The Express. — London, England, 1857-03-31 00:00:00

aoadis, NM spin Omaha; the 11111d41111 for tbar agger, he Mated that them meld be Maks to his m ild IS the wring p•dismat—•• then bid been nothing tir lest—ef width be mid lave say cease to be ashamed. (Chem) Mr. Wrouteow, ea mesendag himself te Fmk wee m eshed with the rem* upreer, end it was mot 1W the n egraareNuer istetheed ea Ids MeV, that be was she to theds toyddag like • berdiag. He mid—de the &dm Ma bed the entaketio of taming him eat, they might as eel hem IM krill then thri. (Hoer.) The bon. paths ma (sr. Reaped) hot Motel to • sod.. which be pm Yeas the eless of the MOM That skies was Pm end. arid,; mid as le the eileged Yak Y the Melon, yr. Remit mod • measly Mir oda open him (11t. Illiksee), sad thaeleve if there woe say Meek to the ./14 he Imo Mind by both. Now be bed bees dotes; SO be lam nobody well. The came of Ws diet were, he lelewi, two id. Fret of all, Me bed lam Nakao spier Ms—(georel an. of "No, as I") —everybody mid *No," bat them seminal the het—ead them, as the imembly bow, dm bed been • my Imp gsedNntm of MOW. (" No, so.") Money, them bed hem lame Mope to melodies bile to the Made of the Imelda' deer. Catawba bed been mad spirt bha, not ea WIMP phi the meg Mar bad be. given to Mat be hot dam, Seth thine bed, so doubt, to • peg IMO mgedised Nem to the minas of the mks( ohms—these thous to the pomace of whose Mods be wee esereins of Mae Meted a kegs palka of hit time mad Matto. Reed ad avy Misr of the memsfel measles their pukka a that ocoura. (loghter.) If be bed bees eimeed he Meld Me Yid thet k Mehl be by the Mork Mimes of the maple; if he bed set them imisseght also gee be was esoleeled to be Moe he was. He certainly mid net ea my coridesedes asimdt to the Imilierre end ladiguity of big Meer to ea the Mete of maw cemadete. (Clem rod miner.) They bed Meeks m Meet • mea Meet they hniesi me am mere age to moment lbw* ale pellement. They lad Mired km hr • mow: am, ea un tried ma, • ma 1,110 eertelaly promised very acidly,tf be did eat premise too ma; smil be met my that they bad tempt bra • to.. with be had be. wary to hies. They bed Mho Ids MA to Lege searkmeadee, sied bed peochtmed to the odd that the ma Ms had the lapel pm tem me to Ma the elsetka. (Owl istinaptio, masted widi •kw mks of "Now, km.") omeelog the palm= Mem they bed Met led the Woolf afield am dm as aliakey ad 4111patly as be bared be (Kr. Rte) bed dm, V st the od of ihe pen • richer Nes MOM dwwd, he be wise be might, Mr. Remelt mill Maid aidel. (Criss of "No, au') Thet, be was ask, maid be the meek. It met eertekly he the mit Mower emettaraciee forgot leactried mime, cad berewei thur madame ea ow hvorites, whir ma poles ealleked seprit to whet they bed day we whet they me Neely to de. (Renewed lomplea) He sushi e 4. hackie thet be am pm sole be Ns lie Mkt be Rd set bane to be hr the geed of ils waft Thee ewe Wird woo w ens wbe ihiaght ell the evils width MIMI these dime MA be mewed by acts of pedimeat, bat bark clews he Rd net mem ad be llama Mt may Yep Whith wow good to be meilke wok de Wary hereet el Omit lathe weildeg pegeklien. Is ceerimies, be 'Mei the &dem Joy et the asks Iloy bed sob eel Mad they mid set he dieggekledY JIM tapes- Oa the nod= d Mr. W =mats, swasisi by Mr. lov. ma, Owls wise lbw wall is the vatawitreire, by vim Or co—r ---- was id* adisewledsal; ead. caw Ong One elms Or OW Qom, Or mewl dinanwl. SOUTHWARK.-THIS DAY. OFFICIAL DRCLARAI7ON, ThisaMersa= the official declaration of the poll was sale by Mr. Pdteberd, the High BMW of the Bum the Imam Gressel in boat ol the Tara Her Namibian was by so mar summons, while the may:city of the.. pram ogyened to he sou-sisolein The two me rit osadidaten Bir Charism Naylor sad We. Locks, were veil 'scalpel cm their ordeal, bat Ayeley Poillatt was posing with sips a .W 4 offisappoketios, brain. with air of "How about the Royal British Bonk r sad "Go boss to yaw tog otastisp." Kr. PRITCIIIIID mooed the molt of this poll so follows : Sp* 3991 Loeb Mob 2499 Ho bomb. bobbed Adaimil fib Marks Napier sad John Locks, lisq., 11l lIS bay awed to sons in the next paths mast as mnobwo br butlitrort. der C. Harm. rotnraed Haab, sad in doing ao entered inio a hemidesmed min of the prompt po oled= el pardon He mil he wee a determined rank and should do Ida best to seems parliamentary edema. Eh Mats her houthwerk cis two - emends oar skim ha attributed to the spirit of hie pig which slways minested the geoids of lagisd. (Cheers.) 114. Isms DIM puestsel bisegf, ath was /easiest with ethers. the wetted that a severe hostesses wouldpresint his being themegblibeud, but if the game mandrel we I grelefid her lis return, how much sore is W 214 he Sol who wee saistried man. (Cheats.) He Slimed Ns elm pitied miaow sped with dims of the MISS/ of 1 erstivert ; at, liming now obtelsod their sedisnes, they sight rely spas it that his best math= ihould be epithet to coming them into pude& (Heat, ism) lib hosesselle collesse bed rehired to ear retakes with Pewee% es& is thin is sheeted that the Preach had Rusk be him ass us. New ' it wee mordad ahtgsis the.t as d *dr mid thstispiebed velem Almenave Doss, was is this oessibry wadi( the popes of the siestimes, and Ide swat d the Seultsweelt nosethedies we sew puthithing is the Psis peps, L Priest. (Heer, boor.) This armed the the theme were maim to hers what they odd hem so, awl be beret their Melo midi be emeassidisi. (Her, hem.) We were sow at rose with r ir wadi; and it the mph ems emir tease t. themeless be heisted the nest perliamosa wait give thou as ethamiss of the saige, bathed with the security of the lath (Chess) Nr.themirw Pmerdirr, the lasematestel amulets, emit be brag es the ileitis et the ethics with ecesplaseacy eat ethmississ. (Hoer ' holm) Ile Sill, bower, themlit that me at leant of their nigressiatiess ought to be • esnmendel sat; it was asemary it the intereste of the beremegli, bid the esslon bowleg telsemised othisswimwthals they bed a mist right to de,les het so ithemative but to Mks (Cheers.) Thuds woos this mist le the High Bailiff sad the aew4 Megsmod. POLLINO.-THIS DAY. (IT IL/WlRE:tin .1212FINATIONAL PAISLEY. or■ o'cLocz. arts. Zwieg w■ie..o OLAISOW. Oh rte. Ihrllms Deipia Vials FALKIRK WAGES. 'Lays." o'cLaci. NMI 143 Dad % SS PORTARLINGTON. CLOSI or TOO POLL samoisay. Dare Dom -THU DAY. ntvERNESIS COUNTY. No oppositioa. WEST SUFFOLK. HasalO isd Wailhogoos. No oppooldoo. NORTH enitoresils. Doi sad Ha. PERLDHO EAST WORCIIST'WISHIRIL Foley rod Roilbont. No oppopSks. SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE. Foloy eed Nobly. No oppooMos. NORTH ESSEX. Berssfoed and Dome. No opposition. NORTH LANCASHIRE. Patten and Cavendish. No opposition. Men; Paller:an - 7171:1;;;;Iiii;e: — No opposition. NORTH LINCOLNSHIRE. Stanhope and Choimolai. No opposition. SOUTH NORTHUMBERLAND. Beaumont and Liddell. No opposition. EDINBUROHSHIRE. Dalkeith. No opposition. IRewsrt. No oppcoitica. NORTH NOTTINOII4IIBH nZ;Zesallintaa. No opposition. NOMINATIONS.-THIS DAY. BLIOO Wynne and Se;;;;; — i'oll demanded. ii, 1 CAMBRIDGESHIRE. ts p, Yorke, Bell , Mammas, Adam Poll demanded. le NORTH HAMPSHIRE. M. Beach, Slater , and Carleton, mcatlasied. NU denmaded. It Bourn Hasson. via% Purer, and Paws soadasied. Poll demanded. DORSETIMIIRS. Portman, &yam, Sturt, and now, isminatad. Poll demanded. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Comaisioser Hohoyd.) 116 liwirsg6sp assillal as • spreal Newelsaat, et a 0416 1 440881 4 =w44o. la ma ibs wswiassisa as 6 IL a r woes ia web Tb assibss• ady WY.; MO lbsse Is • : I *SUM, bowssel by 69 liabswa a 4149 Wks at ...I Ws ism la - fte Roys; British Ilsals. la mar Ns et ansu.titlbs alb at IN . sad 76t. The Nob aw• D 1* Jam SA es budraps bola amid d ; iba• $ win a• ram at rola boa Ls bulars; :Fa lad OL Ira MI6. bars NIL, irk. lb• anewat by ... as Ws 16 la slam la lbo Lag 11614. 1$ s a Oat b• 161 gas oat was saws pals la lbs a assay Islissilla abaa et III; 9 Ira; 41 amp lba as was • Ws. mama ID bis sass la was alai a lama fa 16 IDISDID •le 219 bob. 1116 ado 64 err II M mow wig Yr pawl •pb•4 r s K 116. Lwow appait• lb. 64www. 64 1b54.44 44 • t Awl as no 116eggadisa. sal II:s bulbs. assal. - Apil ssas lad for tbs assilisla asabg. sa is LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE 11 (IT lIIICTILIC TILIOIL&P11.) TO N CROXTON-PARK.—Tun Day. a. a BELVOIR CASTLE STAKES. Ow mile. St. Hunting Horn sad Glide Hawk an hers. et. gc ORANBY HANDICAP. Two Whs. a. Lawn, Shoreham, Petit Plat, Doke of Lancaster, Tyne, .." Tom Tit, mby Idea dby Johnny Boy, and Sluggard, ars N. here. ft. N OTRZIL Al/lUTALA.-11cl e tt s4 , Sirder to Hew Csa- te mil, Dresinowbc Fairy, Dewar% gby Horn..., t• per, Poalsotter, Bonier King Jaw Firma- a ma, Sir Coft, Prince of Orange, and Is& o' Buchan. N IiCIATCHZD AT Tme WIT NlGHT.—Peeping Tom and as Dadri. be 11 TILE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. (To the Merk-larm Srpreu.) At Paris the downward wweament hat slowly promised with ea bd. IL to N. polo wok dIA Idiot, Ike Dereds es ties spot token A. 711. NE p er nth 16 Use. Opel le Ns. ato ea. M. di_pir IS Its. Zeglists); kr the lest maw M Bums and Is Nis the roue was 74L to 7./. (owl le 475. 6d. to 49. ;I gar the Aar Brio Yew Imbed 741. (wawa to 47. fit Nig lweide). 1* duet ewe het she beta • &dim ej et MA as IL pa Mit; bat from sesieled any arbor coo- S. modish Ow! inn the X. Woe amotou. Rye 1 . INIS IR &MIMI kr its song *peewit" had, lbw, sad r wit Naar lAteltsr. The towns la the esewW7 Isastal7 nes* hem sins kr whist At Lemon dr leder IRO w owl Oa r e = t a o a t at t i l ius tideszas sigh .Ti tze i t: Maeaditis rail aim the news beet deg dn. 0 2- we=PO* what emu hommove, void 42L I; el 10 IltreZ i to lb. AL per v. lashels) ; w SRL So. to =cf. itsiolo). A. Wien la Peewee wee lei A. setwild. At Taoism sed seed we awriy used up, wuk rt. UAL owed the het At Mae prises were 1901. ; bet et Pwin where rooting led be. Woe* the. wee a kit M IS ISLCOr M seeds st Antwerp led beano billsios few le balse el nil de is Mena Ing et INC sone Wag held et 17• L ii' The Neighs mese weer very, prim ewes whale gi , theress *tie elleeerea. Livie has bees &log rwheat at . g `' . =Nees ree las Rae Lawn as le. leo. pa 70 se. II saes we atin. At Tonwee west vw lIM, IS. tear& Is weal apply, the restailess bier Ms. to 67s per EIL gr. At Wise raw we Us. te•re .pp Ilse Char- % led vas mese la ss& The Dee Moises wee ease hialse. Tsva vest*" bed lea egesiteral 0. 1 at Assesere. oda ere dee Wiese et Wag. West S pr IMO Mai II hi gasteoellhaseses gels Me is mai. irla howas, vas ere la ihreae, vie ist=lit Om Mee Res. i t webs la be wasdiew. At Ms sal Sea rg, =t as s=lereri said grtlatarrend led eases hellos IS IL At Ramie skis leis. he per la vest e a . a rye, bat the awed lee lasseal Segglies elder vow bre. gi . *wet as the we =Os he lits=r R. Clover 17 eel was Os ie Resseely am Is aste k r a ibe Oahe et wheat I. 1$ the Relde. At Doi& ems we • stessate trel n l isa rith , t. nes weehasgeL Tlw retwas elan et UM gee. Welk vas Wee to g e:7ll=fir vim* ge. vie Weenies Dale rim aing°4o., vhse**l•l MN. st et Us. N. p. qr. The *ire Meg ow with Sew, EL sals. wee asset Ma& Wee pesse Wigs, we ;,•• eseatelael. Cris a imp la repel he epee it U. Soirld, by a pletthl RR et mild Nets, vita simaixis s i g te. additted its heeled Omit la the t• =iiet a geed sad theake hsso r erles a gria sews IL Ism had bees sway la hem woes. The 211 anal aids eras orelheal , sal *a new* 11 eat th e mike emir, mese am Ali* _ The tweierteihwe ibu t el g Os but lbstalgra *Meer, ewe VAffilltqw. R MAN es. !.1ief, 31,400 gra main, Is seissr seas et Yr ssin Ross the East at IS Wed pew he medal re, hen 411 te WI: 4 cierWm. The Wild sbi see pad caries et • . Trearre nes Mil thit i r s asp vas Ihs=o se be seem .ad es fete vase to *a grevieue rough veer be isiesel in ite lPi a en. le 111 Ai Riga the vestler be *ea NIL The Weer is Mel wee sera. Ms swig Ike* WA Mss Ilq s. r. le per hand, swl VI •A w les sae. 081Iiiig lassoll te we Wag et SI ley.. tittr iir vilt la rat see. Is Okra sleets vess ihe Isf ahan et beti gee sirs Le Rees reveslog • sea estreer was la 1 vluisi; het ewes he le peles owe Se big bee weds. Lesel was bah sh at v s. Is *kg sell le Sely istivary_at Rh. N. p. Ir. heights te Is Mei vess le. to Ss Ili s ir * AS tire..; Nib IRIS asumed peke Whig W. le to Rs re gr. ; rye, Ills. la per qr. ; Mewl, Se W. : to 1116 0,414 te TataisawaideCi weil Paesgasee aeon st Rea le INN Si he ewe' awls we the lov so r id mess see legilt wises weetlsUey vide R ewerstle ;de - Itvwever, seedeal awns , Ity letit=e... Ihearit yeses al ewe gg I m in i = Ths weer les hew e velum d 11= '.. sp ." * heserle Ihe mew s Ws 0 Hadess, se the the petal trig et Sitesatde es sad *rare Ins act tweed to le seer lbw ereesessT. : Rye eastlawd ewes Mee vat fen,,. aid this} brag , i , asset, eskawied ; bags sweet ot aro, ot good grey, li wan, hoverer, shortly eareete. at 111 Messrs. Limas Brothers have terminated the m ethadon d a wall exosiding two and ri.belt Lies is breath, whit& baker sad items the lassiry et the enthe pendia etheda/tthl the End Arienth armada at Waeiwieh. The sew wen 111011111 b rlr we the Una of the artillery Fedi ling esses la the Plasethadthetsl, and centaiss five apecimas and well armpit astrances, neared by ornamental sad I salthestiel iris plea, sett guided by a police statism. The eider far the adages d etrusers theta the Anima 4 'Wetly etherred. The Turkish fthrate Geo= Maki, which has been so long In the Liverpeal paving docks bdeg Sited with seem papaw end thardthany by Kr. John Laird and Mara Hoak, Chaim, pd Co., wader the temnision et Celia, Byrio, lei! the Nino yesterday oa a trial tilp, berths ea bawd San Pear, the at the Turkish Si/nivel; sad ether 011emen real aims She will nil Sr CANNiallthaple was ally uat wok. TES ELECTION AND ins ELECTRIC TILLEOZAPH. —Oa Satan* a greater imam et neeargem puma the ethos trim on my 110:011011 th ee• the Oreing t re talearephs to the path. Upwards al 2,000 or ws ro th rived at Leathery and the &read thaws and et awry sonstry cake the plasm of dispatchss ens tatimedtaery. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, , MAWR 81, 1807. SHARE LISTS—THIS DAY. Two o'Cusik. The railway share market continua and the tendency to-day ia again Lr eashire and Yorkshire, Midland, and North !v Weetern, and Eastern CountiesAaree are in chief request, and have improved. to Eastern of France IMMO have risen considerably. rind Took of Canada 'antilop in good request. tee GIBIOINIT MOMS OM MOM. M as.waTs. •• Alkberbr=:lll6. SU (41hard el Ille.Wdit a = s as, - . 11•• atm LW/ACIIIO. JIMS. II +I 4 a •4 a b. 911 ISO Owlet oul Ms . SS WAY 5..11 OSSA Jar... Oust, nrs, s Word. J. lw .11 Isms= Clasilsi it 4 Swim Usk% Ckis .. D. am . NO Sag ale MONO owl ise 111111000.1'4 11 = Omsk Wsimes. Is Sod Sank sl SWIM .. 1 • Go !0 SS It 2 1.2 I'4 ai N4O 03 SS 0 f dY 37•7117,1657 IN OIL L . INN IN Oa DON mai wait (In.) IN G. Wotan ... IN D. aloarfaajaaaa. laNalorml Crab NI Do SIND „.... O D. Now TN& .. ud LosaNd“ oat Dalnitio • Dada. F. AN Wag AN N U;a11 . all Laildin sad nalana..... IN L. &Wm. IM Lo la Lo laa Mon • & MI k Wotan. N fa Da - SIDI.,ILa&(C. a▪ l Do Wain ---- IN Dada a DIN Daiwa IN illood...llld..6l.laparah. Ilardedira IN *lnd • • • IM 111;;:iia . 1);;ii WI NM. (IL 'Ilkam• ow =10,11) 11imeras S. Nearirt.Abag.allardird !Ulm Lad lanklialem all 1= 1 .:1 sinayalat a la. le Donbas Ragan Volta. WI Nora Dom, Da 1 ....... W Do. j • Dined Zaaa—Winaak flll Da .14n. DirerlANN I I.6l.lll.l4mpairaty MI "INN Is Worn Non alf INN Wotan ..... No O. Wars. IN NOM °Mail _ IN INDIA P....NNINIMIL IN SIINININ Was --. 4 sloiegisuir .11111111111 t .11 Mei Dom —. IN Dula IN Nall *aka . It rah y•aii.isftiro / Ds. ... .51 wow. Va= l .. aU Nakao It NI Tall Yale Tab d lama all WNW** est almeisid al W Weil Onswata W W. Ir. atlas. k LIMY P dl Da. t ra UV all Da., 40, al. Pad %I * sat Onsima ai I 'a Di. VIM rummies I HO Wig It tastit 4 p. 4.41. Oilebelisk .. OtoberMiplisll p..at al Diem* DMus GM DorLlWlD.llll.4_7.lmar 11 I. A O:M rnm. isda. ' " ' P s ' 6 . 1 r 1 411 Da. 46. 411 Do. Pm p.Otac all BMus Was 4 pit 0181. ISO E. Irmadies, Swart. gds.& 011 • . I f , 111 MY, riffill.mm..tr ISO I.ll.oerthen. per t. IM 1:14.14.p01.4tUtp.41.n0 IM De.4l, want—. - 114 De.l.lo.4..esLatio &Pt al 14.114ellart, Pm IS 01.111.•W.=lpi , o.WaJball IN Di. IM W..-- ,sedum 'intim! Irk Itikami.eision.44. IN DeAndra. 4 144 v 4 411 Di. MO& Pm& Emu 4.1 Ds Cleartrtf.sll.44.4 .11 Ds de. do. p. i•O De. Wm. Or. Ski IW De.amstr Che. Shane all Ds. 414. all . 144,_ „ Lass.llllforklo.o met pa ine lank MON. 1r. 11 . 4 ISO De. How Oss. par d. IM Ds. Swipe D. No. • 100 L 100 LitS.W.7 1N Y Da. SS ......-- IGO Ds. Sj Pas OWL . 101 , Ilklias4ww.Sr.all.ll - ISO Ds. p. et. DIR. Si all De al all. 4 iM dada& SD 404108 SCUM Meat lee paiptil=ill47 140 Nadi SOY 100 14.1•41.-444v.44.46 , 4 44 . IC De. 414. II De. bob • }at 14.1 It D1611616.CAL pone. W K4r4b 10411mibIre ..... I* Oa. Womb Wel. Op.. w P.. M _ Ds.' Ta all tined lag Da. all Da. I! MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'ancx. The funds are very firm to-day, and show an improvement of about 1-16 per cent. English railway stocks retain in many cases an upward tendency. The completion of the share settlement has engaged attention this morning. Consols are quiet, at 931 to ; for money, and 931 to 1 for the Bth of April. The March Exchequer Bills are marked par to 45. prem. ; ditto, June, 3s. to Is. dis. ; and Exchequer Bonds, 18,)8, 981. Turkish Siz per Cents. remain rather dull, and are marked 971 to for money. Mexican bonds have met with rather more inquiry, but business in this department is very restricted. The sales are limited to Brazilian Old Five per Cent., 1021 ; Buenos Ayres Bonds, at 85 ; Mexican Bonds, at 22; for money, and 231 for the I ith April; and Spanish Passive Bonds, at 81. The accounts received by telegraph from India and China indicate that the flow of silver to those countries will continue upon an important scale. There is a decline of about Id. in the exchange at Shanghai, but at the other markets the rates present little variation. In consequence, the market for silver was yesterday firm, and large quantities of this metal were sold, with a view to shipment to the East by the steamer Colombo on the 4th April. The with drawals of gold from the Bank, to pay for the need ful supplies of silver on the Continent, are under stood to have been heavy yesterday, reaching 80,0001. or 100,0001. It is at present estimated that the Colombo will take out between 600,0001. and 700,0001. On the other band, the financial &deices from Paris are of a more favourable character. It is stated that at the close of last week the specie and bullion in the Bank of France had increased to 9,600,000/., being about 710,0001. in excess of the last return, which extended to the 12th instant. Owing to this influx, it is alleged, the council has decided, dating from the 3rd April, to reduce the premium on the Bank's purchases of gold from 6fr. per mille to 4fr. per millc, or say from 12s. to Bs. per 100/. It is further stated that the council has decided to altogether suspend its exceptional purchases of the precious metals as soon as the metallic stock shall have reached twelve millions sterling. There is ample evidence that the bullion requirements of the French Bank will no longer press severely upon our market, but the silver drain remains unmitigated. At Berlin a fall has taken place in Russian stock. The 61,0001. in specie brought by the Persia, from New York, is understood to be mainly on continental account. The exchange on London ruled low, closing at 108 to 1081. In the wheat market yesterday a reduction of Is. to 2s. per quarter from last Monday's rates was quoted, and at this decline sales were difilcult. Since last Friday 14 grain-laden vessels have arrived at ports of call, of which seven bring wheat and four maize. The Queensberry has arrived from Foo-chow-foo, with 813,4001 be. of tea on freight. The New York advices mention that the biddings of the government for United States stocks, which expired on the 3rd inst., have been renewed at the same prices, viz., 110 for Six per Cents. of 1862, 116 for Six per Cents. of 1867.8, and 106 for Five per Cents. of 1865 ; the accrued interest on each to be allowed to the seller. The French advice. state that the 2nd April has been fixed for the opening throughout of the line of the Southern of France Railway Company. The following notice has been posted at Lloyd's. The specie ex the Trent, it will be remembered, ought to have been brought to England by the Parana, which arrived at Southampton on the 23rd init.: A letter received from the master of the Clyde (8 ), dated Navy Bay, 26th Feb , states that on the merlon. day she had met the Trent (s. half-way between Colon and Cartha ge:a, with her intermediate shaft broken, end summing with only ace engine ; she would proceed to lettuces. We are informed that Mr. Alderman Wire has joined the direction of the Western Bank of London. Roebuck, M.P., has been recently appointed chairman of this bank, in the room of Sir E. B. Lytton. At the meeting of the Turkish Gas Company yester day it was mentioned that out of a deposit of 2s. 6d. per share, about Is. per share has been spent in preliminary expenses, leaving 5,500/. in favour of the company. It was also stated that negotiations are to be renewed by the directors, with a view to obtaining • concession from the government of Turkey. The annul meeting of the British American Land Company was also held yesterday. The chairman re marked that, owing to the sales of land not being great during the put year, the directors could not recommend a dividend. They also thought that it would be best not to divide the reserve fund (18,0881.), but to wait for further remittances from Canada. The report was adopted. At the fourth annual meeting of the London Printing and Publishing Company, held on the 27th inst., a dividend at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum was declared. The newly-formed London, Harwich, and Con tinental Steam Packet Company announce that their steamers will commence running between Harwich and Rotterdam on the 25th April. The seventh call of 21., making 181. paid, is to be paid on the shares of the Portsmouth Railway Com pany in the following instalments, viz., U. on the 30th April, and H. on t h e 30th May. , mt'A ; 17:7 - 0. -- Tce: all iillaiuftrdits 1011my.a p.a.' 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IS Wee 64 NolooltOdollsl r= all 1 lOW t 4 Is. Pow ._ - -. IS MO* *Mummy km 11l WON IS lls. 144 • -. ill tole lee Kepi aun si;Z:::::: N asi" I %lOW Arlo !maw .1 1411.1161 1 Do 11•04 0/1 1 lOIP SI Ow* •4414a - r - i;00 . .. A 11,1116 I 1141 Tag. Solo NI OM Do Do Ibilsant A NAM 114 Tr Mesa% Itimg - 11l "fa AN IL O na Do I da Dais NN ..-...- - -. -. 1 . NI 4 N and Oriental Steam were firmer. North of &me Steam were dealt in from 12 to 121 ; and South Ann tralian Six per Conte., at 104 and 1041. The nominal closing ((notations for the newly pro jected railways are subjoined, viz.: Punjaub Railway, 5-16 to 7-16 prem. ; Oude Railway, par to k rem. Northern Bengal Railway, par to I prem.; Celarn l Oude Railway, k to I prem. ; Eastern &apt Railway, k to 1 prem. ; Calcutta and South Satan Railway, par to k prem. ; Euphrates Valley Rail way, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Riga Railway, 11 to 1.1 prem. ; North of India Tramroad, 1-16 to prem. MINBS.-7HIS DAY. Two o'exoox. The payment of "differences" on the settlement has engaged almost sole attention to-day in the home mining stock market. No transactions are reported in the Stock Exchange, and the market is altogether inanimate. Mariquita shares continue in demand, and are marked 17s. 611. Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions la the Mining Exchange: Buller and llama% 2; Gawtan United, Ils. 3d lON., lle. ; Great Alfred, 7f, 8. 71, 8, 81, 7t , 8, 81, 1; Groat Ifewas, 22a. 6d., 755. ; Merodsfoot, 6f, 1 ; Kelly Bray, 22a. 6d., 205., 214. 245., 265., 245., 265., 215., 225. ; Lady Bertha, 10s. 6d. ; l.elant Consols, 3L4 ; Mulle77il7l, 1; Pendoen, ; Providence Mines, 87 88k ; South imams, 3721 St. Day United, 31 s. 6 1 ., dd., 31s. 6d., 30a., 31s. 6d., 325. 6d.; Tamar Consols, Val 6d., 17s. 6d., 20n Went Grenville, bs. Bd., ss. 9d.; Wicklow Copper, 29, 291, 28; Wheal Edward, 41, 166.3 d.; Wheal Morgue!, 761, 77 ; Wheal Zion , 21s. 225. A call of 2s. 6d. pis share is to bejaid on the shares of the Fort Bowen New Company Diteitad by the 14th April. A special meeting of the Trelei Consolidated Mining Company is called for the 7th of April, to dissolve the com pany, and to sell the mini ma plant, 6m., in ante with with a resolution passed at the meeting on the 26th instant. The second annual meeting of the Wellington Copper Mine Conipmv Mealled for the 14th April. We ore informed that at Wheal Margaret en improvement Prklut heett met with in hale 80 can. ie alio reported the! the midence es have h improved lt in the 76 west, and that Wheal Margery is looking better in the 42 out. A discovery is likewi.e reported at Balnoon. At a two-monthly general meeting of the adventurer. in the Megaton Down. Consols Mines. held en the 28th inst., an account of espenditure and receipt., showing a cash !clams in favour of the mine of 1,0791. to. 74., was laid be fore the meeting, and paned. An estimated account of guy meets and receipts before the meeting to be held on the Mb May nest, showing a balance of temipts over payments d 2,1221. 64. 6d., was also submitted. MONDki Possum In the borne mining stock market to-day business was generally quiet, the settlement engaging atten tion. In the Mining Exchange, however, there were numerous transactions in Great Wheal Alfred shares. West Csradon shares were rather flatter, but Wheal Margaret were in demand. In addition to the transactions reported in the official list, Pro vidence Minesaharea were dealt in in the Stock Ex change at 83, 84, and 83 ; Wheal Margaret at 75, 761, and 76 ; St. I/ay United at 31 a. an d 31s. 6d. ; East Margaret at 101 ; and Wheal Edward at 4/. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Off MAONETIC TELEONAPN.) (PION Ova OWN 00111ZIPONDINT.1 We had only a small attendance of millers or farmers at market this morning. The demand was very dull, render. log the pricer of every article in the trads merely nominally at previous rates. MIN CING-LANE.—THIB DAY. Scow. — The market has opened with fi ap and the public sales are progressing briskly. rm Te e = market quiet-635. to 665. Coms.—The large public sales are going off steadily, without showing spy material alteration in prices. TRA.—Coaueon;Cortgou quoted steady 12d. to 121 d. per lb. The public sales of Assam went off at full prices ; other de scriptions are soiling heavily. fiatervras.-170 0 bags were offered in public esle, mfrs.- ties 4} to 91, and bought in at 40e. to 42a. Rics„—Csrgo Bengal sold 10s. to 10s. Od. ; and 1,006 bags Radius, in public We, 10s, 6d. to lie. Rox.—Prices are firm, but the market is inactive. CorroN.-200 bales sold. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW ILARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is flan for March and quiet for other periods :—Town tallow is quoted 54.. Od. nett matt; Petenbarg Y. C. on the god BUs. ; April, 65a. May le Jane, 655. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Doris reports a Urge supply sad heavy tents, prices baying a lower tendency. Prune meadow bay, 130 s. to &is.; superior ditto, 70s. to 130 s. ; inferior ditto, 80a. to bis.; rowan. 50s. to €oa.; clover, 70s. to 100 e.; second cut, 8011. to 850. ; straw, 255. to 280. A CHATTY riATEN.—If ever you see a rat-tailed horse, you may be sure that he is a trump. With such a deformity, he would not otherwise be kept. Of all the carriage horses we ever beheld, our Jack Hat was Janis' prinarpc His colour was a rich mottled brown—spotted likes leopard, se Philip the coachman mid—and his symme try and powers were ;seta In short, with the exception of his tail, he was all over a good one. The other carriage horses were always ailing—one or other of them : Jack wow always in high condition, well up to his work, and ready to do it. l wish you could have seen him hugging the cam up a street steep as the roof of a stadtbouse, and &quarter of a mile high-41,unit would ill express its all but endurance. He was in especial- favour with Phgr whom knew as well as °uterus knew Captain Dalgetty. When Philip entered the stable, Jack would tern his heed and whinny his satisfaction. Philip would then go up to Jack, and after replenishing his manger, not forgetting a doable allowance of beano, during which replenishment Jack rubbed his nose against bite, the worthy charioteer would enjoy the sight and hearing of Jack's vigorous "ntunmeting, as be MONUALT EVENING. called the operation of the powerful mill of which Jack was The funds to-day were sensibly firmer, the politi- tft,e,,,Viiteerkt:jtint tiellrdtl%. johtacch,ehawdoutlidp ti,,,Zeldhal cal advices received by telegraph from China being Jack's bind legs, Philip saying the while to the playful favourably interpreted. The approaching close of llae cap, rdkipoßartit,.. wore fisluowb`L.wlizezrzpein. the electoral contest also renders speculatois more the mews where the horses were kept was a tame swim, which would walk in anwdhaotut,..eoumertizres inon,swileateith Thi.meneb:d willing to purchase, although the money market re anuiur elbiltues in Amore knowing fashion with a short straw mains without sign of relief. The funds attained at one period of the day • rise of nearly 1 per cent. ; turned up on one and a wide-awake eye. He was a bat the market was less strong in the afternoon, :MI hi"-hthe6shredhir:tehebit of shear that who and the closing quotations were scarcely 1 per cent. Philip and Jack were immense friends, he soon began toade hop better than those of yesterday. In the railway with his bit of meet up Jack's stall, flutter into Js ' manger, and, in a corner of it, eat his morsel in peace sad share market the settlement engaged much atten privacy; Jack looking down an him the while with a wro th:on; nevertheless, the tendency was decidedly fa- Meting sir. As be wail thus employed, the gambols between vourable. The leading French lines continue to rise. Philip soe and Jack pawied, =lit :I;inlbtrClL:irutzt,h°l° always mintimed- Ia the discount market there is still a steady de- One fine morning Philip was startled by the sound of capers mend for money, and 6 per cent. is the minimum rudblitete!rma he ownapproached the ,stable, and t, Preparations for the 4th of Aglow!" In he went, and beheld " The P "as the vying " Hs, scx I i hearing go it, old gate for good paper. April (Saturday next) will keep up the demand this raven was somewhat irreverently called, perched on Jack's week. In the Stock Exchange to-day money was Jhinact;t'tairltergas quarters, and !Apr.:Ll-en-di' the few The Parson hair, of easy for short loans 011COUROIS; but the liquidation rating all the while, as he held on, riding triumphant, "He, of the "differences" arising out of the fortnightly kflyk, .14ntai:i7i!isinonlifnelglotte.t:uand kee ps anP:intilss perch won who der fully, amount in shares and foreign stocks will probably seemed to enjoy the fun. Tnenre eta some excuse frrh'ealling lead to • more active demand in " the house " to. the bird " The Parson," by which designation he wee known in the yard and neighbourhood. There was a oonveatitris Morrow. hard by, and the raven would frequently stray to sad look Consols opened this morning as they closed on and listen gravely in the porch, while in the open interior the Saturday, at 931, " sellers," for the Bth April, ad- congregation were atteliftg to their ehePherd, mid engaged vented to 93i, and closed at exactly 931. For in prayer at his frequent summor. sollet.szs n.t:Licteldsg sad money the last price was 931, and for the ith May, d„,eZre was ~ Let heard ': repast, as La, " solemnly words ripoalg 941- The official business report is as follows : be pronounced. The feint of this remarfuible bird soon found Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, I ; ditto, its way to the servants' hall, and thence emended into the for account, Bth April, 93t, i, t. Inditt Bonds, higher regions, and l'hilip was desired to bring the raven le. dia. one evening when there was a tea MAY. The company were li seated when Philip entered the drawing-room with the The March Exchequer Bills were quoted Is. die. to raven.t When the bird was set down he looked about him, Ss. prem. • the June Bills; Os. to Is. die.; and Ex , chequer Bonds, 981 to 99. whoee bead and shoulders euly were visible over the top of • In the foreign stock market the principal move- high-backed choir, on which ured suit, kneeling, worthiely uttered ' Let as nethier stashed, and kenning swell-known western antiquary tient was in Turkish Six per Cents., which expe- clad in a This k anutfolodced. !Thy by stone of edifying, ladies rienowl several fluctuations, chiefly in connexion lad who belonged to a Donas society. &mother edifying, with the settlement. The price for money was ihd th;'*.theeed visitor was regarded with favourable eyes, quoted 96 to 1 during part of the day, but had fallen when he chanced to look up at Philip fellow nstantly alums on Saturday. For the 17th April the latest quota at the close to 974 to I, being } per cent. lower than dread out with " Ha, Jack Rat i re w.Dlo- nigl:Lriocld,,,ou Ifo"no.PhiliP, in diatel caught up his sable friend and vsnished with, him— , lion was 971 to 98. The Guaranteed Four per Fr...ies ii„,,,,,,,,, fee Apnl. Cents. left off at 1001 to 101/ for money, and 1011 On the hustings at Guildhall was Monsieur Alex to 1 for the new account. lilexican Bonds were dull, and closed at 221 to 23 for money. London Sehool, and other foreigners. " A chief's among as ladle Durum, accompanied by M. Delille, of the City of The tea market today was flatter, owing to the tate Doles, an' faith hell ore gnu . telegraphic advice. from China. The closing price for common congon was 12d. to 121 d. per lb. An Egyptian mummy ts_ad._vertisett to be s peat old by auction at Southampton on Frieda next. It is at lving amongst other unclaimed articles at the Southampton Ottoman Bank share, closed to-day at Ito b 1 D 0,1,,,, hosing hem aetighed to defray certain dock chow prem. Bank of Egypt and Oriental Bane were flatter. to which they ale was,. Western Bank ot London shame have receded to 12 'lin New TEA Dm.—On Monday next the to 10 dia. Other bank stocks dull. National new tea duty will take sad by the act of lest swims for ths Diseoant were last quoted i torei dis. Peninsular then current Mr- The ihatY ',Vowel ill le. Id. Pee Peon& 1: M II 1 per Ipa 01