The Express. — London, England, 1857-03-25 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS. ; (nos 0,1 ows PARIS, TUMULT ETINTNO. The Neufchatel Conference met to-day at the ministry for foreign affairs, Count Walewaki pre siding. According to a telegraphic despatch from Berlin, the Prussian Correspondence denies the accuracy of the account given by the buflpendemee Belye of the last instructions sent to Count Hats feldt. But the Ga:etle de to Croir, which has the best opportunities for being well informed, says that the principal conditions insisted on by Prussia are a general amnesty, and • guarantee fer the charitable establishments already existing in the Principality. Now these "principal" conditions are amongst those enumerated by the Indlptadasee. It appears, however, accord ing to an admission in this evening's Patric, that the King of Prussia has so far gained his point that the conference of to-day has taken as a point de &pert not the renunciation by the King of his rights, but the recognition of them by all the powers. But the Patric hastens to add, that this is only a matter of form, the "essential object of the negotiations being the complete independence of Neufchatel." Dr. Kern, the Swiss envoy, did not take part in this day's conference. _ The Pays, being of course instructed by the French government to make as light as possible of the dif toenail; between Austria and Sardinia, admits that the news of the Count de Pao having left Turin with all the personnel of his legation, is " very pro bable," but it opines that further intelligence must be waited for, before any opinion can be formed u to the importance of the event. The Pays harps upon the fact announced by the Austrian journals, that Count de Pau did not demand his passports, but absurd as diplomatic refinements may be, I cannot conceive anything quite so absurd as that the quitting a country by a foreign repeesentative with all his legation, accom panied by the banding over to the minister of another nation the conduct of indispensable busi ness, is not to be considered a diplomatic rupture. At all events the fiction sustained by the Asunielkils Rationale of this very day that Count de Pacer was only "sent for" to Vienna, and not "recalled " (ap jostle mai' non rappelif) cannot now hold water. If there could be any doubt about the diplomatic raptor, the language of the Austrian Gazette, whiff says that after the recent debate on the forti fications of Alessandria, "no Austrian representa- tive could remain with honour among such people," would suffice to remove it. While I write I learn that Count de Pear has actually left Turin, and that the Sardinian minister, the Marquis de Cantero, has been recalled from Vienna. This latter fact will, I Imo* eihmee the concoctors of Sae-drawn Ibilims goat diplomatic ruptures. Nein boo somited Paris, under date of Tampion. March 6, dot tau Pacha Guerroutias, who exeraini a gnat lames nor the Kabyles, is dead, and that a nallbesierdt Ira plate immediately on the news booming known. The Emperor of Morocco had sent his son at the head of an army against the rebels, and it was thought probable that he might be forted to transfer the seat of his government from Morocco to Fez. At the Bourse the Bente opened very heavily, rose Itt the middle of the day in sympathy with a re markably active railway market, and then became dull again, closing at yesterday's price for account, end with a rise of 10c. for cash. The railways, notwithstanding many sales to realise profits, left off generally higher. Orleans rase 10fr., Lyons and Mediterranean, 10fr. each, Eastern, 7fr. 50c., South ern and Western, sfr. each, and Grand Central, , Mr. 50c. St. Humbert, after much fluctuation, fell Mgr: PORTUGAL (FION ora OWN CORRINTONDINT.) LISBON, Melo; IS. I informed_ you in my last letter of the improba bility of the Viscount de Castro being able or willing to form a aabinct. The result has proved that such anticipations were well founded, for the Viscount found himself obliged to intimate his inability to the King. Afterwards the Marquis de Soule was again called by his Majesty, and the ministry was definitively organised and the new decrees issued as follow :—For - Public Works, Sr. Carlo, Bento da Silva; for Finance, Antonio Jost d'Avila, and for Justice, Dr. Vicente Ferrer. The Viscount de Si continues in charge of the portfolios of War and. Marine, and the Marquis de Soule in the provisional possession of that of the Interior, in addition to being President of the Council. In brief, the present cabinet may be particularised thus:—The Marquis de Soule belongs to the his- torie Progresista party ; the Viscount 81 Bandeira is also of this iwrty. Carlos Bente was formerly a Cabralist, bat in 1846, when Costa Cabrars power was in decadence, he declared against himand after wards joined the " Cartiatas Moderados," or " Or deiree," and he now takes offee he the first time. Antonio Joel d'Avila woe member of the Cabralist administration which fell with the revolution of the Minho in 1846 ; in DNS he returned to power with Costa Cabral, and Snell) , left office with that party in 1851, on occasion of the revolution raised by the Duke de Saldanha called the regenera , ,ao during the last elections he was President of the Central Electoral Committee of the Cabralist party. Dr. Vicente Ferrer is little known to po litica, but is esteemed as a profound lawyer, a pro fessor of the University of Coimbra. lie is of the " Ordciro" party. 'Theigovernment is thus composed of many shades of politics, and will experience some difficulty in finding a working majority in the Chamber. This will be especially felt in the Peers, although no doubt they can there rely upon the good offers of the Count de Lavradio. The Minister of Finance has already presented a proposition for the abolition of the soap monopoly after the Ist June, 1 13 8. It is believed that the contract between the repre aentatives of Sir Morton Peto and the Portuguese government will soon be signed, and that the condi lions are very favourable, offering advantages to both parties. The British Ambassador, Henry F. Howard, FAR., bas given a diplomatic dinner in celebration of the return of Count Lavradio. His Excellency and a numerous and distinguished party were invited on the occasion. It may be mentioned as a feet creditable to the authorities of the Portuguese post-office that they refused to be paid for the conveyance of the Madrid's mail from Vigo to Lisbon in the ntalle-poste. In foreign exchanges no material alteration has occurred since last mail'. On London the established rates were 33 at 30 days' sight, and 331 at 90 days' date, with money over at those figures, the supply of paper being rather limited. Father Ventura preached at the Tuileries again en Sunday I. His sermon is mid to have contaimd the boldest passible deatteriationa of the frivolity of cant and the venahty of roes in hints sitastlons. The Emperor Mos delermined to allow him liberty in the pulpit. nit American " spirit rapper" named H®e has *Us* Paris, his PiOUTS laving bean en the whole ea. Ormsely medullae to Wm, He hm splamed a sexed amid the ?Wale; and ens nt the reports coarsralag this Melt Metal that "he canoed the load of a lay to be premed by the bend of her hnalmad, who Ilse basted in a distant sat" At Wm places, however, putted jokes vent played spa Mao For example: On me oceasioa, idler be had bum telamphine in hi. wear, Le was told that the poem whose g nome. and convenatiqa he predasmd to have attired, was na imaginary peregrine to a mmusre by Chateau-brim& Fkerow .. Huntingdon .. St. Giles .. Skirmisher .. 16 ran. ~ 1 .. 2 St. ..1 STAKES. .. 2 QUEEN'S GUINEAS. Two mien. ii. 1 ft. Nehmen"; Malacca, Centurion, Grayling, Middleton, and $ KMride are ben. ga WHITTLEBURY STAKES . Three-quarters of a mile. ii Oemma di Vergy, Palm, Odd Trick, Madame Cliquot, le Centurion, Old Tom, Western Power, Betelnut, Volatore, a. and cuter to Vincotint are here. R. R NENE STAKES. If All seven horses are hare. le If STAND PLATE. Ono mile. ea Jack the Gigot Killer, Yukon, Questionable Blight, Nun- M. tragton, Coal Black Rose, Ulraser, Old Tom, Prince's M. Mixture, Fright, Jessie, and Walhalla are here. al OTH ra A RIO VALL—Olede Hawk, Rohallion, Hospitality, a. Olympia, Old Rowley, Pr. Flat, Strawberry, Mabel, Cum- ea berland, Vaulter, Happy Land, Speedwell e., Volatre, us Ntgbt Ranger, Heroine, Grand Duchess, Firmament, Sara- 1.1. bead, Gaudy, lumen Affeban, Fly, Footstool, Mrs. Taft c, Delusion, Ruth, Little Geese* (by Orlando out of Far- ri mare Daughter, f by Sir Tatton Sykes out of Southdown, Mikis, and Six and Eightpeuee. a LATEST BETTING. NORTHAMPTON STAKES. 4to 1 agst Bt. Gib (t) 11 to 2 Mdrmiaber (t) 7 to 1 Sir Colin (t) Bto 1 Adams (t) Bto 1 Porto Rico (I) 9 to 1 Codringtoa (t) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 100 to 11 agst Kent (t) DERBY. 20 to I spt Kent (t trrely) QUELN'B COLLECT., BIRMINGTIAM.—The Theolo gical Department of this College is making rapid progrene. On Sunday the Bth inst. the billowing rtutlrntx wore ordained :---Mr. St. George Kerr, D.A., by the I.rd Bishop of Worcester, to a curacy in the city of Worcester ; Mr. G. Davenport, by the same bishop, in the curacy of Tarnworth, by letters dindeaniry hare the Lord Bishop of Lichfield; Mr. T. E. Minaha, B. A., by the Lord Bishop Peter borough, to the rarity of Yardley, Nceduiniptonshire. On the 26th of Jeasuary, Mr. B. Peery me ordained by the Lord &Asp of Darbe• to the amey Deptibrik abbormeeseeb. tbrea's Cease ave preemie bAa eamzetall Imp the almaram at a balmele wpm, mberilty sal preprobia br • ibe predbebra yeeem~ stehate le As . ccaphet mese et yeeheamai ~mei ihe et amilles , sal the y `eimilbe simemorkbeet my madam tassiskti hr the dr grew et began et and bear et maim is the Usiamily el Labe, he Me rlylealeset the Loyd Naos of hemeeeme et Labe mai ler Ile Imam at the eadeW et Apiehe land siebb -T ti ii i e iht beelme, Genet LlMNltent. e me e of ambled Ie eller Ibinsgme he the brim et beige el ▪ emilee et Me ta the Ilaimellyd Ueda It meths Wreaks flirt orsgbeariss slaimis la • spit he C= et Clalltsibeatas, sal le waled by e.arra ea Om the armee et beadle et mi meter et Ibiald the Ler Depereat met with the law Maim nay Able the el lath Um and baler et bee ta be 17 ef Imes. Thelma,/ ileene hes bum smembily eirteeded for by De. Ildeard leith, a miat elite eel= se leedl. ihe peyrossibeelegkelatailmes he ma ayes belly 'ran, Milled emilease le dm/him la me weri, the oems amid lq the merm the ere so iamb, tha p t /be rptam is aphis dray ealmelea. wipportei by the public the maim may leame the Calm eity el the Midland metropolis ae Durban V for the north. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1857. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MANSION-HOUSE. Miami Nests ves &mead by Haste, • poLeeman, who said,—l my the plow Mk• a I remini out of a tande ms's pals eakerbriage. I INSE sky him, and he lime ewe, Ms kedhemiief whisk he ha Int put into Itia Mier elkees NM the skims led hem • thief tram yems ; ri l eit =my et reds! dm Leis. The w wee metiaced te kmehesment with hard Mem kr diem moths. Mehra gram, • lekerizig mem, was deed Ike shillings kr deism. MAW/A was charged with dierdegy . ccedart. • sold—itt • weerk to three this monies I • eke k the char& d M. Mearkßow, sad I went k r seelkmeled by the =dm sag tair d the kw We kw Me she Fe the pas: mkt brig eked whet le sightlis Me eme • le mid he are to me the le we so peaks whe Wks amok. esi The auglaiir et lbs ahednee cell kr *Mar we• subject i t to els it IN•illy isi lel basa. tee MIA Ikosrbts under at mppm m las Meek w M hoa ee west lie dw mild, man was st. The Lk ew mdd he the poor MN wanks feelle iftwily, sed smeared him for is eke Ms. st HOW-S m. TREST. se SUBSIST= ILOSIIST IT • =STANT. = SL Cblherir AMA Me • termed isle Mr. Sifts, all sed is egesaimm dTedlerkelreet, ematmedee. was Merged M. whi skein •as keet the boa if a Mkr. rookie ts IV water al lie Towhead' KoreLL a. .......C l ire °br im l i all i f i r task itt Y leint ha bi l r a rde i nn rreeths II I IN g : deg, kaki ocemies le pa le le lea, he kiwi et. le — area sevemigne. The lea lad lea IL lb. SON add Ma the :: sheer, M who bid miff Ma In IL lie sanbe • fre wedm wok set as ekar, mg islereed i Mak wry Meet Sheer pet le ha, ems ems thie Aar es . a yams Niel sod sill le see ham so swat*. tit pbasse. to Mr yr voff N. am raposisig mighty to Wag te ler weer le see the Weal. Its Ifs wee= wend the iil l wear wiry tessaly, le aimed the Water is le celled, . 6 .„ GM Me wok keg. Oseablerleg the Mete ohs was to, he wee wt any ilk she we sem se he appikdad is sear Mew is dr elibis, who sigh is kr rum S. The elk arekkg the Omar Mg mg nem, bud is the M. seem et the day le boned d the peeseelses y, sad N berg OM she Mil ehempd • serwelga M dm te peillkiewee la 'helikatilmost. Ifinewhis IN= e led ge. .. le AM dry, sk, Me t e o.od s a t • by et ea esereml sle •01" SO lis =de =I Lai dot the while sky sheet the is Mier was • lielsellea; OM the awed" b meek of 11 2. dirk as led has Ms sink wee • lake ems, eel the G 111. MI hut tirtagel fleet her preview siturelea for s Immleamme, ad mespeled theft. In the emir elm is IMO IS Aim hoe list, md . .Kin cheese Ibe then • ma 'kW asitektesela S. The primmer egg dis wee eel . Ohm lel as meek el Led= of esargbg earysewegga M Iliktelkm hot ahe E yes Vey Meek sod I less gees mile Nat is Wight ft MN she pi mos kr its were wthe was with her. Mr. S. @She was edidesel se le her elmseekm whisk wee N ; sag die bed ad bees dierhsegel feet e 4 stew 16 M Cr . mleendese st. Mr. Widthem, bMI the dikkils, mid that irks 1 4 . the primer ark =F i sk wee teaks the to wawa whir wen kit ham ea sa OM I wee kr irks - le day, sed she meat Is merry . Ow tif lIIIWOMNI V= LI sheet le kis mp Os amp, but the primer Todd eat z to bar. Ms sill Wm to wrap it is paper, which he did, le la ais this rit I Is kr pocket. S. as was tememael kr further inquiry. m. • Ammer AT @VICTOR. ; 100ry.4 Pis, ik In NMI al poupeetale le W et. ake tad is. bees beirell, by i Eg mi hee= g el the Prepairmad, le NM/4 SO /11, is sa irty et two o'elea Mb saw be, me Yid bet era lad same& beet the Wm, Mak e L Is amity bey set bials, ear - seiateg Mee it dr is liebot a be teeter, ban Midi he wasusail i extessilas Ida a • eerier Mee. Oa sisewm et the elatiewheme N aid, "The ell ldll me." Mem lib Meek biemil Withpe= a the eh threelmed rid lad sampled wields &islesthe week. Mr. D'Ememet—Whet mums ay to this Is Diderba-11 ma wary, alr ; bat ILa brat roubled— le fa balms sad—aad— le da rr si ßmesere—Ael my lore sleet Delmhat bierartally)—Tes, eir—Mgemy. Ms. D'lmesert—lt fi bilmide mod, d yew im, it ti aot enabler/ ilas, be arias is lee yew to M imeniel. Whet re you I lse de pia Val Delleast—l ea me isteermam sir, sad reside Si. 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S&; en t el which they Ins pared 7MI. to the ispeedeiles to sod earned the Sirs le the dos& ddr ask Wier. The works to Ye Deneristrors r Wished D. ere persig In • eandestaysisser ; and k is expected that lin Int divides te Denis will hs opened ter hi the COMO el Die Fe esst_seir. Waill/IVOTOW CEMIT.—That portion Of the new wile °meaty warbled by the town council et War =fin the mender ef 17 end le Viet., for the, in st* lewatiipn et W I.atchford and This& which hes tam be the interment of annimes of the enablebed sr assented by the Dias et Meets en Waal* Irk the UM IS A chapel for the plebeians* of dee burial swiss ban been erected uses that pert et the swarm, eo eareereted, and chapels have sho her weaned entire prelim el the assittry sp proprhdad 6. the Rasa eetlieliai and annetne. Two o'CLocx. The funds present no alteration whatever in price, and business remains dull. The other departments of the Stock Exchange are also steady. Consols are quoted at 934 to ; for money, and 934 a 4 for the Bth April. India Stock is marked 2234 ; Exchequer Bills, March, par to 3s. prem. ditto, June, as. dis. to par; Exchequer Bonds, 1858, at 984 to a ; and India Bonds, ss. dim. Turkish Six per Cents. remain quoted 974 to 984, and Mexican Bonds, 23 to 4. Other foreign secu rities are quiet. The sales include Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 1024; Austrian Five per Cents. at 824 (exch. 10fi.) ; Dutch Four per Cent. certificates at 994; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. for ac count, at 774; Portuguese Three per Cents. 1853; for account, at 45; and Sardinian Bonds at 91. The 304,166 dole., or 61,0001., in specie brought by the Niagara, from New York, is understood to be entirely on continental account. It is believed that the steamer Tagus will take out about 50,0001. in bar gold from Southampton to Cadiz on the 27th inst. The Alhambra has brought 6,835!. in specie from the Peninsula, and the Tamar 4,8851. from the Brazils. On 'Change yesterday afternoon the rates for bills on several continental markets, including Paris, Hol land, and Belgium, were quoted rather more favour ably to this country. As regards Naples, &tam continues to prevail. The current quotations are as haows : Amsterdam, three months, 11.181 to ; ditto, abort, 11.151 to ; Rotterdam, three month., 11.181 to 1 , Antwerp and Brussels , three montbs, 26.46 to 60 ; Hamburg, three months, 13.71 to 81 ; Paris, three months, 25.65 to 71 ; ditto, short, •15.25 to 30; Marseilles, three months, 26.65 to 70 ; Frankfort -on- t he--Maine, three months, 1191 to / ; Petersburg, three months, 371 to ; Vienna, three months, 10.24 to 6 ; Tricots, three months, 10 . 26 to 8 ; Naples, three months, 421 to 43 ; Om*, three month', 26.78 to 5 Le three months, 29.374 to 42 1 ; Palermo, three months, 1291 to 130 ; Messina, three months, 1191 to 130 ; Oporto, three months, 62 to 4; Lisbon, three months, 611 to 62. The steamer Niagara brings the statement of the half-year's accounts to Jan. 31, 1857, of the Great Western Railway of Canada. The gross traffic receipts are 393,8801. 12s. ; the working expenses, 191,8401. 3s. 3d.; the net revenue, 193,7631. 190. 2d. ; and the interest on bonds and government loan, 65,069/. Os. 11d.; leaving a net balance of 146,7501. Si. 241., which is more than sufficient to pay a dividend on the share capital at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum. Reserving, however, 14,0831. 6s. 7d. towards the liquidation of the government loan, the half-year's dividend will be at the rate of 9 per cent. per annum, with a surplus of 2,4281. 18s. 2d. Ali these sums are in Halifax currency. Owing to doubts respecting the power of com panies incorporated under the Limited Liability Act of 1858 to issue scrip, the Stock Exchange com mittee recently took counsel's opinion on the point, and have adopted the following resolution, which will in future form part of the law of the Stock Ex change : In settlemente of shares of companies under the Limited Liability Act, when the 'lioness have signed articles of sago elation, the delivery of sharer must be by deed of imam; and in cam where no such articles have Imes signed, and scrip certificatee only have been issued, the committee will not fib a settling day in such scrip, unless they bear a stamp of one penny, and • limited period be stipulated on the scrip certificates for their registration. By order of the cora -1 matte. (Signed) GEORGE LOVELZSR, Betlethry.—COM olitteerroom, March 24, 1867. The half-yearly meeting of the Surrey Consumers Oss Company is called for the 7th April. The shares of the Lyons and Geneva Railway Company are rising at Paris, owing to re s that this line will be comprised in the fusion of the Paris and Lyons and Lyons and editerranean Companies. A call of 41. per share is announced on the shares of the Ardennes Railway Company, payable between the 10th and the 25th of April. The half-yearly dividend is advertised on the Six per Cent. Convertible Sterling Bonds of the Penn sylvania Central Railroad Company. The half-yearly interest is advertised on the first and second series of the Dutch Rhenish Railway Company's loan of 4,800,0008. e notice that a meeting of the trade connected with the importation of fruit and vegetables is invited by Messrs. Keeling and Hunt, for to-mor row, " with reference to the unnecessary charge of metage thereon, and for adopting measures to resist the payment of the same." TVILEDAY EVENING. The funds to-day were rather dull ; neverthets, the closing quotations of yesterday were supported. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange much steadiness is still evinced, despite the inter ruption occasioned to speculative business by the general election. The close of the electoral struggle, however, is now near at hand. The stock markets were chiefly held in check to day by an increase in the demand for money. In the Stock Exchange 6 to 61 per cent. was readily paid for short loans on Consols, owing to some large deliveries of stock, partly on account of the Court of Chancery. The dealers were thus rendered borrowers of money on stock at the Bank. In the discount market also the demand was active, at full rates. Owing to the magnitude of the government balance now lying at the Bank, that institution is rendered the chief dis penser of money at this advanced period of the quarter, and the applications to it to-day are stated to represent a considerable aggregate. Consols opened and closed at 931 to for the Bth April, the only intermediate variation consisting of a temporary decline to 931. For money the hurt price was 931 to 1. The official business report is an follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 931 ' • ditto for account, Bth April , 931, 931; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 761. The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted par to 4s. prem. ; the June Bills, 3s. dis. to par ; and Exchequer Bonds, 981 to 99. In the foreign stock market the chief movement was in Mexican Bonds, which experienced a further decline of 1 to 1 per cent., closiug at 23 to 1. Turkish stocks were unusually quiet, and left off much the same as ,yesterday—the Six per Cents. at 971 to 901, and the Guaranteeed Four per Cents. at 1001 to 1011. Other descriptions were steady. At 4 o'clock Russian Five Cents. wee* quoted 107 to 9; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97 to 99; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641 to 651; ditto, Four per Cents., 981 to 991; Spaniel Deferred Three per Cents., 25 to 1; the Old Three per Cents., 41 to 42 ; and Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., '77 to 79. Ottoman Bank shares closed more firmly this after noon, at 11 to II prem. Bank of Egypt were last quoted 3 to 1 die. • and National Discount, 9-16 to 7-16 dia. Some Of the older bank stocks show flat ness. Bank of Australasia and City Bank declined 11. Australian Agricultural shares remain at the late reduced prices. London General Omnibus have declined to / to 3 prem. North of Europe Steam were dealt in from 141 to 151; London Dock stock at 1001; New South Wales Five per Cents. at 981; and South Australian Six per Cents. at 104. The nominal closing quotations for the newly pro jected railways are sublimed, six.: Punjaub Railway, to 1 prem. ; Oude Railway, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prem. • Northern Bengal Railway, par to 1 prem. ; Central Oude Railway, 1-16 to 346 prem.. Eastern Bengal Railway, 3-16 to 5-18 prem. ; C a lcutta and South Eastern Railway, par to 1 prem. ; Euphrates Valley Railway, 1-18 to prem.; Riga Railway, 11 to 11 prrm.; Italian Junction Railways, If to 1 dis. ; North of India Trammed, 1-16 to 3 .16 prem. ; and Trinidad Railway, 1 to 1 prem. TRADE OF An sasttas.—Aceording to the Revue ritinor, of St. Petersburg, 792 vessel. mitered the port of Astrakhan in the year 1856, of who h 142 were small coast ing 'weasels; 357 of there vowels were employed to convey government 'torte. There is now upon the Caspian Sea, &wide' the gleam•boats engaged in the military and postal service, a paeetnger etcamboat, the Rouse Pravoelawnia, belonging to the Beret,. Nikohli, and making regular tripe between AsYskhan, Bakou, Asters, and Enzili. Two o'CLoci. Tho market for home mining stocks remains very dull. Sellers predominate, and buyers are less eager. The tendency of prices is, consequently, in several cases downwards. Not a single trans action is officially recorded in the Stock Exchange. Nouveau Monde shares are marked 2 s. 6 d. Ot her foreign descriptions present no movement. Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange. Alfred Consols, 221, 1, ; Chaneellervills, Os 6d., 7e. ; Catherine and Jane, 10e. od., 1 Is. 6d. ; Drakewa ll a, 31 ; Eset Alfred, 2, 1; Great South Tetras, 14; Great Vor, 61 ; Heredefoot, 7,1, ; KeUy Bray, 22a. ed., 21e., 225. 9d., 2.3 e. 6d., 24e., 2 . 25. 6d., 265. ; Lady Bertha, 19a. 6d., 13e. 6d.; Lelant Console, 31, 4,4; Margery, 171, ; Nantes and Penrhlw, 37e. 6d., 36e. (id. • flertrldge C.onsels, 11 1,2; Tereft, 61, 1; Treweatha,i i ti Weet Caradon, 161,170; Wheel Basset, 280, ; Edward , w L ops, .2, 3-1 l, 61. 3e. 6d. ; Wheel Margaret, 71, 73 ; 2l ; Wheal Trelawney, 261,1, MI, ; Wheal Wrey, W, 1. TCSADAT EVINTO. The market for home mining htocks continues quiet, and the inquiries are slack. Alfred Console, Great South Tolgus, Lady Berth[, and Sortridge Consols shares were all offered. Foreign descriptions were also inanimate. Nou veau Monde shares were officially marked 24 6d. per share. :OM MOO MAWR& 1104.1 Ih irs k : 9l. l l"l lasdo s == . IN 6I Artnaa..a. Calm IL if WI 0;6 N- 11116 1 1160 ameal rt Ite ON S. 1..0.0.01.11•10.CAr. .a I N MOD to DING /km .... mil IS *AO I Larlemmmlamem*„ N NAB II lads. OM Os* - 16 16,..0 IN Larks aWaimialer N IMO INo It.m. el aiglaW 65 — 16.101 II D.. 16ev „ MVO SO ode.* tle ',en low Ilesta Wan-- ma SAN N 061.0.* W ....... II 10 *MtIO OtiotamOOrlersim all N IMO •. Prembmid et Inks. N yOO II Ow . . 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The attendance of bt4in Mark-lane thin morning was small, even for a W y, and the few traneactions which took place were at about rotes of Id =day last. ARRIVALS INTO LOP MON mer MARCH 13 TO MARCR 26. I. O& INA. Tana. ...... ...... = m 670 • .• • 1130 • - 0•16 ...... • 17140 .... 1 .... Mass ... ** Mai. barna. : ni ...ii: • MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Bcosk.-111.• W not been a public sale today. The market remains quiet. Correa.—Ths avowed Ma at which the public sale in Holland went of ken stresithonsd our market. About 2,000 begs native Ceyka s.Yltla rieseday from 63.. to 61s. Tue.—Common Congas is Inn at 13d. usual usual terms. The telegraphic news in anticipation of the China Mail may now be daily expected. Pinercro.-170 bags sold freely in public sale at 51d. PIPPEII.-260 bags black sold in public sale 4&d. Otnoxa-160 cars of Cochin were offered and bought in 675. to 76a., end 130 bank Jamaica were bought in 26e. 28s. ed. Rica-1,600 bogs Bengal sold at 10s. Id. in public sale, which was • full pries, and the uncle generally is in good damead. Hun has been sold at id. to Id. advance on last week's prices, but the stock in first hands is now very sroalL Corron.—Nothing done. TALLOW MAKKET.—THIS DAY. The market remains Linn:—Town tallow is quotad 54a. nett cash; Petersburg Y. C. for Mara, 765.; April, 655.; May to Jaw, 63a. 6d. to Ats. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Yews. Pattenden and Smith report that the hop mar ket is firm, and prkee well supported. COAL MARBET.—THIS DAY. Walls End Braddyll's Hetton, 180.; Walls End South Hatton, 18s. 6d.-8 ships at market. LONDON AND EASTBIIN BANKING CDRPO- RATION (THIS DAY.) This afternoon a general meeting of the share holders in the above corporation wee held at Westboume tome, Hyde-park, but in pursuance of a practice of the directors since the origin of the undertaking, the reporters for the public press were nut admitted. The object of the meeting, it is supposed, was to take steps for winding-up the concern. Tales are rife of disastrous consequence. attend ing the Este of the bank to individual shareholders. Tho head-office is at 27, Cannon-street, City, and there . - are branches in Mark-lane, Pall-mall, and Wcatbourne-ter race ; as also at Calcutta and Bombay. The bank was esta blished in 1854, with a nominal capital of half a million sterling, of which 250,000/., or 601. per share, is paid up. The number of partners, or shareholders, in the bank, which is incorporated by royal charter, is about 850. The chairman is John earner Morris, Esq.; the deputy chairman is the Hon. John C. Erskine, and the directors are Col. Thomas Chadwick, Colonel W. P. Waugh, Colonel E. R. W. W. Yates, and Mews. Henry Pendell, Robert John 'Arley, and J. E. Stephens. This latter gentleman is also general manager. The trustee* are General George Brooke, C. 8., Colonel Thomas Chadwick, and Colonel J. 0. W. Curtis, C.B. The company are agent. in Lon don for the Delhi Bank, Simla Bank, the Uncovensated Service Bank of Agra, and the Agra Savings Bank. PROROGATION OF CONTOCATION.—IIia Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, attended by the Vicar-General Dr. Twos, and the principal Registrar of the province, Mr. F. Hart Dyke, arrived at the Jerusalem Chamber, West minster, yesterday, at half-pest ten o'clock, when his grace, in pursuance of her Mnjesty's writ, dissolved the Convoca tion of the prelates and clergy of the province of Canterbury. The writs for the ensuing Convocation are returnable on the let of May. The United States' steamers Niagara and Minis alpd have been ordered to proceed to England to amid in laying the Atlantic telegraph. The Niagara is a screw pro peller, and is said to be the largest steam vessel of war in the world, while the Mississippi is the most powerful paddle wheel steamer in the American navy. The English govern ment, it was understood, intended to furnith two ships of similar character, the two propellers being designed to re ceive the cable and the paddle ships to attend them. As soon as the cable is received on board the four ships will proceed together to the middle of the Atlantic, where the cable in the two propellers will be united and submerged, the English vessel paying out one half till it reaches Ireland, and the Asesriean vessel the other half till it reaches Newfoundland. The Belgian ifoxiterr publishes a myal decree, directing that such holders of the 5 per cent. loan of 18.51 as may wish to obtain the reimbursement of their capital shall &pewit their title. in the °Mom of the Public. Debt at }Due ls% within a delay of 15 days tram the 21st inst. The per lOW who do not demand the reimbursement within that period will have their securities converted at per into four and-a-half per cent. route on the Ist November nest. A preruitun eta half per cent. will be given to these who pre sent their securities for conversion. A letter from Smyrna gives a few details concern ing the 101 U of the Roscoe, already known by telegraph. An Austrian steamer having arrived with intelligence that a teem), laden with coal, was on tire near °Wiz, the admiral despatched the Brandon, steamer, to her assietanee. She proved to be the English brig Rome, which was on shore, and horning furiously in comemenee of the inflammable adore of the cargo, and the wind blowing fresh at the time. The maw, nineteen in number, had got into three boats, and halm able to rue same of their property. Just after the as Thal etas steuser, thebrig, having burned to the water's nip.~ lad sol went down. The crow were afterwards I ads on bawd the Brandon, and conveyed to Smyrna. THE BREAK flows Op THE MADRID.—It is ex ploded that the predinient will have to pay the expel= of sending on the Peninsular mails when the Madrid wee wrecked in consequence of the. Board of Trade acquitting the commander. The mail packet companies it appears are not liable to such extra expenses when their steamers are da maged at sea through no fault of the mail cerepanies ser vants. When the Candle broke down through an unavoida ble accident in the Mediterranean a few months nines the expense to the government of bringing her math home through France was nearly 1,0001. BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN LONDON.—The total camber of deaths registered in London, which in the pre view; week was 1,154 was in the week that ended het Saba dp 1,195, of which 627 were deaths of males end 568 those et In the ten years 1847-56 the average number of deeds in the weeks corresponding with lest week woo 1,198, which &sod entirely agrees with the number now returned; but aa last week's deaths °warred in an incremed population, the average meet be raised, for the wpm of comparison, proportionally to the increase; in which ease it will become 1,318. Hence it angelus that 123 persona survive] last week, whim mimes would have been inscribed on the reeirtere if the average rate of mortality had prevailed. Last week the self 939 boys and 916 the us all 1,855 children, were In London. In the tea oonseponding week, of the years 1847-86 the avenge number was 1,803. I/EATH by FIRE..—On Saturday last an accident happened in e , see try which a fine little life.d Edward Dance, seed three years, unhappily lest bin lt appears that the child, who was the eon of the homickeeper o. 19 in that street, came down from the bed-room in his night dress, early in the morning, into the kitchen, while Mr. and Mrs. Demo were engaged in cleaning out the offices of the Guarantee Society, and set are to his clothes. His shrieks moon brought his parents to his assistance, but not until he was so dreadfully burnt that he died after lingering in the greatest pain for 21 hour,. An inquest was hill yes terday on the body before Mr. Payne, the City coroner, when a verdict of accidental death was returned. . • W ii 4 34 lis a. 9 li als I le *a el 94 49 , I . 4 . 6 N 111 II? IN IN NI NO SO NI NI IS' - - • 1 61 14 IM F If NI N N le lei Ni IT 71 le IN Ift In lii 14 IN II? ..ii al IN ad sr NI IM le inii pm si sd IV. li Is% * II 0 84 Se i 1: e pc Igm 111 I. 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