The Express. — London, England, 1853-04-13 00:00:00

./4 " • - 4 -00 --s-- r e.:1,f , ,-e , --ii.,,,--. - .4..--.-- No. 2,072.] rA UST RALIA sad the COLONIES.—Li g ht, o w ,p. end .turaVa 11009fING.—LIL00490,Pd PATENT • tcrk, talk O FELT I* gotrfet.;:y loapnwous to milt, ono 4 , • , t0.,99 tea rd by aMu and tattardre ezp-riesre io • • 11 . 1 , err ; 910911dt Ma WOW moored 1,4 eate9; can be ta,d en ho lus by gr:wartUd !broom PRICE ONE PENNY pin• ma - UR Four. tVoltWore. Pend SON-CON Dee I ING Felt , u.. mar -tors b rem us Aro awes 23 per mac. of meL—liam • and t, ooldals newt by pod na a;,pf term to CROGGON and 19 oWt;ITE-111111, 1A.E.4110N, who also 9,, ; Ay gm n ur all& ,Is aad 1140D0 'Cs Felt Au damp wall& and halos tortes:Um the tamperatere. p.tI)IF.B of DELICATE COMPLEXION, who .off . t trot sweets Se obi 'dodo., end dump otwwwpheee will . ana tooMbgtstit• to the applKafinn nt W hwuckusr , L % 'o ft VP. Ill= TOOMINII reit rah., ;dlr.'s WI irritation ▪ raw of the Mier ee Came ..nidielSoarresente,freckles. ▪ ant MIMI' • WNW lad No•ribtlf Illtrelotnce to the ewe. .6 echos; and Pilfer* t;) the 1..00te anti anat. Lee. w.erroc on Pe 'patellae prostetee a Ire. as! unistrtrupted tact. eun .4 lbw, asp atm: imitates of the sun re st.rotiel for the weft reaps of beef* mod the at 'ins. at awl COO'lliliallet of • f i re ...fel cospirsies. Pries 1.. 44. set be. td per tomtit.. Coatis.. ..s Seerbsde Lalydor" ere "a the •repper. sad A. so OA La% It Ap4 erv, 2J, ilettoe.c.rden, Lemke', on the go. Wised es each bottle. Sobb by Stew =4 by Cbratiate to' terforbers. FSE s ad COMFORT in SHAVINO.—B. and s.rowcsNw CANTON Snit*. or Quadra.tem Ammer, readers 1111601111 trey to the most tabs akin. me s teptsteostal al hers that Must evillest mem, Mr. AMOS ..r., I bee suds *nal vf your baser Wee, ma b 1t le ewer bete then say strip I hes tiniest* teak be • Mrs sir 1., curiae itetruatent. for aeatamissl end ta{k sl wros Km To Stew , B. sad Oatresit. bwasrors. l 77 . o6. eriatbArrrt. Loarles,“ -hers the herep. he, soy he Arrised, ace •.; F rman% al 30. Id. TAAL. arml fr. M. IMIL—COMVA:III* IMMWM telegresillarew IN* Pads antis Porrin. Tnw GOLD REVIVER, le. 6d. per Bottle. Lucre., Llbeig kl llVlU SlLV6ll,l.yore biitthh —Th mho Gilt ew Mai. Akilbel so.l ed ray-tedpals• proper h atlass OM /are erl mew Articles ,w, by a deity aripikatlea— tteei 4.1...nage i. 1+ gam. their egret remanent—bele progidel... wont. at. sense (twit, oppimite /kirielle•etrgye ) ; City Depot, Dm * umis..briao ; As**. kir Limon Cuienals, 216 lortber ihnsea. T E D A I L Y NEW 8. I antioa Nearatiog Pallor, prise Ass Polities , moat. the DAILY . OON le a the beat of the U. • rwa..4 tir.ut grits* adverting tree itot.l uaenx in its broadest alais, and all s en.t sal prodigal reforms. whether political, sahal, ant-Isaisst. b the ruses sa4 ether .4 Its (bowel News,-in the mousey of he taw ter eta. -in the abide. truthful. an 1 imp-Imb, ebarae•er of its y„, a aps pritilwooe, and In .In vaned abroantileand oesantial in bouton cantinas% la the City, Railway, and Monetary irtieles,- gas raper is ansargawaL It oral alas a Wore &WWI Ilse of nhippins than any Wire paper - es eartes,rety tarty semi of MIRO oe ta the Indian seta by every reread sal -sad the tally daily Mining Seism% with list of paws, gab:Awl anywhere. It *Meow. wolf to fasiden as being the only paw besides the 'Trees" wroth eulogies. and Walways subaksd, flocs its blabs. st oftetri“ ad.ertiseriker. la progress in public lessiOr is &MS by the Ire retarn of Asp. heed 14e the year Inie la the leading Leedom rfewspapies, by sha it winbel tames that this paps, (the youngest by ern thee Blatr leire) la Ave years baba ite thee, dab aistwathore Vetabllshad. Nampo termed. Illoconso CIOLOXPCI.II lamv:iso Paw . „ . .„ 1772 ..... MON alosstwo tisaato. DAILY ltitall lB 4. The watt saalatentsee of this modem jas=treCr ng lawi 'Winos reecatly esprowed by • srawniperary: lbe • belly Mon' Is the yoiagest of all the Landes Moraine papas. Frees the art it took high ground wide high liberal teas-re. we Mint consieteatly that C 70.1 •rvative liberates which is elearty Whim of garland ; and already, with the wooed Wad p e a l usera of tee rceuirmwM daily press, end with the largest waster of advertisements -twat to the Times '-obtalned by any telly super, be political caws than ownwponds with its easuarstal balwree." To be ordered of Gay 1100110411 , at Newsom fa the kingdom ; or al the throe, 10, lissbese•ageet. Plesteeleveta Landow FOR ALL VANITIES AND ENIOR AN Td. A ja4 ir(6"inaAlitriaaj . diiiks l 4"tlrgin- CNC sad UWI6EOOIII 6OROERY.By Seurat' Twos ass. M.D. " The beat sad sant Bock on Dossestis Melkise sod liessebokl Surgery wbklt has yet appearri.." —rondos Journal of Ikeda& " Dr. !basso has fully onemeded is convoying to the pubtle • Tait moon wurfal professional haewledie."—Dublla Quarterly Joursal Medical releor. ▪ The menet of wend knowiedp sioneeyed Is this work is sor. prielag."—Sedatel These sad Clezette. Thk Dictionary seam le wane sparer to the standard of what nth a book Amid be shark nay we bare yet erea."—Atbenteute. ▪To the traveller by we or Lad. to the settler sad migrant fns• medial aid. by will Icealsable."—Talt's NerfamsP. lades: Orocattorligs eeii -row. 804 by all Bacillosessis. TP.. CULVER A. WELL'S .i MEDICAL IL WORKS, Ord ; by wR WHAT TO LAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. u. LACTIDIE TO IiCAINO MEN. m. HOW TO SE NAM. TT. MORAL AND PIITSICAL amonaz.vr OP LIM T. ON SPACIAL DIAUSIA. vT. THE INSTITCTIS OP MARIE DE un. Ty DISZAttil OP warns. TM. lIIILIAZT DZIL&N onus's, CONSTIPATION, lad 'among. morn.l6 m 7 -a-mi. &ROLM% Lusa. ead ciao . rca - 11111118. I vols.. h. 'Sao XL RTDROPATUT OIL, THE COLD WATER OCR& Pherwoud, IJ. Patersar al.tos 3 Car Talba. 117. fleot-atme Maim, ra. COltrilst. an I 4.1 : aeof ILL Culvenrell, M.D., 10, ArtY l l4. 4oo . Reireouatyvet, who ay be seralted daily logo 10 till S, bOl7 Nll V. IRELAND. DUBLIN, APRIL 12. The interest excited by the preparations for the Great Industrial Exhibition becomes more and more absorbing as the time, now so very near, when so many anxious wishes for their completion will be gratified, approaches. Nor are these preparations confined to the works at the Exhibition building, or to its immediate precincts. They are visible all over Dublin; and the hum and bustle of active life which all its thoroughfares present were most probably never equalled at any former period in this city. We are informed that the Brussels committee for the Great Industrial Exhibition of Dublin having failed to obtain works frecp the leading celebrities of the Belgian school, his Majesty the King of the Bel gians has commanded that the picture of Louis Gal lait, representing the temptation of St. Anthony, in his Majesty's collection, with several other Belgian pictures in the royal collection, shall be sent to the Dublin Exhibition. Mr. Lucas has succeeded to some extent in show ing the Irish priests to be made of impressionable materials, his threatened denunciation of them hav ing already induced some of them to come forward for the purpose of vindicating themselves against his charges. Such is the most probable ex planation of certain demonstrations made by local bodies of the priests, who within the last few days have adopted rmolutions condemnatory of the inde pendent course taken by some of the Irish represen tatives, and exacting from them a slavish adhesion to what they call the Irish party. The county of Dublin grand jury found a true bill of indictment yesterday against the mate of the Queen Victoria steamer, wrecked at the liowth lighthouse. CITY COMMISSION or BEts•elts.—Yesterday, this commission met for beldam. The Chairman. Deputy Pea cock, said that the commission bad applied to the Woods and Forests for a great of mead in Epping Forest for the purpose of a cemetery, and were in daily expectation of an answer. The yor presented a lengthened report on the gas lighting or the City. Its principal feature was a recommendation to let the inhli: lighting for three years instead of one, as heretofore, on the ground that no further immediate reduction in the price of gas is to be looked for is compensation for the disturbanoe of the pavement caused the transfers of the contract. The report was adopted. Tbc general purposes committee presented a report on the working of the present system of cleansing the public thoroaghfares by what are called street-orderlies. The re port strongly condemned the orderly system as extravagantly expensive, and as creating a nuisance by the pans of soil distributed about the streets. The court adopted the re port, and resolv-d to advertise for contractors to cleanse the streets thoroughly once a day. SUDDEN DEATH OF MIL LANG, MASTER SERP- Ifehillf.—Mr, Oliver Lang, master shipwright at Wool wich Dockyard, who wee quite well ■nd cheerful, and on board the Royal Albert, screw steam ship, and Terrible, steam frigate, en Monday afternoon, inspecting the pro ve.« of these vessels, died shortly before one o'clock on Tuesday morning. Mrs. Lang observed at about 12 o'clock at night that her husband breathed heavily, and sent for Dr. Browning, surgeon of the yard, but before he arrived Mr. Lang had almost enamel to exist, and died in a few minutes afterwards. TUE CONDEMNED CONTICTi AT LIVERPOOL.— Terrell and Williams, the unfortunate convicts under sen• knee of death at Liverpool, appear very penitent, and fully sensible of their deplorable condition. Their conduct as llMAiin of as very orderly and becoming. Should no res pite or reprieve be granted, they gni! suffer the extreme ?Malty of the law on Saturday next. -- Tt_e 41 Xl3 MUSIC. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 13, 1853. adAllll/4 API) STOCKS UNOTIARAPITRED lanwiap. 1 uncle 4: Utters., Notting.. Mao, aaz. rut Jamtion all rttiss.We.v. erStearta;lo "•Irtra. Lni . at. Ja.lbea klSirli.S4//t250.C. la/ Do. do. eo. lOU Mate dad Rioter ... 149 all barter awl Holyhead "%•rk ,Tvl &mica 15 lhiblut sal Beltalltitar . , . . • 4.4 Ater. Jaen J•inauce a gaol Aeolian ... all Ditto (Sla E lad 20 &Mara °aunties ... : llama C 0.., A. l all it s %f elt 100 i Veld Larreohlr• 108 I& k W.l. Dco.llallein.ln lidluaarrh mot OI o. . Tillnburgh and Peebles .. !so I K.l,nbur y u, reeth,l tot, tr. 100 tiLiogow Sc iouthWetterc 100 .(ltaat Northern 100 ! Do. A, Mock ton Do. B. Stook . 1 100 Ot.entitti. and West.ilrk. TO.) Clloit Wovven 11 Ileieh Swath Erten; . all t.arearoter .old Wend* . 111 UO. Thoth 100 Lamming* aid folikanir• 18 I Do. Fifths 111; Do. West R,...laatoon all , toed. Northern 111 , 100.105 and 81nekwall 3 .Loo.,Tilbary,el BeNtkelli 103 Lon.. 13:ightrai, et 11.0 Landes la Noetle•Weat: IS Do. Fifths Do./110..b.,9e.. natil B.(C 100 Laudon k Routle.Weetono 111 Do., LM) 94 Da.. 640 ... all Loodoodirty k Coleraine all Loadontler)s . . &mistake ISO sneh.J4lset ,IrLinooloeh. 41 Do. Manta Linel. Celine 100 Iltilaod . . 100 Do. Rlrm. oath Dahl ' 47 21114.0. wt.. ... 171 Ditto Half shires— ... 100 PleiressySst . . 3 Do. or Barr Extension .. 16 Ikmpabriatiletoford 34 11i1N0tir03....1 20 all NewryWarw./Hat/db. R. lOU Poeta IS 13 Do. New 30 Si 'Northers Comtism Maim 111*. 100 ' ,North NI 14 I n Devon, No. I. S all Do. 4 A Whored • 6 Do. B Guaranteed 10 11 Nor th 6ta6or.taatro 10 all North Western II 10 IrtorUtawd N. WevaroJant At. 100 Oslort, Wore.. # V(..trar. 6t. 100 kw:ash antral 81. 100 !bottle ldldlasd dt. too ielirvn. du 100 1 Do. 1.104.W.C1uar.818 10 11 Illuewabory sad liaradord 161 ell .arstribury Iwo t hoer (Nor. W. ::14 a9 1) 14 1w," 10 1 10 No. Ostro.try ri6i Shropshire Vales 80 ;South Devon .„ .„ . 100 itlooth Grows . 80 ;Anal! Wales IS illaath Torlialt.hßlyerDt • Ditto ditto all Stockton to Darlington al 1 10 ',Thame.oltarsol./omaNNail. 11 IV'le of Nrath . all Waterford and 613 Warettord and LI 1$ West Cornwall 21k Wimbledon and Croydon 100 iTart,Newcentlettinerwick 20 I Da. do. ttatetiokam. 111 110.0.N.N.Parehe.e 100 ;York and North Midland LINDA LliAtteD AT 11: 100 thiskingtormaire (Immo I. Leadonk N.Weetern) 30 aydeAlale Junction Owed toCaledonien).. 100 I,eiLirrolr.to.euar o p. Ct. (laved to Gt. Northern! 23 I:avoseter k Dealt Purees initial to Great Weetert. all Wirtkoool Dock k Rail.. (Weed to Yk. N. k Bor.) 1171 .taWbeclby(LYorkaillblui U Do. a wires (Otto) . l 2 De. 3 Marne (ditto) 12a tendon anl Greenwich (Ininal to nettle Caetoni 10 llitto Proforma (ditto) 211 t.erweetoft Coar.4perCant i !mead to Norfolk) _.. all Ditto ditto 6 per Cent all laneb..lltutton,kMatlock lowed to LAN.W.&31.1.; ali Niddlesbre . and Bakst (lewd to &mkt. k Hari. all Bradked (WWI) 30 • Northern elkanern 3 put: , Dewed to Neet.Conet r. all Do. Sled Sp:, eat. (do.) 23 henna& n ore Item. LAO, 4 llN.Weet.lkinne.kYork(dit 11 Ditto Mane to).. 100 Sortion a and liiMbin(kea I to Ot•St _ Northern .... _ a , oi . to Yr. MCleso) . ... SO Woos Vallty. 6 p.= (lamed to Stoolt. is Ditto Ditto Ditto 100 Willa t Somerset (leeme6 M afoot Watiral.„ M. 100' Aberdeen 11 all iberneen No. 2, 7 per Ct It. 114,,Brietul at Exeter 4 pact Bt. 1601thiledonlan AlO lb :5 ICtmster sad Holyhead 61 b) Cork Ind Random I 64 all Dundee. Pena. sad Aber . don Junetloa 34 Si raetanaliaa(3l.lo•l6p.Cl.l 3 S Do. i3o. (H.) 7 per Ct. 72 2 Do. do. (71. 17a) 7 per Ct.' 61 61 I Hast.C.A.Ksts.,s 6f 61 ,Ditto do. N 0.2 10 lO ro. Neer 4 per Cent. Rote 90 20 Es44lolea,llorlprap.a 5 • 3 Edinburgh, Penh, mad Donde*, 51 ter Cleat 21t. 1 100 Great Northers matt Bt. ton Do. S per (oat. deeinable at le p.at. pun 10 S Do. 41 per oat. serip 61 ."4 UtetlsaWeetro(l)9l,tathe 50 i UOP.t.Bluirellent.ex Spe Mt. led Ot.tre.r. redeem. 14 p.a. 100 Ditto irredetonable dper of Pi 6le Itenelllll sYorke.p A2O ht. V 0 Ditto 6 per east Steak Bt. 141 Loa.* tirtab.Ouar.B peril 9t. 100 DittoProirreutial SMI Ct SO S LonAntb%YeatennAhlria 123 all Londonderry & Color. Ph 1.1,3 NI Londnnderryiannalk.arb 21 b Maa.naaltaiLl no. i5a.5..51 In IO Do. Now £lO 6 1).4 .CO Jl4 ail Oftwyp . -oCarUale 4Ap di.' Pt. . ot. .Nul4cdfkrw.lte.&l3..T.C• 105 5 . Ihttn Preference. 20 2) No•folk Notanaloe... 3 all De. Guaranteed 54 per et I all 11 .Wcerr.eeralley $ pc , 10 4 Ito. litheniuree ... 1 ht., 0.0 Norta ivrill It . ... 20 , ell North Ste ff ardskire Pt. I W °afore, Woreeeter, a-. 1: W..iver., Pl 5. 'per Ornt II II Dit t o ditto ditty $ 0 dbmwa.iltßfrin.Newo.o.7 111 II 44.40,646(1144.w., Mb% 8, re Cent... 10 lO Ds. 5 per Cent ... h kre 11 IS 4ordi Dewar ... .. .. ! 10 II Ditto Ditto New 64 all ocalth Ecru= (Readlni• Ann.) of .1:1.0.0 0 us itk.forlisturolperet.Goar $ I Watt rforAltliilkenoy6p.ct $. IN fork, Newetaitle,o btrw., Gt. Wolk of 11041.parob. 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I.: 105 10? 10$ ICJ id 19 20 I i Me (14 34 4 1 4te Dm ;e I ms 14 1 lei li ii St *27 119 111 us 1 6 71 106 106 dla3 l I is 180 la. 160 133 2 ".r IS 13 $ 9 fob lid i iPal 148 150 L 1 r dis I pm 108 110 id 21 2 24 tO6 116 zd pat 176 1 3 111 114 15 4 Pin 26 *6 zd 194 201 id die i 1 161 lit 103 3 '4 13 13 iPR up tOs p.i. 6461036 6 6 4 id 13& 13 102 911 2 II 701 4 ii ii „ 3029 , 2 :a i In 141 1 Is 90 9 10 14 II 1111 86 Me zd r5l N 12 "t f;' 4 41 " 19 2 31 se 146 136 96 91 Se Si dis par eel c9+ti 7/ 7i die See sae 10 3 3I 3 _i 6 ~ 9 10 I i 112 _ 2!: I 0 I -i. FOREIGN It, entente and Rotterdam Belgian Eastern JeuLtion Cnaneret ant Keeneluny ÜBan anti lieeencun Olden Rhe,ent... . Ds Jlttcrrba rest Indian Penineele Orman Junction of Prem. Ot.Weetef OaruAn.Slior, • IN.P.oada (Ind ist.).le73 LuenkPiatoje,3 p.Ct.Pret Der . . Do. Do. ... Do. II we et. Preference 70 =ad %eau t Lay (witb In.: Do. Do.(ea interest) .. Northern of Franc._ Tnt. 9 per at. Raab (ter H. & nutteer Norweglan Trunk heft. ?ace eat Lyaoe :arts and °nectar 7{ 8 6 7 N IS Pans aad ROttell .'azio end strao^ , r2 PalkOar ouidCliatirtir. Cluelas and Kiebnood Ilion tad Nam itsysl Swedish Do. 61 per Cent Prefer. iontk Stearn of France Upper Wisner* i West Flonlera Uw sy per Cent Probe. oreatern ..1 Frame . Weaken al Switzerland Zealand i i di' , Vi 91 ,11.WAY6. Cs 1 1 14 1 2 ii 3) 6 pia „ 2) al „ 4 2 pm !pm I I die If e il 41 It P If itIP . 4 21 a pm I 7& Is pm 42 . 43. 11 iiy 311 Si 44 5 pa 1 20 .Ik. 44 6 pm 6 Dm 4 1 6 1 4 ilia pat 14 10 I 1 of dis 1 1: JOINT STOCK BANKS. 149 lii 189 181 ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. nonizetti's pretty opera, L'Eliair d' Amore, was produced last night with two novelties in the cast :—Made moiselle Bosh) ■s Adios, and Signor Luchesi as Nemorino. We have never had a more charming Adina than Bosh,. The part is in every way suited to her ;—it is :tilted to her Cite and figure, to her style of acting, to the compass and quality of tier voice, and her light and brilliant execution. She enacted to perfection the little rustic Hirt, wilful and capricious but not heartless ; and her touches of feeling in the latter scenes were sweetly and gracefully given. In her duet with Dulcamara, " Quanto auto& ed io, spietam," and in the sub queut scene with her lover, containing the fine air, " l'rendi, per nie sei lihero," her tender earnestness reached the pathetic. Her whole performance was received with the most eordiel applause. Luchesi, as Nemorino, deserved a warmer reception than he met with. There is nothilig striking about him, certainly ; but his appearance is agreeable; his voice, though not powerful, is sweet and tunable; he sang in a pure Italian style, and acted the part in an uoaffected and intelligent manner. We bate seldom beard the little air, " Uns furtive lagrima," sung with greater taste and expression. Itonooni, as the illustrious Dr. Dulcamara, the prince of quacks, was more rich than ever in his inimitable humour. He kept the audience in a roar, and sometimes so upset the gravity of his fellow-performers that they were scarcely able to go on with their parts. With all this exuberance of drollery, there is an air of troth in his picture of the Italian charla tan which leaves no doubt of its being drawn from the life; and in this respect we think his Dulcamara excels the re presentation of Lablaehe. Taglistico's Belton was exceed ingly good ; and the performance of the piece in its en seinbis was excellent. TINCROFT MINING COMPANY. Yesterday the annual meeting of this company took place at Salvador House, Bishopegate-street; Mr. (1. B. CAMn in the chair. The secretary read a report which K , stated that the directors had great pleasure in meeting the 1.5 shareholders under the present prosperous condition of their affairs. They had also much satisfaction in stating 23 that not even the late high prices of tin and copper had induced them to work the mine otherwise than in a fair a' and miner-like manner, and they had by their sinking and driving discovered more than 91.0001. worth of tin end cop- ts per now in reserve. The accounts would show that after ot., paving two dividends amounting to 15 per cent. on the 1. subscribed ,capital, and discharging (without making a eto sill) all outstanding liabilities, which some two st. ago existed, they had, with the reserve 1 / 4 , upwards of 1,4001. in hand, with a good it. sessk of materials charged up in the cost. l'he Bed diesutere trustad that this valuable property was now phantom • firm basis. It had been visited by some of the tit. directors since the last meeting, and they took this oppor tnnity of testifying to the untiring exertions of their chief mu agent, Captain Floyd, and than acting under him. 161 The CHAIRMAN, so moving that the report be adopted, St observed that when it was considered that they began the 11 2 last year with 481. 44. 61. in debt, and that they had since paid two dividends, each amounting to 3,1501., and had Ili invested two anent of 3151. each in the reserve fund, the 10 shareholders would feel that they might sincerely congra- Bt. tulate themselves upon the improved prospects of the mine. Et- The report was adopted, and thanks having been ten- " 10 dered to the mining agent, Captain Floyd, and to the di- s e. rectors, the business terminated. So 40 SHARE LISTS. TUESDAY Evranto. The railway market was again heavy to-day on a preponderance of sales, to-morrow being "making up" day. Throughout the market, the tendency has been downwards, except at tho close, when prices slightly rallied, and the general tone strengthened. There appears to be no pressure of stock, but some uncertainty exists as to whether the large sales lately made on orders from Liverpool are bona fide, and whether this stock will come upon the London market. The contangos quoted this evening were to on Lancashire and Yorkshire ; on Mid land Stock, &c. The final after-hours quotations of to-day do not show any very marked reduction from those of yesterday. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The railway market is generally flat to-day on the settling. Money is more iu demand throughout the house. Lancashire and Yorkshires, South-Eastern, and Brightons, are lower, whilst Caledonians have been a shade better than yesterday. In other stocks the change is not important. Foreign shares are quiet. South-Eastern of France are lower. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, APRIL 12.—The market was flat all day, L"... with very little business doing. Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire, 61 d.—Caledoninn, 321—Eastern Counties, gg 13 3-16—Great Southern and Western, 541 I—Lancashire nt. and Yorkshires, 761—Lancaster and Carlisle (third shares), al 131 p.—Leeds Northern, 16—London and North Western, 1191—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 30—Midland, 741 I—North British, 8 11.16 —South Eastern and Dover, 221 sl—York and North Midland, 2911—North Union A. (guaranteed by London and North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire), 254—Dutch Rhenish, 2 d. 241/..NCIIRSTER, APRIL 12.—The market is still droop ing, and business dull. Sheffield., 301; ditto Pref., 11 ; Midlands, 744 1 1 1 ; Dover., 221 ; Leed., 761; anathire Junction, 6 13-16 / d. ; London Stock, 1191 1. Ilingorogag, APRIL 12.—Prices were depressed in this market to-day, although • fair amount of business was done. Shrewsbury and Birmingham stock was done at 65, Shropshire Unions at 31 dim., Old Birmingham Canals at 1041. and Crystal Palace Shires at 28s. 9d. pm. Lien., APRIL 12.—There is no important change in the share market this morning, but on the whole it is • shade weaker. Lancashire and Yorkshires elated at 761 ; East Lancashire§ at 18; North Westerns at 8i; York and North Midlands at 291; and Leeds Northern. at 16. Draws, APRIL IL—Three per Cent. Consols, 991 ; ditto for account, 10th May, 991 1 —Three-and.a-Qoarter St per Cent. Stock, 1031 1; ditto for account, 10th May, 1031 —Bank Stock, 2251—Hibernian Bank, 251. paid, 32 General Mining Company of Ireland, 11 paid, 61—Mining Company of Ireland, 71. paid, 20 201 I—Royal Hibernian Mining Company, 11. paid, 11—Wicklow Copper Mine, 51. paid, 67—Belfast and Ballymena, 601. paid, 40—Dublaa and El Belfast Junction, 451. paid, 48 481—Great Southern and Western, 501. paid, 541 —Killarney Junction, 81. paid, 71 8 ty —Waterford and Limerick, 501. paid, 32. Bt. MR9. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE.—We are glad to hear that this lady has nearly recovered from her recent illness. She has been the guest of John Cropper, Esq., of Dingle Bork, Liverpool, and has been present at several parties given to do her honour. On Monday morning the children of the school, known by the name cf "Cropper's School" (which is entirely supported by Messrs. E. and J. Cropper), went to Mr. Cropper's residence, and were in traduced to Mn. Stowe. She leaves Liverpool today (Wednesday) by railway to Glasgow, when she will attend a soiree on Thursday evening. She will also visit Greenock, where she will be the guest of John Scott, Esq., of Finnart Haus*. ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS.—The following gentlemen were admitted members of the college at the meeting of the Court of Examiners, on the 11th inst.:— Messrs. Thomas Watson Hudson, Whitehavee, Cumber land ; George Ross, London ; James E. Moreton, Marto' Hall, Cheshire • Frederick Augustus Stutter, Wickham brook, Suffolk ; Clarence Chapman, Devonshire-street, Portland-place ' • James Joseph Ciegeen, Deptford ; Cecil Calvert Cogan,Wntsiey Bradford, Wilts; William Forbes Goss, Paternoster-row ; William Henry Dodge, St. Austell, Cornwall; Edward Pratt, Appledoro, North Dovoa ; and Cyril John Vincent, Orford. A CURIOUS LNCIDENT.—During the late snow storm in the Highlands a curious circumstance occurred at the dog-kennel of his Grace the Duke Buckingham, Glen-' bucket Lodge. In the morning the head keeper, Mr. Mac-' niool, and one of his assistants, went to visit the dogs, and, to their great utonishment, he found seven out of nine of them, the other two being puppies, standing in regular pointing posittona. For tome time they could not make out what had happened, and began to think that their canine charge had been bewitched. Before much time for investi gation was allowed, the mystery was cleared up by the whirr, one after another, of ,e' en partridges, escaping from under a bench, too near the ground to allow the dogs to enter, but open enough for the entrance of the birds, which to save themselves from the storm, had forced their way down a wreath of snow, and through a small swing opening into the presence of their enemies.—Aberolesia Herald. • AN ACCIDENT OF A SINGULAR NATURE occurred at the dace of the Electric Telegraph Company, 448, Strand, on Friday last, April 8. the used commusica tions were made with the galvanic wires of the Greenwich Observatory, in preparation for dropping the Strand ball, the apparatus was in perfect order, the ball was raised, and all wee waiting for the completion of the communication with the Greenwich battery by means of the clock move ment in the Royal Observatory. At three minutes before one o'clock there was at Greenwich a very vivid Hash of lightning, followed at an interval of four seconds by loud thunder. This electric distarbaoce of the atmosphere pro duced a galvanic current in the wire, which dropped the ball in the Strand three minutes before its correct time. The assistant, who had raised the ball in the Strand, hail commenced unwinding the chain, and his hand was still on the winch, when the unexpected descent of the ball turned the winch violently, and struck him down, greatly alarming some strangers who were present. The ball was again raised, and was dropped by the ordinary galvanic current from Greenwich at the usual time. At Greenwich nothing was known of the accident until information was transmit ted from the Electric Telegraph-office. [Advertisement.}—HoLLowAy's OINTMENT AND Pius MIR 01111.611 P roe xaa Co.. 0/ BAD Iwon—Mts. Ena n heth Yields, of No. iI, Nsylov-iitrert, Liverpool. wee afflicted for m lay yearn with& dreadful bad leg, and whims. .ter crying wow. enable remedies without experieecing the Wichnet tend, was pee. bounced to be incurab:e. Notwithstanding this, however, who deter. mined an Riving Ilelloway'a mintment and PM a trial. These ohs minium i of Mr. Sheldon, chemist, SO, V aushaP.road, Lmerp 01, rwho can vouch be the &mummy of thin ferment), and by senesce. ng in their we for a abort time she wounda were onnplntely healed, and her leg perfeetly cured, to the awoonthment of her nniehbourn who had watered sta dre 'drat condition.—tioel by ell druggists, and at Prober* Ilelkswayns estatialuwata, 1114. Strand, Leadoo. [Advertisement.] FIFTY THOUBAND Cyan Immure Mammas by Dv BAIBT'S YSTALIiti ARABIC* FOOIA. COM 49,1192 Fifty yearn' ladeceribable agony Irons drove.* MI". 20011 a, bitillea , cough, constipation, gatulenew, macros, sick. acs , at the stomach, sad vomiting', hare been removed by Ilu Barry'. steeliest toad."—Maria Jolly, Worthen), Ling, Rear Din, Norfolk. Core No. 71, et dyspepda : hens the Right lion. the Lard Rout de Deeds:—" have derived convideruble benefit Iron your Food, NM authorise the publication of these lines."—Stuart Or lemma. tan:eters, at I ; 1910., at eh. nuper.reNsed quality, 10 14, at 33a. ; lb., at as; the 10 sad 19 lb, masters trre of carriage, by Bazar De meat and .F.., Regent-street. Loadm if ONBY MARKET. TIMSDAT EVIIIINCI. The English stock market remains steady in character, but the prevalent suspense relative to the issue of the government financial scheme has an un favourable effect upon prices, which ruled about 1 per cent. below those of yesterday. Hopes are ex pressed that Mr. Gladstone will not allow his scheme to hang unnecessarily long over the market, as busi ness is naturally paralysed by the uncertainty. It is pointed out that it would be wise to take action as promptly as possible in the matter, as the large amount of loose money now in the hands of capi talists arising from the payment of the dividends will tend considerably to facilitate the financial changes contemplated. Console have stood without fluctuation all day at 100! to .;• for money and to-morrow. The settling in this market shows a light supply of floating stock. The contange for April is barely 1 to 3-16. The government broker took another parcel of Reduced Shares at 991. The official business report includes : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 100%, ; ditto, for account, 1001, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 99/, I. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103%, 2,, 1, 1. New Five per Cent. Annuities, 128. Long Annui ties, 1860, 5 11-16, 61. Bank Stock, 2251, 224. India Stock, 260%. The Exchequer Bill market is rather steadier, but without business. The March issue is quoted Is. to 4s. prem.; and the June, 3s. to 7s. prem. India Beads mark 40s. to 455. prem. In the foreign stock market there was a more active business this afternoon. Spanish stocks have sustained a further fall on renewed sales on foreign orders. The Certificates at one time declined to 51 to 6 per cent., but rallied before the close to 61 to 61. The Deerred Threes, though less affected, left offonly 231 to 244. Telegraphic despatches have been received from Madrid to-day, announcing that the Cortes had been suspended. From this fact, and the fall in the price of the Certificates, it is inferred that Messrs. Baring.' proposed loan ia in danger of being rejected, but nothing further is yet known. It does not appear reasonable, however, that the re fusal of the Cortes to ratify the loan negotiations supported by the ministry should cause a tall in the old stock. Peruvian Deferred Threes have risen 3 per cent on influential purchases, closing 661 to 671. Mexican Bonds were a shade flatter, at 274 to y. Turkish Scrip remains quoted 31 to 3/per cent., and is not likely to experience any fluctuation, as it wouldbe unwise to sell at 34, when the full rate of indemnity offered is obtainable on application at the offices of the loan. It transpired this afternoon that the scrip holders' committee, as we anticipated, have decided upon recommending their constituents to accept the terms offered. The amount of bonds received to-day at the Turkish Lain offices was 3,197,000 francs. Such an amount being received on the first day, goes far to show that the terms are satisfactory to English holders. Other stocks are generally steady. The list of sales is sub joined : Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 61, 62. Chilian Three per Cents., 82. Danish Five per Cents., 105/. Dutch Two•and-a-Half per Cents., 661, 1, 66 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, 971, 1 , 97 ex div. Ecua dor Bonds, 51, 6. Granada Defe rred,' 11;, 1. Mex ican Three per Cents., 271, 1. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 65, 64, 1, 671 cx div. Portuguese Four per Cents. 401, 1,1. Russian Five per Cents., 1181; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 104, 1. Sardinian Five per Cents., 977, 1. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 471, 48, 47% ; ditto, Deferred Three per Cents. 241, 231, 24, 231; the Committee's Certificates, 61, 64, 6%. 61 per cent. Turkish Six per Cent. Scrip, 31 prem. Venezuela Three-and •a-Half per Cents., 391. The interest duo on the 15th inst. on the bands of the Canandaigua and Niagara Falls Railway is ad vertised as payable ire due course by Messrs. Master man, Peters, and Co. The foreign exchanges were much the same to-day u last post, as far as quotations go, but we have to notice a better demand for bills, and thus Paris was even paid as low as 25.02% for hut, and 23.23 for 3 months. There was especial inquiry for bills on Leghorn and Genoa. The transactions generally were very limited in amount. All Australian Land shares were again very heavy, and lower in price. Agriculturals closed 87 to 90; and South Australian Land, 48 to 50. The two Scottish Australian companies shares were also lower. British American Land shares are still rising, leaving off 77 to 79. The shares of the new Australian Banks were rather flatter. Shares of the Colonial Bank have been done at 19%;; London and Westminster Bank, 351; Union Bank of London, 17, 18; London Docks, 125; Southampton Docks, 39; Australian Royal Mail Steam (6/. paid), 41; British American. Land, 76, 77, 75, 77 ; Crystal Palace (51. paid), 61, 1 ; General Steam Navigation, 30; General Screw Steam Shipping (121. paid), 111; Royal Mail Steam, 761 ;. Scottish Australian Investment new scrip (10s. paid), 24. The second issue of the bonds of the Great Western Railway of Canada, expiring in 1873, have been done at 103. The shares of the Grand Central Railway of France closed 2/ to 3 prem.; North of Spain Railway ruled at to 4 prem., being unfavourably affected by the agitation in other Spanish stocks. Berlin Water works shares were quoted "1 to 1 prem.; Melbourne Docks and Railway, par to prem. It may not be amiss to mention that a certain in fluence is being exercised upon securities generally by the flood of new projects that is pouring in upon the market. Irrespective of the well-known fact that old stocks, to a considerable extent at least, must be sold to take up these new securities, cautious men experience a growing feeling of distrust in view of the daily hatching of new schemes, and the future effect which they are naturally expected to have upon the market. It is one of the worst fea tures of a company-forming mania that whilst 1 schemes are being multiplied to a vast extent, the money market remains comparatively quiescent: it is when the heavy and repeated calls fall due that the real effect is experienced. It is in the apprehen sion of such a pressure being induced by the specu lative spirit now afloat that many parties appear rather disposed to realise at good profits, than to have largo sums out in the numerous projects of the day. The directors of the Australian Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company have called an extraordinary general meeting of their shareholders for the 2nd May, "to receive a report from the directors respect ing the withdrawal of the mail &intract and for other business." The directors of the London Chartered Bank of Australia have issued notice to the effect, that the necessary certificate has been obtained from the Com missioners of her Majesty's Treasury, in conformity with the terms of the charter, that the whole capital of 500,0001. has been duly subscribed, authorising the bank to commence business, and that instructions have been forwarded to the colonies to that effect. With reference to the delay is the issue of the scrip of the Chiriqui Road Company, we are re quested to mention that the directors have been in daily expectation of the arrival of their agent, Mr. F. Adams, and the surveyor of the road, Mr. Cook (from the firm of Messrs. Waring, the contractors). These two gentlemen have passed over the entire line of road from ocean to ocean, and report most favourably of the prospects of the undertaking, and of the richness of the country. Mr. Adams has also been formally put in possession of the tract of land by the legislature of the Province of Chiriqui, but on his way home was seized with illness, as he writes from Philadelphia, under date the 2Sth ult. Ile expected, however, to be able to come over in the Asia, which was to leave New York for Liverpool on the 6th inst. He writes : " You can assure all par-, tics that I have done my work, and done it well, and' I feel assured that the directors will see every induce ment to prosecute the work with energy. I have the most advantageous contract conceivable." Imme diately on the arrival of Messrs. Aelams and Cook the directors intend to renew their app:ieation fur a charter, and, upon receiving their final answer from ~,f-- l.il/811.41 12.1.11.•• No. Buena. Paid prisms dons yeeterday. to-day. —— 41,:.00 anstraktaia 40,900 >K Chartd. Bank of Aala 3 elle 00,000 30 Mut. Bank of India. /eat:ilia, and China f 4 14 pa. 24 3 25,000 39 flaallab, Scottish. and Australian Chartered 10 14 14 pm 814 23,000 39 London Bank of Ana. Units and la .a f 4 4 dla 25,000 U tendon Chwtered Bank of Auwralla ...... 124 34 34 pa 164 24.000 U Oriental Bank Corpora. all St PI 30,093 0 Royal Antral. Banking and field Import. Co. I iMs par 2,000 23 4outh An.tralid 20,090 21 Colon of Australia %OW, ... Do. New 241 $ 9 tiodem peas Bedew dose yesterday. today. 82 90 87 2 78 76 177 id Hgpm Si Si Pro „ 10 1 f 42 2 If 2 pal 2j 0 41 194 204 19 121,71: lu.tralien i 0 lirit.A•nerioinLand I iN. Brit. Aug. LAnd I, Do. Preference,. 5 Peelltlv.Lnel.ll4ln. douttichAust.lnvol ZS d. Australian Laud IP ; Van Diamia's Lind MINES. TUESDAY EVISITIO. There has been a moderate amount of business I done in English mining shares to-day, and without nay materiel alteration in prices. In Trebarvah some large transactions have taken place, in conse quence of an improvement in the mine. Shares in Alfred Consols, Wheal Lemon, Pen y Gelli, Mill , Pool, East Basset, Wheal Crebor, and Wheal Yeoland are in demand. The sales to-day include South Bas- , set, at sao ; West Caradon, 300, 305 ; Alfred Consols, 19, ; West Providence, 54, 56; Bedford United, 104 ; Merllyn, 44; Trebane, 27, 28 ; Tremayne, 29, 31; Wheal Crebor, 16, 17, 18; Wheal Yeoland, 101, 11; Wheal Lemon, 61; West Treasury, 14, 4 ; Tre barvah, 10i, 111; Mill Pool, 54, 6; Wheal Carpenter (Giwinnear), 9,1; Rorrington, 14, ; West Ding Doug, 141, 15; St. Anbyn and Grylls, 10, 11; West Edward, 1, 1; Tavey Consols, 6, 4; Little Dake, 4 , 4; East Margaret, 12, 13; Cabert , 21, 4; Wheal Russell, 41, i; Trewartha, 31, I; Trebeli Consols, 1, ; Stourtoa Consols, 14, 1; East Russell, 4, i; Wheal Sarah, 55., 65.; Wheal Wrey, 20, 1; Anhui Coal and Iron Company, 1 to 4 prem. The gold mining share market was a good deal depressed, sales being pressed in anticipation of the settling. Peel River have fallen to 34 to 4 prem. The "bull" account, open in these and other gold mining shares, has au unfavourable effect, in the ab. sence of existing news. The market is also preju diced by the number of new undertakings. Colonial gold lett off 2to prem. ; Nouveau Monde,.! 9-16 to 11-16 prem.; Nova Scotia, 11 to 2 prem.; Metcalf, 15 to 16 prem.; Port Royal, 21 to prem.; Liquanea, 14 to 2 prem. Foreign and Colonial Copper Mine shares are generally flatter. A reduction of twopence per pound has taken place. to-day in the price of manufactured copper. The present prices are reported by Messrs. Sims, Nevill, Druce, and Co., as follows :—Martufao tared, 13d. per pound ; tough cake, 1171. per ton ; tile, 1171. per ton ; beet selected, 1201. per ton; yellow metal sheathing and bolts, 11d. per pound. Mr. Gadsden sold to-day by public auction 1,000 Linares Lead Mining shares, on account of the com pany. By far the larger proportion of these shares realised 121. each, a few went off at 11/. 17s. 6d., but a considerable number of lots fetched 121. 2s. 61., and the last lots realised even 121. 10. The amount paid per share is only 31.; and the result must conse quently be very favourable for the company. Forty forfeited shares in the Dickewalls Mine were also sold, at 2L as. per share. At a two-monthly meeting of adventurers in East Tamar, held to-day, the accounts showed a balance of 751. 9s. 10d. in favour of the mine, and of pay ments over receipts before the meeting on the 23rd June next of 9911. 195., and of estimated value of ores coming forward amounting to 1,2001. THIS DAY—Two o'CLocx. The gold mining share market remains flat, except for Agua Frias, which are rather better. Colonial Gold are quoted only 1„ to 2 prem.; Great Nugget Vein, 1 to 1 prem.; and Peel Rivers 5Z to 51prem. AU Australian Land shares are heavy. Agricultu ral. have fallen to 82; and North British Australa sian to prem. (Using BUM/ No. Sarre Norm. Paid trims dons yesterday. to-day. ! 100.065 1 Aosta Fria all hli pm h i $B,OOO 1 Anglo Australian Gold all par Ipa 100,000 tn., ar.plo Callfurntan 10,009 to Australasian 2 4 1 „ 20,80: 20 Australian i 41 34 60,00 e 1 austral= Cordillera 100,000 1 Australian freehold 34.000 1 tae Maria all 5 4 dis 200,00 1 OTROS& Australian Gok all 4 4pm 15 20,000 20 11111th Iron 10,000 SS Ormal.lmp,(lea.st3l na 241 45 3 0,000 SO Do.CooassandCulatt all 61 61 11,000 30 Do. Bt. Jan UN Hey 16 39 31 1110,000 ail auson's Creek i par IPm • 12,005 40 GNU* Copper ....,,, all 47 48 100;00 S Oolonial Gold Copiapo l4 6 7 350,90 0 In. Gopper Miners of Eng all 85 95 8,900 23 Do. Pref. 74 per mat all 81 91 pm 70,040 7 Rag&AustrallauCapro r all I I di, 100,080 1 Great Nugget Vela all I II pm 34 20, 9 00 20 ..icaeral all 17 19 12,090 )rand Ilachy of Bader all par Ipm MOW Great Polsooth all 14 Ipm 100,00 r Lake Bathurst all 4 dl. par 00,094 Liberty all I 18m 9,011 Unarm all 12 13 zd 111 13 12 30,000 London&Callforn. Geld [ld QUO'S/ Crushlnitio. all I 4 I 100,90 Marlquita 50,000 I Nazlmallaltk.Antaelsan 9 74 8 4 ~•:ta, New Granada „. all 5 IPm P. 4006 Nouveau Monde 30,00 u 1 Nava SCOli i Mining and C‘pper notelUng 5 II 1 5 6 1 5 101,00 t Port Philip 1 par I pm 11 03,000 „IWO' La Koelt ........ 10,091, $0 Blum:ley 1r0n....„ all :3 27 Ditto New 7, • 0 30 'unisex) da Cuba sp U'' I -outh Australian lei par I pm 4( +0 10 no Croft 41,17 4 3.2.81 Caked anima 70,' 00 1 Waller 100,000 1 Nest Granada 1:00,040 1 W.,,, , Larissa. all I par Ipm 1 109,008 1 late ............. 751 5 zd 37 [THREEPENCE. the Government on that point, will proceed to the issue of scrip. and make application to the Stock Exchange for the appointment of a settling day. Annexed arc the latest quotations of foreign bourses, as received by Mr. lteuter's telegraphic ex press : Amsterdam, Mon lay—Dutch Four per Centr., 931 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 64 9-16. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 241; ditto Three per Cent. foreign, 47':: ; the Coupons, 6 9.16. Granada Deferred, 111. Mexican New, 271. Portu guese New, 39 13-16. Austrian Five per Cent. Me tallies, 81 9-16. Madrid, Friday: Spanish Home Three per Cents. 43; ditto Deferred, 23 13-16 ' • the Coupons, 31. Vienna, Monday : Five per Cent. Metallics, 914; Exchange on London, 10.49. The second reading of the till of the Upper India Railway Company was postponed this evening till the 12th May, to enable the authorities to receive a reply from the Governor-General to the reference made to him. The motion was made by Sir Her bert Maddock, with the sanction of the Right Hon. the President of the India Board. LONDON COLTILSE OF EXCIIANGE.—APRIL 12. Tune. rri.—•s.negotiateo tlilii day BUIs and M. Money. Amsterdam per t Short lid. 17 inv. ... 119. If f et.. Dttu. Rotterdam Antwerp . . 3Mr. dia. ... 2.5 fr. 30c. Bruviele Walnut and Alkaa 7, „ 13imn. 71sckl.. Untes. 8 eels 4t. retention per ruble „ 374 neme ... 371 pence Darla rer £ Mart 259. Olic. ... 25fr. 07)e. Ditto .. .... . .3 Aluntlial.ifr. 224 c. ... 231 r. 274 e. Marvell); .. „ 2ifr. 23c. ... 251 e. 30c. frankfort-on-Maineper £lO „ 119111. kr. ... 1200. kr Vienna (effective) per C „ 110. 3ar. ... 1 1 tl. Sir. frigate Madrid per dollar „ 301 pence ... 00 peace Cadiz „ „ 301 pease ... 301 pence Bilbao i. „ 30 pence ... 49, pence Barcelona. .. „ 49; pence ... 19, pence Malaga ... . „ 5 0 pence ... 19; pence .. . . __ ..-- ,. „ 51 pence ... 19. ;len ee Gibraltar ..... —..— . .. 50 pence ... 491 , cum Leahoret ............« „ „ 291 r. 90c. ... 291 r. 9e. Gcnol Naples per cgicat „ 411 pence ... 411 ;move Palenne per ounce ~ 1241 pence ... 1211 pence Herein . Lisbon ..... ..... .por mallet:110 dap. date ..31 pence . . 531 pence Oporto .. ........... New Vert —.... 6 u days “ ' gat 481 peace ... 45 pence THIS DAY—Two o'CLocK. There is no change of importance in - the English stock market to-day, business being very quivt. Con sols have remained quoted 100; to for money, and 100 t to 4 fur the 12th May. The Three-and-a -Quar ter per Cents. are rather better, marking 1O;J to The Three per Cent. Reduced have been done at 991 to ; Bank Stock, 226; Exchequer Bills, June, 35. to 7s. prem.; ditto March, par, ss. pram. ; India Bonds, 455. prem. Attention is chiefly absorbed in the sharp and foreign stock settling. The bargains in foreign stocks have been few in number, and prices arc not much changed. Peruvian Deferred maintain their improvement ; Spanish Cer tificates support their partial rally ; and Equador Bonds show an upward tendency. Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds mark 881 • do. Deferred, 67 cx div. Spanish Threes, 48: ; the Certificates, 61, to 61 per cent.; Turkish Scrip, 3k to 31 prem.; Dutch Fours, 96! to 971 ex. div.; Equador Bonds, N. Coves AUTRENTIQUE.-PARIS, April 12.-Cash Prices: Four-and-mnalf per Cents , not reimbursable 14 10 years, 1031. 40c. 25c. ; Four-unlit-Half per Cents., 991. 75c. ; Four per Cents., 971. 75c. ; Three per Cents., 801. 55e. 35e. 25e. ; Bank Action", 2,7351. ; Credit Fonckr, 9021. 500. 910 f. 9071. 50c. 9001. 9101. 9151. 9201. ; ditto Obligatiou of 1,0001., 1,007 t. dec. 1,0981. 75c. 1.0951. 1,0971. 50e.; Credit Mobilier, 9471. 50e. 9501. 9101. 9121. 50c. 9371. 50c. 9301.; Discount Bank. 7001.; Belgian Lean, 1810.1842, 100} ; Piedmouteso Fire per Cents., 981. 25e. 40c 50c. ; ditto Three per Cents., 691. 30c ; Austrian Five per Cents., 981 ; Belgian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 100; Romans, 99; ; ditto, New Loan, 991; Spanish Deferred Converted Debt, 24} ; ditto Three per Cents., 48} ; ditto Interior Debt, 42i I. Exchange on London, at sight, paper, 251. be.; money, 25t. sc. ; three mouths, money, 241. 870. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK-THIS DAY. With the exception of barrel Flour, our market has been shortly supplied with all articles of our trade. The attend ance in Mark-lane this morning was very limited, and the business transacted was of a retail character, and at rates much the same as those carrent on Monday lost. awn VACS INTO LONII/ON 1 ROM APRIL Ilth to APRIL 13th. Qrs. toelish. Conch. Lisa. forecrt Wheal 1310 .... I 1 2610 Barley 960 5.00 (he 1950 370 I 1120 Malt Pheur, 6360 barrels and 450 sacks. MINCING-LANE.--THIS DAY. &MAR.—There has not been a public bale, but the pri vate contract market has a firm appearance. Course.-100 casks of rlantation Ceylon were offered, and nearly all sold, at prices a shade in favour of the buyers, 493. Gd. to 595. SOO bads Costa Rica also sold at rather lower prices, 4Gs. W. to 50s. 6d. TEL.—The market continues very firm, with a limited business done. Corrox.-300 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. Su N nrtTEC—Nutmegs chiefly bought in at Is 10.1. to 23.8 d. Jamaica Ginger sold at 4is to 601. ; African bought iu at 263.6 d. Sago partly sold at 20s. to 235. Tapioca bought in at 4.1. to 611 New St. Vincent Arrowroot sold at 314. to S:J. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is firm to-day, without much activity. Town Tallow is quoted 445. 9d., nstt cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 455. 3d. to Gil.; April and May, Os. 3d.; Oct. to Dec. (new), 455. 6d. to 91. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand continues steady, and prices are firm; the quantity on offer is small. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Eden Main, 188. ; Walls End Riddell, 178. 6d. ; Wells End Hetton, 194.; Wells End Lambton, IFs. 91. ; Walls End Stewart's, 19.. ; Walla End Tees, 19s.—Ships at market, market 169. GLASGOW AND SOUTH-WESTERN RATLWAY.—Traf fie for the week ending April 9, 1203 :—Passengers, &c., 4,7561. 31.. 7d. Corresponding week Isstlyear, 4,2361. 101.. Sd. Increase, 5191. 4s. 2d. EXPORTATION OF DEER.—There has been a great increase in the exportation of beer and ale, large quantities having been sent to Australia. In the two mouths ended the sth ultimo,was as many as 65,174 barrels were exported, of the declared value of 198,2911. CONFIRMATION BY THE BISHOP OF LONDON, TIM DAP.—This morning, at Christ Church, Newgate-street, the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of London confirmed between 600 and 700 persons of both sexes. Previous to commencing the sacred ceremony, bis lordship addressed all those in attendance for confirmation, and he was most attentively listened to. The church was very fully attended. DRILLS PRESAGING DEATIL-10 Norfolk, agricul tural labourers generally believe that it' a drill go from one end of a field to the other without depositing any seed—an ' accident which may result from the tubes and coulters clogging with earth—some person connected with the farm will die before the crop then sown is reaped. It is a useful superstition, as it causes much attention to he paid to make the drill perform its work correctly. Still it is re markable that such a superstition should hare arisen, considering the recent introduction of that machine into general u,e. I should be glad to learn front other readers: of " N and Q." whether this belief prevails in other parte of England where the drill is generally used.—Notes and (bark,. COMMUNICATION BETWEEN TOE SUFFOLK COAST AND TILE NORTH or Er itoVE.—We stated in our last that the Electric Telegraph Company was about to convey elec tric wires from the Colchester station to Orfordness, in Surt„ik ; that from thence a submarine cable would be laid down to Scheveningen, on the coast of Holland, thus giv ing this country another valuable means of communication with the continent. It will of course be necessary to break up a line of roads through Ipswich, in order that the wires may be laid dawn from the Eastern Union station to the Woodbridge-road, &c., and notices of this intention having ken given to the Paving Commissioners, a committee of that holy met on Thursday night to deliberate on the matter. It is believed that the Electric Telegraph Com pany have selected Ipswich as the locality for their princi pal office, which is to be situated on the Corn-hill. Active operations for laying down the wires through the whole route win 'recommenced as soon as the Messrs. Ransome are able to su;iply the requhito pipes, which, it is expected, will he ready by this day. These will be sunk und rground to the el-ptit of about 2 feet, aml will thus furnish for some time a large NUTCO of employment to the neighbourhood.— Ipswich Expreat. 4 4 'it 4 its. vasato 103 2 114 20 117 1 1021 Ii lei 91 li i