The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-25 00:00:00

REPORT OF THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONERS. The eighth simnel report of the Civil Service Commissioners was issued this morning. The nominations , notified to them last year stow a large increase, the number being 3.649. Oo the greater number of the on. cations for making appointments to clerkships, he., com petition has not been employed. In the War-offios last year as many as $2 vacancies out of 107 were filled by absolute nomination. The nomination of excise assistants, who are not subjected to competition, have also been more numerous in 1862 than in 1861 (162 against 95), and in 1862 there were 24 absolute nominations to situations is the Probate and Divorce Court. The ratio to vacancies of candidates examined has varied but slightly during the flue years, the range being from 21 per vacancy, which was the proportion in 1860, to 31 per vacancy in 1862. The increased ratio in the past year is of comae is MOM measure attributable to the working of the plan introduced in the early part of 1861, of preliminary tat examioatioos for departments to which the Treasury possesses the right of nominating; but the average has also been effected by several competitions in which the number of candidates per vacancy has been considerable, as e. g., by two competitions for supplementary clerkship is this office, in one of which 40 candidates were atomised for four vacancies. while in the other 22 candidata were examined for one vacancy. There was also a competition for the post of schoolmaster in a dockyard under the Admiralty, when 10 candidata were examined ; and a competition for &clerkship ia the Colonial office, when seven candidates were examined. On the other hand there were several instances of compantioes for which the average was less than three candidates par vacancy. In sax of these competitions two candidates were examined for ea vacancy ; in one six candidates wee* elamined for four vacancies ; and in um, two candidates were as naiad for two acacias, • tbird who was nontioated having declined. In this cane both of the candidates ;who were =amused failed to reach the standard of competency. It is to be added that, of the 864 competitors examined for the 289 places, 376 were found lobe below the standard attainment requisite for a peas examination, leaving the' bona fide competition to be between 488 candidates for 289 places ;_ or in the proportion of only 119 to each vacancy. The total number of candidates nominated by the Treasury fur preliminary teat examination was 622, of wham 82, for various neaps, were net examined. Of the 540 who were examined, 297 passed and 243 were rejected; the proportion of rejections, therefore, being just 45 per cent. — The standard of examinations in acuoompstitive CCM minations has secemsrily become a low cos, isaamuch as the exam's:dime for clerkship, of the higleir class (such as those ia matropolitae alma and in the parietal artablieh meata of the customs' department), are sow competitive to tits intent which has been routioced. Is fact, for a peat number of appointments the ability to read and write gad to add • few - diens is enfliciseat„ and for others still lass la !squired. It wall sot therefore be matter of surprise that in Doesuienutitirs examinations the ratio of rejectioss to' certificates is very much smaller tau it origivally was. The figura for the successive yearn are the following: Certificates. Rejections. 1855-6 (19 mouths) .. 1,686 880 1857 .. 1,354 490 1858 .. 1,154 292 1859 1,511 310 1880 1.675 317 ' 1861 2, 444 1862 .. 2,154 358 Deducting certifintes granted for parsons employed is thel Admiralty dockyards, the numb's' would be 1,820 far 1861, sad 1,807 for 1862. Out of the total ausahar rejected ma emanation (3,001), all but 177 have/awl in arithmetic, in evellieg, or is reeding the addressee of leasse," a test to which caadidatis for the Austin of leasmerrier sad reed messeagt are subjected. It will, however, be seder *cod that d them who have fulled I. the quaWkaticies spesidsd, some have failed is ethers also. With maid to hsedwritieg sad erthaprapby the men shiners observe :—" Upoe the perfermasess of the can didates rho have emu bier. es, we may remark that we stall find it extremely Melds to *hada good handwriting. The aonornplieduesat is see whir* we awe always regarded as moat important, but if we bid maistaisoi from the tom lasuoussat of our Kameda'. a slushed as high as that which we hops may ultimately be attaieelds, we should have rue the risk of iesoevesisecing the public newt" by the cumber of rejections which would hue base °manned. With mad to orthography we may mantas that at least two-third, of the meditates (62 is weber) who were last year exarsiesel for seppluneetery cherkships is this office would sot have beau rejected by as for incorrect spelliog bad they bees nominated to We highest of the situations for which we ameatea The same may be said af raspy of theand lorry wounised for aduakeies to the Admiralty factorise deakyarda• The appoiatmeets het year is the civil service for India vanommei for auspaitio• were 20 is Lambe, mad the nom mlasems are been olkdally informed that 60 at lout will be smigeed in July mut, if a Niftiest umber of competent candidata shoal peeeest thensidus. The somber of can didates was is 10610ely 56, sad graduslly rose to 171 is 1861, at shah ft remained is 1862. (If the candidates of 1862, 24 came from the University of Oxford, 20 from Cambridge, 16 from Scottish Uolvarsitias, 25 from 'Trisity Collage, Dublin, and eight from the Qum's Tfedunthy in In ked. Tam MmrsoromeaN TOHNIPIKI Boma—lt ap pears from the repast .1 the mamaisaionen of them roads hosed this morning, that the receipts inns tolls me the metropolitan roads during the past year were 67,6841.6.. Td., sad the receipts fres& all serrrose„ T 8,10.31. 14s. Td. The ex penditere during the mare period was 75,5061. 14a. id. A WI is new before parliament which, If pained, will Marfa horn the commission to the respective parishes the =dote. mina of 51 miles of road, and cause the removal of 25 turnpike-gam sad of 56 sidebars. The bill also provides for • searrasseesset in districts of the roads which will run soak wader the charge of the 000naisaiooms *AR the Ist July, 1864 (the date whets it is proposed the sot shall come into operalke), and for a sew male of tolls adapted to the existing traffic, the nature of which, by the ialrodectioe of Wine" has been entirely altered from that which pew Tailed ia 1829, whom the present scale was established. TH2 NATIONAL POITHAIT GALLIZIL—Tbe sixth report of the trustees of this gallery issued this morning stater that the punissess sow amount to 111. Is oompariem with former yam very much fewer Wen of portraits, whether for purchase at presentation, were smusuaketed to the gallery during last meanie, a fact readily accounted for by the allabsorbing interest of the great Exhibition at South Kimidngtou. On the other band, sod attributable is • gnat maw* to the same influence, the numbers of visitors to this gallery during the existence of the International Pahl bilien,from Nay 1 to November 1, inclusive, were animated to nearly double what they bad been is the previous year. Sire gallery was °posed 53 days daring the term of the International Exhibitios ; sad the average &Mesdames during these days was 234 visitors. The large collet:1. 1 tine of somared portrait, bequeathed by lir. H. W. Mar tha, sameustieg te scene thousnede in number, is I. proems at chnefficatios mid cataloguing for purposes of redress. They Melo& portraits of all ages sod all aosotries. Frees the innell number of portraits that were offered for ads during the past year. as already explained. tie Muster have arta Med mpeaMisal iscommaisnas from the lesser &assent of the as great, 1.0001. Mottled of 2,0004 They would, however, aisle it a emitter of regret if there were to be any sigh permanent diminution as to compel them to forego any favourable opportanities of purchase, which sometimes very suldssb. arise. Is eoucluding their report the trustees ob serve that se practical step ham yet been takes to remove the gallery to better apartmeets. sad that they "still amtinue to conteed with the difficulties which peewit themselves from a growing oelketion in a most inadequate space, sad which, without ay fault on their side, must give rise, cm the nta." part of visitors. to frequent and well-founded °pm plai . _ ROYAL HOSTICOLTUSAL Socnerr. —An ordinary pmesal meeting of this society was held yesterday (Friday). a the Connell-room, at South IL when npwasde of 30 ladies and gentleness were elected Fellowa Ainoept the seam we obeemed-The Dowager Dochese of Sntherimed, Mr. G. S. Scones, M.P., mos. Fnuacis Drummed, to. The Chairman anocanced that a speciel martin of the F• 11011.1 womb] be coomeed for May the 111th, for the worms, of her Royal Higbee. the Primers of Wale/ her royal new having gniaioady sigslied her willingness to be elected a Fellow of the moiety. THE EX-Royal FAMILY OF FEANCE. —The ea =Marie Amelia, who, with the Prime de Joisville. the de Nemours. sod other members of the 01111412• have bees Merin at Starkey's Royal Victoria Hotel, at St. Leosard'sen-Sea, daring the last fortnight, rotor-ad to Claremont os Wednesday last, travelling over the Smith Eastern Railway to Goildford, and thence over the South Western lies to the Esher station. The ex-Qiieen wee looking remerlishly well, considering her venerable age . . and all the family hare derived much bemlit fmai their errors on the south onset While at St. Leeuard's its iatereming event took Saes-the betrothal of the Doke de Chartres, wood son of the late Doke &Orleans to the Primers Ffm/Coise d'Oriaaaa, daughter of the PrisZe sad Primates de Joinville. --- - THE METROPOLITAN RATLWAT.—The Metropoli tan Railway trifle this week amounts to oaly 1,9771. Os. 3d. It certainly begins to appear that ranch of the first high traffic wu sight-using and that the ordain/7 load kale. though !ergs, is short al 6001. per mile per weak— /krona/A. The rather unusual act of confiseating to the crosra tin goods of perms convicted of felony has re cently bees carried net is Haddonfield. It was a cue of reprisals. The indictment charged the primmer with ille gally receivisg four yard. of cloth, wises it should bare ben several boadreds, and the prieeeer's solicitor brought ea action to rote% for the prisoner all above the number testified in the indictment. A warrant rat wail/cation was therefore applied for and obtained by the prosecution. THE RIBCHESTER MURDERICRS.-EXECUTIOH AT KIRKDALE.-(THIS DAY.) Duncan M‘Phail sod Geo. Woods, the murderers of Mrs. Woe, et Ribchasiar, DIM' Blackburn, suffered death at mos to-day, is Treat of Kirkdale Gaol. The atrocious character of the Ribchester murder crested general indignation in the district, while a greet deal of interest was also crowded into the came, from the fact that one of the murderers died on the morning of the trial and soother turned approver. Carr, the primmer who died, appears to have take the prominent part in the outings. The deceased, Mrs. Wale*, it may be remembered, lived in a lonely place sod in ao isolated boon, of which she was the only inmate. from his business as a hawker, had become familiar with the premixes, and se the deceased sold beer, ho., he had frequent opportunities of studying her habits and mode of living. It bad bee ascertained by M'Phail that the old lady had received 181. from the gals of one of her cows, sod that the intended to devote this sum to the payment of her rest, sad accordingly ll'Phail, together with the other prisoners, west to her house at midnight on the 11th of November for the purpose of robbing her. The deceased whilst in bed was tied down, and so violently beaten about the head that when discovered she wee quite dead. The assoutMner was Calcraft. Upwards of 20,000 per sons were present. Both men denied personal sham in the murder. Woods died iostantaseously, but Y•Phail struggled much. TIM EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 2S, 1863. THE LATE FATAL MUTINY LT BLACKWALL. ANOTHER OF THE PERUVIAN 9OLDIER4 COM MITTED TO NEWOATE FOR WILFUL MURDER. , Another of the soldiers attached to the Peru visa corvette Arica, Attics oat at Blackwell, has been com mitted to Newgate for trial at the next sitting of the Central Criminal Court, for the wilful murder of a re=petleman weed Mamma Rodrigues Silva, who overboard from the yams hulk to mope being bayoneted during the late fearful mutiny, and was drowasil. The body wan timed in the vicinity of the Victoria Docks in the early part of the week, and as Jamaica has been had on the body by Kr. C. C. Lewis, the EMI 013101111 C It appeared that the deceased young gee , damn had gone oti board the bulk to see his brother, who is sa °Moor, and when the mutiny wee at its height, sod it Deemed probable that the mutizein would murder all the officers and those who were mimed in mei& ins them, the deceased and one of the boys secured them selves in • mbin. Om of the excited sadists, • aimed • Jaen de Rata Mango, thee entered the LITZ abused the deceased with his musket end bayooet. It woe statedthat IL Silva appealed to his assailant for mercy, end to avoid being run through be got out of one of the portholes and jumped into the Thames, end amongst the cadmium and darkness which prevailed periehed. The Coroner summed cep, and said that the act of the soldier Mango amounted to one of wilf al murder, as the dialoged had lost hie life in endeavouring to escape from an attack which might have ended in • more dreadful death. The jury found • verdict of " Wilful Murder" against Jam de Mango, and the police atoso. approved him to New to await his trial at the next sittings of the Central Ceisiwl Court. The soldier, Oliva, who was acquitted at the hat east& al bayoneting one of his fellow mutineers who wed defeadhig a mididripesui from being stabbed, still manias is Nana& &vaunter, prisoner. It appears that be le supported eut of the Shears Fund, and be was offered the apace of reensining I. Nene* La order to avoid being take, bask to the omegas, es beard of which the principal %don is tits lam outbreak =Mina* in irons, and are to be very summarily dealt with as soon as the ship gets to ma. It is stated that the officers of the Aria claimed Oliva, and so doubt had he weedered down to the waterside any where sear the hulk, he would very moos have beam snorted back to the hulk, mil put in irons to await the fate in atom for his companions. Bost of the eel/lien who took part in the attack are stated to &reheat • hied of pardoned convict, or what may be knows in this country as " ticket of leave see," sad were tented into soldiers or swine for the gimbals which are being fitted out in the Thant. The Arias is expected to leave in the mem el the week. THE PAIVALIINCE OF CHILD MURDER IN THE METROPOLIS. A shocking case of murder and mutilation bf a child at lent a rimathold formed the subject of an inquiry before Mr. IL Barnes Walthew ' the deputy coroner, lest night at the Orem Maa tavere,Highotreet, Poplar. James &ammo" said that, ea Sunday last, he found, is the largo sewer in North-ekset, Poplar, human re mains, of the head sad oesophagus of • child. He called the sad he semehed careful) y about, but meld BEd so tams of the body. The head had Dot been is the sewer ea the Satasday aftermos. The body could not here been in the sewer at ell, or he should have found it. It scald sot have got oat into the Thames on amorist of an iron patio& Dr. Matthew Brownfield maid that the MIMI= in goog lies were in a decomposed state. They consisted of the head and gullet of • child, that must have been from four to air weeks old. The head bad been severed from the body with a very sharp knife. There was no jagged edge—the akin warn cut evenly all round. The gullet had tly resisted the edge of the knife, and had been roughly torn up from out the thorax. He was of °pintos that the de ceased was • healthy child, and had been wilfully murdered. I It was, al course, utterly impomible for him to give even a guess as to the sex of the child. The Deputy-Oarousr, is summing up, said that the ease was me of a much more atrocious character than usually errs under his notice. The child was allowed to live for a math, and therefore had not been sacrificed man impulse of shame. No doubt the mutilation seem, as in the Of11•1101111MIN from admire to facilitate the disposal of the body, the bulk of which presented an obstacle. T o jury retrumed • verdict of " Wilful murder against some pima or penes' usknotra" Is the West-sod also, hat *nein, Dr. Laukester held as iuquiry at the Book Tavern, Lissocirove, respecting the death of a male child, found cm Wednesday last in the heat garde. of Kr. Thimbey, a medical Lentleinan, at No. 83, Hainiltaa-terraos, St ohes-wood. C. Etagere, 3018. mid that deceased was wrapped in a Lincoln and Stsinforif Mercury, of Oct. 21, 1862. He ow mad it to the police Mr. W. F. Faller, °MI.. said that deceased was a very same sad folly developed and. It appeared to have breathed. and might bays bean suffocated is water mos. distal, after birth. The facet was quite flattened. There had base such cagiest at birth that death was inevitable from that MOM alma. He amid not say positively that it had them drowsed. _ _ _ T e OerTs;ersadoed whether tile polio* bad instituted say Iss= t e t t % paresis the ebiki. Itaprs—No, sir. • . • • The Omoser mid that the mime reply wee Dow almost in. variably gives to snob notations. It really appeared that the polies had come to roped shad murder as • mottled in stitution is the metropolis. It ins intro:ordinary that a mother, within—es was generally the ease—sir boon of bet delivery and of the murder of her child, should be abie to walk through the street. with the horrible pareel and throw it away in any street, equine, or public park, without the attention of the police being ever attracted or their ever being able to discover the slightest clue to the murderess. Nothing was more clear than that perpetual impunity would art se • sort of temptation to murder. TM jury quite ecemrad is the remarks of the learned metier. A worded eve teturued—" That deceased died from waist a/ ateratios at MAIL" CONSECRATION OF • ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH LE Csiminawmt. —(Pins DAT.)—This moruise a newly erected Roman catholic church in the Wyndhant-roa Camberwell, was °Desecrated by the Right Rev. Dr. Grant, the R.C. bishop of Southwark. The sacred edifice is styled " The Church of the Sacred Heart." sad entails elitism, for about 700 or 800 persons. The ceremoey was me elected with great pomp, the cruised choir of St. George's Utthedral landing its assistance no the credos. The Right Rev. Dv. Morns, Bishop of Troy. preached. Tax Lora or Et= MArzirry's Slur ORPHEUS. A public meeting was held at Partamouth on Thursday even- Mg, owlet the presidency of the mayor. Mr. W. Chambers, for the purpose of collecting a feed for the relief of the widows and orphan of than who perished by the wreck of this ill-fated ship. A committee was formed. and suitable resolutious proposed for the collection of subscriptions ' it timederstood that the money so collected should be to the Orpheus Fund Committee, the result of the meeting reeently held for the same purpose by naval oltkore and others concocted with the meal and military services, under the presidency of Vioe-Adtniral Sir R. Seymour, X. 0.8., at the Royal ' Naval College, her lbjesty's Dock yard, Portsmouth. A strong feeling exists that the widows sad orphans left by such sudden camalties as the lase of her Majesty's ships Orpheus, Birkenhead, and Avenger Area mows the required aesistance from some maimed metros, and not be permitted to domed epos load and privets aid. THR Rsrorzo FOSSIL MAN or ABREVILLL—The samed discovery of • fossil human jaw at Abbeville has boss the subject of • communkatioe to the Royal Society, and at the primed momeat it is ezeities interest in the miestilte drain of both Recited sad France. Having • couple 11 of days at Abbeville with M. Boucher de re a rtte g s deftly itemising all the mreurastances of the ease, and having been entrusted by him with some of the sped mem, wide! ere now here, D. Falconer is in • position to throw NOM light on the subject. His inference is that a I very clever imporitioe his beets p ractised by the lova& siery el the Abbeville gravel pits — " so cunningly clever that it maid not have been surpassed by • committee of anthro- Ma meeting • practical joke. The maladies •of the men was probably accideetal ; but it is not a little that a jaw combinio se marry peculiarities should have been hit upon by eaindroeted workmen. The break down is this eperions sees is eo wise affect. the value of the real evidenee, now well established, but it inculcates • pave lemon of cantios.. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two dews:. The railway share market is very inactive to day, and few transactions have been entered into. The leading stocks are generally without change, compared with the last quotations of yesterday. Metropolitan shares are rather lower, at 111 to 12t. London and North Western stock is now quoted 97} to f; Greet Western, 66 to t ; Midland, 122 to t ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 107 t to t ; Caledonian, 112 to ; South Eastern, 901 to 91 ; Great Eastern,sol to 514 ; Great Northern, 129 t to 1214 ; and London and South Western, 101} to 102. Indian railway_ stocks are steady at previousprices . Great Western of Canada shares have declined. Bahia are rather dull. UNDINANT INLAID LID nom'. ex I p4 I taxman. Am" rdl W oL Tsm di il riaar V e. 11• O DoNce.atialAia. Maki sad i Oak am °anima._ AlDa • . Do. ma logaillo B. Deb' l s sad!~ Tu. DorljtaikeAbilo. labberskanielmow ~a M • Wesions Do. Mock._ Do. IDA Amelia Pitt Ong ofiloollood Gooo‘ Noolioro DOA I Moo. waya 06.3 j JD Spt. Is mid 11 Go DO. goo& lb waft. aft ) od wolOoro Do.ftoosValikaa.ltk. 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NS Tall Vale Pretenses I - - - !t. 1109 WaNL•Llleeasydp 146 47 - Tng PROPOIIIIO VIADUCT ACROSS LUDOATI-HILL. 04 401 14, IN.Mid-Ottleigeostl 1 11 1110 - -0. Thunday • &palates of the *habit** e[ et Lod • N. do. toil do. 191 100 - lege-bill sad the botuttood had •• intarview with * 0•1 if*. Newp.14.04. het 1 101 WS - the &visors of th• Chatham. awl Dover RO- M. ,1N 10a.d0.perp.119.44 orve.! 1411 11 - the aubiect of the twonosed viaduct over Lod. /030 UN tAILWAT alatiWaYS. a.rim•rp • SuesArdamt 'Was & a LU* S.Y = a. s T r Il i = O. 105 t.... (. I llailk Mastan i"k al Mass Od. Midas L e. IStrala si ii. ii I iisicami — i — Riiiia —.- IllameAdhoge LI 3 1 . 7 Wes Ds. Voig.gov. ,Nert of .... Ms par 44 ti PP toe T4 l r4 l Ed N. Rau B.Arreo g. 7 p. e. Do. Go. d 0.... 4Tomils• hook rm. ottoraNimmakitn) 'PM:44mm sad IldodlS. Tub sod Odom, _ 9 I:1 21 41 62 li 1 Dm flit 11l .) 41 —, id 1iiik55 1 •3 1 1• 1 13..1 8 721 Data sal 8. Isms iL Atlas NA bombs" Maya Dm.B6 II4 1! in Tver mi. t 11 asi Sum . I 1 , 0 3 1 113 Ds ds. pima Pa . , 8 w )g.T peel' 4 :e ~. Da *MIAS lawoVerlbs *LS Porlastlrverall 0 Idu 11s leallma d Ntems 301 331 Ds lISTS awl Massa 4 8 die I is Meg /boar . 1 7 IWritr7V .L . 14.0•1 I^ l/ 1011311313 0111.10/21016. 17} 18 Tag PIOFOOCD VIADUCT ACROSS LUDGATI-HILL. —Os Thursday a depatatioa of tbe iahabitaata of Lod gate-bill sad the ne gbboushood bad as 'Menke with li. distances of the loadoa, Chatham, and Dover Rail ' way, oa the subject of the proposed viaduct over Lad. gate-WI, against which a strove opposition is already on foot. The diacussin of Kw inestioa by the several par ties interested was by appointment, it having bees sorg meted by the Right Hon. Mr. Cowper that they should meet aid endeavour to arrange the difficulty. Kr. The proposed that the alternative plan of a tuned should be referred to Yr. Haywood, the (Soy engineer, to Hr. Cabin, for the railway commay, and to Kr. Basalgette, of the Ye tr.:palate Board of Works. Already, as he declared, the °puma of competent authorities had beat giveo in favour of the tunaeL bat it had been mid thet a sharp curve would be momeary ; the City would be prepared to show that the cures in the cam of the tunnel would not be so sharp as in that of the viaduct. The Loadoa, Chatham, and Dover Company did not concur in the proposition to earn the en tensioa line noder instead of over this part of the metro polis. The matter is, therefore, undecided ; but the objec tions against the arch across the kill are gathering force. LINCOLN 1:101t86 FAH/. —This great fair com menced on Tuesday, and has remained open during the week. The show was large, and comprised horses of supe rior quality. The fair wets well attended, and a large Mt lanais has bees transacted at the following figures :—Yonag well-bred bones for private wringer, 60 to 70 small active ditto for light broughams, 40 to 50 guineas ; sod matched pairs of bays and greys, 140 to 180 guineas. Handsome home for perk riding and driving, chargers, he., 70 to 85 guineas ; Huck met abort-jointed yeas, cattle for hackney and town wort, van purposes. he., 28 to 38 pions; sand activecart hones for heavy draught, 40 to 50 ; eseinieed ditto for farming work, 25 to 30 guineasCl l l7eit of good pedigree, sad up to heavy weight, 75 to 90 risme ; and ditto of celebrity and good festers, 190 to 900 guineas sad upwards • cover hacks, roadsters. ho., 90 to 35 gammas ; ditto for ba;oese, 40 minima Horses of seemsdary deenniptioa were sot in good demand. The fair will termi nate to-day (Saturday). A very cheering fact eras mentioned at the anni- Ternary meeting of the Manchester and Salford Sunday Ragged School Unions * last night Notwithstanding the depreseloo of trade during the past year. it was Mated that the deposits in the peony banks mewled with the anima bad increased 681. 81„ 6.1 d. over the preceding year. The I somber of depositors lied, of course, largely increased. There are sow 2l schools is the mike, with an avenge attendance of 6,238. The immigration to the state of Illinois for the past yen is greater than any preceding year slant 1866. 114 - XI Lzawan. Midas Wm. I Was. 6 el 0.1a0=1600).001. Ds. imisi S 4 40 IM aD 1.6•66•6061 Acura all Iforo ap. 10 ail Ds.Pseololoooo.4l. 1. 0 Perili Igor 66666666. ID di 166. N aooo li ow pir c• 6 03... a garlo .11ILAsulLa•Ma ,0 1p 840. . L vo ,•Il 31061101661116•40604.33. 360 di Vidor Inere ff ls e tt s t 10 W.tN.W. 4 41} I 2 It ile 8 i 1 1 1 ill 18It 11011.111' MARKET.-(THIS DAYS) Two dthoom The funds remain dull, but there is no further decline in prices. In the other markets business in inactive, but quotations generally, including those for English railways and foreign stocks, are fairly supported. The scrip of the new Turkish Loan has im proved to 1 to 1.1. prem., owing to the large amount applied for. Italian scrip is also somewhat firmer, at If to 1# prem. That of the Confederate Loan, on the other hand, is fractionally lower, at 1.1 to prem. _ _ _ At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 69fr. 40c., showing no change. Consols are now quoted 924 to 1, both for money and the account (May 7). The official business report is 118 follows :-Thres per Cent. Consols, for money, 924, 4,4, 1 ; ditto for account, 921, 4 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 914, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 4 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 141 ; Bank Stock, 234, 236 ; India Stock, 228 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1091 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 1001; Four per Cent. " en tered" rupee paper, 98 ; ditto Five per Cent, 1074 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 1154 ; and Exchequer Bills, 3e., 6e., 4a. prem. Turkish securities are firmer, owing to the re markable extent of the subscriptions to the new loan. Venezuela Six per Cents. have again declined 4 per cent., and Greek Bonds 1. Ita lian, Mexican, and Spanish Passive Bonds are all firm. Some of the present quotations are annexed :-Turkish 1854 Loan, 87 to 88 ; ditto 1858, 671 to 684 ; ditto, 1862, 70 to ; th e Con solidi', 474 to 4 ; Greek, 281 to 1; and Venezuela Six per Cents., 674 to 584. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1852, 1856, 1860, 94 ; Dutch Certificates, 1001, ex div. ; Egyptian, 981, 974 ; Greek, for amount, 29, 281 ; ditto Coupons, 131; Italian, for account, 71; ditto Maresioniana Railway, 76, 4; Mexican, for account, 331, ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 884, 88 ; Portuguese, 1862, 48 ; Russian, 1860, 904 ; ditto, 1862, 951, 941 ; ditto scrip, 1 prem.; Spanish, for account, 531 ; ditto Passive, 30, 4, 30 ; ditto Certificates, 104 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 874, 87, ex div. ; ditto, 1858, for account, 674, 684 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 70, 4 ; Venezuela, 1862, 584, 574, 584. HLLT•PAST TWO O'CLOCK. Consols remain quoted 92} to I, both for money and the account. The amount of business at the Bank of England discount-office yesterday was again very moderate, the terms in the open market being still relatively lower. Choice bills were taken at 3to 3} per mut" with exceptional transactions at even lower rates. It has transpired that the New Turkish Loan bas been even more successful, especially in Fr►nce, than bad been anticipated. We are ensured that the total applications in the two countries amount to between 50,000,0001. and 60,000,0001., being nine or ten times the amount of stock offered. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence on Monday (" oontinuation day") and terminate on Wednesday. About 98,0001. in gold was taken to the bank Ay, while 90,000 sovereigns were withdrawn yesterday, et erd xportation to Lisbon and Alexandria. The silver market continues depressed, there being still no inquiry for India There is also an absence of demand for the continent at the present quotation (6s. ld. per ounce), and a further frac tional decline is consequently anticipated. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were quoted about the same as on Tuesday. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam:, 3 mouths, 11.181 to •. ditto, 3 days, 11.151 to 161; Rokardam, 3 mootha, 11.181 to I ; Antwerp, 3 'soothe, 25.4512&45t50; Hamburg, ma beeeo. thaw, months, 13.74 to 8 : Per, 3 :km 2A20 to 74 ; ditto. 3 months, 35.474 to 50 ; Frenklerrecrilarlfaine, 3 oweettle, 1191 to 4; Petersburg (per rouble), '3 :moths, 351 to j ; Wear, et/. tio., 3 moothe, ILSO to 60 ; Trieste, et. 40., 3 mouthy 11.50 to 00 ; Madrid, 3 menthe, 49 to 1 ; °kHz, 3 'soothe, 484 to 49 ; Lighoni, 3 :meths, 25.55 to 00 ; Gomm, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ILilse, 3 months, 25.55 to AO Naples, 3 mmathe, 25.55 to 00: Palermo, 3 me th s. 25.574 to 124 ; Mame, 3 moths, 25.574 to 624 ; Limbos, 90 dap, 544 to 53; Oporto, 90 den, 53 to 1. At Paris the rate of discount in the open market is now 31 per omit ; Vienna, 51 ; Hamburg and Frankfort, 21 ; Turin, 41 ; Amsterdam, 31; Beilln, 31 ; Brussels, 3 ; and St. Petersburg, b per oent. A meeting was held yesterday of the creditors of Messrs. Saunders, Orley, and Co., publishers and East India army agents, when the liabilities were stated at about 17,0001., with russets estimated to produce 10a. or lla. in the pound. A committee was appointed to investigate the estate. The prospectuses of two new banks have been issued. One is the London Bank of Scotland (Limited) with a capital of one million (subject to increase), in 10,000 shares of 1001. each. The I direction is very respectably constituted, and the field for banking appears to be an unusually wide one, as may be gathered from the testimony of many firms practically engaged in trade between England and Scotland. For a long time past re presentations have been received from the principal seats of Scottish trade advocating the establishment of a concern of the sort. The shares of the exist ing joint-stock banks in Scotland are at very high premium.. It is promised that the business to be carried on shall be of a strictly legitimate character. The second new undertaking is the Bank of Otago (New Zealand) (Limited). In this instance, also, the board is of a respectable character. Although the rates of interest current in New Zee land are so high as to bold out every inducement to the investment of capital there, only one bank has been specially established for that colony, and, formed only about two years ago, its shares are now at a premium of fully 100 per cent on the amount paid, while for the first year its dividend was at the rate of 8 per cent. It is anticipated that a great stimulus will be given to the prosperity of Otago, from its now recognised position as a gold colony. The capital is 500,0001. in 5,000 shares of 1001. each, of which a considerable num ber have already been subscribed for. From the report just issued by the directors of the London and South African Bank we extract as follows : . . . . I have the pleasure to enclose a copy of the balanoecheet sod profit and lose accoust of this bank to the 30th Dee., nea, with the &nacre report appended thereto. The next aretinary animal reseal meeting will, is accordance with the deed of settlement, be held oo Thursday, 7th May proximo. at the Loudon T.vere,Bishopegate•drest, at 12 o'clock soma precisely, when the directors will recommend the declare. tioo of a dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, as shown in the amounts herewith. The directors aneoutoed with regret in October but the decease of their respected colleague, Mr. Cherie. Maynard. The lows thus eustained by the bask they have filled, subject to the oonfirmatioe of the shareholders, by the election of his brother, Mr. Henry Maynard, where loon connexion with and iofineutial posi tion in the eastern province of the Cape of Good Hops cannot fail to prove highly beneficial. Mr. Philip Vanderbyl (of the firm of Redfern, Alexander, and Co.) and Mr. Thomas William Kough (of the firm of Jones Brothers) have been elected directors of the National Bank. It is notified that Mr. Fowler Newsom has resigned his seat in the direction owing to his disapproval of circumstances arising out of the formation of the National Bank of Liverpool The third call of fit. is to be paid by the 26th of May on both the U and the H extension capital of the East Indian Railway Company. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week au increase of 7681. over last year. FRIDAT Congo* which closed yesterday at 92~ to 93 both for money and the 7th of May, were first marked this morning 921, and after standing for a short time at 92/ to 93, closed flatly at 921 to 1. The official business report is as follows : I CL iii i Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 324, 1, 93, 921, 4 I ; ditto for account, 924, ; Three per Gents.' Reduced, 914, 3 ; New Three per Cants., 914, 4, 4 ; New Two-and-a-Ralf liar Cents., 7N_ Five per Cent . Annuities, 1064 ; Beck Stock -we, 236 ; ' ditto for account, 2364 • India Five pia Cent. Stook, 1094, f, 4 ; ditto Bods, 215., 275. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee pe,w, 1074, I ; ditto Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent., 1 10$, The India Five per Cent. Stook was again slightly weaker, at 1094 to 4. India Bonds were dealt in at 17e. to 21s. prem. Exchequer Bills were quoted 2s. to 58. prem., the late rise being maintained. The foreign stock market was less active. The principal inquiries were for Greek Bonds, which closed per cent. better than yesterday. Egyp tian were in demand . The Turkish Loan of 1 was somewhat better, while a trifling reduction occurred in Italian Five per Oenta. Most of the other prin cipal stocks left off about the same as yesterday. In the market for Bank shares there was a fall in London and South African Beek. Bank of British and American Exchange Bank, Colonial Bank, and London and Brazilian Bank, were also quoted lower. Agra Bank were is de mand. In miscellaneous shares there were inquiries for Berlin Waterworks and London District Telegraph. The shares of the Imperial Ottoman Bank were last quoted 11 to 114 prem., and those of the Con solidated Book 44 to I prem. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 94 to prem. • Universal Marine, 14 to 11 dia.; Thames and Mersey, 21 to prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 164 to 17 ; Commereisl Union, to 1 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, dia. to par; and Oriental and General Marine, I to 14 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—British and Foreign Marine, to prem. , ex the new issue ; Empire Marine, 4to prem. Westminster and Southwark Bank, i to f prem. ; Panonia Leather Cloth, to prem. ; West Surrey Tanning, 4to prem. ; and Union Marine, 14 to 14 prem. Canada, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia Government Bonds have again receded. The Marquis of Argyll has arrived from China with 626,0001b5. of tea. MINE&-(THIB DAYJ Two olliocr. There is not much business in the mm t ng market to-day, and few variations have oeseurred to prices. Wheal Ludoott shares are firmer, at 5j to I, owing to an improvement in the mine. Tincroft are also better, at 21+ to 1. Fort Caradoo fell to 411, "sellers," but are now quoted 41+ to 42, being the same as yesterday. Co are quoted 81 to 83 ; Wheal Edward, to 3 ; Crebor, 355. to 375. • East Basset t 85 to ; Trewestha, +to ; Drakewalls, 21 to ; Marks Valley, 71. to 8 ; East Cern Brea., to 9+ • Wheel Beton, 244 to 244 ; and Bassett and Gry lls, 23 to 24. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. United Mexican are inquired for. The following remarks ace from the circular lamed last evening by Mr. Peter Watson : The mining share market demi= the poet week has est shown such activity se for sem =as pest, and alter* the quot•tiona for a few in an karst, yet, eu the whole, the market is Ilres 6 abezether, mmeeigissially few tin divide= mine shames, and them approsfrel 11 Melba fisatiatess whew the Amami fas t lellffithand for both bee= winewmpden and onis far realm than the wiggly ; end tide is is be the ease at least for the =at two or these years ; ,es we have before frequently draws intenders le a further coarlderable use la prise el this metal Y; banes the consideration of investmeeki a ti peri. farm= to those of copper mince, as abiloiloo eke be. show the iore ss 7llY great sepply ef =ppm hem fare* eon tries, y from ChM and Australia. end the eeekeis falling off is both bane sad keel= eeewssivelea, Ned we repent to say there is bet Mee her of any improvement la this metal, at least for some time to eons. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. Von Dadelszen and North : Dolmen is the prevailing fester* in its metal market. buyers being shy, and •Wdors not greasing salsa ; prism ocomapieetly have not undergone any char= of at Iron—Welsh bars are quiet at 51. 10• at the worba, and at 61. to 64 2.5. 6d., Lo. b. bare. StaffonlsLise descriptianoare us altered. Scotch pig iron has not restaged in pekes since oar last report. 50s. 6d. to 50a. 9d. cosh is the closing prim Hopper— Eagle& raw aid =naiad/arid is is moderate demand. We hear, hens= thorn, of some saki, • trifle coder official quotatines. Y keep up in pries : liens 94L 10s. ; Reposes, 95L ; 851. to 871 Ce l l. 'ffia—There is • bettor demand for et Aced quota- How. Yonne is quid. bet dill 6111 j lee Wake reaffirm 128 L ; and Hanes, MI. 10a. The Duke market ism Y 6q t. Ti. Plate—Yates are Leis wank= orders, but few use contra= are gives out. leadk dell; good soft English, 201.7. dd. to 101. 10s. ; LB., Mt 15s. W. 8.. 231. tipeltar—flanas briars has been dens here se 171. 17s. Id. sad 161.. at which we clam With sellers I= Hull pare= the mine prim hare been made aroordiag to brands. W.H.. 187.10. At the Coimbra= Mks meeting, yesterday th e accounts showed • balance of =Ws over liahlffilies 1,0001., COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BY scscrala Awn nimuirmioNAL TQ~ MAFIA) InOw owe owl 00wilaWPOWNWIT.) Market steady, but quiet. Bales probably six or area thousand bale', ball of white will be for @peculation aid export. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Tb. suarka4 to Arm Subjoined on tM quolatiowo Tows tallow 41.. K. lasi ark; Pakambere Y.O. co Moo spot, 43a., Jane, 43.. i. • July to Soptrabor, 440. 3d. ; Oatobot to Docoialer, 4110._ Mauve AVIRAGNIL —Tama tallow, 44.. yd. ; fat loy ditto, 2e. 2ed. ; yellow imaiaa, 44.. Id. ; mailed doff. 320. &I. ; rough ditto, 13a. ; tallow grams, 14a. ; goad dress, 7.. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAT) Supplies of Eogliiirpgroere vegendles of good quality con tinue plestifel, and herniations offoire goods are aloe well kept up. Oood samples of apples and pears sow ream high prices. Omens* are also dear. Cuseashers are Pine apples sod grapes are sufficient far the 11:1111 1 M Potato sales hare sot altered since last reporc Carlisle broccoli I. still coming in by the cratefuL Cut &wen alley consist of orchids, pelargoiliama, cineatriaa, amass% vials., mignonette, tulips, and roses. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) mows. Homy sad Saolos report tads vary 'km .t tie fallowing prime : Primo wasadow by, No. to 73t. 64. ; two-nor ditto. 75a. to 80a. ; isfarior ditto, 40a. to 60‘ row... 40a. to 40a. ; clover, okl. 90.. to 110 a. ; ditto, astioni oat, 80a. to 106..; straw, 30a. to 38e. TRATIIC RITURNI4.—The tragic receipts of roil ways is the United Kingdom emanated, for the week 'offing the 18th of April, on 10677 mike, to 551,3801., eel for the correspooding week of list year, cm 10,237 miles. to 514,2401., abewiog as inereme of 440 miles, end of &1,1401. ie the miceipta. The grows receipts on the follow. ing 14 railways amounted in the aggregate, co 7,220 miler, to 436.1024 ; and for the ormespooding week of 1862. on 7.0.36 miles, to 413,4881., showing au te aroom of 254 miles, and of 16,6141. in the reoeipte. The hicreass ow the Caledonian amousted to 7681.; ea the Great Baskin to 8147. ; ea the Great Northers to 2,11141 ; en the Greet Southern and Western to 1,0771. ; es the Gat Western to 3.6131. ; on the Lemke and North-Waders to 5,8731. ; oa the Loodoo mid South-Wester. to 2,1061. ; co the Mancheseer, Sheffield, and Lineolaskire to 4501.; . ems the Midland to 6001. ; on the North British to 1,5.381. sod as the North Eastern to 2,11 W.; total, 22,5171. But from this most be deducted 1,6671, the decrease es the Immashir• and Yorkshire ; 1,7301. eo the Leedom. Brighton. sad South Coast ; and 2,3161. is the South- Parton), leaving the Mamas as ahem 16,6141. The goods and mioeral O&M@ es these limes azsouated to 229,713!.. and for the aomepondieg week of 1862 to 207,7137., @bowleg so IOCII4IIO of 22,0001. The mei* for paseintgen, per mit, ha, amounted to 100,3891., spinet 265,775/., showiag • &cream of 5,3861. The traffic receipts on 65 other liees amounted, on 3,386 miles, to 121.278/., and for the sorrespoedieg week of year, on 3,201 miles, to 104,7521., show* ma Menem of 185 mites and of 16.5267. in the mi maple. The total receipts of the past week show an r _ mew of 3,0541. as compared with thole of the preceding week, media( the 11th inst. Operations have again been commenced . !Ton the Southampton (lima.) lead 111i8115, under the &rectum of Capt. Pinch. by • New York osinpany. The scardtv sad h*egh pa im of leed has ioduosil the noopeoteg of . theie mines. Work was first Mon on them us far hock as 1463, whoa es 11110411111111 sad Moe vein MY discovered,. bat of late years ; they hare bees deserted as account of the greet exposes ' exploration. —lns York Journal of Conmeree. llmporting tsa without colour on ca ro m pre war Ow Mans win all Wake Woes to the sisal Wads. Sal s T al ea is saceloand tiberefor• good alike. Sa Plekata LIU {sets.-lAdvertisseteat.l ele le 110} 1 110} Iff el 107 j Ilb 144 11 7 1/11i Mt MS NS i In s i IN I