The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-13 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner GOOMUM.) llf Rt CIOUCL .. . . TIN bankrupt •as dseeeibed n 1; shipbraker, Skeet Tbie IMO the silting for examination and discharge. The ggeonsta cot being 6kd,00 the application et Yr. W. A. Watem, for the assignees, an adjournment ma ordered. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WESTMINSTER. ILL-USIYO ♦ SITU Di 1111_81:11ZYS. A young man with a hest idal of hair about hie face, who pre the same of Charles Yates, and wu described on the police-sheet sea bandsman in the Guards, was brought before the magistrate under the following circumstances : Viscount Heysham rid—Yesterday afternoon, at four o'clock, I was in Slasse-strset. and was attracted by a buge crowd of persons. I saw the defendant come forward, same a woman, and drag her along the street, using violent lan rugs towards her. I followed with the rest of the crowd, and he went to a house in Hanaplace and tried to push the woman in. He then suddenly turned upon me, told me to be off, and seised hold of me. Mr. Bells—Where? Viscount Ray - ohm—By the front of the coat Mr. Selfe—Did he strike you? Viscount Raynham—No, he did not Mr. Self. (to defendant)—What have you to say to this? Defendant—lt was a private thing between me and my wife, and Lord Baynham had no right to interfere. think his conduct was vary precipitate altoge ther. Mr. Selfe—Flew do you mean precipitate ? Defendant—lt was an affair between me and my wife pri vately. Mr. fielfe—Bo far from interfering it seems that Lord Espana% merely did what the relit of the crowd did ; he saw you a woman along and so looked to see what nut 7uti--118 took part is conveying me to the Adios. Mr : se!N—Alua you Lad rind !um. Defendant—He kid no right to do so. Edward 198 B—At a quarter past 4 I saw the defendant in -plaos amain a cabman, sad threaten ing, in mane lawysage, what be would do if the cabman came dawn Iran hie driving-box. Three or four minutes afterwards I maw him drag a female oat of a tobacoo shop is Sloane-street She ma in again for protection, when he wain pulled her out, sad tore her dress ;he went in agate, but wee thrown out by the water al thelmass. He went to 4, Cadogan-place and created a disturbance there. The female was staading at the sad of Cads's*. pleas when he ran up mid seized ber pushed her about, and struck • young man who was standi ng by her side. His the. took hold of the woman and dragged her into Illisibeth street, where he knocked at the door, and the landlady asked him why he brought a crowd round her house. Lord Raynham was stentlisg co the foot. = brass, defendant rushed at him, seised him by the aad dragged him into the road. Defendant was the won. for drink, and was so violent all the way to the station, that I asked Lard Bayaham to amid me. He used very n threateniog !memo. His wife is here, and wishes to complai of him. Tbe wife said—l wish to complain of him, and want =tion. lam living separate from him, cook in Abe comes there and &alloys me. Hs mine yerterday.ted oat nivioeclag out, and when I did struck nee and tore my dress. He has ill-used me very much, I sod kwant him bounddown— that lea. Thisndlot—lVioader — site has impudence to corns bore after the scandalous wapitis has treated ms. Yr. Safe—That ought to be a roams why you should not go after her, but it swans you do. Defoodant—f sheet iambi* her Icy mom I think. Mr. Salto—The asseult on Lord Itaynham is not very aerious, and for that you mart pay ba, and you must find bail for 12 months to ksep the peace to your wife. SOUTHWARK. DICPACING GOOD MONEY. Mr. Stokes, a b;tte7he r :carrying ---- 7MbZizieas in the Hems merciaLoad, Lambeth, appeared to WIPP! the eanapleiat if Nary Mut* a hark residing is Iftwieforit-dirent, far unlawfully &facies a silver shilling, beteg a eurript rata ether llsjimig's rearm The eamplainant stated that a few days Igo she suet her servant to defendant's abep to purehare a small quantity cif hog's lard with a good shillin , of the reign of her precast Majaely. Shortly afterwards the servant returned with the anag ban sad very amok defsemd, saying that it was a eounterfeit piece. Knowing it to be genuine, she instantly w eal s to the Manua* "hop sod asked him bow be could be so foolish u to' defers a coin In that manner, sad declare It was a bad own The defeadmet told her so it was, sad hod he sot known her to' e a seighlsesr he should have called to a cos stelae sad have gives her into middy for attiring 000ster fait mosey. She he told him that she had amosaisimed that it was • ginvike silver AM& and salmi gave her another one a w e defaced all ild bile; the pressiat thug. egad him. He Wield to do so, as ke Imam it wee a forfeit, became it best me essay. The magistrate asked if the 'Meg bed beau tested ? The chief dirk replied that be uailsertisal it had, bat he bed it sow ie his bend, sad anybody maid me it was • genuine silver shilling, although softer they the pas 'silty of shillings. In rover to the ohmage the deleedsed said that whoa the sham produced was handed to him he pat it into his detector sad it beet immediately easily doable, sad bed very greasy appearmea He aorrequeetly felt ambled that la was a aounterfait. The negieteste toid hha laid he bed hoes very sash mietakee, as the 01)41 was at sad he was liable to s Wvy parity ter &haft the iota of the real= Ueda, the 4resaem he shield not innacee soy penalty, but be mei pay the d =sed give another good shilling he the ore he had The defeadaat did so, sad both parties lett the court. IPATAL ACCIDENT ON THE RIVER. LOB 3 OF TWO twits. Yesterday afternoon Ave young wen, respectively tweed Abrams' Abrahams, of Exchange. court, Strand i wh i zwes known to the sportiog world hem the par oa.m e, e number el pedestrian tests) • Hobert smith, at Thilitlawart, /lartie'Wene; Edwardliglor, of Vinegar. yerd, Brydgewarest George Leytoo, Rweellwart, Drorry-hine ; ead Frederick Bell, of Jferwelewpmeese, Olerkenwell, hind a best from a permit et Arnedel4teire, far the pawn et a rowing excursion. On the retort" bans down *be aver is the evening. when neer iluegerfoed pier Gas al the young men perceived a steamer coming dews apse them The we'd in question was the Victoria. The unfortwas oceepente of the beet made every Wart to &Wrest He estmation at thaw au board the steemer, sad Minh that to row cod at the awes of the Viderfa. In this they haled end the steamer streak the boat user the barn. The hell craft immediately seek, sad the live young men ware pleased in the river. The greatest exertion was made to awe We Wee of ell, bat nafertanstely enly one wee picked op by those on board the steamer. Ose swam ashore another we wed by ass el the 'Whines on sew propertnear Westminster-bridge, arid, we regret to add. Abrebam Abrahams sad Hebert Smith wens drowned. The elisudeate on his Meesehasaiter st Ilansmileed ware were al the emident, bat anhetanately they bed not the miser et Wed at preemie Is the suet. Up to balf-post twelve to-day aelt AI balite dthe young men had bees reeovend, altheask every indacement hi the shape of reward bed beea offered by Weir friends. name unmistakable nature, the applause being so prolonged SOLICITATION TO MUltllin.—Au extraordinary as to produce a narked interruption of the performance. Ceinathekla„ 08001 De A 1 1.:, Oa the Bth tart. another demoweration took place, Saturday, ' 6 " a6 "*" . * . '' t6 a ellualad Haabea* Joseph 4 nmr- thither the performance of Wallenstein's Death. "I am court, 6 " ua g 1161164:s two respecta bl e .s e asi , v of solicitinglave one of the charm , tors, " that, in thearmj, sensed Mammon, who resided rear Newry. It weep d dued birth aed titlee are ot more Taub , thee goo d s ervices.. that the prisoner went into the house of • dealleg . ftsa is palm. was loudly applauded. At Breslau, last week, is that tow*/ • 010 8 take I. Usti sod 11 •10 to cootIlol• that apiece called The King's Lieutenant, which was belag per- ML Dieb6l666 bad trailed his wit * sad formed at the theatre, a Free& officer had to my, "The to the wow ef the home in queer that he ) should he put out of the my. The witness who swore to asfalaas 616 • here sad 460611 a 6° P l6 * bat their policy la these statements added that Harcourt had offered bias thallrobl•" At these wort* the papers relate, bent forth 101. if he would put Kr. Delusion ass eI the way or get mask a storm of applause that a long panes bad to be wade some one to do it, and that he emeidered WIS k setae& wheel be wee well sopriated, could not h ave NNW. his A Paris letter in the Notseelliste of Rouen says right senses is nuking him such as offer. Harreart else said, mending to the statement of the wither, that he —" The Emperor alibi French has decided on giving to the would be playas chess in • room with Yr. Dickenson, and emcee et the church et Seat.reands-letran at Rome the that the latter could be "popped" through the window. i diplomas which the Kings of Frame were formerly maw The case bad not been coed when the court rose. i • tamed to grant. The number is eight, and they comalate ACIICASIAN MITI,DEIL IN DONEOI3. A telegraphic . mawtse y mm . agrarianmurer eight pensions which France accords to the &maw of this ia the comity c 4 . Tre a viethr, Adam °Hamm, church, as founded by Henry IV. in =acquiesce of the vas formerly lead steward °regent of Mr. Adair, who evicted Revolution of 1788, the payments were discontinued. • large number d Pinola moat twos go, la otowklo° oo6 of I oche XVIIL reword the custom ; but the revolutioe of the moralises of spade& manes ea his estate producing - 'ic, again deprived the chapter of their pitiless. The a reign of terror ring the people, and inflicting serious lames upon the WHIM. by the destracition of their cheep Emperor, who by right is canoe of Saint-Jesaide Leann, as sad other property. Noce that time the district the been Illeallsoc of the Hinge of Frame, now intends to restore gnat. The present outrage occurred at Glenveagh, from this limegice to in; former state.* which place • message cams to the Letterkenny oonetabolary AR _ • Roman ca th o li c t o M4l. ...owinganunpll have early on Saturday morning. Gramm is badly wouncilEnd : . there is no hope of his memory. But, thole is a seetrol of church property has pared the New York &mate. state, he was able to identify a man named whim, Nearly 4,000 dollars have been sent to Washing the constabulary ba d arrested m as a " the peeress toe, from the loyal Americans in Chili, for the sick aid who Arad at him. It is saki th at he received reputed warthogs" al hie fate, is comieqmace of his over. weended Federal soldiers. mei in the discharge of his duties to his employer, A bridal group, consisting of his Royal Highness lif4armotra Recalls—On Thereday forenoon the Prince of Wales bad the Princess Alexandra, also hie William Amtar m i r at pa w , a t Blasts., b a d Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, is now added to = maa . j am Be had been cou pl ing Madame Tzweaud's historical gallery, to Bakero tier trset. as which were about to proceed to Edinburgh, a nd royal highness is represented in an elegant dress, composed basin asue so, sprung h e up !be0.... shim without look- of white and silver moire antique, trimmed with rich lag *roam, his, jemt , T a . the a wa wa en the rails, 'Imam lace aed choice flowers, le strict imitation of the cad over totheethr • who be c .d ag use wore as the occasion of the marriage. at full speed towards him. Navin no time to run, be threw TES SWALLOW& —These pretty little twittering himself down 'retirees the raps, and the teethe mend safely veer* vietteats of the lakes have hem skimming about over him ; but he was caught by the saail-bac, and dragged Relawaith for several days, at times in furious &DOW 'bowels; aloes the line for a ditheace of (mitres yard• when he was but they seem nothing daunted, and are quite as lively and d_ropped. Aatoeishlog to relate, he camped with a few brisk self the leafy month of Jane was wakes.— Westmorc sliekt injuries.— ffelintsirph Connie; lead Gazette. TIM EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 13, 1863. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE CITY BETTING.—(THIS DAY.) CITY AND SUBURBAN. 7 to 1 1 apt Advadterair (t) 12 to or (t) 14 to 1 °ardor (t) 14 to 1 Walt's= Alive (I) 20 to 1 Merry Maid (t) 25 to 1 Glanoality c (off ) METROPOLITAN. 6 to 1 apt 13ndovin (t) 7to 1 Advooturar 8 to 1 Ottaleara Alive (t 7 TWO THOUS apt ANDdar GUINEAS. to 4 H (t) 4 to 1 Sioloadear (t) 10 to 1 Mammal (t) CHESTER CUP. 7 to 2 apt Mandolin (t) 14 to 1 Plover (t) THE DERBY. 6 to 1 apt Lord Clifdan (t) Haspodar 16 to 1 National G t/ uard (t) 23 to 1 Glonaohty c (t) (By mimic . ) WINDSOR NESTING.—(THIS DAY.) GRAND MILITARY STEEPLECHASE. The Nabob ... 1 8 sea. MATCH. Goma Ben beat Stays. OPEN STEEPLECHASE. Deceiver Light of Other bap ... 3 Ina. SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) Two oVaom. The railway market is still without animation, r a and prices generally are quoted the same as on ; Saturday. South Eastern and Great Eastern stooks have risen I per cent., while Mid- J land and Lancashire and Yorkshire have receded " to • like extent. Metropolitan shares are quiet. li London and North Western stock is now quoted Al 97f to f ; Great Western, 68 tot ; Midland, u 1221 to 1231 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 108 to t ; 2 oalodonian, 1121 to I, ex div. ; South Eaatern, 92 to ; Greet Eastern, 511 to f ; Great I Northern, 120 to 121 ; and London and South r ; Western, 101 to 1011. Lombardo-Venetian, Bahia, Namur and Liege, Sambre and Molina, and San Paulo shares are ; inquired for. Indian and Canadian lines are u steady. lake Sods, le I p.m. - 14 BOROUGH MEMBEBS' PLATE. About two raika and a half. bathos the ooly horse hen at present. OTHER ARRIVALS.—AIroy, Kitty Skittles, Orkousta, Mary Stuart, Light of Other Dais, = v ol t . Rook the Gerdeuer, sad Deceiver. THE SHOCKING _DEATH _PROM ST4EVATION IN BBI9NALORIBB INQUEffr.—(THIS DAY.) TMs morning Mr. John Humphreys, the Mid dlesex coroner resumed at the Vinery Tavern, Friars' Mount, Bethail-gress, the Weeny respecting the death of Sarah Moore, who, it was Waged, died from starvation nada aireamolasem width involved • serum' charge of in humanity against the workhowee authoritie& Deceased was the wife of • watch finisher, named Wil liam Moore ; and his family, weaning until recently of 10 children, resided in one room at the top of No. 3, Old litcholl-iihreet, Bethnal-Few, for which they paid 3s. rent. The fat ein eirnisp hang only 14a per week, the family lived is extreme rsry neon 11a. weekly. They were almost asked, {hair only m clothing consisting of Gee garment each, wad they had so shoes or stockings. One of the men won • resent oesanies for 41 hours withal food, sad ally got ems when his sister, clad merely in a thin frock, and bare footed, went We at eight to the man who had married the alien &Dd, and borrowed s shilling. The pariah seabed ties always refried miellance, but offered orders to go into the workhouse, and only once for • month gave lb. tda weak while deemeed was in her ooefineneent, likederiek Sab, deem s&son-in-law, rid that lately, Mile eat ankernewing to get food or employment, she got wet throagli, 'ad lasing may it the went to the overseer emit asked him to Mira dm thilena into the hones, ea she mold de meth* mare for them. The overseer, he stated, aM rely Mimed, bat positively bullied her. She died scam after, and thetithe children were expected to dieafter, also from theb as Mr uini. ffut =entmem, mid that he was sent to the dimmed e day junior is lam dekith. She wits prostrate from fever. Ye mode a post modem examina tion. The shwa* and intestisse eantekned but one tea spooefol of food. Death manned from fever, sad was as celeisked by bug continued privations sad went of food. She would have rimovend most likely, if oho had had proper food. Wm Howe randled, said that he had applied to the parish for Milli twelve meths ago, and be was refused oat. door rated. lie was earning then about twelve or thirteen &Map a wear, and altar paying the rent he had only Mis bathe* to Napped awes persons. The parish authorities seveotheless told Ida that they would give his notlusg— he should MAIL the home. He and his Bunny did not Pike to Inek op their little hone bad aid was. The parish was sow giving • little relief to him. Mr. Burroughs, the coremer's allow, said that one of the manna grandma to be ia attendants, but he was sot is ameert. TI; Coroner then s i :s et z, and rid that the roam is whin the fam il y were a most shocking appraiser of destitudoe. Thee • reinejren's =Modeler was hardly covered by the prreuts on them. It was no doubt perfectly legal te outdoor relief and to require a struggling family lie enter th e workhouse ; bat it was clear that if families were to enter the home the rates would be meek remased. The wily ot4set that could be glued by were, each a rune would be that families in the state of sea extreme destitution as that proved to be the are ia thepseeest Maraca wore left without any amistance. thin gs Mr. Res sla einsan rid that he had offend to ressoke her to the Freer Hospital, but the decreed refused to go. It had bees rated by the sot-in.law that the perish oaken had refused oin-dour relief. He had dor seeertered that the husband earned on an avenge drat twisty-two shillings per week. This fact the busked had mistimed to the board of guardian', who had shies the death of the demean afforded relief in money end bid. It wee twelvassontla since application had been seeds by the Airily for relief. The guardians were very easiest to have those facts reeds public. After some further OVidelbell, The Foreman rid that he had known that whoa orders were gives by the medical racers in urgent reel solid bed bees withheld. He wee of opinion that it was daring the poor in a very daegerous arditioe. Mr. COWIN, the deputy chairmen of the board, rid that the acenste in the =warners had caused a great deal of ammo to dr beard, who were always anxious to afford the poor every asierses. Mr. Moen, She husband. said that ones when he applied 12 mouths dace, Mr. Christy refused to let him see the Guardiart The Coroner remarked on the distressing mature d the case, when the jury returned the following verdict :—" That the dressed died from fever, and long pnvatioa of food and deitirtios." Demonstration* in the theatres have become the vogue la Prussia at We. Oat lately took pLuse on the oc- MIMS of the mimeos' of the Sant /gait. The go vernment papas tried to make it appear that the *Mame had *detente sot to the Prince's request to his mother to allow him to dismiss his ministers, but to his 'apeman of love for his alibied& The best proof el the maker, is, that at the next performance the peewee was altered. Political demonstrations are rare at the Theatre Royal, where the audience I. generally of the better claws, but the ono just referred M was of a wars. iris. :11412 0919. Ilesas Paw Amt. on. 04 pa vs. spa ars. keb S&L IDUWn .. SAM 799 635fi 2198 41? IA .. LOW P'orelipm .. 11296 4447 .... 9045 u an lOU 154 To4al— 14131 4541 116160 32143 i a 76 902 01043 0999 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (NY =craw AND unionuatozut. =some (11ON 001 OWN 00111/11WO1DENT.) The market to-day has beep firm and prime steady, the sale. will probably foot tip 6,000 belie. MINCING LAII2. 7 (THIS pAY.). &MAL—non is a good inquiry,, but there being few median at previous prices the market is not active. Refined firm, at the IMe stance. . . . . _ Coma—There being but few parcels offering, not much Weiner has bees traessatid, bot the market is eery firm ; a parcel of Riweold at Mc for flee ordinary. I . R.A.—The demand is pretty general for all quelities, at steady prices, . . . Ilia ND BAINFETII.—No isles reported. 001101. —9OO bales sold at fur prises. The public sales declared for to-monow omit of 500 cooks of Wait India, 11,000 bags of Mauritius, and 300 boxes of Guatemala sagas, 550 paves of ooffee, 500 bags coma, and sundry drysaltery goods. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Tows tallow is quoted 42. 6d. *et cash ; Petessbing Y.O. oe the spot, 435. ; April to Jane, 435. ; June may, 435. 3d. to 435. 6d. ; October to Decasteer, 455. 9d. to Ms. IWITILITLARS OF TALLOW. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RS-LANE. —(TaIDI DAY.) The advises at bead, today, from most pint of England in reference to the appearance of the wheat plants are very favourable. All out-door farm labours are programing ra pidly, and we hear that spring corn, especially barley, is manor up remarkably well. Fresh up, this morning, omit wise mid by land carriage, the receipts of home-grown wheat were on • very moderate scale, but in fair avenge condition. Notwithstanding that the show of ma ples was limited, and that last week's imports of foreign produce were by no means extenaive, =lien purchased cautiously. However, the trade for both red and white qualities may be considered somewhat more cheerful than on Moody last, and that day's pnoe• were well supported. In some few instances, they were a shade kigher. We were well supplied with all kinds of foreign wheat ; good and floe samples changed hands to • fair extent at fall currencies. Low and damp parcels moved off slowly, but at full quotations. The supply of English barley was hunted-of foreign mo derate. The trade generally ruled quiet, at about stationary prima. Halt sold slowly ; nevertheless late etureacim were sup ported. The supply was only moderate. Oats, the supply of which was only moderate, moved off slowly, at last week's quotations. . . laehange took place in the value of beans, and the demand for all kinds was in a sluggish state. The few psis on offer were mostly cleared off at late rates. There was a slight improvement in the deemed for both English and foreign dour at priuss equal to Monday lest. The arrival of floating cargoes off coast during the last eight days has bees 24, 6 being wheat, 8 maize, 4 barley, I Dari, 1 beans, 1 rye, and 3 cotton seed. The tresmotsoes =ty are on a very moderate scale ; neverthe o quotable change bas takes plats in prior& Tagaareg wheat, has realised 40s. 6d. ; amber WIS. coos* 44a. 6d. ; Odessa Mir" 31a. 3d. ; 30s. lid. ; frail, 29a. 6d. ; and Danubian barley, 22a. per qr. Rye is asonnal, at SM. Egyptian beans are worth 29a. to 30a. ; Masegan, 31.. to 32a. per qr. Millet seed may be quoted at 21s. to Pb. ; and Dart, 255. per 480 lbs. Cotton seed la arm, at 91., and cottonseed oaken are worth fa. 7s. &L to 64 Is. per ton delivered. A. weal at linesed, on primer from Calcutta, has changed ludo at 61s. 6d. per quarter. Linseed, in warehouse, is Jelling as follows :-Bombay, 68s. ; Calcutta, 61s. 611. to 655. ; %Ism, 635. ; 63a. ; St. Petersburg, fine, 675. ; Archaugel, 63e. to 64 5. ; Riga, 60a. to Ms per qr. delivered. Bombay rapeseed is offer. Jig at 755. to 77a. ; Ferosepore, 70a. to 71a. ; and Calcutta, 68s. to 695. per qr. Cakes are quiet. London made, 91. 10s. to 101.; New York, in barrels, 9/. 10a.; ditto in hap, 94; Western, in bags, 81. 155.; and Marseilles, 84 12s. 6d. per too. Fine clovers:red supporta late rates, but other kinds are very drill. Most other seeds are heavy. ARRIVALS OF SEW& -Eoglith : Linseed. ; sundry, 100 qrs. Foreign : Tares, 624 ; linseed, 10, ; rapeseed, 19,750 ; maize, 184 ; and sundry, 10 cm. EXPORT& -Os* 62 ; oilseeds, 2,287 ; maim, 783 qrs. Pw Qr. OM scotch, to 26 Irlab, wrt t e aS° ft 16 to 26 „ blocit DAM Illaragaa 29 to il !Tick 23 to 81 I Harrow I P 1 3003 ____ as too Grey Maple WI to 40 White n to 40 Town toads; pes lbs. Houssbeill 6O to 41 CO4 Norfolk sad Suffolk VD to Si ship U to XS Par frt. OATI. a I. Danish and Swedish 17 to 12 Simian ES to U 29 to 92 36 to 39 36 to 36 - a 50f 11 id I 8.1. 81 88 MI 98 i 9 561 88t di. I Ii CURRENT PLICIB. Nositsa. Par Qr. Wain. I. s. I ."•Kaik "4." w ai to 00 .iii,47, - ;iiii.7 ii 17. 12 Norfolk ad uncebi rod ROLL IS fe lbft Orli:au - a; s so 27 Yam. Essex, Nadi aid _Suffolk _ N lo • Kingston .ad Ware oto IS Brown -• • • BAR Old and new ill to SS OArL Webb, teed 19 to 23 21 to le &deb, Cr ia 20 to 2S Per - Qr. WHIM.. a. a. Dietaie and [case- 60 to SI Lista* a Macklin,- = 49 to 66 68 to 61 41 to 66 soft Ante;icao, red „ whits 6O to 66 _ . 11491 Q. . _ Grinding - 21 to II Distilling Malting Dal* !we" - lB fe IS ; . Fees l6 to 11 I AIIIIVALIS OF OWN, to., D Wink C.ALUALGS, HAM CLUSIVL 1 1 Danish , litotes Ooas. White II to OS I Yellow so so to _ _ French, per lack .... at to 41 ilganialt„ 111 to 48 Aniarloan, liar tit Uto IS Canadian, to 17 70 LONDON, BY LAND AND APRIL 4 Tv . APRIL 11. IN- sock au hawk Maim.... Delivery Yee week Ditto tram Lt June Arrival late week Ditto Qeet lot June PrteeY.Goelkeepottblattegawl Ditto Tome Yet Miley run I Imp! -- •9elo i i:iii 70.y5 I 100,468 114:642 68a. BJ. kW 04. Arrival for the week audios 2' st April last year, 285 crab. and delivery, 1,980 reeks. The arrivals last week comprised 77 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. mills DAY.) The number of besot; is considerably larger than on Mon day last, and trade is slow. Priem are lower, and a cleanses cannot be effeeted. Sheep also are more plentifuL We have now very few is the wool, and therefore elan to quote them. Trade is very dull, aed last tdoeclay's quotations are barely maintained. Trade is sot quite so active for lambs and calves. From Germany and Housed there are 460 boasts, 2,230 sheep, and 145 calves; Soothed, 460 blasts; Ireland, 90; and 2,800 from the Northers aid Midland Counties. 47174: Bat 8.3045. Herd& 4 6 4 10 6433 Short.horos 4 4 4 6 Second qua. bomb 3 0 3 oak... Per sioue 41 8114. e. d. e. d. Best 11f-todsBb 4 8 4 10 But Long-w00ta.... 0 0 0 0 De. do. thorn 4 2 4 0 twos It 4444440 W. • _ _ .2 4 4 8 Isnw o7a :7: iiji sad lambs. si,no ; agns, Ilia Duet 11U-brels 0 0 0 a I rase: - 4.40 154 ; Plp, 240. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yews. Patteodsa and Smith report the demand improv ing for middling and gee samples of Keats, Sussex, and foreign, with a bare supply on offer. Lis prices are fully maiatalzied. COAL MARICILT.—cTHIS DAY.) Walls End Hettoo, 17s. id. ; Walls EM Haswell, 17s. 6d.; Walls End South Hades, 17s. 6d. ; Walls Eod Tees, 17s. ; Walls Eod South Kenos, 16s. ; Walls End Heugb Mall, 15.. 6d. ; Walla Zed Eden Mali, 15s. ; Walls End Goa forth, 14s. M. • Walls End Harlon, 14. id. ; Wyluo Us. ed. • Osr:eay Duffrya, 19s. 6d. Tanfleld Moor Butes, ISt ; Baiskle Hartley, 16e. ea.; Davidson's Hartley,lsa. 61; Hadiap mast. Hartley, 15s. 6d.; lambert's Hartley, 15e. 6d.-66 ships at PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LlVitaPOon. Alien today :—Great Eastern. 5I I Great Western. dee—London and North-Western, 97§-1 tondo's and South Wastere, 1011—Metropolitan, 114—South El.krn, et—Sambre and Maas, land American Ittcharuie Bankl Corporates, e7-16i —National Bank of Liverpool. St Albion Eni re 7-16— Marine, 4—British ant Foreign Marine, It—Thanes and every Marine, S;—Union Marine, if. MLNCELMOTIIII. ARM 11.-7lre market was flat, and prices generally lower. Bank of Manchester, ap. - Great Laxembourg, 154—Great Norther], 'AI, 121—Orand Trunk of Canada, 194 — Great Western, ed--Lancashire and Yorkshire, 101 —Loudon and North Western, 574—Manchester. 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In the foreign stock market the chief feature is • revival of the de mand for Turkish Conaolidfm, Greek and Spanish Passive Bonds. Seine large arrivals of specie are announced to-day. At Paris this morning, aooortling to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentee were quoted 70fr. 35c., being rather more than Per cent better than on Saturday. The scrip of the Confederate Loan is quoted 11 to 2 prem., being per cent. better than on Saturday. That of the Italian Loan is firm, at 21 to prem. Consols are now quoted On to j for money, and 921 to 1 for the account (May 7). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 1 ; ditto, for account, 921, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 91 ; Bank Stock, 233, 234 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1091 ; ditto Bonds, 16s. pram. ; Five per Cent. "enfaeed n rupee paper, 1071, 1, 108, 1071; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 116; and Exchequer Bills, 3e. die., par. There is a rise of 4to per cent. in Turkish Consohd' ofe, tin the Turkiah Loan of 1858, and in Greek Bonds. Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates have also improved. The last Russian Loan is firmer. Egyptian, Mexican, and Peruvian Bonds of 1862 show dulness. Some of the present quotations are annexed : Turkish, 1854, Loan, 87 to 4ex div. ; ditto, 1858, 68 to 4 ; ditto, 1862, 694 to 70 ; the Consolides, 484 to 4 ; Greek, 284 to if ; and Venomless Six per Cents., 594 to 60, being flatter. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brasilien, 1852, 1858, 1860, 934 ; Danish scrip, par 4 preen ; Egyptian, 974, ; ditto second issue, 974 ; Greek, 28, 4 ; ditto Coupons, 134, 13; Mexican, 324 ; New Granada, 154, 15 ; ditto Two per Cents., 324 ; Peruvian, 1862, 874; Portuguese, 1862, 474, 4 ; Russian, 1862, 96, 954 ; Spanish, 534 ; ditto Passive, 284, 291, 4 ; ditto Certificates, 104, 4, I ; Turkish, 1854, 87, 4 ex div. ; ditto, 1858, 68, 4 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 684 ; ditto, 1862, 694, 70 ; ditto Guaran teed, 102 ; Venezuela, 24, 234 ; ditto, 1862, 594, ea The arrival of 270,0001. in specie is annotumed this morning, the Atrato, from the West Indies, having brought 197,0001., and the Europa, front Boston, 73,0001. The shares of the Westminster and Southwark Bank are quoted to-day 4 to 1 prem. Fora o'CLoct. Consols are firmer, at 92i to I for money, and 921 to I for the account, owing chiefly to an im pression that the Bank rate of discoudt may be reduced next Thursday. About 30,000 in gold was taken to the Bank on Saturday. The amount of government bills on India for which tenders will be received at the Bank of England on Wednesday next is rupees 46,00,000 orao,cooo. The receipts of the Grand Troak Railway of Canada for the week ending the 21st March were 17,209/. sterling, being 3,6901. more than in the corresponding week of last year. A special meeting of the South Wales Railway Company is called for the 29th instant, to approve several bills now before parliament, one of which is for the amalgamation of this undertaking with the Great Western and West Midland Railway Companies. A general meeting of the South Eastern of Por tugal Railway Company is convened for the 21st ' instant. An extraordinary meeting of the Great Barrier Land, Harbour, and Mining Company (Limited) is called for the 21st inst., to authorise the issue of 200001. Debentures. It is stated that on the liquidation on the 10th inst. of the 2nd instalment (making lb per cent. paid) on the Italian Irrigation Company's Loan, many payments were made in full. SaruaDAT Evarvo. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92j, for the 7th of May, were first marked this morning 92, and closed at 94 to 1. For money the last price was 921 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Thee per Cent. Consols, for money, 924, f : ditto, for account, 921 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91, ; New Three per Cents, 91, 1 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 217-16 ; Bank Stock, 256, 253 ; India Ave per Cent. Stock, 1091, 109 ; ditto Bonds, 16e., 12s. prem. ; per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 114*. The India Five per Cent. stock has again risen per cent., closing at 109 to 1. India Bonds were quoted 12e. to 16s. prem., and Exchequer Bills 3e. die, to par. The foreign stock market was again heavy, under the influence of a continued preponderance of sales. The closing quotations, however, were iu several instances above the lowest point. Little change occurred in the market for Bank shares, business being quiet. Imperial Bank of Turkey were dull, at 111 to 111 prem. Bank of Hindustan have slight! receded. There was no alteration in the miacel share market. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 91 to 10 prem. ; Universal Marine, 14 to 11 di. Thames and Mersey, 2 11.16 to 2 13-16 prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 16 to 4 ; Commer cial Union, 1 to 1 prem. ; Oriental and General Marine, 1 to 11 prem. The closing quotations for shares in now under takings to-day were as follows :—British and Foreign Marina, 11 to 11 prem. ; Cannes Hotel, 2to 3 prem. ; Petroleum Trading, Ito 1 prem. Empire Marine, Ito prem. ; National - Bank of Liverpool, 41 to 51prein. ; Westminster and South wark Bank, 4 to 1 prem. ; and Mercantile and Exchange Bank, 1 to 04 dia. MINE&-(THIS DAYJ Two o'CLocz. The miring market is steady to-day. East Basset shares have improved to 88 to 90 ; Great South Tolgus to 54 to 6 ; and Marks Valley to Bto 81. East Cuadra are firm, at 424 to 1, and Tincrolt quiet at 21 to 4. In the Stock chan ge, Wheal Ludcott shares have been dealt in at 51 and • North Misers &bares are quoted Se. to Se. EastTreakerby, Si to ; and West Condurrow, 44 to toreign and oolonial mining shares are inac tive. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 66, and Yndanamntana at 4. The prospectus of the Abertham Mining Com- Piln, (Limited) is in circulation. The board ifs eludes the chairman of the London and Blackwell Railway, and is in other points respectably consti tuted. The mines to be worked are known as the St. Mauritius Tin Mines, and are situated at Abort ham, in Bohemia, within four miles of the frontier of Saxony, and fourteen from a railway station. Smut. MURICAL SIRVICIL —On Thursday after soon, at 3 o'clock, a special choral service, in aid of the National Society for Promotion the Education of the Poor in the Principles of the Ddablished Church, will take plum in Westminster Abbey, under the direction of Yr. John Balkh. The choir will °assist of pearly 200 parsecs, an& will be composed of the madenta of the StaMerk'saed Better sea Trainiog Colleges. ktr. Torte, the °quart of the abbey, will precede on the crosssion. The preacher will be the sew Archbishop of York, Dr. Tbouswe. 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