The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-29 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1863. LAW INTELLIGENCE. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. • SHARE L113T8.-(THI8 DAY.) 1 trItITMH POMISSIONS. I delth tear , MONEY MA _...-___ _- 0 -___ Oh IPd I Lawn& I =C al f te 1 p.m. (THIS DAY.) - 1 HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(THIS DAY.) Two (901001. 166 sit Illenfleaell. Jewesses - - _ --w-- Apart from the fortnightly settlement, which will et 11l 9101 - 51 "Ottle.oie.e. tees In - The stock mai COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. The smuts ' took the chair at 12 o'closk. 20 II Do. New 1 - Seder in &boo. -(Before Lord Chief Justice Cockburn THE RE-ELECTION OF MR. STANSFELD. be con cluded to-da y , there is very little business to e D e. N ew. mei ., , t q 4 favourable appear Mr. STAMPS= took the oaths mad his ton his go i ng forward in the railway market. The tone, ,si a saiikaurdevream 4 , - a fresh improveme &ad Justices Cromptoo, Blackburn, sod Mellor.)y II - 7e2 QUEEN V. 7119 CuoacnwAnneth OF 52. 'Aliens& re-01804th for the borough of Helgas . The hon. member . however, continues fi rm. South Eastern and Great : me" IN bi t amk r eeelleele„, o „;,-ii, - stocks in some This was • question of considerable important. to the Wm introduced by Mr. Bread and Mr. Base" 1 Eastern stocks have risen 1 per cent., and London ewe. die, 1 low - - - North London Railway Company in coneezioo with its PRIVATE BUSINESS. . and North Western, Midland, and Great Western, *. i ln 1110 Es ilftl f ekditto- - - .... better than ye" _ pa,origer traffic. The case came before the court The Cork and Kinsale Junction and the For-haters and ' London and North Western stock is now (mud a lO5 = Mt oasuis. Deathis e Ifa udi ttea 1 - 67 its - have an upward - Ai an appeal from • decision of the sessioes re- Garmouth Railway Bills were reed • wood time. 971 to 98* ; Great ink, Western, 66* to 67 ; Mialand, !st 10 ceestaimek 'wide" uo lie - Passive Bonds, eel :,,uve to the rating of that portion of the North CHURCH RATES ABOLITION BILL et IN &Men angel lO6 lie Loads Railway, 96 chains, situate the wMr J ithand Y J. TRELAWNY moved the second reading of this . 1221 to 1 ? 3 ; Lancashire cn i u'h ir s , 107 11 ' 111 ON Use ladles ma. 6p. e. Ile lif 100 biy. This is sett A St. Pancras. The North London Railway corn- bill. He said he was the mouthpiece of two parliament. i ; South Eastern, 911 to 92/ ; Great Man 110 6 De. G. ECEMIIIII Li 11 PE 61 stocks. yews. at the Hampstead - road terminus.. It ends at theefid ila 6 Oct 5 do which had accepted the principle of the measure. As to the ' hfl to i ; Great Northern, 121* to 122* ; 1 88. to Gum 3 4. 81 , c . a te f eelk pm 14 - The scrip of tl A tepoey Junction, where it joins the London end Blackwell f e jl etes e f t h e two preceding ...ie., in one ear t h e . Loudon and South Western, 1011 to 1021. 1111 ad Rn. le pe. Bauch_ 0 66 - Rsilway,,having DO cooDezio• with th e C i ty except over the defeat was by • casting vote, in the other by • single vote; In di an ra il way s t oc k s are g enerally s t e ady, us di Do. do. deterred m 50 48 6 Confederate iit DO Blackwell line . In 18.57 the two companies ertered into an and eves these defeats were based oo ao understaodiog that- lii to 11 prem. ; a dgreentent by deed, whereby the latter company undertook to The securities of the Grand Trunk grailway of . iii bee en ° De D° : 224 .l - 7 -n. ' f •r us e ,,, e 4 „I 48 55 .... other measures having &similar object would be introduced. mosey the North London passengers ever their line at id. He considered that the church rota were the mosquitoes Canada are rather flatter in two or three instances. 110 A Do. Brd ;ref. Stock SI to - Consols are nos for every single ticket and 14(1. for a double ticket from o f the church of England, and those who wished to get rid Bahia shares continue dull. 1411 A Do. so osterred SO Si -.. lel ell Do 4th pet Stock N N 14 and the account (1 item., to Fenchurchetreet The North London charges • of such w eed t oug ht not to be denounced as th e 50a0 ,,,,,, UNDINARY *LAMB AND ROOM NA all Do. do. deterred 20 ft port is as follows dittform fare throughout and from any @Utica on their ay that church. As regarded the use made of the 5 . t ... e r ,4 4 , 4 IL 10 ens* Loden tesests., He! 161 -. :roe to Ftheburobutreet Polled the toll on each name of the Liberation Society, be denied that it bad any ma Ire I Ranwass, I Cli=r s i ..... 011 Do, New 1 2pm 14 money, 921, 931 ; le 1 p.a. passenger over to the BLick wall Company monthly. The le 6 Do. January, 1912 as i 11 pm - power to injure the church. Whatever might have been , &WU. Reduced, I North London Railway Company claim to deduct the amount his own opinions with respect to the separation of church laii ..... sizsi.,we'aseieee.. e se - to tei 911. S. din= 6 .t. 100 - le ... 194 ail OLWeil 1 12 - of the tolls from the groom Yoram* from the rateable earn- and state some years ego, he was not now in favour of such to an Bede , alma 4 8 Ma ; Th irbYlen - IN 118 Do. New 9 wells - loge of the line By th e Pow Mini the pariah of St. Feu- • change. He admitted that much had been done recently et IN e d . 4 44.4 2.4 44 .... s e 66 me 1111 sa DeAp.thdLpse7l,w.op 116 lot N Stock, 235* :Ind ens claim 1,61151. of the North Lathes Compthy, but by the to increms the usefulneer of the church ; and he held that gt. t o °sleds:mew - - .... 110 uzi - 116 ell Do.lll=adz i 2 81) el - deduction it would only be 5951. The sessions decided in the abolition of church rates would still further extend it. go on 000 and 1101111....... ... - -' le 2 Indian n 11 pea - Five per Cent. " _ favour of the deduct*" and the *Ash appealed Ifiaind He was not wholly averse to compromise cm this question, 0 el dernwel....-.•-.... 61 61 _ IL tie Meer Warr. ft Met, er te - Exchequer Bills, that decietoo.lL IN Do. do. 6me el 11111 107 1111 but no compromise led been proposed which was satisfactory : all_ Pin A_ .I:4.not.S..eir. Mill is., - - au i De ' 3 t - at, tie De. M per A. =Me. lee 101 - Foreign stocks Mr. Field, me the part of the defendants, contended that e y e . to th e supporters of church rateL le el ,DebNn redie Ns. 60 - 62 - 116. WO Itelb.Oarp.7lp.olesede - - - pal inquiries ham the decision of the sessions was right in point of law. The Sir C. DOUGLAS seconded the motion. 11 all llimd.,Pestb. elthlsdis. so 14 - N sll llelb. aed Hobs= Hay. 47 ta - toll paid and payable under the agreement wee an Mr. G.IIARDY moved titer...44olos of the bill. He dmied et. 100 edlnetrehead *mem 90 91 - U scc IL Dranartek la Omses which are ye outgoing, which the mammy have • right to deduct. that church rates were unjust or Intolerable, and cited the ea. lioo alsomm •S. Westin lee 1011 - eland sad D 5 6 - Mr. °Termed, Q.C., with oboes W 44 Mr. D. D. Keane, opinions of Lord Palmerston. Earl Russell. and the Duke fat LOS tom Arleen - marked 331. Spa contended that this was sot • tenant's deductroo, but was of .N *matte to that effect. Church rates had been levied a a .321 Be, . A Stook.. ltd AgWs - et. en kende, gm 6 per erg .. ISS US _ and Italian Fi , - et 1001 Do. Delhi do. lOlll 107 - in the maitre of &landlord's improvement, it being • sum of for • thousand years with the comae of the owners of land, a g :',. Ir e 5 am 00k44 . 4 . 41 .,, - - 16 1 Do. do, 60., Pa - New Granada l matey paid for the privilege of au-ryes oar his trade. on whom Recharge bad till a react period ultimately fallen; a t , se 64 , 44 , 44 , 0 b 44 . ... . In - In _ to It I Do. inalsob, do ll It pm - The Lord Chief Justice said it never could oozes into the sad as regarded those who pleaded conscience in order to Si. 100 petal Arse. nodiv.un. Ist mil et 21 111 It 110 Be, do. do DI 115 - for, Greek are calculation of profits, is determining the amount of rent to avoid payment, every offer hail been ma& to satisfy them at. IN Datlfellipet lapsed blO Ue - M. 104 De.liAßLllog.a. Ws 101 ern ... 1862 has advai be paid. It was • secessry incidental outgoing, and the i n that res pect, sad th e y had n ew no possible groun d o f Si. 1N ft. Seethe seat. (es . 101 1011 - 7016 to be Paid would not be lammed b 2 i t. It wit complaint. It was imposeibleto carry out the principle of the 3 8 :: t e a enat Watara DaJlrr ,_, mil , 0 0 MI lei 1 ... Ran= atiara. 18 64 and the 0 so 9 9,9 Of the nweiPta of the North Isoodoo pang. but voluntaries that the state should never interfere with roll. se. ir e umid4 , 4 ' 6 - 1,.. 4 , 01 . me le ; le n I le 1 5 11 . 1 . NEPA ) V ll - lat 5 000 present quotatk was received by them as the representatives of the Blank- gum. Why they themselves when they went to the South et bee uses. age resemeell ye 77 •-• 76. 2 Cambrian Om. 004.1. .1 0 s t Vs - Lom, 87 to 88 ; wall Railway CoutPany, sad it was 9 60P1, for the 009 , 0. Sea bleeds attempted to obtain influthos over the kings Si. 10 Oase 114 116 114 Biome of the two 00 1 0 . 1105 and the Inellaufers that the and chiefs is order the better to diffuse the Christian relic ie. we 4O 41 41 I =d=hiak. - 701 to 711 ; the arrangement was entered into. He wee of opinion that the i i ee . St We Linden& Seek eel ere et 16 the 2 11 -. 1 1. 2 4 . 0111 ..•• Der ' ora 2ii . ard G ew.m . 0ce. "44. (2014412) 1 610 50 to 1 ;and Vent decision of th e justicesin ME= Da reducing the amount was sr,, sgriprgui begged g arden. The die did not It 101 lendaraternteNtmet Me lOU 1002 11 61 . Dot Monet (Illessel • 111/ 81 ID Cif 86. 101111410115.011seelito , eg 0 - correct, and he was at a loss to see why St Paeans should iatesfere with the kings. 4o . 1 led %Mau 0515 ( 1 • 50 ) is. i 414 per - Transactions are 56 sayt and Clathale. - - -. 11.14 d .• beg Omens masa a a 411 462 derive the benefit they claimed. Mr. HARDY continued-The table at that moment was to $ 0 0 4 4 4 ,, p0 ee t s ll 4 - 59 ; Brazilian, 11 6,600 - ileat Clare Brea Jedgmant for tie defeedanth groaning with Waters. front disesteem who wished the 1$ I Do. New : II 1 3 pm 2 4,000 _ LW& Emest [Welk 11.1s0d t 1 at - Deitch Cortifiest rex OW V. au OTWWS OP WRIT= =TED GATE. house to protect the sobbed' from violation. What pre- 116. Xs Nellond - - .... - L. et 1101 1 461 .. 04 .0,4 4 ,‘ ea Ashy.. .. get ye 16 - This was as appeal from the Peerage of the West Riding tee th , then, could mach pawns have for legion that the eft a Do. New I it pm 1* P . aWe ... Great eosin Totem .. Us. 6 0 - Egyptian, 96, 1 d Yarhahirrs rwfaltrw to the rails( of • custa'm spiry . state should never interfere with religion' Oppoeitioes 34 . 10 111 '• 311.6"1.67- N al .... LIMB .. 0. Wh. Vat (Relekel.. 0 10 I - le all NIL OIL Ws. are..) - -. -. The Rev. Mr. Peewit, of Kasresberough , claimed to deduct theme) The voluntary principle required 'timeliest', and et e n Do t therm - 6, Grenville . &We ft ft - ditto Coupons, that decided a mount in 01601 noll, ,tho rent oh:1 9 - The 120 11 6 E 2 E* 48 hence it was unsuited to church repeun. In Bethnal -greee to a u xis goes - . - 1,021 .. Shred oloot ...... .... it Ile 47 49 ..... 711 ; Rosman, m favour of the nonnenoai the Plash silmailtd ' there was the greatest difficulty in keeping in re to sa Mid Lout (Cray lily .. - - - 500 - 11100011D 0 WP 6,est - Lay Berths MOO 54 a .- 11 6 A f I -. i ;New Orme spinet it. the churches built by the late NA% of on. et. ice Nark arisen ..- se ft - Ma .. Yawn* (One leentl. 9) Ile 14 - Mr. Whit* appeared for the 11 1 110216elet. Mr. Pe., Q.C., Dissenters had migrated end built sew c when pressed M. no D 0.0116.1011 . 0 91 - $ t 26 la 9,00 .. Boras Vailey - 33 ; Peruvian, 1.1 fa the appellee* upon by • poor population ; whereas eds es must remain, It. VS 11 * ligabl m-3 " bdi De. amen ' . 14e to N - , 414 69,600 6 leered, boa Or e- II 1 n e dle - 1862 , 48, I ; Bus nii lard Chid fasii° 9 said the vicar was w +n o o in Pre- however ineouvereent it might be to maintain them. . B‘. Do. heat.... - 651 1 - 81 56 WO .. TOW SiNos LIM .. Nee* Downs - 11 4 12 i 24 - Sardinian, 86; Mum to change th e curate's stipend wholly and mole- ( Hear, beer.) In any compronale the principle and ostiona- K. Ds. lark .. ... 80 86 - 700 _ North Itosksar 5 751 1 00 the rent chino- The true principle was et sot the laf the establishment must be admitted. ( Cheers.) * tel Do. Osage .... - - - LOW .. N. NA Smose l lllopai KU. 1 1 - Passive, 33, 1, curate's stipend against all the sources of Monroe of the hr. MITFORD meosided the anasedment. N. bee Nor* tondos ...... 116 117 - 6,00 .. Nee* Wheel UM* - lit ; Turkish, rector or vicar. In this owe a new element had been in- [Lai &tag.] 10 a Be. now i ll 14 sm ~ - aile - tar Ores. 0L - traduced, which at first eight would appear to Ni au Iferth Itedlordehlre l6 16 Jf 1,191 et terrtdonse Itr=l . . WA 0 " ditto, 1862, 70*, lead to coshision and inseam the difficulty, viz.- If au cetbad.Weesselew 11 15 - 700 .. Itoekeer Ne 10 ll - that me r eeks of the eke". woo. was derived LA.I'EST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE et. to arra -, ll9 111 ge. me Ikeellan N. Z. Abseissa at di - - 612 .. A Weds' oCa ner).. it 191 605 - The ease in tl "it .. t °." Efts tia°" .413" . " 41 - rather increalin frogs mortars glebe firms out of the pariah. The court is lee Ise** Mame .... le NO -. --4,---_ ter .. 1. W. lemon (Mese! Mlle 86 10 - bad better not allow that to edemas their decision in re- 10 au Shrewsbury di Weldipl - - - es .. they Pert e LIM MI se - taken yesterda: sped to the pried* that ought to apply, viz. that the (sr staolaso nzasaars.) et. 10 Union .... 48 0 -. SAS 4 Timer Illaleollta 0 e 4 11 6 -• - transactions at stipend aught in be set Wiled the "WV mut° of 111 " YORK SPRING MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) 1 11 100 Borah ransoms ....- -- •• 0 0 91 alit LON .. tin One come. In his jidgmeet the rate ht to conflmiod. Ma .. woe eseestßepal li r 1 13 _ - quently still rat come me &Mb Wale .... - .... 67 40 - LIMIt .. W. Owed= Wawa= I 52 .• - The nee was accordingly EGLINTON STAKE& st, too I Larked a elver De * 151 - 00 .. West Betas - of business. EVANS (APPELLANT) V. loo' AID 011111126 (EL Livinptome beet Skipjock. lo au Ileses.Weleglem.,Wr 0 7f - 617 .. WA Saes* Amp* „ 61 0 10 - Owing to the lIPONDINTS).-TIO NEW FOAMING ACT. m e u Weldon •serweewe is si - to .. WIL Heller Mammal a 60 as - This wan a wise mated by th e *hose al Northampton FLYING DUTCHMAN'S HANDICAP. it be De de 1101.... 9 le pea -. 1.00 .. Wheal Leine* 2.10.5 I II the presont sett for the *eke of the neat ea the ormstnelioa of the 2wl a g Do do 1.1.411.... 7i pm - ,Ass _ W. Van A onikleekv..• 5 a.... w ive no i, genera section of the New Possitieg Ad. It appeared that the Beres& ... .- ... ... 2 ea l es • Vale .... ...... •10 - Wind Beton ll ll 260 - ... ... 3 10 5 Be 1 stmeihat, who is si, policeman hearing that a amber 10 3 Do 0 - 146 0 .... Wh whisi . Treta rna wney . at ; 7 164 171 - annum. About 12,00( of penes bed left Northampton in semi ot 7 ran. 10 sli POW .......... ...... .. - ... yesterday. gems, be, with tsar • other poliessme, we* in penult of TALLY-HO STAKES. Two miles. to is De. .... ..... ...... - _. irOZZION NUM. them. Abigail sin eels* ea flenday morning, the 26th Ender Witch, Nark, Belnamooe, Comet, and Am of 121 61 On. v.... 1....”•••••• '" -* .. - The arrival o October loft, they lest si ft ma coining along Ill_e_ hi hi g g Yh L . - . Epsilon are here. et. al - e. la . 'I O. prkeL "' way. need tie mee wens Wood sad searched oe ENTRY FOR CONSOLATION SCRAMBLE. T.Y.C. ea. ustmeted t a l iss* --.- Tii - =-- nonuoed peter -- tea Outliers wee roodeseeeteseirsat that the parties =is Age et lb Age Alb ea . wee thenwea ft as es. uo eissier ile a o ily Is - be/ - i 1 i. a nft .0.,. al tf ei :.; Indies, has i front emisin Leda where they bed hem thlewfully is smelt Lees 68 I Holm& John (late 111. 10 W• 11115 5 Dri : 1 - - - 14, 10 Ceps gc2:,Hanlieca l ee. ; d. 1 Sea - G ee l on g, 72,00 and in panne GI pate, end with having is th eir Coma a 8 6 TM Robber) thharfully °belied, and net , he., mod Village Dells 8 8 0 MMus 5 610 ea. INS. Ifewrit * le -- le. I _4 on - - for fir:Moe gams. There was (wad upon t i e = 113 a B7 16 Close - lt • tC) Copper all 19 ItOwing peril) *XS N OteLth fien.l . r - Idle GM 5 6 2 ewe here, Mess rabbits, sad owes note, which the 1 1 Dos Pe brass . Del Rey 1 pm of money here, All MD beret ----- mesethine reined and detail's& No evidence was ' be- 1 Des Camerae °wow sli - terday for bills fen the megistonies that say of the men hod entered eo tom LONDR93IOIIOOOII CUP. T.Y.O. aliarlsasaft MAZZA U. I Mae Del Itey(Usd) 1f -. pre - generally were 15. 5 fortees (Um) upon any lend in steak es permit of or of ring any D t°3l3x l ! tea ". Qa awa °1 Tral a a ., C __ l tT a ., l .!lty D N.td l ascrwsre. I mow 17 08 °- I W ei- 4 O. le eel all 0 ell a st - - country. Sub 1 net th erms. It was coetanded ea of the respoedents aPinabon , A ce al Clu bs , Red s, 7 ."''''. """, B ut " - __ Si. me gototaigasetersematt 96 II 06 Satiate store aging of pme wee aot sufficient to tweviee day., ___ ‘ _,,f , "e a N i5 •,...._" 1.1.1144 D." 4 ", F 137 Qamer and 111. IN cabaret= Qmr. le.. - .- ... 006 I 8.111.Up1 AteetraNos 14 li lie. 811,06 li 286ada (Mod Ansotordift, 3 am of having gams unLwfully le their pommies, and the "ewe"' are ••••" ft ell Cork mg Denim 110.. e - - -. KM 8 tames l ui p mr ha ng e s' e pthth e s te t acre seat. should h ey . Pun Foararr. -Wahiawa Cistercian, All Eights % 21 giV, l =l l theM L L 1 S P -. _ 16,6 N I MOW* MAU 1 Neeletelts er ! ad s - 13.74 to I ; Par heft give_e of them Mar *Meg °Maisel molt pm, by ILINVOL-Boters. - . . IL Ye Dime Mee* 0. os. ift at 10 0 , 2 Warms forss.o.lL(L 01 ft - 25.45 to 71 ; P sT a l r tr = __ 3 1 1. 15 th t z 25. 16 4 ; 24 R0 nelawfully going.. Lads the search or parmA of gismo' LATEST BETTING. IL 1011 Illes.,Peetb r Dee._ AP- 1 1. - •"' - IMP 1 21.9.6ine0.= i ... .. de - 4 ; pi ,„„b urg ( mihave weed the ads for unlawfully hiking pine CHEWER OUP. N. lee s. u..ne.,ep. - met al all I 8 -* gr. do., 3 ssonth ....... ecerseory thereto, sad no such evidsees having 3to 1 apt Straddle (t) mat, No. 1 11.60to60; Ms • err awed, dimitheed the complaint. 10 to 1 - Plover (t) U. WS De. de. 1. 1.. 110 111 ... . 1 Boats lefters Seca if Dm _. Mr. lisikheen appeared for the appellants. The re- 12 to 1 - Cullom On (t) Is. IN De. 40. 6 mete* eme. let 1111 M fte as. lt. an,Ws t. sa s 105 151 ._ *Ol 1 WIN& Ame/a. (Um. )I 4 PE 4Bl to 49 ; Leg 11.100 el De s eel t ee 17 -- g o ostlte. 16.34 1 speedestle with eat repemented. THE DERBY. al Ma Do. do. A. 7 Par EEL • • - - - 48.17 U „,. lei 0 7 711 71 Nereus. 3 month - Mr. Manua mid the megistrehes wished to have the 9to 2ma The Field (off) St Mt De. iljaboa.tp.et•es. SS WI - .10,000 le Veaeeaver Coal UM.) I4ms 4 pm - e . be, - Kiw i., opinion el the exert whether the Clad* of pets ad nets 13 to 2 apt .11•0141VOI (t) Si. 110 Do. to. 6 per emit gait = -•- tem I W... 0 4 ,8 11Ant.) - 4 4 = Eft a 53 ; 09 00 es tbe sae was wicket endows a thew having b ee s en 10 to 1 - fisisoluuronistor (ft ft Ift Des Nod. Spa 1r..1866 .- ftele a Federalises' fliatt al bait for the aloof"! of laded pfte. 15 to 1 - Nattiest Guard (t) 11l 186 heft peret_areL. Me - -• ... .... MINT ROM WEL Business in acted to-morr Penn illosnmioe MI the farm et 15 to 1 - Automate (5) 116. Ile Do. Ip„ ot Waves* V. - - St WA WeeeLeerteern, 11 p. e 6. 111 127 116 17 there Wag so lateemedge Wave the *aims c=ft i t 16 to 1 - Ghillie (5) M Ille Deiareetallep.stpm. lle I'4 - le. 1 li. i !Asti. IMI OA Prism I Mee May, which men with se offense no preasins was mode for it, but it 30 to 1 - King of Vale (t) at ten De. 44 per Gish lll6 106 - 106 i ll 4 fi l r e tcr . d . at u. sr. . n.i lftit 1 : co: Ila r ate change. was stated that the mess nadir the ad aught to follow the 40 to 1 - Donnybrook (ft St. IN Datp.sapilaftp.e.ess PI 1611 .- and mils. The court thought they sued to know that fa to 1 - Avondale (ft al ell aklf. ftellied. MIMI - - ... = *NI la We entngeess (12a. 5 I de -. The subjoin .- .- _ . 1010 to 12 - Clamed ftl r. .4 eLw-mftikee-_ z 1 0 7 sal ••• 44 Illami of Novel all 121 50 191 re •---.4 .a e., oust.. Na I WS Da as. Na f f IN Da as. • perassadissi 110 Ds. L as&i a. ie. & UM Ds. do. A, I Pia NEL •►• IN De. LUsios.4p. IN Do. as 6 par amt. ass IN De. Nat. Sp.'s. 1c..11114 Do. " I le p Psr . ot,W "d "svessy lili V 7 IM . Gessalferlasss.• p. IN DaiaraLal dpsLias de Da wool 10 Dafassal.di ward di akWisalimak hi Dad • 01.11slaiidolliassis Ds. nada Op. sai KO lis. nassm. p. lie Da irreassa. p. 46 1411 11116.8,646.niumiTtiot 1114 Ds. lira Goa nook ISO Da lam Poi Mee. IN Di. Md. ess. Stsot DadiasisePLlll Sp.c. lie Da as. Ea •p. • IM limarladisallwall6 IS* Ismadsted.ip.ailss.. No. IN Di. pat. 4s. Na IN as. .. 1,4 Data as. la • IN Ds pal. as. .. lel Ds. Mask 4 .• IN *Maps. DIN. Oa Dalp.s.d.s.(W.L6o.l . IN DIM IM Imsamilissi rid Doer KS MN W.Osaill= IN Lid.W./p.sill Lssasadsny inail lisallist.tlMallp. 45 Ds. IN P.. Si DI IN IND • • I Do.saissnabis 4p.ot IN IfiriOssairpadeek IN Ds.Osss. Dr.& Liss IN Op.& Diet. IN Da lALlailsisa ps. Neribecip.46.lk. IWO de MINI 111111,66 plasm VOA Ds. Now Ova•p. 411 D66/464664it Union pus • 11.11a—Oosaa DAM 111 Dl. as. 40 IS Ds. Tads Opal Ws. I IS Iliadic. a. &Lam, Ida ilielsolitre Oss4. Sew Pro .114p.st. Pict St Ds.Alms.DaDaa. IN Da. Ip. And. Sled di L Devon Mal 44 a o. • Lisa (Rasa. Am /SIAS IN Da . and pi. sem. Ds wir ems. IN Wass D. dal • IN S. Irsell p. scis L . sli di Da as. Dips • Ds. la 05s.s. 190 Taff Yds Preteresss • Wilst.OLassas4p.s. • 11.3116-OW3WWWIC WO Ds. Di. Ise do. DM Da limp. p.A Prot. • DeADOKS6I6OLWeI. 10 to 1 -- 15 to 1 Nottoool 15 to 1 Automates (1) le to 1 O ifb (t) 30 to 1 Inas a/ Yak (t) 40 to 1 Donnybrook (t) BO to 1 Avairlalo (t) 1000 to 12 Ousivol (t) WM le *NS lAN 1118 U AU NO Au a tce Le•AUserseel Iteiagaeas (Um Andaakeela Beak el Beak et Beak et Owes Basket Vadada, Beak of Was Beak el Now T ara BLIL BMWS 11. Anodes Mar.Bk.erft. Ocolasibia t Nk, hair Olebrd. d Aid 34 - 141 3 34 te 30 111 1 a l9 a l 41 1 80 Ue uS II la N Mr. Markham mid there we aci desire to prosecute taw toes. All the ladies' wasted was aa iatiniatioa of the opinion el taw Oeart few their future guidanou After some farther diesamiew, The Lord Cbid Julies said the section created two teener : owe, go* es had ankwfully In ewer& ar purewt of par; and the other, for he s ets in pas s wim for the unlawful purpose el L seam Mr. Markham said the Oessisea Mr leaded that men foiled =dew empielow eirealestansis with paw sad seta Is their Parries was willeleat evidence that taw, had ea lead, kis, wakerhally is the smelt aad perm! of be e r . 21te Lord °bid JaM. mid that the elreamilasees bee were 'Wicket to eowriet under the ass, bat O'Neill:es had acted wroag in not harlag ea isfaneatios to pressed oa is charging sa offence. The judgment must be foe the mover cleats. Mr. Maritime said be did net treat were awn hack es th Ju t poiet. dgment for the respondents. IND 101 N 94 0 41 t 4 IN 74 7s 148? INDIA NAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) ' The 16th annual general meeting of this corn pony took plaos this day at the London Tavern, Bishops gator:est ; Mr. IL W. Quintana, M.P., is the the. The 'sport, which has already been published, having at. bees takes as read, the Obeirroas maid be bad me= attic- in. faction is asking the meeting to receive and adopt ths report, sispeetilly as it showed that they had made Mb_ during the past half.yer. They ~••• C A =136 mills of railway, of which 196 miles won in the lower divi.ios and the remainder la N the up, divides. The hat IKNOUOiI from Caloatia ebMd that e 197 ram that lie between Beane and Alb- IL Wad 40 weebt opined ma the let of June, and the S. =57. iselnsbng the bridge over the Jimmie, at would alone bia left to osecolete the lice of mot- r i : atunication betweea Osier= awl ths north-west province, N. withia 70 at 80 again of Delhi. I. this stated Wale se be could only say be oongratelaied the ehareholden on Ifee bre amount of eatisfactory progress which had bees made 1 during the last year. They anticipated no difficulty mad= n in bringing the remainder at the works to a reels. a non; and be hoped that at the meeting in 0e- N. Sober east the iactora might be enabled to give N. the sharabokiars some definite explanation ef the N. oircesontances under which a train would pee from N. Calcutta to Delhi without interruption of say kind. The Nh es. hon. patlemea having entered into some =planet's= in is to practical details, cosoluded by mowing the =op. N. Ira of Aftmsees. r =ca the report was adopted. 11 17 WS in 115 1W u► WS iiii 10 64110 00 *I so 1 0 01 5 41 IP' 1 ores 4 OF 44 40 II 100 ail 40 Of db I 1 Pis Ai it }.lb dal Pa' 1 1 1111.1 114 114 U 4 111 lii 1.111 116 44 Continent ----- I ▪ snail& (IML) fl▪ iachimailmatlni 6 .s (nimbi dank u 111.410111 N Loodow and Bramillan., Laa.B.Aymodta.Plata (L Lan Clt. Ikon of (lien. Landman.' Colonial (L &Min and Landon UM= Lon. and bilildimaz (L. Dm and Northern (L Winton a bath tio • lon. t 11.Wasiona (Lbs. Loa. and Wastaamom . Ilmo.* Prow. Irk fl Do. Nosorml Midland Dank (Um.) National al Livarmal(L a. Vro. Do. do. National Dant Now Son* Wake Oriental Bat* Onners rim•lnelnl of IrW+M getride,Punj. & D.Bd Q. douth Australls. US 114 130 lie , 64 011 1Pir I 14011 IS tat 4 ale gar a a 514 MO 2 1 45 4 3' 3 :az . i di COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCZ. (Mare the Joke Ordiarry.) SHILLIT V. MUM AND lITAINAIL-DLIGIACINITL CAM Dr. Waiabay was cowed for the petitieeer ; sad Mr. Surto for the ee-reopeedeet. The reepeedeat did sat " Mistitimer, Geo. Shirley, of 10, Reeketemetrest Fmk Ikm was • dyer. lie neenied Charlotte (Arkin os the 29th of Merck 1640. In April„ IMO, is merequesse of her doeskin Imbue mid her paean his Wags, be gave bee linty ft seventy pounds' worth ot fureitere and sent her away to NS bee own lisle( es • dersemearar. She went to live et the house of • man named Allis, et Radiance ; bat able wee eventually dieelmed teem the kdgisge, on secoont of her loose beamiottr. Nola Oooduyt—l sal • policeman. I know the respon dent well. 1 have known her for three yews. She is • proWitate and • frequenter of bertirele. I also know the comspesdest, Be gave pious lectures es Nadine:is pemi. On the 11th et Ilepleater, 1861, I saw bolti the respendmile on the Chen They wslked late Maeor-pleoe. I went down teh-yaid, and looking over the wall, I saw them almsducting themselves. I got over the wall sod said I should take than into enstud). The co----pendent be of roe set is de se, but I leek them to the mediae. Mr. ftius was healed eat, hut the woman re leased in melody sit night I had sees Mr. Statham lee twist that •••1111( os the peso. Richard Pike, mother tenehable, eme with me when I took the respondents into melody. Crlesormaised-1 did not know Mr. Stathern's same helms the Ilth ee September. 1 knew Ma by sight, but I was sot aware ot his same till he pre hie ed&ime at the etaties. I had hem to the habit of meth hien three or four Mims a week for • month before. lie hod bees {meddles, and so the evening of the 11th till ten or half pet. I did not see Mrs. Shirley till I saw her go down Xabor-plans, about an hour later. There were about 200 Mark en the pees when be preached ; mid they did not disperse till between twelve ma one. Manor-place is about a Imesdrst yards from the pees. Pike gave corroborative midsize,. The eo-respondest bed been prowling and damming questioas with the crowd all the reusing ; ad he went 'weight away with Mrs. Shirley. The night was quite de*, but Miser wee within nix or siebt feet of them in Manor-place, and Mord their oonversetke, but he could not me them till be tamed his light es them. Sir C. Cromwell—l deo% know what year polies eiders are ; but I should have Omagh% yea would have isterfored oreowe, end sent them away sy before they eemaitted the es Mr. Searle submitted that the identity of the dint with the penes takes into melody was sot The pry st moo found • verdict for the pelitieser; awl The mart merle • deem Mei, but without soils. Y 51 54 45 4/5 91 No par IT 39 • • pa II 54 II 14k S !4w 94 IS ROYAL MAIL &TIAN PACKET COMPANY. ill (rim DAY.) • !L. The annual general meeting of the proprietora of this company was held this day at the London Tavern, LW Bishopegateetrest ; Oapenin llinass in the chair, In con- IL sequence of the reply of the government in respect to the renewal of the contract not having been received no busi- „n• a was dose. and the meeting was adjourned to the 13th gg of May at 12 o'clock. gg sidniaot BrtuLatrioc (bap, to.• , ,na On. of lag..ttranos Union of Ireland (1110.). Maim of Loudon ere. iea I dottrA.aus. 11 .--- 77 - 11 aid: ATlest!sat Oun4!•!,_ MAI/A02301317 OF TER ROYAL FORESTS IN u. Eases—The select commiuse appointed to inquire into the Si, mansument of the Royal Forests in Emex, and into say k iseiraris which may have taken place therein loco the ••• report of the eomUndoners of 1850, and to °raider who Itt• dm it be espetthat to take any steps for the preservation of open rises in these forger met yistersy. The cur mitre ameists of the following membsn :—Sir John Trol lop* (theinnse), the Attars:rarer!, My. Braes, a t Heller, Mr. Calthorpe, Mr. Cox. Lied & field. Mr. G Hardy, Mr. Kinnard, Lord LOVWW, Mr. Macdonal". Mr. Peacocks, Mr. Ker Sumer, Mr. Touren', and Mr. Watling ten. The committee determined,. in the first inches, to take rider* with resileot to EPPS Forest. Air UNION Or LONDON.—The list of names of the ant patios of prinikoldars b published. The following are the rears of the Air are prize; :—Eatitled to the marble statue of the Deacing-Girl Reposing. by W. C. Manhaß, Esq.,. 8.A.: C. L. Kenning, Little Bth Northam ptoWure. Entitled to sabot • work of artr a t:i; aloe of : B. Permit, 48, Bersardstrai, and J. H. Murchison, Kagalonsin.Thernes. Entitled to select a work of art of the Take of 1001.: Jas Arteries, Mugu:rarest; T. Anderson, Northumberland-wharf; and Jao. Meares, Kincardine Entitled each to .sleet a work of art of the value of Mt. : Lady Briggs, Brighton ; J. Keen, Culley heath arid 0. W. Langdale Beverler. Pivi GALLONS OF ALI SITCLID TIMOI7OII A GAA 141.-02 Sainulay foreseas a mu aimed Join Wileana tare Sheriff Ar/day or a charge of stealing five cellar d als from the brewery of Maas. Derlusgh sod WY, Omongate. Oa the aftieroos of Thursday lark ll'lsana. aloft with three companions, was at the foot of Logea's Ore, immediately adjoin* the brewery, one al the wisdoms of which waa open, sad • bard of de sanding ern hide it. The temptation rued too it to be rsield ; and y • pier of had gen*ns was latroduesd thrush the window sod tete the tughole of the banal, the fear werthise ea& to tuns feting a pretty long . seek. Sue toys ebeievei their serrements. but the raise tioa ef timer althea kw sane hears ere the boys thought d Mum* the pollee They ultimately did so, however, bat the thieves thermd the pair coming up the close, „ and three of them to make their roue, Luise SPLILITUAL Bishop of Loudon AM M . Kings, who was soridraWy more Qua haltuaroar, requited the property wows end employers of Law is to the tender sretes of the law. The ale i the irk ibsW meet him at Leedom Hoses th is day : was afterwards measated, mad it waa found t hat the four (W=at 3 pas., to creak as to the bag Leese of hod mwagd to extract five gallon . pleaded muting the spiritual ware of th e poorer dirgis tier of the lity to done sod won sente nc ed to th irty 46. rasirepolis. pleranient.—lldiatargA Cower a a I ll IN IN In NI all IN 116 I Kir:Siam " Barba Wsu mmits " eniabay Or, Untled Bett. Amnia& Lad B it. 414.1'144.14r Wads laed =1 BL CcmPan7 apial.Nay Oslll/.at aolmtlt ... Prot.. n per slat. Da Alaea Lo a i llAt 4M os . 6.lndla s Lao. Ilkuqn:ll4lrdit.= I'ORRIOR RAILWAYS. I= • aemarhia GU IL G. loalkersa: , ~m IS M . Umiak iLaaalaa di lades at hear ail p. a . _ Rimkis irdi r ra wa rsp. . Om, Mimi ifiimbe. Ansi (I.m) • ne. In pu mt. Pnq Indian Rasa Trelg?t6os qual e 136. ail liallis hosike lir _ im i r tg a l it g :5 ZIF;wI .0 liciiiiiTi.iyrei i: 7 i: W. 2 arwoaloa Tusk rid au Otaanaellskyraadidial au Um& alai We au and Odors n all Portagamoßad,Loyal aU sod S.Priaam.ti, mu rid Daaslaas A !1 :01. ...110 all T Dar owl au ora Mow all Da par NEL Prol: I WIPP* all De. Do GU lan-VaaaNira U Lad Pieboserggius, sel se Wales. S Tarts mkt Omar 'v Da. da 1 ma Waal lima= 1 : I I: ra. trUnriimit Da loads Joint Stook Dls=l: Laken ( W& wand In/ Us. Oon. Omnibus Or *Wm Drina • Oar Vatter. In. TeL (rito Qtr., *Wog Natallowldol•o64 Moor& totoormat 44. iforerntl4 v R. ofnenc a R. n* I N.Zealand ZitedLais N. nett MIIIIII•10161•16 ciTa — Dr. Spina awl Mr. grarliopperred for th• prtitimer Mr. T. Athirst* fir the reepoulast. Tia• reapeodent, Mr. Jobe William Her, tb• clerk to Mr. Vimeimealleso Hioderaley, married Mae patetismo, Dm Lydia Mader • widow, on Ilase 14th of October, 1862 Thar cohabited at 10, limpiel•terracia, at 489 Oxford- MM. sad is Malden-reed , hugest. sod iheY kd his, arm &dams. The potiticoor um' for • judicial ceteratioa oo the of smalty. The reopeodiat's pima was dimly om er Ocala , wheels threstcas to be a my keg ma, bad cosfn. cm, communed vim w• met to prima Odes. Rm. Maj De lee. Woman Or Peel NM LYd • lbo hots. awl Clilea. Owe 6 I -w NAMM.V.) MO &ha. assy ma fe Repel MU * bad* test fr•vearr Anima yelia.laT.(l ! ALI I SOSO Looks Nob ► WWI ToL ONO.. PL rDrrs. to Lila IN koot(L) Oa. *beim Tol. go . Vim Blimours prices 1 It die 3 pm 14 16 4 gym. }O. If IS Si II 1M 111 nt us Ii Os -- ii it is r! .1 t 1} lais t die }a • Ps I. JP it .1 PA die a l pm 11 j: 1 _t * it= 5 6 p2r 60 66 76 78 16 18 pm - • -- f *AV 19 fl 6f 0 19 $0 If If r II SI I.o_ 140 _ - t di It Sa I t elm Pea MI 11 Pa tti II ti• 640•--- 1,4; S* 101 21 le l i dis per 1 Pa Ple 21k 14 141 4"4 1 10 101 Pas 14 Its 4t II XI .11 Ile 171 Is . 15 — i II 11f e a k If I pm Ell IMs re MI ri _4 . _ ..s s il a s, D•. 6i 1 Doou. Pd ICL 0104. I 2. 11 . 4 41 M. Do. 4 p. 41.144. 1114. MO. U. Rid asi 11441 lad 410 1 - 0 1 - 0 1.111111.11 IL Lemke I. 0 MD 14/Ibme4m 100 II II IL l— a-100 14 100 0 D/4 1440, SO St SO 101 11a 111 i i.. I. IS i ! vv 11l 14* let 104 MI la 1 111 107 109 11 14 SI 91 Pr i Pal 11* ne 11 1 Ili 100 HI 100 101 *9 91 !ye lee SI $9 lie 111 7- ail Mel IS LOPS II 1 es• is• ___ . _ jai lie Aeo in 60•1 10 Awl IN .030 10, ..mu u jOil iii ,sssi Is :IN IN 611(01 IN MO 10 AN ON WI AN IN cOOO 100 ;awl ma 100 ;C * NB " WI IN ~M• 10 6001 law 101 as 11 4110 101 1000 100 1001 10 Kt V,i4 kill 111 1.01111 II VMS I* DAM _I 1 .11111 '^*~l FOTO 41: 1,000 10 1,109 10 0.11 , 4 00 0,10 91. PAM 1,006 lON O 1 CO 1,000 1,00 I. k 111 , _ ,044 4 6.0 0 .000 ,0 6 0 .100 10 600 .4 ,00C ; 400 20 19/ 1.. AO 16 Oft 1 1,000 1 1,600 6 SOO it 0,006 Si 6.61 6 2, SO 0.1. I ..(I~%• a JOT MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cioon. The stock markets to-day exhibit a rather favourable appearance. The funds have attained a fresh improvement of I per cent. English railway stocks in some cases are a to I per cent. better than yesterday. Foreign stocks Movies have an upward tendency, particularly Spanish Passive Bonds, which have again risen oonsidera bly. This is setting day in shares and foreign stocks. The scrip of the new loans is rather higher. Confederate is now quoted 2to 2* prem. Italian, to II prem. ; and Turkish, 111 to 11 prem. Consols are now quoted 93 to 1 both for money and the account (May 7). The official business re. port is as follows :—Thres par Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 931 ; ditto for account, 93 ; Three per &sta. Reduced, 911,}; New Three per Cents., 911, },l, ;Thirty ears Annuities, 1886, 14 13-16 ; Bank Stock, 2351 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1091, 1 ; Five per Cent." enlaced " rupee paper, 1071 ; and Exchequer Bills, se. to Bs. prem. Foreign stocks are in good demand. The princi pal inquiries have been for Spanish Passive Bonds, which are very buoyant, and are last marked 331. Spanish Certificates, MOIII7OOI Bonds, and Italian Five per Cents. are all better. New Granada Bonds, "ex all" are inquired for, Greek are firm. The Turkish Loan of 1862 has advanced 1 per cent, and that of 1854 and the Oonsolid4s, Ito 4. Some of the present quotations are annexed :—Turkish, 1854 Loan, 87 to 88 ; ditto, 1858, 681 to ; ditto 1862, 701 to 711; the Coasolidds, 49 to j ; Greek, 29 to 1 ; and Venezuelan Six per Cents., 58 to 59. Transactions are reoorded as follows :—Austrian, 59 ; Brazilian, 101; ditto, 1852, 1858, 1860, 934 ; Dutch Certificates, 101 ; Danish scrip, 1 prem. ; Egyptian, 98, 1 ; Greek, for account, 291, 1, ; ditto Coupon', 131, 141 ; Italian, for account, 711; Mexican, for account, 344, 361, 35, ; New Granada, 151, 1; ditto Two per Cents., 33; Peruvian, 1262, for account, 881 ; Portuguese, 1862,48, 1; Russian, 1828, 941; ditto, 1862,964, 4 ; Sardinian, 86; ditto for account, 861; Spanish, Passive, 33, 4,4, ditto Certificates, 11 4, 101, 111 ; Turkish, 1868, 68/ ; ditto for account, 681 ; ditto, 1862, 704, 711; Venezuela, 1862, 581. The ease in the discount market appears to be rather increasing than otherwise. Good kills were taken yesterday at 3 per cent., with exceptional transactions at 21. The Bank of England conse quently still meets within unusually limited amount of business. Owing to the abundance of money, the rates at the present settlement for loans on foreign stocks have not generally exceeded 4 to 6 per cwt. per annum. About 12,0001, in gold was sent in to the Bank yesterday. The arrival of about 672,0001. in specie was &a wn:woad yesterday. The Shannon, from the West Indies, has brought 500,0001. (307,0001. in silver and 193,0001. in gold), and the Callianoe, from Geelong, 72,0001. Owing partly, no doubt, to the fall in the value of money here, there was an increased demand yes terday for bills on the Continent, and the quotations generally were somewhat lees favourable for this country. Subjoined is our usual list : Anisterden, 3 ooetbs, Ilan to 181 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.14 to 16; Bonoden s 3 moths, IL I() to ; Antwerp, 3 MOUthll, 25.44 to 71 ; Hamburg, tin. bean three mouths, 13.7 i to ; Porn days, 25.17 e to 25 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.46 to 74 ; PrealifortuatherMene, 3 nouns, 119 E to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 noe . ths, 35k to ; Vienna, a. 60.. 3 month; 11.50 to SO ; Ton eif. Co., 3 menthe, ma 11.50 to 60 ; Madrid, 3 moths, 49 to ; Oadia, 3 moths, 461 to 49 ; Leghorn, 3 maths, to SO ; Genre, 3 moths, 25.56 so 60 ; maws, 3 mouths, 25.56 to SO ; Naples, 3 menthe, 25.56 to SO; _Pelome, 3 inenba, 25.56 to SO ; 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; line% 90 &ye, 521 to 53 ; Oporto, 90 days, 53 to Business in the foreign exchanges will be trans acted to-morrow, instead of Friday, the list of May, which will be a holiday on the Stock Ex- change. The subjoined notices, relating respectively to the New Granada and Venezuela debt, have been forwarded to the Stock Exchange by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. : Now GLAX•DA Derr.—lfsews. Baring Brothers sod Co. bare this day received the ondernieotioeed minimum's on acemat of ins New Grano& dividends :—lfianni. Martha, 2,6371. 13e. ; °archaisms. 8021. 3001. ; total, 3,7371. 'M.—April 28, 1863. ViNINILA DZElT.—Masers. Bering Brothers and Co. give oaten that their agents in Venexuslahave received from the custom-banes of Puerto Cabello sod La Oman, for 55 per mot. of the import duties fa two weeks ending 4th April :-17,763 dole. ; previously received, 98,326.68 ; tots( receipts, 116,159.66. —April 28, 1863. The advice* from Venezuela by the pres ent i packet communicate no intelligence of striking m ' portauce. Fighting continued. A force of the Fedora's, under the ex-President Monagas, bad sustained • defeat. The project for establishing steam communication between La Guayra and San Tomas appears to have fallen through. With reference to the position of the SpaniskCer tificate and Pasaive questions a correspondent sends the following : The present government at Madrid hare views so opposed to there of the •' pig-headed" moor &lover& on matters of public, credit that I think if a really influential ciao were sent ont, something might he arranged for the certificates, re I know the ministers wish it, and that a leading member of theoppositiou would support it. Bat it would be a miatake to seed out any one who does not himself poems a respect , hie reputation is Spain. The report of the Passive question being yaß unwed" is, I think, quits erroneous—the committee has yet to preamit its report, sad the ministers sad ewers to take &aim a) it ; but this report, I believe, will be f sow avourable. Holders of scrip of the Turkish Loan of 1862, who have not exchanged it for the definitive bonds, are requested by the Ottoman Bank to do so with out delay, so the first drawing of the bonds for redemption at par will take place next month. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 4th April, were 16,4331. sterling, being 1,0361. lees than in the cor responding week of last year. The half-yearly meeting of the Bombay, Beroda, and Central India Railway Company is called for the 22nd of May. The annual meeting of the Trust and Agency Company of Australasia (Limited) will be held on the 11th of May. The half-yearly interest on the City of Melbourne Loan is announced by the Union Bank of Australia. The Isles of the South has arrived from China with 135,3891 be. of tea, and the Zingari with 559,0001bm Ist a tie I 117§ lee sii Tour 29111FG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92f i:c1;;;;th for money and the 7th of May, were dealt in to-day between 923 and 93, and closed at 921 to 93. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921. 93, 92j ; ditto for account, 93, 921 ; Three per Cents. P.educed, 911, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 914, 1, ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1886, 14 16-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1091 i ; ditto Bonds, 21s. prem. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1001 ; Fonr pa. Gant. " enfaced " rupee paper, 98 ; ditto illve per Cent, 1074 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 1153. The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady at 109 f to 1. India Bonds were dealt in at 21s. prem. Exchequer Bills were quoted ss. to Bs. prem. In the foreign stock market the transactions were considerable, although attention was largely occupied with preparations for to-morrow's settle ment In most instances the tendency of prices was upwards. Bank shares were steady, and a slight improve ment occurred in Agra, Bank of Hindustan, and Loudon and South African Bank. Imperial Ottoman Bank have risen to 114 to f prem. was en advance of about 10a. in National Discount shares, and the inquiries extended to Scottish Australian Investment, London District Telegraph, and Van Diemen's Land. Ocean Marine shares cloned to-day at t t. prem. • Universal Maria., If to 11 dia.; I Tmes a nd Mersey, 211-16 to 13-16 prem. ; North I British and Mercantile, 16} to 171 ; Commercial Union, f to f prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, dinto par; and Oriental and General Marine, Ito 11 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follow , I—British and Foreign Marine, f to 1 prem., ex the new saes ; Empire Marine, 1 to f prem. ; Panonia Leather Cloth, to I prem. ; Mercantile and Exchavi Bank, 1 to fli dis. ; National Bank oI Liverpool, 41 to f prem. ; Bank of Otago, fto 1 prem. ; Bank of Scotland, f to 1 prem. ; English, Bel gian, and Netherlands Beak, f to 11 prem. ; 0011)- inercial Navigation of India, If to lf prem. - Anglo-Indian Cotton, to f prem. ; and West : minder and Southwark Bank, par to 1 prem. The Royal Sardinian Railway project appears to have been received with a conesderab le degree to favour. The price was at one time quoted Ito 14 pram, and dosed at I to 11 prem. i . J Iw i NINES.-(71118 DAT.) Two o'CLocz, There is very little business doing in the mining market, the attention of the dealers being almost exclusively confined to the fortnightly settlement, which will be completed to-day. North Roskear shares are firmer at 32 to 33, and Roaksarnoweth st 10k to , while Fast Oaradoo have declined to 404 to 41 and Wheal &ton to 2374 to 2424. Nast Cern Brea are quoted Eti to 9 ; South Frances, 85 to 81 ; Wheal Ludcott, 54 to 4 ; West Chivertos, 204 to ; Tincroft, 21 to 4 ; and North Crafty, 44 to 54 United Mexican Mining shares are better; transactions are recorded at 7,4, and 74. Oths foreign, as well as colonial, mines are inactive. The Mariquite sad New °mei& Minis! Cemplay has. received ad vices, of whieb the followieg ie se _;— " Santa Ass mines for December—ood, 11,8 626 dol e ; returns, 13,350d01e ; and for January—met, 11,026 dok. ; retinue, 12,672 dole." The suparintendeat writes, seam date 12th March :—" I have DOW distinctly intimated to Captain aidisitce that we mast and will have larger Mame, be the effect what it maw oe the naprodeetne studious. The ddliaalty of obtainiti labour km sot abate& The reamer far January have reached the amount d 12,661 deb., &Mason for Fabius/7 me °mooted to asset& to at least 1,000 dole. mere. The sew shaft is compleied frees the 90 fathom level to mho* to its proper Mae." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. KA RIC-LAN —/THIS DAY.) These wu • slight Moreau is the arrive ef Bash& abed fresh up to-day by lead carriarb, bet the receipts ly water IMO very limited The show of samples was small, sad Ws demand for both red mid white qualities w tolerably ins, but by so MOWS brisk, at bloadafe abeam is the Ws went pia liervily surphed with foreign w= sli ril Aroerkea qualities were held at folly lfraday's morass, but millers were by so mesas 111113001 barn. All ethist lady supported previous raise, with • moderate regiky Flootial anus of wheat were the taro dearer, with as improved ails. Other produce, slut, was held at edema rates. There was a fair Inquiry for barley, bee Bailed' sad foreign. In prima however, se cheap task roes. Ware malt was Arm to prise. °Wavle*, the trade um Wady. The oss trade was moderately drat, and th• gnarling ware wsli 'spread. Very few redly fee samples vim al the studs. Beim ammaticled quite previa= rates, sal latish" frir liar ma y be comidsred Moody. la piss may littlersa doing. at about derbarry prism The dour trade was firm, sad Ainarkes binals WPM mostly held above the views of buyer Red et:maraud commands full reseissa, with a fair deemed; but white parcels WO esslocte d . la ether mads the tarmotams are es • limited male. odes, both la med sad rape, area dull tawdry. comma rum. per Qr. wars • a Itace ,lr Ditto eat, , al red, sew 40 to to Id al ~ Norfolk sad Lases red Malting Distilling Grinding 26 to Vf Yam. Isms Norfolk. and 10 to 00 P Maguire and Wars Mto IS , Brown Poe Qr. OM I . 1. Pootab , =ale IA le W MI Si s 1 friih... Iblk MEM 111 be IL - limps ll. IF U Mak IS to 11l Ixreva Baum U to 0 ' Old and new —.— 33 to 33 Sus U SI Lagtish, feed-- ti 19 to St potato to le fledeb, feed and Kowp- I.ll.6ll" l33"DanbeWCktlie rg adt Awbertaa, red a to shit. &mai. _.. Ortudiag 2l to 26 lansllling Malting Oart. Dutch. „ food ARRIVAL; Of GRAIN, EC.. CARRIAGE. FROM APRIL I Toms 0444f44 IN Tha. Roussfold AO le a se Is at = los easier, et alp le be a 01211. it. it. I Nide sad Swale VSe IS 1 itamisa _ II to 111 rya:. 1 Reak_ 1 1 0PdIN !NAL kV` IS te Se SS le us I=. MUM OM utile Se le Taw _ fl to IL - lora rma, per rek te to a kora, „ a Amara. Fa U le Cearrak .. It le IN INTO LONDON BT WATER TO APIUL iNOLINSIVi ----- - Inset. I Briley. Malt. Oita Thur. • qrs. qrs. gra 4ira asks. bils. Isiah* awl ketch 1170 .. Irish Pomp i 110 ISIS .. Ole 111 .. Terril IWO WO 410 IMO US .. MINCING LANZ.- (THIS DAY./ £400A1.-There is only moderate demand, but Weeds' of Wait India have been at previous prima Mauritius sold, low to ice trews, 295. to 34a; low and middling yeasts 344. 6d. to 36a; crystallised, low to fine pillow, 365. 6d. is 394. 6d. ; and Madras brown Dative, 295. ed. to 30s. Be fitted : the ooutioued light supply cheeks lenethilee ; prises are very firm : brown lamps, ths. to 48e. 4d. Carry-The market is firm brat quiet. 0000 A has sold at folly previous rats, ; good to line Trinidad 71a. to 91e. ; very superior, 101.. dd. Tae.-Ilts amid is moderate at pwvios prier. low limited ease have e effected, low is netddliog white Boogal, 9a 9d. te 10s. 104 d. ; good wide. 13s. 70. FRCIT.-'fhere has been a very active specolative demand for currants, and at higher prow, the latest iIIIDO6OIIIIIM being at prime 3a. abuse those previously ruling. Eames Arm. Bum roatiouss is good request at firm prime. 150 par. of Berbioe sold at is 5d., and 150 pone. of Demmer& at ls. 6d. Elavrernix.- At previous full prices about 2,000 bop sold. Bengal, refraction 3to 4!, 39a. 6d. ; Madras, retro'. lion 15, at 36e. 6d. Cones continues quiet, about 600 balsa sold. Hier. -St. Petersburg clean remains at MI. to 391. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the mil joined prices :-Tesem tallow, 41s. 9d. est mat; Petersburg T.O. se the we b 445.; Jose, 44.. 34. to 44e. 44.; July, 46. ; Oaths, Dee tuber, 47.. BOROUGH HOP MARKSL—(IIIIB DLL) Mews. Pattoodoo aid Baia it or ica, gedidd for the bettor sod of bops. both Emilio\ asel at • ft& tber whams in vowed' a/ 2s. to 4• pat eirk TRAIFFIO RILTIJII.IIIB. 114 , War- TWA TOsl. Lawn = wares thoodia MSS LW Work main April 24 4 £ It Cork sad Imam Weak en= Arlin. o=di.Wroftrara ilhowtows WI 1111 TM 140/ WS wan varis PIIOI77OIAL MASS NLSKIT& Women. Ana, ll—Sales to4r) Indbad dock, ltr— Groot lassoohturn 144--buobre oadllimoo. Ui—Moratottleno. Bask, 1 4.-1111gon Losurartee Compaq. v.—Confederate 14811. llintax. ill s, * . 1. ArIMIL-01 Orr Wales rock there iron burro 10-11bor Yang Gunroom 4 o t 41—StrohmhtusGoo rsator at 344-11.4ohat era Proloaharo ME per Pot. Ito—ret arab Voir, linolulbola alma gored to 1-44st buries mg Woremberalse Carl, not to Bogging emagg. Set to t7-111rmoug3aut ra do , 13 to =arrsangqg M Lurie son Ira Orr Dr torn, 611- 11 rnot Lou= 1$ Lu l l-direst Northam A, UP—Groot Aaron et Orrola. bew a lox 4.—Orist Wrier% ON 1 5. 4—Loodoo ard North W W_LiaMllwrgetall. 146-111.110.1, Itlf North Brit:l2. 'l Z Sr tom 511 4 I—Thames and Worry Marne tow -1 p.—lloak of Ilabehester oertaeros. 4-11atleeks. 45. Darn, Arm. 27.—Three par Cent. drools. 111 I — Nor Three per Cert. Stock, PI 101 91—Ditto, for sorer (111th KW. —IWO& 71rn per t Catl lO6 —Norma ark Irolort. 14141.r16.411--Nattoeml oa k Urlistl4ll. poltk nk ot Irelsnd. ISI. paid, 90—heral Ark og liar* 164 pad. tal—Cort. B lartrogL sad droll% 14 4 4 _polk Greg Southern mod Western, 1001. pate, 1-11141 rid Orr IFIA•111. bin rues. ISt paid. 1114—fthlr ir4 Drnattotto, {pr oat. immtee d. pep 10‘4. ilt—Dablrn, Wicklow. owl Wexford. 6 per cent. prP.