The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-28 00:00:00

LAW INTILLIGICIICS. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. WINN Mr. Oweerimioser Goalbai.) The IOWAOMS WOO; 111701W001 . 1 . 14 d Werwiek-haa Ina the Alas fee Ireaudeadea W ilieberga The task nape's debts awl Weimar re 141,1180 L; sta monad at LWproperty bad b, w. M 1 ..earn.. 2,172 L Of the Ne.N. are anted to be lemereed is easseelise walk the delfpwas, Msarvitasp. Mr. G. Ulmer* appeared for Ow 11111141.1161 sea dY apt Ala say oppoetioa U. order beta pasted ; ILL C. Lane eeppated. Order mama --- air mix rfluthirs.—c••• Dr • asuesos. The bankrupt. a seiscitor. of th. ow Jewry, applied Ist Ye ardor of designs. sad elleo IN MOMS bass esalady. Hie debra ere 3,irt4/. : the emote er. Anted at upward, a 1 40001., oeeetettair principally el tam et earth whisk an we yet amide out. Mr. Ailidndw. for the official memo% offered so tinsel. Saw ; Mr. G. Lewis rupported. Hie Hower mathd the anise ef dietherie, sad doe as wawa( salsas, seder Ow I Ilth was. al the ale ask whisky • bashassa will *basis his ismelkaa ilbelrase tam 11014010. IX XL / ! XD lITNNOWIL The baskrePleweere pearl. ktoy massfectareve and oil seecheete, of Creesest..flosheey-read. This was the ad jourood *trier for exammatio• emd Medmege. Their debts sod hotelmen are J.Jf. ; assais rdassmil at 2 . 4601 . Mr. Week for the smrassa, odtersol so *pommies ; Mr. )Isy sod Mr. Deemer appeared far the beakrup4. la mimes to the court. Mr. West Mated that tbe reale bed sot yet bees realised. The stock was of • pooilisr oats,.. sad the swirlier, were dwebrose to lump the bummer toge ther maid autumn, whim the stock 'slot be more admix'. tereeesly realised. A bill of Nab, bed bees given by the Umbras, to Moon :roves sod Ihobwood, who had takes property of 40U1. coder that mitheetty ; bat Um 'mimosas Pr to owiteet the validity of the hill a rk. s C ed ome was ultimately adiesreed ler a week, .slog to the abloom at Mr. Begley, who bed bees reloised for owe of the baskrupes. wATinsa r. —NM JCILISDICTION Or TR) COOS?. The was • atm which came before thecourtbiooOdir; hoe of kw owing to UN treader of the losolveney Immisses to the emit. Them eases were formerly heard is Part street seder the set II and 7 plc., cap. 127. retitled i " Asset fee better raistriss the payment of mall debts." Where t far s eessll mewast bad been recovered is a co mart, and maid ad be whirred, the act 'Mho ri the plaistiff Is moms tie detesdast before the lo ...lnput Court. the *Ape sf whisk had the power of can mum; for 40 days. Is the preset case the claim wee for IW. odd, the amount of an nadsalskar's bill. Mr. Terry appeared for the phinlif. The defendant v i.ur,,l in penes, and stand UM the sham waa for the funeral rciensen ed his fallbeiroybsweesbete wee not yet wound up. Ao adjournment for • =sae w ardwed. THE POLICE COURTS. (TDis DAT.) MANSION•HOUSE. Tilt cwr.AT JEWICLLIIIT 101111KILY O.f ocowarts." ri e "Jr. Bilis, late porter to Mr.. Dodd, a jeweller sod watchmaker, is:Tying on been:isms on Cornhill, was this riling brought before Mr. Alderman Rose for resizamina tmo, epos the charge of stadia( watches sad jewellery vetoed at 7001., the property of that gentleman. Mr. Mullen. appeared for the prosecution ; and Mr. Lewis, jeer., attended on behalf .t the prisoner. It will be remembered that at the former inseebastioa it nee proved that the robbery in question was committed es the night of the 11th of March Lit, or early oar ' : the following moraine, and that property consist- Mg of gold and silver watches and other valuable articles of jewellery, was stoles. The primmer was em ployed as porter to the prosecutor, and considerable cotaileace was placed iu him, and he slept in the hones. The prosecutor and his wife went out in the even* is treSticre and returned at 12 o'clock at night, and at {hat time the premise. appeared to be quite safe, and they west to bed thinking that the property was secure. At an early hour on the following morning the family were alarmed by the police, who discovered that the panel of the street door in l'oruhill had bee* cat in each a manner as to lead to a Ladle! that the premises had been entered by thieves. Upon rar.ful eaamioatioo, however, it was found that this was cro.lvutly merely • blind, and the sustion on the Pert uf the prosecution was that the ro bb ery must have brin committed by some person inside the house. The prouctial points of SUPpICIOD &gaited the prisoner were that oh the evening the robbery was °unmated the primmer :wilt the servant out to buy • newspaper, sad at tilts tows the priaooer was alone in the house, a.. 1 *is supposed that this opportunity was taken for Ito commission of the rubbery. hot the slightest portion of tic ...lush!, protest, has beets recovered, and, tiotwith sushi% the exertions of the police, all trace of it appease to I.s. lost. . . Elimbeth Clutterback, the *errant, was re-called, and she 'Wel, in aaswer to questimis put to her by Mr. Hulloes, that a the night of the robbery the prisooer put some panted questato. to her as to the time when she expected her master sod gantries to be home, and also whether har nuntniss's sister haul ar, impstmel them. In enesiexamioatton this witoess soil that the prisoner hal I. en left to charge' of the premises on several preview , cranes,, 110 , 1 that when she went out to fetch the Dews. for lt.• prisoocr she saw a nue of NW pieous appearance startling 'against the shop shutters. She likewise stated that, so far as she was able to form ea omeue, the prisoner always appeared to be very careful is • the inn gotta. Sib 1).41, the prosecutor, was recalled, and be stated, in 411411 , tf to a question put by Mr. Lewis. that be kept the pr • lour nee weeks to hue service after the oceurreoce, .Ith, be was se itialotml with all the fact, that bad now teen bt fors...tit : coil it appeared that during the whale of that time the prisoner haul been watched by the yolk*. Alderism mmer. Hose, after a Icagtheeed 'equity, diecharged tbe pri jultf,BOßt)( l oll.lfTli EET. 11.411113/4 IS TIM %LareNTIPIIL—ANAAULT of • PARK ktIrItIL Henry elves woo charge', with assaulting John Brewslag, Hp:7 . 1;••••able. So. 21 .. add he mopped the reinsert yesterday aions is, et 11 o dock, 4011 told him, be having children with bin, that he most sot fish In the Serpentine. Primmer aid, "Wirt' do pm call this fashion* r He (eritsers) Seek • ens sway from use of the children and thus made as attack oo hies, bit his thumb, and ~171 si es stetted ensue, and called out to bystanders W asiosi hum. Intendant--I was wheeliai a child &too; at the Urns is a perambulator. alias the paritheeper came up and said I had beau &bass. The park-limier usual a tea from the child to throw ais the aster sal 1 tried to prevent him. 11l had teems I wee sot allowed to fish I would hare gives up the Ash at ewe. Mr. K tees veld wine • park limper came up to do hie duty seed sal be .welted. It was absurd to talk at its ledes se cases. far little children to catch lb. Ash, bat the fdeitssdant) bed Ist hie team and acted wrosey. His rally fear alms he (the magistrate) omit to see for himself vim that the little children might fall is. They did sot wens to he is anybody's way. Hs hol on a former accasios told the park-keepor to take the sticks and bottles sway, but sot to 6riss Hui children to the court is custody. tM defeedeat was heed la. WEITIIINSTER. 0► TUE ♦PPtOACQW TO TIM MLA? So‘f Sesineerr, a young man, wee eharged with Outne•titig the thormuthfare near the Great Exhibition. Mennen, 20: %. mid he was on duty on &today , ft•• , . , ..0, in the Cromwell-road, when be law the defend a i;. a large bisaket full of oranges and nuts, which was Pla , ol , so the footway ' , outlawed. The obstruction was so gout that people bed to go out into road. Witness L I fre quen tly cautioned hint is the coarse of the after nua. ant, finding that be crested the ~ .Iwitruction com l.toced of afterwurls, took him ioto ciutody. Tim defeodasit said that be had only just come out to sell f r e.otangea, and wee nut await that he caused itay oh 'truth. n. s , llama Stevens &awned that it would he found by the pi.bro charge.sheets leifore his worabip that there were no de's thud tea cases of a similar descnptioo to this. There Ver., a teat amber of peretiLla around the Exhibition on sciAlAy Afternoon, and the iumeivenieoce occasioned by per sou. hawkiocgoede was so gnat as to be a general cause of rompleint. The etliestime of the police had been parts "truth, called to it, and iu order to abate the nessaace persons bad been Appreheeded. It'syoter said that the traffic thew on Sundays was g furnished defen dant y pmaitthe for anyone ko pi by. This aro' °then with a grog weber ductrs, aed they therefore Hocked there. The plies he kept clear, and he should fine defendant red all tb- odors lobs, or ib default 7 days, sod if it were repeated Le hould iotlict the full punishment of 40a or ow month. SOUTHWARK. "--•• "" ""' ERIII7/I.FMENT DT TIIL MRCRETART " VI A TRADE ROCTITT. FraACtra, late secretary to the Friendly Iroorimegers, was brought before Mr. liarchent. 'n • warrant, be Chadband, 216 M. from Woodworth Howie of Correction, charged with ember ding various semis of acme. received by him for aad on account a Qs exi% "fr wee for the premonition, and Mr. W. Ed aidveared for the prisoner. \fr. ihans informed his worship that three raostlis ago the prrvoner was charged at this court before Mr. Comb* vv t h fraudulently withholding or destroying the box of the uviety during the time he was secretary, causing great loss ''"l r , rigiderible inconvenience to members who lad foe ..oi.+l their cootributioos to him, sod be had hat accoosted for them. M. Otionbe, oa hearing slat charge. einvieted the rienrvr 6.r withholding the bcoks, and miaowed him to As 'ht • ,••• ..f Correction for three months with hard labour. ut sentence aspired thin morting, Lod be was appro. 'eled .m • wernult charging hint with erabesalemeot. lio .1, 'old gall sufheirnt evideoos to warrant his worship's rttnaiu.ling hun for other testimony. Jaw Naß i lia a s: el the hushes el the misty, mid be knew tho as bobs tie s ane lo west bed asseietleo Kr. Mei% the lim Mee dleseeumed, sod It erne howl est be b.& ersberded weer& of 170 i. Mr. ado% mud dot bo ebedd sot aster into say deism at the slop el the proseedlop lot be Amid ea he war. ship to shit bit slim. le loft as be wee esthries error* hem lie his lasi impriimme& Kr. Mir NU be IWO sot eldest to tart worse big artporebted the bit yen MMatathl beenheiders. arehroi remesded Ile erkesor, sod greed to oxeye lon sorethe d 1001. (Ma hr W appeareace. wits hey. etsbt boos' mhos to the esikshar for the preseestko. PAPAL LOSS OP PEI AMSAICAN SHIP TIIINTY. NISI 874713.-TWELVI ram mar. Particulars have been received relative to the heel week et Use American ship Thirty-Mae States, which we wrecked • few miles to the southward at Os llyoffera. seer Vigo, when twelve of the clew perished. The ill-fated elep was it • voyage from Cardiff to Genoa, sad oa the 21641 t ult. she eneountered a severe pie from tais westward, which kept isereesiog sod carried away most of the nails. Tower& midnight it was discovered that the .hip we making mesh lama and drifting on shore fast. The see was temeies t ouslv high, and as it was evident that the weld s tr ike, there ben no room to wear her, Ceetetn CLrLI.e Mend the forward (long) boat to be low ered, which weep{ miler thestern all safe. The commandca then directed las Mods to gee late the bast, but they, tearing apparently NN she weahl get sheue against the ship's side by the leeszs. hesiested fa going into her. The carte* by ways( ea example, then jumped ism the boat with • repo, wee much hurt. This rope was this eseured to the sha, sad _several of the mem came down by it, hut a beery sea loseiftg the boat a little to leeward,frishtea.d the rensalader of the Grew cm beard that they refined Ile let themselves down. The steward, who bad beset mediweenrieg to obtain some iced, Om took to the born; mad the opals belled the remainder et the ere ry to have, es the .kip wee then in the breams, sad this was sot • memene to be lost The unhappy how. ever, weld nee be isideeed to maks off, sad at Imgih the boat wee le* go, sad kb the souse of lee minutes at so the ship struck sad ,see west to plisse, whoa all es board, twelve in number, whim/ The boat bad greet difficulty in keeping out at the breams sad beteg embed 'slime, said after nearly twelve bouts' bard rowleg the survivors safely landed oe ease of the Bayous Islands. On the following day the mutes sad consul visited the scene of the catastrophe, and found the coast strews with wreck, but no bodies. The ship was largely insured. A new review is about to appear in Paris, en titled L'lndipesdastre Parisinm. It will embrace au ex amination of all the new works that make their appear ance, and will be supported by nom of the first litemry men of the day. _ _ Emil MATE; FOR CIVIL SERVICM. —A general ab stract wee published this morning of the grants to be pro posed for the civil services of 1862-3, compared with the grants for 1861.2. We find that for the whole seven classes there is as iscreses of 22131. The grants for civil services in 1861-2 included &vote of 73,0001. for " civil contingencies" —• vote which doss not appear this year under that head. CIVIL SERVICE EBTIMATES.—.EDUCATION, SCIVCCI AND Aire—This class of estimates for 1862-3 amounts to 1,410,114 f., which is 50,1181. more than the amount teat year. The exams is chiefly due to the vote far public edu cation (Great Britain), which is Mc-reseed this year by 38,325/. The entire vow for public education proposed for 1862-3 is 842,1191. OMNISUB TRAFFIC DURING THE EXHIBITION Seanon.—Daring the lest few days omnibus pronrietors have disylayed a laudable anxiety to provide for thej extra ordinary amount of Male which will *womanly set for some months steadily towards South Kensington. A new line of omnibuses, with three horses abreast, and of light and convenient construction, have started from the Elephant and Castle, Borough, to inn to the Exhibition, by Waterloo- bridge and Charing-cross, at • sixpenny fare ; and another sew line of " Havelock's" has been put on at King's-craw, which rues to the Exhibition for threepence; and other sew limes are about to be started. The new mad from Bayswater acmes Hyde-park to the Game's-gate, opposite the Prince AlberVread, is mow completed. It will he opened to public traftio on Thursday, and will not only re lieve the pressure of traffic through Park-lane, but will also given much nearer route from the Paddington railwekation to the Exhibition, reducing the cab-fare from la. 6 d. to Is., at least it is presumed so ; but the police authorities, it is said, have set yet lad the distance measured. ATTIOUT TO MURDER • CouvrY COURT BAILIFF. —At the Gaiety Hall, Derby, on Friday last, George Winfield, el Ockbrooke, was brought up in custody on • charier of cutting and wounding Edward Hucknall, one of the bailiffs of the Derby County Court. Another bailiff, named Parkins, deposed to having accompanied Hucknall, on the day previous, to Ockbrooke. for the purpose of apprir bending Winfield for non-compliance with an order of the Derby County Court. The prisoner refused to walk to' Derby, and • coaveystioe was therefore procured. On arrival' at Borrowaah, about four miles from Derby, witness bad occasion to get out of the conveyance, but no sooner had he done so than he heard Hucknall cry out, and rn hastening back he found that the prisoner had made an attempt to take has life by stabbing him in the face with a pocket-kuife. Owing to the severe nature of the wounds inflicted, the prosecutor was unable to attend before the magistrates to give evidence. A medical certificate to that effect from Mr. (hipbone; surgeon, being seat in, the bench therefore remanded the prisoner until Friday next. THE MURDER NEAR REDDITCH.--, 1 111 inquest VMS held on Friday afternoon, at the home of Mr. Edge, (Tuthill Farm, near ReMitch, before Mr. Peale, wester for the Northern Division of Warwickshire, on the body of Sarah Kirby, a domestic servant in the employ of Mr. Edge, farmer, who was shot by • fellow-servant named George Gardener, • farm labourer, as re in our columns on Friday LA The jury ret • verdict of " Wilful murder" Gardener. Tug MURDER IN LONGFORD.—Patrick Roma, =whom the corooer's jury have returned a verdict of murder, is still at large. Cksrigan, it appears, wee quite aware of the hatred home to him by this man ; but he paid no attention to his threat.. Roes's attack on Mrs. Corr,: in, who beg in, to show some symptoms of 119COTAM was cowardly in t he last degree She was stooping over tM craille of her child when the ridden fired at bor. A great dial of sympathy is felt for her la the neighbourhood. THE FATAL R•ILWAV Ace' tw.tr IN ITALY.— The Italian newspapers contain particulate respecting the fatal collision which took place on the 19th inst. on the Central Tureen line of railway between Siena and Asciano. This circumstasee, happily of rare occurrence in Italy, took place in the following manner. A detachment of grena diers booed for Umbria had been forwarded by the or dinary passenger train from Florence as far as Siena. At this point the soldiers were transferred to • speeial train, while the passenger train was &Mimed for ball an hour. At Falconcello there is a Mosel. Here the engine-driver, finding that his supply of water was deficient, began to hack the train, cootrary to the regulations, which in sneh cases simple permit the stoppage of the engine and the display of a red flag. Meanwhile the passenger train left behind at Siena was advancing at full speed, and no efforts on the part of the second driver could avert the catastrophe. A terrible collision was the consequence. Assistance was promptly procured, and it was discovered that ID persons were killed, 25 dangerously hurt, and numbers more or Ins grievously wounded. Au order has been issued for the arrest of the driver, whore negligence was the sole cense of the calamity, but he is nowhere to he found ; Tel of the rufferera hare been rest to Siena, seven only, whom condition did not admit of re moval, remain at Aeciano. THIC YELVEZTON MARRIAOI CAL —The n.rgii meats on the bill of exceptions in this case were resumed and concluded on Friday in the Court of Donne Pleas, Dublin, sod judgment will be delivered this day (Monday). C•MBILID111 AND BED►ORD RAILWAY. —The works on this line are rapidly approaching completion ; the government inspector will examine them in a few flays, and according to present arrangements public traffic is to he' commenced on WedneisiLty, June Is. The line will not be worked in connexion with the Eastern Counties, from which sv.tem it may prweibly divert some traffic, as it opens a third mute from Cambridge to the metropolis, Tit the London and North Western. Under these circumstances a district station has been erected foe the new line at Cambridge, but it is not Dearer the town than that of the &stens Counties. It was proposed a year or two Piece to extend the line to Haverhill, so as to effect a junction with the Caine Valley and Holstead, but the Eastern Counties has succeeded for the present in defeating this scheme. QI ERNALAND. —ARRIVAL COT THREE IMMIGRANT SHIM AT BitIMIANt. —ooe one bUildned end eifilit motile arrived in Moreton Bar on Thursday last, in the ships Jessie Mann, Saldanhs, end CMOS' Oodeft'roy. The two former vessels had been off the onset for several days prevlotw, bat, owing to the southerly gales which prevailed, sad tessequent high sea running, the vessels did not come tan amebae until the 30th ult.—ewe-salami Guardia., 141 b. L . _ _ Ni ue magpies, 7 quails, 3 langhinc: jackaases, 12 renetireasted cockatoos, and 1 wallaby bare been imported into Auckland, New Zealand, by the Auckland Acclima tisation Society. Two of the magpies were let loose. and Immediately commenced work by killing grubs sad cater pillars in a pollen. DL ICH RHIIcIAH RAILWAY.—The reoeipta for the fortnight ending March 31, 1862, amounted to 7,3264 Ili. 10d., and for the eorrespooding period of last year to 7,2431. 111 a. Id.. abowWg_ita increase of 831. 2a. ltd. in tamer et the gement year. The receipts since the cummencernset et the present book year, as the let Hay, in c l u di ng th e , above, sweated to 180,5901. 17e. 1014., 'hewing en increase as eceopered with the eorreeperelies portal el INS pee al 18,1371. de. 101. The work et apemen for the fortnight omoo m o d t o 3,1381. 2 e. 3d., or 42.83 per cent of there.** and for the oorreepeedieg period of lest year to 2.8631. 10s. 5c1., or 39.52 per cent.. showing an increase of expenses amounting to 2741. Ile. Nkl. against the torment year. The working expense., from the Ist May, 1861, to the 31st Meta, 1862, amounted to 69.0001.17 x. 6a., or 36.20 per east. of the receipts. The working expenses for the year 186041 were 36.42 percent. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, BMUS L 1878.-417118 DAL) Two o'iltoox. The railway share market is very buoyant to-day, and most of the principal lines have improved. Lon don and North Western and South Eastern stocks have risen 1 per rent. • Lancashire and 'Yorkshire, 1 ; and Great We stern and Eastern Counties, Midland is exceedingly fiat, and has 1. needed per cent. London and North Western stock is now quoted 941 to 1; Great Western, 7 3i to!; Midland, 1971 toe; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 1071 to ; Caledoinen, 109 to 1 ; South Eastern, 83/ to 841 ; Eastern Counties, 58 to ; and Great Northern, 114 to 115. Pre parations for to-morrow's settlement engage atten tion. The principal feature in the foreign and colonial railway share market is the continued demand for Belgian shares, most of which have risen consider ably. oADINAIIr NIA= AND ISTOM. IPd I kan.wArs. I e1° 2 1 447 _ _ _ 9 I 0146 1 tads, OLIN I t 0077671. I n ek raC is ho p.a. C a ON atersottal 74 8 -, II A Mph rm.. - ... 10 oil Datim.lkolid.4l3o.o 6 7 ... N. 010 NUM NI NNW -- 01 N - N. 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Immes h Ann 10.—Ssies today :—Celeasoiso stock 109 1 110-11dIsherpt end Clissiow. 1101 51—lanossler sod 11101--lcuismidets sod T Mold!, stoat, 10011071—Loodo= Psi W sad &tea Wotan, 00110:0-11outic lluien, di and Dehisce, 150 100- 148 ch Ahead* id D.--Oreat 16 1-111-1111nols Osnlael, 461071-lAree• pool and Leaden End 11_1 .Si D . — ' T sad ifthrol. 1 1 I—Cousols, mew, le 1111— elloo/1114, Se IS 1 1•11001‘11, AMYL to.-75s milt* woe Wei this sod pekes rather weeks.. Omni Dug= AT ribal eesesesi—lonctuidre .54 Toefidise. 1 154 )Yd alton, su 021 nest soeoust— am 4 Ua. oolushlre, 411—Themes and XX= =tee, ii I L-. Blackbeni Purchase, 1021-11 en Itieich 1146 p. I 7 I 7 • 6 Z i 81 88 11l 104 i d i Pin N 1O I I obi st 1 9 2 0 12 i 12t li} I% I I It I IS 100 12 12e Ja Is_ 1862. MONBY M&BKBT.-(THIS DAL) Two o'Cwcl. The funds to-day have improved, and the markets generally are firm. Most of the principal railway stocks have advanced. The demand for Belgian railway share* continues very active. It is reported that Moans. Rothschild have con tracted to take the whole Russian Loan of 15,000,000/. at 90, and that it will be offered here forthwith, either at the price originally !stated, 92, or, perhaps, at 9L The French government is said to have forbidden its introduction on the Paris Bourse. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 70fr. 50c., being i per cent. better than on Saturday. India Five per Cents. are steady at 1081 to I. Foreign stocks have shown increased buoyancy, the scrip of the new Turkish Loan having especially advanced to 22 to 22 prem. The Six per Cents. of 1854 are quoted 80 to 1, andthose of 1858,691 to7ol. The Egyptian Loan is fraction higher, at 1 1 to prem. Transitions are recorded as follows :—Austrian Five per Cents., 561 (exchange ; Brazilian Old Five per Ceuta., 1002, ex div. ; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 641 (exchange 126.) ; Italian Five per Cents., 681, i (exchange 25fr.) ; Moorish Five per Cents., 91; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 4151 ; Russian Five per Cents., 96 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 902; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 604, }, 3 ; Spanish New Deterred Three per Ceuta., 44 ; the Committee's Certificates, 81, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 802, ex div. ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 691, 70; ditto 1001. Bonds, 72; ditto Six per Cents., 1862 (scrip), 11, per. Consols are officially marked 931 and 1 for money, and 931 and i for the account. The present quota tion is 932 to 1 both for cash and the Bth of May. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 238 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 921; New Three per Cents., 911, 921 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 108 i, 1, f ; ditto Five per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100} ; ditto, 1864, 1002, 1 ; Five per Cent., " enlaced " rupee paper, 1032 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 109 ; Exchequer Bills, 205., 18s., 21a., 17s. prem. The Shannon has arrived from the West Indies with 371,0001. in specie, and the Niagara, from Boston, with 11,0001. • A contemporary, we see, frames a calculation upon the hypothesis of a Russian Five per Cent. Stock being worth 991. ss. The course of the market and the monstrous amount of the new Loan would rather appear to indicate that there is little prospect of Russian Five per Ceuta, touch ing that price again for years to come. The scrip of the New Turkish Loan has improved, the preparations for the settlement on Wednesday apparently indicating that the floating supply is not large. It may be useful to give the annexed statement, which shows the net amount that will have to be paid on the 30th instant by persons desirous of paying in full. It refers to any sum between 1001. and 50,0001. : Gran amount Six pot cent. Lowing net to be et &count paid in fall 48 per cent. is noel to on 41111 30. £lOO .. .48 .... OMI 2 .... .47 0 10 1,000 :: 480 .... 911 7 .... 470 8 5 . 5,000 .. 7,400 .... 47 18 0 .... 2,862 2 0 10,000 .. iBOO .... 96 16 0 .... 4,701 4 0 20,000 .. ..400 .... 191 19 1 .... .9,98 _T 11 30,000 .. 14,400 .... 287 8 2 .... 14,112 11 10 40,000 .. 19,200 .... 383 4 2 .... 18,816 15 10 50,000 .. 24,000 .... 479 0 3 .... 23,520 19 9 The steamer Menailie will take 130,680/. in specie, of which 13,0001. is gold for Alexandria, and 21,5001, gold, and 96,1801. silver, for Bombay. The stoppage is announoed of Mr. John Kim berley, of the Eagle Iron Works, Oldbury. The amount of the liabilities has not transpired. The Liverpool cotton market on Saturday was flat. The transactions comprised 5,000 bales. The Bombay Gas Company (Limited) was an nounced on Saturday, with respectable names. This appears to be a well-considered project, and has been in contemplation for some years. The population of Bombay . is upwards of 700,000 souls, and is steadily increasing. The means of lighting the fort ;and city are at present very inadequate, especially considering the importance of Bm bay as the seat of government, and the emporium of a growing commerce. It is mentioned that the comps y has met with great encouragement from the Governor and Council of the Presidency, and baa been promised, in addi tion to a suitable site for the erection of the works, an exclusive privilege for the first 21 years. The success achieved by the Oriental Gas Company in Calcutta, whose shares are at nearly 50 per cent. premium, affords additional encouragement to the present enterprise. The directors express " the fullest confidence that the undertaking will be more than ordinarily remunerative. The capital is fixed at 250.0001., in shares of SI. each, of which the first issue will he 100,0001." A portion of the shares is reserved for India. Five per cent inte rest is to be paid to the shareholders from the date of payment of the several calls until twelve months after the company shall begin to supply gas to the public. The Commercial Union Assurance Company will commence the business of life assurance on the let of May. Mr. W. P. Pattison, late of the London and Provincial Law Office, has been appointed ac tuary and manager of the life department. From the high position already gained by this office it is inferred that it will soon obtain a considerable amount of business in this new branch. - _ . Subjoined Is; • statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of the railway calls falling due in the month of May. The total is small. Amount Srp Mtare. A i reads ' Number Due la May, 1881. DWI, Bald. Call. of Shares. Amount. Bombay, Haroda, dd. Five per Cent. Da bantam, 1866 2B 76 p at. 85 p at. . £75.000 Caps Town 4 18 SA 0 0 25.000 60,000 Dahl an allotment dept. 0 10 0 125,000 62,500 London and Insckwall. New Shares Nostb Malordeldra .13116,161 Consols, which closed yesterday at 98} to f, both for money and the Bth of Hay, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 93( to I. The official business report is as follows :-- Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931 I ; ditto, for account (May 8), 931 ; Three per 43ents. Re duced, 92, k ; New Three per Cents., 92, ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1886, 15 3-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, Annuities ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 1863, 1 ; ditto, 1864, 1004, f ; Five per Cent. "enf " rupee paper, 1031; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 106 f. The India Five per Cent. Stock wee quoted 106} i to f, and Exchequer Bills at 17a. to 20e. prem. I Foreign stocks were generally dull. Bank share. were quiet at former prices. Lon . don and County Bank were inquired for. In mis cellaneous shares Australian Agricultural show a alight improvement. MINER.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci.. There is • fair amount of businessdOiiiiu - i — the mining market today at steady rates. Great Wheal Fortune shares continue in demand, and have improved to 26 to 26. East Caradon are quoted NI to I, being firm ; Wheal Beton, 134 to 136 ; and Marko Valley, 10 to East Bunt shares have been dealt in at 428, 420, and 4221; l and East Caradon, at 38f, in each case for money. Foreign and colonial descriptions are without variation. A few bargains will be found recorded in the official list. _ _ _ _ Tbe prospectus of the (lilvach Coal Company (Limited) is in circulation. This company is formed to work a valuable coal field in the parish of Llantriseent, falamorgansbire, con fining 323 acres of coals adapted fur house, gas, steam, and coking purposes. There are likewise a seam of cannel coal, various courses of ironstone, and beds of fireclay. The coal de posita are stated to bed enormous extent, and rail way communication exists to the port of Cardiff. The promoters put forward a large estimate of pro bable profit. The major portion of the purchase money is to consist of paid-up shares, so that the lessees will retain their interest in the undertaking. The capital is 30,0001., in shares of 2L. each. The Bere Charter Mining Company (Limited) is also announced, with a proposed capital of 20,000/., in 1/, shares. The object is to work deposits of copper ore near Barnstaple, Devon. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARL4ALNL-(THIS DAY.) The TUMOUR has for the Let few days benomi brill aptly fine, and most fevourable for the growing crops, and vegeta tion of every kind has made great programs. For the past week the supply of English wheat was very contracted spin. Floor moderate. Barley, oats, bee*, and pen limited. Malt • fair quantity. Seeds of every desmpt on short. A few Scotch oats arrived, bat not any Irish. Thedoeskin arrivals of wheat increased towards the end of the week, mostly Prussian, Black Sea, and a small quan tity of American. Flour-16,000 barrels American. A very small supply of Swedes and Danish. Several of beans, mostly Egyptian A good supply of Irrirei g from the Wed Indies. Other descriptlolos very small. The wheat trade too ay is extremely dull. Buyers offer ing considerably less money than factors are willing to ac cept, the English wheat stands over for future markets. Foreign slow, at the rates of this day week. Flour participates in the dulnees of the wheat trade, but quotations are unaltered. Barley folly as dear. Oita 6d. to Ls. dearer than this day week. Beans and peas fully maintained late rates. SEAM-Tares, eloveneed, massy, and mustard very drag ging ,• linseed and renewed about the same as Monday hat. FLOAT/NG CABOOES.-Several expected, and buyers hold ing off at present. WHIT.-Engliah : Eases and Kent, white, new, 555. to 625.; ditto, floe old, --e. to --e.; ditto, red, new, 51s. to 584., ditto, fine old, -s. to --s. ; Norfolk, ten, Sue old, -e. to -a.; red, new, -a. to -a Foreign : 625. to 64e.; fine, 645. to 65e.; extra, 65e. to 675.• Kosiwg, 575. to 625.; ditto, extra, 645. to 72e.; RostOok, extra, 60s. to 63a; Mecklenburg, 58a. to 625. ; Uckermark ditto, -a. American white, 59e. to 625. ; ditto, red, 555. to 575.; Cana dian, 55a. to 57e. Baser.-English =sift, 375. to 38s. ; fine, 42e. ; Finding 29e. to 315.; sad distilling, 32.5. to 345. per qr. ; Amiga (nnding, 275. to 315.; ditto distilling, 31s. to 33i. MALT.- lah, Baas and Norfolk, 595. to 631. ; fine, 635. to 675. ; and Wars, 655. to 685.; brow, 50m. to 58s. Oars.-English feed, 21s. 0.1. to 245. Od. ; potato, 25a. to 29s ; foreign, 225. to 275. Baura.-English tick, 345. to 355. ; harrow, 38e. to 395. ; le3Bs. to 39,, • foreign. Meagan, 30s. to 31s. ; tick, t: 6 237 u ; to 39e. ; Epptlan, 325. to 335, Flab- En glish to 40a.: Whits and blue, 395, to 425. ; maple, --a. to -s.; grey, 35e. to 375.; hog, 375. to 395.; foreign, 355. to 38s. FLoon-English town, 44.. to 46e.; ditto fine, 49a. to 555.; isouatty, 445. to 45e. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 38e. to 415.; Fresh,-o, to -a. pee wok ; U.S. sweet, 284. to 3114 Osonlian. 28.. to 31.5. : Spanish, -t to-s. INDUS Coal.-White, 325. to 34a. ; yellow, 30s. to 32e. ?tonnes Cannons , all C. F. and 1.-W heat Berdi seeki and Mariano*, per 4921 b c, 45e. topes. ; (Mirka, 45a. to49s. ; palish Odeon, per 481 Abe., red, 42a. to 44e.. ; white, - • Danube and °slats, 465. to 47a. ; Laptian. 34. to 375. Barley : Egyptian and Syran, per 4001 be.. 12. e. to Zia. ; Odessa and Danube, do., Ms. to 245. Beans : Egyptian, per 4801be.,315. to 32e. Main : OdAAMIL and Oalate, per 4921b5., 31s. 411. to 32s ,• Ibrail and Bulgarian, per 4dOlbs., 31e. Od. to 32a. ; 'French, do, -a. to -s. ; American, do., 295. to Mt .Egyptian, -s. to -s. klamia.-10anary seed, peqr. 40e. to 50.. ; Hemp seed, per qr., 46a. to 501.; M ustard seed, per bushel, white, 6s. to 9s. ' • brows, 7s. to 10e. ; Linseed, per qr, crushing, 6es. to 68e. ' • Linseed cakes, English, per too, ill. Os. to 12/. Oe. ; American, thin, in bac, per too, Oa. to 121. 10e.; do., in hap,lll. Os. to 111. 10s.; Bade, 01. to 01. Os. ; Marseilles, 10i. to 10/. 10e.: Rape cakes, 6/. Otto 71. ; Tana, per bushel, winter, Ba. to 9a. Od. ; Rape seed, Zeglik, per qr., 645. to 725. tiro LONDON ruor APlill. 11 TO APRIL 26. Wheat. Barley. I Malt. Oate. Mom Masai Flour. Coastwise. qrs. gra qrs. OR an I are brl. acts. 2411 1621 IMO 4111 117 101 , 6746 Amiga .. 12666 7783 .... 4160 3016 SOO 166041 1.166 217011116.--Osts, 61 gra ; &M t, 1161 OWL MINCING LLNII.-(THIS DAY.). SUGAIL The Esmond for raw is inactive, and there are no sales reported. Refined steady at previous price.. Cones arm, but quiet. TILL—The trade are occupied with the samples of the public sales which will be held to-morrow; privately the market is quiet. Rica.-8,000 bags Bengal sold—white at 10e. 3d. ; Bal kan, ns. to Ba. 3d. ; and two cargoes aims, ono Lawn Arracan at 9s. 91. for new, and Bs. 9iL for old, and one of Rangoon at 10s. licyreirrits —4OO begs now landing have been sold at 40s. 13d. . . . 7:iorrox.-700 bodes sold at previous prices. Haim—About 1,000 bales Manilla sold, good re 6 Qin at 251. ; &nava, at 261. Bwirmsc.—A parcel of fine A.B. garnet recently bought in at public sale, has been sold at 91. per cwt. - - - TALLOW MARKET,—(THIS DAY.) This isarkst is steady, with little hiwinees doing. i'eters. burg Y.C. on the spot is quoted 465. 6cL ; flpril to June, 465. Gd., " sellers ;" July to September, 475. 6.1.; Oct. to Deeember, 495. to 48s. 9d. Total called In five months of lee stmt.= The share certificates of the Turin and Savona Railway Company are now ready for delivery. The half-yearly interest is advertised on the City of Melbourne Loan. The annexed statement, relating to cotton burn ing in the South, is from the New York Tribune of the 11th instant : The recent order issued by the rebel authorities at Rich mond to burn all cotton has been carried into effect all through these eastern counties, and we hear that the whole Southern Confederacy is illnminated by the cotton fires from ova end to the other. Armed bands detached for this duty are tiding night and day all through this state seizing the cotton from every planter, Onion and rebels alike, sod applyieg the torch. Our route from Newbero to this city METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. was illuminated by the cotton fires ; sod on arriving here we learn (THIS DAY.) that rich and poor alike are obliged to deliver rip ..,. . have . a larger supply of beesta, and the warm weather this costly material to the cotton burners, who are autho- " ca_u_or ders a libTowntwuradbee.,, remain Prices D ol o th ld eav rh erre num att er lo o w f e sh r. e a:;f ig a rized to shoot down the first man who refines to deliver up his cotton foe this purpose. The rebel cabinet and congress '''''" were recently placed in poescesioo of a secret understanding in demand. on entered into between Secretary Seward and the French and Thursday. Good lambs are ar :nd, and rather dia also rer larg . errirads I. d , aad trade foe f fer to siren hrem From bad. Pries about the the sa an nie d English governments, which is to the effect that Mr. Seward has promised Prunes and England all the cotton they leant am soon as our armies get possession of the South, on Wadi- Fllll4OO, 7 4614614 Scotland, 400 beasts. Ireland, SO. Nor- Rolland. thereon 51 besets, 1,310 sheep, and 13il calves. 18 from the Western Counties. tion that neither of thee e powers were to interfere with our f°1 4, 4 "......V01ki 2 . 9 ". a t . a t alb a a 4 . 4. & blockade. So may the Richmond paper,. Hence this gene , 34444 8 ,;i4 4. -- i i= s i t a. 4 3 44 4n ua nnt-Nngh 4 4 4 6 rat destruction of the cotton , and the recent act by the C. nog .a 10 o Dot Loopwook.... 00 0 0 federate Coopers. ' cat Woo; s 0 8 De. do. sitars .... 40 4 4 —....... Colon SATURDAY &mops. rip The stock markets remain very dull, and the nseinesisestreas • 0 0 Tombs tendency of prices is drooping, it being rumoured ~1 / 1 " 2" milk * la° ' lb.") spd lambs. $4,3i0 ; °ay.. ' 168; that the Russian Loan for 15,000,0001. will probablybe introduced on Tuesday. The funds have cape- I BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) riea steady demand for i f:Dr io nced eign stock af mar fal le o u f tr. . principal business th bu e s share inees con- both ' botr aus. laew PWaxilin sidoldhoPs sad strtv iih ra r ro- rt of preparations for Tuesday's settlement. The supply of English railway stocks continues I very limited. Belgian railway shares are still fresh-aste r pot t fi o sh i in ntr i tl e u w ce orl t d, he in guexai to &ustro nie ia , t f h ro e m be t: t o rising. . Mauritius has failed. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. tsu 1331. 1331 Stock on hood this day .... OAS 74,601 *CS Denver, lost week 1,4141 1,616 1,481 Ditto trim Ist Juan 74.11! 7},167 112,373 Arrival last we* Ditto trete Ist /tube 11.110) 116,374 MISS Price Y.O. pts cot this toy Ditto Tows last Friday 6ls. OS. 57a SI. 47a hi Arrivals kw the week ending May 6 lava year, 46 cella, and delivery 1,721 meth The erdvals laid week comprised 465 make Austrtha, sad 124 casks other pieces. Total, Eh make. ill' jag. • MI . l!a. '.l/ AT& ... 7$ 7$ 1 li z . - - u 1 4 , - 4 Ms ill lis isPea I 11 4 11 1 ... —. ... ... 4. 4. Se 4 so st 41 0 0 - 10 PM 6 / 4 1 jt 010 00 111 bar, ,agtt wall Woo. • the rd r the With Won cad W 'telt Isie Ism Ike A .e. WWI lOW _ mow I or. am . t. . os. L_S.S 101 if IM } 104 si lOU Si ion Me _ 10 - le SI US US 44 AS ii ii 10 30 I 1 ii 11 ti , 1 101 i dis gar st si 4 It 11 6 60 di SIII 841 2 1 2 2 160 106 66 116 1} n 11 u Woo. 411 20 li $52