The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-19 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 19, 1866. Mr. OLTISCOE moved that Mr. White be requested to The (Cheers. ameedment ) having base wooded, A SHAIIHOLDIS thought the best course would be to leave the matter to the board. Mr. HAravron (director) spit deprecated haste. Tbe cause of the lam refined to might have been In*. deed of settlement. The managing director of the Joist Stook Discount Company might have been independ ent of the other directors. It was stated out of doors that such was e fact He wee, it apron, appointed for fir* years, and could not be dismissed. A finainzowint observed that the meeting could not compel Mr. White to resign. The report wee then adopted. After We lapss of see or two minutes, Mr. Wears placed his rwitroatios in the bind° oft the chairmen. [The meeting was proceeding when ocr roped 1.11.1 SHAER L ID3 DAY.) Oto cothoci.c. The amount of business in littinli railway securities is rather limited, and prices are unaltered. Great Eastern stock is fiat, and has declined 1 per cent. The other leading lines are quoted the same as on Saturday. London and North Western stook Is quoted 1211 to 1221 ; Great Western, 591 to 4, ea dir. ; Midland, IWi to 1244 ; le.ncashire and York. shire, 1204 to 4 ; Great Eastern, 394 to 40 ; South Eastern, 74} to ; Caledonian, 131 to 132 ; Metropolitan, 1324 to 133 ; Great Northern, 123 to 124 ; ditto A, 1394 to 140. Canadian railway shares are steady, at the closing prices of Saturday. OILDIXAILY SHAMS LSD STOCK& -......--- ._ ish.l Pd. i AMWAY/. I Clodogutamalidebs. I Islas 6 ° 411 to 1 p.o. !ma isiess....l lii Is2eirlii—i:::=.::l IN Cambrian all Ord awl Ilandan.... an Cornwall ISO Dabtlnandbrirail.iano on annaimPrelkdrAbLia an Bag kinks aorta Ord 60 Da 111 la 46 74 U 16 4 • a IS TS 42 ialaagow and B. Lobel Great Imam kd. O N. 11111 Do. As& Mt. No.II IN geed Melia! Mailed 118 . Ir, 3gi 1-7 ise iii iiiiiiikatim 100 Do.d A m .. ° dr. ma vs Do.s I sew 6. lowa B 100 Do. Now. Ds. at di pm es Do. Ord. Def. DM Nook 011. South & Wort aro) 11iel Webs WS Do. looltriohs. led Do. W. MlL —Oolard 10 Do. Do. 11, WS Do. Do. cud 1111 Imacsibko &Yorkahlro 101 loodar sod Blardrwall 101 Los-Drighte.& &Omit LW ImodeD•o7. aD" 100 D0.114.1td0n.A6p.0 WO Losiodaltorth Warm 105 LoadonlekombWrstoro 1011 Waajbet..lllsootodi VA Mormoolifia I Da lat.i&iWas oil Idokopolltart Dirraist II Do. do. do. it TA Ile Ile 139 110 .... 89 n NI Pt 68 60 13 39 41 al 36 $7 14 100 102 id MI es se ts 97 ST SS 64 48 131 e 113 11 334 34 4 162 . 1131_ 100 1111•Lab4..... ... 5 Do. Le . 121;i4 ISO Dot Dina. I Don,. aD 101 Lad 100 Northßri Sao Do. 100 N. Zadons—Barwidc 1:1 Do. 0. N. L Paso.- 105 Do. York 100di Da. Mode Do. Siodt.ibli 18 Do. do. 1106.01 105 Nod& LOWIIe T Do. do., 7 Do. & 1865 100 Nor& libdordabbo.. oil N. S. Waimea Jos . i 105 total h °bird 105 Babb* N.Y. Abor.llsk 100 Swab& Midland Illurdatillo lie bona Davao 100 boa Nostarn . lb Tad Vale 11 Do. 0 110 Vab of Math I Waterloo & WDitaball 155 Wool Oorsvall 1 1 1 rall 06 98 list no it lige 98 98 40e 6le 19 se lni 110 e Ti 74 109 110 164 9 8 1 10 110 m 122 116 la 2042 4 2 ion 74 76 169 161 01 TO la 116 all disaillo& ID. Lammas 101 Doca.Dad.&C.lB4.llo.a. S Do. 1' Sham aU Beltalo & Ulm Huron all Do. trataavaos US &ad., Ddraat,& Dodarlolt 6 per cent. 16784-6 OaL & &Bask= 6p.0. I 100 • T. & Dock 6p. a. g Ben a.s.par.prd 100 go. II do 160 Ilaq Indian pa. 6 do 100 Goad bunk od Domed aD Do. Equip. 11.11. 0 M0t W Do. prat. ▪ Do. do. dadarrid all Do. lad pre. Bonds all Do. do. Mined all Do Ird peal. 6took all Do. do. didarrod Do. 40h pill. Moak s i ll Do. do. delarred 105 Jord Indian Peninsula 16 Do. pa.. 6 per aunt. 6 Do. New do 2 Do. Now 165 C Ds olleala 6. 6 0. ek WO ill pm au& aD Do 01. Weslaco of Canada 1$ Do. . .. all Do.c = ll4: . pay. 1 a l ll De. do. Lire do. 1877 , ISO Madras gam. 5 p. mot. 101 pro. do. 100 Do. ao. do. 6 Do. 1/11111 ISO lialb. Corp. 6 pare. 6dl all Kalb. aad Hobsaads Bad Do. 6 p. at., pay. 18801 Do. 6 p. at, pay. 1806 100 ./LcdOas.Op.o.lal3. 100 go& 6 par ma p,l t, 185 Da. Dual do • . Do. do. do.— . IN Do. Padlaab do. 189 Do. Was 86.110Rd0. Hi lj 1. lj 100 01 us 9 68 21 s isse si 3 711 10111 110 I pm I pm 2 ePro 191 169 17 af 94 — oidlal 101 62 64 100 102 Ea SI 80 82 99 100 684 894 I 4 88, is 90 7' I 1411 II leii 3" INI I lei r /01.113 N • - - • --- - • 'lll Drgl"v"" A ,:i NO GU vim and 54 01 T 1 Ima a i ll fel 16 300 100 Y D am o. &woad boos— 90 91 19 arta el Trues Sp. 131 151 16 Do. (1144151041.119. .-..— es. ot. 9ll 16 kitH 11 loaf //6.17: AO .... St 171 — III ii. up We. .ri.. .. :1 4 dal bre aks` II p. al. 1 i I no a laser.a.79.4*. se $ I it all tions•Viallip.a. 91 9 1011 of Postlll.o. SI 94 94 al a Itossolo.o. 12 II 011 All.ll.o lasib res..l B l l p. s t 11 11190ALLAIIIDUL OpiisavaiL i Td guagg.ai a rata I ▪ lismandiToalaiikaL Swikaranwirado culai L • Bakkow Vaughan 6 Daubs, Elan 6 Do. led Imo Do. New BM& Amebas lowa L Nag. Hilda& ladloa Ina W.). ==na(l.) t; ~...,. u ;:___ 4 101:1-j -10,000 10, _ _ 4 - %VA . SOI !I.- I par 1 tw aa 111 m ow 16617 in sr n— il I lOb I r i g 9 1 14.115 5 1 Ofelb 5 1 gar MI 5 tar If : 50 '4 34.0, 111,000 1 &MO 1111.000 SOOO giii i 1.• i 11, ' %NO is. 100,000 100,000 it = MAK ' ITT,OOOI. ' 10. T, 1 1000 10,000 00.900 .110.1100 milicisi ° = C4 1 96"... ...7 ClainaKalllGGL. oooll ty otLcaloaaltrto.(L Olg o of Maw Ispro.G. of Nowow Gaa (L) ay Mom pas.) •• Usk*Lsa; Goa at Atrissalla.a.) Mated Dii..- (10 IS. OsatineatalUn.43wali 10 CL 10 Co C lA lz r.4 l =6.o. al G. raoafatioa. fa awl. I Do. New Po. el Manetilsis (1*) 1' _ _ _ . 1 1 4 1 I i i lida 8 8 I 8 a dial 1d py U lf. 7 6 1 t 1: 11,1 bl 21 dis ill. Orisial — Pil — aae lill Do. Preference IL Da. 6 p.at.= 4) Deb 100 . t 10 Amami / IS I.lrdialtaao.o.o2/11.1. IS s. Lida MI& W (WI IS ~ by Vale. 20 . hoM7lo — i4.ll: M. 1 -, . Telegraph 0+ :41e , a 3Oll . SO d 100 lit 10 . 10 =rear f 10 . Wareham. so o.onakarit i r d djA:.ii. 16 has P. 109 UI lia ili 4 •I Id V 101 i t - g , ;ial Kw, IP* lii; 16. 6. NO. ii. i ii* le i 10 6 611116 oi to t 2 1 i I ISO. - iis:iiio 100,000 KW 40,000 MOIR SWAN /OAS Kw t.enosli __ __ 'S 41.18 a 14 Ta ft! 0 1 lit! iisOli 40,000 140241 6,004 10,440 0,000 04,101 10,000 3 2i 3 9 10 LI 1 4 12 0 6 i 16 IS 6 4 Ote , an Ms Ipo all 181 171 90 90. 19 die !, i i e MONEY MARKEZ-(?HIS DAY.) On daunt; The transactions in stocks and shares today are limited, and the general tendency of prices is dull. Consols have given way to the extent of per cent., and a slight reduction is also observable in some of the foreign stocks. The principal British railway se curities are unaltered, with the exoeption of a fall in Great Eastern. In the market for finan cial and discount shares, a slight rise has occurred in London Financial, and Imperial lifer- cantile, while National Discount have declined, No operations have taken place this morning in Joint Stock Discount shares, the " jobbers" re fusing to deal in them any further. United States 5-20 Bonds have receded. The discount market is quiet to-day, and the supply of money large. Very few transactions, however, are reported in the beet paper below 6 per cent. The rate in the Stock Exchange for short loans on English government securities is to 6 per cent. Consols are now quoted 87 to for money, and 871* to for the sth April. Foreign stocks are flat, with a preponder ance of sales. Turkish of 1865, Spanish Pas sive, the Committee's Certificates, Italian of 1861, sllwilian Scrip, ant Mexican, have declined to .4n. Mom Itavlsolgos ramo .4 Jokintal UW A 10 oce Kw( I ClandiGas 10 siboa's Dig • ... 00 umber Iron W 10 101144.001.= 101 ain tal ia Bol4lllCi 10 totem& Moot= 10 lonst•Land 0 Mhos Load. 1 0 DONA Irds. (Oin.oay. 0 Do. op. o. SU. r. • 1 ainlMooklarsan(4) 1 i Land Bouritio (u,..) 1 1 Alike& 11 14 "ca&11. - 1 . :dm 1 • Gond. ram Mac 11 Lond.D. OinnlbnaC. L al Lond.DOlang.ll4•COL • Load.. IWO% 10 NM 11 Loadtar e;tmon atDisso 1 Load. Madras Da& • ONO I ra n =m WI I 6412 I 19 19 lOm / 44 1 Ws reff 1 9 10 90 U Se Oft V les ft Ift —Pra 29 V/2 01 29 6 Ms 22 " 94k. 12 lb 9Mr 111 .... II) Do. 11,000 IS Marble lavestime*(L) 12.600 SO Lmidoke.(l 12,00 10 Med*. Iska. Za. (71 • Mom M Merchant Shipping .1 L MAW 111 111111wear.14.aDockL o,ooo' a iallwall Iron Works SLIM 111 N•1111•014•001.0.( 1 iso,oo is walicoal Die.Oom. (L SLOGS is NalionalProv. BOW IN adamalltoma Nay. 111000 IS Narbaddataral • L LOOO * Da. New 10,000 Si N.Zealand 1.111-As.L SLOW II N.ZeslaadT &Lama. 16,000 10 NotibersuemelaTaML.l 06,000 10 186.17* 84, N.Brlt.Andralaelan( ) 11 40.000 60 N.Brit.rnMerean.lll.(L DOSS 10 Nona* Tea (11mit•d? AO* 06 wan la ma (how% men se Oelestalllnaroal ( l / a a 10,000 4 Mimi* Oft QVl4•d) 10,000 1 Do. New MAO la ^-' A.lnlandBteam(L) , 4 othlan4lnyliso. ;El itisj 1 1 1 -_. -I, s4ll ea l. 8 on ——4 k ids p 416 g 16 68_ ail • 16 4 1 2 1 a 71 _u ei per oat. 0 1re6is. Bvidas, hortyer, have proved *. The prices are as follows :-.-wereek: 151 to 16 ; Mexican, 221 to ; Spanish Passive, 28 to 1; ditto Certificates, 161 to ; Turkish, 1862, 681 to 1; ditto, 1865, 371 to 38; Brazilian scrip, 21 to prem. ; and Italian, 1861, 604 to 614. United States 5-20 Bonds have experienced a reaction of per cent, being quoted 71 to 714. Erie Railway shares are steady at 561 to;, and Illinois Central, at 864 to 81. International Financial 'hazel are now quoted dis. to prem. ; General Credit, 4 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 51 to 44 dis. ; Imperial Mercan tile, to 1 pram.; Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 3 to it prem. ; ()venni, Gurney, and Company, 21 to 1 prem. ; and National Discount, 74 to 8 prem. slse jai se 2 dis 6 11 17 pm 10 10 6db ill i tllz at= 60 6i 1 ma Awe Otags - 12.500 10 Ottoman Company (L.)' 10.000 60 Ottoman Manch! (L.) 10,030 6 Ottoman Goa (Lndled) 100,000 60 Osersool,Gurney,Co.(L 11 02,600 Is Panama& aLontaut(L.) 10,214 Do. do. 1100,0001 IS, Pest Blv.LandalLlA.(L) 111 110,1100 raiimoAr 0. 8 s 1 10,000 60 Do. do. Now SI 17.000 10 Wawa L. L. MAL I 10,000 00 RAgnanag Iron al 10,000 is Do. lisw .. 16,0'9 is &to J. My Impaov. (L ) al 17,331 26 Dl= Mho ll ni,ini) 20 Rio Janeiro Oaa (I=4' r 14000 100 Royal Mall =era 102200; 112 icoa.Lostra.lovaal h 60,000 00 with, linlght.ioo. 11 sow ss 4toc.vtitan.Rlalpss( 7 230:00 IS African AL & In. (L.) KM 10 uu. AOMllaa Lana 11110021 110. Ilabotahns Tatagaspi.. , 1 Do, Scrip TeLesnitrna.Mdals.(l Phaassallersegln.QL.' 4 Prinidad Patrols= (L) 10 TrustdagancyolAna.L. se r. ut OA. 6 20 I Unliarlos of TATO! F. 2 I Untied& than. Oa. all 16 Univers. haring Ina. L.) 6 10 pp*, Arum Tosatm 1 111 10 I Dl= go Van Inscasn's 111 30 , Warrant Phaansanira.) 10 60 ' Waatlndlattraadach.(L 10 HALF-PAST Twit' o'Ciocz. Consols are k per cent lower, at S 6/ to 87 for money, and 87* to * for the account. About 25,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. &mites opened at 68fr. 55c., showing a decline of I per lab lb dls Se i 7 I iii/ braals- vs: 1 d 10 is 10 414 lira A Is 7 6 6 40 46 IS 79 ii is Om 6 6 ilis 27 29 21 7i Si U 4 - 4 lb ut 1139-1 "i - i, WO 4 Bas 29 IL 49 _ 68 Xi II iimi id ti i: 6 110 0 0 0 1 lii 100,001) 11 7 11 t 7.1.2 11 - 11 O4b I el Pa 1 dla rdla I iediTril 841 I 1 d'si 8 10 I 59,000 100,00 C SCAN IS 000 74%00 10,0 E Moo( 8 ie. cent. "i 4 "ii ms! idla /pal FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 11. Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin), 81. Recife and San Francisco (Limited) , gut 7 per cent., 3. Sambre and Neuss, 10i 9j 10 I. San Paulo (Limited) guaranteed 7 per cent., 16i. PREFERENCH SHARE& Great Northern, 5 per cent. redeem. at 5 per cent. prem., 106 5. Great Western, Original 5 per cent. redeem. wet., 100. North Eastern, West liartlepool Harb. mid Rail, 79i 9. The following memorandum, relating to the Venezuela Loan of 1864, is from the General Credit Company, who have at the same time ad vertised the payment of the half-yearly interest due on these bonds next month : Vsernum• Six PEE CENT. LOAN or 1864.—The Gemeral Credit and Finance Company of Louden (Limited) are Is receipt of Adrian from their agents, Messrs. H. L. Bonitos and Co., dated La Guaira, Feb. 24, of duties collected (sad remitted) on account of the above Loan, as follows : Per statemset No. 45, from Ciudad Bolivar, 13,196.22 dole. ; No. 46, ditto, 522.78 ; No. 66, from la Guaira, 9,756.64 ; No. 67. ditto, 5,1580.46 ; No. 79, from Puerto Cabal°, 22,766.92 ; No. 80, ditto, 11,568.98 ; total, 63,382 dole. Messrs. Hinds and Gladstone, merchants in the Swedish trade, whose failure was announoed. on Saturday, have issued the following circular to their creditors. The liabilities reach about 250,000 L, and the capital of the partners is understood to be locked up in railway and mining property abroad. It is hoped, however, that a satisfactory dividend will ultimately be paid. Messrs. Binde and Gladstone are agents in this country for several Swedish iron companies : Gentlemen,—We deeply regret having to inform you that we are compelled to suspend our payments. Our assets, the greater part of which are abroad and not imme diately evadable, will, we trust, result in a favourable Vs=or. Our hooks buy. hoes placed IA the hose& of Cooper Brothers and Co., of George-street, Man The who will prepare a statement of oar affairs, and The Moniteur announces the death at Cannes , on communicate with you at the earliest practicable moment. the 10th m a ma, of General ji men t, the c i renme tenese e l Meanwhile, °aimin g y our kind fm'bwlip°°, we remain, whose early life were full of romance. Born in Elba in your obedient servants, HINDS and GLADSTONE.. 1805', be was proceeding to Flotsam to prosecute his studios, 21, Grass fii. Helen's, London, March 16. The disclosures made at Friday's meeting of the when he was seized by a Tunisian corsair, and eon- Joint Stock Discount Company produced a most veyed to Mail, where be became a favourite of the painful impression on Saturday, and formed, Bey. Having murdered a eunuch in 1830, and killed emus indeed, the chief topic of discussion in financial soldiers who were sent in pursuit of him, ho took refuge on circles. It is startling to learn, from the statements board a French vessel, the Adonis, and entered the French now published, that advances to the amount of no service in the same year. He became a satin/lista French less than 154,0001. have been made by Mr. Wilkin. subject in 1839, turned Christian. and married a niece of son, the late managing director (we quote the Geseral Goillerning. He ro sese step by step till he became words of the chairman, Mr. Godfrey), " as they General of Division and d Cross of the Legion of were informed, without the previous sanction or Helmut. knowledge of the board," even between the let of The American Free-Trade League, of which the January last and the let inst. Some of these ad- poet Bryant is chairman, has sent a petition to the Senate vanoes were actually made while the recent coin- in favour of renewing the Reciprocity Treaty, and making mittee of investiti g tn were sitting, " and some, for an ealargemant of existiog treat y re g ulations, and for and to a very amount, on the day after as entirely free interchange of all goods between the pro the committee of investigation presented their genes and the United /Rates. report." The assertion, likewise made by Tar FILNLANA—Mx. O'Brennan of the Connaught Mr. Godfrey, that the company holds tically no security for these latest advanPracoes: Patriot, who pleaded guilty at the special commission to a seems almost incredible. Yet the chairman point- charts of sedition. writing, and was liberated on his own reoognissue, was re-arrested at Claremorrie on Friday. edly declared that the affairs of the shareholders Bt. Patrick'■ day passed off quietly, nothing unusual to " were worse by a deficit of about 200,0001. than the day occurring. A heed moldable, named Guard, chat they appeared to have been left by the committee longed ame • • _ looking fallow on Fr i day night sear the of investigation." In corroboration of these extra- town of Tipperary, and endeavoured to angst him, when ordinary disclosures Captain Johns is reported to he tired a revolver at the constable, and the ball cut hie have said that :—" In the balance-sheet of 31st belt. The constable succeeded la capturing the man, who December last a certain person appeared as a debtor to the extent of 30,0001. What did they think of iS. 11 . ...I.turiled irish-Alairmn. aux AND CIVIL SERVICE REAMINATIONS that figure being increased, in one form or another, oo (Tai nuoii sD o t oo r.)—A competitive examisaffon al asadidates for to 184,000/, and in a different form by another ' the medical department of her Majesty's 100,0001., making 28 4 , 0001 ., for which , in his (GI P - army oomm i enred this morning st Cbelasa Hospital. There tain Johns') opinion, they did not hold securities are about 30 vacancies. a p se a which Dave been se worth a snap of the finger 1 And this had been looted by the examinern ere seatemy and physiology, enr 'winding therapenhos), the &seises of done since the lid January ." Captain Johns went ge r Y , o m a t i c i o r i l an. nkainint , ) , and pharmacy. and a pr ae on to declare him belief that the person to whom 7,„,i k now l e d ge o f drugs—which are obligatory on all can these advances have been made "would not be' deletes—with comparative anatomy, zoology, and botany able to pay twopence-halfpenny for this 284,0001." with special reference to materia medics,which are optional. Be subsequently referred to another p ec uliar This morning, also, an examination of candidate; for t t ir feature in the allegation that a large amount of civil oi se rvice . of Inds was oommenoed. The rose tof e inattoos cannot of course be known for several days. securities on which advances have been made "had ... ..: IKE AND NAREDW Reeser- —Last evening a been taken away by the authority of Mr. Wilkin- fire broke ou t in the premises of Mr. li s tberiogton, a son." In view of revelations such as these, sot- (roamer a nd greengrocer, 133, Praed.street, Paddington. prise cannot be felt at Mr. Galsworthy's indignant At the time there were five females in the sewed floor, sad to s r Ma" ih s e ll street door ". remark tbs. " the transactions which had taken the shop and b i rk s p:r t tur w ti ere ie place were of a most scandalous nature, and showed cu -- t e o ff iles T ire wo ted o ts the hest. The neighbours procured such an extent of disgraceful mismanagement that w " I some builder's ladders and the women were safely extri he could not but believe that some of the parties cited. The eoreamsof the two doo r du a man named might be made legally liable for them. If ever Johnson to force open the side door. Be amassed to rot there was a case in which directors ought to be the boys out; but in so doing he got terribly scorched. The brought to book, this was one." One of the few satisfactory points about this deplorable history is r NUL ACCIDENT ON xlix MERSEY .—Yesterday obeli . aad teak part of the house IF•141 destroyed. there was the highest tide in the Mersey. The tide Mato that it will all be thoroughly probed, the Master . within a foot or two of time pierheads, and, sea result, the of the Rolls having decideJ, without hesitation, I ehb tide daring the afternoon was unusually strong. that there must be a compulsory winding up Shortly before 4 o'clock, a small ricer gig, °maggot twe by the Court of Chancery, thus declining to ' boatmen, lima Junes Crossley sod Micblie.l Mardian , !ad rowed ant into the river accede to the petition preferred by the new directors, I t!'.'ne rom lual botw ° P aaM een th n i lig e tw W :L bei di ag " 4tages , when it was carried that the company might be wound up by the court, I by the strong correct athw art the boys of the New Ferry " aocording to the provisions of the Companies Act, I steamer then lying moored at leer herth, smith end of 1862." Meanwhile the shares fell on Saturday! the Prince ' s Landieg-stage. Mr. King, the mats of the to a nominal quotation of 17 to 14 din . stage, seeing the dimmer, ran on board the steamer and threw the men a rem monies. seised it, but =and The annual meeting of the Thames Ironworks tohave lost all power of attics, and weld mot 0 the Shipbuilding Company (Limited) ill called for °HI directions OM to him. He let go his hold of the rope, 29th inst., to declare a dividend. I and the gig ran under the piddle-wheg of the steamer. An extraordinary general meeting of the Anglo. The wheel - was befog forood mend by the strength of the Greek Steam Navigation and Trading Company . ti de, 00 ed i , __oll.?_ o ,..._blo_dOt_osolg h . ii t yricce tho brew of the host,. (Limited) -- a concern which has recently achieved under.' r h.......‘.-.. . g.,..•...."1 7s 0 . . p .....• 01 th ' e ° I s ee ogr er o an unenviable notoriety—is called for the 28th 1 and wig saved , — and Gros:toy was swept away sod picked inst., for various purposes, amongst which are I sip by another smell boat •01130 distance down the raver. "to take into consideration the late proceedings in In the meactime a great crowd rushed on to the steamer Chancery against this company, and to pass reso- i eedwforOat:lmbel (I:effstlibotwhh man ere th s e ss hei , a c t a ras oasset ti !oso f isto haloes thereon. To confirm certain payments of 00 All ' t os p was vain, and the pressure of the crowd money and allotments of shares which 'lave been . . . pera r i e yTd as all the efforts of the stagemen. At tenth Mor made to the directors of the company and others. ' risen ass wen to rise ems distance down the river. A boat for valuable consideration, under the circumstances picked bin up shout forty feet North of the stage. He was which will be explained to the meeting j" and to e o t ono! telt= to din it_110:dTtoll-lonloo..bltslisfe rs there alter the articles of association . An amalgamation isoounolfloobirgroo._ziosBool Aux,. NA is also hinted at. Li . .i y..7766 1/y. John Lyden peThhisieemeamignigemzetingy (Limited) Irn ie don eel l' l r e 'Vi i n eo g an d the 1 la 4 we a A m l ' aiona ° the F ft .6..g=n ___ A I r iirigA 2° ..agirr; 28th inst., when $ dividend is to be declared. i Ise was • Freemaeon. Hs was a sr= proprietor sad • a UMW: of Pm- The following memorandum refers to the striking mooo nattg oonoooda Devossiiira oho As ince his with whoa., of tho oasis of oil in she British colony of Trinidad :—" The i moat in their iicwac. which they threw is. ssasisisig. ,__,Trinidad_. information by aimiled),haver: I. i** pleAt those sprigs of said is affectionate remora oeiveu miormation the Wert India UMW hoes w ow oci b h , en , deputed be then, tad is feed kope of Trinidad, that oil bad been struck at Aripero, and his resurrection." ii No. Om. Goo t r . K Dogger N 01 N edi Do.ira•Lz . 19 U Do. I *lmo •13 79 SI MON Ord 1 1111 106 1 195 107 Do. do UM* 190 156 707 da. 1611!01100 102 104 Do.6p.e.ApAo9l. 100 II N 106.0 6 ..r0.140.11“.111111.4..el 1110 1 06 r WWlitano 011 i • DO. ifte. UOlO6 67. 01.. 10 10 1 " .. Do. 1116 106 100, Do. 100 IN IN MAW 100 101 106 100.600 per Nal— 1N 106 101 106.000 .. Now Bees & Goo 00.06. 11e/ Kew Booth Wiles Goo. fp. mat" 111T1 le . 4 . 4 1110 K 6p. 0. 1111100 11M 071 Nit IN,NO .. DwfsshMSpeees& 90 93 1000000 .. Do. 6 per oust 100 18 se iskomo Awn SIMI op. 0. 100 IS KO 700.000 gaearball Goo CNN. IN IS 299 IlAsuLeiro p. 8..1179 IN 1/17 100 DO. 4s. p.e..1000900. 100 166 i 191 e Al COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& WARY-LABIZ.-(THIS DAY.) The arrivals of English wheat fresh up to our market to- I day were oaly moderate. For good and fine qualities the ' St, &mad ruled vary inactive at prices shoat equal to Monday 60 Let Low and damp percale were very dull at • decline in IV the quctaiioss of ls. per quarter. There was a full avenge 'apply of Buenas wheat oil the 26 100 stands ; but the show of &aerie's was limited. All de scriptions moved off &lowly. In prime, however, DO M. quotable change took place. e et t. The supply at barley was rather limited. Malting pircels were firm, and quite as dear as last wash. Grinding and rt. distilling sorts were steady, at late rates. at. Malt, the show of whkh was moderately extensive, St. moved on steadily at full quotations. Fall average supp li es of oats were b ro ught forward. EL The demand fossil kinds Wlll.lO a sluggish state at previous r t : tummies. 16. Beene were in short supply sad fair request at fall prima. Pass sold slowly but at full quotations. The supply was 86 limited. There woo quantity of French flour co one& The Ilk Made thanks& inactive, at barely late rale& so. The of grain and seed-laden vessalace roan have e et t been vay moderate. No business has been reported in Bt. wheat. Prices, in conmequenni, are nominally unaltered. St. Ghirka, 430. per 4921 be.; and new Banat, 42& par 4801ba. Owing in a great messure to the shortness of the ge• supply, the transactions in maize have been trifling. Thrall, a• arrived, has sold at 28a. per 49011 n. There has been a 1 ; steady demand for cargoes of barley, near at band, at la. 10 per qr. more money. One cargo ol anived Danubian leo has readily commudod 275. lid . per 400 1 ba., being 100 an advance of la. upon late rates. Ntrolaieff, on pimp, 26e. ; Danubian, 27e. ; ditto, to be shipped, 25e. 4)d. per 4001bs. The trade for rye has continued very T b " heavy, on former terms. Enos is worth 29a. to 30a. per B‘ . 4801ba. We have no change to notice in the market [or et. beses.pflie inquiry has been in the same unsatisfactory state, SI. stkominal quotatioa& Barbary 40a. to 41a. per 4801bs. More to bonuses has been transacted in millebeed, at about the let rates current during the previous week. Danubian chip- at . O ng, 22e. ; Eupatoria, March shipment, 21a. per gs 410ibs. Linseed lees ruled firm at en advance 86 of Is. per quarter. Calcutta, arrived, 72a. per lit. 4801 be. Bo mbay an passage, 725. per 4161ta. 10 Black Sea, May to July shipment, 6.3 a. 9d. per to 424 lbs. Bombay in warehouse, 735. to 74e.; Weans, It 725. ; Black Sea and Aeon. Ms. • rupenor St. Pebersburg, Bt, 675. to 68s. per qr. • Linseed mhos have moved on se, freely, at full currencies. London-made, 111. be. ; New M. York, in barrels, 114 • ditto in bags, 101. 10e. to St. 101. 15s. ; Western, is bass, 101. ; and Marseilles, AL 91. per boa. Oottoramed cakes, British made, have ma - 7.• Heed 41. lbs. to 51. ; Fornionde, April, May, or June ship- 64 . men& 41. 15s. to 54 per ton. Rapeseed has been in fair te request, and late rates have been well supported . Guserst, Bt. in w areh ouse, 75e. ; Iremespore, 66a. to 675. ; Calcutta, 65a.; 10 cultivated Danubian, 66e. to 675. ; and wild Black Sea and ea. Azoff, 345. to 365. per qr. In cotton seed sales have pro- steered steadily, at a further improvement of 2s. 6d. per toe. _ 114137tintl, on Peesage, 84 10a. ; ditto, shipped or to be 811 . shipped, 81. 10a. per ton. 100 Agricultural seeds were very inactive, at last week's at r 0 quotation s. ARRIVAL or Bum -Eoulish Lamed, 75 ; rapeseed, IDi 85 ; maize, 87 ; sod sundry, 175 qrs. Forma Wee, 119 ; 100 linseed,3,7oo ; rapeseed, ,9,120 ; maize, 4,700 ; and sundry, 150 rs. SI. Er q rorre.-Osts, 150 • tame, 10 ; linseed, 300; oilseed, B*. 12,886 qr s. ; and four, 17 awls. 0171,11.1181 PRIOR. 11061481. Po Qr. Winn. a. s. Nom Le* rid, aid 64 to 60 1 new 86 to 46 Be. while, aid II to as „ new 88 to 60 Norlofftsnd Lincoln The thirty-second annual meeting of proprietors was held at 1 o'clock at the bank, Ihr t, Sir Iwo FARQUHAR, M.P., in the chair. The following report was presented : " The directors have much pleasure in submitting to the proprietors at this, the thirty-second annual meeting. I the accompanying accounts, which show the profits of the year ending the 16th of October, 1865, and the position of the bank at that date. The directors feel enured that the profits exhibited will be regarded by the proprietors as satisfactory, especially when it is considered that they have been earned in the fame of increasing competition, and under the dis advantage of • drought of unusual severity and duration, which has prejudicially a ff ected the pastoral and com mercial interests of the Australian colonies. The directors are enabled to renew the expression of their undiminished confidence I. the stability and pros =lf the bank, and the progress of the businees in New . By the lamented decease, in the course of the year, of Mr. Oliver Ferrer and Mr. S. F. Megan, both of whom held seat' in the direction from the earliest formation of the bank, the directors have been deprived of the services of two esteemed end highly valued colleagues. In life. Ferrer the directors have to regret the loss of a colleague whose serykes at different periods of the bank's career, it would be difficult to over-estimate. Two vacancies in the direction have thus been caused, which will have to be filled op at this meeting, in conformity withthe provisions of the deed of settlement. The period Las now arrived when the whole of the new capital participates in dividend ; and the directors are glad that it is in their power to continue tbe rate that has been paid duriog the last three years. They ham accordingly declared a divided on the whole capital of 1,200,0001., payable on the 17th of April nest, at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, and a bonus at the rate of 8 per one. per annum, both free of income tax, being together at the rate of 14 per cent. per annum, or 21. 16e. per share for the half year. The Cesarean, in moving the adoption of the report, observed that although the capital had been increased from 205,0001. to 1.200,001. they were yet enabled to divide 14 per cent. When they last met the board could not speak confidently with regard to the bank in New Zealand, but they were now in a position to do so. The only drawback in Australia was the want of rain, but from the last advice' they learnt that the drought had ceased, and the great advance in the price of wheat Toed.... of England would replace any loss which might have arisen from the drought. On the whole coedit bad been well maintained. The general programa of the Australian 0010- Me was most satisfactory; and there were now no less Men 2,000 miles of telegraph% oommunicat ion. As regarded the state of political feeling in Melbourne, the bank bad nothing to do with polities. That bank de clined to accommodate the government without the usual formalities, and the board bad intimated to the manager their approval of the alum he had pursued. He after wards ootigratilated the meeting on the termination of the New Zealand war end the discoveries of gold there. Arranpmenta had been made for establishing a book at Wellington, the new seat of government. He can. eluded by adverting in terms of enlogy and regret to the decease of the two directors mentioned in the report. Mr. Oliver Ferrer and Mr. S. E. Megan, and stating that the board bad recommended to supply those vacaociee, Mr. Dervil, a gentleman who had been connected with the Australian trade, and Mr. Whitman, of the firm of Bedell. gust and Co. Mr. W. HOTLY seconded the motion, whiett, after a short discussion, was adopted. A SHIREROLDER observed that one of the directors of that company was a director of the Joint Stook Discount Company, and in his opinion he ought to resign._ (No, no.) Another Snemenowart observed that they hadoomethere 10 consider the affairs of the Australian Bank, and not those of the Joint Stock Discount Company. (Hear, bear,) Another SHARI:HOLD= agreed with the one who intro docei the subject that Mr. White ought to resign. He did not mean to say anything against that gentleman's bomber, tut there had certainly barn great negligence. The Crumble:4 remarked that Mr. White was chosen three years ago because he was largely connected with the Australia trade, and during that period he had shown himself an honourable, highly-cultivated man, and well-acquainted with business. Under these circum stances, the board could not desert him. The Bank of Australasia had not a single sixpence of liatility connected with the Joint Stock Discount Company. (Hear, hear.) A SHAREHOLDIR did not doubt Mr. \White's honour, but they might not to have any direotcr with respect to whom there was a breath of suspicion. (Cheers.) We 8. JOHNSON concurred with tbe last as regarded Mr. White's honour, but still thought that he ought not to remain on the board. (Cheers.) He himself was a METROPOLITAN OATTLB rumor shareholder in the Joint Stock Discount Company, having (THIS DAY.) bought his share' at a large premium. We lave a large amply of beast., especially taking into A rinenzeotnea deprecated the matter being car- consideration that many are prohibited from coming by TIM any farther after the chairman's explinstion ' as • recent legislation. The effect of increased supply is a very that would probably damage the interests of the company. siderabie reduction in price ; we quote ss. as highest In his opi n i on it wou ld b e best to leave the matter in the I price but overeat lots of choice descriptions have been heads of the directors. No doubt it Mr. White felt himself I oug i tt under t h at pr i ce , Sh ee p are also more chargeable in any way he would be induced to resign. plentiful and there is a coesequent reduction in Mr. HAMILTON, a director, beyc gu lt e he meeting not to price, althoug h b a d qualities are tb e nwe i p ar e re ady Pressunnueotiothenb°44with to o anmtrither sacrifice co y. on account ofdisposed his I of. Calf trade is about the same am on Thursday. From Ger and Holland there are 3,080 beasts ; 16,170 A SHARZHOLDER amino* that Mr. Whites name ap- shoe • 169 - calves,and 106 pigs, France , 410beeate. Scot razed in the list of directors of the Joint Stock Discount lgai ri n bout , ; 90 ; an d 290 f rom N or f o lk an d "enemy for July, 1865, and was omitted from that of January, 1866. He should like to know when and why "7, 6; one et gm. a. 4. a. d. p s , i s am of ow . d. d. be deserted the ship. (Odes of " Mr. White.") ! Doe Beres. Dereldr. 410 6 • Bed Des& /11-edsilh 410 5 2 Another SHARZHOLDIR wished to know whether Mr. Bee s ft. / seems 4 6a to Dui lastereois.... 5 4 5 9 White was s director of any other company. He believed letwal teal. bosses 3 0 0 Do. ito. Men 4 4 8 that the mischief refs reed to arose in • great degas from I oaten the the of directorship. rip - 00 0 00 0 0 WH/TI said, in reply to • question jest put, he ; ea1 6 Da1a11n 226626 6 6 2 iambs 'withal to say that he wee connected with Solider= Ileada a 6 °ark" ' 4,161); slag sad lambs ' 144613; alas "' Insurance Company of Melbourne, and with that only. 113• ; Stik A coseultatios, which lasted for two or three minute.,..._ BOROUGH HOP IHARKET.--(THIS DAY.) ben took place between the chairman and some of I x na too d ea an d Smith report a continued steady other directors • after which, • ' &mend for taro Son prlom ruling firm at last week's The Onallinalr observed that th ere wag amendmen timotaatotta. ni m b i of too demi/WOOS are extrencely Wore the met*. Ainised, and *summed ratherhigher :atm. ..... 88. Pr MG NO OAIII. U. S. sal Score= lztib 38 lo 3 DA 21 to 18 vs „ kirk MAL 1.00 11323111r118 86 ) 32 to 23 Ho Tick St to 38 Ho rianow ---- 3B to 10 so P.m 32 to 42 si. PM& 20 4M i t i o BB to 22 20 38 top as . bailor - - Matting IS to 21 &WIN l2 MALL _ asarefolk, inad Id 80 as limns 88 Kingdas and Wars 48 68 to to er Zit . Tows par NM to =ado, Do. 1 Itoooshold 37 to n too l New etas, toe d II to 27 1 1 . potato 2B to EP asotab, teat Country l2 to 27 '4 Nagar and Suffolk, 10 oz ship 22 to at 5.,. Par - 41.7 Wiikt. I. I. Dodd° awl Louie ben 64 lo 68 Rostock I lleolika• .. __ Forge. Oint s. a gm Danish sad Swedish 22 to 26 60 Wanda* Cl= 44 to 56 41 to 47 Zomba. hard PP ten AMOUR/11. red .. .. white _ __ BLUM Dumb - is t• 42 sows= 36 to W R. Pau. et. = l5 to 86 to 36 to 38 3t Maw OM. 3► White 3l to 36 Tallow ____ 3l to 86 ______ GOMM( 22 to rrl Distilling Halting Ong. _ . _ lareak, per ;e7i7... as to Se Spanish, . .. 33 to 110 ♦salaam, Pt bet .. 16 to 30 Csaarliaa. „ .. IS to 30 Data rewbrr..... 28 to 181 hull= -• • 12 to 2. ALEIVALB Or OWN, aO., 11] WATS& CA/MAGA MOM CLOBIVg. PTO LONDON, BY LAND AND MAWR 10 TO MANCII 11, LN- i 1 WltaeL qrs. Barley. Ilil Qn on. t. Oar. 344kaa QR vs. Nadi Ytotar biL .6. imegala ... 9966 Sidi 0341 1 915 513 .. 1949.5 Irish ... ;no ii .... .• .. .. ?magi .. iiii 5627 .... n so •• Mt, 11381 . 19740 9996 , 0358 945 513 1392 22470 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BY lIMOTRIO yarn 13111131 NATIONAL TISLIOWIL) Mon son own conizerotermsr.) The market very steady. Sales 15,000 bales. Specula tion and export, 6,000 bales. MLNCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Suns.—The market for raw has been inactive since Friday lent. Refined—Prices of dried goods continue to be well supported, but pieces and wet lumps are dull of sale at easier price'. Cont.—The market is firm, but quiet. TU.—There is no alteration to notice, the demand still continuing limited. The public lades are postponed to Wednesday. Rom.—Business has been done in Leeward'., at a slight decline. Itice.-3,0120 bags of soft grain sold at full prices. PIIPPEL—A parcel of damaged Singapore sold at 33d. for first clam. . . . . . Corrog.—There has been a very brisk market since Friday at Id. per Th. advance on the prices then ruling. Hair.—The market for Russian is firmer; 331. sow demanded for St. Petersburg clean. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.) The market id steed! at the following priors :—Town tallow, 495. 6d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot. 60e. 6d. ; March, 50s. 3d. to 50s. 6d. ; April to Jane, Ws. 6d. ; Oc tober to December, 51s. 3d. to 51s. 6d. PARTICUL►U OF TALLOW. - - - NU 1915. - - Stock on hand this da4.. teaks 45,258 55,579 Delivery last week Ditto from Ist Juno 69.037 64,915 Arrival WA weak 671 1,015 DIVA from tat huts 75,016 82,047 a. d. d. a. d. Prk•Y.C. on iamt this day 43 9 42 0 Ditto Town laid Friday 16 9 43 9 Isd& 1866,. 41,839 34,293 1,544 1,572 78,913 91,239 394 76,791 91,099 4. d. d. ad. d 40 9 50 6 43 9 152 3 Arrival for dee week feedbag 17th Mardi lase aad delivery. MO mica. year, 180 tasks : PROVINCIAL SHARE Maass= I.lr7larooL. ItAnon 17.-ealso kadag:- Great Eastern, 402 40 -Lancashire and Yorkshire. 120. 2-London and North Wmtern, I!t}-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 032 -Metropoli tan, 1324 1-booth Eastern, 74) ad.-Buffiris and lake Huron, 6 11-16 -Grand Trent ot Canada, 362 36-Brie, 67-United States 6.20 Bonds, 71 -Dutch Rhenish, p.-Great Luxembourg, 16 8-16--Sambre and Memo, 94-Bantod's Banking Company, d. --Overend. Barney. and Co., p.-Albion Marine, 12 d.- British and Foreign Marine, p.-Liverpool and London and Globe. 8 82 p.-National Steam Company. 1 d. Kimmins& MANOR 17.-The market was quiet, and prices were tower. Molotov, Vaughan, and Co. (Limited), St D. - 67-Great Eastern, 602 2-Great Northern A, 1392 4-Grest Western ot Canada, 16 11-71-ILUnois. 81-Loudon and Cakdo- Wan Mattes Insurance (Limited), -London and North Western, 121.-Midiand Now AL shares, p. -North eof-Oyeren Gurney, and Co. (Lied), 22 2 pp-Hausa Eastern. 741-United Slam 5.20 Emig Bonds, 73-Virginia Si: pa Cents., 454 7. ifnuantoilix. Mai= 17.-Badneas done : Gloucester Wagon (Limited), at 12: and Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Wagon (Lbnitad), at 94 per share. Closing priors : Greet Instant Rail way, 404, sellers Strattord-upon-Avon Railway, 16, balers; illinninghant Bank, to 281_: Lloyd's hank (Limited). 11) • pm., seller : Metro tan Raiway Carrians and Wagon (IA- I nailed I, 4to 4 ;British and Foreign Railway Mat. 6to 6 d Liu:swoon Cannel and Om Goal Company (Matted), 14 seller,: I and Mantra Metal (Lindied), 1 to 1.16 Mrs lairsoroure. Gee Am. —The Vestry of Islington. at an meeting on 'Friday MA appointed a yodel committee to so-operate with the special committee of the Corporatism of Landes in support of the inquiry into the operation of the Yetropolitan Use Act, 1840, whisk is about to be made before • select committee of the HOMO er Commons. SOUTHWARK. animism aresmana. Georg e Beams, 15, and Aboard Atruzl=ll,....look , iss lede, were brought before W with b o oing into the factory of Kstais. — &&ll=Brows, eeefestiooen, 151 Bailway-aroh, Waterloo-termiaus. It appeared from the addles, of Andrews, one of the ~,,,,o eur see foremen, that the place bad latterly been in r - i e l et iessly robbed by some cue brew ire asd bee the h a t few MOON he earl another workman bad tact watch for the thievm. Os Saturday night shortly after S o'clock he hand a breaking =beaver thedoorway.and presently be ssR the prisoners creep through an aperture and drop tato ihe warehouse. Soon attar Brown took • candle from his hie pocket end lighted it with • match, sad ea they were s hout tonommenee their plunder witnees and his min won ;monad upon them and handed them over to the who. &mud Guthrie, a warehouseman in the preseautres' w ool, said be expected to see much older germs than the prisoners, and they were fully prepared for them. polioreonstable 118 L said he was called by the two last vitamin to 151 railway arched the end of OraabyMmee. Wite r iarroad, when the prisoners were given tato his elm Mi..He searched Brow's and found • piece of hem, a and some matches. Witness added that be had received information that Brows bad been is Red ly% Reformatory. He knew seething whatever of the ringer prisoner more then kin being an amociate with young Ohm. Sunday's father, a cartermonger, said he was the =akof six children, and despite be meld do he eep out all night and emanate with thieves. He dtt not know what to do with him. Mr. Woolrych asked him if be was willing to pay a tilde If he was son to a reformatory institution. He replied that he earned . very little tooney, but he would not mind paying a shilbag • weak keep him from further contamination. Mr. Woolryoh accordingly . sentensed Huntley to • month's bard labour, sad at the expmalion of that time to be sent to the sehool•hip Cornwall for five years. As for Brown, be should remand him for further Muni:ries. THANE& ST. PATILWeII DAY. There was not • wise aril oat of the observanos cd St. Patrick's Dey before the st,ssee. Kr. Peg* this morning, end there was a lem number of Irish pri moon them usual for • llociday. The charges against them ware of an ordinary dmeription, and attended with no ciumstanoss of aggravation whatever. Impostor Be are, of the IC division, an old and scpwienoed oaliser . doing duty in Poplar, when there IN a Jorge Irish pepalatton, said be never *new • quieter Satur day than lit. Patrick's Day, 1866. It was the same in limehouse, Rasoliff, Shatiwell, Stepney, and Wapping. The Irish people were remarkably wet and well-behaved on Saturday, and were in their home. earlier than nasal. The district assigned to this court (imitable • larger Irish population than any other in the metropolis. SHOCKING CABZ. . Thomas Joseph drd;riooa,aorrtermonger of No. 2, lingellardens, Shadwell, was brought before Mr. Paget, c himed with assaulig his wife, a poor squalid, careworn, wean, who carried a bat-skewed child in her arms. The prisoner wee intoxicated at dinner-time yesterday. abased his wife and uaed foul laneuage and threats tourds her. He threw fork at her head and it lodged in it. He then kicked her sad beat her, and on her escaping from the hones she wax in to the dwelling of her neighbour, he followed her, and seised her by the hair of her head , Bed best her until she was eeneekes. He returned to his room, tad threw a beautiful parrot with its age and • dog on the verely burs i r e. The bird and dog were set, sad the re swains of the parrot were produced Clarke, a constable 491 K, entered the Edam There was a smelt of burning feathers, thefparrot was dead and par. Bally consumed. The dog could not be found. On the policeman asking the prisoner why he threw the dog mad par rot on the En, he said they were him own property, and belied a right to do what haliked with,them. His OM was also burnt ce the noel, by what means the mother could not state, as she was insensible for some time afterwards. She stated that she was the mother of nine children by the the eldest 20 years of age, and that her husband eery r ' often beaten her. She could endure It no longer, and required a separation. Mr. Paget maid he would net dispose of this serious case at present, and remanded the poisoner for a week. BANK OP AUBT&ALA&A.-(THJS DAY.) 67 la 74 T 6 xal, 8 e 1 161 144 nSti Hos o xd 111 03 18 40 Ink leg ser iwn ei 7 10 11 JOINT 'MOCK BAWL& Na lIL I tit.f f. • Ipd I Cl. orlon. I Saba. 411, 60 App Maitereaeaa(L lO 62 64 at, U ,N 10, 60 - 40, 1110 4010a*Le•Aliverpool IS 24 lOW 281 73 100, N angle Austrian .... - I 1 *NI - 40, 40 ANZIO 1 1 4SVPSIsS ( ani.) l* TN 117m1 - I IS, 60 Angle Mites (landed) 20 63 ' 45 41 e Ed' 143 id U. 10 Ulatioliank.Oter.nowsh 10 19 21 - * 49 Altaralaas ail 72 71 -. 11,509 211 Duke Brtliehtalumbia all 205 215 - 1u0.6110 , 20 De New,issued 2 pu. 6 - - -, 008 1111 Bank rd t= sn 11 33 32 3 40,000 114 Bank of *IMO 114 lank of Queen (Llailla4) 10 se legs -• ANSI 100 Dank ol land (L.) * 7 oes - 29,100 16 Bank offictorfainaola 116 43 46 - , 80,0001 10 Bank *CNN Zeeland - U, SO , Darned% Bank (Landed 10 1 31 e par -. 60,000 10 jllosiailan&Pcelogusee(L 14 15 05 dle 9 1 110, 60 'Bahasa Clalifewnlan (L 71 II 1 dia ... 10. 60 .Batiali N. ASS6IIO6 - 00,000 911 Q. Bk. ladla,Aue., Chins all 24 25 -. WOO 25 .ohart. Mor.rd ladia,&c. ill 15 47 -- 51,000 II lett, als. 20,01111110010oladel *ON Slat Cora Bank of - - 40, SI Coat Rank of Can tad* &c. all 10 29 - 1190,100 10 ,Cenoolidood Hank (L) 6 63 bite , -. 0001 10.000 14 Della and London 26 12 26 ad - 23,000 SO La London (Limited) 6 3 dis per - *ON 20 itiatern itzchonrol Lim) 613 05d1e id - 31,009 SO linen and American. 6 par Ipm 10,000 16 Usti= Joint stack (1.) le 15 04 da 9 *OOO 10 tag.ScotAka&Lenorld. all 18 3 20} -• 20,000 60 Koplish and Swath& (L 10 6 4.16. -,7 66,009 SO turepeux lionlCUndted l5 S Li *I 1 10,006100 MadawkOldemalsp.(l3 16 18 20 111 15,050 100 Do. batted at 2 pm- la 18 29 - 19,050'100 Do. New l9 17 1) 10,0001100 imperial Bank, lArollai 10 11 *pa 2 1 111 116,000, 19 Impale Ottanwis lO 8} en 133 123 67,000 20 Do. 10 7 - 44001 26 lonian. New oil 26 18 lipm - 1100 15 Da Now 6 l pir ••• 1110,500 19 Land Worliar: latilarf 1 4 3 as iimp - 500,000 100 Do.sp.c.Dets.,lll64,lloyri all ft 84 -_ *.16 1 01 60 I Lnu. et . wilt acoolt...i 36 Isr }p ll 1616 { 1.60**0 London and Broallaa - 4 ter Ipm - 28,000! 201 Do. New 72 3111 iIY 4 •• 5,900 ICO leadon & Raver Blatol 611 14 16 Pm - 19,0001 26 Do. New, ms. 4lepa 10 55 al, - NAOS 10 Loa. 01.11mk id Aao al 1111 U - 911 le lambs sad Cc_etalp St 76 77 3 6 1 1 72 50 Lead* Join 6 81:41 l6 47 49 - WON 10 ,Leadou& Sou* AO 111 16 16 11 10,1140 1•0 'Lou. & it. Western (Lira 19 la OWL - 4.4 40 ILoadon&Vomaratla (L.) 115 13 piss - 144 100 , late. & Wadallaske 16,000 100 , Merchant ttank(lha.) 26 1 Ipm *1 6.07 60 1001 Do. New - WON ,Matendlo & lizehaufL A •-• 6 1 die 17.158 100 Yam. &Piet. Bank (L. 91 54 6 2 ri. 16 MN 140 , Midland Beak (LW.) • 10,00tA 6 National of Australia& 4 13 pro - *IN 100 INatinua of Liver"., lO 6 Bpm . 10, 100 11.7116. el Inglaad.. - _ e., -. 42 eel - *ON NI Do , tad and 350 USW 12 - -e - ' 40,080 60 Iltatlonal Bank l9 - - - 87,600 10 , New South Wales. all 44 48 15 } *AN 10 Now Zealand (Ladled) vi 1 3 ale 3pm - 93 'Not* Western 61 * , 15 arise* Bank Oceporn. aa 52 2) 63 61/ o * 19 talent.Coa.B.Lloteo.C. 7 2 1 d 6.... . Ao.O* 10 Do. d lateN.F. 6 2 1 d 6 . r ..- 11,00& IS Do. do. latel.C. 4 - - dis - I 17'1101 60 Provia.Baannaamp.(l. 10 se teas - 4 AM 100 , Provtaa of Ireland a $491111) 10 lielnde.Ptuti.,&Deibl(L NI 6 6 Ale 6 o 12.600 . 20 Do. hotted at 1 pm- 5 25 15.114 i 90.000 26 Bola& e‘aucalm..-.... all $4 88 ..... _ 17,011 100 Nand. a 111. B. Liam .. 115 13 11 dim , 16000 105 Do. des la. at Spot 15 9 7 lib -• 60.1161 j 26 Itsica of Nara* .... all 61 IA - O 10.006100 Union of tro/6ad (1.1 u) U 63 63 •• 1- *NC IN Mika al Laadaa - d - DMILTIIIO.I STOCKS. a Nal ok.l maams. 1 1•4 la palm. I Wee. 2 Olt 00.3191.1ialeadillei 100 90 1 6 f +I Ilk 13.14tha,e.p.e.Jan.&) 11/4 18 96 8 LIMN IL 6.4141..-W.DL -Oa 8 p. et.. La. & Jody.- 144 96 99 - O 518, IL lano.dirk.4p.e.Jon4.7o 109 93 N .... • NI, , 94, Loal1r1sh.4p.c.Janalip 110 911 96 •-• 15. Masi N. L.ms.W.se.e.sanAtialy us 84 SS - $12.110) U. De. Se 9. aiss.4Jalb UN - - .- 111711110, U. LlMi.W.,l9.4.Jaaddielp 96 96 e= .... ell llidland 4. ,4p.e.lsisala ;. UPI 1110 98 •• • • 146 N. BMA. LP.a D. (11., p .. ' r s mut. a. *UN's' . 116.c..lauMulp 100 101 100 - 100 96 90 .. 1 7 i .... IN. simuctoio.ca:olo4 10* . " x• la. - 120,'0, 1 "1 222 127 14 12 i :$ l7 ) ;1 the quality was in all respects equal to vanian. The yield was expected to be so. More particulars by next maiL" Subjoined is a oors • of the position Bank and of the oe of Consols with ' sponding date of last year : At present. ems date la.. Dank sobs and Whoa £14111,618 • . 614.800160 Bask rtetave of notes 7,90001 • • 0,00k006 late of discount 0 per sant. .. si - - Pelee of Oonsols fa • • The Admiralty will receive tenders on inst, for the supply of 2,500 bushels 4000001bs. of coma, and 12,0001ba of pen We are requested to state that the oboes London and Southwark Insurance Oo ' (Limited) are to be removed this day to 74, King William-street ; and that those Bngliah and American Bank (Limited) i removed to No. 40, Threadneeal.--,--^ SATVIDA. -- Consols, which closed yesterday at 871 to at 87i the sth of April, opened this morning to I, and closed at 87 to }. For money the last prize was 871; to The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 87i, I, 7 ; ditto, for account, 87t, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 868, 1 ; Lew Three per Cents., 85, ; Bank Stock, abut ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1021; ditto Four per Cent. Bonds, 17s. prem. The India Five per Cent. Stock wall fi rm. Ex chequer Bills remain at ss. dis. to par. The amount of business in fn stocks was moderate, and prices generally showed no variation. There was a slight demand for Turkish Bonds of 1865, Brazilian scrip, and Spanish Certificates, *AA me tper cent. On the other hand, Con federate damned i FT cent., and Mexican and Spanish Passive, 4. Bank shares were inactive. There was saes:Sol in Bank of Otago, and English, Scottish, and Aus tralian Chartered, but Anglo-Italian and English Joint Stock were inquired for. Alliance closed at 3 to 4 prem., ex div. • Anglo-Austrian, at 1 to 1 I prem. ; and Imperi al Ottoman, at 2/ to 34 prem. National Disoount shares were last quoted 71 to 81 prem., showing a decline of ss. ; Joint Stock Discount, 17 to 14 dia., being 21. 10s. lower ; Overend, Gurney, and Co., 2 7-16 to 9.16 Pram., showing no change of importanoe ; and Huds on's Bay, 17 to 4. The dealings in miscellaneous shares were limited, and the tendency was dull. Bast India Land, Italian Land, North British In surance, and Smith, Knight, and Co. declined. The latter, with 131. paid, are now quoted 14 to 12 discount The shares of the Anglo-American Telegraph Company were quoted 4 to 1 prem. United States 5.20 Bonds and Erie Rail way shares experienced a slight reaction to-day, but Atlantic and Great Western Railway bonds and debentures were in demand, and advanced 4 to 1 per oent. Virginia State Five and Six per Cents. were also in great request, and improved 24 and 34 per cent, respectively. The last prices are sub joined :-5.20 Bonds, 711 to 72 ; Erie Railway shares, 561 to 1; Illinois Central, 804 to 81 ; At lantic and Great Western Debentures, large, 79 to 80 ; ditto 100 1 . Bonds, 81 to 82 ;, ditto Con iolidated Mortgage Bonds, 72 to 74. YE Penagl• 01011110111. ion of the the corre- late bet sett. 1,882. 258 ke 94,865 per eelit. ea n the 26th Is of oats, F . ,epper. t Goes of the poeppeation No. 73 and Lase of the d) are now LT VENOM 871 to i ng at ens money the mniim.--ams DI YJ Oils Mow& The mining market is steady today, & with deal ings to a fair extent. East Basset and East Cara don shares are in chief demand. Subjoined are some of the present prices :—Bast Basset, 22 to 24; Great North Limey, 21 to ; Ohiverton Moor, 6i to ; East Caradon, St to ; Bosewarne Consols, 30s. to 35e. ; Great Limey, 20 to 21; and Great Vor, 26} to 27}. COAL MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Walls End Haswell, 19s. ; WEnd Tesa.lB4. Walls End East Hartlepool, 19a. W alls End Hartlepool. 19a. ; Walls End Braddyls flatiron, 17s. 941. ; Walls Ead Beath Hartlepool, 16s. 6d. ; Walls Had liCeUos, it;.. dd.; Walls End Rden Main, lds. dd. ; Walls End Go.forth, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End Tuosakl, l fi a. ticL ; Walls End Helton Lyons, 16a. 6a. ; Holywell, 156. dd.; Londonderry, 143.6 d.; Hastings Hartley, 15s. st market, 30 ; at sea, 15. r le ,w. X. the aei do. ase o pier. rAni 'Pr r t IN raw , foi at." s ;OA a aro riaa tII/ Ivael rit reet wow , bow ,464 oakb rai I 4