The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-02 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TUIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Wore Mr. Commiaskoer Harold) 11 , RE =WARD I.IIOOON. -TH BT. ALBANS %)I+, . . . Witititate of this bankrupt was wholly refuand so tots,- ..yo as "IMO. He now applied far en order of li-charge under the ',kWh section of the uew act, which me-. Irate to any bankrupt whom certiti,:ate may have heed wholly rcfuscal under the old act to apply for an order of liackauge after three years. Mr. Pa ley, in •upport of the b an krupt' s a ppli ca ti on , ...t..1 that the whole of the creditore, with 0041 tmption, hail signed r recommendatim that he should !late au order of iliwllarge, thinking that he had been .attirieutly punished by the time that had elapsed .rice the refusal of his c.:rtiricate. In that titers:4 he hal suffered great privation sod misery, and ow hoped to be relieved from that iliatrenicg position. Mr. Lawranee, for the assioces, offered no opposition. His Honour said he we, glad to be relieved from any ,ithrulty in the cave by the consent which had been ea ; e•sed on the pert of the assignees and creditors. He hould ;rant the order of discharge. IN HE W. R. C. ALLEN. The bankrupt was de:scribel;i Piccadilly, ,te a lieutenant in tha Italian army. This was the sitting • r examination and discharge. His debts are of trifling anouut ; no as.ets. The bankrupt is the person who rought en action against the Duke of Cambridge, as Corn aiander.in.l'hief, for illegal detention in gaol, and obtained verdict for DV.. but hi.: success appears to have been of Tittle advantage to bin,. Mr. C. E. loVViii aupported. Mr. Mar good opposed. on the ground that the bankrupt had not accounted for the proceeds of his commission, and if the alion against the duke. Mr. Fraser opposed for a creditor named Jews, who had sold watch to the lankritrit for:t4/., and received &cheque in Cat and Greenwood's for the amount, which cheque wits all4)l..lloUrte - . . . ttauki tint, in examination, said that he was first is the queen*, Priem. a .tats prisoner nailer aentenee of a cnirt. tuarti.il. While thorn Le bought e watch of • fellow pri woct, gave .k cheque for :4i/. ow Cox and Greenwood, hi,,gentt. He then owed nothing, and had arranged to He wtot• s.reenwood, requesting them to pay the cheque .ut of theprooesds of his commission. He taltinutely tbtained lus discharge, and after exchanging into another r..ginient at the lostance of the Hone Omni., he sold his •.omtission fur *X/. He sued Captain Boyle for illegal let...ution at Weedou, and also and the Duke of Cain brunt., aid obtained • verdict for 20W. None of this toner came into hi• hands, but was paid to Mr. Foulger for tor costs, and 711. to a O'Brien, another fellow. c ritouer in the Bench, bat whose present address is 9. I:run...wick-road, Brighton. In nll O'Brien had received 17 , .. from him, for services rendered in obtaining his dim liai The proceeds of his cotuniimion did not go to Cox ,n-I ireenwood'a, but to Laurie's, and that was the reason why Mr. Jones's cheque had been dishocoured. He had IVltrieo cheque. 011 Laurie's, and he hail chows ant :1 the money there and kept it. Mr. Oeorge doom. the opposing creditor, denied that be 1 ever been in the Queen's prison. His soli bad been ..etc. and had sold the watch to the bankrupt. When be need the cheque at Cox and ireenwoorl's they said time .ere no assets, and had not been for tire years, and they at.hett to have nothing more to do with the bankrupt. Honour directed another adjournment, with • view the ppndußion of O'Brien. Mr. tkargood asked that the adjournment should be at the ~ .okrupt' s expense. Honour said he must pay the ordinary costs. (Before Mr. Commissioner Fooblanque) Honour appeared in court this niornia ' . far the first rue after his severe an.l protracted illness. We were glad son...* a grist improvement is hie llononr's appearance. He ,lixposed of a long list of cases, of which the following 1, the pnncipil : IN RE OLIVARES. ri, t,,,,Arart, • !poem! merchant, of Great Nestrort t:. et, ,prdied for his order of,diacharge.titles, 1,'..221.; “eta. Mr. Abrahams, for the amigneea, offered no oppoei- Mr. Holt supported the bankrupt, who, it w►s stated, is Ihninia marquis. i inter granted. IN NE T. lIIIOCENT. rn.. bankrupt war ,Trucise of Bedfor.l-4reet, Coveat ante!, The case has been beim the court upwards of a , eelrementk, the examisatios ham been adjourned from .Inm t.. time, wain.: to the nanatioisetory accounts. The tookrupt. it appeared, had inearred largo lollies by teas. ..teen on the Stock Es Mr. Moltlater, for the melpoes, now coosented to the ennkrupt pmaing. all questioas being reeerred for the osr• mate meeting, which was Azad fee tie 6th of May. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) SOUTHWARK. ALM= ATTEMPTED NITEDER OP ♦ FEMALE. TA•fm , u Jael:con. a vagabond•looking fellow, was brought before lir. Madam. charged with cutting and wounding no unfortunate woman, residing in Wit luimstreet. Newinoon-causeway, with intent to do her ...me grievous bodily harm. . . , rt;ennt 21 X, the acting invector at the --one, end Police-itation, ',reduced the following •!ertitiosjir: " I hereby certify that Catherine Upton has received a -.cycle scalp wound musing intensive beioorrhage . .— I. W. If House Surgeon, Su it Thomas's . The injured woman was not in attendance. Coleman, ZI M, said that he wan oe duty in Sewing • • causeway about four o'dock yesterday afternoon, when be received information that a woman bet bad her throat cut in a house in Wil- Iwo-street- He proceeded there, and on entering the ~, nn, he haw Cathenne I "pton lying on the door in a pool A 01111) of which was running •lown her fa..:e and neck, gal a bade wa lying by the aide of hid'. .1 dolor WA/ is Mend ince, and he said to witness " that the wound was mot done be that. He bad done what he could, and she had better be taken to the boggled." The prisoner was in the i.hgo, and uaderatandiug from the female that he bad done he took him into custody, and had the injured woman , 4 , tiveyed to the hospitaL Mr. litirebam asked whether there was any wound on her neck . M gnats replied that there was not. He hail soeo her thu mornieg, and she told him that she had lived with the prisoner about twelve months. That on Monday night she went tr• a masquerade, and was drunk all Tumidity, and that they had a quarrel. The prisoner push••d her down, tel .he fell with her bead against the fender. The prisoner here said that such were the facts. She .crittehed his face very much, as his worship could see, be fore he struck her. The knife was one she had been itsing at the time, and it fell with ►er, and got over blood. Mr. Benham said that wirmethlas 'serious might turn •rot from such a wound, therefore be should remand the primmer fur a week. A SUNDERLAND MAIL WRECK ED.--.V RROW ESCAPE OP THE CREW. 1117NDMILAND, TIIIIWAY. YeAter.lay afternoon, s hurlest of laden vessels left the Hear with • light brew Navies at the WS., but ire tnedietely they got outside lien was a dad isle, o that it was found impowsible to coke an An. Under these ircurtistasoes, An additional dangler appeared is the shape .4 a very thick fog, and the heavy sea reaming at the time tented to drive the ships on *bore. The harms Vibilia, Forster. bound for Montreal, laden with coal mid coke, was or of the vessels so unfortunately situated, and as she could not get • steam-tug to tow her oft the 1111141 she drove to the oortlyward, and touched the rocks at Snotty Poiat. tki• ,ache, was immediately let go. and, when the dagger became wore apparent, another was dropped. Them meamee, I..irever, were too late to be of any avail, for the vessel weet swag the breakers, and the crew had barely time to lump late, their boat and push off when the vessel went thumping umon,g the rocks, and was sooe dashed to pieces by the sea. The crew next had a very narrow oreaps with their lives, for in the fog and darkness they were obliged to let the boat drive on shore anywhere, tad trot to Proviileme for a safe landfall. The boat was arried adore by the wave% and, dashing again.t the cliff, era. soon koockod to pieces. The crew fortunately succeeded ix itag the rock.. and by wading along the shore they Mit bed a dry spot of beach. Here they met the ci.,uit.guard, who took them up to the station. 'Chit was between ',levee o'clock and midnight, and after sheltering and dry. ma themselves in the hut, they returned to Sunderland. The aie-i saved oohing but the a loth+r they had oo their hacks, od the captain eared o.me of 111, rrhu.bl.e eseeiot a watch. The Yiirilia we. built in 1.431, oo the Wear, was 271 tons r.iiiter, and the pr q.erty of Messrs. T. Reed and T. A. .t. Thi. moron 4 she lay On the roofs on her broad tompletely 4.B.Tered to pieces. The I hmau Queen, Barry, for London, was also to dill'. *tias during the night, and was so near the rocks off W hitborn village that her anchor was let go. The crew were roll apprelteneive lest she should drive on the rocks and is, mile a wreck, so they took to their boat, and had ap. oreuily bees either afraid or unable to return, f ir th e y I.oded at th e S un d er l an d sea ou tl e t a b ou t +even o'clock this monde's. About the same time the steam tugs Bel "Piet and Willem and John made a triumphal entry into th e river, towing the abandoned vessel, which they picked ip as • derelit, and for which they will claim mileage. If 'hey he .aceeisful in making out their claim, their prize Ad! be worth about 540'. to them. The crew numbers six In all, the tugs carrying three men each. The other vessels which west out had lain quiet, by a timely casting of their iie hors, until a favouring brew sprung up and earned then, out to sea in the morning. Had the fog sod sea been iccompanied by a wind from the eastward, the eeftee9oence , would have been most disastrous, as in all probability the whole of the vessel, would have been driven ashore and wrecked oa the coast. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY zvErar(G, APRIL 2, 1662. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF OONSIONS.-(THIS DAY.) The homes met at 12 o'clock. GREAT GRINSEII - ELECTION. _ . Mr. WALPOLE brought up the report elthe General Committee of Elections, nominating the following com mittee to try the merit; of the petition against the late elec. Coo for Great Grimsby : Sir A. W . Buller Mann. Long held, Ueo. Glyn, nod Liddell ; Mr. E. Egerton. chairman. MARRIAGES (IRELAND) BILL. On the order for the committee on thU bill, Sir E. GROOAN opposed thefurther progress of the protesting that it was calculated to millings the whole social life of Ireland. Nothing but the strongest sense of dots could have induced him to oppose a measure to which his hon. and learned friend (Sir H. Cairns) had devoted so much time and trouble ; bat the more he looked into the bill the more he disapproved of it, and the only remedy, in his opinion, for its defects would be to refer it to a select) committee ,nitairs, where, per haps, it might be somewhat modified. The present mar riage act for Ireland was not of very old date. It was with much trouble that it had been brought into working order, and now that that 'object had been achieved,here was a measure proposing to upset the whole system. He thought that at least such a postpone. went should be conceded as would give Irish members opportunity for a more careful consideration of the bill. The boo. baronet moved that the bill be committed that day sin months. Mr. B tGWELL defended the bill. which, be said, was mainly consistent with the recommendations of the select committee of last year. In his opinion the best mode of dealiog with it would be in committee of the house. Mr. ; EORGE regretted that a subject of such importance had not been thought worthy of being taken up by her Majnty's government. In his opinion there would lie no difilculty, under their auspices. in establishing a uniform eyelets of law with respect to marriages in Ireland. Mr. SCIJLLY said the committee of last year was not appointed solely with view to the revision of the marriage law. He would to go into committee, because if the nil of the Chief Secretary for Ireland became law its prac tical effect would be to entrust the registration of mars- ages in Ireland to the Leticia of the priests. Sir R. PEEL defended the government for not having brought forward a bill themselves. The present bill was an well received by the house that they considered it un Oen*. nary to do so. Mr. LONGFIELD objected t' , the bill on the ground that it mixed up the solemnisation of marriage with regis tration. ir.iiirHITESIDE said the bill had the merit of dealing :trly with the marriages of different classes. The ed e of mixed marriages would require the utmost can. tion is committee. Eirkiiiiiii*.LL entered into R history of the attempts at legislation on this subject and vindicated the course pursued by the government. Colonel FRENCH supported the motion. Sir H. CAIRNS believed it was impossible to legislate on the simple principle, however good in itself, that the state bad a right to regulate what all the members of the state were interested in. If the attempt were made opposition would arise from various quarters. [Left sitting.] LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BT 11.11'111C TILISILAPH.) NORTHAMPTON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) SWEEPSTAKES OF 20 SOVS. &nits Index . • Diligence . 6r. RACING STAKE 9. One mile. Brahmin, Blackeoek, Sagaratiek. Cariabrook, and Ann y '.oadement ars here. ALTHORP PARK EITAO2I. About half a mile. Villafrance, Dirt Cheap, Eveot, Diligence, Cerintha, Revolver, Erythia, Lady Superior, Bohemia, Mamoi f, Jet. minia f, Rapture, Blue Mantle, lady Harriet, and Merry Bird are here. EARL SPENCER'S PLATE. Five furless% Kim; of Diamonds, Ilan at Arms, Fray°la, Baron Muis claausen, Lord of the Manor. Dictator, Balirerne, Coulee tiou.r, Spicebox, Maid of Honeys. Flash in the Pan, l'omiblen c, Lopeatcher, Juliet, Woman in Red, Shillelagh, East :-.heen. Spark, Lady Louisa, Mai. de Champigue, Beckley, staple Oak. Blundell., Tisiphone, Miss Peuhill, Wild Duck, and Telegraph are here. ST. LIZ HANDICAP. One mile and o quarter. The Monk, Watersiteh, Nightingale, Vancouver, West End, Wombat, Juagfran, kloballa. Egyptian, Arcadia, Bloodhound, Fairdale, and Sappho are here. CUP STAKES. Two miles.. - - _ Shepherdess, Rapperet. Snapshot, Dorking, Column', Retento, Brownie, and Bedouin are here. DELAPRE HANDICAP. About half a mite. Maid lifeit.o,Tifiki;l Mist, Tieiphon, Min Peuhill, Oreashopper, Black Bea f, and Middle. de Chnapiguy are here. LATEST BETTING. EARL SPENCER'S PLATE 100 to 30 apt Maid of Honour (t) Sto 1 litondella (t) 11 to 1 Confidence (t) 11 to 1 Dictator (t) 14 to 1 FravoLt (c) 16 to 1 Spicebor (t) 16 to 1 Lopeetcher (t) 16 to 1 Lord of the lfeeor (t) 20 to 1 Lady Louisa (t) 20 to 1 Baron Xtutchetwoo (t) CITY AND SUBURBAN. 9to 1 apt Suburban (t) 10 to 1 Yon e (t) 100 to S Phaeton (I freely) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 4 to 1 apt Old Cald (t) sto 1 Marquis (t) er THE DERBY. 30 to 1 ept Iblek (t to will several Nimrod) A BRIM. —Mae Edmiaston and PelporL We are authorised to state that the Oxford and Cambridge crews have acceptod the invitation of the Thames Subscription Club to dine at Willis's Rooms on the evening of their eight-oared match at Putney on the 12th instant, ►nd that the chair will be occupied by the Hon. George l)enman, Q.C., X.P. The iron-plated gunboat which arrived in tip Seine from Borden= about a year ago, has been lengthened and greatly modified in shape. It is now completed, and being wholly roofed in by a casing of iron plates, presents a most remarkable appearance in the water—something like • gigantic egg. She has two very short funnels, two engines, and is propelled by two screws. INIWSING-STP.EET. MAID'H 31. —The Queen: has been please.' to appoint William Robinson, Evi., to be Pre sident and Senior Member of the Council of the Island of Montserrat ; Charles Augustus Berkeley, Esq., to be a meat. ber of the Privy Council of the Island of Tobago ; Lieute nant-Colonel James McCaul Hamirt, 08., to be a member of the Legislative Council of the Island of St. Vincent ; a nd Edward Augustus Chichester Macartney to be Colonial Secretary for the Falkland !elan& —Gozdte. FORItiOH•OFEICE Anti/. 1. —The Queen has bees pleased to approve of Mr. George Marton se Vice- Consul at lkirtmouth. tot his Royal Highness the Grand Duke of Mecklenburgh•Schwerm—ao:erre. RE-OPILMNiI Or THE SOANE bICAEU M.—This day the library, prints, drawings, models, and works of est, contained HI the Museum, fouuded by Sir John Sons, at 13, Lincoln's-Lea-fields, were opened to the inspection of the public gntuitcualy, and continue open, from 10 to 4 o'clock, every Wohlesday, Thursday, and Friday, for such period as the trustees may hereafter determine. In addition to the museum being now opened three days a week instead of two, as formerly, tickets of admkaion mar be obtained with lege formality, by all persons who may apply and enter their names in the book kept in the hall for that purpose. THE lIANieET TO LORD CLYDE—The Mayor of Brighton (says the Brighton auardkeu) having received the following reply to the invitation forwarded to Lord Clyde, it has, we regret to learn, been determined to abandon the proposed banquet intended to have been given to Lord Clyde and his staff as an appropriate Coll . clarion to the proceedings here on Easter Monday. "Albany, Piccadilly. London, March 26, 1 0 62. —dir, beg to acknowledge the receipt of your letter in. vitmg me to a public banquet iu the Pavilion at Brighton, on the occasion of the Review to talcs place near to that town on Eister Monday. I can assure you that I am deeply sensible of the honour von thus propose to confer upon me, and of the kindly feeling towards myself that prompts it; but sinus my return from India I have endeavourer' to avoid all public dinners and meetings at which my presence wax not iodispensably required I hope, therefore, you will kindly accept my apology, and allow me to decline the proposed banquet. Again expressing my sincere thanks for this intended honour, I remain, sir. your faithful and ohs. dient servant, CLYDE—The Hon. the Mayor of Brighton." LARGE ARRIVAL or SHIPA. —Yesterday, up to half-peat 4 o'clock, upwards of 37 vessels arrived i n Liver pool from foreign ports ; besides these, there were also numerous arrivals on Monday. Of these vessels •large num. her are corn laden. and many others have brought heavy consignments of different kinds of provis i ons . Notwith standing the immense imports of corn and other provisions, the general trade of the port has been much depressed. As an instance of this. it may be stated that for the nine mouths ended yesterday the amount of dock revenue has been about 60,0001. less than during the same period of last year. The cinchona tree was begun to be planted in Travacoors, in India, in January hid. li ' Mom& sii 1 Auwarp it lobeedual w d Ardonnes !g • Bahia& S. ha. 11. g. 794 ▪ I L Jan ct ies .11 He a t:: to Gratesesses SI ICareassui Was • PAL all 'A I Ci l l :. 121 . —— • • 1119 149 lel lot 92 91. 10e7iii n}; - Pil eat _ re% - z 4 OR I - Hi i ad ST 4'24 110 112 gal 1411 110 mcd li 11 pen stl Ii tr lII f 4 -0 zd 1 Ili 24} 101 103 101 103 P 6 NT U 20 12 04 U U 44 113 128 110 114 101 103 123 126 .WAIL 6 Si ri sd Olean Ow. I Rau. 7 q I 1 1 11 pm, i li U It Dutch Rh all',LWaea o/ harm all OtL load= gua. l D. all Ot. Control of all OR Liz=sCOnaLlll3. a▪ ll Wu Orslamo a Dal& all • Llano gra Timenlwit all Lissa and Osman an Marla Antonia all NamtLlage 41 . 60 , /M ali 1/ DG. orthirtn •D'e.P ot irt 13 Do. New Shams If awaglan Trunk Pei 13 .Ottoinan'SsaynasAidial • Parla.Lyead and/A.4M all 'Pails and Orleans U illaddi and 3. Froncloto (Pornasabttco!g. 7p. a /11 all Itlga and Domai/1 ail ,koyal Danish all loyal Swodlall AU I De. T par out an Gambia as* Yaaaa all Do. print PM: l )6,TparoLaa• 2 f U 11.AuLls Vasolll ParftW7paret p; ad` l iestkora el Tram,— 30 0 1 IING fl 114 arlera , 7 I all Do. fat 01131 . 1. rd 1 all Wed.& Ir. W. at Trams II iWaaimrat asulrla - it 4 dial li PM tli 14i ( 13 111 10 11 401 611 lI r cal 46 63 65 7 Cs! 10 et 1 pm s}pa $1 7 - n i Ist f 10j / ton — 144v.41 60,000 S 10.000 80.; 100 flue lisps , 02,°1?1 tul w• 1 6 I,T-1 t, TG Wiiii 000,000 10.000 20,000 34000 MON IMMO - ii:iiii)l so,cooi ie:o:oI IWLWATe. rci.lTZ' 168 1111 A 19•0219 MILL 79 74 - N, 1911 86eatig.10.12.9.19.0 1014 1621 102 19 MI DO. 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N —4 11,440 60 Autralana NI 417 WI id 7 id SUN 16 Bank of Furp6 LON 196 Sank of fund= OO 79 SI ... WON 11l British N. Anlark• . —ail 54 54 ••• WIN WI Chart. Sank et IRAs, Australis, aid Mr. an 114 211 214 KM II Quirt Mira 4 Ines, Lon., sod (Sdna lll 33 06 ONO IN My /LNG 169 Colonial 66,10:4111O Oran. of Canada 91,401 11111 0070. of London 26,600, N 101& liooL&Auel.Chart& all 181 194 194 00.000 IS G. Bank of Swamis:A all 3d.000 90 LOW. Ch. Bank of anaUL NI 254 111 —15,000 91 Do. New 16,500 N and County 116,100 60 Loudon Joint Stook .. II 36 26 10.000;10 batons South African 10 4 1 pot 101 1 1 NON, No Lon. and Waanationow * 77 73 NNW IN Notre. & Prow. Ink (L. 10 4 dia 4 pot ow Ike NS Kial—Trow. al Anglarl A U .. 1N 11 Do. N a• ... IWO 111 National Bank SLIMS. N New South Walaa 5ll 40 42 ... MN 15 tal Bank Mayors. ail 1.1.41 . Ottoman Bonk Ilk WO Trovinolal allyulreland —l6 116 86 16,109 15 South At 4),* 15 Onion of Andean' 61,1N+ N Union 04 Landes 3.0001 106 Unity Untold.. ...... 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F. *graph to halo (L ) T. t Ai. at Watt(L) 1.1 Tnuddlo.Co.ll.Dioada Co. aloadcas TaL Von Dlatatotta ILI . £8 le 1 II 27 28 Si Si ti St id 2) id • 11 ad 114 It 7 12 15 115 U 104 100 'lO4 107 1 1 0 1 01 as 124 101 1 le 3 4 db I tf 5 p * 5 5 i Pei t i dle 1 111 11 66 • 86 11 0 0 10 12 pn 110111 L Pt' xit l 4 1 6 1 fa dim f pm Par pm lf Ipm :I 4 thl MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DA 1.) Two o'CLoci. The funds are rather flatter to-day, owing partly to the dulness of business. Consols have declined k per cent. In the market for English railway stocks prices are still drooping. The transactions in nearly every department have been upon a re stricted scale. The scrip of the New Turkish Loan is quoted at 2} to 21 prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 89fr. 85c. showing no change. Consols are didaily marked 931, 1, and 2 for money, and 931 and 1 for the account. The present quotations are 931, " sellers," for cash, and 831 to for the 10th of April. The official business report is as follows.—Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 92, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 92, 1 ; India Stock, 224/ ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 2, 1 ; ditto for account, 1081 ; ditto Bonds, 245. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 1031, 103 ; ditto Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent., 1031, 1 ; Exchequer Bills, 205., lie. prem. „ - There is a fall to-day in Mexican Bomb, which are last marked 34f. Moorish Scrip is firm, at 6 to 6} prem. The Turkish Loan of 1864 remains steady, at 84 to 4, and that of 1858 at 71 to f. There is no change in Venezuela Bonds or Italian Five per Cents. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four.and.a•Half per Cents., 1868, 93 ; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 93 ; Italian Five ' per Cents. 664 (exchange, 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 35 ; ditto for account, 34f, # ; Moorish Scrip, 64, prem. ; Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, 821, ex div. ; Russian Five per Cents., 991, ; ditto Three per Cents., 18159, 62, 61f ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 53 ; ditto Passive, 194 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 844 ; ditto Six per Ceuta., 1858, 714 ; ditto, for account, 711, 4, 71 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 244. The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia have reached Suez. Trade at Melbourne was im proving, and at Sydney it was quiet. The Giant's Causeway has arrived from Geelong, with 49,0001. in gold. Foos o'Ciocu. Consols are without change, at 931, " sellers," for money, and 931 to 1 for the account. The discussion in the House of Commons on Mon day night has helped to bring into stronger relief the improvement in the prospects of Turkish finance. We understand that all the " letters of regret" went out last night. It is said that, owing to the pressure of subscribers, the agents will be compelled entirely to reject applications representing about 9,000,0001. of stock. The list of applicants comwises, in all, fully 15,000 names. A good deal of attention and not a little cariosity have been excited through its having transpired that the proposed Peruvian Loan has been entirely withdrawn. All the arrangements had been pre pared, and subscriptions had been privately made for a large portion of the loan, when it was dis )overed that the fiscal commissioner of the Peru vian government, Senor Rodulfo, has no legal powers. There are some points in the affair which, for the sake of its own credit, it is to be hoped the Peruvian Executive will feel the necessity of explaining. The whole matter must now be referred back to Peru, and it seems very questionable whether our money market will be troubled again from this quarter for the next four or five months. Should satisfactory arrangements be then made, and the negotiation be renewed, the Peruvian government had far better provide for the immediate redemp tion (or, what is the same thing, for the conversion into the new loan) of the remaining balance of the Anglo-Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. stock, as this course would set free a revenue of 325,0001. a year, now specially assigned to that stock, and which would form a good basis for a new loan of moderate amount. As another preliminary condition, it is important that the real position of the guano contract should be made satisfactorily clear. A payment of about 1,500,000/. was made yester day on the 1,600,0001. of Victoria Railway 6 per cent, debentures, for which tenders were received on the 28th of January, and which were yesterday delivered to the subecribers. It is stated that the whole of the Peruvian Three per Cent. Stock required for the sinking fund applicable this month has been sold to the Peru vian agents. The anticipation of • new loan has probably rendered holders the more inclined to realise. The amount of gold taken to the Bank yesterday was 45,0001. The mail steamer Seine, for the West Indio, will take 23,2111. in gold and 2,1:k32/. in silver. There was no alteration of importance in the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon, the late rise being generally well maintained. The Paris ex change is especially firm. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.184 to ; ditto, 3 days. 11.16) to 17 ; Rotterdam, 3 months. 11.184 to 4 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.524 to 74 ; }Limburg, ma. bane°, three months, 13.84 to ; Paris. 3 days 25.30 to 5 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.50 to 5 ; Frankfort-on:the-Maine, 3 months, 1184 to 1194 ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 324 to ; Vienna, off. flu., 3 months, 13.95 to 14.00 ; Trieste. ef. 00.. 3 m0ntb5,13.95 to 14.00 ; Madrid, 3 montha, 48j t 049 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 484 to _4• Leghorn, 3 months, 3 5.56 to 60; Genoa, 3 months, 23.55 to 60; Milan, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Naples, 3 months, 394 to 40 ; Palermo, 3 months, 119 i to 120 ; Messina, 3 months, 1194 to 120 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 524 to i • Oporto. 90 days, 52jbo 53. • • •• • • . . _ The third and last of the biddings for bills of ex change on India, advertised on the 22ud January, took place yesterday, when the tenders for Rs. 40,00,000 (400,0001.) were opened in the presence of two members of the Council of radia l and of the Governor and Deputy-Governor of the Bank of England. The official mini mum declared was, for bills on Calcutta, Is. 1111. per rupee, and on Bombay and Madras, being the mine as on the two former occasions. The whole amount has been taken. All tenders, above the minimum are accepted in fulL The rates of allotment at the minimum rate will be. to ten ders on Calcutta, about 46 per cent.; oo Bombay, about 23 per cent.; and on Madras, in fuiL The memorial to the Spanish Cortes, concerning the claims of the certificate holders, will lie for sig nature at the office of the committee until four o'clock on Friday next. The Master of the Rolls proposes on the 16th instant to make a call of AL 10s. per share ou the contributories of the Herald Life Assurance Society. The warrants for the guaranteed interest, at 6 per cent., on Cape Town Railway shares will be issued on the 10th inst. TIJUD&T Evanire. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to for the 10th inst., opened this morning at the same quotation, and, after receding to 931, " sellers," closed at 931 too . For money the last price was 931. The o ft ic business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93k, I, 4, I, f ; ditto, for account (April 10), 934, I ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 92, /, 92; New Three per Cents., 921, f, 921; Bank Stock, 236 ex div. ; India Stock, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. f, 1, ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures,Stock, 1081, 1884, 100 f, 1 ; ditto 1864 or 1888, 100, 1, 100 ; ditto Bonds, 28a. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee r, 103 ; ditto _ per per Cent, 1081 pape , 1, I. The India Five per Cent. Stook was steady, at 108{ to $. The Five-and-a-Half per Ceut. rupee paper was inquired for. India Bonds were pur- chased at 28e. preen. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 17s. to 2Dr. preen. . . . . . . Iu the foreign stock market the principal trans actions were in Mexican Bonds, which, being marked as high as 314, closed at 341 to 351, or lower than yesterday. Venezuela improved in the afternoon to 24} to 1, it being believed that the very proper refusal of the committee to entertain the proposals of the fiscal agent for a new loan until the agreement of 1859 shall have been carried out in its integrity, will operate favourably for the bond holders interests. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciocc The mining market is quiet to-day, with not much business. East Caradon shares are quoted 34 to ; Cook's Kitchen, 34 to 35 ; Hero&foot, set to 37i ; Tincroft, 91 to ; and Marke Valley, to I. United Mexican Mining shares show renewed dulness, and are marked 7*. Scottish Australian have been dealt in at 21. Other foreign as well as colonial mining shares are very quiet. An extraordinary meeting of the United Mexican Mining Association will be held on the 28th inst., to sanction the proposed transformation of the un dertaking into a company with limited liability. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. fdARK-LkNI.--(I'HIS psy,). The supply of home grown wiliest fresh up this week is exceedingly limited, flour rather more liberal. Barley, malt, oats, and other grain short. Scotch and Irish oats, hardly any fresh up. The foreign arrivals of wheat are limited, American, Black Sea, and; Mediterranean. One cargo of American barrels of dour. Oats a limited quantity, Dutch, Danish, and Swedish. Barley particu larly short, Danish and Swedish. A good supply of linseed from the Kist Indies, but of all other descriptions of grain none reported. The wheat trade continues slow for English, the condition being very damp of nearly all on sale; the improved in quiry for fcreign wheat on Monday continue, this day without alteration in value. Flour, ume value as Monday last, with • fair demand for American barrels. Barley improved in value for malting qualities, supplies being email. Osta a fair trade doing in fine corn, but inferior dull. Beans, pear, and tares dull. Seeds. -Canary and mustard seeds at late prima. Clover seed not so brisk, in consequence of the dampness of the weather. Linseed about lw dearer than last week. Rape seed steady. FLOATING CAROMS. -Very little doing at previoua rates. Witnar.-English: Essex and Kent, white, new, b 54. to 625.; ditto, fine old, -a. to -a.; ditto, red, new, 51a. to 585.; ditto. fine old, --s. to -s. ; Norfolk, fic., fine old. -a. to -a.; red, new, --a. to --a. Foreign : Dantric, 61a. to 63a.; fine, 63e. to 64a.; extra, fels. to 6ba.; Konigsberg, 56a. to 615.; ditto, extra, 63e. to 61a.; Rostock, extra, 59e. to 62a.; Mecklenburg, 575. to 61. a. ; Uckermark ditto, -a. American white, 58s. to 615.; ditto, red, Ms. to 565.; Cana diaa, 545. to 565. BANIXT.-English malting, 36e. to 375. ; flaw 4N. ; grioding, 28s. as 305.; and distilling, 31a. to 335. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 26 to 30a.; ditto distilling, 30a. to 32.• Mara.-English, EMIL and Norfolk, 68a. to fi2s. ; tis, Et. to 68a. ; Kingston and Ware, &is. to 68a.; brown, 495. to 57a. OATIL-English feed, 20s. Od. to 235. 01. ; potato, 24w to 28s. ; foreign 21s. to 26a. Baum -English tick, 355. to 365. ; harrow, 395. to 40s. ; 395. to 40a. ; foreign, 31s. to Xis. ; tick, Iti e . ° to 38x. ; Konigsberg, 395. to 40x.: , 331. to 34a. Rms.-English boilers, 38s. to 399.; w and blue, 38e. to 41s. ; maple, -s. to -a.; grey, 34a. to 365.; hog, 36e. to 33e. ; foreign, 345. to 37.. FLOOR.-Eugliah town, 48x. to 495.; ditto fine, 495. to 555.; country, 445. to 451. ; Norfolk aad Suffolk, 38s. to 40r.; French, -a. to -a. pet sacic; U.S. sweet, 27a. to 30e., Canadian, 275. to 30s. : Spanish. -s. to -a. INDIAN Coss.-White. 335. to 33e. • yells_ i w 31s. to 335. FLOATING CAUGOES, all C. F. and L -Whist Bel*. sushi and Marianople, per 4921b5., 455. to 50s. ; Ohirks, 455. to 49a. ; Polish Odessa, per 48011 w., red, to 42s. to 445. ; white, -; Danube and 46a. 47s- ; 34.. to 375. Barley : Egyptian and Syrian, perEllitilT, 225. to 23a. ; Odessa and Danube, do., 233. to 24.. Beans : Egyptian, per 480111a.,31• to 321. Maize : Odessa and Gast; per 4921b5., 31.. Od. to 3 2 *. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, per Ciabs., 31s. Od. to 322. ; French, do., -s. to ; American, do., Els. to 30s. ; Egyptian, -a. to -s. Sus.-Canary seed, pee qr., 40s. to 50 . ; Hemp. seed, per qr., 465. to 50s. ,• Mustard seed, per bushel, white, 6s. to 9s. ; brown, 7s. to 10s. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 646. to 681. ; Linseed cakes , English, per ton, 11/. Os. to 12/. Os. ; American, thin, in Iris., per ton, 12/. Os. to 121. 10a.; do., in begs,ll/. N. to 111. 10s.; Baltic, 0/. to 01. a.: Marseilles, 101. to 101. 10s.: Rape cakes, Si. Os.to 71. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, Bs. to 9s. Od. ; Rape seed, English, per qr., 645. to 725. ARRIVAL. 114T3 LONDON PION MARCH 31 TO APRIL 1. English awl Scotch. Irish. Forelgo. wheat 740 ONO Batley 70 I *iimi DM Oata Malt llOO Mow, IDA* 510 maks ; faaArs, 2to sacks, 4,8 N Ws. MINCING lailti.—(THlS DAY.) Soong.—The market continent dull and prices are barely supported. Mauritius sold at 30s. 6d. to 31s. for middling brown, 38s. to 40s. for brown to low yellow crystallised. and at 41s. to 445. for good middling to finer. Bengal ; fine brown to good middling yellow Gurpattah Ma. 6d. to Ms. 9d. ; and Manilla at 335. for clayed. Rein dull of sale at previous prices. Conga.—Owing to arrivals from Ceylon there is lees dir position to purchase, but firm prices are still paid, middling plantation Ceylon sold at 81s. 6d. to 87e. ; and triage and ordinary at 6.... to 725. Tae..—A fair bulimia is doing at steady prices. Run.—No sales reported. llica. —The market is dull and inactive. Batsman has sold at full prices, refraction 33 to 51, at 33e. 6d. Emlish refined is 6d. higher. COISON. —The market has become active ; about 1,200 hake sold at full prices. Curca has declined 6d. to Ls. per cwt., at which titere la mac dealiad4 Fatf Opal told at 263. to 294 - TALLOW BfARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is firm. Town tallow is quoted 46z., nett cash ; Petersburg Y. 0.. on the spot, 465. 6d. ; April to June, 460. 6d. ; July to September, 475. 6d. ; October to December, 48e. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Moon. Pattonden and Smith report the demand daily improving at advanced prices. COAL MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) Walla End Hatton. 17s. eal. ; Walk End Braddyra Hatton, 17s. ; Wails dEn Heaton Lyons, 15s. ; HolyweU, 1.5 e. ; Wylam, 156.-17 ships at market. Tae FAX NCR eftoPa. —The Echo Apricole says " The accounts which have reached us durig_s the hut week of the state of the crops ars excellent. In anion fiery part the appearance of the growing wheat is magnificent. The weather, which became fine towards the end of the week, has removed thefears which had been excited by the long continuance of rain, and has allowed the sowing of clover to be carried on moot favourably in the North of France. The spring field labours have bean in general executed on good conditions. The grass crops are growing rapidly, and the lucern is already very fine. The wheat, which bad been affected by the late frosts in the east of France, has recovered under the bens. &ant influence of the mild showers of spring. An old farmer in the centre of France writes no word that he has ' never seen a finer prospect for the growing crops.' It must not, however, be forgotten that those are as yet o nl y hopes, which would rapidly vanish ce a return of bad weather." . . COTTON Itt Assets.—" It is well known," says the Congitutinaml, " that there ban been formed for some time past at Manchester an association of manufacturers for the purpose of carrying on the cultivation of cotton on • large scale in Algeria. That company, which, it is said, has already delimited in the Bank of England a capital of about 2i millions of francs, has directed its attention to a part of the province of Oran, near La Meets., and recently sent to that place a commission charged to make the investigations, and among them was a Mr7 Ce = a member of the English Parliament, delegated by the house of Thomas Barclay, of Manchester, and a planter from Georgia, well skilled in the cultivation of cotton. The commission have explored the valley of La Mina„and our lettere inform us that they ' have returned to Algiers well satisfied with their ex cursion, and fully persuaded as to the future favourable re sults of the undertaking. After having been received with the greatest courtesy by the Algerian administration. the commission have left for England to report to their employers what they have seen, and the negotia. Skins which have been °paced for eying out the under ! Laid: . gin.",*eWte:alff. The e d E tte gli, foll h o m. wing u i c a o t n he p. .A4Aba kai r on the at its very commencement with what prudence and intelli ' pace it intends proceeding in the cultivation of cotton. Its arststep was to bring over from America a planter, a native of Belgium, who had become perfectly acquainted during a stay of from 12 to 15 years in the cotton-producing districts, with the most advantageous methods of produc tion." The Calcutta papers state that the London Poet cake authorities have declined to accede to the request of , the Trades Association, to postpone the closing of the Cal mate mail for England when the regular date falls oa a Sunday. MUSE 1.18230411118 DAYJ Yw eOzooi. The railway share market continues to decline. Lancashire and Yorkshire and Caledonian stocks have fallen k per cent., and several of the other principal lines k. Business is inactive. London and North Western Railway stock is now quoted 92} to ; Great Western, 72 to k ; Mid land, 127/ to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 106 i to I ; South Eastern, 82 to k ; Caledonian, 111 to k ; Eastern Counties, 501 to 67 } ; and Caledonian, 115 to 116. _ Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are firm, at 2i to 2g preen. Grand Trunk of Canada and Great Luxembourg shares are rather dull. OILDrfANT ANAIM AND STOGIES RAILWAYS. Coolie yestre BUTo.,WoLallimurVaa. • Birt.,Tma.,&l2Tok.huio. Blackburn ...... Blyth sad Tyke Bolton, 5M0M0410.121 Ti 'Bristol sad al t te St N C.l.Tdontan Cork and Bandcm.. Corning! Do. A A uodlTositLit, Blp.o.taßaldp& Dublin and STUNS rum Dnn.l.,PeetiutkbdiJo FAY'S Capra Connam kkelorn Limon. Stook A Do. 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Dadapon. {p.at pro'. ta too us la (00 1% 1* IN 10 IN IN IN IN IN ~l iabi4~{ p. fD~ellyio~!' lOWON N N 1111 . it 100 1 1.06 108 111 108 110 ISII 1111 86 88 110 118 lle 116 114 101 06 In 104 100 10'2 91 D 1 93 90 193 106 76 7d 76 78 170 180 103 106 137 139 118 118 ne na 186 :43 na us US 166 1611 161 IS 78 N 7 14 14 194 1:4 68 TY k t vm PROVINCIAL WARE HAREEM. LiVgliaool, Apart 1.-6abas to-day :—Grest Western Stock, 72 Lan c aster and Carbide, 2001—Lancaahne and Yorkshire 4 ,llll 71—Midland Stock, 126 711 / 1 I—North Eastern, Berwick, 37—North Staffordshire, 6L. —So ut h Eastern Stud., 821 e 1 ! Birkenhead Stock, 661 —Antwerp and Rotterdam, 71—Buffalo rma 6 3-16 I—Dutah Rhenish, 15-16 p. and Lakes Bu--Grest Luxembourg. 161 7-1 7.16 I—ditto IS per cent. obligations, 31316 p.--Sarabre andilsons, 101 1.16. YaSc7lsntt, Ants I.—Thav was rather more Dualisms for the past day or two, but woes, with ono or two exception*, Wife rather lower. Great Luxembourg, 13 3.16 5-16 Grand Trunk of Canada, lee 6 61—(treat Western of Canada. 13 7-16—Great Western, 714 1-lAncsahlre and Yorkshire, 10711 7 —London and North Western, 11211 I—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolndilre, 4321—North British, 661—North Staffordshire, 61 1.16 Q.—South Eastern, 83 21 1 I—Thames and Mer sey Marino Insurance. 11 n —Bank onlancheater, 21p B 11131111011•11, APRIL I.—The railway market was flat to-day, at about pmvlons quotations. Local stocks good. Birmingham Canal shares improved. and were done at 94 per share, riming buyers at that price. London and North Western Stock closed sellers at 931—Great Western Birmingham illtaranteed Stock at 77, buyers , and Bristol and Birmingham Six per Cantu at 1371. A DANOVIIIOIIB BROT.--The other day a rifle bullet found its way into a dwelling-house in Unionetreet, Carlisle, but from what muzzle it come is not clear. It is said that it found its way into the house, and after poring through • looking-glass ended its course in the opposite wall. Fortunately no human obstacle intervened , or it would have fi nished in a different place. —Cumberland Poffiset. Tea WARREN FARM WRLI. AT BRIGHTON:Yea• terday the water had attained a height of about 893 feet in the well. This is 27 feet above low water mark at Rotting. dean. The crater, which Is still slowly rising, can raw be seen from the top of the wail.—Brighton Guardian. ARRIVAL OF LIVING PARADISI BIRDL—The Zoological Society of Liebe have eeriehed their large collection of living birds by the addition of two young males of the Ismer bird of Ptiredise (Parodieto Papuan), from New Guinea, which arrived yesterday at the gardens I in the Regent's-park, in good health and fine condition. They were procured for the society by the well known zoological traveller Mr. A. R. Wallace, who has passed the last eight years in the islands of the Indian Archipelago, sod returned with these birds in his care by the last over had nail. In this city on Friday, the 28th February, died of 4themy, Senor Don Juan Romero de TISTOKS, Duke et Regis. The deceased was travelling for pleasure as this cart, and contracted** disease of which he died in Lissa. —Panama Star. DIBiNTITAII STOCIL 1 MRS it, 04.11101160.6.1a5kidy i l l: 0 100 MO 116. , Na 10014.0.1104360. N N Kau NI 1.1600.03.11.0107 100 N N Tt _ et. 060110 N. 1101. 6D. et.. .10) Agri Ilk WAndiatet ....Dip.cD 117) 10 114 Ti mins 49, wed cioot it of 4Ni were .up• rs hold 1r H. •44,00 i.llder gia• er.t. 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