The Express. — London, England, 1862-03-28 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE In swan nsalans.) stIREWSKTRY MIZTIPIG.—(THIS DAY.) HAWKSTOSIII CUP. Two miles. ladewler, Soothsayer, Pdene Insperwl, sad Dorking are Dora MEMBERS' PLATE. About one mile. I kfeuoler Nighti Nappy, Harkin, Violet, Eve-e -luting, mat)* enbar. SHROPSHIRE HANDICAP. About one mile and a Nightingale, Wartninatar quitter. , Dorking, Madge Wildfire, "d Caracole are here. HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. About three mike and a half. Doha " , Romeo, Shropshire, The Miller, (ilautius. and Soothsayer are here. AftaraD.--Croostadt, Broomeick, Moe. and lc by Kiaptoo. LATEST BETTING LAST NIGHT. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STALES. sto 1 opt Prim* Plasibie (t) 10 to 1 Maim (t) 11 to 1 Rapping (t) 16 to 1 Stomps& (t) LAW INTELLIGSNCE. (TIM DAY.) JUDICIAL COMMITTER OF PRIVY COUNCIL MUM (SICUTART TO TIN 12520 P Of ITOKOLOSTIM) T. HFATi. Their lordships re-aneroidea this vaeraing. Wan beissa present Lord Craimorth, Lords Justices Kok* Prose mil Tamer, the Archbishop of York, aed the fileher of Leeks. Dr. Travers Twins, Q.C., and Dr. Swahey esiwad area the ease of the respondent, justifying the seeleme of ratios which which the Dean of Arches had promosased after Diaries the cue. Dr. Ybilliasore said he had bees lwelsweted fry the Bev. Hr. Heath to expos to the wan hie deep regret that Die 'plains ea tie important mass jestilimaise, wavatlia, awl ether Oohs had been mierediesiewiewd Ha held la all owlets the views am those pidate llid =tl oweatiseal la the articles sad famaderise of Ns elm* esd westemed Hid be bad not soy may dersemod or awls/ _ _ Lard CemeoeH, miter easoeitieg With the other lade, said thee* the ag seder which these proceedings were Was 102. B amid, if he piemeed, - revoke his ernes. eel WM Reeeslioy would in that ease be nessonelly and pereweeseily stayed. But the mum ha bad %Me threogh him oounael of merely expressing he. myth wee met e buy means sufficient. To &Web the bears the es& he most hand in to the Irma reeesenes there pate of his published serums width bed thee Mid Mho bemonissi be the Dean of the Mort of Aides mod ea the pew" of dlak sealseee of deprivable, bed hem preeemased Bethel him. Mr. Heath. tbsongh be es ul, Mid Me eberld debts a formal revenalits. and their laedeMfp deelded that the case mud wooded. Dr. R. Phalan,* then replied. deny* yearally the charge of heresy, nod urging certain legal epees& ea which he claimed that the decision of the Coon 1 bothesaboukl be ravened. Their tordahips reserved judgment. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) RLBOBOUGHZTREET. AITIMPTID OVICTDII. Dresswis WalssofW,aiaaaaW.i - 6: - was charpd before 4 =ol Yr. Tamil.' with attempting to commit suicids, by drown at the Mac Idward Ito • a park.constable, No. 39, add ho was gatekeeper at Sorpeatine-bridge, mid as the pre vious evening saw the prisoser pt over the bridge as to the parapet and stoop down. He went op to him cud asked him what he was going to do, when he replied, "Daly look at the water." He then took the prisoner Mt* custody, and on searching him he found two fetters, one addressed to Mr. Evans, the other to Mr. Mundy, the members of parliament for Derbyshire. On making inquiries he found that the prisoner's brother was the post-office keeper at Quorados (Derbyshire). Primmer said he was bora at Quornikin, and worked there as a pressen. to Mr. Wesley ; but had come to London, there bass se work. Mr. Yardlry said it always excited him suspicion when he found perms biggfrig of useaabors of parliament repressat. ing the places where they said IL.: born. H. sent die poor fellow, who was is a Ms state, to Bt. George's Workhouse, and 0 that, attar he had rested and recruited himself, he should be sent to Quern. MARYLEBONE EXTRAORDINARY AVE or STEALING • R.ULWAY TICKET. A very respectably dressed ruin man named Edward Jews Ntrh , dron, described as an engineer, was placed at the bar charged ai under with defrauding the Loudon and North Western Railway. Machina Banks, stationmaster at Newton-bridge, Lanca shire, deposed that yesterday al wropoo, as was usual, he was making up the cash ao:ounta, and mired a return ticket from Newtochridge to Loudon, valued at 21. 12s. 6d. Sas pkion fell upon the prr.ooer, who had only join been in and Left rug and taken a ticket to LiverpooL Witness went to Liverpool, and as the night train was about to start to London, he (prisoner) entered a first-class carriage, and he (Batiks) entered another, and came on to Loudon by the train. On arriving at the ticket platform witness got out of the carriage, and saw the primmer deliver up the missing ticket, upon which he handed him over to the police. The ticket was stamped, awl marked March 27. He said at Lint that he got it stamped at Liverpool, and a clerk of the railway told him it was quit* correct. la reply so a question from his worship, witness said the fare from) Newton.beidge to Leaden and back by return ticket was 21.128.6 d. The fan by aiugle ticket from Liver pal to London was 1/. 15s. • lir: 11anslierdZdiie considered that prisoner had de frauded the company of Ms. Ills worship looked, at the bye-laws of the company pro dam! by Yr. Beresfonl, the superintendent of the com paay's police, when, .tft.r peril/ill, he fined the prisoner in the penalty of 40s, and 25-4. meta, to be paid to the station. waiter for his loss of tithe. Prisoeer mid be could get the money. Mr. 31,inalSeld mid that from the prompt and energetic manner in which the station master had acted in order to sheet the rapture of the offender, he wee entitled to much preise. _ _ SOUTH WA RK. ROBBLITIR AT Elf ITELM IT A VORIIGNEIL Oleds Mirk. a fashioaablrilmeed German, wee placed at the bar, before Mr. iturcham, for anal examination, charged with stealing two sovereigns, a halt eovere*, two half crowns, and two shillings, the property of Mr. William Bratham Johnson, from hie bedroom, at the Kest Red Sussex lintel, Dake.strest, London-bridge, opposite the Railway 'fermium. The particulars appeared io the Express of the 19th init. Serena hotalkeepers from different parts of London were in attendance and identified the prisoner se payiog them • visit whoa robberies have been committed to a very myateri ous manner from gentlemen's bedrooms. Small akeletoe key. were found on him by 1.41.! M. He mu fully committed for trial. SERIOUS PM ES.-(rats DAY.) GREAT L( OF PROPERTY. This morning several serious fires occurred in Yana's parts of the metropolitan district. Ilse tire ocurrad no the premises blended to Mr. C. Lambert, a butcher. No. .4, Wellington-place, Wed reed, Poplar. Th e proprietoe of the hous e , We was, end SWOckildrea, made an attempt tethered the ran, bet the shop was so fully oo dee that they wen amble to descend ; they then made their at the ...sad Boor virtue.. when Conductor N. lkewiy arrived with the Royal Society's tre.escape. The poetise wets pr► paling to Pimp out, and woeld her done so bed they Dot been persuaded by the hysterias 10 waft. ONSWIIIy carried down the two children, sad pawed NIL sad Mre. Lambert down the canvas, ell to their sight cloth.. Pertemetely not one of them meshed say injury. The M rued t the whale Imellieg. sad severely No. 2. to Mr. C. W. Day. wistal.dealar, tiiTria a lt, mei as pesempasww' steam The has., will fell use the slew, Atha. sad fret largive lavellera. A bother Ire lammed betairse 2 and S *Week sow, on the premier between to Mr. KM. • (*maenad ter , dralar. “1117 ling 0. brims= at Net 5, Moskileath .6 i 0111.1•16:11. The whole et the Pews lad ether inflammable satiates it, Mr. Care prowler ha=ms flirted .td thee the Limes in te wary rem Se the huddled ; from thence to the pee=ler of Mr. Priam famishing ironmonger, No. 4. Mr. Kidd's premilesead Me stock in trade were de stroyed ; the upper portion of Mr. Peckham 's premises burr.' out, mid the costly stock in trade seriouely de trim!. The aufferers were lesored in the Marais, Liver pool awl Loodoe, sad Royal Exchange Are.otacee. A Ire likewise happened in the premises of Mr. H. R. %silty, licensed victualler, and proprietor of the Whit. 114ne 'Livens, Brooks-mews.Davisetreet, Rerkeley•equare. Comulerable demote was doe*, not only in the ter and alts, but also by best in the upper pert of the building. A ire sho occurred in the minim of Mr. Taylor, a aintebeedler, 12, Matthiarroed, Kinigaleed, which did eon eiderehle damage. The inmates jumped from the tint and Nerd dent windows, bet they were bar off the leads just se the ire was reaching them. The escape conductor wee Rh i n also brake ad a the premises of Mr. IL Fraelillia, 3rs, Mile ftwilkeeill, aad destroyed the shop. Eight per ear weee tam 6111•11 Rae drat boor by means of the Wm et the mew. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 28, 1862. THE NATAL ACCIDENT ON rms NORTH irssr RAILWAY. ADJOURNED INVIETIOATION.--(THIS DAY.) GRAVES ND, Noow. This morning at 10 o'clock the 'owned inquest into the circumstances attending the of page Waller, sod 38 years, the head guard of a task on the North Kent Railway which met with an areideat between Iftbain and °amassed, on the afternoon of Thursday, the Mil inst., and by which he lout his life, wan proceeded with bean Kr. G. A. Milder, the coroner for the borough. Tyler, R.K. &Retried from the Board of Trade ; aali s t: i . n ßeet, solicitor ; Mr. Edonll, general manager ; Mr. Knight, traffic superintendent ; Mr. Ashcroft, super. intendeat engineer ; and Mr. Cudworth, the Isessetive superintendent of the company, were also reseal. The evidence gives on the former =salon having been read, Richard Grant was the Ant witnees—l am an engine driver in the South Festers Gom i psol'alorwi lad am °nad on the North Kent brash . was driver t 7 the train ir ic left Strood at 3.10 pas. an Thunday_week. After 1 left Higham station the read was all right tall we got to the place where we ran off. This was about 900 yards from the second lock home after we left Highana. I never felt anything till the earise nia bo o nr ff the line. We were travelling at leas than 30 _ an . Ceseisi s Wse that tie usual speed! Witasee—we eu be ter at some times than at other.. It dermas urea Use lead we have got. Oorenise—Well. Wm it ran off, what did you do! Witsses—l had the presence of mind to put on the break psr, wild had little effect. The engine and tender tvaed over and fell into the ditch. Careuee—What did yon do then! Whom I wee stunned for a time, and lay until 1 was aatuled hyl a plate-layer, who took me across a field to where the guard was lying. I was not able to go back to the pima. go Ido not know how this ha ed. I was put into a bail and taken up to the in London. The fireman writhe only other person oe the eosins, sod whin I got est ho sought hold of my oast, and I then dragged has Gut with an Hy Ospasia Tyler —We left Stroud at our proper Homo, and thmelons had Do occasion to run beyond the vend speed. We snapped at Higher° at oar proper time. The Inds was imposed of the endive and tender, live carriages, and two brealvrean There were two gouda to the train—en at limited sad one at the tail. Tie hums of lir jury :Can it; farm any opinion as to Ito ream of tie aosialmA sir. I sawd. By Mr. Bass —I We blew driving on thin lies about five years. Thalia' is 111.111 ea the got and straight for above two alike. Yr. Item—Have you ever complained of any defect in tie elate et the line? WitSS—lseverbad any emu to do as By the jsr - Did not sodas whether sey sun were at work es Ike slot et the Sees There bed bees men at work on the lies The mese me el the Use molly. 1 felt no obstruqios when it west off. Charles Ovest-Li sat ;iiireman in the employ of the South.Eastera Railway Oompeey on the North Kest beam& lam DO relative is Let oilmen Hume been 10 years is the employ of the essgany, sad about three yews on this breach. was on the day is question. I have beard W evidence d Ekberg Great ; It is comet is every respect. I noticed some stn at wale at Hm cutting sat at Nada sad Dadan ercesiaga Phase were none at wed, where the wadded took plies, but than were within halt a arils. Heat Doableg until the supine was of the line. The Goghs, appeared to jump after she left the line, mad that kept oe for 50 yards before we get into the ditch. I was thrown into the ditch with the eogioe after the driver fell. I caught hold of his mat, sad he reined new out. When lam not erigeSa ig t my to break it is my duty look out for signals and I was doing so at this time sod rimy, hot I saw like impediment whatever on the op-line. Had them been any I mast bee* seen it. That. bad been the ordlasry *de lays,' at week. By (Uphill applied the break the sweat the sagas was elf tie reed there was time to apply tbelweek. but I eased say that it scald adhere bees_ pat ea border. I did wet ezduae the Has afterwarda I did net fed say lurch natal the engine west eS. She appeared to be run ning very steadily till she left the roil By Yr. Uri serer bad say new efeempieled ea to the date of the wad. _ Edward 11401 widi the vest whales. He sald—l am Indio genii is the envies of the Sena lashen and hare been l_appll about four yews on the Nen ° M . en t beach. We left !Weed at the proper thee, and I felt within until I waa thrown dews in ley break ran at the end el the leak. I tried to got up, bat could not. Shortly afterwards the task came to • sisadolill, mid I then opined the door, and saw the preops Makin out and calling ler help. The whale of the train was oil the li ne. I opened se ne el the dens to let the paaengsn out, and I thea soused that the down line was abstracted by a 5 intolass curio (the that team the guard's ran ) , which was lying across the line. I then got my *nal sae, and ran to stop the other train coming down. I went about 600 or 800 yards, sawn was successful in stopping the train. As I woe retuning to the spot I met ssraeal men oarryieg the deoeseed. By the Corona —I found nothing which could give me any idea as to the cause of the accident. It came on quite suddenly. By Conde Tyler—We were travelling at about thirty mike an boar —that is about the usual speed we travel at. I was lookMg out of the ohenrostory at the top of the break ran when this happeaed. I could not see the seen& At the time she went off it was raining and blowing ray hard. I could see the funnel of the engine, bet did sot settee anything particular about John Ries was thee caged —l ani a bombardier in the Royal Artillery. I was • parenger b y this train on Thurs day, the h3th. I was Ia the fait third slain carriage from the eagles. I feh sewer at all wrong till I had • shock which threw ward, and I thee found the train was oil the lira I sot a Mimed. I bad no notice or warning whatever. I sew the dawned yard lying under neath one of the carriages. [The inquest was proceeding when our report left.] SCIN.DZ RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) - The seventh annual meeting of the shareholders was held at 1 o'clock, at the offices of the company, Gresham-borne ; Mr. W. P. ANDIAIN in the chair. The report having bees pew/truly circulated and pub lished, was taken as red. The Czartauz, is moving its adoption, mid when they last met be that dime wore several obstructions in their way.. Those otedametions bed since vanished, or wee is process of vanishing. The spat cif the company in India had received the postai amieleace from the governments of Bombay mid the Psalash. (Hen.) It wee expected at the .L.te of the latest dimes from India that the Lieutenset- G3vernor of the Puojaub would himself opea the railway from Lahore to Umrittir, 32 =ilea in length, as the 3d of the present month. The report respecting the Mode Railway gave ea? full and ample details; but there was one point left in obscurity, and it related to the traffic of the line. He remarked as • previous acession that the Scrod. Railway was but part of a chain of coriaxonnicatioo, while Sir Bartle Frets compared it to the spout of a ftumeL No effort bad been wanting oa the part of the directors to send out all DOCKOSA7 appliances for traffic ; bat, notwith standing this, the difficulties were such that the railway was not io as efficient state, and the traffic was in nothing like such a state of development as it probably would be pre sently. Tbemere local traffic hadeeceeded the expectatiom of the board. He had no wish to withhold anything from the shareholders ; sod any gentleman who wished to me the traffic returns could do so in the hoard-room after the meet. iog. The directors had the same unabated confidence in the undertaking that they ever had, the best proof of which was that several of them, and himself mots the number, had recently increased their stake. (Chews.) He believed that Kurrachee would ere long attain the fa podiums which the late General Sir Charles Napier and other lodes, authorities predicted. The telegraphic cent municatios with the East already exteoded to Bagdad, awl was to be continued to Kurrachee. Tao flotilla was now in such a state, tied was Ia sage good hands, that if it did sot setesod stem navigation on the Indus might well be glees up. He be lieved that it would succeed to their entire sedidaction. The government were ready to make over to the company the selected vessels of their own flotilla ; and they would add other vessels of theirs hereafter, and also any appliances in their possession which might be required for the navigation. The board now proposed to raise 45.000 f. to meet the cost el boats. There was no prospect of any further capital Wog wasted for that peewee for some time to come. The Was steam &tall. debentures were is the same position as to ramie' as all the ether debentures of the ladies Rail waya He anticipated great traffic melts from the opera. leg of the lime from Lahore to Umritzir, which traversed a sort of garden country of the most productive character. That west would, he believed, give a great impetus to railway sowsisaaiesaion in India. There were H carriages daily between the two places, each carriage carrying saer rireg er saL espetal, and henc e the Aka ' reat and co the ooe arwsuot of traffic between them. He hoped that taw railway would be opened to Noonan in the esaweef out year —an event which, brides being of hastense esmimercial importance, would afford great poli tical geraffity. The board elm proposed to carry the line as far as Delhi. All they wanted of the shareholders for that rupees was their sanction—they need not subscribe say money—though the carrying out of the object could sot fail to boa great advantage to them. The whole route to be traversed was under the Puejanb government ' • it was 277 miles is length ; the line, if esastructed, would meet the East lodise Railway at Delhi, and the undertaking would then become the greatest railway wade taking is the world. (Cheers.) Sir Hgai MADDOCK seconded W notion. After some diormioa. tire report was adopled. STIMPACII OF PITIOLION A? TIM LEVERPOOL Docia.—LlVEW•iill, TIIIOIBDAL—A dirmelas took piste et the Masi Desk lewd today, r_e!stive to the stomp at ttelarmanalle that is emegiemee et flaeipereee Z Noble obelootir tbe oi, ems efteemeest should be irdidraw le tbat puma et Item Tlek where the ettsei le mostrins Wog ass is tbo batboy*. II ie urbesteel S b Set sea ewe **Me neekeles paned pebeleen wit est be aimed le the ilesk VarlamillBlll6 SHARE LIST 1-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ormi. The railway share market is Bat to-day, andpiees are lower in several instances. London and North Western stock has fallen 4 per cent., and Great West ern, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Eastern Counties f. Caledonian, on the other hand, has improved f. London and North Western stock is now quoted 921 to 93} ; Great Western, 731 to 74 ; Mid land, 124 to 129 ; Lancashire and Y 1071 to 10:1 ; Caledonian, 111 f to 112 nth Eastern, 83 to 84 ; Eastern Counties, 5711 to ; and Great orthern, 118 to 117. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted 14 to 11 prem. East Indian Railway stock is more offered. Great Luxembourg shares con tinue in request, and have again risen, being last marked 13. an I Pot MINCING LAINR-(THIEI DAY.) SUGAR.—The market has been dull during the ;reek and prices have declined Id. per owt., and at this redsotion there is no disposition to operate freely, the sales opine. quently have been limited. A floating cargo of Havana said for the United Kingdom at 25e. 6d. for No. 10. Reined has also been dull of sale, and prices have a downward tendency. Corm—The percale of plantation Ceylon offered by auction have sold freely at cry firm prices. Triage, at 68a. to 745. 6d. low to Ise m id dling, 82e. to 925. ; pea Ms. to 924. A good business has been done in Rio in the early part of the week at full prices, but towards the close there was lees activity in the demand. COCOA la in limited request. MA.—The market ban been dull and inactive. Eott eondnues doll of i;feT Afewpuncheons of pals Lamar& sold at la. ed., and 60 puncheons of Jamaica at 2a. 10d.. Ravi Is dull sod losetive. demand is more active, sad rather firmer prior have bass • retraction 15k and 8 sold at ris. 6d. ; and refraction, 6 to 6,38 s. to 38s. bd. &tom —Pepper has sold steadily at previous prices Peeing, Pimento Is In leis request, and has declined Id. per lb. Other 'pima uti Fenn% —A limited name is doing at previous prime. OOTTON.—The market has become quiet. HICZP.—St. Petersburg clean is still Quoted 311. 10s. to SY., but there is not much business passing. Jon.—At the public melee held this week there was no disposition to purchase at the previous currency, and the bulk was bought in, the portiou sold went at a slight decline. -------- INDIGO.—The market is dull and inactive. 00CHINEAL is io good request, at folly last week's Klass. About 500 bags sold, Mexican silver at 2s. 7d. TALLOW MARSZT.—(THIS DAY.) The market ill steady. Petenburg Y. 0.. ou the spot, is quoted 43a. 9d. ; Mara, 45.. 9d. ; April to June, the. 9d.; July to September, 47N. Octob e r to December, 48e. to 48e. 3d. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) LEADexam.t..—Hillsa—Prioso jilts.. 3d. $o Sjd. ; 641 W. to 7216 a, 31d. to _3ed. ; to SOlbs.. 9b5g. 341 t* , 311 4 d. to ; B°l 4ed. l3` ; i° 9lll " ba. b. "to 31 d. 1(1.11 4° W, d : 40 8 . B to thL __ 4.11 Hone hides, 9i. to 10a. 041 dint, light, 2s. Od. . - BOUlONDeti.—Shaspuki s: Polled, 10s. to 125.; kali brads, 6a. 6d. to 10a. 6.1.; doom. 6a. 6d. to Bs. ; shearlinp, la. 2d. BOROITGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Pattendes and Smith report the trade more active for both English and foreign bops at as advance is price of th. to 10. per owt. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Walls Sod Ton, 17s. ; Walls End Wanton Hartlepool, 16a. 6d.; Walls Sod Martlspool, 161. W. ; Walls End South Killen, 16a. ; Wallr and army, 16s. ; Wan* Mid Hallos, 160. 3d. ; Walla Ed Miss Main, 15s. 3d. ; Walls End Aeon Clow, 16s. Id. ; Walls End Hatton Izzl4e. ; Walls End Enuntrollgato, Me. 3d. ; Yahoo, 12s. ; Taatisid Moor Betas. 12s. ; Bakes = Ile. 6d. ; Ski& liar May, 15s. 9d.-15 skips at MONEY JURIDIT.-(THIE DAL) Two o'CLocz. The funds to-day are rather flatter. Consols are quoted i per cent. lower than theyclosed yester day. Apart from the fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks, which has commenced this morning, there is not much business. English railways are flatter. Attention is still promi nently directed to the new Turkish Loan, the list for which is now on the point of being closed. The scrip is firm at 2} to 21 prem. _ At Paris this ilornin according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69fr. 60c., receded to 69fr. 45c., but recovered to 69fr. 50c., being, however, k per cent. lower than yesterday. Commis are officially marked 931, 4,1, 4,1, and 4 for money, and 934 and 4 for the account. The present quotations are 93/ to 4 for cash, and 931 to 4 for the 10th of April. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 4 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1084, 1, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 100, 4 ; Ave per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1031, 103 ; Bank Stock, for account, 2354, 234 ; Exchequer Bills, 205., 17s. prem. The old Turkish Loans are unchanged in price, the Bonds of 1864 being quoted 84 to 4, and those of 1858 71 to 4 ex div. There is a fresh fall in Italian Five per Cents., which are last marked al. Moorish Scrip is firm, and Mexican Bonds dull. saes are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 921 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1024 ; Equador New Conso lidated, 184 ; French Three per Cent. Rental, 88fr. 50c. (exchange 25fr. )1; Italian Five per Cents., 651, (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 344, ; Moorish Scrip, 64, 6 prem. ; New Granada Deferred, 51 ; Peruvian Three per Cents., 85; Portuguese Three per Cents, 1853, 451 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 531 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 431, 4 ; ditto Passive, 184; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 1864, 844 ; ditto Six per Ceuta., 1868, 714, 71,'4; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1021 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., 244. The total applications for the New Turkish Loan of 8,000,000/. exceeded 30,000,000/. up to last evening. The 5 per cent. deposit on this represents 1,500,0001. Messrs. Dent, Palmer, and Co. announce the dividend due the 10th prox. on the Turkish Six per Cent. Bonds of 1854. The half-yearly interest on Canadian Consoli dated Five per Cent. Bonds is announced in due course. There were no gold operations worth mentioning at the Bank yesterday. The 158,0001, Australian gold by the Result will probably be taken there after being refined. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was very firm, with sales to the extent of 4,000 bales. The American packet, telegraphed late last even ing, brings improved quotations for Illinois Central and New York and Erie Railway shares. Accord ingly, after the recognised hours this evening, the prices of American securities &bowed an upward tendency. The following is the "house list " of the gover nors and directors of the Bank of England for the year ensuing, viz. :—For governor, Mr. Alfred Latham ; for deputy-governor Mr. Kirkman D. Hodgson ; and for directors, Messrs. Henry Hulse Berens, Arthur Edwd. Campbell, Robt. Wigram Crawford, William Cotton, James Pattison Currie, Bonamy Dobree, Benjamin Buck Greene, Chas. Pascoe Grenfell, Henry Hacks Gibbs, John Saun ders Gilliat, George Joachim Giischen, James Alexander Guthrie„Thomson Hanky, John Ben jamin Heath, Henry Lancelot Holland, John Gel librand Hubbard, Thomas Newman Hunt, Charles Frederick Huth, James Morris, Sheffield Name, George Wards Norman, Edward Howley Palmer, Thomas Charles Smith, and Clifford Wigram. Of the above, Mr. John 8. Gilliat and Mr. Clifford Wigram are new candidates. The governor and deputy-governor will be elected on the Bth April, and the directors on the 9th. The Great Northern Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 2,835/. ; the Great Western a decrease of 1,92 W.; the Lancashire and York shire a decrease of 4.427/. ; the Eastern Counties a decrease of 1,5821. ; the North Eastern a de crease of 2,8021. ; the Midland a decrease of 1,5611. ; and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire a decrease of 2,094/. The directors of the London and South African Bank have circulated the balance-sheet and profit and loss account to the 31st December last, in anti cipation of the annual meeting called for the Ist of May. The progress of this establishment fully equals expectation. The bank has only been in operation five months at Cape Town, and three months at Port Elizabeth, yet the deposits amount already to 39,9171., and the circulation to 7,2001. The manager report& that not a single 51. note has been sent in for payment. The gross profit to the 31st Deo. last was 14,3831.; and, deducting from this 3,8411. as the half-year's charges, the net profit is 10,541/. The latter sum is to be appro priated as follows, viz. : T. preliminary expenses, being one-fifth of balance of that acoount, 1,6081. 6s. ; to traosfer for foundation of a reserve turd, 1,0001. ; to amourt further applicable thereto r per deed of sattlement, being profit realised on sale of forfeited shares, M. lls. 3d. ; to proposed dividend at the rate of 2i per cent. on paid-up capital (to be /mid has of income tax), 5,0001.; to balance earned to new account, subject to become tax on proposed dividend, 2,8361. 17a 41—total, 10.5411. 14s. 7d. Thisestablishment is now fairly in a dividend pay ing position. An extraordinary meeting of the General Screw Steam Shipping Company, now in liquidation, is called for the 4th of April, to finally wind up and settle the accounts. _ _ _ The annual meeting of the Anglo-Mexican Mint Aasociation is called for the Bth of April. The position of the market for American securi ties is noticed as follows by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. : There continues an active demand for American Securi ties, and during the past week the transactions have beau large, whilst prices remain without material alteration. At an adjourned meeting yesterday of the creditors of Mr. J. W. Shillito, wholesale grocer, it was decided that the estate shall be wound up in the Court of Bankruptcy. The insolvent offered to pay a composition of 9s. in the pound, guaranteed, but the creditors refused to accept less than 10e. It was considered that Mr. Shillito ought to have stopped payment at an earlier period. The following is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the sixth aeries of hide sales for the year there was a middling to fair demand for both East India and salted bidee, although of the letter only a portion was sold, and that at a slight concession in price. East India. —Ox and Cow.—Calcutta were in fair request at fully last Wes' prices. The export demand wee better than at the previous sales, which resulted in full prime being paid for bides of heavy averaves, imitable for this trade ; the home Imam also bought to a fair extent. Madras, &o , were sold at fully former prioes. The analysis of the SASS is 109,037 Calcutta, new parcels, 36,243 brought forward from former sales, and 5,841 Madras, Pondicherry, Le. ; in all 182,882 hide', of which 103,261 were sold. East India.—Buffalo were in better demand, but those sold were at rather lower prices. Leather.—Fast Indian.—Madras was all sold. Bombay was all bought in, being of dark and common tannage. Aus tralian mil/ part sold. Salted Hiaes.—Attetralian.—The bulk of the quantity sold (11,812) consisted of • parcel of Melbourne of cub mid dling quality, which realised an average decline of about Id. per lb. The frw Elver Plate offered were all sold. Gibral tar were well competed for. West Indian and Brasil all sold. Irish all bought in. Dry and Dryellted.—Dry West Coast were all sold. African realised fair prises for the quality. Drystlted liwsdoregiesß.sedd. err —Foe the portion disposed of easier prior were accepted. The emigration commissioners have taken up the ships Ariadue and Accrington, for the conveyance of passengers to Moreton Bay and Melbourne respectively. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending March 26, compared with that for the pre vious week, shows the following changes : Otrenlatics Wins 830,540,060 hawse 2218,415 Circulation active Public deposit" 8,413,275 Increase 401,581 Other deposits Government 'sensitise i s _ -- banking deprohnent 10,895,242 Increase 178,981 Othersecnritass in lierkbg department Coin and bake la both departments 16,812,798 Increase 264,212 Seven day sod other bills 617,825 Increase 4,466 The Beat Notes in reserve Total reserve (setae k coin in banking department). 11,265,968 Decrease 62,468 These changes are not of much importance. The small decrease in the reserve is chiefly due to 'the increase in the securities. The bullion cos tinnes to rise. !PM OF INGLAND. 7 . : An Aorceit ith Vic., C. 112, fea. the 26, 1882. ...is pursannt to the Act 7th :ending on Wednesday, March tAirritnirr. Government debt ‘11,0111.3111 Other leCtlrititi SAWIa Gold coin end bul lion ISM DM Notes Issued £30,510,080 ' £30,641,ce0 I BANZING = delay' Capital C 4,6614000 1,,817 Public Deposita pia. 057 chiding lacitsp Is,. Banks. Casa aal.a. of National Debt, and Div. Acata.) ttil.in Mar Dyadic Isvam day aatiothaz Hi& Oll,llll £40,4111.115 March TT. Ifiet /231,640,1111 1•12102111% Government S. dtos Dead Weight An nuity) 4110,8116.1111 °tler gemn" " Note -- • • Gold mad Wirer Oats.... ....... 922,711 /A 0.40111,116 MAIRBRALL, Mkt Gelder. THOBJEDAT Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 sellers,* for the 10th of April, opened this morning at 93/, and closed at 934 to 94. For money the bat price was 931 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Tbree per Cent. Consols, for money, 93j, ; ditto, for account (April 10), 931 L ; T h ree per Cents. Reduced, 92k, ; New Titres per Cents., 921 f t 92f, 1; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 77 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 154 ; Bank Stock, for account, 233 i, 235, ex div. - India Stock, 2254, 226; ditto Five per Cent: Stock, 108#, #, 1, # ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben ture*, 1863, 100, " ; ditto Bonds, 285., 26a, prem. ; Five per Cent. enfaced" rupee paper, 1034 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., net, L The India Five per Cent. Stock has recovered closing at 1081 to #. The rupee paper wan ra th er more offered. There was a fall in India Bonds, which were sold in the afternoon at 15s. prom. Exchequer Bills remain dull at 16a. to 19s. prem. A considerable amount of business was done in the foreign stock market. A call of ss. is to be paid on the shares in the United Kingdom Electric Telegraph Company by the 11th April. 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To-day It is 41=4 with the wind tun the N. l'he supply al lisaglia lour mime last day is What cautious short; barley trota a. moderate, bot f el e ar all parcel of Irish daring the week. The arrivals are li teral of American four, though lam et laic. Wheat Tay limited; a little AMMO= is Whim. Harley, DODO lip 'IMO Let day. at. shark prinelpally dredhh. Vary few brae, peas, and tana. Lima sad :spewed, a small arrival et East ladies ; saw seeds ail, sad a cargo al mans tram leaditarrassesu 1110 wheat trade tnawis sortraosoly qui* the 4.11001111109 The ismai is sot bit or is. e, Aim r is lasproved demand to-day, at the quotations of Woodsy lad, far banals. English dull. Earley dm. Oato.—Ocod meta sera at full rases ; infcelar, a slow trade. - Basso and pores on Nonclay. Linseed continue dem Bapsoood steady. Mustard and Canary slow. CIOVININGII robber improved. FLOATUIG Canoodle knee • downward tendency. Very little business !epeeist Want.—Baglies Bess and Kest, while, now, Ns. to 628.; ditto, Ilse Dist, —a. to —a.; ditto, red, new, 511. to 585.; ditto, lino old. —a. to ; Norfolk, in, doe old, —a. to —a.; end, new, —s. to —a. Ereeipa s Daata 61s. to 6.91.; den 635. to 64n; extra, 645. to 665. • itireg. 665. to 61o.• ditto, oats 635. to die.; Rostist, aim, Ws. to 615.; Waldo& be Us. to 61s. ; Uokerowsk ditto, —a. • Asnorkaa wWo, Mn to ditto, red, bin to Ws.; Gina: Man, 61s. to Ns. Jkaror.--analle den to 375. List 40s. ; ezni, ft. is 80o.t sod 3111 to 331 . lisr pead+: 16 34.20 30 1 .; ditto Ws. to Yam— am and Nordrik, to 625. ;doe Ob. to ; and Warn 645, to 685.; brown, 14de. Ultra - Ors leed. 20a. oa a na. Oa. ; potato, 24a. to Sk. Nu to SU Mum Eia to 368. ; furrow, 39e. to 40a ; rt s i:2 3 B e a l. . j t. 4°. Kissi;& . llll lt to 40a Sla t. SU. 348. 31IL to 39a. and Mut 381. to 41a. := llll ll. Sta. 3da kW. 36 - to 38s. • tar.., 34e. M IN. tan, 48a 6,49 a.; ditto Ina. 49a. to 5611.; sonstry, 44.. to HU ; Nadu! and Suffolk, 38.. to 408.; Prow& -e. to --e. pet e ni a le o Ll7.B. mut, 27.. to 308.. Oinaclian, 278. to HU a. to -a. INDIAN 00111.1,111T4 te 360. yellow Ills. to 33.. FLOATING Maw" all O. !... A 1.-Wheat : Hoodl um& and libuisaispk4 per 4921 k., 46a. to 20a. ; Ghirks, 45e. 8049 e. ; Polish Odom, per 440 the., red, 428. to 448. ; white, - ; Dunk aod Water. 468. to 478. ; NC: 345. to 37.. Barley Emilia and Syrian, ler 228. to 238. ; Odra" and Dannbs, do., Slia. to 2k. Blau : Ipptim, per 49013a.,314. to 3k Yoke : Odom end Wale r A 9 b 4 31a. Od. to 8U; Droll end Biderarian, per Ka. Ott. to 32a. ; hes* do., to -a. ; Anaerkan. do., 20a. to Ha. ; figyption, --a, to -a. BEEDIL-Oiaary mud, per or. 40a. to SOL ; b Ers , Nod, per qr., 40a. to 50a ; Mallard mad, per, nide 68. to 98. ; brow., 78. to 10. ;BLig neeed. par qr.,., aroslune, 804. to 68e. ; 'Maud rah"et Por UL Oe. to IV. Oa. ; America; thin, la , per ton, WAIL to 121. 101.; do., in bap, UL Oa. to W. 10.; Balt* Ok to 01. Oa. Manoillra, 101. to lOL Raps akin. 61. Oak 71. ; Tana, per bushel, aviator, Ba. to 98. Od. ; Baps seed, Hoag, porno., 64.. to 72a. muunza zirio tanker Mil MARCH U TO MARCH U. inal Mike. Utah Naralga. MUNI CS I .... I /0160 = kr Yak I 1110 Mar, Zegilsh. 1,111 mike ; uo'::ckL LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. (11r NEWTON AID MEM XILONEWO 1 ONION OUR OWN 0061INFON__ Market quiet and attendance thin, with little doing in either wheat or flour, the prier el which still tend down weeds in the absence al demand. Indian corn quiet. Beans without animation. Oats and oatmeal dull. DAY.) nu F sd - M Mil 9 ge i_ 100! 100 f - OS 71 MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Two (Khoo& The mining market is steady, with a fair amount of business . East Oaradon shares are quoted 33 to I ; Marko Valley, 91 to 10 ; Wheal Ludoott, 30 to ; Cook's Kitchen, 33 to 35 ; Wheal Seton, 127 to 129 ; Stray P ark, 30 to 31 ; But Cern Brea, 120 to I ; North Downs, qto ; Tincroft, SI to 10 ; and Wheal Grenville, 555. to 57a. There has been scarcely any business in foreign or colonial mining shares, and prices are nominally unaltered. The deposit of 10s. per share on the additional shares in the Scottish Australian Mining Compaq, is payable on the 31st inst. TRAFFIC RETURNS. 100 ILLILWATIP Wks ma P r ar e Yap-T0451, Tali apes 11a54150 2 OU Week sadist March 10 t i L 6 Astineso i astisa 1874440110 a 1,045 1181, Lit A $32 585 917 11$ Salk pew! has 551 Rail Nang Mei U. ___ _ = 1186261 I. Oensties 966 927 1,292 1,211 r ia Leist i. RS a 99 81 2BB 26 194 al Unmask nal ME d Ins 74 42 ll2 Walsellsrl ast Waiarked sad 17 676 601 1,076 1,278 Sambre ant Rams II NO 1,101 1,364 1,410 Week man Monk li North aim ER 10,798 13,488 34,102 37.106 Stockton awl Da0281441 Watt ltsadria Week mak* 2422/623 13titast and Bounty Donn 44 408 147 660 in Bristol and Ezetez Eastern Counties Groat Western NO 12,110 19,608 19,642 61,661 lon.. Chatham. and Dover T2k . 1,11.6 602 117 948 ...L.,.- 1+ . 5_,,860 28.1. North prith# .: 1 1i Viii kotUsb Centril Siwopthln Union Ulster 3 ;162 6.871 !,n 2.066 i:oii iiii _9lO . 1106 906 1,639 1,614 PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. MARCH 27.—Balas to-day :—Caledonlen + lllllo l k,. —Bast Anglian, 22 1 1—8 asters Counties Stor r i t ,li 7—reat Western Stock. 74—lencaehire anA YorkAtire, 14g 71 71 87)1 / 8 I—London and North Western, 931 ll—London and South Western, 1001—Midland Stock , 1281—North Eastern. Berwick, 98—South Pastern Stock, 851 tex dir.—Oswestry sal Newtown Pref., 101—Buffalo and lake Huron 7 per COOL NIL shams, 8 1618 9—Dutch lthenieh, 1 p.--Great Luxembourg. 11 11.181—Illinois Central, 481 ti—Bask of Liverpool, pool and London Fire and We, 01616 p.—Brittah sad . 11Z: Delis Telegraph C shares, 101. lLutommerza, ?Lulea 27.—There was a steadmar . ket, with a good bueiness. Eastern Counties, 671—Great —Grand Trunk of Canada. 281—Great Western, 74 31 — Central (paid up), /B—lsneashire and Yorkshire, 108 }-11en. cheater, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 431—Ditto Biz rose Cent. Pref., 1251—Midland, 12811—North British, 675—North Stafford shire, 41 d.—South Eastern. 211 I—Bdinburgii. Perth, and Ds dee, 221—District Bank, 171 p.—Oeweetry and Newtown, 80— Ditto Pref., 10 3-18—Leeds lftwarrialTalt per Caste. (2L paid). par Mona/ion or Bums() Mum The betting fres tonity, who used to congregate in inch large force in Nai ler" Meetetreet, bat who were ultimately driven out of that neighbourhood by the City police, after a stout reit anos, have now found quarters in a less desirable part of the town, namely, in Castle-street, lionspaare, just at the *na tion of the two parishes of St. Giles'adrthelields, and SC Martin's-rathe•Fields. At this spot—very far from being in the fields at present —some hundreds of betting Inca 'rambled yesterday, conpred of all classes, from the ex tremely well-droned speculator, to the meanest scamp whe ever took part in the puma. All of them were provided with little memorandurabooks, in which they entered their transactions, and. judging from the a c =l conversetion which took pros, Andre which was displayed, it appeared that business was talsably thriving. The spot alluded to is just under the dark shade of Combs and llelafield's extensive brewery. Here the betting "eat." are not molested by the polies THE LADY GODIVA PROCICSAION.—The committee formed for carrying out the proposed Godly* procesairt at the ensuing Coventry fair, have put forth an acnonacis anent, in which they state their intention ea to the meaner in which the procession will be married out, se far es concerns the representation of the principal per serge. Referring to the objection urged against raising fonds for a pageant so soon after the appal made to the marry to alleviate the existing distress, the committee expire their opinion that if an outlay of 5007. or 3001. will furnish such an attraction as will canoe 5,000 persons le visit Coventry, the sum expended by the visitors will hand somely repay for such outlay. The committee state that their object in appealing for pecuniary support is to assist the city and maintain an ancient custom ; and thajPledge themselves, in conclusion, that the costume of the4u ores Galin shall be such as shall not offend the most fastidious taste. ---- kIOODEI IN YORKSHIRL —Sin CO Sunday an im mense quantity of rein has fallen In South Yorkshire, sad so rapid has been the rise of the waters of the Deo that that river In many places overflowed its banks. Yesterday MI immense knot of country atoned Doncaster was under water, and it in feared Infers the fresh can be passed down a part of Doncaster known as Marshigate will be inundated. Between Randall, Burnaby, Asa, sad Btalatorth, on the South Yorkshire Railway, the flood waters have their natant boundary and flowed with remarkable ra pidity upon the cultivated lands, principally on the western aide. Great damage hes already been encamped. Errnaoanruaay lirransoaarwr.—The Fakird Herald mays :—" A few days ago two ladies took out tickets at Croy station for Glasgow. Both ladies had um brellas with them, and for their convenience left them in the *Moe at Orov till their return. One of the ladies returned by the 5 o'efecic train in the evening, and called at the office at for the umbrella she bad left in the morning, whoa die • possession, not of her own, but of the other lady's umbrella, which she took home and Said aside without UM" any notice of it till, on the morning of Monday lest, a polme-constable called en the poor lady, took her and the umbrella into custody, sad opeveyed her to the gaol at Dumbarton. where she Is now inamearated. 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