The Express. — London, England, 1859-03-31 00:00:00

CHURCH JUTSB 4101,17708 JILL. TO BI PROPOSED BY LORD JOHN RUSSILLL. In committee on the Church Raise Abolition Bill, Lord John Russell will move the following amend ments and clauses : Clause 1, pap 1, Has 11, Wen out "paging of this act," end insert "drat day of January ono thousand Osht hundred end eistpons." Claus 3, page 2, liar 1 and 2, leave out passing of this art," and insert ...Int day of January oee thoueaud eight ktuared sad abity-ona." Clause 2, add at end (Or topay salaries chargedopon el:arch:l.4m) Provided also, That In any ;mist; where, before the pies ing of this set, the Wiry of any person holding Ohs or em ployment hat been lawfully chimed mom or made payable o•.n of church-rates to be owls and levied in such parish, such rates utty be mad* and levied as heretofore for the pur pose of paying such salary to the person entitled at the thins of the peening of this act to receive the s um, so long as such person shall asthma t, bold such Mho or employment, but no longer. To add the following clauses: (ilent-charxes given to incumbent and churchwardens to be valid, notwithitending the liortmala Act.) Any rant-charge may be given by will to the incumbent and charehwardemt of ends pariah and their saccomors, apes trait for maintaining the &Wit: of the church, end kg pro viding things necessary for the osiebestion of Dike Gorki therein, and each gift shall be good and valid, the prowlers, of the Act 9, 0 Le. 2, c. 36, or &By other law againat allematirms In moetmain or ditpotitiona whereby land may become in alienable, to the contrary aotwithstanding provided always, that the amount of each rant-charge, or of all snob rent warps, it there to more than one given to any one church, shall eel exceed the yearly sum of pounds. (Incumbent and itlaurchwardens to be a body corpwate for certain parposee.—Desiription of eitarchwerdena in low ars &..) a taking, holditte, and recoverieg any rent-d given for the Ferrets of a, wid, and aloe per fain, Millet. recovering any other property for the Ike pa red for teserenng say pearerrota, the incumbent sad maeisrdes deny pariah shall be a body e.m.• with perprael reran and in all actions, gaits, 01Wiliats, gait pew aoriage ba nd ordain the reiroreardeas of any ft shellsailcient to doodle rim r warder of the parr Ix arch try era Ni, rid at Err the parish, without deecribrgurrer by awn • Mae earn or ant, Isdkt= a i r e: serrg era assn, stela, or he diacon gearbeil,Z li i = 6 ; Mimed by the death of the weeder la ray each proceeding, or by their eaarell ken or by the erptwition of their air (Veralory onntrlbetione Melee a year le be warded 6 M repro, sad he Mega erasers for DOW SlsillsSimatwardass at wan parish @ha& nowt wo San dals la nary year, Mal is IJ ash spa Dada Sunday cad apes she Ilauley Mama Christmas Day, is each parish collect volaatary esarribeikes of for ordatain lag tho fabric of this dunk sad Sew things seas ffibi airy fee col-Intim Divine sins mad the lacuna- Est k sad the ehareatwardeas for dr thus shell, fr.= limo to time, as sansiaa may esquire, apply the showy so aollselad to the pumice aiseasald. _. . (Vohustary emit;lbe7tlew to be collected ewes a year for re pairtag chwehre la &reload and Wake) The church mudeas ot every perish abed, urn the drat Beadey d October In every yew, la each parish collet vo luntary cGutribielme wearry foe oristalamg the fabric of the churches is idled sad Wales, sad Walt forthwith pay the money so eenseted to the fleeledwical Comaniaslosses for kaglead, sad the mid ceeembeleaws shall from time to tlwe awry ever aft ewe merry, together with all aoeuraule lime of isamel pawed by sad arising therefrom, to a se tare_i_e feed or tow called "The Find for Church " sail ea the applieatioa la writer of the Memo dea...7=l ehlaNdlWertkaa of any parish for the time being, sewing kWh rem& der their applcation retiefsetory to them the mid cesewileelown abed, by payments out of each load to the aid bearsheat sad shun brittle's', to be by thew se soda may make, applied to the intrposes Let ducted, melee ablitleael revisiou for =inhume( the febrbed the diaries fa larked sad Wales in parishes edge orb ssieskeees Is nest washed, to seek amount sal la meth mazer se the sail emeabeloaese shall from time to time, ekw ti fearky ia theit behalf, leas It, any law or statute to the weerary sotwithelmailiar. All sack saws cif maw, and all Interest tlyreof, or et say part throw/ sow se at say time berealter is the Mode or at the &red of the said wensileskairs, awe met rherwire by law spzd, shell be eed the ante en *why declared to be sad shall be appilef, the tfesi of the egiODIMP, Is the manner rene w ing ( Nat Is to a: For providing, in such manner and properdes, sad s mart ey e l ii z to rink regulatioes, at the said oorembsleows shell deem de, this", necessary for dirise 10f1i113 in the elareb WI parish, and also for the permat of the raw, if the clerk or Natoli, and alio for defraying the salsrprieg, or repairing any church, or if fasted eel akiintainmg any churchyard is any punk. (Interpretation elensr) The following words and espreesioaa ;hall bear the esaee iag hsreby avellgoad to them, noises there he scruethlng be the subject or neatest ',pageant to such constructioa (that is to see) W . " 11 importing the 'filialu number only shall include the plural souther, and re.oda Importing the plural number only shall Meade the ainrular camber; Words importing the masculine peeler only shall include females The word "church" shall include a chapel, or say other Luddism for the celebration of MODS service according to the rites of the chnreh of Sag' tad and Ireland se by Law grist halted ; The worts fabric of the church" shall not Include the fabric of the chancel of the church. The word "parish" shall Include a chapelry and every reparate district for eccleaiastical purposes. --- (het to extend only to P..nniand and Wales.) This set don existed °sly to that part of the United Einem called Eserhad sad Weisa CAPS Y 0.7 RAILWAY AND DOOM COMPANY. (THIS DAY) This afternoon the usual half-) ally title 'noway w fie bed at the London Tavern, Mr. HMI.. sow_ We'reom to the choir. __.. .. -.,-.. .- ...„...... The report etre. that Moe the lad raids, lowa rat sad ea refectory mossrande bays bees reds In the onotroct between the company and the ("dolga government. The agreem en t f or Ur esseters time cif tbe railway from Caps Tows to Wellington has bees concluded, and the costrector sa il e d for the Ors. Mr. &Olinger and thesegiseering staff of the company bar arrived la the colony, and commenced • est as Bee; the form of tbo peIMMIIIII way his bees ssitW sad mended, and sotir•riry VIOU to the ontreetor to silp • enillf• dent quest)ty for the coustroetica of the Int as oda of dr If.. beyond Ceps Tows. The plans sad detrepi ef the rolliag stock have also been approved. The centeadee, by his egreesseet, endertakee to complete the Adele of the weer, earluoire of mitre stork, for dos era of obeli oleo includes the amount r eq u ired to pay the to the shareholdm at 61. per mat. draw seeeirderr as autiserieed by the rolooftl frorerement. He is bawl be execute the wake to the ortisfactiou of the escrisese of re company and of the engineer of the eqouial goverment, and, la else of refir.n w, subject to tbe approval of Mr. Ilawinhaw. The worts are to be omatoesced "lain the ziou time weed between the company and the government, and erns within two years end • half from Ur fob of October or els months with* the thee ramrod by the correct th the coloaid authorities. TM denriden for the cooties mar have bees fordebei by the astreeter, who h i s ol e o gi ven ercar ity to dr now day t, the mount of 26,0001. fur the gessrel pea maziee of , he routtoe. A !Wrong wish has bees by raiders in the coots] to have the terminus d i = burner is rarer the lowa an l leading place, is ace:erre wish the erigisel migration of Mr. Breunger, is his tender I•• goverment. in March. IBM. Bach an erasers of the Ens would eabbra e many sdrantageo, especially la 0001110. it' U with the revved pore sad breekerater la Table Bay slant to be erected by the Reverser. Asc however, it would artierita•e a weep through the military Hose, it motet be raved without the radios of the gore ropiest sod the raibtare authorities. The r , so of Its construction wit be Is additi ie to the estimate for the pretest costrest, and will have el be covered by • Medlar gmenates. Is SOY "loser of ttr retirement of Mr. Worsen from the host c rarities at Cope Twire, sad of Mr. Jobs Barry, roar romuler, bevies 14t to trade is Eagles., the Mos. Jeeiph Berry rid the Ilia. ifereolee Crime a & eserbere of the Wieland Cannall, hare bean la der Om n. nom De male be at senate, km ilb e hl =tl ream, 1 6140 4 He. 3.1 a 311 Th Isho • menhir of the local err ' mines at ths Cgs bee km dieted In his plase. Ifs dire:lore reessumend the opportune. of a taint asillor, 6r rind, apartment !beat Cooper. dd.. late or Me Or& ✓are Deparred is the Ow of Good Rape, ear Dosed Mr electies. Of the KOSS dims eet sport lee Zama In tasked, 112,311 bed bats Iderlit in fee legionaries, aid so ties ma laid •• her allowl 4 a. 1 " 26 • P•Cir il serbelpaller of eel" Sb de asnonat of 12 004 die been mat In Ilegberl es 74111 Mme. The eatoonle Is isessi nee aide np to Teb. 2111. err dm at the Cape be Dee. SI dr. The weeirrer Mersa of lt. pee ant. pee seem ma dr poill-er capitol will be redo up 1 i the Dr dd. and the derma it Itsmord kraal forthwith. Asa de maroatedie that had ban rale with do dew rarer tho emend wall will set Meads belles Jed seat The repeat was adopted. Tnr Naarotrrta Errs traD.—Tlas Mayer at Liverrel la to pee4l. ot moodoello So Com& Clholobor 10-day atuealay), the pa•poso of aidan fallasnacm• lid of the fond sae being orgaeload to vollera the victim el Neapolitan derpotim, Not to opopooktio with then. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) COURT OF BANXRUPTCY. (Baby Kr. Comairkeir Gos Mom.) IN NI 01319. The bankrupt Tres a glassitainet efDedierd -snare. Him application der means wee sentingly opposed, and occupied lho come at two or three alltiega. lite Homer sew pee esdpent. He said that there IMO three charges seine tike besbupt. The Fret way that be bed kept no books of Al kind, and this woe pond beyond dean offence wan on of those speeded in the penal seeks of the Bankruptcy Act; and whatever other peovieteas wore struck out of the bankrupt law, in the alteration now pnding, the oourt hoped that this one would be rented. Having altogether omitted to keep books, the beanie most be held, by a well-known rule of law, to ben contemplated that which was the nixerairy ern sequence of his est—mmedg, fie concealment of the true state of his dike been kin creditor. A men could not do this nee alheinelly than by omitting to keep even a scrap of to now whet h's transacuons had been. The ante p Ira that of collusively trans ferring certain preperty le Me Penn ea the per Amu that may we de la Wm for —also an cease whir the peal section; sad charge woe dearly brought home to the b Th ire was a third that of contracting a debt of with Mr. Faulkner, bylind. He had borrowed this nen when in diNcelty, repainting that be only owed 100!.; and when the creditor me hato court to prefer his just claim, had instructed his schemes to ridicule and vituperate him. Nothing could be mere hies and shabby than this induct; but the enema did not quite establiah • ore of fraud. The oomsel would not deal with Ike ether charges odor the penal section, as is that else protection mast be imperatively re/Zed, sad there appeared te be pairel foiling now in favour of abolielkisitimpleanne Pr den nave in ones el elear fraud. The are wee a very had one, and the certificate most be sampended for a_ ... ccniderable period. The hie =riteri ll u a s an u a was lg met the i e l e b eilt P or na ooc idL o t tet e intrados ea_ led for he hal given mortgage of hie home sal emigre to creaks. be semis • debt of 50W. ; bat the kw of the beam bed wisedsaleduat le peg the =sad Me roper bed pi the Maim The (Hel dem) wed be emoseded he 12 monger; sad (the modems ireameelog) promotive wail_ he if , .. trees time made le Ihree smagie. It was mod *WNW be the em d the law, that &AM dedidikm As . eilainletsi ammdes ghea sf abet vas newt by freed la the ma leastlea of able. XL With b. Lame " end Mt. Witham aggemed he the mem THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 31, 1359. ME POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. err OWITIXATE TOL NG THUM loAn Denny, n sullen-looklng lad of 16, sou charged with Munn a balkrown piece under the following circumstance,. It appeared front ths seduce that Mory Hawke*, a troth's melding in one of the beck streets near Honasditeb, sent haw son, a boy aim years old, to MIT some butter giving Mot • half-crown piste to pay fur it, bat ow his way ths little fellow got playing with the prisoner and soots other boys, and while so engaged dropped the halt mown, but picked it up spin inmedis.ely. The pisoner, however, had seen the coin 411, sad waiting about till the other boys were gone, ha suddenly rushed upon Hawkas, Iluvw him down upon hie face, which ho premed elan to the ground to present his crying out, wrenched the half-crown from his hand, and then made off. Hawk's, soon as he was released from his Inconvenient position wont crying to hie mother, who at once proceeded to the prisoner's mother, and then they both went to the police, by whom the prisoner was apprehended a few hors after end taken to the station. Upoe his being marched le. dd. we. found upon him; but he rnotately dented that ha had stolen the half crown, and when hie mother offered to make up the rest of the money, and Mrs. Hawke offered to with draw the chugs if. the Ts. 6d. were returned, be refused to consent to the arrangement, and was coneequently retained in durance vile. He 10, im the most impudent way persisted in &saying that he had italic the money, although the boy Hawk's woe unfaltering in Ids tale, sad amerted that he had new Mesa "nothing weong in ltia life." The policeman, however, who had him in charm told the court that he wan, "Lir a yang an, the most audacious villain in their party," aid ill was emit to prises and bard labour for da warts. BOW STRIIIT. STRIPPING. A young Turn iriiiiistiitio://u7e; woo bran ht up be fore Mr. Beery, to • sharp of robbing little alll@es of portions of their delhisg. Oatheries Hobbs, a girl of eight years of are, whine pa awls Ike la MatipAireowat, Drery-laas, old that on Saler- Any mania the Oki of this swath, ohs wee playing with sone skew Maims fa the court. Amongst theta were M ind lionise awl Jane Jones, little ones of does or bar pine at ws. The prisoner was standing kohlag on. Wil ms Yea bar soy to Marston and Imes, Come Mang with —. nal I will polish your boots far pm." Thiry west waxwk6 her, - 141•411 e 11;ostoa, wife of Ezra Mentos, kboneer, of Drury-law, deposed that her lb* 111 boy - =seuirnt ert' oat to play shoat eight o'clock on the sight In =mod ems book at shout nine o'clock without his Wok ells Valued at Is. Wiltksa An" et 17, Drary-lane, labourer, deposed that his lit.le daneheir is.. went oat to play about wren o'clock, La seterned at nine o'clock without hoc shoos, which won meth In I;oiiie;rial.rei, - i? at, stated that s few days after the robbery he was en duty et the swim-house door, when the prisoner came there with another women, who was charged with felony. Prom the deeeription he had heard of tho person who robbed tho &Adroit, he reeogaised the prisoner and took her into custody. The prisoner pleaded Guilty, and begged the magistrate to treat the elle wannnerily. The permits of the children also exponent a whit that the oat should not be mat to the 11018i0611. _ _ illarear taill6;7111; 0011Aidenttoia the Mier sr oldie abadr=as a ties very satinet deem of the parents thesoeb msn should sot be sent to the seethes to give Gri diron eauswited to treat the case stususartly. He should seatares the prisoner to the heaviest penaltyto hie pow to WIWI, the.-01.i menthe' imprieosinent with bard labour. CLERICENWELL. Arnmerran MURDER 01 A BROKER. Glom Hanrreaf i agd 60. deraibed ;;;iii;aiargo.sheet u a ratleinsa, residing at 20, biliklosay-stset, Ball's Point, was einnted Dire Kr. Tgrwhitt, with violently assaulting William Beau a broker; Thomas Jaokson, brokar's itadat mat : and IPalicasesastsbn Atbertea, 374 N. The primmer, who was the worse for liquor, rite:day oomereeed Twinning with the man is poesseekm, and took up a pair of sobion, and eat 'meson M the hoe. Not coo lest with this, ha Melia his razors. When the pollee annals Word the beam be Mad Jackson bleeding from the free, and whoa he interfered the prisoner the struck bin sad tom his asp In half. The prisoner wee very violent, and also *malted Beale in e very violent meaner. Jackson elated thin before the wank upon him the prisoner had drunk two shillings' worth of gin. The primmer_ , who smeared to be saihring from delirium beams, denied the aims, and said be wee not drunk. Mr. Tyrwhitt fined him 20a. or 14 days for the smolt on Jackson, 10a. or 7 days far the wank on Beale, 10s or 7 days for the wean on the constable, and ordered hies to pay 7e. 6d. for the damage to the cape, or be farther impri mead 7 dayr. The prisoner wee locked up ia default. FIZZ AND Loss Or Leas.—Szionuso &KM—. This sseeslet Mz. W•kley reedved ha:emetics 0/ the death et Mrs. Brldset Samesiss. assi 40 year*, who resided at J. Raisatis leftist-beers keeper, No. 37, George.street, St. Dills It apposed eat weeks wss seta imolai treat the best windows by some et the neighbours Deceased, who had bees intesiested, was Isead teerly horst to • dada. Smother women wse Wog es the ironed nearly saSsated, sad also Istorketed. Thee adhere were la so sdjoistag nem to a skater midden ; thry wen estrieeted es soon as pneelble. Had the Seers 'pea the whole eve met have bees bask AremNuan PLACAILD.—A quantity of Chien, plumy* Imo ban mid ea the wane of ldoono, entitled, Att ezikortnilos sot top to for a living." Thin eit vier doomest is the composition of a naive Mane, sad is a vansiag wawa th, rotas of Coons essigreiton which b nom essvied se between Chine owl the Wait Indite. Attie ZeErThi7orTurilril;•Zhi — — h,;;LT — The irs; IlleOe MR s Set d W ossatry as cruises, sad NOY la Ihrert aryls I be orlerse up pieloreo of " NNW WWI ',IR thdarre ;" out" awful sob/ine " Arra "Were *de beim" eat thea arehree with re tollorri pother. appal ;—" You I arm fetid per bremor year Notre Abe% eat your parer' have pews sigh at bort, lords. heertedy for year yea add way got the lsky rah to ion OVer the vile sr bow he Orin§ pals arra W reeinteleta Nub elee ; It sew you keg tie. year ugh& imam ▪ heartyheartyYaw n ail r se lib. leer nn %a i tt a we et Ireebirs. Yea early Ism he your rides set yam ma be etkerhe Shea yes era. Inlet sive re to um dear ellres, red stele &nth prudish* will diet deb rot tb osso boo Oakum of body hire ; re het aid outbreak sad w hereat Irene d tedium's rights wa s yew ayint]. Marie awl goners Nit theme re tearer re iehrtemt rope revery tee orbs here ; dry weed the harm th. ;=l 6B Add Thillflalrle—Tai brew (or. my err reeleure, der Imes you Um way mirrors; but yea bre beset prople ay—yes ben hurt your maw seq) dr in OA dirt , shia the bee lees 'Lyre the fool 1.1111 pley dr het Ira queerer; that 11,111 6 11 =n a Vol; tie Irak, baisg busk ay, Wiar Glyeere—tbe lireedy brag husk up, rlts bee token te Marc rid MI epee UN gr.— iryireer, No. M. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two °Via*. The railway share market to-day ia new firmer in character. Midland stock has advanced per cent., and several other leading dem* Clone Ito 4 per cent. Berwick and York and North Midland,en the other hand, have declined about Ipsr cant. The settlement la in full progress, and will be completed this afternoon. The transactions for the new account are very limited. London and North- Western stock is now quoted 94f to 93; GreatWeetera, 681 to f ; Midland, 10111 to I ; South Eastern, 21 to per share; Lancashire and Yorkshire, Oi to Berwick, 92 to i; York and North Mi 78 to 1 ; North British, 684 to f, en div. ; Caledonian, 821 to ex div.; Eastern Counties, 114 to 12 per share; and London and Booth West ern, 921 to 93. French and Lombardo-Venetian railway shares are rather better. Northern of France are quoted 37 to 1 Paris and Lyons, 331 to 34; Lombardo-Venetian old, 1 &le to 1 7-18 premium; ditto new, 13-18 to 16-18 prem. East Indian Railway stook Is steady at 1024 to 103 ; and the New Debentures at fto 14 prem. Great Western of Canada shame are more inquired far. ORDINAL"! IFILUPXI ♦ETD to r t h iesut. s kiniarr...._ _ mr. 22,„.„,„—ii .... IA bt 9. Irma IN Do. VS I := .' g ig_ .. 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"...)...: . ii . i•7O-ar E.agyiEr so ustiii; .. am sad Ana. DNA legJimatt.TAL =tSara ail A. TO I .17 *aim nal . rzi = iiVib ti.= °V" haw _ . - II it 1 1 is a 13 14 pol I 1 la. Isi Hi VI ini 170 as si 1 i falair. I lide if. it The Young Woes Christian Amoslotion is saga vowing to obo•Ao thoooonoodiess prosier sow kaowa as the Whitt**. club, to min to orb ft dot coal& bon- Rigou t the largo hall toiag Toll adopted fir spend Sunday swim. I.i' II i Ad 1 I 1.1 I t. .. .. 1 dr 11 103 pi i so i I i Fs as 1 . 1 . tai i wr i t li - Al di is ICI US IN 103 171 ID ID i i i db .1,2 .i I 1 S V a gi iii Fit i a 11 1 ill i a 11 i us U H si 111 u ea 1i II 14 111 Ul 126 3 le 11 11 14 10i II 1 11 r . 416 if I if Is the I I P 9 G. MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two ollioex. The funds remain very inactive, and prices are quoted precisely the same as at the close of business yesterday. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange more firmness prevails, notwithstanding the general lack of business. English, French, and Lombardo-Venetian railway shares exhibit a slight improvement. This is "settling day" in share. and foreign stocks. At Paris to-day (according to Mr. Renter'. tele gram) the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 88fr. 10c., being be. lower than they closed yesterday. Consols are quiet, at 951, " buyers," for money, 951, " sellers," for the 7th of April, and 951, "sellers," for the 6th of May. India Stock has been dealt in at 119 to 221; Indian Pour per Cent. Debentures, at 98} to I ; India Bonds, at 14s. prem.; and Exchequer Bills, at 32e. to 38e. prem. The foreign stock market is likewise quiet. Turkish stocks are firm, the Old Six per Cent& being quoted 93 to 1, and the new loan 79 to 1. Spanish Bonds are more enquired for. Russian stocks are still little affected by the ap proaching loan. Bales are recorded 's follows:—Bra zilian Four-and-a-Half per Centa.,1858,941 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 211, 211 ; Russian Five per Cents., 110 ; ditto Foar-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 100, 1001; Spanish New Deferred Three per Conte., 301; ditto for account, 301, 31; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 931; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 79; ditto, for account, 791; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1021. Mr. Charles Bell, of the firm of Thomson, Sonar, and Co., who is the bearer of the sealed commission for the Russian Loan, is expected to arrive in London early next week. Meanwhile no definite particulars will probably transpire. The demand for money yesterday was rather quiet, bat little business was done below 21 per cent. At the Bank the application. were limited. About 32,0001. in gold wits yesterday withdrawn from the Bank, for exportation to the Continent. The steamer Peninsula has taken 12,0001. in specie for Cadiz. It appears that the violent fall which took place at Calcutta in the prices of government securities was in no small degree occasioned by a notification that the new Treasury Bills would be issued for sums es low as 200 rupees, or 201., the natives at once im bibing an idea that the whole machinery of govern ment was in danger of coming to a standstill for want of money. The issue of a long explanatory sotification from the Financial Department, how ever, calmed the agitation; and at the departure of the mail government securities, though at the depre dated point of 11 per cent discount for the Five per Cents., and 21 per cent discount for the Four . per Cants., were not lower than reported by the previous Calcutta mail. The aubstanoe of the notification last sated was received in London by the Bombay mail which arrived a week ago. It fixes the amount of the 51 per cent. Loan in promissory notes for the year 1850-60 at 5,000,0001. sterling, but the assurance that no further amount will be sought is weakened by the qualification " unless under in structions from home," as well as by an intimation that an additional and indefinite amount of Four and-Three-Quarters per Cent. Treasury Bills will rem&in on offer. Amongst the liabilities of the Indian government must not be falotten those for compensation for losses caused by the mutiny. In Calcutta a " com pensation committee" has been organised at • numerous meeting of 'offerers. The committee has already registered claims to the extent of 800,0001., on behalf of 200 persons, or firms, and, in apetition which has been transmitted to this country for pre sentation to parliament through Lord Ellonborough and Mr. Roebuck, expresses its belief that 1,500,0001. will cover the entire claims. The Paris ilettiteur notifies the opening of the public subscription for the shares of the new Ge eneral Society of Commercial and Industrial Credit. By the terms of the statutes the administration will consist of governors and directors named in the same form as the governors and directors of the Bank of France and of the Credit Fonder. It ap pears that the Council of State has imposed the con dition that of the 120,000 shares of 201. each,:which form the capital of the undertaking, 80,000, repre senting 1,600,0001., shall be offered to public sub scription. In one point, viz., its being empowered to open public subscriptions to great industrial un dertakings, home end foreign loans, &c., the operations of the new society will be analogous to those of the Credit Mobilier, to which it may prove a formidable rival, the more es pecially as its managers will have the benefit of the warning afforded by the mistakes of that establish ment. It is an important feetnre,howsver, that the power of speculating on the Bourse, enjoyed:and so greatly abused by . the Credit Mobilier, is withheld from the new society, the progress of which, with sound management, may be of a much more solid and beneficial character. We remark that in many points the arrangements of the society, especially in its preliminary stage, will be under the direct sum , vision of the Minister;of Finance. Thus, pending the formal constitution of the board of directors, and the nomination of the governor by the Emperor, the funds paid in by the subscribers are to be lodged in the " Caine des Depots et Consignations," by direction of the minister. During the subscription, the books are to be examined daily by an inspector s pe cially appointed by the minister, to whom will also be transmitted daily as account of the sums paid in. Finally, the allotment is not to take place until the subscription and allot ment lists shall have been submitted to the Minister of Finance. The subscription list will be closed in Paris on the 4th of April at three o'clock, and Mr. C. W. Price, of the London Stock Exchange, Ilea been authorised to forward to the board at Paris applications lodged with him up to the 3rd. It is stated that the oneness of the subscription is assured from private sources. A telegram from St. Petersburg quotes the ex change on London at 300. showing a further slight advance. The price Of tallow was quoted 182 to. A general meeting of the Canada Company took place yesterday. The report stated that the commer cial difficulties prevailing in Canada throughout 1868 led to a great reduction in the sales of land, in the collections of money, and, in fact, under every head of the company's business. Since the com mencement of the present year, however, there has been a large increase in the company's money collec tions, owing to the more favourable position of trade. The assets show a surplus beyond the amount of capital of 807,2971., after providing for all liabilities. After some discussion, the report wan adopted. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,3471. ; the Western, SouthGaGreat oaril h Western, N orth ern, increases increasen a decreaseof l, l 7 t o t a:n l. d 77 th 9l o ; Lon eh clo2 r andeGr e at At the meeting of the Tourney to Inthise and Linden to Hasselt Railway Company, held at Brus sels, on the 18th inst., the dividend for the last six months of the year 1858, was fixed at 12s. 6N. per share, payable the Ist of April. The County and General GaVonsumers'Company announce a half-yearly dividend at the rate of S per cent. per annum. The Submarine Telegraph Company announce, dating from the let a general reduction of charges to the Continent. Creditors of the South Essex Gas Company are required to prove their claims before Vice-Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood. The IMMesidue the let April on the Victoria Railway Loan is advertised for payment in dee come. With retention to the market for American rail way secaritias, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports ea follows: The market to London for American amities bee Flea our lest been without animation. There continua, however, to be the fame moderate investments going on In the best Elsa of bonds wbich we haro for ooze time pan hid occasion to notice. Sakoined are the latest quotations of insuranoe, canal, and other miscellaneous aharee, as given in the last Stook Exchange List : Insureace Shares :—Alliance, BMWs and Etinign, 181 ditto Marine, 69; Indemnity Marine, 166; Limpet sad London Fire and Life, 101; London, Ili ex &v. end bonne; Royal Exchange, 300. Canals —Grand Junction, 64; ditto, Guaranteed Six per Cents., 12 , Kennet and Avon, ; t'a, 161. Waterworks .—East London, 123; Grand ditto, New, 26; Southwark sad Vauxhall, 106; West Km 107g, 106. Goats .—East and Weal India, 125 126 ; London, 901. The Wellington has arrived from Shanghae with 315,3001 be. of tea and 1,168 bales of silk. The Admiralty have taken up the ships Admiral. Royal Rose, and Sea Park for the conveyance of stores respectively to East London, Colombo, and Simon's Town. WEDNESDAY Xylem. Consols, which closed yesterday at 96/, H buyers," for the 7th April, opened this morning at 96! to 1, and closed at 951 to f. For money the last plias was On, "buyers, and for the 6th of May 96f "sellers." The dead business report is as fol lows:—'three per Cent. Cenral', for money, 96f, 961; ditto, for account (7th April), 961; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 98}. Exchequer Bills were quoted 325. to 355. prem., and the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures 98 to I. Some sales of India Bonds were pressed at 10e. prem. The Turkish Six per Cents. of 1868 elosed about f per cent. lower than yesterday—viz., at 78! to 79} for the present settlement, and 79 to I for the new account. The Old Six per Cents. were steady, at 921 to 93} for money, and f per cent . higher for the 16th April. Mexican Bonds remain steady. Other foreign securities were quiet. Tbi new Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Debentures of the East Indian Railway Company were quoted to-day f to I} prem. In the market for bank shares today there was no alteration, business bring very limited. Canada Land shares were firmer, and Royal Mail Steam flat. In miscellaneou shares scarcely any business was done, Fia . It 1 1 1 4 1. 41. 131 114 I #I 11. 111 5 5 I 4 4 11 70 16 1 64 00 Of A . 11 On an i ii 1 la 7 1 4 • is W 10 i l i 10$ 112 ill 1 I 11 1144 112 111 $1 N TI lIT 111 110 112 143 1011 U 11l 11 14 Too foi N N 10 In IN 114 n 11 ' 4 VIII 4 14 110 1441 119 1W 16) 1W iii Ili A se 1.79 II NI 103 111 us ui i N. ;at 1 54 13 M Hs LID NI lfl ii li • I w id i• 4 .1 il MATS. P e i Di • ke- ei &Fe. • i 9. LE ii I O• ~~i 7;74 •.44,pir• ;.'fit. li ~.rw., Yos. MINES.-THIS DAY. - Two o'CLocI. In the Mining market to-day the principal feature has been a considerable advance in Hingstou Downs shares, which ars now qaoted of to 71. East Wheal Russell shares are quiet, at 16 to 16. Shares in East Basest and Wheal Mar garet are enquired for. St. John del Rey Mining shares have been dealt ist at 111. Foreign and Colonial descriptions are generally inanimate. With reference to the progress of copper mining, the South Australian Register of the 26th January remarks es follows : . ...Tietia . gy Committee import/ince of the mining interests of South *as tral+ h one of the mint straw features of oar industrial history. The prcipro• made in the =lnlet operations of this oolony during she pals Year Inhibits some may sratUilng fmtulve — lrsallind nth the luoretrinty prosperity wMth bee stten ed • I the mines, tut wally so with regasd M those mom rc«ntly set to week. 111144 o Hi:overleaf, trealready been mad. whim havemiabiliedtbillegb that thelcolcmy poemiseelmenonedietrieteoontainbirdegaultecdthilMmg valuat , e do eription. the deveiopment of which 'dualist's M. fora profitable employment for pintos Wilhite of for tons of thoulands of wean. With regard to math male to the far north no idea roe be correctly of the male faults which tort • Inet region of colaresi wealth we MIA deserdel to e may lead to. The weeding ethane Cl= the ore, tie tonneme tract of country over which it of the ground, and the eemmontive elm with mak have Lou brought to mare Z l 4= o degree of apathy enjoin rmompt of Emitted, to the letonbactios mthetent funds am *mount of lobo, to develop and to Wan to massoni ■ vast Poll of debt*. which has es gegeented mi. tbe result of which man he eallt7=2s. Wind ta colony. 1 At fro rattling of admaturots Totradden Hine, bald salwilw. dividend of 3)04., or 3. per 40.t1 in to , Iry cicalneeL hise ever hero male 012 the therm In thin aim al the Mtelhdßel7. end Mt• qui-emote baying toe QUI= Prmit Kingston Ite m is• •• MHO lilt P 4 tardny 1 lira barfly le .• Ida= fad is ta the Ito treat of Mont JAN Al& hae beemmemem et maims. sad la nee driving inlet. pm fathom. hid um memo torie. MOW walk at pocrent from SA to 7th. per When. rid MUNN TIM. WNW Merit" loom the Harwood Hies (War eh 310 Clapteis R&IN w S Throe • ue an improvement In No. d uvtn tbh welt: II TN 4 cwt. of ore per Whom. It has taken a more omitht entelith better Hun it has done far mom time. We •11•11 loam Hag map* and the waggon up to the end In two him. ho to the Inds this week." At a sale of comer me bald at thrums cm the sta two.. 1119 torn told for 2.4.1a31. In. The following mortals were realbel by Me MU tams War : Tor. Cohn . .. • 1,413 10 cra. KnorAniabon 2ll 24 1 7 4 12 2 !meth Slag Total AIM Mfd3 II 0 At the Nth fixed for the 111411 be Mew; An:— Paryr. HO tots: Amehmehen. HO; eon. ISO: ' , WWI SW. 171; LUG,. IPS: Cohen. TI; Omea. ll' a , m, 64; A meridian Iterulus, 42 ; trench Stag. e 1• 17; trahlaoA ; Art maim. 30; swath*, 10; end Spanii me. t Um COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& lIINCING-LANE.—(IIIIB DAY.) Scomi.—The market has a mare steady appearance, and last week's prime have beat Laity pail. Banned market sloe drat. Covrzn has an upward tendency*: the result of the Dunne company's spring sale yesterday Las materially strength ened oar market. TEL.—Although the letters received from Chios very generally expel:teed decided opinions as to the prosy= of very short supplies this year, they have not yet influenced the market. The public sales commenced to-day std are pro gressing steldily. &int remains quiet. BALIPETILD contintes dull deal,. Oases.—Bough Bengal, first-clots (damaged) 'Ad at 16s. ed. JUTE has farther declined 10s. to Us. Carrov. —No tales reported. Market / generally dolt. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The rnarket in steady. Subjoined are the priers : —Town tallow, Wk, 6d. nett oath; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot. 635. 3d. LApril, 63.. • April to June, 62a. ; October to De c3mber, Oa. Pd. to 64. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We hare a fair supply of bents. Trails is dull, but prime ars not much shard from Monday. There Is about an average .apply of sheep ; Shay are In demand at fay Monday's qoatttions. Calve. are ratter dearer. From Germsny and Salad there are 43 beastly 1,390 sheep, , aud 48 ealvis. Norfolk and Buffalk, 280 teats. Mich CWI, 140. ref ems ad. a fer elm al lite a 4. Dot 4 11•4111 us I ZFOrlas II 4 10 6 0 Be. 4 6 Be. I..wer•ei a 0 e 4 Swat %Why Mule 3 4 Do. 44 gam -... 464 II Odra 4 4 area & sliced "BMW 4 6 410 I I Da Ilse um sr nernrem s lambs do. I. MO; amp aid Yam. Mar: dated ;J. SW. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Darts and Company reform trade dull for bay. Petite meadow bay, no. to 80s.; superior ditto, 84a. to 88e.; inferior ditto, 66e. to 60a.; rowen,6os. to 70e.; clever, old, 95e. to Wm.; ditto, aecond cut, 861. to 905.; strew, 21s. to 28e. SUICIDE AT 7'HE BANE OP ESGLAND.—INQUIBIT. is morning, MG Serfirant Payne held en inquest *the Ward School room, London Wall, on the body of Jahn B■ucoty aged 69 yOSTIN twenty-three years parer at the Bank of England, who committed self-destraction by tatting his throat It eppeared from the evidence of soma wit newer, thet yesterday morning, about half-put 7 o'clock, the water-closet door was fastened, and on brooking it open the deceased was found on his km*, with his throat cut, and a rasor lying by his side. He had lately been in a low state of mind, In eensequence of a de* belonging to the Natatory of the Tat* of England Luring been broken open. The deemed bad the key of the office on the n'ght of the robbery, but no simpleton rested on him. The incident preesed on his mind, and no doabt led him to destroy himself. The j retuned a verdict, That the dermasel destroyed hiauit while in a state of temporary in- unlit" " BLACKWOOD'S" ADVICE TO MINISTERS.—We oettattaly do Dot wish, nor do we deem it expedient, that Ws mason should be aided over for encase 111.8400—it is of the uttered herortanee that It should form put of this year's legislation; but we deprecate Katy resolutions, and we thiek that, akar the expiry of this debate, whatever be lie lame, there ahould be a breathing-Urns allowed for eandid ormaideration of all that has bent said is behalf of or spinet the ministerial measure.. That is obvioaely the wireet courts in theo argent se to reoen e tßutort equ u k certt6 dement far ) di r ffi efo c r . m itim is not at the moment when set &Ivens rota of the Hours of Com mons, and the displareme.it of a ministry, may be the imme diate signal for a gent al war. Every one meat remember what was the mutt of the resignation of Lord Derby • mieistry, and the arceseloo Lad Aberdeen to row, im 1862. The Cray Nicholls than thought that he land (mod his coveted opportanitr, could count upon the British pseadse se an ally, or at all events a nominterferleg matoastremt ; sad so we were precd_pi , atod Into a war which emboli es phony vs/sable Urea. We would entreat thesaterkery, wage Yea the tale, to chuck el this; for what we fear is that their WO sure of hollow may owe Wash la dh met of a ddest before the second seedling of the bill, to tea der their restesation, which we should ?split cs a groat, sey a tearful national calamity at the presort isportaist winia—Bieatcroafs Maguzipe, foe Apel. mai 11!%__ 1. Iler.itisk is 2 . L 14.0. .11X1D m. alt N IN Ni N US 104 IT IS IS lii 4i • • I 13 in as no N GI .. .. M : I it W 0 IN 141 91 01 Iftl U IC 113 8 I = a T M h 40 ITS 14 14 I #l, F 11 7 14 If 140_ 4111 41 ? i le _II ne II I 41, I. i i s i I iii sits in 3,« D li 47 44 SO XI arz, . -.. n i i - i l l 1 it T. • itN. s il 'sr lia .- SI 9 Idi n 51 1021 In rili;