The Express. — London, England, 1858-03-29 00:00:00

that have of the re. npaniea en fount., are 'the, whir I gave his an opinion revival of cal arrests, little more ,Ii h in the which in a generally what was Afrairee at cologi, and y which is for aendlog sg at Lyons I passed by of the 18th tther ottieer, sired by the the medical The come gain. in will leave returning to utantinople. urkiah boua- Fears old, M. iing's Salle Hertz Ev►'No, . _ past several musing their difications in nc i pal fano. .atemmits ass koff who re , bolt, rss, and fficulty that hey to not eg influences %time. The rears ago was tw the follow sift!.: as Am net., toissif.; per annum. [cote° 4,0004 ,n of his cm .. a man can ,ee no doubt the former n, the I►oke will grimly RI-office, end u hot water. ,tuested balls acquired the alAars l'n.clanl that true, cot b 7 le rest of his may to maks like that (lotto Vio lamed by two act, lady of le first seen he honours of Malakoff will /ter. 'meted to have y will come .1 May 10 IS nfrrence may )11 is about to on t ho was of Napoleon's it has been I,r cash and 40. but I un was a smart 0.5. The offl • r of 7.5(1, and Eastern roes .ntatives, in its ib the question lions have been hroeghout the I the present rotated to the 000 signature,. other members II charged to red favourably • .r, M. ;Logics. tt c ; and while n the details of 10(00% eniences :,.tnient. The 76 to 5. land (rays the • M. Nfigy, the r, his regrets at .ancellor of the egulations con hat gentleman, • mild not have -n aware of tit* y replied that in his favour. id not think it :e of the canton submit to it as i of the China dated tho 24th lb. lith of Do- Mr trout Um Cco rrrl at Suez altar I,+d, ono s+rieiag ornt away tract altwardingle. o- f the Colotehee charge of the .ntsy and Chios t dell rite bed erlth a, which l hourly u on boes . e. • part of the ehiPe 1111119. NOW the I all mill packet , saving the soil& mid the ship glee prevails the seeds aerial advice, Ind Ati before the 18th weilateip bee • lOW arty f.r are ; the built for the mee t other whets see y, to be employe/ ,tuber at Berlin f the nesehre fee The Chamber of April. h to accelerate cricket duke. eod malty have sr Mid-day os Good LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAT. EQUITY COURTS. Maim Übe Lords Junior of Apra) DE Tilt )101T111011111/11-AXIS •ND DURHAM DISTRICT 111401111 NU tOsIVANY. The argument epos this came, after a duration of errors] days, was this day concluded. The appeal was from an order of the Vice-Classoellor IE in • wlaemby he steyed all proceedings in an action brought by a creditor evilest the company, until further order the company undertaking to submit to judgment u the court should direct. This order, the appellant contended, ought sot to hare been m a d e , leaser ae—althoogit an order to wind up the company under the provisions of the Joint Stock Conspenie Acts a ltdd and 11137 wanpariin— each petition was not binding upon th e eyelike; heassauth as rl ar company had never Wen registered under the sots until after It had stopped payment, and was therefore so longer carrying on the bieinese of bankers. The Vice-Chancellor, however, had, notwithstanding this circomstaies, made the order, considering the registrar'a certi ficate of registration OZOCIVairi against any objections/I to whe ther the compsay ought to have been registered. It was farther argued opts the &Kral that, supposing the registration to be valid, the court had still a cheered= to oblige the ;erten in winding np to resort to the provisions of the prior compulsory arta ; and that, haying regard to the wisdom in the right, of creditors under the winding-up promediege introduced by the later acts, one en mercies of their decree= would be the met just on regarded the cre ditors interests in the present case. Mr. °lure. Q C.. Mr. Say, Q.C., Kr. Teller, Q.C., Mr. Anders m. Mr. Selwyn, Q.C., Mr. W. D. Lewis, Mr. Thrieg, Mr. W. hi. Gitferd, Mr. Dig Us, Mr. T. T. Thomp sce, and Mr. Yield, appeared for the perlies. Their Lordships said they would nerve their decisions till the ant Mos:l,4y in Easter Ora, sad that In the mean time the present liquidators would hairs ea opportunity of preparing their scheme f o r the cau d at e o f the winding -up Precceduir. ihe curt however not p'edging itself to idles suck scheme when produced. It would be as der theta also to be reedy with a Mam mal mf the elate of the erste of the compaiy, and of Me probable thee required for their collection ; a lso of the smeared 1 sinker owly by th e company, distinguishing : dare which were sricare and those which were un wend. (Before Vice-Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood.) to U THt LONDON t‘DIASTERM BANKING CORPORATION. Mb erne a motion to restrain Sir Charles Forbes, Mr. J. Ilbselmeon, and Mr. John Bowman, the pleintiffela an action lathe IL:chequer of fleas against the London and Eastern )es Corporatioc,from taking any proosedings against the Imaideig company ts make them bankrupt. Sir C. Forbes, lei Si other persons mentioned are holder, of • bill of et ching% and they commenced an action against the company to mew the walnut, bat Mr. Baron Martin granted an ceder to restrain them from proceeding with it. They t= took !Intruding in order to obtain an ad jin bankruptcy against the company, and it wee to stop those proceedings that this motion was made. In support ea GM, motion it was contended by counsel for the that was the object sad intention of the 20th aaleltrit It Victoria, which was pseud in consequence of the relative to the British Bank, to prevent shue hol from barraged by prooredings in curious courts, end that set especially provided that after • winding-up order had been mad. no creditor should be at liberty to bring any action. The winding-up order was made some months ago, and under it • representative of creditor. had been ap pointed, and as the whole estate wee vested in the oftldW manager he could not be divested by • flat in bankruptcy. Mr. Amphlitt, who appeared for Sir C. Forbes and the other persons who were sought to bereetrained,rubmitted that the court ought tat to interfere to prevent creditors from ex inisinir their right.. There was only one cue °Attwoncl v. Banks' (2 Beaver, 192), in which the court h ad restrained a creditor by irjancti.in from obtaining a flat in bankruptcy aspurist his debtor - bat in that one there was an equity, whereas there was nose hero. Moreover be con eroded that the legislators evidently did not intend to pre vat joist-stock companies being made banknipt, inasmuch as the words of the 7th clean were that " no such action se is mentioned in the 73rd section of the Joint-stock Com pany'. Winding-up Act, 1545, shall be commenced or pro ceekd with otherwi-• then for the purpose of making the company bankrupt." This ooreplay he said stopped pay ment tweivsnamutts ago, and not a sixpence had been paid to the creditors, and he had so doubt that if his Honour did not Interfere to prevent their going to bankruptcy, the director. would cocas forward and make calls, and then the creditors would get at least some je.rtion of t heir debts. Mr. MtNaughteli followed on the same skle, and Mr. Hetherington having replied Mr. Daniel. who ap&eared for the representative of the creditors, said he thou oder no objection to proceedings being taken in bankruptcy. Hy Honour, in riving judgment, sail he thought it was evident the legislator, had intended to legislate upon several times which were before it, but he could not say re= moment tett he had a pre-i.e awl definite ides of what the legislature intended to ettet. Bat on looking at the whole mato of the ease, he doubtrd whether he ought to Interfere to prevent errittors from exercising that which would imidotabtrily tie their right but for this act. Tbs wiedierup act was an act for the Imeseflt of sheer holden, for the purpose of their making engagements inter se, and the creditors only obtained payment as It were inci dentally. There would ens be the woe advantage in imining • flat in bankruptcy in this owe that there was in the British Batik cue, as in that cue the Lords Justices properly de cided that undo, the eirenreetances the origami. vented in the officer of the Court of Bankruptcy, the official assignee, but in this use they were already tread in the officer of this court, the cads] manager. end he did not see that the issuing of a flat would divest the official manager of them, and the me dium of working the flat must be through the winding-up order. Nee coal the director. make up their balance-sheet, without the aid of the Ali is.' manager, inasmuch es he had all the docamente. Nevertheleee, on looking at the set 20th sad 21-t Victoria, and seeing that it sad the wind ing-up act were to be continued mons t sing that the wind ier-upset previ.bal that the rights of creditor, should not be taken sway except when It wee done by expels provision, mid that sot only ea. then no experts provision preventing the endilors from pr needing in bankruptcy, but that, ea the eicaMerv, rcoreedings were not to be taken except for the purpose of bal...ruptcy, he should diatoms the motion, lint dtrect the cost. of it to C. 190 Out or the estate. Mr. Rolt intimeted thee It was the intention of his client to appeal to the Lords Justices. COURT 07 BANKRUPTCY. MAIN lb. Comulooloner Goolburo.) Ms Ewer garb =bag in some amitotic, camel that Ira bun burl LAM Talk, orrehiat, of Bt. )(Arpin-Hill, had him ter- Moab ougoollod Orr oh winks (three mouths without pro- Wien) . Ar • bastions /dent. to an 'elm. Xonn. laewria, of Recrat,irroa and el= nits had aesepled abnaushodation bale largely for X =, woo &vernal a thud-clam eirtilksto Ono bribe onnaunion. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAT. mArgeto;g r aoun. IrfWVI &Her gni Frederick Harley win insght ban Ow Lord Kam, charged with haying Oohs a teat frees a salmenes of Rermond...7. The primmest Mewed • cart in Thaaometreet, on Friday, an a coat wee .eft in it by the owner while he went into a wasehosse four a couple of minutes upon imminent. Rutter, uses obasnin that the prosecutor had dieapp.ared, whipped the met from the cart, clipped it upon Ins own perms, mad when he rot at a little di.taoce from the 11111,- hoar. took it off and put It upon Harley, and on they west together gaits comfortably, until a policeman, who had bees watching their to .cceurrea, eoisod them both. Harley wee identffied ae a thief who had lately been released 'rem prima after three =teethe' confinement. Rutter wee sot know' to the police. The L'rd Mayne sentenced Rutter 'to Imptienntnent for two months, and Harley to imprimenient for three months. J. I plyes was charged with having assaulted • policeman. The defendant had in a fit of Intoxication broken a win dow, and when espettdated with by the wi fo of the owner of tit.• h ow , iheuhol her in eery gross language, end threatened to " Finch her rye." The policeman Interfored,and tried to prevail upon the defatdetit to go away, bat melee& • knock-down thir for his pains, and immeasurable abuse, and it wee with Azulty the ramorel of the drunken in.. was efleceed. Tl;;Prlerter mid he did not know anything at all about the lady, but he remembered, althou;h be was very tipsy at the time, that h• had been treated roughly by a policeman, wbo actually dragged kin thrmgh the streets to the dation hour'. Tbc Lord Major—Row she did you expect to be treated titer baying knKto-d down a policeman while in the perform ance of his duts, firf;s7l:ni-IWhy, I don't remember linqrking him down, and if I broke the window I would have paid for it, if I had boa civilly frolic!. -13 e Lord iiaor— Without reference to the broken wtsdow or the improper ianitoatr to the female, I sestesoe the de. hodant to imprienuneut fur fourteen days with lard haour. BOW-STREET. " A TIAY AT 1/161(TON." A middle-aged emmais, named .I(4rgerel Crjflie , who trembled violently in the dock, as if fr m tidiness frowns, was charged with stealing twelve sovereigns sad a 101. Beak of Earl Ind note, the property of her employer, Mr. C. F. Murrell, of Jsme►street, Covent-gerden, freiterer end selsemen. Thae proton tor stated that the prisoner winked once sintatly in him home OLS charwoman, and she was there in that rape.l4. on Saturday week test. On that day (the 20th Mat) he had 221. in the drawer of hia desk, onsaisting of • 101. nuts sad the remainder in soromiims. Os the 8= morning rollout'', he found the drawers had been apes and the money stoles. As no one but the prisoner had been in the ment that day, he, of mune, suspected her, and made private inquiries shout her movrinenhi, from which be gathered that on the evening of the mhtwry (Saturday week) she changed • sovereign at • public-house is the neighbour. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 29, 1858. hood end eared • woman 41. for • mangle. On the next morning (Sendai) she availed herself of the tempting oars of the Night= Railway Company to spend "sight bents at the sea side," end having arrived at that popular plan of resort, took up her reildere for the day at a public-house in Cannon tenure, whirs abs changed • 101. note, and enjoyed baud without the 'lightest regard to the expenses. Prod....- entre, win knew the number and date of his n o t e , had traced it thus to the possession of the prisoner, but below) ha could get to Brighton, the publioan had passed it sway. It would ha stopped at the Bank of England. Mr. Henry said the publimus from Brighton must be mat for. SHARE LISTI-THIS DAY. Two °Pawl. The railway share market remains decidedly heavy in character. London and North Western, Lan cashire and Yorkshire, Caledonian, and Midland stocks exhibit chief depression. London and North Western stock is now quoted 941 to i ; Midland, 95f to 98 ; Great Western, 68 to ; Lancsahire and Yorkshire, 88 to ; London and South Western, 46 to per share ; Great Northern, 232 and ; and Eastern Counties, 11 9-16 to 11-16. I'l.griesser vehessatly denied that she had ever offered to beg • wag* slthough she admiu e d that she had • 101. iota at Brigitte.. " But never," she added, "did twee the lock, or open the drawer of an employee." Dole P Yr. Heory—Tbak how did you become p meesec l o f the Foreign and colonial shares exhibit no striking change in price. Pernambuco are marked to die. ; and Bahia, prem. The Indian stocka meet with a moderate inquiry. Frinoner—l picked it up in Mr. Murrell'. purge. Mr. Henry—Then haring picked it up and vent it, you quell of stealing it. for further essatination. OIDINAIY 1411A1 AND STOOKS• las &&&&& CLE RH EN WE LL ZO DDDDD OP JZWELLERT. Faint Ask Emma Ash (his wife), Charles Mon, alias Ardis Moreton, alias " the corporal," a ticket-ofleave Mtn, Clarks George, alias haat Williams, and John Bosworth (brother of Mrs. Ash), were placed at the bar on remand before Mr. Cowrie, charged with breaking and entering the shop of Mr. William Steward, a jeweller, of II f , High -st e er, Islington, and stealing therefrom jewellery and watches of various descriptions, of the value of nearly 1,000 i., on the sight of the 24th ult. Mr. Wontner appeared for the prosecution. Mr. Gent, barrister, att end ed to watch the case for Elton ; Mr. Bu chanan for Bosworth ; and Mr. Lewis for the other pri soners. Iner.ctor Judge, of the N division, was slim watch- Mg the ease be the police. Th. Mete of the case have already appeared. Mr. Carle said he should discharge the prisoner Williams, but the others be should commit to the sessions for trial. o rt o rph he had ao doubt ono of the Ashes wonid be die eha still he thought It wee a tit rare for a jury, and he sot help remarking that the evidence against Elton was rm., alight. The prisoner Williams then left the dock. ..act` 3 __ . _,- 7 - __ I _ _- • IN 2 •••••-• 1N.." '• "'" ..." -"""". lie wit a ftiiiii:...... 21 &Mai ... • •••• ... • an Ds. 4I• as 11 . m a 1 1 l la n t Bit a i rd.. ta . all 6hodke NO art NS t l eallaa ... - ... 100 limia nada m Vail% Q.= • • 100 De. MU 8.. W YI !SO 166_=161160 • ik — Arabirgrrardia4 . o . li : :: 100 thilabergh. girth. Daunt* 1414 Olgagorr Booth Vlgniges NI UTE{ North of &NINA NO Orel Nathan 100 Do. A Btort 100 Do. B Nook IN 04. Boutin and W. Ural 100 Do.BtourValleyOnn. loneater nod 100 Vlf do.AIN and orkshirit V. I Do. d• /A Nara NI London and BlactOW IN Loh., Brighton, B. Oast 10 Wagon I Sof i a Waken Do. Eighth. • • sO 1011 London nouth Nottern Losdogidterr Enniatt 100 flub. Mtrl.,(t IgNeNnat. Certainly Sir Colin Campbell does not set an example to his officers by any extravagance in baggage. He lives in a small subaltern's tent, and his chief of the staff is equally moderate. I believe his excellency. personnel is contained in a couple of small portmanteaus, and during this short campaign he hes slept on the ground among his men on more than one occasion without rover of any sort. He Is apparently in excellent health, although his labours are arduous and incessant, as be and his chief of tho staff manage all the details connected with the disposition of his force, and to a great extent dispense with the usual services of adjutant general and quartermaster-general.—Lesce special corres pondent. 'lt IM.. . ..... IN Do. Dina. sod Ditti Sewn d II i firry,W Saifolle Norilms Oosailsi trams- ISO ?Ilea MI Komi Dwia, SO mid D. MI la The Portuguese Chamber of Deputies was dis solved oa Friday last. The Cortes I. summoned for the 7th of Jaw. r. G. da d Pure Lo i illlailk al r iW i rest Igth gret.. 6 Wm. l a =Mb ........ NW M aalial li= b6"46 WO_ THE STATE PROSECIITIONF.—We understand that the trial of Bernard will take place at the Central Criminal Court, before a special commission, on Monday, the 12th of April, being a week after the ordinary session of that court. Radio, who has received a pardon from the English govern ment, is to be brought over by the French authorities next week, for the purpose of giving evidence in the case. The Attorney-General (Sir Fi•sroy Kelly) will attend to conduct the prosecution, and Mr. Edwin James, Q.C., will conduct We defence. Mr. Truelove, who is charged with a libel in publishing and selling the pamphlet entitled "Tyrannicide," will be tried at the ordinary session of the Old Bailey in the week after next, and will be prosecuted and defended by the ems learned gentlemen. Both trials are expected to excite very considerable public interest.—Observer, NO Surf Walla... an aseilacaltala t Ilvar D 14 all err. D' iauea..~ sn I Markt= mad 106 rat Vale 100 Yak of nal& 100 Wallet:4a end an Watarlord sa an Wad Oarsman ... w. wed ot ton.at~rl e. all Do. • f rte. so 014.1111 an D. II 1 04,444. PM WI! PASSPORTS AT CA I.CICTTA.—The purport bill pared by Mr. Dorin is really being carried out. The polies have arrested a foreigner who arrived in Calcutta a short time since by the Perlmutter and Oriental Company's steamer Candle. It is not known on what groruds the foreigner was arrested. The Sardinian consul states that the foreigner now under arrest is Signor Enrico Buena, a native of Milan, and the son of a wealthy banker. " the nuclei; as well as ha be' there are all bankers, and their rola does are of the first families of Milan. Signor Berea is • doctor of medicine, but does not exudes his peeks 'ion, baring a furtune left him by his father; he is now travelling for mere amusement, and is bearer of lettere of credit from the well known tenkers Musrs. Siachoffi.heim and Godechmidt of London. I -- - am personally acquainted with hie family, who are not only very wealthy but very respevtable,arid I consider myself happy to be numbered amongst his friends. On being informed that Signor Resins bad been visited at the hotel by the polite la a manner not very civil and had been placed under a sort of arrest or restraint, I addl....bed a privets letter to Mr. Deputy Ccensimioner Roberts the next morning, but that dicer did not deem it er to reply to it. Signor Beene had weed me se his friend, but the police authorities did not make say = 2 , :f me. Had they dons so they would have found the quite satisfactory." It is impossible to say how far Skis interference with the received laws of England as to the freedom of action allowed to foreigners is to be —Freed of India. THE OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL—The steam ship Ripon, Captain Powell, left Southampton on Saturday with the Bombay mail, 30 passengers, a full cargo, and specie of the value of 78,2631. 10.. Sh• also took out for India 407 troops, detachments of various regiments, with the following ulcers:—Captain Adams; Lieutenants Hunter and Seeley; Swig= Chambers. Sisley, Warburton, Jonnor, and Kane; Corsets Scott, Hoskins, Herding, 11•Oregor, and lle Win ton; and Assistant-Surgeon M'Kay. EARL STANHOPE AT ABERDEEL—The install, lion of Earl Stanhope as Lord Rector of Marischal College and University, Aberdeen, took place on Thursday, at one o'clock, in presence of a very Lunn asesenblsge, including a coadderable number of ladies. The usual formalities having been observed, Earl Stanhope addressed the assemblage at considerable length. He stated that he had some Scottish ties, sad that he might boast of some Scottish blood In his veils; but am all his Scottish ties were south of Forth, and se as socket proverb declared that " Forth bridles the High lander," so it must also hoot the local connexions of the men of Aberdeen. The honour, therefore, conferred upon him was coneiderably enhenced by his being a stranger among them. His lordship then pre,seded to give the students tome practical advice. HOSPITAL TOR SICK CHILDREN, GREAT was ed by the ORMOND fulech sernairr.—Yeaterday morning a sermon Rev. Samuel Martin, at Westminster Ctr James-street, Buckingham Palace, on behalf of the of this hospital. The reverend gentleman stated that the hospital was opened in 1852, since which time 39,329 oat-patients and 1483, in- ta had received its benefits. In order to fur ther its great usefulness, the committee bed determined to open • new ward for 13 more patient' immediately ; Lin to accomplish this would cost 3501., and this it was hoped would soon be raised. After the sermon a collection of 321. was made. Another Penton was preached at the game chapel In the evening by the Rev. Newman Hall, which at its close was responded to by the congregation with a oolitic,- 1 Hoe of 201. Nom -- Aberg.ie,pod. - 4 - 1 coot...ith Nolte Norfolk Deem.. 4 o. Do. Op et. &IL &wk.. North &Wad COWL -Sore 4 ea hot De do. do Dc. Leeds 6 per IL No. Do. Tart. 11. t pdrob :=lllalkordoblno Wore & Wel. dp. re a r& =II Coaled Si, Ds or cos& M. 4de. ilk. & Mad ritLildeoleas.P.Lo Da• dsd 44 per net.- dos& Wales oar. 4 pr o& DsNyrr Soma oared. 4 p.olgoo. Illoottoo& Dortleoloolpe. WatalordeLliumeddp.o. il l r7l IP I / $74 N 87 N ie i 1H ITI M 14 44 44 21 4 SI 1 IT SI N ea of ISI Si 41 Si 10 103 SI lit IS4 130 N 100 bll 481 111 13 SI 10 12 ;a 10 19 89 et 1, die 11 00 sii R 11 • iI 11l i Fs te 3dls 11l in 1 " 1 4. I. die II 9 N II 7 SOY 15 IS IS M 1 1 01 1 14 AO I 1 die IS t II 111 11881 ss U ‘ 11 L is ITS 116 130 /4 0 NI • 11 ioo TA 100 102 LINK Li Ann Al akILWATIL a L wiw a Booltkoloosolleo too Low a oro dngoto) Amigos Ito u Ootirbor, Moor su. Nea= N. 0.1 k lig ~AP*. AIR BLS(11X_,IA:1: alineaggi lad DOW rano i tto Groat Oro= toTarlailf.3l 1 Lipka sod Chopowils Ito ROYAL COLLEGE OP SURGEONS.—The following gentlemen, having undergone the necessary examinatiou far the diploma, ware admitted members of the College at the waft( c the Court of Examiners Os Friday —Masers. Remy IleMbewe Tuckwell, Oxford ; James Broad, Stoke Newington Thomas Hewlett, arm y ; Francis Talmeaer, Itheawnis, D orset ; James Barrett, Banbury, Oxon ; Alex ander Needy, Oromenor-street, Oromenor-square; Thome. Bnagay, Suffolk ; Preemie Elliott Ryott, New berry, Bwkahin• Frederick Blackwood Hallowes, Canter =Thames Hunter Hughes, Pwllbell, Cantervonahlre ; Ism. Bedford Sinforl, Lincolnshire ; Harry Pike Major, Rusgerfned, Berke ; Thomas Thortary Brooke, Stockport, Cheshire ; Elmira Pendrill King, Chepstow, Noumea ; Robert Septimea Peed, North Shield s ; G eo . Ram Philigon, Newcastle-on-Tyne ; William James Runt, Hinton Biewett, Bristol , and John Newby Williamson, Botbrd. Cumberland. . Ileararad Pir Polo owl was %Mal 616 . 6 .• • • • Leasierl Ow.l PtT Cell 4 . Maas beam a idaire6 tt• LAI IL Wm. 1116.1.) Inellrelor sod lads, , YataN Iltarkl sad [wallow lhadf-rd Iw 111 d.) IsamertsiDaryralsoka gmerldrid 6 psi ONIL 00 I _111041•1)531101_ I ge! Sir - 1W AUTiol - isra o.. ;:ii. O. Os Ilielini .... Me low as& 144r ci: . Fmk. a W ye. Ito . t N.M mt. ll Lac al ark.) Born.. Illiehla, i /bap. rattaitoc: WO Northers) ahrinnburi and earthed .. PIRACT.—C.PTUIE OF THE BRIG TELEGIUPH, on Bourrot..—The folkiwing particulars have been received Moline to the ealrure by pirate., iu the Rod See, of the brig ' Tampa* of Bristol —Tho brig sailed in ballast from Aden, for the Knoria Mootia Womb, end stood sing the African coast, the master thinking it was the beat track. On the 25th of January, the ship being becalmed, came to an chor with a stream anchor and howecr, to prevent the ship driving on shore, in fifteen fathoms of water, about a mile and a half from the chore, which was a low sandy beach, fifteen miles west of Cape Felix, between that place and Rae Ooree. The brig laid off a large town with some forte. About two hours after the ship came to anchor, two large baste, full of native., tune off. It was supposed than mud have been between 40 and 50 in each boat, and wen armed with spear, and clubs. Many natives also twain off, the rations of the water being black withthem. They were not sailing boat.. On coming alongside the natives easily Jumped on board and immediately commenced tearng off all the bees, smashing the binnacle, &c. They took possession of the ship, but used no violence, only threatened with their spears end clubs. They pointed to the ship's boats, and then to sea, making signs for the crew to be off but retuned to let them have either water or bread—in fact, anything they touched the natives took away, and would not allow anything to be removed from the ship excepting the master's gun and rifle, which the crew kept possession of. The crew could teaks so resistance, as there were upwards of 100 on deck, many below, and more swimming of! They were morn than half an hour on board before the crew left in the Aly-boat. All the pap ers. mail, arid specie were left in their hands, the crew prevented taking anythicg with there. They were five aye in the boat without patios or drinking, whoa the Hon. Cowpony's steamer Elphinstone picked arm cep. The crew had no communication with the shore, nor had any boat been lowered after leaving Aden. The Elphinetons landed the master and crew at Aden, and we. then despatched In march of the brig and pirates. Tiell74 - 11,;.7 7 1.77.7 TV. PuDorStlln its Mt. 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TO ateln 2-11arNm Oerwaleh U MU .1.........,._. md Y Gad Nerth WOUls. I* e—lbadd. 3 .e..S tri j 5t ... ..110,,, U d—Norertelos. dd tarih s _ • s eat: atilltanarlibC4lt-09. Weimar lAN= 21.. ~tat eras mill Nresothe anew letnekbana 01—las.1 add North Usdan.SlO—Uosilintir,lllhd are . II n.12- 0 1141and Whew Oa* 01 IN ii— smer autos rad Dem TO !LW Lane* MARC. 01 —dank Meat... 82-111dba4 ost—L•Majll LK Maar . Masc. V.—Trio 'market wealat to-dad. WS* !Nth badmen dolma. Btrodaghsan an 4 eto.r Nahrredisiad *SO oal=- 41e• end Nerti Woman. at a2—BlrosheNamiald Derbreat 0 0 0 Ilea* /Mere a4lOl to 102. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoow. The funds to-day remain stationary, at the closing quotations of Saturday, with only a limited business. The announcement of :a considerable rise on the Paris Bourse this morning has apparently exercised no influence. C OO5Ol / are steady , at 9 4 to 1, both for money, and the Bth of April. Exchequer Bills have been dealt in at 355. to 395. prem.; and India Bonds, at 235. to 243. prem. . _ Very little business is going forward in foreign stocks. The only features are a decline in Turkish Six per Cents., which are quoted 101 to f, and a fresh rise in Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., which are marked as high as 84 ex div. Sales are recorded u follows :—Belgian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 991 (exchange 25fr.) ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 83 ex div. ; ditto for account (13th April), 831 to 84 ex div. ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1011; ditto for account (16th April), 101 i ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 104. At Paris to-day (Monday) according to Mr. Ren ter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentea opened for the account at 70fr. Sc., showing a rise of 1 per cent. The tendency of the Bourse is described u "very firm." Asum of about 32,0001. in Russian gold, just re ceived from St. Petersburg, was on Saturday pur chased for exportation to the Continent. After the extraordinarily large imports of the pre cious metals reported the week before last,and of which a oonsiderable portion did not actually come to hand until last week, the fresh imports announced last week were comparatively . small. Our list comprises a total of about 180,0001., including 110,0001. to 120,0001. in gold coin from Russia, 56,0001., chiefly in silver, from China, brought by the Colombo, from Alexandria ; 1501. in specie by the America, from Boston ; two casks of gold coin and one bag of gold, by the Comet, from Hamburg; one box of specie by the Carthagena, from Maranham, and eight boxes of coin by the Thalia, from the Mediterranean. In addition, about 15,0001. in silver has arrived in the Thames from the Continent. The Custom-house weekly statement of the ex ports of the precious metals from the port of London includes 41,535 ounces of gold, despatched chiefly to Boulogne, and no less than 627,416 ounces of silver, these supplies representing a total value of about 287,0001. Of the silver, about 145,0001. was de spatched to Hamburg alone. The particulars are as follows, viz :—Gold coin to Rotterdam, 820 oz. ; to Calais, 60 oz.; to Boulogne, 30,780 oz. • to Hamburg, 875 oz. Gold bars : to Boulogne, 9,000 oz. Silver coin : to Calais, 400 oz. ; to Boulogne, 2,400 oz. Silver bars ; to Boulogne, 350 oz. ; to Rotterdam, 41,000 oz.; to Hamburg, 583,266 oz. The steamer Trident, for Hamburg, has just sailed with 20,000!. in silver. The Ripon, for Alexandria, has taken out 78,5651., nearly all silver, for the East. The total ascertained shipments of the week, as officially reported, are thus raised to about 385,0001., nearly all in silver. In addition, some moderate amounts of newly-imported gold have been remitted privately to the Continent. In addition to the 350,0001. absorbed by a call which fell due on Saturday on Punjaub Railway shares, a sum of 11. per share is to be paid to-day on the shares in the Ceylon Railway. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of the railway calls falling due in April. The total is small : . Amount per stare. Due In April, 1f33. Due M ra r tidy et dy Number ata. & Ma Belgian Cam D ern Junction 1 goat 30 0 2.122 rta 1.6,370 Bristol and South it elm Linton l6 .. 210 0 12,000 30,000 Dublin and Drogheda. I per ertit. Pref.. 18.57 1 3 310 0 0,831 17.077 Lateen Union, bi per cent., 107 Oran Luxembourg, rul. Obtleations . 1 16 0 21,0 0 0 12.400 Groat liouthem Weateri I Ireland). 4 per emit. Pre ference. 1 19 1 0 0 1.3003 10,070 P ee n and Preston, 1141. 30 84 110 0 11,736 TrlnlihM 10 It. 84. •11 IP 30.000 Total ......... .............. 11314.011 • Total WWI le 108 £6,586,431) A call (4'll. 10s., making 71. 15e. paid, is to be paid on the shares of the 1 ralee and Mllarney Rail way Company by the lit of May. The Great Northern Railway Company announde the opening, on the sth of April, of the " East Coast route," by which goods and parcels will be conveyed from London to Glasgow, rui the Great Northern, North-Eastern, North British, and Edinburgh and Glasgow Railways. The second section of the East Kent Railway, between Strood and Chatham, is to be opened for public traffic on Monday, the 29th inst. The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders in the Great Western of Canada Railway Company is to be held on the 7th of April, in London. The annual meeting of tke proprietors of the National Provincial Bank of England is called for the 13th of May, when there will be a vacancy in the direction to be filled up. The half-yearly meeting of the Sambre and Meuse Railway Company is called for the 20th of April, and that of the West Flanders Railways Company for the 22nd of April, both in London. Meetings of the Unity Fire and Unity General Assurance Companies are called for the 6th of April, and will be made special to modify certain clauses in the deed of settlement The sealed certificates for shares in the Bahia and San Francisco Railway Company are advertised as ready for delivery, in exchange for the office receipts given on registration. Holders of Additional Capital B shares in the Bombay, Mirada, and Central India Railway Com pany are required to sign the deed of accession. Much discussion is going on amongst persons interested in the two Discount Companies as to the advisability of an amalgamation, and the idea evidently meets with a good deal of favour. The nominal capital of the National Discount Com pany is two millions, and that of the London Dis count Company one million. In each cue dl. per share is paid up, and the shares of each are at about 11., or 20 per cent. discount in the market. Many of the shareholders are of opinion that an amalgama tion would be beneficial to the interests of both pro prietaries, as one strong association might thus be formed. _ _ _ The Chapman and Kelso have arrived from Foo choo-foo, and bring a total of 1,488,100 lbs. of tea, SATURDLT WIZIFINO. Notwithstanding the highly favourable Bank re turn, the funds to-day exhibited heaviness. After an ex treme decline of 1 per cent., the market closed per cent. lower than yesterday. The fall was primarily traceable to a variety of vague and totally unconfirmed rumours, one of which referred to bad news from France. Telegraphic intelligence that the Park Bourse had opened this morning with steadiness sufficed to lay this rumour to rest, and confirmed the general impression that it was concocted for specula tive purposes. The market, however, remained dull and inactive to the close. The indifference thus far exhibited to subscribe to the Indian loan probably contributed to the dulness of the Stock Exchange. The loan is certainly not popular:in that establishment, perhaps because the members foresee that Indian debentures, not being a speculative security, are not likely to give rise to much business. In all loan transactions to secure the support of the Stock Ex change is a point of no small importance. Consols, which closed yesterday at 971 to for the Bth of April, were first marked this morning 97f, receded to 97 to 1, and closed at 971 tot. For money the last price was 971. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for coney, 971, 971 ; ditto, for account (Bth April), 971, 97f. Bank Stock, for account, 227. Three and-a-Ralf per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May, 1859,•101/, 1001. India Bonds, 21s. prem. Exchequer Bills were quoted 355. to 395. prem. India Bonds have bees rather weaker during the last day or two. It is possible that some holders -- may have decided to realise the current premium with a view to subscribe to the new loan, which will bear the same rate of interest, viz., 4 per cent. Turkish Six per Cents, declined fatly 3 per cent. to-day, closing at 101 k to t. The Guaranteed Poor per Cents. remain quoted at 104 to /. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. continue in demand, and were marked as high as 83 i ex div. Buenos Ayres Bonds are still offered, and dull. Other foreign stocks were quiet. Bank shares remain quiet, at former prices. Lon don and Westminster Bank were inquired for. Elec tric Telegraph stock was quoted 1 per cent. higher. Crystal Palace shares closed at 1 6-16 to 11, showing a decline, owing to the veto put by the Court of Chancery upon the project for reducing the coin panof aydmisio 's c a pital sn. by the conversion of shares into tickets .701 RT ISreimis ..... of of *ILO:UM* /dial: Brill& N. Chas. Niat:7111:: Arlailla,r4 air tw ase. at Marl= mei Lea sad Wentmaillor Nit. Pnw. et Illybrd De. New had Irk I New Sail WSW • o Nem ilisal bask Osr, d hard Dit----- .• • SW* D•Now . ...... Osseo GI Mama' Dow et imiou UMW DOW Was.lnket Laden 106 NT N 1 Of ft te DT 111 in 3 tau are 484 74i Tse 93 94 MINIM-THIS DAY. Two O'CLOCK. Stagnation continues to prevail in the mining market. The only transaction officially reported in the Stock Exchange is in Wheal Mary Ann shares, which are marked 43. We have still to report a suspension of demand, and general flatness. This in " settling day" a circumstance which may partly account for the paucity of business. St. John del itey shares meet with some inquiry, and are marked 13} and 13. Cohn Copper remain Sat, and have been pressed for sale at 40. The following may be given as the nearest ap proximation to the closing quotations of list week Alfred Consols, 111 to 12} • Bedford United, 61 to Cam Brea, 47 to 49; Craddorl Moor, 37 to 39 ; Dews Greet Console, 460 to 470 ex die. ; East Alfred, 21 to f ; East Basset, 8n to 921 ; East Gunn% Lake, 2to ; Eaat Margaret, 4f to 5; East ftoeswarne, fto j ; Bast Musson, 61 to 4 ; Clairton United, f ; Great Wheal Alfred, 6 to ; Great Wheal Fortune, 61 to ; Great Hews', fto I ; Great Smith Tolgus, 14 to 16; Great Wheal Ws , If to 2; Hingeton Downs, 51 to 1; Kelly Bray If to ' 2; Lewin Mines, If to 1; Lady Bertha, If to ; North Basset, 13 to 14 ; North Crotty, 41 to 6f ; North Prances, 9to f ; North Robert, 4 to f • North Roakear, 28 to 30; Par Consols, 1$ W 19; P f to f ; Pendent Consols, 24 to 3 ; Pro vidence Mines, 70 to 72; Redmoor, 4s. 9d. to Se. 3d.; Rose. warns United, 26 to 28; Soriridge Consols, II to I ; South Basset, Bto 9 - , South Cara Brea, 6to 3 ; Tinier Consols, 10s. to 21s. ; Tincroft. 3f to 4 ; Tolvadden, tlf to 71 ; Tee. with*, 19s. to 21a.; Vale of Towey, 11 to f ; West Caradon. 110 to 116; West Poway, 81 to 9} : Wheel Basest, 215 to 226; Wheal Boller, 295 to X 96; Wheal Charlotte 3f to 4} Wheal Edward, 7to f ; Wheel Grenville , lf to I; Wheel Hatriett, 15s. to 17s. W. • Wheal Ludoott, If to; Wheel Margaret, 47f to 60; Wheal Mary Asa, 42 to 44; Wheal Tralawny, 24 to 26; Wheal Tellidy, f to lf ; Wheal Weep, 4 to 1. The sixth ordinary general meeting of the New Grenada Company is called for the Bth of April. Wheal hammy cold ou the 20th hut. 00 tons of lead Heat 211.4 x. and 67 tonsadd Per lob. Wheal Mary Am Rad ou the 24th Mt. 99 tone at 271.0=. al. pee toss. and 44 teas at 101. 4a per ton. The Lanoublinse sold l 0 t tons of had ore at 250. lia oo the 26th last Brsufard Hall Liam sold at liolywell on the 26th Met 9 tom tf led ere at 141. 17a dd. per ton, mod 1 ten .0170. Oa 5A per ton; let° Us ward United. 4 tom at 140. go. per too. Great Hems United ham sold black M. the produce of 'Alt rrintab s which realised 1,29.11. 19s. &I. M The following dividends bare been declared dodo' ibg month ot arch HMG. Per share. Amount. Devon Urea Cogrols ..... al6B 0 0 Par Console . ... 1 .... 0.50 0 MGT Ann Isle of llaa 2,660 0 0 South Frgooei 6 .... 2.00 0 to 1 1 , 4 10 r, • 4 1.024 0 u 8 .... 1,0 0 0 01, 8 4:6 3 : Vii.:l' - *** Amy °CONN POMIRO ...... re 2 .... 0)0 Total .. At Stray Park ineetiai * held * on 'the 23rd inst.. sod of paw Wee made. At South Mb es) Token amens. bald oe the thq lent. It Ism reeliel to subdivide the shares 1010 612 In, wad of 260 am heretofore. At •We of copier - held at Itedru.h on the 26th leak 2.2222.222 taw veld for 21,0361. 9. W. Menu', standard, 1361. 18a ; awns. eiresheela W ; Average Weeper ten, el lee ; gamut; of lee copper,tle talmbell9.l avaragemansdard lam m14%1361.6. The folkartag amounts sees realised by the different min..: Taos. Gram& Wheal Bow 70 1 £2.301 1 I.IIAtAI Mteay . 2.71.17 Soups Caradon ... 4.601 . 2.613 It. Day United Craddock Moor ... 1,737 1 Whet L!kw• • 799 H•dford Unity Ceti% elm Brwyno Crar!dock Year OnalaPo ::: nt ::: Mir 6 909 14 6 691 II 6 409 16 6 139 I 70111 11 179 19 0 107 6 0 0 190 1 116 1 6 0 424 16 6 951 8 0 73 16 0 156 1 6 96 11 to 14 16 ID 15 6 Total 348 t1L035 1 0 The nest Pair le ap Are at Peei tit Aollll. cB 3.101 tans: Wet kb April, at 15. 04,901 kao. loar;c:gia; :::: :::::::::: www Karr diet'CaetoY Gnat Crhmals Pines St. Georg., ...... ftu T . Lre b t.h l4 ;: o l eli lan bmi n a r ll". .... ::::::::::: North Wheal SW heal Polentaf . ...... :: : : : .11::M :::: Whl Kitts ...... Wheal Wheal licorY Treftry'ft Illegulum EMS, Wheal Lelawn h‘al MAI, .• • • : if ::: I ::: COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS'. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAT. The supply of English wheat was small this • , and the arrivals of forewn list week were not extensive. ever- Jhelum the Made ruled dull in the extreme, and sales proceed allwly at a decline of Is. to 2s. per qr. for both foreign and English. Ihe top price of done was reduced 3a. per sack, via , to 40a. Country dour must be noted Is. cheaper. Barley was in short supply, and rather dearer. Oat, im proved in value ed. to Is. per quarter. Beans and peas fully es dear. 41.1111111.11L0 12TPTO LONDON MON MARCH 22 TO MAWR 27. Wbust. Dar*. MUM& 0•10. ,Bor. 00.62,100. awl& 1 4 .; 90% 170 Ili a no 22 1314 60 114? 11161 16 0 • KU 1411 3 1.0. 1011 VW 1101 WI 711 112 111 01. /S. 2411 3lO 3 111 312 10 .... MINCLNO-LAPPS.-THIS DAY. peer. MSS le . CIS 5 YSSS eill.. The following public Wee are advertised for to-marrow:— Sugar-600 bhda. West India, 13,000 bags Mauritius, 608 bags Bengal, 2,300 bags Madras, and 4,600 bags Slam. Coin-70 casks Ceylon ; cocoa, 200 bags ; saltpetre, 3,000 bilge; tea, about 20,000 packages. We have scarcely any business to report in the private contract markets since Friday. Suomi and Correa have a steady appearance. Tea.—The news received by the China mail this morning has not influenced our market, although the dencletcy of exports to the United Kingdom now amounts to 9,000,0001b5. compared with the some period lam year. COTTON remains neglected. Ono.—Seal, pale, 391.; yellow, 321. to 331.; brown, 26/. to 291.; sperm body, 80! to 82/. ; heolmatter,Bsl. to 66L; cod, 30/. 10s. to 311.; South See, pale, 371. ; olive Gallipoli, 491.; Spanish and Sicily, 461.; cocoa-nut, 395. to to 425. dd.; palm ens, 395. ; limned. 29e. 3d.; rape, pale, 43e. to 435. 6d. ; brown. 390. to 395. fid. Markets generally have a dull and inactive appearance. TALLOW PAARICZT.-THIS DAT. The market is quiet at the annexed quotation:—Tows tallow, 63.. 3.1. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spec, 65e. ; April to J ane, 62a. 6d. ; October to December, 66.. PAPTICOLAWB OP TALLOW. Moak es bud this an" . Me Ikon Int Jaw Antiel hr week fro. Ist .lea• Fria 0. per wt. ltd. der VW IW. WIL WS 11,141 14.3111 NT LTA TM WA 410l i g DO MI OCHS 111.4141 475. Oa M. I. Si 04. 11. es. tpL Anivel fee Se" week men Rh et Met leel year, 741 mall ad delleee.lelo mete The arembe We week emerleeitaaeli Kofil Bemis: 13 from Ike* Azerles ; sod SO ties claw phas. NO arta METROPOLITAN CATTLE MAREST. (THIS DAY.) We are bat moderately supplied with besets. Trade is more cheerful at rather higher rates, yet a charm* can not be effected. There are a few more sheep Hum on Monday last ; the demand is rattier larger end con , momently is some instances prices have im=eci. Lambs and calves are making about tbe mane as on ay. From Germany sad Holland them are 381 beasts, 120 sheep, and 17 calves; Spain. 460 besets; Soetlmd, 380; Norfolk end 8.5 3 % tow; Ireland, 320; and 100 from the Northern and Mika Counties. [toms •101sr. 4. 4. •Li besluisollis. •0.4, A. a., s o w, gesoK4o 4 0 4 4 1 pm lies 4 HAMM 4 4 4 • NM ilkorticess. 8144 11 But Lo•Ele ......4 I 5 0 Dos pit. barb— S 8 3 I De. 64 —.4 • 4 • 4 4 4 4 11••• • ',maw 4 4 _0 I• 8 8 D 0.... liars . .8 • : Dos 5 11.444••• 5•• 4 Um ..08 . . . ..,...... 111 0 .... am** 3 3:4; teas ad baba. .11...8*4•34414.1141 BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THUS DAT. Moan. Patteadsh sad Smith report that the bred it rather at the iaattase, at f ir seat wades paw. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.—ALTERATIOR OF DAs.—For the few, the market for the ode of odds, sheer, and twine will be hald on Thomley b emit week, Instead of Frid iv se heretofore. THE OUTWARD PENINSULAR MAIL.—The *an skip Alhambra. Captain Wet, lett ;attune. am ear day with the Prn Maalar ma, 12 passage**, *• MI Iso .rle for Gala Da bergeld), 1,1M.J., for Lisbon (tliimeniS, . . . . . . . . . ::: : : N :: : : ~. . .r :: : :