The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-09 00:00:00

11,1 us foot. The appollatit asked them if they were iv". item mot up..o remivimi an answer io the ehriusuro, admitted them. rho magistrates held th.,i the arm pence. who won sot commetsd with the 1111 l adios, basin walked a few maw for mouosmimit or rirrtsei, were Dot traveller% and that it was not the Mies- I tc.a .4 the legislators to open public-booms on Sundays to per.ous limos a few mike away, and who might have ...died that dndanoe foe maims, and they therefor. Seed the appellant Is. and nodes, In that ease the decision of the magistrates was eat adds. Now what was the differ. elltV between that ease sad this! The persons in the de fendant's house might have tildes four miles or walked lour miles, ma the probability was in favour of the latter assumption. What was the distinction in the ease that he ' had cited different to the privent! 'The landlord might have nos deceived errs if he had asked if they had been ' travellers. to the •.se be had quoted Justice Wil liams ioquired what was a traveller. and the Lord Chief Justice took it that if the person was knows to be a pariahioein, the coovieliao would be tolerably safe, for it would not do for a teen who was knows just to Map • arrow iota the neat street to get driok. What are the fern! Hen are two police-constailles who are unknown. They start from Holton about 9, sad do not get to llornasy uctil 12. Are they not travellers! It is impoesible to coe rcive that they did oot look like travellers. The question r', whether in serving them the defendant has infringed the his ! It was quite cleat that if they called at his house, sod wen travellers, and had not been served, the &feculent would Isere been open to an indictment. Where it the evidence that the parties in the house were fed travellers ; and if he should prove, which be was qoite able to do. that they were travellers, then there must be an end of the summons sod to the complaint, for what was the defendant charged with !—" For opening his house for the sale of beer before the hour of I on Sunday, the same not being then and there for the re freshment of travellers." If the magistrate should think that he was bound to all wits/Nees, he should do so; but he should have to ask for an adjournment for that Pu T.liould -Why not call your witness to-day! Yon should have been prepared. Mr. Lewis said the sumnicas was not served until Satur day night. If the magistrate should be of opinion that the 011%14 lay on the ionkeeper to prove that the persons were travellers, then en adjournment must take place, for he could prove incontestably that such was the fact, and that they were travellers within the meaning of the act. It was no Mythical statement that he was making, for he had the names and address of the pesos there, and where did they come from ! the City, some from the Gray's-inn-raid, and others from a longer distance. When they tad reached the defendant's house they were undoubtedly travellers. Mr. Mould—The defendant's bons is perfectly in Lon don, aal is only a very short distaoce from Highleary Bern. The Holloway•road runs parallel with it. Mr. Barker—l shall undoubtedly consider that this is a see in which I shall soviet. Mr. Lewis said be should call witnesses to prove that when they had got to the defendant's house they had walkal four miles, and that, with the ionrney, would make sight Surely a man who walked eight miles was entitled to pessary refreshment. Mr. Barker I consider that there is sufficient evidence to justify OM in convicting. Mr. Lewis said, if that was the case, be should ask the magistrate to admit the facts he had stated in the case—he should ask him to Mee them—as he should certainly Mks the cue to the Court of Queen's Bench. Mr. Barker—l have told you I shall convict upon the pre sent evidence, but I shall not my what part. Mr. Lewin — Notwithstanding he had not called witness. Why, the police Lad travelled over eight mils. Mr. Becker-1 decline to say upon what grounds. I 'ball tv• quite safe in convicting upon the evidence as before SO at preset. Mr. Lewis, remarked, that what he wanted to piss before the Court of Queen's Beach was the fact, that 'Me police found in the defendant's house 18 persona who kg travelled altogether eight miles. Mr. Barker— If the 1$ pesos were to come upon theft evidence alone I should convict the defendant. I see that you and the defendant are not satidlod with my law. and shall inflict a penalty. Mr. Lewis—Ye:Wing that matter he hoped the ails' {rate would not inflict a high penalty. In the ease of Taylor.. Humphrey., the Birmingham case, the Fe= indicted was on la, tad that was only done to the rase to he taken to the mart above. lie might elate that, pending the appeal. the defendant wouLl of course eoadnet his bushier in accordance with the decision hid down by the magietrate.for he bad not the slighted wile to sat himself up against the authority of the law. Yr. Barker—Then I shall tin the amount of the file at 2A. Yr. Lowis—Yon need Dot pas' that now. He then added that be should glee the magistrate twins of appeal is writing within three days. M. Mould—The mousy moat be paid sow. What do you lay in default! Mr. Barker—Or in default et payment sloven days impri. orearat in the Homo of Correction. lb. Job Balmer. the proprietor of the Ifighburppark Tama, Highbury, in the pariah of Isliogton, was also ememoned. under similar eireutustaome as above, and for the Mae day. The defendant pleaded guilty. Police onsteble Gould, 58 N. said—On Sunday, the 30th et March. at tel minutes to I, I visited the defendant's beam. I foiled eight men in front of the bar. eleven in the parlour, and eve in the taproom, all drinking and smoking. The place was crowded, and there were several persons in the gardens at the rear of the house. Mr. Mould (chief clerk)—This is really too had ; it is carrying the matter on wholesale. Mr. Barker inquired where the defendant's house was situated' Mr. Mould—lt is in the Green Linea Ilightnu7, and is about as much out of town as Ounberwell or Keseingtos. Mr. Barker remarked that be was acquainted with Ken sington. and should not consider that out of town. Mr. Mould (to the constable)-Were you served with any thing to dnok ! Notice-constable Gould—Ys., we WIMP arra with two 'lames of ale. which we paid for. Defendant was behind the har. 1 was in plain ektheu I ambled the defendant it he TM aware that he wee Writes; the law. Ile said be Ina very sorry, but he had been a bankrupt, and was doing • little to nuke the mosey op again. (A laugh.) I entered ths house by the back door in the garden. ?ohne-constable Maynard corroborated the preceding witoses's statemeet, and added that he was ales out of uniform. Mr. Barker ioquirsd how the defendant's house had toss conducted Inspector Cotter, N division, said the defendant had sever before been summoned. The defendant, in answer to the charge, mid he opened th. door for his chi Wren, who had just returned from school, and the persons rushed in. Ile thought it very unfair that the polies, should be sent mill, disguise to entrap patiticomo. Mr. Mould remarked that this was worse ems them the other, for there were houses all round the defendant's boom. Mr. Harker I shall indict the same penalty, with costa, as is the other ease. I really would recommend you to be careful how you coudect your ben for if a similar corn plaint is mita mode before me 1 sWI be much more severe. The &realist—Yoe will tint 6nd me hire again. My boom i• at the side of the New River, sad has large gar. dens at the hack, and the people the idioms& saw there were fishing. Charles Robertii,the keeper of the King's Arise boor atop. King a.rcwl, Illarkstock lase, was eneunosied tortsvin hie house open c a rilsoday, the 30th ult., before the Ifrasz of elm in the altertume, the eame out being for the refreshment of travellers or ldger. therein. The defendant pleaded guilty. Mr. Mouhl remarked that the defirodant's home was only a short distance from the Iforusey Sluice Hems. Potioe.souttabio 1)ould said he visited the dotootioat's boon, awl food thirty seven men in frost of the bar, sod ie a shed by the Ode, drinking and smokieg. The defend ant was them, and said be was sorry. He went to the house alone with his be. then constable out of uniform Mr. Barker —Did you have a maw of ale there? Witoms—Yea (A laugh.) Mr. Barker inquired the character of the boon, sod if the defendant hail before been summoned ? Inspector Cotter add the defendant had not long bad the house, awl had not before been sormaceed for Sunday . . said be ■bnold make no distinction is tae ranee, cud hoed the defendant :Ma and costa. Sir. N, old told the defendant he bad better be cenfol. f..r he ran a great risk. The tine raa raid. WEATHER EZPORT.-(711121 DAY.) IT. MIMI 11. OWL IJ —ASO OIL 30.111 Lima , 30.16 Mini= MUNI Aliosaisai Yana= 110.13 41.u.w.a I Um Peassoftego.. lissmouse , IM IL MO. MI6 goiamova .. BLIT aanlik Twine= 30.11 LOOM 30.13 Dom *57 ?venoms IS. 3.13 hymen' Pen.wm 10.1411 !won' „ . SUS I. It. N. N. N. W. TIWIUIDAT. 'MAT. N. Britain —W. to N. G , ass X.W. to X. wodwrsto, Berate to light, some showers. Irelsail.—Y.W. to KN.& mos N.N.S. to LL, moderate. .1.-ratr. Central. —N. to IL, light, saris. N l to IBA, moderate to Lie. some showers. X. Cows —N. N. to LL, trait LYING ILL sad S., moderate to moderate. am to Inds tn g u n d —S&L Is &L. &XX Is LL, sail Is &LW., fresh to light, Ilse. mortis, sii:ir. Li e.►w. LI.IL ILL xii.s. U. N. N. IL NL L N. Z. N.N. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 9, 1F62. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(THIS DAY.) In &sewer to Mr. Cann, Mr. Y. GIBS` ON odd that a Newt decree of the Em peror of the lfroonh, which pormtts deep me fishing at all mamma of the yea! , did Dot apply to the oyster fishery, which was rep o by s medal moromMea. THZ maw* RELIEF BILL. Mr. ROUVIRLI mined the wend reeding of the Clergy Relief Rill, the of which is to allow clergymen of the church of wise, us coovictios, had come to dis sent from of that church, to become freed from Use Angeline imposed on them by having taken orders is flit church. He pointed out how numerous wire the subscriptions which • clergyman wee compelled to take eg• his ordination and on his appelakmasi ' to • bngles. Than wle. from conscientious motives rie• Nigro their bouillon, nod desire to become ministers of dissenting demoralisation', were partially disqualified by law from doing so, and were liable to rlns and penalties if they persis ted in taking that course. Neither were they competent to ester into lay prolesamme, snit ea the bar. and one geatlemsen had been refused sidnamion as • student in an inn of court on the ground this his of mach a step was forbidder by • canon which was oe him. If they adopted say other lay calm they did so =ler the bee of • law by which they would be sent to prisoa for six mosthe. The only function he could assume with impunity wee that el • Roman catholic priest. • In the Interests of the chunk he asked that • remedy Ishould be applied to snob • slide of things. This bill in its main prevailing was thirteen dean ago before • select eons =inn, sad if he found that there was • desire to refer it to the sane trilessel he elsould be willing to assent to this course. Sir W. HEATHCOTZ said he did not desire to the second reeding of the bill provided it wee allowed go before • select oomnuittes, but if that course wee not taken he must vote spinet the bill Is this stage. Mr. M. MILNIIS defended the bill, as also did Lord Stan Mr. Hley. ÜBBARD opposed the bill. [Left sitting.] LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE I gi st. (IT WlllO CHELTENHAM MEETING.-{THIS DAY. MUT/0a STEEPLECHASE. Three miles. Bk Wrathy, Squirrel, The Sledgehammer, Bounce, mg Posy, and Corkscrew are bars. ANNUAL STEEPLECHASE. About four miles. t Yorkshire Grey, Britnetne, Fourth, Black Roes, Wil looghby, Piff•Paff, /tenth's, Cockatoo, Brooroatick, Hermit, Si. Schoolboy, Aoe Hauls, Medlin, Bantam, and Jertunl m I tE are Sch er THE ABLE PLATE. Three miles. iq Awe, Old Rake, Ea* Harris, Miracle, Deosc k ,. Bird M d Prey, Catherine, Gamecock, Little Robins. 10 ' ,her, Wild Chieftain, Como, Swindon, and Wee W ' are are kern IF. PM LT THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. I Is (rim DAT.) R K This morning, between tho bouts of one and is two o'clock, ramidemble alarm was caused amongst the cast police roe duty in the International Exhibition in oonse it - quince of • fin being discovered at the north end of the wortera sneeze. Itappeere that en oil lamp was left burning, is tad the sparks tram the wick fell epos a Promise OW 00t1 N. - Mining agricultural implemente, setting it cm fin. The fire was extinguished without the aid of the fire brigade- le, men, but not until the case and content, were burned. Although four el the Armee belonging to the Leedom N. establishment were on duty in the building, they were sot k apprised of the outbreak until ten minutes after 7 o'clock, ▪ when they were told of the narrow escape of much is mere saleable property by °entrap Bent. Fires pro- Moody assessed in the building on the lit of March, ig mad else es the 17th of March bra. ft Another fire ol • distractive character happened this s li t morning la the manutacteriag premise belonging to Mr. M. J. C.ilding, a splint sad emle baud wafter, carrying on 8 1 . • business et Na 88, Higlimtarat, Mantes. The firemen en- N. deavoured to atop the progress of the conflagration in the direction el the More name sod wedniume under. For- tuestely, they emosimlishod *et *eel ; tiai both buildings were sztessividy damaged by water, be., and the whole of er the costal, of the dry/swims, won scummed. This are et was ceased trees the everlesethe et the drying store. la • 2 mired in the Leeds sad Teeketitr• Pirwelleu ft THE FORTHCOMING RIME , AT BRIG mom.— ii. Lord Clyde has been hen twigs daring the past week, OK co Wedgelike, sad Monday. As regards the annagenseote eothieg didloile apposes yet to be settled on. though peo gt - bably load Qyds's Alt era Monday wee for the purpose al se, =liiseerytidng into shape sad deciding what was te. to be dam It apposes to be taken for et pasted Mat no general =metering place is to es. be appellee& se hat yaw; that each regiment Is be we at its own _ iromisneens, and march Mlime MB le the Raw-hill, where they wee le be formed in lee ei bid& It i Rice anderibed rd Owe ie to he a eh elms le% we Unwise/ads, evelelisee, es hat yaw. Thi ilk miak enhance thetneselenr of tie sgeslesla '!he IL =ls ie rs i zer, will min/I,nd Mso gretaisid in Imam bald/ gemel wrier, they may have to gt , dips we with the • amok put. * It is intended, we hear, at MICE 0111 des pis et all it shall be at th e dnidi of at. the deft ; est before they begin. But, ss we have mid, yetseilled ea ; though it is now time Ll• something was agirelbdrely =Dowered. Thin """ iodeermise JOINS easy strongly ea our chief easetalds, gt wimp will agile, awd, se doubt succeredully, appeal to hi ak fellewiernmea is their support sod forbearance as this, te hr sad hie see, trying occasion. And let as here ell sellemde the advice given last year, that householders it. shed' hy ass mass make cash enaageeesese as will Dot ;Z him Ihdr hems anseelyiedi gepoiected during the 66. I swim Ohm lbws le es bans at aims. =emehesei b h wed be wit my le ibeekwate their tk seidas dad ems wasemble and ne wary pewee bee we d brass and propesty. At g Crthe ineesming waslise has bees given for " . 11 ittudaass et abed IV* wen ; but this number will 6 ratably be ineseassd to saga sea before Saturday, the it bet day on wbiab will be rewired. Colonels 10 Mffillardo sad Longa egie Is Brighton on official business insonected with the ammoniate to be cuade. These have Ll': been committed le am, subject to the veto of Lord Clyde. 84. —linghtow Ordwilism. MR ROCTELL,, IL P. AND THE 19TH SURREY St. Rinse —A very indlimntial meeting of the honorary and fle• ti e ff ecve members of the 19th Surrey Rifles took le oa Monday evening at the Drill Pavilion, South-place. 17 Kennington, to receive a communication of (as mentioned in the circular convening the meeting) " importance to IA the amps." Mr. Frederick Doulton was called to the to chair, sad, in a feeling manner, expressed the regret he GI wee can all would feel at the oommunicatio• be was 84 ' &best to make to the meeting, viz., that a letter bad It been noshed by Captain Truman from their friend and t o eensmsadsist, Major Itoupell, dated the 30th ult., in LOC which be stated he had by that poet written to the Lord Si. Lieutenant, tendering his resignation as commanding 'K.. officer of the corps. The announcement was received with apparent regret; and the chairman, after some St approppruta re marks on the well-known kindness and Is' the inajoroaled on Mr. W. F. Goddard to 15 propose he bet reseletioe ; sad, in doing so, that gentle. us seem slated hedge* felt the secondly for such a resolution, BR whit* he was way would be slow grateful to the major's aL,„ feshags. Be thee proposed, •• this meeting, having T i t remised an intimation from Major Renthell that he had ten. gg, dared hi resignation to the Lord Lieutenant, begs to eg ress his mink at the termination of hie 0011I1OXICI• with the corps, and to offer him this expremion of annum in """ grateful remembrance of the many services rendered." 96 Captaan Grady seconded the reeolutimi, which was (anted le unanimously, as were also several others—one, that the 20 future majornommandaat be • military man, being adopted g with considerable applause; and soother, that one Don- 10 commissioned officer or private should he elected by each company to sit on the executive committee, appeared to 10 give much 'adamant to the effective members, who mug tared strongly on the monies. Tan ROYAL SCWINTT.—The President of the * Ravel Society has honed cards for conreriazimii on the 3rd 9 an d 31st d the easuisig mouth, at Burlington House, Pis I t cadilly. Durrams lit Bauar m. —A Brussels letter has t lie following :.—" The present roannhzturiag Milli Is the subject of general preoocupetion. The ! ally of °heat is the place most seriously affected. The etinediew of Lyons &ad Snot-Etienne cannot be e te the horrible state of misery into which the civil war arias has plunged the workmen of Ghent. There are thereat solely in that city weevers and spinners, and without cotton there is no employment for the work men. Not only are the manufacturers unable to give employment to • sufficient number of families, but the are obliged to every day discharge men and women from their establishments. The distress of the working classes she reacts on a great number of small shopkeepers who have been supplying them with their principal sergol l e of consumption. A concert lately given by the Auden* of the University of °bent produced • sum of 9,000 fr. The students of the University of Bras sobs also made collections in the theatres no the day of mid-Lent, and realised • considerable sum, which they sent to the Burgomaster of Oboist, adding to the sum a =Hen e h lion made amongst themselves. More than G,OOO worbasu ; are now without employment in Ghent." The 600,000 troops in the Federal army require per _month 14,625,000110. of pork. or 24,373,0001bt. of fresh 136,994 barrels of dour 48,730 bushels of Deana, er 1,050,000161. of rice, 1,950,0001b5. of cocoa, 2,831.030 the MI" Kfaa 4. toffee 195,000 (aline of vinegar, 12,449 blab& of wit sum i t u,sao,oooite. of potatoes, 1,170,00011 e. of earths, sad gg . 3,120,000iba. of soap.— American paper. ...jai ai sr.m.:2=7 brioicadliaolmalla— tabodealsa Que. 111.., 10 Cork aad Deaden 10.01 all Oarawall, • pre wad W Dsdiarika akadJ ad 10 BR •p ea 10 Da "OP.& 10 Do. Tp. 01 100 A. Coma. 12.,11p01. 10 Do. do. /(0.1 10 Do. 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There have been few transactions in any depart- The scrip of the new Turkish Loan is quoted 11 to prem. ; and that of the Egyptian Loam, Prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 139 f; 90c., being without change. Consols are officially marked 932 and / for money, and 9:II and / for the account. The present quotation is 94 to I both for cash and to-morrow's settlement. The official business report is as fellows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 92*, 1 ; New Three per Cents. 921, ; India Stook, 226, ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 108*, 1, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100 f ; ditto 1864, 100* ; ditto Bonds, 285. prem. ; Five per Cent. "aniseed" rupee paper, 1021, 103}; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1081 ; Exchequer Bills, 18s. prem. There is no change of importance in the foreign stock market, business being limited. Venezuela Bonds remain heavy. Spanish Certificates are in demand. The Turkish Loan of 1864 is quoted 831 to 1, and that of 1858, 69f to 701. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-&-Half per Cents., 1860, 92* ; Italian Five per Cents., 661 (exchange, 251 r.) ; Ide:dean Three per Cents., ; ditto, for account, 331 ; Moorish Scrip, 61 prem. ; New Granada allover. due Coupons and Hectares,'lo ; ditto Deferred, 5; ditto Two per Cents., 26 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for aocount, 451; Russian Five per Cents., foracoount, 100 ; Spanish Three per Ceuta., for account, 53* ; the Committee's Certificates, 71 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 83*, i; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 70f, 69f, 70, 891 ; Venezuela Three per Cents. for ac count, 231. The steamer Great Britain, from Melbourne, has brought 60,307 ounces of gold, valued at 241,0001. The allotment letters of the new Turkish Loan were all sent out in time for the first post yesterday morning, and were accordingly, for the moat part, delivered at an early hour, the agents having ept their staff at work nearly all night, to prevent delay. The second payment of 15 per cent. falls due to-morrow, and the scrip will be deliverable on the 30th inst. As usual on these occasions, there are a number of complaints from disappointed &Bottoms ; but it is evident that this result is unavoidable, when the pressure of subscribers so greatly exc eeds the amount to be divided, and, we may add, as long as the present censurable practice continues of making application far in excess of the means of the su bs criber. The mem bers of the Stock Exchange alone applied for five and a half millions, independently of lids for their clients. It is well understood that the majority of such applications are for immediate sale, and not for investment ; but, on the principle of favouring this body in these awes, an award hes been made to them of 800,0001. stook, which has been divided with the express object of paying due regard to the standing and credit of the applicants. Inasmuch as the gentlemen of the Stock Exchange, whether brokers or dealers, derive additional profit from the transactions of the public in this as in any other stock, it would appear that they have, on the whole, great cause to be satisfied. Lord Hobart left iuuden yesterday to fulfil his mission in con nexion with the loan. The list for the new Egyptian Loan of 2,195,2001. stock was closed at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Nearly 3,000,0001. more was applied for yesterday. The aggregate sum paid into the Bank of Eng land is 481,7601., representing applications for 9,635,2001. stock. About 115,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, making a total of 312,0001. since last Wednesday. The Tagus has taken 20,0001. in gold for Lisbon. The tendency of the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon was rather drooping, but chiefly as the rates for bills on France and Hamburg. reg gil s joined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.181 to 1 ; ditto, 3 days, ILI6I to 17; Rotterdam, 3 month s, 11.181 to 1 ; Antwerp, 3 swaths, 25.50 to 5 ; HambulT, ma . bane° , three months, 13.3 to ; Pada, 3 days, 25.25 to 30 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.50 to 21 ; Frankfort-on-the-Marne, 3 months, 1181 to 119 ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 321 to I ; Vises% off. 55., 3 mhs, 13.90 to 95 ; Trieste, off. flo , moeths, 13.90 to 5; Madsid, 3 months, 491 to k; 01 1 51 x, 3 maths, 481 to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.50 to 5 GOON months, 25.1111 to 5; Milan, 3 months, 25.50 to 190 Reply', 3 mouths, 40 to ; Palerna, 3 months, 1191 to ; Nadia, 3 months, MI to 190 ; Lisboa, 90 days, 59} to 53) Oporto, 90 days, 53 to 1. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was deci dedly firmer. The sales comprised 8,000 bales. The number of shares in the Chartered Bank of British Columbia and Vancouver's Island applied for up to last evening was no less than 72,000, or nearly six times the amount of the capital. Applications are invited by Messrs. Knight, Coleman, and Co. for 6 per cent. Debentures of 1001. each of the Ottoman Railway Company to the amount of 170,0001. These, with the addition of 80,0001. already subscribed for, make a total of 250,0001., forming a first charge on the entire rail way, on which 718,5071. has already been ex pended, and also a first charge on the Imperial Turkish Guarantee of 72,000/. per annum. debentures are offered at the price of 861. per 1001. Bond, and have four years to run, being re deemable at 100 in May, 1866, so that a return of 10* per cent. per annum is proposed. It is men tioned that, in order to secure the redemption of the debentures, 12,500 shares have been reserved from the original capital, and by arrangement with the government have been deposited with Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smiths, to replace the debentures when due. An extraordinary meeting of the Scinde Railway Company is called for the 22nd instant for a very important purpose namely, to authorise "the raising of 2,500,0001. of capital by the ions of 125,000 shares of 201. each, to be applied to the construction of &railway by way of exteasion of the Puujaub Railway to Delhi, to be called the Delhi Railway, and upon which capital the Secretary of State for India in Council has guaranteed 5 per cent. interest." The annual meeting of the Globe Insurance Com pany will be held on the 24th inst. The annual meeting of the Acadian Charcoal Iron Company is called for the 15th instant at Sheffield. Another auction of the foreign redeemable debt of Spain will take place at Madrid, on the 29th instant. The sum assigned by the government for the.purpose is 5,921,072 reals. It is reported that another project for a bank foe British Columbia is about to be brought forward, with limited liability. Its principal colonial esta blishment is proposed to be at New Westminster, the capital of the colony. It is stated that a considerable number of appli cations have been made for the shares in the Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Waggon Company. The 'Rapido has arrived from China with 216,3001 b a. of tea and 1,199 bales of silk. TOMBDAT EVIIECIIS. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93i to both for money and Thursday's settlement, opened and closed today at the same quotation. For the May account the last price was 931 to 94, the " continuation" being .1 per cent. The official badness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, ; ditto for account (April ree 10), 93/, ; Bank Stock, 256, 238, 238} ; per Cents. Reduced, 92k, ; New Three per Cents., NI, k ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, }, I, 11, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 1001 ; ditto 1864, 1001. lOIZIGN OWGATIONL ii il 94 A so on 40 WI 10 all 4 an 20 I n (4.Dismakitdoorr Least. ae, Nardi. al Roam II II p..d. Do. p. Do. Alpo. Worms apoemi. D ur o.df co rm oat— pro Ass.l lon-troa. Sp. m& a. of losooolp.o. Vidor ima r r a ll= W.h.N.W.aa 1F,1 17 k. 11-711- s-- Dm• G. (kni.=l 4 LA /WM gad Ornisa Nast Pint Dm LIM ismelflholak ) Grant*, I Si. Arbp G. Wk. Voir Groat Icalk= 3 erasvllis 4 - I . — ZI 14eli 111111111 KUM. illk.!)-1 1 IT& M &ISA , Um , _ _!4IL igli;j Doom =so Iraq Moriptret (fay 1 / 1 1•04) Kama, es Ore North Do his i INO Uowis 11. nohow Broot illi ne) Nora Wheel Ora/ Par Oohs. Wh Proolgioaro (0= h=som. MLR. Oh 011. Clool S. Omni Ins Mawr W. Yoursos Mow) Pork Milos& /12.0. !la doll Vale ol Tor W ,a ) Walt Nom* W. Omegas Wool ides loud W W I. base WY. Wt. NW (On. Wort) W. Nary Asa(lloshoa.) , woo Tiellawass ICI. I •i Sa. &Us. ti Wald Salty lu►µl a ix% 1 dbl a u in at IN 1i 2 IN 1 12 1 N 100 12 IN _SO _SI via AU AS *. JOINT 11700 C Awe sad U. al& Max Bask al W es ,chigt. Doak al 'Mist IL Amides Bank sit bash 11vianita. awl Car . ailr4. Maw. at WM. Lea. earl Clias.. =dal Cca el lariat lag. liotated.Chartd a. Bre ag Ihritarbad laa. 4 Mak of AnstiL., — DT cr7r • o • 22 tressod Atzi;si Isa. awl Wodioer,. dodo. a Prow. ink (L. & Pm. d Da lw.. M I XsSoma ink Stir louth Waits Ortasid Busk Omura Otiteima Mak Proludal of Ireland ;totl SI South : 200 26 il re ~ N ,000' 20 ‘OOO 100 :iiii lib ~000 60 OW 100 *. ride — s el AWNS.' Uo at lonics .... Quiits Naiad— Liadhatpas 6 5 i n s 1 a. I 17407;d7sIrdignai— liestars Rag. ima=gp: illas. Oral 11119 D. Inver Gent. ri4/1 Lea am Omani Oa Meier bat's. OW Tel Pki) talked Os.. NerbaldsOceitlros(l4 I isiberbsit !aaf . . :7. ‘. :ill i 1 6 le 660 d !IL 6Nu 60 OW le OP ID 6660 60 I. IS 6 IS HO ON SS Ds.llp.d., is. Atli*: N. Bram* N. Sok Ld. N.. Ben t Aukairkia.. Weal* 1041. New lame' .. la. rye. Le reel Ryer mine& mis. erlOelea. nein I - 27 Mos fat TaL boa ; 01 : s aw WedsJas. MY Lll4lO WI Slam 1 ow 11171 - 00 1 MAIN 1 11.1 00 10 1.7 a Sallerztes Tel. kelp De. Mx Do. do. Demgrogi to India (L ) T4=d anon(4) Co.U.Clanado dm. Kingdom' TeL (L.). T Dlsasyla TANI ow l .6; 1• 006 U 6 6 odo JOS - ail 14 all all 12 6 I; It I. 66 67 117 le 10 It pa 19 19i if 19 41 Ie lipm io as LSI 140 Ill_ &4 p Os 1 pa par um 1 l pm 4 :I" U" PROVINCIAL MARI MARZETIL LIMIOO4, Ara 11-11eise todaultet Anglia= totem Counties. 87i—Orest Waders 731 1 end Yorkshire, MN 7—Maseheitir, iShefilet , sad Lincoln, 411 — North loiters, Berwick, 981-Bosth Eastern, 841—Whitehaves sad r es tNuffais sad Lae Huron, D s4 (7 per Coat. 101. sh), 8 1648 9—Greed Trunk of Lamestioarg, 12 748 # 848 1--Oren! Western of Coned', 1$ 1-18 3.ll.—Die ex mereentent. 34. Ann. 8--There wee a very quiet, but a very =mann Great Luxembourg, la—Great 'Waters of 18-Isneasbirs and Yorkshire, 107—Midland, 1171 I—North Staffordshire, 6# 5.-Bouth Eastern. 811 11—Buffalo, 1-16—Bank of Manchester, 21 p.—Yleetwooda 4. Enunmoinx. Ann. —lle Galosh, this market to-dsy we is South &affords at 101: and Birmingham Gat new ordinary WM at Si pm. The market ems • shade firmer, London snd North Western being were NC sad Midland. 1271. Of Bk. •llVGuaranteedwere buyers as 771, and Birmingiuun Canal, .Ilirminghem Wagon preference offered at 1 pram. The TO THI J*PiltlSl ANBABItA• DOM—In the suite of the Japanese lusbeseedoes sow on their way to this country there is a Highlander et the semi of Neerlooald, whose history is rota MU* reenarbabis. Es was a gamekeeper a few pars ego Go sa erste war Fort- Lapse* sad the pros bsi li, villedraert by •arr. asa *ea OEll* asserted with re he lamed fie hie taxressoarithlasse "mil4 the image &lag - g of tie ssavaidsv Wad hint fre_ sarkke karats* e/ for h r ig soma Is pones Thspersisperldelieedshlp war areererled to llarreshl, vie woo slat ke was tire to an el the BoaNa ember Mate id s wl roper la fo r Irgairis swiss ewe Maw vas mesa to proem for rat sa appelarser is the 11110. sod the remelt bes bra Feeljegodoe frodlespee , —eta nu are inkunts 4 . • ama—MN hr k to twigia the reepes pukka el patbrer to She Arisen l—l~seer Aehmertreer. It is proposed to start a military school, under the aispiesid SS Fedora (oversaw* at Detroit meet. la I% 1 LS 1' The India Five per Cent. Stock remains quoted 1084 to 4, and Exchequer Bills 18s. to 21s. prem. The Turkish Loan of 1868 has again fallen about f per cent., closing at 691 to 704. The Lose 04 1864 was dull at 834 to 4. Venezuela Bonds like wise declined being last quoted 234 to f. Mexican left off at 3300 4, and Italian Five per Cents., at 684 to 4, showing in each case firmness. The Spanish Certificates have improved, and were last marked 74. The New Victoria Loan was somewhat flatter, closing at 100 to 106. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoow. The mining market is active to-day. Bast Cara don shares are quoted 34 to 351 ; Marko Val ley, 91 to 10 ; Cook's Kitchen, 342 to 351 ; East Carn Brea, 122 to 13 ; South Frances, 99 so 101 ; South Caradon, 325 to 330 ; Tiucroft, 91 to 10 ; and Herodafoot, 37 to 38. East Caradon shares have been dealt in at 35 ; Bast Carn Brea, at 131 ; and North Wheal Crotty, at 21 and 21. Foreign and colonial mining shares are without variation. Bon Accord have changed hands at dis. Great Northern Co per (South Australial at l die. ; Scottish Australian at If prom.; an United Mexican at 6/. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA WIE-LANIL-(ralll DAY.) The weather oontinues wary IMMO/ The 'Mind 'tday is from the north. There was a heavy fall of rain early this morning. The supply of English wheat at present this week is ea timely small again. Flour limited. Barley and malt short; oats, beam, and peas very few fresh up ; a cargo of Scotch cats and one of Irish. The foreign arrivals of whist are nil. Flour, oneKel of Antsriasa barrels. Barley, • small arrival, tin and Swedish. Oats partiouhrly short, Daman and Dutch. Two cargoes of beans from the fd Miter mean, and • smell qusatity . of Fist India hoseed. The wheat trade continue' dull, the attendance of buyers to-day very small, and few transactions reported in English ce foreign. Floor in the none inactive condition as wheat, without Barley hoes Monda. Barley 'to y ady for all deseriptions at Monday's rates. Oats Arm at Monday's fart quotation& Beans and peas a slow tads, and rather cheaper. Linseed and rapeseed firm. Clovermed and trefoil slow. Canary need dull. FLOATING cANGOIIB.-Trade inactive, buyers holding off until sellers evelray in the prima demanded. WELT. -Up& : Fain and KAM, whhe, sr& bk. to 625.; ditto, fine old, -s. to -e.: ditto, red, sew, 51s. to 58 5., ditto, fine old, -a. to -a. ; Norfolk, he., fine old, -.. to -a.; red, new, --11. to -a. Foreign : gla. to 635.; duo, 635. to 64.; extra, 64e. to 663.; Sueft.g, 66a. to 615.,• ditto, extra, 63e. to 645.; Rostock, Wes, 50s. to 62a; Meakleaberg, 57e. to 61s. ,• Dekermark ditto, -e. - Amorist& whits, Ns. to 61a.; ditto, red, Ski. to Ifs.; CAM: dim, 641 , t0 Ma. HAMME-ZOOM MIL to 375. ; fins, 40a. ; grinding, Mu to 301; sad &Milling, 311 to 33e. per qr. ; 98'. to 89..; ditto distilling, 30e. to 82e. NAM- Lax sad Norfolk, Mto s.sate. ; Eh. MON ; sad Ware, 64.. to 68s; brown, 48a. to 57a. OATIL-IV to 11 ed, Od. to 23e. Od. 1 Potato, 24e. to 265. • 21s. 13L BAWL- tisk, 344 to 36e. ; borrow, 38e. to 39e. ; pigeon, 38a to 395. • foreigo. Masagan k i to tstOs. a 32 n, 32a. ; tic Me. k, 365. to 371. ; 31a. to 30e. ; • 1. to PAWL -Dna& his. to 395.; to and blue, 381. to 41s. ; mph, -s. to -a.; grey, 34.. to 365; hog, 36e. to 38s. ; torsi^ 341 to 37e. IPLOITIL-Wish town, 48s. to 495.; ditto floe, 495. to 55e.; country, 44.. to 46e. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 38.. to 40a.; Fres* -a. to -e. pn sea • U.S. sweet, 27,. to 305.; Canadian. 27e. to 30a : -s. to -a. lianas Cum-Whit& to 34.. ,• yoßow, 3N. to 32a. FLoxrata CAIOO2II, ail 0. It and 1.-Wheat : Borth amid sod liarianaple, per Mfiltm, 451 toil& ; Dhaka, 46e. to49e. ; Polish Odom, per MOW., red, 42a. to 44.. ; whits, ; Danube and Oalata, 465. to 475. ; - 345. to 37e. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per it Ztra. 221 to 23a ; Odom and Demob& de., - Me. to Ms. Beam t Egyptian, per 4808b5.,31e. to 321 Melee : Odom and Galati, mhs , 4821 be., 31,a, Od. to Us, Lb and Bulgarian, per 31s. Od. to 325. ; l'reeek, do., -e. to -a. ; Amerioen, do., 29 to 3N. ; Egyptian, -4. to -Canary seed, per qr., 40.. to 50s. ; Hemp seed. per qr., 46a. to 50s. Mustard seed, per bushel, white, 6s. to 9s. ; brown, is. to IN. ; Linsmal, per qr., Ream& 60.. to 685.; Liaised cakes, .lteglish, per ton 111. N. to 121. Os. • Amesioan, thin, is bria., per ton , is. 016 to 121. 10a.; do., in tap,lll. Os. to 111. 10a.; Baltic, 01. to 01. Os. : Marseille& 101. to 10/. 10a.: Rape cakes, 6/. lOnto 71. ; Tier, per bushel, winter, Ba. to 9s. 01 ; Repe -1 seed, English, per qr., 645. to 72e. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM APRIL 7 TO APRIL 9. EMMA 'AA Soak& Wats Forst& Abet s6o Berlsy Osas 1110 now. Roads. tto ads; foreign, MINCING LLNIL. I ISO Net, 1,340 brls. .(THIS DAY.) SCIGAL—At rather maw prices, there has been more business tranmetad in Wan India desoriptions, but the somber of &atlas cargoes offering, for which moderate prior are assinted, he. • depressing influence on the market. Soft to good brown Barbadoes sold at 33.. to 36a. 6d ; yeßow, 36.. to 42a. ; Demerara, crystalised low to flee grasery, 365. to 441. 6d. ; Mauritian ellow low to good middling grainy,37a. dd. to nia.; good and. fine crystalliaed, 41a 6d. to 43a. lid. ; Bengal, low meddling Cittrpatta date, 37.. &L to 38.. A Bastin cargo of No. 10 Havannah sold at 245. 9d. : and two of Cuba at 2.25. 3d. ltefined.—The market is firm, at full prima for all descrip tines. COMe . bra sold readily at full priors. Plantation Ceylon rays, 77.. 6d. ; low to good middling, 83.. lid. to 88.. ; pea beery, 89a. to 935. ; ordinary and middling Jamaica, 73.. to 81s. 6d. ; a floating cargo of St. Domingo sold for • sear port at 71.. 0000 A has sold at about previous prima, Trinidad, 66.. to 901., Orsoada, 66a 6d. to 575. 6d. Dominica, 52a. to ; Surinam, 595. to 89s. TlB.—The market continues quiet. Itan.—A. good business has been transacted, bat at lower Leeward', h. Bd. ; Demerara, inferior to floe, la price . . to 1.. 811. Rico continues doll of sale ; good Secrenzie sold at 104.:;J1. PCPPIII.-250 begs of Penang sold for arrival at :lid., quality not guaranteed. BALTPITIM—There is • fair demand at previona prices. Bopp', refraction 41 to 4, sold at 38e. 6d. ; and Bombay, refraction 641. at 36.. Corroar.-300 bales sold at shady prices. Hillt.-43t. Petersburg, dean, quiet at 341. to :;.It. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) - • . The market is quiet. Tows teliow is quoted 46e. net reab; Petersburg Y. 0., ea the spot, 465. ; April to June, 465. • July to September, 471; October to December, sgs, BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Pattenden and Smith report the demand for ow scoption Wady at the late advance ; the supply of 1861's is very limited. Tan ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S MEETINO, 1863.—Yesterday a committee of the Royal Agricalturel Society of England, •ppoi ted by the council at their meet ing last week to loepeat the sites offered for the show yard and trial fields for their next country meeting, visited Worcester, where they were met by • deputation of the kited committee and shown over the ground, possession of which has been *Mies& for the purpose should the society decide upon Wattmeter as the pines of holding the meeting. Tb committee are the Hon. W. Cavendish, Mr. Brandreth Gibbs, Hoe. Colonel Hood, Mr. Fisher Hobbs, and Mr. T. Pain. The proposed show ground is close to Worcester. The rival towns for the honour of receiving the Royal Society in 1863 are Hereford and Cardiff, to which places the committee will proceed after their inspection of the Worcester grounds. They will report the result to the council no the 7th of Hay. Paursatine.—The February return of the Poor law Board shows the increasing preemie in the manufac turing districts. There was not iu other parts of the king dom any such very considerable increase of pauperism, bus the returns from these districts at the close of the month raised the excess in the number of paupers in receipt of relief in England and Wales to 11'81 per cent. over the cor responding period of 1861. In the north-western division. Teenshire and Cheshire, the increase over 1861, which lad beau 47'88 per cent. at the close of the int week of February, 52'64 per cent. in the second, and 57 , 12 per mt. in the Herd (81,054 in 1861, 127,607 in 18624, rose in the fourth week to no lees than 86.32 per mt. (81,134 in 1861. 151,172 in 1862', owing, it is said, to a Buddies increase of the numbers relieved in Liverpool to the extent of 22.233, tation ascribed to the prevalence of easterly Winds ships eat of that port. A Lowe —The longest bill of the session baa just beta rod a mooed time. It bee no lee than 438 sections. and octentsies 153 folio pages. It contains • muni cipal code for tits dlee aeir burghs, and some et the clauses an remarkable. Not icsepiag one's area "clear of all =Wall " is defined as as offset's. " Hangus i t e Lr i teing any linen or ideates on any na il or fence el any "n another, and so is permitting a same& DO stead on the sill of an upstairs wider to duo it, tat is both instals:es only if done to the a b o t ru olies, as eeruiet, at• dupe of residents or passen gers. A fourth ► offs/see my be ntsstioned for the beneBt of Now sad boot, if it will not offend can "it shall not be lawful to deposit any horse or cow dung upon the pablio street." Whether the bill is wholly emendation of exiseng law, or partly novel, it is to be wished that Soot land may got it observed. "S e[ sat Nii 0." 104 ea r We wed ) the The eller Aute 4 to dis , five .reoe I the die- Dia* MI. {b hire. 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