The Express. — London, England, 1864-04-06 00:00:00

►MPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 1( it*:•zE OF COMMONS.—CFRN DAY.) • t.A Ell took the chair at a quarter-past It NEW MEMBER. took the oaths and his mat for the county iu the room of Mr. Maxwell Close. PRIVATE BUSINESS. is.dedonian Railway (Bradshaw and Tsanochside and the North Eastern Railway (Kinkledeld were read a third time and patted, METROPOLITAN RAILWAYS. •l ~T ER moved that the order for the second read. 1, Metropolitan Districts Railways (No. 2) Bill nud ,Ivicharged ; that the bill be referred to the •i of petitions for private bills, and that the I:.tre leave to sit and proceed forthwith. COPYRIGHT Brix. • 'CE withdrew this bill, in order to substitute for . • -. better calculated to effect the object in view, ti,sitng been withdrawn, another Will was brought • and amend the laws relating to copyright. IioNIBARDMENT OF SONDERBORG. • I,WVN gave notice that to-morrow he would '.l,iebtr's government whether they had received • .. information as to the bombardment of Bonder- Prussians without previous intimation to the . i• •-. and whether the government had, by reps . to the Prussian government, upon them : of carrying on war in accordance with the nations. CABLES AND ANCHORS RE-COMMITTEE BILL. ..,se went into committee on this bilL 4,- 1. • ,• NI RERSTONE moved that the words " person • • ," be left out of the clause ; the object of the • being to confine the operations of the bill to And public bodies. 1 . ..3 0N said he should vote for the retention of .• lk thought it would be unwise to exclude licensed • , ,t e persons from testing materials in this bill, - would be an officer appointed by the Board of Trade . ; machinery, in order to ascertain that whore rated to the required tests. • , .one remarks from Mr, Henley, Mr. Laird, and • , Ilankey the amendment WWI negatived. - ,ediamssion, the clause as amended was agreed which the remaining clauses were considered and I to with amendments. JERSEY COURT BILL '!.K ti I: then moved the second reading of this bill, said was precisely the lame bill which wee in e! in lz4ll, and which then met with the general t: n of the house ; the object being to effect a re .. t!.., Royal Court of Jersey. [Left speaking.] LISBURN' ELECTION COMMITTEE. (THIS DAY.) I ~,tutnittee met at 11 o'clock. The mem - were Mr. H. E. Adair (chairman), Mr. W. E. • r. Mr. Paull, and Mr. F. North. Q.C., and Mr. Clerk appeared in rapport of t..n. The sitting member was not represented by i'Linn said that from the non-appearance of the 1 for the sitting member an inference might be drawn , • committees had no powers of sitting, end th a t th e y : , .1 to take advantage of a technical slip, and to insist .• fUOCtIODS had ceased. He should not consider it .r% to address the committee unless they felt a diffi c the subject, and wasentirely in their heads. •I offorth, the agent for the sitting member, said he • Id. sot of respect to the committee, to state that the member did not appear by conaseL He had been —4 that the committee DO longer existed, and os be t.: .4 the hon. gentleman he (Mr. Spofforth) protested ....t .my further proceeding on the part of the committee. , i.otforth then retired. Chairmso intimated that the committee desired to : the ovuusel for the petitioner on the question of the of the adjournment and the power of the commit. Mr. said the question for consideration was, ••,•r thv adjournment which had taken place wan in ty ir.th the statute, and whether Mho committee i.ot to hare adjourned to Monday, the day on which the • met, instead of to Tuesday, the day after. The :,I,:ontleman at considerable length pointed oat the to the oonstittition of the committee, and t'L • d,roctell the attention of the committee to the 73rd o • on the contraction of which the difficulty bad • . The section provides " that every such select core ✓ shall meet at the time and plan appointed a purpose, and they shall proceed to : it •• merits of the election petition so referred • . •.:, and they shall sit from day to day, Sunday, _• . a-day, and Good Friday only excepted, and shall t- • ..!jouro for a longer time than twenty-four hours, • -aoday, Christmas-day, or Good Friday, intervene, : : 101 l case not more than tiventy.foar hours, exclusive :! • . Sunday, Chriatmas-day, or Good Friday, without . ::rat obtained from the house upon motion, and special • assigned for a longer adjournment ; and • house be sitting at the time to which ...elect committee is adjourned, then the business of the shall be stayed, and a motion shall be roads for • fur :. adjournment for any time to be fixed by the house ; led always that if such select committee have 00ellaiOn ply or report to the house, sod the hone be then lined for more than 24 hours, such select wen t_ •:re may also adjourn to the day appointed for meeting of the house." He submitted that this 0 applied entirely to something that might occur in the ✓ ..iedings of the committee, to cure which an application t house was necessary. The 75th section provided that •.,ember should absent himself—that the committee .' I not sit until all the members were present—and that f dote of all meeting within an hour the committee uld al -urn and report to the house. In that clause no troe was n.yntioised for the adjournment. The i'L,rtnan—You soothed that the 73rd Mika applies to a awe of necessity which may arise, and the 75th to any itterropiloo arising in the countitution of the committee? Mr. Phinn—Yee ; the 73rd section applied to the pro of the committee, the 75th section to its oonsti. t.isor,. The 73rd clause was permissive, the 75th ini• lie submitted, taking all the eircumstaposs • consideration, that the adjournmeat was a good one. the committee should proceed, and report that sating member was not duly elected, the question for t... hues would be whether the report should be received, s: then'thequestion could be fully disowned ; and, if the I should decide on receiving the report, the queetioe a -I then arise whether the boo. member would not be f: that moment a stranger in the hone. Clerk followed on the same side. At the cocclnsion of the learned gentleman's address the r.-n. was cleared, and the committee deliberated for about b•Air and a quarter. .a the readmission of the parties, TiL Chairman said—The committee desire me to state '_it in their opinion they are not in a position to continue inquiry. TUE COLONIAL Carat - H.—We have received by '..tst mail, and publish in a ealsequeet column, the acts and coortitnikes wend in Synod at Capeiown, tLe Metropolitan and his two &drags° Bishops of Gm -1.-.:L•toeti and Orange Free State. They will be found to very important bearieg on the status sod freedom colonial church generally. They assert the lode ;,' :.'race of the church of South Africa from the final of Appeal "by law established" In England. say. "As the laws of England have by treaty no ! • - to the colony, thew laws which have been enacted ....state for the English church as an nitablishment d t apply to and are not binding upon the church Africa ; and that this church, therefore. • the English ecclesiastical statute law only • far as it may serve to remedy and supply '•'t defects or omissions of the caws law, or of laws ' ~clenacted by the synods of this church." Speaking 'renal case of Bishop Colombo, the synod considers :We desirable that he should be allowed an appeal . . .‘rchbishop of Canterbury, but without expresiing upon the general question of appeals to . .n.l. Should the Bishop of Natal attempt to exercise • °phi functions in his diocese after the pawing of the yen ,- -.o.lwithout haring madeany appeal to the Primate. he •• -. trt‘i tp.. excomminioate, arid after due adman :. f , lnl.tl sentence of excommunication wiU be pronounosd. " zr..tois wane dour readers will do, toles= by the same ... • . w it h.lreWal of the Central African miation from the ' ••• su. Bishop Toner haedestried it advisable tobreak up the ',in at Morumbala, and by the last advime was cm his to Cal.:town. Plans. however, are proposed by !.1 the onion..: objects of the mission may yet be ro;lout from •ssother direction. It is suggested that ous.ion au , ...1.1 resume operatic's& amongst the • to the u..rtb of Natal, the chiefs in that continually asking for missioesries. It may • it the mission more readily penetrate the interior •flotintoi from that quarter ; at any este it will gives ~.us chain of porta from Cape Town along the coast • t) miles. Livingstone is alive and well, the dory of his being appareotly sod happily without foundation. oiahopric of Tasmania has been at length The colonists, unable to find as eligible candidate • • ac , -rot the office, requested, we believe, the u• • r t snterbury to nominate a successor to Bishop i;-f•rs le.tving office the Duke of Newcastle baa • • is poet to the Rev. C. H. Bromby, Principal •• I ti-u . Training Col lege —a moderate evangelical, hshitk—G.ltzrdiari. ' ..r MR. T. P. Coolie—The public will that this gentleman, one of the last re s•ri ..f the old school of British actors. expired ii ~ ....ttr•ltrtfts.rooco, in bin 7sth year, at his re :. 'ft 11.1.4-equare. Mr. T. P. Cooke was born is at Nye _Sul . tpnl, ; was educated at the Mane So 'let! ; awl, subsequently enteneg s r.,.1 ler Nelson at the bombardment of .r which he mewed a medal. Ilia first ap • oil tho st.ge took plaza as the Royalty Theatre, 1 , 04 and for many years he wee recognised as •• !neat mai type of the British seaman. • • !it C '; TEA is choice and strung, moderate ....1 usotesorne to oar. Theta advantageshave secupsd •general preferance, It tabula in packets by SAO • • t.l...rtarmrat.j LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE IT =craw TILMAPIL) THIRSK MEETING.—{THIS DAY.) SILVER CUP. About one mile mad three-quareen. Fly by Night, Misr. Agnes, Nancy, Nelly Grey, Chance. Clara, Nies Gilbert, The Witch, Bounty, A 66 of Young Tollerton, Southern Cress, Goth, Yrs. Nick, S t l inj Lind, Rue Barge* Lady Sutton, Skyrocket, Rosemary, Kathleen, Dr. Bowe, Squirrel, Prier Tick. Griller On, Bonnet so Blue, Marie to tiz od. and h by Cariboo. All the above are in the neigh THIBSK HANDICAP. About one mile six furloup. Bonny Bell, Newchnrch, Unfashionable Beauty, Jester, Brother Sam, Hypermneetra, Alice Gray, and Hyntethm are here. FARMERS' CUP. Two miles. Beaming, Willey, Polly, Lord Clifton, Young ToSefton, The Jew, Skyrocket, Caller On, g by Leopold, and Silver Stripes. Nearly all these are sweated to ran. Azarno.—Folubd Again and Fatty c. DSSTRUCTITS FIRE NEAR GROSVENOR SQUARE.-(THIS DAY.) Shortly before 4 o'clock thin morning a fire bunt forth on the extensive manufacturing premises cl Meson. De Barry and Co., &molests Arabia" food importers, situate in George-streot, square. So So sudden was the outbreak that the police on daty in the neighbourhood were not cognisant of the danger till the atmosphere became lighted up by the flames. The interior of the premises in question was found then to be on fire from the basement to the roof, and flames were hissing forth furiously from all the windows at the back. Captain Shaw, as soon as • sup ply of water could be procured from the plug wmmand s, arranged his branclunes in different points where • full of the fire could be obtained, and eventually succeeded in s o tp ck infj o t re fro ta ti , tl . 7 . .her progre was x 2; hu e : wes e rirl h 6 e damage is very extensive, es will be observed by the follow ing extract from the official report of the fire brigade : The premises of Meows. Du Barry and Co., modest& arabica food importers, machine rooms, tins department, and filling rooms of the manufactory burped down and roof destroyed ; steam mills, stove hones, carpenters' shops, end other pert of the establishment severally blunt and damaged. The property WY insured in the Sae and Alliance Fire-offices. Houses damaged in George-West, No. 6, Mr. J. Worth, private, heck portion damaged ; No. 7, let out in tenements, back windows bu rn t ou t and contents damaged by fire and removal ; No. 8, let out in tenements, b pert partially burnt ; No. 9, Mr. B. Hatchman Tur ner, back-rooms burnt out, roof and staircase severely daiatiged by fire; No. 10, let out in tenements, back portion partially consumed ; Nos. 14 and 15, Western Brewery Company , side wall and roof damaged by fire. No. 1, North-row. Mr. Craker, coach-builder, acme of the • damaged. North Audley-street, St. Mark's Ch stained glees window over altar broken and altar piece damaged by fire. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MA RH-LANS. —(THIB DAY. ) Fresh up to-day, the snivels of English wheat cemeteries and by land carriage were on a very limited scale, whilst the general quality of the supply waa by no means fine. For all kinds the demand ruled heavy ; nevertheless, com pared with Monday, no change took place in the quotations. With foreign wheat we were fairly supplied ; good and line qualities sold to a limited extent on fanner terms. In all other kinds so little was doing that the cummaiss ruled almost nominal. Floating canon of grain off Falmouth and Queenstown were very dull • but ths of for wheat for forward shipment was 4;1'4, though at reduced rates, say la. per quarter.. ' The show of both Eagliah and foreign barley was tole rably extemdve, and all kinds moved off heavily at about stationary prime. There was only a limited inquiry for malt at the late dr aline in value. The at trade was firm, at fully the late upward move ment in the quotations. Beans were firm, at Monday's currency ; but the demand for them was by DO means active. The inquiry for peas was sady, ou former term'. Most bath of f flour sold at f oil prices. The seed market was quiet, at late quotation. In cakes, wry little was doing. T NUM. 1121.. - 171 Per Q WNW S. ?. a. . lam Zack red.IAS Ittl to 41 De. whits, sea 40 to 47 14;tolk Lod Llotooln red. HOS le to 411 Poo Qt. OM. a. I. Bcotolt potato 11. whits black Itiam Imam IS to 29 Tick IS ta Harrow P 1 3103 Orel - 29 to 110 White ..._ -- $4 to 86 86 to 11"/ Town made: ierlll3 lbs. Household lt to U Country Norfolk and kidfolk, ex ship OATS S. A. Daidsb sad Swedish 17 to 20 &NW= ....... 18 to 10 THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY tvitrartG, APRIL 6, 1864: T. Mating • 23 2 0 321 niall ll93 ll • 93 to IS Grinding n loh - - AALT. inallorrolk, ;ad le to 66 ILlnnotwn and Wars 60 10 to 66 Brown irz ' New OAT!. NaiNe. feed ll n kart. C t. LI to 211 Wow Pew Qr. 4412=2. S. S. NAM* sad lonics bon 47 to 16 Rostock & No:Wow a to 47 -- 41 1.0 Atiatio lamiaa.ard sc'ti rect . 31 tot t l : 443 45 whits . Wading n w 13 DIMSWag to 4c. Malting -. . On& _ _ _ Dutch. brew - l7 to 21 .., hod ARAPPALS OF GRAIN, km, CARRIAGE. FROM APRIL ina• Tar qt. s• .. aso it Pruett, par 11 to U Spanish, „ SS So SS American, par bd. .. to So 26 Canadian. .. • • it to 26 INTO LONDON, ST WATIR I TO APRIL S, INCLQSITL Br i key. Ma 14 .5. Oats. gm Mom. 90 403 iO6O . .. 5BOO MO 60 660 400 8800 no 370 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (ram DAY.) psi 12J0/1110 AND INTIANATIONAL IRLDOZAPS (nom ova OWN coaszerolmierr.) The market keep quilt, sad without toy einnge in quota. tions. The tramactioes are reported at about 5.000 bales. MINCING LANK-(THIS DAT.) Socka.—The market continues firm, and brown quail. ties of West India have sold at a shade advance, the sales include Mauritius 'maid mystallied at 48a. ; Madras common , 35e. 6d. to 36e. • grainy ditto, 38s. ; and now clayey • at 41a. 6d. &amid is in fair request at firm rates. Corr:.—TM wools of plantation Ceylon brought to public anis have gore off rather heavily, bat previous prime were about supported ; triage and ordinary, 675. to 795. ; middling, 755. to fils. (AL ; good and fine ditto, 90a. to 955. ; pea berry. 92a. to 95a. ?lA. —Public Wei are going off with fair spirit at full prices for all descriptions, except fine greens, which have sold a shade maim. . _ PIPPIR fully supports late priced. Penang sold at 30. full prompt; and Singapore, at 4d. cash. Itzcz.—The market is steady but quiet. Rcx.—About 100 puncheons sold ; Drmentra, at is. 7d. 13sutgras.—A parcel of refraction 34 sold for cash at 355. 3d. _ . _ ---- "Sritowca.—llkengal is in good request, and ban sold at fully ss. advance. ihniurc has sold at firm priers : orange at 81. ; button sort, second blood, at 91. .`*. to N. 7s, 6d. CLIMES-700 baskets of Cubes sold at We COTTON.—TLe market 000ttuues TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the annexed quotations :—Town tallow, 41.. 3d. ; Yetenborg Y. C. oe the spot, 41s. 6d. to 41s. 9d. ; April to June, 41s. 3d. ; Jane, 42a. ; July to 44e. 9d. tember, 43. 6d. ; October to December, 445. Gd. to BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIBDAY.) Meier. Patten.leo sad Smith report so alteration in the market Moos Mooday lest. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Walls Ed Hettoo, Ws. 6d.; Walls End Haswell. 29a. 6d.: Walls Ead Booth Hatton, 20.. 6d. ; Walla Fad Hartlepool Esse, 19a. 9d. ; Walla End Braddyle Hettoo. 19a. ; alle End Routh Kenos, 19s. ; Walla Eod Haugh Hall, 19a. ; Walla Eod Candor, 19s. 9d- : Walls Eed &Moe, De. ; Walla Lod Goaforth. 18a. 6d. ; Walla End Truodoo Thoralev, 18s. ; Walls End Hartoo. 18a. 6d. ; Walls Eod Hatton Leone. 18.. 61. ; Walla Eod Tuestel, Ide„ 6d. ; Walla Eod White/Gott, 16e. 6d.-Bhips at market. 54 ; 15 at ma. A LIVERPOOL PETROLECII MANCIPACTOEY ON FlRE.—Henn. Prentiss and Co.'s petroleum works at Birkenhead were partially destroyed by lire on Monday, The fire occurred after the workmen had left the premises, bct being immedistely discovered prompt measures were tam), and a large quantity of petroleum removed, other wide the most disastrous havoc nitaht have tamed. The loss is estimated at 4,00 n(. The works are situated in the old shipbuilding yard of Messrs. Laird, Victoria Wharf. MORE THAN EVER AND BETTER THAN svgs.—This applies to the largest and best stock of spring and summer patterns ever submitted for public approval The world.buried its trousers at Mired Webb WIN. the originator's only este bliahment. 73. Brook-strest, Banoveresquare. llotabllahed isto —(Advectisesseaß .Whea3.l ladkete qrs.22° foraiga I I 330 Total 1 610 Nab& ..... BOO= $1 to 86 II to SY MI. $6 II to II 116 La= Izzais COIL WARR mars,a vim DAY.) Two olhan. The railway market is dull today, and prices in moat instances are unchanged. The variations in the principal stocks comprise a rise of per cent. in Metropolitan and 4 in London and North Western, and a decline of 4 in Great Eastern. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1094 to I ; Great Western, 641 to 66, ex div. ; Midland, 128 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1091 to 1 ; South Eastern, 901 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 474 to 1 ; Great Northern, 1284 to 1294 ; London and South Western, 98 to 99 ; and Metropolitan, 116 to 4. Very little business has taken place in colonial and foreign railway securities, and prices show no alteration. East Indian and Delhi stocks are firm. ORDINARY SRAM AND STOCKS. 811. IP& I &AMWAY& Cl y aslig rC al I 11116-8163*- este te 1 p.m. 111 all IBlrm.,WoLit Moog VaL 8 81 Bt. 100 IBlything Tyne — .- _, 10 all 'Bosion,6leatid.& H&C B/ 9 Bt. 100 'Bristol and Pieter.— 88 86 841 6 84. 100 'Caledonian 338 119 60 all Cork and Bandon — 80 all Cornwall 6l 1 10 all Do. A 1 A nodiv. until 6 —• we 10 all Do. Blp. 6 taped to B. 60 all Dublin and Belfast June 86 37 26 all Dandes,Pssib,&Ahd.Jii• 16 17 Bt, 1100 Edinburgh and Glasgow 90 92 e -84 189 'Glasgow and S. Western BM 106 Bt. 1100 Great Eastern Ord. 81. 67 471 8t 400 ' Do. A Stock ' ... St. 'lOO. Do. L. Ang. Stk., N 0.2: 111 71 St ,100 ( Great North of Scotland' 84. 1100 Great Northern 1 131 i Bt. 'lOO ' DMA . I A reo. so div. nil l3lB 1342 1321; 80 .100 Do.B 7 til 6p.c. is paid B 130 132 Bt. 100 ;Gt. South & West are.ll 91 03 Bt. 100 'Great Western 641 66 xd 641 641 Ed I& 100 DoAttour VaLGua.Stk 84 1100 Do. South Wales 66 67 xd Ed 81. 1100 Do. W. 6114.-oEford 401 41/ ad; ad St. ,100 Do. Do. Newport 36 MI Ed; 36 Ed St. 1100 ' Do. Do. Hereford; 101 103 xd' -.. M. 1100 'Lancashire& Yorkshire' 1091 1001 1991 Si :100 :London and Blackwell, 67 69 671 St. 100 'Lon.,Brlghtn, & S.Coast• 1031 1041 84. ;100 Loodon,Chattun, & Dori 44 66 44 6 St. 'lOO . London& North Westa. 1091 1691 1091 f It 1 100 ILondon&SouthWestern 96 99 8t 'lOO !Man.,Shef.,& Lincolnali; 64 66 60 all I Maryport and Carlisle' 131 all , Do. Do. 1 Shares! St. 100 'Metropolitan ll5l 1161 116 1 I Bt. 1100 I Do. New llO 112 1104 Bt 100 'Midland 644 s all Do. New St. WO : Do Birm. & Derby., 98 100 69 I all Mid. Gt. Wn. 01:41 — 26 1 all Do. 1 Shares .. 26 ' I all Mid Kent 10 . all Mid Kent (Cray Line) — 'Bt. .100 INorth British ; 62 63 Ed ad Bt. 100 ' Do. Edin.,Perth,Dund.' 25 26 Ed ad 84. .100 N. Eastern—lierwtek 16 161 , Do. ON. & Purr ' dim 84. 100 I Do. Leeds 66 67 St 100 Do. York bel 60 Bt ,100 Do. Carlisle — 2< I aill Do. Stock &Darling. $7 118 MI 117 Do. do. 1666-58 /6/ 161 pm 126 lO Do. do. 186041 1 8 81 pm Bt 1100 'North London 1 128 131 10 I 6 De. New ll 21 pm St .100 'North Staffordshire— -10 : all N. &S. Western Juac lOl 111 81 100 Scottish Central ' I°l 123 ad Bt 100 :Scottish N. E Aber. Sit' 41 43 xd 1 St. 1100 Scottish Midland ' % 100 ad 1 10 I all Shrewsbary & WelchpLl 8t 100 Snropahlre Union . 56 64 St. 100 South Devon 23 S 5 81. 100 South Eastern 1 901 91 90 4 i 84. • 100 S. Yorkab. & River Dun 99 101 93 : all Stalnes.Wokinghtn.&e. 81 91 et 400 Tad Vale . 163 166 10 , 8 I Do. B 6 7 pm 10 1 3 Do C 1 2 4 pm 60 ; all Ulster • 26 1 20 : Do 121 64 . Do. St 100 Vale of Neath ' 94 96 St. 100 Victoria Stn. & Pimlico St. 100 Waterford & Kilkenny. 84. 100 West Cornwall — lOU W.liartlpL Herb.l EL' IFORNION lAILWAYS. MI Antwerp et Rotterdam all Rahlattd.tra.,ll6.7p.c.; all 'Wean 1L J unction , $ B.Ayresil.Southem 6 Copenhagen ,Ilmiten all Coptspo all Do Extension 10 Dunaborg&Witepaidil ); 16 Dutch Undid all Do all Eastern of France all (id. Runian gun. 5 p. C. all Greet Luzembonrg ' all .Italian Junction..... all Narn.&Liege i r, Lthe govl all Do. Op. c.Prf. all Nathan of 16 Do. New Sh. am at all N. Rall B.Ayrsa g. 7p. c 24 Do. do. do , all Norwsitan Trunk Pref ; all Ottoman ;SmyrnaAldin; all , Pans, Lyens.amilledit. all Part. and Orleans all Recife &S. Fmactu all Royal Dann& ...... • i Royal !ardiPtan ail , Lois.] Swedish. all Do. 7 per cent W Sambre and Ileum 1 all . Do. Si per cent Pref 8 San Paolo L'. g.7per et au Do. sal &Aust. &Loos Valletta's 16 'BoutbEast. of Portugal.' W 800thern of tiune._ 8 Turin sod Bayollll all Do. do all West Flanders • all Do. s per cent. Pref all & N.W.of France 10 i f 1711 Dm, Si •i 2 pm i 14 14 14 ni 4 .4-81 10 re I Pe' 8 9 11 12 37* 118; 39 al 17; 18; 14 18 1 9 pm 411°1 ii 2.11 14 20 tee —; die; le i JOINT STOCK BANKS. 1!B its pi! 1 2 42 44 i • 10 pat F at se I - ii lipail 6S 46 1 Earns' PodsimuOlis. Atlantic& Si. townsom Bom-D0r.&C.10.g,6p.e. Do. Now Do. Z &bares Banal° I lake Huron Da Preform* ,Baff., Broatot Godorka Op. o. Dia Aug.l, DWI DI do. fat/ I. FIS Jo. Jawj; !CRC& ,Cape T. & Dock ap.ig i p.o Dassearaa.par. Fait. &op] nu. . Hut Indian 64 6 do. Do. G &tendon . Do. H do.. Grated Do. DO pref. Bends.. Do. do. deferred Do. pet Boods.. Do. a do. deferred Do. and prat Kiosk Do. do. deferred Do. ethlevt. Stock Do. o. deferred r l Do. R. 6 per cont. .... • 8.1 India pi, 6p. et. DoDo 41 pot c0i1... I *Wen, of Canodal Do. New _ 1 ill Do.ke r ..Bda pay. 127 31 a Do. do. do. I 1877-8 , I n dia cli, Limited! 1 Do. New 'lOO !Madras guar. 6 p. 100 ! Do. do. 0 8 do ' 100 I Do. do. do.- 2 I Do. Fifth Krimielonl 100 Melt). Corp. 0 per c. Bd all Melb. and Hobson's Bay' all N.Bron./sCancla.A & B 100 N. liodean.dp.e. Ist p.B. 100 Made. gua. 6 per cent.' 100 Do. Delhi do. Do. do. do. Do. PunAub d 0...... Do. Indus Knot do. ea tie lei za 1 pm la pm in 0 1 Se 101 1011 90 101 MI Mt r: 14 10 r 75 77 40 a 66 68 51 63 69 61 10 41 16 t 9 ss 103 106 103 1 Par o t Pl 5 1:1 Adlsl 92 94 al 1 zgl 102 103 xn I ii 174 .7.1 47 59 3 81 86 196 106 1011 1021 Par +PEI 104 1061 9/ 60 No. IMt Pd I CL 2,060,628, St. East and We India . 100 140 142 12.000, 10 Great Floating Jock 2 3,628,310' St London 1,930,800: St St. Katharine lOO se n 300,860 St Southampton 100 800,800 St Victoria Nn. I ILONIAL GOVERNYINT Pd. j CI. picas. I Belo. 1.50,000 .. • BrltlahColin.6p.ct.,lB72 100, 102 106 .. Can. Gov. 6 p.c.,1877-84. ,100 101 103 D 0.6 per et Feb.&Ang. 100' 100 102 D 0.6 perct.SLar.B Sep. 100. 100 102 ;216,808.., D 0.5 per ct.Jan.&July 100 99 91 665,808 .. Do. 6 per ct. Ipl Stock 1001 88 90 200,000 Capeof Oliopedp.a.lB 7 3 100, 106 108 .. Do. do. 1890-4 100 110 112 Do. do. 1800-1 100, 111 113 Do. do. 1891 100 162 111 100,000... Cellon,Nov.lB66 6 p.ct. 100 106 107 250,000 .. Do. 1678, do.. 100 112 114 200,000 ...Mauritius Spec ct., 1873 100, 106 106 300,000 .. Do. 1678 100 108 110 200,800 .. Do. 1082 100, 110 112 165,500 .. Natal. 00v.6 per cent... 100 109 111 103,000 .. New Bruns. Clov. 6 pct. 100 102 104 Y.B. Wales Oe. 6 p.c.1866 100' 901 100 e Do. 6p. c. 1871 to 1876 100' 99 100 Do. 6p. c. 1698 to ternoo: 99 100 169,000 .. New Zealand 6 per cent. 100; 109 111 250,000 .. Nova BcoUa 6p. c., 1076 100 104 104 75,000 .. Queensland Gov.. p.a. 100 .., S. Aust. Gov. 6 p. C. Bonds 100 .. Vic.Gov.6p.c.JanAtJuly 100, .. Do. do. p.c.Apriktoc.•loo 106. 1014 ad. 10 FOREIGN ICLTES. - 100 .1049 zd MONEY MABEET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctiocw. The stock markets to-day are dull, with little change in prices. On the whole, realisa tions have predominated. Consols are quoted about 1-18 per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. Home railway and foreign stocks, though inactive, are steady. Mex ican Bonds have improved. The excite ment in the market for banking and financial shares is subsiding, and in some instances prices have slightly relapsed, after the late rise. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 86fr. 050., showing no change. Consols are now quoted 91f, " buyers," both for money and the account (April 8). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91k, 1, f ; ditto, for account, 91} ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, f ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1, f ; Bank Stock, 238 f, 238 f, ex div. ; India 'Nye per Cent. Stock, 105, 1041 ; and Exchequer Bills, 2a., 70. dis. Mexican Bonds, after declining, are now 1 per cent. higher than they closed yes terday, being quoted 454 to 4. Other foreign stocks are steady. Greek are quoted 251 to 1 ; Turkish Consolid4a, 534 to 64 ; and Passive, 354 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows:—Brazilian, 1862, 1868, 1860, 994, 1 ; ditto, 1863, 881, 4,1, ex div. ; Buenos Ayres, for account, 94, 96 ; Equador, 131 ; Egyptian, 1004 ; Greek, for account, 254, ; Italian, 674 ; Mexican, for account, 441, 4, 454, ; New Granada, 134 ; Peruvian (Uritarren) Four and-a-Half per Cents., 89 ; Portuguese, 1836, &c., 49, 1, ; Russian, 1862, 914, : Spanish Passive, 354 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 931; ditto 1858, 694 ; ditto for account, 70 ; ditto 1862, 714 ; ditto for account, 72 ; ditto 1001. Bands, 724. Venezuela scrip is quoted 1 to 14 prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 61 to 74 prem., ex div.; General Credit, 64 to 4 prem.; London Financial, 121 to 131 ; Mercantile Credit, 91 to 104 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 181 to 191 ; Egyptian Trading, 34 to 1 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 41 to 1 prem. ; Imperial Financial, 64 to 1 prem. ; Credit Foncier (Great Britain and Ireland), 61 to 7 prem. ; City Offices Company, 34 to i prem. ; Fore-street Warehouse, 41 to 5 prem.; Oriental Financial, 11 to 21 prem. ; Central Argentine Rail way, par to 4 prem. ; Ottoman Financial, 4to 1 prem. ; and Lemberg Railway, 4 to 1 prem. Foos o'CLocK. Consols are without variation, at 91i to „, both for money and the account. No gold operations have taken place at the Bank. There was yesterday a sale of 90,0001. Console for cash by a large assurance company, who, it is said, are re-investing the money in London and North Western Railway Preferences. As the payment of the dividends commences on Friday next, the discount demand at the Bank yes terday was only moderate. In the general market 6 per cent. continues to be asked on good bills, but business was quieter. In the Stock Exchange a good demand was experienced for short loans on English government securities at 5 to 6 per cent., and there were consequently some applications to the Bank of England for advancer. The tendency of the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon was rather dull, there being still a good demand for bills on the continent. Except, however, as regards the exchanges with Austria, which have moved in favour of that empire, the rates have varied but little from those of Friday, being quoted aa follows : Amsterdam. 3 months, 11.19 to f ; ditto, 3 days' 11.16 to 4; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.19 to ; Ant. weep. 3 month/. 25.50 to 52f ; lisinburg, ma. 'bane°, 3 months, 13.74 to f ; Paris, 3 days, 95.15 to 224 ; ditto, 3 maths, 25.55 to 80 ; Pranklort-on-the-Maine, 3 mouths, 1194 to f ; St. Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 33 to 4; Vienna, *ff. do., 3 months, 11.90 to 12 ; Trier* eff. do., 3 months, 11.90 to 12 ; Madrid, 3 menthe, 48 to 4 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 47f to 48 ; Leghorn. 3 monChs, 25.674 to 72 4 (lemon, 3 months, 25.67 f to 72A ; Milan, 3 months, 25.67 A to 724 ; Naples, 3 months, 26.674 to 724 ; Palermo, months, 25.674 to 724 ;, Messina, 3 months, 25.674 to 724 ; Heber, 90 days, 524 to f ; Oporto, 90 days. 524 to The failure is announced of Mr. Thomas Free man, timber-merchant, of Bermondsey, with liabi lities for about 20,0001., and assets expected to produce about ss. in the pound. Mr. Freeman failed in 1861. The books have been placed in the hands of Menem. Cooper Brothers and Co., the account ants, for investigation. The consideration of the petition against dealings in the shares of new undertakings until after the allotment has been deferred by the Stock Exchange Committee until to-morrow. At a meeting yesterday of the proprietors of the Bank of England, Mr. Kirkman Daniel Hodgson, M.P., was re-elected governor, and Mr. Henry Lancelot Holland was elected deputy-governor. A special meeting of the shareholders of the London and South American Bank will be held on the 20th inst., to finally confirm the proposed amalgamation with the Mexican Bank (Limited). An extraordinary meeting of the West India and Pacific Steam Ship Company (Limited) is convened for the 21st inst., at Liverpool, to adopt a " recom mendation of the board of directors for increasing the capital of the company from 1,000,0001. to 1,250,0001., by the issue of 5,000 new shares of 60/. each, for the more advantageously carrying out in the interests of the company their arrangements for the purchase of the ships and business of the other companies some time ago purchased by this company.' A general meeting of the Muswell-hill Land Company is called for the 21st inst., and will be made special, to decide upon the dissolution of the undertaking. The bankers' receipts for the deposit on the new shares of the Indian Carrying Company (Limited) are to be sent in for exchange for share certificates by the 30th instant. The share certificates of the Ottoman Financial Association will be ready on the 7th instant in ex change for the bankers' receipts. We are requested to state that the share list of the Clyde Engineering and Iron Shipbuilding Com pany (Limited) will be closed on Friday, the Bth mat., for London, and on Monday, the 11th, for the country. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insurance. Atlas, 13 ; British and Foreign Marine (Limited), 39 ; Commercial Union, 9, 6 ; Indemnity Manna, 142, 4 ; London, 484 ; London and Isustswhire Fire, ,• London and Lancashire Life, .19 ; London and Provin cial Marine, 3J, ; San Life, 70; Universal Matins (Limited), 54, 4 5. Docks.—Loadon. 70 ; St. Katherine, 64. Gaslight and Coke.—Europsen, 154 ; ditto New, 59 ; Great Central, ; Imperial, 06 ; Imperial Ceetinental, 889, 74 ; London, 889 ; Surrey Cossumen, 113, 9 ; United General, 44. 39. Casa —Grasd Jusetios, 75, 4. TI7IIIIDAT Erman. Consols, which closed yesterday at 91 1 to /, both for money and next Friday's settlement, this morning at the same quotation, and cros p ed d at 914 to 4. For the May settlement the last price was 911 to The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 1,4; ditto, for account, 911, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 80j, ; New Three per Ceuta., 893, ; Bank Stock, 236}, ex dir. ; India Stock, 218. 220: ditto Five per Cent. Stock, NAL 198, 1941 ; ditto Four per Ceut., 99 ; ditto Bonds, 3s. die. ; Five per Cent. " en laced " rupee paper, 104} ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1124. In the foreign stock market attention was chiefly directed to Mexican and Greek Bonds. The former have fallen 4 per °eta., owing to the disappointment occasioned by the continued delay in the acceptance of the throne by the Archduke 31Azhniiiau. Greek Bonds, on the other hand, were inquired for, but an improvement which took place at one period of the day was not maintained at the close. Business in bank shares was again exceedingly active, and though lees excitement was perhaps observable than during the last day or two, the movements in prices were numerous and important. In some instances the rapidity of the late rue has led to sales. Thus London and Westminster, Impe rial, and City Bank shares have declined 21.; Lon don Joint Stock Bank, 3/. ; Bank of Hindustan, 11. ; and Mexican and Metropolitan and Provincial Bank about 10s. Anglo-Austrian Bank shares have also relapsed to 14 to If prem., and Anglo Italian Bank were rather dull at 11 to 2 prem. Generally, however, this department of the Stock Exchange retains great steadiness, and the shares of many banks have improved. A rise varying from 10s. to 1/. per share has taken place in Bank of Egypt, Bank of Otago, Bank of Wales, Brazilian and Por tuguese, Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, Lon don and China, East London, London and Ham burg, London and South Western, Merchant, Midland, Union Bank of Ireland, London Bank of Scotland, London and County, Mercantile and Exchange, and National Bank of Liverpool. Land Mortgage Bank of India closed at 2 7-16 to 2 9-16 prem. The transactions in the shares of the financial companies were again upon an important scale, and the closing quotations, though scarcely equal to the best point of the day, were in all instances quite as high as those of yesterday. Mercantile Credit, Imperial Financial, and Credit Mobilier, have risen 10s. per share, and Credit Fonder 15e. The advance in the latter occurred late in the afternoon. The closing quotations are an nexed, viz. :—lnternational, 71 to a preen., ex div. ; General Credit, 64 to 4 prem. ; London Financial, 13 to 1 prem. ; Imperial Financial, 65 to 7 prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 101 to prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 41 to 5 prem. ; Credit Foncier, fib to 4 prem.; and Financial Corporation, 3 to 35 prem. Hudson's Bay shares were rather flatter, at 181 to 191, and Egyptian Trading steady at 35 to 3 prem. ; Discount Corporation sham have risen about 21. 10s., being now quoted 6 to 7 _prem.; National Discount, Joint Stock Discount, Land Securities, North British and Mercantile Insurance shares have all improved ; London Mercantile Discount have fallen about 30s. ; Electric Telegraph stock, and Peninsular and Oriental new shares were also quoted rather lower. . . The closing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. :—Land Securities, 11 to 21 prem.; Consolidated Discount, 1 dis. to par ; Smith, Knight, and Co., 2i to 2 prem. ; Queensland Sheep, 1 die. to par ; City Offices, 3} to 4 prem. ; European Central Hallway, 2 to 12 prem. : Otto- man Financial, to 1 prem.; Home and Colonial Assurance, 3 to 4 prem. ; Oriental Financial, 2 to 3 prem. ; Clyde Engineering, 2 to 3 prem. ; Na tional Financial, llj to 2} prem. ; and Loudon and Californian Bank, 2/ to prem. The Liverpool cotton market to-day was dull, and the transactions were limited to 4,p.1 bales. MINES.-(THIS DAY) Two o'CweK. There is not much business in the mining market to-day, and the variations in prices gene rally are few and unimportant. Great Vor s ha res are heavy, and have declined 11., the present quotation being 34 to 35. East Caradon are also rather flatter, at 31i to 321. On the other hand, North She herds are in demand, and have risen to 6i to Sithney Metal are quoted 51 to , North Crofty sto and Wheal Seton, 195 to 200. Great South Tolgus shares have been dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 3i. Foreign and colonial mining shares are unaltered. Don Pedro and United Mexican are dulL The Vigra and Clogau Mining Company received yeeterday-48 oz. 10 data. and 15 grains of gold, being the produce from 57 tons 7 cwt. 3 qrs. and 4 lbs. of quartz ; and the Welsh Gold Mining Com pany, 2 or. 7 data. and 12 gra of gold, the produce from 3 cwt. I qr. and 12 lbs. of quartz. A rumour having circulated that the lode in the 110 fathom level at Wheal Grenville has been cut through and found to be poor, we are requested to state that there is no truth whatever in such state ment. The lode has only just been cut into, and it will probably take a week or ten days to ascertain its full size and value : so far it produoea good work fur tin. The various other parts of the mine are worth in the aggregate 2001. per fathom for tin. &MULL'. SZILVICLB AT ST. FAITIAL—The special Sunday evening services at St. Paul's Cathedral will be sin tinned until the 24th inst. The following ars the preaches appointed for the three remaining Sundays :—Apni 10, Bev. T. 8. Howson, principal of the Collegiate Institution, Liverpool ; 17th, Rev. H. P. Liddeu, student of Christ Church, Orford; 24th, Rev. W. M'Murray, D.D., rector of Niagara, Upper Caneda. DIOCTIZZ or CHZDTZB..—PIHrtzum.—The Rev. Henry Charles Bull, M.A., has been Hansa by the Lord Bishop of Chester as minister of the recently constituted district of St. James, Wigan, upon the Domiontion of Nathaniel Eckersley, Seq., of itandish Hall, Btandialisum lAierLoNDON AND WEHIIINSTZI Bunt AND THE Imrenut. Base.—A disagreeable question arise yesterday between the London and Westminster Bank and the Im perial Beak. Instantly on the announcement of the in tended transfer of the beanee= of Maws. Jones Loyd and Co. to the London and Westminster Bank the Imperial sr cured the services of Mr. Kerby, Meese. Jones Loyd and Co.'s manner, and Mr. Kerby, it appears, at once famished them with a list of all the principal customers of Jones Loyd and Co., to whom they immediately addressed • circular requesting their future custom. This circum *taste naturally excited great surprise on the part of Messrs. Jones Loyd nod Co., and representatioos on the sub ject wereyesterday morning made to the Imperial Bank. The directors of that bank, mast of whom, it is needless to may, were wanly ignorant of the coarse that had been pur sued. immediately sew that it was indefensible, and it was aooordingly arranged that the annexed communication should be made to all the parties to whom the original cir cular had been sent :—" Since we addressed to you our circular letter we have ascertained that the list of the cus tomers of the late firm of Jones Loyd and Co. was image. laxly furnished to as We feel it duo to ourselves to ex press our sincere regret at this cirennutansi, and we beg to withdraw the circular in quesitioe."—Times. BODY FOUND ON THE °CHM& On Sunday forenoon the body of James Steels, slater, belonging to Auchterarder, was found on one of the hills of the Ochil ranee, between Aochteearder and Glendaria. It appeals that Steele, who bad been working as • handloom weaver for some mouths past, left his home for the south in search of work on the morning of Thursday, last week. On the afternoon of Friday he returned to Glesidevos, when he met with an aoquaintance. Both men were in company till 7 o'clock in the evening, when Steele left for home. His friend advised him to go round by the turnpike road, bat Steele took the hill road, which is mach shorter. The night grew dark after he left, and he must have wandered off the road, for the body was found at some distance from the right path. It is sup posed that, after reaching the place where the body was toned, Steele had sat down to rest himself, when the cold took fatal effect upon him. He was a man between 40 and 50 yearn of age, and has left a wife and • small family.— Scotsman. _ _ . 0•81BALDI S SWELL GrIDL —The follow i rig obser vation, on the reception proper to be giro to Garibaldi, whet he comes to London, were &hared by the Honour- able Mr. Gaadaw in the smoking-room of the Ne Pins Men :—" Hay. Well, now that the fella Gabwirldi's coining brew we weslly ought to give thefellah a wearing in some way, faw arta all the fellalee a fine (MLitt in hie way ; a newt of hewn. What A'm afwaid of is, that the (alb& 'II fall into the bands of the robs. Of cawse he most Eand be glawwihed by the Aldauseu. acid be feasted by the Land Maya, and pwernted with the (modals of the City, sod all that newt of thing ; but A do smartly hop.. that he hail some judicious f wend to keep him f wow fwattanonig with the 'narking men, and the people ; because if he dose that fellith will wend& it impossible faw fellahs to wen:ware the relish. The aright Newt of thing would be a dies& at the Wag and Famish and the prim hal quack clubs with the °dhows of the quack swegimente ; to show himself at the Opwa and in Worms Woe but not much in the etweer, in fact, sourly eva to the people, ex. cept. yes, except at the llawny. Then, there might be a diens aw two at the Twafalp, and revamps at the Stab se Garb. He should be advised to wide, mostly. instead of walking, and not to encourage crowd, wound has haws in dentonetwative novae, ; avid A should like to pwrsest Lim he way of testimonial, with an eyeglass faw hint to inape n i the people thwough. When be goes iodise at the Krim House A would have him go by wswta down thu wlr., to arid the bwutee. He should be woed down by a picked quoo of all the quack woes., and if A could wee myself, A shouldn't mind inciting one of them. If he dines with as, I should say, let all political subjects be most cabfully avoided, and let the couvratioe be westwieted as closely as prible to pat wonomy, hares, and the fDiDW Me— Puna. No. 18!. BSI[!. 10,000100 Agra sad 17. eer. Bank .1 60 10,000100 ABfaooLooALlverpooll 25 10,040 100 . Do. New l5 100,000, 10 Anglo Austrian I 20,000 ; 10 Anglo Italian ; Limited)6 =6OO l 40 Australada all 7,6001 40 Do. New 50 .) 10,0001 26 Bank of gpt 8,000 100 Bank of London 26,000 , 20 Bank of Otago 'Limited)! 10.000 100 Bank of Queensland (L.); 20 10,000 00 Bank otVictorla,Anatrial 26 5000 100 Bank of Wales Um.) !2O 00,0001 10 Bank of New Zealand I 50.000 20 BeasiltanaPortnguesa(Li 16,000; 60 Bra- American KEA:, 16 20,000, 60 British & Californian 5i 6 10.000, 60 British N. America 1564101 20 Char. Bk. Brit. Columbia', 10 t 2.200 10 C. Bk. india,Ana., China' all 7,800, 20 Do. New ;10 20,000 16 ;Chard. M. of India, ie I all 8,000 100 .City 2,000 100 ! Do. New 10,000 100 Colculd 100,000, 10 , Consolidated Bank (L , 4 6,000,100 !Continental (L) 116 12,000 60 , haat London , Limited; 5,000, GO , Do. New 10,000 100 ' lingUsla and Irish ,Lita , 16 23.000 20 Ing.SeatttAusi.Chartd all 400 , 00 60 English and Swedish 10 40,00 e 50 ( European Bank Limited 10 10,000 100 IlinduataCtdna&Jap.(f.: 10,000 100 Do. New 10,000 100 Imperial Bank, Limited 10 136,000 20 Imperial Ottoman lO 100,000: 20 'Land Mort. Bk. Tudia(L ; 2 10,000 100 London Bank of Scot. (I. ; 13 10,000 100 London and Brazilian . AO 6,000 100 Lon. B.Arrsega.Plate L 40 20,000 26' Lao. do. New I le 6,00,100 Lon., Bir., &S. Staff. ;L 22 60,000 20 Loa. CO-Bank of Audit all 10,000 100 ,Londoa and Colonial ,L 16 20,000 60 London and County ; 20 6,000 100 Len. Hansbg.Con.Es.,L 13 00,000' 60 'London Joint Stock lO 10,000 100 Lon. and Northern ,I ' 10 20,000 20 London& South African, all 5000 20 Do. Do. New I all 10,000 100 London& R.AntericanlL ; 5000 100 Loa. & S. Western !Lim , 10 60,00010 , Loa. & Westminster 10,000 100 Merchant Bank La.) ml 20,000 60 Meraualle & Fachan L lO , 10,000 100 Metro. & Pros. bank (L' 20 I 10,000 60 tlesican Urn, ( 5 i 0.000 100 Midland Bank ,Lm.) ;15 I 10,000 100 National of Liverpool ,L, 10 I 10,000 100 N. Pra. ot Ragland ' 42 25000 20 New South Wales all ; 0.000100 New Zealand !Limited 10 ; 60,400 25 Oriental Bunk Corpora. all • 20,000 100 Ptovine, of Ireland : 25 25,000 20 Sande, Put*. A Deihl (1 7 ll 16,000 26 South Amaral* . 10.000 100 Stand. of B. 8. Africa 4,650 10.1 Do. do. •25 60,000 25 Colas of Australia all 10,000 25 W. New 10,000 100 rnio• of Ireland (Lins , 22 00,000 60 Unitas of London , Is DEMENTTRE STOCI No. Oh. I , •nrr+. 491,01' st. 1.4.040.4 p.e.ttaritSep. 90 03 1030313 st. Jah.S.J..., WO 1 0d 100 610,000 at G. WM.,— W. Nl. ti p ct Jan. k J 310.... :00 100 101 413,000 St. 1..anc..tYk.4p.e..13.4.111 100 00 11.1 310.000 st. 1030.110101, tp.c Jan/tilt 100 lig 100 le:ern fit. ~ L.ts.w.4t..c..f.o..ttufy gi 100 312.010 M.. 340.0.1a...8.Ju1y 100 , 06 II 169,730 St •L&S.W.,4p.c.Jaa..tJuly 160 St 100 -. St. ittidlan.l,4p.c.Jaa.ltJuly.loo I 101 100 at. iN. IklilW, HP. &D. CI I • et p. et., Feb. Atm....100 107 100 132,411 St. I N.Estra.,ep.c.Janahtls 100 07 99 Bt..icot.N.ll.,tp.e.ApAool.lloo I 1 I'd I Cl. wk.'. I dales. fle IPd I CL prkei. I Silas. LIS laS Sl3llpso as p 11 pm i 74 . Te_ 484 II 110 i ... 56 4i" 71 rs its 130 W . 42_ - fig= I I It pm 4iPaz w a 191 19 9191 4 4 TII 2 MI . ski _23 S 22 1 ml I 4 pm : pcn 113 1 3 13pcm ! : 103 Ilipm 41 31 pm. 9i la pm; 2 111 7 0. 0.6 7 pm, 19 20 pm; IS 15 pm! 54t 33 Ilfpco 6 ..114 par 2 0 163 27 i 9 57 1 iaU ra 64 66 6 6pm Is; le 44 46 44 53 24 I pm. Si ' 27 I 27 3 6paa id! 93 zd sim , 23 92 36 ; r 24 104 llapm! Is I 11 6 7 pm. 1:4 ict 9 10 pml but 1 141P101n1 3 9pm 6i a 121 I I 4i i i 2 i 1 prni 67 66 91 93 - 61pm: 41 43 0 0 Pra IS is ii-. 3 63 57 te leas, 49 51 49 Yio. I Bb. I 36,000 1 2 Alsmfnos (limited) 91,0001 20 tAustraUan 70.0001 1 Bon Accord Cop. Ilim ) 1 10,3 6 .BrmlLL&li.Co.(Lhn li 16, 10 Cape Cower (Llralted IS, 2 .CapolaSUver Limited l 12,000. AO , Cobra Copper 10, 90 •Coplapo (limited) 100,8001 1 Don Pedro, N. Del R y 75,000 , 1 Duo Monot.Cop.lLitm; 25,000, 2 East Del Rev (Limited) 2 'Fortune (limited) 20,." 20 'General 68.00 15 Kapunda (Limited) 16,000 4 Linares 10,0001 6 ILnaltnnian (Limit/4 ) _ 103.815 1 IMariquita 100,000' 2 !SL Aureoe Besa.G.ll.(L 60,000 6 'Panulcillo Copper J 1 10,000 20 PontglbandBiiverLiadl 100,000 6 :Port hlßp 1 Monts Barb. Gold 190,0001 1 ItleattishAnstral.(Lhas), 11,000 ID .86 John dal Rey 03,1741 30 j United Radom (Lha. , l 50,000 1 ItreilanameaGokl aPm. )1 10,0001 10 I Vancouver Co.! (Lim.; 80,0001 1 , W022111)9 (limited: 1 61.0001 8 :Yailansinotana (Um ), No. I Na. 26,000 10 20,0001 25 I 10,000 26 47,E 10 20, 5 04 0 7931.1 e 6 06. 12,6001 20 talk SDI 150,000- 10 26,000. 10 60,000 10 60000' BO 20,000 60 1 20,000 100 12.000 26 100 , 0 60 t 10010224 100,11205. 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New 'Or ent.l olsad StaantL), ,Ottoiaaa Gas (Llasitod) l 'PansmalLlLlakaas(L)l Do. da sZ so 60 10 60 id zd 4:250 26 29.750 IS 13,000 100 10,0001. 01. 30,004 tO 10,000 60 14.500 is ■io J. City knew. ILI I Dist* ditto :loyal Wannest" Acottlett Aug. Inv. (L ); Soo Flnsu.tt' erupt of S. Atrkun M. a In. (L. I tsouth A astralion Land :eo'ooot. 14,000 12,600 60,000 10,000 60,000 25,00 J 10.000 104000 !9iti;Tsaiii;3ll4•TiTspW.: 1 Do. Scrip 80 . Thames& Mersey In. (L) 10 Tenet &AgencritAus. L 110 , T. Q L Co. of P. Cased& 6 United IL. Tette. Co. (L) IS dyers. Marine Ins.lL .1 10 Upper Assam T•51L1111.) SO VMS Diffnell's Land... 60 West! adia&Pneffle.9 L PREFERENCE SHARE& Great Western Original (preL 4i per eest.), 99, & ID 131 lleU ti 11.% 1 so l eio dN 10 1 I I IN 191 iii I 19 It Li vil tie i@ 61T60 k 611 la SIR ROWLAND HILL. —The following memorial was presented to Lord Palmerston on Monday last :—" To the Right Hon. V.scount Palmerston, he. We, the under signed, merchants ■od ■bipowuen, underwrite!' and in surance brokers, subscribers to Lloyd's, respectfully beg leave to represent to your lordship our grateful mom of the special public services of Sir Rowland Hill, late secretary of her Majesty's Poet-office, and which we humbly consider jingly entitle him to a large and exceptional public rower& In the social and corn. mercial benefit, derived from the admirable Poet•ofce improvements, inaugurated end succonfully carried out through the invention and Labours of Sir Rowland Hill, we have all largely participated, and we ceneot value life pen. slope to Sir Bowles!! Hill and Lady Hill, at their ad vanced ages, ea a sufficient rompematicie for such extra ordinary public benefits. We, therefore, respectfully beg to express to your lordship our humble hope that her Ma jesty's government will advise a parliamentary grant of a definite sum of public money sea part recognition of the valuable public services of Bit Rowland Hill. We have the boaourto be, itc." I piii al j .... -1 Pinl 2 1 7 . 8_ iosi Tsi .... 10'4 is dls psz 17 . 49 I Lel Pr i pa 4 4 it U II II I 1 3 ei ilj i i ii n r k W ldla psi i 414 Par I 4 4.P. =•e_ 1?-1 116 ill 111 116 • Ipm a 1 ctis ~ I , i ,i . ,4„..., ei Wl= 14 12 19 1 Per 9 E: 74 4 dim 112 i ll ;to% 1 2 1211 11 ltP t i 1 I Pts lipis !i .I.l?i_. 1 2p 24 11 f lbw I 4 10 11 p i 1 Psi Si Siges 1 Dar Pin 1 1 m l 20 . 21_ 1 la 2 --. le 2 4,.. 7 ,. is. .. , s el Si 20 Ups II :14" B 8 lel rli 8 IP O le 81 140 146 11 ojdla id s li it 4. 88 til 14 0 0, i 1 1 1 : Hu 17. li 11 tim 1 1 Si Pl' 111