The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-17 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT Or QUERN% BENCH. sittings in Banos.—(Before Lonl Chief Justice Caliber% and Justices Crompton, Blackburn, arid Yeller.) MOW r. Ponta —IIAINTESANCE OF A Wirt. Mr. Serjesot Be.Mantis° said this was an action tried e.eently at Maidstone before the Lord Chief Justice of the Common I'leae, when the jury returned • verdict f.. 1 the plaintiff, the amount of damages to be considered, :mil settled ty the learned judge. There was no leave re served to more the court, but execution was stayed. He (the learned serjeent) now moved fur a rule nisi for • new trash, on the ground that the verdict was s i ounst the em deuce. The ...tom was brought by the phitutof to recover for oficesseries supplied to the defeudatit's wife. The plea was never indebted, and the ilefeue was that the wife had committed adultery with a Major Kam a married MAIL The lady her self wail Major Roes were both examined 00 the teed. Roth of them denied the adultery. but they admitted ,ertain tuts in connexion with their conduct. The lady hut left her husband's house on two or thee 00:04001 he ~ m plicity with Major Roes, and bad gone to miknown to her husband, where she was visited by i 5 t...4 in • false name, and who represented himself so he her attorney. Major 110.0, it was proved, wu in the ilia of constantly seeing the husband while the wife was ...sent, anal he (Major Russ) was visiting her at her kik- The husbeod was extremely anxious about his wile. Ile consulted Major Roes with reference to her conduct, on which occasion the latter professed to know not hing itiout her and expressed great concern for the husband, et it appeared be was constantly visiting her at her lodging. The learned judge in summing up to the J• it Y put the denial of these parties in an unfavourable light, .cud toll them that it ought not to have any great effect u their minds, and pointed out evidence on the other side of • conclusive character that ought to be tekeu into their consideration. The summing up. he might say, was in favour of the defendant, aiel from whet he (the learned counsel) could gather (flio it he had no doubt this application would meet with the Lord Chief Justice's sanction. The defendant's answer to the use was extremely strong. There was no doubt that his affection for her wee pewee, and he induced her to again tie with him. She was labouring at this tins under • &weft for which it wail necesiwu7 she should undergo an o p e ration, and a nurse from one of the hospitals, unknown to all parties, was called in. The biome in which they were lodging wee occupied by as elderly lady and ten not very young maiden ladies, and in ease l uence of the husband cocain to live with them • great deal of gossip went on, it being the wee I. toot where the lady bad been visited by Major Rase • and the three ladies gave such • detailed account of what tail gone on between the lady moil Major Rose that, if t: o, it would lead to the belief in the wife's adultery. The ilefemlut was tumble to account for the DOO•delivery of certain letters which be expected, sad ea s pealiog shout it, the little girl said " Oh, mamma pie letters everyday." The bushrod them spoke to the suns, sad it then came out that the wile was mete* istfieen Into Major Roes through one of the 10000011, sad tie sane I utter said to him that she thought he bad better mg bike tem., in the country, as his establishment would woo be broken up. Ile orzt spoke to oar of the young Wien and sh, admitted that she was in the habit of rus letters meter cover fee the lady, which she h= ever to her. Her husband then determined to poe isle himself of the next letter that came, sod scoelingly one morning he waited for the postmen's arrival Mid got puseesioe of • letter addressed by Major R.. to his wife. Tue learned counsel read the letter. It was the same impiesioned epistle that wee read ou the trial, and referred to the annoyance It ve him dt find that •' the brute" Ler busbaod tia , I az.iinipanied her to the Volunteer Review at W imble d•e. The same night that the husband obtained poseeesion of the letter the hely left her house, and passed • greater of the night with Major Roes in walking about the streets. Afterwards the husband received a letter from his wile imploring him to take pity on her—to see her if for the het time, sod to let her hear her fate from his own lips. "he else stated she was very ill and prayed him to grant her that last favour. Tie , 1..1 , 11 . 1,0 Justice said the court would cosimuoi riitla the learned judge who tried the OM before ilevidieg whether air not they would grant • rule. Judgement deferred. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. s.ttiso is Brow —Motors Lord Mg Justice &le, and Junks' Minas, Bylaa. and Keeling.) COX TOLL o. THR ROUTH EASTON RAILWAY COSIPAN Y.— LOOS OP JEWILLEIT. The plaintiff in lb. siesehaireilerend • verdict for LW. 1.1 jewellery lost out of • beg deposited at the cloak. London bridge;• and the question was whether a verdict should be entered for the defeedants upon tb. ;round that they were protected from liability by • con dittos ignited iii.o the latelc of the ticket handed to the plsiotid, awl which said that they would not be liable for parcel, worth more thou Vu. unless the nature of such par cels vim declared, The nutter was argued yesterday, and the mutt now poi judgment. The Lool Chief ustiee said in addition to the notice being printol upon the hock of the ticket, • large printed copy W 4.4 stuck up in the office. The plaintiff said that she did not see the large one, and no one asked whether she had read that upon the ticket. Looking. however, at all the circumstances awl at the reasonable nature of the ren dition, he thought that it must be taken that the plaintiff hail notice of it. The main oostention on the part of the plaintiff was that the company bad received the goods as commou carriers, and that as they bad not eotuplied with the coalition in the 7th of the Railway awl Canal Traffic Act in reference t., the "receiving, forwarding, arid delivering" goods, they w e re aloolutely liable. The court, however, was of opinion V. A. they did not receive the parcel in their character of oaunp.o carriers. and that they were entitled to make .peciAl term+ in reference to their liability. hole aloolute to cuter • verdict for the defewlants. tv.ps r. liLtTH.—rwrromatAruic UILENEsm Of Tlii LAT/ mists coyw.sT. The plaintiff in this ease was • publisher of photographic hkeneases in Patertnaiter.roar anal the defendant, a photo graphic artist, was • membe r of the firm of Murray and 11-4th, in Iticcialilly. The action was to recover two pegs ttve rotraits of his late !loyal Highness, and at the trial before the Lord Chief Justice, at Guildhall, there was cmtrailictory evidence as to whether the plaintiff was to have one two segetives, and there was also • difference to to what the plaintiff should jay, he orferiog five, rubles for two negatives, and the defendant demanding 15 ..mitleas fur one. The jury found that there was no con tr al that the plaintiff should have two negatives, but they aid that they thought that he should have one of then, upon payment of five guiDeas. In answer to his lord sLtp, the jury addid that they thought that there wer a cot.tract that one negative should he delivered to the plaintiff, and leave was therefore reserved to him to move to amens! the neon-land to enter a verdict for himself. 31r. H. South tog mural pursuant to this leave. The Lr.l Chief Justice, :o arsaitiog the rule, suggested that some arraugetuent ...Methl be come to to carry out the •eItIUU 131ZIO by the jury. Ilule greeted. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Sittinp is Brien in Easter Term. --alefore the Lonl Chief Bites awl Banat* Warner,ll, Martin, and Viikle.) KTUIELIT r. HAILZT. This waa an action for a breach of contract with tespivt to a v.wht called the Czarina. which the plaintiff. Sir George :Unkefer, a gentleman living in Ifevonshire, purehamal from the defendant, Mr. Miley, who resides near Tunbridge, for the sum of .1.37 W. It was trod hermit Mr. Justice Myles at the last Manta Assices, when a verdict was given for the plaintiff on one count, and for the defendant on the other. Mr. Karstake, im behalf of the defendant, moved to enter a verdict for the defendant on the first count, on the ground of tins hiss:Lion. The 1.1 iiutiff had warranted the yacht sound anil taut, awl the alleged breach was that the matte were rotten. The court granted a rule. COURT OF PRORATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordiaazy.) DICKEN4 r. DICKENY. is this case the petitauti , r, Mrs. Frederick Dickens, had ohtdoed • jtelicislsepar.tioa to July, 14:9, oo the ground .4 ...lottery. Mr. As land appli.l for ea order to secure the wife. S• nremeot alimony of *W. a year out of his euperannustiom l!iisrunce as no ex•el,rk io the War.oltice. The learned ...nisei add that there was due to Mrs. Dickens f-r or arc .re of alimony a sum of VW., and the oat, money her hualtunal had ever paid her o u s whiek ..i hems °Melee.' from hue by means of an attachment. The petitirmer wan witl n. , as the respoodeut pleaded p..e.rty, to reduce the rhurn,y to I.M. a year. Mr. Hauer'', for Mr. Invitees. observed that the offer had uit been communicated to hi. The court anid it had no jurisdiction. NIRTaa r. I'..RTER AND main. This ease, which tuts already been the aubject of a some. who r. , markahlo suit is a Co• 101011 law court, was onlered to tne.l by a medial jury. A•IILET r. /ORLEY AND AM•r•Orr. In thin 'ass, which was bawl last term, ,n.ust made a decree ski, but without costa. THE POLICE COURTS. (Tins DAT.) CLERICIOZWELL eHARGE OP AIIiACLT •••nteT • PM= COSITABLE. ..... . .x 440,1. .4 ) .ett1,.,. 1i r an1.324 a. attached to the Platt Somers-towa a was charged with sate folly toscaoltotat swi heating Thomas Bailey, • easter. low.tcr, resolong at No I, IlcrtGrol street, Howtcre-towst Mr Hachette appeals.) for the prosecution, anti filc. Lewis. f. the tlerctsca Mr. Stiperiokotient Lotion watched the ease no behalf of the lionopleiltant, solarty looking fellow, rut thatiantween 1-' and I ~ .ckcit in the mt.rotug to left his room and went outside hu door for the purpose of seeing what time it was, THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 17, 1862. sea also to shut his shell. While be was standing at the Assn two p gs came down, followed by the defendant. The lays etc and the defendant said, " Now then, in you crag.He sail to the defendant, " Whitt have they been mater The defendant replied with an oath, and mail, "In you go, or I'll soon tell you what they have bee, doing." He said, " Well, I've only come down to see what the time is." Upon which the defendant took out his rattle, and struck him a violent blow in the eye. The blow was given with such force that it cut his eye, and Seale his face bleed. In cross-examination the witness said he was not • thief though he might have such persons residing in his house. He was not drunk, nor did he charge any other constable but the defendant with assaulting him. Two other witnesses were called who confirmed the coin. plainant's staternsat, and said that they were certain that the defendant was the man who assaulted the complainant. Mr. Lewis, for the defence, said the answer to the charge was very simple. The defendant was not near the spot on the night in question, and the complainant, being drunk, had mode a mistake. Inspector Gibson, police sergeants Billinghurst, 44 S, and Groom, 34 s, police constables Porter, 422 S. Ashelford, N U 35$ 5, and Cousins, 393 8„ proved that the defendant was not Dear the spot at the time stated, that the complainant I was dr:mk ant! that he accused the whole of them with j s : assaulting him and swore to them. re The magistrate discharged the defendant, and said he It left the duck without • stain upon his character. w is ORIENTAL 34.11 OORPORATION.-(THIS DAY.) a, ls The eleventh annual tneetiug of the Court of Proprieton was Mid at 1 o'clock, at the Company's U Offices, Thresdneedlesieset, Mr. iiiRRT GLOMS GORDON in the chair. is The report and amounts, which were read by the chief ft . mamaer, Mr. Charles J. F. Stuart. were as follows : " The general statement of affairs and balance sheet rt. which the directors have the pleasure of presenting to the It proonstora, show • set profit for the yew 1881 of 196,4541. Lk 3s. 4d., after providing for all bad and doubtful debts, and defraying current expenses. TM dividend sad bones shady distributed out of the year's profits have Ameba 88,20111., fm. leaving available for present distribution 108,2541. 3s. 4d. ,• and with this sum it is now proposed to pay a dividend of eve per cent. for the half-year oodles 31st December, 1861, and • bonus of three per tient, amounting together to ,1., 100,14e31. This distribution, equal to eight percent., or j' 4 7 . 21. per share, which will be payable, free of income m tax, on and after let proximo, will leave • balance U of 7,4741. 3s. 4d. to be carried to the credit 11 11. of next year's account. Siam the last meeting the directors 1 have closed the saperiesestal beasehes mooed in New i lk Zedeed No leansewineedul. bd. *practical work heg, it" the inammiimns MIS Ilsortio bas sewn in proportion sa Is the sepsebsesselease ad establishments required. The le biro being idessullablefeesa institution whose control- WO flespewee weeverthe kMd ashen than for the corpora- 2 liss. It bee bees tan •by sass of the Australian banks. r. The abiders wheedles ley relation are Mr. Reid, Mr. Mac. i l l: Mau, and Mr. Ompil, who, being eligible for reelection, ob. offer Msennelves aceordiesly, sad the court recommend N the proprietors to re-elect them. The meeting will also have ti to oppoint two isedelosa as madams for the current year. I% "Liabilities.-To promissory notes in circulation DO6 bearing interest, 711,863/. M. 6d. bills of excha in sir- s natio& not bearing interest, 4.0136,3T21. 17s. sd. ; bakaess due to other banks, 118,4551. 17s. 3d. • cash - deposited not in bearing interest. 2,051 , 69'01 . lie. 3d. ; a sh deposited bearing et. interest, 4,526.0991. Ge. 4d.-Total due to the public, 11,494,4461. 14s. 9d. To capital paid up, 1,200,0001. ; to reserved surplus fund, 252,0001. ; to immerses N. 50,000/. ; to dividends remaining unpaid, 11,5361. ea. ss. ;to Wares of profit and tom after defraying all ea current charges, 108,254/. 31. 4d.; total due to sharehoWns, 1.641,7901. M. 4d.; total liabilities, 13,176,2371. 31. Id. le Assets--By coin and bullion, 3,432,5701. 10.. ld. ; balances a s t doe from other banks, 813,0231. 15s. Bd. ; promissory notes s t , or bills of other banks, 117,81.31. Os. 3d. •; making together, se, 4,363,4171. 6s. ; government securities, 774,6791. fie. 10d. ; landed or other property of the corporation, 172,1871. lie. tkl. ; debts secured by landed or other property, 111 26,563/. 19s. 9d. ; notesand bills discounted or other debts .. due to the corporation, not included under the foregoing s heads, and exclusive of all debts abandoned as bad, di 7,839,380 V. 19e. 2.1. ' • total assets, 13,176,2371. 3s. Id. N. " Profit and LoesAccount. -To amount paid as dividend and bonus for the half.year ending :oth Jane, 1861, 84 . 88,21004 ; balance, 108,9041.35. 4d. ; total, 190,434/. 3s. 4d. 3 i t By amount of net profit for the year ending 31st December, t L 1861, after defraying current charges and providing for all it bad and doubtful deb* 190,4541. 3a. 4d. ; to W, 196,4544. 3a. 4d." The CHADINAN, after declaring a dividend of five per 1117. mot. and • bonus of three per cent., for the half year sadism December 31, free of income-tax, mid the amount st. divinable was one per cent. less than in the pre- f ee l ceding year. He could of course wish there 61 had Ida no falling off ; but, cousidering what • year the past one bad been, he thought that diminution could gas sot excite SORIWIRS. The came was to be found in the 8, word "America' (Hear, hear.) The insurance feed had la not been quite so preamble as it was previously, while the business in China bad been less thriving and N. remunerative. Time were the dark sides of the picture. It was to be hoped that the American war would soon ter- 8 4: urinate. In Australia prospecte were manifestly bright- N. ening, and the same might be sail of India. As regarded at. the paragraph in the report relating to New Zealand, he DR might observe that the colonial manager told them that in 84 . order to succeed they must establish branches in almost every town. The board not deeming it Men. 64 able to pursue that course, they retired from the st„ colony without any loss, and after having formed mt. new connexions which were likely to prove vale- st. able. The guarantee fund, formed to provide against St. possible loss from the company's servants, now amounted to shout 30,0110/., and be was happy to say that up to that 4 . time there had been no Ices arising from soy misconduct. a t He hoped that there would ere lung be a fund to provide St. against the consequences of infirmity in their employe.. Bt. A nuAlenocora could not understand why with an in. 111101191) of buduess there was a diminution of dividend. St. 8c The CHAIRMAN replied that the directors could not 6 , awsys command the highest profits, and that the dividend m, was the best that could be °bearnr•l u oder the circumstances. et. A discussion took place with regard to the form in which St. the securities and accounts were presented, in the course of St. which the Chairman explained that the board had adhered at. to the form prescribed by the charter. St. The r,-port was then adopted, the retiring directors re- es, elected, and thanks having been voted to the chief manager SR and other officers of the company and to the chairman and L 3 hie colleagues, the meeting 'operated. SL ft TIM BLACK PRINCE OFF THE WIGHT.—The Z . Meek Prince iron frigate, fitting for commission at Ports- s t mouth, v...sterday role her experimental trial outside the es, late of Mist to test the capabilities of her enlarged rudder Si. Ender steno, M. L.".... or A LIVERPOOL STEAMER.— +WC POOL, tt WEDNE , I)AL -The 'township Euphrosyne, belonging to gs. Ike well-known line of Meiliterraueatt traders owned by 17 Moen lipartsli and Co., of this town, has been lost a$ 10 Cerebella iin the coast of Portugal. The Euphrosyne wee IS arm roiled liy Captain Peters, and sailed from Liverpool IC„, far Alexendria on the 21st Feb., Anil arrived at her deed- s r nation on the 27th March. The ill-fated vessel was at Vigo as„ en tusdsy last. Her crew are reported safe. et. LIFEDOATI4 FOR SPAlN.—Yesterilay three large 12_ m w e e rf a' l. sell-rightingstii tioa, lifeboats, ttend.lk, o r n t t i Le p s lan pin o i 2le c Natio oast, nal si r g R dement their harbour trial in the Regent's-canal Dock, its. Limeheitee. Two of the boats ore 32 fret long, and one 35 St. ! feet. The proceedings were emoluctei under the imperin- ft., tendencc of the inspector of lifeboat, to the institution, tS Ramses.Forrest', lifeboat builders, and other gentlemen, 2 1 heir also present. The Wide were. as wind, of a very r t. satisfactory character. There lifeboats will complete a gs. %ties of /wren boats which have during the last twelve at. months been built and sent to Brio. They ere to be ieced at. respectively at Comma, (ham, Huelva, Malaga, Va lencia, at i Tarragona, Anil Barceloue. Spain deserves much credit for thes providing its coast with these messengers of mercy. ... Portugal, emulating its neighbour, has also live lifeboats on the plan of the society now building by Meier. Forrestt 111 The Notional Lifeboat Institution has also eight lifeboats 1 building for different stations on the coasts of the United s , Kingdom. Many of these brute are the special gifts of benevolent persons to the institution. As an illustration el of the value of such benefactions it may be stated that se- „, viral such boats have, during the last twelve months, beea t,l, the mesas of saving the lives of llin persons from different ; weeks ..in oar coasts. Altogether, nearly 700 lives have bees eared by the lifeboats of the institution during the past two years. ENLARI:EMENT OF THE LONDON-HRIIXIE STATION or THE BlLliiHrot KAILWAT.—This company, incompliance with an order of the House of Lords, have reported that the number of hours inhabited by the labouring classes which they propose to take for the enlargement of their station, in the parish of St. Ole's, Southwark, amounts altogether to 50 ; that the number of persons to be displaced thereby amour to 398 ; that their bill den not propose to provide homes In substitutioo for them, and that there are plenty of isomer sad lodgings of the same character to be obtained in the neighbourhood. DEMULFFION Or HCKGERFoRD 311RK ET.—Yester day the demolition of old Hungerforil-market, for the for. =shoe of the west-end terminus .if the tliarieg,rees Kan way, commenced, end in the course of the morning nearly the whole of the upper part of the music-hall standing le the centre was removed, and the demolition of the Swan and Dolphin taverns, facing the river, togethei with the whole of the fish market, will immediately follow. yesterday morning the purge over linugerfonl Suspension-bridge to the steam-boat pier was closed, and passengers Welles and embarking front the river steamers bell to pans over a temporary wooden pier at the cud of Vithersatreet. The railway bridge acmes the Thames now nesrly reaches Hutigerford-market, sod the construction of the Middle. sex abutment has been commenced on the wharf, and the ' works of the Charing-cross Railway are now so far ad. ' minced that the directors fully expect to be able to open ' the line between the South-Western station in the Water. lumrced and the Loedombridge station during the summer. 1 CETISTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAY. WEDNESDAY, ANNE IL —Admissionson payment, 558 ; ditto i by memos tinder", WS—total, 1,5013. 1 LONDON GENERAL ONNIBCB COMPANY (LIMITED). vv.Tialsa reesepts, week ending April 13, 10,7651. Os. PI 11:81 f If Ow 12 1 1 37 al 4 • Avulse Antwerp • llelarielffil V Ardennes 16{ aliltadS.ln.Lsap." all i &lama 16 all ;Baden to Uraiseseme4 SO Cannes= Mine I aril an .0014A9. W I On, 11.resaaloa 16 Dltch Maul& aB Fasters el Prone* all 011. Medea pea. & p.a W OA. Osalral Of Prance _ all titLagenster. Cond. I& W Itaßan J auction W lake Constance of Bale aU 4Asfre sna Turnhost all Lions and Onuses W Mina Antonia aU Nern.dlaspoLZ:be aU Do. ep.a PrL all 'No -e*sra of : Do. New Shares • all Nerweglan Trunk Prof. 13 'Otteman'SsumsaAalla, all Par* Lyons. and Iledlt. SM Parts and Orleans 11 'Ueda' sad 8. Francisco (Pinambnco 6.7 p. c. aY 'Ups and lrunaburg all korai Danish .h liana Swedish , W De. per cent. all Sambre and Meuse al I Do. AS perp nc oent.)ar Prof • Osalealo pores. 111 &Ansa& Lem.Veaetlanl Portngai7perctpi aY ,Sonless of Prance.. _1 it T i ileTl Yl ii;;i11;0.1•;; —" Yl IX,. i 4 per oant. h•t tU Witt& N. W. of hey • • Western of A twins .... to. I Sh. 14 111 i i - cal pra 141 141 - - *I 10 S i ! 41 42 - 101} 100 t II )9 4 41 di a 4 61 41 Si Me: -- i L la ad :I ; I at DJUSIb. 771 - 14 11 ... 1011 - 121 i 163 I I INi - .4r 00,410 St. 00•00011 — 10000 St. Do. 4 p.et.Prot. 011 1 100 0,041,0.. St. Rut sad Wad ladlit 100 110 US 1,00.010 Bt. Land= OO ill iS Me mosso St. St. Katharla• lOO II iS MUM St. l lflouthoreptat 060 000,000 St. V letnrla I 4,000. DI Do. Nur sAlil kiwi to *I :: lAI6 .. %OW .. . Ilui Clifford Div. Ood. I=k ) Lot Boast ( Fiat Condos Rost Corn lard MIL lama cravida ) Oroattior a al. Adam Grua Clow Toles G. Wb. Yoe (ffolOod) Herod s foot Illopke Downs =lce Valley KargaretiO n ly Lelastl Neee N. Prawn (Mewl) N. IR Bowe (Meg* Nee* WOW Cheer Per a. (S Bl= Preetdene• (U. lioeleldge Oas. las. Oa. _ Ckse).. Bess il ) tlasau haserdp.lLsa4lGLO.l Tin Ciott Tale et TourSar ) Wool Bum* ( ) W. °linden ( oh* Wort Won Birst ßialsr idystr(o 7. l) Rh. Lift (Um. Want) VI. Um, &Ma (11touun.) WIL Trigaway IL.dI 44 A iill WO 106 la 11 1i 11 10 106 it U $2 $ 470 Ira Laid k qi Lia 140 A 14 17 1.8 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS D 211.) Two o'CLoci. There is ecarcely any variation to-day in the stock markets. Business is very quiet, being affected by the approach of the holiday season. The funds are firm, at the closing quotations of yesterday. In the railway market there is no change worth mentioning. The scrip of the new Turkish Loan is quoted 2} to 2} prem., and that of the Egyptian Loan, 1 to 1 1 prem. Consols arc officially marked 94 and 94 for money, and 94 awl 94/ for the account. The pro sent quotation is 9n to 94 both for cash and the Bth of May. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stook, 240, 238 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, ; New Three per Cents., 921, 1 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1835, 151, 546 ; India Stock, 229 ; ditto Five per Ceti, 1081, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100 k, ; ditto Bonds, 30s. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enfaeed" rupee paper, 1031, 1 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 10 - 4 - - There was a renewed demand this morning for the Spanish Certificates, which were dealt in as high as 8„, but the last transactions recorded are at 81 ; Venezuela Bonds are inquired for. MeNican remain dull. Turkish have declined about _ I pet cent., the Loan of 1854 being now quoted 801 to 81, and that of 1858 701 to 71. Sales are reoorded u follows :—Brazilian Four-and- a-Half per Cents., 1960, 921, 93 ; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents. for account, 64* (exchange, 1211); Italian Five per Cents., 67* (exchange 25fr.) ditto Five per Centa. (Irfaremmana Railway), Scrip, 21 dia. ; Max ICRII Three per Cents. , for account, 321, ; Moorish Scrip, 911 ;Russian Five per Cents., 981, 991 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 92, 1 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 821, ; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, 81, 1, ; Turk ish Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 71* ; dittoi 1001. Bonds, 711, 72 ; Venezuela Three per Ceuta., 24, 1. Nothing of a more definite character has trans pired with regard to the proposed Russian loan for 10,000,0001. The facts appear to be much as inti mated on Tuesday—that is to say, Russia wants a loan very badly, and contemplates the negotiation of one, but it is not believed that the affair has been settled. It seems certain that Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. will have nothing to do with it, and the probability is that the agency of Messrs. Rothschild is proposed. It is only right to state at once that in the majority of financial circles, even in those which have hitherto taken an interest in Russian securities, the ides of a large Russian loan is received with disfavour. There would certainly be little disposition to take part in it on the terms mentioned by rumour yesterday—namely, a Four and-a-Half per Cent. stock at 86. At such a price there is no adequate temptation to subscribers in this country, so, if the Russian government is sufficiently confident of the position of its credit to attempt a loan on these terms, it had better lay its account with the bankers of Amsterdam, Berlin, and other continental markets, and not rely much upon ours. I It is not forgotten that, of the last Russian Loan of 12,000,0001., the amount placed was 7,000,0001., while the rest the government cancelled. Russia I must have full credit for having faithfully fulfilled her obligations, even during the war with this country, but it is certain that, since that damaging war, her credit has never ranked on its former footing, either in this country or on the Continent. Considering the known financial embarrassments of the state, the condition of Poland, the uncertain result of the great scheme now pending for the emancipation of the serfs, which is tantamount to a social revolution, and not devoid of peril to existing institutions, it is felt that Russia is not in a position to ask for a loan of the magnitude reported. Our capi talists very reasonably reckon that a 10,000,0001. Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan at 85 would be very likely to go to a discount long before the pay ments were completed, and, with such a contin gency in prospect, what inducement have they to embark in a Russian loan at a time when other foreign powers of almost equal credit and with in comparably smaller liabilities are found glad to offerl terms very much higher than those spoken of 7 It is not a question of bringing out a loan on a forced or artificially supported market ; but the practical query is—what but ultimate loss would the financial public be likely to get out of a heavy Russian loan at such a prim ? The Stock Exchange will be closed on Monday next (Easter Monday), by order of the committee. A petition was signed in favour of next Saturday, the 19th, being made a holiday likewise, but the committee did not think proper to accede to it. About 40,0001. in gold was purchased by the Bank yesterday, making a total of 331,0001. since last Wednesday. The outgoing West India mail steamer will take 9,5701. in gold and 1001. in silver. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was again strong, and prices are still rising. The transactions extended to 12,000 bales. The London and North Western Railway traffic returu shows this week a decrease of 3,0681. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire a decrease of 5,2481. ; and the Great Northern a decrease of 2,0791. The reoeipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 22nd of March were 13,5181. sterling, being 3,1131. less than in the cor responding week of last year. The annual meeting . of the proprietors of the Provincial Bank of Ireland is called for the 15th of May, and a general meeting of those of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China for the 30th instant, to declare a dividend. A general meeting of the New Granada Company (Limited) is called for the 24th inst., and will be made special to authorise the directors to increase the company's present nominal capital from 20,0001. to 25,0001., by the Gelation of new preference shares ; also to authorise them to borrow 5,0001. A petition for the winding-up of the Compressed Coal Company (Limited) is to be heard in the Bank ruptcy Court on the 29th inst. The New York advioes mention that the Erie Railway Company has announced the payment of the interest on the Fourth Mortgage Bonds, due April 1, on that day ; also the trustees' certificates of coupon of Fourth Mortgage Bonds, due Oct. 1, 1861 with interest from May 1, 1861. The directors of the Brighton Hotel Company (Limited) have issued a trash prospectus, in which they state that having, after lengthened negotia tions, purchased from government the valuable land known as the Battery House and premises in the Queen's-road, Brighton, and being now in actual possession of them, they intend to proceed forthwith with the erection of the proposed first-I class hotel. The building is to comprise about 150 bedrooms and every modern convenience. The directors state that, "having carefully considered the sources of income, probable expenditure and profits, and the high rate of dividends paid by companies of a similar character, they feel con fident that this company will pay, under prudent management, equally Urge dividends to the share holders." One-third of the capital of 75,000/. has already been subscribed, and applications are now invited for the remainder. With reference to the market for American securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwsite reports as follows: I,l* We have bad a drooping market in Loudon for American Ass eestarities linos our last, Illinois shares being particularly tydo affected ; they close heavy at a decline on the week of 2 per 1,1140 °eat. Erie Shares have declined 1 per oeut. Railroad 3 ' Monde remain without change of quotatione, except AtLantio mod Gnat Westent—New York section, in which a large business bee been done at daily improving prices ; they close arm at 69 buyers, showing an advance of 4 per cent. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the lasi Stock lifachange list : Insursace.—Alliance British and Foreign, 141, ; ditto Marine, 661; Commercial Union,. 21; 98f ; In &malty Marine, 154 ; Law Fire, 4 1 Under', Under', 43, ex div. ; Marine, 1021 ; Ocean f, 12 ; Royal &cloche, 17 21611001a eg ames and Mersey Marine, If, ea dlr. ; 1. Gee Light and Ooke.—Brighton, 27 ; European, 131 ; Imperial (New), 66 ; Westmiaster Mattered, 74. Canals.—ltegent's (or Loudest), *.M, A. Vic- Docks.—Landon, 571; St. Katherine, 581, 91 ; tar* 99 Waterw f. orks.—Chelses, ZII ; ditto New Guar.nteed, 1862 Th , 24. e colonial wool wiles are fixed to commence on Friday, the 2nd May. The fresh importations up to the present date, since the beginning of last sales, comprise 62,369 bales, viz. :—Sydney, 10,595; Victoria, 36,722; Van Diemen's lantl, 2,606; A4:elaide, 7,143 ; New Zealand, 1 701 ; Cape of Good Hope, 3,699; total, 62,369 baba Messrs. Richard Dutton and Son remark :—" The coal . nued prevalence of contrary winds has hitherto retarded the arrival of overdue vessels ; it is, how ever, now almost certain that many will reach our coast before the commencement of the sales, so that I the quantity by that time will be augmented to at least 80,000 bales, and probably even more." - iriTOI3SIIAT . Evißts! Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 To 94 for the Bth of May, opened anti closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price was 934 to The official business report is as fol lows Three:— per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, S, 94, 931 ; ditto for account (May 8), 94, 931; Bank tock, 959 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92*, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 924 4 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 18.85, 154, ;India Stock, 229, 227* ; ditto Five per Cent. , stock, 108 a ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100* ; ditto 1864 or 1866, 1004, 4 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1034 103 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1084. The India Five per Cent, Stock remains steady at 1081 to 4. The rupee paper was well supported. Exchequer Bills remain at 18e. to 21s. prem. There was a renewed demand to-day for Spanish Certificates, which have advanced to 81 to 4. The inquiries extended to Spanish Bonds generally, par ticularly the Passive. Messrs. Gladstone, Wyllie, and Co. were to-day appointed agents for Lloyd's at Calcutta. An improvement took place to-day in Agra and City Bank shares. The inquiries extended to Lon don Chartered Bank of Australia. In miscellaneous shares, Canada Land, English and Australian Cop per, Peninsular and Oriental Steam, and City of Rio Improvements, were inquired for. There was also a demand for Nerbudda Coal and Iron :thefts, which were dealt in at prem. and par. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ooean Marine In surance, 64 to 74 pram.; Thames and Mersey Marine, la to la prem. ; Universal Marine, 34 to 4 dia.; London and Provincial Marine, parto prem. ; Mercantile Fire, 4 to f prem. ; Commer cial Union, * to 4 dis. ; Imperial Bank, 1* to If prem. ; Alliance Bank, 5 to 5* prem. ; Northern Counties Union Bank, 24 to 3 prem. ; Chartered Bank of British Columbia and Vancouver's Island, 2to 21 prem. ; Italian Irrigation, 4 to 1 prem. ; Metropolitan Railway Carriage, to a rem. United Kingdom Ship-owning Company, 4 to f prem. ; Ceylon Company, 1 to a prem. ; and Euro ' peen Company for Boat-budding by Machinery, par to prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. The mining market is again rather active to-day. Great Wheal Fortune shares are quoted 22 to 23; East Caradon 39 to # ; and Marke Valley, 10 to 4. East Caradon have been dealt in at 394, 39k, and 39 ex div. ; Marko Valley, at 104, ex div. ; and North Wheal Crofty, at st. St. John del Rey Mining shares are again de cidedly lower, being officially marked 02 and 64. United Mexican, on the other hand, have improved ; transactions are recorded at 7} and 71. In other foreign, as well as colonial descriptions, there isno change. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. SHARE LISIS.-CHIS DAYJ Two o'Quww" The railway market to-day is extremely TAM, and scarcely any change has occurred in prices. Eastern Counties stock has advanced I per cent. London and North Western stocE is now noted 94 to ; Great Western, 74 to 1; Midland, 1281 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 107 to ; South Eastern, 831 to 84 ; Caledonian, 109* to 110 ; Eastern Counties, 58f to I ; and Great Northern, 115 to 116. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted 21 to 21 prem. Great Luxembourg continue in request, VARY stl *WD STOCRA Irdi UMW% Irsi a = sB Ikr 1 p.m. 4 71 In IS 101 i US TOO6IIIIIII EOM, gli, lid I laloo2ll. I , Cil tr i e s r I s a t 7 1 1 . 7 • IS. es TO - Imm.l2olloo.larao. 101} Do. do. - - 41 1121010110,100511 § li - M III . 116 $ : a : i n t s. ftstsze . aas wkiiiiiii : : NI De. 3117%ur5. Alia s s U - NI Do. law L 104 41190. II 64 - 1 all Galoolia KR 520050. 5 1 1 - 94 1.11 OapoTADolllllLagas I IDm 100 laNic a ted lol} 107} 101} 2 - } 111 190 liaai 0 2 Do. G. Iskados.. - 12 0 _., - St 14/0 Grand Vrosa at u.asto Si 26 'sat WO all Do. 119sr IL Pod. - TO 76 72 WS as Do.doe.rrol.4p.oLgo. 0 II - NI 011 Da II par 0 000. 40 15 - NI all Do. T pat al 110 46 48 - $0 fill Da. do. 100 B7 40 - 100 all Do. 0 . -UM 87 40 - IL 10 Grad ladia• loOrala 101} 102} 102 i ft 12 Do. PIO }pm - SO 2 Do. Jimmy, UN It 1110 ill. a. 0100 a. a 6 ... a lOl 102 - 10 all et TOOlO 000. 00till 121 13 12 1 I 19} LS Do. 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Do. rtea Load= and Coady Laudon Joint Stook I London Soutb Airings Loo. and Westaolailer Metro. a Prov. Beak (L Nat. Prov. a! limilaaa Do. itoy ,51Prn i r s a_ 114 24-1 24 144 les 16 26 , Vr l l i die Poi MI se I,NatWaal Bank ;New Booth Wales Or Bank noepeem !Ottoman Bank Provincial of Ireland South Australia (info* of Australia Irff:raft M tilon of Loud .. on utual SO 41 ele 64 1 16 II 86 68 - 37 65 46 31 61 mo• 24 nil No 106. i 00 (1.6.11103. I Pd) 01. prima i dole 10,11V0 10 Amila,Masistaii Mlat_.. all ISI In Kw 10 Atlantis AL NMI 64.(1 )Ml I II MO 16 Australian AdekuL 10 IT NI atm M !10 asrua wool/mocks.. lll 41 61 6 4.1 11.11011! 00 Be Trlab W[. TeL . A all PI SS LIM ID Do. B 112 MI IS 24 um, se De. 0 T pm aND 10 sa 9 it 0,Y16 SIN . Lad al 114 117 l at M. i ftsi lt.Mang.dalaaall all 12 16 : 111. Mem ( I SO 1 N ST MAO' el Prelaresee ISO 1114 IN 10i MOAN 11. Do. 11 p. al Pap. Dsb IN 104 1011 M,OOO 10 N. India&Lou.Sinppugh n, n IWs 60,000 19 Kestlndialrrle.& 4.haum 1 par pm 790,000 St Bleedelell~aph 70,004 0 Mrs. asa &eel Cop. 1, 1 II 10,000 a 111.101 Navies& on 14 261 N 0,400 1 area Ship (Lhanied ) all MOAN I D0.47i par mil. Mt all 12.M0 0 Lea. OlaWle4 Tel (L.) 4l 111 111 di. Memo 10 Lea. lies, Omnibus rn ail 1 1 ad 10,000 10 Lea.MS.lre.Dir.Tol. X ) I 1 pre 3u,..3.0 a* Madras linen. &es 1 21 if .us 13,000 10 Madlter. Na. TM (Um) all 111 Ili 50 ,000 10 Natleael Mumma Co II I pm 6,000 10 Nerbaddwhathalron , 1. , 9 1 dis pm" 61 6 50,000 6 Natheriandsl .Sp. e pre all 1 1 1,714 ISO N. Henna &N. Seat L SI 111 16 — 104,04 IN. BM. Autrakilaa all 1 1 N,OOO I wital Das 60,000 1 Do. "New Ohms' 40,000 10 a I& Ms. Mai an 0 7 000,000 99. Peel Blur load& Min l3O 16 67 24,000 60 hobs. sadOrien. Steam M 1 IS 70 00,000 60 Do. New SO 10 II pm 60,000 10 Loos .* Ind. 'hi 6.61 all 19 191 ISOM M Rbymosy Iron 10.000 16 a 10. Nam 12,: .. Do. j I 1 1 pm. 10,000 luo Royal Mall Stoma 200,00•• St. Scottish Mutt. lavaatta.'loo 136 140 14.2 h. 25 South Auairallan Lad y MI NI 14 MOM 1 Submarine Tal. Scrip 3.0 I ,00 1 Do. do. ibm istared all a 1190 , 10 Do. do. 10,000 2 re egraph to Inlla (L ) 1 1 ails Ipm a ..,.... 10 T. et .u. a Awa.g..) r.i. I par yin ... MOO fa trust&Ln.Co.U.Canada 6 11 1 pm 00,0u1' .. tin. Kingdom roL (L.). II la ua Ms 10.006 ton Van Diessn's lona._ ISt If Of PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. Lzratroot. APRIL 16.—Salesto-day :--Caledonian Stock, 1101 — Eastern Comities Stock, NW—Great Western Stock, 74 3$ f-4.A.11- earigre and Yorkshire. 1071$—London and North Wmtern, 941 11 I—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 43—North Staf fordshire, 5 —South Eastern Stock, S4—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 6 1-16 I—Grand Trunk of Canada, 241—Great Luxembourg, 14 14 1-16 5-16—Sambre and Meuse, 10 10 1 16. Minffiffignit, Assn 16.—There was a good market, and a larger and more general business was done than for some days Eastern Counties, 54—Great Luxembourt 13 15-16 14 1615-16—Gra ol Trunk of Canada, 241 1 111 ols Central. 47 4.—Leiteashire and Yorkshire, 1071 London and North Western, 941 I—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 421 —Midland, 124—North British, 64—South Eastern, 84—Thames and Money Manse Insurance. 1 7.16 p.—Yost Anglian, ffif— Birkenhead 24—London and South Western, 100—San rani!), 13-16 Si—Loin:a - boars Obligation, 1346-1111nols paid up:. 611 —Barnsley Stock, 113. TRAFFIC =URNS. RAILWAY/ Maw Week godliest Feb. 16. Great Indian Peninsula 4.11n Week ending April 6. Scottish North Lateen lll Week ending La teen Cott sad Toughs' ril IL 0 W0 r .4 1 _ . raw Ifer- Total, Total, SOMITS chan , We Ma • ~$7O 4,374 4,744 &An SAS 41913 14amialic suall Mints .... Ne 1,171 UM 'U 317 1,110 Limerick Wstertor m ind Illkamay. Watirford and Limed* Week endln~ dprli LI. Great Northern Landon & North Wakes 10011 London & South Wasters Manchester, Sheffield, sad Lincolnshire Msacherder, Month Jima tbs. It Abletudian lawariles sat MINN(' Mi SeEthßitaraletre 11,414 •6,124 11,76$ -- --- 12,9111) 4016 6,798 0,190 F,848 750 SOS 11,847 18,540 $16413 79,440 11,M6 13,03 d 1,065 30,091 7.511 1.116 In 929 Ul 1.21! iii 208 1,176 won Ewe 116,0 R OItDINAZY MANN LID IITOCKS. ail VI ei.aawaVim. 11111 MEL, Ilaiss.J t sm mil alsokbara all led TM Ille!skoll mad brew 1179 di lOodi add Buda.. ..., Comma in lAA. • j• witty. until t mil De. 1 p.a. la paid to B. Dahlia and lethisl sae. as Dand.,Persh, MAMA' 1•• Lot Logilan KO &Awn Counties UlO - Mari 1 - IZ4I, — Stack lag Da. Moak B all Owl Plait tM idiaimpland gimp% Idlaire,P•ret,Dmeme all JIM and 017.• Jaw. 100 & 8. Madam all areal North ot Mg ervait Northam IM Da.A I Ana. to clty. vs lag DeAlf aulDatapail Mill. &elk & &eau kin Wader. "IS -WV-11:54,14k• 11..a.W.~_ xo~t.►ln i~ ITO 7 - 1111 — re 1760 4 -1. ., u. DisiNs.m.,*Dor. tell Casket North Westa De. Di uU Lorksi Weetwz, all Loadoadrry= all Ds. sad lb am li g imiirdb.......... il~ W. New US Us. Ma. t Dual.. all lad. Gt. No. llra) ell Yid CEA ail Newcastle sad Wank • K.wry*Aneaib.dd • Newsy Warresiaallas tat Noraeli 4 T 61 63 10 11 22 BS dB MO 67 dO 67 40 _ .. 92 93 31; SI ..... 106 IN 1 165 1 60 4 116; 114 116 IS3 IA 156 696 76te 731 66 66 lon 107; 67 68 121 123 46 66 94; 641 90; 100; 8 II al in 9 91 Mb 129 It II 100 Du' N - IS 418 •! Gil El I 1114 ISSi k ni 1 ... ton I iii 4 . 100 i 1: : orth 'trilli ods Do an um. a U. IN mr. fiaaaana—/kinriek . .74 K ! au NI s• in 114 t ut Pa liiiilifros.asissumaalai — 4 - 41 4. lid lie Do. Loots lab Do. Tort IN North loodoa 6 Dn. New _ _ sil icy NOSSIz 114aduEdsliMpt at Iresbir W Plitraik , Iftmaboy i.. lINNIN Owing IN NAY*d. L Aber .80 NI *Wadi Mama MN baropoblre UN= Ntilosbontssa Mum 10 Now liNue lit 169 49 4. 106 104 60 47 SIS 27 93 2 84 R atl 100 102. rSmith Woks ISO S. !aloha Sher Dna di kallass.Walskitton-Aie ell Sloststo a pailaagica IS I nd UMG o ISO Vale sa as* 9 i 146 11Q W ;Miler 1 , r 1)°. µl De. 100 '1 Vale at Meal' 100 Vlalorle Ma. t nahoo 100 wins optima 100 ' 100 West aar =-I.l al tr il ed 100 1/1140 • = 100 DM° 5-- 110 1115 61 61 a a a ii ii 90 PIRSZASMCS SRAM. 100 Bradoldthiotenp.o.etti Colodoolaa Quit. ft all C.ork &ad Dodos Mao O z z a ro . W . por mut. all Aber. Jos. Ise art / 4 . 6 1 1 . IN Do. 11. p. 4N. IN Do. 0. 1N I. Ooma. Ix. p.ot. No.l Ct. IN Do. do. No.l IN Do. New 6p. ot. IN Dais Union, 49. ca. NO &Umm Glasgow Ip. ot. IN idla..Porth,Do l ...6 100 'Great Northern, 6 p. et. 100 Do.6e.rod.oa 10p.olpot. 100 V Do. al per * 100 Do.6r•Lat 6 p.0.p00 all (M .N. llootisod. ref 0 as. as. (baluAltasSo 140 Do. Wein. 44 p. cow 100 Do. riders. 6p. Not 100 Do. trrodoon. 6p, ca. 100 Do.4p..A.rodosos tool. 100 Do. Sir= ash. hock 100 Do. Ara Prot. &too. Do.Choot.thao. Stook 100 Do.thlotorPtit. 100 Do. do. do. 6p e. 100 Low. & Yorkalt.llp.o.lh. low&Nrlghh.llo.l.otia. St Na . 100 Do.bp.o. do. N 0..: D0.0p.0. do. .. 'lOO Do. To. do. No.. 100 Do. p.a. do. ... 10) Do. p.o.prt.sh d 0. .. 100 Do.7p.e.troLdtook.. 100 D0.11p.0.d0.(W. Litt P., 100 Do.4p. o. (div. dot. W lOW 100 Ln.Chathamoad Dom 100 I..th W 100 Los. W.lp.c.ot.loteo4h. I all I,l•ol..ndrertgallia.i.l. 'lOO 1166.8h0L1L1n0.0p....t. 64 Do. &a I* Do. %pr out •• • • & Duardoootable Op.et I* Ydlood Cou..6p.o.thoot 100 Do.oous. Dr.& 15.6 p.c /66.6/p.A. Prot 6tow. SIO loa Da. h iltotw, 4 p.c. ISO Sodolk 6 p.01.1:4. dim!. NO INN& Bettl4h6 IN Do. Now Goo. &p. el an u0.60.•d0r Wawa pa La N. Kaa.--I;uus.4 paM Dt, 40. to 111 Do. Loots 6 p.ot. No 1 N 110. York- IL &pars all North 1144/Icedolitmo SoottlahOrl NowtroL 100 all .L 34,41.10401 100 D o. 55 lior. 0.41 s. IN Do. T p.ot. NIL .0 S. Doves find 4p. au 11.r.06 (1L00d.i5.M.414 WO Do. 4l per OWL 100 Do. WA 4 got OOM 100 6. WAIN gra. dp. NEL. 100 1 Do. tapir OWL 100 6. Yorluir t = all 'Stock.* all Dn. do. /140.0. ill Do. do. COD* 1N Wator.et NO W. Stid—Ust. 100 Do. dm. '204 de. 1100 Jo. Newp. 6p. ct. Prot. 100 Do.do.porp Opel oral. a a, 1 li Ho 106 100 111 100 1W 106 1 U U 110 WI 116 118 11l 114 104 106 107 100 100 102 91 91 92 94 102 100 70 76 70 78 170 180 103 106 la 139 118 118 116 118 1.14 140 116 110 162 166 126 133 76 78 IS 14 iJ 14 14i 1/4 114 a 3VW 68 79 I 1). In 140 102 104 90 96 110 101 108 110 1 1i yin . -. i i 46 .. .. 11 41. U Iss 140 131 441 101 104 101 100 F 5 87 111 19 • 16 311 Sfi 61 46 216 127 110 126 102 104 170 170 MOBAlliti MALLWMIL IKPEILIAL AVSR/LOES. whftstillt 46 l; t ( ls lata id l ir e' dd 9.. 7399. Much d - 16 - 72 - tit April 6 -II Sz weeks' dam - I - ---'----- - - We Average - - - Durt.—Wheat, Barley, Oats, Aye, Beans, and Pess, 11. BIM.= 01W 801. D LAIR WW2l.—Wheat. 41...66 ; buten 30,146 oata, 14,036 rye, 28 : beam, 9,992: pew, 486 quartos. DIAGILAX 11110W00 MI FLUCTUATION/ II =II AVUAGI MON OP MILT IMMO Tall P 11095. NO 5 ' SO f.•. Mar. V. War. W. Mar. SI. . IM. • - .. • •• • • April I. prat?. • • • • • • • • • • 161 0 64 11 60 6 67 6 MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Si'c A R. -The market is unaltered, except that there is lather more detrital for refining qua HAM. On the spot Java sold at 41., ;Cuba and Surinam, 355. to 37.. Porto Rica,,gs. 6d.; and cube Melado (10e. 4d. duty) at 255. ; and afloat two cargoes, one of Havana, No. 9, at Zis. lid , etd one of Cuba Muscovado at 225. 9d., landing weights, both for tbo Unitod Kingdom. Refined is steady, at previous prices. Corrsa continues to realise firm prices ; Jamaica sold. ordinary and fine ordinarf, 70a. to 795. lid. ; low middling to fine, 80s. to 118 s. Oil. Plantation Ceylon, middling and good middling, 830. 6d. to 90s. ; peaberry, 88a. to 91s. 6d. ; good ordinary native, 71s. 61. to 72a. 6d. ; ordinary, 70s. TEA.- -Fine has sold freely at about previous prices. Ruts.-Business has been done in Bernice and Demerara at ls. 6d. to ls. 7d. Rtes.-About 14,000 bags sold : white Bengal, at 10a. 70.; airgo kind, at 7s. 9d.. to 8a fsd.; Bassein at a price not reported. SAGO has sold heavily ; brownish small pearl, at 20s. to 201. 6d. SPICER.-Pepper sold steadily at previous prices ; Slogs pore, 30. to 4)d. ; Penang, 30. : Batavia. 3a4. to 31d. ; tleppic, 4td. to 4ild. Pimento sold more freely at previ ous prices, 20. to 3d. ; cassia ligoeo, at ls. decline; first pile, at 04s. ; second, 905., 91s. ; third, 88s. Nutmegs sold at barely the former value, small to fair, 11d. to 2s. sal:rev:run -About 700 begs sold at 381. to 395. for re fraction 8i and 3. CorroN.-3,000 bales sold oa the spot and for arrival at firm prices. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The tallow market is steady ; prices are quoted ea fel lowa :—Town tallow, 45e. gd., net cash ; Petersburg Y. 0., on the soot. 465. 6d.; April to June, 44.. Gd. ; July to September, 47a. to 475. 6d. ; October to December. 486.94. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have about an average supply of beasts. Trade is dull, and it is difficult to maintain last Monday's quo tations The supply of sheep very considerably exceeds the demand. Prices are lower, and • large proportion remain unsold. Choice lambs and calves are the articles principally in request and realise high prices. On foreign supply consists of 38 beasts, 320 sheep, and 3:t3 calves. Mich cows, 85. Per scone of albs. a. d. ad. Per 'tone et alba a4.s. d. Best Scots. Heralds. 4 4 4 6 I Best Dna& lit.loliSh 4 6 4 10 Best Short-horus . 4 0 4 4 Best Long-w 0015.... 0 0 0 0 llecood quaL beasts 3 4 310 I Do. do. Shank .... 4 2 4 0 Calves Pigs DestDoskHlt.brods 526 6l Lambe ~ . .70 8 0 Beate at market, 933; Sheep and Lambs. 8,640 . ; * Calves 475: 1 Pigs, 141. SMITHFIELD HAY MARIET.-(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Harvey and Easton report trade firm, at last day's prices. Prime meadow bay, Ws. to 00s. ; telotrior ditto, tits. to 9fia. ; inferior ditto, 40s. to 50s. ; rowan, 50s. to 7as. ; clover, old, 80s. to 110 a. ; ditto, new, second cut, 80s. to 100 a. ; straw, Ma RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PARLIAWIDIT. —The following committee, No. 14, of the HOMO of Oont. mons oa Scottish railways. oonaisting of Mr. Mowbray (chairman). Mr. Bellew, Mr. A. Smith, Mr. Brooks, end Mr. Butler Johnston., has been appointed to commence its inquiry after Faster into the bills for the Caledonian Rail way (Leith Branches), Edinburgh and Glamicow Bailsr u aL, Ed in burgh and Perth and Pile and Kinross, North Bri Rdinbnighnnd Perth, and. est of Fife, Edinburgh Glasgow and Dumbartonshire, and Edinburgh, Duntennline, sad Perth Railways. {