The Express. — London, England, 1864-04-05 00:00:00

r ,....••••.m........ , - LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Rofore Mr. Cornmi'eloper Holroyd.) ArrLicaTlONB FOE !MUM. • fewer than six prisoners were brought op this morn. t • ivako application for their Moue from custody. qtty were of the ordinary character. Sarah ,10.1triochoure.neeper, of Upper Keotungtoo-ter „,„ opposed by Mr. Dona, on behalf of th e landlord . . • house. It appeared that she bei a fire on her pre h.td received 251. from an IMIIIT2OOO-063014 but p.tid her rent. It was urged on her behglf by :103 , that she had been in custody six weeks. owoiossiorier said it was not a two in which he ' I Interfere with the legal rights of the detaining CM • ,! toy rate not until after the chaos of aseignese. Cropp, of Upper Seymouretreet. Easton-square, out was opposed on the ground of contracting a r, ud ; and his application was also deferred until ..,..•sihould be chosen. (Before Mr. Registrar Brougham.) IN RI I:UM:ILLY. . . was the first si4ingundiiiTlie bankluptey of F. E. picture dealer, of Old Bond-street, He came to . , tca his own petition, and has filed a statement of without casting them tip. The amount appears . , upon 2.000/. Several debts were proved, and Adkins, gentleman, Fleet-street, wee abeam MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) (Before Mr. Payee.) isR USIMORTHY CONDI:CT OF ♦ BOT. . . _ 1. rue thatalld. 50, labourer, ••tall Irishman, was with stealing • watch, the property of George ..ira Wallis. from his person. Richanl Wallis, • publican, residing at 1, Lam , .k.irace, Victoria-park, said on the morning of the )larch he was tipsy and lost • silver watch, value 41. rbst was all he recollected about the coos. Slater, an intelligent boy, who behaved himself ~ very boconling manner, was examined by the court. • said he lived at 2, Cross-street, Hackney. On the in question between 4 and 5 o'clock he was in Cold v , our-stieet, liackney•rose. He saw the prosecutor in a '...-hou-e very drunk. Re saw the prisoner take prose• watch from his pocket and try to get the guard ..r hie neck. He could not do that, but he, with : . aisiatance of two other men, broke the watch rn the guard and made off with it. The Wheel/ asked the prosecutor what he had lost, sod It w his pockets and said, " fdy watch is gone." !visoner and two other men ran op Waymontlideirrsoe. Tse elleeen said he ran after the prisoner bemuse be was one UAL , . had taken the watch. He followed him for a ; t. re, act never lost sight of him until he saw a polio.- , ~ In following him be came to a pile of bricks, when prisoner took up one and said, " You young —, vour brains out if you follow me any further." Wit tbought thst as he had followed him so far be had s...'ter not leave him. Soon after be saw a polioeman, and prisoner was given into custody. 'arose Wilmshurst, another boy, corroborated part of this evidence. • .1 J' es Barker, police-constable 524 N, said he took the i.i.soner into custody. Re denied the charge. The watch not found. I . he prmooer, who dating the trial kept lifting up hie 1.1-.. L to heaven, said, "Soul, by my God, I'm not ;qtr." _ _ _ joie found him Guilty. Some former convictions were proved against the prisoner. Nyne, in passing sentence, said the hypocritical iter of the prisoner would not benefit him at all. The sentence of the court upon him was that he be imprisoned ,t 1 kept to hard labour for two yews. Mr. Payne then recalled the boy Slater, and said it was hi, opinion. which was 000 curred in by the magistrate* on the behoh, that he had acted in a very praiseworthy OPT, and he should order him to receive a reward of 10s. in to his usual expenses. The bey thanked his 10rd .:.1 left the court delighted. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DIY.) TEUNES. TO RICCUTE PRTBOXIM BY TEM GOVIIIIOR Or SHE HOUSE Or CO662CTION. l'Ace•sergeant Baker, of the K division, wbo has charge rf cue of the vans which convey piasters to and from the ~ .rious gaols and this court, returned to Mr. Paget two signed by the magistrate yesterday afternoon, .tearing two men maned Henry flown and Chas.J nuiper, to . .onths' imprisooment and hard labour for noc.payment of -oars en orders of bastardy. Roche, the gaoler of the court, ,:misted to the magistrate yesterday that the prisms' ...Ad not Ds received in consequence of an order from the Middlesex justices, who have the mule lions of the gaol, not to receive pries:leen committed on civil processes. An order was tatted by the mations for prisoners on civil process to be removed to the Debtors' Prison in Whitecrusestreet, and the justices, &ti los' on the opinion of the City Solicitor, refused to receive any such prisoners committed by the magistrates of the me tropolitan police courts. Mr. Paget asked what had become of the prisoners Dien and Juniper. . _ sergeant Baker said, when the Governor of the House of Correction refused to receive them Le had no alternative but to release them. Mr. Paget expressed his amtonishment at the state of things which existed in the county, and maid he should write to the Home-otEoe one sbject, and forward the two c.imrnitmeots to the y of Slat& An arplication is to be made to the Court of Queen's the first dav of Easter term for a mandamus ectiir,t the governor of Whitecross-street prison, and upon the .leci•ion of the judges will depend whether prisooers oa ri‘ , li , rocees from the polite court, are to be confined in the House of Correction or in Whitearommetreet Prison.) GREENWICH. ITITALING RAILWAY FOG ILIGNALL C wn , litis Shwa, (Aurae Reardon. and Wm. Swarm% lade at nit 14 yearn of age, were placed in the dock before Mr. Twill, charged with breaking into • hot sad stealing 12 aiguala, the property of the Loodon and Brighton Railway Company. Mr. Inspector Carpenter, the chief of the oompany's police, attended to prosecute, and said that the primmer. hal not only broken into the hut and taken the fog signals, but bad placed signals on the footpath in the public roads 04.1 diacbargei them, so IS to alarm the midst:to and fnghten Lome. _ _ George Adams said he ti a brickmaker, and was em ployed in a brickfieldl at the side of the railway between New•cross and Forest•hill, when he saw five boys crow the lite and go to a wooden hut under the bridge which cremes the railway. A train came along at the time, and they bid themselves behind the hot until the train pissed. He thee saw one of the boys break the lock of the door with some- thing which he bad in hie hand, and all the boys west into the box. coming oat soon afterwards and recrowsiog the line. Witness went after them and eaptured Sheen, but the other Moe got away. .J..Ln Huotiogdon, a lad, used he wagon the railway banks near Newcrom, when the prisoner; Harris, and another boy ft td. •• Let os go sod get some fog signals mad let off." They then crossed the line together, and Harris broke the lock of the hut open with the piece of inn now produced. Tivo other lads were called, sod gave similar *sidearm Hickson, a gauger of platelayers in the employ nt the railway company, deposed to the building having ken left safe, and that the sigmas placed therein were de upon in the event of fog suddenly Dottie' in. Inspector Carpenter said that Sheen bad been convicted f felony, and the other prisoner had also before been in Traill said the prisooers' conduct might haws coca s.noed a great amount of mischief. and Sheen was thee sem. t-ired to two months', and the other two to fourteen days' r woment each. "IM WINO AMIDENT AT • RAILWAY STATION.-- . i lt 1 This morning, shortly before 11 o'clock, • shock. .• happened at the Greenwich railway station, to T• I, is Edpir, a porter, employed on the line. It appears t'-,t he was engaged in his ordinary duties, when an which bad been shifted on the turn table, 1:i; the station knocked him down, the wheels of the rros3ing his legs, one of which was eompletely se r—od. The sufferer was immediately placed in • carriage conveyed to Guy's Hospital, where Ms remains with • .'.,;ht hopes of recovery. The unfortunate man was man ir d about 6ve weeks since. `!t gin , : SUII•IDE OE A WOMAN.—An inquiry • L,'.l I.st night, at the Green Gate Tavern, City-Ned, I Mr. llumphreys, Middli ex coroner, res pecting the *; of Mrs. Horriet Hushes, ard 32 • oars. Robert li 2; Great Arthur-street, said that . deceased was • , *. , p-dauzhter. She ler • married, but was living with a I .'ter. named Willoughby. at 14, Crown-court, Oldiarest, ' dais since Willoughby left her, and said that he was • to be married, and this drove her almost beside her `` 1 ( in S.iturday morning • :teem went to see her, and entering the room he found her lying dead the door. Her lips were black and charred • . the action of poison. and a broken phial and a mug her hand. It was proved that deceased had swal , • I the poison on the premise evening immediately after • ha I an interview with Willoughby. Dr. Crofts ! that the stomach and intestines were shockingly in "•I by the action of oxalic acid, of which she bad taken a oantity. Verdict, " Suicide while of naeonnd mied." 1 ;1;1! , 17 EAsritsx RAILWAY.—The property re for this company's proposed City station consists of • I hon.•s in the parish of St. Ilotolph Bishopeipte dia g 333 persons ; 60 houses is Chiisit Church, SpiW ligt PO pepsins . • and 186 booms is Si, Matthew's, • • ' , nal , green, and 57,8 plenums. l'rlog ttr BREAD.—The prices of wheaten bread tht• metropolis are from 61d. to 7d. ; of household ditto to std. Some bakers are selling from 41d. to sd. per t, loaf, weighed oa delivery. • THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY SVENING, APRIL 5, MC LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE OsT ia.1711120 rasOlAra.► THIRSK MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) SOWEBBY PLATE. 4 furlongs 132 yards. Brother Sam, Silverdale, Little Hannah f, Sir Watt's, Alice Grey, Oolettedsle f, and Stiff are here. MOWBRAY STAKES. 4 furlongs 132 yards. Vesioe, Moll Flagon, Catalogue, Sweet Jamie, The Ler ler, and Strong Beer are here. HUNT CUP. About two miles and a haU. Emperor, Fly by Night, Rosemary, and Friar Tuck are here. HAMBLETON PLATE Ooe mile. My Mary, WI, and Sir Watkin aro here. knivED.—Hypermnestra, Bernice, Newchurch, Club Queen, Good Advice, Bonny Belle, Lerma I, Rose of Avenel, Operator, Hreettits, Bonbon., Vanessa, Jester, Alexandria, National Guard, Lady Louisa, Warfiow, Ta biths, Bramble, Brown Bread, Unfashionable Beauty, Ranter, Harry James, Warlock I, Oppressor, Changeable, and all the hunters. EXECUTION AT HEREFORD.-( THIS DAY.) (BY zvccnuc rzLzwurn.) HEREFORD, TCESDAI. At 8 o'clock this morning Thomas Watkins was executed in front of the county gaol for the murder of his wife at Rol:1pol., near Leominster. He appeared very peni tent, and cried loudly for mercy. On the previoua night he made a confession. The attendance of spectators wee not large, the morning being very wet. The executioner was Smith, of Dudley. THE LATE FIGHT BETWEEN KING AND HERNAN. TRIAL OF THE PRINCIPALS AND SECONDS. (THIS DAY.) (IT IMICIIIIC TMIGIAPEL ) LEWES. Timm; 1.45 P.M. The quarter sessions for Sussex were held this day at the Shire-hall, and the greatest interest was mani fested to bear the trial of Tom King and Hssoaa, and others, who took part in the fight between those pugilists on the morning of the 10th December, near Wadhurat. All the priaonees, except Travels and Mace, pleaded guilty. Travers and Mace ware arraigned afterwards, when Mr. Roupell said the only offence they had committed was being spectators at the fight. The prosecution offering no evidence, the peacoats were Acquitted. Ling, Heenan, Tom Sayers, and Jack Macdonald were then bound over in their tecomesszoes of 100/. each to keep the peace. - --- --- COMMERCIAL DOCK COMPANY.- (THIS DAY.) This afternoon, at 2 o'clock, a special meeting was held to consider the bill now pending in parliament for amalgamating this company with the Grand Surrey Canal and Dock Company , Mr. Torrig in the chair. A revolution approving the bill was submitted and agreed to. "Argue," of the Post, writing upon the steeple chase at Mato., says :—" Kenny, who rode Lord George, came frequently acre. Captains Townley and Smith, who not unnaturally read the riot act' to him in unmistake able terms, and were not a little surprised at the indiffer ence he manifested on the subject, which, in days of yore, might have led to unpleasant rev 'ts. Their astonishment, however, was cleared up on returuing to soak: by hearing he was both deaf sod dumb, although one of the beet riders in Ireland. Mr. F. Gordon hr I a very bad fall at the broo'r, as he not only west to the very bottom of it. but on eying to the surface was struck down a second time by a hone striking his head. This blow stunned him, and he went down like a atone, and savant labourers h ad to tread the water for him and drag him out. He is now, however, all right again, and does not seem to care for his mishap. Saab are the pleasures of deepleehasing." Darcy-Laar.—Tin part of Falstaff in Henry IV. was last night represented by Mr. Addison, who has con sented to play every Monday and Friday instil farther notice, to relieve fifr. Phelps. Mr. Addison's performance is characterised by great ease and natanloeu, and is full of that personal humour and unction which have made him • dont wed favourite with London audiences. If it has • fault, it is a little too brisk, and this was apparent as much in the walk as in the elocution. The house was very full, and more justice le now done to the great battle SONIO because it comes on ► full hoar earlier. The conflict of the two armies is meet impreeive, the effects being produced by maims of real men, even more than by aceniery.s A " SMAKII-Tre AT • COLLI CRT. —A singularly destructive accident occurred at Killingwaih Colliery last week, and it is most marvellous, though there were 100 men and boys down in the pit, and others were about to de scend, to one was hurt. About half-past 6in the morning of Tnuraday the connecting rod hetwese the eogioe sad the flywheel employed in hauling the coals and men out of the pit broke ,• the consequence was that the flywheel spun round with fearful velocity, and ultimately broke into ponderous fragment.. The engine ran amain, and the cage, which had been near the surface at the time of the damage, rushed down the shaft at a terrific rate, and, coming in °masa with the other tub near the bottom of the pit, both were smashed, the wire rope attached to them mapping like thread. In consequence of the accident in the imagine home the halogen chain was drawn up over the sheaves, and fell crashing through the roof of the engine-house, doing a very serious amount of damage. The age in its descent broke through the bratticing. and considerable alarm was created with regard to the safety of the men and lads below ; but, ea the pit is doubleuhafted, there was little difficulty in getting them out, and in six hours the were all at bank. If the pit had been, as Hartley was, with but one exit, it might have been different. It will be ' some time before the pit is got to work again. AIRLANCHOLY CASs—There is a very melancholy case now before the Chief Baron at the Kildare Arise, : Patrick Coigne., a relieving of cer. was indicted for the manslaughter of Rosanna Doyle. It appeared from the evidence that there are a number of unfortunate women (to which chp• the deceased belonged), who live in the bushes end behind the ditches in the neighbourhood of the Carnet Camp ; that they live there day and night, unless in CYO of sickness, when they go to the poor-house until they are well, a nd then return to their old quarters among the bashes, and their old mode of life. The Acts for Relief of the Destitute Poor in Ireland afford the metes of supplying relief out of the home in all eases of siokneso which prevent removal and in mess of argent nemeeity, and relieving offioersare appointed in every district with a fixed salary, whose duty it is to inquire after such eases, and afford immediate relief. Romance Doyle was sick at this place, near the camp, on Saturday, the 17th of October last, and was usable to go to the work house. A policeman learned this, and left a note with the prisoner informing him of her Mate. He did not go to sae her, but on Sunday morning went tome Bergen, who kept s donkey and cart for the removal to the workhouse of sick people and pre a ticket of admission for Romans Doyle, telling him to bring the donkey for her. Bergen did not go till Monday, when he (mid her in a very sad state, lying on the bare ground by some furze, sod without any covering except an old sack. It took nearly two hours to get to the workhouse, and rain poured on the poor creature the whole way. As soon as the hospital nurse saw her she feared that she was either in a fit or dying, and had the doctor sent for immediately. Not more than ten minutes elapsed from the time she arrived at the workhouse until she died. _ _ — lNrEsa AT TEN CExTrmEs THE Horn.—Then by•and-by—generally, however, after eleven, that universal meal hour—l meet an old woman busily trotting along towards the Luxembourg Gardena, surrounded by fifteen or twenty little children, aged from twp or three years to seven or eight. Their parents pay the old lady about ten =Aimee an hour to take their children out, and give them a walk or • game of play in the gardens. It is pretty to see her convoy her little regiment over a erasing ; it re minds me of the old puzzle of the fox, the goose, and the bag of corn. The elder children are left in charge on one side while the very little ones are carried over; then one of the oldest ie beckoned across sad lectured on her care of them while the old woman trots back for the rest • and I notice she is much more despoti c during her shor t reign of power than the old woman boreal,. At !with they are part all dangers, and safe ie the gardens, where they may make dirt-pies to their hearts' content, while their chaperon takes out her knitting and seats herself on a beech in their midst. Say she has fifteen children, and keeps them out for two hours, it makes her a little income of hallm crown a-day ; and many a busy mother is glad that her child should have happy play and exercise, while she goes a-shopping, or does some other piece of housekeeping work, which would prevent her from attending properly to bee child.—Frarer's Magazine for April. STRENGTH OF THE lINFTLD STATES ARMIES. There are immense differences in the estimates of the num ber of men 'ion in the armies of the Unice. Some (says & Washington letter) make out that we have less men than we had a year ago, and acme that we have more. The figures at the alio, of the provost marshal renewal show an increase of 406.000 to the armies since the Ist of January, 1863, timesharing been added 531,000 and lest 125.000. The official figures are as follows :—Eelietmente from Janu ary 1 to November 1,1863. 68,000 ; from November 1,1863, to January 14, 1864, 110,000 ; from January 31 to Febenary 28,1864, 90,030 ; product of the &eft of 1863, 40,000 ; deserters reftroei4 28,000 ; invalid corps 25.000; re. milistnd veterans, 100,000; blank troop, 70,000; tots], 631.000. SHIRE GISTS.-{THIS DAY.) Two eowm The railway market is quiet to-day, with few transactions; and prices generally are quoted the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday. As regards the principal stocks, the only variation is a decline of per cent. in South Eastern. London and North Western stock is now quoted 109} to 110 ; Great Western, 64j to 65, ex div. ; Midland, 1281 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 109} to ; Caledonian, 118 to 119 ; South Eastern, ooi to ; Great Eastern, 47 to ; Great Northern, 128 i to 129} ; London and South Western, 98 to ; and Metropolitan, 11S to 1161. Very little business is reported in Indian, Cana dian, and foreign railway securities, and quota tions are without variation. East Indian stock is firm. W Antwerp & Rotterdam Balus&A.Vra.;L;grp.e. ell Rel Man B. Juncuon • 3 B.Ayreed.Southern LL) ! 5 all Co Co p penhagen ;Limited) , lapo Do _Extension _ 10 Dunaburg&Wltepoitl,l: 10 Dutch Rhenish '1 W Eastern of Prance , all I.ld. Itustian pia S p. c all Great Luzembourp 1 all Italian Junction all Nam.g Liege LB: the I all Do.6p. c. Prf. lielg. goy, all Northern of oe , 15 Do. N Sh. (Os. at 231 ) all N. Rail B.Ayres g. 7p. c , 24 Do. do. do all Norwegian Trunk Prof , all Ottoman SnaymaAldin) all Paris, Lyans,andlledit all Paris and Orleans all Itecife et S. Fronde. a ' all lto)al Danish I Royal Sardinian an Royal Swedish. all Do. 7 per oent. all Sambre and Meuse all Do. Se per oent. Peet 8 San Paulo Li B.7per ct. alt Do . do all 8. Ault &Lona-Venetian 'SouthEsit. of Portugal.' all Southern of Prance ...1 8 Turin and Savona.— all West Flanders W Do. per cent. Prof , Wert. & N. W.of Franco: No. 1311. I BANES. el 9 1 1 1 6/ 1 1 71 dii ! ed l9 I pm, Si 4i 24 2 PO3 10 19 il !DI $S SSi 10 ioe P•u• i Pis 9 11 12 271 381 39 61 17 171 11 16 1} 1 8 2O tv-i 61 11a 2 4 4 die 1 la 16 A If 1 20 . 20,000 100 Agra and V. Ser. Bank . 50 10,000 100 AllianoaLon.RLlverpool 23 10,090 100 Do. New l5 100,000 90 Anglo Austrian 20,0001 10 Anglo Italian iLlmited) 22,600 40 Australaida all 7,600, 40 Do. New PO 10,000 15 Bank of Eapt 6,000 100 Bat* of Londoo ' 60 25,000 20 Bank of Otago (Limited; 10,000 100 Hank of Queensland 5L 50 90,000 60 ilanl of ifictoria,Austria' 25 5,000 100 Haut of Wales (Lim.) 60,000 10 Bank of New Zealand 60.000 20 orazilian&Portuguestal 6 15,000 60 lint. ft American Fd.sl 15 20,000 60 British & Californian ;I, 6 20.000, 60 British N. America all 12,600 10 Char. Bk. Brit. Column' 10 $1,200 20 C. lit. ludia,Ans., Cad- 7,000 20 Do. New 20 . .000 25 Chrtrd. Y. of 8.000 100 City 1,0 100 20.000100 Colonial I 25 200,000 10 ICoosolidsLed Bank (L); 4 6,000 100 Continental I°,ooo 60 East London (Limited) 6 • 0,000 60' Do. New 10,000 100 , laglish and Irish I IJm l6 25.000 20 Eng•ScotAtAasLChartd ; all 10. 0 001 6 0 :English and Swedish (LI 10 40,000 6) European Bank Limited; 10 10,000 100 'Hindmin.Chlns&Jap.,L ; 25 10,000 100 Do. New , 10,000 100 Imperial Bank, Limited 20 136000, 20 Imperial Ottoman lO 100,000 20 Land Morillk. India (L • 2 10,000 100 London Bank o: Scot. (I. IS 10,000 100 London and Brazilian 6,000 100 Lon.B.Ayres&R.Plate.l 4O ; 20,000 25 • Do. do. New 2l 6000 100 'Lon., Mr., &S. Staff. IL 20 50,000 20 Lon. Ch. Bank et Anstrl. all 10,000 100 London and Colonial ,L. 15 20,000 60 'London and County.. . TO 6,000 100 Lon. frianilm.Con.l.z.(L), 13 ; 00,00) 50 London Joint Stock lO • 10.000 100 Lou. and Northern ( , 16 20,000 20 Loudon ,t South African all kOOO 20 Do. Po. New I all 10,000100' London S.Amerlcan.L , 7 • 6,000100 Lon. & S. Western ILZra., 20 • 60,000 10' Lou. & Westminster . ; 10 10,000 100 Merchant liank,llm.).:! 7 • 20,000 60 Mercantile & Eschan , L. 10 , 10,000 100 Metro. & Prov. bank tL 20 10,000 50 51 etican Lim.) 6,000100 Midland Hank ;Lim.) 10,000 100 National of Liverpool L, 10 10,000 100 :N. Pro. 0: 1400 land. New 42 ' 25,000 20 New South Wales all I 6000 100 New Zealand (Limited) 10 , 60,400 25 Oriental Bank Corporn. all 20,000 100 Provine. of Ireland . 25 • 25,000 20 &ludo, PunJ., & Delhi (L , 1000 20 Do. New 7i 16,000 26 South Australia all 10,000 100 Bland- of B. & Africa 17 4450100 Do, do. XO,OOO 06 Union of Australia all IJ,OOOIOO Union of Ireland (lArn , Yp 00,000, SO Union of Loudon Pd IQ. pncad. I Bides. YO p 3 88 100 100 10 j as i.e 98 100 $0 100 85 87 98 100 118 100 ... 981 Pd I a. prma. I %la r din rot I 95 37 I CL prima - 21 — 22 19 20 El tr ill 9 191 SO 35 97 U Par p. 71 77 101. par fpm i 419 4 49211 34 4 Ism 13 25 6 1 4 _l+Pra St as 112 116 112 115 4 1M, 1 98 101 11 11 MI S S U Itk - 111% 111 112 i 12 5/ 6 6i 99 7 ei • • 1(4 i ei 6 19• 1 1 Id lb I 19 191 par 119 Ipal .°ll i" 66 28 229161 2 pm I I 2 662 i rr , 11 12 pm 2 P 23 2 3pm 11166 ?run 214 21 f r s 10 11 pea l 1 Pall 8 1 9 7 7.P.T: i o}ci,~ I+Pll2l Mr oral id 191 20 t Pis I! I 'es, U 6 7 1 i k to It 3 1 1 16 4 14 131 11 11 1005 12 51 dts 1440: 7 7 4 45 St 83 21 tspe. 11 11,114' 29 31 is :it f Ipl6 86 31 140 143 01dla Ed 1111 Po 31 33 48 63 6 Pm IVI" Pal 144 r a., It it -1 (HARE& sem. at 5 per at. pea) 106. par wok), ra 4 per amt.), 874. . 44 (Blackburn parch.), MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two °Two& The funds to-day are rather flat, and Consols have declined about j per cent. Home railways and foreign stocks are steady, except Mexican Bonds, which have declined in consequence of the continued delay in the formal acceptance of the crown by the Archduke Maximilian. Atten tion is still almost exclusively directed to banking and financial shares, in which a very large amount of business has been done to-day. In a few instances, including Imperial Bank, prices have given w;,y upon realisations, but the market generally is steady in character. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 66fr. 05c., being se. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 91k to 1 both for money and the present settlement, and 911 to 92 for the new account. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 1, t; ditto, for account, 911, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, k ; New Three per Cents., 891, ; Bank Stock, 236 k, ca div. ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104, 105, 1041 ; ditto Four per Cent., 99 ; ditto Bonds, 3.. dis. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 104 k ; and Exchequer Bills, 75., 2s. die. Mexican Bonds are per cent. lower than ye. terday, being now quoted 45 to k. Greek are steady at 252 to and Passive at 35l to 2. Turkish Consolides are I lower, at 53} to 2, and the Turkish Loan of 18432 bet ter at 712 to 72f. Transactions are recorded as follows:—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 102, 1011, ex div. ; ditto 1863, 882, k, 2, k, ex div. ; Egyptian, 101, 100 f ; ditto second issue, 101 ; Greek, for account, 25k, 1, 2, 1 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 11} ; Italian (Marem mane Railway), 74 ; Mexican, for account, 452, 44j, 451 ; New Granada Deferred, 9 ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., for account, 491 ; Russian, 1862, 91} ; Spanish, for account, 531 ; ditto New Deferred, for account, 46k ; ditto Passive, for account, 331, ; Turkish, 1838, for account, 692 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 712, 72 ; ditto, 100/. Bonds, 721 ; Venezuela, 1862, for ac count, 60. The Essex has arrived from Melbourne, with 93,0001. in gold. Venezuela scrip is quoted 14 to 11 prem., mil Lemburg and Czernowitz Railway 1 to 14 prem. International Financial shares are now quoted to f prem., ex div.; General Credit, 61 to I prem.; London Financial, 121 to 131, ex div. and ex new ; Mercantile Credit, 10 to !I prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 184 to 19f ; Egyptian Trading, n to prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 44 to prem.; Imperial Financial, 7 to 4 prem. ; Credit Foncier (Great Britain and Ireland), 6 to 4 prem.; City Offices Company, 34 to 4 prem. ; Fore-street Warehouse, 44 to 5 prem.; Oriental Financial, 2 to 4 prom. ; Central Argentine Rail way, par to f prom. ; and Ottoman Financial, 4 to 1 prem. Although yesterday was the 4th of the month, the discount market was rather quieter, and the supply of money somewhat more liberal. The terms for choice bills, however, were maintained at 6 per cent. At the Bank discount office business was also lea active. The market will now be influenced by the anticipation of the dividand, payment of which will commence on Friday, the Bth. In the Stock Exchange money was easier at 4 to 5 per amt, for short loans on English Government securities, a portion of the supply being derived from the repayment of Brazilian Government Bonda. About 60,000 sovereigns were withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for Alexandria. The specie and , bullion by the West India packet were delivered to the bullion brokers, and the residue of the gold was taken for abroad. The demand for gold for ex portation is strong. The Parana, from Brazil, has reached Southamp ton with 7,8631. in specie. About 365,5001. in gold has been shipped from Melbourne to England during the month. The quotation of exchange just received from Shanghae shows a rise (i.e., a movement against England) of id., or 'per cent., and that from Cal cutta id., or per cent., compared with the rates previously to hand. The quotations from Bombay and Canton are unaltered. Subjoined are Mr. Reuter's telegrams : Bombay, March 16. Exchange on Loudon, 21. 2d. Money easier. Calcutta, March 16. Exchange on I ondon, It lid. The capital of the Bank of Bengal is to be doubled. Canto), March 1. Exchange on Landon, 4a. lld. Shanghae, February Et. Exchange on London. 6e. sd. The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed Friday next a special settling day in the shares of the following companies, viz. : Ottoman Financial Association) (Limited) Imperial Financial (Limited) To be markel South Eastern Banking Com- in the pany (Limited) I Daily Lists. Imperial Bank (Limited), newi shares Charing-cross Hotel (Limited) Wallachian Petroleum (Limited). To be marked in the bi-weekly list. The committee have also ordered the shares of the Marine Investment Company (Limited) to be officially quoted. Under the combined auspices of the International Financial Society and the Anglo-Austrian Bank, the prospectus is issued of the Austrian Railway referred to in our impression of this evening. It is styled the Lemberg-Czernowitz Railway Company (Limited). The object is to extend the railway communication already subsisting between Vienna and Lemberg to Czernowttz, near the Moldavian frontier, where a further prolongation through Moldavia to Galati., on the Danube, will be hereafter carried out by an independent company, to which a concession has recently been granted by the Chambers of the Principalities. Apart from its forming portion of an unbroken and direct railway communication between the Baltic, the German Ocean, and the Black • Sea, through the centre of Europe, this Lemberg-Czernowitx Railway is regarded by competent judges as one of the most liberal concessions ever made by the Austrian government. An essential feature is a guarantee by the government of a fixed sum of 150,0001., payable in silver money, as • net annual revenue, and this guarantee, after providing for the pay ment of 5 per cent. interest on the bonds, and for an annual sinking fund, will leave a clear 7 per cent. applicable to the share capital. The total amount of the company's capital, as settled by a contract with the eminent contractor, Mr. Brassey, is 2,450,0901.—viz., 1,200,0001. in bonds, which have already been taken, and 1,250,0001. in shares of 201. each, for which applications are now invited from the public. We understand, however, that a large portion of these shares have already been subscribed for. The contract with Mr. Bras sey provides for the payment of 6 per cent. interest ' during construction. It is scarcely necessary to remark that the names connected with the under taking are highly respectable, the committee of directors in England being Mr. S. A. Beaumont, M.P., Mr. F. Engelhardt, both directors of the Anglo-Austrian Bank, and Mr. J. P. Brown West bead, M.P., deputy chairman of the London and North Western Railway. And in Austria, Prince Leo Sagieba, president of the Carl-Ludwig Rail way, Count Wladiniir Borkowski, director of the Car Ludwig Railway, and Mr. C. Klein, president of the Vienna Chaninu. of Commerce. The directors of the British and Californian Banking Company (Limited) have ounclinled an ar rangement with the well-known firm of Faulkner, Bell and Co., of San Francisco, for the acquiaitioa of their banking and exchange busineaa. Mr. James Hell, of that firm, will be a local director at Sas Francisco, and Mr. Henry D. Harrison, of the IMMO house, will join the London board. The annual meeting of the Great Southern of India Railway Company is called for tho 21;th inst., and that of the Demerara Railway Company for the 29th inst. The annual meeting of the Royal Mail Steams Packet Company is convened for the 27th inst. The first ordinary general meeting of the share holders of the Bank of Queensland (Limit I) in called for the J9tli inst., when a dividend is to be dechsred. _ _ . The Clarence Hotel Company, which is erecting a first-class hotel in the ce itre of the Marine l'arade at Dover, and a considerable portion of whose capital has already been subscribed, is now inviting applications for the remaining shares. The directors state that they have concluded a " very favo,irable" contract for the erection of the hotel with Mr. Levis Glentou ' the constructor of the (.rand Hotel at Brighton. The total capital of the company is 7:1,0001., in 101. shares. The subscription Hit of the Atlantic and Great Western Itailisay Second Mortgage Bonds, payable in London, will be closed to-morrow. It is under stood that the applications are very numerous and greatly iu excess of the amount to be allotted. We are requested to state that the share list'of I the West Worthing Investment Company (Limited) will be closed on Thursday next, the 7th inst. It is also notified that the share list of the Central European Bailway (Limited) will be closed on Saturday next, the 9th, for Loulou ; on the 12th for the country, and on the 14tli fur the continent. The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australis are c :pected to be delivered iu Londuu iCUUIt Z. the 12th iubt. MONDAY Er ENDIO. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 91 t. , ) I fur the Bth instant, opened and closed to-day at. the same quotation, both for cash and the present account. For the May account the last price was 914 to 92. Tire official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, • ditto, for account, Oli ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89f, I, ; New Three per Cents., 891. ti ; Bank Stuck, for account, 238. ex div. ; Indus Five per Cent. Stock, 1041 ; , ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 99k, ; ditto Bonds, Ba., 35., 8.1. die. ; Five per Cent. " enfac,:d " rupee paper, 104 i. Indian Government securities remain steady. India Bonds were dealt in at Bs. to 3s. die. Exche quer Bills were Is. better at 7s. to 2s. dis. The amount of business in foreign stocks was moderate. . Great excitement has again prevailed in the market fur bank shares, the transactions in which to-day have probably been the most extensive ever known. Ins few instances the advance has led to realisations anal somewhat lower prices. Thus, Alliance Bank, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, anal Imperial Bank have closed lower than on Saturday, the final quotation for the latter being 24 to 25 prem. These, however, are quite exceptions ; nearly every other bank on the list has experienced an improvement varying from 10a. to 1/. 108. per share. City Bank shares were in great request, and have risen 111. A-ea Beek advanced 31. ; Bank of London, 41. ; Merchant Bank, 21. 10s. ; Bank of Wale*, London and Buenos Ayres Rink, London Joint Stock Bank, and London and South Western Bank, 2 1 . After the regular hours, the shares of the Land Mortgago Bank of India rose to 2f to 23 prem. ; and Anglo Italian Bank to 13 to 2t prem. Anglo Austrian Bank were steady at 14 to 14 prem. Hudson's Bay shares were firmer at 19 to 4. Egyptian Trading have risen to 34 to 33 prem. Discount Corporation, Berlin Waterworks, Bombay Gas, Electric Telegraph, National Discount, Joist Stock Discount, Rhymney Iron, Oriental Inland St Pm, and Universal Marine Insurance shares hare all improved. The shares of the financial companies continua in active demand, and a very large amount of busi ness has again been done in them, leading to a further almost general advance, averaging se. to 10s. per share. The closing quotations are ea nexed, viz.: —International, 71 to if prem., ex div. ; General Credit, 61 to 4 prem. ; London. ' Financial, 13 to prem. ; Imperial Financial, 6 to 6f prom. ; Mercantile Credit, 91 to 101 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 4 to 44 prem. ; Credit Foncier, 54 to 6} prem.; And Financial Corporation, 3 to 3t prem. The closing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. :—Lend Securities, lf to 2 prem.; Consolidated Discount, 1 dia. to par ; Fore-street Warehouse, 4 to 5 prem.; Smith, Knight, and Co., 21 to 3 prem. ; Queensland Sheep, 1 die. par ; Gellivara, die. to prem.; City Offices, 33 to 4 prem. ; Bonelli's Telegraph, fto 14 prem.; European Central Railway, 3 to If prem. ; Otto man Financial, 4 to 1 prem.; Silver's Indiarubber, f to 14 prem. ; Home and Colonial Assurance, 2 t• 3 prem. ; Oriental Financial, 2 to 3 preru. ; CIO* Engineering. 2 to 2f prem. ; Mauritius Credit Fon cier, par to f prem. ; and Naticual Financial, If to 2 prem. New Zealand Six per Cent. Debentures were it demand, and rose about 1 per oent. ORDINARY MARRS AND STOCK& Sh. I Pd. I unman. I C 1041116 e r a I Babe 5 0 - 36 7 yLaterclay. I to in , alt lilim.,Wnt &Stour Val., 8 4 . St. ,100 .Blyth and 4n• — 10 all Bustou.aicafrd,& Md.C ,1 Si 9 St. 1 100 Bristol and Exeter._ 63 86 St. .100 Caledonian llB 119 60 ' all 'tort and Bandon I 110 all /Cornwall 1 64 7 10 all *Do. At Ano dlr. untie . —. 10 MI Do. 13 ip. e. lipoid to Bo 60 all Dublin and BelfastJtine; 36 ST 76 all Dundee,Perth,&Abd.Jn 16 17 St. 100 Itanbumhand Glasgow' 90 92 80. 190 Glasgow sad S.Westarn 104 106 84. 1100 ,Oreat Salient Onl 84.1 47 471 474 4 St. 100 ; Do. St. 100 I Do. E. Aug. Stk., N 0.21 14 74 St. ,100 Great North of Scotland; St. .100 Great Northern 1 1284 1294 St. 1100 Do.A I A nse. write. nn., 1314 1321 132 1 St. 100 'bolt lid flp. ala paid Bi 1110 132 Bt. ;100 at. South & West. (Ire.ll 91 83 ill 109 Great Western 1 Of 4 ad 65 41 ad 86. 100 Do.Stour VaLl3na.llik; Bt. 'lOO Do. South Wales 65 67 ad 14 134, 1 100 1 Do. W. 11d-oaford 4O 42 ad 411 ad 84, 1001 Do. Do. Newport , 36 38 ad ad 84. 1 100 1 Do. Do. Hereford, 101 103 ad —. It. 1100 lancashlie & Yorkshire , 1091 1091 104 81. 100 , Loudon and Blsckwall 67 OD 664 8 84 100 Lon..Brightn.& B.Coast 1034 1044 1034 1 Bt. ;100 London,Chathm.& Dov. i 44 4.5 1(1 St. 100 London& North Wean.' 1034 110 1 4 St, 100 Loudon&SouthWestern 971 984 98 4 PA. 100 . Man.,Shet.,& Llneolnah 114 66 514 60 j all Maryport and Carlisle 121 , all Do. Do. 4 Shares! St. 100 Metropolltan ll5l 1161 11f; St. 100 ' Do. New llO 112 St. ".00 Midland 1 1264 1261 Inll Nu all Do. New — St. 100 . Do Sinn. & Derby.'. 93 100 911 50 MI Mid. Cit. Wu. tics.) — 36 all Illd Kest 10 , all Mid Kent /Cray line) — 8t .100 North British 84 100 Do. Edin.,Perth,Dturd. 15 BEI zd 251 ad St. 40.1 N. Eaatern—Berwiek 26 .10f Do. C. N. It. Pure — dia 64 16.1 Do. Leeds j 66 67 St 100 Do. York 864 b 3 a Bt. 1 100 Do. Carlisle — 26 I al' Do. Stock- &Darling. ST 38 56 .17 ; Do. do. 1656.66 1 94 101 pm KS 10 I Do. do. 186041 8 84 pm St. 100 North London 10 1 6 Do. New St. 100 North Stafordshlre 7B 79 78 10 ' all S. &8. Western Jaw , 104 114 111 St. 100 Scottish Central 1 121 123 ad St. 100 Scottish N.K. Aber. Stk. 41 43 id I St. 100 Scottish Midland 96 100 ad 10 1 au Shrewsbury & Welelipl. I 80. .100 Shropshire Luton 1 63 64 —. St. 100 South Devon ' 113 35 34 St. 100 South Eastern 1 901 91 701 St, 160 S. Yorksh. & Rarer Duo l 99 KR f 0 all Staines,Woklngans,446 l Be 7 1 84. 'OO Tall Vale ' les 166 10 8 . Do. It 6 7 pm 10 . 3 I Do C 3 4 ptt 60 , all Ulster — 26 '2O Do. 121 1 51 Do. 91. 100 Vale of Neath St. 100 Victoria Stn. & Muslim. 50. 100 Waterford & Kilkenny. ' ISt. 100 Weal Cornwall — St. 'lOO .15 1 .1Lartlp1 limb. & ILL —. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. DEBENTUE2 870C1 No ISb 1 srvecg. Morn I, St. (it.Futn.4 6.c.Mar.asep. tuu 11 We, St. (1.1% p e.lan.&July,lo.o 610,000. St. G. itUtu.— W. M. —4(z.,41: p. et.. Jim. & 416,0001 St. 6eue.etYit.tp.e.Jas&Jly . loo 680,0001 SA Los,Brl4l44p.e.Jsul&JlgqoC 106421; L&N.W.tp a.Jam.(tJuly, u 0 811,810 St. , Do. 5;P.e...(50.4(Ju1y,100 260,710 St L&5.W.,461.e.150 &July ,100 St. 11114hu4(1,44.e..16.u.(b1it1y'100 St. N. British. G &D. 8., 6p. et., Feb. & Auk 100 N. katra.,4 p.c.J au&Jy 100 (a 1ite011q.Z.,4p.a.4.104. 105 12,431 . .... i JOINT STOCK BANKS. IPO Cl. prices. I Sales. 128 132 30 33 pa , ' 30 22 pm' 18 2 pr li 24pra • 7t: • 234pr0 30 32 168 :72 1 lipm 1 2pm 42 44 2013 par • 10 inn 3 4 pns, se diPmj 47 1 j 2 tipso a 4s 70 72 144 132 40 41 74 7fpm, 1 3 p - 12 S 4 pm, !ill ei 51 4 . 75} 311 21 41 1 211 2 11 20 IS4 9 1 i 9 12} I 44 j MI 73 I 127 9 6 I 9 ; 21 2 1 rpm 2-21 3 4pm 1 2 3pm 11 121 131 pm 37 7 8 111 121 pm 20 23 25 p 9 43 4 2 9 91 10109 191 30 191 2 21plu 6 7pm 191 19 19 20 pm 00 13 /5 pm 3 S! pm par 265 261 }dui 100 03 d 6 4 4 5 1WD 47 49 lipm , Se 27i re tli 9 4pm id 2 3 pm , 94 901 10 llpm' pm' 64 lospn. - pm 1114 par 7 Bpm; 61 6$ 61 20 264 15 i 105; s 6 45 1 21 1 4 7 t ' 3 3 i 91 1 id 221 #6 7 19 14 1 lel+ 1 , 0/ 11 111 1 lei 1461 6 - i - i pml 66 67 66e 91 OS 1 ai 6ipm It; 13 41 45 r 12 13 we 196 6 12 13 pm (4 67 64 31 zfer— -149 51 60 49 606 107 100 97 99 all I TISEI Pt:l52OlOM. 86. I Pd. I NAINWATI. I Clos4ll 00061 Bales p.iin haw ye adrw. 1 te 1 100 1 all 'Atlantis& el Lawrence M II ML ISO Bcen.liar.&C.ln.g.6p.c. 1 I pea in 1011 xn - 103 111 10 11 Do. New 10 71, Do. I Shane f poi In 1011 a l l ' Ettiffalo & Lake Harm 6 - 100 2111 Do. Prokotnos 7 ei _ 100 I But, Brant,& Goderich Op. a Bds. A 00.1,11712 - ~.. 106 /100 Do. do. July 1.1871 -, -.- I 100 1100 Do. do. Inns 1, let et. 100 CaL & B.2astern frp.c. 2., 101 103 - 8l 100 Cape T. .k Dock Op. a. 2.1 90 101 ad -. id 100 $ l l Dentersis egpl ,7p.aper.prell - - - St. 100 Sam. B ga. - BC 100 . last Indian go. d 5 do. o . 1044 lon 1064 20 16 , Do. 0 Ex/Analog - 20 16 I Do. 11 do I Pis -. St. 100, ' Grand Trunk of Canada, 1 101 - 100 ' all ' Do. 14 pref. Binds )76 77 - 100 I ill ' Do. do. defend , 90 03 - 100 all, Do. todiweL Bonds 1 II 118 -. I 100 all 10. I o. Do. do. deferred 61 13 - W 100 Do. trd preL Stock 1 49 01 - 100 all Do. do. deferred 40 69 - 100 all I Do. 4th prod. Stock - 100 all . Do. do. deferred 22 26 - Bt. 100 Great Indian Peninsula 103 104 1091 10 112 ' Do. g. 6 percent... 1 per 4 gin - Bt. 1100 Gt. S. of lodise. 6 p.ct. lig 104 - Bt. 100. Do 44 per cent. - - - SC 1 9 1 Do - - -. so sikapt. Western of Canada 91 101 9# 10 101 18 Fir Do. New lOl 10141. - 100 1 all Do.op.c.ads.pay. lir/3 04 si - 100 , all I D 0.14 do. do. 1877.0 ' 81 53 zd - ad 10 1 1 Indian Branch, Multi 4 i 002 ti 10 , 1 . Do. New - - - St. 1100 , !Wm guar. 6p. cent. 102 103 in 1024 in St 4 100 1)o. do. 1 ti d . 0 . . k . , ..' 97 99 an - St. 100 1 Do. do. do.-, 92 94 m - 10 1 t . Do. Fifth - - - 8t 100 !Gelb. Coro. 6 per c. lid, - - - 60 I all lialb. and Hobson's Ear 66 68 - 20 I all .N.Bron.&Can.claA &Bi 3 a - St. 100 N.E.ofC.an.6p.c.lat p.B. 82 34 -• 80. 'lOO Made. gas. 6 par owl' 104 106 1044 Bt. 100 Do. Deihl do. 1 1011 1021 - do. do. - at. 100 Do. PunJanto do I 14 u 1011 9° - 84. 100 Do. Indus Siilot do., 97 99 -• DUCK& No. I Sh. I DOCLS. IPd I Cl. prices. I Salsa. 2,065,688 St. Fad .nil Weal India. 100 140 142 12.000, 10 Great Floating Jock . 2 1,636,310, SA. London NJ 70 72 1,910,960 Bt. St. Katharine lOO 69 71 360.865 St Southampton 100 800,000 St. IFlctorla COLONIAL GOVERNIUINT SECURITIES. No. 1 Brunei. IPLI CL prices. I Sales. 1.60,000 .. British Cobn.6 p.a.,1872 100 102 106 Do. do. 1893100: .... 1 .. Can. Gov. ep.c., 1877-84. 100 101 103 102 — .... .. Do. 6 per ct. Fab. &Aug. 'lOO 100 102 .... ~.. D 0.6 peret.Mar.& Sep. 100 100 102 2,214,808 .. , D 0.6 per cLJan.dJuly 1001 89 91 90 666,808 ..1 D 0.6 per et, Ina Stock 1001 88 90 100.000 ..'CapsolGHopeOp.ct.lo3 100 106 108 .... ..I Do. do. 1812-4 100 110 112 .... :..1 Do. do. 1390-1 100 111 113 —. ... 1..1 Do. do. 1891 100. 199 111 100,000 .. Nyloo,Nov. 1868,60.06 1001 106 107 460,000.. Do. 1879, do lOO 111 114 100,000 ..,11aurttlna 6 per c4.,1873 100 , 1 06 108 200,000 .. Do. 1878 1001 108 110 100,000 .. Do. 1882 100 110 112 166,600 .. Natal. Gov. 6 per cent lOO 109 111 106,000 .. New Bruns. Gov. 0 p.ct lOO 102 101 .... 1. N.S.Wales Ov. 5 p.c.1866 100; 991 100, 102 .... i.. Do. 6p. c. 1871 to 1876 100' 99 100 .... 1.. ' Do. sp. c. 1836 to 1892 100, 99 100 99i 100 150,000 .. New Zealander*, omit 100 100 111 260,000 .. / , lova Scotia 6p. c.. 16 7 6 100, 101 104 75,000' .. ,Queensland Gov. 6p. ct. 100 ... 1. . S.Aust.Gov.6 p. c. Bonds 1001 ..., 1.. Vlc.Gov.(l6.c.laadanly 100' - .... 1... Do. do. 6 p.c.ApriLtOc. 100 1086 1091 zd:1081 g lid TORSION OBLIGATIONS. Oh. I fit I RAILwArs. I Cloning pelose. I Saws. 40 all Antwerp & Rot bp. ct. . . all CepeTown3J.BDA6p.et. W L. Op. rt., 20 all Pastern of Prance ep. rt. 4 all o.Luzeisbourg6p.eent. l A.) ail _Do. 100 all Havana and Matanzas! 100 all Lausanne and Fribourg' 100 all Matanzas and SabanlUa 100 all Do. Second 1m0.... 20 all 'North of France S p.a. 00 all Do !lateCharl.Sjp ct. 100 all Ottoman Smyrna. 80., 40 'all Parls,Lyosa,&3ln 6p.ct. 91 all Do. New ....3 p• ct. 100 all 'Eteelt!it 36 si 19i 197 97 100 91 90 97 100 97 100 14 121 ;11 100 all Saga& La Grande? p.a. 00 all 3. Ans..ttom-Ven.3p.c 100 all SouthEastot Port.lp.c. 20 all Southernof Francelp.c. 20 all South Italian. 3 per et. 10 all .W.E.li.W.allfra. p.a. 90 94 111 12 11 21 93 94 91 101 99 10i 111 111 114 lit IILVLS. j 2 I - 6 -a ri e i I Pm die Ilipsa 7 • L dls pat 47 49 Gi 7 7 1 19 70 p.,r; Na J 86. FOILEION 2E stow ...lamaloe %Limited) 000 20 )Auetralian 75,000 1 Boa Locoed Cep.(Lim ) 10,000 , 5 Brazil-L.IM Co. (Lhn ) 16,000 10 Cape Copper (Limited) 20,000 2 CapulaSilver (Waited)) 12,0041 40 Vobre Copper 10,000( 20 'Copley° ) (Baited) 100,004, 1 Don Pedro, N. Dal Rey' 75,000 1 Diso )fottnt.Cop.!Lim.! 23000 14 East Del Rey Limited, 26, 2 Fortuna )lAm)ted) 20, ) 20 General 111,0001 Reminds (Limited) 16,0001 Unarm 10,000 'Lmitantan (Limited) 103.815 Mariquita 100,000 61.Aure01 Bear-11M. (L 60,6001 Panuleille Copper (LE 10,000 10 PontelbaudillieerLauP 100,000 6 , Port Phillip I 1 Manta BerhGold 110,000 1 Scottish AustraL (Lim.); 11,040 20 St. John del Itey LLint.) . 43.174 BO United liesican 60,0)0. 1 VallenzsacaCiold 10.000 10 Vancouv e r Coal k UM.). 50,000 1 Worthing % Limited) 46,040 $ • Yndanamutana (LW.), 1119CELI No 180- I, C)XP•IIItL 24,000 10 'Anglo.Mexican Mint 20,000. LS 'Australian Agricul 20,000 26 !Australia:OlL& irn.(L 47,000 10 IBerlleffaternorks ( 1, 20,000 6 'Bombay Om iLimited 1,000 60 :British American Land! 6116.7604. Bt. 111. & I. Mag. TeL 12000 20 'British Indian Tea (L) 8,9141 Eli C.ranatia Company 60,000 10 CanadianLoan&lnv:L) 26,000 20 !Ceylon Company 60,000 10 Com. ot African Mer L ) 60,000 AO CominercialCnion(lita) AMMO: 60 Consolidated IMa.. IL) 40,000 100 ,Contractforration,L 12,000 IS !Cop. M. Eng ,Pret.74 10.0 0 0 AO Cre lit Foomer 10029.51 St Cryrtal Palms 100,5201.' Bt , Do. Preference 277,0001. ft. Do. a p et. Perp. Deb litOtti 100 .Dboonnteorporation. 60.000 20 E. India trigs. et Canal 100.000 20 EgyptisuiCort& Frd.(L 17717,2751. St. Electric Telegraph 70,000 5 'Eng. and Ant Copper 15,000 100 Financial Corporagor 10,000' 60 ;Gellman (Lim.) 126,000 20 10.Creditet Phtof Lon.(L! 90,000 fi I (VD: sl;Trii Nartgatlon 100,000! 20 fladsoristlay 26,000! !Indian CorrOng ! UO,OOO 20 I Internat. riIIII).J.X. 60,000. 20 Italian 'Mg. (Can. Oay.)l 1000000! 'OO LW p. c. Has. r 1270 , 00,000 1 26 IlolntStecklllsooant(L ) 20,000 GO Land Securities t 20,000 16 !Lontl.andeatedos.ll.kL 12,000 6 Good. District Tele2.:L 20,000 60 I Load. yolan. Ammo. .L,, i0:000 r 175,000 A )molbus I,on, 10,000 , 60 L00d..11.61.&Ad 6,010 60 Loo 1. Slorcant. tell* 60.000 20 Lon.l. Proeiociaillartitel ,000' lrriga. @ Cllllsl, 60,000 ^ 0 Do. 12500 60 lisurlttos 1A1111,.; 1); 10,0.0' 10 :Medit. Retest. ToL (L) 20.000, 60 11eraaa.CredltAaeo.(L)I 12,500' 10 Natal land&CoL C. 'L.)I 60000, 26 Nedooal DI& Cosa. IL) 40.000 05 Do. do. New 20,000 'OO INotinoal Steam N r. ;1 ; COW 20 Nerhod.la Cool @ 1 L" 20,000 25 'Nlealand T.& Loon/. ) I 188,670 1 N. Heitiob AuWrola. L 60.000 1 60 N.l4l2@llenwo. 10. 30,000 2 SiovadeotaoG.andL L 44,00 s 4.. locesin Marino hours , 10,000 20 prlental Conimerr.lai'L 190 000 1 .Oriental Oaa (Llenited)l 60,000 1 I Do. New 40,009 10 , Orient, Inland Mewl 1I 10,000 6 Ottoman Gas I /ieted' I 12,600 10 I Panamaß.M. Steam J) 1 9,600 6 I 110 000,0001 Rt. Poeißle. Land & ',1;) 10,000 60 !Peninsular & 0. Stow 10,000 60 , Do. New 17.0)0 10 Quebrada L, R., M. 1 10,000 60 Ramsey lroo 10,000 15 Do. New 4,260 15 Rlo J. City Insprov. 29.760 25 : Ditto dittu 16,00 - .00 Royal MallStasm 100.000/ St. Aeottish Anal Inv. (L) 110,0114 20 ane.innaa..Vitgypteil 1 10,000 60 S. Atrlesa la. (L sj 14,100, tS ,South Australian Land; 280,0001. Bt. ;Submarine Tekerrapb 1 ; Do. Scrip 100,000 1 20 Tharaearlierery la.(L ) 10.60 d 10 Trust it AgenerstAus. 60,000 10'T. it Is Co. of L. tnnada 10.000 6 United IL tki. (L.ii 00,000 10 , Unlvers.Martuolo4,l, 26,000. 10 .I.:pper Amain Tes;Ltm. 10,000 80 Van Dlemen's Land 80,000 60 WistloclladPaclfieS L PREFERENCE Great Northers (M 1 per wet ash Great Waders Ottgisal (pref. 41 Great Western 0 sal irredese Laseeahhe sad Yalot6ire rain. 1004. Nor* Deka& 5 Wilms., 106. In i It MINES.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. The mining market is quiet to-day, and prices generally ear bit no change, compared with those last cui:ent yeeterday. Wheal Grenville shares are quoted 8 to 1, being 7a. 6d. lower ; East Caradon, 32 ••••• ; Sithney Metal, :4 to 8 ; Wentworth C., 16 to 17 ; and Wheal Seto'', 195 to 200. No as,ctiona are recorded in the Stock Exchange o Jeial Foreign and colonial mining shares are unaltered. Alamillos are inquired for. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN IdARKSTb. (THIS DAY.) (IT stamina AND DrriP.NAISOSAL (ROM OVI uNN CONIESPONDINT. . . Corral'. —There is no change to report in the general toe* of the cotton market, which remains quiet, but steady. fislea prob .bly 4.1 . :11 to 5,1 10 bales. COM—Mode-As attendants, at market. Amber Ame ricas sell, at full rate; other sorts usokaagri Floor neglected, and prices nominal. Beam steady. Indian amen dull. Oats and oatmeal unchanged. MINCING LANE.-{THIS DAY.) ---. Sot:us—No public sales bays been brou‘ht forward to ; privately there is • fair steady demand at prsvioas roes. The males Unlade crystallised Mauritius. at 485.; Mmilla, new clayed, 41s. Gd. ; sod Porto R co. 4Gs. aid, to 475. Gsl. Reflood coutinuca firm, with aa increased dermal for pieces. COFFEL—Toe demand is chiefly confined to comma qualities of °Monis), at firm prices. Tres The public sales of 60,000 piekages wets was menc-d this morning, and are going a wahou: material change in value. Riot—The market is quiet, bat firm. Rua.—Only reduced offers are made, which are net PPEPPER. —The demand still mations. active, at firm prkis.: Penang sold at 30. ; Singapore, 4d. Corms 000tiouesclall of gale, sod previous press me barely supported. Satrearaa.—No sales reported. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY ) The is:firkin is quiet. Tows tallow is gaol - i 41.. 3d. Petersburg Y. 0. oe the soot. 41s. 6d. ; Aprd, 41.. 3d. to 415.; Octobsr to December, 44.. 9d. HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Marra Harvey and Raton report pnom without altars: Lion. Prime meadow hay, 75e. to 80a. ; superior dm", 84e. to 90a • inferior ditto, 60.. to 1108. ; clover, old, 90". to 1100. ; ditto new, mooed cat, 50a. to 105 e. ; straw, 25.. to 30a. ADMIIIALTY, APRIL t —Naval Cadet (need iota) Henry Tenfold. HORNlllan's rEA is choice and strong, moderato In prim. and want/dente to use. Than adaautageabave wawa for this tea a general preference. It Is sold In packets by 2, lailltartadvartlastnautl • 1 I I ..1.•••11M v t