The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-29 00:00:00

utcnox IWI'ELLIGENCL CITY OF LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) aketioa task play today at noon at Guild liailloner the pemiliney of the Shrills of Larkin sad ligNiessn, Aidanens BA Le and Cox ore. The attendance sf the *wry was ail natmerous. There were almost ea maay *dm sr tb pietism se in the body (4 the hall, bat t►e sibelnisn being mnfined euinsively t., the livery, the nea sYdra Wme Yip tor it bet to remain in Guildhall yard, when dry ambled in great dem. Tb end formithiiie baying been gone through, Mr brig and Libman Bean called upon the electors to choose their repreembeivre in the ten parliament. Mr. RICKARD MA RT INEA proposed, and Mr. WILLIAM lAA, recounted the noroinetton of tlor haloes Dake, Bart. Mr. WIIJ.L&M OtOROZ PREACOTT proposed, and Mr. Jona DILLON wended the nomination of Baron Lionel N►thoa de Rothe:ail& The Lugo ILATOII pregesed ud Mr. 0 Eu14(.1)100/B e► eroded the ermialetkee of Lad Jobs Russell. M. BAYOU. NOWAY procoord sad Mr. Joni" PST= OARSIOT aseraded the tOisioritiori of Mr. Robert Wignia Crowfxd. There bay es mbar candidate, the above four were de clared by the alorlis to he duly elected. Sir Jinn. Mae mowed kis pledges fa favour of an AI. Mint and lop meenue of parliarosstary reform, and declared kineelf toles the sdrocate eta, let sestrality te the impassiing Wag. 11e believed a month would not elapse after the made( a the sew parlimmat before Lord John Itemell would Ite at the Med ef • liberal admisistration, and he took that topper tmity reroseseendiss ho kmbhip to see that some of his cothegues inneidested the courtesy tad urbsaity of soon of the pretest mhaistees. (Chem) Baron auTYkRILO appeared be/on the olecton for the first time alum the adisiMion of Jews into parliament, sad he thenfore the more madder« in thanking ilts livery for this mewsl of their ouallelesoe. Upos the mementos questioa of mace or war he was afraid that a very tow days would 'how that the bed accounts reported from abroad would tars oat to be too tem. W appeared to him to be almost Merl table ; who, this, WS the peltion this country ought to ae same f B. agreed Mgt shwa beans of strict nominterres- tioe, bat et tie seas them be thseglit the weight ot the teak iallasece of lleglead ahead be them into the stele et that power which wee seedy Se upheld the principles et canell tios,43l goverment. (Chem) II maid regale tea yews et mewls, in ltsly,Freesurted &amigo. resewirthimaste that .all be exeriseed by the sermin( ankh* ; but be was nariaced the - *eke et lagleed edam halite; beard by the totes et seer eight sot kg f. hem Its art 3 weaker Use ewe et reeks ; sad be tweeted kedge et all parties would ess tlisk auk to give It Set lea. tclisen.) Lod I RI:60111.01 reoppds• woo pries moths; sad ohm deter us motored, Me Maki precembil to eas dmit the late reform bill, sad to sapless ma Mlfd that the period bad eme whim the country mast have • him sale, rad eelliphiesed reform to Ito repeamMatire system. (Chess) Is thought aloe that the am bed arrived when '(,Mich-titre moo be altogether abelbled, Sough he aided he gaits owly le give he mead to my memo for their veliatery rodeities of wish was. (Ohms) Prim le do els ettlereeks if ear Meta sebeim he eismiell mist pee Maim spewed by Led Derby et the kemiterbeese es • Heady Milo It ma ef bositesee that peldie mw shelf Mis ashes mos the emedessf amtralky. (Chem) Me amid mot p the laegth of • pedal "mho Is deem that ad the poem it dome we Is the oresg—(a Mesh; —et the owe Nee r he Mt dot seither MOM sir der- eels had bees is the right se fat se *sir mere moat arsesat wee reseemed. nos ens whim • • thek dispide w ih "Gehl set hem bees emmed vitheet • weed le the Media eibibimesst of was. (Com) The Oats& of Amble bomb Italy had hr pro Um bololhadblo; Gee M we sot sofry that the ' memo bed solos be the last ea brim gest as smalls adlemeest of the &moo Thum Moro, haws-, WI fait, sad sew the modes was whit amid be the seat step of Mgleed t He theses we hid Ms be oondieseive is to the mesh of Mew,. TM Mom* he appelmiled, mold be e Wised to the eitablibmo d balsa indmodeem sad thee Whig ea, Get as woo dear it Amid be Moly metre'; bit thud Amble be overtime is the mom* ore would have to be takes that the Helier were IM to Meet lb& sets lane d geomment bee boo ad Melo &labs. (Clem) let It wee add that mem psi moo was ahem te ohs pert Is the 01M11111, Lies Wale he gels mama to sash stem erste tee shield Rel esimbe lob peebilididec 1 Hew.) ftrdeay Mesas, wee stem to justly bar llajmye geweemesi Wig ups Fame to disclose Mend mew ei bet emblemwiM lwaris. Mow, bowl It me marled Is the his leeemse Met es allasee dillimbe led Ms mired tato leftism Rob and Foam Ile MI sit bedew i (Chews) Mr me obeli the mod= led seised Is • raise GM Me eks belies of what his Mom Dim (Hear, beer) Os the idler bead it wee rid that ramie sad the other Ger ms Stu". sot yet dime, logibeied in the diepst• had mollseed emit illipaeldes is die Mb Austria, and thet Mr remee bed arm' to the opplinidee. Met Is are fire mire war am Peen, Ramie will eat ' (Bar, beer.) net le be iced ma the real Mete it the as them wee se treaty between the two Impauere M MmHg. the lay if the rosin& (Hier, her. ) As the aerate SSW said, thee, we bad bathing to do bat to be peepers( to Asked our ors bosom end beereete, sod sat be put emedme forma es .f with ese or odor d the tom. West& (Chem.) bob • areas WNW be albs desserese to eareelver, probe, the mem* aid merest the spally aettlemst of the diepreM shish we lisal sow every as to aspect. (Chem.) II MOM mil Trams wore left to tarry as the esediet alms isle a time, sad be hoped • short tins em or bell of Wok, would be only too sled to tele the Melee if degisselow the power the met hbly to ad ages priselples of amity tad Justice ia arbitrating between the two essteed ing maim (Cheers.) In ibis mast, Imbed bump • see twatry , it meld be Mr deny as her Mae to take such a coarse as by her friendly end peaceful isdatace should tend to promote the came it civil and ma -840111 liberty all over the world. (Cheers.) He did wit hue, what might be the views of ler Ms- Mly's gomesteent ie the "setter, but he lied moos to Item that Idr. Glesdatotu Lord Paheinton, sad the other holm of the liberal perry were in accord with himaelf. (Chan.) Mr. W. J. Caawroto sect addermed the electors. He me for CM ballot, mid au. intermatica. • woo of Itioolifio Os Era droll do proonfloge. SOIiTHWARK.-(THIS DAY.) The nomination took place to-day, at noon, on the !whip ereeetd is front of the Town-hall ; Mr. H. D Vital taw, the deputy high Dail ff, prodding Y retaining tofileer. The mull ihmalitiee haring ban gout through, Yr. (*tats Liao. prepaid, awl Kr. some VICARS akooded, the 1101MIENt1011 et ek Charles Napier. Yr. CH41.1.18 betaisavd, tea Mr. WALK= record, ILr. Lecke, the City Order, , art Mr. Caaterr progerd, aid Mr. Mawr.. eroetled the heatratier at Mr. Pelbett. The cendideir hides severally eldreend the Adore* the rename Aker tea is dry et buds, sad deelered It be be is Year al $ C. Nye. red Mr. Leda. • pall wee deeeirted ea Wolf el Mr. Med, end had for to-rerrew et II _ • wed•lifisillisie rainisi tam &sod tbi go endow,. FINSBURY.-(THIS DAY.) The nomination took plan to-day at noon, on the bsseispe meted is frost of tie illsoloar Howse, Clorlisowell row, Wf. W. B. JAW, the Iletwalag °Sow, preeidiog. Tbe writ dm* bess me% Kr. W. GRAM., se proposed, sod Mr o.Banaistro sessoded, ib, soroinetket of Mr. T. Doneembe Ca sos roomed by Mr. W. Deems, sod wooded by Dr. Wn.sixoes ; sod or 9. X. Pew by NOW. Cr'iur►a sod HAW. Oa a allow of Weds Or Action apparel to fall upon MINI& Coa oad PI M. • pee was at once degraded for Daaaaadoo, sad esod for le-taoomr at 8 o'ekock. Tbit Idoe,ellaga t lamed is tits soul smart, TOWER HAMLETS.-(THIS DAY.) Tbs mastication task place to-day, under the pre siding el Mr. Hume Cuti.o, the newel's( °Seer. The brews sae NNW la ebe ~rosary Owe, Stepettriteee, The aely two camlidatoo, Henn. Better sad Arles, were leverally proposed end teeletlett by Moore. Howes, Rope Timex, asil Nom. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1959. lbws big se ear andiftoss, two hon. milson ed *Om. sal pesposel sad receded • vote el imams Os islorelp=elia vas Italy ackaowledial. Ils pearibp OREENWICH.-(T1118 DAY.) This morning Mr. Alderman &daimons, Mr. An gorstsia, Mr. Montagu Climbers, Q.C. (Ittersla), and Sir J. H. Maxwell (conservative), were put to nominattes at Oreenwkh, and the show of hinds declared to be in favour of the two drat. A ;oil was denanded for Mr. Chambers and Sir I. H. Maxwell. 11111111,1. 1 LK. WINDOM Of Of at en P0114816011T1, 146 rag. 1111,61m6m = 5l • • 11Wu • .. .... _ _ 1076 1061 966 966 ises 1701 1403 125 is • 218 130 • 122 349 336 ZOO WI s rair i... Mmia . 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II el l= 1 I ff igCbuink _ . i . 7 . 4.; ........ e ;f li t i i Cent II am. ■ , , Uab I Idi In 143 7 8 to 1 1 fl L 1 a is 9 U as i a' NZ 11 - 1417Esiarkiirai *ll./00.104ag_T•LA MILT p.OBlllOlBBO laTarifilli Itsifta~ Te mai— Dr Pretwari.:: WIWI* ••• ale. Ittr a L. • 'U- libri • Ds. 44. 0 Kw lariklOs k an lei 1 76.11:fit lies ...... MS I MONEY MAREBT.-THIS DAY. Two etn.oltr. The stock markets are still extremely unsettled and sensitive, but the panic is apparently sub siding. Sixteen more members of the Stock Exchange have this morning been declared unable to meet their engagements. In several important instances compromises have been effected. The funds opened with a stronger appearance, and at one period • rebound of 1 per cent. was shown. A relapse has since taken place, and the present quota tions are only about 1 per cent. better than the lapsing prices of yesterday. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange there is a partial return of steadiness, but the actual improvement in prim is in few cases important. The Three per Cent. Rentee were dealt in at Paris this morning before the official opening of the Bonnet, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, at 62fr. 460. for the account, showing a decline of nearly 1 per cent. compared with the last price of yesterday. Consols, which closed yesterday at 891 to 1, for money and the sth of May, were first marked this morning 901. The highest price touched was 90t, and a relapse has since taken place to 891 to 90. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 215 to 220 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced at 88} to 90 ; the New Three per Cents., at 88t to 90 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of lest year, at 90/ to 911; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 90 to 911 ; and Exchequer Bills, at 6s. to 20e. pram. Sales of the Old Turkish Six per Cents. were pressed this morning as low as 80, and of the New Loan at 60, bat • marked improvement has since taken place, and the present quotations are respectively 85 to 70 and 66 to 80. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. are in better demand. As regards other foreign stocks the market is still very unsettled. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five Cents., for account, 97 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 171, 161, 171 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 89, 90 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 88; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 82t, 80, 88; ditto for account, 85; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 60; ditto, for account, 64; Venezuela Five per Cents., 37 ; ditto Deferred Two per Cents., 16, 181. HALF. PAST TWO O'CLOCK. Consols have fallen to 891. The Threeper Cent. Renter come quoted from Paris 82fr. 25c., being again lower. Eons o'Ctocx. Renewed depression has arisen, and Consols have declined to 89 to for money and next Thursday. In the existing critical condition of foreign politic!, there is no disposition to cavil at the promptitude of action displayed by the Bank. Decisive instead of half measures accord beat with the present phase of the public mind. It is probable that the extension of the area of disturb •noe on the Continent will ere long cause the diver sion to this country for safe keeping of a large amount of foreign capital released from its ordinary channels by the paralysis of trade; but, meanwhile, the distress of the foreign markets may stimulate attempts to procure temporary assistance from this side. As likely to defeat these efforts and to check the drain of gold, the action of the Bank of Eng land is generally regarded in the light of • prudent precaution. At a period when our trade presents so few feature. suggestive of anxiety, the effect of yeaterday's measure upon our home interests can scarcely prove onerous. Three and a half par cent., after all, is a very moderate rate for money. Little damage need be occasioned if the commercial community recognise with confi dence the oomparative solidity of their present posi tion, and abstain from any movements calculated to aggravate what may otherwise prove a merely momentary pressure. In some quarters where loans appear to have been accorded with undue facility there is now the usual refusal of accommodation. Loans are hastily called in, and much inoon vience occasioned. This rash and spasmodic policy is greatly to be deprecated. The mercantile world, on their part, are called upon to exercise a certain degree of self-restraint. It is idle to make provision in ems, of all possible requirements merely for the satisfaction of strengthening one's banker's balance. Should this example spread, the advantage will be exclusively confined to the money dealers, whilst the inconvenience may be generally diffused. _ The demand at the Bank yesterday was large, but not so heavy as =Wednesday. Applications lodged prior to the sitting of the Bank court—viz. halt-past eleven o'clock—were liberally admitted upon the old terms. In the general market the rates have been at once modified in accordance with those of the Bank. For good bills up to 80 days, the rate in Lombard-street is 3} per oent.; and up to 75 days, 3h to 4 per cent. For paper having a longer period to run, higher terms are demanded. The Joint Stock Banks Dave raised their rates for deposits from to 21 per cent. The London and Westminster, however, allow_only 1I per cent. for rums under 6001. Messrs. Overend, Gurney, and Co , now give per cent. for money payable on demand, 2} percent. subject to three days' notice of withdrawal, and 3 per cent., with seven days' notice. It is only fair to the Stock Exchange to remark that of the eighteen failures announced yesterday only one was of real magnitude. In this instance the liabilities are enormous, being estimated at 76,0001. or upward', arising from immense transactions in Consols, Turkish and Mexican Bond', and English railway stocks. The circumstances of this case have excited great animadversion, after making every allowance for the acknowledged overthrow of all reasonable calculations by late events. The settlement fixed for the end of this month on the Paris Boone is looked forward to with the direst misgivings. At Frankfort on Wednesday a great rebound took place in Austrian stock, but at Vienna continued and extreme depression appears to prevail. Owing to the demand for silver for Hamburg the quotation here has advanced to 621 d. per ounce standard. The amount purchased is not more than about 60,0001., but further orders will probably be executed, and the supply at present is limited. Enhanced war lilacs were established at Lloyd'. yesterday, but the quotations varied according to the vessel's cargo, date of sailing, destination, &c. In the case of a Hamburg vessel, on a voyage to the Pacific and back, 10 guineas per cent. was paid. The sum to be paid for the eight ships lately the property of the European and American Steam Com pany is 236,0001. Theurchasers are represented by Mesas. W. Lever, John Margetson, and Capper. Unless resold to the French government— s contingency to which a considerable degree of im portance attaches at the present juncture—th ey _ will probably be employed to trade between Milford Haven and America. Messrs. Croskey and Co., in association with other gentlemen, offered 270,0001. for the vessels, but the offer was not aceepted—a circumstance apparently demanding explanation. 10,0001. of the purchase-money was paid this morn-1 ing as a deposit. The sum agreed upon will, it is feared, leave very little, if anything, for division amongst the ordinary shareholders after payment of the preference and trade liabilities. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return skews this week a decrease of 8861.; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 3,2431.; the East Lanca shire, an increase of 1,0761. ; the Manchester, Shef-' field, and Linerdnakire, ea imam of 1,6311.; the Midlead an increibe of 3,2331.; and the North Eastern an increase of 6631. (compared with the " actual" receipts for the oorresponding week at last year). The London and South Western Railway COa piny advertise for Monday next the opening of the first portion of the Salisbury and Yeovil Railway, between Salisbury and Gillingham. The annual general meeting of the Globs Insurance Company was held j•esterday,at the offices in Cornhill. The chairman (Mr. John Edward John son) gave a favourable report of the business of the last year, the result of which had allowed of a con siderable addition to the rest or surplus in favour the company over and above all its liabilities. A dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum (free of income tax) was declared, and Mr. Alexander Mackenzie, the retiring auditor, was unanimously re-elected. Au extraordinary general meeting of the European Gee Company is called for the 13th May, to con sider the propriety of dividing the 20/. snares into 101, shares, and of incorporating the company with limited liability. THURSDAY JIVED. 11. C. Console. which were quoted about 4 o'clock yester day 901 to I (subsequently recovering about 1 per cent.), opened this morning about 88 1 to 89. The lowest price touched wu 881 to 1, whilst tranuctions were at one period recorded as high as 891. About a quarter past 4 o'clock a further improvement to 891 to 90 had taken plaoe, but the latest trust worthy price that can be given was 891 to Tboth for money and the 6th of May. The official business report is as follows : Three per ('but. Console, for money, 89, 881, 891,90, 89, 891, 881, 891 ; ditto, for account (6th May), 88 1 , 88 1, 89 1, 90, NI, 8 9 , 6 8 i, 89 1; Three per Cents. Reduced, 88, 87, 88 1 , 87, 871, 881 ; New Three 'par Cente., 88, 871, 881, 89, 871, 87t ; Thirty Years Annuitiee, expiring in April, 1886, 171 ; Bank Stock, 218, 220 ; India Stock, 217, 221. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were also officially marked 77. In the foreign stock market prices are still for the most part nominal. Only in a few instances. where sellers were willing to submit to a further serious reduction, were transactions practicable. MINBB.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocs. The mining market is 'till little affected by the depreciation of other classes of securities. Prices in most instant*, are fairly supported. Amongst the transactions reported to no this morning are the fol lowing, viz.:—West Beton, at 410; South Frances, at 202; Wheal Mary Ann, at 45i, 46k, and 47 ; Wheal Trelawney, at 30 and 31 ; Wheal Margaret, at 74; West Caradon, at 88; and Bast Basset, at 216. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain dull There are some inquiries, however, for Fortuna Mining, which are marked NOMINATIONS ANT) MEMBERS RE- TURNED.-(THIS DAY.) TZLIOAAPH.) Nozw t 4 r, Bug, Bignold, and Luih- instal nominated . PoU demanded. Wen telni.D.—Lnatbam and Charleaworth nomi nated. Poll demanded. COVENTRY.—Treheme, Ellice, and Paxton nomi nate,. Poll clossadod. _ [eewtca —Adair , King, Cobbold, and Selwyn, ignited. Poll deamada. SALISBURY. - Marsh, Chapman, and Buckley tabsated. Poll disoradad, _ Boeiotw.—lognm, gtaniland, and Holloway, amskaated. Pon Raloain.—ideeson and Wilkinson nominated. Poll ilameadell. BLACIIIIIRN.—Hornby, Pilkington, and Mar mara, •osiYand. Poll dimaded. BasanaT.—Dunglaa and Samuelson, nominated. Poll dimaaded. RE '44 CASTLX-0 111-TTNE.—Taylor, Headlam, and Ridley, zwalfssiad. Poll dameded. STAT/01D.—Wine, Addison, Salt, and bydaay, scostaalid. Poll 41=201_4! goussamrrom—Willegix, Warmlin, Seymour and Itsmiedme nominated. Poll demanded. BILIDTORD.—Wickbam, Balt, and Harris nomi smut ; pelt demanded. Boar, Lutcssurat.—Peel and Barnes nominated. Pell dammadad. - . - Ruiz --Clay, Lswia, sad Hoye, nominated. Pall meaded. ClRVlClB7lll.—Pansonby, Bathurst, and Follett, omiaated. Poll &nomad. Stocaroar.—larshaw, Smith, and Gibb no:mi mosa Pon doemarkd. PLYNOUTIL—CoIIier, White, and Vallotort nomi nated. Poll dagasulad. M tLDON—Meyrick, Western, and Peacock nomi saw. Poll densaded. _ _ BN - aea&w.—Willoughby, Chedwiek, and Hol land samiaatod. Poll domande& Liarooue.—Palmer, Sibtharp, and Homage nomi nated. Poll demanded. CAINAZVON DISSECT.— Hughes aad Wynne isissupd. Poll dananded. KIDDI naiad. Poll lasaaded. anddleston and Bristow nomi Boil Bt. E1411.!.4t) . 8. —Hervey, Hardcastle, and Bataf,teafhftd. Poll detnnalad OTIM116: Mi l 's, an 6 iffurd, nominate Pon amisilal. .iVINCIII r, Letevre, East, and Fle- Wag. •misdeed. Poll decoOscled Barns gittami.—loigham and Wuon nominated Poll dasesdad. Poll eleceastied. 'worth and Mussy nominated. CALSTEIL—GrosTecor, Salisbury, sad Humber don., socalsated Poll demanded. eitELTVlHAlL—Berkeley and Schreiber nomi nated. Poll demanded. SUNDULLAND.—FeDWICk, Lindsay, and Hudson osniasted. Poll diamaded. AllllOl/711.—Herbert and Schenley nominates Pall dosaadod. Poore.—Frenklyn, Hely, end Seymour nomi nees.. pen denmadad. - Bop ias — FlLLb7LLeatham and Akroyd nomi =and. Poll &sanded, _ _ nconnonouon.—Dosioon Cayley, Johnstone, and Dist mod. Pon emousek.i. WAmiLi.—Forster and Bspall, nominate Tau asesaded. Arunmoar.--Wentworth, Smith and Bernard, laminated. Pull dessaded. "1 o, Fenwick, Garnett, end nosistio. "m as= ° . I ndemandad. BAnastarm—Da , Btric toy, Potts, and Freer, asmiestotl Pd lautimi.—Nata, Biggs, Heygate, and Harris, smilwaied. Pell destandel. Yong.—Loyard, Warhead, and Smith, nomi nated. re ilmosera. Mascgwwwni.—HaslLlia wood, Turner, and Diemen ramolwaied. Pell ertassam..--Otway and Smith nominated. Poll dalsawrid. Mara Harcourt , Lee, Wareßay, end sankested. Pea damesdad. HlUMOlD.—Clifford and Clin returned. Lrrairowt..—Hoesfall and Ewart returned. ASETOPI-MIIDUL-LTllL—Gibson returned. Gaelsoci.—Dunlop returned. Ricamortn.—Rich sad Wzvill returned. Mavron.—Fitzwilliam and Brown returned. Exann.—Divett sad Gard retained. Wziesmaveret.—Lull returned. HUSTINGDON (Bosonon).—Peel and Baring Ininertmt.—Repton and Grieves returned. War:sum—Lopes returned. BWA3OIIaA Bonortate.—Dillwyn returned. Ouienow.—Dalglish and Buchanan returned. CA!ITIUMPAT.--Johnstone and Somerville re• DttawAlL—Atleerton and Mowbray returned. Tutoiourw.—Taylor returned. CAZDIPT (Bonorou) —Stuart returned. WAZZINOTON.--Oreenall returned. HAULM—Wood and Stangeld returned. Pmairma.—Jolliffe returned. aeturereux.—Boebuck and Hadfield returned. Onatinum.—Talleenache and Welby returned. MACCIAIIFIELD.—BrockIehurat and Egerton re- — AM—Mackinnon returned. Bovroi.—Gray and Crook returned. Wove santaurros.—Villiere and Bethel returned. Bratootte.—Cecil and Narthexes returned. Wortar.-Btetpheneon returned. Tarrronro.—Easton and Baring returned. L1101.01.12/I.—Hardy and Hanbury returned. GarueetnaD.—lintt returned. SzasweavaT.—Toenline and Blaney returned. CANIRRIDOIII UNITWITY.—WitipOIe and Selwyn returned. _ _ _ — ikozcssran.—Rieardo and Lasiett returned. HAVEBTOIDW M.—Phillips returned. ROC/WALL—Cobden returned. Licnnar.D.—Paget and Anson returned. Hounsn..—Fitzgerald returned. Doncssom.—Start and Sheridan returned. thlonianN.—Burrell and Cane returned. Currurnen.—Synley and Long returned. Tzwinaamm.--Lygoir and Martin returned. Monsinnt,—Orsy returned. Brtauno (Bunons).--Caird returned. EI:HUMMEL—BIack and Moncrieff returned. NIWCANTLE, STAITORDBIIIILE.—Jackass Manny retained. 87ittitm.--Bcrope and Horse= returned. Itirrrono.— Galway and Fol jambe returned. TlllllSK—Galloway returned. Pimp's—Ogilvy returned. Looz.ow.--Settield and Herbert returned. POLLING.-(THDS DAY.) (sr =am= siumeaum.) 1/111211110KLM, 1.19 r.m Ikesiddi DUDLIT. 1 a P.n. lace' ~a.a. ~ Birkelvy Lusk. %Edelen NW Cloweeil 361 910 .... 1176 .... 3131 2211 IN 111 augszvocut., 111 Lit. Narakr---- -7 ammo I= 61.311.11101, La. Paget Fergus:a Her m= Lewis LIITI (11IIIGMA IL Miller Muth WORTWAIIPTON, 110. tu. Smith NS °tipla NB Maakunk lli El But in IR ISt .. 689 .... 646 ...., 486 .... 468 468 442 386 BIVIIRLIBT, W 46. Wallas Mom& Walker Glow •YARMOUTH, 1041. A.R. Loma ti' t 7tZ Young CARLISLII, 11 a.m. Graham Lena Hodes DAYS OF NOMINATION._ Dinij'ma7(dateZ ((County) lialknr Meth (Comfy) - Ray 10. Xs, 2. Mg 6. May 9. SHARE LlB7 X-7.1118 DAY. Two o'CLoci. The railway share market to-day, though still unsettled, is somewhat steadier in character than during the last two days. Midland and North British stocks have risen Ito 11 per cent Other descriptions are quoted much the eame is at 4 o'clock yesterday. London and North Western stock is called 85 to 87; Oreat Western, 51 to 63; Caledonian, 72 to 73 ; Eastern Counties, 62 to 54 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 85 to 87 ; South Eastern, 181 to 1 per share ; Midland, 98 to 98 ; and North British, 60 to 62. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather steadier, the new shares being quoted 21 to 2; dia., and the old 10s. above this pries. Rost India Rail way stock is in demand, and is marked 93 to 94. Great Luxembourg shares also present a partial recovery, and as regards some other foreign descrip tions the market is rather armor la obarsoter. Nis ...as Is a win. NOTTINGIAX, 2er *wig Inds mop - ------- Mau" Ovuusi r, LW ONDINADY aUA* AND MOll Tv reird. Lis.an l tt pLeriteill•2 Was t/TM ..... 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Vile ord Teem War emactlccalt I 1 1 - Wee Bre W.Oeredea Wk. Bret I Wls. Venn I lelt.ldwire LTA Wilma Ais IVA' .==.l NOM= MOINIL No. I On. I hinra 1 N. I CL geSess. I *Wm. (-.• On. ItE dst/ M a ttg I • 1 1 ,. is i.— , t r , ibra F.-s ,.. awe" . o r- dlls. ' l• LI I ••• I geuslain Omer i I siox I ....... —..— 4 1 lig 11 WOO .......... ft eaki. rlt ill I v. ... 4 .., . ..... .... - .... Lull 111 = Ci r ei Giii ii. i a li I M l ir b r i• II Pill Pi r ... ......... lit I I - -1 A 1 EA......... IL I • pis 14 SW a 1.1 21 L& 11•1111 Ida As Arlablikas It . "LA= .atl LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT ILIOTIIO TILBOIATIO NEWMARKET MEETING.-(T1118 DAT.] L5O HANDICAP PLATE. Hallam QUERN'S GUINEAS. .. Iledbary .. Emma Candle.. .. 1 .. i 1 :: i SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 SOVS. °kale= o Lord of the Maur .. MATCH. Belle best Pavillon easily. MATCH. Br. to Blrd.ort-Whig receives forfeit. MATCH. Harry Bluff beat Olystpue. MATCH. &scourer:elves forfeit. SWEEPSTAKES OF SO SOVS. Lord of the Manor walked over. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 BOWL Golden Rule .. Brice 4 rai. LATEST BETTING, CLOSE OF ROOMS LAST NIGHT. CHESTER CUP. 7 to 1 hilt lAsseleitsa (of) 20too 1 Rosabd (of) t 1 Polestar 0) 26 to 1 Quocactows (t) 30 to 1 Hine (t) 1000 to 30 Bella (t) • 60 to I Ramos Caudle (t) 1000 to 6 Rogethotra (t) 26 to 1 Mr. Ton Di's (t) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. . 2 to 1 opt nonietd Lod (t) DERBY. 60 to 1 apt Delwin (t) 1000 to 10 Sobtalod (t) 1000 to 10 °Won 0 (t) 1000 to 10 Bolaaanoss (off) 2000 own co Scholar apt (Asko c (t) FATAL ACCIDENT DIMING THE RECENT GALE. lawful accident ocaurred at the bar ci the Tyne, cm Welmelay. A Norwegian brig being about to enterthelmr bear, two beats pot off to her. They bed get *ankle the tor, and atte® to kook bar, when they wombed' mewed by • heavy sec. The Andrew Woodhouse etesmar, towing the venial, iromediatel b y ei tt g r a ili b e e mpe, mid made to the mei&e of the men to the bos tamui, who weft Imeaklng about in thebroben water. master of the steamer, who wee twine washed from the wheel white trying to am the poor Mews, S wen Iderbany Is three of them, sad they had held of T washed away three times by the sea; eel at het co makeup further emetiorm, sad were swept awoy sad drowsed. The men is the steamer then made a gallant attempt to save the fourth man, and eveatually reecoed him from the boiling wares. Se was inunettiately brought into pert, and is recovering. TM names el the drownei men ere: Jeverolak Foster, Thames Thome" and William Sirup ma. They were all well-known Tyne Foy boetmea. TM arptabt of the areamtegg is highly praised for his gallant madmite—Neftehester gear be COMMERCIAL AND MARKET:;. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY) The sitendeaceol& trade was large, the tone very excited; price. of ell articles of the trade higher. The supply of home grown grata was small. The imports of foreign grain into Lead= this weak were reported this morn ing se fair of wheat and small of barley, aad large of oata. 97weer.-coder a mann/tam of the warlike excite ment holders of English wheat demanded a freak advance of 24. upon lest Wedomilsy's rates -making the rite sines last Monday 4s. per qr. and since lent Friday Be. to Bs. pee qr. Foreign was a lso again Is. to 2e. per qr. dean r. Fine forts otwitinue marts Begun white, 48a. to 64e.; red. 40s. to 52e. qr. ; Dental and Konigsberg, 465. to 86e. per 494th.; 48e. to 60e. ; ernes Baltic ports, 40a. to 50s. Puitra Is. pre qr. dearer then list Wedtesday. Town, 30a. to 40a. ; Norfolk. 81s. per 2801 b. • French, 30s. to 335. per 2601 b. ; Amer., U.S - per barrel. SMALLS is. to 24. per qr. dearer than bat blonday's prices. English, 280. to 480. per quarter ; Baltic, 24e. to 38e. ; other aorta, 21s. to 26e. per qr. Oars.-Is. to 2a. psi gr. dearer then last Iffooday. Brltids, 20s. to 28e. per gr.; Ameles, 19a. to Vs per qr.: other Baltic poets, 20e. to 26a. per qr._ Enewe.-Kairlieb and Egypass le. to 2e. dearer than lad Monday. English tick, 38a. te 405.; barrow, 424. to 44e. per qr. Foreign, 34e. to 43e. per qr. PEAS Is. dearer than last Monday. English hollers., 40i. to 42a. ; hog and grey, 38e. to 42e.; foreign white, 38‘ to 40e. FLOATING CAZGOES.-Since last Friday 'only f.,ar grata-laden weals were reported arrived at porta of call, ebest, 1 barley. Of those previously arrived, about 7 car goes remain altered on seta, :-2 wheat, I maim, and 4 barley. Great excitement existed also in this branch of the trade at 6s. to 82. per qr. Weser prima for wheat. Barley also Is. to 2a. dearer. atalVale 13120 LOllllO2l 11011 APRIL 44 TO APRIL 24. Bap& tamer. lea. lame, 2470 10410 Derier ......•--.... -. 731 2470 Oars Mat ISO lialter look lleer.l,loo lTA : Iced= Peer. - eaVele.l.27oe:cis IMPL L LT2IIIIOIE. is u , N. al to Si Si Id 41 wsilliass. Aesimsa • 61 liaechlf as ARIA 2 sa In .7-414171-,4.7z- As 21 44 Ns &I 4k 411121 N fY led 44 Y 40, 41 No I • Sd 41 1N Ns 40 Sea Ns 4' IN 7.1 • 44 414 1 4 4. N. No Id N lla 41a 14d aim ad sa. 4d 4 40. %ilia. 14 ./610. OM% 'Ph red My Is. MAMAS 111911 MIS Ilia 111111~9111 1 0 IN TM SIMIAN MEI Olt MOW Mille WI ICI WAS WM. _ Ow. 111 IIUIPIiL Ude 'no. 1. . -...... "Zr.... ~. =-- ..• ..• • 41 ... ... 41 . ..... r 40 .... .... r, - ---1_7.. 7 .7 1 i tpll 16.1 LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(PHIS DAT.) (IT 1117111 K AND MOH MAGNETIC TILEORAPH.) MOW OUR OWN 00/LINOWONDANTI The corn market wm alteinded, with a good &mat for all artelee, end prime were fully maintained. MINCING-LANIL-01118 DAY.) There is somewhat leas excitemeet in the markets to-day; yet the politiNd aspect on the Continent causes buyers cd sugar and coffee to pane, sad sot =timely, so that acted quotation" for those wiles are difficult to give; but the prices of last week are not obtainable. Rice has been sold to s limited extent at fully yesterday's prices. Rtme—The price of proof Leeward' must be quoted amoi• nal at 21.; Demerara, is.. 3d.; but holders genereDy us =Mg higher ram. Sattrewrfts—Yesterday's priors are supported, but there is less activity to the buying this morning. Tes.—A limited Modems dose at pervious mom. Baltic preface firm at the late advenor. TALLOW MARIEET.—(THIS DAY.) The mazket is fist. Town tallow is quoted 67e., net oath; Petersburg Y.C. the *pot, 68e. 81.; May and June. 664. ; July to September, 68. 9d.; October to December. 584.61. to 595. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LrA Doom ALL. lu4 0 661b0. to Nibs., 44. to 40. ; 6414. to 72166., bid. to aid." ; 721b0. to 801bo., 40. to bd. 64.; gOtba. to 881bo., bd. to 8916a. to 961t0., 60. to 96lba. to 1041b0., 6d. to 614. Hong hides, 8.. t0 0 .. J Coll skin, light, 20, 61. to 41. ; tan, 6F. 6 d. BiltWOKlNlZT.—lnseep skim : Kent. and ball-bred.. 8.. to 9..; dowse, 60, 91. to 7..; lam* 2.. to 3a. alsetoliogss 1.. 3d. to 1.. 4d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Masan. Natalia mitt Smith mart that the lamb* it very firm at late prima. COAL MARILET.—(THIS DAY.) Walla Bad Braddyra Helton, 175.; Walla Bad Caeca, 16e. 9.1.; Walls End Hawk Hall, 16s. 91.; Walla Bad 17..-8 Alps at asatk.t. LOCAL 81411 HARM& Um, Dot, Arlin. 26 -BleAkbiots. II i-akesser ud Nampo* 60 61-Oolednataa 73 4—VW= Onsatlo, IA I.Looratte , —l3"6"freillank 9 11 6— DWA A, el S—Orms efoot•AL f 0 so tascosalia gad Yottoktra Md. 7-14.0• A id Nor th Wooers. son, Ditto d dam li 114-11.adrrrl.r,Shoffoold, Lod Lino& j4l.4—Li Wad amt. 96 d—tt orth 1a 3-11crth Staff rdmatre4 4“— North Ilsrultb, volt ..d Noah M ui L.O 1 7 1op ALplug *AA, 41 Kra= •rd 11,( 3 Vti ditto's Wear cort n t o 7= : . i _ Loz . t .. o . b 11 6"a. 111C11 StL IM ITI“.. """ int i.I3 =Ms market ,bowal CAM.' ,_" l 24t. =l.c. d. La-tora Ileydr.„ 0, 1 "Wm di— N Safford...oj L (*Min, —lnadoso. 61—Er4 Loom o 1.131. 1 . Aram tit -Comadtsre roselag At fon cies. A M. 14 e. -MAUNA& 044. The journals of Athens expreta their sympathy .4th Italy, sa;add their hop) that the wa rt.ll also swab is the triumph satimialitise" la the Ba IL prides. I 1 40 410 110 TlO 9 It B 7. 1 I 4 7! 1 I 8: 7 TO OF 141 si 1.. . II .. .... .1 88 01 196 IN 120 188 11 21 04 48 47 U S 4 a ill = = kat «. me 7 r I 11 1 r Sr iu 71 .11 IS IS in 1 as 4 1 14 WS Ilff NIII ~. I