The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-29 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Paton Mr. Commhaioner Goulbure.) IN KZ JOHN intRAIM.—JUIDOMINT. Tte bankrupt was aa engineer and ironfounler, tianying ea a very extensive business at Blackwell. The case has *en a lom time before the emus, and on Friday last judgment wee reserved upon the questke at whether the beakropt was entitled to pane Milan* imaisinatiou. Mr. Lawrence was for the assignees ; Mr. Bagley and Mr. linklater for creditors ; and Mr. Sargood for the bankrupt. Hie Hotour now gave judgment He said the oath was a re markable ow upon many grounds. It bad beers d journed time after lime, and examination upon m onitories had taken place. These protracted inquiries, although tedious, would be harmless enough U they did not those the assets to dwindle away until there was sothingfor the creditors. This was the ease of • man of *oat mew sad skill as an engineer, who had incurred Satiates to the extent of 80,0001., sad when the imprimis were paid there would be very little foe the cre ditors. The assignees were persons of the highest respectability, sad aexious to do their duty, but they, like others, finding that no useful purpose was an swered by matinee adjournateste, expressed themselves webbed, and consented to the matter taking its course. An athountest (Mr. Smart) had also been appoiated, sad he smeared to have done his work very ably, and he apnoea hie opiaion that no better accounts could be for. Waited. Mr. Linklater, for meditate, however, had objected to the snaleithey of the accounts filed, sod the case had been twice adleassed upon his application, in order that be might bays an opportuaity for had.ievethigation He had to massider whether th e a n d creditors had indolent tikes for thaseingation, and w the wicatuote were the best that the bankrupt wield furniaLls want Commit seed to be the practice sot to allow a bankrupt to pass unless he rendered • fall sad satisfactory assegai ; bat is modern thane that rule bad been relaxed. sad i 1 now Wowed to be. radomary to allow • bankrupt S. pus upon MOOMIAB which, although ussatielactory, Se be the he be timid furnish. 4 07C6f of the bankrupt it had beenurged that be mess man of seisees, and theft his mind having been wholly devisedln seised& vomits be was not csoymeriat with user, Ida wee cwt of his he. altogether. Be (the corn ) was of °pinkie, bower, that such as idea ought to haw no weight is a court of justice. He thought a toe bed so right to say that he wee too snientifio be re he bad bate occupied is the construct ti eta steam anise, and that he had no time to think how lasi he bad been maing into debt. It seemed to 'him that where a man was set on • ponieen to give • fall and fair account of he, treametions lee wag not eatitled to the bias& of the bankrupt law, but hay* regard to the peso- Hoe which sow prevailed of allowing a bankrupt to pass tapes sash accounts es he weld reader, hos should follow is this thee and slicer Mr. Stewart to per r 668 emarnisettion. In eases like the peaces/ it was usual to wasider the complaints of ereditors at the nod stage of ma n y diethanga. but in itemsd so there was • difficulty, as iof the worst cases was frequently found almost implausible to briag a trader within the 159th motion of the act of parliament. He should therefore page the last examination, but he felt bound to say that there were mthythinge na the somata far from creditable, andhe did sot for env monseetylidd to the suggestion that • mom who bad devoted himself In seisme ought sot to be re quired to furnish accounts in the same way as other team. &sallow** imaged ; order of dischsrge adjourned. SHERIFFS' COURT, RID LION-SQUARL (Mare Mr. Under-Sheriff Borchelt and a Jury.) ULM V. TIN BYNUM minima AND PUBIZAMIMG COMPANY. This was an cotton in the 00111[12011 Phu by Mr. James Buis, who was aeuribed is a Warm of public ammemeats, red also an agent, to recover 204 for negottating the hum of the premises, 404, Strand, where the Glamor,* wee pallished. The mammy pleaded " Never indebted," sad deviled their Whitley. Mr. Obariesworth was for the plaintiff end Mr. Thomas for defendants. The plaintiff Motel that he introduced Mr. Leek printer, to Mr. Beemon, the landlord of premises, 404, Strand, led a base sou takes at 400/, a year. Mr. Wybrow Robertson, of Whitehall, and Mr. A'Reekeet were present whoa it was agreed to take the weeniest Afterwards Yr. Robertson offered him 101., but be wanted more. Mr. Robertemswas celled oe the part of the plaintiff. He was director ; on Bills calling on him he wteotioeed it to the pboard egistere was , sad 104 was to in Feb be pod. 1865. newel:Ad 151. The rem was 104 ~ Mr. Thome submitted there was no cue to go to the jll l, Under-Sheriff Bonbon held otherwies, but be would reserve the point as to the reeistration. Mr. Thomas then addressed the jury, and sail Mr. Ellis had refused the offer of 101. mode by Mr. Robertson. Mr. Charlesworth denied there wet any offer of 101. Mr. Thome would cell it a gratuity. He contuded there was no cue against the company. The plaintiff coaled not recover. The leaned Under Sheriff put it to the jury to consider whether it was through the saucy of the plaintiff thee the were taken. He wan not a house agent, entitled pro trir i vZier a oen l t o . l. an w 2: h re v a u t. Mr. Robeit e on qu had .on w e s a . what sou the work and labour performed by the plaintiff for the oompaey. If the jury thought he me entitled to earthing, was 10/. sufficient? The jury gave a verdict for the plaintiff for ten guineas, and the court refused a certificate for costa. THE POLICE COI ITS. (THIS DAY.) CLERK EN WILL. IMT CAM OP TYPSOII TEM 1111 . TWO HMIS. ----- Mrs. Catherine Lupton, the owner of 1 and 2, Adam's plate, Islington, wu summoned by /fr. William Noyes, unitary inspector, on behalf of the vestry of the parish of fin 112 0. Islington, for allowing a animus to exist on ha premises which is injurious and dangerous to health. Mr. Layton, vestry clerk and solicitor to the vestry. attended to support the complaint, and having stated that these proceedings wire taken under the 18th and 19th Va., NIP. 124 MC. 13, called lb. William Noyes, who said on the 21st instant he hi spieled the above paunises, and at No. 1 he found the drain la the yard open. The water receptacle is the half of a reties butt, without cover or tap, and very dirty. The gray is without water, the paving very defective, the premises are without a dust bin, and altogether they are dilapidated and dirty. Since the aid of January there have been eight 01/1•1 of typhus fear, and two of the persons attacked have died. Four of the persons who lodged in this house are now is the fever hospital, and another is about to be removed than. In his opinion the house should be cloud until it wan thoroughly cleansed and repaired. The house No. 2 re quires repairs and cleansing. The privy is without water, the drain is untrapped, the soil Sou wader the floor boards el the privy, which is only a few yards from the MA kitchen window. This room la occupied by a woman and two children. A short time since a death from fever occurred there. The defendant agreed to and signed the following :—" I hereby agree to an order to disinfect with chlorine gas, to /ime.wash and repair the houses Nos, 1 and 2, Adam's put, George-road,to provide cisterns and water supply, to do away with any cesspools, and to =wad and lay oa water to the privies, to repair and properly trap the drains ro the premises, an Ito relay the paving in the yards. I also agree to an order to close both houses immediately, sad to prohibit the further occupation thereof until made again for human habitation. I also agree to provide a covered dolt bin for these houses." _ _ The Itraie;iljournWitie ---- oeee, for the officers to if the order wee complied with. WORSHIP-STREET. • CH•2011 0! STIALING TWOPIINCZ. Clarks Lord, &eon -7 1)4;1 as a clerk. 27 years of age, respectable in appearance, end living in Union-etreet, City, wu charged with stealing twopence. Mr. Benjamin Benjamin, residing at 339, Hackney-road, and carrying on business at 380, Oity.road. Winton, as wholesale shoe manufacturer, deposed —The prisoner wee in our employ an a clerk. Lest night be was sent by the fore man to fetch a quire of paper. A shilling was given to him, out of which he was to pay for it. On his return he said it had oat 108., and returned but 2d. This morningi was sent for another quire, and from what he afterwards stated the prisoner was given into .matody. John Metcalf (about 12 reared age)—l was sect for the paper this morning. Just before I got to the shop the pri soner overtook me sad said he had told Kr. Benjamin that the Caper oat 10d., that it would only be Bd., and I was tepee the 24. in my pocket for myself. Horsey, 371 N—Thu morning when I went to the prose eutor's to take the prisoner I beard him say that he was very sorry ; he was crying, and refused to accompany me. Mr. Benjamin — Prisoner asked to be forgiven ; he has been in my service six months ; he pleaded very hard, but there are many persons in my employ, and although the amount is so very trilling and insignificant, I considered this the better course to adopt. Prisoner offered no defence, and was remanded for the &Melodeon of the foreman sad the shopkeeper. DE/TH or MR. GORDON CUIIMINO.—Mr. GOl , doe Omataing, whose marvellous hunting ode/Diane is South Africa some twenty years since gave him a world wide rsnotative, expired at his resides oe at Fort Augustus on Saturday m o rni n g hat. For the last eight yeera the mighty hunter' had located himself at Fort Augustus, where hi, museum of curiosities formed a source of at'rec -4,t0 Passengers by the route of the Csledonian CsuaL s on Polau the deceased was reansakshis for his great height "d remeive symmetry of build ; with handsome Highland I. t atarall MA the eye of the eagle, he was physicelly a king Some ten days ago, it is said, he ordered his tea; and previous to his death he made his will, leaving all of which be died possessed to his daughter, a girl is . bet twelfth year. Dammed was about forty -she yeses of 414—Post, Dr. Watson was on Tuesday elected for the fifth tiros President of the College of Physicians.. DELHI AND LONDON BAIIII.-i?RI 3 DAL) SHARE L. r 8 DAY.) ILAL 441Vjggfyj po I The 21st annual meeting of the shareholders was held at woe at the teed office, 76, Kies William-street, Dr. AMASON' BS/0":"Tr in the chair. The following report was presented :—" The director., in moieties their fellow-proprietors oa the 21st incest meeting since the formation of the bank have pleasure to report that the several measures contemplated and autho rised by meetings held in Delhi oa 26th October, 1864, aid 18th January, 1863, have been completed, via. :—The re moval°, the bead office to London ; its registration as a Lon don aadEloh.inge Baok ; the subdivision of shares from 100/. to 50/ each (one-half only beteg Dom)' sad the traaafer of all the property and MOWS of theists Delhi BankOorporatiou to the directors of this bank, elected at a meeting of share holders held la London on the 23rd dine last ; the proceed ings of which were unanimously confirmed at two sable queat metier, held on 20th October and 20th November last in Delhi. The directors have farther to report, that after making due provision for all doubtful debts, meeting the heavy exposes attending the execution of the measures above adverted to, and after paying the entire oast of the su lease, and of furnishing the Lond o n office, from the profits of the past year, • rplus o 27,1761. as. Ild. re mains (equal to 10/ 174.4 d., peroeat.), from which two divi dtartda have bees declared by the board, agrregatiag 9 per mat. for the year, free of income tax, a sum of IL 4,6761. 3e. 11d. is carried forward. The shares of new stook i s l o t• offered only to existing proprietors at a premium of 51. each tg have been largely availed of, and the premium so obtained ge„, has augmented the reserve rand to 44,1751. flach shares as as have not been taken up, are likely to be disposed of 100 =the current year. The directors who retire on the el ere Dr. Alexander Beattie and Lientensat-Oolonel Robert Anderson Ramey, and being eligible offer them- Rt ... sei sm for wsolsotitin,, odds the andton, Colonel J. T. 9,17. Smith aid Yr. A. B. Goodall. The directors take this M. oesedou to reined their satisfaction with the valuable serriess of their gemmed maneger Yr. J. C. Parry, in the 1 41.. Meat of the bank from India, sad its establishment in es. Lasdos.• ge The Oruntwas, la moving the adoption of the report and esemmts, congratulated the niestimg on the present poe 11l tire of the Gomm and observed that the transfer of the N. head office from Delhi to the commercial metropolis of the werid would be attended with advantage, provided those who were entrusted with the matiagemeat were prudent wed careful, sad met with the support which they et, might to receive from the shersholners as regarded the 'Weer, easterners to the beak. Notwithrtandieg the N. gwat mamas of competittou there was a wide fi eld fo r sound Z. legitimate basking in connexion with India, la oomegnenoa of the development of the TO•00/0.11 mixing from the ex- gg. tessiss of railimyr, Wamt. camas, tea and to ff ee plan- le tattoos, &c., and t h e s hare • might fairly expect to it participate in the Msulti. The report was adopted. asd the promedings terminated 2 0 with the custommy acknowledgment& • Ni Own o'Cluroz. Very few bargains have been recorded to-day in the railway market, and priced preseut no change, with the exception of a decline of per cent. in Metropolitan stock. London and North Western stock is quoted 1211 to ; Great Western, 64 to 1 ; Midland, 1231 to f ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1201 to I ; Great Eastern, 39/ to 401 ; South Eastern, 74 to 741 ; Caledonian, 127 to 128, ex div. ; Metropo -1 litan, 1321 to 133; Great Northern, 1211 to 124 ; ditto A, 1381 to f. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway s tock is is demand, and has risen 1 per cent., being now quoted 301, to 311. Great Western of Masada shares are also fractionally better, at 16 to 1. 011.13111AILY =Am AHD srocza. MIA Pd. I &mess& I Olo iurisy riogpriess . I Nigr o 10-daywn. DLeD. 11.11 C%., IU-84. 111 1 Uoll PA.eAug. Dee Pet411!".4,8P• Rod lod 1100 100 60 96 99 04 so 06 76 60 76 60 101 109 106 167 II) 107 106 *96 ei 93 at lot 106 106 102 106 104 116 104 106 101 106 109 101 1111 93 De. oft. Do. Dia g ime r — it — G e c t — J u t e :4 3 10. 1990-1900 De, 6e. 116049 ero. Do. ip.a4p.ekOot. 1 Oorioa pow. losik o p. Do. 1878. Ilsortdoo • pot d.. Do. 1 oa 1011 - - - 1:10 - . 16 llolial. Ow/iro, ord... ow brims. now. O n.ot. Now Saab W• 1011 Goy., Pp. cant., 1071 to to 7 lb.& p. a. lin to Mt Ilmiliesimidepra 4.6. lo.6pir - a - o — s — t. Novi Soofga 0 p. 0., U 7 osoolood Gov. 0 p. at. Log. 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This day a *eating of shareholders and bond- ee Wang wag WM Si the London Tavern, Sir S. M. Piro, st IL P, io ths chair. The report, having been taken as fled, The Oftunaut said that a gentleman had been sent to gt Ainslie& from the offlos of Miens. Coleman. Tarquand, and le Vaasa, to investigate the accounts of the company. to That gentleman bad oily recently returned, so that U. the direotore had lost no time in presenting before the le shareholders • statement of their affairs. The acconots were kept in a manear that might serve se a model to the ist system adopted in several instances in this oountry. (Hear.) ft In the last six mouths of the last year the whole St interest of the hooded debt had been earned oe the 490 mile of railway which had been opened. 10 Their net earnings were 560,0001. On • single line of rails Tit their traffic was as great as that of the London sad North et . Western and they were able to pay the Wallet on the vi beaded debt and 15 per cent. to the shareholders. (Cheers.) it. the whole line was opened the prospect wild be • more Willard one for the share- a holders than it neon even for the bondholders. The amount of undeveloped trail() was enormous, but the means of conveyance were inadequate ; and therefore, when S o t' he was is America, the first thing he did was to order an to additional &mania of rolling stook and ridings. Within five to months order, for additional stook to the anioust of 760,0004 100 were gives, and besides that 14 new locomotives were ordered, and from 300 to 400 new trucks. The chairmen then pr oceeded to refer to the accounts and said it woe sp. It o parent on the fain of them that ample provision bad st been made to secure the interest of the sreholders. After it. makiag provision to meet all their liabilities, he believed et. there would be from 900,0001. to 1,000,0001. to provide Us new rolling stook, sidings, and further extensions. If. bow- IA ever, the report and accounts did not speak with sufficient la cleaner for themselves, be hoped that shareholders 1; ,. ; would ask any questions on which they desired further bee information. He should be happy, if in his power, to 1011 afford it. to Some questions bane( been asked, and the chairman LOS having answered is a satisfactory manner, the report was et, adopted. susosm&saogs. Ansio-Mosionn Mini Animas TM. &cep.* Amara= Asairallestr i lia: =PribTodlinida ain/7U &know Vaughan Swabs/ Gas ( Do. and Ism 10 11 1 1 ti 10 11 7 1 -i 1M $ f .di, ir4o MI littonos. Woldoolookell lii To/ Vol* lilt N I Vole Do. ot 0 ........ - es* 2 &SMOGS & Whitotioll 1* Wag Ottawa i 0 *- a 7.1 its s p 1 44 22 17 sd LOS 82 57 ir no. New illiddelle Lad lb I. New. Tel. (I,_) British Indle w Ti. (L.). 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Do. 0 p. c 4. ram s .Dob 1, al II 6 f 2 ob 14-1 i a 1 lira le 3 2WS SO IT SI 06 IN 112 N IN ILI It 6 . 6 db 10 I li la all 84 Si a Cs :a to a_ 4.a1• It' it II "Ms WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) I. iTI Te 6 S die 26 lidis . 6 1 16601 THITUDAT, MARCH 10, I LX. 1 W. r. sz a W. a 6. lob LOO r : lbil 21 1 2 : 2 9 1'il &rig' . . : 1 2 1 ;N . . itr ° "I I a l: tent SIAN W. 2 2 2.11.1. ro &Of 1 : 1 Ardmore 1&31 B. 3 1 & to 5.i 2 Mt Oriesortfa UN 15 W.B.W. 2 3 W. ro 5.11 1 ai• - - 22 _ it. cape Rol:Mead.— 30.08 42, &W. 2 2 B.W . tom 0.16, 2 I: Finishes 30.281511 W. II I W. on 0. 0111 11 Brest am at W. 4 s B . W. fr 15.041 4 LI. L'Orfest 24.24 62 1 W. 2 4 W.B.W. 0, O. 2 r t. : Rochefort 10.12 62' W. 4 3 W.N.W. em I 4 :1 valent VAN u oiti - r...r a wi-vw. 2 : W.S.W. 1: t.i„3 i --- 1 Li shiaiscuboiviam Ports y Ter : m a do l u os tugu.h tk 3530.5 . :1 10.10 1 7 8 6 6 : 044 : N.W. Nr ... WWw.... 1 1 1 3 2 11 2: ali. t o t ti Ls : W . s. 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New,issaa 2 pm. 10,000 U ;Bank of =.• •• x,000• • i x,00020 lank a 56,000 SO 'Bank a Otago (United) 11 10,1101t101 Bask a Queenaland (LI S 10.00011 SO ,Bentanatortmiaslela S 10.000 10 'Batik of New Zealand •, It 4,000 6) lianisd's Book (Limited It 10.000 20 IDraidientkrortngsmeaL 11 10,000 SO 1 1intloh is Californian (L 1 60.060 6) Arida 16. A egisle' .. . el 76,600 20 Chaim LOW) I Co.(L. 1 W. :0 1 i 111 C. stk. insua,Aas., Cams a SOX 11 ;Mart der. a imamate. d 61.000 20 ar o ma ll W,OOO 100 1 2010 W;Ommlionk o (ba Brat o t=h , t it ,:. :1 1 W. 10 tonseddslad Nook (L ) 1 10,000 IS 'Dahl sad Imam 2l W. d Illent Load= (Limited) 1 10. 211 Mama ImitantrollAmi 1 10, SO = L and American. 1 10, II loggia Joint stem (1 )11 10060 10 tAliaLCaartd. al 10. SO Loggia and Swedish (L It 6. A ',woman Sank(Undted 11 11,000100 ElatimainiaJap , (l,) 111 00101 1 1001 80. lamed at 2pm _ I 1,000,100 ; Do. New 00001100 , hapsolal Sank, !Mated 11 m l 1.006 10 IsmerbiloMoeum—. ll r,OOO 10 Do. New ll 11. 26 I lonian. at Do. New 1 1 11 ,1100 01 10 Land litort.Sk: tedla4 1 4 1,000 .100 D0.5p.c.D5b.,111116,101rs a / 1 „ . 6011 1 6 0 0 , Lou. tm..tatlca mi at.,.L . 1 1 1,0001 20 De. Now 1 i 1,0301 00 London 1 River Plain 1,060 is I Do. New, Ws. at 1 pm 11 1(000 10 Loa. abates& el AFL 4000 00 London and County.... I 11000 60 JLondon Jcant Moak.. . . I 1.000 90 Liatteadaloatit Akira a 1,000 100 :Lon. 4 0. Western (Lim. I 1,000 60 ' LondookVenetnela (L.) 1 1,000,100 'tem I Westminster .. 1 1,0001100 111eirhant lianktata.).. 1 i,lOl 600 Do. New 6,0601 60 Veroantile a Ittobana 1,166 ) 100. Bistro. I Pre. Soak (L ' 1,000,100 ' Ididien.t Bank (Lim ...) ),000' 6 National a kistrassta 1,000 NO National of Liverpoot 6,e00 100 N.Pro. fa England 1,0041 60 Mackmal Bank 1,600 10 Wow Beath Wake 1,000 10 Mew iesiead (Lolled) ;000 11111Nortli Western We II Oriental Bank Corpora kW, 10 (lricaLConLlLLiateo.C WO 10' Do. do. UMW.) 1,0110 101 Do. do. latsl l .C ,id IS . Prowls. liankinvorp.(l. ' 'Proviso. a Ireland 'Mae. Pani., a raMi fl. Do. lamed st 2 pm teal& Amaral& amid. d 0. a. Alike De. la tes. steps. ("dos of Australia .—. Onion d Instant UAW 040.. of usitoor Disarm LI somas. 17JD17. 01 Norm] Southerly eed weatorly. Comm. moderate to . fresh, some rain In DLca As above. Similar to above. Similar. 247thern=Soottand. Weingra=l eatleielL Boidheru=_lngd4 aura lisatorn=Ersiward logiana and Na *ii; Ioo.TNA ° 2 r,sool so 1.60.1 20 .iiis ii 4061 lOra lAN to. ..:-,-ii haw lIS 00 Znik. O.WitiL.4o.e.Jra.aJal 6•Wg!m7W•1!•:-°&••1 itii =lt tiAtl Si nt4 si. 111. QT.: ;-! lavaltYk.4p.s.lassml p.o.JaaaJt t a arnk.taaAlat De. Sip. aala.aila, LES.W..ip.s.llo.llDal 11r. MU* T. ha VIE EXPRESS, TAiIItI3DAY EVENING, MARCH 1866. 16 113 i 1 IiONEY Y. 10 inMariiaii;MTlill.) N LbsdiaLsad.CAVlstL. V/ B. ladle Irrig. di Canal 11 ICA 11 bOW Yale 1 100 19 lloie*T49.(V TTeiegrepb 6 rad Ass. Clopple 11. le • and ForeigotAadlt A 1.. moottisltMarin.a. Ile ' Ingliseartng. ik 10 , Dome* (L.) MON 111 ' cm*. Warebouee (L. 1 9 1 Nam *NO 60 • Maar& (UailtedO l6 14 19 dl. seo, N • . ( reilistila.olLen.(L 4 9* A 043 10. 111 • Steam Previgetloo 14 NS IN 10 • moat Named MLR.) 6 14 1 dl. 4 10 Gag IlloogiOklaa Qes ell NM let 10 • adman% lay .. a 4 164 17 ' 110 umber bon Mort*L) 10 10 19 dl. SO • stlier.Odatana )), 6 ti aid's 2 1 7. • Carrying 14 60 tarnailoael Canby* 10 7 611 N MIMI& Irlaastica. (L) 6 . I dls N atersaLlead P•eNt 0 4 dis 40 Lad,— II Nail* led& (Com. Clay all 910 ISO Do. 44. c. /1-la. r.lBllO, all 00 e: N JoutilllookDoNount(L.) l 10 dis N Lead Securities (UsiLli 6 la NOD IS .d. Africa& Tra 110 7 4Ms 16 • ni.endOdedon. IL 4 1 1 dis le • Or i g te leadMlL( 1 — II 6 Te1eg.11...) a l l 14 60 • Men. Arm 4 111 6 9 dis 4 • 4.CinssilbasC. I. 1 all NB4 60 Lond.stOlasg.ing.Co(l, 10 11 9Ns 60 Lamd., Italian, de Sim ne 16 11 ils 411 Loae./ler. Demos sitiL) 10 U ism 16 Leadleorladallleass 2 I N Madras Is**. i M all a* 16 I IN 174 2 die N Do. 16 Marine larestment(L ) 64 8 1 di* SO smiting Land.g.a.(L 2 I I di& 10 Neat. Ilreea. TaL eIL ell 1 a IA Nercheat 8111pplug ,L. 11 4 1 ells N WWwiull.Ld.adieskL, lie Se 4 4 318 160 Millman Iron 4 orb_ 5 1 1 dls 110 NetelleadltOol..= 4 ll Sib' IS :14114041 M. Cos. (1. 6 74 8 pas 111 tatienalPrev.ll 114 2 lids 111/ a4osielllll4smilfar.l44 80 2 ISs 6 I l i d 91 IlerbadeaUsal II I. , L, a) Do. New se N.TwalsadL.6ll.Ag. N 4.7maise4T 4u4L. 2 1 1 I 10 Nartheneeee ß eekT*l.l 7 le 1 z i t 10 Do. 116. N.Briteeeireiselsap MN 00 56 SS 11.11141.diteream In.fL 14 16 If 16 Jones( Tee(Lhalted) 8 ft 2 die la • amen memo* Inenre. 6 16 17 pm N Odesiellllnencle4Litm 10 10 8 dl. I 'Orient* Geo (Limited) ea , 6 fl 6 1 . 1 New 1 Idle 4pea NI Or ient ell 1 2 10 Wag. amb "muves'. a M 41114 par 16 aL 1 bUm 60 Oiteame gs= a (L.I ) 9O 16 13 die 6 Ottawa Om (Limited) al 1 4 II Ovaread.Oarasy.Cm(L. 16 1 liPle 10 Panama& m.sumgail, 9 fe 7, 6 D. do. 11l reallllviand&Mio.;l4 140 40 45 * Psalimular &O. Rena all 10 71 N D. 66. New IS 14 16 pa* Queered& L., P... *4l. 61 si *Me lie Ullaaey Iron ail IS 18 11 ' Do. Nem es IBla I. Clsy Ingirov. (49 *1 11 124 11 Ditto itla ...- •18 4 8 stas NI No Janeiro Ow (14N) all 614 pm lell Royal Mail Bless Ilk Scor,./uatra.laswort. (I l* IN 116 fp .2111. Entght.d.C.4.sL 111 11 111 die 21/ toe. ri.‘&ll. , r Rime 4(1 115 1 4 die N Aincan M. et In. (L ) I 4 BMs U nth mist , eiten lama ta 11, el 84. IlabomeNo Talegsapk.. Me II 60 1 Do, *rip el I # as rd.coostrac.muin a. 11 11 1 le Ilummatilersey Is (L` 11 4 I I L N Meld , * Petroleirni ( 1 8 IWe 10 TrutMagencyoUre.L t I 1 pai 11 r. aL. co. of 11. 6 tID N 11n.tlerine * LiverF . 2 1 ea 6 Onieed IL We& OM di 2 Ilb ft Juicers. Nano, Ws. L. 1 11 1 10 'Type/ Ames TeeiLlte , 61 1 Isi s 14 Ditto 16 TIM DititlieleS Land l3l 9 11 AO WarmatMarprott.los slO 5 4 die 69 irestlndiadtPecitink(L 10 1 dive par of disoonnt. The Bank of Ireland ....I The Provlnelal Bank of -- Thelreland -- Belfast Banking Cow Polar The Sather,' Banking' Company The Ulster Banking Com- The National hank PREFERENCE SHARES. Grist Northers 5 per mot. redeem. at 10 pm of pm., 106. /FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp red Rotterdam, 10f, Rabbi and Sao Prairie* (Lim.) par. 7 pir ce.A.,151, Great Luxe:mime& 15i. Ottoman (Smyrna to Mats), 7ti v ,i- South Anatrian and Lombardo - anetbn, 151. `BM I AT.) Own o'Otooas The transactions in the stock and share markets to-day are very limited, but the general tendency of prices is not unfavourable. The news from Germany tbis morning has had a depressing effect upon the English funds, which are dull, at the re duction of yesterday. English railways, foreign bonds, and tinaneial &bares, however, meet with some inquiry, but the variations in quotations are few and unimportant. American securities are steady, with the exception of 5.20 Bonds, which have declined. tut was expected, no change has been effected to-day in the Bank of England rate The demand for money to-day is moderate, and the supply somewhat larger than yesterday. The rate for the best paper, however, is maintained at 5k to 6 per oent. In the Stock Exchange, loans from day to day, on English government securities, are obtainable at 5 to 6 per cent Consols are now quoted 86i to t for money, and 86* toil for the sth April. In the foreign stock market there is a demand for Turkish of 1862 and Greek Bonds, which have risen t per cent. On the other hand, Italian of 1861 have declined t. Turkish of 1865, Spanish 1 Pesaive, the Committee's Certificates, and Meld- can have been dealt in at steady qnotationi The prices ars as follows :—Greek, 131 to 141 ; Mexican, 2111 to 1; Spanish Passive, 261 to 27 ; ditto Oertificates, 15/ to 16 ; Turkish, 1862, 881 to 1; ditto, 1865, 371 to 1; Brazilian scrip, 4 to Of dis., ex div. ; and It►lian, 1881, 59} to 1. The Viceroy of Egypt's new loan is quoted _ _ _ to f prem. Renter's Telegram shares are at Ito 14 prem. United States 544 Bonds have receded per cent., viz., to 71/ to ; but Erie and Illinois Central R ailway shares were steady, at 55/ to 4 and 804 to 4, respectively. International Financial shares are now quoted to / dim. ; Genera/ Credit, par to prem. ; London Financial, 5/ to 4 du ; Imperial Mercan tile, 21 to 2/ die. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 11 to 2 prem.; °mend, Gurney, and Company, /to 1/ prem. ; and National Discount, 71 to 8 prem. Tke supply of stock, to which we have so often called attention, arising from the increase of other oompeting securities and from the dearness of living, continues without interruption, the result being that the dealers are obliged, as for a long time past, to pay for loans nearly double the rate of interest yielded by these 3 per cent. stocks. IThe process appears to be that the dealers buy stock 1 5:or ready money from the public, and re-sell it at an advanced price for the " amount" to speculators for a rise, who base their purchases upon the facts that quotations are now low, compared with all past experience, and that the price of Consols for April includesthres months accrued dividend. The market is rendered the weaker by the circumstance that such floating speculation as exists is mainly directed to higher prices ; were there a good number of speculators for a fall each reduction in prices would be attended with, and therefore checked by, an influx of buyers desirous of covering their previous salsa. As it is, the scanty supply of money throughout the Stook Exchange seems to in dicate that, notwithstanding the late fall, the public have as yet done little in the way of investment. About 99,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, making a total of 186,0001, since the date of the last return. The City of New York, from New York, has brought 17,0001. in specie. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 6,1081. over last year ; the Great Eastern an increase of 9801 .; the London and South Western an increase of 2,0761. ; the Great Northern an increase of 1,7241. • the Great Western en increase of 2 , 2251 . ; an d ths; Midland an increase of 4,4891. It is notified by the Bank of Turkey that "the directors having renewed the application to the Stock Exchange for a settlement and quota tion, the share certificates will be ready for de livery, in exchange for the bankers' receipts, on and after Saturday next, the 31st instant." Mr. J. Fred. Priggen, late secretary in London of the Oriental Financial Corporation, has been appointed manager in Bombay of the Delhi and London Bank. We are requested to state that the last day for the application for shares in the London and Suburban Land and Building Company is ap pointed for Monday, the 9th of April, for London, and Tuesday, the 10th, for the country. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Messrs. Satterthwaite and Co. report as follows : We have very little alteration to sote in the market in London for American securities sioce oar last—prime bare reraineed steady—say tendency to improvenieut quota tions induced by the Min premium on gold is New York beteg counteracted by fears d political trouble is Ger many. IToited States 5.20 Bonds sod Erie shares, each clime at an adrsooe of t per cent. on our last week's closing quotations. For Illinois shares there has been a very sa tire demand ; they bare touched 81, bet close 804 to I. Atlantic and Great Western Debentures. and Consolidated Bowls. continue to be pressed for sale, and aloes at a de dine of 2 par cent. The following are the returns of the Irish banks of issue for the four weeks ending the 3rd instant : 111 Aigi Average circulation during four weeks ending as above. Under 1 TotAL 1.6. 1,531,136 1,033. 100 SOO, 551,026 900,755 142,01 934.719 490,937 109,331 319,0110 028.411 in. 3%438 0 61 . 803 60,907 699.12k!1.301.728 5t1,0791 8.52,209 *ITALIA AMOUNT or COCff HELD DURING FOl7l W MAI MING AS ADM. Vi The Bank of Ireland The Provincial Bank of Ireland The BeNeat Banking Company The Northern Banking ConsPID7 The Ulster Banking Company The National Bank 430,442 1126,433 334,903 036,037 310,674 678.134 WIDNaSDAY EVINTIIO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 861 to 1, for the, 6th of April, opened this morning at 861, and closed at 86# to /. For money the last price was 861 to I. The o ffi cial business report is as follows :—Thres POT Cent. 00118018, for money, 86t ii t i , e t 1, 4, 4, #, ; ditto, for account, 861, 1 ; per Cents. Reduced, 84# ; New Three per Cents-, f, 4, i ; Annuities, 1885, 13 1 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 102}, ; ditto 64 per vent. " enfaced rupee paPer• 1074, S. Exchequer et securities were steady. dye,Th March Bills were flat, at 10s. to ss. and the June steady, at 6s. to 2s. dia. F o reign stocks o3ntinue depressed, and afresh fall was observable to-day in many of the specula tive descriptions. Egyptian Railway Debentures declined per cent. ; Greek Bonds and Coupon; ' Nasal Scrip, Spanish Gaia. Buyer.' e I eI 372,615 57,879, v 4,30 54,046 209,601 26,818 , 254,1 90,4587 270,511 40,2511 515,653 62,72 J, • ; ; i t.' 1 1 t SATURDAY. &W. to N.W, fresh or strong, with some ruin. As shore. Similar to above. Bimitsr. had, Waist, said adjs. and BiLy di Many. Bea. The Derby Mercury states that Mr. Cox, the ooriesrvative member for Darby, was unable to attend the Mom misting there on Friday night, in consequence of a violent storm breaking over Spondon, where be resided It was Mr. Cox's firm intentioa to att end the meeting, but the storm of bail, min. and wind rendered it impossible to travel, though his horses were kept harnessed for some hours. A Gm. Wrrnottaws. —For very good and suffi dent names the Earl of Dudley has withdrawn his gene roas tender of 5,0001. towards the purchase of the so-called plealure grounds. The citizens, while highly appreciating the gracious motives and most kindly feelings which i actuated his lordship's offer, will yet feel it a relief to be I freed from the pressure of an obligation desired to be con. !erred upon them for a purpose which did not enlist their feelings or sympathies, bat the reverse. They will e be nose the less grateful for the beneficent disposition It manifested by his lordship on their behalf, and he may be sure that nothing hay been more painful to them than to °" be put, though but fora moment and by no fault of their', a in the invidious position of giving, io appearance, the cold 6 7, shoulder to a most liberal and handsome proposal. The Bari of Dudley was led, it matters not how, to form an d incorrect estimate of their inclinations in regard to the 100 . pleseure grounds. They will be ma grateful for the good 6 C ( 2: intention manifested by the proposed gift as though it had actually taken effect ; but they will be still more grateful 17. for the consideration his lordship has shown for public si opinion—when it was set at defiance by those who 11 0.' were bound alike by principles and professions to pay Mt regard to it—and for the step taken in withdrawing o °.' the gift when it became apparent that the opportunity arising out of it bad been so perversely and persistently 10. mishandled se to plunge the city into discord and beget the s„ , bitterest animosities, so that the arboretum, if acquired, se, would have been but a memorial of hot feud. and assn. 10, tinted with anything but pleasurable recollections. We 4 . minim that this wise and discreet resolution of his - 6 1., lordship will bring the question to an end, and save the 4 prateetation of at least one of the memorials which we gp, have elsewhere printed, and which, with the comments 20, thersoe, we have no opportunity of withdrawing. Should 1 0 . this be the came, as every lover of peace will hope it may, it must be borne is mind that the obligation of the citizens for the removal of this brand of discard is entirely owing gp to the Eirl of Dudley. whose act has setoppsd those who cry would otherwise, at all hazards, have forced the arboretum 20. purchase on a stiffly recalcitrant poptilatloo.—Worcester Chronicle. 21. MALICIOLTS 017/11•62 GALWAY.—A most : 0 7 ; aims outrage was committed in Galway on Sunday evening 37, last at the Mission School Hose, Taylor's Hill, during ll. Divine service. The schoolhouse is need at present as the i 110. parochial church of the parish of Rahoon, and tee service Ir was eoedtteard on Sunday evening by the Rev. John I Treanor, the vicar. Daring the sermon some malicious person climbed on the roof, and threw a packet of gunpowder down the chimney. It was evidently in tended to reach the fireplace of the vestry, which is item& diately order the althea'', sad behind tate pulpit. It fall, however, by • fine into the fireplace of an adjoining apart ment, in whiesh two Andres of the schoolmaster, Mr. St. ' George, were at the time playing. An explosion took Islam, which extiegniabed the gas in the room and • lamp in ak _apartment neer, sad which also burned very severely 1ite4422,41 the two children, a little boy sine years of L arbrearar lies is a precerious condition, his eyes eom- 110. k plainly ekes& end threatened with the toes if hie *lst, d SAW sot of bit life. TM authorities have already oftemehad "" to: „ Into the outrage, sad we trust vigorous taresarei ." trp " win raptly_lekra to &nom the perpetrates.-,l a Scam Mail. lii i 1 vs R Ini till A' H"" al id t e r to id 109 110 n 12 IN ue 10 llyin - 361 re VS 111 zt . 9 00. in Ism zn Ir 4 700 Iti In a es lit 114 so es ne ui 11 9 160 143 2 1 #l ,Ol 100 1 it us 1 Pa pir • In • - 141 4111. - 0141.1 101 al ft 100 103 81 83 90 8 3 98 100 98_ 59 1 90 iiii 98 :BURL id lit li,k eu. lomg" • 01 7. id a 10112 e sa . E s t i - 661 1 T 6 63y - a i- 60 I lal. I IMa le le lb 67 0 33 46 19 43 _ sa as se M rt 61oge 1 94 SI SA S i die par I f.. 0114 1 4 I vas iom I S 1 164 SO yi 441.• 6 46h 16 18 16 18 16 17 I 9p' Sf If lip= 16 18 161. per Ili Bl A 046 6 41. par e l ls pm 4 Al 14 pee le 3 22 IS ID 76 77 16 464 474 all 16 16 10 2 IMs 12e 1 44 1 4 96 0 4 lb r. SO 141. 14miv1 10 Idl par ad IS gam SO 44 .11. 1111 Ma par 4 14 tipm 111 6 Bpm ' 44 44 1 *di* Lit 26 iio2 61 63 7 3 tar 21 a— ar 10 46 14 lb 16 82 16 —414 • —die es 16 16 16 12 10 IL B 6dr at 60 82 14 64 576 461111 16 79 0 4 9$ M' 96 IN N IN 90 MI IN 69 K 911 OA if 10 RI sa al At li li N Se. 3 11 r tra of Hindustan Aire! advar eed; while _ English Joint Btcek, Imperisl Ottoman, Mortgage of Indi Lydon and South Wester, and Mercantile a Eschanie gave wiy. Al4aass closed at If to 2 piem.l; Anglo-Austrian, at per to i prem.; andlmperial Ottoman, at n to i t in financial shares the transactions were 1130t 1 711 so numerous as of late. Credit Fonder and' °- biller were in demand, and rose 6s. to 7s. 6d. Lou don Financial also improved 2s. 6d. but Inter national Financial dee! hied I s. 3d., and Imperial Mar menthe showed dulness. General Credit were dealt in at one period at 3 prem., and London Financial at 4 die., being better than the closing prises, which were as follows :—luternational Financial, 3 to 3 din. ; General Credit, par to 3 p rem. ; London Financial, 53 to 5 din.; Imperial Mer cantile Credit, 23 to 3 din. ; Credit Fourier and Mobilise, 13 to 2 prem. National Discount shares were last quoted 73 to 8 prem., being dull ; Overend, Gurney, and Co., $ to 13 prem., being 2s. id. better than yesterday; Grmeral Ottoman, 3* to 4 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 163 to 3, showing a fall of 2s. 6d. Miscel laneous shares were very quiet, and the only change was a decline of 10s. in National Steam. Renter's Telegram shares (second issue) were quoted 13 to 13 prem. Marseilles Laud shares were quoted 2us 13 die., and Anglo-American Telegraph, par to Colonial Colonial government securities were unchartged, with the exception of a reduction of 1 per cent. za Victorian. American securities were quiet, and prices *sod the same as yesterday, with the exception of a recovery of 1 per cent. in Atlantic and Great Western Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, add a reduction of in Illinois Central Railway shares. The last prizes are subjoined:-6.20 Bonds, to ; Erie Railway shares, MI to j; Illinau Central, 801 to ; Atlantic and Great Waiters Debentures, large, 78 to 78 ; ditto 1001 Bands, 78 to 80 ; ditto Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 70 to 71 MINEP.-(THIS DAY.) Oic OVIOcIL The mining market is inactive to-day, and prism generally have not varied. Chiverton Moor alone are quoted 911 to ; ; South Darren, 3 to } ; East Caradon, 6to 1 • Frank Mills, 54 to 6 ; Great Vor, 251 to 26; Herodsfoot, 37 to 39 ; Clifford Amato! mated, 141 to 15} ; and West Chlverton, 721 to 75. The subjoined weekly report on the metal market is from the circular of Mews. von Dadelarna and North : We reanot report any improvenesat ia the desitaad far instale. The Arsenous accounts are tureatisfestoryo and we me a* prospects from other quietus of • gemerel revivals %wades which the hones trade is nos so brisk as it we four weeks ago. hoe We moot report any asap in the pesition of Welsh bars. For sails the dewed In sleek, sod prior lower. There le bat We doing In Steficadeldre Imo, In anticipation of the oaartirly siostied. &oath pig inn bee been steady, sad shoe advancing to 7135. K. - relapsed to 765. 3d. cosh. Ooppor ; &NM the rodeo:Aims In pew several secoad.lmod panels of raw sad maautsatared bare cheated hoods below emelhers' Mosta tom bat a more gaped droned yestreday that a law pared of manufestured had be.. dose at fall prima Bona he beer done at 931., aad Wellaroo 921. 10a. MI bus nandnally 871. Tin is completely at • stealakU, ao bee ars reported this week ; sellers of Straits . at 661., mid of Banos at b7l. 10s. and 87 1 ., buysra Most The Duke market steady, at sales prim Baglleh is sellbe below smelters' prime. Tie plates me If scything • sheds easier. lead : Prime have bees malatakeed, bat dawn& is by so mesas brisk. Speller ; We Maar to repast o Moak market, with little basioess, at ire fogey*: prises. 6pot, here, 241. 10e. ; Jesse sat Jaly, 241. 10a. 41. 124 61. Hall pareels comsesed the ewe prime. to 2 OOMMEROIAL AND MARKETS. WAREFIRLD CORN KARIM. —(T HIS DAL) (st macaw AND timmietorm , maastra.) (nod ova owls oosawerrsion.) Mutat, Wag hold oil time wool day, is thinly stissisd; limited bedew paring wit►out slimy is mita, id sq *OWL KINCING-LANK.-(THIS DAY.) Sooms.-Tbe market ooatinses dull, and the Britoil business dens boa been at ;moss to timer of buyers. Ms* Wysts sales include Demerara, at 30s. 6d. to 335. 6d. ; St. Kitts, at Sile. to 335. ; Jimmies, 33e. ; and (relay liaaritius at 365. BeGood--prioss of dried goods ars mus tard ; owing to their oontassed marshy pietas are doll of sale and show a farther dacha*. Cowns.-Oolv a tow transmit/ow aro morbid. Priem awfully sothiSsisod. Tam.-Tho market °endues Mbar quiet. C000m..-Trinidad coationes to realm firm prioes ; &M. 75e. to 775. 6d. ; Trinidad, ordinary to soporific rod, 79.. to 106 s. ; Glreamda sold railer irregular)y, commas to tarred. 635. 66. 675. 6d. ; line, 71s. 6d. to 775. 6d. ROM.-40 puncheon of Barbie* sold at la. bid. ; and 30 paselisom of Demerara at la. 73. market oostinues hovers. Aznowaoor boa sold at barely tbe former valso ; St Viscoses, 20. to 60. Saoo.-160 bozos of good lame Pan pad sold at 314 18a. Whit* Betemm.-Popper, 64 taring ay" sold 41. is not makable at late rates. Pimento sold at prisms is buyers' favour ; low So good middling, 20. to M. Clisgar boa realised he. prior &ova, 32a. to 325. 6d.; 44m. to 455. ; Jamaies, 690. to 755. FAIIIT.-Tissro is an improved &mond for sommon ter ms* as& fir prices ore sow domendod. Volassia raisins are auras, and bleier prices are paid. Corros. -Tim limited business trsoaocted has boon at id. per lb. &olio*. Arm has mold at about pervious prima, but the damson& oontivass very limited. Commarsok-Tho publio sales went off at irregular prime ; good sad doe silvers at 2d. %draws ; pasty, as dahlia. Honduras. low pasty to floe demo silver, 90. to 3s. 9d. ; block, 3s. 4d. to 4e. 2d. Tenoriffe Mint, 3.. 4d. to 3s. 84. ; bloat, 3a. M. to 56. TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) The market id quiet, et the Wow's( prioes :—Peters. berg Y.C. oe the Not, 495. ; Marsh. 495. ; April to Awe 495. ; June, 495. 9 d. ; Oetobe to December, 495. 9d. to 501. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIB DAY.) The lumber of besets is very small, owieg to the pro hibition of cittle from HoUsed. Trade is, however, stow, and prises remain sheet the same as on lieeday. We are well 'applied with sheep and the demised for them is small ; prime are rather lower. Lamb is the principal feature of this day's market. It is scarcer thee hes bees known for maoy years os the oerrespoodiwg day. Prices are very high. Some choice qualities have made nearly Is. 3d. per lb. We have DO Cagives nor pig. at market. From Germany there ars 12 besets sod 3,320 sheep, end 118 boosts from Frame. 232 Koss of 61346 a. e. L & Bast 03083, LIM& 4 30 a 2 344611berilicess 4 3 6 0 1•00•4 qua. bomb 3 0 3 10 Caves riga BBertDna&RU-bred+ 6 0 0 4 Seeds at market, ITS; sheep pigs, none. Pee atom of SU. a & 1. 4 Beet lass& lit-Isslals 6 0 4 Daese-wools 6 8 • Do. o. Shorn • Issas esaosal owl 6 1 3 • Do. de, Mora • • • iambi and lambs, 8,163: calves sal SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Yr. Charles James Easton reports trade slow. at last day's prime. Prime over, from 120 e. to 132 5. 6d. ; interior. 110 a. to 120 s. ; pilaw second cot. 90e. to 1114. prime tray, 100 a. to 110 a.; isterior, 90e. to 965. ; straw, Ma. to 42e. PBOTINCIAL SEARS IMAM& I.IMrOOL, Master U. -lase Sedgy r-innseas. New,lllo6a p.-Loncion and North Waders, 1218 a-Midland, 1 -Lamenelar• end Yorkshire, 6 percent. , 114-Lancaster Carlisle. 210-Noeth Union A. 212-Dit t o B. 146-Rutt4o and Lake Huron, 6 6.161-Grand Trunk of Canada, SO 29,11 9 -Greea Western of Canada, I 16-Yrie, Ma 6c exot,„4, Virginia 6 par cent., 61-Great Ltizernooure, II 11-16-liainowe and Meuse. 919.1619-16 xd-llexican 8 per cent., 21i- Alliance I Bank Lgg Coo and Liverpool (Limited), 846 Is lac 2 p.-Berned • Banking Company (Lholledl. 1 cl.-Imatern Exchange Bank ILL mho% 1 7-16 7-16 c (1. -Mercantile and Exclisage Baok (Le , nailed), 41 (1.--bveread, Gurney, sod Co. (Limited), 1 p.- 1 Mertne (Limited), par -Liverpool andl Louden\ smil l = Fire end We, 8 1-16p.-Union Marine (Wished), 1 848 p.-1141. ' shire 011, ay d. -Liverpool trohenme, 16-datemal Nem ndled), la d.-L•neester Canal, 116 a. Slanrll4l2l4. Matra 26.-There wee a don mutat, and preen were generally lower. Bokkow, and Co. 6$ p. -District Bank, 171 p.-Erine, Mt-1 -01412 8 244211 . t -Great Laxemboars, 111(--Great Northern A, 189-(lrand rn or Canada, SO ehl -Great Moroni of Canada. 11l 16-Greas Western. We -Geoid teed& 448 so. -Uwe. *lre and Yorlialske. 144-London and Noeth Mestere, ltla -11sumbentar, SWUM sail Lincolnshire, - ditto 6 TAT dent. rw....09,1174--ditto I per Cent. Preference, DOI - Mexican, 2 1 1 -North Belton, 611 ex die. -Overend, Gurney, and Commonly (I4rised). 11111.1 pi-Beath &atom 14-11iames and Memo, 122 , 221 , . 1 . 1 !M 102 ). 411 Tidied !Mtge 646 The Liverpool Mercury of to-day states that the c u l t° 7 A s kr an i o 1 8 4 1. 11 Ima m s cr ip, s pows b marte m•ci.--i m a r e s u e - i -A si iii— si — ii _. _ reit.d seam 5.3 . ts Inagua to Yr. Madam) ow the 6th proximo will kids& se game the High Sheriff, the liberal members mem and Cortificestosi i i mad Max im ; 1* Yet"' Bolak nf I e—lagg l 'Axelas:No• P i. • —Nawbgeborcar - foe the boroughs of Lineable*, the ermemi en for the Brazilian' scrip was also flat, but the OM live per now Gonmair. lie 21—BuBluees dose: 010111011d4r want 4 / county and Livegwol, Sir Thomas Binh. Mr. Wm. lwarS Omits. were 1 per cent. better; and Turkish of 1865, ' g E lli r * li in, l eat list sod Halt (Unshed), at I pram. 71 "" Mi. J. C . Swart, Mr' Jame . 11 •1" 4 Mr. Wal4 k. /tuition Bonds of 1822 also met with 'expiry. . rincierinness and woe westere. me to In; 1111 ` Blaisdell, and other principal musty gentleman. Mr. Goodie°, M.P. will be one of the pods at the Liverpool banquet to'ldr. Gladstoee. The Viceroy of Zgypt's new Loan eloesd at 4 : = ,........y 0zi b m ...... t0 m . a. .. „. ; 0m00. t.... . ): ..... 0..t ..... :3 .1 ...1.: ........ ..... : oi : to I prem. The amount of business in bank sham - wsn Neehmi r ). I. pram, Dams : ilnistro ll'figh- T z ul " 21731 " " 10001001 L —Lord Houliktoil ._.,c __.‘ ..... _...., ;., prises wars nne me, Idlei).l 1- moo "Anwar crow ens ' 1 I'm altt• Weirtod IffullideSPf kilo MiNiholigh its Ot UM4I4", liU" ' ".' Cla n 't" '''' de • 7177 . - 1 7 4 an k liwited). to f; end Mentz s Ariel Geneensaleelltd7; Lard oeleage, deseased. roue. Anglo-Zgyptian, Consonaama, ana of 41.. es di, I 1 • .- .. ..-.-- e-m..----••••••• ,-- _.—.-.—.-- . /V '.......- -..- —.-- ' ____ • :Jul: :i4:: .•1 .1, 000 0 A1:: me. ilk I fitri s• • • .f•, $4 kt 69 1 i-. S7i lilt t 11214 coos i •,000 io,oosi i:iiil :: L a .... a. 4.100 t. ..i ..... .. I. . a. .. Losii age L,coot• mow eol 1°;to,soo ii:ti a li a._ temp mo_o_c! aTla ?MN ii.ii - OW 16,000 10.000 30,1100 x , I 14 11.1 4 iii I $1 W 1 - 641 IC9I 9 ... if 1:01:: KOOO ^OOO WS, NI 0641 mooli M, 10. 4,?001 10,0110 i 0,0001 7.ii4 kt•i" IMO lo: IMMO 11.-- M.ppp~. 111,100, 110,000 NAM! Mal UN' woo, *ail isTaii 15 ON isr.fist. 4J 340151 IF* 1;1 60.001. Ki.loo iii;(. l i 6 .l - 0.500 10,214 IMIAM WAD SUN 10.1_821 tam ilrilil SO.Oroi -- io,ooai ME SO. 14. MAK 12i _ll 26 3'l If 10 - vl '4 la ne 770 471 25 55 wo ••• li 90 95 O 91 91 15 Is SO 95 US 191 100 100 117 1061 1001 o.}w. 6 7 14 16 610 i6O 11 n i II 9 T 9 S T S t S 1 le K. 2 i tl 1 Y 27 ili I ft 40 4 4 6 1 4 6 4 ..• _ • ' 86 46 8 10. 14 n n no 410 • If 16 20 4 6 14 16 4 6 i i 116Ile 27i 141• SI 92 26 2B 1 1 IDS !1b 14 16 100 100 100 100 illi . 103 i I iL• sal tn.. it SAL* ILI LO.O 0)&17.6 14'7.61 1 ULM' 0 LILO 0110 s. &WI 1.0.17.0 .d.O 'CO 11.11.0 T. 1.6 LV.S.T It LLO 18.111.9 SLIM tei id 6.11.0 me IT 114 16 A 5.738,4 927.0871 281.6111 243,440 I S 5 and upward& A 2,654,626 Total. tie IA 1r IS oAn ler a vas. ikki 11 2 Poe' th: