The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-19 00:00:00

INTELLIGENCE. PRLNCL STATEMENT OF THE " 310NITEUR." (sT sosiumrs Aim =viz Timazizz4 Mos ors ovx PARIS, TCLIDAT KosNoe. The Amiterr, in the course of an article epos the programs of the negotiation, relative to Italy, Oates that the Powem were agreed es to tlis four points which were to be discussed, and which have alres ly been given in the journals, bat rabic vastly the Cabinet of Visalia demanded that Bar dinia should first disarm, and this condition having' encountered objection', substituted that of a general disarmament before the opening of the Congress. England judged it sufficient for the preeent to admit the principle of a general disarmament, reserwthe the repletion of the details meta the orpiaths Connie end the Emperor, guided by sentiments of oonciliatioo, accepted this proposal. Diagonals, berm", moos upon the question whether the Mehl adhesion of Sardinia to the principle wee previously ladispeneable. The Emperor thought that Piedmont 'meld not logically and fairly be in vited to adhere to the principle unless the wore ennsmosed to the Congress, but England having strangly Waisted that Frame sireald secure the eetpaisecente of Piedmont in the prin ciple, the Emperor did not retain to give this sew proof of his conciliatory wither, but as the wadi don that Sardinia and all the other Italian States should be invited to make part of the Congress; furthermore, the Emperor, as to the disarmament, said, that having admitted the principle, he had no objection as to the moment of execution, and if the Powers were of opinion that it should be pro ceeded with even before the Congress, he saw, on his part, no rewire for refusing to conform to that view. Everything then leads to the presumption that if the difficulties are not yet removed, a definite understanding will not be long delayed, and that there is nothing further to oppose the meeting of the Congress. The Indlpendastee Belye of yesterday remarks that if we were to judge simply by the prepara tions for war, we mid cons to no other con clusion than that we were drawing ass: with giant strides to actual hostilities, and that the riteetiag of the coignes, if not actually hopelem,is at all events extremely doubtful. The /*dependance adds: " The departure of the fleet from Brest to join the Mediterranean squadron, a departure ordered the day on which the new propositions of France were trans mitted to London, appears significantly warlike. Moreover, the French corps approach nearer and nearer to the frontier of the Alps; and it is even said in military ekes' at Paris, that in the present state of things Franco could in three days amemble 80,000 men under the walls of Turin. There is *rid/110y an exaggeratket here both of assonnt and in the time specified ; but it is tree that the Lyons Company has guaranteed to the government the transport of its troops at the rate of 25,000 men per day. Oa the other aide, In Piedmont, the volunteers accumulate at Genoa, and in Lom bardy the railway administration has since the 17th suspended until fresh orders, all movement of its trains between Venice and Milan, Verona and Mantua,in order to put the oarriages,&c., exclusively at the service of the military transports. Finally, in Germany Carina states are arming, and the chief talk is of interviews and conferences, with the object of completing the military measures of the Confede ration." The Nord observes that all the routes leading to Italy an still covered with military convoys, and are mosopelleed for the public service. The entire 2nd (bps d'Annie (Austrian) hu left to join the army of Italy, and the nomination of three new field manhale—Archdake Albert and Generale Hese and Wimpfen—ia spoken of. Mr. Reuter imi received the following: " MARSBILLin, Moinav Ana U. " Advice' have been recei ve d from /tome to the 16th. The departure of volunteers which had hitherto been ineon.siderable, now begins to Woman rapidly. 260 young men have left Yeronee foe Pied mont. " A seditious riot took place the day before peter day among the students of Bologna, and the troop were obliged to firs upon the*. It is stated that several persons were woneded. " Austria is increuiog the garrison of Feuer,. - "TRIESTE, Aram IS. " The shipchandlen of this town have received orders from London to be prepared for the arrival of English men-of-war. " The Austrian government has hired six Austrian Lloyds steamers." "TURIN, MONDAT. "The Piedmont*** Gaulle of to-day publishes the answer of the Sardinian Government to the London Cabinet with referees* to the request of the latter that Sardinia ahead enema to the principle of a reseal sad iimaltaneons disarmament before the emesalling of the congress. This answer was foe warded by telegraph, and the following is its teat: " ' If Sardinia had been admitted to the merges ea the same footieg as the ether great Powers, she woald, like Frames, lave asserted the principle of a general disarmament fa the bops that her meat would sot prodeeeeenesgesnme detrimental to Italy. Her a:clones hem the __grace does not permit bet to make any such sagagemest, and still less the ea gagement which Ragland requires. However, to con ciliate the efforts of England in behalf of the safety et Piedmont, and in order to maintain tranquillity is Italy, Sardinia is willing, if Austria will cease seed ing fresh troops into Lombardy, to undertake : " ' I. Not to place her reserve under arms, as had ben resolved ea since the Austrian reserves had boss sailed is. " 'L Not to mobilise her army, which is not on a war footing. " ' 3. Not to more hor troops from the purely de fensive position which they have occupied for three months.'" " The news received favour the expectation of early assembling of the cosign e." ALLEGED DEATH OP THE KING OF NAPLES. The Nord, of to-day, publishes the following telegrams from Marseilles, dated yesterd►y : " Letters frees Naples, received here by the last packet, bring the news of the death, on the 12th, of Ring Ferdinand 11. " Parties in Naples were preparing to act, each in km own interest. The Austrian party—which np porta the Queen and her son, the Duke of Trani— hopes to perpetuate the r/yOsse of compreerion. The mama, on the other hand, pronounce for the hereditary prince, round whom the liberals appear desirous to rally, with a view of obtaining a *institution, and the participation of Naples in the general affairs of Italy. Men's minds are greatly disturbed, and, aa a provision against a possible movement, the troops were kept ready within bar racks." Mr. Rental has received advises from Naples to the 16th, in which no mad= is mewls of the actual death of the King; but it is dated that "after a terrible attack of his malady the King rewired the Mine meat and afterwards blessed and bade farewell to his family. Signor Filangieri has been summoned to !)Marti" THE BOMBAY MAIL. AND 11117711 N TIZNOIAPZ4 MARSEILLES, TOINDAY. The Bombay mails reached Baez on the 9th led., with dates of the 27th March, and Aden the 3rd caned. The Rebel armies are brakes sad dispersed, sad their leaden are tagitives is the jimglee. The rebels ere in great numbers in Nepatil, and Jung Bahadoor has sent troops into the jungle to rent than eat. The followers of the Begun and Nana number about 8,000 ; Brigadier Kelly was watching their move ments. Oa. notating' tranquil. A great many rebels ban samendand. The Nawab Cl Farenckabad has been sentenced to death. Great excitement has been occasioned in Bombay and Calcutta, owing to the new Customs' tariff. Im pede, little better. Exports, more doing. Money easier. Freights steady. Exchange, 2.5. Ild. to Id. The following telegram hie been received by the Peninsular and Oriental Stearn Navigation Com• MARSEILLES. TOISDAT Mountie. " The Eller., with the mails from Bombay, ar rived at Marseilles at 7 this morning. " The mails left for London at 10 a.m. "Thirty-three hours" quarantine enforced." (IT ILICTRIC AND ornalunolcu. Tir.sonans.) 80IIIIIMPTON, Itratz, 19. The Indus, with the lamp portion of the Bart India and China mails, has arrived, She beings 13,9501. in specie, 1,400 bake of silk, and 140 pas sengers. Her date are Alexandria, 4th; Malta, Bth; and Gibraltar, 13th inst. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 19, 1859. IMPRESS FROM PARIS. (Tux ova owl' PARIS, MOXD&Y livaxnre. The political weathercock has certainly taken a turn towards peace this afternoon.. It is reported in government circles that after the grand masa held at Turin yesterday an answer to the French recom mendation, touching the disarmament., was de spatched to Paris, which is in substance favourable. It is also said that Austria consents to admit Pied mont to the congress, but upon condition that the other statue:ltaly are to sit in it likewise. More over, it is affirmed that Frame and Sardinia will not moos thin latter proposition. This unanimity is really wonderful; and I cannot help thinking that further explanations will suggest difficulties which do not appear to be thought of for the moment. It was an old suggestion of Austria, that all the Italian states should be represented in the worms, and the idea was scouted, because it was said that the arrangement would give Austria a certain majority. Then, again, it was taken for granted the Pope would not send a representative, and that Modena could not because she has never recognised the French Emperor. By what magi. all these difficulties have been conjured away I am quite at a loss to conceive. There is a talk of Prince Napoleon being sent immediately to Berlin, in the hope of counteracting the effect of the Austrian Archduke Albert's mission there. Rear-Admiral barien de la Gravid», who dined with the Emperor • few days ago, has gone to Tonls•, and, it is acid, that "in owe of war " he will be intrusted with an important command. The journals of Nantes and Bordeaux confirm the news given by the Journal du Havre, of • levy of mai/ors in all the ports ; the order was received at Brest some days since. The &irk, in noticing the proposed bases the the debates of the congress which have be oPmennni toted semi.otficislly to the journals, is at consider able pains to show that little good is likely to come of them. The " elasticity "of these bases will not, it says, have escaped attention. They leave open "questions of the most serious nature—questions wick go to the heart of Austria, and against which altromontanises is protesting by anticipation." Aa to the disarmament, the Biiels continua : Lot Arita ahem sitiously. sod Piedmont vill cot Imi tate to rakes than war ciargee wideb per so bossily urea bee rearms. But is as to disband time sable maxis alike bare case to bar AI boa Maim% Pants, Tummy, Lombardy, sal Visas t Li• a masse them par ses alma= to presestios ? Na—tbst amid be sa set to white maim Mad Vkaor Zoosroaral oar Ids rims wham will ems soassaa—ea oat iglu& N am e saw miummali to biz ally. The portions of Austria via mg tat we aressideg that Ma tremieske masa remit to arms. as be hi the maw kaNII Mark ramaia loaf to the mks at Imam will pats*a be se ark bed ralskraa swat trtisa ♦ustria is to be Moss est ot Italy. If tbe roy alists and the ultralossisas bar so bead spa the yew vaismisies wimp law laved thou arm rue it thisit amp to the Wien awes, it Is beam aboelatim asp at,. tad Om twisty tboorsal akiatass me set isolsisd, dot um ispossat Mired d>v isselow sad love of Illisety Ind mind laspssiort—iallssimotibis pss• dews sealed vidsh Austrian tiserdissi is lisp*• fowl. w. s as Ism ia tke shoals& by all Ire pews d do boss prowalsatel yesterday in air., admit 'Mg. Ti. Nail" of tAs mynas wiU be a troop s ed file pdillosilisa of its protloola will allow to tho proviso whoa II Is silswated to &wive how sacred is the rause whisk we alba The noses which I sent you of a treaty between Holland and Belgium wu reproduced by the Pa'ris and other French journals without comment. The Pays now says that several foreign letters speak of "an alliance, offensive end defensive," between Hol land and Belgium, and that "if our information is correct, and we have every 111110011 to think it if, the statement is devoid of all foundation." It is important to observe that the original news said nothing of a treaty "offensive and defensive," bat spoke of one for mutual defence in certain contin gencies, which is a widely different thing. I have more confidence in my original information on this point than in the hesitating contradiction of the Pays. _ _ The Bonne wee animated and very frequent fluctuations took place. The Rents, for account, opened at 67G. 60c., rose to 67fr. 900., fell after. wards to the opening price, and rallied to 67fr. M., closing with a ries of I Sc. For cash there was an equal rhos, the last price being 676. 660. Mobilier roes 10fr. The Western Railway rose 7fr. 60c. sod i the ether lime from 2k. 600. to bfr. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF RICERCIURR. aides' fa Beam.— (Bakes the Laud Chief Beres, and IM MO Ilertla, Bramwell, eteit Cileausl4) MUM.= V. 1001....-LOIAVIO nemmis. Mr. italwis Jams apptied, ow behalf of the ddisdest In this cam ter a Me, oelling on the plalstif to Maw mess why the dindast should not be at liberty ie _tet amain oommate, books, ite., La the pit•• 'a pommies. The dahadast wes a esatkems, re amed of here prepety In Wake, sad had bees for sem months sa of a mimes imago asylum celled Kemal Hoe" at Hlllingdce, and Mk* hod been kept by the plaistit • mastakeias de Imam inquires& having bees msd M. the fmatry teck k. elsemsYs Is kmost last, whim theism sem a *Ms al dam kmad that Mr. keel was of sound rs sr, la etimazti p Im hod bra pregeeky malised. Dr. Meta, the hetamht ea maim ft Timm MIL far the boss ed deltakst the — Aess — L 5 wasinthe Arithse maga bid tam Qom'. thought s z i Beth naiad DA is dos :r false an HA granal r. brin at semi hal ken twrisprr thst ly ossined. Th g e dandled mike Os! and 9 Vittoria, c. 100, r= the • husk., factekang the book of sad dialtheise, the medical limitation book, the ease beak, art tha tikes? book. Mr. who eijasted to the applitatko, on the ground that this tras as allampt toothed& widow la one trial, to be used Is erreerm. A shaker aniketka had beta made to Mr. Inthise HD. ad sdasel. Mr. hare ethil is Wed to agu to the (kart of Qua's knob teressew to mum thus ardor. The Cadet Haesa stiopethed ask as Mr. hulks Hill had Elea a Media, it weal ha ea we H A wee dsolded U- M* the ease thine be... The court then &lewd the ars to Mend ow, that the andertte might be .sanded. COURT OF 0010 . 10 F PLEAB. !Wimp ba;;;;. - (VskWi lis ard Zia ImsCookbara, .......... mad hashes Cgwdsr, Wiese, mid Ilyks.) . V. TII soora-aionaN WLWAT 003CPANY. ALM.= GLOM MIN RAILWAY 00/LPAXISI. /dr. ldwin James said that the as hod boa twice he ir. Yr. Berta Martin at Chelmsford, wire the mid wit tar the plaintiff for 134 10e. The premed nodes was to so side that mist yea the Mete stand in eireda eidevita, The plastid ke meld wes a Polish Jew *rig to Pilisselsboa all it we wee OM it the id NOW/ITM_ hew ft Is sod he mot Is th e Mons at Leedeerl~ ri p l a i l i enH u t i rebe • Nokia, without ow ditootka. heft ewers meet be delbserd bea to Om stolen. aid:the piiiN mined that we tie nail cif the 4th November be mot to Need fern tatooliag to premed times to kroalsonn Whin abir old emirs at Resift des Doe could Mt be Mead. The pessat olio nee le mew the vela. et the senisle t tug Ica, and to pialetir deliseel sial z Weise. eisisileg lb., allsolad the la the deals hised4 wils, ri m Arnim% esifolons mac wed one odor tiny. The phalli ei Panties ifelessons. Ns vies Dior, who ellen she sew Ida pat seem e l l the thine • tu t . Nis sfelf algid be tee; tat tt was Wesel Nee that but erase weed Ono the lian The meow led their lo lisissem ving mit sopleimee se conseseine • e dm biker el the paw wows pently pirate dim IR the It. el • blest boa, esed.wbsa the moray dediel le his deka. la the seem of the UM the phis td Mabel OM wee to the Mile dolma Me 1011 hese hind since the alleged ism The Jury. marina stenias this, gen • • wad Mr the Odell I. a pollen of the MI dales& hoes sereintios Weise bete mole to lit. Besse, tie compors solkitor, by • poem mooed Cialdshory, to the slim Oat eat hie& kicked gone to an, bey that the box that mentally west wee a Ice sheet. There w Mall to believe Get tie tea sheet ems beak the el Otte Wooden Ansa aria& and Yr. &boons had • fill =the moms elm kr to It. of a bleak box NalvetiseCrowder—Aadlielosoes you my lithe plaintiff's for he le father of the wear of the plaintiff. - Ter. Isms—Yds ; Utis betimes all Ow perdu WY BKO6 1411166111M8 A .) ldersid wear& thin data/lad eons b ad bon taken bakes the polies asgistrates, sad Admitted that as Wit there &add be ea answer upon affidavit. Ta. Lord Chief Jastles sea is was a matter that mom light &wild be thrown on. Saks granted. THE POLICE COURTS, (THIS DAT.) MANSION.HOLUM Patrick lienctoilort of about twelve, was abated before Marco= Ka _hl (who at for the Lord witle " a Cluereasy shirt fees the shop of Kr. Tool,, hoake,42 li — aimeered frees the miasma that as Thome. Smith was rafteA 4 al . teer the Iltawries, he saw the prisoner sad smother about Kr. Young's shop, and from their manner he ..n. w7sUuced to watch them. The prisoner seeing him, waked awsy, bat presently cams beck and jumped up at the shop door, and palled down the shirt. Wittier ran across end ereeed him, when he dropped the shirt and commenced struggling, and threw Smith down, but h. was bald until a policemen came np, when he was given into custody. The other boy naps La dim fa the mat mad the ;rimer had bees pre stoutly °resisted, which he (the prise r) deeded. Peerldme (pitler)—Wby ha has bean convicted bar times from this court, my lord. Prisoner—No, I ain't, coy throe times. Alderman Kuhl—Weil. what Ism you to my to this amp? Phi...mt.—Why, I was passing by lir. Yong's= whet • boy came up, pulled the shirt down, and away ; en' that 'ere gentlemen came up and collared me. Aldermen Nethi—Well, I shall lead you for three months to hard labour. SWOT* AND FATAL. AO9IIIINT. lkeert latimailFseleri;l•74;4;744l;4lean, ia the movies of limn. Bantry, Parkins, rad O. the eztamive browses Backside, were charged him Mr. Elliott with laving cared the death as Janne Tyson. Mr. Frederick William Evans, of WA, larkebeet, Wal wmth, said he was in the Weiworttrrowl sear the Elayheat and Castle saes the mealag beim, and saw • cart too sp earatthiag aod ortwMrsW., wed two men were pitched set it, They wars threw* mike the shah horse GI • brewer's tray, and he saw the wheel of the vehicle pees our the body of e . of them. . . . - 14. - Joh& Hicharde deposed that on the naming before he was in a cart with Jesse Tyson, the diessood, who was driving, end walk golag aloft the Walworth•road their vehicle struck spinet a ma sad they men Mums into the med. He sew • brewer's dray mai, on to Wes, end he scrambled oat of the way as well as he meld, bat hie Marl was not so fortunate. for me of the wheels, pawl over hie bo ty sad killed him. In reply to the gamptiens of the emirate, the witness said he end the deemed ware going awe kerne'e dray, mad vent in the act of moan % w as:4; yea spinet a vas, sal NM thrown on to it as be had bin He ion hot►k the prisoners on the dray, but °mkt net say whit% wee the driver. Pobse-emetabbo Edward Mummy 66 P, said he wee on the mot hanowilmtely ears the accident, and saw Ricluudeos sitting as a mak in the dory, sad Read admitted that be wee driving the homes at the lime. Both said the accident 00. emm4 through the deceased aetlsat a van, and being Snag es es the shaft se. shaft deceased woe taken sr is as imenible stets sad carried to Oefs Hospital, Mot ea salving Mime he died. The prima, said the makised we wasectidable on their pre, ad ßilimadaia Was disebarpd, bat Berl wee held M bell in his own mageisemses r arrest as Mesdap nest. LOU or LIFO AT • Fns.—crins DAT.l . 7 ke This at • int s irenbolero $ 'Week, a ire out to •17: n o t. Cbureiveleset, Oro, Wooers to Mr. Flay egg ..,10 sad better umailr et, bat he sat In semi treessur Wire is as we. nod% tbe brk parlour we. is ere, and la the midst al re dams we. bend a female 1 0 . rased Carlisle, beret in • most shooting maser. g Tbe ressains wen phvzol Is • Asti, and removal to re deed-house. Had it sot bees for the early discovery mob 4 by one of the ledger., by stasikag she boring, it is not in probible that several other Wien might have pariatad. The le husban I of the asfortusate wows wee oat at the tires. Loss OtiLIFEAf VILIST3MI ITIIII4IW BUENA: An ecoideet at the NeaWeetishr Bridge Werke hie bee attended with lb. kw of a Bfa, emdl theism injury to several W WII. It sprats that the weed= woos moving a block c 4 stogie watt • travelling MY, TIM liAlleasehtnery gave way, end the dote tell with $ treemsndems meth on some pieces of timber. A ter UMW AMID wt dna down sad All Into the water, end erase ethos were Wined. The body of Jane le .apposed to be smdersest_k the rmemmus mash ALARMING MISTAKM...- On Mallifty, Nil acadeut, award by the Incautious tua of gunpowder, gummed at the , house of lir. Bei* Fitiock, roar, Wad Isigkolt. From Leonides we Ism that atisesget other rods Mr. Pittock =briseems rebels witapowdet fa sat** for black tle& woe given le the alevent to dna the atom. The grader met emewstisg the the girl returned it le bat seleithea, who lama it os the Ire. • lemilie implodes was Inetwatly eimestiarbee ; Mrs. Fit test's deaths were enveloped im hems., the was namely berM. end marrowly award with bet TIMI windows el the thaw nen were thatierad, ad the neighbourhood =ley by the ',hook. Mr. Pitta nk wee at deniedureiret when the Intelligent wee ementaakated to hit—lees Herald. EMIOIUTIOII TO TER CAPE or GOOD Hon.- 0. lhiesy ormier, the 16th 'aslant, at f3oethampton, the tralfee Table Bay were etnbarted on board the ship es uebestag 26t eon's, equal to 2061 statute mute, witristieg Welly of awricaltaral labourers and female ennolle exteente, selected by the Ron. Mr. Field. ' SHARE LISTS.-71118 DAY. Two VOLOCE. The railway share market to is my inani mate, and rather fiat in charatar. Most of the leading stocks present a redaction of I in 3 per cent. compared with the 4 o'clock quotations of 7steeda y. London and North Western steak is now quoted 94 to t t Groat Wes tern Y , 67j to I Midland, 100 t to 101 ; Lanoultire Wes and orkshire, 92t to 4; Botith-Bastern, 20 7-16 to 9-16 Per share; Cal , 714 to / ; Berwick, B9t to 90 ; York and North Midlan 74! to 11 North British ,65 to 66t. Lombardo-Vanden Railway shares are doll, the old shares being qasted prem., " livers," Ind the DOW, " buyers. I Preach Hass are quiet. Great Western of tads, shares an heavy. 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Wheat in Urge emulative demand, at 2d. advisee aim Friday. Flour 2d. dearer. Indian eon' in fair request, at slight advent*. Egyptian bean 7s. dd. to 7s. Bd. Oats, barley, and oatmeal steady. MINGING-LAML—(THIS DAY.) Suoas.—Tbs burp park asks are propwri without orbit, bat Barbados' sold at abort pre. rake. Refined lamps, 695. to 6ds. Corwam—Ths public alit sr* gasp of steadily, without 'bowleg way sarnal abrades to prime. Tz.s.—Tbs sisamwd °outlaws pod, ad the trade are buying hely tithe her landed purr esityrwraz.—)Mastics 194, 1 6 *,sold 38s. 6d. to 39c dd.; sad Ins paths re had for higher prices. Rm.—Hakim rk bight" prior, which has prevented berms this awastag. Corrow.—No sake Maned. Markets pasrally have a guist appearare. TALLOW MARILET.—(THIS DAT.) The sorbet is Ire. plias we quoted as follows :—Towu tallow, 645. est comb ; Petetsbarg Y.C. cattle met, Ms. to 645. 6d.; All this south, 640. ild. ; Mayes Jae, 64e. 6d.; Joe slow, 645. ed. to 64r. 9.1. ; July to September, 645. W.; Oct. to Dee., 66e. SMI icm It THF► meadow lELD HAT MARKET.—(THIS hay DA75s T.) Pro without altarstion. Plias . lo 80s.; ospirke ditto, 84a. to KM ; inferior it 60s. to 665.; roman. 60s. to 70•.; clover, old, 965. to 106 a.; ditto. mord cut, Elfs. to 92a.; straw, Us. to 28s. TM* SHOCKING MURDER IN IRMAitD.--On Wednes day morning i n t e ll igence reached the polies in Tales that a man named John Morgue, a small farmer, raiding at a place called Cahiel•haws, within two miles of the town, murdered hie wife the night before, or early that morning, sad absconded. It is said that his child, of about two yews old, wee beard crying centistiously during the morning by men working in a field sear the bona, end that they were induced to go to the door which they found locked, and which they it length broke open, and found the child in an open tics, and the woman a capes on the door, Partially covered. Lamour further hest that the murderer met • man named Moriarty, tot far from the home% and actually told his he had committed the act. Coutsion AND Lou OF LIFE.— The Voir* !Ming meek, bekeehte to Mr. Habil tla Oteanwlat, returned tem lienrieliyeraday, mad wrier reported the loss of four of his erar• dew hours afterwards Wel the men salad ho rns by railway, ranch to the joy of their Meade, sad arrears that only owe if the mew vas drowned, ender the tolls? drannelemete:—On Friday mornbg the men ware in Mks et Harwich, what the bow wee coward, fie se r d sse wee anated away try a mask the crew et which is saving the lives of Wee d the occupants M the boat. TY vosther bring hay, the moiler of the Vest to eonsidsred that four of the crew were drowned, and retorted to Greenwich under this Sweetelos. MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two 0 1 0•005. The fends opened this morning with • heavy appearance, at a fall of nearly / per cent., the Ministerial statements of last night being unfavourably regarded. Within the lest hour, however, more firmness has been shown, and prima are now quoted only about 1-18 per cent. wore* than they closed yesterday. In the other departments of the Stock Exohange stagnation prevails, business being contracted within the narrowest pcedble our pus. In some instances prices are slightly lower. At Paris today, ten minutes before the official opening of the Bourse, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 87.86 for the amount, showing • rise ef 6c. compared with the list price of yesterday. Consols for the 6th of May are officially marked 941 to ; the opening quotation was 941 to t, and the present price is 911 "buyer..." Console for money are now quoted 941, " sellen." Bank Stook has been dealt in at 2241; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 931 to t ; the New Three per Cents., at 931 tot ; India stock at 2201; and Exchequer Bills, at 335. to 38e. prem. Very little business has been done in the foreign stock market, and prices in several bynames show a drooping tendency. Turkish securities remain Hat, the loan of 1854 being quoted 881 to t, and that of 1858 781 tot. Bales are recorded as fol lows :—Brasilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868. 941 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Coate., for account, 80 Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 99, 98, 981; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, M; SpanisliThres per Cents., for account, 441; dittoNar Deferred Three per Cents., 30 ; the Committee's Corti fiesta for the Unfunded Coupons, 41; Turkish Si: per Cents., 1864, for account, 8131, 881, ex div. ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 781, 7614 Venezuela Deferred Two per Cents., 17. The Bombay mail will be delivered in London OD Thursday morning. Withdrawals of gold from the Bank, for exporta tion to the Continent, have been resumed. The sum taken yesterday was 100,0001., making a total at about 160,0001. since the date of the last return. There was a fair demand for money yesterday, and the instanced in which transactions take place below the Bank minimum are exceptional. The applica tions at the Bank yesterday were to only a moderate amount. To-day • payment of 128,0001. falls due cm , the capital of the Bombay and Baroda Railway Compost Next Friday, being Good Friday, the Stock Ex change will, of course, be closed. Some of the mem bers are in favour of closing the house on Saturday. but the uncertain state of political affairs will pro bably prevent the adoption of this step. The steamer Pera will take for the East, to morrow, 709,2814 in specie, of whieh 17, 4204 - la gold and the rest silver. The government remittance is silver for Calcutta amounts to 377,7601. Annexed are the particulars.—For Calcutta, 619,3604 ; foe Hong Kong, 49,8311. ; for Madras, 10,0004 ; for Shandhae, 12,8831. ; for Manilla, 6,0001.; for Madras, 6,9201. ; for Ceylon, 4,6001. ; and far Alexandria, 1,0004 The steamer Niagara, being from Boston, has brought only 8,2501. in specie. The directors of the Oriental Inland Steam Com pany that their operations will be extended y to the Genre, and also to the Coda very, as soon as the existing impedimenta in the bed of that river shall have been removed by the govern ment. The annual meeting of the East Indian Railway Company is called for the 28th inst. The seventh call of 11.65., making 91. called, it to be paid on the shares in th e Tralee and Killarney Railway Company b the 23rd of May. The Brighton Railway tragic return shows this week a decrease of 1,38 84 The wheat market yesterday was firm, and in some instances an advance of la. to 2.. per qr. over the previous Monday's rates was obtained. The number of chests of indigo as yet declared for the next sales, fixed for the 10th of "May is 4,189. It is supposed that the total will reach from 10,000 to 12,000 chests. The ship Wilhelmina W. von Eschen, from Ade laide, has brought 1,628 bales of wool. MOSDAT luaus. Consols, which closedon Saturday at 96/, "buyers.' for the 6th of May, opened this 'ranting at 941 to 95, declined to 94;, " buyers," and closed at 9416.18 to 96. For money the last price was 941 to 96. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, 941, 06, 96 944, ditto, for account (6th May), 941, 941, ; es pa Cents. Reduced, 931, 1, ; New Three per Cents., 931, ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 17 13.18 ; Bank Stock, 223 I Indian Four per Cent. Debenture., 97, 981, 97. Exchequer Bills were quoted to-day 335. to Stk. preen., and t median} our per Cent. Debentures, last, 96 t0 97. India Bonds were firmer, being dealt in from 4s. to 10e. prem. The foreign stock market was rather dull. Turkish stocks declined 3 to I per cent., the Loan at 1864 closing at 881 to I, and that of 1868 at 781 to 77. There were some considerable transactions in Mexican Bonds, but the cluing quotation war not better than 201 to 1. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. left off at 30 to 1. There were a few inquinee for Sardinian Bonds. In the market for bank shares today the principal feature was a considerable fall in those of the Bank of Australasia and Union Bank of Australia. Oriental Bank were likewise heavy. The shares of the London Chartered Back of Australia and English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank, on the other hand, were firm. Scottish Australian Investment stock war more offered, whilst Eleetrle Telegraph new shares were quoted rather better. Red Telegraph shares remain depressed, and close at par " sellers." The A shares of the Orin tal Inland Steam Company were officially marked Par• NIMM-THL9 DAY. Two o'CLoca. The market for British mining shares is quiet to day. East Wheal Russell shares, however, are firmer. Transactions have also taken place in shares in North Roskear, South Condurrow, Ems Basset, Wheal Basset, and South Frances, with little change in price. Mariquita Mining shares have been dealt in at 16e. to 17s. 6d. All other foreign as well u colonial mining shares are inanimate. The ,teeth ordinary general meeting of the Naw Granada Company it calltd for the 27th Into., and will be mods epeciel, to consider the propriety of winding np the under— taking, and of totnefeennte ins properly and liabilities to a new company, entitled the New Grimed& Compeny (Limited). One of the proposed resolottou provider, "'That the dime • be euth• pr imed t sell the prooerty and effects of the company, subjoin to the debts an d liabilities thereof, to the New Granada Company (Limited), for the sum of 9,0001., to be paid by an issue of 16,000 shares of 11, each, in the capital of he lot-mentioned company, such @hues being considered and treated es paid up to the extent of 12e. per abate," end another, " That ouch 15,000 shares be distributed among the holders of certificatea of shares in this company, in the proportion of one share in the new company for four shares the old, apes payment of the reoniaina 80. per share in the sew company—epiralent to a payour.t of 2e. per share in the old company; Mr. R. Huang has been appointed official !onager of the Ces Cyncn Mining Company by the Court cf Chummy. LAUNCH AS PEMBROKE DWI:WM-0B SEMl day evening last, a splood d 91-gun steurner, :L on t docks. caned, the Revenge, was 'touched from Pembroke yeri. The mums of rigging will oommeoes at rev e, and she will then to Plymouth for commis:4on, she havieg been folly rk: e rMor ICE whits on the earl.. Ste has been about four yews in head, end is ra tter an improvement on the Renown. to which the Ma sister chip. The forowing weber printpel diroessions :—Lesgtb between the perpendicules, 244.9; length for ton 200 ; breath extreme, 65 4 breadth for towns" 64.6; th moulded, 53. 8 ; fept h in held, 24.8; burtlun is tons, 2,317 79.94 ; home power, 909. 114 17 14 1666 1111 94 101 n le Va I, is I 1 In /II lei II ON lb i__ i