The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-26 00:00:00

ff,NO& UPT I OY. Goalbarn). 10% =an 72 0004204, was tea. AO be Wu ant of the &meted fee the saw custody to make ap- the matter in the e, greeted the beak. mat s wad the ease will 14))17BTS. , asruroasira • omen. . rest, Blaaktrimsrearl, Walla as a clink, was liser. • detective (Idiom at I sad fiir Robert V. tally sad maliciously oily rciet=rs .00losa, , his madam praissated ; sad Yr. rbennin lie rimie r of the * Trie. ok e &hie sem to produce Ire to the paper, lio ooseible short of ace itted the act .d wideh noon, about twenty. I was on fire, sad t ft bad hat , 9 r was • thew Li y does" in a lodge 7 room where the Inn 01 ei ed the MO' Mao ••• .4 700 that eS _ Aisne of that was .. y , °Weak op &tank). ,4 Aleut • tmarter.mat ~ d Hamilton, sod asked .d that halal. There seen before ball ed Kemp and anothat ) pat awe, their ard • mania; of dowsetairs, bed maw be did there, and ba and went oat. Ina oom is dames. This : in the odloe lime manager of the Daily registered proprietor. go of promisee on both la the Globe, the ndoa and Liverpool. (nabob eve ffieethe; me The tine of the hod for Saturday. It tend per departratate at 5 o'elcialr, sad is on the sewed-den, ►pt for the purpose d b. There are tiro opea per-room. India' to the !here is a door is the rtmeat. After the Its pew warehouse aea ,e at the hotbed ear n, I observed that foe )om and on the right pieces paper burnt about 20 minutes. he poisoner me me a ,tto of Marsh., [Report 000•82111ii011 with the equines I seat forties Land in the the premises that 'ad raged in three • pigment they eonl4 e prisoner had the key, place that day. He Ir is before I came there, bander was bad with uit with him. _ -- men employed on the imatideetioa among* .. a• lettere reolived by in. Ow I heard mi. ,tar-street, Blacktidam um M the Daily Tile. I. I loft the walehatal ad amid Karateu lekeepsea.lodie, bat dil oases duty Ina to COM Da he had oae to brim( rune, New Peckham—l sr warehouse about 111 ,cater 11 vitae's, leave et II the prisoner came up -o me, "Are they a nd tone?' and I saiii i • I answered him. I and that wee safe there then—ee 11 of burning. The when he went down s the lodge, and it is his drand's name is entered the prisoner put in the , t Mach' remauded th• 1) .-- WITH CAUSING AZ tr. main maker, was charged wtraction in Paekiagtoe. °reaching on tempersoce rd to assemble. lefendaat standink oe p away he &lased. He moo subet he ets, end at be mum was eels i)uld not o so ;if tits I remove him. Owing to lb. made sf the animas% t;dy. rmised to Ivy the right be oonsidered that the evil Fe increase, and that one that he was doing right hat subject. lie did not his hearers to stand as 'at was • very great anima • &today, a•d the noise LL o b a t r actios wa s caws! tter, and it was on l y cet .'ilt place between the die. there every Sunday be It go titer* again if it Ina wag liable to • psoalty et is tiro% but if be woo fence he would be battik" nehip and left the 00Ork [-STREET. EETREART. • young woman, a b o ut 19 maker, of No. 2. Esse' urged 'before Mr. Tit R a young roast nausea sweetheart), with •kailiss lily harm. living in Portland .horay before 10 o'crolss ei f . when I esw the prism's% or, lend me a WIG," ism e I asked her to give te she would do so prime*: (orway to the theatre, ass he bad not given me the sr-street, a lad, mid—lsis, volt y Th ea t r e on Saturday c. Glavin bad been plar the pieces. I dicers:o I saw the prisoner 100 imer, and SSW her strike afterwards saw Glaris used—from a wound fa ad. The prisoner ran swei woof with Glavin to the t the corner of Compton. to hie home, where I WO site ont of the wound h Glavin has linos been in oner say anything at the Isnyarob.pregega, Orregterie torday eight, whoa woks kLT. ° Efe in gef r i Mr: hat Was the matter with 1 and done far.* Be II / -mom Hoe, whigto• i I took keit, to IN • we we d - addzelkvin wlsrdidit — hawsa the serpent whim the primmer w taken a g , Ga udy. She did sot say anything. served SW/phew, 11 0, said—By indrwetimas of In seam Bowies, who informed ma that a lase bed se s c a bbed. oatcakes to Mee Obariegoreas al.I wale a rson& saw Glavin in bed, and in wasequemeset whall he I la g, and the boom surgeon saying that Glavin was iwaw asly stabbed, I went to Eadolzast, Maa. a w sacopare, sod took the poisoner into custody. me n ig ah:Ast the time. neither did she at the elation whoa I have been to the hospital this wonting, sad the cue' owing m an is still te in a daimons state. floosies& the fol. certifica : " Oharingorces Hospital, March 36. " i certify that Edward Glaris is now an in-patient of hi ', c apital, sufferinal from a punctured wound of the hest O. W. Blaalr, 11011110 Tyrwhitt (to the cr e isaner)—Have you ai la c= to ll g h j a r=eir (who should not t d no r r a p t tany dei ? qi tire to ties lam ed —I have nothiNg to say, a oaly , th at d rank ma, The primmer was then remanded. Free what can be ascertained, it appears the prisoner H o Main (who is about the same age as the primmer) lave lan " keeping, company" kw about twelve =oaths, mai *at Glade, being anxious to break off ate verge sot, tried to avoid her ea Saturday evening, and there is so doubt that this ansoyed her and prompted her poem as she did. SOUTHWLRIE. CRAWL or 31•21111.10OHTla. Qarke Year, a carman, was brought before Mr. Wool rya charged with cawing the death of Henry Hubbard, a add four years of age. William Coombs, a bedew carriage attendant, said that on Friday . evening, about 5 o'clock, he was on anti a t his cab stand la Thornton-strut, Dookheed. when he sty cart laden with gravel standing us atteaded, and the da esseadstandingon the top of she load holding there os. Wit ness took the latter out of his liaad, and set the child down, when he returned to the cabstand. Shortly after that be heard the cart mow as apis, when a cabman called out, " Mind that aid." He looked round sad perceived the 6easessed steadier on the load as before, and the primmer ens driving the horse and cart . The child was tottesing on de load, and More witness could interfere he fell off to fir Wed. The prisoner stopped banall, and picked up the child, which shortly afterwards di ed. The father of ilaresed was behind the cart and saw the occurrence. Jde Bauloocab, M, said he was on duty in Thonton auesk when he received information that a child had fallen fa a cart and was killed. He proceeded in the direction plated out to him, when he saw the prisoner in New. psest, carrying the child towards the hospital. Witness wig that it was alive, recommended the prisoner to tins it into a doctor's close by. They did so. a nd while the surgeon was examining the poor child it died. Witness then asked the prisoner how it happened when ha replied that he did not know. Hs had bees load. us gravel at Morrell's-what and when he gelato Thoraton. West he ran back for his ticket. On his return, ha found the bores had ions ou with the addict on the top, and as he was skipping the aired the child fell off. The father of ' deemed thee came up and mid he was aosidentally passing dose Thornton-street when he saw hie child on the top ot the 1011 of vel, sad as he was about to olimb up to Mrs him dews, he fell off into the road. The peaces . here said it was a pure accident, and ha did Doi know how the child come on his load. He was very tarry for what had h Mfr. Woolryah recasad: P th e l li prisoser until after the accepting bail for his appearance. WIGAN ZLICTION. NOMINATION.-(THIS DAY.) On 'macro° nuamtni) WIGAN. MONDAY._ • The nomination took place this morning. The andidstra ware Mr. Fakersley, proposed by Mr. Farads= sad Mr. Daslish ; sad Mr. Lancaster, proposed by Mr. Bevan and Mr. Crow. The show of hands was in favour of Mr. Fakessley. NOTTINGHAM ELIOTION COMMITTEE. (THIS DAY.) This committee met this morning at 11 o'clock Mr. IL R. Adair in the chair. The mune counsel appeared for the petitioners and sitting member ; and in sonsequenos of a suggestion made by the chairman on Saturday, Mr. Stephen appeared to watch the WO on behalf of Mr. Marley. Ae on previous days, the committee mom was crowded with spectators. Mr. Stephen submitted to the committee that, although be appeared in consequence of the evidence given on previous days respecting the riot, Mr. Morley was in no way connected with the riot, and could not be affected in soy way by the decision of the committee upon is. The Chairman informed the counsel that there were ear- Isla parts of the evidence which might lead the committee to consider whether it would not void the election alto- Cr, and of course in that case he might desire to be The learned counsel would hold, as it were, a watching brief for the present, and in the of seldom* of general riot being given he might croarexamine. Frederick Smith was then solid, and stated that he was a oommricial traveller, and was engaged from the 21st of June to the 15th of July ea a clerk at the St. Anne's Ward committee-room. He was engaged by Kr. Pears. Mr. Rodwell objected to the examination of the witness to prove undue iofluenoe before Pease's agency had been proved ; but on Kr. Mundell stating that he would prove bribery among other things, the evidence was allowed to proof The ed. witness then gave widows of the employment of iiemivasems at the rate of se. a day by Morley and Paget, stating that 100 were engaged about the 3rd of June, and the number was increased up to the time of the election, lac that on the polling-day WO were employed. These men were paid ss. a day, and they were paid by Pear the two days following the election. A men named Limiker also had his expenses from Sheffield paid. Oars was taken to ispostiain that they were voters before they were placed on the list, and one part of the witness's duty was to smirch the register when an application was made for employment in this manner, end eaceartain that the name of the applicant we/ upon it. The witness then went through a list of the Olitillete so employed seriatim, and stated that some of the men who were employed as paid oaevissers did nothing. The list of paid canvassers, and the amounts they had been paid, was being gone through when we went to press. ANOTHER MURDER OP A CHILD. INQUEST.-{THIS DAY.) This morning, Mr. Richards, deputy-ooroner for Fart Middlesex, held an inquiry relative to the murder of ase-born m►le ohild found inaide the railings of Palr tineplaoe„Oambridge•heatb-roof, where it had been thrown eider vary strange circumstances. William Macon said that last Thursday morning at 9 o'cloak, as he was pawing the house of Mr. Bligh, Pales tine-place, he saw a black parcel inside the railings. He °treed the paroel a little and saw the arm of a child. He Wormed Mr. Bligh of the matter, and that gentleman seat for the police. The child must have been thrown into the Arden from the outside, over a high railing. It might bin been dropped over by • woman raising her hand over Ise head. . . Dr. James Ralph, divisional police surgeon, mid that he received the body of the child from the police. It was • very fine child of the male sex, and weighing &be. The , feed bad been compressed down upon the cheat, the legs • teat upwards upon the body, and the arms creased aver head and legs so as to make the body Into • small parcel. The child bad been bora alive and had a separate existence. The tongue Protruded, incliaatiog an attempt at 'affixation. But the mum of death was a severe blow on the right side of the , heed, musing an indentation of the skull acid an injury to I the brain. The indentation of the skull could not have been caused by a fall. Mr.. Catherine Cadogan, lodge keeper at Palestine plaza, said that about 9 o'clock on hat Wedsesday eveniog she mw two young women enter the pleas and walk op as far el Mr. Bligh's house. They stopped there for • short time. They carried • basket of liege size. It was dark and witness did not see what they did, but there was some thing so suspicions about them that witness looked at them narrowly as they went out, and she thought she could re cogaise them if she saw them again. She had never seen them in the neighbourhood before. The coroner directed the police to take • desoription of the two women in question and endeavour to trace them. The jury returned a verdict of " Wilful murder against some person or persons unknown." BRITISH AMERICAN LAND COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) The annual meeting of the shareholders was held M 1 o'clock, at Um London Tavern, Gm. ALISANDIII is tbs stair. The report stated that the profit and loss account showed that a set sum of 5,3131. 1941. lid. sterling was carried to the "Surplus Fund Acconet," which latter account bad at its credit a balance of 45,7451.45. 10d. Werling on Dec. 31 last. The net amount received up to the 31st December from the call of 4/, per share made upon the proprietors in Jona last, nu 21,5991. ss. 7d., which sum ? together with 2,6281. 145. sd. (taken temporarily from income received), Was applied as follows :-I'n discharge of the company's B deben tures with half-yeer's interest thereon to 15th July last, 240191. ; ditto of balance of beakers' loan, 2,2001. ; total paid. 24,7281. Out of the baiscos of 4,7701. 2s. 44., the directors proposed the declaration of a dividend of lb. Per share, free of income-tax, paiahle ors snd after the 10th of April mat, amo unting to 4,500 E, leaving a Was** of 2701 2 e. 4d. to be arried forward. On the motion of the chairman the report was adopted without nay discussion. %Jou Bormtr, in returning thanks for reelection for hiroself and other directors, cosgratulated the shareholders on the improved position of the concern, sad exprneed a hone that the dividend would not wily be rosintabeed Isat increased. The Proceedings terminated in the usual minus. SHARE oumlrEN MAAUL-111z. HARK-LANI.--(THIS DAY.) Pre* up !he arrivals of BegßA wheat, cometwie • and by land buriage, were only moderate. Belepted samples of both led med white moved off slowly at puss shoat equal to lies&y leek Low and dam qualities were very da. and he some imemess the had a drooping tseminsu. We were tolerably well, but not to say busily, supplied with foreign wheat. Nearly ell kinds moved off slowly ; neserthelms, last week's prioss were mostly The show of home-grown barley was on M arkl inoreses. Malting, soma! as grMdiag and distilliag qualities. mid ebeadily, at full quotations. Malt, the supply of which was tolerably good, was in fair request, on former terms. We were but moderately supplied with oats, the sale for which was quiet at late rates. Beans commanded more attention, at an improvement in value of Is. per quarter. The supply was limited. There wu a steady demand for pees, at fall questions. We have no cheap to notice in the value of either English is foreign dour. The trade was very quiet. The arrivals of grain and seed laden vessels off °out have se. I been tol era te numerous. Fine Ghfreiraprodue bra pt, l bands to a fair extent, at fall prices; otherwi se, ss wheat trade has hem in a sluggish state, on se former terms. Ghirka, 41e. 64. to 42. 9d; ditto let to be shipped in June or July. 4.3 e. ; Polish arrived 1119. 44e. 6d. per 492 Its. Maim hes bees in improved re- qua, at le. per qr. more money. G a lata, 313. 3d. ; mired i s : New York. 30s. per 492 lbs ; Berml, Me.; yellow Belli- &L mom, 31s . ; Danublan , a pump, 255. 4ed. to 255. 6d. ; iR Arad shipping. 28s. 9d. per 480 lbs. In barley M. salsa have windily, an d a further ion- M. provement or c i g r v o l er s g l d. to Is. per q r. his taken phase be the _quotations. Thrall arriv ed. 295. • Odessa on fiA . pump, =a. 6d. ; Baltehick, 275. lid. Mum shipping, as. Mi. 6d. per 4001 be. No hosing= has been reported in rye. a. Danubian is emniemelly worth 30s. per 4801 M. Barbary beans N. are worth about 40s. to 41a. per 4801bs. Milletesed has it roved U. to la. per quarter, with a fair demand. Ikea, 92e. per 4381b5. There has been &steady asmasa N. 57r=ed, at *abased rates. East Indian, on Paiser. at 725. lffirsepore, 71a. Meat Indian, arrived, 72.. per 410tba. pt Meek Bea, shipping, 68e. ; Odessa, 70e. per 41211 lbs. Boni- It. arehouse, bsy in w74a ! ; Calcutta, 72a 6d. llinapore and l e t Patna. 73.. 6d. ; :Mack Sea and Ala, l bs. to 71.5, per N. qr. The following are the quatities of Bait Wien un- &L seed animated bloat for this country : in. 1866. QM Qrs. Calcutta to Landon Calcutta to Liverpool Calcutta to Hull - 42,547 &L Bombay to London Bombay to Liverpool Black Ens for orders B,OOO .. 20,0 00 is Total 42,524 251,636 Linseed cakes have supported late CIUTE001•14 with a fair is inquiry. London made, ill. 155.; New York, in loorreh,111.; s& IN. N. Kuseilles, 91. per ton. Cottonseed sakes have mu a U. steady sale at 44 15.. to U. per ton for B r it ish ffi made. There has been a moderate demand for rape need, on formic terms. East Indian. arrived, 655. is par 41611 m. Guzerst, in warehouse, 755. ; Perozepore, to 665. to 675. • Calcutta, 65e. ; Danubian cultivated, 66e. to St. 670. ; wild black See and duff, 345. to Me. per qr. le The quantities of Emit Indian rapeseed estimated 'float l et it for this country are as follows : 4 2 0 764673 663 966 17 111 337 , 5 : 74 . IL"; s Calcutta to London Ogentta to Liverpool Bombay to Loudon Bombay to Liverpool Black Bee, for orders Total The tressactiosa in cottonseed have bent cm a fair average male, at 2e. 6d. per ton more mosey. Egyptian, 81z7 arrived, N. 12e. 63.; ditto, on passage, Si. 13. 6c1.: ditto, shipping, 81. 81. Hs. 6d. per too. es. 6 Anshan or fiinamt.—ltegliab : linseed, 200 ; rapeseed. 20 29 ; and sundry, 238 quarters. Scotch tares, 112 quarters. IN Foreign : tares, 254' linseed, 9,771; rapeseed, 2 6 , 646 ; 1 :01 maize, 930 ; and sundry, 300 qm. Ezroan.—Osts,lo o ; repassed. 6,126 qrs. U011,11I1!T PHICIIII. assusi. Pir qt. imam I. S. Isoes,lnat, rod, old 44 to GO new to to 43 Be.wigto, old 54 ee new IS 1. 00 Norte& sod Einoola rod. old — .• WSW Waft u to 41 SS to S 1 &WM. l6 to 65 Kam am a rtelk, and 56 to 65 Ktaigttoe sad Wars 68 to 67 Dem 'Ti. 22 to 18 Par Qr. OAR. I. S. B{. &lola potato Irlah, wlin• 21 to 28 100 - bloat 1284.211. WO Ifoximpa" (LIM lrt to VI IN Tick at to $9 101 Harrow Ptioco lO to 42 at PEAL 22 20 ST iM I Maple 42 gs Mello . 118 to di 20 Boilers 11,0/11. Town undo, SS DR WO as, UM 0 to 44 lloasolsold ll7 to Ild It. Country Norfolk and dkiollf as Alp ll2 to at tOO 100 .1.11. Ryam, food o !I to 17 potato lB to 31 leolob. boa __ _ Por - Gir. Waal. a. I. Natoli Nod !Gulp bots 44 to 58 liodook • Mookios Do= 44 to 66 42 to 47 Boadoa, bald sort .11sagiesa, red . 45 to 4b IMO; 49 to 64 2991.111. on. pot 585. le. 0126. L o. S. Doolat NA Swedish 22 to le 88. Mais& HAM IL Dotal* 26 to 20 50 AWOL= B5 to $9 1 00 !SAL 100 M:11 B6 to 88 IL B 36 to sb IL nowt Ow. 56. II to 86 10 81 to 86 IL Grinding 22 to t7l DillUlas Malang own. __ . .... Yellow nom 'ninth, pie rah 7... SS to NI SWANS, . .. SS to S 6 AleleritAll, illt bd... 26 to SO Canadisa. ~ .. IS to SO Dutch browtol — .... 15 to 213 1 boding .... ss to 16 AItRIVAIR 01 GRAIN, &a , WATER CABALAGJI. THOM CLUNY/. PTO LONDON. BT LAND AND YABCH 17 TO miatica u. IN- 111 gra. F . 114 Foreign .. iiii T01d.... 14389 116114 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (TELLS DAY.) (IT immix° AND nrranwurotrar. TILIGNAPHA (nor °us own 00ZRZIPONDINT.) The market rather quiet, and the sales will loot up about 7,000 balsa. MINCING-LANIC.—(THIS DAY.) BIIGUL—The market eoetiaues quiet. 600 bags of beet root sold at 335., and a small parcel of grainy *miry Madras. at 26e. Refined is quiet, bat steady, at last week's currency. 001115.—Buslaise to • limited extent bag been trans acted at steady prices. TIA.—No sales of importance repotted. Rica AND Satrsirrna.—These articles continue quiet. Carron.—There is an improved demand but without ohmage in vela*. The sales advertised for to-morrow consist of 300 casks 6,200 bags of sugar, 4,000 packages of Indian tea, 3,200 bags of ries, 100 tons of Rico meal and sundry drysaltery goods. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market id gale'. Town tallow is quoted 49e. ; Peterabarg Y.C. on the spot, 50a. 6d. ; March, 50s. to 50a. 6d. ; April to Jane, 50a. 6d. ; October to December, 60a. 6d. THE . EXPR;f4, MONDAY 73 DAY.) ONI 0171,00 U. In the railway market the dealers are chiefly en gaged in the settlement of the fortnightly account, and the transactions otherwise are very limited. The leading lines exhibit no change, compared with Saturday. London and North Western stock h quoted 1201 to I ; Great Western, 594 to 4, ex div. • Mid land, 123 to * ; Lanomhire and Yorkshire, 1201 to ; Great Eastern, 394 to 40 ; South Eastern,; 3 l3 2 l: 74* ; Caledonian, 131 to 132 ; Metropolitan, to 133; Great Northern, 122* to 123* ; ditto A, to 139. Canadian railway securities have been dealt in to a moderate extent, at steady quotations. ORDINAZY MAIM AND (TOOLS. sh. lic I RAILWAYS. I atitnit ivai rsi I isms so.day to 1 pas. I Oadielaa id Oink Mad= ai Gamma — NO Dahlia eadlieltatissie an PindellAirth. 4lo . l das al is Lcarlea Scrip Owl - 15 Glaagow . e;a 11 4;o l .Met; 1.18 great ll soWe s OrL 108 Dw L Vi. Mt. N O . l 108 ilesillircelholisollasd ]ii in a 57 IS U 5 7 47 71 71 IS _... - -.. ilb 117 119 We dee fl 1W &saw Was 1W D 0.1 . 11 • rm. so 110 Do.ll Wip.a.itpd4 ll WO Do. vv. tr. st psk Is Do. Ord. Dot Div. Moak 10 Isattl a lssk. (Iss.l 100 alusS 1114 Da.asse VaLess.lti WS Do. heath Wales— HO Da W. lad.—Occors f.lf Do. Do. Itmart lti 128 114 U. IN 1N Innosehlre dtt 160 =at ilri aaat a l Dor uor i . 100 Do. et.ErteriAll p.a 105 losimarniselt 100 teadosilloothWeeiere 105 Linoolath 100 Metropolitan 7 Do. New 6 Do. Itztension all Metropolitan Distriet U Do. de. do. 104 101i0st. 6 Ds. 0. blares 165 Do' 11na. & Deati all lad Zest. 101 North DMA • In Do. N. Distsis—ikeisig 100 13 Do. O. N. 1 Pare.— IN Do. York . ...««.• ne Da. a Do. Noek.allagi. 111 Do. do. IN INN Leaden 7 De. 4e., 1806 7 Do. do. MI 100 Dere Nalionlelee.. all N.t 0, Wasters Ism " 101 40•401 it Osataul 100 OeoNlill.LAber.ollc 100 o.o4lollllffillid 160 wee tee 61111111 Devon 100 Dna lhatara al Itabre. Woklagka,lte. 11/0 II . 0 Me Yale Do 100 Vas at Death I Waterloo & Whitehall 160 W•1100eavall W Do. i •ald .lJpa an Dade a lake HMOS an Do. P 05501.10011 CO doff., Drank& dead& 0 act 18714-4 . 100 • Limiters 6p.0. I. 100 T. • Docker. 0. g. an sum g.o.per. goe is. 5 VS Wl= ga. 5 de 10 are !tank of a oo.liquip.lll. 6 tet a Do. us a Do. r d. deterrod aD Do. Ind peet. Bond all Do. do. daterrod aD Do p all Do. a d o. deferred W 1 Do. Elk peed Moak W Do, do. deluded 100 Goma loam Peolosala le Do. gas. 5 pee seat. 5 no. 10 av do _ _. Do. New e. et Inas p. 06 De Q owe It Wailing of a - 14:2i.:. _... a Ds ti ftw.y. a Do. do. do. m I Indian 11. Lidd 10 litodeso sum I p. az& 106 /M. do. do.. 10 Do. as. do. 10 Do. Mb , 160 ' &db. Oorp. 6 6or a Ed 01l Mb. sad HobooWo Da . Do. 6P. et., pay. UN Do. 6,. et., 07.106 WS 111.1Lotematp.ar ma .las p.. MO Ildado b ra t I . IN Do. Pialistie ft. d ..... o .... 10 Do. law OLIVA do. a 24 300 102 21. a 20 a 28 100 97 99 JOINT STOCK BANKS. htei 1 - .4 - •t•••;TO Wi iA• t srueot. 100 'Lbs. d Dogload.. IS INastoird Ban% IS Sow loath Wild 14 Illrew Zoalaal (Urarldo 20 Idiarth Wostero 111 Ordatol Doak Corpora IS rrlost.ooo.ll.Uarao.C * Do. do. latoN.P' 10 Da. ex Idol.C. Id Provhaßanalrooump.a. 100 Prods% or Inhoad .. 10 Ids* ta22..• Deihl (L ,20 Do. traded at 2pm 1 U Loa OS dB. B. Africa PM Da. de. to dem h II Union et Ludas* la trldoll CA 'Mad (11. i 1 ' N WIN et Lewin& 4 4 Seiral $2 84 - :,1.1 li Will is as 9 T dla 91 65.. 41 1 ne Oile 10. Pall 3.44.•. 6441 01.204044. I Wu. MA A N % 00 0 fr: liastormane(L f 6: 6: 18 zd ...: Id LO AIN 100 1.1110600.416vi5p00t ii 2 fpm IT M 100.111. SO Ansi* Austrian .... - 0 Pat Ws - 69 . 002 SO ANN 1 67PINa lik•-) 11 6 par i poi - 101/ N Le& Holum (144MSod) 10 se deco zd 11. si Astatiolleuk.Oir.uswif 19 19 ID - Mar as A. 40.0. a 71 IS - MIN 10 Ikal9dlkill6ittdou66l sil Ise tI4 - 19 La.k Di us. Now,letted 1 pm. 6 - - 1 0.0 0 26 Bank at = 8 ....- - a In 1 6 no lt 40.1100 II Dank et lig, 111 Mak at Otago (1•000) 10 16 ledip TI IS, IN of 4.lusenaland (L.) U 7 b at. .- 10, N Illentrotriotoria,Aneida 16 63 45 - M 10 Moak egNowissUal "10 5 9 per .- 11). 60 i Darned'. Rank (LWOW 10 If Oldie - N, 10 it semi 10 2 1 ills - N, N 1 anima a (ientertuaa (1 ye se le us M N sitar tr. 4 %sloe - 76.N6 901i:barks 101 Ne & Co. (L 6 - - - 40,000 II 'CLlk.loll4A.aa. ) Chlai an 274 14 -. 00 . 16 (Awe. of Inuisoks an 68 68 6 51, ,St Mr - 10,000i100 00000 U 46 44 - 60,00012 j Oasatlank at canaga an - - - 0,600) fg you. Rank of indiaota all 26 27 .. %MOO 111 000501144106 3441 c (L) 4 ei worn 04 1 10.000 M //alit awl Wildoll 26 U U 44 - goon so Seat Loudon ,LunIMM ) 6 Idle iip. - K 10 ranters Brehance , Qm 612 OW. 24 .-111 1).001 10 English and American. 11 kik 6p. - 10, 111 awliali 101ui 3141011 ILI Di 1 Id. - 10.000 SO 102.SoototatiaLCiartd. all loe to M OO l 60 Knallalt end Swedish (1. 10 7 3 41. - 14004 110 warm:wan Hant'Llrattad IS 61 Win - NINO 100 rodum.o9lna•lega(L) 15 16 16 -• 10,006 100 1.1. 1•111104 Si 2pm 26 16 18 -• 10,000 100 lao. arnw 50,000100 llmpertel Bank. LWOW N 76 p ee -. 10000 N 'lmgredelOONiesm l5 ft au 1 X I 67,000 ID I us. New lO If Ipm -- IMOlonian. IMO 16 lonian. ail 29 26 .. 0,000 66 ". W.," I 141, par ' 100. 0 00 NI .11069 lgortillt: INN ill 4 i s 8 1,co II 800,0001100 116.6p.e.Deb.,1354,00yr0 all - 1•000 0 I Loa ..t• nr...•... 4,...,l 16 IMI par - 12,0 N NO 'London and Brasnlan - 45 4414 6sn - • 04000 SO I ..” A.,* .. 9009 00 , L &don & River ........ 60 11 16 pm ... NOM 16 I 1)n '`‘... .m.a2 12nns 10 2 22), - 1 M II , Los. 0L1144k se Lade. an U 28 — OD, N 'Loudon and County.... N 76 77 - 72 M ILondon Joist Nook-- 0 47 48 47 Of 22 . 20 landau& lion• Atrium 01 15 16 - 10,000 100 ILoa. &o. Weston (Loa. 10 16 0141. 186 . A 0 ;Landon& Vetwanala ) 122 le 024 M •••• 14.0 100 Ilan. • Westailada. (L. .. fe 05 N - - NIKON° IlLwebant tiank(Ua.).. IS 6 ljpm • 0.040 1 1001 Do. Liss - 9 N. 60 ilioneentne • Doehani L l5 I 6 dla - 4 17,114 100 121010• Prow. Bask (L lO 6 660 - 6, 10611111dland Bask (Lim.) - N 6Ma par - I 10.000( 6 National of Mistress% 4 14 24pm - NINN. U.A. .... . 1 U..I4AXH ii 0 6pm - 10,004 100 Alto. el login& .- - 0 - -..-. • MON 00 I Nestonit Bans .. ✓ 87,600 N New loath Webs all 44 46 - it 00.000 10 lifer Zealand (Ustio• 1 6 614 nor ... is ommi 10 North irstioro n 116 8680 -. , MAN 1510rientel Doak Corpora en 61 IS 516 , NOM * Orient•Oonall.LlateO.C 7 5 1 dl. - .. 26,090 10 Do. do. latoN•P' 6 26 11 41. - a VAC 69 Da. do. lataf.C 4 - - din - e_ 57. 2101 ea Prorin.Banklnatuws.(l.l 10 . 0 21413 - Lit. Ws. 'Br .. Pam no, am am qrs. Wm- bib I 21300 Itl9 1171 979 .. 730 .... 19367 SOS 1331 .. WO 1 213421 IEO3 416, .. , TARTICITLARS OP TALLOW. 1863. 1984. 1964 . - - 64,613 40,267 1,261 1,762 63,666 90,666 200 180 £0447 76,911 11. d. a. d. d. 42 0 40 0 43 9 42 9 (Reckon Land ibis day ..amka HAN Delivery last week ..... 1.1176 Ditto from lit June 0.611 Arrival last weak Btl Ditto from Ist Jane 73.939 a. d. d. PrieeT C. on spotting day 43 9 Ditto Town his Frida7- 1 46 9 84,910 1.441 91,74 0 78 93,177 d. d. 50 6 62 8 Arrival for the week 'adios !rd April last year, 780 casks sad delivery, 1,385 deka The arrival het week comprised 49 casks Petersburg and 29 casks from other places: total, 78 casts, METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have • very small supply of heists today, sad • consequent rise in prim. Train is not brisk except for choicest qualities, and • demises of other kinds is sot effected. The number of sheep is oonsidembly less than on Monday last, yet there is a fair supply. Prices, on the averse, are batter, with a slow trade. Thera is • brisk &mood for calves, at higher rates. From Germany and Irels o4 there we 1.840 bola* 8,850 sheep, 105 calves, and 85 pigs ; Prime% 70 beasts ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 80 ; Scrotlsad, 290; and 100 for Ireland. he Was id tabs. a. 4. e. d. I for Mow ed 8116 s. d. a. lests, Harsids. 10 5 2 14461M41 111161611 6 4 6 801 l 814.41sess 4 8 6 0 1466 Lassmo6l.... 6 0 4 Ca llecoa lm d quid. beads 303 10 De. do. MOM .... 0 4 Pits 84 10 Do. eta. Mom .. 0 • o llastnaatlnf-w.dse 4e e Lambs 5.a is of martst, 2.x60; soap sad lambs, 20,250; calms, 106 ; Id" 510. BOROUGH HOP ARK ET.—(THIS DAY.) Near% Pat - Modes sad Smith report there is • steady retail trade dolor for all deeoripVtone of both Earlish saa foreign hops, at last week's Owe. Mote* desetiotioni continue extremely soiree, at enkaseel TIM CRAW' Olr POIOINO TILII COMCILISI BILLEWs WlLL.—This ease was spilt beard at the Weston Dater polierewart as Saturday, sad alter a Rood deal al waliatlag ',ideate bad been giver, m owe mesa eijoassed. &Welt MOO 111. 6184111 !11. 26 .1 I rig. la E . is. ft. .... IS. DR RIF/'IJILI .. A: i : 614.1044. fip.e.imi&44llo 0.504.,4p.0.J 44.1 J 140 Q.11.1&.—W.11.-04., A 44. las. & July— . 100 Laisc.&l(4.4 p.o.Jaa&JI4 100 La5,8et5b.49.4.1 40 L.&W.W.N.0..140.&J Da Se p.0.h0.&1 40 LAS.W.,I4.4.Jaa. &My 1110•04,4p.4.144 &I IN N. BMW IL P. & D. IL, 4p. ~ lab. & ... IN N.lllra. 114.e.JraWaly SI 444.N.1LAD. 14* I ;°‘ ‘snaa _e_il . lo ,2498 d ' --- iil b} ~.. MI 11 gal p 1 591 n I id! TO 10 zd se 41 Id $4 16 I In 102 z 4 114 nee Ild Ile IT 811 Me ►ri ft 95 63 44 us ns, If pro l i 1 pm 96 98 li 124 110,4 Pt •a &Si a f ek 27 Ili 1091 110 Tle 74 164 1214 Na zo ups 120 14 SP* 2944 74 76 160 - In a OD 11l 116 61 U rs 76 .8 9 -- 1 160 148 7i 100 :xi- id 51 15 101 lfil id —. id zd 1106 Ilk 6 ST 111 92 e 1531 8 4 I 97 81 UN 8 1091 eels $1 2g li SS 1 St 147 Si le lit I lei l pa lipm 101 lee . th. - 43141. I ;VEXING, 11= 121111** . araL L.M.Co. Cloln r (aootalasE v reta.Ubl..L I !toy — Dal Roy (Lingua) arta= (Lhaltoll). roalloo4Bolivlallald awls (LlalkoD (Llsolkod) meta p AlotraL(Lln , Jolts dot Bay (Loa) sited Mots= Val Aalliarla Gold Vallonsmongioldaiza. samovar Coal ( a, V al Damon (lholisd) sahogiold(Llaillod) Do. Do. Wortbios=t ii: 'Clete pen adassoialaaa Loa 1146 sod Wed m .to 1" ilesurelfflositm Doak I -. Izetkaa/St.g 14r4 ISO n 76 i t Do. Deb. Bt 4p. oat all Br 10 iloalbeingo44a l* -. .- Burry Osomerald D0w.11p.46.101749. 0 DodporoLldheive 4169,1961. •4 - 4: Do. 41 Ir e 900 IN. 96 Do. do. 11004 100 D0.5p.0.114.904.1900 100 Or.lkov. Vas. p.N. 191 UM. ft.. IN MoowINN 'No N., WS Do. 00 Do. 1101 Do. 190 NW& Ws.{ NaL .. IN • ow War. Soo. ad 100 Sow Saab WAIN Gov, Op. cent., lin 10 107 111 Do. p. INN to 100 . Is looloalOpse Ni IN Do. 6 per Nog. IN . NIPTI DMUS p. S.. NO m, p. et. 100 . kr a a gapiO .690 p. a MN 100 . 100 . Do. 44.119.9AND1Ne. 100 IDAIION OBLLOATION& - 4 - 4 7 IN 19 29 91 N 195 00 el 12 1 121 92 92 60N .. 6 .. .''. - iso .: 1 A 14, IS 1 606 10, 100, 1 U".l ff ' 1 SO, s 4 0, 10 1 1 6.• 10 U, 10,000 11 105.51$ 69, 4 10, N 1011 1 1/0, It, • N AU 10 N, 1 10, 10 ft, 10 10, • 6 10, 81, • 1 76 • 1 46. iti.l s l o( l 1,001. Ilikisi MITA,' ,0110,1188, 01. 11,7 0 0 4 510 118.11 at. 00. 00 %la M. ',078 IIL a ry De. limas aud_il rfAesoln• mai re.ibeS! l&tanzu ands D. 8!01 forth at tram, $ p. 464TDo.ea Dat4Cliarilltp.as 4')t. (844 r 1 / 2 * p - it ; - ..1ie...." , . .1 4 11 me as. flint .. a yal Swedish Ip. at. 100 all Lagrands 7 p.at. IS tall . •aa.tlaraaVaa.ll9.o 100 r u naktaat.of Partip.a. 91 all atbarooffraneatp.o IS all th Italian, a par at. U all W. 99. 1 11.61 tn. 0 p.a. llf 11} 96 96 11 1 18 Mt ki Si 10 Ot 114 111 n I f} RAILWAYS. FOREIGN Great Luxembourg, 151 1. Ottoman (Smyrna to Anna), 71, 8. San Paulo (Limited) guaranteed 7 per oaot., 16, South Austrian and Lombardo-Vanstian, 16. PREFEItENGB SHAKES. Great Eastern, Eastern Counties Extension, No. 2, 98. Great Western, Original (B. and H. Ex.), 5 per Gt., 90. Waterford and Kilkenny, 6 per cant., 53. ILISOELLAkEOb . S . ETAILES. Berlin Water VForke (Limited), 10f Company of African Merchants (Limited), 34. Credit Foncier and Mobilier of Eng. 64, 7. Do. New, 6, 54. 64. Egyptian Commercial sad Trading (Limited), 34. Fore-street Warehouse (Limited), 101. General Credit sad Finance of London 44. Hudson's Bay, 16i. Imperial Mere. Credit Associatios (Lim.), 41, j, 3. International Finsacial Society (Limikid), 4j, j. Italian Irrigation (Canal 9 . tondos Financial Association (Limited), Bf, 8, j. London General Omnibus Company (Limited), 34, j. London and Provincial Marisa 21. Maths. Irrigation sad Cartel (all paid), 164. Millwill Freehold Land and Doak (Limited), 7f. National Dia:oust Company (Limited). il i a North British and Mercantile losurancis, I . Orerend, Gunny, and Company (Unlined), 6j, 4. Peninsular and Oriental Steam (New), 60. Rio de Janeiro City Improvemeate (Limited), 22. Van Diemeo's Land, 10. PROPOSED VISIT 07 THE CRANCRLIAR OP THE EXCHRQURR ro LIVERPOOL—The Right Hon. W. F. Glad stone, M.P., Chancellor of the Exchequer, is to be enter. tuned at a grand banquet in the Philharmonic-hall, Liver pool, on the evening of Thursday, April 5. The arrange ments are under the direction of the Liverpool Reform Association. It is expected that Mr. Gladstone will take the opportunity which this visit will afford of admiring his constituents at Newton on the following day. Mr. E. T. Smith inaugurates the English opera season at Astley's with the production of Der Preieelesits. Mr. Jefferson took leave of the Loudon public on Saturday night, after playing Rip van Winkle for nearly 200 nights. He starts on a provincial tea, and will not return to the Adelphi until September. According to the Liberty the inhabitants of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg have been under a singular delusion, caused by a too 'soon.% telegram. " These good people,* says that journal, " had be. tiered themselves already disembarrassed from the bonds which connect them with the Germanic confederation, sad all heads were turned with joy. It appears that on Sun. day a despatch announced that the evening previous the Emperor had been received at the Odeon Theatre with load , ones of 'Vivo le Luxembourg,' bat without any farther detail, being gives. The inhabitants of the town of Lux embourg understood this es • declaration to favour of their autonomy, and promenaded the streets with vociferous crisis of • Vivo la Francs.' The governor was obliged to inter fere and explain to them their error." M. Edouard Laboulaye, the opposition candi date to K. de Bustling in the department of the Rae-Rhin, is the well-known author of the following weeks :—" His tory of the Law of Landed Property in France frost Con. 'tootles to the Preeeat Day." "Inquiry into the Political and Civil Condition of Women from the Romans to the Present Day," " Political History of the United States," and "Paris in Amarioa." He is, moreover, a member of the Institute end Protestor of Comparative Legislation in the College de Frame. Earl Grey states, in the course of a letter to the Times, that he hopes to publish before long • correspond epos carried on between his father during his administra- 18 Old Broodetreet, Loam', Marsh 23. tion with the King and William IV .' private secretary, B i r, -1 sin dirs'ot.a to hind you statement of soccrairts Sir Herbert Taylor. In this correspondence every import ant measure of the government was explained, and the (Limited) to the 31st of December Lat. I take this oppor and Waage-sheet of the Ottoman Finaecial Aseceiation objections not =frequently urged by the King to what tuoity of expressing ` to na y . ou e sat e isf s rion fer e a br tae was proposed by his Ministers were fully discussed. On l`fillileirrer'' b oa :: n t e e b y. As abo a somo d at i on i e now some important occasions not lee than thin or four letters in cour . e of liqu i dat , oo to t h e w an d er o f t h e were exchanged in a single day. This eorrespoodence ►usinsss sod meets to rae Lan= sod Co. (Limited), thus affords • complete and authentic record of the and es the proceediep and position of the association have chief political transaction' of that time. "After a so recently been fully dimilood at the seeecalntwatioga. it report to accompany the balseeneheet. lam requested, lapse itee.aed.thirty ram " li m os Earl Grey, ~ bee not been deemed necessary sow to ma k e • formal see no men why it should not be given to the world, and I think It due both to the King and to that the peewit financial °partition of the nedertaleng, sad nevertheless . , by the liquidators to state that they consider my father (and especially to the former, to whom these prospects opened by the Wean with Charles Waite letters do great honour ) that the refutation which will and CO, are eittloitilloa [ unman Imm:Zottracudto thus be given to many current misrepresentations of their mil. " add that it i t s& source of ma ch pacific:nice to the liquidators conduct should nntlonger be withheld. las accordingly, to be able to moan yea, them times of embarrassment with her Majesty's sanction (for which, of course, it was and disaster to so many public occopiteies, that oar ene mye- duty to ask), preparing this correspondeoce for publi. Onion has not bees in say way cioneseted with the term nor bask been affected, either directly or indirectly, ratios." I by their losses sad trashes, beyood the depressin in the Tan Berms( L'auus.--The Council of the Be- aof the shares , w hi c h as present time to be form Loom, have determined to rapport the goveremest : a :ai m -t w o to all tow e n. aa, Reform Bill, mid, in order to give wankel idea to their Lameavflarta, Secretary. re irdatioe, will hold a public matting . of Aped. at which several members ee of Ww parbewasit,edsdaY' the ta. ; It appears from the statement of accounts tha t the eluding Mr. Donbas, Mr. Daletideti, Mr. Aldermen Lusk, I " grate pro fi ts for the half-year, afte r deductin g and Kr. liVallegh Tomas will attend. salaries, directors' fees, stationery, advertisements, Rost. HOZTICULTIIVAL Sociarv.—Mx. Paul's rent. and all other charges," have been 8,347 1 ., show was whited by the. Princess of Wales, who was noes- which is raised to 28,4261. by the addition of nied by the Hera lire. Stoeor, on Saturday afternoon. 18,0791., the balance brought forward fr carrie om The promenade wee numerously attended. The lewd of the last amoun t Th i s sum o f 26,426 L is to be d Royd Horse Guards performed an ezeellent 'elastics et made Amongst te company wee lb. C o mte. et a no d e " , forward to the new a mount, " subject to an amou nt Day IL Campbel l Sir Arthur Buller. Sir A. Scott Wes*, for rebate sot exceeding NUL, and elb e lect to pro , Lady and Kiss Barnard, Kn. Orselard, _Mie Heresurt, vision for bad and doubtful debts (ray Smyrna). I Dowager Luis. stoma, Mr John and LitodY EttAtt Ben. the amount of which it not st present deter- Ashley and Hrs. Ponecoeby, Me W. Clay, Wound and Mn. m i n ag if aillogd, air O. Lysll, Lady 1,04 N" Fe I 1711 .- ►OO 101 l id zd Ul -., in CH 26, 1866. OS - • Own dams: There is little business iJa the stock and share market' to.day, apart from that connected with the fortnightly settlement, which has just commenced. The general tendency of prices, how ever, is rather firmer, the aocotmt showing tbat the meant large sales, especially of financial shares, were chiefly speculative. The arrival of nearly a quarter of a million of gold from Australia, the bulk of which is expected to be taken to the Bank, is also viewed as eatisisc tory. The shares of the financial companies are inquired for, and a rise of Ifia 6d. has occurred in Credit Foncier and Mobilier. International Financial and General Credit are also fractionally better. The funds, English railways, foreign bonds, and American securities are quiet, at, with a few unimportant exceptions, the closing prices of Saturday. " • ' The applications for discount are still moderate, but the supplyof money has diminished, as usual at this period of the quarter. The general quotation for good paper is bf to 6 per tent. The rate in the Stock Exchange for adv►nces till to-morrow on English government securities is 51 to 6 per cent. Consols are now quoted sei to 87 for money, and 87 to it, for the sth ApriL Brazilian scrip and Greek bonds are in demand, and have improved per cent. On the other hand, Italian of 1861 have declined I, and Mexican 1. The tither speculative securities are steady. The prices axe **follows :—Greek, 141 to 15 ; Mexican, 21f to 72 ; Spanish Passive, 27} to t ; ditto Certificates, 16 to t ; Turkish, 1862, 68 to ; ditto, 1865, 371 to ; Brazilian scrip, to ,ex div. ; and Ita lian, 1861, 80/ to f. The Viceroy of Egypt's new loan is unaltered, at to 1 prem. Renter's Telegram shares (new issue) are quoted f to 1} prem. American securities are steady. 5-20 bonds are quoted 711 to i; Erie Railway shares, 55} to ; and Illinois Central, 79f to f. The True Briton has arrived from Melbourne with 144,5001. in gold ; the Wave of Life with 45,5001. ; and the Sarah Grim with 50,5001. The total is 240,5001. International Financial shares are now quoted •tto t dia. ; General Credit, par to prem. ; ' London Financial, 71 to 61 dis. ; Imperial Mercan tile, f to f die. ; Credit Fowler and biobilier, 11 to 21 prem.; Oveiend, Gurney, and Company, 11 to f prem. ; and National Discount, 7f to 8 prem. RALF-rsar Taxis o'Clocx. Consols are steady, at 861 to 87 for money, and 87 to for the account. About 6,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Rental opened at 68fr. 55c., showing a rise of II per oent. It appears from the pamphlet just issued by the Committee of Spanish American Bondholders, re viewing their proceedings from the commencement, that the meeting of holders of New Granada Bonds, fixed for next week, has been convened for the pur pose ef providing means for remunerating the agents employed to receive the moneys from the cus tom-houses of the Republic. It is proposed to allow the agents a commission of one per cent on the amount of the remittances, and to authorisel Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. to deduct this one per cent from the amount of the half-yearly divi dends. At the same time the attention of the bond holders is called to the necessity of making some provision for the expenses and remuneration of the committee. The meeting referred to, originally fixed for Wednesday next, has been adjourned till the following day, in consequence of its being found that the 28th was settling day at the Stock Exchange." Mews. Glyn, Mills, Currie, and Co. have announced the payment in due course of the coupons due the let of April on the Mexican Anglo-French Six pee Cent. Loan of 1864. About 5,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank on Saturday. The influx continues only moderate, owing to the absence rif any important supplies, but about 900,0001. is now due from Australia. The amount of Government bills on India for which tenders will be received at the Bank of Eng land on the 4th April will be rupees 35,00,000 (350,0001.). The arrivals of cotton from America during last week were unusually large, viz, 46,409 bales, in value about 1,850,000/. Since the lit of January to the 22nd inst.—eighty-one days—the receipts amount to 353,596 bales, estimated at over 14,000,0001. Ia the face of figures like theme we shall probably hear no more of the alarmist cry that America is unable to send us an equivalent for the large amount of goods with which we have supplied her. From other quarters the influx of cotton into Liverpool continues large, causing • drooping tendency of prices, which is calculated to exercise a favourable influence on the money market. In refutation of the false reports which have been circulated with reference to the Credit Fonder and Mobilise of England (Limited), the directors of that company have issued the annexed circular to their shareholders : 17 and 18, Cornhill, London, March 24. Sir.—l beg to forward you herewith the notice of the next ordinary meeting of the company. Although the di rectors do riot, ea a rine, recognise the polio, of addreathas their shareholders upon every variatou in the quotation of the shares on the Stock Exchange, they take this opportunity to state, in sower to some inquiries that have been made by shareholders, that there exists so ground whatever for the depredations in the mar ket price d the shares in this company which has so un aecoustably taken place within the last two or three days. They can only attribute the fall to the circulation of tor founded and unjottiBable rumours, mid amongst others,that of the actual, or intended, resignation of the managing director, for which there is not a shadow of foundation. There is, in fact, no reason, so far as the position of the company is atheerned, why the quotation of the shares is the market should not be as high as it ever has been. The directors feel they am justified in making this statement, seeing that the affairs of the company are in the most pco 'porous condition, as will appear by the soonest' to be pre sented at the forthcoming meeting, and which will be seat to you in diterrouree.-1 am, too., ALF= Lowe, Secretary. The following letter has been forwarded to the shareholders of the Ottoman Financial Association (Limited): M !DA N 55 TI 55 TI ?? IN le Ws iii us at E IN IN IM It IN NS IN 106 los 10! W los 90 99 W W M us 19 91 110 11l We MS in IN Iff .4 19_ sa. 1 - 4:1 j etil Ti G l l i lira I alli I IC MO Oa 101 l _PS - Mrseenis4Bult , ba 4 rtherewili - be - ergreateentest--- lbitween the various parties interested in the affairs of the Joint Stock Diarguni Company with reference to the selection of an official liquidator, subject, of course, to the decision of the Muter o f the Bah. By a resolution of an extraordinary meeting of the London and SaburbanLand and Building Com directors (lAimited), held on February 1 , 1866 the were authorised to issue 10,000 new shares, of which number the present shareholders have subscribed for 4,005, leaving 6,996 shares. These the directors now offer to the publics at a premium of 11. per share. Sines the fornis4ion of the com pany, five dividends have bean paid, each at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum with theaddition in August, 1865 of a bonus of it per Dent, and in February, 1866, of a bonus of per cent. The first ordinary general meeting of the City of I Maslow Gas Company (Limited) is convened for the 11th April. A call of 51. per share is to be paid , by the 18th April. The second ordinary general meeting of the Com inertial Bank Corporation of India and the East is called for the 25th April. Travers' circular gives the following 00111e 011 of the present position of the Bank of gland and the price of Consols with the same date of last year : At present Same date lag yer. Bank coin and bullion L14,465,621 .. LIANSSIS Doak reserve of notes. 7,918,4116 .. 9,510,846 Rate of tlieomen I per seat. .. 8} per cent Mos at Gawk B6 .. The ship George Thompson, of the Aberdeen line, has arrived from Melbourne in 83 days, with 0 36,0001. in gold. • SAIVIDAT Bynum. Consols, which dosed yesterday at 86* toB7 for the sth of April, opened this mooing at the same quotation, and closed at 87 to 'I. For money the last price was 861 to 87. The official bulimia report is ea follows ;--Three per Gent. Gongola, foe money, 86i, f, 7 ; ditto, for account, 86i, 7 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 841 5; New Three , per Gents., 841, 1, 5 ; Bank Sioelr, for account, 246*; India Five per Cent. stock, 102*, f ; ditto Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 101*. There was no change in Indian Government securities. The March ischequerßills were quoted Ba. to Ss. die., and the June, 6a. to 2s. die., being likewise unaltered. Foreign stocke were not so depressed as yester day. There was a demand for Italian of 1881, Greer, Russian of 1862, and Argentine Bonds, which rose * to * per cent. Turkish of 1854 also met with inquiry. On the other hand, Russian " Bonds of 1850 and Turkish scrip of 1865 declined 1 per cent. ; Brazilian of 1852, &c., 1; New Gre nadian Deferred, and Brazilian Scrip, I ; and Spanish Passive, I. The Viceroy of Illorpt's new Loan closed at f to 1 prem. In the market for financial shares attention was chiefly directed to Credit Fonder and Mobilier, which were largely dealt in, and showed, for a time, much heaviness. Early in the day, upon a pres sure of sales, mostly speculative, the quotation was forced sown to 1 prem., but a rapid recovery then took place, and the last price was about the same as that of yesterday. London Financial shares im proved 2a. 6d., while Imperial Mercantile declined to a like extent. General Credit were slightly worse. International Financial were steady. Prices closed as follows:—lnternational Financial, #I to # dis. ; General Credit, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prem. ; London Financial, 7# to 61 dia. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, f to 1 dia. ; Credit Foncire and Mobilier, le to prem. National Discount shame were last quoted 71 to 8 prem., showing no change; Overend, Gurney, and Co., If to 11 prem., being about the same as yesterday ; General Ottoman, 3e to 4 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 16# to 1--• rise of 2s. 6d. The transactions in the miscellaneous share market were very moderate, and the only change was a reduc tion in Credit Fonder of Mauritius, National Steam, and Smith, Knight, and Co. London and St. Katharine Dock stock presented a recovery of 1 per cent. Marseilles Land shares were quoted 21 to II die. Reuter's Telegram shares (around issue) were quoted # to 1 prem. MINEB.-(THIS DLYJ Owls o'Cluxnr . The transactions in the mining market to-day are to a moderate extent, and prices show steadi ness. Attention is chiefly directed to the settle ment of the account. Great North Laxity shares are now quoted 2f to I ; West Caradon, 8 } to f ; Great Vnr, 2.5 f to 26 ; Tincroft, 14 to f ; Wheal Buller, 20 to 21 ; West Chiverton, 7 5 to ; North Treskerby, 2i to 3 ; and South Darren, 31, to An extraordinary general meeting of the Austin Consolidated Silver Mining Company (Limited) is called for the sth of April "to consider the reports of Captain Barrett (who has returned, after having made a personal inspection on behalf of the com pany of the mines proposed to be purchased), and to adopt such course and pus such resolutions thereon as may be deemed necessary or expedient." The directors of the Don Pedro North del Rey Gold Mining Company (Limited) have issued their fourth report, to be submitted at the general meet ing on the 12th of April. COAL MA RILEY. --(THIS DAY.) Walla End Hatton, 20a.; Walla End Bowe Ma.; was End South /tattoo, 19a. 6d. ; Walla End Teas, Walls Eod East Hartlepool, 196 . 9 d. ; Walls End Barth. pool. 19s. 9d. ; Walla god Budd la Henna, 18e. 3d.; Walls End Haugh Hall, 18e. 9 d. ; Walla End Ed= Halo, 11e. 3d.; New Belmont, 16.. 3d.; Wald Bain Hartley, 146.; Holy well, 16e. 6d. ; Londonderry Hartley, 15e. 3d.; Cowpea Hartley, 18a. 3d. ; Hannay* Hartley, 16e. 3d.— Ships at market, 40 ; at wa, 106. PROVINCIAL HHARI MARLITS. Limpooh, )(mica U.—Bala tedny Groot Bastern. gt Landon and Werth Walters. 120.1 1 201 - North British, South Eartern, Tir id—North lantern, Wert Hartlepool Aji— Erie, Mil —United Rates SW Bolk erl l o ll—Great Luxembourg. 1616.16—8ank of LiverpooL 281--11 Financial Association (Limited% 11 cl. —Mercantile end Exchange Bank —Ormond, Gurney. and Co. ( limited), lac d.—Britlah and Foreign Marine (Limßw 6 ). and London and Globe Fire and Life, 8 1-16 p. Rational Seism (Limited), 1 }ll-16d. MAXIM:MR, MARCH 24. —The market was quiet bat steady. Next to nothing done. ( heat Eastern, SO* 4--43reat Northern A. 110 IHRIMMIBAY, MARCH St—Business done :—South Staffordshire Railway, at 10 : Birmingham Canal. at 8.51 : Birmingham Joint Stock Bank, at SS ; Birmingham Financial (Limited ) at 1 pm. ; Midland Financial (Waited), at 1-16 prom. Birmingham Wagon (limited), at 114 : Musts** Metal (Limited). at * Closing priors :—Binsingham Fire Insurance. 10 6 . Ruyan : Bir mingham Waren (Uralted), 114 to 114: Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Wmon ILimitod), third lame, 4to * : MBA and Foreign Railway Plant, to 6 dia. ; and Patent lint and Bolt (Limited), 1 to 14 prom. Gem" MAACK St —New Three per Cent. Mask. 86i BM*, for account. 6th Amu. 6 lisw S6ll—Bank of Ireland (Itol. paid tor account. SES—ti e = Bank !SOL paid), 76—National ot (Limited) (10L paid), for account, 16—Union (limited) (Thl. paid),l7*—Groat Southern and Western Railway Geol. paid), 91i. BT. PAUL'S CATIIIIDSAL.—The following are the preachers appointed by the Bishop of Loam to preach in the Cathedral on San day morality is the month of April, 1868 :—April 8, the Rey. Edward Aerial, IL A., of Caries Church, Oxford, res te r of Dundee's-in - the - West ; A p re 15, the Rev. Henry Vans, 8.D., of 9tises's Collegs, Cam bridge, secretary of the Church Missomery Society ; April 22, the Roy. Michael Gibbs, MA., of Gosville sad Caine College, Cambridge, chaplain to the Lord Mayor ; April 29. the Rev. James Lupton, MA., of Christ Chun*. Orford, re ctor of St. Michael, Qemnbithe. Ile Very Rev. the Dean will preach cm Susday morning, tie Ist. being Seater Day. New PHOTooseriae Or pAlirrreies..-.-Ameng the bast indenting we the sees of late of the applisstios el photography to the repredaraios of modem meetings a m found ism esrlos of piereamaphie gelato published by Lucas Groom of Wigenore-siresL Is " &kW. Banquet," painted by E. Armitage, feentres end charm ' Meiotic expreseim are preserved with eisgslar fidelity, sad the miser details are Irsisfeered is useseeptiosabla proportion.L " Maces,' pasted by C. M. Nimes, the mitoses of the doh and t h e es niee end sparse of the atti tudeatti- tudeere as measedally t am tee Melbas of the . " The B.U. of Market" Ham lfas L ia r iy Mother r popsies ad cepteadses sketcaes. ars further ezemplee el a careful and skilful mercies of pleir torsAY• At 1•0011 Dunedin is hollowed with the visit of • Chime in the person of Mr. Ale Mei. De hes come down be Imola inquiries cm behalf of infamies! minstry n- es is Mainourns. Bane half dolma mere Misses, we shaver use es their mix here, end will sestet Ali Mai in aims the geld Golan amid their report be favour. Woe • Mewed maim ed Chimes is Mindy to fellow. Otege (ILA) Doily Times, Dec. 20. 71 e 4 IN fib 90 90 94 9e 99 0 if 4 90 94 IN OA OS 107 100 111. 14 F' d'