The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-08 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COCWr OF BANKRU PTCY. (Bohm Mr. einimioser tram.) •F TNT (TNIIIIIILAIID IJIAD MINING COMPANY (LIIMMD). Thu was a petition li, wiring up. The contras'', it ap pcars, was iecorporated in Dreember. Ms for the +-thing • lead aloe to Curnherlited nominal Cap".., .2 1 t.0101. in sham of each. It was found is tiepternbar that the whole of the Beherribr.l capital had bees ab sorbed, and • voluatary winding op RAA reacilved on. There was no opposition, and - the ..rder w w wade. IN RE G. W. HALL. The bank:apt was a mereltasCof E..cbureb•ehwt The car bee beeu a long tuuc hollow the court, and there have bees repeated adjeassualsete, curia( to &hams account& After the case had be.. partolly nose tato, it was ordered to stand over till Fridey. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (TlllB DAY.) OLD COURT. Were the Itasordes.) .4 , 4wAtintludra, Ü be:o C guilty to sa ladialoslat ng harpi him with ea venoms sus el stasey, the property of hit eyee King. r. Sleigh ages& eis hied/ el the primmer, that he had bone an witingspoilde eirreseur ter • groat 'may years, sad that time bed bees sidabilsaiiss of hooka. The servitude ler se Itetaphar elettsewel the prfrisear to he kept in podia the The grbeerr when the mime irse praeouseed, sad was carried leseerille wt el the overt. THE POLICE COURTS. (TEM DAY.) DOWATANZT. camas or REAPS WIN son& r•• Grape Lockper Isis smovist to Mr. WM*, ool• k, tor of ROSS hr She prlaskpolity of Woks, whom ollon ID SPrittiffirdialv WU charged will' oftallag throe 101. an too property of Ur. Wiliam Wilke'. colhotar of crows rents for Use priocipabty, wbooo m. on is th.• same boos., sal w Immo is she sen at the prisosoes ,00.tof. The 1101110 wan mimed by Mr. Wiliam Wa!does clerk (torn a book, which had bees opened by sesemee al • Wee key. A t the same time the primmer eke bad reeeived mike to Tot Mr. Wdkine's eiviese, oil=rei, end ealbee veLtly he was apprebewdwi ow • el eioleieing • equation by mesas al • hie ebenteler, preload* le be weed Lir Mr. Wilkins. 0. thee abuse boo was 'Wed to town fur three Ineettua aod w the expiry of the ISM he 1,1. apprehended by :Sergeant Thome, of tie ddeedive force. upon the preneet charge. I.:cam:bee wee given that he bad changed one el the ewer at a tradesman's um Oaford-street, and bed peid Ike eibeee Into hoe owe aocouet at a savings beak. He wee committed for trial. IITI•U110 • CIIILD. A respectably•stbier rasa, wiiored overwhelmed with grief, applied to Mr. Barker the following dis. hems( cirotoodsmose : The spphouit stated that hi. anima was Hunter, and oa sanity might, the 30th oh., twa el kis children were re taming hum* from school, red whoa M Ye bot tom of Green ltaree-larie, Lserereead. laws" they ' were stopped by a era wire salted sae of Wee to cf se genial for his, at the erne time giving the some mosey. Both the glob welted to go WS ha bald INN , 1 to wait Wills, the other, egad between ayes and went, sad raw thee settees had been bard of bar. The child stolen it dacrilied ref pals somplezios, doll hair sad eyes, and a large saw oa Imeskikt cheek. Mho hates wire at us takes away an old felt bat bound with Woo, a Mal tuvli with large steer • berme holland pinafore, red striped stockiest, and boo* and pair of gold wine a bee an. HO had aimed a reward of M., which would he pald W lefernestlea was ghee at tho I ilington policestatioa of the whereabouts of the child. He had takes We comma to eerie kle ereseliip could help him, se he had sot the moue of admiring*. Owing to the loss of tho child the motbor bad been ill ewe Noes. Hr. *Am aid he could act meet the applioant, but bt bad esdoelm but that the pram weat take nodes of the illathor. sad by that means perbeps the child might be re covered. THAMES. sAVAtAt ASSAULT ST AS ASIMICAN SAILOR. Berir, • tall and powerful fellow, who said be was • Yankee eranuia sad had lataly armed n. this country is • New York rocket ship, was brought before Mr. Wooli7ch, charged with ecemaitlisg • savage mew& se Mary Dooovasoe poor Irish warm, sad the wife of • ocalerluppsr, deellisg at Na 3, Chaseerposert, Birdwell The opeoplauseat, whose face wee swam sad ,landsed, sad her mouth cut, seed that at 3 o'clock this moraine she hoard a Lied ksochiag at the door. sad Oilskin it yes brs keehuid, who did sot come hose WS ta. she ?peed the door, sad the primmer Womble* laird is. Os disesveriag who it wee. she aid to hem. " Yee nest go out of here. Thi I sot your plus" The primmer eared • es awe oath, and inenediately struck her • balmy blow with hie clashed Mt as the side of tie bad, and knocked has doers. She got up apts. sad ogled out " Murder." sad he streak her repeatedly Aleut the kW and chest, out her lips, sad tucked set easel her lesele—seether wee seedy &demised. Mho welted Wee her host was, spewed the wisdom, sad dropped hose M ista the Wrest. My* the pretest is the beams Mr. Woolryek— Did renewals the primmer Won! W liars-1 sem sew him Wank ray We, is He hit a• La the sheet, tad it is ell blast and him A pnb.abbb of the 1I division mid be heeni load moms mad crime of ups. to Mee • was is C learary-rourt. wed os he 11111 V Be am. *Mei, Mazy tkisovse. bow Glebe am. sad Medic peolusely fous the some sod usentit. Be west Me the bean and toned the primer Ohm with a Whit mete I. his heed. t her%ette r .,olrych— is the eempletaant ream al goad Wassise— Yes, sir, Js u • very Utmost sodastrions weeks& The prilossr. is demos mid—As far as my recollection pm. It swami to ascisestami 1 had so omvsrastios that woman se say other poses. 1 asset believe 1 struck ber sll. 11 r. M ootryelsr—Haw yes wray witotwor to call The prisoner —I adoldolw I bore no owe to .ay a word wird I did rod whoa I did wt. Yr. Woolruch— Yaw have hew guilty d a moat violsot as cowardly mouth oo that poor WOlllOll. I convict you at as aggro aced aocault, anal magma you to two months' icaprisoameat and hard labour. DIitP IOI 47 I ArriMPPIIrSIONWATROBABBY. CLIEU wry= OP rss mar= A robbery Of a must desperate character was attempted as Biter* last, in 091111 day, on the foot mod close to Hooey Well, east Barnsley, upon to old man, more than 71,1 yearn of age, whom three stalwart fellows had knocked down sad were robbing, whet they were suddenly sad maingssiedly pounced upon by the polies. To explain how this was accomplished we shall have to go back to • fine moonlight night early in December, on which night (Friday) Sapennteadrat Greenhalgb was walking the Arista of Barnsley a little pent the midnight hour, when he observed • soleness ebasseter making his way it the direction of Cockerhara. The saparioteedent's auvpicions were 'ached, sad he dogged the fellow as far em the Honey Well, which locality the man seemed to examine minutely. As there were so houses near, Mr. Oresahalgh came to the coecicsioe that emus oilier object than bur glary wee intendsd. He made and found that Mr. He•rdaJl, manager for Messrs. Sturges, Paley, and Co., proprietors of the New Gawkier Colliery, azA so old man named Charles Smith, were in the habit of going every alternate Saturday to get mosey from the bank in Barnsley to pay wages, and he felt convinced that the fel low was looking out the beet place for the committal of • robbery. Subse.puent oloenratMos confirmed this opinion, sod from that period up to the present, police.olficers have been secreted in the neighbourhood on the look out for whatever might occur. The superintendent. of Saturday. was bid, with Inspector Sykes. under • haystack ;Se t Beaanagan and Pollee-constable Lewes were coeosabd in a coal•prt cable, through the wall of which they had per forated • hole for the purpose of making observation; other men (all in plain clothes) were disposed behind kedge!, I where, dating the late cold winter weather, they had bun for haws on the go i rite. After • while, the old man Smith was observed coming along, Mr. B&•rdmhl, w►o had the gold, having preceded him, and mama unmolested. and when he wee Dearing the gate leading from Hoes; Well- Igoe to the colliery, be was suddenly knocked down three men. whose moremeaus. however, had bow" weloiled. trap orinteediint lircenluilah fired a pistol (a preemessied signal) his um rushed front their hiding-plasm and' arrived at tbe weal of the robbery just e. the villeins were throttling their victim, and trying to stuff • beedlterelad if his mouth. After • desperate struggle the mob were secured and brought to the Barnsley lock-_up, and mho. poen(' remodel( for examination. Smith bed 181. li. be silver in his basket. A portion of the silver wee skews noon the ground, sad • lot of groceries. The same c 4 the raptured also are John Hewitt, of BOlaewstOrs William Doeskin, beerhoose-keeper, Lamina, sad T►empses Bow den, of klextioreagh. A Czyremaitiaw.—There is now living, mar the het sad Hall, Revesnaks. • man arid Willies Weaver, who attained hie 101st year on the 19th of December hit. He is in full prisrion of all hi faculties. He was born at eirsioad. but haa lived in this pair for the Wt 25 Tears. Mesdion• ion reef. It ia expected that the accumulation of grain at the several porta on like Michi gan an d th e u pp er sa d o f ab s P.m by the let of May will be sufficient for 1,000 car ter at 15,1110 bride • asp. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 8, 1862. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (ii ILLICTILIO 121.1101/ML ) CHELTENHAM MEETING.--(THIS DAY.) DOII.IIJOH PLATS 'Bres milea. Brooste•TtijiiWar;,Pti Pa, lEttais, The (lift. Broom. dick, Wei Willie, Asoot, Owes* e.g ( 4%Lielmam or. LANSDOWN PLATE. Two miles. Cornot, Old Bale, Emily — ifarrTs, ' 'Wee - Willie, Miracle, Deception, Gamecock, Kiag o'Toole, Emblem, Longford, Catherine, and Ned of the Halle are here. MILITARY :STEEPLE CHASE. Three rams Waverley equirsi, Rouser, Nimrod, Lincoln, aod The Martyr are bare. UNITED HUNT STAKES. Three miles. Quickadver, ledecaelos, Toot Moore, The Flat . Bird of Prey. Iliad' Eale, Schoolboy, g by Augur, sod HArvey'a Sauce are here. THE CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY. (THIS DAT.) The luartarly meeting was held this day at the offices, 'AortaMoires', Strand ; Viscount RANILAGII is tins chair. The Secretary (Mr. O. L Gm= cur) read the advertier meat wares* tib, maw Viscoaat UMW' ass read the maimed report : " The executive ammillibes of au Oueervaiive Lead So ciety have the plearare I. this tharty-eighth quarterly re port of aueaseelpg he the sharobWiere that the receipts for the ChM.= sled lard, rifts , of the promat hammed yews'. remerkahly raehmseery, sr will be sees by the easesed tahuhr ilaftwoma 00 ,,, _Meg Mores to Our ii t . otat ji. e . 44 „ Dee. 911, ua i 110 LUND 1 March 24 1889 U VA 17,11 11 11 Totals to Sept fik 121 87 999 SAO L 11 1461 .... WU 8790 11.948 MAU 10 9 Oroad Totols to 14817419, lfti 14.911 9.987 11,919 RS.IN 10 0 The above Lady-day quarter shows as hareem at 3,0931. 14.. 9d. over Ws corresponding one of bet year. The prawn Lady-day quarter also shows an Wawa, et 4,2931. lie. 24. over the preceding Christina. quarter. The total sale of Wad to Lady-day, 1862, amounts to 304,6861. KM, Wog so Wren, to the intent of 42,2651. 15a 7d. over the Mures to Lady-day, 186 L The total withdrawals from the formation all the societin Sept., 1852, to Lady-day, 1883 an 168,2961. is. 6d. The returns of the register of the order of rights are as follow : Completed, 4,607 ; drawn, 3,140 ; seniority, 1,651 ; total, 9,Wiot Deduct rights exercised on estates, &a, 7,047. Uostersiesd rights, 2,36 L The last share number on the mane by seniority Is No. 13,196, and the last sham number Wood up to the SW of Match, 1862, was No. 17,918. Two allotments at had and homes for the present lowan yew have taken plow. The fin wea on the 16th ci °Mob= hat, when the Quesn'amied mean, London road, Tonnage 'Wells, was offered, an the sewn on the 12th of February, wLen two estates at Newark-upon- Trent, at Buteen-hdl sad Nonlipto, were submitted for selection to the holden of rights of choice. The Queen'ivroad estate I. divided into 63 lots, =eluding sixteen subsuntielly bailt Hothio cottages. Situated as the property is class to the Church of St. dohs, within ail easy distene from the railway station, and adjoining the most Mtn=promenades io Toobridge Wells, it ia not an tis sales already effected have been so seiner =gain when the new roads are opened to conict the with the Woodbury Park estate, the remaining plots be is dawn It is the intention of the board to offer during the yaw the remaining portion of the Wood. bury Park ails* the direct an speedy railroad coin. touniminas wew gene between Tonbridge Wells and London baying iamoweel the weenty, of additional hones secommodatien on this popular watering.place. The two Newark nano wen allotted at the Town Hall after a large "abbe meeting, . at which the Mayor presided. vi.oonat Impale%the Hon. and Rev. W. C. Talbot, and Colossi Koos, N.P., attended on the deputation on the panel the emsasine eammitees sad their explanation were casendsen so salialsetery, that unseimous resolution WNW pried swearing of the moiety's system of working. The Nonaupde snake II divided into 75 plots, and the heawn-bIR inn XI plots, the prime ra i l , / from W. up be 99W. per plot, so that keg lead ma thus be seamed on both estates for all dams of the ecnamnaity. The roads and dines will soon be ooneirseled, and Weakling opentiene will speedily follow. The neat alletiossit is axed for Wodass day. April 30, on which ocesaion an additional timothy of the valuable Roaluiropton Park estate will be offend ,• as also the fourth palatine of buildieg land as the Round Hill Park, at the end of Richmond an Prince's Roads, Brighton; and houses on limi Round Hill-crescent, now in occu pation, or ready for habitation. It is likawhe the =tontine of the executive committee to Mende is the forthoonag April allotments gonad reale at the Battersea and Rosen Road (Nail Bow) aviator. The Hoc. W. F. Dunsesobs, If. P., being =able to sontlase his serums, has wagon Ws pines at the beard. Ths directom have been wed are fa weeliatino far tenses antes in different of the minstey. sad an also kolas( ant foe so in or war Landon The Tottenham and Juriction Railway BM newbefore the login. latent, the Kestib Town wee* the nocerwary slop have been taken to protect the interne of the allottess and of the society. The neentive committso, in conclusion, coops-nine the seembere on the cheerio( prospects for the future." ACCIDNNTAL DNIPM INSURANCI COMPANY. DAY./ . ' An extraordinary Famed meeting of the share holders was Mid it moo clock, at the offices, 7, Beak-build. Wip; Yr. Amman Oen io the chair. enatentan WE the object of the meeting was simply to angem the tomintioos pseud at the last ex- Iroordineny ensothig, that being neesssari as a matter of form. Be the nesead revolutions for this purpose, which were passed amsthemely. A tholnilsa was also passed for assimilating all theillebantares of the company, and reducaog the amount, so mto reader them more mirth in the market. GREAT GRlmmer ELECTION. —The committee appointed by the Hour of Commons to inquire into the petition egoist the return of Mr. Chapman, resumed their investigation yesterday ; Mr. E. C. Egerton is dm chair. Gems Bancroft was examiud by Mr. Pane, and corroborated - the evidence given by his brother co Saturday, in reference to an offer of lief. for the two votes alleged to have been made at the Fleece Inn on the day of statics by u man known as Butcher Kirk. Samuel Wardale, bricklayer, mid Sham the day of nomination he meat to Wardle's beershop and saw a man named Newby, who said, " Let me take this St. to your wife." Witness said, " No, 1 don't want my wife to do such business for ma." Newby said, " Your wife will take can of it better than yes." He Wm went with Newby and the landlady into macaw room Newby pointed to a weal on the table end said, "It's all right." Witness took it ap and found that it metalled IX He gave it to his wife on the followiag morning. After some further evidence the committee adjourned. Two MIEN KILLED IN A COALPIT. —Yesterday morning an accident by which two men were deprived of life, and others seriously injured, occurred in what is called " Do- Well Pit," one of the sevend pits belonging to R. B. Barrow, Eel., the great coal and ironstone master, of Ringwood Hall, Dear Chesterfield. About three o'clock in the morning, a ' collier ulna Josh. Smith was at work in the pit named when a large quantity of " bind " fell from the facing, and he was so seriously injured by the heavy mass that he died almost immediately after the accident. Ileory Goodman, an old miser, of Stareley, after the '• bind " had fallen, went to the assistance of Smith, and whilst he was eedeavourini to release him, a great weight of "bind" also fell on hug And billed him on the runt. Two ether men were severely injured. The unfortunate men who have lost their lives were careful workmen, and no blame is attributable to aay one connected with the pit, the sad occurrence being purely the result of accident. i 3 I.7OILIPIIC. CHAILTIONPHIP.—BeII's Life says -" W. believe it Is Heesaa's intention at oece to throw down the gauntlet to Mace and have smother shy for the original belt. Mace, who seems to have expiated the arrival of • fresh ceedidate with some anxiety, writes to us from Norwich that Mr. M oss Phillips has full authis , rity to treat with Heenan, and to sign articles for any ' amount up to 5001. • side. It is foramina that Sayers has issued • cartel conk.; on Heenan te ems more 11 try COOCIVIdO. with him ; but as &yen is seder a heed never to fight apia, sad as his trustees are dehwediied to provost his dein se. we are inclined to believe this In one gossip. AI s , yy rata, it it certain that if Bayer pee up bit mesa peeWW speculation sod signed utilise. tlmissateir would sot (*farther, as his friends would take stops to pre vont it. We knew not whether Heenan 's brother has come orse se the eras bedpan; hut if he baa, Mace has clearly his work est est, seeing that should one brother be us gamaid the would doubtless spring up to swinge his fall. la addition to hi pugilistic practice, the Benicia Boy has, we hear, usidertakia an engagement with a imps at 'gumtrees during the Exhibition." Serfs HIONINOTOW Moscow.—During the week ending April 5, the visitors have been as follows :—On Mooday, y , sod Babudsy. free days, open t rim 10 a.m. to 10 p.m 14,344 Wednesday, Thursday, sad Frid a y, spayed Jays (adaled= to the Public 6d.), cps from 10 aas. lie 5 p.m, 1,1115 • , total, 15,510. From th e owning of the lfsiewia, 2,502.1 18 1 CILYPPLL PLUCK ONS SIULLITIO Mona; An= 7. —Adeihsions os payment, 666 ; ditto by erases Wen* 484-lolal, 1,150. ROYAL Fizz HOP:PULL, 0RA164-11IN-ROLD. The number .1 patiesta relieved at this hospital during the week Nadia( April 5 was 3,901, of which Pa were new OW& A+ A — second newspaper in the English language has been tanned in Buenas Amm o as the Weekly Standa►d. SHARE L1828.-(THIS DAYJ two e'Owou. The railway share market to-day is still ex tremely inactive, bat steadier in character. There is • riae of # per cent. in South Rutern stock, and 1 in Great Western, but a decline of in Caledonian. Other lines are generally steady. London and North Western stock is now quoted 921 to I; Great Western, 73# to ; Midland, 1 127 to ; Lancashire and Ymiuihire, 1 106/ to 1071 ; South &astern, 84 to 1 ; Caledonian, 1101 to 1111 ; land Astern Counties, 57 to i. Lombardo-Venetia n Railway shares are firmer, at 21 to 21 prem. The Belgian lines are steady, and Indian and Canadian quiet. OILDLNALY ADLIIIII AND ROCKS. BAILWATL 4. Ii:;-. le . _ .. ria,ty_oL . =Vss.i 1._.!-*_•_ 111ria" .711i — itad ah = ° I &Yd. 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At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 70fr. Mo., being sc. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 931 and 1 for money, and 931 for the account. The present quo tation is 931 to both for cash and next Thursday. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 236 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 94, 1 ; New Three per Ceuta., 921, 1 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, }, 1, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 1864, 1001; Exchequer Bills, 18s., 21s. prem. Tho Turkish Loan of 1858 remains heavy, and, after being marked 691, is now quoted 70 to 4. The loan of 1854 is steady, at 834 to 4. Mexican Bonds are well supported. This department is quiet. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cent.., 1860, 934 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 644 (exchange, 126.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 99/, 4, ex div. ; Italian Five per Cents., 664 (exchange, 25fr.); Mei lean Three per Cents. , for amount, 33}, ;; Peruvian Three per Cents., foraccount, 824, exdiv.; Portuguese Three per Cent.., 1853, 464 ; Rus sian Five per Cents., 1004, 991; Sardinian Five per Conte., 811; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 521; the Committee's Certificates, 7 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 884 ; ditto for account, 834 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 70, 694, 701 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 714. The steamer Great Britain has arrived off Queens town, from Melbourne, but it is not known yet how much gold she brings. Her advice' are to the 31st January. The subscriptions to the new Egyptian Loan con tinue upon an extraordinary scale. The sum paid into the Bank of England yesterday was 141,9191., representing applications for 2,830,3001. of Stock. The aggregate subscribed for up to this evening is 6,708,7001., the total nominal amount of the lout being but 2,196,2001. Sales, either ou speculation or in anticipation of allotments, being pressed, the price has receded to 7t to 11 prem. The Paris correspondent of the Times has made the following remarka . with regard to the Egyptian Loan : With reference to the Egyptian Loan to be brought oat in London, I sin iuformed that certain houses in Paris en tend, in 1860, into an agreement for Eve years for • similar waltion with the Viceroy of Egypt, and they now aoesider that they ham a right to claim a preference la Oa loan Is question. The difficulty which Ins arisen between them end his Highness in this matter is submitted to the arbi tration of M. Thouvenel, Minister of Foreign Affairs. I have not heard that M. Thoavenel has give his decision, bet until the claim be disposed of ow way or the other by the arbiter &Cooped bj both parties, it would be well if the English negotiators need cautiously in the affair. In coneequenoe of this statement, the English representative of the Vioeroy ham sent the unsex•d letter to Messrs. Friihling and (keeben, the agents to the loan, and it was posted up in the Stock Exchange yesterday afternoon : April; 1862. Oentemen,—A paragraph Win appeared is the Tines correspondence hem Paris in reference to the pending Egyp tian lose, which, if left without explanation, might preju dice the interest of those who have engaged la is, It may be satisfactory to .you to be informed that the question submitted to the arbitration of M. Thouvenel as to whether or not " The certain houses in Paris Sr. **- led in claiming to be the sole issuers of an Egyptian low," treeless itself into a claim or indemnity for loss of expected profile, and can in no cam affect the validity of the security offered by the Viceroy. (Signed) Lauctmo, Agent in England of the Viceroy of Egypt. To Mesas. Endalieg and Gisehea. According to a statement with which we have been furnished, the matter stands as follows :—ln 1860 the Viceroy issued a certain number of "Bons du TriSsor" (Exchequer Bills), of which he pledged a portion with the Comptoir d'Eacompte, and Messrs. Ch. Laditte and Co., of Paris. This is a portion of the Boating debt which the present loan, am the prospectus states, is intended to extin guisli. A stipulation was made that the Viceroy should not issue any fresh bons du trtisor without giving theComptoir d'Emeompte the option of their negotiation. The Viceroy having afterwards issued eerkis," or receipts, not transferable, as pay ment for supplies made to him, the above-men tioned. Paris establishment set up a claim against his highness ; and, moreover, they deduce from the stipulation that, "any further issue of Exchequer Bills should be offered them in preference," a right to the preference in the issue of any loan. This has resolved itself into a claim for indemnity for the lose of expected profits. M. Thouvenel has been accepted as an arbitrator by the Viceroy, and by the Paris houses, and is to decide as to whether the Viceroy has failed in his engagement, and therefore whether or not he is to pay an indemnity. The decision of M. Thouvenel, whatever it may be, can therefore only affect the purse of the Vioeroy, but can in no way invalidate the present loan. The amount of gold taken to the Bank yesterday was 66,0001. The Africa, from New York, has brought 41,0001. in specie, and the Tyne, from Brazil, 13,6301. The monthly return of the Bank of France will be published on Friday next. The private letters from Buenos Ayres express great satisfaction et the prospect of • durable both to Buenos Ayres and the Argentine ronlederation, as well as of a steadily increasing trade with England. The present packet brings to Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. a further sum of 15,000 L, which we believe completes the amount due in July for the dividends on the six per cent. and three per cent. stocks and their respective sinking funds. This State seta an example of punctuality in fulfilling her financial engagements of which any country might be proud. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was very firm. The transactions comprised 8,000 bales. The Chartered Bank of British Columbia and Vancouver's Island has been received with extra ordinary favour. The number of shares applied for yesterday, the first day, is between 28,000 and 22,000, the entire capital consisting only of 12,500. Numerous transactions took place in the shares, . . and the price, after touching 4 prem., "buyers, closed at 3i to 31 prem. The directors have noti fied that no applications will be received after Wednesday next, the 9th inst. A respectably constituted undertaking is an-j nounoed under the title of the Italian Irrigation Canal Company. It is formed as a sociA4 anonym!, with limited liability. The share capital is 25,000,000 francs, or 1,000,0001. sterling, in shares of 201. each. The object is to carry into affect what is described as a valuable and remunerative concession granted by the Italian Government for the construction of irrigation works in one of the richest districts of Northers Italy. The main canal will be 52 miles long, derive an inexhaustible supply of water from the River Po, and irrigate more than 300,000 acres. According to the compu tations put forward, the rental of the proprietors will thereby be increased by no less a sum than 810,0001. per annum. The interest taken by the Italian Government in the project is proved by its having guaranteed a minimum interest of 6 per , cent. per annum on the entire capital to be ex pended in the purchase or construction of the canals, the preliminary expenses, and the management and maintenance of the room pany's works. The government also guarantees the repayment of the capital through the operation of a sinking fund, applicable by annual drawings ; and it is arranged that shareholders who shall be paid off shall remain participators in any proilts exceeding 0 per cent. during the remaining term of the concession. G, achlition t., the share capithl, bonds bearing 8 per cent. guaranteed interest will be issued under authority of the government. The project is stated to have been received with great favour in Italy, where 20,000 shares are to be . allotted, the number offered. in England being 30000. The traffic returns to be published this week oomparewith Easter week last year. The compari son is therefore disturbed. The Brighton Com pany's return shows a decrease of 3,77&., and the South Eastern a decrease of 3,9001. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 21st of March were 10,232/. sterling, being 3491. leas than in the corresponding week of last year. The Titan, paddle steamer, belonging to the China and Japan Steam Navigation Compaug, and • built by Lair!, sailed from Birkenhead ou the lltn of March ; and another steamer, a screw, is tined to sail at the end of the present month. The annual meeting of the Great Southern of India Railway Company is called for the 29th inst. The particulars of the progress of the sinking fund on the Brazilian loans are published. Noirnsr Emmet'. Console, which closed on Saturday at 93i to 94, both for money and next Thursday's settlement, opened awl closed to-day at 93J to 4. For the May settlement the last price was 934 to 94. The official businan report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 94, 931, i ' • ditto for account (April 10), 931 ; Bank Stock, 236, 2304 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 924, ; New Three per Cents., 921 1 ; India Stock, 2244 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, j; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 1004 • ditto 1864 or 9866, 1001 ; Four per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 904, 91 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1021, 103; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1081, 4. The India Five Per Cent. Stock was last quoted 108 k to 4. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was dull. Exchequer Bills remain steady, at 18s. to 21s. prem. The foreign stock market was dull. The shares of the Bank of Egypt and Ottoman Bank were flat. London and South African Bank, as well as Canada Land and RiodeJaneiro Improve ments shares were rather more offered. closing quotations for ehare; in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In suranoe, 61 to 71 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 2-16 to 111-16 prem. ; Universal Marine, 21616 to 2 13-16 dis. ; Loud= and Provissial Marine, par tot prem. ; Mercantile Fire, to pram. Commercial Union, to 1 dis. ; Imperial Bank, /to 11 prem. ; Indian Branch Railways, 1 to II prem. ; Alliance Bank, 4} to 6 prem. ; Northern Counties Union Bank, 21 to 21 prem. ; Italian Irrigation, Ito prem. ; and Metropolitan Railway Carriage, to I prem. The new Victoria Loan was steady, at 104; to 1001. MIXES:-{THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocm. The mining market today is rather inactive. East Corn Brea shares are quoted 121 to 131 ; Marko Valley, 94 to j ; Past Caradon, 341 to 35 ; Cook's Kitchen, 34 to 35 ; Roaerarne United, 20 to 21 ; and South Condon, 325 to 336. In the Stock Exchange Rest Candon have been dealt in at 35 and 358 ; Rest Cam Bea, at 138; and North Wheal Crotty, at 21 and 21. Foreign and colonial descriptions are without variation. Great Northern Copper (South Aus tralia) are officially marked die. ; and St. John del Rey, 504 The directors of the Santa Barbara Gold Mining Company (Limited) hay. resolved advices from Brasil that the transfer of the prrpsrt had been completed. The directors have theref ore resolved tasend out the staff immediately, in order to com mence operations vigorously. At the South Devon Don and General Mine meeting, on Saturday, the resolution previouffily period, in Grour of the , winding up of the undertaking, wee ocallrrned. ' From South Coadurrow Mae (April 5) the agent reports : —" There is no change in may part of the mine since last on. The men are ma ki ng pretty good progress is viol the crosscut south at the 50, the ground being may. is " : ak 111 11 4 10} 12 90 10 12 11li lOL WWII I «a 466 416 44 41 46 za 1 1 16 4 2 t 8 id 1 li 67 110 1 ti 10 1 i 11, 66 46 i dis par , i 41 i; 1 6 4 40 U 821 Uli It ii 96 10. 2 ? a 4 i 4 1 1N: 17 1 1- elf lele 110_ 64 144' Idi :1 18 . U SA • 8 a als 4 1 s t IS Id 17 ) s . l ea : l a d e f•l6-• L 14.& $La. II is. .1 1111., 116:66 • 4 61 6 LTA. - I} _ - - U no. au 1 au MI COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) . (sr nrun AID 111131 /LM= IitL26RAPH.) (nor OUR ORS 0011111SPONDINT.1 Nederete atteadane• M to-day's market. Wheat a rather beater &mud at extreme rates of Friday. Flour, rather more inquiry, at the de of Friday. India& oars steady. Mixed. 27.. 9d. ;ex quay, 28e. 3d. ; EdyFilisa beans slow sale, and Bd. easier ; oate and oatmeal without cheap. MINOfIW LANX-(THD3 DAY.) SUGAR,. —The market has opened quiekr, with but few sales on the spot, but afloat two oargoes of Cuba have bees disposed of, one of 770 hogsheads and3so homes at 225. 9d. and one of 267 hogsheads and 680 busts at 74, 311., bot h for the United Kingdom and landing weights. Refined is quiet. COMIC oontiones in fair request ; 500 begs superior Rio sold at 706. 6d. to 71s. 6d. ; and three floating cargoes, two good first and superior Rio at 655. 6d., and ooe superior at 68s. . . — Tta.—The market continues quiet, but firm. small parcel of felt Jamaica sold at 21. id. per god Bice.-3.000 bags Baasein sold at 10s. 3d., an I a floating ergo of Neerenie, J 10s. 3d., fully insured. Para--500 begs erdieery Penang sold at 313. &mamma—No ales reported. Corrox.-400 bales sold on previous tense. Bast.l.Ac. —A wed d good dark garnet sold at 104 Be. to dd. Coma. —MO boy Ass Busses sold at 27.. 6d. comb. CARDAIIOIIB. —MIN aro burn ce Malabor at previous pries*, bat Co arilst TALLOW MARKET.-(TED3 DAY.) The market is qnist, but steady. Tows tallow is quoted 46e. act cash; Petersburg Y.C.. on the spot, Me to 46a. 3d.r, all this mouth, 465. ; April to June, 465. ; July to Septem ber, 47. ; Weber to December, 48s. 3d. to 4t 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) MOMS. Harm and &atop report a short supply, aosl trade firm at last day's prices. Prime meadow hay, 70s. to flOs. ; superior ditto, 84.. to 99.. • inferior ditto, 40s. to 90. ; tosses , 595. to 70s. ; clover, old, 80s. to 110 s. ; ditto. am, second cut, 80s. to 100 s. ; straw, 88.. RAILWAY AND PUBLIC 001CPANIE6 IN PI —Yesterday, Mr. Denison, Q. C., bana l .— the Bala and Merionethshire Rally. 1V 11•111dibe land the bills of the Corwen, Bala, and 1 Railway, sod of the Bala and Dolgelly Railways, sad threw out them at the Bali aeklfialaaathshira. The _cam al the Eihreiwebtry Lon behalf at and Hereford Balmy toe leasisg their line to the Londoi and North Weston, to enable lima to acquire additional lands, and subscribe 30,0001. to the Knighton and Ceded Wales Railway, was °passed, end Mr. Robertson, C.E,, examined. The Earl of Bowie and Mr. Woods, C.E., were examined in favour of the Shrewsbury and Welch pool Bill, who propose to improve and lay down a second line of rails upon their main line, and raise leo.ow. Mr. &taint Wmaghain objected to the locos standi of the London and North Western against the hill, but after hear- II fr. Her:mother, QC., overruled the objection. The MU of the Berwick hire Railway wee parted in that commit tee. The cued the West Riding. and Great Grirosbv was opened and evkleace tallest ts opposed by the Lon don tad North Wasters, Lairrike pad Yorkshire, and GreetNertbern. Osellindeestealleind other evidence was taken lathe Bristelandßona-Weders committee. Mr. NO addreseed the comolless at length on the Nene Valley 'WNW and further local evidence was taken on the bill Ice the Salford improvement. St:Tux:mom it; lERNT.—Before the appearance of Biz E. B. L 'll last production, surprise might have been ex upon reading the following ; but as anima* is now brought forward to establish an hypothesis of charms and magic having had, and having, a real existence. we may naturally look upon the superstition of the patient as tradition, bavieg its origin in the real primitive times, ease as the people of New Holland are wad to have bad 0 traditional account of the deluge. A well.worn but carefully-folded paper wen picked up at Milatead the other day, which was found to have detached itself tram the dram of a female, who, it turned out, bad worn it some time irons' of its contents, as a cure for the toothache. On the piper was written the following :—" as peter sat at the pled Jersdeet Jesus said unto him peter what sliest the paler WI Ides a pain in my theeth Jesus said unto him sates and tenter see and thou shall be healed he arose and followed bins and was healed imeedetely and peter preached all that carried those words about with them should be healed and Jams maid it shall be at thy &Arr."— Maidstone Journal. 86 97 67 WU 2116 79 U 86 MI Ha In 98 U 89 91 66 9 171 1 26 161 2.46 apt 36 I 1 pin 78 80 1 070 4; " 64 64 26 86 87 116 TI 2 2 I is 01 N 4. ... 111 10/ Ue I 7 7 4 107 i 67 4 II ell s— a 43 1 4 1 pa II 1• i lie r sel 14 a z a r IVO NM KM. II NO VON 11.71 - 10 WAS 111,000 WON WWI Rd issBll .Sel!i 10,000 11.000 62.1 y, to. I Ws. I I ton poi F. is al Lt.ns MU iillial 150.0.01 11114,011 IWO MOW MAN e),000 6,000 61,610 10,000 1,061 Self iii 40,000 "Mu 11,000 11,000 IMMO KIN KM 31,013. 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