The Express. — London, England, 1867-04-12 00:00:00

i ._ _ , 1 ~....,:nly struck her. bat not with such violence as' LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE SHARE LISTS.--(THIS DAY.) 1 1 01.111°N RAILWA'fit MO. ~legal, and I em t xtrquely sorry for doing so. Mr. Knox -1 think the violence of the blow has been -se __ 44 I 3b. I Psi. 1 Rummy'. I Meths priest 1 Saha. 10 all .Astweep & lotterdens - !,.awl. e‘ev,geratc,i, or there would have been some sp. (BY TILEORAPH.) Gars o'CLoon. la ' all_ 311 1Pref oo l-A o llke 11 1 3 13 1 I..,ranceof it on the comphiinfint's mouth ; but I cannot . 1 1 - tole,' t. the defendant's striking a female at all, and I NEWMARKET MEETING. -(THIS DAY.) The railway market is firm to-day, and prices 6a° 38681a8 I- J 10 ; all RAyree,o.s,..7p MA) 14 16 15} Th AAI nne him 40s. or a month. show a further rise. Metropolitan stock has im- so I *lamina Argentine .... 9 5Vs - &brae The complainant , taking Mr. James'. arm, left the QUEEN'S PLATE. proved I per cent. Caledonian , Great Northern, 1 ! a i a n Octavo - - - artansion . - -pm -. divid it ~,u, E. Roquefort . . • . •• • and North British, i ; South Eastern and London, ire • , ys a wupk(K . , - - of M.tRYLEBONE. Whirligig •• • . • • 2 Chatham, and Dover e r , and Great Western, 20 Ile Ihi pu ttrhenith ti 41N.,ci. %II c imE.-- Ital.rt - T5 ST Ti) PROSECUTE. Miss thdriette .. ••• London and North Westen, Midland, and Great r o i 2 y ine ,,, Do . O f 'ma, imps 1• ~ 11 ,, ..1 :uill ./..krt Muldnins, privates in the first bat- 7 ran. Eastern i . 60 115 Seropean Central (L) lb 18 dM -• t d T .1 , ..., i oldstream Guards, were charged with stealing a HANDICAP PIATE. - still 1 .• , • eontoning 13s. al. and an umbrella. Metropolitan stock is now quoted 116 to 1 • la ' ail l ' amabaBBl ••, - 8 - I " fr &ler ml an Imperial Mexican (14 . - spect te .1,...t.• M•Ewin ofaid-1 am a cook at 13, Dawson-place. ... ••• ... Great Western, 40i to 1 ; London and North es? sa te. te (4 1 - T 1.... soldiers Are strangers to Inc. (A long pause ensued.) ... quest 16 ran. Western, 1144 to 115 ; Midland, noi to 111 ; Lan la t_i! 111111 . 11 ego I. 11_ 1114 - re Mr. Tate (chief clerk)-Go ou. Don't keep the court cashire and Yorkshire, 12tl i t u te t 3 e 121 i ; ..... Caledonian . , • rig 4 1 N D :a rg n c i Ft .' ''" ° . T . 4 4 18 4 , 6 16 - a tril . w., , : ing. PORT STAMM. - _ 107 to 108 ; South BritiJ us Sl•Ewiti ( hesitating)- -1 met them between nine and ten Peer beat Strafford c. ns„ uoA to # ; so all LULL &Ayres g.T.p.n * al i..st night in the Edgware.road, sad-end-{another SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 SOWS, Great Eastern, 27,i to 1 ; Great Northern 112 18 an DA Ncevreg Dollar* - 111 all lan Trunk Pref - - ... - Lond pause.) Fripoenier beat Drake c. to 113 ; di t t o A, 118 to 119 • London, Chalons, so an Ottoman (SrayrnsAktin tl SI - The 1 West I beg pardon : allow me to explain. an d Dover, 152 to 16 ; North British 34 to 35 ; so an sossAyossmutiamut 'la ss - Mr. 51anstiehl - she has said nothing against you yet. BENNINGTON. and Brig hton, 64 to . 10 all 'Paris snd Means . _.. 33 so sa ' - stock NI wrst- I know she don't want to. Emily f ... ... 110 en Sadie aa. Franca (L.) 91 let - then( Ravioli •" "• '• • ORDINARY SHARES AND !MOCK& ... 2 10 10 Royal Sardinian - - - o f Mr. Mansfield Ito prosecutrix)-Do you intend to pro- ais. 1 Pd. 1 Juneau I ck r a ter t ie ' s I "' kr 1 8°4' 93 2 i all lo De. "1 8 774 th e ah emat .. - the S ~..1 az.finst the prisoners for stealing your purse and um- Rlla • " i.t.lla : SWEEPSTAKES OF 25 BOYS. P.M. ) 7. U all &rare aad Miseas LI ad - - the v na sa. 100 Illrbtol sad Usher -75 80 - - Molar:10i -She will not do it. Ajax, Conde c, and Pieman are hem. le sll Do. Nipetemst.Piei :1 9 nighl ill as no Icasdoebus ..-..- 107 108 in 106 74 ad SO ell 'San Paafial.) g 7 per et. 1 151 )11). Mansfield-Do not keep the court waiting all day, - SWEEPEITMCES OF 30 SOVS. T.Y.C. et 100 ,Cunlarlan for utter ; wople have business here besides you. Do you In all +l3ortswall.. 4 11 Blinkhoolie, Flutter a, and Hippie are Dere. al 16 ino Best of Pathan - - die - intend to ~.... on ! 116. MO ;Dui:anal:id BelfsetJano 65 68 10 an Southern et &ince__ 21 111 - Stipp Prosecutrix- -No. PLATE OF 50 SONS. FOR TWO-YR-OLDS. T.Y.C. 11l 100 !Dundes,Perth,&Abdln 70 71 .. 10 ell Tenn and Unica .... 4 • -ig Mr. Mansfield - The soldiers are discharged. Claymore Veda, Purveyor, Fashion ltouquetiere (sold 100 GB Illsat London ScriPpert - - _ 81 all West Plandars .. - 71 4 - cent. •ir f i b ers, 171 X, was directed to give up the purse, money, for 5001. a each), Rhymer, Bravura, Le: Sorrentino., Grand 100 10 Do IS all Do. 61 per cent.. Pref. 9 - few r.M. 100 and& Western' 101 106 - ~n.l unihrella to the female. Duke. All are here. is all Wast&N.W. of trams II 22 zd - ly at. ma iGreat Eastern Ord. St 271 28 271 1 °fen t•lev..ral children were charged with begging in the streets St. 100 I Do. e. Ans. Stk., No. 5 7 -• or COLONIAL GOVERNMENT SSCORITIZIL Co ~t the West-end. Some were sent to three years in a refer- IL 100 ; Great North of Scotland -- - - lni THIRSK MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) oratory. and those who had not been previously charged at 100 Resat Northern tie with a like offence were discharged. --- U. 100 Mat J A nic. nodiv. on- 118 110 lig I 0 LK lkitlakCobs.ep.ct.,Mn 100 - - - '• FALCON PLATE. Half a mile. Se. 100 ro.li 1 1116p.c.1a - - - 1/10, Do. 1896 100 -•- - l'hre of WORSHIP•STREET. Czar, Urania, Miss Williams, Yarrow, Wen 86. 100 Do. Ord. Def. thy Mock -•-• - .. - Can. flov.. p. 60577-84. 100 94 96 96 44 Cent LOST AND POPND.-OPELDT JUSTICE.. it 1011 Ot South & Wed. (Ira) 1111 81 Tunbrel, Star of the East, Roger Mowbray, Verdi,t Oa 140 Wrest Western 4Ol 41 401 1 -- ..- Do..perelleb.&Aug. 100 96 95 -- n. Waii , ent Bennett, 27,a powerful fellow, described as • Falcon are hers. al 105 Do.StourValllea - - - - - Do..perthMar.3 100 93 1116 Fa al h.,* k..r, was charged before Mr. Cooke with being in la 100 Do. South Wales - - - - - 1 , 111 5 808 Do. Spar irt.Jaa&J 100 114 06 85 -- to 1 poesession of an overcoat and nut giving a satisfactory SILVER CUP. One mile and three-quarters• .1. 100 Do. W. Mid.-Ozford U 27 - 686,806 Do. Spred. Ins. 100 84 56 2 0 0 . Olapecdoßopeeper.lB73 100 103 106 - - 1865 d :,.count of the Name. Helen, Donato, Prince, Barometer , Miaeot, Adonis, lg. jog D o. D. N 26 99 - - De. dolga-1900 100 lee UM 107 r . sully, iiii 11, said-Yesterday afternoon I saw the pri- Edgar, Lord Fauconberg , Miller, and Brrister are here. N. 100 Lancsahlre&Y 1201 1111 121 - Do. do. 160040 100 106 107 - Chili ,y soner go into a pawnbroker's shop in Brick-lane with this THIRSK HANDICAP. One mile and six furlongs. jp i s: re i : lA" ' Bri gtd... "l .,D. C°6Bl 1 6 4 06 164 64 621 ...._ Do. do. 116041 100 104 108 - Turk _ iikepo Do.6p.c.A.Aoetllloo 100 92 04 106 4 ,baton. his arm. I followed and asked if it was his. Sundedsh, !begun, Czar, El Cid, Honesty, Cora, 116. 100 Do.3lthltaten.46p.e. Blf - N0v.1143, 6p. et 100 192 104 •-• 121 I 0 He replied "Yea, I bought it in Petticoat-lane for three Bracken, Verdi, Ploughboy, Vulcan, Bezique, Deceit, 116. 100 London & North Wenn. 1141 1151 114) 15 oao,i c' ESci. l°D' 1878, 10.. 100 197 10 -• • i half-crowns." I took him to the station - house. Rap, Fair Maid, and Doralioe f are here. ill 105 Loadoss&SoethWestern 76 77 76 1 L.OOO, Do. 1671 do.. 100 106 107 - Certi ~ i Mr. Cooke-What induced you to do that 1 M. 100 Kra (QM.. &Lincolnah 45 47 46 100,000 Maurine'. per 415,1871 100 106 106 - 481, ; Witness-- I suspected him, and had been watching him ARRIVED. -Ladylike, Candutte, and Queen Phillips. et 100 Metropolitan.. -. .. . 1151 1164 116 151 17 100,3 Do. 1578 lOC 106 157 - awl another man in his company. I did not see the coat -._ .... st. 100 Do. Extenalon, ******* NO, Do. 18112 1 100 sea los - preen dend 6p. et. till 1670, 103 105 1041 5 100, Do, 1196 100 106 106 - .e 4 stolen. The owner is present. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 10 an 'M Do. - - 754 05 166,660 NatelOov.6p.e.Ap.&llc. 100 PS 109 - liars of John Titbit] deposol-I am a tailor in business at 249, 10 7 Do. do. do. ... ; - - - 110,000, New Br n a no 100 96 98 - Ali . _ -._ i.t shot...ditch. Yesterday afternoon this coat was safe on a MI all Do. AS& John' etioodl - - - 1,136,800 New South Weise Gov., , e 1 block at my shop door ; Ave minutes after it was lost it MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) sa 100 Midland llOl 1111 1101 111 6p. 0ent.,1171 to 1876 100 911 96 - arc q Id w.is found. I knew nothing of where it had gone until The quantity of English wheat received fresh up to our 0 all Do. 10 Shama •• • • - - - 3,671,900 Do. 6p. 018/Ste 1895 ' 100 $6l 874 - at the constable told me. market, to-day, was very limited. Factors held all good se. toe . Do. Birm. & Derby. 79 81 - 860,000 D0.5p.c.r,1867 to 1876 s 100 50 IT - Erie it 'IGO h orth British - 161,000 New Zealand Sper east I 100 101 102 -at Prisoner-I am guilty. Pray settle it here. It is my and fine samples for rather higher terms ; but the demand 31, . 100 Ds. ssi. , p srt s .Desi t _ and : - 1,505,:l Do. Spar oast - 100 sal 961 851 of , first o ff ence. was inactive, at about Monday's currency. St. 1100 N. Eastern-B e rwick ,. 99 101 - 500,000 De. 6 per cent, 1891 100 $9 101 - adva 10 Mr. Cooke was told the prisoner could not be recognised, The show of foreign wheat was only moderato Selected 16 , 166 Do, O. N. g. pure - - -pm 36.1, Do.de.l4olJune&Dec 100 101 102 - n- and therefore sent him to prison for three months with qualities moved off steadily, at full quotations ; but all U. 1 lOd , De. Leeds -- - 69 111 - 160,000 Nova Soya& 6p. c., 1076 MO 97 99 87 At er h.,rd labour. other kinds were inactive on former terms. 81. 1100 I Do. York i9O 92 - LIMO: Queensland Gov. 6p ot. 100 91 92 911 Ante d, Prisoner appeared grateful. Floating cargoes of grain were quite la dear aa last week. 8 a 1180 I 180 .Dm Carlisle •.- - - s.Anthilov. 6p. e.. 67-77 100 - - - 25 A 1 Do. Stock &Darling US4 - 115 De. 1878 and ogwds. 1 lee 106 107 - grsPl at Both English and foreign barley was in moderate sup. sr 2 , i De. 40. 11 . 04 " c 9 9 . - . . _ 560,000 Vle-Gov.6p. e...lan. July 100 106 106 1051 1 l an 1111 ,r• ply and sluggish request, at previous rates. al IN North Lori= lll 115 - 5000,000 Do. Op. et April4th• 100 1014 1064 ad, - THE LATE GALE. There was only a limited inquiry for malt. Prices, te sI P. 40. 1016 ll4 pm - - 2 1 I -e-- however , were supported. ft He ilkethamdartlaurs OB 70 - BRITISH PINES. LYTHAM, LANCASHIRE, THUIUIDAY. The oat trade wan steady, at late currencies. The supply IIL les N. a & Western Jana 113 116 - IL IN llostlith Central __ _ - - - No. I Mt. I ifriits. I Pd. I Cl. prices isles. die. 1 We had a very heavy storm here from the west- of oats wag moderate. al MO Shropshire Union - • - - 5.,=1 .. Chiverton - 611 1,1 ward last night (reports Mr. John Edmondson). At 5 In beans very little was passing, at previous quotations. ft Ho isT e ii - b - si ss . . -1, . Clifford Amal. BO 8 7 - and i ~Clock this morning a messenger on horseback arrived at The sale for peas was steady, at full prices. 56. 100 South Eastern . 661 651 651 6 1,024 .. Der. 0. Con. (Tavistek.) 1 570 390 ad - this lifeboat station of the National Lifeboat Institution, Flour sold to a fair extent, at late currencies. 1e I all stansaa,weidnitisia;ai at - 9/ - 11,100 .. Drakewalle - A informing us that two barques were on the Salthouse The seed market was inactive. In cakes very little was U. 1100 Taff Valls ..... ....... lin 168 •-• 61 .. East Basset (Illopn) 264 18 90 - Lank. an outlying sand hank some miles west of this place. Passing. IR 1 4 Da C ll Si pm - 51 Fast Condon - Rail , The lifeboat Wakefield was launched without delay, and PRICES CURRENT. 64 1190 ;Waterford & Kilkenny - - - 6,000 .. East Cern Brea ho KNOLLS& IR I E IWaSarklo & mamma - A .. Rad Grenville 16.6 1 3 - .4 proceeded quickly in the direction named. The Per ca. I Per Qr. -1, .. Bast Lovell - draft Itlackpool lifeboat had already been launched, maw'. a a 1 OATIL a s. BRITISH P 01111185101176. 4, .. K. W. Rnaiell (Taristk ) ; 111.2.6 21 21 24 five And from her more windward position at start - &es; Kent, red, old 60 to 67 Scotch potato - he bog, succeeded in bringing away the crew of the „ new 54 to 63 1 Utah, black - wi l d Lulu farthest to the westward. This lifeboat crew at „ Do. white, old 6310701 „ white lO 10 20 MO .an ,Atiantic&St. lawrenos 66 117 661 11, .. Oren South Tolgus .. 1114. Id i 4 - the ,r. 6, .. O. W. Vor (Balaton) .. 40 17 19 ad 15 ad strut 11 request of the captain of the other barque remained Norfolk and tinco ne ln w 14 to 06 I ! Nee l 38 to 88 16. , 100 Mom. par , &C. In.glip.c. 100 102 101 1 Magadan - 5 Grenville • 9.0.6 111 -• the of by her, to get her, if possible, off the bank, and not s ue- re d . new - 1, Herod's Foot - ceeding in that to rescue them from the impending Ilitsel.ll. 1 Harrow nil danger. I sin glad to say after much exertion the vessel Malting ...4 9, Marks Valley ' 4.10.6 41 .1 •••• requi w. is safely brought in here this afternoon in charge of our Deng - 60, 4 llwyndy Iron the .... I 6 1 ta Milo - th e i , lifeboat crew . She is a large and valuable vessel called Grinding "i° 1/3 1 117 • 3 .,_,_ ail 10 37 St !US Oat a& gasmen sp. e.g. - - - , I . Mate p,t c i. t 45 60 New 84iton 4O 60 -• A. L Routh, of New York, and left Liverpool in ballast Ei „... Norfolk. an d sat liM 4O 10 41 KW 1 all .Donseran,7lse. 99 lel loan. E l .. North Wheal Crafty .. 2T3.0 11 :1 - or. yesterday for Glasgow in tow of a Liverpool steam tug, Suffolk 75 to 761 Boners - 11. 100 Mast Bengal mi. a e... 100 101 - but from the violence of the wind and sea the tow rope Kingston and Ware 70 to 76 Two& is s I Do. do. 6 d 0... - - _ 'in 6, .. trooper United - Ai broke, and hence her disaster. &own 66 to 64 Town mike pre 280 U. 1100 Rut Indian gu. 6 d 0... 1064 1071 , 1071 1,1 .. .Previdtmee (C. Lelant ! mar 30 33 -• ran a .41 Rag. I& - to BLACKPOOL (LANCASHIRE), THURSDAY. New 32 to 38 1 Household 6O 10 60 NM all I Do. Equlp.M.L.pct. 88 90 -•• CI - Weak Condemns. .... • 1.1.0 411 - 18th to About 3 o'clock this morning a schooner named the Oars. . Country - .. &W. Frances ,Illogan) 1118.9 18 20 - he Clyde was observed rolling helplessly in the surf with a English, feed 22 to 28 - Norfolk and Suffolk, 140 I all na do. deferred - - - . Stray Park 36.146 2 3 -. talk] et light in the rigging (states the Rev. R . R. Redman). The „ Potato - 0. Tin Croft - he gale was blowing furiously from W.N.W., and smart heavy Scotch, feed - - 5 - West Buret (Illogain. If 111 -• ve showers fell at intervals. In a few minutes the lifeboat's F0R330111. Me sal Do. Ord pref. Stock.. 57 40 - 1 . .. W. Camden (Unheard) 14 7 9 - CO Per er. Per Qr. 100 an Do. do. deferred - - - 5 .. West Chiveeton ..,n crew were called together, and by the means of lines .. West beton WRRAT. s a. OAT& S. s KM I all Do. 4th pref. Stock .. 11 23 - ,e, and ropes belonging to the life sal. they mr,tdc and K ea *, Danish end Swedish. 13 to VS we all Da do . deferred - - -• 61 .. Vrh. Bast (Illogan) 6l 32 1 17 1 Al ek got communication with the vessel. Several of am, ao to 71 I aerial - ies the crew then waded neck deep through the Rostock & hlecklen- BURL 16 all I Do. gas. 6 per east.. - -pm - 1,024. . W MarrAnn (Menhen.) 8 12 14 -. Bard ri- heavy breakers, c li mbed on to the ship, and rescued - 396 1 .: Wheal &ten lOO 110 45,0001 .. sex Trelawner Walt) 41.0 10 12 ..e At - ha the sailors. Thus, without launching the lifeboat the Dra - 1 11pin - .ors whole of the crew of five men were brought safely ashore, nulaila. hard soft - - - FOREIGN OBLIGATIONS. to with the aid of lifebelts and lines. The vessel has been A,,:k... red -to - Boilers - .- -. ~it (Liven on to the beach. No sooner was this gallant act of „ white .. -to - Musa Coal. 104, all Ot. Western of Canada 134 131 1 131 sb. I Pd. I 8.41Lw AM I Closing piton. 1 Sales. ;ye service performed by the lifeboat men than two more ship. BARL EY . • White 36 to 38 MC all I Do. New l3l 131 8 : di Do. 1 1 1: 17 1 3 346 Tt vo were seen in imminent distress on the sand banks. Eight Grinding I. D di oa r e . ..lldapay.lB73 92 96 -161 ford of horses were speedily obtained, and in a short time the 1)10 1,_ 1111 E41 - xd too all Nevins and Matanzas 86 50 - Lion 110 Robert William lifeboat belonging to the National Life- Hal. "' UI to 39 French, per sack ... .45t0 62 111 S ch(flosited) 11 1 die, - 100 all Lausanne and Mon - - Or OATS. Spanish „ ... 66 to 62 St 100 illiadne guar 6p. mat 106 102 an 101 in 100 all Waimea' and Sabanilla - - - Al on boat Institution was launched from her carriage into a Dutch brewing - 100 all I Do. Bethune's*. . 86 89 - from to heavy Bert. On arriving at the first ship they found that „ hating - In 10 all North of France 1 p . es 121 111 - ew she was not in such imminent peril as the one farther ARRIVALS OF GRAIN AND FLOUR 15010 LONDON FROM *en Da 710th ammo. - -.-• 16 IDo (late Chart 6sp at. - - - man, of out, and so leaving a pilot on board of her the lifeboat APRIL 6TO APRIL 11, INCLUSIVE, SO all Meth. and Hotsoabßay 69 0 - 100 sn Ottoman (stoves, ac.) 55 66 - of th nd went on to the other vessel which was evidently a wreck DM all Do. 6p. ct., pay.lBBo 99 1111 Wheat Beaky. Malt Oath Yerier. 10 , i n D o. a .„. c t ., pax us , as 1 , - - all Do. do. Issued at 72 20 26 - - miss rag on the bank. After desperate pulling for two and a half W I - " cp. ark ft 100 N.llelOan.oo t est 111 lia - It IIT:.1 1 4,11`.. g 114 i - ed, thi hours the barque was reached, and fourteen men were Hannah and Scotch lea u = 10 1630 .. ea 100 kinds Fla 6 Per 0551. le 100 - 4 Swedish 6p. . 11 1 - ire rescued from an untimely grave. Our crew could not now Irish he land at Blackpool, owing to the boisterous state of the Id; naaa l P l llB5O ••, • • 177 9 0 133 0 20 10 15 Do. do. d 0....... 1 1 1115 91 1 91 alom.Ven. 'p.c. 81 81 - oottc so they put in before the tide at Lytham, where both the T . 41 ill 100 no. Punisub do. ft 100 11620 1 890 1 860 1 17000 MO 20 04. .14 , D. /.9.94.9.4.-4;): - _, - MO last of Port. 7p. a - - -• saga lifeboat and the rescued sailors are at . present. Their - so of IsranceSp.c. 12 121 - 91 th ItalUn, 3 per et 6 6 _ affaii vessel was the Susan S. Campbell, of Waighmouth, N.B. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. so . .a N. W. of Fra. 6p. c. 12 111 .... bound from Liverpool to St. John's N. 8., with a genera JOLIIT WAX& RANKS. day, cargo. She is • total wreck. Seld om, if ever, has there (THIS DAY.) 110.10a.1 HAW. IPd 1 CI. prima. 1 &ha DOCK& to be been more bravery shown by men accustomed to heavy (sr meatus%) 70,000 so, =Bask (Lbs.) A.... II - - - No. 15k. I Dooga, IPdI (A prima I Saba Th surf than the one narrated above. (TROD ova owls CORRESPONDENT.) 10,000 60 i - 1,00511118 et Let and West India . 105 128 196 - in sib The Southport lifeboat, the Jessie Knowles, which ago Corron.-The market continues quiet. Sales about 49. 199 . nm aa „ /...4 19 11 . 9,91° 144 I I 607311 st. 'London atiN.Latlearin. 10. 58 dO - Th belongs to the National Lifeboat Institution, was launched MO OI9OIOI . 100, 101 Anglo Amnion a I IIV• - 1.013E100 100 Mot Deb. St 4p. east all --•-. A to the assistance of these two vessels ; but seeing that the CORN. -The market well attended ; wheat 2d. to 3d. per ell, fit ' Angtelnerl atid Lins.) all 12 13 - ) 16 76 Ms - NO MA M. ainptos lOO --• (Lim 1113,971 St Sauey Commarceal -IN , -• .. -. on tl le: other lifeboats had gone off to them she returned to the °entail dearer,with a good demand; tour, 811. to Is. per sack _M___ : , t= ii. sll di Mid - ad shore. dearer. Beans and pea s fi rmly held. Oats, blacks and °°•°°° IS, 10 Danko( RritithColusable all 8 10 •-• mho r o- - very good demand ; mixed, 43.. 3 d. 10, 16 Bask a says an In $6 - No. I Sit I Mlet im I Pd primal Sales WEATHER REPORT.--(THIS DAY.) - Mr. h. -...-- WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Is id, so w : eaaket ßa4k°l v °"g° tetena, (uml a:rai d s 11 5 74 as se" - 4e1.°23 ' /IL °14i64876711 II" 76 86 .-- 6038110 96. 124.Nthn.sp.c.JanAJ IM SS 95 - IndiJ ~i FRIDAY. Aran. 12, 8 An. (ay 281.10RAPH.) 60, 10 , Busk of New Zeeland lO 8 9 19 610,000 St o.Watti.-W. M.-Ox., baYi • 10, 60 British&Californian(L) 71, 21 WO - I p. et „Jan. & July .... 01 90 96 - h. I. Extreme. (FLOW OUR OWN CORRWSPONDENT.) 20, 60 ' &Mak N. America - 618,000 St. Lanc.&YlL4p.c.Jaa&lly 00 - - - nor( •If ' l44 ' Wheat- B. I T. I W. 1 n IT 1 .--'- 7 -.. ak IW . 3. I l e! ) turn darer . in g l o : t a d demand, at no2a. advance. Barley the t i t co 42r.,„,,.,rir.etitg.,,,,,,, .11 . 15 4 bean and 630,000 St. Len.atigh.o.casoally too - - Alm ~1 11- 1012E13 .6. LAN.W.4p.c.Jan.&July SOO 93 95 .-. the 1 ~, . -- -- - - -- 65000 so Clip - - - bairn lO 04 30 W. • N.N.R. ob 'lO6 10000 100 + Colonial - ,e. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) U 0,7.0 St L.W.4p.e. Jan.&Jely 100 - - - Chin ...I Aberdeen - 1.0.07 3.6 W.S.W. N. cm , - 114, 10 lOonsolidated Bank (L) 4 I elm 4 7•16 -.. ' St. Wldland,sp.c.JanAtJul,vloo 93 95 - push Leith 'llo.oo 42 W.N.W. , Kik& Pm 0.116, ScrLut.-The market continues quiet at the previous 60,006 101 Do. do. New .. 11 tOm 31 lat N. British, 2. P. & D. 8., - to Animism. - 30.08 44 6.1. W. • ' N.W. b ' - 1 currency; the private sales includes' Demerara at 31a. ticL le, 10 I Delhi and London (L).. St - - -• 6p. et., Feb. & Msg. , 100 - - - deck a. Greencastle MAO 48 W.6.W. : 1 N. ro ' 6.13 tots:!.. ; and 100 tons of Muscovado Manilla, 7.3 e. 9d. 10, 60 ' East London (Limited) II 2/ Ildfs 321 05434 SR N.Seirp.,46.c.Jan.&July,loo 13 96 -. for Valencia 30.1147 W.N.W. N. bo an' Refined-A fair business is doing at full prices. 00,000 so Eastern Kachilim.) II n lies - ......i U. SeetN.R..46.o.4p.itsOct 'lOO - - -• they Cape Clear 30.18 47 SW. W. b, - I 00 61 . ,000 110 Magnets and osin, 15 5 ads - Li . - Liverpool__ 30.08 45 W. W. e ; 11l Corre a- The bulk of late supplies of plantation Ceylon 10 Sag.BankildeJaneiroL 10 11 0 44 1 s - Wit/ consists of small, for which there is oaly • dull demand, 40. MISCELLANEOUS. Holyhead 24.11 47 W.N.W. W.N.W. c 1 -• 90 Ing.lthet&AuL Cluirtd all 16 17 -- .31 the s Penzance. 30.2.5 46 8.8. i. N.W. eh ' - at micas in buyers' favour ; bold continues to bring the se. 60 InglishandSwedith (L.) 16 10 111 de. - Ante-American Telegraph (Lim.), 17, 4. us Brest a) &Asa) N. 5.1. N.N.W. I-. previous value ; triage sold at 40s. 6d. to 58e. 6d. ; fine 10,000 100 Imperial Bank (Umited) 90 12 pm -. Atlantic Telegraph, 41 40. reaSt latent 3016 33 N.N. E. N. b - and fine ordinary, 70.. to 755. • low middling to good mid- Wltaaili so Inalserlal Ottoman •• •• 10 2 4 t d 7 1 i Credit Fancier of England (Limited), _2 7-16, j, I. of wl no Rochefort 11.20 45 E. N. S. • N.K. bl - dling, 76e. to 83e. ; pea berry, ' B3s. to 90s. Native is only Coo, 16 lonian - cludi dy Plymouth ... 30. V. 46, Z. I N.W. fb - 4 : 000 06 0 1 . 0 0 ) I 6 Do. New in moderate request. East Indian Land Credit and Finance (Limited), 21, . wermouth .. 30.26 sd: E. I N.W. eb I - 100, 20 Land Moth Bk. India(l ) 6 21 Ifdle I direr we TIA.-The market continues extremely quiet. Ebbw Vale, 9. Portsmouth_ sets 44 N. N. R. ; N. W, re 0.07 100 no.sonicatasoa,soyrs an 50 83 83 eel London _.... 30.11 431 N. : N.N.W. ob ' 0.03 Rice. - About 200 tons of white Bengal sold at 16e. Gd. 30,0601 60 roo s ln t otueineo..,,(4 go 11 9 • 101 10 Hudson's Be. ) , 16, j. confi te Vermouths__ 38.19 421 N. 1 N. re 1- 1 and Iris. 3d. 13,000100 London and Brazilian 65 19 17 dis - International Land Credit (Limited), 2j. legit Scarborough. 30.16 42 8. N. c 10.0$ PEPPER.-Business has been done in Penang at the pre- 11.002 1 10 Do. New ,71 34 lOW -6 Italian [vitiation (Csnal Cavour), 51. tors' Shields N.I7 431 &W. 11. - ' sloes price of 2 15-Itkl. for West Cout. 6,000 100 Leedom% RiverPlate(l, )40 24 pm - London Financial Association (Limited), 3j. . an &I Helder RUN.-120 puncheons of Jamaica sold at firmer prices ; 1.1,04 Li B o a . 74 1. lea a L l ag lar 1 . : : I : Ip m p Z . London General Omnibus Company ( 1101 .), 3 . alias to 20 muicheons of Demerara at Is. 71, with hogsheads at National Discount Company (Limited), II). REMARKS . 1151100 11) Lon. Ch. Balk et Audit all 14 124 s* the I Id The increase of barometrical pressure has teen general, and on la. Bd., and hernia at la. ed. 57,600/ 60 London and County.... 20 66 67 66 1 Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 58. af the east coast very considerable, hiring the past 24 hour.. The Satrerrne-1,700 bags sold at fully previous prices, re- 12500' 20 Do. do. New 1 8 - - - Peninsular and Oriental Steam. New. 56. Th .a winds generally have backed towards the southwest, except on fra c tion 8 j a t 18 e . 3d.; 51 to 51, 18e. 7 jel., full prompt ; and Mt 10 London Joint Stock-. 11640 42 Royal Mail Steam, pal. this A the south of England, where they have become northerly . they 26, 10 London &SeuthAtricani an 111 124 - 31 for cash at 18s. 9d. Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 69. are generally light, with fine weather. the c Comm is dull of sale, and prices rule in buyers ' favour. 16 . 000 inn kmdc .. l4 " a ct lr innn (Lim- ' a° $ 1 1111 - &Am Se L 1 113 It 10 ea - __ ._ ___ _ _ the !,I - - -- _ JUTE..-NO sales of importance reported. 60,000 100 London 4 W .1 10 92 04 - TRAIFIC ItETURNS. .1- THE METROPOLITAN POLICE. -neturnswere pub- 10,000,100 Merchant Dusk (Lim). St 164164 - -...- Gres, lished to-day giving the numbers of men resigned and die- TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) 50001011 Do. New !10 11 9as - RAILWAYS. open. masers. cliandla• 1867. 1886. Sout missed la each division of the metropolitan p o li ce i n eac h The market is 'steady. Town tallow is quoted 445. ; 4 1 14 00 999 1 " 70 74 34 . 440 " can p r i tr maac tundind 0 11 w ilt 7 9 8 7 Ina 74 - 11114. Par Nee.- Total. Total, E ll3l ' Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 445. 6d.• April to June, -"" Week ending Feb. 2. 4 Z a a s hi re year since 1855 up to the end of bud year. It appears , . 6d October to December 5000.100 Midlind Hank (Mal I2O li 41 1 411 - a reas southern .„,,,,,, .. In ~,0 60, 1 . 060 75, 44e. Id. to NI. ; June, 445. . ; , 10,000 a National of Australasia, 4 1 Ipm -Man, that in the eleven years 2,609 men were dismissed and 44 a ed. to 45 4. 10,00100 National of ti jl6 14 %Me -. Week endlag Fel, 9 woo 100 N. pro, of - . 1 es - Madrse-South Wed Line. 491 - - 7,837 7,71 a of 22 7,678 resigned. Another return supplies particulars of- North West Line. 163 - - 1,402 1.37 0 th e I I, the charges made against members of the force at the HIDE MARKET . HIS IS DAY.) aaooa to D o. md a 3 r d 1.;% ii it - - - _ Week ending_ Feb. 20. r. LEADENHALL.-Hides : 5 6 -lbs. to 641te., 21d. to 3d.; 4 1 000 °9 9 749° Norte I PO . 2 8 41 1 31 48 - Bahia and San Freeness - 76 1 1 243 382 625 773 Metr police -courts during the same period. 535 men were a64lbs. to 72Ibs. 3d. to 31d. ; 721bs . to 801bs., did. to 3,d.; es .ooo l x No ., , 944 . 4 . 8 .7g Ws ;pm - Week snarls April 1. of 86 charged with offences, 100 of the number being proceeded 40 4 1 - &Iran Eastern Junction. 164 130 DM 328 375 801 be. to 881bs. ' , 31d. to 4d. ; 88Ibs. to 961b5.„ 4d. to 41d. 0,4001 91 0.... D in k 0 4 ,, I .r cress i. against by direction of the Commissioner of Police. 163 Horse hides, 9a. to 10a. Od. Calf skins, light, 2s. to 4s. ; mu& 60 ProthaßankingOorp.(l4l 10 7 6Ms - Week ending April 6. ft were convicted. The charges last year were greatly in full, 7s. Oa. 10,000100 Prutne. et Lathed --, 25 111 116 - L 0 ,0 4000 1, 10 ic.no.u.A.m.juad - do. New ' all - - - - Belfast sod N. Counties .. 991 1,019 1,24t1 2.003 '2. 515 Th Dublin sad Meath 36 133 68 202 • 300 at mese of the average-they amounted to 80, whereas in HingoNDSRY.- her : Polled , Od. to 12s. ; 16 57 Lond & Coleraine . 361 106 127 323 300 Emits id hall-Deeds , 9s. Od. to 10a. Od.; downs, ,s. 011. to Bs. Od. ; ""Week en April 6. 1162 they were only 40 ;in 1863, 47 ;in 1864, 49 ; and in ' . 17,051100 fir-a-t of B. IL Africa .. 16 12 II dis 1129 15,819 66,870 72,689 '67,734 sir, m shwa:lingo, Is. li d. 10,083100 Do. ea re atepa, pa ,15 6a as - N or t h Ealtara 1140.1, 53. 65009 16 Unice el illeelrella all 46 47 - Week siding April 7. The vicar of Market Drayton writes to the Bir- BOROUGH HOP MARKET .-{ THIS DAY.) it i roe owes et Ireland (14M..)1 UlO a - Belfast and County Down 441 490 667 767 +MI the 0 itunfoluans Post:-" It is utterly false that I, or any other Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market him es Palms GI Lair .......... 1 111 41 42 - Bristol and Exeter Great &stern 1,30 E.,4t6 RAH 7.018 6,750 pears 7094 15,190 16201 34,091 .35364 with I rather a firmer tone • the extreme amount of wet during --- (heat Western 1311 31.013 38.647 70,400 74,643 made clergyman, offered up a prayer in Market Drayton Church FOREIGN MINNS. North British th pest winter is tot:ad to have been very damaging to the mai Pad nan.ways I ck :r g „,,,K k ' s 1 6 iss BG4ta7 3 Y. 55 1 0. 15 . IL 100 111ratol sad lamer— 75 80 - W. 100 (lsdonbut .. -.. 107 108 al 106 7} 0 St. 10 ,Cambrlan - 10 all , Cornwall.. 4 il IL 10 I:l‘ttdinandßeltimitJane 65 08 IL 100 !Dundes,rerth./kAbdJa 70 71 - 140 ell LM London Scrip Cert - - - 100 101 Do - -.- 10. 100 Marrow and& Waterer' 104 106 - K 100 1 600 Figure Ord. W. 27} 28 271 } 54. 100 1 Do. Z. Ann. 90, No. 5 7 - N. 100 ,Oreat North of Scotland -- - - IL 100 1 0404 Northern IL 100 •D 0.41 . 1 A nie.nodbr. un- 118 110 119 20 ill 100 D0.1311,116p.e.1s - - - M 100 Do. Ord. Def. Dlr. titoek -•-• - N. 10 06. South & West. (Ire.) NI 51 - N. 100 10404 Western NA 41 eet 1 la los Do.Btour ValOon - - - 6L 100 Do. South Wake - - - SL 100 Do. W. Md.-Orford 24 27 - IL IN Do. Do. Newport l5 28 - N 100 Lancsahlre&Yor 1401 111} 111 ii. MO Loa Inn & &Coast 64 06 64 62} 11l 110 &Dor 15} 16e - 1L 100 Do.3lollsten.A6p.e. 8 16 - 00. 100 London* North Wester 114) 1151 114) 15 N. 10 Lendols&SosthWeetern 76 77 76 4 U. 100 Yea 11144..&Lincolnah 45 47 46 116 100 Metropolitan- -.. . . . . 115} 116} 116 15} 17 31. 140 Do. Extenalon. lend 6p. et. 11111870 103 105 1044 5 10 all 'Metropolitan Datilat 1 - - 75} 0} 10 7 Do. do. do. - - II an Do. &St. John'a-w o od) - - 11l 100 Midland llOl 1111 1101 11} 0 all Do. RA Shares_ - - - 10. 105 Do. Birm. & Derby 79 81 - 6L ! 160 North British - 3L 100 Do. YAM ,Yerth,Dand - - - 6L 11 04 00 N. Zastern-Berwlek - 0 101 - U. 110 f De. Ueda Z. Yore .. 59 41 - - IL 1100 i Do. York 010 92 - It. 1 160 : Do. Carlisle • - - - 45 IA Do. Btoek. &Darla& U 54 - Si 0 1 1 Da „do. 1000 3 9pa - ill IN !Werth L a ke ll2 115 - II 6I Ds. 40. DIN 1 1} pm - LL illikethardardwr OB 70 - N. 10 N. & & Western Jun 113 11.6 - N. IN lleollol4 Central __ _ - - - 6L 100 Shropshire Union - - N. 10 South Devon 44 0 - It. 100 South Lateen . . . 644 asi 651 6 N I all illehtoWokingliant7Ba 8} - ii - N. 1100 Tali Vii ..... - 10 i 4 Dm C 24 se ern - it. 110 Waterford & - - - II I I iWaarloo & I=l l -•- ...• The vicar of Market Drayton writes to the Bir m.fihnni Post:—" It is utterly false that I, or any other clergyman, offered up a prayer in Market Drayton Church for Mr. Eyre, or anyone connected with him. I should regard such a use of the church service as a wicked pro fanation, and most unseemly under the circumetances and loss of life in Jamaica, as well as a vulgar exhibition of Partisanship. The bells of the parish church were rung without my permission, and quite contrary to my feelings, upon an occasion that should have produced sadness, and not unseemly exultation. I shall prevent such a use of them in future." ikivai. POLYTECHNIC INSTITIITTON. —The direc t'rs of this institution promise the public a great variety of Pleasing novelties in lectures and entertainments for the Easter holidays, and yesterday a new and beautifully illustrated lecture was produced by Professor Pepper on the results of Mr. William Huggins' researches in spec trum analysis applied to the heavenly bodies. The lec turer gave a clear exposition of this unexpected and im- Portuit discovery, which has introduced a method of oh eervation that may be said to have created a new and distinct branch of astronomical science. We particularly notic e d the beautiful photographs and diagrams of the gaseous envelope of a temporary star of lgtiti enwrapt in a Came of burning hydrogen, of the gaseous constituted nebula., and comets and meteors. The lecture is an at tractive and instructing addition to the programme of the institution. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market has rather a firmer tone ; the extreme amount of wet during the past winter is found to have been very damaging to the roots of the plant on the stiff soils. to. I • lambs" west t Eater Monday. At a meeting of curators of Edinburgh University yesterday, Mr. Tamer, Demonstrator of Anatomy in the University, was elected Professor of Anatomy in room of the late Professor Goodall.. 36, 100, 1 20,000' a) 16,0004 16 26,000 2 110,000, 10,000 10 mama 1 aka*, a 26,000, 2 60,00 Aland Dee Meted . Anglo-Drat.ool(lkm ) )1 Australian caPe Copper s•d ) Copula Silver (Monad Cilootaleso.&B ILM., I CaPisPo ( I Daildi Don Pedro, N ( Del Rey Nag Del Rey (Limllad) Fortuna (Limited) .. !Tonna* dßotiviaGold Di '1,...1 edbt pm PTA' 1 1 2 1 ipm id 3 ad"' 111_ tO. The Emperor of Austria has restored to the col lateral heirs of General Kiss—who was executed on the tith October, 1849, at Arad, with 13 other generals of the national army, amongst whom were the evcr•lamented Nagy Sander, Torok, and Count Vocsey—the whole of his property, confiscated to the state during the revolution, and valued at about 4,500,000 florins. This set will, it is said, be followed by others of a similar character. As the justice of the muse for which these and hundreds of other martyrs were done to death is now admitted by their exezutioners, restitution can scarcely be withheld any longer. _ . . SHOCKING RAILWAY AcClDENT.—Yesterday, a few minutes past 8 o'clock LTD., Gordon Brown, a girl about 19 years of age, who wsa kitchenmaid to Mrs. Moly neux, of Stapling, Broad-green, whilst crossing the line of railway at that village, was knocked down and killed on the spot. It appears that the girl left Mrs. Molynenx's house about 8 o'clock, and crossed the line to the post-office. On her return to the station a train had just arrived, and wee about to proceed to Lime-street. The signalman states that be called to the deceased to stand back, seeing that she was about to cross, but she ap ntly did not hear him, for she ran over the line to • Thomas-lane. She had just stepped off the outside rail when the 7.50 express train from Liverpool . The engine caught her dream, and she was dragged passed 30 yards, when her dress became disentangled, and she fell under the wheels of the carriages, which passed over her head, killing her instantaneously. The body was frightfully mutilated, and was removed by the railway officials. —Liverpool Mercury. $9,000 lispanda (Limited) 16,000 S 'Lames (Limited) 7,927 6 ILualtantaa (Malted). . 60000 Penal:1110 Copper (L.) 30,000. 6 IPastarena Gold (Um.) 10,0001 20 Pontelmodativer Lead 100.30 M 6 , Port Phillip 11,000 60 ,Royal Cody* 11o,q 1 .Seetilah Anst l irM.' 11, W W. John del Rey 'Lim.' 66.170 SO United Wank= Inn 30,000 6 Val Antigorht Gold ;L./ 110,000 1 'VallanasecaGold(Lita. 10,000 10 Vanoonver Coal (Lim. . 6,200 10 Val limeam 'Limited 10,000 6 Womb°, Gold (Limited 110,000 1 ,Woething (Limited) . 16,000 i 1 Yorke Pminaula(Liro. 58,5001 6 ,Yedanamalana 1 1 1 Ws idla par sdi 1 1 i 1 :d 6166 i li . 2h i dig Tar 6 I di: There are 651 poet towns in England and Wales, 414 of which send one or more day mails to London, and 513 of which receive one or more day mails from London. The Rev. Thomas Binney, on Sunday last, after the communion service at the Weigh•house Chapel, an• flounced that, owing to his bad state of health, he was leering this week for Switzerland, where he expected to reside for some months on the shores of the Lake of Geneva. ,q, u l e I ell all sll sal sd xd zd 6113 MONEY MARKET.-(211D3 DAY.) Oms o'C'smai. The absence of any unfavourable news from abroad, and the investment of a portion of the dividends, have imparted increased firmness to the markets for public securities, and prices have further improved. The upward tendency would probably be still stronger, but for a feeling of anxiety with re spect to the forthcoming division on the Reform question. Consols are unaltered for money, but show a trifling advance for the account. Most of the British railways and foreign stocks are better. London Financial shares exhibit a partial recovery. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow, and may, it is thought, be attended with one or two failures on the Stock Exchange, owing to the magnitude of the variations that have occurred during the fort night in most securities. There is a fair demand for money to-day, bit the supply large, and choice paper is taken at per cent. below the Bank minimum. Advances for a few days on English government securities are offered in the Stock Exchange at Ito per cent. Consols are now quoted 90} toe for money, and 90} to f for the account (May 9), and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 884 to 89. Foreign stocks are in request, and a rise of 1 to 1 per cent. is observable in Turkish of 1866, Italian of 1861, Spanish Certificates, Chilian Scrip, Mexican, and a few others. Turkish of 1866 are quoted 26;; to 1 ; Greek, 121 to 13 ; Spanish Passive, 19# to # ; ditto Certificates, 111 to 121 ; Italian of 1861, 471 to 481, ; Mexican, l 5 to g ; Russian Scrip, #to # prem ; Chilian Scrio, 4 to 3 die.; and Danu bian Scrip, 64 to 5,1 die. American securities are bettor. The 5-20 Bonds arc quoted 73i to I, showing a rise of 4 per cent. ; Erie Railway shares, 36? to 37, being higher ; and Illinois Central, 76} to 77—showing alim an advance of Atlantic Cable shares are slightly lower. Anglo- American are quoted 17 to 4, and Atlantic Tele graph Eight per Cent. Preference 31 to 4. International Financial shares are quoted 2 1 to dis. ; London Financial, 24 to 23 dis. ; General Credit, 3, 1 , to 21 dis. ; Credit Foncier, 6k to k dim. ; National Discount, Gk to prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, IN to 16k. A special general meeting of the Dutch-Rhenish Railway Company will be held at 'Utrecht on the 6th of May, "for the purpose of approving a draft agreement with the Dutch government rela tive to the Rotterdam Junction, also the draft conditions of a concession fur the con struction and working of a railway from Condo to the Hague, and of a line from Hamden to Brenkelen, and further to provide for the financial requirements of the company by an extension of the ordinary share capital and the contracting of a loan." An extraordinary meeting of the Empire Assu rance Corporation (Limited), is convened for the 18th inst., when it will be proposed that the under taking be wound up voluntarily. HALF-PART THREE O'CLOCE. COHICIII remain firm, at 904 to for money, and 901 to 3 for the acoonnt. About 20,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank to-day. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 66fr. 50e., showing a rise of nearly per cent. The half-monthly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will begin to-morrow (" continua tion day "), and end on Tuesday. About 3,000/. in American eagles was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation. The de mand for gold for abroad continues, and about half of the recent arrivals has been purchased for trans mission thither. Owing, it ie understood, to a decline in the Bom bay exchange, and to the fact of orders to purchase cotton in the East having been withdrawn in con sequence of the present unsettled state of political affairs, the silver market was decidedly fatter to day, and the quotation for bars receded Id., viz., to ss. Old. per ounce. The steamer Ceylon will take to-day only 33,0001. in silver for Bombay. The report of the directors of the Agra Bank (Limited), to be presented at the annual meeting on the 16th inst., states that the support given to the resuscitated bank has been must encouraging. The Edinburgh branch has been reconstituted. Mr. M. Balfour, the general manager, has visited India, and the various branches at Calcutta, Bom bay, Madras, Kurrachee, Agra, and Lahore once more became working banks on the Ist of March. Almost throughout India the old constituents of the bank have hastened to its support. lit the China branches the settlement of affairs is being pushed forward, but the directors " have not yet decided upon the advisability of re-opening them for future business." The Australian branches they have determined upon closing permanently. With regard to the probable ultimate out-turn of the assets of the liquidation, the board " see no reason to apprehend that the result will fall short of what has been anticipated." The report con cludes with an undertaking on the part of the directors that the bank's operations shall bestrictly confined to " transactions of a perfectly sound and legitimate character." Accompanying the direc tors' report is a little pamphlet of 18 pages giving an account of the proceedings of the committee of shareholders appointed at the gonerel meeting on the 18th October. The Great Western Railway traffic return shows this weak a decrease of 4,1831., compared with the corresponding period of 1866 (Easter week) the Great Northern, an increase of 1.1801. ; the Great Eastern, a decrease of 273/. • the North Eastern, an increase of 4,905 L ; the London and South Western, a decrease of 1,3661. ; the Lanca shire and Yorkshire, an increase of 110/. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 222/. ; the North British, an increase of 2,1351. ; the London, Chatham, and Dover, including the Metropolitan Extension and branches, a decrease of 8641. ; and the Metropolitan Extension, a de crease of 359/. The annexed communication is from the Great Eastern Railway Company : TO TEI EDITOR 01 , THE =PREM. , . Sir,—Having received numerous inquiries as to whether the committee of preference holders, whose report ap peared in your impression of Tuesday, is acting in unison with the board of directors, and whether the proposal made by that committee meets with the approval of the board. I am desired to risk your permission to inform the proprietors and the public through your onlut,,us that the committee and the board are co-operating with complete accord in the efforts now being made to improve the com pany's condition ; and that the report referred to was issued with the full concurrence of the directors.-1 am, J. B. Owitt, Secretary. Secretary's office, Bishops. gate terminus, April 11. At an extraordinary general meeting yesterday of the shareholders of the English and Swedish Bank (Limited), it was resolved to wind up the company voluntarily, and two directors and two shareholders were appointed liquidators. The prospectus of the Imperial Hotel Company of Dover (Limited) is being privately circulated. The object is to lease and work the large hotel re cently erected by the Clarence Rotel Company. It is proposed to raise a capital of 30,000/. by the issue of two classes of shares, called " A and "B " shares, viz., 5,000 "A " of 11. each, fully paid up, and 5,000 "B" of 5/. "on which the amount required only will be called." Subjoined is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales At the seventh series of hide maks for the year a good demand was esperienced. East India—Oa and Cow : Cal cutta were in goad request, the home trade operating freely, and with a fair export demand full prices were realised. Of .4$ 177 hides offered, 71,139 were sold. Ease India : Buffalo were mostly bought in. Leather : Fest Indian was in good demand. Australian wee only part sold. Salted hides : Australian were in good request, par ticularly first light and second class, upon which an ad vance of Ad. per lb. upon our last sales' prices was ob tained. Heavy also sold well at firm rates. Cape sold well. Dry and drysalted hides : Guatemala brought fair prices. Mauritius realised late rates. Penang in !needy request. Cape sold well. Bark : Mimosa was dull of sae, and chiefly bought in. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes : Coin and bullies Bills discounted Government deprvits Notes in circulation ..... Decrease 113,500 Private deposits Adrenals Decrease /4,000 After the late ettraurdinary accumulation the coin and bullion present now an unimportant decline, hitt the continued stagnation of trade is denoted by the further falling off in the discounts. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, April 10, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue £33,178,750 Decrease e 294,515 Circulation active 23,229,604 Increase 12,22 5 Public deposits . 5,710,748 Decrease 2,908,:,43 Other deposits . Government securities in basking department... 12,826,1 W Dec, ease 264,617 Other securities in banking department ... .... 18,960,410 Decream 1,791,186 Coin and bullion in botk depertments Seven day sad other bills 430,122 Decree's 8,268 The Rest 3,116,862 Diereses 755,436 Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes k coin) in banking department .. 11,00,714 Decrease 221,2144 This return shows that the payment of the divi dends, which began on Tues da y, the 9th, has thus far been attended with a diminution of only 221,8441. in the reserve. What the Bank lost through the payments on government account it received back through the influx of private deposits, combined with the repayment to it of the quarterly advances. The sum payable as dividend on Bank stock has been deducted from the " rest." The decrease of 244,517/. in the government securities represents the final half-yearly payment on account of the dead weight annuity, which has now abso lutely expired. The 209,6171. withdrawn from the coin and bullion consists almost exclusively of coin taken by the receivers of the dividends, and will flow back from the internal circulation at a later period. BANK OF 1 Aa Accassa pursuant to the Act week gnaw on Wednesday, - - 'smug iir4 NOW boned E. 34, 7;740 103.178,750 BANCING N Proprietors' Capibi1a44,54.1.0110 Reef WOW. Deposita (in cluding &clip , Bay. Rauks. Com. mtv. of National Debt. sad Div. INGLAND. 7th tad w Vle., e. 3t. kir the the 10th day of knell, 1067. aal/1031T. Government debt 1,11,015,100 Other tecurittes 3,104,011 Gold Doh' and fad- Hos 16378,750 'Wm bathos Acawata) 5,710.70 Other Deposita 19,145,580 Saves day sad other Bab 6/3,178,7511 C42,5Y5,T92 April 11, 1147. ►amnia?. - liloweinamieit Menu reties Dead Weight An /12,824,11511 Ott li ee i teettrities i 3.1.44,4111 Not.. .... %so, iss Gold sad Silver Oda iiAtBS6,2SL P. NAY. Deptity Outlier. Tlit`RSOA V Evr.siva. Consols, which cl. , sed yesterday at 900 to I for the 9th of May, opened this morning at 900 to I, and, after to•tehing 90;:, closed at 901 to A. Fur money the last price was likewise 901 to 1. The Three per rents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. closed at Sti,i to 0. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 900, I, tr, 0, ?, ; ditto, for account, 900, 4, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 880, a, a New Three per Cents., Mil, ;;, ; Red Sea Telegraph, 194 ; Bank Stock, 151, 3, ex div.; India Stock, 217; ditto Five per Cent., 1090, 0, ; ditto Four per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 844 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1034, I, 3 ; ditto Bonas, 525., etis. prem. The India Five per Cent. Stock was rather dull Exchequer Bills were firm at 16s. to 20a. prem., owing to the difficulty in finding employment for the large balances now accumulating. MINE&-(T1318 DAY.) Ows (Mims. There is rather more business in the mining market to-day. but prices show no variation of importance. West Chiverton, Prince of Wales, and Great Vor shares are in hief rts;oest. Sub joined are some of the present quotations :—West Chiverton, 71} to 721. i ; Great Vor , 174 to 161 Prince of Wales, 545. to 565. • Wheal Grenvilk, 208. to 225. (heat Reta ll ack, 3to 4 ; North Chivorton, 41 to 1. ; Chiverton Moor, L to 0 ; East Russell, 2i to 3 ; and Bryn Owiog, lb to 17. Bryn Cwiog mine has sold 45 tons of lead, at 131. 110.6 d. This is the produce of one mtnith, and leaves a profit of about 120 f. At the meeting of the Nevada Silver Mining Company, held yesterday, the direLtors' report was adopted. PROVINCIAL SHARE MAP-NETS. LIVIIOO.Ot, Arita 11.—rialm to-day: Urrat ?Astern, 17 4 . 1 8 71—Great Western, 41 f iv l I—Lancaddre Yorkihirc. 11.13=l i t:don and North esteem, 1141 1116 1 15 144 15 141 r. Stretch!. and Lineolnehire, 451 1 1 11-51etropo litan, 1141 15:-311dliend, _llol—North BAWL 241 4 I—Sonth Eastern, 644 Sl Birkenhead, 3/13—Iniscaster and thribile, 9R Itullalo and Lake linron, 3 15-16—Orand Truth of Boon lni— Gftat Western .4 Canada, 131 United RUMS bp) ds. 1 , 62. 734 ; Great Lusembourg &era. 91.16 9 1-16—:Jere:intik and facbange Bank :Limited). 71'd—North Western hank climate!), par.—Royal Insorance, 21 pp.. National Steam, (Until**, 17 11. Runcorn Soap and Alkali ILhaftedl„ _lOl p. MAneilshin, APRIL 11.—A fair IMAMS' was done, and prices improved generally. Bolckow, Vaughan. and ;Limited). 81 d.—Conaolidaied Dank .I.lmitall, 1 p —Great Laskin, 271 1 1 I—Oreat Northern A, 1194—y Tr of Canada. Great Western. 1 1 40 44 1-111inols. 7rl 1 $ I—Lancashire and Yorkiddre, 1 1 —London and North W estern. 1141 f, 115 —Manchester. . and Lincoinshlre. 4 5 1 1 1.1 1 441 —Mercantile Bank , Lindted,, 7 1 5 - 16 d. -- Metiopouian, 114 f 15 i 1 i 16 1 1 1 1 3 4—Midland. 1 10 ; 1 3 11— pith Brftlsh , 331 J 4 1 - North Eastern, Berwick, 100—south kungen% 644 1 5 Lipanish Paritres. states 5-20 Years Bonds, 731 1 —Loudon and ton, 65—Loudon and Chatham. 16— , Bradford. and 1101 las, 130. APRIL IL—Business done : Binainghau Canal, atp rem. 981 and Midland Financial —Staffordsbire Limited , s Joint Stock t 1 Lan l k 6 'Li dis mited', at 01 : 1 1 ham Wagon Limited . , at 111—and 131rmi nghtea Flo hanger ;Li mited ,at 16 per share. Closing prices:— imailon and North Western Railway. 115 sellers—Manchester, she Meld, and Lin colnshire Railway. 441 buyers—Birmingham 061 Union Mill. 61 sellers—South Staffordsldre Waterworn., 54 toil- 111.1 hunt Contract (Limits*, 5 to 31„dis.—Manta's Metal . g to 2 dta. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Rod Helton, 19s. ; Walla End Haswell, 19s. ; WaH 3 d.;s End Tees, 19s. Walls End Origins 1 Hartlepool, 19s. ; Walls End Carotins, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Cano o l 3 . 16a. 9d.; Walls Eod Gndorth, lds. 9d.; Walls End Ten. stall, 16a. 9d.; Walls End Hinton Lyons, Hs. 9d.; Holy well, 17s. ; West Motley, 175.; Hastings Hartley, 175.; Lambert's Hartley, 16a. 3d.—Ohips at market, 46; at sea, 35. Much damage has been done to the fruit trees in the south of England by the bad :bee and other orchard and garden birds, being driven by the *ems weather to feed on the buds of such trees. The committee of the Metropolitan Free Fit)e- OW, Devonshire-piste, City, have j,.st received advice of the following legacies to that deserving institution : By Miss Mary Clarke Dickson, late of Denmark-read, Camberwell, 20W.; and by Mrs. Tildesley sit Bonet, late of Hales-street, Cavendishequare, :•00/. MURDER OF BRITISH SAILORS EY IND IA NM. Intelligence was received in Liverpool yesterday announc ing the murder by Indians of the captain and a portion of the crew of the ship Assam Valley. It Pi:Tetra that some months ago the ship Astern Valley left Bombay for Akyab, sad while on the voyage the vessel lay-to off the Little Andalusia Island, while the captain, the second oMoer, carpenter, and five seamen went ashore for the purpose of cutting spars. The Amain Valley lay off the island for three days, and as the captain and others did not return. "he proceeded on her voyage, and reached Akyab in charge of the first mate, Mr. Barge, who believes that the captain and his companions had been captured by the natives and murdered. This is not the first time that the Little Andaman Island has been the mane of the murder of seamen by the Andamanites. tteveral months ago six of the crew of an American barque wen; ashore to procure wood, when they were set upon and murdered by the natives of the Little Andaman The Assam Valley was a Liverpool ship. ORTIPTAL PaLacß. ONI SHILLING DaT.— TH APRIL 11. Admirinns on payment, 770 ; ditto by season tickets. , total viaitur ,, , 1,01