The Express. — London, England, 1864-04-18 00:00:00

LAW INTELIAGENCE, (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Beton Mr. Commissioner Fans.) i s as ANDREW DUNCAN 110011802.—APYLIC•17071 7011 The bankrupt in this cue was recently before the public b the diameter of plaintiff in one of the superior thedefeodant being the well-known Mr. W. F. Wings% % li t fear* bia ll ,Norfolk. The bankrupt, who wu formerly clerk so Moms. Charnel!, solicitors, had sued Mr. Windham for Kolas rendered and money disbursed on his account in the prcsecution of Mr. Windhant's snit in the Divorce Court against his wife. The verdict use for the defeodant the oats were taxed at 174/. ; and judgment having be a n &A b e d against Hughoon for those mete, he thereupon uot to prism Hence the pressect application. yr. kushbrooke (from the office of Menem Sole, Tturr• sere and Hardwick) opposed the application, on baba of lir. W. F. Windham, the detaining creditor, on the gressd imuticieocv of notice. By the 17th rule it was beat that four clear daya' notice should be given: and In this am notice had only been given on the 14th. Brough (instructed by Mr. Wells, of Moorgateolrest), for the bankrupt, urged that only two deer days' 000011 His Honour said he should prefer to boar whether them N ac sntetantial objection to the release. yr. kushbrooke said that as Mr. Windham resided in s m oich, there had not been time to receive instructions. Hs Baked that the application should Mead over until after the choice of amalgams. The baokrupe had brought an sedan w i no s yr. Windham to recover payment for aerviese in the divorce snit which had been instituted by Mr. WW- I= whist his wife. The Commissioner—How much did be seek to newer ? g u thrnpt—Between 6001. and 7001., leas 275!. received, Mr. Rushbrooke said that the matter bed gees to trial, sad the result was a verdict for Mr. Windham against the Mak:rapt. The coats of Mr. 'Windham M that adios were taxed at 174/. ; as the bankrupt did not pay, fadmisent bed been °bullied against him, sad be had been arrested. Oa o:retrial Mr. Justice Bylee had certified that the canes wee proper one to be tried by a special jury. In answer to the court the bankrupt said he had bleu 10 den is PAWL Mr. Roshbrooke said that Mr. Windham's case was thin —the bankrupt, a man of straw, had chosen to bring as action against Mr. Windham, for which there was co pre tence, and when the verdict was given against him he had goo to prim. It was submitted that the court ought not to interfere until after the choice of assignees. The CommOsioner-1 shell not interfere at this step the case _ _ After hu Honour bad given this decision, the horsed conned for the bankrupt continued to address the court for sow' time, but the commissioner adhered to his deal sioo. (Before Mr. Registrar Rothe.) IN IN I. 06CHAILD.:--DITIDOID. The bankrupt was a draper and silk merest, in a large way of business io Regent-street. The failure occurred a few months ago, and this was the sitting for dividend. By the statement submitted to the creditors, prepared by Mr. White, grooms tent, it appears that upwards of 35,000/. is due to unsecured crediton,and about 9,0010. to erediton holding sem- My. beyond the amount which their securities have realised. There are also liabilities on bills under discount of 1,5911. :nos the bankruptcy the stock has been sold, and has realised 16,9901. Other assets, consisting of good debts, hills, furniture, Am, are expected to realise upwards of f , ,0001. Tug was a sitting for dividend. Several proofs were taken ; and • resolution was passed for declaring • divi dend of 6a. in the pound. At the sitting for choice of assignees Mr. White, the scomotant, was appointed manager of the estate, and has since taken the neeemu7 steps for realising the stock, tee. He now submitted his account, amounting to MM. odd, the paymeot of which was sanctioned by the creditors. The Registrar pointed out that, by the 15th section of the act of Is6l, the charges of auctioneers, accountenta, rakers, and all other persons employed in refs/ems to the estate, except attorneys and solicitors, should he referred to the Master ; sad be directed that that should be done is this case. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) The April adjourned quarter sminions of the pesos for the county of Middlesex commenced this morning at the &snout-bane, Clarkenwell•green, before Mr. Bodkin , As sistant Judge, Kr. Payne, and a bench of magistrates. The calendar contain the names of 109 prisoners committed for trial, of whom 94 were indicted for felony and 15 for min. demeanour. The education of the prisoners was indifferent. The summoning of for the Sheriff of Middlesex, on the list of the grand jury being called, stated that the jury list for the parish of Hackney had be en made out in such a very improper and defective manner, that ft had been found Limon impasible to pt a jury out of the district, and he bad been compelled to ask the aid of one of the pariah dicers to mist him in obtaining a jury. This difficulty arose tram the imperfect and bed way in which the list Ina made out, there being wrong Christian Dames, and so means of Identifying the particular bow in which the juror via stated to reside. The U.s of 36 moos hawing b... row through, 18 wen n leg* found to amour whim culled. - THE CHARGE TO THE Galin) =RT. The Aueletaist.Judge, in &lamellar them, said they were ne doubt perfectly aware of the nature of the duties they would hare to perform, and they would nederstend that thee were sot to try the prisooers, but merely to inquire if there wee suilkieut against each primmer to mod bins !or trial. It would not be emissary for that pur pose to call all the witnesses before them, se they might os the examieation of one of them ere a sufficient primi facie epee to justify them in seeding the prieoser for trial, but be advised t►em sot to throw out ► bill unless they examined all the witneem who could be called. If they should hare any doubt on any point, which be did not think would miss, the court would give them any miaow* they re quired. The grand jury Mired to their room. 1011 s TT or JEWELLIMT nun £lOO. °writslianui, 22, and Edward Collies win imbibed as follows mid Charles Williams, for stsalieg a &mood ring, a locket, and other articles, vale. 100 i.. the pm , erty of John Panama, io his dwelling-house, and the is 4 Edward Collins for rece lying the same, wall knowiog thew to haws been stoleo. fiePri;caer Viilliams, a porter, wee employed by Mrs. Patterson, of 12, Eastboroe-platie, N., to carry up stain some luggage which had arrived on a rah, and he was sees to go into a bedroom as the mooed floor. when he had es right to go. A shoebisch of the Marylebose•road said both Wismar' came to him and asked him to paws • diamond ring, locket, and other articles, which he refused to do. The evidence was very voluminous, end the jury found both prisoners A previous conviction was proved spinet Collins. The Assistant-Judge maid there eould be no doubt that Williams had availed himself of the opportunity afforded him by beam is the house. and had stolen this property ; and the sent ence on hi m was two years ' h ar d l a b our, and the other primmer 12 mouths. The shoeblack was ordered by the Assiatant-Judge to receive a reward of 10e. for his conduct in the matter. THE POLICE COURTS. (TIES DAY.) SOrTHWARK. ad/Ore CITARGE OF STABBINO.—ATTIMPTIED MOROI& WlTherse ' , error, an elderly but streegly Wilt man, was placed at the bar charged with stabbing Emily Moss, os the face and hands in a serious muieer. The prowl:trig. a middle aged woman, who exhibited wounds oe the lest side of her farm, and her hands and arms, mid that she obtained her livelihood by attending to the carts in the Borough-market. She had lived with this primmer 15 years, and had chiefly supported him bylaw earnings. Oa Monday the 11th inst. he left her, and she eaw nothing more of him until Friday night, when he returned boa. Ererythie g pored off quietly until a little after 3 o'clock on Saturday afternoon when be came home in • very excited rtate,ted abused her very much. She endeavoured to get out of his way,but he seised bold of her and threw her down. As the was getting up he stabbed her in the face with sour thing sharp, and on her putting her bands up to protect taw flee. he cut her bands frightfully. Fortnnate a police constable came to her assistance, sad prevented him from mardenog her. He was secured, and she was conveyed to Cur's Hospital, where her wounds were dressed. The priaoser here exclaimed that what she bad staled was all false. He never used • knife. He admitted haring a !muffle with her, and the cute were caused by her against a nail sticking out of the broken hannistres. he The wed a koife. complainant denied his statement. She was positive Police-constable, 107 H, said that on Satnniay afternoon he was. on duty in Kent -street, when he heard °ies of um' dm Proceed from Plough and Arrow-eourt. He went there sod saw the complainant fillies down bleeding from the fire and "MB, and the prisoner was about to rush oat of the hOsse. lie, however, secured him, and on the door be Mood up a large open penknife (produced), the dads el wh.:l2 was covered with blood. The prisoner declared that he bow nothing of it. The magistrate remanded bits ustil Saturday seal, sad ordered the injured woman to return to the hospital sod beep herself as grist as possible. temanded accordingly. A very daring burglary from a ailveramitb's abop *se attempted at Bradford at midnight ori Friday. The 6 " 44 , with a circular spring bit, bared Waugh the via. tiow shutter, had broken the plats ems, awl were Waive themselves to gold sad silver matelme, a tt "sr were disturbed. They ram, 'but Bre of tamer WWI : 44 .4 cad saddeiently identified to amble the toegietrates ta retXl ties f 4.14 eItYSTAL °I PA Lem —Fees 81111111 NO Day. SAT, MUT, APRIL 16.—AdmiaMoes on payment, 16,884 chi t. by maws tickets, 7,407: total. 24,291. Mock on hind this day ....undil 37,400 Delivery bat week 1,900 Ditto Iron la Jaw , 111,458 Arrival wink 1 Ditto tr l•44 am hi Juno 91,1107M Prieelf.C.ontbetoldsihniew4 MIL Milo inina leg 'MN en 90. 41.813 1.31 t MON POT MIN 424 AIL 44ii. Ild. /P,116 1,04 ao Kew 41s. Id. 41& 04. Arrival 'or the week eiellag 27th April lam year I. ilia asks and delivery 1,•75 mks. The arrival lad weak comprised 20 reeks from Australia. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (TRIS DAY.) Although the number of beasts is smaller than on Monday last, it is quite equal to the demand, and prima are not better ; indeed, to effect a clears:me, a reduction bee I. aeon instaacas been submitted to. The supply of sheep is shorter sad the trade is now cheerful, but it is very difficult to obtain higher prices. Choice lambs and calves are in demand, but middling qualities asset with a slow trade. Prom Germany and Holland them are 960 boasts, 1,630 sheep, 130 calves. and 60 pip. Boat load, 350 Watts. Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,670 ; and Ire laad, 70. 1 Aar mow of Ina 5. d. ad. Per dors elt Wu. a. d. ad. Let assts, Barelda 6 6 4 8 Bast Duet HI-lidsdi 4 e• 8 But 814464bspia ... 4 6 4 . 6 Sul 1 . 145t6r . 05ki.... 0 0 0 0 ascoad queL braes 8 0 i 10 Calves 4 8I 1144D64411f-brokle 0 0 0 0, Dusts at roatket. 4,1010 ; slam 400. Ds dinikais 4 2 4 I Dyes atioasd qua 0 0 0 0 Do. do. Ohm 3 4 3 3 Lash, p and lambs 10,010: caves, 149 ; BOROUGH HOP MARK T.—(THIS DA.T.) Maggra Patronage and Smith report no alteration in tbg market. Prior continuo vary firm, with but a moderato supply and demand. COAL IdARICET.—(THIS DAT.) Will. Ead Bottom'. 30a 6d. ; Will. Lad Hartle. pool East, 20.. 6d. ; Walls Ead South Hartlepool, 19a.; Walls End Kenos, 19e ; Walls End Ede* Main, 19s. ; Will. End Whitwell, Iris. ; Walls End Harlon, 18s. 3d. ; Holy eall. 17s. 6d. ; Dean's Primrose, 13s. ; Taolleld Moor, 14a. 611. ; Coupes Hartley. 16s. 3d. ; Hastings liartloy, les. 3d.--Ship at market, 24 ; 63 at 11116 APpor.o.nnecn.—The Queen has ap pointed Mr. Peter John &roe to be Reosiver-Gezeral of the MIMICS of her Majesty's ancient domain of the blood of Jersey. Mr. Fran, strait to her Majesty's minion at Washington, bas proceeded to Constantinople as mooed secretary, is ibis plow of Mr. lf 'Dolmen, who Is appointed to Washington. Mr. Hugh Williams Austin has been appointed Secretary to the Governor in the Inlaid of Jamaica_ Moors. Junto Cannock and James Oliphant Fraley have bra appointed member of the Legislative Council of the Mood of Nowfordlasid. The Lord Chancellor has preented the Roy. William Doke to the living of Sedgetrick and East Allingtoo, in rehear with th. Rev. Alexander William Doke, promoted Holy Trinity, Cavalry. The Lord Chaser/or has preswled the Roy. William Georg* Fitzgerald to Bridgewater, with Chilton anored, in exchange with the Rev. Michael F. Radler. Mr. Janice Bird, wooer for the warns division of Middlesex, on Thursday sat took the orbs r • lientenaat et the Tower Hamlets. Mr. Hoary Mille, C., who i.wy wended Biz Madanot Weir es cos of the pantie judges of the Supreme Court at Calcutta, died a few days after lauding. THE MkESS, *9ICD4.It EVENING, APRIL 18, 1864. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. lU Itt.LANI...-(THIll DAT. ) Notwitbstaadiai thva the supply st inglish wheat as alter ia to-clay'v market was o.iy Moan* tits demand be ail kiwis wav sotwowtat heavy. at • &ohm ia tits quotations atampssal not with Masi* Lai of la. por qvartor, and a akar aim was offsets& ittSSio7r of foreign wheat was by so means extepsive. Fine qualities were held at full pri"se but other diger*. Mons were heavy, and the camases hid • drooping ten dency. We were emisembly well 'applied with most Made et barley. Reglila as well as twigs. The trade ruled hoary, tad prices pee way 1.. per <path" Malt sold heavily, at Is. per Tartar , lam vareey. The supply was somewhat on the berme. We were but moderately supplied with oats. TM de mised was very inactive, bat so farther ohmage took place request, at =-the supply of which wee ted-were in eteady fully last week's currency. No quotable change took plaos is the value of peas, but the inquiry for them was ide. In flour only a moderate bushman was doing, at late rates. Only coo floating cargo has bees reported of meat since oar hat. The demand for wheat, however, has been in a most inactive state, and the quotatione have given way 6d. to la per quarter. A few cargoes have Mae disposed of for summer shipment Irons 'yorog, at Is. 6d. to 2a. per quarter from the react h est point. Ohirka Odema has realised 41s. ; Polish esee, 38s. ; liandonikka, 40" ; Amber lows„ 40a. 6d. ; ' and spring Milwaahe, 395. 3d, par qr. Obirka for June or July shipment haa sold at 39e. Vary little change has taken pleas in the value of Indian ecru. Only one cargo has been disposed of at mss, per quarter for Odeon,. Is barley, next to nothing has been doing, and the curreacies have given way 3d. to 6d. par qr. Daoubien has changed heads at 291. ; Salesian. 21s. ; sod Rearnelian, 23 .. par 400Ibe. Danubian rye may be quoted at 26e. to Vs., bat these figures are nominal. Saide beans have found buyers at 30s. to 31s. par 480Iba. Danubian ailletesed offering at 21" to Va. ; and Syria& Dari, 28" to 21ile. p .r 4801 be. Linseed has sold freely, at as improvement In value of hem la. to 2e. per gamier. Oalcatta, arrived is Londe" 60a. to 61" ; for January shipment, 64a. per 4101bs. The fi tter quotation has been Maid for March ship ment. In warehouse Bombay I. held at 66a. to 665. ; Calcutta. 58.. 6d. to 74a.; Mireepore, 655. Odom sod Axed, 635. ; Egyptian, 69a. ; St. Petersburg, 54a. to 60s. ; Archangel, 50a. to 525.; and Rip., 44e. to 525. per qr. The inquiry for linseed cakes is steady. Loodoo-mods, 91. 10a. to 91' 15s. ; New York, is barrels, W. 10e. to 91. 12s. 6d. ; ditto in bag 9/. sa. ; and Mementos. 81. 12e. 6d. per ton. cakes have ad vanced b. 6d. w too. Bride made, U. 2s. 6d. to 51, 10s.; Fermoo May shipment, have produced Si. se. per toe. Owiog to the unfavourable account respecting the colas crop on the Continent, rapeseed is very firs, with a limited supply on offer. Gassed, 664.10675. ; ?Grump:6,s9e. to 60a.; Calcutta, 56.. to 57a.; and Wild Asoff,32a to 33e. per qr. is firm at Ms. to 56a par quaker. A large busi es= has done in eettonserid, sad the quotations have then 2a. 6d. to 5.. per toe. On pease" the price is now Ti. 17s. 6d. per ton. Two cauross of Egyptian, April or May shipmeat, have produced 81. per tea. Clover seed has changed bands somewhat freely, at full prices. Is other agricultural seeds, only a moderate bust ers is doing. Ansiva. OP BM& -English : linseed, 220 ; 115 ; sod suodry, 231 qrs. Foreign : Tara, 275 ; ra = 8,922 ; reposed, 2,758 qrs. Expo an. - . rams, 370; linseed, 5,811; oilseed, L 425 Pit dour, 1,068 cwts. CURE NT ins al. ihR et. Iran. I . a liato,Koatyest.l4ll BY to 4) Do. 0h1t0.1614 41 to 44 Norfolk sad Loyola rod. 1444. 37 to 40 ULM Nahlog 23 to 24 Orkillog lt to SI um& bles, otionr. end Suffolk ID to 66 lloostra aid Won SO to Oa *ova ZTL taw ur Qr. 0226. $ S. hatch poem!" Mak wills block —._ l2 to U Mall ibutagill. ill to II Tick l9 So SO lisnew Pliers __._ as to ao Ms Om 26 llopto St to WOW ___ llll so IR imISS, toed 0•1111 . IT to SI potato 2l So tl &Wm* load Tows mods: per TM Ma. Hoosobold 2O to 22 Country Norfolk and Beak ex slilp II te U ri." WNW. a. S. Sr aad lasso tran ta 6i &airlock & Mockler Pill Qr. Ctrs. s. Danish and SWIIOIIII I/ 10 SO Rasa= ....... to 22 - 13= itiooloo. 3•31 son AosZlooro. noi . . 4111 M Danish SO to in IClDtiso _ L i ls ___ SO to fa 114 to SO banal Oolis. I nqb tf to Ile 110011 a. 16 go 1$ 21 to 11 Tallow FLOM Uto 11 DtotMind MAUL* OAPIL ' aposieb, . .. UOe St DUO, brow IT De IT Aisedert, pair t 01.... 18 to 10 „ toed ARREVAIa OP OWN. do.. LNTO LONDON, ET LAND AND WATER MIRIAM MON APRIL 9 TO APRIL 16, 1964, LNCLURIVL Wbeat. Porta. Malt. I Oate. IlloaasPeo: . 1 Tear. gra ow , dra. , via en a ; brio Ora Wtglish ... UN Ere 14476 3300, VII 236; .. ;14341 rOfeleD .. 4832 1367 .... 1910 ; 20 1 . _-- T0ta1.... 10126 3611 1111961 UAW 196 11W 124044101 thOol iio r 8 DAY 4 Two o'Ozoot. The railway market is rather firmer to-day, and the variations in prices are chiefly favourable. Metropolitan Stock bas risen f per cent., and Great Western, Midland and South Eastern, I. London and North Western stock is now quoted 110} to 111 ; Great Western, 65} to 1, ex div. ; Midland, 130 f to I ; Lancashire and York shire, 109 k to 110 ; Caledonian, 118 to 119 ; South Eastern, 90} to 91 ; Great Eastern, 481 to ; Great Northern, 130 to 131; London and South Western, 98} to 99} ; and Metropolitan, Ilfit t to ne4. Great Luxembourg shares have improved, other foreign lines being quiet. Indian stocks are in quired for. The securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada are flat. wind WIDLNANY MANS AND STOCIA LANAIS. =lrmo _ w_ l ro".•• . tTl,__s . *LC i . iiii•" - ta7::: td ;sada' DI . • j Lao dlv. autt: Ds. B to. a lspia Os IL Dablaa4l.• - 0 3411 :S eb orr Groot Swims Grd. et. D. • Stork Do. I Airs. Stk.. No. knot Dorf& or Oreat Northam 'Do.• I • reo so dlr. no- Gob {Bd p. c. told B 04. South & Weil (Iro.) Gnat_ yFroter& - DZet - OwTati mS. WM.. ii. - 114:'=ox — ii4i1 ik7.Ni St. 1 100 I Do. 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New Orient Inland Masa; Ottoman Ylamsetal (L Ottoman Om (Lieu Panama& lf. tileartiiL Do. do I Peel Ric Lodi KM. (L) Peninsular it O. Bteam Do. Net tstrta L, IL, 1L(1 Iron Do. New Rio J. atty Improw. (L) Ditto ditto Royal Katt elseas Scottish haat Div. (I I IS« Finaa.N Wet e( L) it *Mesa Y. al la. (I` South Australian lend gatanarine Telegraph Do. Scrip Thames& Ilarsey La (L) Trust d AgencyotAus. L T. it L Oa of U. Canada Milted K. Ulm. On. (L) Dalsem Karina Ina (I ) Upper Amnia Tel(tha.) lama fasura's land— liTaatiaalat Pacifica L PREFERENCE SHE teed Sto Groat Wistaria, West Ridletad—Oal ck, 120. • North Estes, 4i per ant. redeemable, 100. Ditto, Stockton tad Darthinton A ti pir esat., 271. FOREIGN RILLLWAYS. Great Lumnalmerg, 11 ad. Sambre and Roam, 81. San Paulo Um., panatella 7 per mat., 8. Sp 84 1 1 1 11 4 116 llt 1111 3 6 m it 1 d p is 97 . r 10,‘3 1 25,001 1100,000 60,000 10000001 80,000 tO.OOO IrOeP, 51m ii":§l 10, --- ' 10,000 lit. 10,000 6,006 20.000 ikooo 12.&00 11"0 20.000 112.600 Dar it 7111 4 2 Os SS . S! 10.000' 10,000 1 40001 3.4B.erre! 40,0001 30,000 40,000 iii,iiil leo 000: so,oooi .ae owl _____, , 10.0001 11.500 8.6001 1170,0001 10,000 10.0001 17,000 10.60) 1 10,000 4.260 f 2.750 1 100,000L1 10,044 10,000! 1471001 1100,0001 1 100 I 10 21 ! _1 300 I 84 . Aso Ix' 1111 pm le pm it Lar I f,m. sipm a pm We 21 i iOr 2 4 lallfpon upon 9 0° 1 i f r es psr Poi j ioa.oo 30 Troop' 10 stoop SO 10,000 6 60,000' 16,0001 1 100 10.000 30 10,000. 60 1 . - 4 A p P:i. 33p., _ _. e 44 6 82 84 101 i VI 10/10111 10 ► 9 1 12 r 1 MTh a r"I e - 2 NI tli g 1 7P60 N IS 162 167 NU pr If 2pm 111 33 a me 4 i 6 pa 1 I isa 1 01466 W 1 NI 6 pm 10 12 I NW &mood G. WEATHER REPORT.CTIMEI DAY.) - Maria; Assn. 1116 111 LL ez"' II 46 IL 44 l i e 04:: Valeatio 30.01 611 Cape Clew 11003'36 Quosoolow ,16.91 , 62 Liverpool 1910641 nolybsoil 110.02 60 hateable Wl** Poomain 110.1647 11006 10.20 50 16.1e40 201101601 4311 41 nmesa women* IQ li 50 i 10.13'47 41.140 481 Dover Ise 13 si Yarmouth 10.06 49 6eoroereo6ol 19.90 46 SLUM. 43 Hellgolood 29 96 42 TVIIMAY. W.R.W. W.X.W. W.R.W. LBW. W.&W. W. R.W. 8J W. a W.N.W. &LW. w. W.N.W. W. S.W. .ii.W. N.W. N.W. N.N.W. N.W. r.N.W. A.Z. lI.W. LEL W.N.W. ' KILL Paoausa. 8. to W. and N.W. On worm= N.W. to Nii and bock 1 moderate to fresh, • ODalre. to &W., moderate, ' few showera showere ltl places. As above. Wearied. As above. S. W. to N. W. and N.L. Sonatas. NA. to S.E. and &W., moderate, generally moderate to fresh. lee. Alit above. Rani= As next above. Nortnern=neotland. Western., Wins, and ad- Jacencie• "nhovo=asetiele Channend Bay. Sailers Eastward Ragland and Malt. Baa. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Saa.►a-Ike Isarket is more aciir, 2,000 hbds of Cuba mumenvado, sold at 31a in bad, sad 15,000 bap of cloyed Yaailla, sold at 425. 3d. to 425. lid. ; new, 43a. lid. ;reflood, quiet, at last week'. prior. Corr; Tr, and Rice are all quiet at former prior Carron is dull of ale, and ooly a far hundred bales sold. la other articles NO altaratiaa T. sales advertised for to-morrow will consist of 140 asks, 280 onset, and 12,000 bap of sow ; 740 casks, 60 barrels, 700 bogs coffee ; 400 tep moat, about 4,003 . ages Amin to., 6,000 bap nes, sad saodry dr TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market ts quiet ; prime are quoted es follows :—Tows 40e. 6d. oett (sob Petersburg Y. C. oe Dm spot, 41.. ; April to June, 40e. 9d. ; Jane, 41s. to 41s. 3d.: J uly to September, 41s. 6d. ; October to December, 44e. to 44e. FMIIICKILAI.B OF TALLOW. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAP.) ♦ NEW RUSSIAN WAN. Two o'Ckoow. A new Russian Five per Cent. Loan for 8,000,00 W. stock, at 85, has been announced this morning by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co., and is quoted about Ito 1* prem. The official circular will be found in our advertising columns. The English funds remain at Saturday's quota tions, but moat other classes of public securities are decidedly better to-day, in consequence of the rise of 4 per cent. which took place in the French funds on Saturday, combined with the further announcement that this morning an additional advance of 1 per cent. has been esta blished at Paris. The speculative foreign stocks have risen 4to per cent., and the upward move ment has extended to banking and credit shares, and—though in lees degree—to home railway stocks. it Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 68fr. 15c., receded to Rte. 900., and subsequently improved to 68fr. 06c., being about 1 per cent. better than on Saturday afternoon. The new Mexican Loan opened about Ito prem., and is now quoted Ito prem. The fol lowing telegram has just beenreosived from Paris : "Immense concourse of subscribers to the Mexi can loan ; price one and a half premium. The Emperor's letter in the Moniteur is most encourag ing for peace." Consols are now quoted 91f to for money, and 91} to for the account (May 5). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91f, f, >1 ; ditto, for account, 911, I ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89f, ; New Three per Cents., 89f, f, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 105 f, 1041 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 99} ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 104 ; and Exchequer Bills, 10e., ss. dig. The speculative foreign stocks have risen to per cent. Thus, Mexican is now quoted 474 to 4 ; Greek, 944 to 254 ; Spanish Passive, 344 to 35 ; Turkish Bonds of 1862, 714 to I ; and the Consolidds, 521 to 534. Transactions are reoorded as follows:—Brazilian, 1882,1858, 1860, 904 ; ditto 1863, 874, ex Idiv. ; Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 84 ; Egyptian, 101 ; Greek, for account, 25, 4,1244,g254 ;Witt() Coupon', for account, 114 ; Italian , for account, 164, 68 ; Mexican, for account, 474, 4, ; New Granada Two per Cents., 304 ; IPortuguese, 1856, &c., for account, 494, 4 ; Rtui sian, 1822, 91 ; ditto 1859, b 7 ; ditto 1862, 904 ; Sardinian, for account, 864 ; Spanish, for ac count, 534 ; ditto Passive, for account, 35, 344 ; ditto Certificates, for aocount.,ll24 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 904, ex div., ditto, 1858, for account, 694, 4 ; ditto, 1862, 714 ; ditto, for account, 714, 4. International Financial shares are now quoted 7} to j prem. ; General Credit, to prem. • London Financial, 114 to 12 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 192 to 2 ; Mercintile Credit, 11 to prem. ; Egyptian Trading, 32 to prem. ; Credit Mobilier, sto prem.; Imperial Financial, 44 to 54 prem. ; Credit Fonder (Great Britain and Irelan), 7to prem. ; City Offices Company, 2 to .2 prem. ; Fore-street Warehouse, 34 to 4 prem. ; Lem berg Railway, par to prem. ; International Land Credit Company, 21 2to 2 prem. ; Tele graph Construction and Maintenance, 14 to prem. ; Millwall Ironworks,- 24 to 34 prem. ; Imperial Bank of China, 34 to 4 prem. ; City of London Real Property, 1 to 14 prem. ; Continental Union Gas, 14 to 24 prem. ; and Alliance Ship building, 2 to 4 prem. The Callianoe has arrived from Geelong with 156,0001. in gold. The last alteration in tie Bank rate took place on the nth February, when a reduction from 7 to 6 per cent. was announced. The coin and bullion stood then at 13,819,4121., or 739,0121. more than now, and the reserve of notes and coin at 8,794,4971., showing the important increaae of 2,320,3171. as compared with that now held. The joint-stock banks have increased their rate of allowance on deposits from 41 to 5 per cent, with the exception that the London and West minster allow ouly 4on sums below 5001. The die count establishments allow 6 per cent on money at call, 511 per cent. on deposits with seven daps' notice (a rise of } per cent. in each case), and 6 per cent. on deposits with a fortnight's notice--. 4 rise of i per oent. - The sum of 3,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank on Saturday. The steamer Atrato will take to-day 13,0001., chiefly silver, for the West Indies. Transactions have occurred in tbefltock Kzchange prior to allotment in the shares of several new un dertakings brought forward during the last two or three dava, notwithstanding the committee's reso- lution that such dealings aro to be regarded as unofficial. Several new prospectuses have been issued. The London Financial Association introduces the Alliance Shipowning and Shipbuilding Company (Limited). The basis of this project is the ac quisition of the ships and shipping business of the well-known firm of Messrs. T. and W. Smith, as well as of a freehold dockyard at Limehouse, the property of Messrs. Young, Son, and Magnay. Members of both firms take seats in the direction, and it is a satisfactory feature that, be sides otherwise retaining a considerable interest in the undertaking, they are to be paid for the goo& will entirely in paid rap shares. AU the ships, as well as the dockyard, are in full operation. The direction is very respectably composed, including the following names, via :—Mr. Charles Bell, of Old Broad-street ; Mr. Cornelius Grinnell (of Messrs. Grinnell, Tinker, and Morgan) ; Mr. Charles Maguey (of Mews. Young Son, and Maguey); Mr. John C. Palmer (of Messrs. M'Killop, Stewart, and Co., Calcutta), a director of the Agra Bank ; Captain G. Redman, • director of the Royal Mail Steam Company ; Llr. Thomas E. Smith (of Messrs. T. and W. Smith) ; Mr. James Southern (of Messrs. T. and W. Smith; Mr. J. D. Thomson (of - Messrs. Thomson, Watson, and Co.) ; and Mr. George Frederick Young (of Messrs. Y oung, Son, and Maguey.) The capital is 600,0001., in 20,000 shares of 301. each. The remodelled prospectus of the English and Foreign Credit Company (Limited) is likewise in circulation. This project is framed upon a scale of considerable magnitude, the capital proposed being 2,000,0001., in 40,000 shares of 501, each, but the first issue is to be limited to 20,000 shares, and of these 10,000 have already been subscribed for. It is not intended to call up more than Ibl. per share. The directors state that they have "received the support of eminent foreign capitalists. end the co operation of many of the leading firms in this country connected with public works." Extended operations are apparently contemplated upon the continent, and the names are published of the com pany's correspondents at Vienna, Berlin, Ham burg, Leipsio, Cologne, Breelau, Munich, Dresden, Konigsberg, Hanover, and Dantric. The Continental Union Gas Company (Limited) is a well considered undertaking likewise just Lunched. The object is to carry on and extend the business of gas works now in full operation in the following cities and towns of France and Italy, ViL : Sttasburg, Cette, Nismes, Vienne, ROllOOll, Beau caire Rued, Albi, Milan, Genoa, Parma, Modena and A lessandria, and which now belong to the Soeifte "Union dee Goa" It is as important La tura of the oadeetalties that the aeaseetieme is queevi tiou copier avirtual monopoly lathe places to which they apply. Great advantages are expected to be derived from bringing them under one manage ment, and from the introduction of an improved llngbelt system. Prior to coming before the public the directors have taken the precaution of having a complete inspection of the several works made by a practical English gas engineer , who has reported very favourably of the prospects of the under taking. Detailed particulars are given respecting the arrangements made with the existing interests. The 401. paid shares of the Imperial Continental Gas association--an analagous undertaking—are at 881., and the 101. paid - shares of the Euiopean Gas Company are at 151. The board is very satis factorily composed for • project of the kind. The broken are Messrs. Hill, Fawcett, and Hill. The capital is 400,0001., in 20,000 shares of 201. each, of which • large number have already been sub scribed. We are informed that the concession for the Madrid Bank (Limited) has been signed by the Queen of Spain. The telegram conveying the in bellisence was transmitted from Madrid to London in the short space of 25 minutes. The following is from the thirteenth annual re port of the directors of the Oriental Bank Corpora tion, to be submitted on the 214 inst. The ;direetcni, in presenting the genera statement of affairs for 1863, bare spin to congratulate their co.pro- , princes of the prceperone coadition of the corporation. The aecoante show a net profit of 248,9191. Os. 3d. avail able for division, after providing fee all bed and doubtful debts and current expeasse. A dividend of 7 per cent. has already been paid, abwirbier 88,2001. of the profits, sad leaving 160,7191. Oa. 3d. to be dealt with. Out of this tam it is now proposed to pa an additional dividend of 5 per cent., and a booms of 7 per cent., making with the dividend already paid ea distribution for 1863 of 19 per emit. on the ea The pelmet dividend sod bonus, equal to 31. per abase, will be payable hare on the Zed _ proximo free of iDoo4llll tax, and will amount to 151.2004, and leave a balance of 9,519/. Os. 3d. to be carried to the credit of the next account. At the sod of kit year a large defaintioe was discovered in the acconsts of the C'hinese oomprador or caabier at Shanghai. A eoesiderable amount of property belonging to the defaulter has been recovered, and is in coon, of realization, and the corporation holds security hoods for any balance that may remain due. The sureties to them bonds are reported is be quit* good, so that. as at present advised, the directors do not look for ultimate loss. The fourth call of 21. 1.05., making 101. paid, is to be paid on the shares in the Scinde, Punisub, and Delhi Bank Corporation (Limited) by the 10th of May. The third call of 21. 10s. is to be paid on the Great Eastern Railway five per cent, preference shares by the 23rd of May. A special meeting of the shareholders of the English and Irish Bank (Limited) will be held on the 3rd of May, to decide upon the proposed amid gamation with the European Bank (Limited), and to appoint liquidators. The first ordinary !carrel meeting of the London Tavern Compscy (Limited) is called for the 4th of May, to declare a dividend. A general meeting of the British India Steam Company (Limited) is called for the 26th inst., when a dividend is to be declared. A special meeting of the Public Works Credit Company of London and Paris (Limited) is called for the 26th inst., "to receive a report from the directors, and to consider and determine on the propriety-Ist, of authorising the sum of 11. per share to be set aside out of the profits of the com pany, to be added to the amount paid on the shares already issued ; and, 2nd, of altering the articles of association, by taking powers to increase the nominal capital of the company to 500,0001." A general meeting of the Cape of Good Bops Telegraph Company (Limited) is convened for the 27th inst. BATUIDAT Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at • 911 to f for money, and 911 to j for the sth of May, closed to-day at 911 to 1, and 91/ to 3 respectively. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 1; ditto, for account, 911, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 3 ; ?Jew Three per Cents., 891, 1 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 731 ; India Five per Cent. Stoat, 1051; Five per Cent. " en faced " rupee paper, 104. Indian government securities were steady. Ex chequer Bills remain at yesterday's reduced quota tion of 10s. to ss. dis. All the more speculative kinds of foreign stocks have fallen, in consequence of the movement at the Bank, and the pressure of speculative realisations caused the market to wear a rather unsettled ap pearance. The London and South Western Bank will open a branch at Wandsworth on the 20th inst. The closing (but in some oases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. : City Offices, 2 to 1 prem. ; Natioual Financial, to 1 prem. ; Lemberg and Czernowitz Railway, to prem. ; International Laud Credit, 2k to 1 prem. ; Telegraph Coustruo tion, 2to prem. • Imperial Bank of China, 31 to 4 prem. ; City of London Real Property, Ito prem. ; Millwall Iron Works, 2} to 3 prem. ; Fore-street Warehottae, 31 to 4 prem. ; Pernam buco Improvements, 2 to S prem. ; Rest India Financial, 2 to 3 prem. ; and Gallivan, to dis. IPd I Q. pima I Sam 148 150 ups'; U ups f 11445 .1f fps 74 75 1 : 74 Igemai 148 172 2 11 48 1 pal 42 41 • 1 dim 9 10 poi, • 4 plui e tl lol2 49 $5 1f 2ipec 49 42 id, 20 21 pow 70 71 121111 T W 46 7 Ts, 2k 11 pm, 4 pm 3 4 pin' it} 4 pm 11 It 3i Itp • 6 pm. 10 14 pia, 9 11 pm 20 21 pm' 20 22 pm 10 10Ipm 24 Pm 9fi 11 pro 21 23 pm, 13 15 pm 27 Pm, 1 4 2 1 0m' ps is I u 329 .15 47 3 922 ▪ 194 S . 4 - pal 91 9s pail ▪ 4 10 19 92 II Sips Upos an • SiKe par t 9 pal 66+99 49 7i I e . 1 7 4 1 M - ti IS 21} Ti nr .. U 111 14 W 17} Oa 5 11 aai a ta llf It} d id 9 IS} I 9 II; 40 0 11 t . ti 24 171 1 18, 31 i 71 i is 17) 17 U elk Tte U It ii -i i i 2" 1 1 eil psi 13 14em 13 7 a l poi s i del ass 1 140 11 0 71 0 11 . - - 101 108 Ifo. I e. 1 34111111. 10.000 100 Agra and U. lle/ Mali .1 110,000 100 AlllaneeLonALltrupoall 10,000 100 Do. New I 100,000' 05 Anglo Austrian 20,000 20 Anglo Dullest (Limited)! 1000, 00 ,Australasia 7.500 40 Do. New. 10,000' 23 hank or= 0000 100 Dank et 25,000 20 Back of Otago (Unineed) 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (L) 10,000 50 Bank ofylleteristAl 6,000 Bank of Walas t i a r a d. 60,000 . Bank of New z 60.000 ti Brazillan&Portognanag, 15,000 60 ;Brit. Ofoorloao 10,000 60 British & Californian 10.000 50 'British N. America I 18.500 Char. Ilk_ Btu. ooksi.l 60.800 10 let. Bk. India,Avw, China' 7,800 SO I Do. New 10,000' 20 Muted. 3C of ladls, Do 4000100 City 1,0001001 Do. Now 10,000 100 Coisnial 100,000 10 ,CoasoUdaSed Bask (L ) 4000,100 arial (L.) 12,000 60 eas t 'ano, , 4000 1 SO Do. New 10,000'10 I Oustidi and Irish _Us ) 26.4101 Ow.Beot..&AosLCßarld ; 411,40111 GO !Ingiish and Swedish (L 14*0W000,110 10 I gerepsea Bank; Untied litadoes.Chiow2Jaiz(l.: 10,000 101 Do. New 18.000 100 ,haperlal Bank, Limited. 2.000 10.1 N ew 116.000, 20 Ilswarial Ottoman 10,000' * 1 Lend Mort.3l. ladle) 140001* lLandos Beak of Soot. (L, 10,000 160 Loudon and Brazilian 4000,100 Lon.B.Aeres&B.Plate'L 20.000 11 Do. do. New,.l CON 100 Lon., Blr., &S. WWI. (L)' 60,000 10 Loa. Cb. Bank of Misfit 1 14000,1* Loadon and Colonial (LI 14009 60 iloodon and Couoty.,.l 4100 ISO :Lon. fiatabg.Coo.lLLN.): 06000. 60 !London Jolot Stook.,. 10,000 100 ;Lon. and Northern (L.) *OOO 20 ;London & South Atrkaill 6,ode 10 Do. Do. New , 10,000 100 ; london& S. Americas(L 4000 100 I Loa. & 8. Western (Lima. 60,000 10d Lon. & Westminster 10,000 100 iMerchant BankiLha.) 10,900 Mercantthi it Eschew! 10.000 VW 'Metro & Proc. beak (L,; 10,000 AO itelican h Lim , 000 100 ;Midland ank ,Linz) 10. 4 000 100 'National of Lleerporl (LI *OOO 20 N. Pro. of England, Now( *OOO 10 Do. do. 21,000 AO New Salk Walls SAO 1110 • Now foolood (United) 60.400 21 lerlootal But pro 111 ,000 100 Presdoe. of in 11,00 e S illolodo, Pot*, Dad (L. 11,500 10 Do. do. DM 60.600 AS both Australis 10,000 21 'Booth Postern (1,1 w.) 14000 100 ;Stud. of B. B. Atria' 4.450 100 ; Do. do. 40,000 tA Defeo of Antrollo 1 10,000 80 1 Do. New HO , 1721 as of bassi pall lAN* Mb Val= el Lead= DOCK& et• igast Pad W ITC - 60.... mg- - 1 6WERFiry M A O': is rtnynt Motu, 2oe 1 I 8,11111,110. OIL IlApolon LUMP Ilk 04. gebsoilos.. MOM M ,eouthamptoa 100 010.10.)• :VtetarLa lOO mow l IL mew I is — . Immo. et 'coop is• 10,000 10 100000' 10 11001 i IL I 16.000,100 INI,OODi fo 10,0001 103.000 i LIFEBOAT SERVICES. WITHEBNBII6, hum HULL, Ana 16. The new lifeboat al the National Institution stationed at Witham's" Ms happily bees the mass (re ports Captain Swann) of rescuing three men from • position of great peril. Some of the fishing boats left Withers'sa early this sterniag, aed returned all safe with owl exiseptioe, the wind at the time being about S., but variable. Shortly afterwards it sad4enly veered rotted due N., at 12 at noon was S.E. These sudden change" in the wind caused a troubled sea with a very heavy surf. Shortly before 2 I o'clock the ablest boat was seen about two miles out. It was quite impasible for her to make tits lied ; had she attempted to do so she most inevitably bare Mee swamped. On her making signals for assistance the lifeboat was manned and launched in a masterly manner, and with great raFidity. The &bermes were reached, their things takes from their boat, and the boat takes is tow. The lifeboat behaved admirably, sad waa brought is by the (*swab§ through the heavy surf in mast creditable style sad again placed oo her carnage quickly. The service was performed to the entire satisfaction of the lookers on. It Is somewhat odd that the men saved are part of the old lifeboat's mew, one of them being the late eozsarain. The wet of this boat, , which is named the Petition, was presented through William Wilson, Esq., to the National Lifeboat Institutioo, about two years since, by Miss Sarah Lechmere, of Healey Castle Vicarage. In deference to the vote of the House of Com mons on Lord Robert Cecil's motion last Tumidity, Mr. Lowe Etas resigned his office as Vice-President of the CounciL Mr. Chichester Forteecue has resigned the Under- Bacretaryship of the Colonies, in order to reduce the number of undersecretaries in the Howe of Commons to that fired by the act under which the Indian secretaryship was onostituted. We (Times) believe that the illegality of the arningerneut under whieb five wader-secreamias have sat is the House of Omensees for some time past will be brought before the house as a matter of privilege this evening. Sir Robert Kane has resigned his office se pre sident of the Queen's College, Cork, because the government required that the president of the college should be so longer ooe•resident. It is likely that Sir Robert will now devote his time and energies to his favourite institution— the Museum of Irish Industry. Archbishop Trench appeared on Friday evening, for the first time, before • Dublin audience, in the Metro• patina Hall, Dublin, aa • public lecturer. There was of ceases a crowded aseemblene. The subject of the lesdare was "Gustavus Adolphus." CONTIXIATION.—The Convocation of Prelates sad Clergy of the Province of Canterbury will meet at the Jerusalem Chamber, Westmioster, to-morrow, at 11 o'clock. The first bushier is the Lower House will be the election of a Proloeutcw, In the plain of the Very Rev. the Dees of Bristol, who has resigned. We understand that the sew Proloeutor will be presented for the approval of hie gees, with the usual forms, on Wednesday morning. Aid I SHOCELN I.N O OCCURRCI NEAR FURL--Os ay &harems. at the village of koornb, DOLT York, • me mated Charlie Ireland was killed midst pedlar 'hem setae& He bed bees a few "reeks as atteedent la the private asylum of Hr. S. Nelson, surges.. eel bad bees is the habit of reopen birds with • gen bekegieg to Mr. Nelecia's as.. It had bees left loaded is the passage of the Dees, Red Harriet Bider, the reek took it M far tie per pow of cam* it into the froet kitchen. The deemed was eite., 'Mahn sear or pude( the beak doer. The =II hoes the snob's head, iszOedod, arid needed this . He was head to lave reserved a frighWel hjery se the right cheek, the tipper pet cd whisk had bees oar- Tied away by the abet, as well se the sight eyes He died • M isloates afterwards. MOIR TIAN 17111 Alf" 111 Th 2111 W 111 to W tweet NM best stook of veto. sad sums war salulalad kr polite apprasaL Tke wartd-fated gra. — Isomers at Alfred Webb WOW the ort~s NW, kllshisset, 73, Brook-street, RattoTar•aquara. Mabliahad t.itlvertlasseent. MIXE&--(THIS DAYJ Two o'CLoac. The mining market is rather BatterTo44. Wheal Grenville shares are heavy, and have de cliued 155., the present quotation being 104 to 4. East Caradon are also lower at 30 to 4, and East Grenville at n to 44. East Lovell, however, continue in demand, and have risen to 184 to 184. Whoa/ Seto are quoted 208 to 205, and Great Vor shares are oilicially marked 34 1: °reign and colonial mining shares are inactive: Cape Copper show an alverse tendeucy. PROP7RVIAL lINA2I MARKETS. Lrviiaroos. AMYL 11 111-11•1•610411. es te :—Lancsrn, ahk• sad York shire. 1091—Loadou mid :forth WOl 1-71anclimber, Elhelleld, and Liscoluidssi, 141-161diand. 1291 # 30—south Eastern, 901 / I—Buffalo sad inks Hamm, • 1-16— Greek, 24l —Madam Three per Oasts., 47 7 441-Bpantsli Passives, 261 1-Itritisk and Assrkaus lisehamp Baskiss Own- Pio7 ,Lisped), a/ 1 6Sj p.—Mereaaffie and fteMalp Bank Umlted), 61 1-166 1-16 111-1.. sow shares, T 11-10 12-16 j 1 IMO Is-14p—National Beak of Liverpool alasltaP, 7 j p.— British and Foreign Marine abutted 21 12-10 p.— Liverpool and London Two and Lite insurance, l i e p.-11antitse Ignorance (butted), 11-16 p.—Mereantlis Minims (Ltailted), 1 7-14 1 p.—Thentes and Barmy Marine 'Liana. 4 12-16 p. Union MarMa , Waited), 2 lila p.—African Merchants, 7-16 p. Callao Doek Oomplmy, 7 p.—RWsoa's Bay, 14—National Stesai blanks , he C• 10 11 007. &Ist —West lndia and Pacific ??teas, 21 la blaxloolllll. Also, 16.—The transactions In this market to day were oI a limited male. Loudon, Minh ghat.. and !loath Staflardabb. Banks wan quoted at 6 to 0 pre4—llunteo Metal shame at yin ad. to 17a Id. db.—Patent • ties at 311 toy prem. Metropolitan Wagon shares at 12j to 141, es new —Gloucester Wig... at 111 to 111 an. now. Mrnangbata Bank shame buyers at 31—Bramiala Mitts Osaranwed at los to ha 9d. di& —Mb , 'Waltham lad 111111, buyers at 71—Imperial Continental Oss as sal, buyers—District Clas Consumers shares were sold at 2a per share. Art= 11.-A rod Walser w &se, but prices were lower. Conn Meted Meek (Limited), 7j 314 i p. -Great Mestere. e7-(heat Northern A, 16111 I 6 6 6 1--Ows6 western of Cased*, 101-141-Oreat Wideman, 4146 S eed 1 orluddre,loo7 and Needs Westeris, 1101 1-11 an• chewer and Coen Sauk. p.-libadeater, WA.* sod Linesinehire, 40-- tan, 116 e 16 1111-Meskana Mt 7- Maimed. 104 6 36-Booth Ilestera. Ng-Theme, Lod Mersey Menne Insurance, 41 v.-Loudon sad WedosUa Itself*, P. -law-mums* rf p. -].demo. May, 10 166-London sad Northern Bask. 166 pa-Oeseral **MK, If 1141 p. Dutu.ui. Anal. 16.-Three par Coat. Coaeols, 00 f-Yet Three per Cont. Moth, 11111-D6l6othr new Account, 101 l May. 061 f-ladle rive per 04K. asset (traasferaids at the Beek or 'Maud). 1016-Benk of Ireland (1001. paid), !fl{-Nadu..) Bank 06 Irei 6o d csa4rid; I 7S-Dltto kw Account, 77 77. f 111 - Ditto New ,11 paid pad;, 46l lll-Nationel or Liverpool !limited) paid,. Account, 116-IVerlardel Beak of Ireland (161. geld; iC- Ulster Beakless thenpany aid), 76 -Belfast end Northern Counties (sot pad., 40-Cork, Bhickrock end (101 pe..l'. I-Midland Greet Western, halt shares (3.t.gzr. 201 pald,, aldo' aad Drogheda I per seat. sweated peep. (1003. POI. Ma CHILDZIA AND NM CONSITITENTS.—Mr. Childers, the liberal member for Pootefract, who his bees sleeted by Led Palmerston as the snocessor of Mr. Stair. fold at the Board of Adrairalty, arrived on Friday wiseming at Poist•fraot, and addreseed the electors from the halms, of the Town-hall. There is little probability of any eppo. onion, and it is •Fpected that the election will take plaos meat Wednesday, Means. Hurkt• and Blackett aunounoe among their erodes in priparation, •• William Bbakepeare : hie Life and Works," hy Incise Hasa, authorised Wish Irmala- Boa, 1 voL ; " Jake Griswold," by the outlet pf." Paul FerroU," 2 vols. • ; " B smiaiesinces of the Opera," ,„Xf.se jambe Lumley, 1 vol. • mid a cheap edition of the Delia translation of Lea Miidrahler,* by Victor Hugo, in 1 vol., illustrated by Millais. f - 474 )102 a: g 6 I i I I ;