The Express. — London, England, 1864-04-07 00:00:00

Mauna. /MIT. 01 101111111 UTVIDAY. to hod N.L, MULL N.L to &L and LW., Tenable, moderate, light to bosh. generally oe. Variable. lig fl ht to mode. Will6l. &L to &W. sad Mt. with Dome rain moderato to trash, In risen. with showers. VuTil and S. W., _ variable, light to moderate, generally _ One. R.E to S.W. and N.W., m,derate, floe. 8o mum B.c To 11 ii." ;13 d W., moderate to bah. Zama. Variable, moderate, Ilse geareally. N • ortheremScotland. Wisteni=lreland, liar, and ad lartheiea. imilhern=Lnglish Channel and Macy By. &AIM nEadward England and 11•Egnispd- - - - - B --barometer corrected and reduced to Lo. at ball tide leveL Each ten feet, of vertical elevation. canaille about one hundredth of an inch DIIIIICTION . and each tea degrees, above W. caus ing nearly three hundredth. nrcitiusit L —lL:posed thermo meter in shade. D. Difference of wet bulb (for evaporation and des point,. W.—Wind, direction of (Tuna-two points Lan of en.muenc , . 7.—lforce f 1 to It —estimated). X.— ••me force dace last report. Q.—Quarter whence Maim fore* (..H_2, to 32 .. r. 12.—tdme sky; e.—doons (detached). . — for : h.—hall: L—lkalstalag: an--mleap Naar co.—overcast • tun r.—rain: e.--tmow L-4handar. 11.= Rain-fat anew er haJ melted), since lame repast. 11.-8.0 disturbance (1 to al. Piueapple, the winner of the great steeplechase It Vincennes 00 SU Wily kit, has since been purchased by Viscount Avid° for 15,000(r. . _ The great gun of Mr. Bfackay will be thoroughly tested OD Cruioy sands next fiaturday. The targets will consibt of segments of equal strength to the 'tranvia vessels seat. Preliminary arrsogements for the trial were com menced yesterday. The tnal of the gun is looked forward to with considerable interest in Liverpool, as it is confi dently believed that some astooishing results will be ob. toned. --- A woollen manufacturer of Leeds, a young mane was charged before the Leads borough magtetrateryz trolar. with forgery of a rather esteuelve kind. met were proved against him, the bills beiag for the r.C. tractive soma of 1201., 150 , .. and 200 f. Another forgery of a 230/. bill was not gone Into. He was committed for tnal. BICE COMIC OF ADNIRALTY (LARLAND) 00X -TivisodlF the coesmiwiosen mot at No. 6, Adelphi-terrace. Present—Right Hooonrable Mr. Justice Fitzgerald ; Honourable Judge Lougield ; the Queen's Advocate-General for Bashed ; the Right Honourable the Atterney-General for Ireland. M.P. ; Robert Bayly r.distt, ; Henry Cedogan Roth , Seg. ; and Jobs Hazlett, Reg. ; sod W. Neilson Heeoock, LLD., and H. H. Vaughan Jaime, Secretaries. ARRIVAL OF TIM GILT BRITAIN STRAMBIII.I. now AUSTRALIA. —Tb• Black Ball screw steamer Great Britain, Captain Gray. from Melbourne on the 28th January, arrived off the port of Liverpool oat Tuesday tight. alter a splendid run of 67 days. She brings 424 pessimism and 61,092 ounces of gold. Her cargo comma of L:l3 bales of wool, 20113 auks pillow, sod 63 packages of merchandise. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Goulburn.) IN RE COLONEL WLOGII. lis Honour said he had conferred with Mr. Commissioner ji o ltoyd, sod, coneent being given, they saw so objection to the bail being reduced to half the amount originally tie a-1,000/. each the sureties, and the prisoner himaelf in .2,W0/. IN R SAUNDERS AND SAUNDZBN. The bankrupts, described is wine merchants, of New squire, Minorite, came before the court owing only 14W., t abich 1001. was due to their mother. ltr. Dowse opposed, and contended that the petition o uc.lit to be dismissed, as it had evidently been presented for t he tetrpose of getting rid of one debt. After hearing Mr. Dukes, for the bankrupt., who offered p ty .. Gd. a week each, It, Honour directed an adjournment sine die, with pro wools for three months, with a view to the bankrupt's oar mug out the proposed arrangement tuswoabewoarli.. This bankrupt was described as of Stoke•bvNyland, tut .r. and this was an adjourned meeting for Let Inaallthi 11011 and discharge. The debts &restated at 2,0031., and to cmlitors unsecured, 3004 The property is stated at 3564, ditto in the hands of creditors, 2004 Mr. Chidley appeared for the assignees; Mr. C. E. Lewis for creditors ; and Mr. Bagley or the bankrupt. Mr. Lewis asked for an adjournment, and said be would furnish requisitions as to the information the creditors required. Mr. Chaney, for the assignee, who represented four-fifths cf the creditors, assented, and the adjournment was ordered 3,:cerdiegly. TILE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKEN WELL. KZVINCI A DISOILDZELT HOCK?... 1),t.i , 1 Ras, the keeper of the Cock public-house, corner of t...,lden-lane, Old-street, St. Lake's, was charged at the instance of Inspector Fyfe, of the G division, for that he, being the person named to keep the above alehouse, did =- 1....fu11y and knowingly permit and suffer drunkennees and other disorderly conduct in his house. From the evidence it appeared that about 2 o'clock in the morning of the 29th of last month, Polioesergeant Browning,4ol A,beard screams of "murder" proceeding from the defendant's house, and on going there he heard a peat disturbance. In front of the bar be found eight men and :re women, most of them intoxicated. In the taproom he found the defendant urging two men on to fight with the potnian, who had on nothing bat his trousers and boots. Both the defendant and his wife were in a beastly state of intoxication. The wife spoke to the defendant when he turned round in • most savage way, struck her a tremendous blow which felled her to the and she was insensible for a few seconds. Tits del t, at the rt, l ueet of ha wife, was taken to the police-stetion ; but a h...n there she would not charge him. It was 4 o'clock before the whole of the drunken men had left the house. The defendant denied in Coto that he or his wife were drunk, or that there was any disorder as described by the F.lice. He never struck his wife, or laid a finger on her. The magistrate, after hearing some further evidence, said the case was fully proved, and ordered the defendant to pay the fall penalty of 51. and costa, which was at coos done. WANDSWORTH. A %MN SOFTZILINGS. Maria Fisher, the wife carpenter , living in the Belvidere-road, L ambeth, was brought from the Wands worth workhouse, apparentll in a weak condition, on • charge of attempting to commit suicide. The case was • very peculiar one. On Monday last the husband, Thomas Birch Fisher, appeared before Mr. Ingham to answer • summons at the instance of • single woman, named Jane Gadplev, who alleged that he was the father of her child born on the 3rd of January lost. It then appeared that he had been employed at Rich mond, as a carpenter, while his wife remained in London, sod he there met the complainant, who wu in service. The complainant denied that she was aware of his being married, and said he was introduced to her family as her future husband. An order was made on the husband to pay 28.6 d. a week for the support of the child and 25e. eats. The wife was also present at the hear ing, and if it had not been for the offioers of the court she would have swanked the young woman. She was then very much excited, and while the parties were in the waiting room, the officers kept her away from the complainant. From the evidence adduced in the preient cue it appeared that between 2 and 3 o'clock on the same day the prisoner was seen to jump into an open sewer in Falcon-lane, Battersea, where she lay on her hands and face, and covered with water. She was fortunately observed by two ran, who had, however, some difficulty in getting her out. In soother minute she would have been dead. She was removed to the Falcon public-house, sod on recovering a little she asked for her child. She was afterwards removed to the workhouse. The prisoner, who spoke is a very low tone of voice, mid it all arfte fr 0..., the cruelty of her husband. Mr. bighorn said she had committed a very sorban offence, and he must remand her for a week, in order that she might have time for reflection. The prisoner was locked up far a short time, but on the application of the husband she was brought up again, and he then promised to take her home. She was then asked whether she would prefer going home with her husband or to pneon, and she mid that she would give him one more trial. Mr. Ingham told the husband that there would not be any poem' at his home until be behaved better and gave up the company of other women. Be than accepted his reel. weapon for the good behaviour al hie wife for the next sax months. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) Truism , . Aim 7. 8 LK. :tetra 30.061471 Aberdeen Leib .56.11147 Artroesam 1311.12 Greenoetls 3013 51 Galway VidentJa 30.166 Cape Cher Stmeustows Liverp00l Holyhead Pembroke 30.23 49 Pomace . 30.26 50 14eet L'Orteut llOl6 St hocbetort Plymouth Weymouth Portimmeth London Dover 30.116 64 Henanth DOM 411 @earhogseso_ sup al Shields Helbroland 10.118116 id L &W. &L L&L &L Z. N.W. &NA. N.L Z. &Z. 6.L 8.8. L 2. &W. N.Z. THE EXPRESS, TlimitSDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1864. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sr ammo nizaskrz.) EPSOM MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLooz. There is still an absence of animation in the rail way market, and prices generally are unaltered. Midland and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks are flat, and have receded 4 per cent. ; Metropolitan, on the other hand, is in demand, and has improved 4. London and North Western stock is now quoted 109} to 110 ; Great Western, 644 to 65, ex div. ; Midland, 128 to 4 ; Lancashire and York shire 109 to 4 ; Caledonian, 118 to 119 ; South Eastern, 99 4 to ; Great *astern, 471 to ; Great Northern, 1284 to 1294 ; London and South Western, 98 to ; and Metropolitan, 1174 to 118. With the exception of San Paulo, which have Unproved, foreign railway shares exhibit no change. Some of the Indian hoes are inquired for, and Canadian are steady. Bais - 711;16 to 1 p.m._ xd xd zd zd isi T iii I lOU lii VS} 8 64i 31 1171 i I 112 13 1 24 zd 101 I '— (Us The 8— 00 1 el No. I COLONIAL GOVERNYNNT BILCUMTIES. I CL vim•. /160,000, 102 104 Hilda Dobn.6 p.ct.,18721100 --- Do. do. 1811131001 Can DOv. 6p.6..1877-84. 100, 102 104 Do.6per et. i'ebAtAug. l l4o 100 102 D 0.6 peret.Nar.da 1001 100 101 D 0.6 per etien,feJ •100 P 9 91 Do. 6 pea et. los. 100 88 90 Degotellorlp.a.lB73 'lOO 106 108 1880-4 100 110 112 Do. do. 1890-1 100 1 111 113 I Do. do. 1861100 190 111 Cailoa,Nov. 1868, 6 .et ,100! 105 107 Do 1878. do.. 100 J 112 114 j Maarttlos epee et.. 1873 10000 1 1 106 08 110 108 Do. 1878 1 Do. 1882100; 110 112 Natal. Gov. 6 per cent .. 100 109 111 New Brune. Gov. 6D ct. 100 102 104 N.S.Wales Or. 6 p.e.1866 100 1 90} 100} I Do. tip. e. 1871 to 1876 100' 95 100 Do. 6p. a. 1864 to 1892 1001 99 100 New Zeeland 6 per amt. 100 1 109 111 Nora Scotia 6p. e., 1876 100 1 106 101 Queendend Gov. 6p. et. 100 .S.Atut.Gov.6 p. Honda 100 ; Vle.Oov.6p.e.Jea. &July 100 I Do. do. 6 p.e.Aprll42oe. 100, Liti:eoB 685.808' 200,000 100,000 260,000, 100,690 200,000 i 200,0001 166,600' 100,000. 160.000' t60.000 i 76.000, i, 108 100 id 4 ales. No. I lih._l 102 9 gli I = (td 106 1 f i i Comnittis. I Pd. I CL prima I Balsa. - 10,600 20,000 20,000 I Anglo-Mexican Mint 1 ittutrallan Agricul IA =Leann:at L&Fn. IDerllnWaterworks (1.4 ;Bombay Om (Limited 'MUM American Lod i B. & I. Hag. Tel. (L) , 'Canada Co eanadianam Psu irinv;L) Ceylon Company ,Corn. of abiain Ver. , ConimerdalCalon(lna) 'Consolidated Dia .. (LO IConcractCorporation(L •Cop.M.ling Credit Foucier ;Crystal Palace Do. Preference Do. a p. et Perp. Deb. DisconniCorporation(L E. India Irrig. m Canal rCom.*Trd.(L tr Telegraph Eng. and Aim Copper Financial Corpomtlo a Gelb vets ;Lim.) o.Crecilict Fto.ofLon.(L; .Gen. Steam Narlgationl P udic r . s* ••: •: :1 1 2 9 1 —,, i n — I 8 1 81'411 so Jr' ii:iiii 20,000 Cooo' 6114.7001.1 8.915! 00,000, 26,000, 40,000 60,000 10,000' 00,000 : 14,000 LiVPO 60 10090261 St 100,8201. St. trr,ooot.' Dt 10,000' 100 60,000 1 90 100.000 20 172,91 a St. 70,000, 6 15,001'105 10,000 60 125,000 20 20,000 15 100,000 20 60,000, 60 25,0301 2 150,000 20 60,00& 20 10000001 , 100 00,0001 15 20,0001 50 20,000 23 11,000 5 20,000 60 20,000 60 IM.2°°' 4 10,000 6,0031 80.000 50; .0 60,000 16,600 14,000 1 20.000 11,800. 80,000, w,OOO m,OOO aOOO 20,000 138.670 , 40.000 30,000 ! 6 . 0 "? -6 10,000 20 100 000 1 60,000 1 66,1:00 10 iaaii ..._ 12.600 000 000,000 20,000' 20,000 1 17,000 10,000' 10,000 4.740 15,000, 200,0001. 110,01 C, ►inaoolal (L 11 In tau Carr) In (.110.) , Internat. Flnao.goc. ) !tali= Irrig. Vaa. Cay.ll Do. 6 p. c. Wt. r. 16701 JotatBtock Dirooant(l...` , Land Sec arities k Liro. 1 iLond„andealodon. M.( Loud. Marl. Load. Timm. Amos (L., I ua New Load. G. Otenitina C. (L ILond..ltaLitAdriatleit; Lond.llercant.leDl4. (L' Lond. Provincial/Urine Madras lrrisiL & Canal Do. Mauritius Landote. (L lif edit. Axton. at ): Mercan.CredltAro. T ( ( L 4 ) I Natal Land & CoL C. IL) National Dia Conli ; 11.11 _ _ 67 a 74 77 idle par 4 1Pm, irps par Si OM n si 341 61 71pm 361 112 116 112 116 6 6pm Si 1 Slilos die 57 105 11 lf if $ pm 6 "Pal 010 00 . 81 1 ; 181 19/ In in ni 2 i I 1 01 it 181 19 Im B 11 88 1 014 7,983 , 2 11 118 2 88 1 lbw 1 21:: 1 2 121 1r Jill pm 2 ' it 3 ' pm 1 pm pmj 1i li 10i 21 1 ow X a 10 11 pm 1 pas, 8 1 8 11 88 , —pm 1 7 P Ors m Par Pm sd 20 21 13 e 14rm, 2 4pm' e 1 11 IL si dls Ipso 6 45 81 82 N FP. In ill V 62 'National Stearn Nay.(L) Narbadda Coal t i. L.) N. Zealand T.&Loan(L) N. Raitialt Aostiela. N.lird..ttiderosn. Is. I , NovadootmOttodL L, ,Ocean Halo. Insure.) Oriental Commorzial(L Mental Oat (Limited,' Do. New Orteut lulandBteam(L)l Ottoman Om (Umtted) i PaeamaiLli.liteam,L)' d 0.... 'Peel Itiv.land& :Peninsular & 0. BteaM 14:1001 /110,000 LI 104:0001 11,600 40 : 000 110 : 000 40,0001 26.0001 10 : 000 •0.000. Do. New Qiiebrods 1.., R., IL(L ILlTione) Iron it 1147•1 Do. New litlo J. City Dupree. (L ) Ditto ditto Royal 1121180 mm I Scottish Amt. 1nv. , 0 See. Itimm..l' Egypt L. IL &MOM 1L & Ia South Australian Land Submarine teispaph ; Do. Scrip ThamentMeney la. (L ) I True itAinmeyetAtia T. L. Co. ot Canada United IL Tele,. Co. (1.1 Unison. Marine Ina 1. Uppr Aaiun Tiss(Lins. Van Diemen', land... WeatlntliatracificS L. - I - 0 .0 17 1 0 i fi b 140 145 1}1!B za if pia 31 13 48 U ti B . Pra I Ma par I PP: idia 0 01 li Ipa 10 It 1$ _sos' PREFERENCE SHIRES. zd Great Witham, OrerMal Prot. 4j per mut.. 98/. Loorlee, Ch►tham. and Dover, 5 per met. pref. 97i Si dir. FOREIGN RAILWAY& Antwerp and Rotterdam, 9g. Groat Luxembourg, 11. Sambre and Menne, 134. San Paulo Lim., guaranteed 7 per amt. (St paid), 1. Ditto ditto (all paid), 21 e. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 21j. MONEY MARKET.-(IBIS DAY.) Two o'CLoow. The stock markets to-day are generally steady. The funds remain at yesterday's quotations. Pre parations for the settlement in Console continue to engage some attention. Home railway stocks have not varied much. Metropolitan stock continues in demand. As regards foreign bonds, Greek have declined, while Mexican have risen. Business in bank shares is less active, yet still large. Console are now quoted 911 to; 1 for money and to-morrow, and 911 to for May. Trpusaztions are recorded as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 911, 1 ; ditto for present account, 914 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 891, 4, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 891, 4, ex div ; Bank Stock, 2381, ex div. ; India Stock, 218, 220 ; ditto, Five per Cent. Stock, 105 ; Exchequer Bills, 75., 3s. dip. ; India Bonds, 45., 3s. dis. Telegrams from Paris announce an important statement in the Moniteue to the effect that the Archduke Maximilian will receive the Mexican deputation on Saturday next, and leave for Mexico on the following Sunday. Mexican Bonds have accordingly risen 6 per cent., being now quoted 456 to 1. Greek are Ito worse, at 241 to ; Spanish Passive steady, at 35 to 6 ; and Con federate 1 per cent. better, at 52 to 54. Turkish Bonds of 1858 are firm, at 69} to 70, and those of 1862 at 716 to 724. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilial Old 5 per Cents., 102, 104, ex div. ; ditto, 1863, 886,1, ex div ; Egyptian, 100 1, ; Greek, for account, 25, 241, ; Italian, for ac count, 67, 666; Mexican, for account, 456, 6, g, g ; Moorish, 96 ; Peruvian, 1862, 85g ; Portuguese, 1836 0 1:c., for account, 491; Russian, 1822, 91; ditto 1862, 916 ; Sardinian, for account, 846 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 351 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 131 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 94, 931 ; ditto 1858, for account, 693 ; ditto 1862, for account, ni ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 72, ; ditto 1863, 67 ; Venezuela, for account, 24 ; ditto 1862, for account, 69, 591. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 66fr. 05c., being sc. better than yesterday. International Financial shares are now quoted ci to 7 prem., ex div. ; General Credit, 61 to 1 prem.; London Financial, 124 to 13 ; Hud son's Bay, 181 to 19 ; Egyptian Trading, 31 to prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 44 to 5 prem.; Imperial Financial, 6to prem. ; Credit Foncier (Great Britain and Ireland), 61 to 71 prem. ; City Offices Company, 21 to 31 prem. ; Fore-street Warehouse, 44 to 5 prem. ; Central Argentine Railway, dis. to prem. ; Ottoman Financial, 4to 1 prem. ; Lemberg Railway, 1 to prem. ; International Land Credit Company, 21 to 22 prem. ; Telegraph Construction and Maintenance, 24 to 34 prem. ; and Commercial Agency and Finance, I to 1 prem. There vies a good demand yesterday at the Bank of England Discount-office. In the general market a fair amount of business was done, and, pending the release of the dividends, 6 per cent. continues to be asked on good bills. In the Stock Exchange, as usual just prior to the dividends, the supply of money is rather limited, and the terms for short loans on English government securities today were 6 per cent. No bullion transactions were reported at the Bank yesterday. Sovereigns are expected to be with drawn, however, for transmission to Brazil by the steamer of the 9th inst. No gold has been sent into the Bank during the week, but 97,0001 has been taken out for export. The steamer Great Britain has arrived at Liver pool from Melbourne with 244,5001. in gold, which will be sent to the Continent, the demand for that quarter being strong. The Mexican dollars by the last packet were sold yesterday for China at be. 31d. per ounce, being id. lower than the price obtained for the previous remittance. In the interval very little business has occurred. The market for bar silver is quiet, ' and the price for bars unaltered at 58. lid. I The bindings for 40,00,000 rupees (400,0001.) in bills on India took place yesterday at the Bank of England. The proportions allotted were—to Cal cutta, 22,24,000 rupees ; to Bombay, 16,00,000 ru pees ; and to Madras, I,76,ooorupees. The minimum price was as before, viz.—L. llid. per rupee on Calcutta and Madras, and le. llfd. on Bombay. The applications within the limits amounted to 426 lace (4,200,0001). Tenders on Calcutta at 2a. will receive about 18 per cent., and above that price in full ; on Bombay, at 2e. Old., about 76 per cent.; and on Madras at 2s. Old. in full. On the last occasion the applications within the limits reached only 2,300,000 L, so that a considerable increase in the demand for remittance to India is indicated. Several new projects are announced. The most important is the "international Land Credit Com pany (Limited)," the capital of which is fixed at no less than 8,000,0001., with a first issue of 6,000,0001., In 300,000 shares of 201. each, but the force of this announcement is greatly diminished by the fact that 250,000 of the shares are subscribed for on the Continent, only 50,000 being reserved for this country, and of these only 35,000 are now offered to the public. It further appears that the actual money demand upon the market will, after all, be unimportant, the prospectus stating that "there will be two calls of 2/. each during the present year, after which it is not expected that further calls will be made." The board of directors, both in England and on the Continent, is very respect ably composed. The project is introduced by the General Credit and Finance Company, two of whose directone--viz., Mr. George Worms and Sir 8. A. Donaldson (the former being the chair man)—.re on the board. The other English names ate Lord Robert Cecil, M.P., Colonel the Hon. Patrick Talbot, and Sir James Emerson Tennant. The founders of this company have previously established societies of a similar kind in Belgium, Holland, and Austria, all of which are highly successful, the " Banque Hypotbecuire Beige" having paid a dividend of 111 hares on shares with 150 francs paid. The object is, broadly, to place bonds, &0., on the money markets of England, France, Holland, Germany, and Belgium, and employ the proceeds in purchases of laud or loans upon real property. With the "Banque Hypothecaire Beige" a complete fusion has been effected, and a treaty has been concluded with the " Banque de Credit Fonder et lodustriel" of Brus sels, by which " a minimum dividend of 11 percent. on the paid-up share capital is secured in any event se the result of the first year's working." Another new project is the " Telegraph Con struction and Maintenance Company (Limited)." The object is to unite the business of the Gutta Percha Company with that of Messrs. Glass, Elliot, and Co., thus combining the two estab lishments which have hitherto had the principal share in the manufacture of submarine telegraphic cables. The company's business will be to make sod maintain telegraphic lines of communication in every part of the world. The names connected with the undertaking are of the highest respecta bility, the board being composed as follows—viz. : Mr. Henry F. Barclay (of the Gutta Perch& Com pan;), Mr. Thomas Brassey, Mr. Alexander H. Campbell (of Finlay. Campbell, and Co.), Mr. George Elliot (of Glass, Elliot, and Co.), Mr. Alexander S. Finlay, M.P., Mr. Richard A. Glass (of Glass, Elliot, and Co.), Mr. Daniel Gooch, C. E., Mr. Samuel Gurney, M.P., Mr. John Pender, M. P., and Mr. John Smith (of Smith, Fleming, and Co.). The personal superintendence of Mr. Barclay, of the Gotta Pendia Company, and of Mr. Glass, as managing directors, is arranged for. The broken are Messrs. Seymour and Co. and Cazenove and Co. The capital is 1,000,0001., with a first issue of 750,0001., iu 37,500 shares of 201. each. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 7,8061. over last year ; the Great Eastern a decrease of 1,776/. ; 'the London and South Western an increase of 8381. ; the Great Northern an increase of 4,434 1 .; :11,1 the Great Western an increase of 3,0511. We understand that the dividend to be an nounced at the meeting of the Antwerp and Rotter dam Railway Company, on the 28th instant, will be 12f t franca per share. It is intimated that on Monday, the 18th instant, the head office of the But London Bank will be re moved from No. 124, Fenchurch-street, to No. 40, Lombard-street, where on and after the above data the business will be carried on during the building of the bank in CornLill. The following paragraph, relating to the newly announced "English and Foreign Credit Com pany," has been forwarded to us for publication : The prospectus of the English and Foreign Credit Com. piny, which has appeared in the newspapers of this day, having been inberted prematurely before the arrangements for the formation of the company were formally enrupleted, the directors have determined to withdraw it for the present. A special meeting of the shareholders of the London, Hamburg and Continental Exchange Bank (Limited) is called for the 21st inst., to autl.orise the directors to issue the remaining 5,000 shares of the present capital. A call of V. 10s., making 7/. 10s. paid. is to be paid on the shares of Munta's Metal Company (Limited) by the 10th of May. The first general meeting of the South Kensing ton Hotel Company (Limited) will be held on the 14th inst. It is notified that the interest warrants are now ready for delivery to the shareholders of the Medi terranean Hotel Company (Limited). Formal notice is given that a petition for the winding up of the lice Hotel Company (Limited) is to be heard before the Master of the Rolls on the 14th inst. We are informed that the allotment letters of the City Offices Company (Limited) were posted last evening to upwards of 1,590 applicants. The subscription hat of the Oriental Financial Corporation will be closed to Loudon applicants on Monday next, the 11th instant, and to those from the country on Tuesday, the 12th. It is imituated that " arrangements have been made by which one of the directors who has resided many years in India, will proceed there by an early mad to carry out the necessary arrangements for the commence ment of business operations." The share list of the North Australian Company will be closed to London applicants on Tuesday next, and for the provinces on Friday, the 15th inst. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaito reports as follows : Transactions in London in Amensus securities bass, during the past week. been few and unimportant ; the ten dency of prices is towards lower quotations, coeaequent upon the increasing premium on gold lately reported from New York. The time expires to-day for application for the Second Mortgage Bonds of the Atlantic and Groat Western Railroad. Nearly all the holders of the First Mortgage Bonds have exercised their privilege of subscribing for the second, in addition to which, large application. have bees sent in beyond the amount to be allotted ; the price of the new is steady at Id to premium. With reference to the paragraph given yesterday relating to the stoppage of Mr. Thomas Freeman, timber merchant, we are requested to state that his suspension in 1861 was only a temporary one, and that all his creditors were then paid in full. Some attention has been directed during the last few days to the rumoured formation of a company having for its object to facilitate blockade run ning in the Confederate ports. A copy of the prospectus has come into our hands. It is said that of the present proposed capital of 200,0001. certain firms or parties have put down their names for one-half, but it is questionable whether any importance is to be attached to statements of this nature, seeing that—doubtless from prudential motives—not a single name is attached to the "prospectus," and that the " oompany " abstains even from stating publicly where its odice is. Wenersnar Emmen. Consols, which closed yesterday at 91+ to fi both for money and Friday's settlement, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For the May account the last price was 91Uto The official business report is as follows :—'Three per Cent. Console, for money, 914, I, >f ; ditto, for account, 914, ; Three per Cents. Re. duoed, 89+, 4 ; New 'Three per Cents., 89+, 4„ I.; Annuities, 1885, 144 ; Bank Stock, =et, ft, B+, ex div. ; India Stock, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stook, 105, 1041, 105 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 99i. The India Five per Cent. Stock was inquired for. Exchequer Bills remain at 7s. to 2s. dis. . . The adv.», statements which continue to be circulated with reference to the Mexican queetion. caused Mexican Bonds to be quoted this morning per cent. lower than yesterday, viz.—at 44} to ; but, upon a renewal of influential purchases, a rise of 1 per cent. was subsequently attained, the price reaching 451 to 1. The closing quotation -431/ to I—was to above that of yesterday. Moat of the other speculative foreign stocks were rather fiat The closing (bat in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz.:—Land Securities, If to 21 prem.; Consolidated Discount, 1 dia. to per ; Smith, Knight, and Co., 21 to 31 prem. ; Queensland. Sheep, 1 to 01 dia. ; City Offices, 3} to 1 prem. ; European Central Railway, f to If prow. : Otto man Financial, to 1 prem.; Home and Colonial Assurance, 2to 4 prem. ; Oriental Financial, 1 to 3 prem. ; Clyde Engineering, 2 to 21 prem. ; Na tional Financial, 11 to 21 prem. ; Lemberg and Czernowitz Railway, I to 11 prem. ; Mauritius Credit Foncier, f dia. to prem. ; Fore-street Warehouse, 44 to 5 prom.; and Gellivara, dia. to pram MIXES.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'CLocz. The mining market remains quiet, with limited transactions. Great Vor shares continue to decline ; the present quotation is 34 to 35, being 10s. lower than yesterday. East Caradon are quoted 311 to 32 ; East Lovell, 12 to 1 ; Skinny Metal 51 to i ; Chiverton, 121 to 1; and Chiverten Moor, 5} to 1. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. Yudanamutana are firm. TRIAL STAKIM. Gamins Vivid ... Golden Dui 12 rs. HEATHOOTE PLATE. Six furlongs. Japan, Prescription, Alchymist, "Etna, Flyiag Fish, Virginia, Viceroy, Juliet, Flash in the Pan, Dilators, Trumps, Confederate, Comet, Land of the West, Lady Derby Life Buoy, Count Carew, Narbonne, Tailor, Lady Warwick. and Topsy are here. Pun FOILFZIT. —Raindeer, Gomm, Gunner, Quadrille, and East Sheen. CITY AND SUBURBAN. One mile and a quarter. Exchequer, Tom Fool, Bellamy, Vivid, King of Merry Hart, Cadiz, Trumps, Flying Fish, Juliet, Summerside, Bel Demonic), Fiancee, Jantiooten, Many Maid, Voloptu, King Charming, oountenign, Count Oavour, M. Philippe, Weatherspy. Lord Zetland, lady Emma, Bangle, Iphigenm, Brindisi Moulsey, Gordian Knot, Pegasus, Hawkshaw, Major, Veterinarian, Lady Warwick, Greville, and Utopia are here. PAID Fortvinr,—Tippler, Melandra, Blarney, Horse Marine, Master Richard. Listens, Lucky Star, Woodcraft, Old Fuller, Dispute, Boa Soir, Aurora, and Leonora. TWO-YEAR-OLD STAKES. Half a mile. Tennyson, Maley Spinner, Corporal Trim, Panne!, Theo dore. Chesterfield, Shrapnel, Contran, Cardevistire, and Wings of Wind are here. PAID FOurrrr.-14 MOSACIIiR, Lorraine, and William the Fourth. INKERMAN PLATE. Half a mile. Aunt Judy. Alohymist, Etna, Musk, Inverness, Don't- Come-Late, Vigil, Confederate, Lifebuoy, Narbonne, Cran bury, Attraction, King Cotton, Tailor, Lady Warwick, Topsy, Jupoo. Prescription, Comet, Land of the Wert, Aurora, MU Emma, and Perquisite are here. PAID Fonrurr.—Quadrille, Trumps, and East Sheen. Annrcin.—Lord Burleigb, Glenorchr.Glendush. Swords man, Mountain Maid, Friday, Spasm filly (2 yrs), Aurelian, Bradarnante, Overture, Vedeine, Costa, F.the filly. &mare, Junior. Alpheus, Attache, Ethelred. Letcombe Lass colt, Lidy Wilson filly, Mother Bunch, Village Belle, and British (lures. METROPOLITAN STARES (run to-morrow).—Old Fidler, Cachuca and lifikaela are aceatchaL NEW TwaYRAR OLD SEAMS (run to-morrow).—Prunslla, Catentts, tEnofts, and La &stasis ars scratched. CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. 5 to 2 apt Veterinarian (t) 100 to 15 J 111310040 (t) S to 1 Gordian Knot (t) 10 to 1 Voluptu (t) 16 to 1 Exchequer (t) INTERVIEW BETWEEN GENERAL GARIBALDI AND SIGNOR MAZZINL We have to-day received the following telegram from a friend at Cower: " General Garibaldi. following the frank in stincts of his own noble nature, has rightly inter preted that English hospitality is not accorded him at the price of the denial of his personal friends, and yesterday had a long interview with Signor Mazziui, who came at the general's own request, as became the dignity and frankness of Garibaldi's character. The two friends met at Brooke House. Menotti Garibaldi went out to meet his father's friend. Guezzoni and Basso also accompanied him to Brooke House." The following letter bag been reoeived at Man cheater from General Garibaldi : " Brooke, Isle of Wight, April 5, 1864. " Sir,—l am directed by General Garibaldi to inform you that it will give him much pleasure to visit Manchester. " The date he cannot at present fix.—l have the honour to be, your most obedient servant, "J. H. CHAMBERS, Lieut.-ColoneL "Francis Taylor, Esq., &c." The Duke of Somerset will bold levees for the reception of alone of the Roy's' Nary and Royal Marines on the following Thursdays, at hatf•pset 2 o'clock : April 21, 28, and May 5. Tat LATZ PRINCE Corrsoar.---Shortly after the laminated death of his Royal Flightless the late Prince Con. sort, the Mayor of this city, Oxford, (Mr. Alderman Ward) consulted the popular holies by at mace originating • imb acriptian, which he liberally headed, with the view of °Mm ais a memorial of a substantial kind. A statue of his royal highness wu resolved upoo and this work was entrusted to Mr. Wooloer, of VVelbeck•street, London. That gentleman has now completed his work, which re promote hie royal highness in the costume of • modern English gentleman, wearing • loose cloak, one side of which is throws over the left shoulder, while the left hand rents upon the hip. The statue is placed in the southwest cor ridor at the extreme end of the tier, on the second floor of the University Museum, and for all purposes of display or appreciation, perhaps one of the most objectionable in the eon:, buil ding is selected. Yesterday the ceremony of uncovering the statue took place in the promoa of the Ni..*-Chanoellor, many heads of houses, the Proctors, Mr. Ward, many civic dignitaries, and ladies. A Hun TOR ENGLISH LIMITED LIABILITY Coat- PAMIR. —A number of capitalists in New York city have orlanised themselves into an emaciation to be called the Safe Deposit Oompany of New York, for the purpose of receiving on depoeit, and keeping in borglar.proof safes and in Ere-proof handle" any articles of vales which may be left in their care. The company will be responsible for the safety of each article, or, when sealed packages and trunks are deposited in their are, at a fixed valuation, will agree to be mapoonble for the retorn of the same with the seal unbroken. For the present the company will hire suitable apartments, bat should the moose of the miter pries warrant it, buildings will he erected exactly adapted to the purpose. The proposed capitol of the company is 300,000 dole., in 20,000 shares of 25 dole. each.—dmerican parr. LONDON, CHATHAM, AND DOVER RATIWAY. This company require 48 homes to the parish of St. Sepulchre, Snow-bill, situate in Green Dragon. Fox and Knot, St. George's and St. John's courts, oansistinf chiefly of houses of an inferior clam and in bad oonditmo, sad estimated to displace TIO persons; but some of the houses, they state, will sot be required. The Crystal Palace new lines, counseled with the ahem company, will require 141 hooves in St. Mary, Lambeth, displacing 7015 persons 73 in Clapham, displacing 375 persons ; sad 55 in CrCroydon, 275 persons, or a total of 1,355 moons. FATAL ACCIDLNT THROUGH A LADY'S CHINOLINZ. —This moroing an io-pensioner in the Priooe of Wales ward, Greenwich Hospital, named Daniel M•Neal lather, wee walking along the Trafalgar-road, Greenwich, when his foot Immune entangled in the crinoline of a lady who was passing, throwing him down, the back of his head coming in contact with the kerbstooe, and severely injuring bis skull. He was at moo conveyed to the mermen, where, notwithstanding every effort merle by Dr. Purcell, • the unfortunate man died in ... lees than half en hour from . ' the time of the eondent. FATAL ACCIDENT.—An Inquest wax held yester day at Gosport ea the body of Major Richard WoUsetos Clerks, of the 26th (oameronieue) Regiment, commanding • detachment of the regiment stationed temporarily in Fort Gower. It appeared that after mess oe Sunday evening he lit • cigar and went out aloes for • stroll upon the ram pHs did not return. On the following morning his was found in the moat which surrounds the work, and in which water has • depth of three feet. From ap parition which could be plsioly traced on the ramparts of the work and in the moat it would seem that be stumbled over a part of the stonework of the ramparts, and fell over into the moat. His footprints could he traced cooed the work in his endeavours to extricate himself to the spot where the body was found. One hand wee honed up with a handkerchief, it having evidently been cut in falling over the parapet. The fetter's were quite calm, and this feet, coupled with the delicate health of the &meg md, and the shallow depth of water. leads to the belief that be must have been drowsed while fainting from exhaustion. An inquest was formally held. and a verdict was returned in accordance with the facts of the mac. The funeral, attended with military honours, will take pleas to-morrow. PLymorrn, APRIL 7.—The Rnyal Mail steamer Saxon left bore lest night with the Cape mails, comprising 19 bags of letters, 100 bag. of papers, and 12 bags of books ; 32 passengers and 60,0001. shipped at Plymouth for the Cape government. FCLBOIIII FIATTKRY.—The flattery poured upon popular novelists, living or dead, In the present day, is • disgrace to what is technically called literature. Hardly any other clue of men, except here and then popular preechen, get publicly cried over by their colleagues. When eminent men in other lines of life die, people do not pot articles into newspapers or magazines, leaving out the Mr., putting in at length all the Christian names, and blabbering about them and theirs u if the fact that a man wrote Novels made him and his affairs, and all the herbage of his friends and family, pub lie property. To thou who care for the maintenance of that wise reserve which is to all sturdy virtues what spaniel is to teeth, inch demoostrations are extremely un- welcome. If • man cannot onntrol bin feeling,, let him go home, sad my his eyes out if he pleases ; bat he ought not to come before the public till he has wialsed.bis face sad brushed his hair.—teaser's Maparint for sprll. OILMAN* BHAI AND nom& RAILWAYS. se. 10 BL 81. NI t alrm.,WoLa (Stour Val 100 IBlythiaid Fyn! I all .1104t00,010ard,d Md.C 100 Bristol sad Suter— ,Caledonlan all Cork and Bandon all 'Cornwall all Do. ♦J A nodly. until Ili all Do. B ip. e. 4ppaalid to B. all Dublin and lleg June: all Dunde•Perth,&•bd.inl 1100 Idlnburgh and Glasgow', 100 Glasgow and S. Weetern 100 Great 14151411 Ord. St. ,100 I Do. • Stook ;100 I Do. E. Ang. Stk., No.! ,100 Great North of Scotland 100 Great Northern 100 Do.A i A rec. no die. un- ,100 Do•B Ztll6p.c.lapald hl 1100 GL South & Went. (Ire ) 100 ,Great Western ;100 , Do. Stour VaLGua.Stk • 100 Do. South Wales 100 Do. W. Mil —Oxford 1100 , Do. Do. Newport 100 1 Do. Do. Hereford 100 'Lancuhlre & Yorkshire 300 • London and Blackwali ,100 lost, Hrightn. & &Coast 100 •Loodon,Chathm. & Dos. ,100 Loudon & North Westal 1 100 tLondon&SouthWestern :100 Sian. ,Shet..ek Lineohush I all klaryport and Carllale all Do. Do. abases, " • -- fetropolliaa... Do. /it."... 100 Sticiland all Do. New .100 Do Bina. & Derby all Mid. Gt. We. (lre.) 1 W , Do. k Shares W Mid Reid all Mld Cray lbw) 1100 North British 'lOO Do. Edln ,Perth.Dund 100 N. Eastern—Berwlek 16 Do. U. N. Euro 100 Do. Leeds 100 Do. York 104 Do. Carlisle all Do. Stock.&Darllng ' 17 Do. do. 1865.08 10 Do. do. 1860-01 100 North 1...0d0n 6 Do. New . ..... .100 North Statloniaklre • all N. & S. WeetKf Juan 100 Scottish Central 100 'Scottish N. L Aber. URI 10u Scottish Midland all Shrewsbury k I .100 Shropehire Eaton 100 South Devon 100 South Eastern . 100 S. Torksh. & River Dun I all Staines, Wokingbrit,Re 101 Tag Vale Do. )3 Do C µI Do. 100 Vale of !teeth Sa 100 Victoria St a. & Ptadicol St. 100 Waterford dtMa:m. l St. 100 West Cornwall 00. 100 ,W.Hartltd. Hub. &BL 7.i 11 1 9 63 63 118 119 SS S 7 16 17 60 02 104 106 47 47i Si 71 144; 129; 13.1 131 130 132 91 93 114 i 66 :4 63 66 xd! 401 411 1,1! lii 1153 - Za 1174 1091 67 09 103 104 44 43 109 i 11.44 93 99 63 4 64i 118 117 110 112 1282 MI M 100 62 63 :41 la IEI -- -- Se I? 894 b 9 117 . 38. 8 bg pi 128 . 131. Pad 7p_ 79. 14 Hi 121 123 sd l zdt 90 100 Id 63 64 33 36 906 91 100 102 8e 9 106 170 6 7 Pm 6 4 pm 91 96 HAMM 7098103810N5. LULWATL WI At.Yaffe& St Woman* 100 Dooz.Bor. &C. Inig.B9.e. 11 Do. New 7; Do. IC Shares all Bolfalo & lake Hanel W j Do. Proforma, 1 100 Bud.,lßrook&Ooderloh , I Op. o Bds. Aug. 1, 1012, 100 I Do. do. July 1,107 O; 100 ' Do. do. Juno 1, lOC 100 • Cal. &e.lootorn6p.e. .100 Cope T. & Dock op. o. g.i !10 '11 0 Foos. Deva T a. ouglf i46 do 140 , East Indian go. 6 do ; ; Do. D liSooslou 10!16 Do. H — do 81 1100 Grand Trunk of Canada 1011 I all Do. Lt 'wet. Boads 1 100 IMI Do. do. defend 101 all Do. tad pref. Bondi 100 I all Do. do. deterred, 100 in Do. Ord ref. Stock 1 100 I all l Do. do. deferred! 1011 611 Do. 4th pref. Stock 1 10 all I Do. do. deferred 100 Great Didion PenlosoLe 10 12 ! Do. g. 6 per coot 11. 1 100 B. of India 6.6 p. et i at. 'lOO 1 Do per coal et ' 1 Do 104 all If& Weslaco of Gonadal 101 12 Do. New 100 aH I Do.llp.e. Bds. pay. DM 100 all D 0.66 do. do. 1877.8 10 I 1 ;DIM= Branch, Limner& 1* 1 ! Do. New Ol ,100 i Madras guar. 6 p. oral it. 1001 Do. do. 4I do It. HO Do. do. 44 do.- 40 2 Do. Fifth Exteasioa St. 100 Slelo. Corp. 6 per e. Bd 60 • all Melt,. aucalobeoo's Bari 10 1 all N.8r0n.01...n.e1e.A b,: 81. 100 N.Z.ofean.l46.e.leep.B.' R. 100 Sande. gaa 6 per coat. 81. 100 Do. Delhi do. 20 2 Do. do. do. Bt. 100 I Do. Puojaab do 84. .100 1 Do. lades 86./flot. da Closing prioes. I Sales. 6k) 62 102 e 162 332 A pm in 8.1 j ••••• XII m lon W 101 mI !214 !2,i 1 pes 114 t 10e 76 77 CO 63 OS 68 61 63 49 51 40 42 24 28 22 16 1(1 104 Par i Poi 103 104 I 10 10* 10e 1 91 ii ii zal i ipmi 11l 103 zn 1 97 99 to 112 94 in j ST 49 N 84 lea 104 1018 104 var 1024, 144 91 SIS JOVIT ITOC BANZ.B. - ul Nil I ad 1031 xd No. I Sh. I Banal. IPd 1 CL paler: I Bales. 10,000 100 Agra and U. ler. Bank . I 80 NI 1 113 112 1 110 16000 100 AllianeaLoadLirsrpool I 19 110 pm 54# 6} 10.000 100 , Do. New 116 29 30 pa, - 100,000, 20 Anglo Austrian j 6 I} I}pm. m I 10,000 20 Anglo Italian (Ilmitedy 6 1} 8 pm' Oil 12,600 40 Anstralasht all 74 70 - 7,500 40 Do. New lO 27} Sipe 48 10,000 16 Bank of Erupt 4000 100 Bank of London 6O 168 172 ri 70 26,000 20 Bank of Otago (Limited) 3 1} 2pm 41 } 16000 100 Bank of Queensland (1) 10 , 1 2pm - 10,000 60 Bank ofTictorla,Ansgrit 26 42 64 - 6,000 100 Rank of Wales (Um.) - 60,400 10 Bank of New Zealand - 60.003 30 Brstallan&P L 6 3} 44pm 9} }MI 16,000 60 Brit. & American Zs. U 4 5 pm, - 10,000 60 , Bntlah & Cal 3 fcrigas (L 6 1 26000 60 'Britian N. America .- . all 48 5 0 pro I 7} } - !AKIO' 99 Char. Bk. Brit. Colton* lO 1} llpto, 12# } 32.200 10 ,C. ilk. India,Aua, COM, all 46 44 45 i 7,600 20 ! Do. New - - 30} 1 10,000 116 :Laded. 11, of 102; 0U 71 73 71 5,000 100 ,City - 1,000 100 ' Do. New OO - 10,000 100 Cokaial - 900,000 10 'Consolidated Sisk (L ) 6 7} 7}lgn 11 1 1 6,000,100 IContinmasl (L.) l6 } limn. 164 11.000: 14 . Bast Loudon (United) 6 3 4 pm, 8,000 SO , Do. New - - In si 10,000 100 I &latish and IriaßlLinal 11 2} 3 pm' 1 1 1 1 1 16.000 20 Kng.Scot. & Malawi& all T 1 22# I 40,4 50 lEnglish and Breed** (L 20 3 4 pmt - 40,000' 00, European BeaklAmlted 10 1} 21pin I 1211 10,000 100 .11indura.Chlaa&Jsp.(L) 16 11 11 pml M6l 10,000100 I Do. New 10,000 100 ;Imperial Bank, Limbed 10 22 04 pm CS 23 1 1 136000 10 Ilropertal Ottoman lO 9} Of pm 10} I 2 100,000 10 'Lod Mort. Bk. India (L) 6 8} 2}pfn. 4 } 10,000 100 Loudon Bank of hoot (L 111 6 6pm 19 10,000 100 ' London and Brosibra 4000 100 , Lon.lLAyres&B.PlatoL 40 13 16 pm: 46e 3 20,000 , 26' Do. do. New le S 1 pro: - 6.000.100 , Lon., far., & ti. Staff. (L) 22 4,114 5 1 AT •••• 40,000 20 Loa. CS. Bank et Aosta all St 27} - 10,000'100 !London and Colonial (L 16 per Ipm 161 } 110,000 60 London and County lO 03 416 04 3 LOCO 100 Lou. Hambg.Con.bi.(L) 13 4} f4pin - 60,000. 60 .londoo Joint Stock._ 10 at 44 444 411 te l 10,000 100 Lon. and Northern (1) 22 s r 211 } 1 10,006 10 London& South African all 17 ' - 6,006 101 Do. Do. New all 17 - 10000 100 I London&l4.ArnerleanlL 7 2} pm rd! 95 sd MOO 100 Lou. .2 S. Western ItAso. 10 3 4 pmt 23 4 i 60,000 10/ 'Lon. & Westminster 10400 100 Merchant lianklLlis.)_ 74 10 11 pm 11 17} 20,000 60 MeraintUe & EschsalL 16 4 4Pa% 1 1 %1 10,000 100 Metro. & Prov. bank (L. 1111 I 10°I 3 0 I . 10,000 50 . Mexican ;Lint.) 6 # 3 pm, 76# 6,000 100 'Midland Bank (La) , 1.6 par Ipm - 10,000 100 National of s poolil lO 8 9pm - 10,000 100 :N. Pro. Of - - - 16,000 10 New 800th ales all 61 63 .... 0000 100 New Zealand (Limbed) 10 4} 6}pss 16 50.400 26 :Oriental Bank _Corpora. all 65 67 del 10000 100 Provine. of Ireland_. l5 91 93 - 26.000 20 ISelode, Punl.,*DsOi (L Tj 4} 641101 11 5 19 16.000 IS ISouth Australia all 41 MI - 10,000 25 South Pastern (Lin.) - - - 10,000 100 Bland. of B. 8. Akira - 4,450 100 Do. do. - all 66 67 - 10000 100 Union of Ireland (Lea) IS 2 1 &MI 11} 20 1111,0011 60 ,Union of kudos lt II 60 Ole } DOCES. No. IBS. I Meng. (Pd) CL prism. Balsa. 0006,04 M. Bast and West ladln. WI 149 581 - 16000 10 Great Aosta* aoek ~ 2 - - - 3,630010' Bt. London lOO TO 12 - 1,619,900 Pt. I St. [Warble lllO le 71 - 360,866 la ISonthanipton 100 - - - 1100,800 lit. llfirikaat lllO In an - COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& IMPERLLL AVER&0118. Vibes& Barley. Oata tla i beeme.; Feb. 27 . tOe 64324 19e 4410 a 04 pe 14,319 94 March 6 12 4oe MA. lee MUG 94 lb 74. m 03 l9 96 April 2 SIX MOW AllgrO• gate Average .. 14 314 44 19e 44 aIA 114 U. 104 114 Or WEIL? DIMING !VII RI WZOLII 11•11110. bum—Wire; Barr, 11414. lty% luaus, anti roma, ia DIAGLA MORON 1111 FIAOTOATIOIOI ni TO ATIRAGII PUP= Priem 40 6 40 1 40 1 30 11 30 0 hFa ....1 b. !T. Mar. A Mar. It. Max. 19 .. .. .. .. .. Mar. 16.1 epL 1. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) CU mono AND INTIANATIONAL WIJIGILAIIL ) The market aoutiuues steady, but without cheap is prima. Wee will probably foot up about 5,000 balm MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Soong.—The demand for brown qualities continue active, and firmer prises have again been paid, other sorts remain steady, claved Manilla sold at 425. ; Madras Jimmy, 355. 6d. to 365. ; fair brown Native, 39e. ; Mauritius good middling yellow, 465. ; crystallisa„ 4.85. Refined Is also firm ; brown lumps, 54.. to 54a 6d. Corrrm —Plantation Ceylon coationes to go off with lem spirit, sod prim now show a &ohne of 6d. per cwt. Triage and radium, 74.. to 775. 6d. ; middling and sod middling, 83e. to 91a. 6d. Native Ceylon steady : good to superior, 70s. to 74a. ; and Rio. good ordioary, 70s. 6d. Tu.—The public sale Moodily at firm prices. merited Capers sold at is. d. to b. ; common red leaf coegoa, la. OK to la. ld.; common broken and dusty megoo, Bd. to B#d. Bacs at promos prices. Bowl sold at 10e. 6d. to 10s. 9d. for white ; and Madras cedisary to good, 9a. &II to 10a. . . demand for black pepper in less active, bat in the business dope no alteration in prior has taken plate, Namara sold, good at 4d., pry 30., shot Malabar, ted. to 41d. Pimento continues stendy, p =o s good, 24d. to 21d. Umaia ligaea fully supports the currency ; third to lint pile, Bfia. to Ws. Nutmegs steady, small L. 2d. ; good middling, la 11d. ; bold, 3s. 4d. ktor.—A p arcel of Demerara sold at the previous prim of Is. 7d. . . Facrr.—The market is dull for nearly all descriptions at former prime. flturraTim.-I,soobeds sold at moderate rats; refine. time 84 to 34, for mob, 34a. 6d. to 335. 6d. Corroc caution's dull of sale, nod prices favour buyers. Brazil sold at 25 d. ; Salem, 204 d. ; Trmitelly, 19 4 - ; Waders. 19d. ; Scinde, 1443. to 144 d. Jun.—There is a more active demand at rather irregular prima, but folly averaging previous own. Common to good sold 181. to 291. 10s. ; rejections, 161. to 161. 15s. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Petetsbarg Y. C. oo the spot is quoted 41a. dd. ; 41s. 3d. ; October to December, 445. ed. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. =LS DAY.I We have a fair average supply of besets ; the demand is pretty pool at late rotas. Sheep are rather more plentiful, and tradefor them very dull. Prime are lower, and 'arena remain unsold. Limbs and calves most with a dull sale, at lower prices. prom Germany and Holland times are 460 beasts, 790sbeep, and 278 calm; and from Spain 56 beads. Mil& vows, 70. 1 Per Mane of 4154. al.a 4. Par Mose at illia. a 4.5. 4. Ba 4 Soots. Horslda 4 8 4 10 Dist Dana 111-bdalla 4 4 4 Not 31m4bores 4 6 4 8 Bost lass-w 0015.... 0 0 0 Socood Qom/ Imola 3 0 4 0 Do. do. Shoes .... 4 0 4 1 Cans 1 pip Soot Dsa.t . llll-16eodo 0_ 0 0 0 Lath!. _ 0 3 7__ Bessie at market, 1,100 ; pp, 110. , mad lambs, 5,7 N: calved IMO : SMITHFDCLD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mmes. Eisiwity sod Basks mart trade at the foil/win riots :—Prims meadow bay. The. to 80a. ; osporior ditto, Ms. to 90a ; inferior ditto. MX to 80a. ; door, old. 90a. to 110 s. ; ditto row, woad Cid, 80a. to 108 s. ; Amy, Its. to 301. PROM. .IAL &LIAM NAMPA'S. Wren,Oo Londt. Ann. A-11121.• te-day i-OreeWestern, Ili} I f en di v.-oa and North Western, 1 4 jr-llsmeirmeer, aaerfirld, and Lincoluahlre, 641114-M 1161 1-Vale of Heath. 914 - Buffalo and Labs Buren, 6 13-16 1646-Grath Western of l.nads. 10 9.16-Dutch Ilhenish, 21 ph-Mexican Three per Cent., 4 --Spudah Passives, frie 4-Britlah sad American Egritanp BaumCompany, 44 1 9-16 411.16 4 p.- Coesolidatad Bank, 71 p. Cmdit and Financial Com pany el -Land Mortgagerhaak ol India. !49-114 p.-Ifercentils and behage Bank. 74 7 1-16 7al 1346 § 1 16-10 13-16 11-N 11-I Brii ti b tll . -16 d - i f i r c t:to, m : r s tw ew share. ie :1 1- 1 1 1 6 -1; 4 - 11;1atL . :6 1 411 .. . ass, 11.10 1 p.-London and Lancashire insurance, 14 p -Use pool and London Fire and Life, 11/ p.-Marithoe Insarance„ 1146 4 11-16 I 11-16 p.-Illerosatile MarMo, 14 316 Is. Insurance, 11 p. - Thames and Mersey Marine, al 1316 p-Zraira Mahe, 2 13-16 p.-African Merchants, 1.16 p.-Limepool Ea change, 201-National Maas Navigation Company, 11.16 d,. -Pacific Stems, 90-West India and Pacific Steam, t D. JUSIIIPORAN. ANSI. 6.-Shun were sales of Seven Valley Shares at 101. Ns. ; Stour Valley Shares._ at 9} . and of Patent Shaft sad Admires, at 31 and prem. BrMa sad 711r nil oral= 6 per Cent, Stock offered 137: South ataffnrds. a* IP Is id; Birmtngham Canal, at 911 Birmingham Gas, all 144 ; and SITIULSOItaUI and Staffordshire Gaa. al the rote of 90 per ES. share. antannia Mills were quoted 2 to li . Staf fordshire Joint Stock Bank. & to 61 prem. ; British and Fordips Plant, lf 21 pram : and Mantes lietal,l to r Maricnserai, A PILU. 0.-Prices were steady, with a pretty fair business. Consolidated Bank (Limited). 741 p.-Oreat North ern. 1104-Ditto A, 1311-Great Western of ISaada, 1013-16- London and North Western, 1094 1-Manchester and Count, Bank, 61 6-16 $l.-Mansheeter, &Meld, and Ilacolnaltire..2 . l . l4 -New ditto Flys per Cast. Preferred all paid, tit-11 tan, 110 1 } • 13-Mexican, 3-6}- S outh Easters, 1171 7 -= don and Northern Bank, 1 p-General Credit, 6{ I . A 6.16 p.- Internationals, 71 }vestry and Newtown n eie 18691 101-East Lancashire Fire flat Ong, 110-Mercandie Bank, 7 64 111.16 p.-Birkeehead, 90-Joint Stock Discount, 24 p.-Maem•e Bay, 10-Wltitetimen sad Purees 26-Oredederate Loan, *4. Pm" /Paul 1.-These per Cast. Carols, 904-New per Cent. Stock, 691 { §-National Bask (101. paid), 71 76-Tiltie Account, 76-National Bank, New Omitted at 21 1 premiss) IL paid. NI-Ditto sanest, 361-Natlonal of Liverpool (!Jolted), (Mr paid), 174 4-Ditto account. 171 National of Liverpool Kew (Limited), (issued at & p.m ), 64, pa for aecount, 17.-Previa dal Bank. (26L paid), 021 -Royal Bank (MM. paid), Si, Be as , amok 284-Ulster Bank (241. paid). 7} ea Mr.-Cato& Bonk (Limited). 321, paid), for account, 191-Dui:obis sad ( 1001 . Paid 78-Great N.ethers and Western 'lOl. Great Southern and Western Meek (1001. paid), 01-Grad Southern and Western a per sal perpetual (VAL paid). N. GRAND TRUNK. RAILWAY 01 CANADA. —(Tins Dar.)—At the liall.yearly meeting held at the Lemke Taws at 1 o'clock, Mr. Watitia ia the chair, the report, which we have already published. wee adopted. 7 N - . 1. 11.11.111. w. 8.91. p Z ri II i 1