The Express. — London, England, 1864-04-25 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (NT man= TILIGILLPIL ) NEWMARKET MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) SWEEPSTAKFiI OF 50 SOY& A.F. lite and Privateer are here. ?sin FORFElT. —Columbine. ENI KY FOR M. HANDICAP PLATE. IL M. General Her, aged, Sat 121 b; lchicipel,Tym,ll;3lb B er tha, 5 yre, Sat ; Columba, 4 yrs, let 121 b; Master Richard, 3 yrs, ist nb ; Deception. 4 yrs, Tat Ilb ; Alger sue, 3 yrs. ist 31b; Myrtle, 67n, 7st 21b; Emilia, 3 yrs, 7st : Antoinette, 3 yrs, 74; Amazonian, 4 yrs, Tat; VOL', B e lls, 4 yrs, Gat 131 b ; Jessie, 3 yrs, Est 11Ib ; Zet no, 4 yrs, list 91b ; Gordian Knot, 3 yrs. Est 71b ; Fastreluabs, 4 yrs, Est 71b ; Poetess, 3 Ms Get 51b ; Truest, 4 in, bet ; 11•60114 a yrs, sst 10lb; Mirage, 3 yrs, 3et 710. All an USIA SWEEPSTAKES OF 20 BOOS, First half Ab. X. Puritan, Rialto, Towle:ells, Britannia, and RattAs I are here. . _ PAID Foarerr.—Prinesms Dagmar. ENTRY FOR 504 MAIDEN PLATE. Last R.M. Capucine f, Sis to Alabama, 'Fisiphona, Siberia, Zaphyr, Protectionist, Auditor, Il Re Oalaatuomo, Prairie Heu c. AU are here. PRINCE OF WALES STAKES. R.M. suburban. Vivid. King of the Vale, Marigold, St. Alexis, Fantail. Despair, Blue Mantle, Flying Fib, Cadiz, Tajo, Newmarket, Dr. Syntax, Nebula, Stockinger, Black Lily, Sonimerside, Evekris, Lady Superior, Durham, Ausszoeitin, Nebuchadnezzar, Gleodosk, Sir Roger, Voltiptas, Bonus, Bacchus, Beadle, Highland Piper, Lucky Star, Wandering Minstrel, The Sea Boy, Hawkakaw, Confederate, and Bittern are here. PAID FORFFlT.—Doneybrook, Union Jack, Trap, Kemp. town, Horse Marine, Templer, Adventurer, C o up &Etat, Lytham, Leonora, litre&lla, Hospodar, Dolphin, Merry Hart, Muezzin, Amelia, Midnight Masi, Caryophyllua, Bangle, Lady Emma, Dispute, aad Rigolochs. ENTRY FOR 501.PLATE._13.11. F►retra.Woe Aggie, Depute, iirlib7 . l Hue. are here. FREE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. D.M. Deseret Her, Suburban, and MisiArmstrong eve hero. FREE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 SOVE. Last mile and • half of B.C. C;rauboro, The Knave, and Revolver ere berie. 1.‘11) FORFKIT.—Tim Whiffler, Asteroid, and Adven turer. ARRIVED. —Waveoey, Lord of Liana, and Stockowner. LATEST BETTING. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 9 Co 4 apt Fills de I'Air (olf) 7 to 2 Genoa' Peel (off) 4 to 1 Copes hapa (off) 12 to 1 Para (off) 100 to 6 Sir Roger (off) THE DERBY. 12 to 1 apt General Peel(t freely) PRINCE OF WALES STAKES. No betting. SHOCKING DEATH WITH A PITCHFORK. CHARGE OP MANSLAUGHTER. CORONERS' INQL'EST.-(THIS DAY.) An inquest was taken by Dr. Lankester this forenoon at the Middlesex Hospital, touchin4 the death of Jobs Henry Carter, 12 years old, an oc-asionsl helper at some stables in llopertetreet. St. James's, who was kiUed by a pitchfork penetrating his brain. lbe evidence showed that last Thursday week the de mo:Nl was making a bed for • horse with • pitchfork, and that while doing so • few words arose between him and a youth about his own age named Simpson. During that altercation Simpson mad* use of an odious expres- Flne towards Carter, who long the pitchfork at Simp:on. The latter took it up and aimed it at the deceased, who avoided the intended blow be stloping. The handle of the pitchfork stuck in the ground, when deceased, on raising up, fell back on the fork, which penetrated the posterior pert of his head. Upon cetting ou his feet he exclaimed to Simpson, " I am hbod." The blood flowed profusely from the wound, and deceased seemed in • dangerous state, Ile was taken to a surgery, and was afterwards removed to the Middlesex Hos pital, where he died about half-past 9 o'clock on Wed zie.lay morning. A post-mortem examination was made by Mr. Shaw, one of the principal Gumless of the institution, who attended on him, and who found that the prong of the fork had pawed through the occipital hone, and penetrated the brain. The effect of the injury was that inflammation of the brain set in, which led to his death. ertiet, •'That the deceased died from acute inflamma tion of the brain caused by the injury." The learned coroner cantionea Simpson azainst using in future such a dangerous instrument in self-defence. THE MAY MvrriNns. —The anniversaries of the religions societies, known as the " May Meetings," although some of them are held in April and some in Jane, have been fixed. The following are the principal, with the names of chairmen and places of meeting : April 23, Baptist Missionary, Exeter Hall, Lord Radstoek Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, St. James's Hall, the Archbishop of Canterbury : Revision of the Prayer-book, Willis s Rooms. Lord Dairy ; Melton Protestant College, Willis'. Rooms, the Earl of Shaftesbury ; April 29, Christian Ver nacular Education, Willis', Room., the Duke of Argyll ; Church of Ernelasd Scripture Readers, Hanoverequare I Rooms, the Bishop of London ; May ? Wesleyan Mis sionary, Exeter Hall, the Right Hon. ' J. Napier ; Pro testant Refotmatioo, Hanoverequare Rooms, Lord Cal thorpe ; May 3, Church Missionary, Exeter Hall, Earl of Chichester; May 4, British and Foreign Bible Societe, Exeter Hail, the Earl of Shaftesbury • Systematic Beneficence, Exeter Hall, Earl of Shaftesbury ; May 5, London City Mission. Exeter Hall, Mr. Joseph Hoare; Church Pastoral Aid. St. Jetnes's Hall, the Earl of Shaftesbury; sundae School Union, Exeter Hall, Hon. Arthur Kioneird, 3( P.; May 6, London Society for Jews, Exeter Hall, Earl of Harrowby ; Governesses Benevolent Institution, Hanover-square Rooms, the Earl of Shaftee. bevy Religious Tract Society, Exeter Hall, Lord Bseholme; May 7, Royal iNaval Female School, United Service heti intim), the Earl of Shrewsbury; May 9. British and Foreign Sched, Borough-mad, Earl Russell ; Ragged School Union, Ecet , HAI, the Earl of Shaftesbury ; May 10, Irish Church Mission., St. James's Hall, Mr. J. C. Colquhoun ; Soldiers' Friend and Army Scripture-readers, Willis's Rooms, Arch bishop of York ; British Society for Jews, Willis', Rooms, Lord Calthorpe ; May 11, Colonial sod Continental Church Society, St. James's Hall, the Marquis of Choi moteleley ; May 12. London Missionary, Exeter Hall, Lord Ebury ; Foreign Aid Society, Haeoverequere Rooms, Marqnis of Cholmondeley ; May 17. Peace Society, Finsbury Chapel, Mr. Pease, Y.P. ; May 19, British • Foreign Sailors' Sailors' Institute, Stedwell, the Earl of shaftesbury ; National Temperance, Exeter Hall, Mr. S. Morley ; May 24, Preireation of Cruelty to Animals, St. James's Hall, the Earl of Harrovrby ; Ragged Church and Chapel Union, Exeter Hall, Mr. It. Baxter ; June 1. Field lane Ragged Schools, Field-lane. the Earl of Shaftesbury • June ti , 'Strangers' Home for Asiatics, Willis's Rooms, Lord H. Cholmondeley ; June 7, Lord's Day Rest Association, Exeter Hall, Mr. W. Morley, ; June 24. London Female l'enitentiary, Peotooville-road, the Earl of Chichester. THE WRECK OF TILE STRAM ER CITY OF NEW YORK. —clue result of the recent interview between the President of the Board of Trade and several members of parliament, merchant captains, and others connected with the shipping Meerut, relative to the inquiries now being carried on by half.psy nasal captains as to the conduct of merchant cap tile who may have lost or damaged their vessels either threigh negligence or from zeroes of weether,has been shown in the transfer of the Board of Trade inquiry into the loss of the City of New York from Liverpool to Cork. Although this it but a slight deviation from the ordinary rule of bold in: !.eve inquiries before two naval officers and a stipendiary • ini:tr.te at a great distance from the scene of the disaster, hefo e whom, we presume, the present inquiry will take hi ~e. vet it is apparent that the President of the Board of Trade ha, in the preeent instance accepted the desire of the ''p and also the representations emanating from in Kr nosily soil Messrs. lama's and Co.. and trans ferred the ioq iiry from Liverpool to Cork- The Practice of sending down gentlemen to Liverpool, or any other port, relFelicato upon the condi:et of accomplished navigators, when it is w, led known that these naval assessors know little or colling of Atlantic navigation, as blue been so reeently rianifestel in Liverpool and London, is, we hope, about to teroim..te, and the only proper and much desired change of teal by a jury comimeed of merchant captains to be sot:e ditJed in Be stead. --• lt't is 14 , 4:A.—The Ines of the Marine Insurance cnmpaoirs in the state of If sasaehusetta. in the United Statoa, amounted last year to 5,416,8`.1.1 dole., of which more tliso a million of dollars &retitle to war risks. it or A ONCE CELEBRATED MAN —The Exater r.pen. record the death, at the age of 70, of Abraham ( no. at one time the champion wrestler of England. His t contest with Polkingnorn, the Cornish wrestler, 40 ago, exelted national interest. Lord Palmerston and otitrr noblemen and gentlemen subscribed 200/. three years tw the I)evonahire athlete. Antiwar, or BRITISH Bacon.—The Hants Adrer .-, ceatiottee to chronicle the arrival of birds in the neigh- Lourbood of Southampton. The cuckoo and nighting►le wrra, it appear.. beard for the first time this season on the 11•11 test. "We have bad," says a writer in that joarn.l, '• fo r more than a fortnicht in oor possession two of the hesittifully and wonderfully artistic nests of the lout-tailed one on a branch of holly, the other in a dead hunch of a maple tree. both of them taken on Soathamptoo .ll,ll,n thin early in the season. The, are bespangled wish tiny epe.•imena of silsereoloared lichees." CITY OF LONDON HOSPITAL FOS DISSANER or Tru cur.vr, VICTORIA PARR. —The number of patient■ re at this institution daring last week was 1,104, of which f 1 were new cases. Po .Y AL FREE HOSPITAL. GRAY ' reiIYPI-ROAD.—The climber of waists reliosod at this hospital daring the week saline Apnl 23 was 3.3%, of which 1,046 ware saw caws. CRYMTAL PALM'S,. ONE SIILLLINO DAY. ••• SAT - RDAS, APRIL 23.—Admiswoos ow payment. 6,533; ditto by season tickets, 5,024 ; total, 11,56 L WARR 1.182'8,-(77118 DAL) Two o'Ozooz. The railway market is inactive to-day, and the alteration in prices generally are few and unim portant South Eastern and Great Eastern stocks have risen I per cent, while Metropolitan has declined 4. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1U to ; Great Western, 66 to 4, ex div. ; Midland, 1304 to I ; Lancashire and York shire, 1091 to 110 i ; South Eastern, 904 to I ; Eastern, 46i to 47 ; London and South Western, 98 to 99 ; Metropolitan, 1141 to 1151 ; and Cale donian, 118 to 119. Bombay and ii;z:oda and Great Indian Peninsu lar stocks are tirm, while Sande has declined. Grand Trunk of Canada is dull. Foreign lines are quiet. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 25, M 64. OIDERAILY &NARDI AND MONA al I Pd. I ' Alum , I Closlng Woes 1 Saturday. I Was p.m. 1311 1 all ,Bara..Wol& Wu VI& 8 0} - St 1 108 ,111ythsad Tyne - ~- _. 14 1 all , Dostonk MAR ll} 11 -• St. 100 Bridal and laseer lB 01 84 Ilk .100 10Madoalsin llB 119 1181 19 N 1 all 'Cork and Bombs - - - II aU Cornwall Ol 7} - 10 1 all D.. 64 A nosily. until 6 -- ..- •-• 10 1 all 'Do. Blp. 4. ismild te B. -•-• .- AO 1 all Dublin and Be.lunc 116 87 -- 111 1 all Llunde&YretkotAlicLin 16 17 - 8l 1100 'lldinharghand Glassow 90 PA - K. 101 Glaspow and &Western 101 106 - N. 109 'Great Bastern Ord. St. 46} 47 47 U. 1100 De. A 8400 k - - - Pt 1 100 Do. Z. A.B. Stk., No. 2 6* 7} - St. 'lOO 'Great McAbee floollaml -- - - tl< 140 'Groat Northern l2) U 1 .. 130 131 ill 1100 IDo.A I Are c. no dlr. nu- 137 138 137 64. 1100 Do.B 1 tll4p. c. &paid 13 131 133 - N. 100 104. South & West. (Dal 91 93 - N. 100 GNU Western 66 65} er4 N. 100 Do.fltour TeLOss.llo - - - N. 1100 Do. ifoutb War._ a 66 41 Z N. 100 Do. W. 104.-Chr 18 U. 100 Do. Do. Newpo lo rt d SC 1 1100 Do. Do. Hartiord 10 1 1 5$ - - N. 1100 ithoesahlrest Yorkshire 110 110} 110} N. . 100 London sad Blackwell 86 68 Si St. 100 , Loa _ Brkotuok &Coss& 100 101 101 24 St. 1100 ILoisdostkim.& GOT. 41 GS - St 1109 London& North West& 111 111} 1111 } } N. 1100 Lonion&SouthWaders 98 99 96} N. 100 Mais.,Sbef.,&Unixdash 04 66 - 60 ' all all ithrypor Do. t and Carlisle - - - }Share 12} 1 Do.- - - 84. 'lOO !Metropolitan , 115 116 115 } St. 1100 Be. New 1 111 113 - N. 100 Illdlead lso} 1301 1110/ } Illihii 09111 Do. New - - - 114. 100 I Do Wm. & Derby - N 1 all' Mid. Gl Wn. (Ire)._ - - - 26 i all Do. } Shares .. - -.- a 1 all led Kent - - - 10 ,W' 1118 Kent (Cray Line) - - - Bt. .100 IN orth BnUab lit. 1100 i Do. 1741n.,Perth,Dusid i 24* -...- U. 100 N. Eastern-Berwiek 1 100* 101} 100) 25 16. Do. G. N. 6. Pura ) - - - dls ' Sl St. 1 1 1 00 Do. 00 Do. Leeds York OOO 5 9 7 66 } i Eel N. ,100 1 Do. Carlisle - - - 11 . all Do. Bthek&Deriing. 36} 1774 - 1 16 l9 Do. de. 136646._ 14 lot pm - U 110 1 Do. do. 181041 7} ft} pm - 1 84. 1 100 , North London - 110 , 5 De. New 1 1} 2} pm - St. ,100 North Staffordthhe 1 Pi 79 TS 71 110 1 all N. &S. Western luau 1 10* 11} - St. 110 Scottish Central 1 111 123 - el .100 Scothlah N.B. Aber. Sal - - -• St. St. .100 Scottish Illdland - - - 10 1 all Shrewsbury & Welchpl, - - - St. 100 Shropshire Union l 74 66 - 8t 100 South Devon I 113 16 - St. 100 'South Disiern 1 104 91 90 1 84. 'lOO ,& Yorks& &Blear Dun. 103 106 - 1 30 1 all &aloes, Watts/Ass, ste. B4 0} - 4L 100 Taff Vale - 10 , 9 1 Do. II 6 7 pm - 10 ' 3 1 Do C 1 3 4 pm - 60 1 all Older I - - - 25 ' 110 I Do. - Il} be Do. - St. 100 Vide of !loath 1 MI 08 - 6t. 100 Victoria Stn. & Pthdloo - - - 54. 100 Waterford & Illakeany. - - - St 100 West Cornwall - - - St. 100 W.llartlyl. limb. & ELI - - - BRITI9II Imzo:vs. ',.1. I RAnwAys. Closing prices. I Sales. Se 01 102 103 W Atlmam& BC LaWl.OOlll k: 10 30 fioeti;r.a4la.i6i.e.l 11 Do. New Ti Do. E Shares elf Buffalo a Lake lioroo, all Do. Preference _ 100 100 Bud., Draato2l3oderlett dp. c. S. D. Aug. 1, 1372 100 100 Do. do. Jail 1, 18731 100 100 Do. do. Jane 1, 18741 St. 100 CaL 8. Eastern 6p.e. g. St 100 Cape T. Dock6p e. g.' 100 all Demerars,7p.c.per.pref; Bt. 'lOO Igen. Bengal gu. 6 de St. 100 Neat Indian ga. odo 10 11b . Do. U Extension I 20 15 Do. II do SC 100 Onuld Trunk of Canada 100 all Do. lot pref. lloucts 100 all Do. do. deferred 100 all Do. Ind pref. Bonds , 100 .aD Do. do. deferredi 100 all Do. 3rd pref. Stack Par 4 p al fit 14 77 £'2 77 £0 77 132 101 103 90 101 106 1; I 106 145 6 1 PM 20 tO 1 4 Pm' 72 74 xn' 61 63 62 646 an 61 63 68 60s 611 i 100 , all Do. tic,. 100 au Do. 4th pref. Stock . , 26 tSc sal 100 Do. do. dderred. 2S 26 Se 100 Great Indian Peninsula' les lee 10 2 Doleess, napes cent.' 2 pin de 'lOO OL S. id India ti. p. cif 104 104 St. 100 Do M per Gene SC 2 Do I I - 1114 all 0 SA 100 tall 100 all 10 2 h 10 1 St. 100 21 it 100 St 100 20 2 It Western of Canada, loi ad Do. Now lok 10ed, od Do.epolida. pay. 197 31 et 95 Do.t4 do. do. 18774 IS t 4 Indian Brooch, Leaked Pea Do. New Madras guar. b p. mat. 101 i 102 e Do. do. SI do 96 97 Do. do. 46 do.—, 90 et Do. Filth Extonsloo si: tOO Melt,. Corp.n per e. BA ' 60 all Moth. and Hobsoliallay 611 60 M all N. Brun.& hada Ad; B 8 6 Cl. 100 N.Loleao.6p.e.litp.ll. 12 86 St. 100 &Inds. ttla. S par mat. 100 106 84. 190 Do. Delbl do. lOl Itf2 M 1 Ito. do. do. par i pre 61. 100 Do. Punlaab d 0... I r 2 103 St. 100 Do. &dos 86/1•4.d0. 9d 93 JOINT STOCZ. BANES. No. 181.1 BANES. 10,000 100 Agra and I% 607. Bank . 60 10,000 100 AltlatiedLoo.dLirerpool 23 10,000 100 Do. New IS 10000 20 Anglo Lastrlaa . 20,000 20 AZilo k Limited; i 12,800 40 Austell,luta . 7,500 . 50 Do. New 10.000 25 Bank of COW 100 Bank of London 6O 25,100 to Boot of Otago (Limited 3 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (L 2O 83,000 SO Danko! Vietoris„AustrLt 6,000 100 Bank of Wales (Lim.) 60,000 10 Bank of New Zealand 60.000 20 Bea.lllan&Poetuguese L 6 16,000 60 Brit. k American Ex.iL 16 20,000 60 Bntith k Californian ul 20,000 60 Relish N. Araertes 11,600 20 Char.Bk_ Brit. Colon:ibis 10 nOOO 20 C. Ilk. Inclia,Atia., China ell 7,600 20 Do. New 10.000 26 Chrtrd. 31. of India, de all 8,000 100 City 25,000 160 Colonial 100:000 10 Consolidated Bank (L 4 6.000 100 Coutinental 'L) l5 12,000 60 e.t.a London (Llinitel 6 5,000 60 Do. New 10,000 100 En„;ush and Irish (Lira l6 16.000 20 Lng.SeoLkAnal.ChartA all 410; 00 60 kn2llali and Swetbah (L 10 40.000 5) European liankLynitesl 10 10,000 100 Hinduan.Chlita&Jap.iL 25 10,000 100 Do. Ne. _1 11,000 100 Impala Bank, [ldeal 20 MOO 100. New 133,000 20 'lmperial Ottoman lO • 100.000 JO Land Moetßk. India IL 2 10,000 100 London Bank of Root,. 13 1 10,000 100. Loudon and Brazilian 40 ; 6,000 100 Lon.B.Ayres&B.Plote•L 40 20,000 25 Do. do. New 2/ 6,0 1 100 Lon., BD., &S. Staff. IL 60,000 20 Lon. Ct. Rank of Multi{ all 10,000 100 London and Colonial ,L. 116 80,000 60 London and County.. ; 20 I 6,000 100 Lou. illaralsZ.Con.ll3. l L l3 00,000 50 London Joint Rock-- , 10 ; 10,000 100 Loa. and Northern (L. : 20 10,000 20 Lohdoratt Borth African all 6,00.0 20 Do. Do. New .. 10,000 100 London &0. kinerlcan:L 7 6.000100 Lon. .0 4. Western Lint r 60,00010 , Iwo. Weetentostor ,2D I 10,000 100 Merchant Bank, Lae.) ; 71! 20,000 60 Ifetcontlie& EschtuatL 10 20,000 60 Do. New 10.00 100 Metro. Prot'. hank ;1... 20 10,000 SO %lexicon ;Lire .... 6 5,000 100 Midland Mat 10,000 100 National of Liverpool (I 10 1 10,000 las Do. New 16:000 se N.irii.oll46Blinili Neu 1Y 1 , 30,000 20 Do. tto. moo , 8 15,000 20 New South Wsles all 8.000 100 New Zealand (Malted' 10 60,400 7.5 Oriental Bank Corpora. all 18000 1 0 Pmrine. of Ireland . 2.1 o.ooe 20 kW*, Puej., a Diehl (1. 71 12.600 20 Do. do. New lt 20,080 16 South Australia 10.000 1.5 South Eastern ( Lim.) 10.000 100 Woad. of B. S. Africa 4.450 180 Do. do. ' 40.000 el 'Cotes al Australia .. all DAM 100 radon el Ireland iLla4 12 110,000 6D Duke of Lawton DOCKS. INII 14 zall lei Cl. prior. I !Wis. lIIICIIIITIEL COLONIAL 00' 102 101 13rItlaltOolaa.61p.oL,18711031 10s _ Do. do. =lOOl Cam Gov. 11ike..187746.1011 102 106 Do.OpesoilrelidAog.llo9 101 111 S Do.. m 01.147.43 100 101 103 D 0.6 per et.Jaa.el 1100' 80 91 DD.& per et Imo. 'lOOl 99 91 I C6 r °E6 11. 61"4.16" 10: 1: 6 7 1 1: id Do. do. 19904 100' 108 110 id Do. do. 1891 100 110 112 i Cegon.lfoy.l99/1,11p.a. 100 , 106 107 1879. do.. 100 112 114 Illso;itlas Spot of., 1873 100 , 108 105 Do. isro 1001 l o o s 110 Do. loos'loo, 110 111 Nita °mew cont... 103 108 108 id New Bruns. Gov. 6 p.et. 100 102 104 ' N.8.1041es Ov. 6 p.e.1033 100' 994 1004 IDaly. e. urn to 19/6 iool 90 100 Do. 6p. e. 19911 to 1802 3 00; 99 100 INow Zealand. per cent. 100 1 100 111 Nova Bootle p. e., 1876'100 106 106 ,Quoesalood Oov.o p. ot. ,100 IS.Aust.Oev.ll p. e. Booth 100 Ple.Oov.llp.e..7aii&July 100' Do. do. 6p.e.Apilltoo.;loo, 108 100 103! 9 _l4 ad NI 100 1% BRITISH MINI& CI. pekes I Sale.. It, .. 1. - 1.0 6 1, 661 , Vast Basset (II!opal) 3O .. ;But Camden '4ll4ood I Mast 6. 76,000. 2 irilmbelan Coo. Oold, 11 1 2,000 Cltivertos 2 2,900 .. "Ilford Amal 1,1 .. -G. ( . ..?12. il'avlaik )1 1 I 2- 6,000 .. ifast c rn Brea 4,000 .. LW. Russell( tsvistk r 81.135. 486 .. Gremblea At U. bull 110 f 60018 .. Great loath Soigne 6,908 .. O. W. Vor (Holston) 6,000 .. Grenville 1,0 4 A' .. 'Herod's Foot '6L 135.1 6000 .. Illniston Downs , 4118s0d 6,000 .. 'Lady Berths d 2.16.0 866 .. Iliret Mop Lelantr 9} 11,000. .. ALarU Vs** 41. is. 40,000 4 Ywyncly iron Ors , 1,000 .. Nangties 1111 400 .. New Baton 6.000 .. 'North Downs 700 .. North Roskear 1 27 6.000 .. N. WA. Baud (Mogan; 3.6.0 6,640 .. ',North Mimi Crotty 1 28.0 6,000 .. Prosper United 1,120 20 'Providence (I'. Leland 10.6.7 700 .. 'Raskin:. Noweth lLlos. 612 . S. Caradon (St. Clear) 496, .. 'A. W. Trances (lllogan' 1218.9 030 .. Stray Put . 30.17.61 6,000 .. Tin 'Trott 6,000 .. West Basset (Mogan) 1,01: .. W. Ceradon (Liskeardit 6 3,000 .. West Chiverton , 10 400 ~ West Teton 11l .. , WA. Basset iniossni i 6& LW .. 'Wh. Duller (tedratn) lO 4,800 . Wheal Lndcott ' 3.6.8 EWA: . .. ' W.Maribnn (Menhen ) 8 396 .. Wteal Seton biif 1,000 .. WA. Tretawney (Lisk ) 7 6.000 .. Masai Union 1 6 to. I Pa. 7011110 N Mll'ira. - Miss. 1 Pd I CL pnese. 36,000. 2 Warn Mos (Limited) i # i 1 101 0:1,008: 20 Australian 75,0001 1 'Bon Accord Cop.rLiin ! 1 1 10,000' 6 Brardl.Let M.Co. (Lim , all 1 2 16,000 10 Cape Copper ( Limltedi 7 . 6 6pm 25,0001 ^ Capulaililrer (Limited, 1 i die par 12,000' 40 Coble Copper all. 34 26 10.000 20 . Coplapo) Limited) J 16 6 4 100,000 1 Don Pedro, N. Del Rey 1 Idis pm 75,000. 1 Duo Monnt.Cop. ' all 25,000' 3 East Del Rey (Limited) If I IMs 26,000 2 Fortuna (Limited) all 3 41 10,000 20 General all 20 22 64,000 1 14 Rwanda (lArnited) 15,000; 3 [Snares 10.000 6 Lusitanlan (Limited) ? 1 die zaz 103,415 1 • Mariquita all t 100,000 2 hLAureos Bras.o.ll.(L, all j 21 60,000, 11 Panulcillo Copper L , I , 1 411 133 10,000 10 VontebaudSilrerLead all 7 8 100,000. 6 Port Phillip 1 1 1} If 1 Santa MOLL/old 51..(LJ1 1 Ms per 140,000 1 ?..srttishAustraL (Um.; die par 11,000' 20 SL John del Rey iLlm.! 16 45 47 43,174 SO .United Mezienn (Luis, Mill 1 74 60,000 1 Vallanniscrniold,Lim. f ' 10,060 10 Vaucourer Coal (Lim., 5 pm , Kopp: 1 Worthing (Limited) • • all I 45,000, 3 . Yadananautana all, 14 ]ITS ELuNDOUS. No 18h. 1 Costrimiss. Pd. Cl. prices. I 10 A , ugh.elleilcan Shut all 21. 22 25 'Australian Agrictil 'IOI 16 10 '25 Atutrahaull.LAln.(L 3 s i Ipm 10 IterlinWaterworlu .L all I 6 'Bombay Gls (Limited all ; s p m /0 British Amwricao Land to I 30 66 at. 8..8 L Mag. Tel. (1, 100 67 62 12: Canada Company all ; 71 77 10 eanadianLoAndqui,L) 21 lths par 20 'Ceylon Company 10 Com of Atricanilar.(L , 2 pm' 60 ( ornmereiall - mon ( lns. ! 6 SI 4lpm' Cooeolo t,d Dls... (L 8 par 1 pm; 100 Coutrac curporation,Ll 3 2 1 2 11 mi 21 Cop. 51. Fog., [`ref .71 p.c. all 2.4 V. 60 (rant Poomer I / bi 60 Credit Slott ier St. Crystal Palace SC Do. Preference SL Do. 6 p et. Perp. Deb ,100 112 116 100 Dlsconnteorporatson L 74 51 4pm 20 K. India brig. ec C.inal 6 1e 1 dol. 20 CsuptlanContet frit.(L , 2 24 Cipm! St. tiectrle . l!legraph 70,000 5 fins. and I I 14 15,000 100 Financial Cor oration. 3 14 2 pm. 125,000 20 Cl.nraellta fin.of ban_ (I 4 64 In on. 20,000 IS Gen. Steam Navigation 14 20 'DS 100,000 20 fludion'sliar •a" 104 1174 50,000 60 Imperial elnanclal 11 " 5 - - 2 -%.0 0 2 Indian Carrying ,Lana )' 1 par Ipm' 150,00 SO Internat. rtnan.noc. (1,, 6I 6: 11. 11 1 50,000 20 Italia/Ural& :eau. C.v. 10' 3 2 .11. 1700000 'lOO Dn. ap. c. ILI.. r 1570 all ' 98 Ftl i 80,000 25 JoustSteckDmconutil )1 6 24 tlpm 20,000 50 , Wel nectarine. tun 3 2, ?pen 110,000 25 Lond.analCaledon.S.l.,L 5 1 ton' 12,000 5 Lond.Dlatrict all 1 • 1 20,090 60 Land. ?man. Aaso. (L 16 114 121pto, 00,000 60 Do. New 1 5 let 114pm' 176,000 4 Load.G.Omnlbase.(Ll all 2t 24 10,090 50 Lood..ll4l.icAdrlath 4 3 idd 4 pm, buoso.l 20 Loreilltosintialliatui. 2 ' 2 3 pan, 60,000 20 Iladraa Irriga. @ Canal, 1 1 2pm 60,000 20 Do. 10,000 05 'Marine IncestnacnCL 11 2 ' - - 10,500 20 Sla 'rains Ismelotc. 2 i 12,0, 1 0 10 Meuit. k@teu. Tel. IL, all 4 1 29 000 60 Slercau.CrehlitAsso.(L, 6 11 12 pm. @AU.) 10 .N atal LareleteoL C. (I, 6 4 I awn' 80,000 23 'National Dis.Cona. IL, 5 0 1/14anc 40,000 25 'Do. New ' 24 - - 1 20,utau 100 National Steam Nay. •1 6 4 Idle 0,000 20 Nertainliaerial it 1 L 5 4 lopm' 20.060 25 N Ze..land T.@ Loan '2 par }pm 165,676 1 N. ItratishAustrata. 1 1., all 40.00 60 N.lar.t.A Deccan In. L 61' 20 21 30,000 2 Nacs,ent..alcuelL 1. 1 4 Ipm, 40,000 21 Ocean Marine Masora. b 15 16 pm 10,000 21.0 Orlentaltlnnareersial(L. , 7 4pm 100 000 1 Oriental Gas Limited 14 Si 60,000 1 Do. New I . 118 70 40,000 10 thient.lnlandSteam'Ll all S Si 1 10,000 60 littornan Financial Lll 5 - - 12,500 10 l'ansinall.ll.3tmun,L l 7 7 74 0,500 6 110. An. .. all 5 64 800,0901 Sc Peel Itly.Laaddllln.(l., 100 46 47 1 20.000 60 Peninsular KO. Me= all e 3 20.000 50 Do. Kew lO 20 22nm 17,001 , 10 Quebnuls L, R., 11.(L 41 14 12.11.' 10,000 Su allynnary Iron 10,000 16 Do. New t0.7L0 15,0 o) 300.0001. 110,00 u 10, 000 14.t0v 280.0001. 25 1110 J. City Iropror. (L) all 17 08 II Ditto ditto •00 Royal blallStautt 6O 96 11/ 01. scottlah Amt. tor. (Li 180 142 147 13 suc. rinad..l* z v c(1 1 I I dl. par 64.1 A. A ftictm 51.6 In. 1} 2 pm, 25 south Auatralian Laud all 31 33 St. guldnarthe Teledraph lOO 48 61 1 Du. Scrip all 1 I 20 Thames& Venter IR. 41 1',21111, 10 Trust &AitencyulAim. L I Ipm 20 t L if I'. Canada 6 pin 6 Oohed 12. Teleg. Co.)1.1 3 I 61.11 a Yo l'aiiirrs. lianas ) 6 I dla I pm t 10 Upper A YAM re A,Lim., 1 3 apm 3 1 1 Vim Diemen's Laud... ts., 10 12 60 Weatlndla.t2acitlcS L. 1} 212 m 100.000 12,500 10.01,0 30,000 60,000 25,00 v 10.040 PREFERENCE SHARER Greet Eastern, Eaatero Counties 6 per cent. pref. Ils 14 4 10 9j • 7 3 14; • • - 111 f 72 lii 14 ~ 124. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 97,. Bahia ►nd San Fianciaco (Limited), guar. 7 per cent., 16), Dutch Rheoish, IS. Sambre sod MCWIO (all paid), 53. Ditto, 5i pet cent. preference (all paid), 9,?. San Paolo (Lim), guarauteed 7 per cent. ($l. paid), 7i, I. South Austrian and Lombardo•Veuetian, 224. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocic. The mining market continues quiet, with limited transactions, and prices in most instances are un changed compared with those last current on Saturday. East Caradon shares are quoted 301 to being rather lower ; East Lovell, 17 to j ; Great Vor, 32 to 33 ; Wheal Seton, 195 to 200 ; Halleubeagle, 31 to 0 ; Wheal Gren ville, 10,} to I, ; and East Grenville, 3 to I . St. John del Rey shares have improved, and Yndanamutana are inquired for. 1 :1 1 1 - .!. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RE-LAICE.-(TH IS DAY. ) The snivels of English wheat fresh up to our market 'his morning were on the increase, and the show of samples of both red and white was moderately good. The demand for ell kinds was in • d state; yet, compared with Monday last, no change took place in prices. The show of foreign wheat was moderately extensive. All descriptions moved elf slowly, at about last week's quotations. With both English and foreign barley, we were fairly supplied. Malting parcels were very dull at the late decline in value, whilst grinding and distilling sorts were heavy at late raise. The malt kyle was heavy. In prices, however, no Waage took place. Oats, the supply of which was moderate, were in request, and the currencies were fairly supported. Beans came slowly to hand, and the inquiry for them was 'toady, at full prior. Paw were quite as dear as lest week, with • good con =motive demand. The Boor trade was quiet on former terns. The supplies of (assign dour methane very moderate. The arrivals of floating cargoes otf coast have amounted to s —via., 1 maize, 2 cottonseed, and 2 valonia. Wheat has commanded scarcely any attention, and the quotation must be cousidated nominally 63. to ls. per quarter lower than in the previous week. Maize is very dull, and 6d. per quarter cheaper. There are now sellers for Galati, fur May or June shipment, at 28a. 6d. per 4921b5. Barley has been very quiet, at about stationary prices. About 6,630 quarters Danubian, just shipped, have changed hands for Bristol direct, at 21.. 4p. per 400I1e. Is rye nothing has been done. Danubian, Odessa, and Azarf may be quoted at 26.. to 26.. 6d, per 460115. Beans are nominal, at 30e. to 31s. per 48011.. for Egyptian. Millet. seed is held at 21s. to 225. ; and Syrian Dan, 28.. to 295. per 48011 s. Linseed is less active, and the late ad vises in the quotations is barely supported. Cal cutta, ea pewee, has realised 63.. od. per 410 lbs. In warehouse, Bombay is offeriug at 65e. to 66a; Calcutta, 58s. to 635. 6d. ; Mirzapore, 645. ; Odessa and Azoff, 635. ; Egyptian, 62a. ; SL Petersburg, fine, 60s. to 62.. ; Archangel, 495. ; and Riga, 435. to 50s. per quarter. The quantity of linseed now presumably on pa ssag e from the East Indies to the United Kingdom, eompand with the correspooding period of last year, is as follows : 1864. 1863. To London from Calcutta 50,568 qrs. 82,1191 qrs. To London from Bombay To Liverpool from Calcutta To Liverpool from Bombay 28,983 qrs. 23,758 qra. Linseed cakes are dull at barely late rates. Loudon made, 91. 10a. to 91. 15a. • New York, in barrels. 9/. 10s. to 94 12s. 6d. ; ditto in im ic , 9/. se. ; Western 9/. ; and Mar settled, 8/. 113 a. to . 122.6 d. per ton. Western, seed cakes see steady at Si. to Si. lts. 6d. per ton for English made. Owing to the unfavourable reports respecting the crop on the coutiniset, rapeseed has sold on somewhat higher terms. Comsat is worth 6So. to 695. ; Ferozepore, 60a. tkl. to 61s. 6d. ; and Calcutta, 57e. to 58s. par quarter. Wild Arabian may be quoted at 34a. to 3.1 e. ; Calcutta Poppyseed bee found borers, at Ns. Cottonseeds inactive, at 2a. 6d. per toe leas money. About 1,100 tons Egyptians have sold at 8/. 24. 6d., and 2,000 tons at 81. per ton. Clover and trefoil are in steady request, at full prima Most other agricultural swede are steady. AIIIVAL or 812:06. —Eogliah : Tares, 9 ; linseed, 150 ; repassed. 60 ; sundry, 184 qrs. Foreign : Tares, 20 ; lin seed, 9,377 ; rapfteed, 1,378 ; and maize, 1.700 qrs. ELIVATIL—Ikimmed, 1,451 ; oilseed, 5,183 qrs. mum. Per WILT. S. I. NM; xmtted.lS•4l 38 to 4) Do-w1ine.1,33 36 to 65 Norfolk and Lincoln Per Qr. ew. 1863. 48 to 40 BAILLZT. woo* n to rot 2.3 soo LS Minding . 21 to IS Max. OM a a. Acotch potato Limb. white . black ... ism a rartak7;nd 0:i to 65 Kingston and Wars 60 to 65 Brown mazion —^ss to CO 20 29 Tick 24 Harrow PiS 4OO ___ SS to 40 Grey _ 29 to 30 Map:, St to 35 White _ _ Hi,. FWVL Town mark, per sa6 22 to 10 Household .A to kl Country Norfolk sad Sallolk ex skip 22 to 27 Per Qr. Okla. a. a. Danish and Sweatt la t. 20 Russian ... la to 21 Danish -- 1 li gn' Uab BO to 34 So 11 -- !fa.ple NoiMra., ...... 36 IRMA Cow. Whits 29 to 32 Tallow noes. ?ma, per sock .... 31 to 33 spantat, to 33 Americas., per Wt.. 18 to 3 Canadian, 1i to 15 YTn LONDON, BY L IND AND APRIL PS TO APRIL 23, 11161, N.. ISR I I Pd I • 54. Ra.B4 sod 410.88 1111 108 11000 10 Ifinnt Vloatioi dock 1 032.110 St. Lomalos 1.010,9001 54. Olt. Katharine 'l5O WINS 54 '55415805550 l5Il /110.1110 111.1Vosiseis Eln _all ad 1 1 - .1 1 O. prima. 1 Baba. 143 150 147} 34 36 pm en} 601 11 114 36 pm 30 1} 190. 7+ 71 1 pro 74 75 27 28}pm 23} IA 291 170 :75 11 I}pal Idl3 }pm 42 44 2 1 dla 9 10 pm 3 4pm 81 9 6 7pm 1} 2 pm 6} 50 52 1} 2}pm 40 42 od 19 21 pm 70 72 171 130 125 8 43 45 I 7 7}por - • 3}pro 171 ▪ 4po. 2} Sipm • II 71} 22 211 Of 31001 • 419 0. 131 11} 9 10 pm 3 9 poi 22 24 pm 44 5 22 24 pm .19 10 101 pm 2vl 11 tepm 41, 6 3 pm TO 22 pm 62 13 15 pm 31 Si pm m 31 3 6 :A 27 27} + 1 10 9 G 4 IS 74 6}ll 45 4o pro 4 2 41 } 3 4pm 23} } 27} 2 14 27 11' 4pm; 3 4 pm' 90 114 9 10 pm 8 / 1131133 12 IS pmtn Sipm I pm 7 SSPAII Ed 9:} 2 Iti 16 60 . 17 61 3 1 PA 69 72 44 I - 44 46 4 13pus 114 42 44 44 I -- 1 14 pm 4 124 144142, -- 12 12 pok -- 61 68 671 If %dim 204 1 26 68 67 8 160 141 71 74 T 1 711 101 lei 0 1-0 .9 0 0 1 686,908 900,000, 166,600 260,000 200,000 200,000 1100,000 166,600 166,000 110,600' 260,000 76,000, PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. IrriMVO; A NUL Lt.—Mlles today:—Lando and North Western. 771 ? --Metropolitan, 114—Routh Baster', 91 901 — North Union It. 159-471 eat Luxembourg. 101 ad —Neut.:4llTbm. per Ceuta. 431—A1118nm Bank, 3. p.—British and American I:change !tank, 61 1 13481 r.—Mervantße awl Exchange Bank. 9 8 13.1 n 1 1 11.10 {.l6t 11.1.1 117 10 p —DUN D.vr shsres t haled at 9 prem.. 81 1 71 1 p.—National Bank. 71 1 1 —1 . 77 • 7 3. 0 m and London, 111 p —London and lAncaahlre Insurance. 1 Maritime. s p. - Meru:dile. 11 p.—Bsdal lusaranoe, 7 1.16 9. sellatkital Mean Cempsal, 1-16 4„ d. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Owoz. The stock markets to-day are firm, no foreign political news of an unfavonnble character having come forward, and the apprehension of a further advance in the Bank rate of discount having been dissipated. The funds and home railway stocks are well supported, at Saturday's quotations, while some of the speculative foreign stocks have im proved. Bank shares are strong. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 66fr. 90c. showing a fresh fall of fully 1 per cent. Consols are now quoted 914 to 4 for money, and 911 to 4 for the aooount (May 6). The official busi ness report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, i; New Three per Cents., 891, ; ditto, Two-and a-Half per Cents., 741 ; Annuities, 1885, 144, tl; India Stock, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 105 ; ditto Bonds, 7s. dia. ; Four per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 931; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 113 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 4.1. dis. ; ditto June, 45., 9s. dis. There is a rise of 4 to 1 per cent. in Mexican and Spanish Passive Bonds, and 4 in Turkish Consolid4s. Other foreign stocks are very steady. Some of the present quotations are annexed :-Turkish Bonds of 1858, 681 to 694 ; ditto 1862, 714 to 1 ; the Consolid4s, 521 to i; Mexican, 46 to 4 ; Spanish Passive, 351 to 1 ; Confederate, 55 to 68, being firmer and Greek, 244 to 25, being dull. Trans actions are recorded as follows:-Brazilian, 1852, 1868, 1860, 891 ; ditto, 1863, 871, ex div. ; Buenos Ayres, for account, 95, 944 ; Egyptian, 1011, 1001 ; Greek, for account, 241 ; Italian, for account, 671 ; Mexican, for account, 46, 45/ ; New Granada, 131 ; ditto Two per Ceuta., 291 ; Portuguese, 1856, dm, for account, 481 ; Russian, 1862, 88+, 88 ; Sardinian, for account, 854, 86 ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 451 ; ditto Passive, 351, i; Turkish, 1854, for account, 891, 1, ex div. ; ditto 1858, for account, 681, 694 ; ditto 1862, 711 ; ditto, for account, 71/, 4, 3 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 72, 7 1 4 Venezuela, for account, 221 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 58, 571. Mexican Loan scrip is quoted 1 to 4 prem. ; Russian, 4 to 1 prem. ; Venezuelan, 14 to 0/ die. ; and Swedish, &di& to 4 prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 61 to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 51 to G prem. ; London Financial, 12 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 191 to 3 ; Mercantile Credit, 11 to prem. ; Egyptian Trading, 21 to 3 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 4to prem. ; Imperial Financial, 4/ to 1 prem. ; Credit Foucier (Great Britain and Ireland), 51 to 61 prem. ; City Whoa' Company, 1.4 to 2 prem. ; Fore-street Warehouse, 31 to 4 prem. ; Lem berg Railway, par to prem. ; International Land Credit Company, 1/ to 2 prem. ; Tele graph Construction and Maintenance, 11 to 2 prem. ; 31illwall Ironworks, 21 t 3 1 prem. ; and Imperial Bank of China (amended prospectus), 2/ to 31 prem. Business at the Bank of England discount-office on Saturday was very quiet. The general market was easier, the supply of money having largely increased, but, although it is very evident that many persons oversupplied themselves during the recent pressure, the position of the Bank's accounts is notsufficieutly favourable to induce discounters to do business below 7 per cent. In the Stock Exchange the supply of money was superabundant, and the rates for short loans on English government securities were only 3 to 4 per cent. The numbers are published of 21 bonds, repre senting 3,0001., of the Swedish Provincial Mortgage Loan of 1852, which have been drawn, and are to be paid off at par on the Ist of June. About 20,0001. iu gold was withdrawn from the Bank on Saturday fur exportation. The City of Manchester, from New York, has brought 55,0001. in specie. It will be remembered that the recent resolu tion of the Stock Exchange committee, directed against transactions in the sham of new companies prior to allotment, has provided explicitly that "no differences arising out of such bargains shall, under any circumstances, be allowed as claims against a defaulter's estate." It appears, however, that this enactment is not generally approved of by the members, and that a petition, requesting the committee to reconsider this portion of their has been numerously signed by the dealers. It has been notified by the Stock Exchange Committee that " continuations " shall be arranged tO-ILIUITMV as well as on Wednesday next,. the extension of time being allowed on account o f the Hebrew holidays. The National Financial Company (Limited) have issued the prospectus of the Albert Insurance Company (Limited). This undertaking is formed iu connexion with the Albert Life Assurance Com pany, eight of whose directors are upon the board, and the object is stated to be to afford to the agents and connexions of the Albert Life Assurance Com pany, founded in 1838, an opportunity to combine the transaction of fire and marine insurance with that of life assurance. It is mentioned that " the Albert Life Company has a share capital of 600,0001. fully subscribed, and has an income from premiums cf upwards of 260,0001. per annum, and during the last three years has issued now policies of assurance to the amount of 2,573,9791., the pre miums upon which amount to 108,5581." Stress is laid upon the acquisition by the new company of the co-operation of a well-organi.ed system of agents. The capital is 1,000,0001., in 20,000 shares of 60/. each, with a first issue of 10,000 shares, a large number of which are stated to have been already subscribed. The prospectus is also issued of the Netherlands India Steno 'Navigation Company (Limited). The object of this undertaking is to work a ten years' contract recently granted by the Governor-General of the Netherlands East Indies at Batavia to Mr. H. Oliver Robinson, for the performance of the wail steam packet service of the Dutch possessions in the Eastern Archipelago, and tot the navigation generally of those seas It is mentioned that "the steam service under the contract will consist of four principal and three secondary lines of steam navi gation to and front the principal ports and islands of the Eastern Archipelago, centering at Batavia, and including the connexion with the Peninsular and Oriental and French Mail lines at Singapore ;" mud that "the subsidy on the mileage will amount to 27,000/. per annum as a minimum." Various other advantages are recited in the prospectus, which also describes the consideration to be assigned to Mr. Robinson. The capital is 300,0001., in 201. shares. The direction is respectably constituted. The Burmese Oil Distillery Company (Limited) is likewise announced, with a proposed capital of 100,0001., in 10,000 shares of 101. each, but with a first issue of 5,000 shares, one-fourth of which have been privately subscribed by the directors and their friends. This company proposes to embark in the Burmese petroleum or earth oil trade, by taking a suitable factory and works at Rangoon, which is on offer in consequence of the .death of the resident proprietor. The present owner is to receive 20,0001., one-third of which he will take in fully paid shares, but he guarantees a minimum dividend of 71 per cent. per annum on the paid up capital for the first three Tears. A special meeting of the London and Provincial Marine Insurance Company will be held on the 4th of May, to confirm the resolution passel at the special meeting on the 18th inst. A special meeting of the Buenos Ayres Great Southern Railway Company (Limited) is called for the 6th of May, to alter the time of giving notice fur calls on the shares from four calendar mouth■ to twenty•une days. The arraugemaLts are also Doti lied in connection with the payment of the half yearly interest due the 30t1 inst. A half-yearly dividend of Be. per share will be payable to the shareholders of the Great Luxem bourg Company on the 9th of May. The share certificates of the Thames Ironworks, ,Company, will be ready for delivery on Monday, the 25th instant. SATURDAY Iv= pia. Consols, which closed yesterd7iTiiictrilor money, and 911 to for the sth of May, were last quoted to-day respectively 911 to 1 and 911 to 1. The official business report is as follows Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 914, 1 ; ditto for account, 911; Three per Cents. &aced, 891, 1; New Three per Cents., 89/, 1 ; Bank Stock, 240, 238 ; India Stock, 220 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1051, 101/ ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 994 ; ditto Bonds, 12a. dia. The Five per Cent. stock was steady. India Bonds were sold at 12s. dis. Exchequer Bills were steady at 9s. to 4s. die. The foreign stock market was quiet. Nim 33 b7l oAls. Eragnals. fool l7 to II potato 2l to IS Scotch, food Foal Per Qr. 11 1 1112.52. a. I. Elootrie sad Ems - bore 47 to 55 tostock & llecklas- Datia --- 44 to 47 41 to 44 issasloo. bard soft Atakeon. red 41 to 44 white &UUJIT. -- Gelman 2l to 2:1 DiatlUiog Malting oArs. Dutch, bre. food •RRTFAIA OF (MAIN, do„ 1] WATlttt rAILR,AOE, I ursive. ° g a r?: i ßesni cln. I P n eu r3.l or F tr u Zirk o. •Nri. 619 110 , '15716 2:13: •• .. 303) 4 200 I, 2,218. 1259 110. 3099 16409 [ W h eat. Barley. Malt. , Ir*. On. gm 1 Smash ... 6727 1 163 t 19100. YOrlign .. 1176.5 I- 7916 - -' 1 . 1661....1 17992 : 9190 19400, LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (ST ILI7MIO AND INTERNATIONAL TILZOILA2B.) (Pawl ova con+ conctehromurr.) The market aootioues very steady. writhe good inquiry, the Wei .ill hot up about 10,000 or 12,000 bales. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SEGAL —The market since Frid►y ha■ been quiet, no sales of inportance reported. ftegned.—Former prices are steadily supported, but the demand is not active. Cornm.—The market continues quiet. Tu.—Public sales are declared for Tuesday week. Pri vately there is a fair inquiry for molt description•. Rwm—A parcel of Rangoon sold for cash at Ss. 91 SALTPETRE continues dull of sale. TERNERIC.—BengaI is in active nqiest, and higher prices paid ; prompt quotation. 3.5 e. to 36a. COTTOX.—A full amount of business is doing at fall prices for paresis on the spot, and at Id. advance for parcels to . _ . The sales advertised for to-morrow consist of 7AOO hop. heads of Wiest India, 10,000 hags of Mauritius sugar ; 270 oasts, 1,100 bags ooffee ; 9,000 bags rice ; sad sundry dry watery goods• TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market in quiet. The present quotations are as follows :—Town tallow, 395. 9d., net cosh ; Petershurg Y.C. on the .tat, 404. 3.1. ; April to June, 40s. to 40e. 31. ; Joao, 401. &1. to 40e. 9d. ; July to September, 41s. to 41e. 3d.; October to December, 43a. 6d. rAsTicuusa o► TALLOW. I laud. 1663. I 1664. Stock ea hand this day ....MsWW 36 618 -7- ..." ,---1 4 51,/all ,_ Delivery last weak I 1.421 1,175 I 1.211 Ditto trots Ist Jane 112,274 73,50 , 09,661 Arrival last week Ditto trove Ist Jame I 92,736 77,878 1 63,116 irteeY.C.oetltespotthladayewt 46s. 6d. 4.U. 84 . 48e. &L. Ditto Tulsa last Friday Antral for the week ending 4th liay hat year I'R easks and delivery 1,377 eaek•. The antral l►st erett romprind 37t make from Australia, and 100 from other places. total 4:7 casks METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) _ _ . . . We have a few more beasts than co Monday last; the do omed is warmly as good. and there is difficulty in realising that day's quotations throughout. Sheep are more plentiful, but there in an active trade for them ; late prior are fully maintained, and in some M atsumoto exploded. Trade is rather better for choice calves. Lambs are selling about the same as on Thursday. From Germaey and Holland there are $) beside, 2,650 sheep, aed 142 calves. Scotland, 400 beasts; Ireland, 80; and 2,710 from Norfolk and Suffolk. I Per wane et ale.. d. s. t POE MOM 0& Me. •d.a. IV leg &eta. Nereids 4 6 4 8 Hest Lost iii-bdsilla 4 8 4 10 Best Illsort.tierns 4 4 4 6 Ben Loss-w 0015.... 0 0 0 0 Seemed qua/ Yowls II 0 SlO • tea Aix Morn . 4 4 4 8 C• 3840 . . . . . 10 24,44 _ 1 1 01 6444T 1 444k811-44. 0 4 0_ 0 0 , 0 T. 40 0 ,4 __o Dots at 'market, 4,N0 and lambs, 12 , 160. 157 p 164, 670. BOROrOII HOP MARKET.—(TMIS DAT.) Yearn. Pattenden and Smith report rather more aim in hops Ws morning, scone of Use large London breams being still borers ; the consumption being so mach ea ea iocrense intending purchasers would do well to secure theism remaining fine maniples as early as possible, the reports from the foreign plantations being, thus early, very un favourable. COAL MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Walls Eat Haswell, 19s. ; Walls End South /Jetts% 19.. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 19s. ; Walls End End dyla Hatton, 19s. ; Walls South Hello., 184. GS. ; Walla Bad Hemel Hall, 184. 6d.; Walla Eod Ke pler Gramm, 18a. ; Walls End Camp, 18.. 914. Walls End Eden Main, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Helton Lyons, 17s. ; Walls End Framwellgate, 17e. 6d. ; North Paton, 18s. ; Bebaide Hartley, Ids. 9d. ; Hastens Hartley, 16.. 9d. ; Lambert's Hartley, len. oa.— ship at market ; 145 at sea. PROVINCIAL CORN AND CATTLE MARKETS. OORN.-43•1111111.12, Anil 23.-A very dull twist again, without change in pike. Wheat, 32.. to 40s. Bar ley, 36.. to 34a. Beans. 325. to Me. Oats, lt , s. to 231. CARLISLE, APRIL 23.-There was a small supply et el kinds of grain this morning, and a slow sale at Lat ges tations. Wheat, white, 15s. 6d. to 181. ; ditto, red. 13s. 6d. to 16.. ; barley, 10e. 6d. to 12s. ; potato eats. 7.. 6d. to 9s. Gel. ; ditto, common. Gs. Gd. to 8 11. Od. beans, 13e. Gd. to 14a. 6d. ; peas, 13s. Gil. to 14s. 6d. per Carlisle bushel. Flour. 1.. 6d. to Is. 103. per goes. oatmeal, la. 7d. to 1.. 9d. ; ryemeal and barleerne.d, Is. 4d. COLCHESTER, APRIL 23.-A heavy supply of whe.it-rce dente of other grain. Wheat declined fully Is. Barley. hems, sad peas unaltercd. GUILDFORD, APRIL 23.-There was a good supply et wheat at market today, and although no quotable change took place in value prices were rather in favour of Layers ; a fair clearance was effected. Barley sod other spring DOM met a dull inquiry. Wheat, 365. to 45.. Barley, 211.. 311 s. Oa* Ns. to 21s. Peas, 32a. to 31s. Beaus, 325. 365. per qr. HERTFORD, APRIL 2 . -Not a large market. Wheat le moderate supply, bat trade was again very dull and prism an sailed lower though growers gener.lly will not Nubia* to the reduction of 6d. per load. Very little doing . in malting Lesley, the season being about over and ensile nominal. Oats sad beans both fetch late rates readily. Wheat, red, runs, 231. to 245. Gd. ; fin., 2:a.; white, rims. 24.. to 25a. 6d. ; fine, %s. Gd. per load. Barley, malting. 33e. to 375. (oomiesl) ; griedisg, 22e. to .10.. per qr. Oat; coarse, 161. to 225. ; feed, NC to ZS.. per qr. Banes. 21.. to Ma. per toed ; old, 26.. per load. LEICESTER, APRIL 21 -We bad a fair supply of wheat at our corn market to-day, there being a fair sprink:ing et red and white sorts. Around here the young wheat plant is looking very well indeed. Business was decidedly inactive. and sellers were obliged to take Is. per quarter lees money. New white samples made 42a. to 455.; new red, 39, to 42‘ per 36 stone. There was a tolerable demand for barley, the show of which was somewhat meagre, and prices were si milar to those of last week ; malting, 32a. to 3G.. per qr.; grinding, 275. to 28.. per 30 atone. The show of oats wee again small, and the inquiry being healthy, sellers see ceeded in obtaining quite se marl money as Lot market day ; new, 21.. to 24..; old, 28e. to 30s. per 24 store. NiwcArrtz.ceos-Tnra, APRIL 23.-At oar market the morning we had an abundant supply of wheat from the growers ; but. factors being indisposed to sell either south country or forage, excepting at extreme rsts,i, fresh thrashed samples in coma:quanta found a ready sale at lent week's mice*. Flour was not so pressingly offered am during the week. and we look for an improved sale at Monday for anything really choice. Grinding barley met little attention, and so little is stirring in malting that we cease to quote it. Melt in very moderate request. Besse and peas not much sought after. Oats held firmly, with. however, little doing. The arrivals this week ace : - Wheat, cosatwae, 1,019 qrs. ,• foreign, 1,190 ; barley, coastwise. 28; foreign, 2'30; malt, coastwise, 241; oats, coastwise. 39 0 ; foreign. 650 ; peas, foreign, 600 ; beans, foreign 5 ; coastwise, 1,269 sacks; Indian corn flour, 120 sacks. Ni;awicit, Aran 23.—The gangly of wheat w.ui tether less at this market today, but prices must again be quoted somewhat :ower, the farmers, however, being very unwillisig sellers at any further reduction. The supplies of lerley U. now becoming limited, aid as the malting swoon in drawing; to &close ths trade may be oonsidered almost nominal. Whigs wheat (weighing 631 be to 6611 s.), 425. to 44e. ; red ditto (weighing 63lbs. to 6.51b5.). 365. to 40.. ; best chevalier malting barley (weighing 551bs. to 561ba), 3res. to 365. g extra, 375. ; runs chevalier ditto (weighing MIAs. to 5.541a5.), 33.. to .4s. ; distilling ditto (weighing 52lby to 33161.16 .Te. to 30.. • oats. 245. to 2Ga • betas, 365. to 37a. ; psis (maple), 35a ; to 365. per qr. Flour, 25a. to :Aix. per sadc from the miller. NOTTINGHAM. APRIL 2.3.—A • -ry moderate quantity of wheat was offered at our corn ezcieuige today. samples being. for the most part, io szoellent condition ; bow ' ever, were made slowly at a declaim of in. per quart,- r ; new white lots realized 41s. to 465.: new red, Sig. re. I ; eid I white, 39.. to 4.15. ; old red, 375. to 42i. per atone. TM supply of barley was small, and the denoted for the boll I sorts was firm at full rites ; no change in nrdioar. rune; malting (new.) 30e. to 375. per qr.: old STiodia". 29a. ; new, 2tia. to 31s. per 30 stone. There was a fins' feeling in the demand for oats, which were in limited supply; late rates were wall rupportevl ; of I, 245. to .kb. ; new, 196 to 26e.; old foreign, 21a. to 245. per 24 stone. OXFORD, APRIL 2:3.—Oar Coro Ezchange to-day wen well attended, and samples representing lens quantities et wheat were on offer ; but trade ruled very and to dm any business holders were reluctantly coinpellol to . rodeo. tion of ls. per qr. on fine qualities and on infer or sorts something more from last week'. prices. Hole} trade set very brisk, former quotations hardly maintaicame. Oat., beans, and nese remained little unchanged in value. Float (seconds) 30s. per seek. Yerzawniouon. Aran, 223.—0n1y a moderate of graiu to-day. Wheat dull, and hard to ae.l unless ..t a re duction in price. Oats and beans each la. per quarter dearer. REAPING. APRIL 23.—There Ina a liberal show of wheat to-day io the market—evideetly much more than was re quired for the demand of the trade. The inquiry was) slow, but all the beat sorts moved off at the hi,;best term. of late; secondary sod interrnediate were a little easier to hay. Some fine parcel' of Talavera realised 49.. ; but the beat ordinary runs of white wheat were quoted at 425. to 43a.: .. , vonada7. 3d.. to 42a.; and inferior, 33a. to37a. ; best red.3'Js. to 43a.; secondary, 36.. to 39v. ; and inferior, 334. to 3d.. All 6s• qualities of barley sold readily at former curreocney bat other deeeriptiou. were decidedly cheaper. Fi , blrley, 3Ca. to 39e. ; and gnading parcels, 24e. to ate. 11, .0,1 tonsil oats were in request, and sellers willing to accept rates found ready buyers. Beet parcels were quoted , 2.ta. to 27e. ; intermediate sorts, ltke. to 22e. ; and Mier: 15e. to Ms. Beans and peas are now sold at nominal The flour market has ruled quiet, households selling at 33e. ; and seconds at 31a. per eack._ . . ROCHESTER, Arnit 23.—For the beat descr , etians wheat late rates were obtaised with difficulty, L^d other kinds could ooly be mold at • reduction of la. per latter. For best white wheat the terms were 425. to 4 ts. pt lu tiler. and red, 40,. to 425. per quartet.; secondary an inferior white, 30,. to 42a.. sod red 365. to 41. M. per quarte Flour only taken is retail at barely late prices. The forc,:e trade was without alteration, and former quotations ‘T , TS well maintained. Barley was dell, and wiles were coclined is best lots for malting purposes, which maiutaine.l former rates. Oats and other kind; of Lent corns the same as before. WIMIITCH. Aron. 23.—The looplr of an grain'. rued*. rate at this d*s'a market. Whet trade ruled at • trifle µoder last week's prices. 04* and other r.ug cora is rather better doomed. WOIIeRICIRR. APRIL 2.:. —At this day's market there was a fair supply of wheat, which could only he sold a: a declines of 68. to Is. pee quarter. Barley, Oats, bean., i. 3 peen maistained their value, with only a retail sate for either. Yong. APRIL 23. —The supply of wheat at rr cora market to-day was rather better than last were. TRAM was a moderate atteedance of the trade, but samples changed hunts slowly, and prices hail a downward seudeoey. New white moved off at 41*. to 440. ; new red, : to MIR per 36 stone. Very little barley was offered, rid a fair coe suruptive demand was experienced, late rates pretty well maintained. Malting made 28... to 32.. pe :,:iarter; grinding, 265. to 27.. per 30 stone. For oats (a were in limited supply) the demand was firm, and pier, 'us rates were made without difficulty : new, 181. w 20.. per 21 stem. KIRKCALDY, A Pall. 23. —At our country market, thus week we have had almost nothing doing in any kind of graia, farmers seerniogly inclined to wait c.o. expecting, no doubt, a more favourable opportunity of disposing of their pro duce. In prices no change. Here, today, we had swan supplies of all kinds of grain. Prices were touch tr.e tsars as last week. Wheat. 325. to 4 . 2.. per yr. ; burley, 25a„ to : oats. 154. to 21a. 6d. WATIRVORD, APRIL 21.—With the exception of a fee, parcels of cote by boat, tamely any home-grown grain hes appeared at orr market this week. Foreign arrrale an limited to one cargo of wheat. The trade gec Orally hes shown somewhat more life, and the quotations this day ***oiliest bare been pretty well supported. To look fee any advance would completely check business. Wheat. previous prices are maintained for both Irish an:l foreign, with a better inquiry for beet descriptioss of the latter. Barley unaltered. Oat., more offering, and prime samples easy to sell at 9a. 9.1 per barrel. Indian ix:re mote with a rather better demand, and we think there is more going Ws consumption than for some time past. Flour widow* change. Imports this wed :—Wheat, 2,116 qrs. ; hot*. 58; oat., 156; emir, 2i) sacks. Exports this week : Oata, 3,878 barrels; oatmeal. 16 sacks. CATTLE.—C•ausir.. Aram 21—There was no marke. to.d.y, oorieequence of the opriog feir having been hell yesterday. At the fair there eras a Urge supply of tale_ There wee a large show of mild, and =lain cows, whisk sold at prices moiling from 9/. to 16 , ., and in ono immense 181. was obtained. Ayrshire, sold at 91. 9.. to, 121. ITa.. ' sal 141. a head, 16/. being obtained io one lostst.ee. The pries for Galloway" ranged from 101. to 121. end I it.; Higai binders, 71. to 9/.; [rich wary searce. Ou the whole, .a kind. sold at extremely high rates. There was a small sap. ply of sheep. Htlf.hreiels, 40.. to 415.; and for picked hut.. We. s head; Cheviots, 2:t s. to 30s. per head. MORE THAN EVER AND BETTER THAT ITER. —This spites to the largeet and beet Hoek of spring and sumac patterns ever ent•matect for public epprovio The e ortd-hmed 16e trouser, at AMP 1 Wtbb Who,' the ot igthetur'p only emir hilshment, 79, Droolkoirett. Hanoveroyuart. hgelplo.liol %Mt, -lAelverlArtmeta. tb, eh the rest, root, row, lolly or of , OM rday ido of mut, that of . oho FAY. WY diva t e. Plow poke very. loot He Id to d of of to 'bore 1101:118 , WM Pre' OM, Aber WT. aid wall coo. Mr. Dog's poser K at D pri• u;:fa ' - P TI. Woes ) the but t t the uide pi at at be Oad a, in lacer tbal roan awed as to lad I I 9° ' oars Wiwi from selaY M of • dis c tea staff »r -The iorth while ratra alto, j id 33 -