The Express. — London, England, 1864-04-09 00:00:00

Three rough-looking you rig men, named Dennis Pips*, Juv ph Suffiran, and Grorge Thompson, who came from the neighbourhood of Bermondsey, were charged before Mr. Nyman with being concerned with mother man, not in eustody, in committing the following daring burglary and robbery at the house of Mr. Joseph Cork, a butcher, of High-Mrs'', Merton. Mrs. Elisabeth Cork said—l wu in had at 5 o'clock this morning, when I heard a noise as of some person jump ing over the fence in front of Use Douse. I got out of bed, sad as opening the window I saw all the primers, and mother man just walking away from the Janos. They were then oo the high road. When they bad passed the butcher's pent-hones I saw one of the party in the act of putting coy baby's hat in his pocket. I then called " Police .” sod alarmed my serraota, who got up and followed the prisoners. On going downstairs I found the parlour win dow wide open, and my children's clothes on the sofa gone. I missed three anti-mammas; two red cloaks, a table cover worth 3(k,, and other articles. The prisoners are strangers to me. It also appeared that a garde's, seated Newbury woe steeling at his door at a quarter past 5 o'clock, and a coo n.- We on duty was also in the immediate neighbourhood. Flynn, who was stopped by Newbury was seen by him to drop one of the cloaks and one of was anti-me:aware. The prisoners and their oompanion were chased to the bridge over the Wandle, at which place Flynn was stopped. The constable thee had as 4:cruse run after Sullivan, along the bank of the river lit'andl• for upwards of two miles. and it was not until he reached Garrett that he was able to apprehend him. Sergeant Davie appreheeded Thomp son in an tiodoistred house where he was pretending to be asleep. The other man got clear away. Mrs. Cork's baby's hat and cap were afterwards picked up is a garden, but the other articles were not found. Flyou-1 never saw the property. This man (pointiog to Suntrap) owns himself that it was him. Sullivan, however, made wo reply. Yr. Darnall remanded the primmer, for • week, to seible the polize to capture the man who 'weaned. FATAL FIRE. —LO9B OF Two LITLII(TIIILS llsr.)—Tnis morning, Wittiness the hours of 12 wad 1 o'clock, a fire broke out in the back room of the third Boor cf the bons., 49, Portpool.lane, Listbes•lsas, in the occupation of William Frederick Schuster, a labourer, "Lich unfortunately was the cause of the death of two children, who were in bed. The fire was diaoovered by the mother of the children, on her return home from work, and then a portion of the furniture and the bed- clothes were in tire. An alarm was given sod the lire was extin guished, and it was then discovered that the two children were suffocated with the heat and smoke. The two children were in bed, and their names are Sarah Luma Schuster, aged six years ; and Hannah Schuster, aged three years. Dr. Pollock, of Hatton-garden, was called to examine the children, end he pronounced life extinct, and ordered the bodies to be removed to the Holborn l'nion Workhonse, where they are now awaiting a coroner's in 'oat. The fire was suppoeed to have been caused by a piece of wood falling alight from the firepleoe. The engines of llama Reid, the brewers, were only is attendance, but .ere not used. The police rendered good assistance in keeping beck the crowd. _ _ DEATH 07 • LA DY. —At Burnley, yesterday, as inquest was held Wore Mr. H. W. Har greaves, deputy coroner, on the body of Mrs. Ann Chaffer, wife of Mr. Thomas Chaffer, bride-master, residing in North Parade. Burnley. Mr. Chaffer left Burnley for Liverpool en Thursday morning on business, leaving the dace sod and three daughters at home. Is the evening, the , t , o4hters went to a party and the servant went out rod left the deceased &lose in the house about a %Janet to 7 o'clock. She Maimed about 9, and upon entering the house found it filled with smoke. She riled out to her mistress, whom she bad left in the drawing.room, on a stool near the window, koittiog, but obtained no answer. She then went opaline, sod upon entering the drawing-room thought sh e saw the hearth rig on fire. She quickly went t'. to the kitchen, and, filling a bucket with water, she returned and poured it on the burning substance. She tried to light the gas, but the chandelier was so hot that she not succeed. She then ran and brought some rata. bees who resided neer, and all proceeded to the drawing- Yom, when the gas was lit. Upon looking on the heath y,— they were horrified to discover the remotes of Mrs. haler lying on the rug. She was burnt to a cinder, a I , Mo° of her boot being the only distinguishable object. force of the water had broken the body in fragments. • ,,, rtion of the finer was burnt through, and every object room was discoloured. The unfortunate lady was i•t alive by a young man. one of her husband's clerks, • ~ 0 had called with the evening's paper shout a quarter 7. when she appeared well. She was totted with her L• drawn on the shoulder, an•l her face level and does to me-gr. he. Dr. Briggs was of opinion that deceased had • her fallen down in a fit, or bad lanes and been rendered i• o.osikle by coming in coatact with the pate. A verdict .4ccidental death from burning" was returned. De was 55 years of age. d!tY.S Er FA IR. —Barnet spring fair, for the sale was opened yesterday. The show of cattle ir••• a mixed character. Some exceedingly welt-bred , ;' ,4 1 cows were bought by London milkmen it from 184 ; and cows to calve down sold to farmers at from ' • 17!. All kinds of store stock, suitable for grazing "'Pees, sold freely at from 101. to 131. lad stock I. to 10'. Yearlings, 51. to 61. TRWe was a fair • of cart, brougham. and cab bongs. Really good ie.', were in competition at full value. but inferior o f eh mewled 20 attention. Among Scotch store cattle prices were °beeped. Polled Soots made 12/. to and small ditto 101. to 11/. ' • Scotch runts, 5/. to 71. 1 he fair will motions open tcedsy (Saturday). REPRISE/MATTO?, or E LSI" 0 anticipa tion of ea early diseolutioa the chiefs of the 000servative party last week bad a meeting, and we believe selected Matthew Bell. Eq., of Bourne-ark, as their future can didate in cioniunction with Sir Brook Bi7dges. Sir Norton Hoatchbull, at would seem, therefore, will not be again M ought forward. A meeting of the party has been con vaned for Saturday (this day), when more will doubtless tresepire.—Dorer CAratick. ZTON COLLEOL—Theßaiter vacation, which com menced *a March 17, will terminate next Wednesday,. when the lower boys return, the fifth and sixth forms amens' on the succeeding days, when the whole school will have re assembled. WILLS AND BEQCWITII.—The will of Sir William Atherton, ().C., M.P. (late her Majesty's Attorney-General), of Westboorne-termos, was proved is London under 50,0001. personalty. The executors and trustees are Lady Atherton, the relict; William James Hall, Esq., the brother-is-law, of the Temple ; John R. Kay. Esq., of Walmersly Hones, Bury • and W . M. Hindmarch. Esq., Q C., of Kensington Park-gardens and the Temple. Sir William executed his will in hovensbeir, 1863, and died on the 2•20 d of Janusry last, at the age of 51±, leaving a family of eight children. His property consisted chiefly of railway pre , femme stocks and debe n tures. To Lady Atherton be has left a life interest in his estate generally, which, upon her decease, will revert to their children. The will of Sir James Robert Grant, M.D., K.ll, late of Bastard, Notts, and of the Hill, Comberhuid, formerly Inspector General of Army Hospitals. was proved in London snider 12 0001., the executors being Mrs. Thomlinson (the testator's daughter) and the Rev. H. R. Pitman, vicar of Buford. To his daughter and executrix be leaves a life interest in his estates, real and personal, after making some bequests to two grandchildren, the daughters of his late son James Robert ; and soon the decease of his said daughter he leaves his property chiefly to her son and daughter, • liberal pecu niary legacy to the grauddar.gliter, and the real estate to the grandson. There is a legacy of 501. to Deborah Potter, a sister nurse from Devonshire-square I.stitutioo, for her gnat attention to the testator for the period of two years. The will of Admiral Octavio" Veroos Harcourt, of Swinton Park, Bedale, Yorkshire, lately proved in York, contains charitable bequest'. amounting to 36,000/., which are to be paid free of duty. THY: NEW A prom - ram - Ts. —The Gawfte of last night isoti6e• the administration at the Prier Council on Thursday, of the oaths of office to Mr. Cardwell as a prin cipal secretary of Mate, to the Earl of Clamed= as Chan oallor of the Duchy of Lancaster, and to Mr. Chichester Fortescue as • member of the Privy Council. NATIONAL SHAKESPIARE CELEBRATION.—The following further arrangements have been reported is con nection with the London Shakespeare movemeot. Mr. George Crnikehank has undertaken to design a memorial receipt card, to be gives to all subscriber, of Is. and up wards. Steps are being taken to form a committee-in-aid amongst the Germans resident is London. Madame Pa reps, Mr. Henry Marston, Mr. J. B. Backstop", Mr. J. L. Tools, and Mr. Paul Bedford, have all promised to assist in the Working Meo's Shakespeare Festival at the Agricul tural Hall on the Bird instant. Cuii;i3iltNlNTlNl.olEX.—At the Chelmsford police oourt yesterday, Harriet Devenish, 35 years of age, the wife of • gardener, living at Broomfield. Essex, was charged—first, with having wilfully murdered her newly bore child, sod somodly, with having omosaled its birth. It was proved in evidence that, although it was evident to the neighbours that for some time before the 11th of March the prisoner was pregnant, she did not make any preparations for the birth of the child, and, when spoken to by • friend, expressed herself angry to hear that the neighbour, should trouble themselves about her, and " hoped that she should not tv. over her confioe men; as her husband was out of et. •loyment, and she bad nothing to live for." On the right of the 11th of March two of the neighbours, observing an unusually bright fire in the prisoner's kitchen, looked over the blind, and saw her kneeling before the grate. At the tame time they noticed • most disagreeable smell, and therefore knocked at the door, for the }impose of asking if anything was the matter, but the er refused to open it. It was after wards discove that this strange conduct of the prisoner was thus accounted for :—Haviog been delivered of • full period child, she had destroyed the body by burning it upon the kitchen fire. Although a surgeon proved, from an ex. amination of moms of the bones found under the grate, that the child lived before birth, he could not say it existed afterwards. Under three circumstances, the magistrates decided upon committing the prisoner for trial, upon the charge of ormosalmeot of birth. . SHOCKING AVCIDENT ON THB COABT.—Lut week a very painful awe of aocideotal death occurred at Salaam to a lad named T. Ashen Carr, egad fourteen. On Thursday afternoon the body of the boy was found lying firml♦ embedded in the clay at the bottom of the cliffs near Black Hall Rocks, io the pariah of llonkbesel don. His legs were sunk oboee the knees in the mud. and his body was bent over, reeling upon the back ; his hair and face were quite dry, sbowiog the tide had never reached him. An alarm was given, and some men work. iog in an adjoining field proceeded to remove the body. which had to be dug oat In the pockets were found some money. a Bible, and two small books. Upon exami nation the track of deceased's footsteps was seen upon the sea banks, and it was evident that he had slipped down into the clayey mud below, which held him fast, and bore evidence of his violent struggle for life. Mr. Allen Wilson, surgeon, who examined the body, was of opine:to that theboy had been dead three or four days at least, and that he would not have lived more than four hours alter dipping into the mud. There were no marks of violence upon the body, except those produced by the deceased struggles to free himself from his fearful position. On Saturday, Mr. C. Maynard held an inquest upon the remains, sad after the above cumulates.= had been de posed to, the jury returned • verdict of " Died from cold and exhaustion."—Suiederiand Herald. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Rigistrar HuMi.) tiCKWOOD AND LOCILIWOOD.-111417 MIAMI ni TEI CITY. IL ,. was a sitting for the proof of debts red choice of The unsecured debts are 3,Z371. ; moored, liabilities, 7531. non an thibtio c rA d rod, 211 . 19 4. Its given Op, 841. • and ditto held by tors 1,41 W. I:l,l,:riely4,aarvp;iaredy Ltnk i l n ate:r the , :7albrook-houss, sod Mr. J. 8.. roof was tendered by Mr. Freshfleld au behalf of the Fick of Eogland, which was resisted on the pound that v . e s held the separate acceptances of Joha Lockwood e Commissioner refused to admit the proof, sod Mr. c o oper, of Lothbury, accountant, was appotated The next sitting was fixed for the 25th of lday. TiIwAITIS—A PROMOTER OP POII4O COMPAIIIIM. Thu , ea .. a aittiog for the proof of debts and choice of iu the case of Henry Thomas Thwaites, formerly f 7. , locochall-street, City, now of 62, Ookiroaaetreet, and r of 25, Shannon-terrace, Broke-reed, Dalsion, so wutant. The debts are refound at 1654 11a. 10d., sad the failure is attributed to " heavy family ex p to baying assisted my brother in hi s ho .od through three robberies committed upon him, and sued and premed by all the various creditors, end 1,,,0c neglected my busmen in endeavourlog to sznage, god has tog for the last ten weeks paid off about 704, which ho ex hausted all my means." r. Fl eur y William Cavalier, of 45, Quaker-street, Bpi plne:ds, grocer, was elected by the vote of om creditor se ~Loteet sod the next sinus& was fixed for the 25th of May. at 1 o'clock. _- DI RI COLONII. WAUGH. I t is understood that the cue of this gentleman will again we before the court in the course of a few days. It is et petted that an order will be made for his liberation ft• ni prison. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. 7:IE USE OF THE ILDIPL—APPRIMEDDID DCA= BOY STABBDIG. J % r—Ying was brought up on remand, cged with Daniel Churchill, • labourer, who DOW lies In • din serous condition at King's College Hospital. h,pe,;tor Brannan of the F division, mentioned to the court that the house surgeon at King's College Hospital Ina of opinion that the deposition of the wounded man ought :Alien at once, as he was in a very precarious date and might perhaps not survive. Burnabe, the chief clerk, said the deposition bad hero taken already. It was as follows : " I live at 11, Kiorstreet, Drury-lane, and am • labourer. About 12 o'clock on Saturday night I was coming along the street when I saw a barrow at the corner of King-street and Drury.lane, with oysters and whelks. T:+e prisoner was standing there eating oysters. There WOO 3:10 two men and two women eating oyster@ there. The ',cement, which, was very narrow, woe blocked up, nd the prisoner stood in my way so that I could n ot net by. I asked him to let me pass. He mid he should not. I tried to get by bet be would not let me. 1 siked him why he stopped me, and mid I had as F ood • right to paw as anyone else. He said he would show me. I replied, 'lf you are going to show ens, let me get out of the way.' I stepped out into the road, and he came out to one, and we began fight I don't re member any blow being struck till I . received one on the side of the neck, and I was knocked down. I did not as anything in his band." Among the witnesses now examined was Mr. Kemp thorpe, house physician at the King's College Hos eitaL who said that on Thursday the main artery in the neck of Churchill woe tied and he was put to bed. It is an operation involvieg danger. In fact it is what is called • "capital operation," and I =t ont tell (raid the witeces), whether the consequences may be favourable or otherwise. He is now sensible, but he might at any time become worse. The wounds are such ss might be inflicted with the knife produced. Mr. Vaughan—Within what time could you form • judg ment as to whether the danger will beroutovedor otherwise? Mr. Kempthorpe—Certainly not in leas than a fortnight, sod perhaps not for • mouth. . . iEs prisoner —The doctor at the hospital made the cut i* srm. Mr. Vaughan again remanded the prisoner. WANDSWORTH. rAeara BLIIGLART AND ROBBERY. -A CHABR AMR TEI TaMS& THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY lIVENING, APRIL 9, MC ELECTION AT OXIPQRD.—(TELY DAY.) (ay num= Isiactura.) OXFORD, B&TUIDAY. This morning the Right Hon. E. Cardwell was proposed by Councillor Pike and seanded by Mr. W. Welsh (chemist), end was rewleoted representative for the city of Oxford without opposition. The proceedisp woes shank destitute of public interest. WEATHER REPORT.-<THIS DAY.) RATIIRDAT, APRIL R., • LL & i s D. • Nabs 30 23 62 Aberdeen 30.2 4 '! letth X 30.2666 Ardromen 10.30 48 Oreencest.le 10.30 60 Galway MU 65 Ya/trotla Cape Clear Queemerea 30.18 52 Liverpool Holyhead Pembroke 3010 48 Pessance . 30.33 48 Brest I:Orient 1 3010 41 Rochefort Plymouth ,383347 Weymouth Portsmouth London Dover '30.2144 Yarmouth ;30.7042 Scarborough I 30.24 48 aospao Heligoland '30.28 ST fitlll)AT. S.& &W..ligh, some rain to places. PIOBABLI. ON MORTMIII MONDAY. COMM B.E. to 8. W. and N.W.. moderate to fresh, with showers. As above. RAE. to 8.&W., light murmur. to freak some rain. 11. to 8., moderate, tine. 80trtgglig. B.Z. to 8.W., moderate to treab, wane rain in places. -- S.S.E. to W . B. W., mo. YAWMat. S.W.B. to N N.W., mo derate, generally tine. berate to trash. NortheraaBcatlaad. Western= Ireland. Wales, and Id :Eastward lloglaad sad Nallgatand. floathern:lleedsh Mamma and Biscay Bay. Kasten:l FINSBURY Etzorlox.—On Monday last a large number of the leading electors of the borough, comprising some of the principal members of the old buncombe and Peto onnimittess, met to consider the expediency of taking steps to secure a proper representative of the constituency at the next general election. The unanimous feeling was that order existing circumstances it would be moat desir able to adhere to a noes-committal policy, to examine impar tially the claims of all the candidate s who may present themselves, and ultimately leave the selection with a larger meeting of electors. Amoapt the gentlemen whose qualifi cations were dimmed were Mr. Edward Mien. Mr. Tho mas Hughes (author of " Tom Brown's Schooldays," U.), Mr. Donald Nicoll, Professor Goldwin Smith, and Mr. Alderman Lusk. An earnest hope was ex premed that the electors will refrain for the present from promising any as pirant to the representation, as it will be most desirable that the liberal party in the borough should avoid the fate which the people of Brighton have brought upon themselves through the system of forestalling, and coosequent division, pursued in that town at the last contest. For this purpose an effort is to be mode to effect, a anion amongst all sections of Women in the borough. Deputations were appointed to wait upon certain gentlemen of eminence. The conference resolved to renew its sittings from time to time as occasion may require. The only name with which the walls are at present placarded is that of Mr. Alderman Lusk. REPILICSENTATION OF SALISBURY.—It having been rumoured that Lieutemat-Gmeral Bocklay will retire at the next soma election, an address has been issued by Mr. G. B. Hamilton, brother of the Lord Bishop of Salis bury. applyies for the suffrages of the electors. He states that be will, at the proper time, asaounce his political prin ciples, but sow ooatents himself by stating that he is a liberal, and that he will give an independent support to Lord Palmereton's administration. Mr. John Chapman, chairman of the Salisbury and Yeovil Railway Company, the defeated candidate at the last election, pledged himself on that occasion again to mutest the city in the conservative interest, and the friends of that gentleman have issued an address, in consequence of Mr. Hamilton having coin mewed his mamas. calling upon the burgesses to withhold their promises of support until Mr. Chapman is able to meet them. 61HABB Mara—MßS DAY.) Two d'Owm. There is not much doing in the railway market to-day, and prices generally are unchanged. There is a demand, however, for London and North Western, Midland, and Great Northern stocks, at rather better prices. Metropolitan, on the other hand, is flat, at a reduction of per cent. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1094 to 4 ; Great Western, 644 to I, ex 284 div. ; Midland, Ito ; Lancashire and York shire, 1091 to ; Caledonian, 118 to 119 ; South Eastern, 904 to 91 ; Great Eastern, 484 to tri Great Northern, 1294 to 1304 ; London and South Western, 98 to ; and Metropolitan, 118 to 119. The operations in Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities are upon a limited scale. Great Indian Peninsula stock u, firm, while Great Western of Canada and Lombardo shares show an adverse tendency. ORDINARY SMARM AND STOCKS. Sit Pd. I RAILWAYS ' I Ckeire I I ea to il l wt's' 1.81 , all ,Blrm.,Wol.&B4onr Val 8 64 Bt. 100 . 'Myth and Tyne — 10 I all Boston,B3sabd,*Md.C B4 9 Bt 100 Bristol and Ebner.— 83 86 831 4 Bt. 100 Caledonian US 119 60 all 'Oork and Bandon — 10 all 'Cornwall 0 7 10 all 'Do. AIA no dla until 11 10 all Do. B Ip. a Impoid to 11.1 —.— 60 all Dahlia andßeJanc, 96 87 16 all Dundee,PertlietAbd.ln, 16 17 Bt 100 Edlnburghand Glasgow; 10 92 Bt. IMO 'Glasgow and 8. Western' 104 106 BL 100 Great Nesters Ord. 80 161 41i 471 61 7 SL 100 Ds. A Block 1 Pt. 100 Do. Z. A ng. Stk., No 2' 14 Si St .100 Great Northof Scotland. —.- 81. 'lOO Great Northern 1119 130 130 201 St. 100 Do.A . 0 A rec. no dlr. on-, 1301 1311 134 31 41 31 U. 100 Do. B 11116 p. als paid B 110 1112 Bt. 100 Gt. South k West. (Ira!! 91 93 86. 'lO9 Great Western I 641 05 id 641 id U. 100 Do. Stour VaLOna.94/ Bt. 100 . lb. South Wales I 63 66 id id St. 100 . Do. W. 1115.—Ozfordi 41 42 id id It. 'lOO i Do. Do. Newport' 36 8111 id ad ft. 100 Do. Do. Hereford 101 103 id U. 100 Lannishire & Yorkshire, 1001 1094 1001 et. 'lOO Loudon and Madman 67 49 84. 100 Lon., tnot &Coast! 103 106 St. 100 :London, & Dor. i 44 45 4 St. 100 'London& North We oc. 1091 I‘9l Il i 4 St. 100 ,LondomMionthWestern 96 99 St. 100 'Man.,SlieLot Linoolnah' 631 fa 60 all Maryport and Carlisle' 124 all Do. Do. 4 Mures gs. 100 , Metropolitan 1 1124 1191 1184 194 174 Is St. 100 I Do. New . 102 114 115 14 SL 100 Midland 1284 1354 11231 0144 all Do. New — St. 100 I Do Bires. A Derby . 98 100 60 ' all Mid. Ot. Wn. (Irs.) — 26 I all Do. 1 Shares .. 26 I all lad Kest 10 I all Mid Haut ‘ 'ths: Line) — St 100 North British I 52 U id id 84. 100 Da Edin.,Perth.Dund. 25 116 x.l id St. 100 N. taatern—Berwlek 26 164 ' Do. O. N. Z. Pura — Us Bt. 100 I Do. Leeds 66 67 661 M. 100 I Do. York 631 611 9t 100 Do. Carlisle — 26 I all Do. Stock. &Darling. 87 38 16 .17 , Do. do. 1836.64 le 101 pm 261 26 :10 ' Do. do. 10604.1 8 84 pm i Bt. 100 North London 10 6 ' Do. New 111 7, 1 3 1 pm Bt. 100 Nor th Staffenlakim ' 77 78 / 10 : all N. &8. Western Jane.l 10 111 1 St. 100 'Beall& Central I 121 120 id, St. 100 Scottish N.H. Aber. Stk., id St. 100 Scottish Midland : 88 100 id . IP all Shrewslauy A Webby / : BL 100 Shropshire Union ' 63 64 it. 100 South Devon 1 33 36 34 31 St. .100 South Pastern St. 100 8. Yorkah. & River Duo 101 103 30 . all Staines, Wolunghatote. 81 94 dt. 100 Tag Vale 10 , 8 ' Do. B 6 7 pm —. 10 , i Do C s 50 ! all Plater 1 — 6 z" 26 90 ' Do. 114 61 1 Do. . M. 100 Yale of Neat& I 94 N 964 St. 100 V iciarla Stn. & Pimlico St. 100 Waterford A 'Kilkenny — itt. 00 West Cornwall . . : • W.Hartlpl. Barb.* BC 1311.1TISR 20 KAILWAYIL_ KNOILLANIIOI76 )111 0 4.1118. c.,... i MAIO 16 Austrslisnarra ...... ~.....w........ , 10.000 6 Bombs; Gas ( 1 6,000 JO British American land , 136,7801., 80 B. it L Mal. Tel. (L) ll 8,910 8114 Canada °outplay 1 60,000 10 GsnadianLosnalavX) 25,030, 18 Osolon 60,000, 10 of=lier.(Ll te,ooo' 60 Conasralalllnice(lna 20,000, 50 Consolidated Dia (L. 40,000,100 CostraolOorporation( 11,000, 26 Oop.ll.lmg,PreLlop.o 10020 10,010 1 60 Credit nadir 25111 M. lOrrisl raw* I max, et. I Do. Pretersoce 1 277,00011 34. Do, Bp. et. Peep. Dela 1 10,000 100 IDbeouatCorporaGoa(L. 60.000 20 ,IL India fedi. m Canal 100.000 10 'lsuptianContit Trd.(L. 870,8761. 81. Iglectrie Telegraph 70,000 6 Itiag and Ans. Copper 16,000 100 Masada Corporation. 126,000 10 G.Crsdiat Vin.olLon.(L 10,000 15 04% Beam Navigation ' 100,000' 10 Hadaon'sßap 60,000! 50 Imperial Pinancial (LI 26,0001 1 Indian CarrYing i1A 05 .), 150,000 10 Internet lrinsa.Boc. (L.). 60,000 1 10 Gallen Irrig. Wan. Car.) 10000001.100 Do. op. c. &14. r. 167 00.0001 26 JohitSteckLiiimosint(L) 000 50 land (11.1 m.), 1 20, 0.0001 25 I ILond.andCaledo Securities n.l4.(L; 11,0001 5 ILond.Distroct Thin. ' 10,000 50 'lead. roan. Aro. 10.000 60 Da New 175,000, 4 ilead.l3. Omnibus C.(l I 10,000 1 60 Lond_lteLit Ad:U0.650 5,00. 60 ' Load. liercantleDit ',L 50,000 10 I Lo6d.ProvlncialMsrins 50,000', 20 Madras Deign it Canal 60,000 le Do. 10,000, 26 Marine Investment(l I 11,5001 20 Mauritius laad,e.o.fl 11,000 1 10 Medic Eaten. Tel. 1 )!)1 20.000 50 Meresa.CreditAsso. Li V.,500 10 Natal land &Col. C. (L 80,001). 16 Natimiel D 4 am. a 40,000 1 25 Do. New 20,000 100 , National Rase Nay.(L) 6.000 10 INerbasidaooel £ L L) 20.000 25 : N.Zealand T.& Loan(L) , 144476, 1 IN. %IPA Anstrals. L) 1 40.000 50 N.Drit. alien:an. la. Lii 30,000 2 NovaScotagLandL L 60,000 16 Ocaur Marine Insura, 10,000 20 OrientalCommersial(L , 101000. 1 • Oriental Gam (Limited). 50,000 1 , Do. New 40,000 1 10 'Orient inland Steam(L) l 10,000. 50 Ottoman Oae (Limited); 12,500' 10 PanamelLlL Steaun,L ) 1 8,570 6 1 Do. do. 1 slow at. Peelliv.land&Min.(l.) 20,000 60 Peulasular rt 0. Rear 20,000 20 I Do. New I 17,000 , 10 Quebrade L, IL, IL (L 10,000 60 Rhymirey Iron 10,000' 16 1 Do. New 4.150 26 ,Itio J. City [moray. (' , . 20.750 26 I Ditio QOM 1 10,000 100 Royal 141181.e= 200.0001. St. qtcottleh Aust. Inc (1 1 30,0%, 20 Foc.Fiase.d* Egypt ek i 10,0001 50 & African IL & La. 10200. 25 I Sonth Australian land' 280,0001. St. Submarine Telegraph —. • I 1 I Do. Scrip 100,206 10 IThammelleney In(L), 12,500 10 TruatitAgencpotAus. L. 60,000 20 'T. &L. Co. ot IL Csaada, 30,000 5 'United I. Teleg Co. (1.1 50.000 20 Univers. Marine Ina a 25,000 10 Upper AssaanTes(Lini. 10,000 20 , Van Disamm's Lend 30,000. 60 ,WestlndiatracificS L I Paz. Pr.!, 204•- rt • 21 a 2 km, 13 1 pm 2 4pm' If 1 2 pm 3 3+ id!' 4 46 7 7 6 6, 46 62 82 Si 30 23pm If 11.118 28 31 Nn t 7 f 0 10 80 111 140 146 le 11 oidis2 pm 'di $1 to 48 411 f I 41 6pm letbl PO5 MI pa Pro II 12 P r 11 II pip PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Eastern, Foster° Comities 6 per gent pref., 124 j. Ditto, Eastern Counties No. 1 5 per cent. Moak, 1064. Great Western, Original Preference, 4 per cont., 974. London and Brighton, Five per Gut. Guaranteed Stock, No. 1, 114 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 6 per cent., 127. South Eastern, 4; per sent., 103. FOREIGN RAILWAY& Bahia sad San Fri&MOO (Limited), guaranteed 7 per cent., 17j„ Recife and San Francisco (Pernambuco) gnaranteed 7 pr coot. (Limited), 17. South Austrian and Lombsrdo•Veaetism, 21i. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARIE? . MONEY MARKET.-(TELS DAY.) Two o'CLoct. The stock markets to-day we firm, though the amount of business is only moderate. The ; funds are unaltered in price. Home railway , stocks are well supported, the chief movement beings rise in Great Northern " A." As regards foreign stocks there is little change, with the exception of a fresh rise in Mexican. Bank shares are very steady. Consols are now quoted 911 to for money, and 91/ to 92 for the account (May 5). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. 1 Consols, for money, 911, 1; ditto for account, 94, 92 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891 ; New Three 1 per Cents., 894, 1 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 734 ; Bank Stock, 240, 238 ; India Four per Cent. Stock, 991 ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 994. Mexican Bonds have risen i f per cent, being now quoted 46} to 1. Greek are steady, at 24} 'to 1 ; Passive dull at 35} to 1 ; Turkish Consolides, * better at 52R to 4 ; and Confederate Bonds 1 per cent. lower at 54 to 56. Trans actions are recorded as follows ; Brazi lian, 1852, 1858, and 1860, 90*, ; ditto 1863, 881, 88, ex div. ; Buenos Ayres, 100/. Bonds, 964 ; Egyptian, 100} ; ditto second issue, 1001 ; Greek, for account, 24* ; Mexican, 46* ; ditto for account, 464, 1, 1 ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., for account, 491, 4, } ; ditto 1863, scrip, 1* prem.; Russian, 1859, 56/ ; ditto 1862, 91}, ; Sardinian, for account, 841, ; Spanish Passive, for account, 354, 1 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 93* ; ditto 1862, for account, 711, ; ditto 1001. bonds, 71/ ; Vene zuela, for account, 234 ; ditto 1862, for account, 59, 581. International Financial shares are now quoted 61 to 7i prem., ex dir.; General Credit, 6to prem.; London Financial, 12/ to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 19} to 1; Mercantile Credit, 10 to 1 prem. ; Egyptian Trading, 31 to prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 51 to 1 prem.; Imperial Financial, 61 to 7 prem. ; Credit Foucier (Great Britain and Ireland), 61 to 71. prem.; City Offices Company, 3to prem. ; Fore-street Warehouse, 4 to 1 prem. ; Ottoman Financial, Ito 1 prem. ; Lemberg Railway, 1 to 1 prem. ; International Land Credit Company, 11 to 2/ prem. ; Telegraph Construction and Maintenance, 11 to 2/ prem. ; Millwall Ironworks, 21 t, 3 prem. ; Financial Corporation, 2to prem. ; Imperial Bank of China, 2 to 1 prem. ; and Oriental Finan cial, 1 to 2 prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. &mites were quoted 66fr. 17c. (Roberts, Lubbock. and Co.); Lieutenant-Goland French, chairman of the Bombay and Bozo& Rail way ; Mr. James Lorick, director of the Credit Mobilier ; Mr. Alexander Morrison, director of the Bank of Otago ; Mr. Robert Barclay Reynolds (Reynolds, Mann, and Co.); Mr. Peter Bolt, of London ; the Hon. Frederick Stuart Wortley, Ids member of the Elgin Embassy to China ; and Mr. J. Macklin Smith, of London and Shanghae. The subscription list of the International Land Credit Company will be closed on Monday next. the 11th instant. It is understood that the appli cations are vet) , numerous. Notice is given that the share list of the " Tele graph Construction and Maintenance Company . will close on Monday next. The capital subscribed is already considerably more than is required. The West of England Woollen Manufacturing Company will close their lists of applications far shares on Monday, the 11th inst. The following is from the monthly hide circular issued yesterday by Messrs. Culvervell, Brooks and Co.: The bide market continues firm, and as stocks are still mall, improved rates have in some ewes been obtained. Hides.—Salted Ox and Clow : South American have met with a steady demand, at full prima. Australian have esli freely, at improved rates. Cape bare been in good ropiest Horse hides, salted, bring rather higher prima. Emit India kips have been in good demand during the peat month, belt for home consumption sad expect ; and advanced pries have been realised chiefly upon Dacca slaughtered, afid the best qualities. English market hides have sold freely during the past month, and have advaisoad tally ls. per kids. The leather market continues steady at about [strum quotations. North and South American Fun and Skim— The Drell spring sales commenowl on the 29th February. sod coooluded on the 10th ult. The general result was more favourable than wen anticipated ; otter, fox crese. mama mink, of the lithlsou's- bay sorts, sold lower. Sitcom; and tutaquuh, from the American States, also &- dined ; bear, fox red, lynx, wolf, wolverin, realized higher rates; chinchilla, from South America, were very mane. and high prices were obtained for all qualities. At the public sales yoiterday, a good demand was experiesced fee East India l.ps, at late rates ; and salted Australian hada realised • further advance of id. per Ib, The annexed on the silk market is from the cir cular of Messrs. Durant and Co. : Still nothing cheering in silk. Mail succeeds mail with cootinually repeated statements of small settlemente and. if possible, smaller expectations as to total exports. The ar rivals, too, ars so small that even with our continued miser able deliveries the stock at last shows some diminution; stall we are almost without any visible effect upon the market. 07 "opt, perhaps, that the determined filmset" of impedes ryhlea them oecasiorially to obtiun an improvement of lid. for some very small parcels. Buyers might, perhaps, be found at old prices, but the slightest attempt at &dreams ...ems to shut them up, and at once to stop all disposition for business. In Bengal silk the deliveries show some ma improvement, but this is scarcely traosable in the demand. Farrar Eviania. Consols, which closed iyesterday at 911 to for money, and 911 to 92 for the new account (May 5), closed to-day at the same quotations. The official business report is as follows :—Thres per Cent. Cousuls , , for money, 91g, 1,4, I, # • ditto, fur account, 92; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 4,3, 1,1, ; New Three pee Cents., 891, 1, • ditto Two-and-a-Half pee Cents., 731 ; India n tock, 220, 219 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 105, 1 ; ditto Fuur per Cent., 990, 1, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 99#, e • ditto Bonds, 3s. dis. ; Annuities, 1885, 141,; Red Sea Telegraph, 204 ; Four per Cent. "=- faced" rept e paper, 941 ; ditto Five per Cent, 104. The India Five per Cent. Stock was inquired for. Fachequer Bills remain at 7e. to 24. du. MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'CLocx. The transactions in the mining market to-day are to a fair extent. Wheal Grenville shares are better at 91 to ; Nangiles, at 28 to 29 ; and Wheal nary nn, at 14 to lb. Wheal Seton are quoted 197} to 2021, being firm ; and East Cando') 301 to 31, ex div. Chiverton shares have be en dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 121, and East Basset at 68 and 69, ex div. LircartioL, Aran 8.-11s2as to-day :-London and North Wes tern, 1051-Metropolitan, 1181 1-Buffalo and Lake Huron, 31- Mexican Three per Cent. , 451 11811- Buffalo Passives, 351 5-Al - Bank, 301-British and American Exchange Bank, 4 9.16 1-11ercantlie and Exchange Bank, 61 -Ditto, new shares, 6 1-16 6-Easplre Marine, 3 1.16-Lancashire Insurance, 11-Liverpool Ana London, 111--Maritlme, 1 9.161-Queen Insurance. 1 11.16 11-Union Marine, 3 19-16-Laud Mortgage Bank of India, 31- West India and Pacific Steam Company, 2 p. 1111111171011111. Aran. S. -There were sales In this market to day of Birmingham Joint Stock Bank limited` shares, at 301 ; Patent Shaft and Axle-ties Shares, at 31 prem.. Birmingham Financial Company Slimes. at 15 pram.: and Birmingham Guaranteed Stock, at 75: Stour Valley Shares were quo.ed at 9 to 91 South Staffordshire Railway Shares, at 101 and 10 13-16. Birmingham Cabals, at 901 to 91: London and Birming ham and south Staffordshire Banks, all! to 1 dis. ; British and Foreign Plant, a 3 11 tot prem. A large and enthusiastic meeting was held in the Odd Fellowe-Isall, Halifax, oix Thursday night, under the presidency of the 'mayor of , the borough, for the pws pose of considering the question of parliamentary reform. Resolutions were adopted in support of Mr. Buss's Bo rough Franchise Bill, and the County Franchise Bill of Mr. Locke King. It was also resolved to petition both Honer of Parliament in favour of these measures. NOBLZ LISIRLALITY.—Many persons will be glad to hoar that Lord Ellesmere his very kindly thrown upea the library aad gallery of Bridgewater-house to the public from this day (Saturday). We need not remind our readers how rich this library is in Shakespearian hooks—how crowded this gallery with Helen pactares.--.4tkencruss. SVICIDZ OF • PHYSICIAN AT LRAM-4 physician of some eminence in Leeds has committed suicide &Ann the present week whilst suffering from the effects of in temperance. The deceased, who had • large practice, was only 34 years of age, and has left a wife sad isoe.-I•orkseirc Gazdte. MELAWCHOLY OCCURIIIINCE AT SCARBOROCTOH.— The dead body of Mr. Nathaniel Josephs was found on the beach near Griathorpe, about wen miles from Scarborough, on Thursday evening. The particulars of the unfortunate geetlemsn's disappearance from dearborongh on Tuesday last have been already given. The apprehensions therein expressed have been painfully verified. An inquest was bold on view of the body before Mr. Jennings, the East !tiding °Grocer, at Gristhorps yesterday, and a verdict in with the circumstances was returned. _ _ THE ST. HELEN's MURDER. —TLe execution of James Clitheroe ia fixed for Saturday next, the 16th inst. The pawner, as our readers are aware, waa sentenced to death at the late Liverpool assizes for the murder of Mary Woods, a schoolmistress, at St. Helen's, on the 28th of December last. He persistently maintains that the de. ceased, Mary Woods, did not meet her death at his hands, but reiterates the statement that he has all along made, to the effect that he sod Mary Woods agreed to cut their throats together, sad did so, but that while the wound took effete with the deoeased his life was laved by the ap pearance of the police. A SAD lIICIDENT. —Amoog the visitor' at the King's Head Hotel, on Sasday morning, MA • 11. lirlett, • French gentleman, en route to Paris to visit his mother, who was seriously indisposed. While at the hotel ow that morning. intelligeoce arrived of the death of hi parent, sod the event appwt so to here s►ocked his nervous syitern as to produee aberration of mica. la this state be left the house, and attempted self-destructiou by jumping over the quay into the harbour. A youth named Hanlon eaw the ac►, ►od with the promptitude characteristic of • brave heart jumped over to rescue the unfortunate gentleman, hot had not strength to keep him afloat until help arrived. In this emergency another helper appeared—a son of Mr. Harmer, of the Sailors' Home—and the two managed to support Moss. Bethel till a boat ar rived by which he was eoeveved to • laeding-plaos and speedily removed to the Sailors' Home, where the usual restoratives bad the offset of rectories the almost sus pended animation, although from the shock caused by the intelligence received he still lice there is • very precarious condition.—Door Chronicle. RAILWAY Taarric Rsciurrs.—Tbe traffic receipts of railways iu the United Kingdom amounted for the week ending the tad of April, on 11,184 miles, to 531,0154, and for the corresponding week of last year oe 10,806 miles, to 557.68 W., showing an increase of 379 miles, and of 33,3354 io the receipts. The gross receipts on the following 14 railways amounted in the aggregate, on 7,730 miles, to 471.8471., nod for the corresponding week of 1863, on 7,165 miles, to 448,9691.. @bowing an in mates of 165 miles, and 21,8781. in the receipts. The increase on the Caledouiaa amounted to 2,0484 ; on the Great Northern to 4,4:41. ; on the Great Soothers end Western to 9131. ; oo the Great Weston to 3,051:. ; on the Lancashire and Yorkshire to 2.5401. ;en the London end North. Western to 7,8061.; on the London and South Western to &W. ; on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Limoloshire to 234/. ; on the Midland to 2,2701. ; on the North British to 1,0911. ; and on the North Eastern to 4,4801. total, 29,7251. But from this must be de ducted 1 7751., the decrease oo the Great Eastern ; 4,0811. on the Loedos nod Brighton ; and 9911. on the South Eastern—together 6,8471., leaving the increase se shove, 22.878/. The goods and mineral traMe on those lime amounted to 25 953/., and for the correspoodiag week of 1863 to 234,7164, showing an Menus of 25,2771. The receipts for passeogers, parte* kc., amoueted to 215,8941.. against 218,2431., showing a decrease of 2,3471. The traffic receipts oo 63 other lines amounted, on 3,464 miles, to 119,166/., and for the corresponding week of lest year, on 3,110 miles, to 1011,7111., showing an increase of 214 miles and of 10,457/. in the receipts. The total receipts of the past week show a decrease of 10.6101. es compared with those of the preceding week, ending the 26th of March, and as compared with the oorrespouding week of lad year an Morena in th e truffle of the country. Moan THAN IV= AND IWITZR THAN applies to the largest end best stock of spring sad @imam patterns ever submitted for public approval The werkLbseed 16a. trousers at Alfred Webb Mlles,' tie originator's may esta blishment 73. Brooketreek Hanover-square. Estab li shed LW --(Advertisement. Ilair-pasr Two o'CLocit. Consols are still quoted 91„ to for money, and 91i to 92 for the account. The payment of the dividends commenced yester day at the Bank of England, but as large repayments had to be made to that establishment, the demand at the discount office was heavy. For the same reason the general market was rather tight than otherwise, and the terms for choice bills were maintained at 6 per cent. In the Stock Exchange, however, the supply of money being ample, short loans on English government securities were ob tainable at 4 to 5 per cent. A Swedish Four-and-a-Half per Cent. govern ment loan for 2,000,0001. sterling will be announced through Means. J. H. Schroder and Co., on Mon day, at 92} per cent. Similar stock is quoted 96 to 97 in the German markets, and commanded par previous to the present war in Denmark. It is understood that the Swedish government pledge themselves not to employ the proceeds of the pre sent loan otherwise than for railway purposes. The lists for the new Mexican Loan are to be opened in France on the 15th inst., under powerful auspices. The amount of the loan will be 8,000,0001. of b per cent. dock, to be issued at 63. No operations in bullion were reported at the Bank yesterday. The 93,0001. Australian by the Essex has been bought for the Continent. The steamer Oueila will take to-day 205,3101. in gold and 17,7001. in silver for Brazil. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were quoted about the same as on Tuesday. The rates were as follows : Amatmdam, 3 mouths, 11.19 to 4 ; ditto, 3 day; ILI6 to 4; Rotterdam, S swaths, 11.19 to g ; Ant werp, 3 months, 25.43 to 52g ; Hamburg, ma. 'Mimeo, 3 mouths, 13.74 to I ; Paris, 3 days, 25.15 to 22g ; ditto, 3 mouth; 25.5:, to 60 ; Prinkfort-00-therMaine, 3 months, 1194 to 4. Bt. Petersburg (per rouble), 3 mouths, 33 to g ; Vienna, ed. flo., 3 months, 11.90 to 12 ; Trieste, MT. 60., 3 months, 11.90 to 12 ; AWrid,S mouth; 48 to ; Cadiz. 3 months, 474 to 48; Leghorn. 3 months, 25.65 to 70; Chan, 3 months, 23.63 to 70; Mils; S months, 25.65 to 70 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; Palermo, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; Means 3 moathe, 25.65 to 70 ; Lisboa, 90 days, 524 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 dam 524 to i. At Paris and St. Petersburg the rate of discount in the open market is 5; per cent. ; Vienna and Turin, 6 ; Hamburg, Berlin, and Brussels, 4 ; Frankfort, 3 ; and Amsterdam, 5 per cent. The South Eastern Banking Company have taken premises at Croydon and Chatham, for the purpose of opening two additional branches. Busi ness operations will commence in the former town on the 18th inst., and in the latter at the end of the present month. Negotiations are in progress for opening in several other places in the district. A large undertaking is announced under the title of the Millwall Iron Works, Shipbuild ing, and Graving Docks Company (Limited). The Millwall Iron Works have already acquired a world-wide reputation, but so great are the revolution and extension which are now taking place in the business of shipbuilding, that the present capacity of the works, extensive as they are, is overlooked, and additional room is required. The position of the establishment is unsurpassed in the Thames, and numerous extensive contracts with the British, Italian, and Ottoman governments, as well as with large steam companies, are in hand. All of these, and all the assets of the establishment, are transferred to the present un dertaking, which is introduced by the Mercantile Credit Association and the Credit Mobilier (Limited). The capital is 2,000,0001., in 40,000 shares of 501. each, of which one-half have been already subscribed. The direction is very influen tial, comprising the following names, viz. :—Mr. John Lubbock, F.R.S. (Memo Rotarta, Lubbock, and Co.) ; Mr. David Ward Chapman (Messrs. Overeud, Gurney, and Co.) ; Mr. Thomas Brasses (a director of the General Credi:: Company) ; Mr. W. M. Baillie (of the Old Bank, Bristol); Mr. William Carter (of the Ebbw Vale Iron Works) ; Admiral Elliot; Mr. John Fleming (Messrs. Robin son and Fleming); ble. George Harrison, late Manager of the Canada Works, Birkenhead ; Mr. E. A. Mavrogordato (Messrs. Tamvaco, Micrnlachi, and Mavrogordato); and Mr. S. Zinnia (Messrs. Zizinia and Co.) The Criclit Mobilier (Limited), acting singly on this occaaion, also announces that it is prepared to receive applications for the capital of another large undertaking—the Imperial Book of China (Limited). The capital in this instance is fixed at 1,000,0001., in 20,000 shares of 501. each, with a fist issue of 10,000 shares. Attention is drawn to the fact that China occupies quite an exceptional position, inas much as there is no direct bank in London carrying on business solely in connexion with its trade. Yet I there is scarcely any country with which the trading operations of Great Britain have been so remunera tive or have grown so rapidly. An additional incentive to the present enterprise ban been found in the great success achieved by the Indian banks, no inoonsi derable portion of whose profits have been derived from China trade. The names connected with the undertaking are very respectable, the board being composed as follows, viz. : Mr. Richard C. Coles (Coles, Brown, and Co.); Mr. William Cotton Curtis 111111/ 211 ii ii . 7 ., 77 :pp[ trz p. S ISO 4 fir M 111 112 111 6 bps 1k 1 dla 3 i AP= - SI - it 1 2 pas si SS 122 191 Pia al tria 6 a I slia IPS all Vra 1 t han 124 . 13 11 11 id epm It 11;:i 1 2pm lot i " S _4. 14plo, 8 giresi I Closing price► I Bales. LA all Atlantic& St Lawrence St. 100 Bom.Bar.R C.1n.g.6p.e.; 20 ' 11 I Do. Neer Do. Z Shires 104. all Buffalo & Ulm Huron, 10 all Do. Preference 100 100 Butt., Brant,&Gaderich, 6p. e. Sda. Aug. 1, 1072' 100 100 Do. do. July 1, HITS 100 100 Do. do. Jane 1, 1874 St. 100 Cal. et &gaiters Bp.& g. Si 100 Cape T. & Docktlp. e. g. 100 all Deamerara,7p.e.per.pref St. SA Sant. Beupl go. 6do St. 100 Drat Ludlam gm. 6do 20 II , Do. G Extetudou 10 1 15 Do. H do St. 100 'Grand Trunk of Canada 100 , all Do. lit pref. Benda—, 100 1 all Do. do. deterred, 100 , all Do. tad preL Bonds , 100 all Do. do. deferred, 100 all' Do. 9rd pref. Stock 100 all Do. do. deterred 100 all Do. 4th prof. Stock all Do. do. deferred: St.. 100 Great Indian Petunaula, 20 . 21 Doti en, gaper cent. St. 100 Gt. of India g. p. et. Bt. 'lOO I Do 64 per cent Bt 1 Do 204 aU Gt. Wootoro of °modal 00e 13 Do. Now 100 all, Do.dp.e.Sdo pay. urn lop all l D 0.44 do. do. 1e77.6 10 2 Indian Branch, Limited 10 ' 1 Do. New . ... .. St. •100 :Madras guar. 6 ..cent.' 41 100 1 Do. do. al do Bt 100 I Do. do. al do.- 20 2 Do. TM Mstenslon St. 100 Helix. Corp. 6 per a lid 60 all Leib. and Holoon's Baj , 20 all N.Srun.&Can.ds.AS St. 100 N.LolCan.6p.e p . e latp.B. St. 100 Schad.. gur ' M. 100 I Do. Deihl a. 5 do. cwt S SO , 100 Do Do. PusGaub do. d doo. t. . ' SL. WO Do. Dam St./flot. do : I 17 69 6 92 84 1114 106 ..1 102 103 • • I 9 64 1 103 1024 1024 91 99 Joni mica MIZE. Na. 18i. I BUIE& Ihil O. prima. I Ulm lir -130- - ill . / Siam! IL U pro 1 lepan' If 12pei 76 16 SOre MI 31 I UPS 172 1 1 !Ulu 1 2 pea 12 e I 6.1 • le pria • 4IP 4 6 pin 2 TIP. 48 60 gaol 42 44 I 70 It 111 US 41 41 7344 • 3 pm, • 3 22 02 1 1 3 pia; • 3 Pm' 23 22k I 3 4 pai 1 rll2o2pm, 1 lOypral 21 23 pm 91 91421 2 2pm g MI 21 pm 13 16 pm 11 2 Siam i Idl6 lei ni par Ips 62 64 SOW .2 r 444 46 el t 6 2 Spen id 8 4pm 90 96 N 10 11 1 m, 6 rpm; 10 11 psi le 2 pml par 1 9 pm 8 41 43 3 6 pai INI SI 91 94 6 bps 41 4 41 49 Par 41 10 In 1 pus 12# 1 pill 36 61 60 le 61 %Mil CI. pima I 1M 141 TO TA 0 ri IN NI lAL., 20,000 106 Aura sod C. fair. Bank ~ 20,000 100 Alliancelext&LAvetpool! 25 10,000,100 Do. New l5 100.000 20 Anglo Austrian 20,000 10 ADO° Italian (tanned) II 25500 40 Australasia 7,500 40 Do. N 10.000 25 Bank of = ew , l ,. I all 6,000 100 Bank of 16,1100 20 Bank of Outgo ,Ilinitod) 10,000 100 Bank of Queenaland (I.)! 20 10,000' 60 'Bankofrictoria,Austrla . 25 5,000 100 Bank of Wake (fAm.) 10 UAW 10 Bank of New Zeala 60.000 10 Braallian&Portuguese(L, 5 14,000 60 , & American Kz.(1.1 16 20,000 60 'Entlah & Californian ( 1, 5 10.000: JO 1 / 1 11tish N. America .1 all 12,600 MI 'aut. sk. Brit. Colum ba 10 30,2001 SO C. Bk. ludia,Ana., Chas all 7,400 20 1 Do. New 10,0001 36 I Chrtrd. U. al India, &4 1 all 8,000. In City , 10 2,000 100 Do. New 20,000 100 ,Colcnial 100,000 10 Coosoildated lank (0,)1 6,000 100 Continua,' (1.1 l6 12.000 60 Oat Londod (Walton I 8,000 60 i Do. New 10,000 100 Engliah and lrlala Mal 15 23.000 20 Eng scnt&Aual.Chartd. all 40,100 60 English and 15wed,111 (L, 10 40,000 63 European Bank(Llinitod: 15 10,000100 Hie duau.Chltia&Jap.(l.) 00 10,000 100 ' Do. New I 8 12,000 100 ! Imperial Bank, Lbalted 20 2,0001001 110. New 125,000 10 Imperial Ottoman lO 100,000 20 :Land llortßk. Indla(L' 2 10,000 100 London Bank of Rect(L 13 10.400 100 Condon aad Bradllaa i4O 3000 100 Loo.B.Ayres&ft.PlaU'L 20.000 26 Do. do. New , aim 100 Ism., Air., &S. Staff. (L), 12 60,000 20 Loa. MBank of Audit, all 10,000 100 London and Colonial (L. 15 110,000 60 London and County 1 It 6,000 100 Lon. Hamlig.Con.ffi.(L II 11 00,000 60 London Joint Btock 1 10 10,000 100 Lm. and Northam (L), 10 110,000 20 Londoo & South Afrkaa' 6111 6.000 20 Do. Do. New all 10,000 100 ' London& S.American(Ll 0.000 100 Loa. & 8 Western [Jul 20 60,00010 , Lon. & Westminster 10,000 100 [Merchant tank n 10,000 60 IMercantile & YschatuL 10 10.000 100 , Metro. & Pros bank (L 10,000 60 uedcao ,Lam ). - 6,000 100 Midland hank (Lint) . 11 10,000 100 NllllOOOl 11 4 ,1; i 0 . 7001 (14 10 10,000 100 'N. Pro. of 23,000 20 New South 'ales I 411 6,000 100 New Zealand (Limits& 10 I 50,400 26 (Mental Bank Corpora. all 20,000 100 Prosaic. of Ireland . . 2 It 26,000 to Scinde, Punj.,& 12,500 20 , Do. do. New , 7+, ! 20,000 26 South Australia 10,000 25 South Eastern 10.000 100 naad. of B. S. Africa ll7 4,460 100 Do. do. I2O 40,000 26 Union of Australia all 10,000 26 1 Do. New I 25 10.000 100 Union of Ireland (Leas ), n 00,000 00 i llaks of London I 13 No. 186 I IPdl 1 :10 5.066.51 8 IL Bog mad Walt 1040. 10 12.000, 10 Oreal 1 1 10110 Jock . I 8,958.110 , 8< London 1,9090' It. t. kathartes 'lO man It 0111000os 00 8)0,800 St. Victoria llO 60 It 1021 lON 3:121 iA p.. , i 1 s i i les 101 :al 105} i6i 106 Pull I pm i 4 20i 76 77 40 63 03 48 61 63 49 11 40 42 N 60 ts 1(1 104 1 ,10 103 104 10 101 st la i 10t 1611t3 Pt ES xd :Dm 103 ral 90 OA xaj 6E9} 6 1 6 In 12 'ls 11l i llt 12 1 1 4 -(l2i - I6} i 4 l i 6 4 S 3}l' I id 201 :id A - Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady. Yudanamutana are inquired for. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of 3fesers. von Dadelszen and North : The metal market remains very quiet, sad prices have not uodergooe any change of importance. Iron—Welek Las remain quiet, at 71. iro. to W. in Wales, and at come spondiog prices here. Staffordshire descriptions are steady. Smtili pig neon remain, at Ws. 9d. cash and Ws. 3d. open. C3nper—Little business is reported. English still dell awl ' difficult to dispose of. Barra and Kaptida, 105 L ; Walters,. 104/. ; Chili. 93/. asked. Tin dull. fftraite boa brei done at 1114 with further sellers. Beam neglects/, 115/. nominally. English in little demand. Tin plates teal in buyers' favour. Lead is very firm, at full prior. Spelter—Traasections bare been reported at 21/. se. sad 21/. 71. Ed. for spot and forward. The market is decidedly dull. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAT.) tIT ILIOTIAO AND UTIANATIONAL 7ILIOTLA111.) (PROP OM OWN OONIZSPONDINT.) The general tone of the market ceetinues steady, and the sales will probably foot up about 7,000 bales. TALLOW MARKET —(TRIS DAY .) The market is quiet. Tows Tallow i■ quoted 40e. 6d.; Petenburg Y. C. on the spot. 41s. 3d. ; April to Jtse. 41e.; Jesse, 41s. 6d. to 41s. 9d.; October to Deoestber. 44e. 6d. MAXIM Avutacza.—Towa tallow, 43a. ; fat be ditto. 3s. 1 d. ; yellow Russian, 425. 81; melted staff. 31s. dd.; meet ditto, 17a. bd. ; tallow graves, ; rod drop, 7e. SMITHFIELD HAY bLiRIIMI%—(THIS DAY.) Yearn Hervey and Easton report trade at the followtag prima :—Prime meadow hay. The. to 80s. ; superior ditto. itta. to 90s. ; inferior ditto. 80a. to 00a. ; dower, ad, M. to 110 a. ; ditto new, second cut, 80a. to 100 s. ; straw, 255. to 30a. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Out-door produes, °onside/tog the season, is well sup plied. New English grapes am now sufficient for the de mand. Apples, though soarce, may still be had ; and there are likewise a few dessert pears. Orsages are getting scares ; as are also good pineapples. Continental arrivals continue heavy ; among them are lettuces, endive. carrots. artichokes, and radishes. Flowers chiefly consist of tulips. hyacinths. orchids, heaths, pelargoniums, primroses, migno nette, and roses. 7111 Pine apples, per lb., Ss to 10s Grapes, new, per lb., Ibs to LL App, per i sieve, Is 04 to 44 Pears, per dot., es to Its Strawberries per oz., b to Is Od Lessons, per 103, es. to 10e. _ Oranges, pm 100, 411 to 101 Rata, p busb Iss to l% Kent cobs, lids per IMMO Almonds, do., Walnute, do., lie to Ms Climate, per bush., 10a CARLOS. Rhubarb, p bundle. ad Turnips, per bunch, 44 in ad ICucumbers, each. is to 31 Peet, per dm. Is at Philo* per lb., lid Celery, per bond's., Is ad to It Garlic, per lb , 8.1 lettuces. earls. Id to id Rodlre, per score, is to 2s Homeralish.p. bunch, 1.0.1 Dab Mushrooms, p.pott., I s to Is Id Parsley, per 12 bunches, is tots Herbs, per bunch, bd - . - Vlatt Cabbage*, p. dot Is toll Coulllogrere, ears, ed told Asparagus, p. bundledie to 14e I Preach lieuna 1. perloo, tole Orono pre, p. save, 20e. tratele, per punn , 24 to 36 rotator, Yortt !trouts, per ton, Ses b sa „ Rocks, do.. 45 to 651 „ Flukes, 60s to fiVe " ;Pic; : I d to 38 Cke„ young, per bench, Ss THAI vs Em BAR KM ENT. —Yesterday great activity was displayed in nonunion with these works, more particu larly at the Westminster and glackfrian-bridge end se. tiros, Red some 130 men are sow at work in sinking t►e piling for the staging at those pointa, steam.engines being vied both for that purpose sod for excavating. Operations have not yet been commenced for the sinuiltsueoin con struction of the embankment on the south side of the river. RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIIIII IN PARLIA• arrr. —Yesterday, after hearing counsel in opposition, tie committee on the North•Eastera Hallway Companys, posed extensions between York and Doncaster pared the bill, and adjourned until Monday to settle the clauses. la Lord Redonda's'. committee, the bills for the Hull Docks. Chelsea Waterworks, and Southwark and Vauxhall Water works were pima thx SALVADOR. Salvador ill the mod thickly populated of all the Central American slates. It produces yearly about 11.000 bales of left°. 3,000 bales el cochineaL 43,000 quintals of sugar. dyewooda, mahogaay, cedar, indisrubber, silver. Wm, Yoneyama bark, rice. and coffee. San Salvador has just entered into a treaty of friend ship and commerce with the Kiot of Italy. Its laws have been codified. It has est aside lands for the eulterstioe of Ns* silkworm. Hospitals and schools have been built is MN principal towns, and a nuiversity in the capital. Torspike made have been formed, and public balktisgs are i for the legislative, judicial. and szentlive dapartmentn religious sects are tolerated. B.W. 13.5.1. N.W. zd 105 4i- 1031 4 10i 10 - XII 65 i 61 43. St ... 110 i - 6k rti IS IS 9 di 4( i- 42e 114 US I 1 1 21 " _ r s i m 411 ti. 1111 1 "1 31 201 !7-1 iii is 45 mina ria 11 at S 1.4 1 _ lot 3 et t r - GO} ROI 3 71 74