The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-12 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAROS 12, 1866. . 1.. ~ ,,a , w i w as tr as eabk.ko OM, 110 — 011111;1011 VW 100 ..-- -101#4111 PO impatient, where oaths were takes sad "is made urns subjects et which the petitioners COUNTY MEETING AT OIDISTEEL. t es have thoroughl informed themselves before A meetiag of the inhabitant' of Cheshire, celled obey bed lees, , their solicitors weglet by the Wigh neriff of the county, Mx. R. Barbour. of M kier allowed their cheats to puled without Bolesera Clad* in compliance with s requisitica frees ''' informing them of what they were abut to do. I the principal buidownen sad others readout in the it&igive ale somi . 4; Mr. Roxburgh, and Mr. G. Hastings I county, wu held at noon, , on Saturday last, in the Shire ; sad Mr. Sued, Q. 0., Mr. Eddie, sad I ball . of Chats( Culls, 'to madder the propeety of 1r for the company ; Mr. Deuce, Mr. Beg- ' devising mesas to compensate, to 110111 A extent, 'se. Clez, Mr. Swanstoe, sad Mr. Craned appearedlthe farmers and others, either by subereiption agora sad shareholder* ; end Mr. Southgate, Q.C., 'or otherwise, who have suffered so severely by 11 1 5ige When were forth. Railway Finance Oompeay, I the cattle plague, sod who will not be entitled sho /gr ail Amoy Company sad Mr. Fox. Ito receive anything under the provisions of the new act." The Hum Sawn presided ; sad amongst those preen* were the Yaqui' at Westminster, E.G., Fedi Grosveaor, ' LP., the Lord Bishop of Chester, Viscount Onabermers, pltreneral Sir B. Cut, Sir Harry Mainweein& Sir LP., Marne . J. Lad, M.P., F.,. W. Weitkru.V r P t ! ) ,..and G. Tonanaelie, M.P., Colonel Clem itior I ' o au loth, the Mayor of Chester, Mena. S. weed, Joehus Diem, Hardman Eerie, C. Bushell, ha. The Marquis of Weerarmrrea. E.G., nuke on the 1 111 P 0 et at the country monad, and its denoted opplaraor*, and upon the subject of a resolution which he proposed se fol lows :—" That this meeting acknowledges the band of Pro vidence in the sad visitation of the cattle plague, and deeply sympathises with the uumerons farmen - St sad others b. who are sufferers by the dire calamity." Sir P. &snow, Bart., ILP., seconded the motion. He at. said that the public at large were slow to understand the s, ravages that had been committed by this plague—the homes le. destioyed. the labourers thrown out of work, the farmers *le idle, their wives is tears and their daugliten in menial ser. vioe, WPM now the festuree of Glieehire We. At the Tay .;,• l o west oomputation, 10 1 . per sow, they had suffered a lon a: of 3/13,140/. at. A resolution was then prepared by Mr. E. W. WATIIII, N. Y.P. for Stockport, esoonied by Mr. 0. BUSILILI., sad IL curried unaahneuely, to the following purpose : "That • IIL ,Tblie subeaription be oatmeal into for reeompenehg those A . ' the county of Cheshire who have suffered loss by the cattle sod will not under the new sots receive nom. 1 • an d that the hanks is the city sad scanty be at. empowerea to receive oontributices, and that a enmities ant, (and bt appointed to oarry out the purpose of the I es in. It was moved by Mr. J. LAIRD, M.P., uoccoled by Mr. 14 . G. 00IIIWALL Limo, M.P., " That the basis of the sub- et. aription be intended to the counties of Lancashire, Shop- St. ft. s hire, Flintshire, Denbighshire, and the city of Chester." Carried. St. A voted thanks to the sheriff, ably responded to, closed r i : the badness of the meeting. rt. The Marquis of Westminster gave the magnificent sum of of 5,0001. to the subscription. T he hi g h sheriff gave St. 5001., E ar l Grosvenor 3001., and Mr. E. W. Walker MOE. to In all about 8,0001. us collected, some portion of which I _ o was to be made in two annual payments. Th e tee Marquis of Westminster's donation, large though it ir he, is only a moiety of the actual amo unt entecribed_ by . his, as he has already paid, or 'greed to pay, 12,0001. et e e m peowation to tenants for the loss of 3,000 heed of cattle to at 41. each. In the coarse of the proceedings at the meet- el. beg Mr. John Laird, M.P. , called special attention to the : el si m s upon the hunting men of Liverpool, Manchester, as I Birkenhead, and other towns, who followed the honed., es. 1 which were supported without cost to them by theOheshire IL ' squires. There were, be said, some hundred at least of et. ' gush mu, and if they all did an they should do in a ewe of a n this toad. LOOM or 5,0601. ought to be realised hem this t il i t 10 to • .191: R. T. Xiadeeelev.) t o Orel 1411111116 ONIPANT It WES 1101111111. loan aa application ea the part at Mr. Howard to same removed front the lid of contributories in a s set 40 dares, which he alleged the official liquklator as eight to make him liable far. The company, N s knuation in 18241, anted 7.360 shares. and is NM th it e tits, resolved to Woo MOW reserred la the prepeettha of one share to way c r five, the prise hang fi xed at 301., or a magus 770. epic each share. Mr. Howard was offered dad. Irtath be Weed to take if allowed to exited the gi payment from the lat of October to the Ist off ' y a m% The terms were mooted. but the tarik stopped a - et cm the 19th of September. and the chief clerk ss. Howard's name on the lied of contributodes for eR hane, in addition to the 900 already held by him. mild 701. a share wee made when the company was hag wound up, and Mr. Howard paid the 14,0001. to ;la he was liable upon that call, but upon a oN sit aaf of VA being made he neglected to pay pand retired to th e Continent Under these air. the counsel for the o ffi cial liquidator held that present application could not be heard till purged of matempt of court of which be was guilty by reason of as man-payment of the 8,0001. For Mr. Howard it was need that be was not guilty of contempt till aa attach sent bad issued egainetVm. The Vice-Chactoellar held that Mr. Howard was le con leapt of coed, but that he was not thereby precluded tom making the present application. The hearing of the appracation was redeemed tar further 1 6 . Os eL boree and Mr. Bruiting appeared for Mr. ad Ir. Glues and Mr. Cotton represented the kIEdEtOL i COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Cammissioaer Goulbottra.) on u enacrustue. Tia bankrupt lea deeoribed asa dtare-jobber and corn. w a i l clerk, of Wiedaoraerraos, City-road. a aue b ro ker. He sought his discharge from debts of WC Ile stated that his salary was 981. a year. Mr. Sykes, for the official assignee, offered cc opposition, sec the order was greeted. Ng Y EBODEL —7III INOORPOILIMED coma:amt. MID onriskr. LEOLL ADVICE aseocuartort (LIXTTID). /Ss pabliata in Lambeth, ',away apOed for ceder of whoa it a pp eared that a had t a m/lent sided in an sedan which the shove-named ma psey had undertaker to defend for him, but had ad Po oh xi. LADTISOO, representing the thrigness, .ex reared his lid that the bankrupt had been vi and his Stems granted the order. COURT OF COMPENSATION FOR THE NEW LAW OOURTS. pion Scott Thrum, Esq., fth Bailiff of Wommburter, and • Spodd Jury.) San v. UR wieres 0010118610111128 OP TIM INW LW 00IIWIS. MS wag • omuipmeatioa caso for two booms is Chows out, aim Temple-bar, the freehold of Er. Samuel Moak who daimed nearly 2,000/. for the mina Then hsi boas oftsrbot the nominal oae of se. by the oonuaisisasse. Mr. Haeldna, Q.O. (with whom wait Mr. Garth) is the claimant; Mr. Jose p h Browns, Q. 0., =Tr! 'Mhos for the oornadmioaroa I peopert WO y I. queetiou was let out to weekly tenant. by spasm toned Palmer, who rented the some of Mr. Moss $ t 40L a year, but which on amount of *ha groat bonsai is thinks of property be the metropolis, was now worth titres° 701. sad 801. The neighbourhood was a low one, and the imam with a number of others were about to be swept away by the emotive of the new law courts. Serena witneems were called cm the part of the claimant, It was satimand that 1081. would be made oat of the ro pily by weekly tenants, and the net sum would be above frOl. It was worth, being freehold, 22 years' purchase. Tbe 'slue was 1,7504, sad with 10 per coat for compulsory role, would make the oompeasatiou about 1,9801. 14 was moved that there was great demand all over the metropolis for Weer for working man is con muses of the number of houses pulled down for rail ways ; impiety worth 301. a few yews ago was now worth 1001. a year , such had been the great WONSAN In the rake in the metropolis. Os pert l t d the oommimsoners the claim was coo. Mama r excessive in regard to seek a low neighbourhood, which would be a benefit to the metropolis to be re moved by the new law court. It trampled that the tenant Palmer made 2001. a year oat of the two houses mated at 401. s year, wimpy and will The mei waiproseedlng [IS DAY. ChM o'CLoca. The railway market is quiet to-day, and prices are unchanged. The dealers are engaged in the settlement of the fortnightly account, which will be dflJl Do.Spgalaaig. De.ll met dla►il 104 lat. - pi or en so Ss oo or 70 U Ti el 1U lei 106 107 106 107 lel IN Cl 93 lie 100. 108 108 Ile lea let 106 10 lee lee 10 0 2 In In oonoluded on Wednesday. Londoa and North Western stock is quoted . 121} to }, ex div. • Great Western, 591 to 60 ; Midland, 1221 to 124, ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 119} to 1, ex div. ; (heat Eastern, 39} to I ; Smith Eastern, 76} to 1} to 1 ; 32, Caledsronian, 130 to 131 ; Metropolitan, 13 Great Northern, 123 to 124, ex div.; ditto A, 139 f to 1401, ex div. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stook is steady at the improvement of Saturday. Great Western of Canada shares are unaltered, at 16} to I. oanxisaar MAUS AID MOLL MIMI 'UMW& I Clarig.muialess. 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Mr. Joint Morton Cromer', • tradesman of No. 10, Oravener-sfweet, Ste was &Wog • hone and gig lion the Cuomo -rosa towards his own home at 9 eldeolchst night. sad lOW the prisoner oombg towards him with a bone and trap in the oontrary direction. The prl saw drove rout rapidly towards him, and endangered hie lila The witness, on being asked to explain, said he was Miltaat • gentle trot, and the prisoner came toward s g g his horse at the rats of 14 or 15 miles as hour, ulna him down. He was mach hurt, and his horse and Weide Wand. The prisoner slterwards knocked down maw lione. The Owner —lt is quite true what this gentleman says. Mr. Paget—He says you were driving along a public road II o'clock at the rats of 14 cc 15 mules an hoar, and ran ha does. fie prisoner—Not quite so feet as trait. I could not teethe hone. Quits right what he says. John BOSOM coffee router, of Na 13, 17mberstone- Mold, Commercial-road, St. Geogethe-East, his ell I saw she prissoner he was on the top of his wirt and ill. wa• In a light springMy hone ell eat go at the rate of more than three miles an hoer. drove right upon me. He knocked down my horse. I snider he is here. He wu on the wrong side of the road. Isere? saw a horse go at such a speed as he did. The prisoner —When I sang out did you not pull up your bons co its hindquarters Witness—No, never. Richard Beeson, police constable, No. 309 K, said the prisoner had been drinking heavily, and scarcely knew Au he was about. The people said he was going at the rate afteen or sixteen miles an hour. Mr. William Uffindell. the landlord of the King's Arms, aid the prisoner was in his service, and he very much re gretted that he should have been driving • horse and trap and cueing injury as be had done. The prisoner had no light to take out the trap. Mr. Paget said it was the old story, a drunken man driving funonaly, and endangering people's lives and Potresty. The prisoner said he wu nearly as sober as be was then elm the occurrences happened, and that the horse he was hiving was struck on the bead by a boy. Mr. Paget said there was gross carelessness, to say the last, on the part of the prisoner, and addressing Mr. Man dell said he was snewswable for the acts of his servant, and he (Mr. Paget) would postpone the determination of the ease, and give Mr. Utfindell an opportunity of arranging the ease out of court. He did nos think be should do wrong in giving the people an opportunity of coming to an arrangement, and they might do it immediately if they plasma. All Su parties retied and it was alterwarls stated that Mr. llEndell, who is • tradesman of high respectability, bad compensated Mr. Cronmire and Mr. Barnes. The pri sms: was then discharged. raz. aarrza pLaartz. Kt S IMII IN L asse a r WI" Doe II la. taadosast ISO 100 Deb. 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Vpotred tar. rgn for thr ) 23rd at 10! to dee* *lll r the ebb* that a PM& ipt for ds that in wee at a melee* could we ken,. med ia There weit 1 macaw* inaa bbanktitt , sail erl ode '!4l.lant. heal manner in the post. ceeeediege metal ironed st petitioning kket the Deli aertained the air (ineriol: sr. This, kis 3 spied up Hi odic, of Sis es, five Ay 00.4 so fifth, lie 000strusd ■ order to ai. 420 the sew that epee I the +hasten should °nem tt iraenea - 44 Greek 401111 N ret Wad to gird mist/sties SF sum. 12. dowser, eM Ile bad bog dm conduct d zplaint to tto a ready at eetag oi t the d ahereho uld be derived by the alma, it &feet, maid they read tii t bed referee* *salons ;smog. ie did sot thing ), providing ihr open, and it it affair. Hd dap now fird ived 3,0001.1. Le oomideratioa idge the company r the fact that 11 was net proper einopeny laded out as to care. 4 been paid to with I:•acie's different. The 1 the Mama or themselves c their conduct Lble to discern!. and the puldins y. In the ease 00001. media b was to he a admitted ha a laid down his description. 1 Railway Owns can be node bg sapanfe affairs, se of the mos. ,ve ben made in other oompudell I to the mail. 'pony and to the my, which were L if, however& was almodones &nee of mewl the direoled eform what was ot, but wee no mislay was not would therefore ; to the wand* hip said Pim" in, mud do in there would be were Lere werer4 um. " to whim Mr. Oeroslties any, the Belles? L the shipbuihkal barrio c" tailsi rge wee wh Ae to Ad tad said be we; tot illusive, al d therefore hal 'merit to bin' et ye of the sheik a d been mated, per q ugh it want* pert:es were Pio many t= the wee., - 1 - charge have his visa ally, but not sate beings creditord debt. Be wora w: the wonessalosi • dociameat la bed no da aill be b on g MO *Prd t° the pikrom a— ght *MIR 72 7 A h. ta actors when tbor oust have stem action that thee r other then wee d by the Iva** i . 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Mak= s...Loodom end Nara OA 7=Tel3l; a xcL—MetropAilms, Bastern, 70— N. and Yorkshire Mx per Cask, Preston sada 116. No. ,1 41 ed.—Ditk), No. 4. Ma zd.--Oreat Lam Mine, al Mode and Lake Enron, 61b16 —Grand Trunk of 36 a rUnited Matra MO Bonds, 704 —Ong Luxembou rg Bank ~ it e t. 16 id-11-.lBl=l4andlraetaanglernßank (Limited), 4) 10 A—North Western Bank ted). 3-16 p.-00rerend, 111 and Company (Limited), ,p.—Alldon Marine admiteld). at. 1 8-16 d.—Britbdi and Foreign mine (Limited). 614 r all p. latratme Issuranoe (Limited), 9- e d.—African Merchants, It. 9 4 8 P.—National Slmm (IfilMed), 944 d.—Parifki Steam, sow shares, Ma v.—ire and Yorkshire de per mot mks., 109. MagalikWals, Maack 10.—There was a quiet market at steady prices. 13olekow. Vaughan, and Company (Molted). 7 Of V- - M—Orest ihudern. 101-oeneralOrtelit (Limited), 9-16 p.— Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1191.1anchester and County Bank 100 admited), 41 v.—Manchester, add, and Ilsooinshire, 661- 10 North British, 61. D Sts A Biallolailtg, MOON 10.—The sales to-day were—ln Bin miogtugu Bankiag Company shares, at ; Wolrabampton MiD shares. at 21 ; Binningbani Waterworks, New B, at 111 pram. ; Buntga Metal shares, at 346 dis. ; and, Steam Cooperage and v^' Cork shares, at 1 Ms. Amonirst the dodos prices were :—Soirth Staffordshire Railway shares, at 99 to 831; lltrmbtlamJdot v... Stock Banks, at 37 to 371: Oloucedershlre Banks, at 50 to 61: Binnhigham Financial, 1 to 1) prem. ; and ffenddol Slate and Blab shares, at par to a prem. it. At Cambridge yesterday the death of Dr. 10 Whe well was alluded to in a ll the churches and other places VA of worship, more particularly by the University preacher at lee Mary's, the Rev. O. Mafiosi., of Trinity College, 1 11 sad the Rev. T. Birks, laciunbent of Holy Malty Church. We leas and formerly fellow of the Collage. The servicesioneluied rce with the " Dead March," excellently rendered. tla The Burst, the largest steamer ever built by the t o t, Peninsular and Oriental Company, will be launched thi s to week from Messrs. Day and Co.'. ship building-lard at Northam, on the river Itches, in Hants. at. The Prince Royal of Denmark arrived in Paris tl ea Friday evening from Brawls. Coact Moltke, the too Danish Minister, received hie Royal Highness at the iron- lei tier, and accompanied him to the Hotel Bristol, is which g t he look up his residence. Moat Bposneck, late Privy at. 00•Willor to King George of Greece, hoe also arrived in at o Fare. N At a recent representation of Les Huguenots, in 4: the Bordeaux Theatre, one of the actors, IL Melehincloo, tee who performed the part of Saint Brie, was hoed in the IL third act. The act had comely concluded, when the ea. Menage/ announced that M. Melchimdei had been seised 10 at. with an attack of paralysis, and could not appear. Sh Matti/it's ELECTION as DartrYr.—The Gcm-..efta di Milano publishes the followieg from its oorrespoadent at Finance :—" Maniere election is likely to raise a tempest. I know that it has breathe subject of scoevereation between Baron de Malian and La Marmon. You know that the celebrated sfetatcr was condemned, not only by the subelpin tribunals, but that he lies under a capital sentence for complicity in one of the attempts made on the life of the French Emperor, that of Radio I think. Now by a law which was imposed by France on most of the European governments after the affair of the Orsini bombe, Massioi is still liable here to the penalty of that sentence, sad Baron do ' Malaret has signified to our Minister of Foreign Affairs that public opinion in Frame would not quietly endorse a rehabilitation of Menial, which would have the appearance of an insult to the Emperor. Baron Ricasoll met with similar opposition when he resolved to amnesty Martini." THE FORTHCOMING REFORM BILL THIS Ernrirres. —finch was the anxiety *wined by possessors of orden for admission to the strangers' gallery thisevening, that Moe before 6 o'clock this morning several persons were waiting lie Palace-yard. anxious for the opening of the entrance to I St. Stephen's HalL At 9 o'clock the space allotted to strangers was occupied, and there they moat remain till ball-past 3, when the lery doors are opened. PARLIAMINTART RIVATE BUSINR9I3.--11l conse quence of the large amount of Fiesta bagasse before com mittees of both Houses of Parliament the majority of the parliamentary bar have. it is said, declined accepting briefs in the forthcoming election committees. The consequence ie that a fine opportunity will present itself for the Common Law Bar to eater the parliamentary arena. THE Itivetets or THE &mats CY:rt.—The junior member present, without respect to rank, was bound to bring up and decant the wine, and the author of "The Clubs of London" says :—" I have seen Brougham employed in this honourable diplomacy, and executing it with the correctness of a butler. The Duke of Leinerr in his turn, took the same duty. With regard to Brougham. at first sight you would not set him down as having a natural and prompt alacrity for the style and humour that prevails amongst us. But Br4ugham is an excellent member, audio a remarkable instance of the peculiar influences of this peculiar society co the human character. We took Lim just as the schwa of philosophy, the bar, the senate, had Imade him. Literary, forensic, and parliamentary habits are most intractable materials, you will say, to make a B bakeepaare's Tempest, prepared for the French member of the Steaks ; yet no men has imbibed more of siege, has bees acmpted at the Grate, and 101 be shortly its spirlt,t and eaters occasional gladisitonhip with produced at that theatre. the greatest glee." One of Lord Brougham's jokes having On the 22nd;..} the ), missed fire from want of sympathy, he exclaimed that say- Academy will hold i n s good things in such a company was like flinging pearls meeting for the election of a new member in the room of before swine. "Gentlemen ." promptly exclaime d n Arnold, the late M. Dapin, who had been for 33 years a membo of " DEn myself before y complained of a sore throat, remarked : ou." It was Arnold, we believe, the Academy. who, w hen • roembor LOT IN ITALY.-11 correspondent of the Nora', "No wonder, considering the drafts (draughts) to which it has been ex posed for the last three hours." Alder whale from Florence, soya :—" is very much tempted mac Woe a member having been painted to doubt of the existence of Lent, for we dean and assemble 1° hisL far and chain, and the rtrait hoax up in the dining-room , Arnold's joke, " he more than we ever did in carnival time. Every day of the reap in chains," was capped by Lord Brougham's, that week is eng.ged. Mondays, route at the Mari ss it could not fail to be like, there WY so mach of the few chimer of Lejetico, and dancing at the Spanish (thief) about it." The late Harry Stevenson played a Legation. The ministers of Franoe and Russia distinguished nut at the Steaks . which sustained an irre divide the Tuesdays between them. At Madame de Sim- parable loss by his death. His mock seriousness was mitable, if, indeed, it could be called moot ; for nothing lore there is a convereasione, and Madame de mearst's in his eyes was more important than the doe observance "lag goes on with great vivacity. On Wednesdays there o f the prescribed esreenoeles end the application of the are ooeversazions at the Foolish Legation, aed on tradttirmal jokes of the moiety. Oa the introduction of a Thursdays a t Madame &ly r e s . g ottoo ..B e y , new member, or ate guest, he never omitted to present the' 1,j2 umoured friend and brother, Mr. Men Turkiah Wader' holds "iris"' frequented ifeareesbkliSardinagenOoesul) as the "blasted heath men: only, oa Fridays, and the Saturdays belong to the t i on d b y sbabsspeare Lord Broughton was another witty and gracious Marchioness Alfieri, whose saloons ere member of the socasty who 0 02 tributet largely to he flow te7 ranch frequented. Add to the foregoing, receptions of humour, fertility of Onion, reputation, and attest)- * Madame Tarr, Countess Rarely, Countess Aaron. and Union. It still boasis some good tinging and much "Wen &min& Pergol a , INA; expellent ooropanionshfp, bat a 6 o'clock diner on beet "'"" and port is out of keeping with modern habits • and the and you must admit that our fa s hiosable We leaves pains of the place has lose nap= nbdued ' by tem *thing 1 9 be looked," peranse.—Traser's Moraine for id xd ... id --, zd .. EH - a ugi id .... zd 14 96 1 i 111} i sdl6 MS} 1 9 9f i 1214 id .... si .:: zd sd 7.1 zd xd sd .. zd zd %—azus DAL) K 96 K SI 107 100 04 00 ...... ... 1 - 71 11 + 1 7 1 1 999 2.1.9 I 1 se 1$ SO 939.1 $ 9 4 Ai S 11 1 3. 9. 6 9 9 3 191 101.se 1 17.11 93 $ all f) ULU 9 13 14119.0 I zi .7lr - li 29 -.. LILO S $e Si 104. SS 0 L 10.6 4 SI U 8 4. II 4.17..1A4 __ .. 6,3.0 LILO 7.1.41 MILT it U 415 - le n $1! It 114 1110.41! o 11:1 iiiie iii tiii 16.16.6 6 8 9 16 17 asi a 6 a 1 8 11 8 8 11 716 77e e it uo 1* 166 8 7 1 1 is le . 8 5 61IN 111 .0 16 17 01 ; 1 110. LS,OOO 44,000 108.0 00 1,000 10, 4000 .1,101 WAN ••• MD .0 iiii - 21 '~I .~ ~- - Si - 4 = iiil - tita I —• ctbi -- ' al I 13 12 . 000 K Kk aui 8 .... in 12 'il 1 la• - 1191 di l 9 1 '. db .. lin II t PRETEHENCE SHAUL Great Western Original Preferssee, 4/ per Gent., North Eastern Stockton sad Darliegtoe A, 5 per oent., 26 x d. North Eastern, West Hartlepool Herb. sat Rail., 79i d. FOESIGN RAILWAY& B l. ahia and San Pranelsoo (Mailed) guaranteed 7 per eent., 16 Oenttal Argentine, guaranteed 7 per cent., Oros Luxembourg, 16. . Gies o'Cloon. In the stook and 'share markets to-day attention is chiefly directed to the fortnightly settlement, which has just commend, and the transactions otherwise are not very numerous. The general tendency of prices, however is rather fi rm. Consols continue in request, and show a fresh rise of 1-16 per cent. for the account. An upward movement to the extent of 1 has also occurred in some of the foreign stooks, and English railways are steady. .Financial and discount shares pre sent no recovery from the fall which took place on Saturday. The discount market to-day is extremely quiet, and, with a large supply of money seeking employ ment, there is more disposition to take the best ,paper at 64 per cent. In the Stock Exchange short loans on English government securities are 1 obtainable at 6 to 61 per.eiest. Consols are now quotod 87} to }for money, and 871 for the sth April. The foreign stock market is not active, but the general course of prices is somewhat favourable. Brazilian scrip, Spanish Passive, the Committee's Certificates, and Italian of 1861 have risen } per cent. The prices are as follows :—Greek, 15} to t ; Mexi can, 221 - to 1; Spanish Pensive 27} to t ; ditto Certificates,. 16} to I ; Turkish ,: 1862, 671 to 1 ; ditto, 1865, 38 to t ; Brazilian scrip, 2 to t prem. ; and Italian, 1861, 61} to I. American securities exhibit no change. 5-20 bonds are now quoted 701 to 1 ; Erie Railway shares, 53} to 541 ; and Illinois Central, 77} to 781. International Financial shares are now quoted } dia. to par ; General Credit, t to } preen. ; London Financial, 4} to 4 die. ; Imperial Mercan tile, t to } prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 2} to 31 prem. ; °mend, Gurney, and Company, 21 to 1 prem. ; Joint Stook Disoount, 11 . to 10 dia.; and National Discount, 7} to 8 prem. The Imperial Land Company of Marseilles (Li mited) shares are quoted 2} to 3 prem. HAII-PART Taxes o'Croce. Consols are quoted 871 to } for money, and 87} for the account, being slightly lower in the latter instance compared with the price current at 1 o'clock. . About 50,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank. • , I. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rados opened at 69.75, being 1-16th per oent. better. It is a remarkable circumstance that, whilst the value of money in this country, under the operation of the act of 1844, is firm at 7 per cent., Paris financiers are disowning the probability of an early reduction in the rate of the French Bank from its present point of 4 per cent. to 3}, or even 3. Should such a movement be made, there will be a better prospect of the charge at the Bank of England being also lowered. One of the chief considerations precluding the hope of any material relief here until the April dividends consists in the well-known fact that the restrictions upon our currency give the Bank of England great control over the money market during the last fortnight of each quarter, when there is an accele rated influx of the revenue. The half-monthly settlement in shares and foreign stocks begins to-day (" continuation day "),e and will end on Wednesday. The amount of government bills on India, for which tenders will be received at the Bank of Eng land on the 21st instant, will be 35,00,000 rupees (350,0001) The North British Railway dividend has been announced at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum. A meeting of the shareholders of the City of Milan Improvements Company was held on Saturday, I Mr. George E. Seymour in the chair, when a reso lution was proposed for voluntarily dissolving the company, and reconstituting it as mo m ptny with a capital of 900,0001., divided intooo shares of 201. each, such reconstituted company to have the same name as the original company, and to be governed by articles of sasodation similar to those of the original company, so far as practicable. There was a rather long discussion, characte rised by a very reasonable spirit of inquiry on the part of the shar eholders present, and = by great frankness and candour on the peat —ad of the management. The result was a maw :. = mous vote in favour of the reconstitution of tee the company and of the pu rchase of the San ma Raffaele quarter of the City of Milan , as reoom r Z mended by the directors. se e The Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada , ad '' have announced that " hold ers of the Atlantic and = St. L a wrence sterling shares, as I well as of the worth la fiestas of the deferred interest capital, may receive, Ma : on and after the 15th inst., warrants for the interest km al t I die due thereon to the 31st of December last, on pre -411 6 ti sentation at the company's offices of the certi fi cates, ms se and of the coupons dated 15th March." let. ir - • The half-yearly meeting of the Caledonian Bail : way Company will be held on the 21st inet., at en tie en Glasgow. A call of 20 Per cent. is to be paid on the 4} per cent. preferential stock of the London and St. Katharine Docks Company by the 2nd April. Holders of paid-up scrip in the East London Railway Company , are reminded that the deferred instalment of 501. per scrip, due on the 23rd inst., must be paid by that day. The Master of the Rolls, by an order dated the Bth inst., has appointed Mr. John Ball, the so countant, of 3, Moorgate-street, to be " provision ally official liquidator " of the Joint Stock Discount Company. A special meeting of the Stock Exchange Com mittee was held on Saturday, to consider the various circumstances arising out of the present position of the Joint Stock Discoun t Company. The fol lowing resolution was adopted,—‘ 'l'hat no circum stances have been submitted to the committee to induce them to interfere with the settlement of transactions in the shares of the Joint Stock Dis count Company (Limited) in the ordinary way." The motive for these deliberations was, it is pre sumed, the fact that no registration can now be made at the company's office. Travers' Circular gives the following comparison of the present position of the Bank and the Floe of Consols with the corresponding date of last year. ' We here see bow great a difference may be produced in the value of money in th is countr y by the seen i mulation or by the abeam* (as the case may be) of only three-quarters of a million in bullion : At present. State date last year. Bank coin and bullion A14,060,604 • . 514,76807 Rank reserve of notedi 7,416.244 • • 8,729, 660 Rate of disc y per sent. .. 44 per seat Pries of Consols s6l • • sal ------ SATURDAY ISSIDIDUI. • Consols, which closed yesterday at 874 for she sth of April, Ted this morning at 874 to 11, ._ and closed at 87 to ft. For money the last p rice was 87} to t. be official business report is as = follows Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 861, 3 • ditto, for account, 87 e , } ; Three pee ad Cents. Itednoed, 85, t ; New Three pee Conte., i" 86, } ; Bank Stock, 252, }, 1, 3 ; India stook, 208; H It I ditto Five per Cent. 1021 ; ditto Four per Cent. - Debentures, 101}. to I:. COALMARKIT.—(THIE4 DAY.) sr Walls Fad Halos, 19a. ; Walla Bad Haswell, 19a.; Het- Wa s, lls Bud South Mottos, 190.• Walla Eod Rawl ton 170. ; Walla Bad Swath burhato. 16a. ; Walla End Barton, 150. id.; Braseepeth °animal, 17a. 6d. ; New Bel -. , 15e. 9d.; Bolywoll, 16e. ; West Hartley, lbe. ; moot Hastings Hartley, 15a. 9.3.--Bhlpa at market, W; at 40. -- A letter from Rome says : —"The studios us now emptying tbruteelvea of their tuatara for the bengal of the Exhibition is Per/ tad at the Royal Auden/ el London. D'Epinay, the rising young sculptor, °attributes largely to the latter, u does Lehmsan genial beautiful *otiose, tad os Seturdeg and Saaday his looms wen crowded by visitors. Brume, too, • clever young Irish • punter, ands sevtral woria." . .. The mining market is rather firmer to-day, although attention is partly directed to the settle ment of the fortnightly account, which has just . ooTfimenced. West Caradon shares are in demand;, and have Asp . to W. to 10/. on an improvement in; the mine. Chtverton Moor are quoted 68 to 1 n Chiverton, 7 to i ; West Chtvertoo, 76t0 60; 1 (heat Vor, 27 to 28 ; East Lovell, 91 ti n a- , , { Gorton, 2 to / ; Great North Limey, 2 to li Clifford Amalgamated, 15 to 16 ; and Mud I 21 to 3. .. Chontales and Frontino and Bolivia fittersshare are? firmer—the former at 31 to 1, and the t 111 - .sunordlnary general meeting of the Mari-' t he nd New Granada Mining Company is called' for 19th instant, to confirm the resolution ,on the sth instant for a voluntary wind- 111110IAL AND MA.IiKETB. MARK-LLB E.--(TIOE DAT.) ' Only • moderate supply of English/tit of wee reetbedi fresh up this morales. ocostwies and * land new'ds" The condition cf the simples was ooly middling and fine qualities were it fair request, at legt areemey. Low and damp parcels were eery inactive, lad. til MOO ht. stances, rather Weeper than on this day senniglet. Foreign whaet-tbo show of which was * so Mont la. toutioo.-met 6 slow hequhy. Nererthelms, rates were ea n beL larley; both English and kedge, we ware Moderately etpplled. The demand bit all kinds was at pretiout currewiet. There was a Wadi bushiest doing in malt; at fall prices. The ettpply was moderately Tim supply of cote was again moderate. Most kinds were In fair demand. at full quotations. Bonn were In fair events supply. and moderate recount, at C vl ll/ 4 :nd airliwisL for peas, which came slowly to hand, was chiefly retail,* bid at full prim. Flour changed hands slowly ; nevertheless, late rates were fairly opported.l FLoortgarsibore.-4Tbe artisan} of floathig ammo off coast basie bees insigni6oent. The mall quentity al wheat which remained unsold from**VM ouvions week bee been 6; of at fully late rates. Berdienekl, arrived, 44a. ; 43' . ; 49n. to 435. M. per 492 lbs. There Wing only , one carpe et miss en fete off coast., Owings ie this "diets has, neesseagllp. been much rest/iota, end prim may be a i tz sidered nominal. frail, arrived, Ifs. per %me triinsaatiost haw been entered into in barley em = id Pl a further improvement of about 6d. per qr. ot. le prima. Dannbien, 265. to 26e. ed. per 4081b5.; ditto, for shipment in April oe May, Its. 6d. pm 400110 s. No businees has been reported, is rye. Doubles or Eooais worth about 29.. to 301.• Ps 410 trade for beans has been •is a very unhealthy dater at about 40s. to 41s. per' 48011 m.• fat belay The value off milleessed heo•lisee well auppo'tsd . Dainties Me sold at ffin 6d. pas. 480th.. Owing - la• a pest roman to the "honor of the supply, the demand bellowed bee been of very fi rm, • and the qualities' sow onset Wm an silvans'qr., compared with the week. Calcutta , oa pump, 70a. to 70a. . ri7sMinspore, 731. per 410 IM. ; Emmeline. 72a. M. per 4241ba. For shipment fromilLay to.fely, Bleak Bee leas sold at from 63e. 9d. to 645. per 424 Bombay in warehouse, 72.. to 73a. ; Calcutta. 71s. ; Bleak Pea mad Aseff, 708.. ; Baptise, 665. . to 675. ; flee at . Petersburg, 68a. pee qr. ; Isnm, mires havesiongedbandeto fak abet, on former terms. Loodemmade, 111. toNew York, in berreis, 10i. 15e. to 111. ; ditto in bap, 10A 10s. Western. is bags, 10k • and Maresilles, 91. per ton. Cot tonseed cakes have ruled "Wady, 41. lb. to Si. pee toe, for British made. Elwood hes been km in prim. with a very medicate business doing. in Fedi= Jesuitry to Marsh shipment, 54a. 64. per mends. Glen Ca . mut, ia minimums 755.4 Faros is 67e. ; Mkt, 645. to 65a. • Danubian, nvated. Ms. to 675. ; and wild Blare Sea 'aid doff, 345. to 36s per qr. Cotton seed Ira moved off freely,. at is. per We more money. Forptian. on pase, 81. ; ditto, shipping, 81. ; ditto, to be 'hipped, - AL Es per ton. Annum, w. Bame.6-Baglish 415 2 4 reposed, 40; and sadry. 224 pa. 2koe ron qrs. amigo : too, 009 ; linneed.. loB ; reeeWed,ll.ll2lll,l6o4 and maize, 11,799 gm Kimura --.Beans,. 5 ; 90 ; aim& 8,70 0 pm: and Sow, 70.owts. Orgenort ringer. • for Qt. o. read;' t. bld 4' to 61 SoorbgO. l . " old soma:" war to T• 85 to 421 • • • foe to at It to 231 Wes' are se to 66 ad' it iff. se so er Brews wrst.. Yew , se It GAMI. 12111211,1016 It to D goal% gr 22 to 26 Pee Qr. Per qt. Wi469. & tkiald4 and 144996 bow 47 to N lido& I Mooldoo at b 94Zie UMW. bard 62 to 66 Anam9l4•4 2C2 Ratak= teak SS So SI . non. ' Winn Min nosOlO3lllo lin U n oi r I St to a 0 to 40 "O s s° an oar 56 a a WM: a a a n to 48 /Ogg vows. —to MOO non, pos In Os. floostion ST to 89 Country . St SO SI NorTollt BWciiiiiviii. sz thip Bl to 39 • • It s. Dud& ma MIL ispollik tit to 00 y lt to 111 11110aL Doi* ff to IS 1170ika as to SO .0..... Gazers Se Ss So SSse \ Disdain Molds' Osss. Datab brewing feeding ALIVIALIS ON G&W% Mo., E Wale cLialkalk MA CLUSIVL . r_=.:::l lads, •• so a ........ _l6bal • Sous Osion. wkis ll to se Yaw irsosikimrssek SS so IS arsokk. SS Ss SS Asisokss. " M 111 Csosass. SS to 81 tyro LoitDON, By LAND AND MANCH I ro LUAU 10, (N- i i. j____ luaisesi Arisen vs. go. sm. Ms mks. nes 984 MO .. 19111 .... .. .. .. SIM MO, .. MOM LIVERPOOL COTTON mARKsr. (THIS DAY.) .... ..• varwasn LIM INTWILTIOSAL TIM IL) Mom 0111 0.1 oosszoroirourr., The marts remiss very ' Arose sod prig*, @ asthma to oprove. Sales foot op &boat 20,000 Wee. MINCING-LANE,—{THIS DAY.) SIP:MR market has bees (motive dem Friday. Re. Sued dried roods beteg very Kane previa= prices ars sap. ported. Coma, Tea, AND Rims.—No odes reported. Nalli Rllll.--100 pusehriona of Demerara sold at la. Saurvirras —There appears to be buyers at steady prises, but ao ages are reported. Coirea.—Tbere continues to be a very brisk demand, upwardo of 5,000 balsa having bee. acid at rather higher prima. ursßorteeee hea bees dourest okay prices. The oar advertised for Is-morrow evades of SOO calks 200 barrels 12,000 bags sugar ; 100 cadre coffee ; 2,000 packed.. of Indian teas, sad sundry dryealtary goods. TALLOW MARICKT.—(THIS DAY.) The market is firm. Town tallow is quoted 478. 6d. not cash ; P etar eberg Y.O. ow the spot. 495. 9d. ; O 6d. ; ct 498. 6d. ; April to June, 49a. 6d. to 49 ober to Deessaber, 51s. I'AITKR/LA2S OF TALLOW. . lama I Wel Stock on band this dol.. Delivery lest week ..... .• • Ditto trots lat Jim—. Arrive' laid week Ditto iron lit Jose 88,023 1,083 05,096 65,677 %ON akin IlioeY.C. on mot Ws day... Mao Town lwR Friday I 7 d d. 43,017 2,00 17,31 1 . 464 8417 Arrival for vr°l•4llmg Karat lain par, 1125 oaaka ; sad aallvvr. 1,541 imam no arrival log weak soospoiood OS auto Potersberg and 110 other ptoceo. Totol-185 cask& METROPOLITAN. cumuli 3ußiner. (THIS DAT.) Tile number of besets is emniely as large so on Monday last, yet trade is not quite so good as on that day. The c h o i c est descriptions are not mush lower, but they are Dot so readily disposed of. The supply of sheep is larger Trade Is rather dull, and prices cm the average not quite so good_. Ws him • comidertbli proportion out of tit. wool. Trade ler mires is about the same se of tate. From Ger. msay and Hama them sre 1.430 boasts, 8.510 sheep, 11,15 oaks.. end 55 pies ; ram" 200 hued ; BOA, 41 ); Ire land. 120, and 207 for Scotan. Yura i s hono r Abs. 5.4. a. et. Per skews el Mts. L L s. I ME aid WL 5 6 610 110511506611415401 1 5 2 lad I 2 5 6 Bed Liegireds.•• .6 I A Masi qua. barb 24 4 I Do. 00. warn ....4 8 I aim 88 6 0 Iwo It esonlinsi. 5. 4 i rigs 114§6Dasililibeel• 04 6 8 Labe 0 0 • Sods at malt* 2.100; ad lambs, 28,840 ; muss, 115; 54.5, 290: --- BOROUGH HOP MARKET. —41103 DAY.) Maim Pallisdas ea Smith report 00 1111010wod 40• mud foe all colour, igapies, 4 s Oen wiTgosft 11 . 1 o°6' Kati r.