The Express. — London, England, 1868-04-02 00:00:00

THIRD EDITION. iA INTELLIGENCE.-(EH18 DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Hr. Cesendedoner Hohoyd.) IN PE CIIIINING.—CANZ Oa AN 0110110 This was se application fur release on the pert of Martin Luther C u nitabig, who is described as formerly residing at Oriel College, Oxford afterwards of 88 and US, Hi g h. m et,o x ford, afterwards of 7, Montagne-plea, Waseell sqvare ; afterwards of the United Hotel, Charlee-street, St. James's ; afterwards of No. 30, Dukstatmet, James's afterwards of the Brunswick Hotel, dennyn street ; afterwards of the Palace Hotel, Buckingham street; afterwards of 15, dermynatreet ; now a prisoner for debt in Viliteeran-street Prison. The bankrupt has described the muse of his failure —" iirutiiciency of income, which was derived from friends, to meet eugage ",,,,m„, principally one. t r acted whilst at college at 0 - x ford." The debts are a s so got.. a snail amount for a university man. The prima creditors are Hewes. Foster, tellers, of Highabea, - ford. vhire debt is 10.5/. There are three detainees th e iril. ru pt—one by Mr. James Lock, 51W. • Mr. Tr.. ge ea d, ; and the executors of F. T. CoOper, 181 Mr. tteed, in support of the application, dated that the whole of the debts had been contracted by the bearkisept while at Oxford, and were principally due to Oxford tradesmen. There were three data/sem Dir. Robeson opposed the application. The bankrupt bad not been brought up in custody, and the can amid . nut he heard. It opproring that there bad been some mistake in the service of the warrant on the gaoler, the case was ordered to stand over till next day. IN RE T. C. RAVENFICROFT. The bankrupt, who stated himself to he out of empiey meet, and residing _at tanasaapleas, Croydos, wee formerly a commercial teassl pewristasly *leek to • stockbroker. lie now ap tor Ms lame filegag= 4 Debts. 380/. • cause of um, lama ea stains sad insufficiency of earnings. The bankrupt, in answer to guadifas from the Commis sioner, stated that his lasses on shares were incurred before be was of age. The deteinieg creditor (who did not - oppose) was the stockbroker to whom he had been clerk. His Honour expressed the hope that the bankrupt baying attained his majority was now wiser, and granted the release. POLICE COURTS.-(ISIS DAY.) GUILDHALL. UTTERING A FORGED CHEQUE. I:,,?,rrt Samar, Mathew*, ahaa Lark - man, living at 27, Lobert.street, Horton, and Henry Spriggs, his brother-in in•law, were placed at the bar on remand before Alderman ("suttee. charged with uttering a forged cheque for 1601. with intent to defraud the London sad WesteunaterSank. The prisoners were committed for trial. CLERKEN WELL. CH.M.L v tINNT • COFFECHOURFACEEPEIL OF HOCI;88ING A CHTAIIBT. • ' ll,atA, aged 37, the proprietor of • coffeehouse in Weetocidace, King's-cress, was charged on remand with stealing a cash-box, 1101. in gold, silver, and Bank of England notes, the property of Mr. Francis Frederick Feilders, chemist and drnuist. Mr. John Wakeding appeared for the prosecution, Mr. Ricketts defended, and Inspector Gray, Y division, watched the case for the commissioners of police. The facts of this arse have already been reported, and it will be remembered that the for swore that he went to bed at the prisoner's coffeehouse on the 2nd ult., and that he remembered nothing more until the 10th, when he found himself in the University College Hospital. Mr. George V. Poore said—l am physician's assistant at the University College Hospital, and am • member of the Royal College of Surgeons. The prosecutor was brought to the hospital on Monday the 9th of March. He was suffering from delirium tremens. He remained for several days delirious, and is now an in-patient of the hospital. lAA week when he was brought to this court to give evi dence. I did not think that he was in a fit state to undergo • long cross-examination, and if it had not been that it was put strongly to me I should not have let him oome here. Ido not think he is now fit to undergo a long cross-examination. Cross-examined by Mr. Ricketts—Delirium tremens is brought on principally through hard drinking. I think that the prosecutor was a heavy drinker. Alfred Able, of 7, John-street, Victoria-paik, • cab driver, badge Nu. 11,507„ said—About a month ago, as I was driving past the prisoner's coffee-house, opposite the Great Northern Railway, I was called by • man and I pulled up. I went with the man to an ironmonger's and came back and pulled up at a public house, called the Salisbury Arms, two doors from the prisoner's house. The man got out and went into the prisoner's how and came beck with a cash box under his coat, and I was ordered to drive to the ironmonger's again, and I waited there for more than half an hour. The man came out of the shop and ordered me back to the public-house, and when we reached there the prisoner was standing at his door. The man went inside the prisoner's shop, fol lowed by the prisoner, and after staying about ten minutes the man that engaged me came out with another man, and when they had gut about twenty yards the prisoner came out and joined them. They all went into the public-house, and the man that engaged me said to the prisoner, " I know this man, it is all right ; pay him well." The prisoner gave me Hs. The witness was closely cross-examined by Mr. Ricketts, but he was unable to give any particulars of the appear ance of the man who engaged him, although he was 1111/0 it wan not the prosecutor. I :eorge Hall, of 4, Stanmore-dreet, Caledonian-road, Pale-1 am foreman to Mr. George Moore. of 104, Euston road, an ironmonger. On Monday, the 25th of February, I believe it was as I returned from dinner, I saw • man in the shop, and Miss Moore was trying to fit a key to a curb hos. I tried to open it with some picks, but I could not do so, and then I' sweated" the box (unsoldered it). When the box was opened I saw • quantity of papers, and the a.an put his hand into the box, turned up the money, which 1 saw was gold, and said, "There is only about 301. or lO'. I saw a cab waiting at the door for &bunt an hour, , a 1 the man, when he went away, got on the box of the crh. Before be went away he had the lock of the boa rewrldered and • key fitted to it. When he went away lir , hft a letter and • statement of accounts relating to a druggist and chemist's journal, but he afterwards came and fetched that away. Mr. Wakeling remarked that that piece of evidenoe was imp.... tint. as his client was • chemist and had such papers in c rsh-box. Crosweiaminesi by Mr. Ricketts—l should know the man bo,glit the cash-box if I was to see him. He wore • black felt hat, with a buckle at the side. It was between the hours of 1 and 3 that the man came with the cash-box, but the prosecutor is not the man that brought it. I did not see "ty Bank of England notes in the box. I was told by Mi.. Moore he had been to the shop before! same beck from dinner. _ . , Bl the magistrate—The cash box produced (proseou t..pes) i,- the box that I fitted the key to, and you can see where the solder was melted to open the box. Wskeling said be could not carry the case any fur ther. :.ad he had, therefore, to ask for a remand. If the priJoner was admitted to hail the ends of justice might be frustr.ted. _ _ . Mr. Ricketts said that the prisoner had surrendered to his bail. and it was only fair that he ahould have his recognuances enlarged. The Magistrate remanded the prisoner, and refused to take bail, saying that if he was in the wrong a judge at chambers would put him right. ANOTHER DEATH PROM DESTITUTION. AL inquiry was held last evening by Mr. Humphreys, the Middlesex coroner, at the Old Fountain Tavern, Baldwin-street, City-road, relative to the death of Elizabeth Hudson, aged 6.5 years. Wm. Burleigh, 66, Lambeth-street, Whiteehapel, a ,apanner, said that deceased wee his mother, and she lived with her son a t N o . 16, Waterloartraiet, City-road. Wane.' had four children to support, and he warn so poor that he could not contribute anything towards the do. ceased', maintenance, but his sou earned la. &L a WINk sad he g o t a s hilli ng wee k f or r i ng i ng • c h urc h bell, sad that :fleecy, with what the church people gave to deceased, and what she could earn, gave 6e. 3d. • wee. for the two of them to support themselves tic. The deceased was found on Wednesday Lit. Witness attributed her death to sheer want, for she h d not enough to keep body and soul together. Two shit. imp out of the tie. 3d. • week was allowed byt i ls=sh. Ti„ little grandson of the deceased was e and b,,id that she used to have meat about ones • fort,- ~ .ght. and she used to complain of feelin,g the want of n.e..t. He gave her the 2a. 6& a week that be earned, and ocz af that she used to feed and clothe him. He found her .lead on the Boor. AL. .t. I'Llanlon,' surgeon, said that he was celled in to t di e a s e d a ft er d ea th. The body was emaciated, and showei signs of want. Death was mused by effusion into tae f :zigi and exhaustion, from want of food end medical .ott.-: care. 'There was diaeme of the lungs which a fight Lave been cured by medical attendance. Th.' jury returned • veralkt " That deceased was found from want of medical attendance and =Make:it Th e ocoouchement of the Princess of Wales is e ' , Petted to take plaoe in the month of Jaw.—Echoes to AA :'e Clues. ETON COLLEGE. —The school will close to-morrow for the Ranter holidays, the (heat Western and Month lve ? tem Railways roaniag *Niel trains foe the eon menet of the scholars. The vacation will terminate on the Nth inst, with the return of the lows: boys, the fifth .nd lath forms reterning on the two encosediag days. Losoox Gan e* OMNIBUS COMPANY (Lammas). —l4-..tlie receipts for the week ending March 29, 10,0 tit. . '4313 I 2 JIM , I Yawl zxTRYABs, TIVISPAX • I IL t4 '1 14 , TEM' en f ill". l llffiraNalegal 011.11.12• LUXEJIBURO RAILWAY COMPANY: • I moat a lAA. • . et Le, • mointo A meeting of the shareholders in anticipation t itc 101106 Of/ 110 EINEM - • t. , ” of the helf-yearly meeting to be held ia Broomis oa the Bra,—With the NorthitniphOn ',War 15th lastaat, In mosedaries with the ststals, was held at B u m ig s mi. g . p s i . mes b i g s g g i i01(Ogo VIA 1 o'clock, at the Louden Tavern, Mr. Cross la the chair. maw twwww lilt beemphis to a dew. m a g o mi ., The report and Amounts, which bad been previously kneed, having bees taken as reed, ( eneen sea new reel meg lists, Mersiogome The CHALIIMAX said • dividen d of 3e. Gd. per share for Ism they are ambitious to take mkt to •Mr 000 tie pad To or was certainly *et latiafaelorY• The well- National Beat-nee se Weide', er the HI& wee of th is return vu wring in a greate to the pi ma ;rig id a ', by *w it si m i rd e l. B prosistgec iastilisieney of the tariff imposed by the BWabagovern. neat, and it was no consolotien to them Mat the gamma. o f the " timid W all ' Th• meet lines bed raffered to na even gramme mans than moo of the turf comirliniby, 1011111 r, • will desk& their own. In the case of foreign invasion this inquiry Ism eadeavour to keep the gone dive by their eperatiose was one for which there was no exam. He believed the on the fastopproaching Two Thomaad mid the Pithy, Minister of Public Works in Belgium did not intend to tar I m iasm a a i s ms i s aMma ss m N er si gim pi os . sa injure railways, but be took, as has bees done elsewhere, a Lew he the dark. However, the ministry bad sees the -- - -°°°°t° were, to bmstkis li "P an " with .111641° the weer wbidi had been communed, and were auxioas to certain favourite& It he net my MIN" Ise" 40 400. retries their Mope, and there was sow • fair peewees into • review of the two days' running, but those residtel th to tariff would In granted which would Sold a mum' that 'effected ea either race soot necomarily be MOD. 1 aide *Sea. (Cheers.) There were ether causes of dr tinned wham the maim . ma m ma ...maws are being gersalen to the lest year, besides a low tariff. and dea l t with. it the foot pieee Sir Joao Hawke . see el elms was the dispute respecting the forties* of Lorantbuig, which, by chestnut* • war ii t en d e d horses ran bully, though without shaking the onendeam greatly to injure the occumeraial traffic of the se. A in Rosicruchus, it being so evident Wolsey bad mot bon third remit was the unavoidable eenstraetios of ... i .. d of leto_dogite the glowing re p orts to the m ons, Mkt Oarlike Valley breach. The iron works in the ___ i that Ma exhibition went let within& while) it wee: Liege didn't bad of late suffered very much, but it could net be doubted that there would eve loss be palpable the party did not bag Cettylo at last. OPIPoo • revival is the iron trade. He then entered into sense Sleeve and Bine Gown were bo th oat of odour, it is trio, 1 . 0 . 044111 0000ied with the amounts, and concluded by aid more particularly as regard, the Two Theumnsl ; moving a resolution for the adoption of the report and is may probable ais l y Th e ra mi e s b o o st w in b e I wants, askthst the dividend en the preferment limes be wanted foe the Row* M tie emeteet, this swa m, lined in Brussels at the rate et 12 francs 50 centimes," 10e. seseinag pen shore ea the shares paid op. and the diei, i d hened by the bold offer that ,be aids dead on the senstiteted abatis at the rate it 4 Limainl74 beet Torteese against each of Sir Josephs two ale Mlle. Goalless'. or Pa. Id. atseliag per share, awl that these OA- gemee, "1, 2, 3." Lady Onesco- -- donde hips:able on Nth inst. > met Wise it the Mlle Iles we Ira' After moue ' thit I= a lles poieb eiV Md . a- - PUBLIC AISETINGB.-(111111 • BAHIA AND SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY (LIHIFID.) ;e — e aimed his equal a the race, with a the worst of the weights. Aad yet there was a avoided MOWN with referent's to Matthew Dew soa's creek team, neither Speculum nor Harvester being in any great demand, and Pace again declining many pointe. What is the matter with the latter few seem to know, for ha is guaranteed to be soared in wind and limb ; bat bin " Sulky heels" ban probably bees the cause of the oppudden all through the pima. With this failing it will be impossible to train him on hard ground ; beside" which, he will not do for asy nee he may take part in should the turf not afford him " sett going." fieffelk is another " fishy " member, kis stable oompaaion being sat down by some good judges as the better of the twain now, so that they may possibly change places in the betting some day. With the breaking out of renewed opposition to Lady Elizabeth and the Earl, the question is, what may be called really " firm " for the Derby? Typhoeus is quiet, Rebhan is giving Ma friends great uneasiness, and Cams is little the better for Lozenge's running in the St. Lie, the difficulty being to bring his form anything nearer to Lady Coventry's than it was last seamen, seeing her ladyship met the old ono on a stone worse terms than be did, making the ellowanoe for sex. As I informed your readers on Monday, Orion' owner never cared to bank him for the Derby, and the colt is oboes being sold to Mr. Charitable Institution Bead. though it is strongly 'Repeated Ise is only an agent for the Duke of Newcastle, who will have a strong team indeed when he boasts the possession of this flyer. But we must await the New market Craven week before discovering anything tangible about the Derby and Two Thousand great guns ; and I must dismiss the subject for the present by adhering to my old opinion that if anything beats Sir Joseph it will be Typhoeus. In the meantime some attempt should be made to solve the Chester Cup riddle, as there must be a " good thing " in the background when Beauty, cleverly as she won the Whittlebury for me, is a favourite at Oat 131 b, which is 181 b. more than my delight, Landscape, has on his back. Out of order as steeplechasing may be in April, it is mammary that the moveable Grand National Hunt Meeting, held at Bedford this year, as it was last, should receive at least a parsing notice, for the Grand National Handicap will wind up she great contests of the jumping season with some iciat. Compensating for the failure of the other "features," this promises to promote a capital race, two Liverpool victors, Alcibiades and The Lamb, promising to join in the draggle, with the apparently invincible Doctor, the pride of the ffritelP 6l4 7, POP. Wile Tile Nan, (Markey, the Pinch Avenay, The Tiger, King Arthur, I and some lesser lights. The Lamb will have 41b taken off his back, owing to the " disadvantage " be must suffer i in having a gentleman rider like Mr. Edwards in the ! saddle ; n tholes' there is much to be feared from The Doctor ; and another D, The Daisy, is receiving so much weight from him that he must be in the hunt this time, slowly as he ran at Liverpool. Yet there is no telling how good The Doctor is, and The Lamb may only prove second best to him when it comes to the finlelt, though it is advisable to stand the two.—l am, &a, METEOR. The ordinary half-yearly general meeting was bald this aftermoop at the London Tavern. _ _ _ Iflr. T . 5 8. Rxoorctasr , 81.1., - ;rho ireided, moved the adoption of the report (which has been published), and expressed regret that they were unable to keep up the of late years normal dividend of 6 per oent. per annum. Five thousand pounds had been set apart towards the building of the new warehouses and jetty, for which they had raised a eepaistie account, which would be accredited with the eernings of that branch of the under taking, and in course of tune the cost would no doubt in this way be paid off. A separate account had also been raised for the insurance fund, as agreed at the last meet ing. The receipts since the date of the report had ex ceeded those of last year for the same period by nearly 50r cent., the total for the eight weeks having been 8,218!. in this against 5,6711. in the last year therefore , there was every moon to expect an increased dividend for the current half-year. Some discussion arose on a pro pos al to pay the usual 3 per cent. for the half-year, sprea din g the ,000/. over two or three years, but the chairman having given reasons ' it, and reminded the shareholders that practically the quest ion question wan settled as to the separate account, the resolution adopting the report and the dividend at the rate of 2 per cent. for the half-year was agreed to. The retiring dkectors and auditor were re-elected, and thanks to the chairman and his colleagues concluded the busi ness. FENIAN ARRESTS AT CORK. (IT TCLIORAPH.) (TROY OCR OWN cogUIpONDENT.) CORK, THURIDAT. Four men were arrested last night for entering Jennings's home. They were brought before the magis trates this morning, but not identified, and were dim charged. Four other persons arrested for Fenianism last week ware also diaoharged for want of evidence. (BY TZLI6RA7II.) GRAND NATIONAL HUNT (BEDFORD) MEETING.--(THIS DAY.) GRAND NATIONAL HUNT STEEPLECHASE. Tathwell Father O'Leary Daniel O'lionrk• 7 ran. SELLING HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. Two miles. Waterperry, Savannah, Colons°, end Atalanta are here. IEIMBOLTON CASTLE STAKES. Four miles. Aloilslade, Meanwood, Doetor, and Pilgrim are here. NATIONAL HEAVY-WEIGHT FAEXERS' STEEPLECHASE. Four miles. St. Jaen; King Arthur, Tathwell, and Nebrworth are Isere. F. likale. Sok B. W. 1•04.--.."--‘ W. It Ile 111 1. D. a. —.-- -- •—•—• —..—. 47 W. & cob - 1 Aberdeen . • 8.8. W. N.N.W. lob - 1 Leith - - Ardrneaus 424 & L W. .an - 1 Oreenoardie .W4 4 W.S.W. W.&W. lebm - iblentla - - 1 Ceps Clear .37 &IL 8.1 re - 3 Roche 14 Roches Pt .40 .N.Z. LILL b - 1 Unocal - 47 8. W. b - 1 liolybeed .40 Z. W.N.W. ob - - Sensanee - 40 e L. 14.N.L. 'eb - 8 Brest .. - - 33 Z. NAL I 4 - 6 Lorlent .14 L. N.l. N.Z. b - I Inebsiort - •16 , X. N.l. N.L I b - 2 Plyieoutb .41r p Z. 8.1 lin - 1 = ler m &N.A. LB.ll. ,be - 3 LA.& &N.& I c - 2 N. *be - Ynnneedie N.Z. N.W. o - 2 Ilasiberesgb • 1 N.N.I es - 1 Wein' • 464 N.W. N. W. ob - 2 !UWE .. - 46 43 N.N.Z. N.I. Paris Strasbourg - I N. .32 8. =4 Con - - - =WING » LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) 2.30 Berceseter corrected ma reload to II Nes El ass Swel. The rattail r hising), t (shing), s (steady), led Wee abrades el a mb masked theettemlwftlds lesll4 Sacra Ilmsragnsesr =pond In shade. Extreme forge, will Ms dirndls, WS Id Mum Z. -csgs. Wombs,: bt -blue dra I ra-derle tL fog : b--la ; L-41111 11 ialeg ; la.llldlol ; 4,- ro ....mos. (doll) : r. -Ws : s.-scow; R-Okurier. Ewe of WI t rashed), dosing lag It hom e les distorbenas MURK& Pressure to still very uniform, there h hardly any =t t o note eluce yesterday. A tendency to fail Is shown In Temperature la unchanged tendency are generally tight and variable. In the south of Instead the' s = easterty. Weetbar Is Inc. but slightly misty and hasy hs An influential attendance to-day, but the businaes did not take a wide range ; and in she majority of came the investments were limited. For the Cluster Cup, Abergeldle and Day were made about equal favour ites at 10 to 1 each. Beauty, Seville, Priest, and Treasure Trove, were all well supported at their quoted prizes. For the Two Thousand, Ironniester was backed to wia 5,0001., and about 1501. was invested on Typhoeus, at 9to 1. On the Derby some esneational doings took place in con nexion with Lady Elizabeth, 100 to 15 being laid against her 25 timer, and six monkeys afterwards offered. The big bet of 5,000 to 500, Pam and Suffolk coupled, we also booked. CHESTER CUP. 10 to 1 apt Dalb ui alid o ff ) 10 to 1 (t sod off) 100 to 6 (off, 20 to 1 t and w) 100 to 6 Brllle (off, 20 to 1t) 20 te 1 Beauty (t) 26 to 1 Treasure Trove (t) 25 to 1 Grey Stocking (o) 28 to 1 Priest (t) ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS. 100 to 4 apt Lady Elizabeth (t) TWO T spit TyphHOUSAND GINEAS. 9 to 1 oeus (t U freely) 10 to 1 Pass (t and w) 100 to 7 See Saw (of) 25 to 1 Ithiegows (off) 1000 to 17 Ireamasber (oe, after 5400 to 106 hod beta taloa) ARRIVAL OF A GOLD SHIP.--QUIDINSFOHN, APRIL 2.—The ship Superb, from Melbourne for London, with 72.000 1 - sterling in gold, has arrived off this harbour. She landed 14 passengers by the pilot-boat. She will pro ceed after repairing provisions. INDIA AND CHINA MAILS. —MESSINA, APRIL I.— The Tanjore, with the mails from India, China, and Japan, posed lif *slam at 10 p.m. to-day. ALLsOND naturism. —At the Chester Amines, yesterday, before Mr. Baron Pigott, Jahn Haseett, 38, „, Be r n , Ambrose Murdock, 22, oheohnotter, 1 s iiii Uitivrisrrr OF DIINLIN.—What the Uni and B ernar d / q uo, r 3. womaii, all of Crewe, varsity has hitherto done for the education of Disooters were brought up to receive soutanes, batZli ke sea ! from the Established Char* might never to he forgotten. found guff& on 'Paesday evening of illegal • at 'lt will certainly not be be hog , a by thole Roman @Mho- Crewe. On the night of the Bth October lad, a i BM who, like me. have ,t the advantages of the °Meer named Williamson , toge th er with two other pas ednention which Trinity affords, obi. Ink hack sone, saw the prisoner Baesstt , and a man nosed Gan - wren their connexion_ Hiik Malvern WA union link. sing come out of a beerbouee and go to the °rand Jane. intercoms* there wi th their esanirratm of other mea d s, ti m inn. They w ere shore j o i ne d other men . a nd ae as some of the meet fortunate ineideale of their lives. midn2 or 14 men same oat. e company marched , And if we suggest farther modlikations of the U in IP coke, but observing the alone they fell eat I airanAlemente , we de so only in virtue of that right i line. to en o p en . plies of m en& and the University has given as, to spent m alumni of this having M c r aNi th ri c fall in li ne , sad went 1 national University and to claim for it what we beli.ve a n , o 7eh Ti d e dr ill, mar • ti m e, w h ee li ng . its. Mew will moue it its _poittoo in the affections el the the drill wed to •pa house, sad mos afterwards neon* and enable it dill more effestively to adoines the dispersed. Mom was that the affair was a bakes canes of learning, and contribute to our 'milord ; ti,* mea the .. a ., en the alert " fee the ha et the ,We wish to draw closer the this of affection wile r HL Imiehip, ha psalm seghterm, Oa be mold us with the University of oar youth . For my see part, I not think that the T high , wish at ones to guard myself in anythaeg I nag souset bad affected oirledn eis=liesa=framilpsimems, tram being /unposed to look upset Trinity Caw ea many and that they bad fallen into their lefty rem teem of the speakers on Yr. Fawastre melba last @anion of example rather than from anything width bod migheato seemed to do. It is not to ms a biotite inetiliation to be in their own minds. The primmer, were essieosol, rewollilinif'ai'd ,— “ ti • hinelieent Ind truly laa=e l one. Lyn.sa (who had acted as warmonger), to Mee months, to be carried ou in its oareer of improvement, further aid - Bassett and Murdock to six months' imprisonment &dented to the more fortunate dICIIIMBI&II0e1 of our times. mob. —4. L. Whittle, in Prater's Megarrne fee Aril. DERBY. 100 to 15 apt Lap Elisabeth (I 25 times) 10 to 1 ooms (t and w) 10 to 1 Pam (cd) 20 1 Suffolk ( 25 to 1 Earres 011) tor (off) 5000 to 500 Pam and SONDE coupled (t) 500 to 50 Pam and Bluegown osuplod (t) YAUBIIUIIT . A , a, ~ „ . o,allialViii/a4MMADEUX - - ...- "WITIVii4E r 10,410:7*TINI,I. in r. ) - 1 . . a m / i s pA e l eg e • ! t viaigke 4e 4 a; 4 o l 4 l e l ;mg ;, el , - ii—‘77---- Oki o , c u m !i• 4filletweeilidllelent maw widow, di MOM &madam a The lipiilialPaatket 4 gore active to-da ti f ri ..A but • mom ottimall 10,04 v, W : 14 0.6., oetlaisblemeniwommeseml a liselPsa"•'• cb• ( "t oo , t o 61. t, 'afo ot At to f • Wass. ant IP VW aim, Mona ea Me oarli lib Ow V P __. ,_ _ _V ~ gi , , mewl the.Osueless •461111 imort rate of variem die. Gnat for, ito giit V ri r o a f 7=tt i o s. , l'ettt ati liar, cet The asys.nises • t al orftreskerby,23s. to-265. ; Proridettoe, rti to . 11 11-• ji k r, 29 ; Chivertcrn Moor. 61 to f ; North Cra ft y, 3to 31 ; Wert Great Work, 3 to 3} ; New Lovell, 14a. •' :r 4 „ ! h. ~ to 16e. ; and West Bitty, 10e. to 12s. Gd. la the market for foreign sad colonial mining ' • t. IW. net . alums, St. John del Rey are in request at 25 " x t: & J. asibiasa. 7. J. . to 26 ; Don Pedro, I/ to* 21 prem. ; Anglo - .& G. =erten, To mei. ddinnron. ' Braaalian, I dia. to par ; Pestarena, lat ' John Phelps, Fulham (cox.). k die.: Chontales, lf to in db. : ; • 011PORD. Gras, 1-16 dis. to 1.16 p.s ; Att ' 4. W. 0. Benson, GaMol. Italian, par to f prem . ,. • United Illeal, I to ... I. C. A. Yarborough, Liorrolm. lbw a/ Nada= Exeter. I ; prontino and Bolivia, 4 to ' f.; G Phithp, If to f ; and Cenftal I.mowlesa, f dia. . B. 4tV . Niversity. to par. IP. v• -- '' - 6. T. ivy it;etor. 7. R. S. Outer, Worcester. & D. Dorhiskir& Bail& O. IL W. Tottenham, Christ Chunk (rez.). Tim roved throe rues betwese Buses sad allakilier mai*, red to Urns the WatAITIIISS. a 1100 crow, showed to sod eirsoilses. Tie Coadtbs wet oat later, rowed to Chiswick, sad amid fast Is the AgamisM is goad hew. EXECUTION FOR MURDER AT iteinaroNs.—(THlS DAY.) Frances lUskiler, who was osimisla& at Sha Ist* swims tar et ISFr Ye =War NI KM mused ilarilsoilawnl,4lllllllmordlilies, lasbud, lJ yaws sr sas.wss;swesaist die front of the Comity gaol at Maidens,. The facts of the caw will be fresh in the recollect its of our readers The prissier, who was not aware that her husband had a child by another woman until atter their marriage, beamed to have conesived • great &alike to it, Lad to have repeatedly threatened its life, and abs appeared to have taken it out One evenisg in August last, while she was on a visit to her mother and father et New Romney, 'eying she was going fee a walk, and she relented without the child, which was found drowned in a ditch close to her father's house. The evidence, although cirennistanliel, left no doubt.of the gent of the unhappy woman, and dace her conviction she has admitted that she drowned the child, but declared that the act was not premeditated, and that she had no intention to destroy the child when she left her husband's house. The wretched :woman was lamentably 'gusset, and she appeared to be utterly unacquainted wit► aaything like religious notions. Through the instrumentality of the Rev. Mr. Fraser, the chaplain of the prison, she has learned to read dace she has been in custody, and she was this enabled to reed portions of the Scriptures, and she appeared deeply grateful to the chaplain for the Mad mariner in which he had behaved to her while she was under his charge. Although the prisoner despatched several letters to her hashead requesting him to come and see! her after her oondemnstion, he deellaed to do so until Tuesday. The interview was of a painful character, as the prisoner taunted him with living with her sister and reproached him for his conduct. He Wien quently promised the Rev. Mr. Fraser that he would break off the connection. After he had left the eell the prisoner beret into a flood of tears, and bec►me dreadfully excited, and her shrieks were painful to hear. The husband said he could not bear to bear them, sad was hurrying out of the corridor, but Mr. Fraser compelled him to remain, and at the came time urged him not to forget what was passing when he retuned home, aad expressed • hope that it would not be without its effect in inducing UR to alter his course of life. He was evidently affected to some extent, for while the shrieks of his wretched wife were ringing in his sera, he begged the chaplain to spare him and let him get out of hearing of then:. _ . . _ . The prisoner had one child by the maa Kidder before their marriage, which is sow three yams old. She wee brought to the primmer, sad bad as ialerviaw with her Irma:died mother oa Tasedey. • assmseled seas rat W the rt IfsAar 1 fora commutation of the capital sentence. lt is un derstood that the learned judge who tried kat, Mr. Jus tice Myles, was applied to upon the subject, and his reply was that he was perfectly satisfied with the verdiet, and that he could not see any mitigating circumstances in the case. The law was consequently left to take its course. It was nessemary to wilt the culprit on to the scaffold and after the drop fell she appeared to struggle slightly before life was extinct. RAILWAY, XINING, AND OTHER SHARES. —(THIS DAY.) Wien lin•day to 1 p.m] COLONIAL oovintraszier mouarries. . Canna. GamassenA s s•TmA.Jasam7 • 115 New fleueli Woke Goeuswast. 5 per ant, ime• ' Jewry sad My, 965. • New Zealand, $ per gent, INN, :Win and Denertabit, qimisedini, 6 1186 p r, 1864415, Jae. Jrely, lBB4. Do., 6 per 11 Amar, TINAIIia • 6 l ee wollata4l4- sad Job. 1034. Viola* Geempans y e, pee • Jea...e2 . 117, 1111. AND •" ." 1 11.4 - • • 1.11. f ISOM • 411.811111 Mi ,Liss hum pohli B). 971 7. 49f , Elk Do., West It id Z NieN ut Lacashire and Y London, Brlghteu, and Sem* , 001, 60, 4. Leedom sad N ore Weals, 1141, 3, f , 14, 4. Metropilitan, 1121, 1, 12, 1. Due Katensine, dlr. limbed to 6 per cent. till Jan., iO. 1051, 5. Metropolitsn District, 741. libillasel, 105, 1,4 f. North ilmiern, Berwick, 1494, 4. De., York, 93, & South Devon, 43. BRITISH POSSESSIONS. Bombay Bar., and Cent. Ind., par. 5 per et.. 103;. East Lilian, Onaranteed 5 per cent., 110, Greed Trunk el Meads, 15f, 1. Great Indian Peeineula, guar. 5 per oent , 1091, 85. Do. (New), 51. Greet Western of Canada, 155, 1. Maade, dras, 1011. gumaateed 4f per cent., 103;. &b Do., Delhi, 1014, 1. IM., 46.191. paid), 2 1-16. Do., Punjemb, 1011. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and San Francisco (Limited), guar. 7 per et., 15. Great Mashin Leseretwagg and , Witepsk V 5.16, (Limited), guar. 5 per et , 78. Obese= (is toAißai, 34. Royal S dlaiaa, 31, 5.16. Royal Swedish, 4. FOREIGN OBLIGATIONS. Orel Vitebsk Rai., pia. by Rum. govt., SOL 11, 801, 1. Beath Austrian andlisetbarills-Veastian, 83. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN mntEs. SL.Tebn del Rey (Limited), 354, 44, 6, 5. JOINT STOOK RANEE. AfIS (Ibnibed),A, 10. Da , B, 71. Mimeos (Limited), 12). Anglo-Austrian, 104. AAees6il►► Banking (Limited), 191. (Ladled), 44, 9.16. Scottish, and Australian Chartered, 17. I Ottumwa, 101. 111. Lad Mortgage Bank of India (Limited), 1. Leaden and River Plate (Limited), 104. Leas sad Weetnitester, 674. Da, Snip, issued at IW. pram., acne of which has idea paid, 461. Union of London, 301. MISCULANEOUS. A2eo4lll6thall Telegraph (Lbnited), 224, 1. Atlantic Telepapb, 56, 41 mi Dtimn., %sr mat., 105, Tea Patsies ( • ed). lies (.Lbatteilb..4l. Ceylon Company (limited), 7 1.16,1, 7. City 0011001 (Limited), 61. Credit Fenner of England (Limited), 2 15.16, 1. JELUP;; v ii I::r en c t elt 9 . 4 Viceroy Loan, guaranteed by 1. —. no-street Warehouse (United), 91. General Credit and Discount (Limited), 51. International Financial Society (Limited), 31. Leaden GeneralOmnibes Company (Limited ,1 15.16. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, New, 1867, 01, 114. Rio de Janeiro City Improvements (Limbed), 161. Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Lan, 73, 1, 21. 1870. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON KARIM ,(TIDIS DAY.) (nom ouioixOiiiiiiiiioirDwr.) Market strong, at yesterday's rates. Sales probably 15,000 or 20,000 bales. MINDING-LANK,-(THIS DAY.). Boors.—Tbe sake in this market are confined to moderate pare= of British West India at firm prises. Jamaica, 31s. fid. to Ma. ; Deniers's. TA. to 32a. 6d. Refined—prior are about maintained, but fair lumps us now to be had at 4.94. Corr= —The rungs of plantation Ceylon have gone aH without spiral la public sale but at about provious priors: Sue and flee ordinary, 67a. to 695. 6d.; low middling and middling, 70s. to 795. ; gold and flue middling bold, 79a. 6d. to BM. 6d. ; =berry, 83s. to 91s. Native Ceylon ordinary, 455.; good ordinary 51s. to 51s. 6d.; bold, 60s. Q. to 61s. 6d. About 2,500 bags Rio have roma, bean sold at firm ratio. TICA.—The demand for Com= coatis= active, and wan= qualifies op to la. 3d. are now soiree. Bier is in improved reqasst ; 100 teas Ball= sold at 9s. 9d., ex ship, and 5,000 hags Kim at lls. tid. Scoo.-500 boxes and 100 begs pearl mold at 18e. 6d. to 19e. bd., for small, and 16s. for medium and large. Fauxr.—The demand continues limited for all kinds. _ _ SPICES. —The market generally is quiet. 700 begs of Singapore black pepper mkt at 34d. to 31d. 140 bales Ceylon canna:nen, third to lint pile, la. 9d. to 21. 3d. ; ships, Sid. to 10d. ; 50 bap pamente, Zd. ; African gnpr 25e. to 29a. Cloves : :sp. • Bourbea, . Carrot'.—T he demand °animus' re:quaint at • further advanced id. to id. par& Jun.—m. i market s quiet bat previous prices an liar.—A.small parcel of Loramma mid at 50/. Oocirrimu..-750 bogs hive boon sold at firm prises to Id. lb. 'drawn. Hondo:at, diver piety, Is. 94. to U.; to tam, 3s. Id. to UM.; black, 25.8 d. to to. ed. Tariff. silver, 2 0 . lid . to 3s. 9d. ; black, 3 0 . 2d. to METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We are moderately rupplied - with beasts, and the demand iNed; emesqueetly Mender's =Wiens aret well supported, and a fair alearance of lamp are by no mans plentiful ; trade is, however, slow, and a clearance is scarcely effected at Monday's rates. In ferior calves are net selling quite as well as of late, but choice ouditiee are not cheaper. Our foreign supply m ats of 100 besets, 300 sheep 167 odes., sadbitaps. tar eke* al lir ad. at e l'w Mari al Ma. ad. ad. art Soot. Harallia 4 10 6 I DaptDasailt-latallk 4 0 4 Dot -asima 6 8 11 0 Destlatearitsla.... 410 11 11400•1 qua bomb 11 6 310 Da 16. 1h0ra.... 4 4 4 Oahu 3 6 6 0 Dm* statia qua 4 4 4 MP 1 46 11 Da do Okra.— 38 4 11101.1 Ara lilt-twade 6 4 1 6 lambs 8 0 0 Data' at laatbat, 51 ; sheep bad baba, 5,460; Wm, 1147 . PIM 55. THE FENIAN PRISONERS AT MANCHESTER. Yesterday morning Captain Mitchell, the I governor of the New Bally Prison, received an official letter from the Homes informing him that the minimizes of death passed upon the primmer, Thompson and Mulled, for the murder of Sergeant Brett, had been commuted to penal servitude for life. The prisoners were removed to London at 10 o'clock, and yesterday afteasoce were lodged In Millbsak Prises. As MS as ' the removal was accom pl ished the military garrison was withdrawn from the gaol. Detachments of troops, contd• buted in turn from each regiment stationed in Manchester and Salford, have been on duty since the prisoners were committed for trial, and the outside of the gaol has been patrolled by a small force of the county constabulary. The latter were withdrawn at the same time as the troops. It rony be interesting (says the Manchester Guardia: to recapitulate the sentences which have been upon the prisoners convicted of the murder of Sergeant Brett, or of participation in the riot which accom panied it. Three have been executed ; three, who were sentenced to death, have severally had their sentences commuted to penal servitude for life and seven have been severally sentenced to penal servitude for fi ve years. There is little doubt that these sentences have had the effect of breaking up to a great extent the I Fenian organisation in Mancheaksr. Several Irishmen who were suspected fled to America to avoid arrest, and, with the exception of a couple of bells which were designed to raise funds for the defence of Thompson and for the benefit of the relatives of the men who were executed, there has been no sign of vitality in the organisation since the opportune arrest of Thompson. NVCATENR RIPORT.-(THIS DAY.) THVRSDAY, APRIL 2, e LY THE WIGAN DISTURBANCES. On arriving at Wigan on Tussday evening the detachment of the 68th Regiment sent from Manchester, soesisting of 130 men, under the command of Major Trent, proceeded to the Saw Mills. Haigh, • short distance above the Lindsay Pit, where the prinoipal disturbances have taken place, and there the men were located for the night. Incensed by their two previous failures to prevent the " knoketicks " descending the pit, the torn-outs, it is aged, intended to achieve their object yesterday morning at all bawds ; but the presence of the MB bed • deter rent e ff ect, for quietness reigned in the The police force of the borough proceeded to plass at 4 o'clock, armed with entailer and revolvers; they remained at the pit • couple of hours, and then marched hack. One of the places of assembly, yesterday morning, for the r country maws, preparatory to their clamant on was reported to be the Boar's Head Bridge, About midnight, 400 or 500 men, many of el= armed with loaded sticks, congregated at this plaos ; bat if their =cldestination wee Whalley, the arrival of the caused a change of the plan, far after • eonsalta ties the pasty mead to the Wigan Coal and Iron Oom pany's Prospect Pit, about three-quartas of • mile away. There they smashed the windows, end did further damage to the weighing-machine house. On moving away, and when near the Horseshoe Inn, Standish, they were met by a body of county constabulary, who had beau in the village in expectation of a disturbance, and a collision took place. The collides rested the pollee with • shower of atones, but the *Mows, who were armed with staves only, dispersed the mob, after some little restraints had been offered. The ostrages, it ap pears, are not osollsed to one district, ter en Sun aril the woodwork of the pumping engine-how-how at the Wigan Coal and Iron Company's No, I Pit was set on fire by • party of men whose faces were covered with crape masks. Another meeting of magistrates was held in Wigan yes terday, when it was cleated to remove the soldiers from the saw mills into the aware of the town, and, if possible, the public-hall will be 'lapsed as a barracks. ST. PAUL'S CATICILDRAL.—The following are the the appointed by m e th of of London to reek in the Cathedral in the on of April, 18018 :--litunday, April 5 (morning the Bev. Arthur Martineau, ILA., o f Trinity College, , reser of St. Mildred., Bread. street ; Friday, April 10 ( Friday manning), Re. F. R. Lloyd Jones, ILA., ordinary of Newest. and elasiti i the Lord Mayor ; Good Friday afternoon, Rev. Josiah Irons, D.D., of Queen's Oollage, Oxford vicar of Holy Trinity, Brompton ; Sunday, 19th (morning), Rev. l F. R. Lloyd Jose, ILA., ordinary of Nergabs sad dep. lain to the Lord Mayor ; Sunday, 26th (wreathe), Bev. William Calvert, ILA. On Sunday, the 12th (Amer Day), the sermon will be preached by the Tay Rev. Dr. H. H. Mihail', Den of St. Paul's. - - 1 i..-ii: laxrruro itesurn THE PL'AP.—And now I at reminded of an incident that I beard related in the county Glare—• very alias& land for adventure—l can't say how army years ago. If I midair* sot, the story was told me by the old servant himself, who was an actor is the drama. A quarrel occurred in the huntiogliald between two 'mike= of the county—Hr. Vandals's. and Yr. Sad den—very hot words paned between than ; and though friends in and and a sort of tram was accomplished, by Snuck clianeed to be thrown together as they rode homew , when the oltereatica was renewed even more "PI than before. At i r oi t ,4 4 as they rend " I OVERLAND MAIM —BOMIAT (HEAVY) MAIL the gate Ilr. Vandeleur's the dispute had passed all bounds of decent disonaion, and high insult GIB/ALTAR, Avail I.—The Delta leaven at 2 p.m., all had been hurled by each at the other. " Let us settle the well. She may be expected at Southampton ca the 6th business at once," cried Vandal/am ; " I have pistols ready h o t . OuTw A iRD BoKRAT Nan .. _G iszALTAJN A mu the house." " Nothing better," said the other, " P s i The Ceylon, from Southampton, March IS, arrived to-day your man !" And so they rode side by aide up the avenue„ Vandal/nes groom alone following. When they arrived at and lemma at 7 P•ra• for Alexandria. at the house It was already dark, and the question was Tickets for the reception of Jules Fevre at the bow to Noosed without causing any alarm to the fandlel French Academy are no longer to be had. Net only it the and it was at leagth decided that they should fight in the l ea d s o f stablocard, at fifteen puss, each man to hold a lantern the'""PP*Atical gllgnignd with triton* interest, but that also of IL de Remus*, who will reply.* as a auk ft his anaemia's fire. lam not certain that I shall be relating crunis with the most scrupulous lieu him. As the political and religions opinion of that room to veracity, hut, in jPaiina, inf_arinang, must academician are la wartime, with these of N. Far* tr girt taw rant aam ranaanna "own ward*. goverameat are prepared fora violent attack from both ' Where are yea, yen sosmdseir aye imp ranter when wa t ers.y they ease eat into tie yard. Vim here, yea dioaawkr cried out Skidded. Stead oat bowid r says ay The Ostoestry Advertiser ear :—" We have the router. ' It's what I'm doing,' _mu the ether. 'Give pleasure to record a plus of minnow to • nolonforaise the word, and so sere talking. ' Get behind the ramp. isfebeer ea the pert of a lisbep, wade is wraelted far by a yen hewn; soya I, pg ay leader bur the aced. ' Gib hind. When Dr. Selwyn peal ea Wield viii be Weber. behind the pump yen are.' And se ; sad whenMea the .4 her day, eat his teed is the isv. B. they by my conscience, it was Stud&rt that get , lead war* of the Tiebbialtell Thesedere* it, and It was more than three months before be could sit with an expend°, of regret that his lordship's down spia."—Dtsebeveers Mepe:ise for April. time was too short to allow him the *seam of a visit." I SMITHITIILD HAY HAMM. —(T11111 DAY.) NIMr. Mules MUMS Lobes repute bode fra at the mss prier, to Review hay, 765. to 844. ; inferior dike Mo., to 70s. ; clover, old, Rh. to 100. ; in ferior ditto, 70s. to 96e. ; draw, 30t. to Mk 3` 1 2' MONEY mArtirsr.—(fais DAY.) aim o'ol.ook. The steak italkste ars firm be-aey,. wait ,f rxxl amount of business, sepecially in fensign bands, whisk show a 441'14. Basta of WU, Brazilian ,pf 1865, the Orel Vitebsk Railway Loan, Spanish of 1967, and Turkish of 1962 and 1665 have been bought to a towsidwahle extent at an improvement. Egyptian, however, are flat, the reoent hitch with regard to the payment of the interest on the loan of 1864 having led to numerous bona Ade sales. Railway stocks have advanced in several instances. Cheat Western is better inanticipatioact some satisfactory explana. Sous being afforded at to-day's meeting in reference 1 1 to the financial position of the company. Console are rather dull, but exhibit no variation. Owing chiefly to the approach of the 4th of the mouth, there is a fair demand for money to-day, land the general rate for choice bills is 2 per oent. The obese for loans in the Stook Exchange is 14 , to !per cent. Consols are quoted 93 to 4 both for money and the new account, and Three per Cents. Reduced and ikon Three per Cants., 911 to 1. The railway market is firm, and a rise of 5 to per cent. has occurred in London and, North Western, Great Wartime,— Midland, Great Zintreen, b and Great Ziorthena A snicks. Annexed are. the • inlets :-41alelonten, Aro. to 71, LOW. ' iral EMIL irs U 4( to ; Great alVkilitn; art. tr 4 nd 108 to ; London 'ant South Wern i , 85 to 86; Great &stein, 331 to 344; Brighton, SO to 4 ; South Eastern, 73 to ; Metropolitan. 1124 to 1 ; Great Horthern, 1024 to 1 ; ditto A, 97 to 4 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 181 to 1 ; Lancashire and I orkahire, 125} to 2 ; York and North Midland, 92 to 93 ; Berwick, 1001 to 1; and North British, 331 to 341. Foreign stocks are in active request, and the general tendency of prices is upwards. Italian of 1861 are in especial demand and show a fresh rise of 4 per cent., the present price being 491 to 50. The improvement in many other bonds amounts to tto 5. Egyptian of 1864 and the Viceroy Loan are exceptionally flat, and have declined 4 per cent., viz., to 814 to 824 and 72 to 4, respectively. Brazilian of 1865, 72 to 5 ; Chili= of 1867, 89 to 90; Mexican, 151 to 16 ; Peruvian of 1865, 781 to 791. ; Russian of 1866, 83 to 86, ex div. ; ditto Orel Vitebsk Railway Loan, 81 to 1 ; Spanish, new, 36 to t ; Turkish of 1858, 594 to 60 ; ditto of 1862, 634 to 645 ; and ditto of 1865, 341 to 1. There is very little business in Indian stocks. The Five per Cents. are at 1131 to 1141; the Four, 1001 to 101, ex div. ; the Bonds, 28s. to 335. prem. ; and the Five per Cent. Debentures, 105 to 4. Exchequer Bills, to. to 10s. prem. No movement is apparent in Bank shares. London and Westminster, 67 to 68 ; Australasia, 55 to 57 ex div. ; Oriental, 42 to 43 ; Anglo- Austrian, 45 to 1 prem. ; London and Brazi lian, 34 to 32 dis. ; Imperial Ottoman, 5 to 1 prem. ; and Consolidated, 1 to g prem. Financial shares are still neglected. General Credit, 25 to 1 dis. ; Credit Fonder, 74 to 74 die. ; International Financial, 11 to 11 dia. ; and London, 26 to co dia. Only a few transactions have taken place in mis cellaneous shares. Anglo-American are quoted 221 to 4, being 2s. 6d. lower. Atlantic Telegraph Eight par Cent. Preference, 54 to 1 ; Telegraph Construction, 134 to 1 ; National Discount, 101 to 11 ; Hudson's Bay, 141 to ; and Egyptian Trading, 5 to 41 dis. The market for American securities is steady. The 5-20 Bonds are at 725 to 1, being 5. per cent. higher. Erie Railway shares, 484 to 49, showing a decline of 4. Illinois Central, 894 to 90 ; Atlantic and Great Western Debentures, 264 to 274 ; and ditto Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 304 to 31. The New Spanish Colonial Eight per Cent. Loan has improved to 15 to 11 prem. The Superb has arrived from Melbourne with 72,000/. in gold. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Consols are unchanged, but some of the railway stocks have further improved. Metropolitan and Caledonian have risen / and per cent., re. spectirely. Peruvian of 1865 and Mexican are / to better. FOUR O'CLOCK. The English funds are inactive, at 93 to I, both for money and the account. Railway stocks are firm, the transactions con sisting mostly of purchases. Caledonian has im proved I per cent, viz., to 711 to 721. Brighton is quoted 501 to showing a rise of 1 ; South Eastern, 73i to }, being } better ; Great Western, 49} to }—a relapse of ; Midland, 105 to ; Lon don and North Western, 114} to 1 ; and Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 125} to 126. In the foreign stock market there is a strong de mand for Brazilian Bonds of 1865, which have risen 2} per cent., viz., to 72} to 75, upon a rumour that the Allies have achieved a victory over the Para guayans. The Viceroy of Egypt's Loan is I better, at 72} to 73, but some of the other foreign bonds have declined }to } per cent. Orel Vitebsk Rail way Loan, 84 to 81} ; Italian of 1861, 49} to } Spanish of 1867, 35} to 36} ; Turkish of 1865, 341 to ; and Egyptian of 1864, 81} to 82. About 4,0001. in United States gold coin hut been taken from the Bank to-day. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rental opened at 69fr. 40c. for the account, being it per cent. lower. The two committees of the Venezuelan bond holders of the loans of 1862 and 1864 had an inter -1 view with Lord Stanley at the Foreign-office yes tecalcdanaedwhen various measures were suggested as to bring about a satisfactory arrange ment of the bondholders' claims. His lordship as sured the deputation of his sympathy and readiness to lend all the diplomatic assistance of the British government in the matter. The steamer Maria Pia, from Lisbon, has br0n8ht46,7501. in specie ; the Hermann, from New York,l 9,0001. ; and the City of London, also from New York, 1,0001. The Tasmanian, for the West 1 Indies, will take to-day 34,2641. in gold, and 10,0001. in silver. - Of the 933,0001 in Australian gold now on the way to England, a considerable portion is about due: Lady Melville, with 264,0001. has been out 84 days ; Kenilworth, with 37,0001. 78 days Mao duff, with 290,000/ , 77 days ; Mediator, with 37,0001., 76 days ; True Briton, with 115,0001.,65 days ; and the Holmedide, with 190,0001., 68 days. The biddings for bills on Calcutta and Madras took place yesterday at the Bank of England. The amounts allotted were to Calcutta, 24,05,500, and to Madre: ll 24,soo. The minimum price was ls fixed at .11 on both presidencies. Tenders at is. 110. receive about 19 per cent. and above will be allotted in full. No tenders on Bom bay were invited. The government minimum was fixed 1 per °ant. higher than on the last occasion, but the terms actually obtained appear to have bean somewhat lower than on the 18th but. The names of newly-siartmll newspapers reveal. the program of the Paella Who'd isms tis matinsett fil America. A newspaper Ins NM wait Hs appetensse called the Rocky Motottodo Mesa jp • ,