The Express. — London, England, 1864-04-12 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. MIDI DAY.) (Before 11. r. Oamaindoner Bert.) r win Solari St. (fadatiss, a very gentlemanly-looking rouey man, who was Mated to be only 17 years of age, ~i,„fa d guilty to au indictment charging him with obtain ;Lig ter. by false pretences. It appeared that the prisoner was in the habit of Ire q..:eutiug one of the night houses in the Haymarket, and that he handed to the master, who knew him, a chelue for 10f. signed in his own name, but with the words " Fourth Hussars" added to it. The master gave him 5/. and told him be would give him the res. swede when the chsque was paid. The cheque was upon Gnodlay and Co., but the prisoner had no account d.ere, a nd it turned out that there was an ofboer in the g ar named St. Wotan, but he had no connexion with the prouer. Mr. Sleirh, who prosecuted, said that the proaecuton SCC oaly desirous of doing their duty to the public, and ther had no wish to press the matter with any severity silica the prisoner. lie was undoubtedly very pones, and it was believed that he bad get into bad company, and this ha led to the commission of the crime to which he had e.eaded guilty. Mr. ()midge, who appeared for the prisoner, said that frbmds were very respectable, and they were most ani. , :s to cave him from the degradation of being sentenced to hard labour. This instrument was not like an ordiaary rte oe, but partook more of the character of a sort of se. carir for the repayment of the money, and if the prisoner ba,', not added the words "Fourth Hunan" it was doubtful w 1 ier ho could have been convicted of any legal offence. Hi. friends, however, were ready to enter into any wider talons to send him ab road,: if his lordship could consistently wit:. 43 duty pass a lenient sentence upon the prisoner. file learned Commissioner put some questions to the polire.coostable in the case, in answer to which it was stated that the house where the transaction took place was nied as a brothel, and that the prosecutor Lad au interest in ft. ottalgment was post ned to the next session, and the Vraed judge that the prosecutor should not he Ulf ex peuses. tmot, 17, barman, and Janes Smith, 26, glazier, were indicted, the former with stealing Se. 4d., the money of Lis employer, and the latter with feloniously receiving the cane. . _ Kercorirosorated, Mr. Lewis appeared for Oast, and Sr. 2. Williams for Smith. The prioner Oust was barman in the service of Mr. fould•wne. a publican in Fore-street, ►ad it appeared the priwiwr Smith went into the house and relied for two petn: worth of gin, with which the prisoner Oast served lianas named Partridge, the head barman, raw Smith p.:: down on the counter in payment of the liquor, and the other prisoner went to the till and took out a quantity of , nev, which he pieced in Smith's hand. The witness l'arlridge thinking that circumstance auspicious, went to rifoner Smith and caught his hand ; and, after a brief sir took from his hand a half-crown, a florin, a aix. pen::. and fourpence in copper. Oust said he had given rt.i,:e for a crown pima but the till was searched. end no each coin could be found. When taken into custody the mu of 4/. was found on Oust, and it appeared that he had ou:r been a very little time in Mr. Gouldatone's employ, Arc hrl recently been short of money, the defence set up on the part of the prisoners was that Snub hod taken out the silver money which was found in his band, P.gether with the sixpence with which he had paid for the gin, and the 4d. in copper money was the chau;r of the sixpence. .1, witeess. in whose einpioy the prisoner Smith had been up to the time of the occurrence, gave him • good ch3r,cter. _ The jury found the prisoners Guilty. Mr. Kemp re.narked that during the thirty days in which the ',Lerner Oust had been away, the prosecutor had taken nearly 90/. mere than in the previous thirty days during which he was with him. The prieoners were each sentenced to Bre years' pawl serristde. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. THE GARIBALDI RECEPTION. A n:ao named Thomas Seaton was charged with assault iog Tace-coostable Reimers, A 593, at Charing-moss, uziog the progress of General Garibaldi to Stafford Honar. Rtinien stated that he wu oa duty at Charing-cross, where the crowd wee very dense. The prisoner was there with a bench and was lettiog places on the bench to per. saa. who stood there to see the protrusion par. Witness told him to take the form away as no one was allowed to let st.mda. At this moment he waa surrounded by some freed, of another man whom he had removed • little before. and those persons began to hustle him. The prisoner said that the form did net belong to him, but that he bad himself paid sixpence for a place on it. Witness, however, knowing that it was his form, insisted on his removing it. The prisoner spat in his fsce,of which he took no notice, and ties the prisoner kicked him on the shin. He then struck the prisoner in self defence. After a severe struggle, in which he was much impeded by the mob, he succeeded in nineties the prisoner to the station. The prisoner said Reimer's struck him first. Eeimen denied this. Mr. Vaughan—On this occasion it is not for you or for .kayooe to question the instructions given you by the police. if you are told to leave you should leave at once, and with out giving soy trouble. fo addition to this you have corn. mitred a very serious assault on the officer. The *entente on you is that you be imprisoned with bard labour for 21 h Bullock wee charged with assaulting the same officrr. Reimers. To, prisoner had placed himself in Trafalgar-square with a board placed on trammels, letting places for people to me the proceuion. Reimers told him he must not do so, and he re. :led with an abusive exprestion that he would keep hi. st,od in spite of the officer. Reimers s►id, " Yon realty must not ; von must take them ►way." The prisoner trp:ted, with another execration, "Take the things away yourself," at the same time flinging one of the trowels in his Lice, and indicting a slight wound on the chin. Reimers :ton k him into custody. :ned 405.. or 21 days' imprisonment. T -•"as ✓ones was charged with attempting to pick in the crowd in Parliament-street. ••....cenonstable Doble, 147 1), stated that be saw the r. - saner standing behind a lady with his band thrust into pocket, bat protruding through a hole in the :mai and inserted n the ladies pocket. Before could reach the spot he bad moved away . ...that lady and got beside soother, whose watchguard Lid in his hand when witness tame up and took him in •• The ladies reftwed to go to the station•honse or .e their addresses. On the way to the station the threw away some mosey, and was about to throw 'time more, when wittier' seized his hand and took two sovereigus, one shilling, and one halfpenny. prisoner, going down uporlds knees., begged the ..._:.:rates to deal with the sae summarily. but Mr. committed him for trial. P rife was charged with pocket picking in the " ra Westminster-bridge. , 'iceman Hatcher, C 137, saw the prisoner take a silk h........erchief from a gentleman's pocket, and at once took charge. The gentleman refused to got* the station, lug that he wanted to see Garibaldi, and should not stir precession had passed. Heas declined to give his Two other handkerchiefs were found on the psi. tie was remanded. ✓ Nock wu alio remanded for attempting to pick v keu. The shove are the only cues which hare been brought to 1.4 c, art of offences during or connected with the procession. CLEEtKENWELL. GR.OBB BTIZET OUTILLGI. vulgar-looking young women, well known to the t •cc as the companion of the meet desperate thieves that ^f -,t the neighbourhood of Golden-lime, who gave the of Sarah Am& IVard, was charged with committing a rate assault on a young married woman, residing tt 46, ...e..treet, St. Luke's. The complainant, wbo is far advanced in pregnancy. was so ..3 the effects of the prisoner's violence that she was •.. 1 a seat at the solicitors table. She stated that she was along Oldetnet on the previous afternoon, and •• p . ;.,1 to speak to *you n g person with whom she bad for . Leon employed. Whilst so aged the prisoner and six • el, other young women peeved her, and alluding to the -i.e was in, said she had better be at home with her or man, and mending the stockings. After making • • .fiarraceful allusions and pushing up against her, abe t1,..t if they were respectable young women they would r 'h. , assist her than abuse her in the state she was in, • them to leave her alone. As she spoke quietly thou the prisoner, seeming to be very much annoyed, ° .• lip to her in a b ullying manner, held op her flits, a , ;:ling to know what elle meant, said she ,s e her In the taw, and spoil her baldly sod her bonnet. t.. 1,1 the prisoner that it she attempted to do such • L: she would call for a constable and give her into The prisoner no sooner beard these words than she • on her, scratched her toes in two places, struck her blow, threw her heavily on the pavement, and made off. She wu f• 40.44. sod brought back, glee her Tato custody. She had never, to hie' wee the prisoaer before, and the only reason •• he could give for her conduct was that as she (witness) ' expected to be a mother the prisoner and her coin • a thought her a fair subject for ridicule in a public D'Erecourt inquired if she felt any pain from the Ler's violence. Ape's —Yes, my head and face are very sore. (The r • of the scratches were very distinct.) rEynoottrt inked if the Vitae.. had been to am/dial -• whom. replied is the negative, but said she should •• pellet, to Roes she had felt great pain in her side all ..ed the pun still contemned. ' additional indiums, • Eyorourt maid be should do •11 is his power to put • these disgraesful street outrages, and be should the prisoner to be kept in the Boom of Oorr•stion Tilt 'ExiiitEgiii ►iitrESDAt with hard labour for six weeks. Both she and her compa nions might depend upon it that if this punishment did not put a stop to such impropea °Deduct, the next time they came to this court they would be more severely dealt with. The prisoner, on being removed, expressed a wish that the magistrate might be compelled to keep his seat mita she came out of prison. WORSHIP-STREET. ♦ DISIOXIIIIT BOY. George Martin, • IfutTlestUedbo;,.about 12 years of age, was charged before Yr. Gooks with steeliog a silver watch, • gold Aug, and • half sovereign, the property and money of Richard Davis, living in Victoria-grove, Cambridge-heath, Hackney. The evidence showed that prisoner had some slight em ployment away from his home, and that prosecutor'. wife worked as a seamstress for the boy's mistress ; that be occa sionally had to go to their house, and that on • certain day, after he had been there, the article. mentioned were missed from • drawer in the parlour, he having been left alone in the apartment a few minutes. Subsequently suspicion at tached to him, and he wee apprehended, but it was difficult to 6x him with the robbery, and the magistrate therefore allowed him to go out on bail. The prisoner's father, • reepectable person in position and • now attended, manifestly much distressed mind,io and stated that the led had told him he picked up the ring in Victoria-perk on Good Friday last, and that he was pa • trifle off the watch weekly to • man who had to it for sale. He (the father) refused to allow this until the alleged owner came and certified a. much, which not anyone bad dose. His son was not • very good bob for occasionally halfpence and trifling things had been missed that he only could have taken, but he never before committed himself to such an extent as in the present ieetaww. He had a good horns and kind parents, who indulged hint. Prisoner, with teen in his eyes, declared that he did not know what made him steel. He never would do so agent Mr. Cooke feelingly remarked upon the fact of a boy, evi dently the child of respectable parents, being in the felon's dock, and observed that the pilfering had doubtless been progrensive, from not having bens stayed at the onset ; under the circumstances he would not inflict • lengthened impri sonment, bat order that at the expiration of 21 days be re ceive 12 stripes with the birch. SOUTHWARK. THROWLSO eTO7IB ►T THE GARIBALDI PROCESSION. Thomas Nlltrond, • lubberly-looking young fellow, wu brought before Mr. Woolryeh by Sergeant DMswell, of the A division, charged with being concerned with others not in custody in throwing donee and mud at the Garibaldi proces sion in the Westminster road. Sergeant Dodswell, 458 A, said that about half-pant 4 o'clock on the previous afternoon he wu on duty in the Westminster-road during the progress of a portion of the procession from Vauxhall. A cab came by containing a mes senger of the oommissiooers of police en route for Scotland yard, when • mob of fellows commenced pelting the vehicle with mod and atones, and routed the constable. Some of the stones bit the latter and the windows were broken. He perceived the prisoner very active among the mob, and just RS he was in the act of throwing something witness sued hold of him and saw a large stone and some mud fall from his hand. Witness then with some difficulty took ham into custody. _ Woolrych—Did you see him throw anything Sergeant Dodiwell—Yes, sir. But I cannot tell whether it was a stone or mud. Mr. Woolrych—Had the main portion of the procession passed ! Sergeant Dodswell—No, sir. The societies were passing at the time, and he was sure some of them most have been struck, as the stones flew about like hail. Mr. Woolich—This is a very disgraceful charge. What base you to say, prisoner Prisooer—All I have to say, be did not see me throw a stasis. I might have taken op a little mud and thrown that. Mr. Woolrych—Why did you do that! You must have been aware that you were grossly misconducting yourself. Prisoner—l don't know why I did it. I suppose it was because I saw others doing it. However, I did not mean to do any harm. . . . . Mr. NY oolrych told him his conduct was disgrec•ful, and had anyone came forward who had been struck by him, he should have punished him with great severity. Under all the circumstances he sentenced him to pay a fine of 101., or 10 days' imprisonment. Prisoner—l have not %farthing, sir. Mr. Woclrych—Then you are committed for 10 days. 13 0 OIL 10 00. K. S. MA AR 14187'&-M11113 DAY 4 Teo o'Chow. In the railway market to-day preparations for the settlement on Thursday engage chief attention, and prices generally are unchanged. As regards the leading stocks, the only variation is a rise of f per cent. in London and North-Western. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1091 to 110 f ; Great Western, 841 to I, ex div. ; Midland, 128 k to 129 ; Lancashire and York shire, 109} to f ; Caledonian, 117} to IlBf ; South Eastern, 90f to 91 ; Great Eastern, 4d to 47 ; Great Northern, 130 to 131 ; London and South Western, 984 to 99 ; and Metropolitan, 117 to f. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities are steady, at previous quotations. it t AM) OIL I Pd. I BALLWATIL Clow prices ; aisis l — liglW eatercas. to. OILDINAILY SHAKES AND BTOCKA. all ,Blna.WaLlt 11124 Tat illlania Troll _ I Basaaajllsalrd.* *LC. i llrlitot and Izzator lel Caledonian an .ark and Bowdon iti all Cornwall all Me. • 1 A ladle. mill 0 all Do. B 1p aYpW to ell iDublta and I.lusel ell Dttedee,PerthotAbd.J2 100 lalleborgh and Glasgow' 100 Glasgow sad S. W Betio WO Groat sett re Ord. Bt. 100 Da A Peock 1 1100 DaiAng.Blk., Nat 100 Great Norther ficeliatel 100 Greet Northern i ..t A nes. so tue ! 100 ' Do Do.B 11110 p. e. paid B 100 Ot. South & West. Ors ), 100 Great Western _ _ 84. ' lOO. Dollgaier ValOnallakl Bs. 100 La. death Walea 1 Bs. 100 Do. W. lild.—Ozfixel Bs. 100 , Do. Do. Newport: rK , 100 Do. Do. Hereford' IS. 1100 [moulds. it Yorkshire 01. 100 ;London and Blacirwall Bs. 100 Loo.,Briet &Coast PA. 100 ILoodoo,thm.& Dow., U. 100 hidontt North Natal IS. 100 loodloouthWeetern 110. 100 ilian.,Slief.,&l.lnoolnah, N all ;Heliport and 1I all Do. Do. e Shares! IS. 100 .11•Uoponton 11. iIN LDP- New f~.~=~ W Du Nii 100 ; Do Bars. t Durby . all Ind. 01. V. (La) W. Do. 1 Shares 611,1114 teat all' 1114 lont e gry 100 'Noeth si 100 Do. 1411e.,Porth,Doad. 100 N. Italtors—Berwlek 161 Do. G. N. L Parc.- 100 Do. Loads 100 Do. York 100 Do. Carlisle all Do. Mock. & Darling 17 , Do. do. 106648 10 ' Do. do. 100041.- 100 North Loudon Ds. New ...... ,100 North Staffordshire__ 11 N. & 8. Western ALSO 100 Scottish Conlin! is 170 - 0 tirra e Stk ' 10S :Scottish Stidtsad . j ill'Shrewsbury & Wekbpl 1 100 ehropshlre Union 100 South Devon 100 .s m4h.r4lttra _ 1W S. Yorkd t L sr 100 Tad Vale ii D. B $ Do C all CDMr no : I St t; . 100 Val le e of Neath St. 100 Vutorta Btn. & Pimlico! St 100 Waterford & It. 100 West Cornwall fit. 100 W.fltallpl. Harb.l L U SI 117 i 1111 711 f U 117 1$ 17 SO ft 106 106 44 47 130 131 136 166 120 LW 91 93 at 09 td a of id as as id. 101 103 100} 100 t 67 OD 103 104 44 66 100& 1 W II 00 1 . 7 0 640 117 13 112 114 434 132 IS 100 1 a Lid 66 IT 6 4 at N}} I S 5 i Iff_ is i pool se pul l 1111. l 11* in In xd xdl SS 100 xd. a!3! Id - 14 - i,i ad .„10011 i 144 fl I Itsi T id Zd 63 64 83 33 104 91 101 103 A " no . T gm $ 4 psi - ft 111 901 102 94 N WANDSWORTH. GM/AL OABIBALDfB VISZT.-31010:11,01:15 CRAZGES. The Clapham-station charges were unusually heavy on account of the immense crowds of persons which assembled in the neighbourhood of Niue Elms to witness the arrival of General Garibaldi and the procession to Stafford House. There were five cases of watch stealing, three mess of steeling money from the person, One cue of stealing a pin from the breast of a gentleman, and the other cams ace slated of assaults mad drunkeonees. George Teed was charged with attempting to steal a watch from the pocket of Francis P. Gawnley, an inspector of railwa► police. The prosecutor said be was not on duty, but merely look ing on when General Garibaldi arrived. He was standing nearly at the corner of Nine Elms-lane when be caught hi watch in the hand of the prisoner, who was unable to sepa rate it from a piece of string. Witness caught hold of hie hand and also the back of his neck, and handed him over to • countable. _ It also appeared that an attempt was made by the pri soner's companions to rescue him. The prisoner denied that be WM guilty. He had had a day's holiday, like many more, and he wan looking on, when he was taken into custody. Mr. Ingham remanded the prisoner for a week for the depositions. Thonua• Taylor, • laundry-man, was charged with 'awaiting polioesergeant Stevens, 236 A, while in the eleva tion of his duty. The sergeant mid about 4 o'clock he was on duty in the Weadsworth-road, where there was an immense crowd, regulating the traffic. The prisoner MIES alone with a horse and cart, and tried to force his way by the fide of the promotion. Witness desired hint to turn back, but he re fused, and urged his horse on. Witness went to the horse's bead to prevent him, when be struck him a violent blow on the face with the whip, which caused the blood to flow. The defence was that the prisoner had no intention of striking the officer. Mr. Ingham fined the prisoner 40a., or 21 days' imprison ment. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (DT ZLNCTIIIC TILIORAPH.) NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) EIGHTH SALE STAKES. Master Richard 1 Quarantine . . . 2 Gnat de Lion * .. lad Won by •30 lengßui. SWEEPSTAKES 01 , 50 SOVS. Toting Rapid ... 1 Crisis --- .. Ono. SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 SOUS. Z/s Cross ... ... .. ... loeLa Battaglia ... ... ... SIXTH BIENNIAL STASES.' Masquerade ... ... ... Signalman ... ... ... 12 ran. NEWMARKET HANDICAP. One mile six furloop. Astercid, Magsnat BODUID, Anßold, Fantail, Oscar, Sum mand., Actaeon, Oda" Planet, Faros, Echo, Outlaw, Woodcraft, Bay Celia f, Wandering Minstrel, Guerilla, Roraima, Bradamanto. Nucleus, and Rappel are here. PAID FORFElT.—Hoepodar, Dr. Syntax, Erie go hrag6 Peden Jack, !tampions, Barbados., M. Phi Hippo, Lord Zeeland, Alabama, Longford, Carbineer, and Loonora. LATEST BETTING. NEWMARKET HANDICAP. 9 t;i." 7 to 1 Faros (t) 7 to 1 lugotoid (t) 8 to 1 -- Actaeon (t) 8 to 1 Sammersiclo (t) MCRDER AND ROBBERY. —A shocking murder was committed on Saturday evening near the town of Ro therham, and there is too much ready to fear that the crime will add another to the list of murders, the perpetrators of which have remained undiscovered, that bare been com mitted in that part of the country. The ones in its details closely resembles the murder of Mr. Whittaker, • farmer, which was accompanied by the robbery from his person of 9301. The victim in the present instance is John Cooper, of Handsworth- It appears that on Saturday night last he left the nursery of Messrs . Fisher and Holmes, at Handsworth, near Sheffield, where be was employed, to visit his father, who lives at Stone. On his way he called at Modistes's beerhonas at Brookbouse, where he had two glasses of ale, and where he eat talking until about 10 o'clock, when he left for his father's. Nothing more was heard of him until about 9 o'clock on Sunday mornin g , when he was found by the roadside weltering in his blood, about mid way between Slade Bodo° and Roche Abbey. His skull was fractured, his eyes were blackened, and his lower jaw was broken. Near him was lying • hedge stake, which had bees broken oat of the hedge 50 yards from where be was lying. His pockets were turned out, and everything he had was gone. The part of the road when he was lying is at lead • mils from any house, and is usually • most unfre quented spot. Deceased's bands are also very much bruised, and from the appearance of the grass around him • deadly =taeons to have taken plod. Doodad was • power ilt man, standing 6ft lin. high, and would be • fair match in a quedloo of life and death for any two men. The affair is in the bands of the police, but 1111 yet they have not the alighted eke to the perpetrators of the dreadful dead. Deemed was a single man, and was about 27 ea of age. Sorra KENSINGTON Musson. —During the week ending Apra 9, the visitors have Wm as follows : On Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, free days, im from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., 9,812 ; as Wednesday , T huis&y, and Fridley, students' days (admiadon to the public 6d.i, open frees 10 a.m. till 6 p.m., 2,321 ; told. 12,163. From the eyeing of the remeum, 4,564,934. TORSIGN ALUM ARS. Pd. I RAILWAY& , all Anew I ltotiordam lall , Fra=7 . !.osi 'Belgian J $ ,B.AproKi.Southarn ' 6 'Copenhagen (linkltad)..; .11 ' Eno ° la Fatenlo dou .Dunabarg&Witepeldf le Dutch ithenlab all ; Do all Eastern of Prance all Od. Etonian gun. 5 p. a all Great Luxembourg all Italian Junction. all liain.tt Lege the all Do.6p. c.Prf. Be gov all Northern of lg. I 11 Do. New Ma. (la at 13L) all N. Rail B.Apres g. 7p. c. l Do. do. do all Norwegian Trunk Prof ' all Ottoman ,SmyrnaAldia). all part; Lycra, sod-Media all Parts and Orleans all Recife & 8. Francis. L all Royal Danish Royal Sardinian li an Royal Swedish. an ' Do. 7 per cent. all Sambre and Lew an Do. 6} per cent PreL l , 8 San Paulo 3.410 Per d, ' all Do. do all &An& &Lona Venetian 16 ISouthEast. of Portugal.' all !Southern of Prence 1 Marin and Savona. an Do. do all West Flanders Z . I/O. bi per oeuL Yrd' YI , West & s.W.offraaoe. ; plow I isiss. 10 , ,If 17 I If Wm iMI iii 4} ii 2 i POI: to lo} cBr v } vs l 11 1! $7 89 Mt U 37 ad 17 18 14 18 1} .. . 21 f DUI 5 22; 261 26 4 1 4* dli 14_ 10_ il 17! 201 zdi 1 4 I$ 10 i Ile ii JOINT STOCK BLNE.B. No. I U. I ismrcs. 3D,000 100 Agra and U. Ser. Bank .: 20,000 100 Alblooelatt4Livarpool 10,000 100 Do. New 100.000 20 Anglo Austrian 20,000 20 Anglo Italian ,Ltenited) 22,600 40 Australaals 7,500 40 Do. New 10,000 25 Bank of Eupt 6,000 100 Bank of London WOO 20 'Bank of Otaio (1.1a#40;: mow 100 Bank of Queensland 10,000 50 BankotVletorla,Ausqta, &000 100 Bank of Walse ,. ( .l l.l= a d 10,000 10 Bank of New 7 60.000 20 BrazillanikPortuguantl.„ 16000 60 Brit. Amarican Bx. ( fL; 20,000 Britlsh & Californias L' 20.000 60 British N. America 12,600 20 Char. Bk. BAR Coingel 22,200 20 C. Bk. India,Ans., 7,800 20 Do. New 110,000 36 Chrtrd. M. of Indla, &o 1 8,000 100 City 2,000 100 Do. New 20,000 100 Colonial 100,000 10 Consolidated Bank (1) 1 6,000 100 Continental CIO 12,000 60 East London (Llmitad)i 8,000 60 Do. New 10,000 100 English and Iriali&s 4 ) 1 2hooo 80 Eng Scot &AusL 40,000 60 English and Swedish (LI 44000 60 European Bauk(Llinited 10,000 100 Illodom.China&Jap.(L), 10,000100. Do. New 12,000 100 Imperial Bank, UM W& 3,000 100 Do. New 133,000 20 Imperial 100,000 00 !Land Mort.Bk Ottoman . India(L) 10,000 100 London Bank of Soot. 10,000 180 , London and Brasilia 6,000 100 Lon.&Ayres&X.Plater,l l 10,000 BSI Do. do. New 6,000 100 , Lon., Btr., && StaiL (L ) 60,000 20 'Loa. Cb.lnak Avail I 10,000 100 1Londo• and Colonial (L; 60,000 60 London and Corny , 6,000 100 Loa. Hasabg.Con.la.(l 11 00,000 60 ,london Joint Stock 10000 100 Lon. and Northern (L). 10,000 , landau& South African' 4000 101 Do. Do. New 10,000 100 London & S.Ameriesn(Ll 6 000 100 'Lon. & S. Western (Lim 60,000 100 (Lou. & Westminster 1 10,083 100 'Merchant BanIULMI.J., 20,000 60 lflarcantile & Z 26601011. 10,000 MN • Metro. & Prow. bank (L 10,000 SO I Iletican 6,000 100 Midland Bank (1104 10,000 100 National ol ..., o01(1 10,000 100 ON. Pro.ol 16,000 10 New ilesitil;ras 1,000 100 New Zealand (Llmitsdl 60,400 26 Oriental Bank 20,000 100 Erosion. or Irel= nes. . 26,000 20 'Salado, & Baal (L 11,600 10 ' Do. do. New 10,000 15 South Australia 10,000 01 South Eastern (Lim.) .. 10000 100 ,81and. cel B. 8. Africa .. 4,460 100 I Do. do. 46000 IS Union of Australia 10,000 tS Do. New 10000 100 1 1 7 12M0 of holland 00,0011 60 I ,Unlon of London DIBENTI7II !'LOCI 114 1 CI. prima. I Salm 127 130 St Si pm: St SS pm 1 1 It ?S.lt 74. 1. 7 .1..g' ilexie tiPm ism' a a • IMs I 9 10 pm • 4 0 ,1 4 5 pin 2 61 21 pm 49 NP III 419 424 19 20 pm N 72 IS 125 64 46. 71pal 3 pal K 4 911 1 ! 6 3pm 2 tit V.6 pa I 4pa 1 4 2 0 21 1 l 11 12 pas 11 12 per 10 22 pm 20 42 pm! ei 0 19 111 ! 2 pm 11 pie 13 16 pm 3 1 slim _l_ Simi lit ?T idal Po at • 66 4 1 43 13 4344 2 3pok 43 3 {yea 90 96_ 6 7p' 14 151 21paa par 1 9 proi 8 pm R U 4b poil ii 94 i - ills :t 3Pc' Par IP= 714 Hul4 LS pot 66 67 61 63 1 e Oi Mei 1 , 11 I CIL peltaa I 90 08 in 100 107 100 117 1 Na I ♦ liar. 100 1000310 00 4 0.Dihn.,4V0..1 010,0000010 co el. .W.— p. d.. Jaa. &Jul; 018,000 8/ I,ooo.&Yk.4p.e.Jam&Jll'loo 1 6 = i f t. 1:: 11t1e10:tM. Do. Ilip.e.Jaa.&J 100 250,7710 SS- &S.W.,op.o.Jaa.&J 100 .... e< 4p.e.leas.al 100 .... N. Dettlak. IL P. & D. 8., 11.431 Iz T. ct,lo , l). as. 84;00.N .i. 4 0.0 4 002 100 EVENINGS; I APRIL 12( 11864. BRITISH. 70611111810)18. I lk IPt I l A u w ", I Claim pri m I lair m Bebe today Thetsreto 1 p.m 1411 eat Allemilea IL Lawrence OS 61 1 - St IS 11 108 8eee1kw.4120.154.1p.e. MI 105, en , - a Do. Sew - - 911 70 Buffalo=s Mares A I too Ka ' -• 10 100, ell 10 all I Do. Preference 8 9 - 100 KO Bei., BrantAtloderieb .-. I 6p. . Ede Aug 1, 1872 -, ..... US IN I Do. do. July I. 1279 -.- 1M 100 ; Do. do. June 1, 1974' - U. 105 ;Cal. et Lireatern6p.s.g.l 101 101 - IL 100 'Ceps T. A Dock6p. e.g. 98 101 51 - zd -. 121. 19. 100 " rem. l4llll =o. "ar l r t l 20 4 -4 105 - 4 - 11L NM Mat Indian gra sde I 1 106 104+ 5 11 16 Do. G latenion I I 1"' - K2O DI Do. H do ‘,....4 1 Pzo - 100 grand Trunk of 204 - 100 all Do. let pref. 134= 1 , 76 77 76 100 all Do. do. deferred , 20 86 - 100 all Do. ilnd pref. Boode IIM 08 - 100 all Do. do. deferred 51 U - 100 all Do. bed gent. Block IMr 51 I - 100 all' Do. do. deferred: 40 42 - 100 all Do. Mb praL Stock , 26 27 - PM all Do. do. deferred 22 23 - 86 100 Great Indian Peninsula', 1030 1041 101 1 20 2j Do. New. g.Opercent.l 4 4pm _ IL 'MS Gt. &of load ix 6p. et.l 1011 104 - BL IMO Do 41 per amt. I - - - 900 all 1 04 Western of Canada, 10 100 - 100 18 , Do. New lO4 10101 - 100 all . D0.kr.....7. 6. par.1873 92 04 - 00 1 , all Do. do. do. 1277-8 81 es 11 NI 10 , 9 !Indian Limited , I I rue - 10 1 I Do. Nev - - 11. 100 I lladru goat. 6p. out ; 102 103 rit 102 zd 88 .100 Do. do. do , 96 99 a - M. 100 , Do. do. 44 do.-, 01 p 6 xn - 10 ' 2 ' Do. Milt tendon' - - - et MO lfelb. Corp. IS per C. Bd - - - M all Helix and Hotenna Bay 67 69 - 90 all N.Bran.dCan.2,l44 it I 5 6 - Bt. HO N.LofCan.ilp.o.latp.S. ft 86 - 8L 400 ;11cinde. gee 3 per cent. 106 106 101 U. DM ; Do. Delhi do. lll 103 1014 2 20 2 Do. do. do. I ipm 24 4 St. 100 Do. Panlaub do ' 10 4 4 1044 - se. too 1 Do.butooos.noo l ot 90 - Pd I CL Lees sae St. last aad liesiludta .100 140 142 100* 1e 10.0001 0 Great floating 3oek . 2 11,610,110 St. 1,110.8001 Bt. St. ICatitarlse lOO 00 T 1 340.806 1 St 'loo 100.000 St. 'Jackal* BRITISH MI 26,000 2 'Cambrian Coo. Gold, LI 1 /4000 .. IChlrerton 2,900* .. 'CIWord Meal 1.024 .. I Der. 0. Coo. ,Tavlalk )1 12,000 i .. lDrakewalla I 51, .. FI: , Basset (Illosao) J l' 41441 .. Carrion (1,000, .. fast Caro Bras 4,2012 .. 6W. Raasell Cravigol2) 1110 .. °rambler & 81. Au (OW .. lOroat Booth Tolima 6,108 .. 0. W. Vor ,Hobtoo) 6. WO .. Greovilk .... .. .. . stoop .. dam.. 9.000 . 10,000 6 Lel? 6.200 .. 6,000. 1,120 10 700 .. 512 496. .. 91.0‘ 1.000 1.000 .. 1.071 • • 1,666 :: Herod's Foot Hingston Downs ' Berth* ad; Margaret Tay Le4Blo Mlarke Valley Ilnyndy Iron Ore ang!lfs ....... NKewSeton orth Down Ntorth aOi.ik7hr. Pros (u. Want) , ioatrr Nowetta 01. Camden Mt Clear) . ,S. ay . Frances (Wawa) rttr Park Tin Croft west Basset (11 1 0 Pa L• W. Claslon (Litauardm (West Seton .. WE. Basset (IIlopa) 8.16, Wb. Buller ( ) 4,800 .. IWheal Ludcott 1,024 IW.slaryAan (Mechem ) 396 ,Wheal Satan 1,000 .. WE. Trelawnity (Usk ) COM Wheal Union ik 4: Il4+ - It 1 1200 14 NS II 21It MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwoi. In the Stock Exchange to-day the attention of the members is almost exclusively occupied with the settlement, which has commenced this morn ing. The funds remain at yesterday's prices, and scarcely any variation has occurred in the various other leading securities. Consols are now quoted 911 to 1 for money, and 911 to 92 for the account (May 5). The official business report is u follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91j, ; ditto, for account, 92 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89k, 1, ; New Three per Cents., 89i, j ; New Two-and-a-Hali per Cents., 7311 t; Red Sea Telegraph, 20j ; Bank Stock, 238 ; India Stock, 220 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1044, 1051 ; ditto Four per Cent., 99 ; ditto Four Cent. Debentures, 1866, 991, ; ditto Bonds, 9s. die. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 104 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 113 ; and Exchequer Bills, 2a. dia. Few transactions have occurred in foreign stocks, and prices are quoted much the same as yesterday. Mexican Bonds are now quoted 46 to ; Spanish Passive, 351 to 1 ; Confederate, 52 to 55 ; Turkish Cousolid4s, 52i to 53 ; Turkish Bonds of 1858, 69 to 1 ; ditto of 1862, 71 to In the two latter instances, it will be noticed, prices are rather lower. Transactions are recorded as follows : —Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1011, ex div. ; ditto 1852, 1858, 1860, 91 ; Cbilian Six per Cents., 102, ex div. ; Egyptian, 101; ditto second issue, 1001; Greek, 251, 1 ; Italian, 671, ; Mexican, 461, 46 ; ditto for account,%6e ; Moorish, 951 ; Portuguese, 1856, dc., 491, 1 ; Russian, 1862, 911, 1,1; Spanish, 531 ; Turkish, 1854, 901, 1, I; ditto 1858, 691 ; ditto 1862, 71 ; Venezuela Three per Cents, 23!, ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862, 59, 1. Venezuela scrip is quoted i to is , prem., and Swedish, i to 1 prem. International - Financial shares are now quoted 61 to 7 prem. ; General Credit, 5 to 61 prem.; London Financial, 12 to prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 191 to f ; Mercantile Credit, 10 to I prem. ; Egyptian Trading, 31 to 1 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 51 to 1 prem.; Imperial Financial, 61 to 1 prem. ; Credit Fonder (Great Britain and Ireland), 7 to 1 prem. ; City Offices Company, 31 to prem. ; Fore•street Warehouse, 4to prem. ; Ottoman Financial, to 1 prem. ; Lemberg Railway, 1 to 1 prem. ; International Land Credit Company, 2 to 1 prem. ; Telegraph Construction and Maintenance, 1 toll prem. ; 3lillwall Ironworks, 21 t 3 3 prem. ; Imperial Bank of China, 21 to 31 prem. ; Oriental Financial, to 11 prem. ; and City of London Real Property, 2 to 21 prem. The steamer Seine has arrived from the West Indies with 532,500/. in specie. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 60fr. 15c. Fool o'Ctocn. Consols are still quoted 91! to for money, and 911 to 92 for the account The demand at the Bank of England Discount office yesterday was to a fair extent. In the general market the supply of money has increased, in con sequence of the payment of the dividends, but, some uncertainty prevailing with regard to the future, there is little dispoaitiou to take good bills below 8 per cent. In the Stock Exchange, the supply of money was large, and the terms for short loans on English government securities did not exceed 31 to 4i per cent. At Vienna on Saturday the Austrian funds im proved per cent In another column will be found a full report of the proceedings at the important meeting of Mexi can bondholders, held yesterday at the London Tavern. The attendance was so numerous that it was found necessary to adjourn the meeting from the room first selected to • larger one, which was likewise filled. On the motion of Mr. James Capel, who presided, the terms submitted through Messrs. Olyn, Mills, and Clo., and the International Financial Society, in connexion with the proposed new loan, were unanimously adopted. It results from these terms, that each holder of 1001. bond, carrying 261. 10a, of overdue coupons, will be entitled to 4;1. 10a. in 3 per Cent. Bonds in exchange for such coupons. The coupon of 1/. 10a. due theist January last will be paid in cash, and out of the proceeds of the loan to be now negotiated • sum sufficient to provide the next two years' in terest on the existing bonds and on the bonds to be created for the capitalised arrears will be retained. All the rights and securities appertaining to the existing bonds under the settlement of October, 1850, remain intact. The satisfactory announce ment is at the same time made that the position of the holders of deferred Mexican bonds has been specially brought under the consideration of the Emperor Maximilian ; and a telegram from Mira mar, reed at the raeetins. intimates that /realm. Glyn, Mills, and Co., hive been "requested by his Majesty to draw up a report, with the assistance of Messrs. Baring, upon the Deferred, in order that their case may meet with every attention and full just ice." Upon the basis of the terms settled at fhe meet ing yesterday, the intrinsic value of the old Mexican Bonds is computed to be about 60, but it seems ( reasonable to attach a special value to the hypo thecation of the customs duties retained by the old bonds, and in this case the intrinsic value is higher than 50. On the other hand, a considerable amount of the stock has doubtless been bought on specula tion, in anticipation of the arrangement now arrived at, and the market prioe may temporarily be influenced to some extent by merely speculative transfers. It has already been stated in the Paris journals that the subscription list for the new Mexican Six per Cent. Loan of 8,000,0001. stock, at 63 (but re duced by allowances to about 60), will be opened in France on Friday next, the 15th inst. The list will doubtless be opened simultaneously in London, and in this case the prospectus may be looked for about Thursday or Friday. There were no transactions in gold at the Bank yesterday. The 17,0001. by the Moravian was taker for export The steamer Delta will take to-day 214,600/. in silver and 126,2113/. in gold for Bombay, and 19,000/. in gold for Alexandria , making a total of 359,863/. The exchange from Bombay just to hand shows a movement in favour of England of Id., and that from Calcutta of id., compared with those last received. 1101020/17 WNW. 2 Alamlllos (Laled) •• f . .Bon I 1 .Bon Accord Cop. (Ural i A 1 Brsall.L&M.Co. (Um ' all , Cape Copper (IJmlted , 7 CapulaSllrer (United I cobra Copper I all Ooplapo (Walled) l6 Dou Pedro. N. Del Bey . 1 Dun Mount.Cokkl.lak; l Malt Del Lay (Limited), li i Fortuna (limited) ' all • 'General all Kaput& (Limited) ' 1 Unarm I 411 1 .I.ualtaataa (Llmliedj i a • Mariqulta all i IL Auraos Braz.o.ll. A 1 • Panulelllo Copper 11 1 ' Pootebaudallverluall all ! Port thllDp .. __ _ 1 I_l 26,000 10,000 _ 76,000 , 1 10,070. 16,000 10 25,000 12,006 40 10,000, 10 100,00 e 1 75,000 1 23,000 25,000 I 20,0001 *OOO 15,000 , 10,000,1 103,815. 100,000' 60,000 10,000' 100,000! 1 Manta Barb. Gold 13.(L)1 113.000 I doottlah AnatraL(llaL) 11.000 20 AL John del Rey , *174 30 United Mori= 30.000 1 VallanrasesOold 1102 i 10,000 10 , Vsnoosver Coil UAL )1 Kat ;Yiktiaamaiaas s W I sa tril 6 1 (Hs par 36 V - 6 - 6 Pin • 4i d" SO r +_• TPm 1 die par - 8 1. 11 - pn i i 1 V 8 2 I} 1418 46 48 par e t 7 Par 8 1 Pal i Ili lIMCILLULPIZOI7& No. lU. /0,000 10 20,000 SS 20,0414 2S 47,000 10 20,000 0 s',ooo so 1847801. 64. 8,915 $24 60,000 10 25,000 10 40,000 10 50,000 50 20,000 50 40,000 100 12,000 11 19, 0 40, iii LWOW St 277,0001., St 1410 10 501:251: ,000 mm 18 F: 879,075/ 70,000 5 16,000 100 iskooo 20 20,000 16 100,000 20 60,000; 60 26,000; 2 160 000 20 ao,ooo, 20 10000000 'lOO 00,000 26 20,000 50 20000 U 12,000 6 10,0001 10 10.000, 60 iii:.isiO "i 1?.000 60 5,000 60 10,030 1 *3 60,000 10 60,000 10 10,000 211 11,500 10 MON, 10 10.000, 60 12,506 10 80000 16 16,000100 6,000 00 20,000 26 100,676 1 40.000 60 60,000 2 60,000; 26 10,0001 20 1410 OM 1 60,006 1 60,000 , 10 10,000, 60 1ii6•56; 1040 10 MAO I MOON IL 10.0001 SO 10.000 00 17,0001 10 *co' so 10,003' LS 4.tit CON A/11 Angie-Mieckan Met Matralllan Austratiandi r rttiti BerlinWanorwarb Bombay Gee Britian American Land L& I. Meg. TeL (L).. I Canada Company r:L fisnathauLaanila) Ceylon Own. otTtri zaPsa licen er.(Ll Commercialljnicanlne. Comolidated Din . (1, OontractCorperetiong . . ONO& Eng.TreL7ep.e Yowler ege j MI" . Preferesce r .hsr.M Deb. I L India brig. a Canal =Com&Ted. (L Telegraph Dog. sad Ana. Copper Financial Corporation o.Creditet Fln.of Loa. (L Gen. Steals Navigation Hudson's By tndkn Imperial Financial (1 ) Carrying (Lim Internal Fbian.lion (L 1 1 Italian brig. (Out Cam Do. p. c. BJa. r. U7O l Jointilieck land Securities ( Us. Lood.andenledon.lL LLL Load.Diatrict Tale% ) Load. Man. Also. ) Da Nay Lood. G. Omnibus (L) Load.. ItaLt AdrLtlalt Load. MercastileDiv.(L Lond.Provinalsillarlen ciao , s 16,000 IEO S/00001.j SI. 60,004, 10 10,000 60 16.300 26 1110,0001 It 1 ids:Ooo ; so 10,600, 10 60,000 20 30,000 6 10,000 20 SADO 10 10.000, SD 30,006, 60 Ma ras Drip. & aw l Do Warine In • Irod iti = d . do el Yerean.CrotlitAaso, NaAal land & OoL C. National Dia Oon. Notional Noun Nra.(l 4 Nerbudda Oonl & L 'L. N. Zeeland T.& Lonn(L IN. Haitian Amanda L N. Brit.&Yeeeao.lL L I NoyslkotuifLandL. .L ;Oman Issraaj Oriental Con Masi= unirok&L Oriental Gan (Lholno& Do. New ;OrkotanliadMosao(l) (Ottoman rinanc , !tlEL !Ottoman Ola ( 'PanamalLlLB=Ti. Do. relsiah, • O. Iftioa I _Da 11 . 0 w _ _ IQuebrada L, Z., M.(L Ithyouley Iron Do. New Lto J. City Imyrov. (L ) Ditto ditto Itoyal Manna= Soc.linsa.tria l ; . iii : 8. Ablaut Y. It L. South ANOMIE Lod Sabirsylie talign" 1 1 n to = my D..(L) Int O &A n g r A t °L. I. Uoliodi. nag. 01).1 Univers, Karim hie.(L. Upper Ammo Temais. Yon Direia's Lad... : ii«iintias — rieli 1 I Pt I CL plam 1 NM& 111 --=•• 19 le 19 L"' 67 II 76 77 I.lls par .41 i Dm 4illBl 4 4 iPal SA 8 4 / 4 Prai II 4pm 6 86 7 Bpm SA 36 111 116 Ili 116 4 6 pail 1& 1 d4UP°' 97 1 If lf 7 gyp. 1 pia II 18 74 1 P 4, 8 1 lifmli 4 dlii 96 88 11 iipm! tpm, 1 2 41 7 12 13pze 11 II pml els Par It Pot I Pm II 1p I 2pm sok zi 1 pell_a 4 I l it :-! f it:: I I 1 Prd Pr 1 10 1 11 m l /Sri IS O Irm! 2 po , 14 .1 I Si lli f I dis r 4' 81 84 10 13pm It -8 9 In 87 1 0 01 149 146 NU par id le 2 pea 82 23 48 58 1 4 I P dim P: 140 10 12 11 11 Pr PREFEB.ENCE SHAILLfi. 10 9f ill ti ha! 10 ' m _ad Ueda; Obatham, sad Dow, 5 per ont:reforoctoo. ea die. Manchester, Sheffield, sad d 6 par cent. (61.), 41, North Eastern, Stockton and B, 6 pa min nitto, ditto, C, 6 per mat., 32g. North ilitsdadalage, estate." In this point such "differences" will not stand iu an equally advantageous position with those arising out of transactions in securities not officially recognised in the Stock ExchangY ' such as Turkish Consolid& and Confederate Bonds, in re spect of both of which stocks claims against the estates of defaulters have before now been admitted with at least the tacit sanction of the Stock Ex change Committee. Members having transactions in the shares of new companies prior to allotment are now expressly warned that, in the event of the failure of the member with whom they deal, they shall have no claim whatever, or " miler any cir cumstances," against his estate. The interest due the Ist January last on the first and second preference bonds of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada will be payable on the 15th inst. We are requested to state that the share list of the Millwall Iron Works, Shipbuilding, and Graving Docks Company (Limit ed ) will be closed to-morrow (Wednesday), for London, and Thurs day, the 14th, for country applications. The subscription list of the International Land Credit Company was closed last evening. Appli cations have been received for upwards of 200,000 shares ; the number to be allotted in this country being 50,000. No applications for shares in the Commercial Bank Corporation of India and the East will be received after Thursday next, the 14th inst. The wind having changed to the south-west, the arrival was reported yesterday of about 35 ships from India, China, and other Eastern porta. The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia, are expected to be distributed in London this (Tuesday) evening. The Adria, a beautiful screw steamer belonging to the London, Italian, and Adriatic Steam Navigation Company, was imccesstully lannched at Middlesbro on Saturday, from the building yard of Messrs. /teahouse and Dixon. The Adria is of 1,200 tons burden, and fitted with engines by Messrs. Faucet and Hackworth of 150-horse-power, com bining all recent improvements. MONDAY Ertsnro. Consols, which closed on Saturday ii 91 to for money and 911 to 92 for the sth of May, opened audclosed to-day at the same quotations. The official business report is as follows :—Tbrce per Cent. Consols, for mouey, 911,, 1,1 ; ditto for ac count, 92, 911.; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89/, 1, ; New Three per Cents., 894, ; Bank Stuck, 238, 240; India Stock, 220, - 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1051, 1041, 1051 ; ditto, for account, 1051 ; ditto Four per Cent., 991 ditto!Bonds, Bs. dts. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 1041. The India Five per Cent stock oontinues to meet with inquiry. India Bonds were sold at Bs. dis. Ex chequer Bills remain at is. to N. dis. IL; the foreign stock market the principal feature was a rise in Greek Bonds, which were purchased as high as 251, and closed at 251 to 4, being 1 higher than on Saturday. Mexican Bonds were marked as good as 46 , j , but'closed at Saturday's quotation -464 to I—the effect of the satisfactory proceedings at to-day's meeting being neutralised by sales to realise profits by speculative holders. Confederate Bonds havedeclined 1 per cent.; Venezuela of 1862, 4 ; and Turkish Consolides and Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates, per cent. Russian Five per Cents. of 1862 improved 4 ; Italian stock, t ; and Portuguese scrip, 1 per cent. The market for the financial companies' shares WAS rather flat. Imperial Financial have declined 7s. 6d. to 10s., Mercantile Credit, ss. ; General Credit, 2s. 6d. ; and Financial Corporation, 10s. to 15s. On the other hand, Credit Mobilier and Credit Foncier exhibit a further improve ment. The closing quotations are annexed, viz.: —International, 6 to 71 prem., ex dir. ; General Credit, 81 to 6 prem. ; London Financial, 124 to _I prem. ; Imperial Financial, 61 to prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 91 to 101 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 51 to 6 prem. ; Credit Fonder, 74 to I prem. ; and Financial Corporation, 14 to It prem. Hudson's Bay shares continue In demand, and were firm at 191 to 1. Egyptian Trading were 2s. 6d. better, at 34 tot prem. The shares of the Societe Financiere d'gypte were quoted rather better. The closing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. :—Queenaland Sheep, 1 dia. topav City Offices, 3to prem. ; European Central Rail way, Ito prem. • Home and Colonial Assurance, % to 3 prem. ; O riental Financial, 1 to 15 prem. ; Clyde Engineering, 1 to 2 prem. ; National Finan cial_ , 1 to 14 prem. ; Lemberg and C z ernowitz Railway, Ito prem. ; Fore-street Warehouse, 4 to prem. ; Commercia Agency and Finance, 3 to I/ prem.; International Land Credit, 24 to # prem. • Telegraph Construction, 1 to 15 prem. ; Imperial Bank of China, 25 to 3 prem. • City of London Real Property, 15 to 2 prem. ; and Millwall Iron Works, 2,i to 2 prem. The letters of allotment of " Smith, Knight and Co. " were delivered to-day, and the price has declined from 3 to % prem. to 21. to 21 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAL) Two o'Ciocw. The transactions in the mining market to-day are not large in the aggregate, but prices generally are well maintained. Wheal Grenville and East Grenville shares are in prominent demand ; the former are now quoted 9 1 1 to 10k, and the latter, 31 to a, showing a rise in each case. East Caradon are also firmer, at 31* to I. Sitline,y 4 7,e,ed 6to ; Whorl *Ma, 22.0 io 205 East Lovell, 12} to 4 ; and Nangilea, 29 to +. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady. A reduction of 51. per ton was announced yester day in the price of cop per . Present quotations are reported as follows by Messrs . Sims, Willyams, Neville, and Co. :—Manufactured copper, 1051. per ton ; tough cake and tile, 961 . ; best selected, 101/. ; yellow metal, 94d. per lb. ; sheathing nails, llid. The Committee of the Stock Exchange having been fully engaged yesterday in the discussion of other matters, the question of a settlement in the shares of the Otea Copper Mining Company was adjourned till Friday next. COMMERCIAL AND HAREEM LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (sr imollll7 axn mmAlloiur. nzanus.) (ran on on oonsarosamar.) Corrolc—The market very stAady, at full prima, sake will probably foot up 15,000 bales. Coax.—Fair attendance at con market, wheat in dull &mind, except for amber qualities, which bring full rata. Flour quiet. Indian corn slow sale, mixed 28e. Egyptian beans unaltered. Oats and oatmeal fair demand. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SUOMI—Me market continue, quiet at Wit Friday's prioaa for both raw and refined, acerady any business having bean transacted. Comm.—The demand privately is inactive for both foreign and colonial. Tii.—The public sales °within' to program steadily at fell raise, and privately there is rather more inquiry. Ron.—At the Nowt decline Demassra has been sold won freely, good to fair la. 6d. to la. 7d. tittizrzroo. —A parcel of fine quality sold at easier rates, retnotioe 3g to 3g, for cash, We. itefuied quoted at 395. per bag, at which business is doing. Bits—The demand continues limited, at previous rates. COTTON. —Y eiterday 'a improvement is fully maintained. Join.—Business has bees done for arrival, but full par ticulars are not given. 0•101131. —A small paned of common sold at 235. 3d. and Cabs at 265. TOIUMIC.—Bespi sold at 325. to 325. 6d. The Committee of the Stock Exchange confirmed yesterday—by • vote of 22 against 2—the resolution passed on Thursday last, whereby transactions in the shares of new companies previous to allotment will not be officially recognised in future. The resolution applies to all companies that may be brought forward after this day, but not to those whicL have been introduced in the interval between its adoption and confirmation. As regards any shares which may hereafter be dealt in before allotment, the committee will allow no "buying in" or " selling out." Although many of the dealers in the Stock Exchange have intimated that they will adhere strictly to the committee's resolution, it is still iuestionable whether a consider able amount of this irregular sort of business in the shares of new companies may not be carried out, despite the disabilities now imposed. Should • decided check be given to it, it will pro bably be mainly caused by the decision of I the committee, as conveyed in th e pre- King Victor Emmanuel, who, as is well known, sent resolution, that "no differences arising is a great friend of the chase, has just reorived twasty stage out of such bargains shall (under any circum- from Galiforsia. They hare cost, voysse and all, little len sesame) be allowed as claims against a defaulter's than 3,000 b. a piece, TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The warkot is quiet to-day. Tow' tallow is quoted 40s. 6d. ; Petersburg Y. O. on the spot, 41s. 3d. ; April to Jame, 41s. 9d. ; Jaw, 41s. 9d. ; July to September, 411. ; October to December, US. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY. ) Mown. Harvileand Zambia mon taw& et the followiag wises :—Prima meadow hay, 75a. to 89s. raporkm ditto, Ns. to 90a ; inferior ditto, 50s. to 60s. ; clover, old, 904 to to 11 XX 0a ; ditto aew, mood rat, 80s. to 106 s. ; straw, Us. ii .g. 16n 140 MO id _ . _ _ t id 7 At 7lt 101 101 N 106 N 100 88 100 86 87 N 100 NI 100 e 1 et ti i 183 101 S i-3 11 i as ati 4 4 '1 i u - - a _ nd se - 113} i 32 li 7 e - es - 14_ _ 11i I - i O l 61 9 10 I 4 114 . se 31 5 11 i l 1 18 20 1 Si g 08 Ns b) 41 !. rOS le I It 26_ i - if 4I 5i t i t ..7k Y} 14 440 460 40 SO SS SS 18 Is 10 11 ii ri ii as 106 116 al 90 'i4 I. &LS 8 ift zd 32j I SS 4 4; - :1 II 41 i