The Express. — London, England, 1864-03-11 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Beier. the Jodie Ordinary.) ORSTAIIIII r. CANATADUI, BILLOON, INGQII, AND DICILINDON. The queen's Advocate and Dr. Tristram for the pen. wow.; Mr. Serjeant Atkins= and Mr. Searle for the re spondent ; Dr. Swahey for the eo-respeadeat Billion ; Mr. B o dge for the 00-respondent Bins. in the 19th of November, 18W, Mr. George Caselairs, • ,eurnercial traveller to an eseeive timber merchant, warned Elton Virus. At that time be was eel 90 years of a,:e and his wife 16. They lived together at 'the, f, e reards at West Plutostead, and ultimately at West %Ain, iu Kent. They had no children. They lived to ,ther for 13 years before the husband began to enspeet his tale of any mismeduct , and the results of the DlKileities •03.. h he then instituted mused him to present the pessot petaioo. Jonathan Billsoe was described as a builder at in a large way of beanies ; Francis Bigp, as a brewer; and Daniel John Dickenson, as • brewer's clerk publican. They all denied the offence impaled to then ; and Mrs. Carstens also pleaded • recriminatory Y.irge of adultery against the petitioner. (be case against Dickenson was supported by the miasma of a nother of the winsome, who proved that he wee in the habit of visiting the respondent and walking out with her ands her husband was a b sent. He bad also taken her ,w‘rral times to Maidstone, where be engaged a private r:oril for herd the Bell Inc. He told the laadlord that tie respondent was "of a good sort," and had plenty to r ay with. The landlord knowing, ea he said, that I....iicoson was a gay man, expressed • hope that b e ear not doing anything improper. Their reply wee, "Oh, co. Her husband leaves her a good deal aloes, and I lake her out sometimes." There was other /vides°. of • similar c b ,r . ,; ter with respect to other inns. Dickenson had mime left Milling. . . . . The case agsmst Bil Lon rested prinoipaUy wpm the owl deoce of two persons named Cole and Basher who stated tto they bad surprised him with the nwpOndent ; but r...,4her admitted that abe had herself borne an illegitimate atla to bee fellow witneu. . _ .ts w Bigp there appeared to be so evidence swept that te had beets seen io Mrs. Cerstairecoospaay. The ease wee not, however, aoseladed when we went to puss.; COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Registrar Brougham.) IN RR J. F. DOBSON. This was the adjourned sitting for proof of debts and ;h .:ee of assignees. The bankrupt, whose name has been fre ,ueutly mentioned in oonnerion with the sass of Z. C. YeArsoo. and under whose bankruptcy he is one c' the assignees, was described aa a wine merchant of st. Helen's, and of Hull. At the last sitting some Laze proofs were ordered to stand over, with a view to the commissioner's opinion being taken thereon. This had since ben done : and proofs were now admitted to the amount 0(14.4 1 0. The total liabilities are said to be about 150,0001.; of the assets no accurate estimate am yet be formed, as thee cormst chiefly of consignments to Nassau and the confederate States. _ The following creditors were chosen trade &wiper : S•nor Louie merchant, of Madrid; Mr. Coombe's, eine•merchant, of Mincing-lane; Conde de Botha°. wine. merchant, of Dorset.equare; and Mr. Harris, wine•merchaot, of Savage-gardens. Tower-hilL A resolution was pawed by the creditors present and represented at the meeting for taking the case out of court cadet the Ilsth section. The ease of Mr. Z. C. Pearson was renamed this morning -fore Mr. Commierioner Gou%urn, who, after hearing lir Levis on bald( of the bankrupt, reserved his judg- ZOE. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. OPENING TEE NEW COMM. Thanks to the magistrate. presiding at this court (sews. Trrrhitt and Knox) the old building in which the police baseness of the district has hitherto been carried on ha been abandoned, and this morale( Mr. Knox opened the new court, • handsome structure erected on the ground whida in former days was the courtyard of the primness in Barlborough-street. Before mentioning some of the advantages of the new building, it may not be out of place to allude to • few of the dis advantages of the old one. It was upstairs (a great fault io itself). there being • staircase common to all ; the system of ventilation was so bad that persons attending the court either had to submit to the chance of being poisoned by foul air, or catching • severe cold ; sad its construction was such that there was no accommodation for anyone, and at times the greatest confusion unavoidably pre vailed ix eossequence of professional men, complain. ants, defeedante, and witnesses all being jumbled together amongst those only attending from clieweity. In the new building great attention has been paid to the accommodation of everybody ; there is a box set apart for counsel, sad seats exclusively for attornies, witnesses, and the police inspectors on duty. The ventilation and warming of the court has been admirably effected by means of shafts, • furnace of ample dimensions being used for the purpose of supplying the warm air. The building is lighted by a lantern roof, and when mosaary.~ by dePerdicff branches, with star burners similar to those in use at St. James's Hall. The eittiop are of oak and varnished deal, and have • very neat and tasteful effect. MI the offices are attached to the court, and not as before in different parts of the building. Great credit is due to Hr. Charles Iteevea, the government architect; Mr. Cowdrov, the clerk of the works ; and to Mews. Holland and Humes, the builders, fur the manner in which the work has been ear ned out. THE ILLUMINfATTOV NS AD THE PICKPOCKET'S. • • Th•meat Pelofeld and Wu/ter Wee, two ;;;;;Ote , were charged by Blended Webb, 112 C, with attempting to pick the pocket, of several persons in Old Bondatreet last night daring the illuminations. They were remanded. Chapman and Wm. Seal, both from Spite}fields, were charged by Butcher, 137 C, with attempts to pick poceetsin Pall-mall, and were remanded. er.arle, Ligo and John Sh.ries, two b,ra, were charged with stealing a pocketbook from the pocketof a gentleman, alines name is at present unknown, while in ilavinaw but . _ . . _ Butcher, 13, C, baring given evideoce, Mr. Knox re ...cded the premiers fora week. MARYLEBONE hrSPICTED ATTEMPTED mcianita AND ROBBERY. This morning a charge-sheet was brought from the Mary. lebooe station, on which was marked that about • quarter this morning • man was brought in by police•coastable •I..mes Crawley, :19 D, on die charge of Wog drunk incapable. On the inspector seeing him, he found that blood was streaming from the top of his bead. I.r. Clarke, the divisional surgeon, was at once sent for. Ii• shaved the unfortunate mans head, and foetid three severe wounds, which he carefully dressed, and ordered his itruirdtate removal to the warlthouse, where be was at once seen and attended to by Dr. Handal, the house 'unison. 1 be police miserable Cr, witey's statement was that about the cu... aleatloosd hs was at tbe sad of Little Chesteraeld street, Hish•trest. Marylelmee, Maim he beard a mosaisg ou goirig to the spot from whew' the wise pro. reacted be saw the man on the pavement quits issessible. 11 , tiled to arouse him but could sot seamed is deireg so, roa,, luestly he got maisitaace and carefully moseyed him to the scats's-house, whoa it wee aiwwwwl in was smothered )40,fia. The Man, respectable drowsed, has remained unconscious since he has been in the infirmary. Osly one remark has aced Lis lips. namely, " Where is my two sovereigns r Thi. Could almost imply that he had been attacked and The unfortunate man, whoever he is—there being no due to Lis identity—is gradually sinking. He is appa rently shoot lit/years of age. The won in chick the poor man wan picked up has not orne a very enviable name for some time past. DFATII FROM STARVATTON. —An inquiry was hell :it the Edmonton I'ntco by Mr. Pays", last night, reepect ::. the death of Charlotte Hampton. aged SO. Mr. B Leg- Church.road, FAmooton, said the deceased, who was a stroger to him, called on him to take a room last year. • sopeard very pale and in great poverty. He let her th• reu at 6,1. a week, which soon fell into sneer. She was I.l reamaker, but latterly she seemed to have so work. ".• aept herself locked up in her room, and whoa the wit s:A. otf.rel her food and fire she refused them, and said h. %omen( her own. She was very proud. On the Ist of h the witness herame alarmed at hearing moans, and •s, la the door. He found her lying on the floor, aides atie • 6. 4 he cAlled in the neighbours and sent to the work -1 `•-.: hut, though the relieving-dicer gave an order for 1-r admission, the workhouse people did not send for her hours had elapsed. The Coroner said it was :1 th a t w ithi n a f ew h un d re d y ar d s o f th e work sA Person should he left dying of starvation for such a time. Mr. Hetitiogton, master of the workhouse, it decease,' was sent for when he found abe was ''':' 'king. She was brought is so exhausted that she .• Lot aide to speak. 1)r. Litltgow said that deceased had • Particle of fat in her body. Sbe was shockingly • deed. Heath aro*e from as ulcer on the foot and want 1. If she had had food she would not have did. tnnach contained no food. The jury returned a ver. • • " I a-Ath from uatural causes, resulting from an ulcer want of food." 1.. re are 63 iron sea-going vessels now being t on the Clyde between Greenock and the city of 4, :0w. What port oat of Great Britain eau put np 63 , teeinshipe at eve time ? If we ia the United States L.. 14.0 WOO Tessa we probably have to seed to Bali ' r- for the plates. Hers sash builder takes r"n—porkikii it, rolls it. and makes a ship oat of it. ihiplard should, for national reasoas, be encouraged "r^ct puddling forums std rolling mills. Great 1, tam has the ability to make 100 or store iron clads is • Have we moth ability ie ear shipyards ?—CoPres tht Barton (U.S.) Traveler. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 11, 1864. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE In ILIKTMO INLINISATIL) SHREWSBURY MERTING.-(THIS DAY.) HAWKSTONE CUP. Le Maratha beet Deignir. BOROUGH MEMBERS' PLATE. Colonel Crockett Jupoe ... 3 ATTRINGHAII HANDICAP. Little Sanaa ... . . tell gnu. SHROPSHIRE HANDICAP. Le Mareehal DmPlif • 2 Aurelian ... secon Woo an by s he ; three.q•Mten of • lenegti between d d third. SPRING STEEPLECHASE. Hermit 4 ren LONGNER STEEPLECHASE. Two miles and a quarter. Pot Pourri, Avalanche. Marble Hill, De Ratter, White laws, Over the Sea, and Parroquet me here. ADDITIONAL AARIVALS.—OOiOed Crockett, Little Saxon, Gipsy Girl, Cutler, The Screw, Despair, Lady of the Wm, Hermit. HERTFORDSHIRE ELECTION.-(THIS DAY.) The polling oommenced this morning at 8 o'clock. At 10 o'clock the numbers wen— TWZLVI O'CLOCK. Sutee• .. .. 1r.17 .. .. 1256 Majority tar Sauter .. TWO O'CLOCK. Cowper .. .. .. 1726 Majority for tiortoco .. .. 197 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RK-LANIL -(THII3 DAY.) Our market to-day was very moderately supplied with English wheat, coastwiae and by land carriage, and the con dition of the samples was by no means fine. For all kinds, however, the demand was m a sluggish state ; yet, comp ared with Monday, no quotable change took lilacs in prices. We were again well supplied with foreign wheat. Selected qualities realised full currencies, with a moderate inquiry. Low and damp parcels moved off heavily, at barely late rates. Floating cargoes of grain were mostly held at full quo. tatioaa. The inquiry for them, however, was by no means active. Malting barley—show of which was by no means exten sive—sold at previous raise In grWiag and distilling aorta very little was doing, on former terms. The malt trade was in a sluggish Mate ; nrrertbelem the quotations were supported. I The demand for oats was somewhat restricted, at about I stationary prime. Beans were held at full prices, but the demand for them was much restricted. NoeirogeTtOOlL phew in the vane of peas. Both Rosh& aad foreign dour changed hut& slowly, at 4 rates. The seed trade was inactive. In prices no &heretics we. noticed. Cakes wore a slow sale. CURRENT PRIM MOLE& Pas Qr. cods. a. I. Essex. lost, rod ,1318 87 to 62 Da. whito.l3B3 41 to 48 Norfolk and Lincoln rad. 1853 B7 to 42 Dottar Malting Distilling Grinding 23 to 23 Mall. D rol a d .Zadolk, and SO to Si Cfrostoa and Ware SO to SS Brown Per. Qr. Scotch potato 0• 21 to 2 Wall, whit* black Yampa 23 JO 29 Ttck 29 to 29 Harrow Elio= saw to Gm , - SO So 31 ftto . SS to Se _ IS to SIS iiri Flom To gam* per tea ST is 40 _ Nor 112 to St gneWk o.ie: Beach, toed ... wear. . 18 to 21 . 11 to Itt . lit to SI Pommel. Per Qr. i S. L i _ Nokia GM iotugs• - berg 44 to 34 Rostock t Mocklogo burg ----- 42 to 47 Daalab 4l to 44 Ituulaa, bard oat Amehcam, red .. „, ottlto . _. .. nAnzi. On". Mich. !err T. 2! to 24 .. 26 to 19 .. 25 to 29 17 to t 1 ~ feed AIItVALS or GRAIN. ft., 1 CARILIAGS.III.O2I MARCH 2 Household St to 26 Cum Nor a end Suffolk 2B 2.8 a° ex skip 27 to 29 Tor Qr. 0.7& a. L Daralt aaid &WWI 1$ to II Itomataa ....... 19 to 40 Dania ioiou ?las. = White..- Yellow . SHARE LIST&--(THIS DAY.) %kir,' RAILWAYS. I 11. all Blrrn. — .WoLtt afar VaL. • 100 Myth and Tyne 10 s/1 BA 100 Meal and Zanier— ' Bt. 100 Caledonian 00 all Cork and Bandon I) all Cornwall 10 all Do. A . 1 • no die. until 0 10 all Do. B p. e. lipoid to 8.1 80 all ,Dublia and June, 2.6 all 'Dundee,ParthotAlxLinl St 100 Edialishrhandelangewl lit. 100 Glasgow and B. Western Bt. 100 Great Eastern Ord. ILI BC 100 Do. A Stock Bt. 100 Do. Z. Ang. Stk., No 1' Si. 100 Great North ofScoiland, PA. 100 Great Northern Bt. 100 Do.A j A rec. no div. Bt. 100 Do.ll IWO,. Ala paid B, • St. 100 Gt. South 8 West. ,Ire.) , Bt. 100 Great Western PA. 100 Do. Stour VaLGua.&ki St. 100 Dn South Wales Bt. 100 Do. W. !Ltd.—Wo wpor rd Bt. 100 1 Do. Do. Net' St. 100 Do. Do. Hereford Bt. 100 lAneashire & Yortahlre • BR 100 London and Maxima BR .100 Lou ,BriOtat.& &Coast fit. 100 •London,Chathni.& Der. • Bt. 100 'London &North West PA. 100 tLonlea&BouthWasterml PA. 100 Ildan.,Shet..& Lincolnah 00 all 3laryport and Carlisle, 124 all Do. Do. Shams 81. 'lOO 'Metropolitan 10 all Do. New St. 100 . Midland 1 1"1"g YeakerV is ..._ I Si id; oY es id 110 ill Woo :to4s7 to 1 p.m. -• rAI 4 *4 .... 46 11 Id 14 nt4 zd 117 i zcl ~u lON ad ad !?!} 11 10q z id 9 693 107 f I zd Igl id Do. New lOW Do & Deity . 60 all Mid. Gt. Ws. (Ira) 90 i all Ds e Shama 26 all 1114 Neat 10 all; Mid Kest 'Cray Ll9O 1 St. 100 North BrWso St. 100 Do. Edin.,Perth.Dttod , St. 100 N. Eastern—he.rwalk 26 106 Ito. O. N. IL Pure— SC 100 Do. Leeds SC 100 Do. York PA. 100 , Do. Carlisle 25 all' Do. Stock. ttDexling i IS ,17 Do. do. 111166-68 1 II I 10 Do. di. 100041 1 St. 100 North London 10 6 Do. New St. 100 North Staffordsithe I 10 all N. & S. Weddell lase at. 100 Scottish Oentral 91. 100 Scottish N. E. Aber. 84 l St. 101.1 . Scottish afldbuad j . . 10 all Shrewsbury t WeLAO.' St. 100 Stuepahlea Union St. 100 South Devoe St. 100 Southliastent SL 100 8. Yorks& & Elver Du* 10 all Staines. WoklagluaAc. 61. 100 Tan Vs!, 10 8 Do. B 10 i Do. C 60 all Older 211 . 30 Do. 124 Do . St. 'lOO Vale of Neath Bt. 100 Victoria Stn. & Ptmlko St. 100 Waterford & &Barmy . 80. 100 Weal Cornwall 22 Ili -. xd 1001 n id id ... ad boUtai BRITISH ?Oendlllo,l6. N. I ',umAn. T wo oth oow. leo ,we dO 111,. 140 ;Bont.Ber.tale.g.6p.o. 1 The railway market continues to exhibit • 20 u i Do. New dull appearance, and prime generally have : 01 0 Lab Rue not varied. Great Western and Great Eastern stooks 10 all Do. Preference 1 7 have declined I per cent, and South Eastern 11. 100 1 100 . Dar. boictotevelvide Loudon and North Western stock is now quoted Do. do. Put 1, tern 1060 to 107, ex div. ; Great Western, 64e to j; No 100 Do do. use 1.1374 Mifflar.d, 1261 to A, ex div.; Lancashire and York- la. 100 CIL %.81.41.114.9t . 1: shire, 1101 to ex div. ; Caledonian, 124 to 100 en Derseesra.7p.aper.pret 121 ; South E astern , 90e to ex div. ; Great at. leo Beallni IL 00 - 10 4 86, 100 AA Indian ds. 6 do I 106 Eastern, 46 i to t, ex div. ; Great Northern, 126 20 la I Do. liztesslos I to 127, ex div. ; London and South Western, 981 so De. II do to 991 ; and Metropolitan, 1071 to 106. St ISO Oland Trunk of Canada 191 100 en Da pref. &nada. 74 San Paulo and West Flanders shares are fiat ; 100 lan Do. do. deferred. 68 other foreign lines are unchanged. Some of the 100 ,„. ~2 1; Do n ; Thar . „_,80tt..• securities of the Grand Trunk of Canada exhibit 1 , , pt i t an adverse tendency. Indian railway securities me au na do. deferred 40 are quiet. 100 all Do. 4611 preL Stock . 16 100 all Do. do. deterred 22 ORDINARY SRAM AND STOCKS. 86 'lOO Grad Indian Peninsula' 101,t 10 12 Do. g. 6 percent.. St. 400 'O4 S. of India d. 6p. 84. 100 I Do 41 per cent. — ea 2 Do 201 all 1 04 Western of Canada 04 154 18 Do. New lll 100 I all Do.ke . .llda pay. 111711 St 100 all Do. do. do. 18774 OS 10 • 2 Indian eh, Linked 1 10 , 1 Do. New 114. 100 Madras guar. 6p. cad lOl it 100 Do. do. 41 do O7 81. 100 Do. do. 41 do.— 92 20 2 Do. PIM Rztenalon , 8t 1 100 Corp. 6 per e. Bd 60 all Moab. sad Robeon's Bay 55 20 all N. Brun..t Can.ole. A& It 1 St. 100 N.R.olCan.dp.c.latp.B. , 81 86. 100 Selnde. gun 6 per cent. UN St. 100 Do. Delhi de. lOl 29 2 Do. do. do. St 100 Do. Pualanb do.- K. 100 Do. Indies Ballet. do IS COLONIAL DOVER/MINT 81071 1 ir i 7 144 I 106 a l i ::: re , t v.. 1•4 ; 94 87 903 1.8 id. li - 40 1 104 lair 100 f Pd. I CL 450,000 .. ilidttsbColtn.6 p.et.,1874100 103 104 .. Do. do. 1888.100 .. Cass. Oor. 6 p.c., 187744..4 101 IOS Do.6per et Frob.tAeg.. 100 11l .. • D 0.6 peret. Mar.& Bei 100 99 101 sd 1,614,808 D 0.6 per et. Jan.il 100 90 92 680806 .. Do. b per et Ins. Star 100 1 89 91 (00.000.. Gaol Hopeelp.etlBlllloW 106 1011 do. 19804100 108 110 .. Do. do. 11180-1,100 110 112 Do. do. 1991.100. 109 111 100,000 .. Cepon,Nov. 1869,6 p.ct 1001 106 101 250,000 .. Do. 1826, d0...100 111 113 now Mesuitlua 6 per et., 11173 , 10 q 106 108 300,000' .. Do. 1678' lOW 108 110 300,000 .. Do. 1882.100 110 112 106,600,.. • NataL Oov.o per cont.. 100 191 110 106,000' .. New }lmam Got. bp. et 100 101 109 N.B. Wales Gr. 60.e-1805100' 90 100 Do. sp. e. 1871 to 1876100 99 100 Do. sp. c. 1888 to 1802,1001 90 100 150, ...New Zealand 6 per owl-1100i 108 110 ' 250, .. Nora Scotia'', c., 18710100 , 106 106 140001 .. Queensland Gov.!' p. et 400 S. Aust.Gev.6 p. c. Hoods 1001 100 111 ' ite.Gor.Op.e.Jan.rtJaly 100. Do. do. 0 p.c.Apristoe. lOW 110+ 1111 BILIIIBII MINIS. No. 18d I 511933. 1 Pd. ICI prices I 103 II ... 1414 IN 4 WI 104 if 103} St to 36 33 to 87 Istami Coax .. 29 to U ... 27 to MI Grinding. Distilling . Treneb, par inek7.. 24 to 37 Ilpsatiali, „ 34 to 37 Aworlesa, per bet... 19 to 27 Canadian. .. 19 to 27 INTO LONDON, BY WATER 5 TO MARCH 10, INCLUAIWL Mtn Marls,. Malt. Oster Tear. qrs. gin. qrs. On. Wk. meta 20611.6 I sad Scotch SSO i 1420 2310 1440 .. 670 rish ff3o forsige 7300 1 , 10150 .. 20710 olio') 10i0 ----, Total LIVERPOOL COTTON (THIS D) NY ILBCTINO AND MTZILY A (now otia Emir col CORN MARKErb. LTIONAL TELZOILLPIL) corrox. —he market very dull and drooping ; the salsa will probably not exceed 3,000 bales. Coax. —The market moderately attended. Wheat in better demand at rather improvieg rates. Flour impro ving ; chiefly western canals. Indian corn closes firm at 28s. 6d. for mixed. Eaptism beans scarce and rather dearer. Oats and oatmeal unaltered. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) . . . . Soots.—The market costumes quiet bat firm ; ' the sales ludo& Demerara at 42e. 6d. to 458 ; eryetaldieed, 48e. ; Cobs Muscovado, 448 to 45e. ed. ; sod Jaeter7 Maritsa. at Ma. 6d. Comm—Extreme prima er e paid for Plantation Ceylon, but oriog to the supply being limited the transactions are not important. Tor.-There is some inquiry for red leaf congas for export ; other sorts quiet. icr. —No sales of importance reported. CLorza.—Sales of Zanzibar have been effected at 30. per lb. RUM. —2O puncheons of Jamaica sold at 2a. 9d. per gallon. Faun% —Currants of low quality are in more request and rather firmer rates are paid. Raisins unaltered. Bamarar..-600 bags have been sold for cash ; refraction it and 7, Ms. to 355. 6d. COCHIN'S L is in more active request; about 300 bap sold at the currency of the last sales. Ctrrcit.—The market is firm at 275. to 2:7a. 6d. Parrot.—Prices again show a slight reduction. Mont. Telly sold at 20d. ; Western, 18id. to 191 ; Salem and Smyrna, 21d. TALLOW IdARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market ie quiet at the following prices :—Town tallow 40s. 6d. ; Petenberg Y.O. on the spot , 41a. 6d.; March, 41s. 3d. to 41s. ; April to Jane, 41a. Gd.; October to December, 44e. 6d. to 44*. 3d. BIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) LEADIENHALL.—Hides: Prices: 561 b. to 641 b., 20. to 3d. ; 641bs. to 721b5., 3d. to 31d. ; 721bs. to 801Iss., 3d. to lid. ; 80111 e. to 88lbs. Id. to 4d. O f d to 961b5., 3ld. to ; 961ba to 1 0 4 th.., 4d. to ' Horse hide., 91. 6d. to 10s. 6d. Calf skins, light, 2s. Ed. to 4s. ; full, is. --- - BiRIIONDSZT. —Sheep skins, polled, 12e. to 14e. ; half. brads. 10s. to 12a. ; downs, Se. to 9s. 9d. ; shestliags. la 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden sod Smith report •steady trade doing in both English and foreign at full prime. Choice descrip tions are very IMMO. Currency : Mid sod East Emile, 6/., 71. 10s., to 91. ; Weald Keats, 6!. to 71. is. ; Sasses, 5/. 10a. to 61. tso. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walla Ead Haswell, 19s. 6d. ; Walla Ead Stever* 194. ; Walla Ead South Hatton, 194. 6d. ; Walla End Hartlepool. 19e. ; Walls Fad Braddyls liettoo, 184. ; Walla Ead South Kelloa, 164.; Walls F.od Haugh Hall, 113%; Walla Ead Kellos, 18e. ; Walls End Eden Maw, 174. 6d.; Walls Ead Goslorth. 16a. 6d.; Walla End Tenstall. 16s. dd.; Holywall. 174. ; Tsatield Moor Bolas, 15e. ; Hailing* Hartley, 154. 3d. 51 ships at market. LONDON Comte AND ZATINO-HOVIIE KARIM'S' BANIVOLINT AMOCIATION.—We have been requested to announce that Alderman Bills John Gibbon ban kindly cow seated to take the chair at the anniversary dinner of the above excellent society at the London Tavern, on Tuesday, April 12. St, 100 W.Hartlpt tiro. tAL se ss 11 Is 17 lee lee :di 461 47; sd 1154 1.1641 sd 1271 11164 zd 112 134 id 94 96 9 4 69 BB 40 I 111 as 102 104 1001 109.1 14 dB 70 44 101 103 40 42 107 10Th zd , 63 3 107 a :06e sdi i # Pm' 1261 MI id 96 96 :di $2 44 24 26 100} 101 x 6 .11 :If d r/ IS Ed' 124 pm ■d' stps idl Ila 122 Tr+ Tay I 2PO sd I loe Ilk Ed I 126 42 44 imi No 6$ 64 , 114 119 idj 90 901 7,1 99 101 sdl A ,s id 9 7 pa id' $ 4 pin :di 91 94 zdj FOREIGN RAILWAYS. ItrarirArs. Closing pieta. I Sas& 10 all Antwerp & Rotterdam 91 20 all Balhast o .Fra.(Ll2.7p.c., 1 17e 5 all Belgian E. Junalon I 1 11 20 , S B.Ayreso.Bouthera ;I ) 1 die 20 2,loC Co openhagenplapo 1 all ' 10 all Do Extension ,i 8 1 6 4 100 10 ,Danaburg& WitepelcdL , 20 16 Dutch Rhenish : 11 2pm 20 j all Do 20 1 all . Eastern of France 20 l aL Gd. Russian gun. sp. c 20 all Brett Luxembourg loi 101 20 all Italian d unction. 24 ail fiant&Laage I By the , 34 81 20 all '110.6p. c. Fr t .) Belg. goy 191 20 16 ' all Worthen of France ' /I lil 16 ,lb po. New Sh. ; tea at Mil 10 ' all N. HAL &Ayres; g. 7p. c. 10 101 10 21 Do. do. do , par Ipm 10 all 'Norwegian Trunk Pref 6 9 00 ' all ;Ottoman liskyroaAldhal 11 11 20 all Paris, Lyonaandlledlt 86 117 10 all Parte and Orleans.-- 11 et 20 ' all Recife di 8. Freacit.X) l 17 18 20 : all Royal Danish...... 20 II Royal Sardinian 6 .al Royal Swedish. 1 1 4 all Do. 7 p ercen t. 1 11 20 all ,Pantbre and Meuse .. , 7 7 10 , all ' Do. 51 per cent. Pref ! 9 ' 20 6 Illext Paulo L. I 2.7 per ct 4 1 pan 20 . all t Do. do 9Ol 21 i SO • all IL Atut.&Loca.Tenetians 101 .. 20 16 IllonthFAst. of Portugal 4 20 all Southern of France—. . i 20 8 'Turin sad Savona.-- , 10 all . Do. do 84 all West Flanders. . 10 , all ' D 0.51, percent. Prat 20 . all West. & N.W.ot France le+ 19+ as' 2a rt Se 41 Ms 1• II 71 114 11 20 21 li 2 JOINT TUC BASIL& 36,400 2 Alainllloa ,Llmlted) 4 par 4 pin , 50,000 20 Australian 75,000 1 'Bon Accord Cop.(llnL) all 1 1 I 10,000 6 8ra:11.1..&51.C0.(1.1n6., all 1 2 I 16,000 10 Cape Copper '.l.lmlted` 7 ' 3 31pm! • 86,000. 2 CapalaSilver(Llmlted)( I'4 dla par I - 12,004 40 Cobre Copper - 10.000. 20 Coplapo ,Landtad) 100.600 1 , Doe Pedro. N. Del Ray 4 I pen! .- 75.000' 1 Do'. Ifolint.Cop.',Lini.: all :5,000. It 'Peat Del Rey ;Malted, 11 di* 25.006' 2 Fortuna (limited: 20,0001 10 :General all 20 21 MAW! 4 Kapunda ;I..lnaltal', all 41 1 4 7 4 pin , 15,0001 10,000 1 Insltanlia (1ain1644) , 2 I illa 4 103,815' .Marlyulta all l "- 100,0004 'IL Rums bra... 0.11. J, all 2 2 4 24 wow' l'anulcUlo Copper .1, 1 ' 1 14pen 10,000' 20 , PontelbandSlaver all 74 I 100,000 4 Port Pollllp 1 , 1 14 ! ... 1 Manta Barb. Gold M..L 1 li Pm 1 110,000 l IloottlahAustral.',Um.) 4 4 did par . 11,000 S) i•lt. John del Rey Lim.) 11 60 42 l 42,176. 60 Culled Mexican (LAnn., 281' 64 04 I t ' 60,000' 1 Vallanzaaeaflold:lhn.) 1 111,10 10.000 10 Vancouver Coal ;UE4' II : par Ipu 80,000 1 Worthing ,Llolled) - 66.000 8 'Yudanatnutana (Lim ) all 21 $ 51 II 16.18CELLA.N1801/3. No. 11111. I CalatPullza. I Pd. I CL plias. I Raba 10 Anslo-Desican MUM , all 2.9 Australian Arica...—. 19 IS Australlanll.L & ; S ' 10 IMAM Waterworks L. all 11 Bombay Ilse (Limited 4 SO BABA American Laud' 40 SA B. dt 1. Mae. Tel. (LI , 1911 20 British 'mils's Ma (L ', 314 Canada Company ; all 10 eanatilattlammtlar:L) ' 21 20 anion Company I 7 10 C 0,.. ..llLlntaaMer.(L), 2 60 CorenterelalCnion(lna; AO Consolidated DM.. (I. ; 100 Contracteorporalion,L S IS C0p.51. If.nl ace... 71 p.c. all erlioltal r . Preference 'lOO ' .100 St. Do. 6p. et. Pert. Deb. ,109 100 Discountlforporatlon(L. 1 71 10 It. India Imo. a Canal, 4 20 IfosptianCoan.dt Trd.(L , At. Electric Telegraph lOO Eng. and An.. Copper ; aU Cl.tne(llnt Phs.of Loa 4 zd 99 31 ' 19 20 , VI P :9 O —id II 1 Pm M I Pas' 14 99 • Oa ion , ll a arm ki Per : 4 Ow' 9 22 - - 24 - la' lie 11a 111 a + l lo ol le I 41s, 21 1 1P 41, 106 107 1, le xd, xd 11 1111. 11 7 1 1 1 16 la zd 14 q 12 lle 6 6 1! 8 1 1 41i— In re as If 20,000( 16 Om. Steam Naviips4lonl 14 100,000 , 10 Hudson's hay 150,000 ; 20 Intermit...lllso.3m. (L ) 12.500: 10 Inter. R. 11511 04eam ( 1 ; 7 0,500 S Do. d 0... 60,000 20 Italian Irrig. (ClO. Cm ) I 10000001'100 ' Do. Op. r. 0.10. r. 1070. all 14,000 25 JolntSioekDiscoiust(L), I 2,1,000 50 Land securities 3 26.000 25 Loud. andealMon.l4.(L; 3 ; 12,000, 6 Lond.District Telag.t.) ; all 20,000 80 Lend. Man A6OO. Yl6 175,000 Load. O. Omnibus C. IL) sll : 641,000 le Lood.Provincialbhuioe 60,000 20 Madras irriga. & Canal 1 12,500 15 110untins Luol,&c.,L) 2 12,0 0 10 ISedit. Chen. TeL 20.000 50 Itercan.CreditAsso.(l.ll 5 71.500 10 Natal (awl& CoL C. (L)' I 00,1010 26 National OM Con. (L.). II 30,0u0 100 -Natl.:m*loton= liay.(Ll 1 , 0,000 20 Norliudila Coal &L. (L , 6,000 20 Do. New lame 1 N. 'knish Austral& (1...) all , 40.000 60 - RM.& Nlercan.ln.(L Immo 2 Nosagootln Ooti&IA S. I 40,000 25 Ocean Marine hours.), 6 10,000 20 OnentalCoisinerzial)L l 7 100 MO 1 Oriental Clas (Limited): an 60,000 1 Do. New 40,000 10 Orient.lidand fiteun(L) all, 10,000 6 Ottoman Om (lini(ted 3 ' 4100,0001 Rt. Peolltly.Land& (L) 100 20,000 60 Peninsular &0. Blom aD , 10,000 00 Do. hew llO 1 17.000 10 Quebrada L , R., It 43 10,000 60 itiosnuey Iron 10,000 15 Do. New 4,260 25 Itio J. City liven'. (1 1 all , 20.750 51 Ditto ditto 15100 IN Royal MallBMant SO 1110,0000.. St. Scottish Aust. Inv. (L' 100 "LOOM 10 .loc. Finn' ..I*Egypte(l-) I 10,000. SO S. Anican M, & In. (L ) . I • 14,200 25 South Australian Lend all 200,0000. It. Submarine Telegraph lOO 1 Do. salp all 100:000; 20 Thaniewthlemey la. (L) ISMO' 10 TrwistitAgeiscsolAna L. , 60,000, 10 T. & L ot U. Canada, 30,00 6 United IC. Tele( Co. (L; 60,000' 22 Unisers.slarine 10 Upper Amass Tes(Llea.) , au f • 10 Do. 10,000, SO VAS Dionien's Load— , 2114 80,0041 60 •W 6•61 method Padilla L. PREFERENCE SHARES. .. - - • iPm, 1 , 1 2 , lOU= 2 II ' 1 lipen 24 1 2 . pio , I °.l 7 Bpm - I 1 - Si 7 ppmm 11* }r lB *Pm 181,88 1. -- 19 94 1! - I+ illa , %Pa 44 47 I 29 91 / 9 9 91 19 Slprd if leafs Se 111 111 as —ad 9 9 ad let 2;llpm 4e , 2dl 96 Pe 144 If •64b l il 13 Pal' — 45 66 t 14 1 4 11 161 L . Pn im. -- 1 Pits 1$ pm 32 14 17 • - Bristol asd Exeter 4 per east. Stock, 9211. first Western Origmml Birmingham Goa. Stock, 74. Midland Coos°Mated 41 per cant. irredeemable, 102 ad. Boath Elide= fixed 41 per mat., UM. Bin Li Pd I CL prism I &d«. 115 isi 371 - 2Se 33 pm 23 23 4 N. ias 77 79 V 28 peal 26 27 163 :63 • 1 19 04' 2 414 11 ,91 ! 41 43 34 2014, 94 104 pm p 3 ns 2 4 Pm' 47 49 • 2 pm, 43 .6 26 1 119 911 id 471 921 si 110 71 lii 11 iii -ii_ - 3 - 33 pi e, 3 3 0 1 4113 ' 22 pra 3 , 2 1 dt, 211 21 1 2pm 1 .4.113 64Pin' • pm col $ BptB I lipm' 1 Ipm 10 19 pm. 10 12 pm : 9 dis I 16 16i I 56 II 2du 58 40 41 2 014 IPali 27 td , 2 2!4__A 711_ 81 . ! 31 - i0.8: pli mud at l ie 44p0l 1 04415, 8 pm, so n 2 1 dirt 21 el SO 92 tipui 19 41 } 101 11 10} 11ipm. 53 ai pia I S 2 Mel ie 48 1 zd id td zd 78 n id 90} k zd zd -- Id 73006 2 •Csabtian Con. Gold, I: . 1 IMO .. eldrerton 2 3900 , .. 6.llReed Anal 1,024 .. 'Dec. 0. Con. ,TsrlstlL, 1 12,901 .. Drakewalls 51 .. 'East Basset Illoganl. , 30 6,144 .. tut .radon 3214411 11 6,000 .. Mast Carn Brea 4,406 .. IL W. Russell Varlet/I 81.111. Oa .. Onuabler et IL Aubyn 441 6,000 .. Great South Tolgus 6,906 .. 0. W. Vor ;Ralston) , 60 6,006 .. ,Orturllle 1,024' .. Berod's Foot 6,000 .. 141Ingston Downs 40111,66 6,000 .. Lady Bertha llll9 106 .. Y arg aeet ;Vey Lebntl 4, 91 . 3000, .. Parke % alley 40,000 4 Itwyndy Iron Ore 1,024 .. Naoyeles 400 .. Ole.. Seton 4.000 .. i North Downs 700 .. (North ltoskear 6,000 .. N. Wh. Basset '2110100), 36.0 I 6,040 .. North Mind Crotty 6,000 .. Pros per United 1,123 .. 'Providence 1.". Lelant' 1 10.6.7 I 700 .. Rashes: 1 oweth.. 1112 . S. Carideo It. Claw) 9 4l W. Prances tIllolgen) 1118.9 . 03ray Park lt 17.61 6, .. Tin , 7rott cox. .. West Swat (Illogan) ' If 1,020 .. W. Caradon ILlskaard); I 3000 .. , West Chlverton • 10 400' .. 'West Beton 1 612 .. :WI. Basset (M iadan 47 4 234 . I WI. Buller ,Redrath) . 4 10 0.000 1 : . W 00.41 I.otlcooo , ill 1.024. .. W.BaryAnn(3leialsen R 0 700 .. 'Wlassl Rot 1,000 .. WI. Trelawney (wt ), 7 6.000 .. Wheal Union • 4 FOREIGN MINIS. I No. I eh. I Oman. I •41 CI. prices. 1 Islas. II f ltf SI 3d ad 666_563 - 7jii 67 70 I 11 10 11 4 44 84_ 17 ei ii ILS 37 16 Li - aOf Ills 83 86 23 le bi 23 2 21 41 8) t! - 414 440 680 60 ea 20 6$ 19.1 80 11 11 21 23 82 SS • 180 190 921 84 IV 13 1.4 Ih6 :60 Si If MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) t 3,5101.; the Midland, an increase of 4.193/. ; and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, as increase of 1,8581. Subjoined is Messrs. Culverwell, Brook., and Co.'s report of yesterday's bide sales : At the fifth sense of bide sake for the year there was a good general demand ; prices were very firm, to an occasional abeam of id. to id. per lb. Fast India.-01 sad Cow Calcutta were in very good demand, nearly the whole of the quantity offered being sold. All descriptions were very firm, and an occasional advises of id. to id. per lb. was realised. The home trade were larger buyers than lately. There were so Madras or Pondicherry offered. The analysis of the sales is 125,746 Calcutta new parcels, and 1,704 brought forward from former sales ; in all 127,450 hides, of which 120,534 were sold. Feat India.—Buffalo realised late rates. Lember.—Australian was in good demand at folly ht. prime. East Indian was only part sold. Salted Ilkley.— Australian were in fair request at about former prices. =rsicold walla Dry and Drysalted Hidea—Mogadore full es prices; African sold well ; West Indian brought late p. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, March 9, compared with that for the precious week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active 20,027,140 Decrease 216,260 Public deposits /4,863,364 increase 969,731 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 11,174,584 No change Otbersecurines in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and other bills 536.665 Decrease Alta The Best 3,791,536 Increase 12,663 Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes 3; coin in banking department) . 8;107,249 Increase 66,427 The coin and bullion have fallen off to the extent of 149,8331. in consequence of the withdrawals of sovereigns recently reported fur Brazil and Alexan dria. The large increase in the government depo sits has been fully neutralised by the withdrawals of private deposits but, as the private securities have diminished, t he reserve presents on balance a small increase. Two o'Cteci. The stock markets to-day are generally very steady, notwithstanding the continued dulness of I business. The funds are firm, and Consols are quoted about 1.16 per cent. higher than , yesterday afternoon. Several of the speculative • foreign stocks have slightly improved-Mexican, however, presenting exceptionally a decline. Home railway stocks are dull, and the shares of some of the financial companies heavy. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 06fr. 50c., being sc. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 911 to 1 for money, and 91# to 1 for the account (April 8). The official busi ness report is as follows :-Threeper Cent. Console, for money, 914, 91, 1 ; ditto, for account, 914 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 893, I ; New Three per Cents., 891, ; Bank Stock, 2381, 238, 1 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 4, g ; ditto for account, 1044 ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 1866, 99 ; ditto Bonds, 4e. die. ; Four per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 931 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 113 ; and Exchequer Bills, bs. die., par. Mexican Bonds have fallen about 1 per cent., being now quoted 421 to a ; but with this excep tion foreign stocks are generally firm. Turkish securities are 1 per cent. higher, the Loan of 1858 being quoted 68 to 4, ex div. ; that of 1862, 69 to ; and the Consolid4s, 50/ to 51. Spanish Passive Bonds are also 1 to 1 better, at 351 to 1 ; and the Certificates have been in de mand. Greek Bonds are firm, at 221 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows:-Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 874, 1 ; Egyptian, 100, 1, ex dir.; ditto, second issue, 100, 4, ex div. ; Greek Coupons, foe account, 104 ; Mexican, for account, 42/, 434, 421 ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., for ac- count, 481, 48 ; Russian, 1862, 881, 891 ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 461 ; ditto Passive, for account, 351, 36, 351, # ; ditto Certificates, for account, 131, 14, 131 ; Turkish, 1858, 1001. Bonds, 701, 71, ex div. ; ditto 1862, for account, 69, 4 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 691 ; 1 Venezuela, 1862, for account, 591, 1, ;, 1, 60. International Financial shares are now quoted 61. to ; prem. ; General Credit, 31 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 91 to 101, ex div. and ex new ; Mercantile Credit, 71 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 181 to 1 ; and Thames Iron Works and Ship building, 34 to 1 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 1 to If prem. ; Imperial Financial, 21 to 3 prem. ; Financial Corporation, 11 to 21 prem. ; Credit Foncier (Great Britain and Ireland), 1 to lf prem. ; Queensland Sheep Investment, 1 to 11 prem. ; Australian and Eastern Navigation, 41 to 54 prem. ; South Eastern Bank, par to 1 prem. ; and National Provincial Marine, 1 to 11 prem. FOCA o'Cwex. Consols are still quoted 911 to 1 fur money, and 914 to for the account. Only 3,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank. BAN[ OF ENOLAND.—ti Ac sod 6th Vic., c. IS, toe the week 116 e. coosat pursuant to the het 7th ending on WedneW►y, March 9, ISM DEN Note issued £27,76:,310 1 PARTMENT. Government debt.. 411,016,100 Other securities— . 40.14.00 Gold coin sod _ Loa BUver Winkle .... 127.:66.1310 L27,7a,A8 BAJOLDIG DipArnnerr. . . Mrietoni Capital C 14,553,000 I Government Ws -3,701.4.18 rifles Including Public Depoaita ,hi- I Bead Weight An eluding Licata., unit)) Say. Banks, Com : 1 Reber Securities Ws. od Nitlonal Notes Debt, sad Die. Gold and Stlves Accti.) Other Deposits l2 431.1175 I Seven day and other BID. 5313,t6 5J L 40.179,560 440.179.5t4 Mar.h 10. 1t4:4. . MARSHALL. Mel Laithiet. - -- Thu SISDAT EvErneo. Van.... Consols, which closed yesterday at 914 to 4 for the Bth April, were marked to-day 914, and closed at 91 5-16 to 7-16. For money the last price was 91 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consuls, for money, 91, 4 • ditto for account, 914 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 894, 4, • ' New Three per Cents., 894, , ; Bank Stock 238, 240, 2384 ; India Five p-.r Cent. Stock, 1041 4 ; ditto Bonus, Bs. die. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 994. The India Five per Cent. Stock was quiet. 1804 Bonds were dealt in at Ba. die. Exchequer Bills remain at ss. dis. to par. With the exception of Mexican Bonds, which were pressed for sale, and hare fallen per cent. this afternoon, and of Colombian scrip, which was quoted 1 per cent. worse, the foreign stock market was firmer. In the market for bank shares there was au im provement in London Bank of Scotland, Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London and China, and English and Irish Bank. Bank of Otago and Im penal Ottoman Bank were likewise inquired for. Bank of British North America, Agra, London and South American, Metropolitan and Provincial, Oriental, and Midland Bank sham have receded. Little alteration occurred in the miscellaneous share market. Hudson's Bay shares were rather dull at 18 to 4, and Egyptian Trading at 24 to prem. The new shares of the Panama, New Zea land, and Australian Royal Mail Company,were quoted 1 to 4 prem. General Credit shares were in renewed di tumid this morning, but, after further improving, re turned to yesterday's closing quotation-3i to 34 prem. International Financial have declined to 64 to 7 prem., being a reduction of be. to 7s. 6d. London Financial were firm at 10 to 104 prem., and Mercantile Credit steady at 74 toy j rem. Imperial Financial left off at 24 to 31 prem. The closing (but, in some cases, merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. :—Credit Foncier of Mauritius, 4 die. to 4 prem. • Land Securities, 11 to 14 prem. ; Contract C orporation, 24 to 34 prem. ; Credit Foncier (Great Britain), 4 to 14 prem. ; Aus tralian and Eastern Navigation, 44 to 51 prem. ; Ottoman Financial, 1 dis. to par ; Consoli dated Discount, 1 dis to par • Financial Cor poration, 14 to 2 prem.; Naval and Military Bank, 4 to 11 prem. ; English, Irish, and Foreign Rollin Stock, 1 to 11 prem. ; Financial Discount, 2 to prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 4 to 14 prem. ; Queenslan Sheep Investment, 4 to 1 prem. ; Thames Iron Works, &c., 21 to 34 prem. ,• Gellivara Company, to 1 prem. ; London and Liverpool Hotel, 1 to I prem.; Natonal Provincial Marine, Ito 14 prem. ; Albion Bank, 1 to 2 prem. ; and Central Argen tine Railway, 4 to 1 prem. A fair demand was experienced yesterday at the Bank of England Discount-office, but the general market was easier. The terms for good bills were 5 to 6 per cent., but exceptional transactions occurred at 51. In the Stock Exchange there was only a limited demand for loans, and the terms on government securities remain as low as 3 to 4 per cent. The amount of gold bought by the Bank yester day was 56,000/. The monthly return of the Bank of France, as made up to Thursday, the 11th of February nd announced this evening by Mr. Reuter's telegram), shows the following results (the exchange taken at 25fr. to the pound) : Coin and bullion Bills discounted Notes to circulation Decrease 1.140,000 Private deposits Decrease 680,000 Treasury eats Advances on public securities Decrease 320,000 The improvement in the position of the Bank of France has made additional progress, as is shown by the farther increase in the coin and bullion, especially considered in relation to the large falling off in the amount of notes in circulation. The heavy decrease in the discounts is a natural conse quence of the determination lately shown by the council to keep the Bank rate of discount 1 per cent. above that current in the general market. The amount of government bills on India for which tenders will be received at the Bank of Eng land on the 16th inst. will be rupees 30,00,000 (300,0001.) A dividend Court of Proprietors of the Bank of England is called for the 17th instant. Another General Court will be held on the sth of April, to elect a governor and deputy-governor for the year ensuiug, and, by adjournment, on the following day, to elect 24 directors. Another new financial undertaking is an nounced under the title of the Warrant Bank ing Company (Limited). It is organised upon a scale of magnitude, the capital proposed being 2,000,0001., iu 40,000 shares of 50/. each, with a first issue of 20,000 shares. The company's pro gramme is sufficiently simple, as its business is to consist mainly in making advances upon produce represented by dock warrants or other assignable documents. It is proposed that all such produce shall be duly inspected and valued, and a margin allowed for depreciation. The advances are to be made. not iu cash, but in acceptances by the company of the drafts of its customers ; and, to secure the due payment of these acceptances, the directors pledge themselves that the entire paid up capital of the company shall be invested in British or Indian government secu rities, or lodged at cult It is also proposed to make advances upon stocks and shares. In a busi ness of this nature everything depends upon the management, and it must be conceded that the company's board is respectably constituted, com prising the undermentioned names :—Mr. Joseph Bravo, of J. Bravo and Co., of London ; Mr. Archibald Bruce, of the late firm of Bruce and Co., of Abchurch-lane ; Mr. W. J. R. Cotton, of Culver well, Brooks, and Cotton ; Mr. A. D. e Pass, of Be Pass and Sons • Mr. Abel Heywood, Ex-Mayor of Manchester a nd director of the Alliance Bank ; Mr. George H. Jay, late of the firm of Quilter, Ball, and Jay ' • Mr. Thomas Jolly, of Manchester ; Mr. H. R . Marriott, of Henry Marriott and Co., of Manchester ; Mr. George Palmer Robinson, director of the Alliance Bank • Mr. Albert Ricardo, of A. and W. Ricardo; and Mr. William Rawstron, of Manchester. Brandies are to be established at Liverpool, Ma.icheater, Glasgow, and other large towns. The directors are not to receive any remu neration until the shareholders have been paid 51. per cent. by way of dividend on their paid-up capi tal, after which the directors will receive one-fifth of the net profits. The directors of the London Bank of Scotland have notified that " they are now ready to take current accounts in Loudon, and to transact all the ordinary business of London bankers, the rapid increase of their connexion satisfying them that such a step will prove of advantage to the bank. With this object they are about to secure suitable premises on a larger scale iu the most central quarter of the City, their present offices not being sufficiently large for the increased business they are already conducting." It is announced that Mr. . Six thousand of e t ti h i e i4rants of have arrived in Ohio Commissemer of Immi- George E. Scarainanga, of the firm of Messrs. an,“ gntioo 1.17; 11°D . The Scaranuinga Brothers, has joined the board. ' months 'hie; with a view ci furthering immtgratioe.— Mr. S. Waterhouse, M.P., a director of the Ohio paper. Great Northern Railway, has joined the board of I A number of western capitalists are making the Central Argentine Railway Company. arrangemente to go extensively sod legitimately into the • general meeting of the Atlantic Royal Mail wti'x' bu'"wm—both by am l t i vat i eg"ml'l'3 plantations Steam Company is called for the 31st inst. hi Louisiana and Mississippi, and by purchasing of the old plaster. They mean to dont:emirate on a large male the The North Easteru Railway traffic return shows a dm i ts's.' of free labour. —New York Sun. this week an increase of 3,8711. over last year; • Mrs. Tom Thumb is a mother N. to York the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of news. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLo'm. The mining market is steady to-day, with a fair amount of business. Great Wheal Vor and East Caradun shares are in demand, and .01130) what better ; the former are now quoti..l 36 to f, and the latter 304 to 31. Wheal Seton, m the other hand, are rather lower, at 1824 to 185. Cara don Vale are called 31 to 1 ; Nanglles, 32 to 33 ; and Chieerton, 12 to f. Tinc.roft shares are officially marked 2u. Yadanamutana shares are firm, and Mantes Aureos dull. Other colonial and foreign mines are quiet. A special meetinz of the Seecd Iron Company (Limited) iscalled for the 24th inst., to conaider a special resolution fur a " voluntary " winding up. PROVINCIAL SOARS MARKETS. LIVERPOOL. Nandi 10.-Selle So-day :-London and North Western, 1071 7 6/ 7 id-Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincoln shire, 511 2-51tdiand , 1261 1 }-North East MmHg capital stock, 1001 1-south Eastern, 110.1 1 -Dutch Rhenish. lip.-Ilextcan Three per Cents., 431-Spanish .raasive. 341 1 1 1 1-British and American BankingCumpany, 31 p.-Mercantile and Exchange Rank. 31 0-16 1 916 1 ad and u p-dltto. New Shares, 3 046 p.-British and Foreign Marine, 3 id. p. -Ens plre Marine. 2 an p.-Goren Insurance, 11 p -Royal Insnrance, 6 15-16 p.-Thames aid Mersey Marine, al 13.16 p-Delos Marius, 2 13.16 p.-Callan Dunk Company, 5-Liverpool Ex change. 201 p. -Leads and Liverpool Canal. 540-National ' , team Navigation Company. 146 p. par 1-117 d. par-West 150.4 and Pacific Steam, 2 1 16 p. MMICRIMTEN, Makers 10.-Prices were lower generally. and there has not been so good • market as yesterday. Great Eastern, 47-Great Northern A', 1131 71-Grand Trnnk or Canada, 1-Great Western, 65 41 1-Lancashite and Yorkshire, 1001-Londoe and North Western, 107! 7-Manchester, nheflield, and Lincoinshite, 52 11 I—Metropolitan.1—Metropolitan. 106 71 4-Mesh:ans. 43/ 1 1 1 1-Midland. lit 0.-south Eastern, 10014 }-Spanish Pasalves, tell 11-Mmes and Metier Marine Insurauve, at p. -Lan. awhile Insurance. 1316 p.--liisdaeies My, lel-International Financial, tf 1-National Maim, I p. par-Gantt= Extension, 10 1.16 p.- Clydesdale Steel. 104--Confederate Loan. 44. 11111.11111011 AM. MAR, 10.-The galas marked today were-6f Staffordshire Joint Bank, 44 prim.-Gloucester Wagon. new shared. 11 prams -Birmingham Waterworks, 34, and Birming ham Financial 1 3-p• prem.-Stour Valley shams offered At Birmingham Guaranteed at 70-London and North Wertern at 1071-Midland at 1161-Bristol and Birmingham ' , iv per Cent. at 137-4outh Stafford Rails at 11-Oxford Debenture Stock nt 100/- Birnaloshatu Canal At et-Imperial Continental Gas at 071, and Bit nringham and Staffordshire Oar, at s 5 - Me. tropoUtan Wagon, rue. tinoted 31, 31 prem.-Patent Axle 21 to 2 15.16 prem., and rateut File, sellers at 4 as. No Bh. 10,000 100 Agra and U. nor. bank . 60 20,000 100 AllianceLondLiterpool 16 10.000 100 Do. New lO 100,000 10 Anglo Austrian 20,000 20 Anglo Italian Limited). 6 22,500 40 Aurtralaila -- 7,500 40 Do. New lO 10.000 25 Bank of Copt • all COW 100 Bank of London 6O 16,400 20 'Bank of Otago ,Llsalted) $ 10,000 MO .Bank of Queensland IL 10 10,000 60 liankolVictoria,Aurirla 5000 100 Bank of Wales Lira.) 'lb 10.100 10 Dank of New Zealand I 60000 00 BrullianstPortuguesel 6 14,060 60 nits R American Ex.tl., 16 10,000 60 British N. America .. all 10,500 20 Char.bk. Brit, Columbia' 10 32,2 W 20 ek. India,Aus., China' all 7,800 20 Do. NOW .. lO 10 ' ,200 26 ,Chrtrd. M. of India, ' 211 LOOO 100 iCity 20,000 100 I Colculal 106,000 10 •Conaolldated Bank (L ; 4 4,000 100 lOontlnental L) • 10 12,000 60 Mist London limited,! 10,0110 10012nglish and Irish Lim. 15 15.000 0l ling.Scot&AusLChartiLl aB 40, 1. 00 60 Foglish and Swed•sh ,I) A 40,000 61 uropean Ilank l Limited• 10 10.000 100 Diaduan.China&Jap.(L,, 2.5 10.e00 100 Do. New 10,000 100 'lmperial Sank, Uralted SO 1 135,000 20 Imperial Ottoman lO 100,000 20 Band Mort.lik. India ,L 2 10.000 100 1111.,000mddan Bank of :Ica. ILI 13 1 10,600 100 , London and Ban-mac 40 6,000 100 Lon.B.Ayresit&Plata . L• . 40 1 10.000 25 Do. do. New ;11 50 1 0 100 .Lon., Btr., &S. Staff. ,L 1 17 60,000 20 ;Loa. Ch.flank of AnsirLi all 10.000 100 London and Colonial ,L 1 10 30,000 60 'London and County. 20 6,000 100 .Lon. (L.,. 0 I 00,000 60 London Joint Stock , 10 , 16,000 100 Iwn. and Northern IL l6 10,000 20 ;London& South African. all 6,000 20 Do. Dn. New . , all 10,000 100 ;London S.AinerlaaniLs ; 6,000 100 Lon. & S. Western 16 60,000 10 , Lon. & Westminster •SO 1 10,000 100 Merchant Pank'lll.l 1 71' 90,000 60 Mercantile & Esehan.l lO 10,000 100 Metro. A Prow hank 10 1 6,000 100 'Midland Bank (Liss) . ' 16 1 10,000 100 Nations! of Liverpool ( I • 10 1 15,000 20 N. Pro. of Infland New' 19 • 20,000 26 ' Do. do. do. 8.1 25000 90 , New South Wales ' all 6,000 100 New Zealand (Waite& 10 60,400, tb Oriental Sulk Corpora. all 24,000 leo Preston. of Ireland . Es L 5,0001 0 Sande, Puny. & Delhi (L, .711 12,600 401 Do. New 7 16,000 26 'South Australia IMMO 100 &tan& af S. 2. Africa 'l7 ; - 15;7 - 40,000 05 139t0n of Australia 1 10,000 2.5 Do. Net. 10,000 100 I'nlon of Ireland 00,000 50 Union of London DEBENTrILE ISTOCI STOCKS. Pa I Cl. vacs.. aeit 4. --- ii. C. Mel. 100 J.141ta.,4p e.Jaa.&J IN 10.1Vata.-1,.M.—0z., p. et.. lead July.... 011 'Ne.dlit.4p.c.Jaat-Tly 00 4 .to,6rlgli.4p.e.Jaed.Jly 00 ..&N.lo.4p.c..laa.*July 011 D. 4 p.c.Jail.t.l 1011 .Vl.lo.,4p.e.Jaa.Jau 100 , l i Ildlind,4p.e.Jaa.aJuly 100 ri.,... is. P. a D. a, li p. et., ►eb. & AN... IN , IN 110 N.ENni..4p.c.Jen&Jal 100 ! V/ W - -ftt.N.S.,4p.e.Ap.ION M I - 491.1)11; St. 1010111 M. .7 611,000; St. 418,000 1 5 i. 610000 St. 111210 St. M.Th. Si 112.431 ee. 2 , 71. et 91 93 Id 97 to I MN 102 118 100 67 110 MI 100 86 87 IS 100 11/1 111 TA,' 12 iii xd I t 3 ii i 6 1 ek - 20 - In, 7,734:170 760,079 53 i - - 101 ... 71 - - zm g " silt 14i 511 671 V 111 zattin 14 10 9 i i 1.11 id 90 nii 111