The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-05 00:00:00

.. . THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1962. LAW INIIILLIGENCE. THE PRESTON ELECTION BEARE L1528.--(THIS DAY) • 1 IOII2'DIII PalllsBloNll. MONEY (THIS DAY.) This election was concluded yesterday. The poll Tire &Moo& , dh • 1 psi 1 ItaIIWAIL a r edid d i e s el rs Ilene pis eolp.m. dosed at 4 o'clock, and • little before 5 o'clock the mayor The railway share market is heavy to-day, and ] tee se amens aim 70 II - COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (B. Townley• Parker, Eaq.,) accompanied 'oy the town clerk,_ The funds I t,U recorder, and other corporate °Meta', a ttired in their Most of the principal lines show a reduction. Ile I 2 It n 11 • 7 • 6 121 1 . 1 . i 971 day's prices. (Before Mr. Commissioner Tana) Caledonian stock has fallen 1 per cent. ; ! 151 all IllelleisiblabeMeasal.” . 6 64 - •hl TOL ut/0000 AND rnovirielat, DDIC01111? 00WPAST robes of otlice, attended in the area of the Coro &thane to - veils. There declare the state of the poll et its close. Not fewer th an 7.000 • f ; Great Western, Lancashire 1 1: at nen.. 2o . =Z s ji;i t ed i et 9 . ( teeirtu). persons were present, and hundreds could not gain admit- and Yorkshire, and South Eastern, 1 ; and Speak. English railws \ eMeling-up pet , aim was ,prenled a ll gidgl n ia .,.. CC lL' race. The candidates , on making their appearance, were London and North Western, 4. Eastern U U - tendency. ~ . which wee sourporstee i n dues , lees , . a nd s ee •••• loudly c h eere d by their reopective partisans whilst their at le ma 47. Mooreatestreet. To-day was appointed e The scrip of oneots assailed them with groins. Order hexing been Ociellitim and Great Northern are without varia- t i : r e Ittivemrat : N se _ i the bearing. The petitioner was Mr. Alexander Milne, Mon. London and North Western stock is now I all Milani eili.Witsm.. S 41 4 1 1 obtained, his wee skip made the following declaration of the - to 11 to 21 pi ~ dup broker. of Great St. Helen's, a judgment creditor. num b ers : 11r. Ilackwo 41 appeared for the petitioner, and stated - fe,,e s se„ . 1,527 9'21 to o ; Great Western, 731 to 1 ; Mid- • les It aMo onton. tatpallt...... 6 ll. 4 •Stm aim. I 1} pm Cr 1271 to ,; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1061 es mij e ss e sni W e i oe r - 702 in - - quoted 2 to 2J *het an .ogreement had been come to, whereby the petition M telly ....ti be demised by consent. 19 1 Dee O. - 116 to 117 ; and Eastern Counties, 571 to f. 84. Wand Ter= " CleMde et e isi Pl - telegram, the - /inter accordingly. 5L3 Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady at lee ell Do. 4 pie ee. Itel. - lii mid that arrangements • are in progress for winding. Mr. Melly last night Maid the following address : - Mfr. No., beii ,q. the company oat of court. " Defeated, but not ditheattened, I see the verdict of the 4to 21 prem. Other foreign as well am Indian' 12 2 De. sar e lref. a " . r a r a _ Consobi ari tm RE wytrr. electoral bodyrecorded amend me at the close of the poll. and Canadian railway shares are extremely quiet. 140 all Mike 'fir se INS 4B 48 - _ n. bankrupt,o • solicitor, of Corhall.tallldlaga. !TOW I heartily thank the thousand electors who, spurning the oteDINARY ISILUJII AND VIOCKS. lee ell De. ile. 1/17 4O 41 money, and 9 100 all Do. es. WS NI 41 - 1.4 Ms mike discharge. Debts, Ole ; wet., lia. it many temptations which ham bees offered them, have i . I fl g gg!kr t _ ta I isles n. In arias Masa Pedasale 101} len lewd tenon is 931 1 .ffeared that the bankrupt had applied for his relates supporta' me to-day. l em deselr grateful to all the eIL Ird 1 NaLLWara. 7•919fg0W. l t. 1 PAL 19 12 De. New * 0 1 Pa - The official , n4ll custody, which had bees refused by Mr. Cossissioser in ha bitants of this great tows for the cordial reception tel en , meeeensweVal. 1 8 - Se 109 ill I. of Icratalat.tut 1 1011} 1 - Notroyd. which 1 have received ;it setheidess Mee to believe that IN. us lime., am - - .... en all OtWeet U} 131 - IletroyJ. Bank Stock, m. I ;tidy opposed, and stated that the relative had bees have many friends enseag you, sad I shell ever look back 16 ell Neeldrars ...... ...... e• in IS De. New 7} 7Ms - .. IN an Dislpsidepay73,w.op lel 104 - Three per C , --..1 on grounds of fraud, which amounted almost to to the fortnight I have spent here with feelings of the s sil ars sittai/4 4 , ~..,. ~. ~ ~ Me all Do. 61 d 0... 77,w1e0p. 93 (05 z _ per Cents., oeility. liveliest satisfaction. I leave behind era united, though sk id 1 2 datrnas w „ • in tr • • m a i r ... °. .. 4 . 4 . - - wi, di Do. de. 78 withereop - - - . . Ildridge asked th at the order of discharge might be t e .j a y a beaten . party. Shedd yoa gal upon me again to S. esp gsagagain - Stock, 106, , rcd till the bankrupt had rendered to the assignees his fight the battle of freedom la par name, I shall be found eg rar perk endemics_ - 4 costs, which he estimated at 177 f. ready to respood to yoar call." N A Osiewell 4 I - U. lee Do. do. 6 poem 101} ter} 1011 2 prem. ; Five %Ir. Canaan, the official essigoee, said he could nee do le ell Da, AI• me illy. alit I e.. - ft VA Dce lie pm el ess.. 94 96 - 103 ; ditto •1.01 while he was in prison. 14 MI Dm 111}pa hopeldto A es - le all Do. 6 per cent. d 0... - - dl. - II all DAL mmll~ ems. 41 IS - Ile let Melb.Corp.ep. Melon& - - - Exchequer 13 Ills Honour directed he Moue from custody, and peg. THE SUSPECTED JITIRDER INTER EINGSLAND. N i s o w se d e ss ee . &A mu, es es - 111 tel N. Limner lel a Wes& leteel the merles of the order of discharge. !LOAD. Ilk Me Ilmse - due A cage se. 5 7 _ Foreign 4 IN Ly.itivitY AND 41)N.-JCDCWINT. Mi. lel lienes A l l elles,. ,en 664 17 1 1 fle ell De. do. lead oes. 5 7 - to the ini This was a disputed adjudication. The alleged bask- THE ENQUENT.--craus_ HAY), _ Se IN suesra Ude. lesaul Ii Si et - - Se ell Do. de. Seep do. S 0 10 a De. de. lead do 4 e - - ken Boni rupee were shoe manufacturers of Nottimehill and of Brke This morning at 10 o'olool4, Mr. H. Barnes via- g. 12, " dgedid _. ••• U. MN Wade 1034 104} - being last tel. The matter was beard at a former sites' , when fee thew, the deputy coroner for FAA Middlesex , resumed, at the itt. ree emegmegew IS et - Pus _ act of bankrupt c y was disputed. White Hart Tavern , Kneeland-reed, the inquiry tow:bine 81. IN Leta 82 ni - : ill li Dat. ra t " - - alined about Mr Begley supported the adjudication ; Mr. Serra the death of Elizaeth Hubbard, aged 39, winch MA 111 se Forth sad hem -•- ••• et. 100 Doeledele u =ex Ile 10 99 L - 10 ! 1 e 1 site - now quoted piece last week under circumstances of a suspicious les. IN. leinageer_ a Lindero 148_ 146 cl'17 : 11 noile now gave ied4D99ot- He meld the act of ammeter. The inquiry, it will be remembered, had been •rn wow "Who , - - Venezuela B bankrupt., relied on was that, at • meeting of creditors at adjourned to me w. t h e „„ e0 „,,,.. ■ o ffi ce ,. t o produce es de. I T 4, ea• no.n ,l n tosieselo nn. mac 116 116 - COLONIAL GOVIAMILINT aacuatrtai. Sills are alr Marmoset's office. Mr. Hand, the solicitor for the ere- - awitness •ma of the demand, who was state to have been dk let 0 0 .44 we ro t i n dex mg is .hi,T., was refused an interview with the traders , sod that m ir e dth e tea by be, wh er e friends. N. fee. stars teem. lkai 106 146 No. 1 I• 1 Mom. 1 14 1 e. Viola I Utos. Five per 'homey the creditors were delayed. He did not th ink thee Anse , re-call 4 stated that she had heard Li.t. mess Menses ne 74 711 I i .... .. G0v.iike..1.1111411 . .. nr! 110 111 110_ ex die.; dirt ii,, , tn. au act of bankruptcy, and therefore reversed the the deceased scream out when bang beaten by her husband en DeSeembLesmale Se be .... .. Do.ipmeast.,lBBB4 UV adjudication. about • month bottom her death. On the Saturday before s e. d ‘ la fammillrna ll innan ant nbenwn ifiglid d g e T y K e lt 1074 - .... .. De illper sershilthep Me IN' IN 108 1 Chaim Six -.. .. SPDe. restlisrAllep. 140 107 Ille - Cents, for a IN RE MR WELT HAM DISTILL... COMPANY (LIMITED). deemed died she complained to wittier of his astaolt. e, ire o w , 111 123 nil I 11.1114. .. Do. 5 per emit. This was as old winding.up case which came before the lag ker. 111. lee it al - 546, .. De. IlyesessiLla. Nock 100 Ob let - pram ; Ne reset four years ago. Oatherine Harris, readied, rid that about a fortnight N. IN Lead's& NMI effilM 924 ell tai 1 .... .. el 6111opeggisLISM 100 109 111 zit - Er. ( I , tendered • claim for VOW- on behalf of before eceised's death she told idiom that. only she was 1111 di at= - - - .... .. do. 1160 100 109 111 z 4 - and Hectai Mr. Jobs Yield, merchant , of Mincingdane. The claim se covered with birder , she mead se beck into service, to i t 12 Weirs 99 190 1 0 0 lei do 1891 100 lel 114 - mow in nose, of the non • funkiest of a contract by get away from her husband's iii.treateasut. li all laa pr edegr =ant 1 Ir Jai, .. Nswlreorw.Goe.6p. el. IDO 1416} 107 1 - 28 i i Portui ....Grip. e. tee 100 101 - Spanish Pa the r e by aey kr the purchase of 1,000 toss of molamee, W e t ly b a little bey of delete appearance and le es. Non Je e d . are nee e ss e 4:4 434 whereby Mr. _ _Field alleged he had suffered loss to the apparnt about tea yews of age was then sworn, ad et an Neseinpsue 2111 In .. . Do. II p. eons los e 7 fie en_ ona, 7, 61 .msoust of 2,5001. asked by 'the mart if he weir saw his mother Mateo by his N. VA IMAM ..-.......... 1174 1 . .. New ZesnM epee coot IN 108 Ito Mr. Finley, wbo appeared . for the official liquidator, ob. Mrs, and he answered ise. Upon being premed, howevea, SW Ll 4 Do. New IL INI - 7 6 ° SUMO .. Noes Wein 4 p te, 1876 100 108} 10e} _ account, 83, jected that the claim was in the mature of neliquidated he said that she had bees lesess, bat not often. He also Lk WI 1 1 9. Now epee", • • 110 100 - .... .. And.Ooe. 6 ps. P eso's 100 106 Ile - account, 71, se MAIM. 04. Wa. thee - -•- leteGle.ep.e.les.defuly 100 106 107 - &mites. sad therefore real.' not be reds matter Of PeoeL timid at first that he bed Uses ever beaten. He said that s d .. „,,,, e _... Do. do. Ilp. e. Axe Ae. no 106 106} zd 106 4a d Venezuela I Me. Hollaos caste's" ( that this aftliod cell to bask. be last saw his mother ate dank ea the Wednesday even- La 2 r„,22, en d s w e de .. -, •• • • • • rupee,. and see to wirsdieg-up mess. im the eel ef TUN A *before her sisaih. DM was then in bed. His father le 9 NeerryeArmegledeL - dis - ---e the Whidioe•llli Act in UhtnewrY, the weed "water MU bini next mem* thee big mother was dead. He was N MI Newee,Weerem.bles - - - 101.111011( 111.1 a. Consols a: we. made to include every one who bed • debt or demend eat awanesedderimg the eight. in. I M mesa 95 18 - No. I Sh. I Mime. I let I CIL prima I Ilatea 0 064 ad 651 l zd coke-amble in law or equity, and for which demon end' Wet jaly-Hs widsed his mother "Good night" at 9 i t W.I. I . l ledll 2•10116 ear Devon Lit ~ ...- 11‘4911 Ile Minas - and the acct be recovered detach an the Weinendlieemmisp and she did not answer. e s. r e ri .k ...._ asiwi r , , 97 - 97 WI: I IhritelL Des A TIALOe.OW) all te It - The pros Ills Honour said that might be sce bat mime means mast Th e wetness welds ideasioh the greatest reluctance, et egs N s . &Neuss.; 1 } die - be toad out of meertaising what the sad cantradisted himself epee nearly every point. M. 1116 De. Zama 641 56e ad 56} IKON 1 Olt.Osa.ltla. Be. Jan. 'I-. -..-. vernment Mc. HM l °7 submitted that the oornet aa = yeah mem Labelle Daher, readied, gala that eight days before 11l IN De, _Toe - - Le . 1,811,04 The question was • proper am for szbetratina. The slim- eseeseare bath she had her eye dreedfully injured, and 114. IN Iselin land.a - MAN so 00000_11Arnd MON S Cutts ewer ito • • i.e.` 1 415 epm - per c ent. est had flied the damage at 2,500(., and es the ether at stared that it austand had Ise. It. 19 5 Da. New per } Tim MON IDm Mertmlela Oases ell ali - - ale h° 'attend e d that thole yes no GUINN lasteolt - Dr. Harebell mid that Hubbard was himself sow ranee- I l e n ail , Ihib i la sigamomm i gN WN6ll.l " .° ' . . 1 U s d i e esd WIND 8 Sart Del Rey(lissfeed) 1 1 Igen - en per egg that it was merely fanciful. * from fever, aid it we quite possible that in a fi t se N e wso re seine s eejse. - - -96,10 e 2 Weems 1610.1 Mr. H"llanul was prepared to show that Mr. ?Mrs tem el delirium he might have shaken or otherwise injured el es pewee - Keel II Omura all SI 55 - fund, by I had Lees tea, as law.' the amount he cleated; but hat* dessissd without being sections of what he was about. NNI It sewisulk - .... _, WAN I OS. isellasa _di. 43 ( 1 1= r ) li 1 i - deemed in Tr.& ',dm", of 2.:41a- is the fast i 011,1149 11, he Ins Nwilellud to His still thought that th e immediate cause of death was 116 sli istweet - - -. ad 48,484 if Kiwilift ( mow) ll 1 paid - drawings, i 1.95 zd - .t. , al le . it. With a view to fulfil the areteset he boa lea disease, but ill-Waimea* mead of course accelerate its a". nt' alma t.. i .irceise 500 toes of molasses, at 10s. the awe, sad they emies. Ile NO Osslllllol. L alms.Nt. 4$ lie MON 6 WNW= ~ e edi T im = The agents N. Ne Ilwillis Mama ...... 10 IN zd - 1N,815 1 - Goachen, e were thrown epos his beads jest at She stlesswessaset of The Coroner mend sad said that owing to the Se 100 lesseseles owes -68 47 - NAN 1 I l l f=yestamt.(L) I 4 the commerrial panic, whim to use •II ismei4ate owe- reluctance of the s son to give midenee there le .11 Selle=mellessen. - - - Son, anal NI II A there II etaterkstataa 1 1 pre. " things could sot be givm awn ," awl the Bask ti was no proof that the &treatment of which the other M. IN Gm* MINA 8 rod - .e. Loieleoil was charging 10 per coot. for witnesses bad masa bad bees coatieued up to N. lee Sea* lestees ........ Ne 83 r„,41 ._ 1 ewes loners Yid M i ii pn - are bZ Mr Harley niid that the company disputed tie authority th e period of the aayeasseara Imam s death . The ets We SOSO MAMA iti er ei Mem i MOAN ese/M. (Pee les. If 1 pee 14 issue, the of ivo.b, their meet, to make the eciabest, and there ill-usage deposed to appeered to him too remote r e l • l t d e Eli- w a " W • In _ U.N9 SO SLIM* del nee Res.) 16 fel - were many other gement,. which would wee to render it prAable that • verdict naming the NaD si e =sm a N 4 - 15,176 IRIS COMM Malan ell 64 7161 1 given to thi ICON I Worthing (lks.) all i I . - His Homer mid be mast have the fade folly before him, husband removable for her death could be embalmed be- U 18 sene Mee Ms wholly one and with that view an adjournment was ordered. fore another mere in the face of theimedical testimony that 116. Me Tad We (Before Mr. Oom enema" Goan:tree the immediate cause of death was natural disease. N ail UMW .......... - JOINT STOCK DANK& re Ile w. a. wee. The jury, afters long deliberation, returned the followisg t l6 11•• - ir... ) a. I Wall (Pd . 4 re. er kee. , 4 ago, revenue of The Makrept, • coramerchan_t, et( (' amberwell , applied verdict :- ' That deceased died of typhoid fever, accelerated r . a ,an d ir;dir --- • k ib • w = - of 600,0001 I Mom IN Asia an d D. Is. bet . N -...- for his order of dietherge. 'Abilities.. 9,773/. ; ream by disease of the heart; and the jury desire to express then et„ fee !The s is et & a no in -. Usile i lal mannis all *7 ID id -zd • . •2.1 s SY., besides 5,730 f. of had debts, contracted during • series opinion test in future the post mortem examination ought St. ore Imes{ oseserse el II _ AM U d W sa • of Years, to be made by • medical man who had not previously cord- 14. WO W. 2• 1 191449011104.41N4 - - _ 4109 IN Doh *I - sinking fu M r 9 St u SI 1e zd saltY, whi 1 yr. Col appeared for the sesigmess, and Mr. Lawrence for fled the cause uf death." Ilk Wait Iftilow&-Ozferd 44 48 _ NAN N MUM X. AMINO ~. . al 61 66 •-• ( the bankrupt. N. lee Dees Newport U 66 Kt* W Ditli d NAN. total raven Asessib. NA Nam . all li} El ... a year, in There was so oppositim, and his Honour mated the order. 11l Mee Neeelawl N tO 59* - Wild El Otlel. Man. NI lain. Mews. Hart Brothers end Myles were the accountasta FEARFUL BOILER EXPLOSION AT Hum, AND rszrzasscs sauna. Lan. awl abr. all II N Is and the co • concerned in the cam. LOSS OP LIFE. lib I N.I aiILWATII. I Onelsepeiese. I Sans. T IM IN - le, Ile - a paper cu -- • - M. les Beisestarestermeettel ea la - U seCtemeile mil -.-• - at once, 1 a THE POLICE COURTS. A frightful catastrophe, which has occasioned Ices ei. iCaledoulaa War. tub.. - - - IN of lambs SO ••• •e• of life, occurred at Hull, yesterday, as the presages of 2 all , Cort sad Bandon 64.p.c •-.- - IN Se INMAIMILOWeId se 181 1 54 - these I dea (THIS DAY.) Messrs. W. Barren and Co steam sawyers, by the "' a Clenerale. 8 pee ems. N n elk all Des.PerthollAlisseJem 6 111 - - le el Ownembad. all - - - W 01. Dental AIWA. el tti Mil 25 ) } instantly s s --...-- bursting of a large boiler . The sepia= oconseed ge Ise ate Atom d.tp.N. 150 106 •- IS .Dm New - The fins CLERKENWELL. shortly after six o'clock in the aseraing, sad at N. Ile Be. is OWN - - . - 111 . 1 " N add = '''' dd N ° :i . the Moorii that time two lads, about 13 years al age, Bawd S. 184 DM C. 7 Ile eile - - TWO POLICE•COIDITseidts 41.4 T TO TEE 'Wen Of C 011.611,10101 IS &het 4 William He Mil d NvilliamSteptimeon, were sitting la 155 Kamm Ne.,llpeelle.l 109 111 ry weal] ..- SAD ii lONAdOR I.olllla AMMO ID _I ILP= 14 In 11 inst. 801100 YOB MtoLICT Or DrrT. e. ;„ on either s ilo of the boiler fire. The engineer and two N. Is Be. W. Sel He lt d - non MO Los. so Moan's*, r, Is Ts About 3 0 , ,, ,, , stoob . y. police - coastal!' 216 6., and will-ft workmen wen also n the boiler and t h e y Id St. IN D .. ew 4p. A N.. 128 128 - MIN 1011 Metro. I Prov. Dank (L. le i die par - Is /Nit , , polieemnstaile 214 G, were charged before Mr. e . , ' Ur . ~ g a t •w• St. IN Sale gawk 4p.se NI 1111 •-• directioos.d. strike The aa.. boder t wan th se ifs idi m aah i ms"l.__ 110 Ire theN lee Nat. NKR. at AMIONIM NI .. raterdlii. i i'llyncourt with withdrawing themselves from their duties se B'l eta . .e different . - M,Gete at De. Now- n - - - The Hs seen to ud out of its socket,St. /N liSta.,Pssif. .6. pa - - - as pdoce.c.eeteblee, at I Hdatreet, St. Luke's, without leaveNAN 40 Nallonal bank - r•bottom of two chimneys in connexion with the " works, N. IN Orme Nesedem, BD. et. 116 118 or notice, n, the 3rd i n st an t, the same being a neglect of NANO IS Now dasili Wales r,which w fi six yards distant in a straight lise. It W._ lee DmeazeLatelp.eLme. ill 114 - Hamburg. duty.DM MO - NM* le Bath Kan 16 Beek ewers. Il a di n u- d oi - isi -- 2°,0001. i all 14 I N gd 24 • 7 " The fore 4 i raid le li bv the steam several feet en 145 pa 44 666•••• Mr. Genoa, the superiutendent of the 0 division, said Igga in flair and revolid"aquitrrou-nd, falling almost n ew St 1: eur: De.fe..""e.roLinli ca s.e iriii ns Kr7 ... 109 ... - IMMO lee Preelmeed al Irina .. SI Se - le that these proceedings hail been instituted by th e authority into - IKON II Amman all 118 87 1 - fenerally 1 i socke t arum ' It then buret quite open and blew pisee r, of the Commissioner. co( Police, and they wished that as i i lt tne 1. ...-- • .. .. over a feel M II eima.onnathan - - - veg a n rg h. n e a r ) bi y , tOO, ),, example might be made, as he wee sorry to say thee It WWI hi . t . it er .h.a , 5. titim thAt. WWI On the 1 . another havens - e - --- - --- -'- -hcereyres terribly shattered, N. lee Do. redeem 4re essi 91 91 -. VAN N vas el lawn - Los no yaw Klan Aunterde ... lll lAA Da us a tb. AL AN 94 921 11.16} to. A frightful catastrophe, which has occasioned lees of life, occurred at Holi, yesterday, oa the preedess MOWS. W. Barren and Co.,team sawyers, by the bursting of a large boiler . ' The explore Gowned g, shortly after six o'clock in the naterniag, end at M. that time two lads, about 13 yews of age, named N. William Henry Milner and William Stepterecto, were sitting M. on either side of the boiler fire. The engineer and two N. workmen were also near the boiler, and they were blows N. several yards in different directi ons. The boiler was si. sees to bound out of its socket., and strike against the st. bottoms of two chimneys in connexion with the works, N. which ewe fire or six yards distant in a straight lige. It was apla mimed from its position by the steam severalfeet 1 4.4 late tie air, and revolved quite round, falling almost into as its mint spin. It then bunt quite open, and blew a pros is el the belek weighing nearly a toe, over a wall several feet N. The Aid of the boiler-house was terribly shattered, IL i blew in all directions, none of the spare or W le ow= N. Lit sear the spot, end many of the pieces were at. es. • &dame of 60 or 70 yards. All the hero in the vicieity ate nem or lees visibly marked by the explodes, while se one et the roofs are actually broken is. W. H. Milner, N. is. of the lads who was setting at the boiler fire was N onstbered by the debris, and when got out was quite 'dead. N. The other lad was buried to the armpits, and, although N. be was very much *mum, he escaped with hie life. A now named John Whitfield, was Mows through a smell N. hole which had been made in the beihr-iteues well, and nu N very seriously injured about the boa Jan elepheents N. and other workmen were blows ire a erne shout twenty N. yards distaet, and miraculously esesped with a few . bruises. :t The engineerwee lifted into a reed, _seven a zzglit feet st from the poen& but was not nub hem el the men also moped with slight interim The ham 11110 built M. about eight yeast Three years sir *Woe shreeithemed for 04. high pressure, and worked for some time at 60Ib. worn 84 . inch. At thetime of the explosion, we are informed, it was IP being worked at Low prams, at ally 121 b. per equate inch. I Idk 4101.010tEsalerap.nethi :Caledonian Qum. Eh al 'Cork and Bandon 60. e 01 00001. II pee anat. sll Den.Poo.4l .00E0. 011 Ina AOOO h. EP• 10 110 1 1 .00• 07 - 10 Dn. 0.7!0 Ons. in,llpo.llhl 10 De. 00. 10.1 10 Da 110 Ip.o. U 100 Drlnis 1010. 4p. Bu.. illrern II! oh IM 1110,7050Den..6. 1011 Grain llarliann p.O. 10 D0.0.40n1 pnLipan 10 Da. pa 00 100 Dal p.e.40011 all GUI Essliesd. 4 44.wamiatakaaato 10 Do. Mom. &epees' 10 Do. rednen. tp. 100 Dc.. tendowa. 4. 0. 10 00.0elndean US Do. 71ta 00100 140 Da INS. Pref. Moo. 105 Ds. 00. Van ntont 100 Danuldar7L44.44.4. 100 Da. 46. dw ip.o. 100 00•11770014.11p.•0 100 101111140.0144.080. 70 1 100 Dnip.a. 40. 14.2 100 Daiwa. M .. • 100 bo Ipp..a 0 104 100 Do. p.a. 40. 10.1 Do. pasta 0.. 100 Da. p.a. 740 500 . 100 004.0 (W. 11.410.7.; 140 De..&a.o4(dlt.daL 100 I.l7ohant solDinr• 100 01.11W.Coar.10N. 10 4.411.W.Tp.a.44. ill 0040.0010.1.0ia . =h 100100. 11100.0 4. at. TWO TOLICE•COIeTAPLgA taOlT TO THE NOVAE or COI. 110110:1 Vol NOOLIOCT or DUTY. CI11"/ Sinaey, police-constable 21ii G, and Wit/Ma polieetoostable 214 G, were charged before Mr. I VEyncourt with withdrawing themselves from their duties as police-comiablea, at f slil.street, St. Luke's, without leave or notice, on the in instant, the same being a neglect of duty. Mr. Gernon, the superiatendent of the 0 divides, said that these proceedings had been instituted by the authority of the Couimissioners of Police, aed they wished that as example might be made, as he was sorry to say that It was an offence that was on the inermae, another man having absconded from the division, destroyed his clothes, and wild them to a Jew. It was with some difficulty' that the pnvooers had teen apprehended, as they had well disguised themselves, and both had their large bushy whiskers en tirely shaven off. The prisoners bad respectable wives, whom they had left in the greatestdistress, andheregretted to ~,v that both prisoners had neglected their homes. From the evidence of Inspector kyle and Police-sergeant Maskell, 4 ti, it appeared that the prilloners, who received their wages on Wednesday, should have paraded for duty at Old.street on Thursday morning. Finding that neither of them attended, the omaets went to the defendants' homes, obit fouial they hadahecooded. They were traced to West minster, where it appeared they eudeavoured to enlist, but as the recruiting sergeant would not give them the shilling previous to their passing the surgeon, they did not enlist. Trace was lost of them there, but the follcwiog day l'olice.coustable Hobbs, :Al G, was called opposite the Eastern Counties Railway to quell &disturbance, and there found the prisoners, who had teen drinking freely, having their boots cleaned. Owing to their disguise. he reassume time before he was certain they were the men ; but when he spoke to them they said they had been out ors " a jolly spree," and were pis. * to Woolwich to enlist. With assistance he took loner+ into custody, and on their way to the datisa one of the prisoners was very violent, and threw ere at the con stables oe the pavement with some force. The prisoners said they were very sorry for what had or cursed, but they had no intention of leaving the service, sod would readily go back to duty at once. Mr. IVEyncourt -What did you shave off your whiskers for. and why did you put yourselves into such a disguise? 'the defendant Rashes replied that they had both been drinking to such an extent that they did not know what thus sere about. They did not intend to enlist. Mr. le Eyncourt inquired how long the defendants had hoes in the furore, and what characters they bore Mr. Gernon replied that Noshes joised in Nov.. 1860, and Stanley in Jan., 1861, and that their characters were rather imlifferect. Mr. 1 eEnycviurt said such conduct as the defendants had been guilty of could not be allowed, and ordered them to fur a fine of U. each, or in default to be imprisoned in the Mouse of Correctsou with bard labour for nee calendar I.ionth. A. their wives had been left in distress he should give them lit.. each from the funds of the poor boa. The prisoners, who said they bad uo money, were then removed to mimic. HO 193 91 91 91 94 103 105 76 78 76 78 170 180 103 106 137 130 liaa irrall m il m eD:j I Atlantic TieL (1A55.).... Dolls Woberweele. . IlrIL a Disk Ms/4.141 De. I 1r Pie •• lola ne De..o _ . Ai a II 1 isle 116 118 116 116 1/0 146 116 116 74 Mrs toolsrooss Do. Op. ol he. Deb Illorilo&LatlMppqß IliottudialrrlgA Corms Dog. soa T lMltt. ea Mrs Nadeau ' • o Ora& SW (LWOW) - Do. inter not. trot Tow Dloi TIL Low Sow OnolOus . Madras titian. II Coast Nadiarr.lls.TaL Pa) Natkowl Mroom• 00 . 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Swinfen which be made in his speech in the cane of Ken. nedy Wotan. With regard to the amatory correspond. euce he says :—" In September she pressed me to visit Bt. her. In an evil hour I did so. She exerted all 17 her arta to win me ; she was not a young In woman ; she succeeded. She gave me rings, sad 11 we pledged our love to each other. From that time our correspoodeoce was that of lovers. When she came s r to town I was always with her, going to excursion., theatres, Ito. For this I have but one excuse, which is too dreadful as, to mention, but which was weldkuown to her, for she had 10 visited my house half-a-doxen times, and knew all my family I.od secrets." As to the circulani he sent out lie acknowledges B t. that he was wrong ; "but pray," be says, "remember, as some palliation of this, the awful situation in which I found myself. I was not only ile.erted and betrayed by her ge. whom I had loved so fondly, but I was threatened with ex- It wenn, and even proescutton." ISS 140 102 1N 93 96 110 118 Idl WS 110 id 1} it 1. 0 14 N. Bram N. Oat IA Sett Auslarbilma.. - • - ON i i dis Do. Now UMW Odes. Is. Poi Uwe Loma sm. Web& 'Whim Nem std Pei 0 Ds. ltaw ZAMA I lad. be/ 43.40 126 10 Itat Now Itio &Zia. CHI los.(L ) MU Noon AIM& Li•islak. dooloollod Lsod Tol. kelp Do. do. Itoglaterod Do. do. To'opopi to tolls (L ) . dg.ot ded(L) Lat.Co.o.osooda Um. Lleolcoa Tit. a.). Via toostio's Loma.— al 1 101 ill 101 1 F 6 87 II IN 12 14 12 14 12 46 111 128 120 126 101 148 1U 186 WHITEHALL, APRIL 2. —The Queen ban best IL piesesd to present the Rev. Donald Macleod to the chunk lc sad parish of Linlithgow, in this presbytery and canny of It. Linlithgow, vacant by the death of Dr. Andrew Bia— Orrefte. ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. A general 11 • 7 mating of this society was held yesterday, at South Ken- 1 4 sign" the Earl of Dais vice-president, when upwards is of seventy easdidates were elected fellows. Among Own gj we noticed the following names :—The Marquis of Aber oars, the Earl of Cork, Lad Comm Rummell, Lord De Tab. 20 toy, lady °misery, Hon. Mrs. Edmund Phippi, Right •• Hoes W. 0. Hayes., M.P. , kc. le led Das= or PHs POTT.LAOREATE'R Sewooiw min& - —WillimsOadmy died at Spilsby Union-house on Wednes day, the Ind Wet., at the advanced age of 84. He we. hnserly schoolmaster at Someniby (Alfred Tennysoa's loiellinlaos), awl the Poet-Laureate, with his brothers, was, to the period of hie boyhood. one of his pupils. Poor Cad say we pleased with the recollection that be bad taught the post lii• " A B C."—Era. NAJ/ROW ESCAPE or AN EIPRRNR TRAIN.—.As ggibligat, which narrowly sempod a eeriooa result, moaned os Wohiseilay last to the axpros train leaving Cheltenham at I. mgt. fer London. TM bah had just arrived at the may b b am by which the rails are carried thansgb lladigsrorth, about Eve mike from Cheltenham, whoa th• ash et the heeding wheel of the engine snapped is the metre sad dropped between the rails, the eagle* at the same time pbMing forward. The driver at mos soanded as slams, sad the breaks Wag applied the trait. mu brought to a stead been the vagina bad left the rolls, although the het of qe keeping the track at all wider such mount shame Is quite inexplicable. Had the mese once left the gbh peat leis of life most have masid, es the Badgworth Illablainadat let unusual bight. As It we., very slight drams was dean to the paramsest soy, and beyond the in mavesiessi of a thaw bed 111 —es their journey a° Injury was smisined ti the pasmigas. Great credit is Am to the driver and gaud for tholr promptness is the asorge. TARDY APPLARANCH or TIN Swarsow. —A num ber et swallows were seas in die salglibearbood of New hersbamillos oa Mashy, the lSletan. fir appeases°, la Muth in thcaght to indicate the Ilamlibood of a dry and mom this usselly hot wrmo. W• paiehlly accept the mos, an the fen of rail dor* the mister and so far al the Mpi ntel,hs bas been unexampled for some pmts.—Newry FATAL Ari'lliEST ON MB JibITIOPOLITAN RAIL % A —This morning the police larestdail te Yr. Brent, the deputy coroner, the particubirs of the melrieholv death of N'tlli n, Holiusgworth. aged it. • labourer in the employ of Mr. Jay, the contractor for the construction of the Metropolitan or Uodergrooed Railway. It appears that the deceased was engaged last night betwown the hours of seven and eight, along with some other men, et the new station at Kingserros, in lowering • low sad helm iron girder, when soddenly one of the Inaba of the chain broke, sad the beam fell, kneeling the draewod to the ground. le the fall of the Imam it sneak a roves of timber, which fell as the deeesasd, sad bin. on the spot. He haves • wife, vbe is sow weer Ler elietioemest, end a young family. .1 You ao: WiiMAN Toler TO DIATIL—A mind h.miile awl appalling noidest lammed es Thursday To..rimig, at the paper weeks of Mame Potter sad pa, II Rona, Lower Damen, seer Illarkbors, by whirl's young w- nun od the name of Hannah Thompson, reed twisty • in deprived of life. The domed, who bed I. es employed at the wort. min. time. bed bees I. • them.luring the whole of Wedriewlay night, sod while •,.• was claming the 'catching machine, about% los AIME oh the following morning, her head was by mow mow eanght in the mAchisesy. awl it Mel the upper PIA of her 10.IY were anvil into the snatcher, aad fearfully maegied, rmssitig instantaneous death. The macbiewry we& at emai stopped, and her revisits collected together, whim they were 1..010WW11 to her fanner dwelling, new the marks, where tier he awaiting the coroner's Inquiry, to be opened Ws (Saturday) morning. rkIN*OII,IL—A alight matrimonial jar took place last week is a'esall family not a liesdnd mils frees Mei& tbe meta at which wee that the lady bask • please dens rh o well. The water into which she was pertly! Immereed ▪ beweficially in cooling bee limper, sad elbe Mono' loudly for help. trefortee•taly bee levies Teen was in • mender position to poor "Johnny ;" hie Web being tied• not, however, by hi wife, bet by • Wisest ride el th e friendly society is when lie! had be wes, f , rbrtire any had of mama esardes. After msrh niesibing sad doesdoring es Ike el the hay din was ~ b loated by a heatinte gel bawls loss bevel up hy her rribolise. Abe prneeeled tits appessmais of a isted goose.—Severs Ewers. = • lkAitodas mil •allease he llailstelra zi tafp.s 10=1L J W Onlinsurri Varusikaz Mai • 1.11 i(lsMal49. Mamba all &atm of Moos W .od. Itiustati gas. a. p.a &I Of. Casual at Frame all Gt. Lumina...omM. W Italian Amides all laka Onistancie L Halo fill •Uwe aaa TanaboaS an 'iras sad Gown all Marla Antonia mIl 1 1 4 1m.tflaps L a lltbe all Da. p.Pet. Bela gov.l W ,Nertiwn at la I De. Mew Mans 1 aY Natareglan Think Prat li OttomaalkairaaAkllal all aU Pads owl Odom I•'ks Us Ira ti Pandera (Pins•=l4/1 4 s ell No sad all : Ita la n al e Dmitha all Royal Eiredlab s 0 Ds T pee awl am& llama Da. pit amt. Pave SkTpurea. ▪ S.AaalA surdas I Ltd •~parat p ▪ tel on lranni.. ma 'Wool t aY IWIr • Walla al . DIWITOIIII STOCEIL a wl IMMO 5,2 K SVS!I ,911 1 100, 000 1 4001921 I M 110,0 AIO 00 911,000 11,000 7110,000 10,0•5 10,000 130,000 100,000 14,000 Iii:OOO 1 110,000 11.000 40,003 CND !!,81° 0: 45 N Fl.ail g ,i,-?1 400,000 20,000 p oi ii,;ipi In.onoil *".4 1 .1 IAOOO tin. sr 00.7 M It MO 414 • 44 or w► sr is 4 ss 1$ 1 ti 114 I II I? ▪ U 11111 I LK WV -1 . 1 11 2 1 1 I I al 21 A 11 pm I Pm I dim pia 1 13 16 II I 4 T 16 ST 0 10 If pai I f 14 T 10. ;lex ) 41 I, disj pm PR Y. 14 pa 4 die PROVINCIAL SHARK REARZAVIL LIVIROOL, APSIL 4.-6aise today :Abstain Oonntlb i slik Great Western, 74—Inneashirs and Yorkshire, MIR.— sad North Western, all —Manchester, lbselidd, art lamb, 13111—York Capital Mock, S 1 —Noel! balked dive, 6 6 1-16 (I.—th Eastern, es 81 I—Baltalo and lake Huron. 6}—Oreet Indian Peninsula, 109.—Great 1 1 16-4:l—Oreat Western of Canada, ise—Kri• 11 haros Lee and Meuse, 10—Bank of Liverpool, 116—T Money Yarine,l 9-16 p. A Faso SWALLOW= = • GIRL.—On Sunday in a young girk aged Di, daughter of • merhanic, in the New Town, Ashford, vomited • live frog. he had pre viously been treated for bow e el l e t plaint. The frog ha. been shown to • great many be **town, and we believe has been taken by F. who Wended the girl at St. Bartholomew's Vespig" La ndau. It is of considerable aim being as large as the of the lisod, and is very lively. She was nearly choked by it. The water supplied to the homes in the New Town is very impure, and in summer is full ol Meats. The girl bag • recolleotire of serallimieg aoseelities whop drinking • draught of water LA rummer, but m attentive was paid to the circumstance. BM bee hem lately subject S. disorders sad pains in the bowels, tee whisk abs has been obliged to have recourse to medial styles.—Beism Exprtas. Ex D'UTION AT BR/UNARM —BRALIM ARIB,FRIDAY. —The sentence of death tweed at the late assizes here on Richard itowlaeds, for the murder of his father.in-law, at Llaufaethen, has been carried into effect in the front of the county gaol here today. The rev chaplain visited the teapot at an early hour, end remained with him to the time of the execution. About • quarter before eight Mr. John Jams, the governor, erompanied the under-sheriff to the cell, and announced to the wretched man that the hour for the termination of Monte was approaching. He bore it with great calmness, and Garrett, the eximationer, proceeded with hie allotted duties. The Bee. D. D. Griffith, at the Let moment, exhorted the py man to confess if he was guilty, but though be manifest signs of con trition aid repentance he still denied any Illation in the deed far which he was about to Bu ff er. At • t o'clock the enfold was reached, and in • few minutes was com pleted, and with • few convulsive struggles the miserable criminal died. The weather was remits* fine, and • greetnamber of poems sesembied. ;WATTS. 7 7* —l= —I 4 li 1.1 yak — ai ad. i Poi w 4 11 14 N *I se 11 40} 610 pa • 10 7 6 us 66 46 is 60 • $ IA II 54 1 " .1 1 le Pal i 1 a I 1 11 71 1 la tte elossies 18, 1 . . 11: .1 w owlo4l. j Iq lOS i 104 ~,. a 2111:::: . 189 i 10* - xtl 1001 MONEY MARKET.-{THIS DA!.) Two o'CLocu. The funds to-day were very steady, 'at yester day's prices. In the other markets dulness pre vails. There is a fall in several foreign stocks, and English railway sham likewise exhibit a drooping tendency. The scrip of the New Turkish Loan has declined to 12 to 22 prem. That of the Egyptian Loan is quoted 2to prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 69fr. Wm, being Sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 932 and 94 for money, and 94 for the account. The present quo tation is 9n to 94 both for cash and the 106 inst. The official business report is as follows Bank Stock, shut ; ditto, for aocount, 237 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921; New Three per Cents., 92j, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108/, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 25e., 28s. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 103 ; ditto Ave-and-a-Half per Cent., 1081 ; Exchequer Bills, 18e., 21s. prem. Foreign stocks are declining, owing partly to the introduction of new projects. Mex ican Bonds have fallen considerably, being last marked 331. Turkish have de clined about per cent., the loan of 1864 being now quoted 831 to 3 ; and that of 1858, 701 to / ; Venezuela Bonds are dull, and Moorish Scrip firm. Sales are recorded as follows Brazilian Five per Cents., 1839 and 1859, 100, ex div.; ditto Four-and-a-Hall per Cents., 1868,94; Chilian Six per Cents., 1011 ; Mexican Three per Cents. for account, 341, 331 ; Moorish Scrip, pram ; New Granada ex overdue Coupons and Hectares, 101 ; ditto Two per Cents. 281 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 481 ; Spanish Passive, 191 ; the Committee's Certifi cates, 7, 61 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 831 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 71, 701, ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 73, 711; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 23/, 24. HALr-pAar Two o'Czocx. Consols are still quoted 93/ to 94, both for money and the account. The prospectus of the expected Egyptian go vernment Loge has been issued. The amount is 1,811,0401. -sterling, to be issued in Seven per Cent. Bonds, representing 2,196,200/., at 82 per cent. There is an accumulative sinking fund, by means of which the Loan will be re deemed in 30 years. There will be half-yearly drawings, and the bonds will be paid off at 100. The agents in London are Mews. Frahling and Goechen, and the brokers are Messrs. Laurence, Boa, and Pearce. The principal features of this Lean are the high rate of interest, the low price of issue, the special sanction which the Sultan has given to the operation, and the large amount of wholly unencumbered revenue which is assigned for its security. The special hypothecation consists of the revenue of the Delta, which amounts to upwards of 600,0001. • year, and is paid with great regu larity, while the Loan, including interest and sinking fund, will require only 176,0001. The total revenues of Egypt reach 4 millions sterling • year, irrespective of the tribute to the Sultan, and the country is free from Boating debt and from a paper currency. Subscribers may pay up in full at once, and receive 7 per cent interest. With these advantages it is believed that the Loan will be instantly and eagerly taken up. The final instalment of 20 per eent. falls due on the Moorish Loan of 426,0001. sterling on the 10th inst. About 36,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday. The Hammonia, from New York, has brought 20,0001. in specie for England, and 27,0001. for Hamburg. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally steady at the rates of Tuesday. Sub joined is our usual list : 3 months, 11.181 to ; ditto, 3 days, 11.16' rt r cl all l7 ; Rotterdam, 3 mouths, 11.188 to I Antwerp, 3 months, 25.52 g to 5 ; Hamburg, ma. beam, three month 13.81 to I ; Paris, 3 days, 25.30 to 5 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.50 to 5 ; Frenkfortea-the-Maine, 3 months, 1181 to 119 ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 321 to I ; Vienoa, eff. 80., 3 months, 13.95 to 14.00 ; Trieste, if. 3 m0nt1a5,13.95 to 14.00 ; Madrid, 3 months, 48j to 49 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 48,1 to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.50 to 55 ; Gap% S months, 25.50 to 65; Milan 3 month; 25.50 to 55 i Nees, 3 months, 391 to 401 inowillw.l39 to ; emu, 3 months, _l2O to h ; Lisbon, 90 days Olif to 63 ; Oporto, 90 days, 53 to i• A small amount of Mexican dollars on hand is the market were sold yesterday at 58. 011 per ounce, showing a rise of id. At Paris the rate of discount in the open market is 31 per cent. (the Bank rate being 31) ; at Vienna, 5 ; at Hamburg, 21 ; at Amsterdam, 3 ; at Turin, 5 ; at Brussels, 3 ; at Frankfort, 2 ; and at Berlin, 21 to 3 per cent. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was very firm, and the sales have increased to 8,000 bales. Telegrams from Alexandria mention the destruc• tion, by fire, of the Ocean Chief, at Bluff Harbour, New Zealand. She left Melbourne on the 2nd of January for Otago. The loom by fire of late of so many ships engaged in the Australian trade is very remarkable. Telegrams from Calcutta to the 15th of March quote freights to London 62a. rid., being 2s. 6d. lower. The produce market was quiet, and the import market strong. The exchange stood at 2s. OP., being I lower. Intelligence has been received of the capture by a Confederate privateer of the Yorktown, one of the regular New York packets belonging was to Messrs. Grinne ll , Tinker, and Morgan. She on her voyage from London to New York. The Associated Fire Insurance Offices have ar ranged with the St. Katharine Dock Company to place their buildings at the docks upon the first class of insurances. In the Stock Exchange yesterday a premium of 31. 10s. to 41. was quoted for the shares of the Northern Counties Union Bank (Limited), a new project, which has just been introduced at Man chester under influential auspices. Several other new joint stock banks are under stood to be in course of formation. We have received a copy of the prospect us of the Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Wagon Com pany (Limited). The objects of this undertaking may fairly be termed of a novel character so far as the metropolis is concerned, yet comprise nothing out of the ordinary way of business. It is proposed to let carriages and wagons to railway companies, mineral owners, merchants, and others. This is a class of business which is carried on with consider able advantage by several provincial associations. A list is given of some which pay large dividends, have accumulated a considerable reserve, and stand at a satisfactory premium in the market. The metropolitan traffic in coals and other articles is so enormous that it is considered to present a good field for an undertaking of this kind. The company's capital is to be 100,0001., in shares of 101. each. At an extraordinary meeting yesterday of the Ge neral Screw Steam Shipping Company, it was an nounced that the assets in baud amount to 41,0611., while the liabilities are estimated at 1,332/., leaving a balance of 39,7291., or about 16s. 10d. per share. It was resolved to divide 16s. 13d. per share, and it was mentioned that the liquidators would hold the shareholders free from any further liability. This undertaking has now consequently been finally wound up. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 8081. It is announced that the share list of, the Impe rial Bank (Limited) will be closed on Wednesday next. We are assured that the applications already largely exceed the amount of the capital. We are requested to state that the last day fur sending in applications for shares in the Indian Branch Railway Company is Wednesday next. The Gcrette specie statement for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz. : Imports of gold, 328,5891. ; exports of gold, 157,5761.: imports of silver, 193,6401. ; exports of silver, 269,9831. FRIDAY £v me. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to 94 for the 10th inst., opened and closed to-day, at the same quotation. For money the last price wu 931, and for the May settlement, 94 to 1. The official business report is as follows :--Three por Cent. Consols, for mone t , ed 94, 91 i:2 94 • ditto for account (April 10), 9 3 ,94, ; Belk Stock, shut ; Three per Cents. need, 1,1, New Three per Ceuta., 921, 1 ; India Stool, 226 ; ditto I.'ive per Cent. Stook, 1061, 1, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 100, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 255., 28s. pram . ; Four per Cent. , " enfaced" rupee paper, 911 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1021, ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 1081, 1. The India Five per Cent. Stock was firm at 1081 to 1. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was quoted 1021 to 1031 ; the Five-and-a-Half, 1014 to 1. India Bonds, 255. to 28e. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, 18s. to 21s. prem. Foreign stocks were rather fiat. The scrip of the Turkish Loan was prejnAliced,by continued sales, by expectant allottees, as well as by the introduction of the Egyptian Law. The closing price was 21 ( to 2# prem. The public con tinue to effect investments of a bond fide character, and to a considerable amount. The co-operation of the English government in the applichtion of the promeds of the loan gives it a special prestige. The scrip of the Moorish Loan remains firm at et to 61 prem. A relapse of no lees than 31. took place to-day in the shares of the Bank of Egypt, owing, no doubt, to the transfer of the Egyptian Loan to other bands. Ottoman Bank were firm at 28 to ft. London and Westminster Bank were in demand. In miscel laneous shares Royal Mail Steam were flat, while Nerbudda Coal and Iron were in demand, closing at 1 dia. to # prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In surance, 7 to 7# prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1# to 1# prem. ; Universal Marine, 3# to 3 dia. ; London and Provincial Marine, par to # prem. ; Mercantile Fire, #to prem. ; Com mercial Union, It to dis. ; Imperial Bank, 2to 3 prem. ; Indian Branch Railways, I to I prem. ; Alliance Bank, 5 to 6 prem. ; Northern Counties Union Bank, 3# to 4 prem. The New Victoria Losnhasimproved to 1051 to I. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLocz. The mining market to-day is quiet, but steady. East Caradou shares are firmer, at 34i to 35, and Wheal Seton at 131 to 133. FAA Carn Brea are very steady at 121 to 131. Marke Valley are quoted 91 to • and Great Wheal For tune, 20 to I. Lady Be rtha shares are marked ; and Great South Toles, 3i. St. John del Rey Mining shares are in more de mand to-day, and are marked 58 and 59/. United Mexican have been dealt in at ei and 81, being dull. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received by telegram from Lisbon, the following report, dated Morro Velho, Feb. " Produce 9 days of February, 2nd division, 12,313 oitavas. Going on steadily and well." At Great Wheal Busy United meeting yesterday the ac counts showed a debit balance of 2,8741. 16s. sd. A call of 10c per share was made. ' At the Wheal Ellen (S.A.) Mining Company's special meeting yesterday, a resolution was unanimously passed, in creasing the capital of the company to any amount not ex ceeding 25,0001., by the creation of 11. shares, such shares to bear a preferential interest at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, to be issued pro rata amongst the existing share holders. These shares are convertible at the end of five years into ordinary shares of the company. From Devon Union Mine Captain J. Donnal reports (April 3) :—" We shall put on another pump to the sinking lift at Quick's shaft on Saturday, which will be the last that is required to oomplete the lift, and if things go on favourably the next month will complete the sinking for a deeper level, which will then be 24 fathoms below edit. There is no alteration to notice in any part of the mi ne since last report." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARIERT.—(THIS DAY.) The narket G Arm to-day at the following prices:—Town tallow, 46a. not ; Petersburg Y. 0., on the spot, 465. 3d. ; April to Jana, 465. ; July to Eleytensber, 474 ; October to Doesmber, 48e. 3d. to 48s. fid. Mature Arm...am—Town tallow, 48.. 6d.; fat by ditto, 9e. 504 yellow Medan, 475. 6d.; mated stns, 37a. ; rough ditto, 21e. ; tallow grams, 16s. ; good I dreg, 82dITIEBTELD HAY NARILET.--(rais DAY.) Here. Harvey and Easton report trade slow, at last day's prima. Prime I■llll4ol, bay, 70s. to 803. ; ewe. dor ditto, 84e. to 95e. ; husk, ditto, 40s. to 50a. ; rowan. 50s. to 70s. ; clover, aid, Ws. to 110. ; ditto, new, second cut, Wis. to 100 s.; straw, Ma. COVENT GARDEN.-.(THIS DAY.) Vegetables oontinue good and pleetital. Aso" them are broccoli, French lettuces, endive, rem peal, new potakee, and early horn carrots. Nan have e= eincejest report. Goodtable apples Inv imaroe,es see else good English pumappler. Grapes are dearer. New eteawberries may now be had. Potato trade heavy ; beet ample, have r however, considerably &aniseed in price. Cat dowers &lady 000ai tof orchk . ls, Chimes primidas, caneeilies, bye. cintha, violets, eineranas, algrioastte, sad roam. 11701 T. Plne Apples, per lb., Os to lis Orapes, per lb., 21s to Ws Strawberries, per et, IL Pears, per dos.. Os to 13s Apples, per doe., is to i , &iages, per 100, 41 to lemma, per 100, Os to 101 Nut', iftboper lb., 48 to 46 id Wato>•t', per 100, Ss Broccoli, per bundle,ls to French beans, per 100, Is to as Omen Peas, p. e sieve, Its Cabbages, p. is e , to UN Potatoes, York Regents, per ton, 1005 to ISOs Flukes, do., 120 s to 11105 Rocks. do., SOs to 1001 , Cups, do, Me to 904 Tninips, per bunch, 2d to ad Carroll, do., 44 to 041 Spinach, per sieve, 2si to 4s Od Cucumbers, each, Is Od to Ss Artichokes, each, ed to Id Beet, per dos.. le ed Wary, per bundle, Is 6d to Is thil"LAAPara(ulperb) lld 1. a771.4: 43 &sakide,7r pun lballota, per lb, 10d to le ; Garlic, per lb, ad to 8d I Lettuces, cash, 64 toed I a tdi ri v=seore, le 44 per bus., Lid toes Mushrooms, p.pott.,lB Id tolled Pullin. per 12 burclete, is toad Herbs, per bunch, 2d to 44 Titanic Enrrreint. The traffic receipts of rail ways in the United Kingdom amounted, for the week ending March 29, on 10,145 mike to 468,6001.,and for the correspond ing week of last year on 9,911 miles to 519,195/., showing an increase of 234 miles and a decrease of 50,5051. The grow receipts on the following 14 railways amounted in the awe— gate on 6,613 miles to :05,1561., sod for the corresponding week of 1861 on 6,458 miler to 404,3711., showing an increase of NO miles and a decrease of 49,2151. The de mean on the Pastern Counties Railway amounted to 3,128/. • on the Great Northern to 2,4211. • on the Great Southern and Western, to 771. ; on the Gre . at Wolters to 2,564/. ; on the Lancashire and Yorkshire to 7,8261. ; ' on the London and North-Waiter's to 7,8854 ; no the Lon don. Brighton, and South Coast to 5,8621. t on the London and South-Western to 4,0681. ; on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire to' ,624/. ; on the Midland to 3,5121. ;oa the North British to 3761.; on the North-Eastern to 3,8611.; and on the South &stern to 5,8201.—t0ta1, 50,0241. But from this most be deducted 8091., the increase oa the Caledonian ; leering the decrease, as above, 49,2151. The goods sad mineral Walk on those lines animated to 206,968/., and for the correspeoding week of 1861 to 211,6471., showing • diereses of 5,6591. The re ceipt. for poisoners, parcels, he., amounted to 149,1681., swung 192,7241., showing • decrease of 43,556:. The traffic receipts on 66 other lines amounted, on 3,527 miler, to 113,4441., and for the corresponding week at last year on 3,453 miles, to 114 . 8241., stewing an imams of 74 mike and • decrease of 1,3801. The falling off iu the tn&o of the past , week as answered with the conimponding period of 1861 is con siderable in the passenger traffic of the great lion, caused by the comparison being made with Easter week in 1861, and a also o ttradeheingott ...trito llait in ri e.zseg dis ue a n i co et. oe . tlibeedePtrasToso receipts of the past weak show a decrease of 1,5871. as econpared with those of the preceding ;week ending the 22nd Maroh. The total tempts for th e 3 weelts endinngg i t s, above amou nted to 6,041,697/. and for the cor period of last year to 6,237,0011., showing • decrease 192,39 being at the rate of 14,0001. a week, instead of an average increase of about 25,0001. • week, as in pre ' ceding yean, making • difference of about 40,0001. a week the veceipta, chiefly is eonsequence of the depression of trade. II I r i