The Express. — London, England, 1866-04-09 00:00:00

! that hat opportanit y y t. on t point, actuated by their hot else the opinion up 4. nothing of the khd we I casteak your intercourse 'of a hops th a t radi that I have ; en W. do not know wia IT not, I ineen*. K 1 into a was. nk that class of pest " the common ennui! he feelings of tysi y answer or not as At St be your own olio* ? and I never have let aoh would be your 11. an only indas front% dances it may prods% Bo far es I know a s y wish for pesos. eontentple:ted by th e bem an alliance Ida : believe ft wee tb4 ea their wish to ben mid se an I:depended' At it *odd have mail. done so, bat I low" went. I had no boo own opinion. 0 you, you may inner he an oath of fide* A government I`l6 at it ia pomailibe do not mailed wheelie I took it, ar if it Lit t, but I do not mooned die effect of Presided i, would thaw b. any. ? I ma that bum* cling in the reenit.*--lf feelinp of the pea/as:is, rernment that they wigs rr that polar:grader f r el‘ eling in the crosawy. sing politital perwtlw people of the South, Mph overnment, &mita" hula hnaon as the one abidi ay re-establish it. !MI poorer claims Wills. T!• Are they es nuke heir material rred any shange. Pre = Limes for his apport. hard at work, are theft now nothing to the ear relations to the odasid slued or diainishei?-1 is I 'know the feeling Ili re kind to the solved blame attributed fie tlik (*N w MP aren e W m re X;Z i ti Fe employed mare orbs-. Some are so poor the m from the North go bit ch you are familiar and p not know of anything there. It would dope they confined thrombus not interfere to provoke U 9, I do not believe the labour and capitall—]ii r, they are very wino on to prevent such a thOd A know of myth*, ich they would be remind individuals there'd's& nozione, sis you can us* not a general dislike is ?—I suppose they weell n. I do not know net ates. woe socially'—They might elect them se aseoastee I do not know thatt they became acq iot admit them into coition of the coloureds e persons they work fa! rto work for Northas probable they wouldpra tare no facts to go upon rery frequently in Menem eult from bed treatment a tion, or from the idea let by the new miners I—whot eat in regard to Virginimal an opinion ; I do not know ow of numbers of the bide ts, and I know of many who new homes. Whether it h r masters or from may dears ee and independent, I daft krd to the material intero# key will be /quid to what under the changed ogee g time for them to ream ink that after some years exceed it, but it cannot Is us I It will take a make a of things in 'ash& ig material Womb and ass —I have heard great hoPm cheerfulness and williagnese 'TEER RIFLE mArea BRITAIN.--(THIS DAT.) the Enfield Rifle Volull among battalions and corn. D h ou t Great 81416111 000' Mil Saturday next. The sr by representatives fix. in the kingdom; the .I and this year their match is being shot ars SOO, iunda, and the con diti o ns ars yards from the shoulder 'Won. Any number el ma for battalions the higlio l e highest 10 Mgt. on the Ye e taken as the m atch Kay. l ooting on Saturday the match es nit in, and the beet also" !Ma announced. ay : Yesterday being the coellencies the Bunion ind ent. ow entertained at due, wing gueeta TdseelMei Id Madame Mus eums and M Ilene' , the Saxon Ministe.* ilinister and BarO* OM Count Phlen, Admiral OOP S nem Soltykoff, Prince Get*. and Mrs. Grenvill erg, and M. Beleukha ening her F.:ogling arra nirly party. he Exhibition of the AI er Colours is fixed for Saadi, t is to be repeated lAO4O llondosy performance), and lo• di five tunes in enemesiem fa need the Propheit of Mergire ad for to-morrow night st Ifortho, that for Thu:eat ee of Kr. Robley). Oa SOW Freisautz, for the resew 41 ring Rip ran Winkle nig.' t of the piece is beim 00 1 4 - same name as Dr. Vocal is Paris, is aanouneed fH ye at the Gymnase Theatre. c as 1850, and wit h soar wash s a eisisen of Paris wha 'arras, immediate sad ai rid is Doe *amid to as qa solution, by which Its is repeatinstica of this .0 0. Sl 4 l°Cle has left Florence for LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Oommissioner Goallnun.) trt nor wampum. Il i a bankrupt was a ship chandler and provision mer. e a st, of Rotherhithe. The debts are 2,4701., and the w eb are stated at nearly the same amount. At the last aging the bankrupt was ordered to file cash, goods, and d e di s kiiey acierants, but had not done so. Os theapplication of Mr. H. Linklater for the essignees, another ad oumment was ordered. (Before Mr. Registrar Murray.) Ti IR J. BAMFORD. The bankrupt was a shipowner, of Onteeehtireb• Alf At This was the titling for proof of debts sa d choice of assignees. The debts are 15 5001., w hat which security is held for 11,0001. I V a on a ship called the Prince of ales, = 4 at 13,0001. The bankrupt attributes his failure to gee proceedings on the part of Mr. Z. O. Pearson. Seven' proofs were tendered ; but in the absence of some a t it= pal creditors an adjournment of the sitting ut lot imam. DIRIN FRAY. The bankrupt in this ease was described a u r a maker, of of 14, Bonthetrest, Grosvenor.square, ol 157, road, spinster. Her name is familiar to Kull ee= from the law proceedings in which she had bean engaged sonnet the gad and Counter of Zetland. Bar debts are under 3001. Amongst the creditors are the Bari of Zetland, 761. ; Mr. Justice Blackburn, 151. ; and Mr. Void's palette's, 191. She attributes her failure to having bee n ' unsuocessful in suits both at law and in equity, which she had been advised to institute. This was the first itting. The usual formal proceedings were gone through. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY. ) Ste sittings of the Central Criminal Court were re owed this morning, at 10 o'clock, before the Lord Mayor, ANIMA& Phillips, the Deputy Recorder, Mr. T. Cham blee, Q.C., Alderman Firma, Alderman Sir R. Carden, the Sheriffs, Under Sheriff ko. The first edition of the cal radar contains the names of 111 prisoners, and the offences are thus damnified : Wilful murder, 3 1 ; manslaughter, 3 ; feloniously wound jj& 1 ; felonisualwoundingintent to murder, 11 ; forforl, 8 , 6 ; feloniously casting corrosive gala, 3; coining, 31; bigamy, 1 ; and assaulting with intent to rob, L The Common Saleant briefly addressed the grand jury in reform's to their duties, and called their atten tion to the more serious and important oases that maid be brought before them. He said it was to be regretted that in oases of murder and man sisegater, in every instance either the prisoner or the domed was the wens for liquor at the time the wineries took plum The calendar contained a great may . cases of wounding with intent to murder and to de porous bodily harm, and one of them had created a good deal of public interest, and bad been the subject .ct conversation in the House of Commons. The prisoner to be a young man who was by profearion a moudcian, Z e it d appeared that be was at Sydenham, and returning home from a party at a very late hour of the night. The prossoutor was a policeman who was on duty in plain dollies, and Seeing that the accused was carrying a bag, which turned oat to contain a musical instrument, the coortable followed him, upon which the prisoner increased his speed, and at last began to run, and wee pur se/id by the ofiloor, and then a struggle ensued, to whieh the prisoner took out a opened. it, and inflated a severe and serious woun d in the abdomen of the constable. The question for the grand jvy would be whether, as alleged on the part of the pri mmer, he bad fair and reasonable grounds for sup mink that the officer, in plain clothes, followed him with latest to rob him, or to inflict serious injury upon him. That such was the impression of the prisoner was evidenced by the fact that the accused put , down his watch on the pavement, and said, Take it, but do not do me any injury." This case was important to the constable, and equally so to the accused, and it would be well that the matter should be fully inquired into before the court and spotty jury. After alluding to several of the oases of mur de r, the learned Common Serjeant er especially drew attention to the ease of a man chars' with the wilful murder of his wife, and recommended the grand jury to return a true bill, as also in the case of a female, charged with the wilful murder of her illegitimate child. Alter a few hither general remarks, the grand jury were remitted to their room to commence their labours. The Common Serjeant (after the grand jury had retired) mid that as he observed the gentlemen of the press were present, he begged to set himself right with respect to the mirrepresentation (which in his mind was unintentional) of some observations he made in the course of the last minion on the trial of the Queen v. Coleman, for libel on Mr. Sothern, the eminent actor. It had been attributed to him that he had declared that he was inclined to believe in spiritualism. He had not made any rash observation • on the contrary , he had distinctly decimal that he hues; nothing of spiritualism, of its professors, or their theories ; and he declared to-day, as he bad done last session, that be knew nothing whatever about the subject. In. SOTRZIef AND THE SPIRITUALIST. Robert Cooper surrendered to answer an indictment charging him with having publiahed a false and defama tory libel concerning Mr. Sothern, the actor. This ease arc*, as our readers will remember, out of the same libel to which Mr. Coleman pleaded guilty last mica. The defendant was proprietor of a weekly publi cation called the Spiritual Times, and the libel in question was published in that journal. The defendant plaided guilty. Mr. F. H. Lewis Aged on his behalf that be was entirely 'parent of the publication of the libel until after it bad appeared, and that he had expressed his deep regret at having been the means of making such a statement public. asrjeant Ballantine accepted the apology that hsd been made on behalf of the defendant, and said that Mr. &than was not actuated by any vindictive feeling, and all he desired was to protect himself and his family from the scandalous imputations that had been made upon him. The Deputy-Recorder said that Mr. Sothern had acted Wit properly in the matter, and under all the circum stances he thought the justice of the case would be satis fied by the defendant entering into his own recognisance in 50t. to keep the peace for 12 month,. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ♦ mu. CHARGED WITH ROBBING HER TAMER, Sarah Ana Burt, a good lookin3 girl, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with stealing a quantity of wearing apparel, ke., the property of her father, James Burt, an engine driver, living at No. 6, George-street, Grosvenor-square. The prosecutor, a respectable looking man., said that on Tuesday last the prisoner, who was his daughter, ab sconded from his house, 6, George-street, Grosvenor-square, taking with her his watch, and a quantity of wearing ap pareL On Saturday night she came to the house, ad mitting having taken the property away and pledged it, and said she was willing to give herself up. The prosecutor produced about a dozen duplicates which the prisoner gave up. In answer to Mr. Tyrwhitt, the prosecutor said his daughter had never robbed him before. prisoner said she nothing to say. A constable proved taking the prisoner into custody and seeing her give up the duplicate of her father's watch to her father. She said she had taken the things and was quite willing to go to the police station. Mr. Tyrwhitt remanded the prisoner for a week stating that the pawnbrokers would have to give the property up. WORSHIP-STREET. A JOCKEY AND HIS CASH. Emma Taylor, a buxom-loogirl, 18 years of age, de scribed as a servant, was cha r with stealing, in con iunction with another girl, not in custody, a puree contain -11421. 10s. in gold and two cheques for 1601. each. Police-constable, 224 N, said—Prisoner was given into Tay custody last night in the Kingsland-road for rob bery. The prosecutor accompanied us to the station house, and awned the police sheet. He gave his name James Grinishaw and said that another girl was in company with the prisoner when he was robbed he was perfectly sober, and gave a description of the wowed female prisoner. Prisoner was searched, but not any par lion of the property was found on her. Prisoner—l know nothing of any other woman who was with as _ _ . MetT*erste—Where is the man who preferred the charge. Dirtrtable-1 don't think that he is here, sir. Magistrate—Lt him be celled. (This was done, but not eletOrimehaw answered.) Magistrate—li anything known of the prisoner Bendall (the gaoler)-I don't think that any [Aker here recognises her, sir. She is unknown to me. Prisoner—l come from Northamptonshire. I didn't steal thee s :: ;me_ The prosecutor, or person who preferred the ( lute, is not in attendance. Does any person present brow anything of him ? Sergeant Luff, N division—He is the celebrated jockey I that name, your worship ; end I am informed that he Malted for Neweentle this morning early. Magistrate—Well, I have no alternative ; the prosecutor, ar rather person who signed the police sheet on the eireZ er not present, and the primer must be discharged. surtsiod, and maid out of the dock. SOUTHWARK. WHOLESALE SOBSSET OP SIMS. Clarla Jackson and John OHM; la the employ of Mr. Jelin Kelk, the extensive contractor and builder, were SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) brought up in custody of Henry Morton, 43 L, charged with being concerned in stealing 500 bricks, the property of their master. Mr. Ricketts, who appeared for the prosecution, said that Mr. Belk had recently been plundered to a great ex tent ; and having a vast number of men in his employ, it was a difficult matter to detect the depredators. Morton, a detectiveof the L dividon, was engszed,and he discovered that on SRI Feb. last a load of brie ls was sold to a small builder named Woollard,intheWaterloo-road. That person and two other men were apprehended about the time, but after a remand or two they were were liberated for want of sufficient evidence. Mr. Woollard bad since then assisted the polies, and the result was the apprehension of the pri soner. He should be able to show that Jackson sold the bricks to Woollard, and that Gray was seen in his company at the time. Henry Morton, 43 L, said that, in consequence of in formation he received, be followed one al the prosecutor's carts laden with bricks along the Waterloo-road. The pri soner Jackson had charge of the load, and stopped outside the John of Groat's House. Woollard joined the prisoner and some other man, and eventually he purchased the bricks for eighteen abillin”. The bricks were delivered to at him, and on maiming inquiry he found that the bricks were at stolen from Mr. Belles premicee. After that witneastookinto 50 custody Woollard and two other men, but they were even - ! ftally discharzed. From information received from Wool- a lard he apprehended the prisoner. 100 Robert Woollard, a builder, said he purchased the 503 St bricks from Jackson on the 2Dth of February for 184., being St the value of them in the market. He bad no receipt for at them, as it was a reedy-money transaction. He bad often Batt them, bricks in the same way, and never had any a trouble about them before. St Jackson pleaded guilty to stealing the bricks, and assured St. his worship that his fellow-prisoner had nothing whatever at. St. to do with the transaction. The magistrate discharged Gray , and sent enced Jackson et to six months' herd labour in Wandsworth House of Cor- _COW Owa o'CLocx. The railway market is dull, and a decline of it g : t l in per cent. has occurred in Midland, South , and Great Northern stocks. London and North Western stock is quoted 121} to } ; Great Western, 59} to } ; Midland, ;tit 123 to I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 121. to Z ; Great Eastern, 40} to 3-8 ; South Eastern, .. 731 to 74 ; Caledonian, 127 } to I , e x div. ; •• Metropolitan, 1331 to 134} ; Great Northern, 121} to 122} ; ditto A, 138} to 139. 100, Canadian railway securities are quiet, at previous trot., quotation. too,( SOO ORDINARY BRAM AND PrOCK.S. 1 Pd. BAILWAYS Clcning pices Bales to-day to 1 p.m. .0 un 8 id No. I 811. I NOTTINGHAM ELECTION COMMITTEE. r t: (THIS DAY.) St The committee appointed to try the merits of the pal. st. tion !spina the 'return for Nottingham met again this morning Mr. Adair in the chair. se. Mr. M undell and Mr. Oars appeared on behalf of the st. petitioners ; Mr. Rodwell, Q.C., Mr. Pries, Q.C., and Mr. so. Pope Hennessy for Sir R. Man ; Mr. Fitejemee Stephen 10 for Mr. Morley. 10 William Deng, examined by Mr. Rodwell — l am •her 14113 „, s dealer and contractor. I have lately been living a a 1 "" loge between Sleaford and Boston. Before I went there st . Mr. Richards gave me 601. to go away. 9 I Mr. Mundell objected to that answer. sc. Kr. Rodwell submitted that he was entitled to pursue It that course of examination as he was now attacking Mr. S =nation continued — Mr. Richards said, " C give u you 501. to go out of the way ; there may be inquiries or ft there may not about the election. He paid me the Si. 501. in sovereigns, and said there were others going away SC as well as me. He gave me the money in his own ffi office. After I had received the 501. I went to Lincoln. r t. Wilson Plant was by when I received the money. He io took me to Mr. Richards's alias. That was shoat 6o'clook 10 in the evening. A. few days before I left Nottingham— Si. that was in July—l told Mr. Richards I had given some Si. evidence to Mr. Poisons. That was in reply to a question It put to me by Mr. Richards. I read something in the st. Nottingham Cuardian, in soniequenes of which I addressed B t. a letter to Mr. William Parsons. Mr. Rodwell proposed to put in the letter. St. Mr. Mundell objected, and after some discussion, 20 Mr. Rodwell said he would put it in at a later period of 9„ ‘ t , the inquiry when the petition against Mr. Morley was gone ta into. St. Examination continued—l was engaged at the Notting- 10 ham election. I hired lambs and paid them. at Mr. Mundell objected to any further question of that nature be'ng put until agency bad been proved. After some dissuasion, The Chairman said the committee were of opinion that ry. the person who gave the order should be called before the st, vitals was asked to explain how he had executed that 20 ilorder. Examination continued—l did not pay the lambs with 10 my own money. 100 The next question put by Mr. Rodwell was—Who gave you the money to pay them? sc Mr. Mundell oblected, stating that the committee had 100 already substantially decided the point. St Mr. Rodwell then asked witness--How much did you St. P&? at ioo mr. Mundell spin objected , and after a lengthened dia. 100 ration, 100 The Chairman said—l understand Mr. Rodwell to ask 100 this witness whether, in consequence of an order he re- 100 oeived from some one else, he hired and paid lambs. You 100 nee that simply as an act done--es cue of the many sets 100 which constitute agency? 100 Mr. Rodwell—Precialy sc Examination proceeding when our report left.] 20 PROFINCIAL SHARE AEARKATS. Ltsitarool., APRIL 7.-dale.to-day : Great Ea s tern . 40 i 1—• St. Great Western, 501—London and North Western, 1211—Cmithle Capital Stock, 139—Grand Trunk of Canada, 30—Grest Western of ()mods, 104 7-16—Erie, 561—Five-Twentiee, 73F-4:neat Luzern- 100 hoary, 15 5 -16—therend, Gamey and C0.,µ0 p.—Albion Marine 100 1 7-10 d.—Maritlme, 11-16 d.—Natlonal Steam Company, se d. 10 —Pacific Steam Naviption Company, 90}—West India and 86 Pacific Company. d. St. Brittllsanals, Aran 7.—The launsactions to-day were—in Bit- 86 miugham Wagon shares, at Lll Os. 3d. ; Gloucester Wagon 20 shares, fourth lame, at 11 preen.: Great Western West Midland 86 Second Guaranteed Stock was sold at 113. Birmingham Banking 00 Company shares closed at 26 to 265; Binnlastkum Joint Stock 100 Banks, buyers, at 68: Lloyd's (Limited), sellers, at 101 prem.; 100 Nottingham Joint Stock Bank, par to 1 prem. ; British and 8 6 Foreign Railway Plant, at 6 dim. ; and Manta's Metal shares, at 86 to 1 dia. Bt. 11901126113 r, Aran7.—Tke =stet was Bat, and prices 20 ly lower. District Bank, 17$ p—Rries, 56 at—Great St. = .1 14 402 I—Great Luxembourg, 16 6-16--Great Northern 86 I A, 130—Grand 'Trunk of Canada, 30—Great Western of Canada, 16;—Illinois, 811—Lancaehire and Yorkshire, 121—London and North Western, 121$ —Manchester and County Bank (Limited), 4e au — na lt:ineliester, Sheffield, and lAncolnahlre, mra F-Ditto, RA , 6 per cent. 97f—M ISt 00,0 1 North British, 66-Bouth Menem, 41 4—/hames 10,0 and Mersey Marine Insuranos (Limited), 6 11-16 p —United 40,1 States 6-20 Tan' Bonds, 731—Dover C. C. 6 per cent, 90. 100,0 Dalit.fit, Area 7. — Th ree per Cent. Consols, 851—New Three 40A per Cent. Stock, SO 1---Ditto. for account. 9th May, 84t—India 20,1 Five per Cent. Stock, 1011--Bank of Ireland (6100 paid', 294 11,1 National Bank (LSO paid) 76—National of Liverpool (Limited) $O,l filtri4tlnli(lLTruptajifTlTT-Valgit!'::ak =Ft, B tr itl Blast Ofilce Debenture ' s, 602 6s. 3d., 86. 10,1 41; tilE EXPRESS, MONDAt EVENING, APRIL 9, GOVERN: BROCK& ishColm. Op, ct.,IBT; Do. 18961 Can. (1.3V.6 p. c.,1877.81 0,000 Do.6peret,Yeb.hAng. 0,000 Do. Sperct. ~.. Do. elper ct Jan v ta , ... Do. spw. et. Ins. 8 CepoolG Nopellper.l 1 5 . 008 Do. d 0.1690-1900 15,008 Da. do. 1693 90 8000 Do. do. 189091 Do.sp.c.Ap.dOct.l9oo Ce io lon,Nov. 1968,6 p. ct. 1878, d 0... 1,000 Do. 1872 d 0... 1,000 Matuithis 6 per ct.,1872 5000 Do. 1878 ,000 Do. 1882 ~000 Do. 1895 ,000 NataL Gov. 6 per cent.. ,000 New Brans.Gov.6perct. ,000 New South Wales Gov.. ,500 6p. cu 18,1871 to 1876 ,000 Do. 6y. c.lBBB to 1 New Zealand 6per cent Do. 5 per cent ,Nova Sootta 6 p, c., 187 T _ 191 91 94 91 N 78 80 77 80 101 109 101 104 td _ _ . 10! is 102 104 91 93 102 104 106 108 150,000 !Queensbutd a 4. 6 p. ct. ,000.000 S.Aust.Oor. 6 p. ct.,1868 240.000 Do. 1678 and upwdi. 100.000 Vle.Gov.6p. c. Jan. July Do. 6p. ct. Apelldcik. 102 104 106 106 103 106 106 104 100 102 90 9s 1100 Iprlet9l and Exeter lalikdoosa lioo lama t i 4.irea, all i ut mid Bandon Cornwall 100 Dublin and BeltsstJunc 100 Dandoo,Porth,dAbdJa SD Zia London 13011) Net 100 Do 100 Olsagow and S. Western 100 Great Eastern Ord. St 100 Do. B. Ang. Stk., No 100 North of Sootiard 100 Great Northern 100 Do.A J A rec. no dlr. an 100 Do.Biallip. ala 100 Do. New las at 2S pm. 00 Do. Ord. Def. Dtv. Stock 100 Ot South & West (Ire ) 100 print Western _ . -- 100 DoiStoarVolOsa. 110 D. death Wake .. LA Do. W. JOEL—Oxford 103 Do. Do. Newport 1 00 Do. Do. Here 100 lameaMabfreOUE &Yorkshire 100 Lod 100 Loodow,Chothww.&D C,out or 100 Do. MEd Exton.dop.e. 100 Loadon&NorthWortn 100 lowelondSonthWerdero 100 Man Shot, &Lincoln& 100 Metropolitan 7 Do. New 8 Do. latansion all Moiropoltioa 10 Do, do. do. 8 Do. di St. Jolues-wo rd 100 111111 a ad — bo. Maws_ 100 Do. ann. & MVO • all Mkt Lent . . 100 Do. Edhl.,Perth,Dsrel 100 N. leatern—Berw'ck 10. Do. G. N. E. Pere. 100 Do. Leeds 100 Do. Lost 100 Do. WWl* an Do. Stock.4Dertiltl la Do. do., 180041 100 North Lad" ..... 1"B0 -77 !;7 - !!!...- 7 Do . ,do 1865 100 North litatlordahlre 100 N. & 6. Watarrn June 100 Soottialt Central 100 800tailt N. Y Aber. Stk 100 Soottlah Midland 100 anropehlre Union 100 Sonia Devon 1100 South Eastern I all Stalnes,WolshighamAc 100 Tsl Vale I Do. C 100 Val* of Faith 1100 Vistsrprd & ilk=r Whl 4 po mass ammo BRITISH all Atisatlc&St. Lawrence 100 Bons. Bar. &C. In. gsp.c. 11 Do. F Shares all Buffalo k lake Euro& all Do. Preference 100 Beff..Brant ,&Goderiels 6 par cent 18724-6 100 Cal. &S. Fastens& p. ca. 100 lave T. & Dock 6p. o. g. all IDemers o raip.aperp If 100 East Be gu. odo 1100 Iliad I in. 6 do 100 Grand Trunk of Canada all Do. Equlp.lLract. sil Do. let preL E all Do. do. deferred' all Do. 2nd ping. &ads. all Do. do. deferred an Do. and pref. Otsse: all Do. do. deferredl all De. 4th pref. Stock an Do. do. deferred 106 Great Indian Peninsula If Do. gat a per cent. 6 Do. New d 0..... 2 Do. New 100 Ifit S. of India g. 6p. el 100 Do. 4i per cent. 2 Do. all Gt. Western of Canada Id I Do. New_ . ____ " I aD Do. Bda pay. 1873 1 all Do. do. do. 1877-8.1 2 Ind ranch(Lingted), 100 lindens guar. 6p. coal 100 Do. do. ei do 100 Do. do. 64 10 Do. Pllth Katenalon 100 Yell). Corp. 6 per e. Bd.' all ltelb. and tiobson'sßal l .. Do. op. et.. P 4.1880, Do. 6 p. CR, pay. 1806 100 N.liolC.an.op.c. Istp.ll. 100 &lode, gus. 6 per cent. 100 Do. Delhi do Do. do. do 100 Do. Punianb dm 1100 Do. Indus Bt. Blot do 15 dig 110 IA 41 T lit is 13131 Utai Wei l ii sr se se 41 114 10 100 101 If 4 Usk $406 s4a Se pp.; 974 MI 96 Mi 2 pa 96 96 1161 1231 11 a a Mb xsl idl SI 27 109 110 71 72 US 110 22 11 We 10 11 pm 112 124 sm lb 2P OI rn ri in l it 2P 22 102 112 11,0 162 GT 00 112 114 50 U 74 75 - 11 I 140 . 143 -- ii -- Si Pgal 100 103 g at SION& 10 7 21 1031 par 918 0 6 12 . 76 80 96 98 65 70 100 102 101 102 103 106 30 32 88 90 64 66 6 65 0 68 80 60 66 44 48 42 46 30 32 29 31 1 1081 100 e 1 pm, 1 2 Pull 1 fipa se 1011 91 93 92 96 86 88 , 01 1 lo o; 91 93 96 88 141.1 Is 89 100 102 88 89 80 82 99 100 NA 9 4 91919 JOINT STOCK BANKS. Usu. I Pd ...44.41 60 , Agra& Stastermstes (L , ,0001 60 lAlblon 4100'1410 AllianeeLon.&Liverpool 000 20 'Anglo Austrian 000 60 halo Egyptianans ) , 100 50 Anglo Italian ( tees', 1 'OO 20 Asiatic BankCor. new sh ! 14 00 40 Australasia ld 10 20 .Benkolltrltisheotam al 020 Do. New, issued 2pm 1 15 Bank of Egypt 20 Bank of London 10 Bank of Otago Ilmited l 14 A movement, having for its object the enfran- 10:000 tee Bank of Queensland (L. , 11 chisement of holders of 50/. capital in co-operative r o :::: 1,!) .Bank : societies, was inaugurated at a meeting of delegates, held 41,000 1 60 IBarned'sßank k Limited . U at Halifax, on Saturday. Twenty-nine societies, having a 6 4 0 7 0 1 r o i m ihme h a r tP " Ti Wi melle( x) 14 , capital of 400,000/., were represented. 23,000 1 60 IBritish N. America lal A letter from Rome of the 2nd says :—' We have 7 4 5 54701 3 4 T. l attz t rt . ,, & ,_ ft ei, . 1 had this year an unusual accession of foreign spectators of S 1,000: st Chart. Mr. of ioass,::.• al all nations, to witness the Easter ceremonies, among whom (2`01:00.10011:00 (City I 2.: Americans certainly have borne off the numerical palm. 4),000, 204 Com. Bank of Canada 'al In the royal boxes at St. Peter's and the Si.xtlne Chair 41,000, 25 Com. Bank of India, itmi id figured the ex-King and Queen, the Queen Dowager, and I 1l.:11:11: STVlndrt,tad'. 'L' i the royal princes of Naples, the Queen Dowager o f Saxon y , 21,000 ' 50 East London (Limited). I travelling under the title of Countess of Hohenstein, their l'3ol B) 0 iraaternz .d ch o , 4l . o(l4ll : l . l 1 4 Royal Highnesses the Count of Flanders and the Prince 21,000; 25 English Joint Stock ,L.), U Augustus and Princess Clementine of Saxe-Coburg-Goths, :3:0 0 ' 2 6 0 0 Eng.Soe i de d tusl. Chill, ;il it with their children. Altogether a more brilliant Holy 41,000 60 Earm a eso na:k r 'Umited: ii Week could not be wished for." 10,000 100 lilnduan.Chinsalap.iLii B A curious menage has just been established in to Do. o Is at ••i l , the Jardin des Plantes. In an iron cage have been placed D.OOOllOO imperialß r ank ,Llmitee, B a young lioness; an Algerian wild boar, and a little dog. 1 7 ': 0 5:0 ° 1 r o Im g ria • l N ° t e w t.° aa n ••' • 1 11( This last is quite the master, the lioness generally amusing 6,000 25 lonian 'W herself with teasing the boar. hen, however, the lioness lo r r o u r d . m r Bk. 410 4 goes too far the dog interferes and re-establishes order. m 0,000400 D0.50.c. Deb.,lBo4,lloyre al EXTRAORDINARY CON7IBBION. The convict !let 1 5 01 to n d • d k on °f at:fl e fi lw•ac•(l.) razilian 1. 14 Grime, who was removed from Dartmoor prison a few 240001 20 Do. New , weeks since, on a charge of being concerned in the 35;0001100 251 Do. el murder of Barton, the engine tenter at Haigh, &ea: 1 5 , : , la o g e „,;:,: t A te xt i „,! near Wigan, three years ago, has confessed 63,000 60 ,Loodon and County 2 72,000 60 Loadon Joint Sto.ft. that he was present when the crime was com- 25,0001 20 Londo & South Old •• • ! mitred. His statement was made pub li c at • 10,00 ii too Loil. 6 1 8. Western ,Lirsa) magisterial investigation held on Saturday. He alleges 5 5 5 r 00 I t i : i t , "3• 36 0. 11,7:=1 1 4 ,-.) . that an old " pal " of his, a brickmaker, named 10,000 100 !Merchant Bank (Lim) ~ Thompson, was the actual murderer, and that a man, 6,000 1001 Do. New named Seddon, who died a short time ago, was an f ; ( 7 ) : ( l l o ° l l tV i r u l i l,r,,,. 6 'l ) accomplice. Thompson, who has been apprehended 60000 100 iMldland Bank (Lien., at Barrow-in-Furness, was present at the inquiry on rn, o o o o Inl National of ti witztlaiii u Saturday, and instructed his legal representative to 10,000 100 N. Pro. of_Wsnd deny the statement of Grime so far aa he (Thompson) was WT 'SOO 541LorflataVa implicated. Grime was committed for nisi on the capita' Wes 10 IN•cw Zealand ( ll! . ted). charge, and Thompson has been remanded. It appears 00 !North Weste 1 that Grime has volunteered a second statement, in which 64, 000 0 20 20 i nt a . 1 t k Ba rn " .L eog .Zl he alleges that the man Walton, who confessed to the /5,000 201 Do. do. lateN.F. crime when drunk, but afterwards denied all knowledge of now 20 Do. do. latelf.C. 17,11 SO PrevinßanidniCorp.(L) U it, was present when the murder was committed. 20.000 100 `P pr of Ireland . V Raw ERILD.—The journeymen bakbrs of this E. . 4 , 4 90 1 801040 ,,,... 4Pullt4aDelkl . (i . ) 1( city are agitating to get ria of the system of night work, - 27):000 ; 1e,,,,'"4, issued at 2 P m ' • • i i i which they assert to be injurious to their own health, and 17,0 6 1100 !Stand. aft B. Atria' .. * not conducive to cleanliness in bread making. It appears 10. too Do. do. im. at 6 pm. 14 that this can be effected with advantage to producers and 40,000 15 Union of Australia .... r consumers, if the latter would be content to purchase ~.1•000 100 „Ir_,__Woll lreland (Liss. bread a day old insets! of het from the oven. In Quebec """ i"'"' of London •• • the sale of new bread has been prohibitedthe journeymen bakers maskl like to see the autheeilies b adopt a simile: course not only on their own asment, but because new bread is very unwholesome food at all time, and so at a time wises there is danger of chores. Belem vent of 'berm the sale ef new breed vas prohibited Peas and oar Berepeen cities. It is !Mho". Marsh to essitiol sisters of this kind by legidatios, es me people le me tabs left to metric tiies, bat itis meat to be &sired lien Ihe Wens would, by agreement massy themselves, pude elisp le sight work, mad the male et sow bresd.—Allesiftel hispraph. Chin' Nossainur liorertAL, Ossanewiew-soen, Druwarow. , N.-11wraber al primes far Ilis walk media, April 7, 1P44, el vbieit SS were new mama,. DIZEITURZ No. 1111. I noon. I I'd I 1141=. I et. 0 - 4 - .llda 4 p.a. MarTial 100 FL G.Ntlut4 p.a. Jaa.t 1 100 610.000 i et. G./Fgt.—W. IL —Or.. IMMO al Tome " klk . lunip.aaJjot.slyear.. .00 100 1 NOPt Loaldplt4p.e..last&lly 100 It. L.4110.W.4p.0...1001.1J0dy 100 MVO at lk. i lialw i tut j z:11 1 41 11 :: .... ft 11101004 .4.140.431,1, 100 .... it ir. Meii. P. s LEILA • Ip. it. Pm • Av. .. 100 .1. PAU IL ii.i...40..3..i.a.aitar vs - - $l. loot.N.l.,4p.e.Ap.tOut. 100 cb i 62 66 LO 2. Cl. prisms. ii l o g a par 61 it Ile li 10 5 1 didis LO 8 1 ill OD 7 tO l xd 70 1 xd 1 1 . 1 20 8 nit 31 SS 25 27 7 - 43 65 8 9p33 - 2 1 - 2 141. - 8 241. - 47 49 71 Si zi 1111 96 10 19 PS 49 24 48 11 44 15 4 17 1 6 poi Si 32 Si I las - 5 lOU ipm - t 0 2 1 dig .- 1111 1 20 110 7i 94 fitliard - t 6 & Oda - IS 16 17 id 15 17 d 5 15 17 10 8 9pm - 10 2 tip 111 10 1 lbm 101 ill 28 1111 6 1 did par 4 idle }pm - ill 92 86 US 1 dla par 144 t 5 dls ipm ri pas ipm LO 12 14 pm 10 li -Km— -214 224 77 78 77 f 464 cri 471 14 16 2 IMs 2 1 die 96 96 196 SS '1 dls par id , 10 1; Wig xd: io t 20 i lt 20 I 4 par 4 li 244,01 42 10 I 6 Bpm I = 76 77 I 44 46 Pas _9om2lnt s 48 ao 72 dis 24 10111 46 83 84 24 7 6 clls 22 1 60 62 6 2 4ft 52 62 584 91 96 87 88 9S 96 TS 80 97 99 98 100 106 101 103 104 id! 1.11:4 1s 1111 Ms %II lUe 6,004 6,644 6,001 1,19 611 6,19 xd 49 106 - xd 99 t 0. 4 ; 9 - 4,20 Tat 6,00 - 103 it lei r 100 'SI 100 100 100 100 100 100 MUM Chlrerton . Clifford AmaL . Der. G. Con. (Tavistck )I Drakewalla -at Basset (Illogan) F.att Care don .. East Cern Brea .. East Grenville .. East Otumislake East Lovell ... W. Russell fravistk ) rambler es St. Aubyn 4 Great Lase, ;Limited) .. Great Booth Tolgns .. Great Wheal Busy . W. Vor (Ralston) .. Grenville Rerod's Foot Hingetou Downs Margaret Uny Lelant: .. Karim VaDey 4 Mwyndy hoe Ore .. New Seton .. North Boskear .. N. Wh. Ba^eet (Mogan) .. Not Wheal Crafty United Providence (U. Leant) Carsdon (St. Clew) .. Booth Condurrow . " .. 8. W. Pripet. (Mogan) 2.1.0 Si 2.14.6 I 2.14.0 3.9.0 101.17.0 147.64 Rama , i .... Stray Par d k ci PO .. West Itaasee c Tl L Lipa) .. W. Caredon (Lletrrd ) 10 .. West Calverton West %tun l 2 .. Wh. Beret 11l n) l 2 .. WIL Buller 'Reth) U .. W,MaryAnn (Menheu ' 16 .. Wheal Setae .. Wh. Trelawney_(l.lsk ) prices I baler. SAO 82. 106 6.10.6 1617.6 4.10.6 &40 1.13.0 7.1.6 10.6.7 If 3.2.0 1&1&9 36.16.6 9 an 6.17.0 6 7 14 16 640 IMO 1 !l il 8 i 9 si s 1 3 ID 21 1 t IS 27 xd te 98 40 4 1 5 4 6 4 4 2 k . 1;484 36 46 8 10 El 23 3o 410 11 2 lam 4 6 14 16 4 6 i i i i X7l 150 100 elk 87 1 16 28 - - i i no t2O 14 16 8,005,428 St. Let and West ludia .100 120 12$ 8606 1;000' 10 .GeneralFloatim Dock 6 648.11 St. !London &St.Y.Wiartn. 100 Tt 74 1,002,60 D 100 Do. , Deb. St 4p. cent all 87 90 SOO, St. 'Southampton 100 887,071 81 ,Surrey Commercial lOO , 3LLSCELLA-VEOI No. IBbI ODil~liti. Pd 1 CL Dom• I l'Aßtfo. 10 Anglo-lie-tuna Muit . 5 Atlantis Tel.gua. 8 p.M 26 Australian Agrteul 25 Australian M.L&Fn.(L , 10 BaugparahTea Eatatee I 10 Berlin Waterworks (L ) 2100 Bo'ckow Vaughan (L) 0 6 Bouttay Gas k Llillitad )1 i O 6 Do Sid Issue 22, 6 Do New.... .. . 02 60 IBritish American lendl 4 801 St. B. & L. Mag. Tel. (L) lO 40, 20 K , mm _Mrittsh Indian Tea (L. ). 11 115 a:a' Company .... POI 10 Canadian Loan& Inv;L: ' , 80 20 Ditto A Ceylon ,Dom= . , 20 Malit.Bhip&L.CoalL. . , 25 CltyorLondonß.Pro.(L.: 141 20 ty of Milan Impto.(L., SO Do. . , 25 City ot Moscow Gas (L ) 60 City oMoss(Ltm.) 1 800 50 Colonial (Limited) 60 %unmet:4,l Union(lnal C , 10 0- om. of Atricaislier. ( L.) 1 50 Belated DN. (L) II 500 20 Continental I:ll.Gas (L : 11 100 ContractCorpo - atiokL, 1) , 25 Cop.M.lng.,Prol.7; p.c. al 20 C. Voce. & Mob. of M.ng 1 ' , 10 Do New 1 , 60 Do. of Mauritius (L ) 1( 15 PA. aystel Palace : , St. Do. Prelerence lOl bt. Do. Bp. et. Perp. Deb lOl 20 Darjeeling (Limited) ta. 100 Discounteorpuration,' LI 81 , 10 ,PAstern Assam Tea . L.; 1 60 lE.lndiaLand,C.& Pita' 11 20 Z. Irdia brig. & Canal 11 60 Ebbw Vale N 000 10 Egyptian Com &Trd.(L , 1 27 St. Electric Telegraph 1 W 6 Eng. and Au. Copper al 50 Eng. and Foreign Credit 1 100 Eag.& PeottishMarin.l 1 10 IllairbairnEnginoariag 1 20 Foresit 'Warehouse ;L , 11 60 Gelllvara (Limited) 10 G.Croditstdrin.ol Lon.tL, 15 en. Steam Navigation 7 60 Home &Colonial As. L , 10 lionglong & China 20 Hudson's nay 50 Humber Iron Works (L : 50 Im,p.& Mer.Cdt.Ass. (L ) ...,,,.. 2 Indian Carrying ,Lim 40,000 50 International Contract 150, 20 Internat. Finan.Soe.(L ) 800, 10 Internat.Land(kwelitiL' 80, 50 Italian land. 1 60, 20 Italian Irrig. 'Can.Cirv o i a 1, 100 Do. 6 D. e gds. r. 187 0 1 a 80, 26 Joint Stock DiscountkL., 11 20, 50 Lan" Securities Lim.) 1 4, 25 Lord.Atrican Trading ll 20,___ . 26 lon. & tnledon.M. il , Ad Si ail 1 1 - it op l l t 2 3 __Ws 15 1 iPm ld 19} 4 1. rim t vm 14 I 22 zd 82 87 01 86 90 (Uzi 1 2 1 2/ 2 2 } 1 9 8 T 5 1 01 6 1 dia all 6 4 111 ♦ S LO 6 • dis 5 14 3 - 4 1 - Ift 3 6 , 0 1 dl. Z 160,1 £27 £879, so;oou~ ii**l 6,000 100.000 20,000 100.000 io;ceol 13 14 3 li II 1 si si 166 112 106 112 6 ii e l 11 9' 34 S Ms id 10 . !li telt' i ctiii 2 Ws 138 1} 3 clis 1 i 3 -- b 16 4 Pm 10 a 13 16 14 4 6 4i 631 14 IS 2 8 6 11 160 L el 2 614_ par le} 17 20 19 dls 2} 2 dl• e ot a c i edts 10 SO 82 60;000 10 Loa.CountylAndii.ll.) 12,' . Lond. DistrictTeleg. l l 40, 60 Lend. Man. Asp. IL 148, •4 Loud. G. Omnibus C.' L 5,'" 50 Loud.d Glar.Eng.o o , 10, . 60 Lold.. Italian, Inc. &m II 6, 60 ilonad.Mer. Discount (L )11 64, .. 20 'Lond. Provincial Marine 60.. . 30 Madraa Irriga.dCanal .... ID Do. 10,000 25 Marine Investment ( 12, 30 MauritinsLitad, ac. J.) 1 19, 10 IMedit. Yarn. Tel. (L)) al 10,'" 60 Merchant Shippre L; 11 25,000 20 iMillwan F.Ld.&Dock(L; 11 40... 50 MilbralllronWorks 1 22, ' 10 Natal Land &Cole. (L) 1 120,000 25 National Dr. Com ;L, 1 40, . 6 Do.New,lss.sp.39tobepd 20, 25 National Prov.Marim l l. 1 20, 100 National Ste: Nay.(L 6. .. 20 NerbudduCoslitlron,L': .000 20 Do. New 206 15 N.Zealand La/ 11.1g.,L 1 20,000 25 N. Zealand T Loan 15,040 0 1 10 N orthern ABBIMI Tea ( 25, 10 Do. B 6187,175 St. N.Bris.Australasian 101 40.'" 50 (N.Etrit.ttMerain. In.' L ( I 18, .. 10 INowiong Limited) 1 40,000 25 Ocean Marine ( Insura , 1 10,000 50 Orientalrinancial(Lim.' ll SO, 6 Oricatalom:Limited) 30,000 5 Do. New 40,000 10 Orient Inland SteaML) el 25. 10 Otago & Sthland Invest. 1 12.500 2p !Ottoman Company:lL 1 1 10, , 50 OttoraannnanciaLL ) 10,.. 6 Ottoman Gas Limited, al 100,' 50 Overend,Ourney,Co.:L )14 62, . 10 Panama R.ll. Stearml.ll Lew al 10.214 5 o. d, 84. IPee D lßiv. Len o. d& L 20,000 50 Peninsular& O.Stesna.. al 20, 50 Do. do. New.. 17,"' 71 10 Quebrada L., 8., M. 1L) I 10, 50 Ilthymney N Iron 10.' 15 Do. ew al 16, 25 RioJ.City linprov.(L) al 17,321 25 Do, do 1( 70,"' 20 Rio Janeiro Gas ;Lim ," al 15,000 100 Royal Mail Steam 6( R. 300, . St.. Austra. Invest.ll, 401 40,000 60 6th, 6night.doo.(L ,11 30,000 20 Fran. d'Elopte L I( 20,000 50 S. African IL &1n. 1 .L) I 14,200 25 SonthAustralian Land A MO,OOO St. Submarine Telegraph ... I Do Scrip a 97, 20 elConstracaMain(L 100,000 10 Mersey In. t k) 20 ad Petroleum (L 1 7, ST, 10 TruaktAgency of Aus. l 60, 20 T. it L. Co. of U. 100,''' 20 Un.Marine of Liver. 11,.* 30,000 6 Cnited Y Velem. Co. (LI 00,, , 90 Univers. Marine Ins.(L 26, 10 UcrAssemTea (Lisn.) 25,"' 10 10,000 30 Van Diemen's Land.... 10, , " 60 Warrant Finance ;Lim.) 1 30,... 60 Wastlndla&PaciAcB4L) 1 Y 1 at.l 7 5 di' , 2 1 dial C .i 2171 11 9 16 12 dig 51 9 di' ti Pw' A 4 11 1 3 2 dis 4" I 2 di., 5d f it lilt!. - t 3 31,3:1 4" • s iialat p 2 1 dla, 5 3 2 0141 8 24 12d1s1 —3 4 11°1 4 l• i 0 1 94 iii m D 4 7) j e r 1 ,1 It 1, 2 1 , —. .. . 5 14 16003' 21 tO 10 8 dist I ' I I iI. a tr. , 1 1 _ t 6 _ 16 13 0151 S♦ — 34 a lga l Z tkBl 4 VI 73 17 p 6 g 4 1 - ill 1 IPm - 10 114 117 - MD lie 125 - 1.3 15 13 - to 6 4di - 6 4 3 Si ill SO 31 - DO 60 so • Iu i I • iPI' 1 l' , 1 IPm all 2 1 5 4 1 1 1 .2 7 9 224 9 11 10 6 4 es 10 li oidis PREFFRENCE SELMER. Great Northern, 5 per cnt., 11L Great Western. ' 5 per asst. redeem preL, 100, 1. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and Sahourn Francisco (Limited). gussantesd 7 per Grea cent., Il eum t Ottoman (6sito din), 81, 4. Munk* and B4, d. HourreAL You busman of rim Caner, Vu>. voizaerAsx.—Theaumber of petissis relieved M this in- AMOS= daring lest week ins IA" of which all Win Dot wee. 1866. MONEY MA. ris DAY.) KC 1031 — } id this o'CLocc. The doubtful character of the news from Ger many continues to have a depressing effect upon the prices of stooks and shares, which have further declined in numerous cases. Speculators for a fall are becoming bolder now that the impression that the Bank of England rate would be reduced has diminished. Foreign stocks are prominently heavy, and have experienced a fall ranging from to per cent. The English funds and some of the home railways are also lower, as well as several of the financial and discount companies' shares. The reduction in Consols is it per cent. The inquiry for money to-day is not extensive, while the supply seeking employment is rather con siderable. The rate for the best paper, however, is maintained at 5 7-8 to 6 per cent. , _ _ _ Consols are now quoted 861 to 3-8 , for money, and 86a to 1 for the account May It). The foreign stock market as extremely dull, and most of the speculative securities have declined. Turkish Bonds of 1865 have fallen per cent., Certificates, i ; ditto Passive 3-8 ; and Greek and Mexican, 1. Brazilian Passive, how ever, is I better, at lf to } dis. The prices are as follows :—Greek, 13} to 14 ; Mexican, 20} to 3-8 ; Spanish Passive, 26t to 27 ; ditto Certificates, 15 7-8 to 16i ; Turkish, 1862, 661 to 67} ; ditto, 1865, 351 to 36; Bratzlian I scrip, n to 4 dis., ex div. ; and Italian, 1861, 5 6 1 17 tot. id sd 51 171 I The Viceroy of Egypt's new loan is quoted 1 to li t prem. United States 5-20 Bonds are heavy, and have experienced a relapse of 1 per cent., being now quoted 711 to 72. Erie and Illinois Central Rail way shares are also lower, at 541 to 55 and 84 to 81, respectively. International Financial shares are now quoted 3-8 to dia. ; General Credit, tto 3-8 prem. ; London Financial, 4to 31 dis.; Imperial Mercan tile, 2 3-8 to 21 dia. ; Credit Fancier and Mobilier, 21 to t prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company, It to 3-8 prem. ; and National Discount, 81 to prem. The sum of 15,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank on Saturday. The steamer Rhone, for Brazil, will take 8,0001. in silver and 4,0001. in gold. The steamer Syria, which left Marseilles on the sth inst., took 1521. in gold for Alexandria, and 265,2801. in silver for Bombay. Calcutta advices report a large draught upon the stock of silver there for transmission to the rice porta, the demand for which was likely to continue for some weeks. The failure is announced of Messrs. Pinto, Peres, Ashley, and Co. an old and respectable house in the Spanish t rade, with liabilities for about 300,0001. The liquidation, it is expected, , will be rather unfavourable. The p artners appear to have carried on a large business without adequate capital, and to have locked up their funds in Spanish securities. They were large importer of lead from Spain, and exporters thither of railway materials, chiefly rails, from this country. The firm have had business relations with M. Jose Campo, a well-known merchant and financier of Madrid, who is often oonnected with the government in their financial arrangements. In the Express of the 26th ult. we called at tention to the largest receipts of American cotton for any week during several years—viz, 46,409 bales. The fortnight since, however, is marked by still greater arrivals. For the week ending March 29 they were 59,170 bales ; for the week ending April 5, 53,575 bales ; in all, 112,745 bales, which, at the present prices, would produce about 4,250,000/. It is worthy of remark that the official quotations of Friday are lower than they have been at any time since the 25th of August last, when " New Orleans middling" was at 18d., which is also the present price. The foregoing fi gures fully explain the falling off which has lately been noticed in the remittance of specie from America to this country. It is evi dent that there is little in the way of a balance for the Americans to pay to us, notwithstanding the large consignments of goods from this side. Latterly, the price of United States 5.20 Bonds here has ruled 2,3, and even 4 per cent. below the New York quotations, and, under the circumstances, this may be considered fortunate ; for, were investments in, and importations of, United States government p a per to be carried on to any important extent, in conjunction with so enormous an import of cotton, the probability is that we should have to send gold to America. Private letters from Paris state that the losses on the Bourse have been very severe during the past month, and that the brokers are desirous of seeing how their clients will pay up before entering into fresh transactions. It is anticipated that several new undertakings of importance will shortly be brought out on the Bourse, should affairs proceed smoothly, but it is apparently only the French market that will be appealed to. The Continental Union Gas Company have de clared an interim on the 16th i dividend at the rat nsta e of 8 per cent, per annum, payable nt, for the half-year ending December 31st last. The share certificates of the Imperial Land Com pany of Marseilles (Limited) are to be ready for delivery on Thursday next, in exchange for the bankers' receipts and allotment letters. The second ordinary meeting of the Fairbairn Engineering Company (Limited) is called for the 18th inst., when a dividend is to be declared. The annual meeting of the Acadian Charcoal Iron Company (Limited) is convened for the 16th inst., at Sheffield. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 17th March were 25,4411. sterling , being 2, 2 /. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The letters of allotment for the second issue of shares in Reuter's Telegram Company (Limited) were posted on Saturday evening. With reference to the newly announced London and Paris Freehold Estates Company (Limited), we are requested to explain that the vendors take 60,0001. in shares, which will not participate in the profits until a dividend of 7 per cent. per an on the paid up capital has been paid to the `um shareholders ; this arrangement to continue for ten years ; also that twenty hh -yearly interest war rants at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum will be attached to each share certificate, excluding those taken by the vendors. A movement is being made by some eminent City firms to arrange a public dinner to Mr. George Peabody, as some small recognition of his unex ampled munificence towards the poor of this metropolis. The following letter will lie for signa ture at the London Tavern on the 9th, 10th, and 11th instant : London, 7th April, 1866.—T0 George Peabodb The undersigned bankers and merchants of the City of London desire to have en opportunity before your depar ture for America of manifesting their sense of the great benefit you have conferred upon the poor of London, and their respect for your personal character. They therefore beg the favour of you to name a day when it would snit your convenience to meet them at dinner for that purpose. Travers' Circular gives the following comparison of the present position of the Bank and the price of Consols with the corresponding date of last year. The reduction in Consols is nolessthan 4 per cent. At pressed. flemedatelastyeer, Bank coin and bathos 314,251,247 ... 1114,74., , W9 Bank reserve of notes 6,153,215 ... 7,478,425 Babe of discount 6 par ant. ... 4 ear_ s tint Pries of Camas fisrczasr Evonya. Consols, which closed yesterday at 861 to 7-8 for the 9th of May, opened and closed today at the 111111M9 quotation. For gooney the last price was 85 3-8 to }. The o f bnoinen most is as follows :—Tf hres = el Cent. Consols, for _; for account, 861 'lawy • "ihi 'per 86 Cents. - Redcoat MI, f ; New "Mee per Cents., 84 3-8, ; Red Sea Telegraph, 19} ; Bank Stock, 245 ; India Five per Cent., 102}; ditto Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 1011. Indian Government securities were well sup- Exchequer Bills were unaltered, being quoted 9s. to 4s. dis., and the June, ss. to Is. dn. Foreign stocks were rather fiat. There woo a reduction of per cent. in Turkish of 1862, lin Brazilian Scrip and Italian Five per Cents., and in Mexican, but an improvement of in Spanish Certificates. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) ONE &Owes. In the mining market to-day there is a demand for shares in some of the dividend paying mines, but the speculative transactions generally are very limited. West Chiverton are now quoted 75 10:0 77} ; Chiverton Moor, 6 3-8 to ; Clifford Amal gamated, 14} to ; Dst Caradon, e 4 to 9 ; North Treskerby, 2 7-8 to 3 ; and South Darren, 3 to t. Frontino and Bolivia shares are inquired fur, awl show a fractional advance, at par to f prem. Chow tales are quoted 2} to prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANII.-(THIS DAY.) The receipts of En3ladi wheat fresh up to-day, ace/a ides sad by land earring, were only moderate, and in bet middling condition. Dry esamka of both red and white moved off freely at prices quite equal to Monday last. Ul terior kinds changed hands slowly, at late rates, and at which • clearance wee with difficulty effected. The show of foreign wheat was moderately good. Both red and white parcels moved off slowly, at late rates. The supply of En3lish barley was limited ; of foreign, good. The demand for most kinds ruled dearly, and prices were well supported. Malt moved off slowly, on former terms. The supply lase moderately extensive. We were tolerably well, but not to say heavily, au with oats, in which about an average business war &ling, at last Monday's currency. Beans moved off slowly, at a decline in the quotations of is. per quarter. The supply was rather on the increase. There was only a limited demand for peas on former terms. The sale for both English and foreign flour was inactive, at late quotations. Fr oarino Canoorn.-The arrivals off meet were very moderate. The trade for wheat ruled qu i et , on former terms. Mirka, arrived, realised 42a. 0 to 435. 6d. ; T , 40s. 9d. ; 43e. ; Banat, 6d. to 400.3 d.; per 4921 b. The demand for maize was in a sluggish state, at late rates. Yellow Baltimore, 31a. per 4921b5. ; mixed New York, 30s. 3d. ; Thrall, Ide. to Ma. 6d. per 480 The. Only a limited business was miming in barley, bat no change took place in the currencies. Danubian, arrived, found buyers at Iffs. 6d. to 3d.; ditto shipping, 26e. per 4001 be. Millet seed was in but moderate request, at 235. Ted. per 4801 b a, for 'riled Danubian. No transactions took place in rye. Prices in oonssquence were nominally unaltered. Danubian woo worth about 30s. to 31s. per 480 The. The market for beans was in a most unhealthy state. Holder* showed no disposition to sell at the rates new current. Barbary were held at 40s. to 41s. per 480 lbs. The transactions in linseed were on a limited scale ; late rates, however, were fairly supported. Bom bay, on the 'pot, sold at 7 35. Bd. to 745. ; Misspent. 73a. ; Calcutta, 725. • and Black Sea, Ma. per quarter. Rapeseed changed l a nds steadily, and previous quo tations were firmly maintained. Guzerst, in ware house, was held. at 755.; Feroaepore, 66.. to 675. ; Cal cutta, 65e. • Danubian cultivated, 665. to 675. • and wild Black hea and Azoff, 345. to 36.. per . qtiartior. In hawed cakes a good business was won, and prime had an upward tendency. For cotton seed sakes the trade ruled firm, at from 41. 15e. to Si. per ton for British made. 'There was a good demand for cottonseed, at quite late currencies. Agricultural seeds were vei7 Inactive, but not cheaper. AREP7AL or Stem -Etiglieh : linseed, 112 ; rapeseed. 148 ; and sundry, 387 qrs. Scotch : tares, RS qrs. Forelga Tares, 113 ; linseed, 2,924; mewed, 10,022 ; and maim, 1,440 qrs. Exporre.-Wheat, 287 ; oats, 16 ; tares, 20 ; and an seed, 5,962 qrs. Mann PUCE& meat m. Per Qr. I WZMAT. 4 s. area, Kent, red, old 44 to to sew 36 to 45 .Do.Nori.iia.wtfibLan:to,noeld. 9853 to to 60 56 red, old OaTs. Soak!: potato Irish, white to BARLEY. ... SS to SS ... SS to St 25 to 21.4 Malting ElWilling Grtoding YAM Om. Norfolk, and Suffolk 66 to 65 Kingston and War* 58 to 47 Brown 4B to 66 ETa - riiass. New . 20 to 28 logilatt, food -- 2l to 27 , potato BoAch, teed 101 Par. qr. a a wezAr : Dantde sad I only berg 44 to 68 1 Rostock & lteekkei- D:n u a 42 to 47 Zuesiss. bead sott Anwrioan, red t to 48 white 4 84.11.1 T , Grinding Diddling i Milting _ __ 92 to S 4 Manama (Mai Tick Harem Mean Pw Orel Maple While Bolen ... z .. l'ar Qr. s. s. 28 is, st 21 to se TO to tt 33 to 38 34 to 38 36 to 38 a to 42 3.5 to ST as to 42 :IS to 43 to OATS. Dutch !S to o ES Medias l2 261 ARRIVALS OW GRAIN, WATER . CARRIAGF, 7101 ELUSIVE Town made, per 2110 43 to •S lbs. Bousebeid 3l to Si 32 to IT Country Norfolk sold Suffolk, ex Yds 32 to U OATS. L s. Danish and Swedish . ts) IS Itirslanll to IT BRAN Danish laPlias PILAM. Maple BoWs . _ MUM WAN. White SI to IS Yellow FLOVIL Trinch, per sack .... 40 36 Spanish „ SS to 36 Ameican, per ML .. to 113 Canadian „ SS to 30 4TO LONDON, BY LAND AID 4 MARCH 31 TO APRIL 7, IN- Wheat. Bader Ka& Oatp. Beans Pew' Flour gra qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. brie. Kea. 6110 1%7 22704 78" 1193 ' Ina 19682 Irish Foreign 12237 111989 23751 86811 1962 I 282 . . Total . LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BT ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) (PROW OCR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The market is very quiet, at shoat Id. decline. Sales will foot up about 6,000 balm MINCING-LANE.—(THE DAY.) SUGAIL—The sales since Friday include 7,000 bap of oommon jaggery Madras at 24a., and 1,000 bags of Mauri tius at 355. for grainy, and &is. 6d . for low middling. Refined is steady but quiet. Corm, Tea, AND RICL—No sales reported. Run.—A parcel of Jamaica sold at Z. 1041. Gwrroit.—The market continues to decline ; about 1,800 bales sold a:. in some cases td. per lb. decline on last Friday's prima. B ALTPL TRE.-300 bags of Bengal sold at 235., short prompt, for refraction Bj. The sales advertised for to-morrow consist of 1,000 casks 400 barrels 5,000 bags of 'ajar, 780 casks 2,400 bags coffee 2,100 packages tea, 200 casks 150 bags ci rice, and sundri drynaltm7 goods. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 46e. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 475. !el. to 48s. ; April to June, 475. 6d. October to December, 495. PAITICITLaI B OF TALLOW. 196& 11116+. I 180. 11866. 5802 M 1,102 67,388 38.71,1 4.sows 83.2. 14 1,4.55 77,756 •. d. d. 32 3 42 3 Stoat on hand thLs day.. casks! 42112 A Delivery last week j WO Ditto from lst June 71,376 Ar:ival last week 22 i 75,916 Ditto from lit June i. d. d. PriceY. on :spot this day 43 0 Ditto Town last }Viday 45 0 Arrivals for the week ending April 17 last year. NG casks and delivery, 2,102 casks. The srrtrst last week oi.kiprised 350 casks Petersburg; 150 reeks South America; total, (Ou casks. - 113 82,3130 d. 41 3 49 0 METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (TIIIS DAY.) The number of besets is considerably larger than on last Monday, but still very small compared with the de mand- Indeed the butchers are quite at • loss how to obtain what they require, the dead market being very ill shrgigied. Prices, as • natural consequence, are very We are fairly supplied with sheep for the time of ear, e They are being y regy cai di r i e l s oo:d of at et ra th ttr bight: A rab: i t traordinsry moo. From Panes . and Germany, these are 913 beasts, SAO sheep, and 185 ; Scotland, t 6.3 beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 54 and flee calves from Belgium. Per Moue of Ma s. d. ad. Per dose of fdb ad. 4. 0- Bost Soots, Hosebla 6 6 alO DostDesialf-bdsBb 6 8 IMP Boa -08116 -64 6 8 Beat Long-wools. .e 0 I • Sowed qua. Muses testi Da 6o.Sharia. -A4 I 8 Calm • • • I Teresa epxodsreel 0 • • • nil 64 6• Do. do. Whom.— 461 It •1111-leods • 0 0 0 loads Isestal mast* lAN; sheep sad Dials, 24,760; alto% 6; Me , ---_— _ BOROUGH HOP MARKICT.—(THIS DAY.) Ilessrs.-Ntlisules sod SW* report an improved do. mud for bops of aU diesripeloes at rather deter rism. ,idl 112,4701 1,072 94,703 _OATB. FLOUR : 04,793 s. d. u. 47 9 4$ 48 6 Pox Qr. 16 tO 19 36 tO 39 to X 36 tone I Li 77 il 96 96 96 100 99 99 N is 91 96 96 99 91 N MOW -91 ill 1 11