The Express. — London, England, 1864-05-16 00:00:00

THE RYPRESS, MONDAY EVENiNG, MAY 16, 1864. , • . ma.- I rearrested the prisoner to go away general times. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. i SHAER LL9TB.-avius DAY.) • • SIIIIVIR POMINININIM. MONEY lions Corkran, another park 000stsblii, said-I saw the --___-- ---..-- In. I ?IL I itiMwm. I Ck rar" . "l e o i 4:..447. ;wand collected for • walking ramming sunk sod sew tile MA 11&-LANI0-1THIll DAY.) Two °VD:a& lie an Annulled 114 lawynase M el - rrr."l,:6Xes," Millie on , ib o e f h r. r oa ne ooes t a hl es . cmwd wma riejim ee id_ s. 0 47 • Limited supply of F•adilii Whoa( was 08 oda lon The railway market is decidedly buoyant to-day, at MI Mmiter.LC.laktle.e. 2111 109 -- The stock n I: ,,„ s ias matches and foot•raine I. the park are irkietf- t°4ll Y. sesSesiss sad bY load swi g s ' Ills I ssssilis g and an important rise has taken place in rice& se 1 . 1 2 ...D. 2r,z.,, T au i - o One weather, and the favourable secouate et head iii rd.:- • 10 to - dedly favours „hunted by the Commiesicaers of Woods and Works. saw to titio my . , widowed much taws , * to the demand. Metropolitan, and Lancaahire and Y ssi anus a Law 1 in the habit of esmeabling nearly every Suede, pawns us In soros Metearee, although a gownsman convect for 3,000 docks are in *Pedal request, and have ,I s e ,2 a s a_ pcs • 5 e ,..,"" 6 ": 1 ",„,, - _ dill almost oo s.vviot 1" the purpose "f°" " raci " asd r: it S quarten was anacnumed, prim gore way Is. per gainer. I advanced 1} an d 14 per cent., resirctively. Great •••• - --- s e.a -- ns s. a s , --- 1. 77 is settlement, w tia l the perk constablee had orders to put it wn bad(••• :rum an Rang . ci the parks sod the conirnintionnia of . T ve li rtima".. e show oft sau orei i r oveased wlsest was no meit.bo: last week ' s N_ er ah er_n also improved 4; Midland, 1 ! ; itie we OW eo. len 1, rr is - English fundi wa.ide sod Works. slowly , at " Great Western, London and ,South Western, and lee I " Ths de. runs kWU 77 61 - closed on Sat mese . We were fairly en with both English and 94 IN 0111,6141ansesemag. 90 101 - Yr. Tyrwhitt-The parka are intended for the ?Westin' foreign ee t e d wy. Fi st kw commande d full q uotation s, Caledonian, 1 ; and South Eastern and Grad 84 1 100 i nsp. T. a Dentin. ag. es 100 - foreign stocks f persons , and Ido net believe it was ever meant that they witha fair inquiry. Esatern, I ; London and North Western *unchanged. Die i lia Dreewerarp.oper.gruf - -.- three of the b ) ;saki be wed fan the PwPws of ru s tlin g r• • •• 4, • ••• al All other kinds me ve d off slowly at late Mee. wain men, who when they lost their money cites beams Ifitia _ Tha supply of which „L =i, London and North Western stock is now quoted et IN 13. 4 6 1114 j a aj ea sssig g „ . . - : :::: I“ 1 108 ,.. Jo , I *shire and I sold slowly. la 109Lto 110 • Great Western, 644 to a ; * 1 111 I De. 0 identical , o ry &bunny. The warteble has done quite right is pre- • Serially better rating disorder in the park. The perks are not the pro- "1-•.:•ri h o w ever, as quotable cb°66° place _ vase mune trebly to hand. E ves the teen samples were Midi". d, 131 i to 1324 ; _Lancashire and Yori- sa le ma il siand &o• B rinan do ot oinanc i pea - - fill rty of the public, but the property of the. Crown, and itshire, 1114 to i ; South Eastern, 901 to 9 1 ; ise in Do. lea pref. .Bads 7l Is rtk The diaooni • dull Mourn' and the curreactise were with difficulty never do to let the authority over the parks betakes. - --.,Great Eastern, 47 to 1 ; London and South IN ea De. N. dennee 10) 112 - a pt oar 1 supported. un ell Me. Unmet Made. in in - Asy from the person in whoin it rents. I shall line the t ura was a fair inquiry for haaawoa full ourrwocina. Western, 971 to 981 ; Metropolitan, 1141 to Ns a Do. A.. e dem a al 14 - rate for choir i' iwaer - 14:4 '' sod the fine.' will he a great desk hailer if Pow contwandod extreme ra t es, with a -( mod. 1154 ; Great Northern, 1291 to 1301 ; and Cale- tot ail De. and gen. Work . 67 49 the pract i ce goes on. - About an average Weiser au both in English donmn, 1181 to 1191. me sil De. ao. -(lin t 40 as - On the Stock ) and foreign flour, at full prices. The supply of the latter - short loeins o continues limited. F ore i gn railway s h ares la a lee a D Du - LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE , The arrivals of floating car p el o ff coast h ave h ese demand, however, for Great Luxembourg ond. 94._ IW . Great a. Lem i Penman_ _. MI 145 _ lee _I the quotation cootned to 7, via-2 wheat. 1 barley, 1 Named, I cones. Namur and Liege, which have risen. East Indian „r. le l orajt i r i d ia ' i wri p . 7 . l. un r Air _ At Paris seed, and 2 irelonia. Wheat has met a heavy inquiry, only and Madras stocks are i nqu i re d fur. Canadian gm iN as 4 per "a - _ - tlegram, thi (sr nate= sonionarn.) 8 engem .. lia . 2•ii . .. beee disposed of at barely stationery h oes m ., stea d y. sa. 9 De - - - her realised 34e. 6d. r • Amber IN A 04. Western of Cane& 10 MI •••• 613 fr. 90c., shy OILDINAZY MARDI AND ROCKS. *IS De. New lO4 1044 N - • RADCLIFFE MEETING .---( THIS DAY.) rea ... and,W K- wankie, 40a. per 48011 s. In maize i Was 40. day 1041 ell i ss...ltd c zpie. WS 04 86 - Consols art vasti , little has bran pruning on former terms. 36.1 Pd. I UNMAN. I C =4 wkw. I tel 1 p m , 100 sil do. de. 89 84 - money, and 28e. • sad Th rill, 27e. per 480 Re. Barley may 10 I Mir Limbed par Ipm •-• be considered steady, at 21s. 9d., for Egyptise. 1191 I_l l ll Am._ „WW&SnoinFoi S ei _ 10 I Do. New - - (June 8). ! STAND PLATE. About three-quarters of a mile. On purge, Galati has sold at 225. 61. ; and 01 . 'ir, r a t ii • =. 6 .,, e . 6 -; 11l IN Madam gam II p. reel 101 IN 1014 s •••• lllO Ds. do. id d 0... 9S 116 - IOWS :-Thre 114. 8 , Lim*, Worthless, Lady Evelyn f, and Mantelini Kustendje, Zia. per 400 Re. No treesactions have r s. ,„7,1, 0 , ~,, u ;,„7- . :- .. I r si 84 IL Mb De. de. 46 do.- * Et - g l ii 3 ; ditt. ire here. beta reported in rye. Odessa sod Taganrog may . be .acted IL Igo log s g o w n llB 119 -. i) II De. BUM Szlennee •-•- ..• HANDICAP PLATE. About one mile sod • quarter. at 264 . to 216 a 6 d• t a 4 . 4 : 665 '• Beam er• du", at' sw S° is W l= ssa "I s " - - - Nisi IN 1 Meth. Cleep. 6 par e. ad - - -. Reduoed, 8 9 Ride, the only horse here at present. to 31e. for Egyptian ' Danubian milletseed is held at M eM wen I 7 - 40 as MAIL eadllobsentsDay 47 60 - IncliaTive p 212. to 22a ; and Syrian Dan, 26e. to 275. per 4801bs. Lin- 10 ell Do. /L.( awe , . untie -, -. ... 10 ail 'N.itsw&Cawda A&B s IC - WILTON CUP. About one mile and a half.- ... Ned, though in short sepply, has riven way Is. per qr. 2 el DDLIU:.•=I°II ne is is - _ 84 100 N.Le/Orsek.alatp.l4. N M •-• per Cent. C. Twilight. Change, East Lancashire , Lady de Tra ff ord, O n Calcutt a h as bees disposed of as 63e. per qr. i s " a a NI 17 .- N. 140 fidnik, gaa e per cent. MI 10111 102 Fonteney, Siva, Nemo, mid Lady Evelyn f are hen. For = e d shipment Aeoff kis changed hands at 625. par ea pia egi a a p.m eegkaai ayer t i j ew es so st , 100 De. Debt de. j9O 101 .... Debentures, PAID Foarrty.-My Mary sad Bethilda 42411 a. In warehouse Bombay is selling at 65e. to la lee fmeNew ead &welders km 100 - 90 .11 Do. do. &a I i_dis iPm - el LOO Do. Pankieb de- - Ise I* - rupee peper, HEATON PARK HANDICAP. One mule. 655. 6d.; Calcutta, 57e. to 62e. 6d.; Mlrespore, 635. 6d.; 86 IN Oren San Ord. se. 402 471 _ St ,1110 Do. ladasB4/106 ikal ild 96 -20 a., 10e. din I Rose, Rifle, Lady de Trafford, sad Lady Evelyn' f are Wawa sad ANSI', 575. to 58s. ; Baptise, 62e. : St. W. " 0 "°•• IL IN Do. K Asa. Wk. No. el 11 .- Greek Boa tem Petersburg, DU. to me. ; Archangel, Wis. ; and RIP e a He e ra s N o klega o ;N ea a -, - - DIIIINTIIBE TIMM& 434. to 501. per quarter delivered. Liaised cakes are very St iss e fee sN eo eh era l7lll 1911 - Na I Ilk I Noma IPd I Clairkee. I ad& tut marked BATH HIS DAY.) dull, and almost imminal is prlos. Locidon.made, W. 101. go. lee D o .A , A roe , ao ah, upi Ise to 91. Ise. ; New York, to barrels, 91. 10e. to 91. 12a 6d.; eL lie Pan Itg6p. e_ ie pant g imi we - - tin tie OS 1010516 l a o.Ntim, 4 4; e y - alen:47 1011 se IN it Turkish C°ll ditto in begs, 91. Be. • Western, 91. ; Marseilles, N. 100 M. South .6 Waal (INC 91 is - Mexican fir 535,000 Al GANN.- .11.-Oz., The following horses have arrived :- T erser iffe. The 81. 10s. per too. Cottonseed cakes, English made, In 109 &nag Widow lO4 tot 60! p. el. Jaa. C July.... 1110 93 IN "' Bonds are qt tippler, Siberia, Trumps, Balham, Blank Rock. Eagle; are held at 8/ . . 40 5/, 26,. dol, per ma Rape- Et• t:LO fLaeleer t 3,•= B " as - 6 7 - 418,000 84 Leaudllk.4p.c.leakJty 1.00 N lee - El ..„11)•go.fastly, The Count, Bugler, Attraction, Bedesp, seed is firm in lines. Gurarat, 68L to 69e. •; Feroeepore, " a l• r ke l 5:: W. m i . , , 26 .3 600,000 N . las,BllAo.4p.ohn&M IN 90 100 - Sdi to 36. ..brapoell, Quiz, sad Friday. 61. e. 61. to 621. 6d. ; Calcutta, 575. to 58s. i and Wild Azoff, N. No Da,. Do. N le 38 - _ NMI, N. L&N.W.4p.e.law&Jely 100 10 180 - Transaclioes 33e. to 346 per quarter. Cottonseed in In improved request, ea, km Do. Do, 101 103 - Ulan 84. De. la p.c.Jeadia 03 86 87 - 980,77. 84 ifie.W ,4p.e.Jen.tJuly IN 98 100 - 100/ ; Greek at 71. 17s. 6d. to 81. per ton. In agricultural seeds very N. IN lenemeldre• Yorkshire . 110 1101 1104 WH IT SUNT IDE HOLIDAYS -( THIS . DAY.) little b' -(dog, " Wt. !stem * 11l IN Widow sad ideckwell 84 N el 105 km to, & &Coen 10i Ms - - .... i et. 4p.o.Jeat.l IN 98 100 .... Al N. BMW% Z. r. &D. E., ... Coupons, for --.-- AitarvaL or flimme.-Eoglint : binned, 47 ; replan-(. ea Bee Rmdta,taanea . lDev. 40 62 - -t, 4p.e..1 'rainy c .9 p. ca. Feb. enloo ... 100 in 99 lO7 100 111,481 1 114 N.Mna. , - for accoun 45 ; and sundry, ;MM G Foram • sundry, 135 qrs. 56 100 lendoelNortli Weis 1094 110 110 In Thousands upon thousands of people in London centiirr FLICIM IL 100 LoadoadSceabWartere 97 96 071 .... I M. N.1...40.c.Aak0n. IN - - - 1862, 86, ex ,sok forward with pleasurable feelings to the cheery days InaLmm „„ ft 1W nea,Usid.,it 43 64 54 COLONIAL 00YLIINKINT ISCUATITIII. 341 ; Turkii P it Qr. Pit 'w• N all Maryport and s - •-• Na I stoma IMA a. pekes. flak& of Whitsuntide, on which they enjoy themselves in the Wien% s. On& • • 12} an Do. Do. I ex div. beautiful suburbs of the metropolis, or in more distant Rim. 1 ".1:4 18 . 33 38 te 41 1 Scotch aced: - _Ds . te, ides 38 to 44 lAN. w •• Is " 84 100 netropotima 16 •• 11 Itt IN Do. New lll 112 ....... :: ....-Ger. let. 1877 1 1 1 1 5 : 1 12 IN - 1 - 06 - Internatio Places. now brought practically nearer by the " inn ye o ;e 6 l2 sad u eoe r a „ bleak - .... .. Daiwa. len.&Ang.llool WI IN .... quoted 6/ roads," and rendered amanitas to the power red. 1863 3B to 61 NAM NY all Do. New - mo Ile re .... .. Do.ilesont.MarA 9 l,loo 102 104 1485 84. 100 Do Mrs. di Derby . 101 106 - to # pram clams through the liberality of railway directors, Mdtty BAUM "so N itr . to se 30 .. D 0.6 per ot.Jan.4l 1100 89 91 - „, kJ ell Mid. Gt. Wn. (Ira).- - - - • .. Do. 6 per et Ins. 100 89 91 - Hudson's Be For a few hours they throw off the trammels of toil, and with Diatilling - U all Do. ft Shares .. ... -•- NW - thr 0110pe1p.R.11173 100 IN 106 - their wives, little ones, or eweelbearn, ramble over the Glisdksfi 22 le la Ifteaa- lla to ai 46 all Mid Tent - do. 186Wil 1411 107 109 - prem. ; Imp *tie. Pill .... .. greasy sward,or engage in them: morose &megawatts provided ease; Norfolk, sad Grey 6 -. 1 ~ , „.••• St 1 100 North BMA - -. .... .. Do. do. 1411/1.1:10j. 108 110 - Fancier (Ore for them in out-door plains of resort. lodepeodeetly of the „,___So&.__cli , ID le NI U s e •••• =r, 84 100 Da Idia„PerthArtod. -• .... .. Do. do. 11011 • 04 Ile 119 - • above modes of transit hundreds ot persons went off Brown ass War. r . r. : *tom " •••• ... M. IN N. 11satere- De rwlek .. a A 1004 to , lin Do. 0. N. Z. Prue... - - - die Canoe, Nov. ina 8 p. 041 les 107 .: __ ...,Do 1178. So-1 in 114 - City Offices - Land Creel UAW .. =annum liper 01, Dim 10131 106 106 this morning to the Forget in light spring vans. Arm Yews money per IN el 'lOO Do. Leeds :4 :4 - NUN .. Dan IM MO' 1141 110 -' wan Ironw It was a merry some to witness the departure of the New - OA2& Homebold *nee 110 112 - "/ 4 L I St MO De. Carnets - .. INN &mews sena .. MS MO IN Universal B vehicles Masa with school children of "all denominations," Mignals, teed l7 ton Country - NAME .. New Irma Oev.lpet :100 151 IMI - sub th eir banners waving, each one bearing the name of the _ ..• . g ••• I• - _ China, 11 to .... .. sAwidediv.sp.cmisles In sel Bonen, teed - rl 14 pm - school. Every aooarnmodatioe has been made at the dif•.... . De. Op. e. 1101 to Ltni,loo N 101 - i dia. to pal PONNIL SR 100 North Lend= - -.. .. Do. 6p. c. Mei to *9lOO 90 101 805 5 ferret railways for the safe and prompt enveyessee ot the Far Qr. TWO& 10 I 4 I De. New . _ - Partly, pi holiday folk on the several lines, prima are very mason- WINN. aa. e ars. 4 c St. 'no .Novtle etarforiliiiin re re 765 460.000 ..I Nova koala op. 0., 1876 10 4 :i 103 106 -. Dant*: and Lodge. Danish Sad Swedish IS tom 10 all N. a & Wooten' luso 101 115 - MON - lOrwerland Oev. op. el - - - Exchange re able, and the trains are in all cases so timed se to run the ben t ld to as Itoselea ... -12 to 11 66, 100 16..66.2 ( rata! - - -• Saturday at 'Lacteal diorama as frequently as is ronakteat with the Itootocit C Xoctioa - linte. N. 1100 tiocatish N.& Aber. Stk SS 40 -•-.. .., .... ..1110.0ev.0p.alaw&July 100, - .... general safety. D i .n u a _ _ 43 to 47 Danish 41 to 44 laptiata _ •• 10 •I St. ! No sou** Midland - *to N is ; all Shrewsbury & wachist - - - - .... ..1 De. de. Ilp.e.Apridtoc. IN, 107 1011 urn The general - • • • From an early boar the ancient town of Greenwich, the Park, and Blackheath, presented an unusually lively ap pt•nuicA thousands of parsons arriving by steamboat and railway. The Observatory hill end the Painted Hall of the Royal Hospital were, as usual, centres of attraction. The steamboats to Woolwich mad Gravesend were crowded with Eoliday folk. A large number landed at Erith Pier end proceeded to the Botanical Gardens, which open for the season this day with a grand fete. The Rath Woolwich Pavilion Gardens were also wall patronised, and crowds of visitors proceeded to Woolwich-common, the Rotunda, Dockyard, Re. ia, 43 40 47 41 to 44 Russian, bard sisri ie i; Amakcert, red . 41 to a ~wait. Amoopt the meny attrectians of the day was the re cently planted Shakmpeare oak on Primates-lull Ti n s tree for the present " stands in his pride alone," but there is some talk of planting others to keep him company. Vast numbers of persons sanensbled for the purpose of looking at her Majesty's contrihntam to the Shakespeare celetcation. HOLIDAYS AT THE LAW OFFICES.—On Saturday all the Common Law o4oss were closed for the Whitsuntide recess. They will be reopened with the Julies' Chamber on Wednesday morning. ATTEMPT TO UPSET • RAILWAY TRAIN.--011 baturdav lest, at the Shize.hall, Nottingham, a young man named Orme Hardy was charged before the sitting ma& oaten with attempting to upset &railway train on the laud line near Hayworth on the 4th inst. happened from the evidence that on the day in question Robert Olin, the driver of the 10.20a.m. up train from Derby to Rugby, saw the prisoner place some bricks, oak keys, &a, on the down hoe of the railway about 20 minutes before the express train was due from Loader. On 'triers at Hayworth nation Grin gave information, and a platelayer named Ball was seat to clear the line. He found the bricks and other materials placed sense the metals and the prisoner was close by. He gave char to the latter, and ultimately captured him. The proem pleaded guilty to the charge, and was committed to take his trial. A NEw STFAXIIHIP.—An extraordinary chip is just now in proems of being tried on the banks of the Thames, at Mr. Hepworth's shipbuilding-yard sear Poplar. This is what is tainted a cigarahip"—that is, • yacht steamer, the hull of which is immensely long, perfectly round, and which, in fact, precisely resembles, as its name implies, the shape of • cigar, with the exception that both ends are very finely pointed, instead of, as in a cigar, only cue. The vessel isbeieg built as the private yacht of Mr. Wrens, an Amer ico gentleman, who has dowsed every :Sing connect e d with th e rip, and who is Irving his designs executed by Mr. Hepworth in the most perfect workruarhip of which wrought iron is esable. The hull is almost ampler. and the " cigar ship " itself will be launched completed, and with her steam up, by the middle of August. THE Doc; NUISANCE AT lavaßroot.—Several deaths from hydrophobia having occurred at Liverpool within the last few months, much dread has Dees created in the public mind, to allay which the authoring' are ]opting active measure. Fenn • teport just publehed by the bead constable to the mayor, it appears that oe Friday fifteen dogs had bra destroyed by the police in the north division of the town. and 114 informations laid againt persons for allowing their dogs to go at large, and on the rine day, in the south division one dog bad been destroyed, sa l feetyaioe interne/lima laid. A bury Limber of persons appeared before the magistrates, at the lolice-court, on Saturday, for allowing their dogs to be at large, and fines varying from Is. with Is. costs to ss. and nets were imposed. Mr. Poole, the collector of fines, stated that • great number of persons summoned were actually in the receipt of parish pay, and yet they w aisted in keeping dogs. Mr. Houghton, one of the pr iding magistrates, suggested that lists of those persons against whom intramural Iliad been laid should be pre pared, and sent to the tax collectors and he said if such bits were prepared be would see that they were so sent. ROBBERY OF TEEL:WILE IN INDIA.—We learn that the Bask of Bengal very early lost • large sum of matey is transit to Patna. It appears that on Tuesday night three lace of rupees were rut to the agent of the bank at Pater, is boxes costa/erg Ras 4,0110 each, in charge of two sergeant' of the Calcutta police. One Charles Forest, formerly • driver io the railway, went in • third.clasa car. riaget in the same train. The train stopped about twenty minutes at Synth's,. Forest was Sam on the platform at Dynthia, when be appears to have managed to break late the treasure waggon. When the train was within • abort distance of Hooters*, Forest threw out seven boxes of the treasure, and whoa the train reached Moolapore he got out, and, having so ticket, he made some rouse and paid the re. Then he went back rapidly to the place where he had ti.rowo out the boxes, gathered them all together, covered thorn with his railway wrapper sod and hid the whole with loans and grass ; then peoaeadting to the village, he tried to get a cart, °florin 20 rupees In bank notes, which was refused. He then went to his treasure, took out rupees, and o ff ered them again to the vi ll agers. The villagen had watched him, and cue ran and 1111• formed the native station-master of hloolapore that • European was trying to carry off treasure, kc. The ratios roaster woke up the inspector, Mr. Omedon, and both Pro- , "ded to the spot indicated. When they arrived they found Forest Orin on the treasure boxes waiting • cart. Of c , .urs e he war arrested. Some of the villagers, too, had done • little burner on their own account, and stole a bag, which was afterwards found in a bush near a tank. This bag was found to contain Rs. 1,975, .“.,1 the Re. 25 in the prisoners pocket made up the tele of :AO which the bag originally contained. The two sergeants from Calcutta in charge of the treasure did not discover the 1 , 4 s until they attired at Fricke', six stations farther cr. Forest rya be discovered that he had forgot something and walking back to Synth* when he stumbled on the }saes, He recognised them immediately, and was anxious to restore them. He was waiting for a cart when he was and he was much surprised to find that instead of Leaug rewarded he was healed over to the civil power to he trod for theft. A native might have earned all this off ritely, but a European his little chance ; he haa aosseistanes from the people of the country, as the native would have lad. Bankers should manage better, red pros the guard lo the same Carriage with the treasure.—Colcurta lispliels ,vin, April 8. Griodtog 22 to 24 MattWog Molting _ .Ora Dutch. ?my - l7 to 22 few! ♦RRIVALS 01 azant, dka, 1 WATER CARRILGZ. 11011 INCLUSIVE. Danish _____ IC to 24 1 411 42414 BO to 112 PIA& __ . ram to u ......... SO 31 to 111 liDwi Com. watts — —toto se Y.Uow -- 27 to SI nom Meek per rook .... 81 to SS Bpmaislt, „ 111 to a Americon, per brL .. 18 to U 18 to 18 NTTO LONDON, BY LAND AND MAY 7 TO NAY 14, 1884, Mall Whost...barloy. Mall 07: 4 11losas Pow Float. qrs. am , vs. Via vs. am CO I OtY' 67W litailah ... 7 /17* 'UM 1106 57 I .. Irish .... I ..!". tit ...... Foreign .. fah/ alai .... oul iO 77 .. iio T0ta1.... lalle SU l 111314 377311, 1145 151 LIVERPOOL CO/TON IN (THIS DAY.) tar sumac AND nrriairanomm, (TRION OCR OWN CORMS/VI . . . . Market eloes ; — dillLXlqa;at,aed the 'attune quotatiess are not mairstaimed ; rake probably 5,000. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Srust.—The demand continue good, and 6rm prime are paid ; about 30,000 bags of cloyed Manilla sold at 38e. 6d., sod 1,000 bap of native Madras at 36.. 6d. Bob eed : Prices are firmer owing to the market being barely supplied with goods reedy for delivery. Corns—No Wes of importance reported, but the market is very 6rm. COCOA.—Business has been done in colonial descriptions, at rather higher prima Tu.—The public Naha to commence to-morrow are ooe. fined to about 12,000 packages. Privately the demand is De. New ...... Meth IStaffeedshlre N. s & Western Jana Ilosetlieb Central I flootttsh N.& Aber. Mk Seottlah Midland Shrewsbury t Weld* South Eastern 8. Yorksh. Alm bat [ Strines, troklaghoolto Vale gia 1 Do. B Ittca.-3,000 bap of Hallam sold at 9a. Ron.—A small Puna lanmuds sold at li. 50- °error is in good request, and rather Ilrenar prices paid for Chios. NO public ales of sugar or coffee are declared for to morrow, thee, markets being dosed for the Whiten° holidays. TALLOW MARKET.—(TEIIB DAY.) The market u stead); snoozed are the pvtoeut quota tkoe :—Town tallow, Me. 6d.; Peteesbarg Y.C. on the spot, 40a. 3d. ; Jose, 40e. 3d. ; July to fleponaber, 41.. 3d. ; October to December. 430. 3d. to 43e. 6d. PANTICTILAWO OP TALLOW. U fa U 90 1 90 ! 106 . 117. 7 166 i 170 • 7 06 , • 6 veil Ka -IRON Do C D 0...., tAigie.Marlab lONS Bubbles ;Atatrolitabl.M.6 ,BortlaWatorworks Bobby 0.. (Ling REBA& Amebas Lad B. a L bag. Tel. (L) iCitsodo eastadian=rov(l ) psay ' CollooOra e.ty Ogless (Um.) Cob. of Ahicsallait. I Coointeretallialcoglib i l Coosolidatod Db... (L. .CoottoestalUagooti. , Co. , Cop. IL Bog..Pretnp.o Credit Ponder iCredit Mobt li er _ ion 100 too 'lOO I Do. Wats of Waal& Vktorla 8t a. &Bel Waterford & Illkootty West Oorawa W.HartipL Ha da & SS 100 4751061 20.0001 41:oTo' 04, 16 7802. 60,000 C O I 20.006, 40,000 10.000 17,6VU —. s 3 s di. Is li 20 1/.000 10,0001 10,000• 100211201' 103,8!01,' 1 077,0001. 10.000 00.0001 1179,000 70,000, 15,000' 6,600 l 00,000 ilkoool to 2 000 . iiii:Oliol sosaol te eooi ,___ 1110,000 60.001 1180010 CL /dm mi lli /11 fp tr ita rot i s sak a a TS SO ldla 1 IE . tr 4 P P : tor l 1 poi ljpos le 2 Ps IS S 4 2611 ti T a P: 112 11l 112 116 I 4 poi a 1 1 441. 16 Pio SO 142 14 1i i 121203 ii:Wel boo C r iTa Prehreece Do. S p. et. Prep. Drib DiscoontCosporatian(L. India Irvin. & Oral =Coat rnil.(L and Telegraph Nng. Ana Copper Rinaacdal Corporation Diacount (I Fore-st Warehouse (L G.Creditt Tin.otLon.(L (rOl2. Staab Navigation Hadiabisnay i=al Financial (L) Carrying (Usa.) Iniornallnanbiloo. (L.) LialienDrig. (Can. a ) Do. Cop. c. 3.1 a. r. IWO JointStockDboonat(L) Land Securities (Lint) Load. African Tra Hag Load. andOsiodoes. IL (L I Lod.Diatr4Taisit(L)l lAN. Thu& ANn. (L)1 Do. Nen Load. G. Obnibee C. (L) Loud. IforcentileDis IL: rand.Provinotaillarine Nadas !Mau & Camel Eks - _tii ti e tt gm 1 111 19i Par 40. I Ps Se T 41i S 6 SO li II r. i 1 - 1 1 2i 4 21 1711 MN NAN *iii WOO KM IM°O 111.000 WM 6 5 I K«.~ ii.;;tl us.eni 10,000 10,000 00.000 )0,000 100 000 50.000 MAO KM ! C SS"I 2 3 pat liOaD 10i iiiii 4 MANI 10.47.• ft 17.0.• - itzil lI4Mli 14me11 ow divisoi !s, .isii;iiii L a Iltr ° lclas --- lAad — to. L)1 2 11•41 t. Idea. Tel. 1.) aD Ileresa.CredltAsso. LI 2 Natal Land a 001. C. (L I Milieus' 018.00 n. (L 6 MOMS' MY, Nay.(L) 10 NaalesildsOosl 1L L) I D.Zealaad T.& Loaa(L) 2 N. MAI\ isslssla. L.) all N.Britaklisecae.le. L) 0j If ovalkotiao.m”.. L 1 Marina Tama 6 Oosmateralal(L T Mamba Goa Mall* all Do. Dag Oriant.DiDadllassat 4 Ottoman Gas (Waned a franzaall.lL akras(L)l 1 p- ar . 1 pa $ 6 104 11 pa lips Wo ___ ._ Per io J i I pao Hi 115066 6pis . 11 1 66 64 16 !! Ht. ii.iiii no,osal Ow do.. ..71 Lloodtles.(l4 Pfsionakse it O. Mom al I:l67ltew M yy lberl QQ L, R., 1L (L boa aY Itar Die J. City Improv. (L) DIM ditto 4 Lyra Mallateaak Sank Knight, &Co.(L ieo Fteso..l Lona *(1 ) I S. Magna Y. &It g I death Austroltao Lad ail Teledn4 l & Do. rhotraot acri fleray (L Tritet&ADwomedkos.L T. & L Co. oar Dattedl. Tales. Co. (11 thisdis.llartao too (I. Omar Leda Tes(La. Vaablemea's Lad... DC kVeetladlathaddell L. I I SIAS; WAS SAS SO SAN SAN BOAS PREFERENCE BH4 North Factors, Stockton and Dariii I Ile 27 U N it I r a Par 4 die " 4) - :0 ii ii +. I dls iii 6 it M , 6 = it li =Fa I .- C, 6 per ct., 324. 7011120 N LIM/ AIM 7i — us64 all Antwerp a Beilards= .11 SalLsaB.Frs7p.e. l f all Belgian L J I B.AyresG.Sonthess (L) 4i Copenhagen (Wined) all , Ct* Sr Pe flateselen le Dwasbouga Wiser/11M ! Dutra Ithanlah ! all ! Do I all Ilasiern of Prance . all tild. leaden gun, all Great Lasembourg all ltallan Junction— all I,Nstn.sege all Dairp aL . e-Prf. De la gov all Norlawn of IS As. Now Sh. (la alai() all 111.Itall &Ayres g. ?p.c. I ai l : Non, DO. egua do i do rwskpmt all Ottoman (SaynnAlae) all ,Parls. Lyon...and/10MA all Paris sad Orleans all Itecd Dorsi te Danish S. Trawls. (L) all S loyal Sardinian all loyal Swedish. all i Da. T per cent. aC ;Umbra and Maass . ' Do. per sal Prig IS lean Taal* (L , g.Tper el I Da do all Lana alass.Vreartless tst. of Portnpl. ail of hence II Twin and Savona do all al Wed Da. Randers al I Do. Se per eine. Prot all , West. It N.W.of nano 91 II 111 —.— dial te ';dial si 6i 1$ n prel _ 1 19 id I 14 ne i " 4 .4 • 1 iii al db par 9l lef 19f 11 It lf - 14 - ti 411 ► 15 111 Si U 15 JOUR STUCK BLOM. 1948 MR 1184. no. Ide I 04155. Ie 1 I CL geese 1 Rabe 10,030 100 Agra sail U. S. Duo. go Ile IN - Btock on hand tide day .... 8848 ° 88561 50 . 564 10,000 100 A(ltanceLonALlverpool 26 SS 10 pm 644 6 Delivery laet week 1.196 1.201 1,1a4 10,060 100 Do. New l6 37 le pm - Ditto from Id Jame 110,147 Tt.tie Med 100,000 90 Anglo Austrian I4AI pm -• Neel last week Ditto from le Jane 96,110 78,492 114e9 mum 40 Aiseralaida aa 74 - reioar.C.ou the spoetteday oral 440.54. 44 94. Oa 01. t ug 40' Do. N ew ID 24 28 pas - Ditto Town lid Friday ' 445 Al• 41.54. 415 8 . 1 - Asa, se Benkof BrltleliColumbei 10 1 Ilpen -- Arrival tor the week eating Leh May bet yew 41 abate, MON 55 11, 60 0 of lf 1 all IT 2 0 - and dellvery 909 casks. The arrivals lad week comprised 611 MOO 100 lea of L ondo n 10 174 178 - Amaral* and 27 other places; total, 618 cask.. 10100 10 Bank of Otago (limited) 8 i 14pna - 10,000 100 'Bent of Queensland (L; el Idle par - METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. 93,000 60 Nankai Tlctorta,Austrla 16 41 44 -. (THIS DAY.) 6,000 100 ,Bank of Wales ,Lia.) SO 3 1 die .... 60,000 Bank of New Zealand II 94 10lpin - The number of beasts is rather larger, but the weight of 40,003 $0 Brallien&Fortugueeii, 10 It 4 pas - beet smaller, so it include@ shout 600 store sad mild cows. 16.000 60 Mit e eenricee EIJI.' 111 16 80 Pe - The hot weather maks' buyers cautious; prima are, how , _ lO . OOO 50 Brelel 8 Celforldas (1.1 I I liPal 64 ever, as goc3 as oa Monday last for best qualities. We " .°3°. a° IMAIB N. 81A117°4 •••- ' al " " -. have • larger and better supply of sheep ; *toe, se C. kik. Ladle Aua , China all 10 41 - ;so se D O N ew the demand is smaller, being holiday with, sad trade 90..005s (amid. m. a L o g* gw dlB 11 pre - 0 7 1 .... is worse, especially for heavy fat Amp. Lambs ad mines 10,000 El , Do. New - are gelling about the suns as on Monday last. From Ger- 4000 I* 'Cite many and Honed there are 1,360 beasts, 4,570 sheep, and 10 . 000 100 001001 • 1 - 174 calves. Scotland, 450 bawls ; Ireland. 50 beetle ; and 11 °°• °°° ' 1° °° " °°l4Bl4 ° I l s a k X) 4 °I 710°. H i 11 emo'loo Coottaeslel (L) if 3 14pin - 2,510 from the Northern, Eastern. sad Midland counties. 13,000 66 sow Low , sow (Limner , 6 3 2 oe . _ Far Mane et Me a. d. 0. 4. Per dose et Übe a el. e. 4. 8,000 00 I Do. Now - Dent beta Hared& 4 4 1 lest less Ilf-lidele 44 6 10,000 100 Doe* ows mob (7.sw , Is ow 40 . _ Dee Sharshoeue .. 4 4 lee 10 •18-woce. ••• 0 0 0 26.000 10 ./LagScotAAneChertA all 104 113 - Ilemed gad. beasts 2 8 Do. do. lbws . 4 4 4 I 60000 60 tartish and Swedish (1. le 2 3pm - Calves NV - -Oes - Mae Dose 111.1 web 0 • lamb - -pm - Beasts at market, 4,670 ; .beep and lambs, 16,6 N ; calve 12.000 100 tumid Bask, m aid pp 10 npm - 192 . pigs, SW. 3,000 100 be. New - BOROUGH HOP MARKBT. -(TH18 DAY.) gt 0 0 r o :17.8. 1 88r781 12 14= 04 1 6 8 r I = l % Il i II Meows. Patteaden sad Smith report a good steady trade 10.000,100 Leedom Bank cd Bud. (i l3 7 9pm 214 4 doing in all new hops for consumptioc, at a slight advance 10,000 IN , tondos sod Bradlee ,40 18 20 pia - on last week's quotations,. 0600 107 ,Laes&Ayres do. N dlArlaSCL ell 11 13 pm - 111. 000 26 ' Do. ew ,11 24 114 pen -. 6,000 100 'Loa.. ler._, A& Stalt IL) , 111 1 4Pe On 003 INNS OF COVET VOLI7PITLEIN,-(T11111 DATI- 60,000 10 11.1.. Menet et Meet I all 254 ell - This morning the mesibere of the lass of Court Volunteers 10.000 100 'Leeks and Camel ‘1 116 tdis Dm - assembled in groat force on their parade mound in the 10.803 60 rte.04..4.• sod Co ma e . ••1 10 58 54 - Temple, and bang been duly inspected and formed into 6480 1 " LAL 1182448C°4184161 13 6 8 I' m -- 80,000 60 Jotid Slob lO 46 48 473 64 order, marched out by the eastern gete in King's-bench- mom 100 Lop. and Nome ,. ( j Is 2 s sew _ walk. preceded by their bud, to the Waterloo etatina of mono 70 Lam a s& south sim n el all 20 27 - the South Western Railway, where a train was in rash- 6,000 19 Do. Do. New . - all 26 26 - sees to receive them. They prospected to Leatherheed eoco 100 , Lou. dB. Western (UM. le 44 6451 it 5 1 6 34 4 3 I Doses. where, is coajuaction with some other mere, they 5 °.° 00 I °° ;lAA A WeAminder • • 80 03 86 - are to have a field day nadir the direction of Colonel I° . °°° I°o L ahrchana 84 " , "" 4 - ali 7 3 1 8 7 . - 20000 60 mercantile A EichealL 19 di Pa - Wlitudo. Amongst other corps which preceded to 1 . 0.000 60 Do. New ' • 7 - Leetherbed wore LSO Loadon lidis Brigade, the 20th Mid- 10.000 114 ;Metro. & Pro,. Bank (L * I it pal 313 Weed, the 26th Middlesex (her Majesty's Customs), and 10.000 N' tletican :Len I 1 4 ISpee 4 the 2nd Tower Hamlets, which proceeded from their bead- MOO 100 Midland Bee (Lm.) quarters at Hackney. 10,000 100 Natioual of U. (I. 10 -- pa -. ~_ 16,003 20 . N.Fro. of New 12 - - - DISBANDMENT OP • RIFLE COIFE.- The Mtn 20000 10 Nowow " ook ... so _ _ -, Heats (Basiaptoice) Rifle Corps has been diabuided for in- 16,000 10 New South este ell 66 87 - subordination. It appears that the °employ. which formed e6OO 100 New Zeeland (Lismos) Ils 4 s pa - pert of an administrative battalion, attended oa Earns, 60,400 116,Orteetal Bank 0110. en 04 64 ad - Monday to take part I. the grail review and shaie fight at il l:: 1" 'Praline, of 7 / 4 A B4 _ _. • • IA 91 84 - Guildford. The corps which formed the battalion to which 12.600 r i : 2w 1 74 : I V:. A Delli so l: "10 Si, 41 ,i p t i t _- dm 18th Hants belonged seem to have been very elided 20,000 26 !South Anst o ralls all 140 II - is strength, and it was decided to break up mie company is 10,000 ts '4ooth Easters' (Lim.) - order to equalise the remainder. The Basingstoke Comedy 10,000 140 Nand. of &8. Attlee was selected os the /mood Umt itemimazanding oaosr, Lim- 4060 1W i_De _ de - tenant Brooks, was tbs pastor commending officer af the 48. 0 ° 4 II u""• 1 8 ° 6476115 • • sil 1 0 1 011 - hattalioa • but upon Lieutenant Broom ra ll ies upon his r p : oo , °°o 1 1 : I trmipp lr ' °- °I N /y . 6 %mi . 11 ) 22 / 54 7 2 - 1 du = 1 men to fail out sod joie the other corps, leveret man- 00,000 60 Unica of Iced= !ISlse 67 110 claiming to be the spokesmen of their ootaradae-sanonded - their determination not to obey the order. Lieutenant DOR& Brooks at coos resigned, and, the affair haring bed re- jr.. I am . I Data IN) N. press. I Ikea Ct.to the War•offloe, the corps has now been die. CAR - et. E s r a n . d West India 400 , 140 101 - Lord De Grey, in communiostiag with the lord- 12. 10 not Floating 3ock .' 1 - - - lieutenant of the county on the subject, .sperm his LINA ea ins 14 76 - gratification at the fact that the offloen and non-commit i 1,910, 514. Bt. Isitheabe 'llO n n - sided officers " took no part is the insubordinate conduct 5* It IlloNteilisPion 110 e - - - 440,11110 et. Tectorla IN , 101 1N -. of the net of the Meehan." PROVINCIAL WARR MARKETS. Lrnintire MAT 14.—SMes te-day t—Laidon and Natty Western. 1094 .04 94—Midland, 1314—Seuth Eastern, 904 — Confederate Loon, 64 31 e 1 fl 4—Mexican num per Cent, 444 —Alliance Bank, 37 p.—Merceatile sad Exchange Bank, St 13.16 p.—Ditto new Issued. 34 p.—Selfish and foreign Marfa.. 111.16 p—leneashire, 11-16 vv.—Mercantile Marts*, 9-16 re Ultima, If p.—African YrcWfa Lkimpany, 3-16 p.—National Steam Company, f d. MAY 14.—A quiet market, but prices 6cm. lan carlrecaraditekshire, Doe—Manchester and County Bank, et p.—Msachester, Shefileld, and Lincolnshire, IL pre.. next account, 3.14 p.—Metropolltan, 114 : next account 1131— Meztains, next account, 444—Midland, 1311 1. = account, 1381 - South Law% next amount, 914 and Mersey Monne Insarsime, 11-1 d p. —East larabeashire, It per oentu, 106—National Steam - General Credit, next account, 6 3-16 p.—Coefedsrute Loan, 86i. BILIIIIGNIA, MAT It —There was not much doing in the market today. Metropolitan Wagon Company new shares wise dealt In at 1 3 -16 p., and Monts Metal shares, at 1 dls. In railway shares, Stour Valleys were quoted at 9 to 91 — Warwick and Evian Canal, buyers, at 14—Tows and District Banks, lb] to 164—Dudley Oas, buyers, at eo—Britannia MUM Guaranteed, at 4.1. to M. Pd. dl.—Latent Axle shares, buyers, at 34 pm. Milk Mar 14.—Tkree per Omit COML. 1101—New Three per Cent Stock, Cis—Ditto, fee account, new, June g 1191 S— pank of Inked OWL pald„ 1164 —Provlacdal Bank of Ireland (Cf. paid), elf -Me, New, 1174—Royal Bank of limbed Mi. L3ol o t-Ditto, New, (61. account, 11l 4—Ulster itl. 10s. paid;, amount, 71—Unioe Bank (1=1 9 47 . 7i. d), 204 - Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford (1111. pad'. Southern and Wisteria (lON di, 111—Dshila, Wicklow, sad Wexford. 6 per amt. (paid Mt). SI Greet Southern and Woolen, 4 me omit pay. (1 00 L paid(, 981. Tai Auaost) bitTEDNIL 111 MAZTLIIIO/11-12f- QUM Ann Vroncr.—(Tom Dar.)—Thie morning Dr. Leakeeter resumed it the Beek of England tavern, Pad dington, the investigation into the areanestasoes of the alleged murder of Jobe Pamir, aged 18 years. The jury after lour deliberatioe returned a verdict o f spinet Timothy llturphy. The tower laid that hb I. opinion there was a greet doubt is the ease and the joy had therefore very properly iodised to tie mide of taerwy. The =roper them issued Me warrant for the detesth the accused is Deviate teeth his trill at the Omani Crissinal Court. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ozooz. The stock markets to-day are firm, with a deci dedly favourable tendency, although attention is dill almost completely occupied with the fortnightly settlement, which will be completed to-morrow. The English funds are quoted scarcely better than they closed on Saturday, but several of the speculative foreign stocks have improved, and stocks of two or three of the leading home railways—especially Lan cashire and Yorkshire and Metropolitan—are ma terially better. The discount market continues to present a quiet appearance, with a large supply of money. The rate for choice three months' bills is 81 per cent. On the Stock Exchange there is little demand for short loans on English government securities, and the quotation is not higher than 5 per oent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 166 fr. 90c., showing no change. Consols are now quoted 91} to #, with div., for money, and 90} to #, ex div., for the account (June 8). The official business report is as foi -1 lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91+, 3 ; ditto for account, 90} ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, } ; New Three per Comte., 891, } ; IncliaTive per Cent. Stock, 1051, 105 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 99 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 98; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee piper, 1021, 1031; Exchequer Bills, March, Ka, 10a. dis. ; ditto June, 4s dia. Greek Bonds are in request, and have risen, being last marked 24 for the new account (May,l3l). Turkish Consolidds are better, at 481 to I ; and Mexican firmer at 441 to 44. Confederate Bonds are quoted 64 to 67 ;I and Spanish Passive, 34} to 35. Other foreign stocks are quiet. Transactioea are recorded as follows : —Egyptian, 100} ; Greek, 23} ; ditto for account, 231, 24 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 10} ; Mexican, 45,44# ; ditto for account, 451; Peruvian, 1862, 841, 85} ; Russian, 1862, 86, ex div. ; Spanish Passive, for account, 341 ; Turkish, 1862, 71} ; Venezuela, 1862, 55/, ex div. International Financial shares are now quoted 6/ to } prem. ; General Credit, 61 to # prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 101 to 11} ; Hudson's Bay, 191 to# ; Credit Mobilier, 3} to 4} poem. ; Imperial Financial, 4} to } prem. ; Credit Foncier (Great Britain and Ireland), 51 to 1 prem. ; City Offices Company, }to 1 prem.; International Land Credit Company, 2} to # prem. ; Mill wall Ironworks, 1# t, prem. ; Scottish and Universal Bank, 2} to 3 prem. ; Imperial Bank of China, 11 to # prem. ; and Humber Iron Works, } dia. to per. Partly, perhaps, in connexion with the Stack Exchange settlement, there was a fair demand on Saturday at the Bank of England discount-office. The general market, however, presents still stronger indications of returning ease. The supply of money has largely increased, and good bills were placed on Saturday at 81 per cent., or below the Bank of England minimum. In exceptional in stances choice bills, both of short and six months date, were negotiated at 81. A considerable number of Australian bills fall due to-day. The annexed memorandum relating to the debt of Venezuela was forwarded to the Stock Exchange on Saturday by Messrs. Bering Brothers and Co. : Venezuela Debt. —Maim Baring Brothers and Company's assets is Varanasi% advise, we* dale Bth April, that they ban received 53 par oust of the import duties for about two weeks. From Costom-bones of La Guava, 8,981 41 dole. ; Puerto Cabello. 3.1.193 96 dole.- 42,175 37 doh. And under date 22nd April, further 00l lonises an advised for two weeks mon. From Custom house of la Guano, 9,061 61 del.. Puerto Cabello, 9,593 26 dela —18,635 07 dolt—Lando n, May 14, 1864. Gold to the amount of 84,0001. wan sent into the Bank on Saturday, making • total of 234,0001. since the date of the last return. The prospectus of the Freehold and General Investment Company (Limited) is issued. The object is to purc ha se freehold or leasehold pro perty in London and its neighbourhood, sus ceptible of improvement and of adaptation to first class houses, offices, and chambers. In the first instance the company is to purchase certain eligible properties at the West-end, and the vendors take :a portion of the purchase money in partly paid-up shares. Other arrangements of • similar nature are in progress. The capital is 250,0001, in 10,000 shares of 251. each, with power to increase to 1,000,000/., but the first issue is to be limited' to 6,000 shares, and it is mentioned that subscrip tions for more than half of these have already been promised. The chairman is Lord Nigel Kennedy, and the second name on the board is that of Viscount Malden. A special meeting of the South Eastern Railway Company is convened for the 2nd of June, to ap prove nine bills DOW pending in parliament, and relating for the most part to extensions and amal gamations. A special meeting of the Cbaring-cross Railway Company is called for the lit of June, to approve two bills now before parliament, one of which is "A bill for making railways from Haverstock-hill, Hampstead, to the Charing-cross Railway at Hun gerford, and to the site of the authorise d Thames embankment (north side), with branches to the London and North Western and Metropolitan Rail. ways, and for making new streets from Tottenham court-road to the Strand and the river Thames, near the Charing-cross Railway, with a subway for foot passengers under the Strand; and for other purposes." A general meeting of the Clyde Engineering and Iron Shipbuilding Company (Limited) is called for the 26th inst., when a resolution will be proposed that the name of the company be changed to that of the London and Glasgow Engineering and Iron Ship-building Company (Limited). Below we give the return of the Imperial Otto man Bank, as made np to the Slit of March : Capital not called up P. 148,500,000 cuh at Constantinople 17,945,705.32 1 37.200400 20 lin the branches 19,251,944.28 f Bills discounted, and other securities 128,775,813 1 Current and drawing &emulate of the Ira perMl Treennry Carnet and drawing nenconts— &Wore Advances on public securities and mm anodise 23,059,417 Bank premises and Immature 818,071 32 Sandmen 5,812,235 3 P. 505,982,165 z 000,00 u Hu n k notes in circulation P. 297, ,24/4? Bills payable 69,417,251 25 Cermet sad draw* somata ei the maid Treasury Dressiim sad current smoonte—ereditors 51,309,572 29 Deposits for axed terms Baadriss 24,192,011 7 P. 506,982,165 22 °ended ma hgraehig with the aroma* MARQUIS Dl Puzrc. E. Gi The preparations on Saturday for the fort nightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks indicate • considerable outstanding specnla- Son for the rise, in consequence of which, com bined with the generally high value of money, the rates of " continuation" on most classes of securities have been the heaviest kcown for • long time past. We give below a lint of the terms quoted on a number of the principal securities &My dealt in on speculation, but high though these rates are, much higher have in extreme cases been given : Cheat Western Lsseashirs sad Yarkrbire Lesdos sad North Western Nidlaad lsetk Western Csiedoolna Greet Northern Ditto A to 1 coot. to 90 to St to . to to I ~.. to to i ~ ' Chatham and Dover lietrrpolitaa South Eastern °Madan : Berwick Ditto York Grit Eastern Great Western al osuda thillo4 Central I. I. ie i• i• i• • • •I L. aa l. Virginia Lama'boar, &sabre. to - .9 to lip" ~ le 12 p.t. . liiterestioeil Credit let tole. Confederate Loss 346 to 5.16 „ Greek mexisaa Spanish Pamirs Turkish Internal 6 per cent t to Vegmenela, 1862 Messrs. C. J. Hambro and Son have annonnZed the interest due the Ist of June on the Sardinia& Five per Cent. Loan of 1851. We are requested to mention that Mr. 0. J. Caralli, merchant, of London and Liverpool, and of Caralli Brothers, of St. Petersburg and Moscow, has joined the direction of the Scottish and Univer sal and Finance Bank. An advertisement announces that the deed of settlement of the Commercial Bank Corporation of India and the East" as approved by the Treasury, is now ready for signature. Shareholders are requested to execute the same on an early day after to-ince , row (the 17th instant), between 11 and 1. The following remarks on Turkish finance are from the Levant Herald of the 4th instant : In spite of the beet intentions of the government, of the reforms it has introduced into its Saudi system, the itima• entice of express, sad the prospect of iecremed mon" the Treasury is by no mesas is so plethoric a redness 8111 he friends could desire. On the contrary, the govenueseeli is mid to have been under the negemity of contracting • leas of 625 , 000 lire. with the Imperial Bank, aid other Iced end European backers. Arrears will be pad bl bonds which the Melia will be obliged to accept 111 pay meat of old debts. To these soesideratioan, the magnet Mahe of the Priecialities. and the reported isms of new titles in redemption of the On-Senilike sod Sigh* most be added an internee the feeling of demerit*. • . • . The overdue interest on the Ori-Senilihs has Dot yet been paid, and 20 per mat. of the news fells due on let= June, 1865. If, from unforeseen circumstances, it be impossible for the government to meet the engagement. mid sew brads be bred, it is sincerely to be hoped that some grangemeat will be nude on a mooed basis to meet the pay meats se they become due, sad that the conversion be wide in such a manner se will be eatiefactory to aldose of all kinds of securities. The Imperial government has always evinced a practical sincerity and earriestimes is all its !laurel nieseurea, and we feel mewed that whatever plan it may adopt, a just and fair consideratioe will he takes of its liabilities to the holders of the bonds in Ter non. With reference to the prospects of the money market, the circular of Mesas. Joseph Travers and Sons has the following: Throughout the week there has been • rather f all demo& at the preessat high Bank minimum of 9 per cant., sect it is only to occasional Melanoma that-my tramectiom has taken place below that point. Gradually the market seams to be approaching to a condition of Ism pressure. but the rebound Me scarcely yet been such as might have bees end cleated from the rapid and almost uispreeedeated character of the upward movement. Never but oe one previous owe- Mon has the Bank rate been so high, and that was in Novem ber, 1857, when the chug. wee 10 par cent —• thaw which has, in this immune, been made for all large or es oeptional advances, although the nominal rate baa not been carried above 9 per cent. The movement of that time. kow ever, had the effect of sweep' away • coedition of com mercial unsoundness which had beat gather* fpr years: sod there was consequently, whim this was effected, nothing to check a speedy return to low rates, the public having been thoroughly cured, for the time, of all speculative teedeaciee. In the present see nothing of this sort has been effected. Commercial affairs were is • healthy state when the preemie occurred. sad there has not, for an instant, been the slightest approach to discredit. The demand for money has bees occasioned prim. *ally by the extraordinary /Heretics is the circumstances of the cotton trade, combined with • most unusual of activity is every general department of business. Arena( epecetlatioo not haviag yet goes beyood its rst dew, had led to no commitments of • character that could not be upheld or deferred. Hence it is certain to be renewed wit& every doweward movement of the rate of discount to ma as outwit as to seeder it allogether w i o nt a bable that soy very low terms cam be touched. It therefore, seem prudent for all traders to reckon upon • igh average rate of discount for • very considerable period, sad then to bad themselves prepared for the possibility of a essvalsiew a during which the Beak of England minimum may be deism up to • point beyond the experience either of the preeleh time or of 1857. SATUIDAT avamss. Consols, which closed yesterday at 94 to 4, ex div.. for the Bth of June, improved to-day to 90} to I, and closed at 90 7-16 to 9-16, or 904. For money the last price was 914 to 4, with div., against 911 to }yesterday. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 4; Three per Cents. Reduced, 894,4, k ; New Three per Ceuta., 89, ; Bank Stock, 237, 239 ; India Flv• per Cent. Stock, 105 k ; ditto Four per Cent., 991 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 112. The India Five per Cent. stock was inquired for. The March Exchequer Bills were unaltered at 20a to 10s. dia., and the June at 9r. to 4s. die. The foreign stock market wan firmer, and most of the speculative stocks improved. Notice is given that the share certificates of the 1 Central Argentine Railway Company are ready for delivery in exchange for the allotment letters. In the market for bank shares the changes.were not of much importance. An improvement occurred in Alliance, Imperial Ottoman, London Bank of Scotland, London and County, Metro politan and Provincial, and Union Bank of London ' while Anglo-Aust ri an, English and Irish, Bank of Wales, and London and Hamburg, were quoted rather lower. Scarcely any variation occurred in the miscel laneous siere market, attention being monopolised with the settlement. Hudson's Bay shares were rather better, at 19 to i, and Joint Stock Discount at 2to i prem. Egy ptian Trading were fi rm at Born 3to I prem. Boy Gas shares were a little more offered. Mercantile Credit shares rose 10a. to-day, and International and General Credit, 2s. thi. to bs. The shares of the other financial companies were steady. The closing quotations are annexed, —lnternational, 6) to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 6) to prem. ; London Financial, 111 to 12} prem. ; Imperial Financial, 4 to f prem. ; Mer cantile Credit, 101 to 111 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 31 to 44 prem. ; and Credit Foncier, 42 to 5I prem. The closing (but in some cams merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, nc :—lnternational Land Credit, 2 to 2) prem. ; Telegraph Construction, to prem. ; Imperial Bank of China, 1 to 11 prem. ; Millivolt Iron Works, If to 11 prem. ; Fore street Warehouse, 4 to 41 prem.; Italian Credit, to 1 rem. ; Gallivan', 2 dia. ; Shireoaks Col liery, 1 to 2 prem. ; Scottish and Universal Bank, 1 to 3 prem. ; Queensland Sheep, 2 dis. ; Mauri tius Credit Foncier, 1 die. to par ; Ottoman Finan cial, 4 to 1 prem. ; National Financial, dia. to par. Nova Scotia Government Debentures were quoted somewhat lower. MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Two p'CLoct. In the mining market to-day the dealers are chiefly engaged in the settlement of the fortnightly account. Nevertheless, there is a fair amount of business, and the general tendency of prices is favourable. East Grenville shams are in prominent demand, and have risen to 41 to }. East Caradon are also firmer at 29e to 30 ; and Great Vor at 32 to is. On the other hand, Wheal Grenville are somewhat lower at 9 to East Lovell are quoted 22 to 23, being firm. No transactions are recorded in the Stock Exchange official list. Foreign and colonial mining shares are unaltered. A special meeting of the South Wales Colliery Company (Limited) is called for the 24th inst., to confirm the resolutions passed at the meeting oft the 28th ult. The annual meeting of the Labaaa Coal Company (Limited) is called for the 31st Mirk, when it will be proposed to increase the capitaL At Truro out the Nth lost. 3,912 ter tool be (dared for male, :—South Damao°, 471 tooo—Wbral Ham 471 Clifford iwalataaatod, 462—Phonaz Mims, 446—Wbaul Rook 410—North Tasshsrby, 344—Wot Carrico, 224 Yogrey Ooloola, 290—Poltaear, 143—Oruldork Yon. 1411—.- Noill Dolma 125—Howewes, 113-Bt. Day Doha', 88—Goeamous, 72—South Criusis,' 31—Pada-an-dm, 23 mai Wheal Slay, 16 toss. en , I I