The Express. — London, England, 1864-03-22 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) CRT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) ;MANUA 0. WHARRA/U.- -JUDGICEIT. Thu was a probate cause which was argued last term. It _ l . e d 1 01 will alleged to have been executed but not “..onling. The document wee signed a week before the of the deceased, who was an undertaker, in London, • was taken away by his attorney, at least this was the e :erect of the widow and her niece, but the attorney aid not recollect its thus coming into him posses- There was no draft of the instrument in existerma. r i , Wilds. under these circumstances, declined to probate of the contents of the will as set forth in the ,•,:!eridence of the witnesses. COURT OF BANKRIJPTCY. (Before Mr. Coormirriceer Holroyd.) NE RICA. -ADOVIN.B BANKRUPTCY. T bankrupt, formerly a baker, of Wood-etweet, SL CAMS up in (moody to apply for big release. It that Rea had been bankrupt before, and bad sot ned his order of discharge. rancour said he could not interfere in this 01110 ule bankrupt obtained his discharge under his former The bankrupt was accordingly taken back to DI LB ITT& Ire bankrupt was a warehouseman or commission agent, Sob:e-street. This was another application ter release. Mr. Barnes. a creditor, opposed in person, charging the ~olipt rich having obtained 571. worth of goods from oa the representation that he bad a mooted partner Edwards, and that the goods were wanted for an :3.1..1iate order. They were afterwaris sold by audios, Mr. Barnes had the pleasure of bidding for his own 1.. r bankrupt denied every ;art of this statement, sad 1::,405i that the goods had been sold in the muter mune of es!, and for a profit, bet mid that he had not received ... 4 ent for them. Upwards of 3001, was now due to him. Mr• Honour said he could not gnat the refers unisi after o .e:hoice of assignees had taken place. (Before Mr. Registrar Winslow.) IN RE ALLAN:II9ICH PRRIEOHANID. _ _ The bankrupt had traded as a merobant, at Loodoe, • ,er,.31. sod Bombay, in puteerahip with two others, !ec the firm of A. Goomlanthoosen and Co. The sea ; , .vat in London was in Bing Willisinettest. The Le..rupt was permanently resident at Bombay, bet bovine c • -nc over to this onnotry to look after the affairs of the house, be was arrested on a espies, and has not i9`99 ii. aepet to obtain he release. Tr ten . the first sittiag trader the bankruptcy. Thy ,:,rupt's personal debta are of trieiag ammuit, under '.. the liabilities of the firm are raid to be very coesider , Mr. Lopez, merchant, of Bneklenbary, wee ebasen assignee. /dr. Chidley is tbesolicitor M the came, and br>:r.. Brows aed Dubois the aeconatnata. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. THE SELF-ACCUSED MURDERER (?). Syr. Williamson, the chief inspector of the detective police, wed on Mr. Vaughan to make a statement with reference • the map who WAS yesterday charged, on his own ~efessioo. with being the murderer of ErrimaJackson. Mr. Williamson stated that the Prisoner, Edward been removed to the St. Giles's Workhouse, where c. Ail been veen by the medical °Moor, Dr. Basisett, who ex ::r.,:sed his conviction that the mass mind was disordered, 11,3 that be (Dr. Bennett) should like to have him under LA care fora few day; in the hops that 120 might r,:over. lie had had a fit since his removal to the workhouse. With regard to the question of ideztity. the prisoner had been seen by one of the winesiei who gave evidence st the inquest. This we the • who had admitted to the home in George-strest the • ,tunite girl Jackson and the man who was supposed to im:nivred her. This woman positively deolared that : nseocr was not the man. u;bso —Am I to understand that she has a distinct iNt . ..NUM] of the charsetwistice of the wan who wee sees a: the deceased, sod she is positively sere the misuser is : • :he man! ', , ssectoriVilliamsson—l am not ears that she woad be pssitively to identify the real man, it he wee, here, she remembers him 'anciently to be most positive that , risoner is Dot the map. Amossyrt other cactimetanoes pr.soser is lame. and the roan who woe with Emma ...los was not lama Y 7. vAnghiiii—ieibere anyone elan wbo could identify •z- man! ...rector Williamson—Yee, a shoeblack, but we my not to find him for some days. Vaushan—fie had better see the map too. If he that this is not the man, then, on the evidence of ',tomes, there will be no doubt that it is a delusion. .actor Williamsoo—l uoderstand that he has been in , :um before. . Vaughan—Have you any means of ascertaining who (death ! : lector Williamson—l think so. We hare a clue and tideavouring to tied them. !' . 7. Vaughan—That would be very desirable, as even if he •• , t the man he menet be discharged if he is mad. It • ...I be very desissble to give him up to his fries& to , care of him. You will pursue your inqturies. ...einspector thanked the magistrate, and withdrew. SOUTHWARK. DISGRACEFUL OUTRAGE. A - (1 , Motel!, s well dressed gentlemanly-looting man, ,bed on the charge sheet as a barge builder, residing at Albanestreet, Lambeth, was placed at the bar before woolrych, charged with committingan indecent assault a Mrs. dary Thompson, the wife of a chief engineer in employ of the General Steam Navigation Company. Tae complainant, a very ladylike looking young woman, • ' . an ihfant in her arms, said that she resided at Bother with her parents during her bnaband's absence al sea. •.durday evening, about half-past 7, she was paining • Blackburn-all e y, Canal-road , Bermondsey, towards carrying her infant, and leading a child about seven of age, and just as she got into the middle of the she turned round and saw the prisoner - a; stealthily behind her. She went on, bet he lenly rushed up to her, pulled her clothes up over her and acted in a grossly indecent manner towards her. •.- died for help, when he ran away. A female came up, she trusted the children, and then she punned the • -r. being determined that such a cowardly ruffian :.i not escape. Fortunately othe- parsons joined in the and he was captured. at that tinie she was so ....sted from fright that she fell down in a swoon. •-. loss•examination, witness said that she was positive • : the prisoner was the man who attacked her, as there L., other person in the alley at the time. She distinctly • Li features under the lamp when she turned round. .....neriue Smith, a married woman residing in Church- Betwoodmy, said that on Saturday evening, about ; gat 7. she was pa s si ng th roug h Blackburn.alley, when ow the prisoror rush away from the complainant, clothes were disordered. The complainant was call •• stop thief" when she took charge of the children • the f o rmer pursued the prisoner. Witness followed a • :.- . rray, and saw several persons join in the pursuit, and while afterwards she saw him in custody. r • prisoner denied being the party. He said that he • • .3sin4 the alley when be saw a man running and heard i "."top thief," and while he was joining in the par wa.„ pianced upon and given into custody. Mr ‘Voo:ryela told him that from the evidence adduced rue Lim Le had not the s*.i,;Lhest doubt that he was the ho had committed the cowardly and unmanly assault. • .ouid not fine bun, but sentence him to the House of .: fur two months with hard labour. WAN I rSWOItTIT. Ttit Locr Or FtNEKV. — A P•INITL CASE. • • a decent-looking young girl, was charged with atealiog a pair of earrings. money, Lc., the -rty ..f h. r mistress, lire. Frances Lturne, of the Royal . I),, r , etvareet, set s butted t tut the prisoner had been in her ..t three weeks. On Monday week she bad an ' to enter the prisoner's bedroom, and seeing a • • ;•ure: on the drawera, she was induced to open it, • found a pair of earrings nod some chains be .• 2 witness, sod which had been taken from a drawers in the bar parlour. The purse •,•'• oned money. Witness seemed the prisoner t; the money out of her pocket. but she denied • rg.. At the statinc a bla c k lace f a ll belonging to - • t.tom from the pri,ner. At first the prisoner ".. to-k the ear-rings to show a friend, and that she •-.I u. return them, but she afterwards admitted the throe■ and also the money. The withers the nn..,ner went out on the Sunday before. '... Jr. Layman, the witneas said she took the ' ••,', her service on the recommendation of her • • -r ..ti lather. . r, a very respeetahle-looking man, mid it was his daughter had been in service. He bad •la up with Mr. Borne, and he thought his house a eery excellent place for the prisoner. His h.! a good Munition and was very respectable. • • vvr , Painful case for the family, as there was no t, 7.r her P. behave in thin way. He asked his wor iu getting her into a reformatory. said sb.• was too old. He thee told the what bee father hail stated only aggravated her th. , re gra, ant the slightest reason for pilfering. • eere had beginning in life, and he supposed the • :e, y induced her to take those things. It was • tint he could overlook the case, and he •: Ler to be irapriloired for one calendar month with T ‘I. PAL ON! SHILLING DAY. MAL , 4 21 —Admiseions on payment, 6.H ; ditto to.. ; total, 1,::66. F at: II rIrAL, GRAYS-INN-ROAD.—Tha I relieved at this hospitr.l during the week 19 wet 3,494., of which 1.139 were new ewe, THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 22, 1864; WARR G1878.-(THIS DAY.) Two dOtaaw. The transactions in the railway market to-day are upon a restricted scale, and prices generally are unaltered. There is a demand, however, for South Eastern stock, which has risen per cent. Metropolitan continues buoyant. London and North Western stock is now quoted Ift to I, ex div. ; Great Western, 65i to 138* ; Midland, 1271 to 124, ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 109} to 110, ex div. ; Caledonian, 118} to 1191 ; South Eastern, 90f to 91f, ex div. ; Great Beaten; 471 to 3 , ex div. ; Great Northern, 127 to 128, ex div. ; London and South Wes tern, 98 to 99 ; and Metropolitan, 113 to 114. Foreign railway shame are dull, especially Great Luxembourg, Sambre and Meuse, and San Paulo. East Indian and Scinde stocks are firm. Canadian lines show no variation. 121 124 id 25 26 pm 25 26 pm Par Pm Par firm , 74 76 ; 77 ! 106 167 29,000 100 Agra sod U. Ser. Bank . 60 - 10,000 100 AWanosLonat lAverpooi 25 10,010 100 Do. New lO 100,000 tO Anglo Austrian to,ooo 20 Anglo Italian (Limited!' 6 22,400 40 Australasia all 7,500 40 Du. New 2O 10,000 25 Bank of I.cypt 6,000 100 'Bank of London 5O 2.9800 20 Bank of tfunro ,Lintited;: 3 10,000 100 , •Itank of Queensland ' 20 20,000 50 !Bank of Vletoria.Austrla, 25 6,000 100 Bank of Wales :Um.) 50,000 10 'Bank of New Zealand 60.000 20 !Rmzilian&Postuguesei 5 15,000 60 ;Knit. & American ExaLi 15 20.000 60 British N. Amelia 12.500 20 Char. Mk. Brit. Colurn6l 4 10 V.,200 20 V. Isk. Inilia,Aits., China all _ . 7,890 00 Do. New •10 - - 20,000 25 Chrtrd. M. of Ind* &c l all ca 71 8,000 100 :City 20,000 100 Colonial 800,000 10 ,Consolidated Bank (L; 4 t et cipm 5,000 100 ,Continental jLI lO , 1 Oipm; 12,000 50 .rant London ,Llmitcclll 6 2 2lpm 10,090 10e'English and Irish 'Lim. 'l5 par 1 pm' 25.000 2t AusLChartd., all .1 1 20 49 , 00 60 English and Swedish ;IA 10 l 2 pm! 40,000 60 European Bankl.insitecQ 10 ; 14k par 10,000 100 Ilindusn.Chlns&Jap. , ,L 25 Si 1111 90 1 10,000 100 Do. New 19000 100 'lmperial Rank, Limited 20 13 IS pm 13.5,090 21 Imperial Ottoman lO ; 9 109,000 10 I.sad Mort. Bk. India ,L . 2 . 14 Ilpm 10,040 100 ;London Bank of Scot. IU 13 ; 14pm 10,006 100 London and Brazilian 6,000 100 lak.B.Apres&B.Plate L 40 I 10 12 pm 20,0)0 25 Do. do. New 24 24 3 pm' 6,0)0 100 Lou., flnr,. AS. Staff. 'L .02 3 I dis 50,000 20 Lou, Ch. Bank at AustrLi all 26 264 30,000 100 'Lon4on and Conrail ;,L 10 14 Ildis 30,000 50 London and County •20 69 90 5.00) 100 Lon. flamlo.Con. 1 8 2 3 pm; 00.000 50 tondo:, Joint Stock lO I 40 41 16,000 100 Lon. nod Northern ;L ,15 '4 elk pin, 20,000 20 London& Sunth African; all 27 Is 6.009 20 Do. Do. New ; all 26 284 10,000 100 london&S.AmericazilLl 7 1 2 peal 5,000 100 Lon. it S. Western L. 16 bilis par 59000 10' Lou. & Westminster 29 eO4 814 10,04 100 -11erch4u1 Bank Lim ; I 74 44 6 pm, 21,019 60 'Mercantile & Zschan. Li 10 1 6 pin 190 . 0 100 Metro. & Proc. hank j 1 90 64 (Wpm 5,000 100 !Midland Rank "Lim.' 15 1.14 par t 10,000 100 , National of Liverpool :fs 10 • 7 Bpm 14,000 100 ' Do. New 25,000 25 iN.Pro.of England, New 12 • - - 35,0 1 0 kr New South Widen all SO 61 8,000100 New Zealand iLhuitedr. , lO Idis par 69409 25 oriental Corpora; all ; 62 64 20,000100 Proving. of Ireland 26,000' 20 .Scin,le, Pun) ..t Deihl 74, 34 •pm 12,600 20 , Do. New I 7 4 - 16,000 23 ?oath Australia ; all' eta 41 10,000 100 ; Stand. of 11. S. Africa 4,460 100 Do. do. 40,000 IS Union of Australia all t 63 Sib ' 10,000 25 Do. New - ' 10,000 100 Union of Ireland . 3 2 dia l 0,000 60 Union of London POILEIGN OBLIGATIONS. AIL I rd. 1 RaltwAr9 I 010010 prl46B . 1 1 11 3 u 1 fpm 41 43 - 9 3 did 9 10 pm :tfg: 47_ 99 K 3 a I 40 :all !Antwerp& MT. bp. ct. all CapeTowaßl..lo.6p.ci. I :all Do Sp. cLi to all Coate= of France 6p.cL— -4 ;all G.Luzombourssp.cent.l Sf 31 00 all Do. I 1p Illy 100 'all Flavana and Ntatouran 97 100 100 !all I.aosanue and Frlhottnr! 97 99 100 all hat tn./ utalsaltauilla 97 16.1 100 all Do. Scrotal Issue , 97 10.) 20 iall North of Franco 3 pct 11 121 20 all Do. lateeltarl.3lp.ct ' 100 'all Ottoraan ,Sroyrua, etc ; 90 Di 40 all Parla.L2o.4.&lln4p.et 20 all Do. New .. 3p.ct ; 111 12 100 'all .Raclfs &A. If. ( Pere.: I 4 all "loyal Awethah bp. ct 41 21 100 all Sava La Grande 7p ct 93 94 20 all R. Atta.ttLoni:Ven 9p 7 soz Int I°o all Aouth resat 0 Port.7p.e 10e 10t 99 all Southernof France3p.e 111 111 20 all south Italian. 3 per rt ! 10 all )1".&N.W.al Fr& tp. 111 111 :t i .of a - 14 ..- 4i 13 •5 I 5 70 11 34i 4 19{ 19 51 5} 501 00 40 1 i 26 141 f bl 12f 131 251 - 84 11 111 40 20 ;100 100 1100 1100 /31117811 NISIUMOIOIIB. N. I im.wan. Aikantictel lawroaeo IS Do. New Boonßer. &C.1a4.19.6 Do. Nara Buffalo & lake 11 o. Prodereaeo Ma Ihrsatot 69. c. Bda.ing.l, 1 Do. do. J 1 Do. do. Jaw uly 1, , NU Cal. II &Lawn 69.0. g, 16! ;Cope T. et Dock Op. a. 102 D DenNlN,7p.c.por. en Bowl g 0.6 ilaot ladna go. I do I DD 0 tziondon Do. do Oland Truk of 19 D Do. o. so lit rd. Bends 72 Do. 2ad pref. Bonds N Do. do. deterred 61 Do. ad wet Nock Do. do. deferred 60 Do. 6th prof. Nook Do. do. deterred 'Great Wien Penland" Nit IDo. g Formal . , On& of India". I p.. 4312 1M IDo Do 41 For Nal Gt. Western of Coaadi Do. New Dolc.Pria pay. 1872! D 0.14 do. do. 187741 Indian Broach, linked Do. Now Madras guar. 5 p. caddi I Do. do. Do. do. do.— Do. PIM Neb. Corp. II per a. 94 • Moab. &Ballots:es 'N.Bron./ana.clo.A N. I.oCon.6p.c.Ntp.B. Oda& gea. 6 per Nat' ' Do. Bond do. Do. Do. Part do. isan d do. o Do. Indus allot do , ... in . . Nil Mk I gg: 166 i 106 I: A P. iil4.- I 9 911 1 / 73 i 99 It •ir 1 iN 2.165,8 W St Bast sad West Talc .100 160 142 12.3 St. 10 b Octet Wasting Jock . 2 1,93 k 2.028.31 Bt. eadon M. Katharine lOO 0 71 WOW iS, St Southampton OO 80Q000. St. Victoria BILITISII WIN N& Na IM. iCsasbrlsa Co.. Gold, L, Mystics Clifford natal Der. G. Coo. (TAMAIE4I Brakeman/ 1= Basset !Mogan) , Condon Inapt Cara Brea 2t. W. handl (Tavistk ) Orarabler & Mt. Aubya, ;Great loath Taigas Orenville W. Vor (Halloo) , I listed'. Foot ,ltingion Down. iLsdy Bertha ,U ; y Lislaati Yarke Valle Itwyndy Iron On .Natsgeles ,New Iletos Worth Dowse 'North Rosksor 66001 .. N. Wh. Basset (Moon), 6640, .. North Wheal Crotty 1 0.000 .. ' Prosper United 3.176 20 Providence (U. Indent, 700 .. Boskear Nows4h 612 . S. Caradon ;St. Meer) 400 .. e. W. Prances (111 opus) 920 .. Stray Park 6000 .. Tin Omit 6,000 .. West Basset (Magma) 1,021 1 .. Camden (Unkeerd), 5,000 .West Chlrestoa 600 .. West Seton Wh. Basset (Mciaa) 266 .. Wh. Buller (Redrath) 4.000 .. Wheal Ledcott 74,0001 I LSO?! .. 12, 4 02 1 8% .. 1111 4144. .. 4000.. 4,00 : 6,00*; 1,024. toed .. -444 0.00 e, 40.000 1 4 1.114 .. Wit Talliesibia) Ste .. .Wheal Bete 1,000 Wh. Trelenity (Wk ) , &WO Wheel Vales FOREIGN No. I SR. I Maw ~.; loft if 124 102; 1041 666 666 - Ii 70 06 IA SOf POI io II a 4 - 19 41 ul 30 71 1 .... LS 17 - 1 1 - If II - 1 Us I 05 26 4 3 16 4 di 14 61 41 4314 440 400 ' 90 35 33 35 19 20 11 12 20 21 IM 81 215 t 25 87, 92} 34 87 12 14 ;100 210 22 94 ti ii i i 10 0.6.11 I IA / 1 * dia-- 35,000 2 Alanallos Ungtoed) 4 I 1 1 pa, 10,0001 10 Australia& 1 7 4 1 _ 76,000 1 Don Accord Cop.(11m.)1 all 4 10,000' 6 Braell.L&M.Co.(Ll44 all 1 1 14.0001 10 Cape Copper (I.dialtad 7' 4 44444 25,000 2 CapulaNlver(amlied I'4 dim par 12000 1 40 'Cobra Copper 1 all ; 33 36 _ 10.4001 21 'Ooplapo Jisnllad) II6 t 5 4 _ 100.600 1 , Don Pedro, N. Del Ray 4 , 1 # pea 75,000 1 Duo Monnt.Cop(Um• L all ... 25,000' 3 '14141 Del Bey; Llulladr II tes —, 23,0004 2 ; Fortuna (Walled, .. • • all 3 4 4 20,000. 20 General I all ,20 12 *ool 14 Kapanda (Walled) I 1 I 4 # pas 16,0001 3 I all 1 6 7 l -. 10,0001 6 tut ans itanlan llinalted; 1 2 a 1 Mai 103,614' 1 Mariquita all ; ' 100,000 , 2 IL Aureoe Brat.G.lL j ' all 2 1 60,000' 4 I ranolclllo Copper (L 1 1 14500 10,000 20 I , lontelbau4Sllver all' ee 7 100,000* 6 'Port 1111111 p I 1 I 1 11 . 1 Manta Barb. Gold 31.(L), * 4 d-a par 110 . ,000 1 Scottish AusiraL ;Urn.), 1 dla par • 11,040 20 ,St. John del Rey LlnL , 15 60 62 ... {3,17a 30 rafted Mealcan Lim; 234 61 71 60,000 1 ,VallansaacsGold:Llm.' 4 1 1 10 1 10,000 10 Vancouver Coal (Lim!' 6 par 1 pea 10,000 1 'Worthing (Limited) 46,000 3 IYudanametana i Llna 1 all. 34 $1 14D3CILLLANIOUt1 No. I 6n. 1 o36ruG/3. I Pd. I CI. prices. 511 1 11,6641 10 Augto-Yealcan Mint sll 00,000 15 Australian Asricul... 19 90,000 16 Australiaull.L4S7l.if : 1 47,006 10 BerlinWetterworks ) all 90,000 6 Bombay Gam 'Limited all 6,000 60 British American Land 44 694.7801. St. B. tt 1. Wt Tat (1..) 1011 11,500 5:1 lletisb l adi an Tea (L) 6 8,915 IM4 Canada Company all I 50,001.1 10 EanadiaoLoaretlov,L) t 16,000 20 Ceylon Company I 7 40,000 10 Coot. olAfricanSfer.(L). 60,000 60 CoutuaerclalUtdon(les.)' 6 , 20,000 60 Cooaolidatol (El 8 I 40,600 100 ContractCorporatloWL 11000 15 C0p.51.10e.,Pref.74p.c. all 10019354 St. Crystal Palace 1110,8201. St. Do. Preference lOO 177,0001. 81. Do. 6p. at. Perp. Deb 100 ' 10.000 100 DlscountCorporatlonl 60.000 10 E. In d ia irrig. rt Canal 8 100.000 10 IgyptlitaCout& 15.4.(L t 1179.9741. St. Electric Telegraph lOO 70.000: 6 Eng. sod Ant Copper all 110,000 100 INDIUM' rPors lloo • 3 115,000 10 0, Cred'..4 'Iwo( Lon.ll 4 20,000. 1% Gen. Steam Navigation 14 100,000. 10 Radial's Bay all 150,00' 20 lotenoa.Etuau.Soc. (L 1 b 12:500 10 luter.li.illatiSteasn.L.: . 11.510 S Do. d0..._ - 21 22 -1 19 20 1 1 pm 61 14 910 21 3 2 2 67 113 Par 77P= 71 idis Par 3 Ip6a Ws Pir 41 Opal zdi 4 1 00 701 21 16 33 4 3 4 112 116 112 114 3 Walt 1f I E Ws 2j fp/91 106 HU If If 4 1 4 49 0, 20 23 I 19 10* 61 71 Me pm 3 id 1 4 4 se If Ilmn; 1 2pm 1 2pm • II 12 pm, 1 Ppm' 21 4d 1 00110 2 3pm 11 llpm ! 4 I : 191 I lil llful 00,000 20 Italian !trig. ',l.ks. Car.: 8 1000000! 100 Do, 4p. C. Qle. r Ino all 40.000 25 JointSteck DiscountL) 6 20,000 50 1,4114 d Securities Um.) S 10.000 55 Load.andCaledoe. 614 5 12,000 5 Loud. District Teleg..l ) all 20,00.1 60 Loud. Ftoeo. Al6O. (L ~ 16 20,000 50 Do. New 175,000 4 Loud. G. Omnibus 1.1.(L ) all 10,000 50 Lood..ltalit Adriatic-St 3 I 5,00 , 50 Lon e reset le DI 3 Keep: &40 Lond.Prorincial Blanes 60.000 20 Madras Irriga. & Canal all 12,500 20 016er:ties Loul,gc. J ; 2 12.000 10 Medit. Erten. TeL (LS W 20 000. 50 110rcan Creo itAswi.iL I 6 22,500 10 Neal Lauda CoL C. IL ; 80,000 25 National LMs.Com. (L) 4 ,000 2.S Do. do. New.,' 24 20000 100 National Steam NA.r.,L 6 • 11,00 u 20 Nerbudoa Coal dt L, 6 100674 1 N. Rrlllan Australis. (L;. all • 40.000 60 N.Br.t.t 11 ercan 30,000 2 NovnBcotta(LandL (I.' 1 ' 40,00 15 Ocean Marius Insure) 6 I 10,000 20 Oriental Commer.3.l I 7 1 100 000 I Oriental Gas ,Llmited, all 60,000 1 Do. New 40,000 10 Orient. I eland steam L I ,all 10,000 5 Ottoman Gas (Linuted) 4 1100,040 SL Poelßir.Land.t Lin 4.) 100 20,000 BO Poitusular Sr 0. steam all 20,000 60 Do. New 3O 17,0 m 10 Quebrada L, R., 114..1 41' 10,000 60 Rhyanney Iron 10,000 15 Do. New &Liu 25 .Itio J. City limpror. (L all 29.750 25 Ditto ditto 1500 100 Royal 200.0000. St. Scottish Aust. Inc. 100 30,0 N, 20 BOe. 1.1.1.0...11:4yp.c11. , 6 10,000 60 8. African 11. g In. 14,00 26 south Austnillan Land all 380,0001., SL Submarine Telegraph lOO 1 Do. Scrip all 100.000 20 Tbamentßfersey Is.'L) 12,60 10 Trust itAgencyofAus. L 1 10,000 20 I'. k L Co. of C. Canada 6 110,000 6 United Telew Co. (L) 3 60,00 20 I . nlven. Rutile 10110 ). 25 1 1 0 0 I.llLier AssAmTeL,LiuL; ' 10,000 30 Van fnewien's Land... tll4 WON. 60 Weetlndintram B cB L 6 I PREFERENCE SHARES. Great FAstera Counties Estee. 6 pm Cent. pref., 123. Great West.—Original (B. It H. Ea.) 5 per Coat rodeos. Prot, 101 t. lffidLtod Coos., Leicester and Ifitehin 4 per Cent, 92. North Eastern (Stock. k B 6 per Coat., 324.21. Ditto IC 6 per Coot.). 32t. North Staffordshire, 22i. 461 Mt 16 xd Par efor ■4 ' 8 1Pro 1 pm elf 7pm It Ibis' is *pm ..1_ .1 20 . 21 . 1J 1 73 I!1;;; 4' _`,pi I p 3 3 m; IMS 3 111 1 65 48 at es 21 23p46 11 11.114 Li SO I B__ i6f it* fpm, BS JO 139 144 it o;at*' 11;iii . II 1 63 I 68 631d 1 ad. 6 51pts xd: I 1 2. 12 par Om! 11 spm, 14 17 10 12 1; 2 1 PP ( LIMITBD ).-( THIS DAY.) td This afternoon, at 2 o'clock, the 23rd annual meeting of this oorapacy w held at the Load°. Tama ; Mr. E. ANDERSON is the chair. Oo the motion of Mr. S. S. Etas, the report. which from • divtaible balance of revenue of 11,2111. 11a. 2d.. proposed &dividend at the rate of 5 per omit., free of teems t•z, wee adopted. 911 sd THE NORTH BRITISH AUSTRALIAN COMPANY MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoaL The stock markets to-day are steady, there being no news of sufficient importance to influ ence prices, and the amount of business being only moderate. The funds and other securities are quoted in nearly all instances about the same as they were yesterday afternoon. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentee were quoted 66fr., 06c., being per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 94 to 1 for money, and 911 to 1 for the account (April 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 911, 1, 1, ; ditto, for account, 911; Three per Cents. educed, 891, 1; NewiThree per Cents., 891, 1, ft ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104/, ; ditto Four per Cents., 99 ; ditto Bonds, Ba., 4s. dis. ; and Exche quer Bills, Ba., 9s. die. Spanish Passive Bonds oxen per cent. worse, at 353 to 3, and Turkish Consolides # lower, at 533 to 544, but most other foreign stocks remain very steady. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are arm at 714 to ; and Greek at 24 to 4. Mexican Bonds are steady at 454 to 3 ; and Confederate 1 per cent. higher, at 53 to 55. Transactions are recorded as follow% :--Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 89, 88/ ; ditto 1863, 894 ; Egyp tian, second issue, 100, 4, ex dir.; Italian (Marem- MIMS Railway), 744 ; Mexican, foraocount, 464, 453, 48, 451, 3 ; Portuguese, 1853, 484 ; Russian, 1862, 91 ; Spaniah, for account, 531 ; ditto Passive, for account, 351, 36; Turkish, 1854, for ac count, 931 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 711, 1; ditto 1001. Bonds, 714 ; ditto Guaranteed, 1004 ; Venezuela, for account, 24, ex div. ; ditto 1862, for account, 604. The scrip of the Bolivian Loan is quoted to 2 prem. _ _ International Financial shares are now quoted 61 to 7 prem., ex div. ; General Credit, 4k tog prem. ; London Financial, 111 to 12, ex div. and ex new ; Mercantile Credit, 71 to al t prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 19 to 1 ; Egyptian Trading, 21 to 3k prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 11 to 21 prem. ; Imperial Financial, 51 to 6 prem. ; Credit Fonder (Great Britain and Ireland), 41 to 1 prem. ; Central Argentine Railway, 1 to 1 prem. ; Londor and Liverpool Hotel, 1 to 2 prem. ; City Offices Company, 4to prem. ; Queensland Sheep, par to 1 prem. ; and North Australian Company, 1 to 1 prem. At the Bank Discount Office the demand yesterday was moderate. In the general market good bills were taken at 5; per cent., with exceptional tram.. actions at sf. There is as yet no sign of the pr e nure usually experienced daring the closing days of the quarter. A great variety of rumours continue to be circu lated with regard to the coming Mexican Loan, and affect the price of the existing Mexican stock almost from hour to hour. As the real facts will transpire very shortly, it will be beat if we abstain from re producing the rumours which are in circulation, and the whole of which are more or leas inaccurate, and confine ourselves to what can be substantiated. We may state, then, that the loan will be of mode rate amount, not exceeding 6,000,000 1 . sterling, and that one of its essential features is that it will be issued are commission. It will be brought out by a powerful Anglo-French combination, and the pro spectus will appear simultaneously in London and Paris. It will in addition, as we are assured, com prise liberal arrangements for the old bondholders. It must beobvious, however, that no financial opera tion affecting the new government of Mexico can be brought forward until after the formal acceptance of the crown by the Archduke Maximilian. This will take place on Sunday next, at Miramar. To show the rapidity of the fluctuations in Mexican Bonds, it may be mentioned that prior to the commencement of regular business yesterday 100,0001. stock is said to have been sold at 44, and a few minutes afterwards the price was 4.5}. Gold to the amount of 24,0001. was sent into the Bank yesterday. The influx to that establishment will probably continue, though there is a slight revival in the demand for abroad. The Asia, from New York, has brought 12,0001. in specie on English account. Telegrams from Shanghae just to hand report a' decline or movement in favour of England of no lees than Bd., or about 10 per cent. in the exchange. The important rise previously announced was caused by the unsatisfactory state of the money markets at Bombay and Calcutta, combined with a vague feeling of distrust in bankiiik circles. The expected reaction has now taken place. At Hong Kong and Calcutta the exchanges were slightly higher. Sub joined is Mr. Reuter's telegram : BOMBAY, ler IKABCll.—Ezebauge on London, 2.. lid. CALCUTTA, IST MASCH.—EACIAOTe 00 Loodoe, 2s. IV. CA:cros, 15vs FraIIUAIT. Exchaoge on Luodos, 4s. 10fd. SHANGRAT, era FTERTART. —Exebsags on Loudon, Ge. 64d. Mousy panic blown over. The silver market was quiet yesterday, at ss. per ounce. Mexican dollars owing to the absence of supplies here, were not affected in price by the telegrams from China. The decision of the Stock Exchange Com mittee upon the question of the settlement in the shares of the Australian and Easteru Navigation Company, which has been awaited with great anxiety, has at last been given : the committee, as we stated yesterday, have decided that there shall be 710 settlement, and the fact that this resolution has been adopted unani +sooty gives it additional significance. The resolution has not yet been formally posted np in the Stock Exchange, but it may be as well to state that it does not require confirmation. Yes terday's decision, according to the law of the Stock Exchange ' cancels all past dealings, and as it is probable, from the extreme unpopularity which the company has acquired iu the market, that the shares will no longer be negotiable, the advisability I of &dissolution of the present undertaking, and its reorganisation [if deemed necessary] (le noso, is strongly insisted upon by many of the parties in- termite& The case of those persons who subscribed to the project without intend- I iug to remain in it permanently, is one of peculiar hardship ; for, while any sale which they may Lave made of their shares in the market j counts for nothing, they remain nevertheless bound by their act of subscription to the undertaking. Considering the additional and peculiar feature involved in the fact that the amalgamation of the several lined of vessels which was regarded from the outsetaa the very basis of the project has not been carried out—at least, to the extent originally set forth—it would appear that any attempt on the part of the board to fix the original subscribers to their bargain under the present altered circuit's- stances of the affair would have the effect of plun ging the company into a sea of litigation. Au indi cation of the intentions of the board is, therefore, I looked for with great interest, and persona whose interests are not involved, and who are therefore able to keep themselves free from the contagion of the excitement caused by the recent investigation, express a hope that the course adopted will be worthy of the high mercantile stand ing of many of the directors, against whom there has been uo insinuation of personal complicity iu the practices cotdemned by yesterday's decision of the Stock Exchange committee. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 823/. over last year, and the South Eastern an increase of 1,1401. The prospectus of the Sablonniere Foreign Hotel Company (Limited) is issued. It is proposed to establish a foreign hotel on the site of the present well-known hotel in Leicester-square, and to pur chase the lease, business, and freehold of that building, together with freehold property adjoin ing. It is stated that the acoommaistiea afforded by the present hotel is not conumnan rate with its connexion, and that, with a suitable building and proper modern applitakess, the business may be very greatly extended. The establishment contemplated is to be organised span a large plan, comprising 200 bedrooms, and a table note to dine from 200 to 300 persons. The late proprietor,who hashed twenty-live years'experience, gives for a period his services as manager, and has agreed to take the larger portion of the purchase money in shares. Five per cent. interest is to be allowed upon all payments until the completion of the new hotel, pending which tusiness is to be car ried on in part of the establishment. The capital is 100,0001., in 5,000 shares of 20/. each. A meeting of the Great Luxembourg Company is called for the 29th inst., at the London Tavern, preparatory to the gener al meeting convened few the 13th April at Brussels. The annual meeting of the Oriental Baok Cor ' poration is called for the 21st April. The International Financial Society have notified that all scrip certificates of the Hudson's Bay Com pany must be lodged at the office for registration and conversion into nominative share certificates on or before Tuesday, the 3rd May next, after which date all scrip certificates will be considered as cancelled. The half-yearly dividends on Boston City Ster ling Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds and New Brunswick Six per Cent. Bonds aro advertised by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. The same firm have notified that the coupons due the Ist April on the Bonds of the Italian Southern Railways Company will be paid by then at ets. each coupon. With reference to Turkish finance, the Levant Herold of the 9th inst. has the following : We await with interest the appearance of the promised budget. The receipts from new taxes and the auginente boo of particular breaches of revenue will, we trust, leave such a surplus in the Exchequer uto *sable the (oven"- meat to pay the interest on the Oe•K/IfliLa and to liquidate the arrears of pay due to the civil and other functionerise of the empire. We trust the government tell also be in e position to carry out its promise of withdrawing health money from circulation. MONDAY EVIZIIIO. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 911 to for the Bth of April, were marked to-day 911, and closed at 911 to For money the last price was 91,1. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 914, 1 ; ditto, fur account, 911 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 891, 1, ; New Three per Cents, 891, 1, I ; Bank Stock, shut; Judia Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 4, 1 ; ditto for account, 104 g ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 100 ; Five per Cent. " en faced" rupee paper, 108. The India Five per Cont. stock was more in quired for. Exchequer Bills were list Bs. to Se. die. In the foreign stock market the course of prices was favourable. The scrip of the Bolivian Loan has risen to 24 to 3 prem. In the market for bank shares there was an im provement in Agra, Alliance, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Imperial, London, Birmingham, and South Staffordshire, London Joint Stock, London and Ndrthern, and Merchant Bank. Anglo-Austrian Bank and Anglo-Italian Bank shares were steady at par to 1 prem. Bank of Wales and Union Bank of London were quoted slightly lower. Hudson's Bay shares have im proved 19 to I. Commercial Union Assurance, Contract Corporation, Copper Miners of England preference, National Discount, and North British and Mercantile Insurance shares were all inquired for, and were quoted rather better. London and Mercantile Discount, Royal Mail Steam, and United Kingdom Telegraph were flatter. Victoria Dock stock Unproved 1 per cent. The new shares of the Panama, New Zealand, and Australian Royal Mail Company were quoted lj to 1 prem. International Financial shares have risen this afternoon to 6/ to prem., while General Credit were 2s. 6cl. lower, at 44 to prem. ; Londe. Financial remain steady at llf to 12 prem. • and Mercantile Credit at 74 to 84 prom. ; Imperial Financial have risen to 41 to 5 prem. The closing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. :—Credit Foncier of Mauritius, din to prem. • Land Securities, If to 2 prem. Contract C orporation, 4 to 4f prem. ; Credit' Fonder (Great Britain), 41 to 1 prem. •, Con solidated Discount, 1 din. to par ; Financial Dis count, 1 to 2 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 11 to 2k prem.; National Provincial Marine, s to 1 prem. ; Central Argentine Railway, to lii prem. ; Mexican Bank, to 4 prem. ; West of England Woollen, to If prem.: Warrant Banking, to 1 prem. ; Fore-street Warehouse, 5 to 6 prem. •, London Commercial Hotel, to 1 prem. ; Dutch Tramway, 1 to 1# prem. ; City OffiCtil, 4 to 45 prem. ; British Columbia and Vancouver Investment, to I prem. ; and Silver's Indiarubber Works, 14 to 24 prem... United States Government Securities, as well as Canada Fire per Cents., were more offered. MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'CuYx. The mining market is inactive to-day, with fewer transactions. Great Wheal Vor shares upeued rather dud, but subsequently improved ; the present quotation is 381 to 39k, being the same as at the close yesterlay. Great Fortune continue in request, at 19 to 20. Wheal Settles are quoted 1924 to 1974, being somewhat lower; East Lovell, 10 to I ; and St. Day United, 375. to 38s. East Caradon shares are officially marked 30 toreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. Tudanaunitaua are tirm, and East del Rey flat. A call of 10 is to 'be paid on the shares of El Chico Silver Mining and Reduction Company (Limited) by the 17th April. The nuuual meeting of the Scottish Australia's Mining Company is called for the 30th inst. Prosper toiled is reported to be looking well. The trims sinking below the 70 on the new lode is worth 10 tom et copper ore per fathom, but the east esd of the level is asS neer so good. The rumpling to-day will be over 300 tons of good quality copper ore. This is irrespective of the tin ; b,th for the month. LISBURN ELECTION commlrms. (THIS DAY.) There were only four members of the committee present thiemorning, namely, Mr. H. E. Adair (chairman), Mr. W. E. Forster, Mr. Peal, and Mr. F. North. Mr. Stirling war unable to attend in camsquesee of fil•health. After a short consultation bad takes place amongst the members primed, The Chairman raid be believed the committee bad so power of proceeding in the 'buena of their hoe. colleague. Mr. Clarke, who appeared ee behalf ci the petitioner, laid he was afraid that was the owe, sad reprereeting am be did, the petitiofter, he should sot like to ran any risk, when each important inLireatie were at stake. There wore t airtime in the act which were applic able to the case, rhe 75th and 177th section ; the 77th was rather directory to the house than to the committee. The 75th section was that by which the committee were bound. It provided that no member of any select committee shall absent him salt from the mine without leave obtained from the house or an excuse allowed by the hones at the next 'Min thereat, for the cause of sickncen. verified upon the oath of his medi cal atteadant, or for other special muse shown and verified epee oath ; and in every such awe the umber to whom such leave is greeted or excuse allowed shall be dis charged from atteading, and shall not be enti tled again to sit or vote oe snob committee ; sad inch Detect committee shall never sit until all the members to whom =oh leave has not been granted, nor excuse allowed, are met ; and in case all such members do not meet within cue hour after the time appointed for the first meeting of 1 1 such committee, or within one hour after the time to which inch committee has been adjourned, a farther adjournment shall be made and reported to the home by their chairman, with the mass thereof. Mr. Bourke, who reprimand the sitting member, ex pressed his eascarreece in the view expremed by Mr. Clairke. _ - i'll - ,; - Chairman—tinder these eirmtmirtannee the only thing we can do is to sit for one hoar and agree to report to the house. _ _ Mr. North—Ls it aacesaary that we should nit in diem in diem — Sir. Clark—GMlnly not. If • member were to over sleep himself, end not attend before 12 o'clock, the committee could not sit again until the re-emembling of the bones Mr. Forster—That is a strong temptation to boo. mem bers. (Laughter.) I did not know that before. (Renewed laughter.) After some further oonversation, it wee decided that me dical oriole°, should be taken for the purpose of laying a foundation for the adjoarament. Mr. George Harrison, a member of the Royal College of Stirrups, stated that he was in attendance oc Mr. Stirling, one of the members of the committee. He saw that gen tleman an hour ago. He was enlisting from epaams in the stomach, and wee unfit to leave his bed. He thought Mr. Stirling might be able to attend the meeting of the com mittee on the sth of After some conversation, the committee adjourned to Tuesday, the sth of April, when the proceedings will be re ported to the house. A letter from Rome of the 16th says :—" Al though it is Lent, there is gaiety enough in old Rome. General MoutebelloilOsivesevery Monday, and Count de Sar t*. on Temday *risings ; besides which we have innumer able smaller eater teininents. Last eight the Roman Amateur Dramatic Society, as • few enterprising English gentlemen call themselves, performed The Rings and • burlesque named Aladdin with groat spirit before a large audience specially invited for the measice. Mr. Stockdale's ad mirable dramatic readings terminated a few *Timings since, and we are sow locking forward to the Fite of St. Gineeppe (Garibaldi's nameday) next Saturday, and to the grand concert (nothing more than • Papal demonstration) to b e given next Monday in the Baths of Diocletian. Four eminent ecclesiastics are to preach, aid in the intervals Liszt is to perform. The avowed object is to collect an ' °talus' for the pence of St. Peter." TOTTENHAM AND HAMPSTEA D JUNCTION RA IL HAT. —(THis DAY.)—The half-yearly meeting was held this morning at the offices of the company, 1, Poet's-corner, Westminster, Captain Arrow in the chair. The report stated that ommderable program had been made with the works on the line, but that, owing to unex. petted difficulties in obtaining possession of land, the time for completing them had bees ex. tended from the 31st of May, 186.1 to the 31st of October following. Regret was expressed that the projected line to the Alexandre-park had not been allowed to proceed. The report having been adopted, the meeting was after wards made special, and power was given to borrow 53,300/. on mortgage. THE UN I V LESITT RACKET MATC HIES. —Tbe annual racket matches between the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge oommeeeed yesterday at Prince's, Court house-place,Chelasa. There were present about 300 Uni versity men and a large number of visitors. The double match was played in the afternoon. the condition being the beet of seven games. Mr. Walker and Mr. Mitchell repre sented Oxford, Mr. Daniel and Mr. Warner Cambridge. The betting was 2tol on Cambridge. After an exciting contest the match was declared in favour of Oxford by four game, to one. The single match will be played to-morrow, between Mr. Walker, for Oxford, and Mr. Daniel, for Cambridge, the betting being 5 to 4 on Oxford. STEEPLECHASES AT LA MARCHE. —As might hive hem erected from the lovely mummer weather yesterday (Sunday), an immense crowd of spectators thronged the mune at La Marche. The mass of carriages was immense, and the brilliant spring toilettes of the fair occupants, as viewed from the stands, presented all the variegated hues of a wide-spread garden, while the black coats of the sterner sex. who had come by the road, were whitened by March dust sufScieot to form many • king's random. The "Pm du Printemps," which opened the business of the day, was marked by an unfortunate accident; Maritana was made favourite at 3 to 2, and, mounted by Lemplugh, was running well in the van, when, in crossing the river opposite the stands, she jumped short ; the loose earth which formed the brink gave way beneath her hind feet, and the strain suddenly thrown on her loins was so great as to came her to break her back. She fell, rolled on her aide, and after a short convulsive struggle, ex pired. The race then lay between Af ricsin and Valentino, and the former being thus rid of his moat formidable adver sary, repeated his victory of the preceding Sunday. and won with ease, beating Valentino, to which he gave 111 b. The " Prix de Moutretout,," for gentlemen riders, brought nine second-rate animals to the poet, and fell to the lot of M. Ragde's Mousquetaire, after a pretty race between four of the starters. The number of amateur riders is evi• deutly increasing, and it is to be hoped that the case, which occurred more than once last year. of horses being brought to the ground, and not starting for want of gentlemen capable of mounting them. will not he again repeated. The "Prix l Riklamer," carried off by Baron Finot's TtModurs, after an exciting ram with M. Caillerd's Glow worm, brought to • close • very successful spring meeting, favoured throughout with good Gelds, delightful weather, and ex cellent running.—Oakosoni. SHAKESPEARE'S WILL—The will of this illus trious man, which colorists of three sheets of brief paper, has, by the direction of the judge of the Court of Probate, been very carefully cleaned, and each sheet placed in an elaborately polished oak frame, between shear; of plate glass. The frames are made sir tight, and on the top of each is • brass plate engraved, " Shakepare's Will, 25th March, 1616;" and each one is fastened with one of Chubb's patent locks. This excellent plan prevents its being handled when shown to the public, and will very much add to its preservatioo. The three frames St into a beautiful oaken hog, and the memorial is now well worth seeing by those who take an interest in the coming " Shakespeere Tercentenary." The judge has also sanc tioned the taking of photographs of it, but in the preienos of one of the record keepers of the court. This permis sion was refused by the late Sir Cromwell Cromwell— Carat Service Gazette. DEsTrITTIuN A.ICD DEATH.—An inquiry wan held at the Green-gate Tavern, City-road, by Mr. John Hum phreys, Middlesex coroner. last night, respecting the death of James B.A.:lick, aged 52 years. George Steed, 248 G, raid that on Tnesuay last he was on duty at half-past 10 a.m., in Dudley-court, Central-street. He saw a man lying on the pavement very ill. He had no coat, shoes, nor stockings on. He mild hardly speak. He said be wee quite destitute, and that be bad slept in the work house the night before, and that hie name was James Paddick. He had with him a small bag of leather cuttings, and he was supposed to have been a leather seller. Witness removed him to the workhouse. Inspector Fyfe said that the police had made inquiries, but could eacertain nothing about the deceased. Mr. William Harris, house surgeon to the St. Luke's Workhouse, said that he saw the deceased at 11 o'clock on the morning in question. He was destitute and very thin. He was mutter ing from typhus fever. Witness ordered him stimulants, but he died the next morning. The post-mortem exami nation showed that there was no food in the stomach of the deceased except a little beef tea which bad been given to him when he was brought into the house. The death of the decried was caused by the second stage of typhus fever. The coroner said it was most desirable that it should be ascertained whether the deceased had slept in a workhouse the night previous to bis being found dying in the streets. He should therefore adjourn the court in order to evade the police to make the neormary inquiries. THE SHEFFIELD RELIEF FUND. —A numerously Wooded meeting of the subscribe?* of the Lancashire Re lief Food was held in the Council Chamber, at Oxford. yesterday, to consider what steps should be adopted in re sponse to an appeal from the 51zypr of Sheffield, towards the relief of the sufferers by the calamity. The mayor stated that the local treasurer of the Lancashire fund bad a Wane* of Lirlor. in band, and he bad aseertained it to be the general wish of the subscriber, that a portion of that sum should now be forwarded to Sheffield, as the citizens were averse to forwarding anything further at present to Lancashire. where they had in heed 260,000/. unappro priated, and that at a time when trade was rapidly revivisg, and when the distress was virtually at an end. This was the general feeling of the meeting, and it was resolved to forward 2001. out of the 1,150/. immediately to Sheffield. 01.DINARY BEAR= AWD STOCK& el. I Pd i RAMIATII. I Closing prices I Saks we, yesterOar. to 1 p.m. WeLS dim VaL 111171.1m0d Tyro likta?l,sl•etertet . Md.C ~a ~- le 9 Si Si U 4 119 e xd .. sd 'Oak mad Bead= Klontwall ,Do. • J • nodly. min 61 Do. B 1 p. 4.14ga1d to & Dublin and Beirut June ;Doodoo.PorthtAtid.lo :Mb:burgh and Mug°, lOtaogow and B. Walton lama &Kars Ord. 84. Do. • Nock Do. L AD& Stk., N 0.2 'Gnat North otBcoGood Omit Northern Ii)1 Do.• j Area Ito dlr. us Dogado. e. 45 paid • Gt. Booth & Wank aro ) Groat Wasiou Do. Stour Vsl.Gos.Blll Do. Booth Wales._ Do. W. led.—Oxford SS ST IS 17 $1 IPS id 104 306 id 47 48 Do. Do. H loweaahlre& Terkel** London sal Disckwall ILoo.,Ertn,& &Cast loodoo,Cksikn. & Doe. 'Landow &Werth Wirth. Loodoo&BoatiWewtero Kon.,BboL Llso s o:41 , Harypert and Carlisle Do. Do. i ii44ropoiltan Do. New Midland Do. Now Do Bns. & Darby • Gt. Wu. (Ira) Do. Sham bed last , sUA Brut Cray UDC_ North British Do. Zdin.,Perth,Doad N. lastaro—Barorkat Da O. N. Pure Do. [Reds Do. York Do. Carnal!. Do. Stock. & Deans. Do. do. 186664 Do. do. 188041 forth LundOi lie. New ...... North Stew:laths I' N. t B. Western Joao Lsoottalt Central ea. I Wflico — i — llehilsl7 . llal7 all dhrewebury & WelehpL 00 Union 00 Sou Devon 00 'South !adorn 00 'O. Yotkeh. & River Das , all :tame., Woklngtua,dlo 00 Tad Vale • Do. 11 • Do C all Maar Vale of Neat& Vict.ria Sta. et Mallon Waterford & [Menai West Cornwall W.Liartlpl. MIA.* EL , FORZION all ,Antrp anaemia= W laahl we mtarra;L;g.p.e. all Belgian k Junction. 3 B.A7eeel3.Sonibern (L) a 124 Copenhagen (Untied) ill 1 l Ooplapo _Po.Exatnalou 10 Ounaburg&Wltepekl(l 10 Dutch Rhenish LI Do all eastern of France all Gd. ansinse gak b p. e. all Gress Luxembourg 1 all "Italian Junction all Nam.etLiege i B 7 itto all 1D..6p. c.Prt. J Berg go 01 , Northern of Prance. 15 Do. New Sh. (tn. at at. all 'N.Rall B.Ayresg. 7 p.c. 2{ Do. do. do all ',Norwegian Think Prot all Ottoman ;Sosyrnakidinj all ,Psria. all Paris and Orleans all ' Recife & v Pram:L.(lo all Royal Danish 11 Royal serdintasi all [Will Swedish. all Do. 7 per cent.— ell ,B‘mbre add Meaae .. all Do. 54 per cent. Pr 8 'Ban Paulo .L B.7par all I Da do all S.Aalt dLonaVeriett 117 123 129 ISO 180 132 91 93 0 3 06 10 109 Par 9 ill 1 1 I! 17 $8 NA ff w 41 17 19 .1 14 10 __ ST 60 103 106 1061 110 IT de 1031 1061 42 06 1031 100! iii 6-4 111 114 107 1011 1271 123 t 6 !SothKais . of Port aM Southern of B;Turin and Savona. all Do. do 97 SO rgi 1 4 II le 101 101} 66 4 66 4 ft 84 rr to Si I Oen 7 1 It pm 121 1 1 2 pm 72 19 lel 11k 114 112 42 44 Id ISO 16 84 id 14 U 03 Pi 99 101 a lOU 6 7 pa 4 pi 91 94 U 24 241 14 !LW AY& DI 0 16 1 7 } 1 1 1 I 4141 ler Pali si el n gora 19 14 14 :01 17* xd •7i I W Weatllandrn. 127i} - 6SI 6 ;11 - go - i — pe - res;Si . . 144. I ell West. N.V.* et France JOINT STOCI I , 4 4 at tl e MI Prn i 212 21 ..._ 2 :4 24 is as' 14 it 20 21 5A14115. I Pd l CL pria No. I SU. I BAXILS. 104 I 43k 10 4 1 96 In bSe 113 i i i i 1214 I 71 531 101 j I gin 1— yur g V l l j Sam COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON CORN MARKETb. THIS DAY.) (NT UNCTAD, AND INTERNATIONAL TELZONAPIL I Flt Old oua owycoaampoNorwr.) COTTON. —lleaket quiet. Sales probably OW hum CORY. —Market well attended. Moderate in9airy for wheat at fully late rates. Flour dull, aad maser rates. India. corn very dull. Beans steady. Oats sad *stool dal MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAT.) St:GAIL—The market has opened quietly, and witlaset important salve by private coatis-it. &SAW is alas quiet at about former rates.. _ COFFEE. —OOIOOIAI deeeriptioes IWO bud for extreme sad little business hes in consegosombeen transacted; but there ars buyers on previous t ers e. TEA.—The smell public sales of Ames have, vs am; nose off .ell. at full pros; privately the demand far Chios teas is limited. Rica.—No sale reported. coutioues dial of sale ou former terms. Perna.—Further sales have bees effected, sad at • slight advance : Singapore, 3jet. ; Penang. 3jd. SA LT CETILE. —Thedeamad oriatinusa gaist ; raised gaoled at 394. Corrox has attain been dull of sale, the few panels odd consist of fine Western, at 23d. ;Selea;., 20gd. ; °combater% 19d. Jirrr.—Basieess has been transacted for arrival at ism prices. about 3,000 bales sold. lautoo.—A fair badmen has reosaily bees effected at • slight advance on last esle's rater. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet; subjoined am the pressot.Tesie- Dose :—Tows tallow 41s. 9d. ; Petembess V.O. es libe soot, 41s. gd. ; March. 41s. 94. ; April to Jews. es. to 41s. 9d. ; October to December. 445. id. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-411118 DA Mann. Harvey and Easton report Undo inn hr boy :—Prime meadow boy. 755. to 800. ; swag $4.. to Al.. ; inferior ditto. rdia. to 410 s. ; to 1101. ; ditto new, second cut. 80s. to I. ; nom. 254. to 30a. 'j~