The Express. — London, England, 1866-04-05 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) SHERIFFS' COURT, RIM-LION-SQUARE. (Before Mr. Linder-Sheriff Bluebell.) -1110CLANATIO11 OF OUTLAWIIIT. Ty e monthly notices of proclamations were published • mating by Kr. Hemp, the °facer of the Sheriffs f L o am and Middlesex. The following names were with the mall ceremony :--Oemstantine Men em" st the wait of Jose& Seymour Raman ; Robert w e, stile suit of Lewis Hams ; Wm. fiattoreley Lloyd, at suit of St . Swithin Williams ; J. R. Gratin:, at e suit of !Alward Wilmot Bede ; ()ennui J. C. Harris, the silt of Hedges and Butler ; Henry William Carr, at e suit of Charles Rupert Anhwei and another ; Oesil J. chime, at the nit of Horace Jahn Bern le ; Henry J. tan dli, at the suit of Edward Hammond ; ei Boyd, at the sea of Samuel Re6mve ; Robert we, at the gait of William Bromley ; William Noires, the wit of Edward ; and George Ball, at the ' of Francis de la Cbaumette. No surrender was made, although each pert; was eaDed to appear or he would be outlawed. Had either of ed e fendant' app eared he would have been taken to wince vile. The proclamations were made at an cient county court established from the time of tbe Great. The proceedings were closed by Mr. Mountain, the °Meer the court, requesting all parties to depart in peace, and 'ye their attendance on Thursday, the 3rd of May. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY-}- - - (Before the Assistant Judge.) ROBBERY IRON TIM CHARING-CROSS STATION OP TIM SOUTH-CASTRIN RAILWAY. Maria JoA* Thompson, 24 a tall MIIII, formerly in the ce ef the French Am b assador , was indicted for • car pet-tog, • shaving ISM, hair-bruah, of boots, and other ankles, the Robert Eerie. A second indiMmenteharged gara • leather beg, containing books and memoranda, ueverty of the proprietors of the Hporting Gazette Li z a tod). There was a third Indictment against him for Ad ding a travelling rig and a printed book, the property of Edward Norris Hogarth. Kr. Warner Sleigh (instructed by Mr. Freeland, of the law department of the South-Eastern Railway Company) prosecuted. The prisoner was undefended. From the evidence of Sergeant Monekton, a detective of specially employed at the Charing-minas station of the South Eastern Railway, it appeared that about half past twelve in the day of the 2lst of March, he saw the mmoner sitting in the first-clms waiting room, reading • book, sad the prosecutor, the Rey. Robs. Earle, was sitting WI a seat opposite to him. The prosecutor got up, leaving ae arpetbag, and quitted the room for five minutes, and then returned. He then took the bag and placed it under a window at the opposite end of the room. Sergeant Monekton's suspicions were mated, and he quitted the room for the purpose of more minutely watching the prisoner from a place where he could do so without obser vation. In about five minutes afterwards he saw the pri mmer get up from his seat and take up his position close to the earpet-beg. Another gentleman then entered the room end placed • despatch box on the Boor and went out again. Sergeant Monekton kept a watch upon the prisoner for half an hour longer, and until all persons excepting the prisoner bad quitted the waiting-room. The prisoner then left the wait ing-room, and asked a porter what time the next train started for Croydon. The porter having referred to the time table, and answered his questions the pri soner then went to the waiting-room, took up the carpet-beg, despatch box, and • paper parcel, and was about quitting the station with them, when Sergeant Monekton followed him, telling him that he was a police officer, and that he should take him to the station-home. The prisoner asserted that the articles belonged to him ; but the officer said he should take him to the mapeetor's office. He was there asked his name and address, when he said the officer was perfectly right, and that the things did not belong to him. On the way to the station-house he said he had been in bad company, and that his friends wore respectable. The Rev. Robert Earle, a clergyman, of Wateringbury, near Maidstone, identified the carpet-bag as his property. Mr. Henry Ellison proved that the leather bag belonged to his Grace the Duke of Beaufort and others, the pro prietors of the Sporting Gazette. In reference to the bag alluded to, it was only when Sergeant Monello& took the prisoner into custody on the former charge that • pawn ticket was found referr ing to a leather beg pawned by the prisoner at the shop of Mr. Whistler, in the Strand. On the night of the 19th of March this bag was in the possession of Mr. H sub-editor of the Sporting Gate*, at the = station of the London and North Western Railway, he being about to proceed to Northampton by the 7.50 train. While he was waiting there be gave a bag, rug, and portmanteau to • porter, and he saw him put them into a carriage, and lock the door. When he went again to the carriage in about half an hour the bag and rug were gene. In searching the prisoner's lodgings also at 25, Xing street, Westminster, Sergeant Monckton found some of the books which were in the bag at the time it was stolen. The prisoner was found Guilty. Sergeant Monekton, in answer to the Assistant-Judge, said the prisoner was discharged from the service of the French Ambassador for robbing hie fellow-servants. The Attendant-Judge said these robberies at railway sta tions were becoming very common, and he must say that it was • most inconvenient thing for • person to be robbed just at the commencement of • journey. Property of this description was necessarily a good deal exposed, and such offences mint be visited with severe punishment. The sentence on the prisoner was that he be imprisoned and kept to hard labour for 18 months. de— ad 0. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ♦ CARRIAGE THIEF. Marks Parker, a young man, describing himself as a ' , moan, but who is known to the police as a regular car riage thief, was charged before Mr. Knox with stealing a coat from the carriage of Mr. Thomas Blisard Curling, a gentleman, residing at No. 39, Grosvenor-street,Gresvenor square. A person seeing the prisoner take the coat from Mr. Curling's carriage, which was standing at his door, gave the alarm, and the prisoner was pursued by a young man named Smith and Mr. Curling's coachman. The prisoner finding he was pursued, stopped and gave the coat up, stating that he had picked it up, and when asked why be had set to running, stated that that was " out of fun." Before the witness Smith could seize him he made off again, but after a sharp chase was secured and handed over to Hooker, 141 C, who took him to the station. The prisoner was remanded. The police have received information of several similar robberies of late. TURRATINING TER TASKMASTER OP ♦ WORKHOUSE. Griffitn Jones was charged before Mr. Knox with beharing in a refractory manner, and refusing to perform • task of work while a casual inmate of St. James's Work house, and also with threatening the taskmaster. Densham, the superintendent of the casual ward of St. James's Workhouse, said that on the previous night the Prisoner applied for admission to the casual ward, and was admitted. The prisoner had the regular allowance, and that morning after breakfast a task of work was given to Lim, but he refused to perform it, and having • hammer in his hand at the time, said, " I will break your heal before I leave the yard." The prisoner, in a violent tone, denied using the words, and mid that if he had an opportunity of writing to his brother he would send • solicitor to defend him. Mr. Knox committed the prisoner for 14 days, with hard labour. JAMAICA. (131VIZZ'S 1111.1103A/L) (Per the Sawfish.) xisogrox, Mescx 15. Great excitement was caused yesterday by Go vernor Storks having to turn out 150 troops, under Major WBean, to enforce an ejectment upon property at liartlands. After the troops had arunhed, the negroes agreed to obey the Gover nor's orders. it is understood, however, that the people at Hartlanda are possessed of a great quantity of guns and powder. The commission of inquiry continues its sittings. EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE. An inquiry was held by Mr. Richards, deputy- coroner, at the Windsor Castle, Charles-terrace, Victoria park, last night, relative to the suicide of Frederick Johns, aged 69 years. The deceased had been in business in the West-end, and in Green-street, Bethnal-green, as a tinsmith for many years, but having been latterly unsuccessful, mainly owing to hie intemperate habits, he and his wife, a very respect able woman, had been living for twelve months past prin cipally on a all allowance from a benefit club. On Good Friday his body was found floating in Duckett'. Canal, near Victoria-park, Police-constable Gedley, 409 K, said that be found in the deceased's pockets 10d. in money, six large stones (three in each pocket), and the following extrac.x letter ad drased to his wife : " March 18, J 8.66. " Mrs. Johns,—When you receive this I shill be no more. You are the cause of all my misery. I shall never trouble you again. The act I have committed will deprive you of all benefit from either club or ixururanoe. " You being the cause of ►ll, I how God will forgive me. "F. Johns. "13, Sonthwark•bridge-road. "I have not tasted food sinew Saturday morning, and what I have had has always been begrudged. "Just a few tears. Th; old —is go - he ; thank God !' " Sarah Johns, 43, Southwark-bridge-ma t deposed that on the morning of the 18th of Marsh she last saw the de ceased alive. He then went out, witness thinking that he was going to get shaved. There bad been no quarrel ; bat he had and some mimic words about a pin which waff left. in a pillow having ran into his hand. They had been latterly in great straits, as they had only 3a. a weak from a club, and he earned only. or 3s. a week. Witness made shirts at 4ad. each, and could= many make, ewes at that pries. Doesseed was health, but he was too proud to think of the work house. He would sooner starve than go near it. At ems tuat he drank heavily, but since he lost his hatineen be had not the means to got intoxicated. Mx. Midi Davey, N.R.C.S., said that deceased had died from drowning, He bad been in the water 10 or 15 days. The Moues in leis pullets must bare caused him to sink immediately on jmnping into the water. The Coroner having summed up, the jury Jets:mod a varditl et suicide while is a liaie of unsound mind." B. I. Nairn .33.06 38. Aberdeen 30.06 411 Leith3o.o7 Ardroman Oreencaatle I Valenti& ,29.72,43 ^ape Clear , 2895'; Holyhead -79.8 542 Penzance 286647 Bred .. 29 . 571:; Loden. 1 2 9 .5 7 145 Rochefort._ 29.73, Plymouth _29.71,48 Weymouth ...911.781431 Portsmouth.. 29.78'41 London . .. 29.84 41 Yarmouth...l o . o2 431 Scarborough. 30.00 431 Shields . 30.05,441 Helder — 1-1 N.K. K3.E. P. 9 E. - E.S.E. N.N.E. IL 1 to I 81 19. N.N.E. 3. E. S. L. S.S.W. S S. &W. 10 3sl 1 1 0 . 28 1 a K S.W. s,s E. SS.w. S.W. i 0.241 4 10.011 2 PRIDAY. Varying winds. fresh to strong, unsettled . As above. 10 al 1 PROILABLB OB NOCTIMILI SATURDAY. COASTS. NW., to N.E. mod 5.F.., moderate to Wong. N E. to S &, moderate to strong. Saw. to S.E., fresh to strong. WIISTEMI. SOUTEOL'I. R. to S. and S.W , fresh to strong, squally, some rain. As next above. EA9IIIII/1. As next above. Northern--800tlaad. Western—Leland, Wales, and adja cencies. Southern—English Channel and Bay of Biscay. Eastern—Eastward England and North Sea. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Hoserrom. —The Duke 01 Cambridge has consented to preside at the =mud festival in aid of the funds of this hospital, on Wednesday, the 18th inst.. at Willis's Rooms. EMIORATION FROM THE IRON AND COAL DlS mars. —The mania for emigration bag again set in among the colliers and ironworkers of South Wales, and the effects of the movement are beginning to be seriously felt, more especially by the colliery proprietors. Those who go are principally hardy, industrious men, who from long ex perience have become what may be called skilled collies. These are the men that the district can ill afford to spare. In addition to the large numbers that have emigrated since the fine weather has set in, upwards of 60 families left Aberdare for New York a few days since, and others are preparing to follow from di ff erent parts of the district. 11018TROCTIVE RAILWAY ACCIDENT.-011 Tuesday night, about 9 o'clock, a very alarming accident, attended with considerable destruction, occurred on the Lancaster and Carlisle Railway, at Br oughton . about 4 miles from Preston. Shortly before 9 o'clock a goods train, consisting of between 30 and 40 laden waggons, left Preston station for Scotland. On passing the Broughton station at a speed of about 20 miles an hour, one of the axletrees of a waggon broke, and a tremendous crash ensued. Six or eight waggons were instantly thrown off the rails, turned on one side, then pitched upon the stone platform, dragged along the flags for 290 r 30 yards,sied then piled up in a heap at the end. The wheels of some of the waggons were completely torn off, the sides of others were smashed in, two or three were broken to pieces, and six or eight were considerably dammed. Their contents—general merchandise, coke, kc. were strewn about in the wildest confusion, and a most alarming and indescribable scene was the result. A huge iron beam, about 12 tons in weight, which was being taken north on two of the waggo ns, was hurled right across the rails, and of itself, from the debris occasioned by the general smash, just *bed, it completely blocked up both lines. The platform immediate ly in front of the station was broken and torn up for 93 or 30 yards, and that on the oppoeita side was also smashed in two or three =Just - before the accident ha pp e n ed a goods train Preston had passed. If it hid been a little later it would have been thrown off the line by the heavy iron beam, and the consequences would have been much more disastrous. Messrs. Duncan and Lomax, with a number of men, proceeded to the scene of the accident on the receipt of a telegram, and the down line cleared in about four hours. The limited mail and the express, both from Lon don and due at Preston about 11 o'clock, were detained at Preston about three homy, end in sonseqrsesee of the mei dent they bad to travel upon the wrong ling in one part for about six mules. An effort was made to rains the won beam by a arum, bat the usashixtery was not strong a and a crane fres Crewe had to be fetched before thrZ could be dowel Fortunately no one was hurt by the &coldest. 0.4 1 • his • oth' • tios bed yr WWI W " polo I, Tea' Age 4 - .40 111 if Vag 0.1 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE 1 (BY uscriuc TELPGRAPH.) NEWMARKET MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) SWEEPSTAKES. Him( Hal ... Bertie _ 1 BIENNIAL Duke Sidmonton . Yriday - ABINGDON STAKE& ••• Fairerestber ••• Blushrose ••• Problem ••• 1 : 2 _ ~ HANDICAP PLATE. C 1 ' ' .. ... . . ... a - ••• Gainhare Melinda Jolly J.ok ... Won by 4 lengths. SEVENTH BIENNIAL STAKES. D.I. st. Pantaloon, King Charming, Advanoe Duke, Arpnoes, 81 . Friday, Bydmonton, Loveapp le, Itufeord, Haarlem, aad 71 - Archimedes are here. 10 PAID FOIIIUT.-13avarde, Ps e, The Caloyer 100 , are. well, Miriam, Contraband, of Fithian, Chesterfield, Label, Jack Ketch, Liddingtea , Ve at e, Weep Mary, Island to Chief, Under Plav,Cassiope, Charleatoa,VSpedamia, 'Using, St. F. ..... -- 9 ~..,nuer Play, . _ . -- Cbeverette, Helim, Anti-Kaccassar, T en nyson, Elaine, ~-.. Chimney Swoop, Andes, Dominic*, Puebla, Verderer, to Kangaroo, Don Buil* Wild Boy, Cobweb, Water Baby , Bt. Oldbury, Lord Waldegrave, His Royal . Highness, Rep- At. cella, and Znlette. St SWEEPSTAKES OF 60 SOWS. Y.Y. 26 R. Br to Bird on the Wing, Ambition , Lo thario, and Duke st. of York. az. PAID FORPITT.--Jollity. la SWEEPSTAKE/3 OF 25 SOUS. Last half R.K. N. Problem, Verulari and Bounoeaway are here. 10 PAID FORTKIT.-Itippi and Princess Thyra. 10 AL SUBSCRIPTION PLATE OF 50 SOVS. D.M. At. Kingmaker, Hollyfox, War Cloud, and Wargraatabe BAR sold for 3001. each) ; Loaf Sugar, Lard 6, s Mazurka, Cagnetta f, and bons (Int. each). et. St SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 BOYS. D.K. ea. Potomac and Primate are here. st. Pain Forsarr.—Miss Whip and Osiris. 20 A 0 ASKE PRODUCE WAKES. D.M. 10 Leybourne and Ewa are here. ea PAID FoarllT.—Lord Craven. et. 10 CATTEMCK BRIDGE MEETING. (THIS DAY.) Pedant =t CRAVEN STAHRB.. _ 1 ,„ 'L I I 5 ran. SIXTEENTH EASBY TRIENNIAL. Two miles. St. Majmus is here. PAID YOU ilt.--01mar and Misa Conyngham f. EIGHTEENTH EASBY TRIMINIAL. T.Y.C. Rendinells is here. PAID FORVIDT.—Rose. _ _ MILLBANK HANDICAP. One mile and a half. Lozenge. Lady Coverdale, Empreaa of India, Molly Carew, Gaya's, Minette, Three-per-Cent., Savernake , Bob Cham. ben, Clara, Jura, Antique, and Hebe are here. PAID FORPlll%—AppleCrOlik - - -- - - SEVENTEENTH EARRY TRIENNIAL. T.Y.C. War, Eavernake, Bob Chambers, No plus. ultra, and El Cid are here. PAID POSTAIT.--StrathOODAII. HUNT STAKES. Two milts . All the hones trained in the neighbourhood. SWEEPSTAKES OF 25 SOVS. T.Y.C. Armlet, Rap, and Miss Lawson are here. RAI:NESSE PLATE. T.Y.C.' The Count, Pedant, Balsam, and Festival are here. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) THURSDAY, Aran. 5, 8 A.M. e. r li F to .l , Extreni_ ._ 2 F. D. THE. • EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVMTING, !IS DAY.) SHARE L. Own o'CLoot. The railway market is quiet to-day, with few 5 , transactions, and the principal stocks exhibit no l oc alteration. The general tendency of prices is •• steady. •• London and North Western stock is quoted xxii 1211 to 122 ; Great Western, 59/ to ; Midland, 2 1 123 3-8 to 5-8 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire , 121 to ; Great &stern, 40 to ; South F.astern, • 74 1-8 to 3-8; Caledonian, 128 to 129, ex div. ; Metropolitan, 1331 to 1;_ Great Northern, x 122 to 123 ; ditto A, 1381 to 1391. Great Western of Canada shares are slightly 1 4 better, at ist to 7-8. Grand Trunk of Canada stock is quoted 32} to 33, being unaltered. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. s 5. I Pd. RAILWAYS I Ck A g er C ea ll i cr ei ltl i f • -- • - 1 I 10a Briatad and Kiefer Ran ealedonlan 100 Cambrian all and Bandon all Cornwall 100 Dublin and BelfastJunc 100 Dasidaa.ParlhotAbdJ° all Haat London Scrip Cert 100 Do 10U (Sargon and S. Western 100 t Liston Ord. St. 100 Do. H. Ang. Stk_, !00. 100 Great North of Sootland 100 .Great Northern 103 Do.A j A rec. no &v. an -100 Do. B I tit 6p.e. is paidß 100 Do. New Ps. at 25 pm. 00 Do. Ord. Def. Div. Meek 100 Gt. South & West. (Ire ) 100 Great Western 100 Do.StoarCal.Ona. Mk 100 Do. South Wales .. 100 Do. M. Yid.--Orford 100 Do. Do. Newpwt 100 Do. Do. Hereford 100 Loncashire & Yorkshire 100 LOO..Brightn, &S.Coast 100 Londoo,Chatham,&Dov 100 Do. Met Eaten. Abp. c. 100 London & North Mesta. 100 LoodonetSouthWestarn 100 Man. She., & lancolnah 100 Metropolitan 7 Do. New 1 90 et I 127 118 10 56 66 13 16 6 7 67 7 0 70 72 117 119 id le 40 6 1 1 - 21 e 12 in} ao mot 67 60 19 41 100 102 1* 1??} ii - ie 36 38 11101 f MI 91 96 96 . 64 Do. Extension all Metropolitan Marta 10 Do. do. do. .. 8 Do. & St. Johnlswood 100 Midbuld 5 Do. x? Shares I 1 as pal P 9l a 97 110; I Dol I all 110 d Ken t 1100 North British ,100 Do. Idin.,Perth,DuncL •100 N. Ileatern—Berwielt 'l6. Do. O. N. IL Port— iloo Do. York 100 Do. Carlisle. all Do. litock.&thri.l4. ,18 Do. do.. 196041 100 North London 7 Do. do., 1864 7 Do. do, 1866 100 NorthStaffordahire 1100 N. & S. Western June. 100 sh Central 1 ILIOO tish N ber f 100 Booed* MidlaAnd Silo 1 100 Union 100 Bout Devon 11 94 t pail 92 f fr I RO Miiii &item all Staines,Woidngham,itc 100 Yak I $ Do. c noo Vale of 'oath 1100 Waterford & Kilkenny I 2 Waterloo & Whitehall ,100 West Cornwall BRITISH 1381 I §ei i WI 5 14 I _ 11 Int i i 1 1 gai I ine T qg 676 xd 27 Si Id 1 UO IBrittabOolat.(l9.4.,l I _ Ds. 1 ean. Gov. 6 p. c., 187741 L 0,006 Do. 6parot.Pl.l)./Avg 10,006 Do. Speret.ltsr. Do. Sparc:S.:m.4J Do. Spar ot. Ins. Caned° Hans 6 per. le,BoB bo . &Ana 15,1108 Do. do. IDo. do. 18Y0-ri .. Dp.s9;e,..Ap..4met.lnei Cat o loii,Nov7lB6 6: 6oo Do. , 1872 do.. ~000 1A=611086 per ct., 1877 SOO Do. 18/8 6000 Do. 1882 ‘OOO Do. _ _ 1886 'jai Naha - boy. e per mt.: ,000 New Bevues.oov.ilperct. ,000 New South Wales Oov.. 4 600 6p. cent.,lB7l to 1876 ',COO Do. 6p. e.lBBB to net .. New Zealand epee oent. Do. 6per cunt . Nc;yn Scotts 6 e., 187 ..4300 Queensland Gov. 6p. et 1,000 8 Atut.Gov. 6 p. at, 1,000 Do. 1876 and upards. 1,000 Vic.Gov.6p. c. Jan. July Do. bp. et AprUdOc. NI 10 100 100 100 10 _ _ FOILIFIGN YIN Yllllll Alamilios Limited) .. 1 ,AAustral ian nigio-lirszliold(Llm.) lie ! I IBrasiLL./11.0o.(1Am.1 Si Owe i.L./11.Oo.(Lie. Copper (Limited . cepom Saver (Limited 111 lelionteleeli&liin., ' Colon 00= 1 Don Petro. N. pa jag N Yost Dot ( 1.102D0al .Fortaoa (INolioll,) • a IrroathsoloßoilvOoDota Omura _ - ' (limited) '11,7 - pai;da . Linares (Limited) 'Laaitantan 'Marignlta IPanulcOtaudillo Copver Load per (L ; Pout !Port PRIMP atI Santa Barb. Gold M. ) ;Scottish Auteuil. (11m.i St. John dal Rey )llm. .Lotted Ilertean (Ikea. Val Antlgorta Gold VallanzamaGold'Llm ) Vancouver Coal U Val Seguin Lilmtted) I .Waaboe Gold (Wafted; Do. Do. _ . Worthing (Limited) Yorke Peninsula ',Lim.; IYuilananiutens 71 72 100 110 Ski 36 1 10 II pm 110 1I zit l 4 2100 ini 29u1 in 1 7 , 44 744 150 152 0 0 112 114 60 62 784 741 8 9 160_ 14S. ii 102 Pal 100 1 ION& :Atlantic et(.4t: 56 57 los . 104. a - 100 ; Baas . Bar. de. In. M.o. 30 8 Do. V Shares 20i all Buffalo I Lake 1/111 , 00 10 . all Do. Preference 101 I 100 . I Buff. ,Brant,iooderielt 6 per 0ent.1872-3-4 '.. 100 'Cal. IS. Eastern sp. e.g. ~ 100 ICape T. &Dock sp.e. g. 0 I all IDentereza,7p.c.perpref. . 100 'East Bengal gu. 6do . 1100 Kest Indian gu. sdo 100 Grand Trunk of Canada 1 all Do. Equip. M. B.sp.et. 1 all Do. Ist pref. Bonds . , I all Do. do. deferred o all Do. gad pref. Bonds. , all Do. do. deferred all Do. 3rd pref. Stock . , I all Do. do. deferred. all Do. 4th pref. Stock • • all Do. do. deferred 100 *Peat Indian Peninsula : 15 I Do. gas. 6 per awl. 6 Do. New do. ....I I 2 Do. New .100 IGt. S. of India. g. 6p. at 100 Do. 41 per cent. ' 2 I Do. all 'GO. Western of CesWitiai i' 18 Do. New all Do.. n . coa ls..pa , all Do. do 1877-8. ) . 2 Ind= ch,Limited• 100 Madras guar. 6p. cent. 100 Do. do. al d 0..... . 100 Do. do. ei do._ ; 0 10 Do. Filth EZICOIiOO 100 i lifelb. Corp. 6per e. Bd. i 0 all ',Meth and Hotwon's Bay 30 . I Do. 6P. et., pay. 1880 00 I Do. sp. et.. pay. 1806. 4. 100 ,11.1 t. of Can. Op. e.lstp. B. it. 100 'Made. gum 6 per cent.' St. 100 1 Do. Delhi do 20 2 Do. do do it. 100 I Do. Punlaub do it. .100 Do. Indus St. Flot. do 100 100 100 100 100 100 20 20 10 St. St. IL S. 60.0001 54 10,0001 601 40.000 100 100,0001 20 40.000 60 20,000: 60 11.300 20 50,0001 40 12.500 20 11500 20 10.000 25 40,0001 901 25,000 20 10,000,100 2.3,000' 50 50,# 10 40, 60 50,000 20 20,0001 50 20.000 60 75,500 20 40,000 TO 30,000 25 50,000' 90 20.000 100 40.000 tcy 40,000 25 200.000: 10 10,000 50 31,000. 50 50,000 201 30,000: 30 20,000 25 20.000, 20 20,000 60 45,000 ao 10,000 100 10,000 1 100 20.000 100 20,000 100 131,00 e, 20 67,500, 20 9 9' It 99 90 99 Agra tt Masterman's lAlbion AllianceLon./Llverpool 'Anglo Austrlan Anglo Egyptian Om.) Anglo Italian Wailed' Asiatic Bank Corwin sh Australasia Bankof hColumbt al Do. New. issued 2 pm Bank of Egypt Bank of London Bank of Otagu i 'Bank of Queensland :L. , : 'Hanka Victovia.Austrul 'Bank of New Unbind Barned's Bank ,Limitad) BrazillinatEortuguese , L British& Californian,L British N. America . * i eharleaLaffitte &CO. (L.) C. Bk. India, AOP., China 'Chart. Mar. of India, de lsty 11Colonial Com. Bank of C,anada Com. Bank of India, &c (Consolidated Bank (L ) Delhi and London 'East London ;Limited? 'Eastern Exchange(Lim ' English and American .• ,English Joint Stock (L?, Ling Scot.& Anal. Chart& English and Swedish L' !European Bank Limited Hindurn.China&Jap. ' I.; Do. issued at 2 pm Do, New ;Imperial.bank . Limited, Imperial Ottoman . Do. New lontan 6.000 25 5.000' 26 Do. New 100.0001 M I Land Mort. Bk. India. Ll , 600,000.100 iDo.sp.c. Deb.,1864, 30 yrel 20.000 50 !Lon.llk.of!dezico,&c.L 12.000'100 London and Brazilian. 22,000' El 1 Do. New 5,000'100 'London& ItiverPlate,L 20,000 25 1 Do. New. La at pm. 60.000 20 Lon. Ch. Bank of Anstrir 20,000 50 ,London and County 72,030 50 !London Joint Stock 25,0001 9D London A South African, 10,000 100 'Lon it S Western 5,000 1 50 London A Venezuela:L 60,000 100 London & Westminster. 10,000 . 100 Merchant Bank :Lim . . 1 ! '000'100: Do. New 6 0,000 50 Mercantile &Lichan,L • 1 17,156 160 Metro. & Pros. Bank • L 5,000 100 'Midland Bank Lim.) 20,000 5 ;National of 20,000,100 .Notional of Liverpool 10,000'100.\. Pro. of England 40,000' 60 ,National Bank 17,500' 20 'New South Wales 60,000 10 !New Zealand 'Limited). 50,000 20 'North Western 60,000 25 Oriental Bank Corporn. 20.000 20 OrienLCom.B.Llateo.C. 25,000 10 1 Do. do. lateN.F. 21.000 20 . Do. do. lateF.C. 17,110 50 ,Prorin. BanldngDorp. 'Li 20,000 100 IProrlnc. of Ireland 37,500 20 ileinde,Puni.,&Delhl 12,500 20 ' Do. Maned at 2 pm... MOW 25 South Australia 17,061000 Stand. of B. S. Africa 10,000 100 I Do. do. im at 6pm 40,0001 15 ,rnion of Australia 10,000 100 , Union of Ireland (Lim ; 80,000 60 Union of London 94,012 6008316 St. 610,000 St . 618,000 St. 500.000 et 1018118 112,880 Bt. 660,460 1 no 2 pal 2 pm 2jpon 101 I - 0101 1 101 100 96 .1 gt aka I — &TOW. Ira (WEARS p.c. Mat.Map.lloo O.Nthn.4 p.c. Jan.& Julyloo O. Wito.--W. 11.-0x.,4! . _ 47. 100 Lene.ltYnep.e.Jea.ialy 100 Los. Brlgh.49.e.Jas.ally 100 L&N.W.tp.o.lau.•Jely 100 Do. 4p.e. Jan& July 100 Liel.W.ip.e. Jan.* July 100 lifklband,lo.4oantJuly 100 D. British, 2. P. 1 11. p. et., Feb. 100 100 p.a.y.111001. YR I 1)2,4111 Si. No. I Bh. I 35,1 2 LOO, 1 10, 10 10.000 6 16, 10 25, 2 30, 5 12, 40 10, 20 100, 1 25, 5 23, 2 50, 2 10, 20 00. 1 1 lb, 3 10,000, 6 100,815 1 60,000 4 10,000 10 100,000 6 .. 1 1 110,000 1 11,000 20 41,174 30 30,000 2 60,000 1 10,000 10 6,000 10 10,000 6 10,000 j 5 80,000 1 76,000, 1 66,000 S 2 19_ tl_ j --11 — 2t lll l 2 1 Par. 8_ I I *Pm 8 . 1 No. I Sh. I Id's ' 51 5i I Y 3 id 3 1P 3 5121 All 6 7 4 1 1 2 pin 1 i i Adis IPd I CI. prima. I Balm - • 2,055,688 81 Rost sad West Duna loo • lau Dto 12,000, 10 Dimond Floating Dock 5 678,110 1 St. 'London &St. Katharin. 100 72 74 1,08450 0 , 100 ,Do. Dab. St. 4p. ant all 87 W 30,865 Bt. S o u thampton lOO 827,0711 St. 'Surrey Commercial 100 MISCKLLA2:IIOI No. I Sh I COMPAII 20,000 10 100,000 6 20, 06 40,000 25 10, 10 47, 10 26, 100 20,0001 6 10,000 1 6 10,000 6 6,000{ 60 6604.780 St. 12,6001 20 8,919 324 60,0001 10 1 05,0 0 0 0 g1 20 7, 20 ,0001 20 20,000 25 15,041 30 4, 30 33, 26 20, 50 30, 60 50, 60 40, 10 90, 50 17, 20 20, .100 Anglo-Mexican Mint . . al Atlantic Istria. 8 p.et al Australian Udall Tt Australian ll.L.4tru.(L I BerlsPTea ZatataeL l iterworics (LI a Doichow Vaughan (L Bombay ties (Limited) a Uo 3rd Issue i Do Nes British American Lanai 4 & L. him. Tel. (1..) l4 'British lodian Tea (L.). 1 r Canada Company ICansdianLoan t Inv(L ) 'Ceylon Com= Ditto A ChinaSt Ship& Leos' L tityotLondonit.Pro.(L.; Ity of Milan _ . 100292.5/' 7,000 it 277, 10, _ 1 1 1 II Il i -' 1), 18 43 6 3 pris 6 1 s 2 s 412 ill 10 104 a! t a r- = 1 idfi. 14 n 1 i 0 82 87 11 — B7 9 - 1 dia l 7 - 24 2 1 (1!2 .1 -- 7 2 213 1 P 9 8 702 6 6 1 1 412 par 111 6 3 7 4 3 dis 07 6 4 412 24 1404 pas 8 3 6 ctis 1 Qls Do. rUlty of Moscow Gas (L ) City Office*: Lint.) Colonial ,Limitad) Commercial Uniodlns Cum. of AhieanMar.(L Consolidated Dis. . L.) lt l'ontinental tin. Gas L ll Contract CorporallotL. 10 Cop. M Eng ,Pref.7l p.c. all 12 14 C Your. & Mob. o(( &. 5 11 2i Do New 4 11 It_ Do.of Mauritius (L ) 10 S 2di Crystal Palace Do. Preterence Do. IV: po Perp. Deb. 100 106 112 Darjell (Limited', Discount ration'L 20 12 10 it Beaten Amain Tea t L 34 34 8 dis a B.lndiaLand,C.& Yin L,'l 10 6 5 d P. India brig. & Canal 114 1 Ad 'Ebbw Vale 1 20 2 d Ifirrpti an Com.&Trd(L :I 6 2 11d iElectric Telegraph 'loo 183 1118 PAIR. and Ans. Copper all 11 11 ling. and Foreign (Vedit 71 4 3di lizig.& ScottiaMarin.(L i 21 11 dil F a i r b a irnEngineering 6 1 14 pm Forwal Wareham's (1 ). 10 7 4 7 19 0 4 'Gallivan (Limited) l6 16 13 dia .Credit&Fin.of L0n.(1.1 4 11 , 1 r iFM Geo. Winn Navigation 14 95 28 Home &Colonial As.fL '.. 6 11_ 1 HongEong & China Bee all 2 dis par Hudson's Bay all 161 101 Humber Iron Works (L )10 20 19 dis Imp.& If er.Cdt.Am. (L :. ö It 1109 1 , . Indian Carrying (Lim. 11 InternationalConfracC. 10 7 6 dim Internat. Yin= Soc., L ) 6 1 1 Internat. Land Credita 6 1 dill D li a:l 'ltalian Land lO 11 1 dial 'ltalian Irrig. 'Catt.Carl all 910 6 p.l:. lida. r. 1870 lie 81 81 5 IJolntSteohDis2oo l M(L. • r co Land Securities(Lim.) I 5 ILond. African Trading li 5 ILon & Caledon. M. (L % i 0 ILon.CountyLand&B., l ) l 5 !Load. DistriciTeleg.(L. i a 0 'Loud. I , lnais. Aiso. (L.`l 11 4 Lond. G. Omnibus C.(L 1 ) , I al 0 iLond.&olaag.Eng. II 0 'Land.. Italian. &c.Btm. 11 0 'Lon& Mer DiseGunt (L , II 0 !Lend Provincial Marina ' 0 '.Madras !rill/11.60.0nel 02. 20 1 1 24 14 dial LO 7 4as I 2 1 Ws! - lid 15,000 40,000 148,525 _5,000 11 17 ; 9 21t1 - 10 11 0 dls; 2 /pm! 2/ 15 2 dial ill 16/ 17 t h ) 3 2 2 i II f ai l IS 4 2 I e}} b dts • 2 • 2 1 die SI lfdisi _^ • 7/ 131poal 133 It — 2 — lldlJ . : 90 2 1 dial •• I 2idis • 3 dial • l — Pm l r >N I LOO 50 56 I 3 • 14 11 . 1 9 16 171=1 10 10 8 . Ws, 64,500 60,000 si 'Marine Investment (L Mauritius Land, de. ;L 1 Medlt. Eaten. Tel. t.L.;. al Merchant Shipping •1:1 YlUwall F. Ld.dtDocha.) 11 • O Natal Land &Col.C. ▪ INatiouid Dia. Com. 11 5 Do. New,l6l. sp. Sitobepd, .N &clonal 'Tor .Marine 0 'National gleam L 10 !NerbuddaCoal&lron,L 10 I Do. New 1.5 'N.Sealand L&M.Ag.(L I N.Zealand T.& Loan 10 Northern AssamTea.l l 10 Do B It.. Brix. Australasian (L '•!1l 50 I N.Brit. &Merman. In.ll 10 iNowgonst Tea Almited.! LS Ocean Marine angora. ), SO O r ientalFinancial'Lim.: l 11 6 lOriental Gas • Limlted; 1 5 Do. New 10 (Otago Inland Steam" L'!. a 10 Otago & Sthland Invest, 1 20 dAtontanComputyj..) 50 'Ottoman 'Ottoman Gas 'Limited a 50 iOverend.Ournry,Co. I. 1 10 'Panama R. M. SteaML 1 5 1 Do. do. St. ' Pedlar. Land& Mln.klL ' 10 SO ( Peninsular tit o.2team 50 I Do. do. New 10 Nuebradi L., R., M ;L 50 ,Rhyruney Iron 151 Do. New 25 Biol. (Sty Impror.,L 1 25 Do. do 1 20 Rio Janeiro Gas ;Ma , ' I 100 Royal Mail Steam ; 1 St. Scot Amara. Invest. IL.'lll. 50 Smith. Knight.&CoiL 1; 20 Soc.Finan. d'Essppte 50 d. African M. &In. (L 2S SouthAustrallaa Land s St. Submarine Telegraph .. It 1 Do Scrip 20 Tel Construc.&llll3s3 , ' aL 20 Thames& Mersey In. L 2 10 Trinidad Petroleum (L' 6 10 Trast&Agency of Ana.; 1 TO T. & L Co. of V. ' S 20 ,Cn.liarine of Liver. (L 2 6 ' nitedK Teleg. all 50 ;Univers. Marine Ina 6 10 'Upper Assam Tea 10 Do. ' I 1 all 20 Van Diemen's Land 24 SO 'Warrant Finance J.int ) 10 150 iWasandia&PacilleS.(l4l 20 1 . 7p , pal la i al. 1 it s I 15 iP titi 8 4 I i - 111 171 7 i ' 4 • 44i 4 5 . 7,000 100, 7, 87, 50,000 100, 30,000 50.000 M,OOO 25, 10,000 20,000 30,000 HI ii ii 16 pin 04 6 6 all 26 2S all 78 8+ all 214 384 13 4 3 all I Urn 60 117 123 100 150 125 13 16 18 06 l 0 6 4 6 4 3 die , 1 29 31 60 60 I du i "110 FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and San Pram:Woo (Lim.) gua. 7 per cent., 153. Ottoman (Smyrnab Aiding, 83. Sambre and Meuse, San Paulo (Limited) 'Wen _teed 7 Per own , 731 . South Austrian end hardo•Venstian, MANCHESTER, SWITYIELD, AND Lngoownamis RAILWAT.—The total expenses of this oompany's ranwaye and meals, including rents, tolls, duty, to., from January lit to Marsh 25th, 1916, azocluited to 117,29 M., lei 103,3381. for the correscoading period ot IMM. portion of the South innetion receipts accruing to from Jan lit to March 25th , ammented to 8 4 , 4 4r 1 ea against 7A61. for the eorreepoodiecperiod of 18615, sad the expense' to 5,31 X. ea aphart-4,4CFN. E.S.E. CK BANKS. 52 58 8 1855 le 2065 2 71 815 (pae G 1 di s par bi 4 6dis 18 20 68 70: d 80 5 224 31 311 25 33 7 4 7 5 (111 43 45 3 9 pin 2 1 die 2 IWs 4 *s 4 1 e 47 49 _ 24 211 i 48 20 44 si silmni l 9i 81 szt die par 17 i 3 ; 8 7} j 6}411428 —6 4 din 10} 15 17 16 15 17 lb 17 8 9pm I 2 f I.= 12 iii 93 1 dis par par Om 41 62 86 , 614 par 3 1 din }}pm die ipm - 12 14 pm - 211 231 rm 2 76 79 • 46} 47} 15 16 • 2 1 ctla IS 1} 01dis, 10f 96 96 96 1 dis par id , •• 1 dia par AZ xd : • 4 . din par % • Pali 6 Bpml 44 44 Ms par 51 as 33 _ _ die, *- 1 34 as 11 9 (Hs: Lsk 13 6 7 0 47 CL pekes I Wes 79M 1 98 96 I , lo)oa baa,97) - 93 40 19 43 all I IV LS all : 20 APRIL► 5, 1466. 91 96 91 94 91 96 77 le 77 93 102 106 106 107 106 107 102 104 91 23 10! 101 116 168 102 104 106 105 104 106 102 104 100 102 90 93 106 107 104 104 I Pd. IQ. prises. I Sales. Ail IF 1 i II I It itps.l Qi I °pas 21 Poi 12 11 MONEY MA . 'HIS DAY.) Ows o'CLocs.. The stock and share markets are steady to day, with transactions to a fair extent. The funds are unchanged for money, but have declined 1-16 per cent. for the account. The dealers in Consols are chiefly engaged in the monthly set tlement. English railways are quoted the same as yesterday, while some of the foreign bonds have given way, the news from Germany being considered unsatisfactory. Financial shares continue in demand, and a fresh rise is observable in International Financial, General Credit, and I m perial Mercantile• United States 5-20 Bonds are also again better, owing to the decline in gold at New York. The demand for money to-day is moderate, and the rate for the best paper unchanged, 5 7-8 to 6 per cent. There is a fair supply of money in the Stock Exchange, and loans till to-morrow, on English government securities, are obtainable at 5 to 54 per cent, Consols are now quoted 864 to ft for money, and 86 1546 to 87 1-16 for the new account (May 9). The foreign stock market is dull. Itilian Bonds of 1861 continue prominently heavy, and have experienced a fresh fall of 4 per cent. Mexican have also declined 4, and Turkish of 1865, and Spanish Passive, 4. The prices are as follows :—Oreek, 184 to 14; Mexican, 204 to 21 ; Spanish Passive, 26i to 3 ; ditto Certificates, 154 to 7-8 ; Turkish, 1862, 674 to 684 ; ditto, 1865, 374 to 3-8 ; Brazilian scrip, 13-8 to 14, ex div. ; and Italian, 1861, 561 to 4. The Viceroy of Egypt's New Loan is steady, at 4 to 7-8 prem. United States 5-20 Bonds are still in request, and have risen 4 per cent., viz., to 74 to 4. Erie and Illinois Central Railway shares are steady, at 554 to 561, and 804 to 814, respectively. International Financial shares are now quoted 4 4 i 6 sd die. to par ; General Credit, 5-16 to 7-16 prem. ; London Financial, Sa to 3-8 dia.; Imperial Mercan tile, 1i to 1 3-8 dia. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 21 to i prem. ; Orerend, Gurney, and Company, 2i to pram. ; and National Discount, git to 3-8 Iprem 11l 112 HALF-PAST THRHZ o'CiAxix Consols are fractionally better, at 86f( to f for money, and 87 to 11 for the account. About 100,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank. At Paris this morning, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 67.50, showing a rise of nearly per cent. The amount of gold taken to the Bank yesterday was 189,000/.,. forming a portion of the recent Australian arrivals. The total sent in since the date of the last return is as much as 439,0001. The bidding. for 35,00,000 rupees in bills on India took place yesterday at the Bank of England. The proportions allotted were To Calcutta, 20,00,000 rupees ; to Madras, 500,000 rupees ; and to Bombay, 10,00,000 rupees. The minimum pricevas as before, viz.: Is. Hid. on Calcutta and Madras, and Is. 11/d. on Bombay. Tenders on Calcutta and Madras at 2s. will receive about 4 per cent., and on Bombay at 2s. Id. about 20 per cent.; above these prices in full. 'These results indicate some increase in the demand for the means of re mittance to India. The firstordinary general meeting of the Phosphate of Lime Company (Limited) was held yesterday at the company's offices, Royal Exchange-buildings, Mr. Thomas Bradshaw in the chair. The balance sheet was read, showing a gross profit to the close of the past year of 7,6651. 130., out of which the directors proposed to pay a dividend of 8 per cent. (warrants for which will be ready on the 16th inst.), to write off 3171. 18s. 3d. (or 10 per cent.) of pre liminary expenses, and place 2,5001. to the reserve fund, leaving 2,970/. ss. 3d. to be carried forward to the profit and loss new account. A resolution to that effect was put and carried unanimously. Messrs. T. Bradshaw and John Alers. Hankey were re elected directors, and Messrs. R. Smith and F. A. Wiggins were appointed auditors. The annual meeting of the shareholders of the London and South African Bank is called for the 3rd of May. It is notified that the transfer books of the Con tinental Union Gas Company (Limited) will be closed from the sth to the 16th inst., for the pay ment of the dividend. The allotment letters of the Central American Association (Limited) were issued on Tuesday. The applications, we are informed, far exceeded the number of s hares to be allotted. With reference to the market for American se curities, Messrs. Satterthwaite and Cu. report as follows, under date of heat evening : Since our last, we have had a firm and improving market in London for United States Government 5.20 Bonds, the closing quotation of 72 to 1 showing an ad vance of nearly 1 per rent., this would probably have been greater had not the Continental Bourses been fiat, and furnished a large supply of Bonds, which, however , have been taken up for English account, but most probably to find their way to New York, where they are relatively about 4 per cent. higher, either for sale there, or as re mittances against shipments of cotton. There has been an active inquiry for Illinois shares, which close 81 to 1, whilst Erie shares are neglected, being offered at 50. Atlantis and Great Western Debentures are daily taken for investment at the low priceo lately ruling ; they close firmer at 77i to 78i for large, and 791 to 90 for small. The quarterly interest (coupon No. 2) on the Consolidated Bonds of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway will be paid on presentation, on Monday, the 16th inst., at the company's offices in London, and by its ankers in the provinces. The company waives the n usual delay of two days for examination of the coupons. WIEDSLIDAT Evrsiso. Console, which closed yesterday at 86t to t, both for money and to-morrow's settlement, opened this morning at 86 3-8 to t, and closed at 86i to g. For the 9th of May the last price was 87 to t. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols for money, 86/,, 3-8, k, 4 1, I ; ditto, for account, 86j 3-8, I, a ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 84 3-8, ; New Three per Cents., 84 t, 3-8, In; Bank Stock, shut ; ditto, for account, 248; dia Stock, 209 ; ditto, Five per Cent., 102 k, I, 7-8 . The India Five per Cent. Stock was more in- I quired for. The March Exchequer Bills were t oted 10s. to ss. dia. ; and the June, 6s. to 2s. The foreign stock market was fiat to-day, and a decline took place in several of the speculative se- curities, owing to the still uncertain character of the news from Germany. Italian bonds were especially heavy. Those of the Maremmana Rail way and of 1861 declined 2, and per cent. respect- ively. Turkish Bonds of 1862, Brazilian scrip, and Turkish of 1865, also receded , and Spanish i Certificates and Mexican Bonds of 1864, On the other hand, Turkish of 1863 rose 1 per cent., and Spanish Passive The Viceroy of Egypt's new loan closed at 5-8 to I 7-8 prem. The letters of allotment were delivered this morning. Bank shares were firmer, and an improvement took place in Aneo-Austrian Australasia, British and Californian, Provincial Banking Corporation, and Provincial of Ireland. Eastern Exchange and London and Veneanela Bank, however, declined. Alliance dosed at 2to prem. • Anglo-Austrian, ,atl to Prem. ; and Imperial O ttoman, at 21 to prem. Fi na ncial shares were again in strong . request, and a further general advance occurred in pricee. London Financial and Imperial Mercantile were in chief demand, and rose 121. 6d. and es. 3d. re spectively. I n t er national Financial and Credit Fourier and Mobilier improved 2a. 6d., and Gemmel Credit.L. 3d. Prices closed as follows : International iume], 3-8 to * dis. • General Credit, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; London Fi nancial, IC4I xd i Pd I a Si 31_ en Pra.l 3_ 1 111 a 1 la 11 f pm 2 1 die 2 1 dis 8 10 9 11 to 3 8 die. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 11 to 4 dis. ; *t Fonder and Hobilisr, I to 6.8 prem. Ea nal Discount sharer were led quoted Bto f prem. showing a rise pi 6s. ; Otero* Gurney, and ~ 24 to 4 prem., being 12s. id. better ; Gene Ottoman, 3} to 4 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 16 6.8 to 7-8, showing no cange of import ance. 'Uttie business was reportsdin mifte4ollo•lros shares, and few variations occurred inprioes. Fore street. Vi'arehouse advanced while East India Lind, Italian I rrig ation, and West India and Pacific Steam declined. Marseilles Land alarm were quoted tto li, dia. American securities continue in demand. 5.98 Bonds improved it per cent. ; Illinois Central Rail way shares, 1 ; and Erie, 1. The last prices are subjoined :-6.20 Bonds, 72 to 4 • Erie Railway shares, 55 7-8 to 564 ; Illinois C;ntral, 80 7-8 to 81k ; Atlantic and Great Western Debentures, large, rri to 78} ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 80 le 81 ; ditto Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 694 t 0204. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) this o'CLoca. The mining market is quiet to-day, but there are inquiries for Great Vor, Frank Mills, and Tincroft, shares. Chiverton Moor, on the other hand, have declined. Subjoined are some of the present prices :--Great' Vow, 26 to ; Frank Mills, 51 to ; iineroft, 13i to 144 ; Bast Lovell, Ai to 94 ; East Grenville, 31 to ; Chiverton Moor, 6to ; West Chiverton, 70 to 75 ; and Tresavean, 5i to 6i. Chontales shares are quoted 24 to 3-8 prem. ; and Mineral Rights, to prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BI ILKTRIC AND INTIJIMATIONIAL TII.DGLTB.) (MON oLe OWX coliesetoirmseT.) The market Tether brieker. &km about 10,0011 bells. MINCING-LANE.—{THIS DAY.) BUGAIL—The market continues very quiet and prices have still a downward tendency. The private sales include 3,700 begs of common Madre' j aggery at 26. Rana Prices of dried goods are supported, but the business doing is very limited. Correa.—The market is steady but quiet. Taj.—A limited busbies is doing at unaltered rates. COCOA.—Business is doing at last week's currency. Rice continues dull of sale. Rus.-150 pun'. of Demerara sold at la. 6d. ; 50 puna. of Berbice, ls. 51d.; and 50 puns. of Jamaica at 3a. 6d. SALrrierne.--* l 9 bags of Bengal sold at Va. Csl. for refraction 4to 41 ; and a parcel of Burrachee, refraction 3.1, at 19s. Corros.-+Tbere is a better demand at steady prices in consequence of favourable advice' from New York. Jots continues dun of sale. TALLOW MARKET.—(TIIII3 DAY.) The market is steady ; prices are quoted as follows Town tallow, 475. 3d., net cash • Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 48s. ; April to lune, 475. id. to 475. 9d. ; October to December, 49a. to 495. 3d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a few more beasts than on Thursday last, yet the number is small. They are all readily dispos e d of at higher rates. The supply of sheep is very m, and the demand good, consequently pikes are higher. Choice lambs are 'came. the trade has quite recovered the depression of Monday last, prices being quite equal to those of Saturday last. Again we have no calves on offer. From Germany, France, and Spain there are 334 beasts, 3,21(1 sheep, and 140 pigs ; Scotland, 61 beasts ; and 15 from Irelan d. Per stone of Elba sd. s d Per stone ed abs. ad.a d. Boa fitt,te, Herold& 62 6 6 Best Dust Ifi.bdelSb 6 4 8 Beet Bloat-horns 0 4 Bestiosig-w0015.... 00 0 8 Second said bowls 84 4 4 Do. do .810 m.... 6 6 4 Oalms 8 4 5 0 Do. do. !born.... 4 4 6 41 Best Dm& HU-Weds • 0 0 0 lambs Besets at market, 410 : sheep and lambs 6,800: calves, Dose : LAP, 466. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Clowles James Keeton teporto trade for good pogo meadow by and first out clover firm, and for inferior fodder very dull and slow. Prime meadow by from 100 e. to 110 s. ; inferior ditto, I , los. to 9.1.. ; rowan, 605. to ; clover, old, 120 s. to 1355. ; second cat, 90s. to 120 s. ; straw, :AL to 44e. PROVINCIAL SNARE MARKETS. Lreltaroot, APRIL 4. —Sales today: London and North Wed ern, 1211—Buffalo and lake Heron, 61--(hand Trunk of Canada. 321 S --groat Western of Canada, 16 36-16—United plates 6.20 Beads, 721—Great Luxembourg. IM—Ommind, Gurney and On. Li 21 3-16 p.—National eam (Limited), 11 d. MANctigniut, APRIL 4 —The market wm quiet ' but mime were generally fi rm er. Alliance Bank (Limited „21 IxGreat Luxembourg, 16 3.16 4—Grand Trunk of Canada. 33 I—Great Western of Canada, 17 16 1146 1-1111nois, 601 I—Laneashire and Vorimhire, 121—tondon and North Western.l2ll /—Man cheater, Meelleld, and Lincolnshire. 6641 4 31—Matlitan, 1331 I—North British, W— North &stern Berwick, 106}—Over end Gurney, and Co. limited), 14 21-16 6-16 1 p.—itowth Emitern. 741r—Tluunes mid Mersey Marine insurance ( United). p.—United Mates 6-20 Years Hoods 721.—Manchester Car riage Company. 111 P. Biartnionts, Anti. 4.—Business done: London and North Western Railway. at 122 : Birmingham Canal, at 1361 Oxford Canal, at 132 die ; Birmingham and Malsrdshire Oes. 1.7/. at 41 pram.: Birmitsrham Alliance Fire (Limitedi, at psi': Glou cester Wagon , Limited,. at 12: and Birmingham Wterworks. ti new B, at 14 prem. Ckising prices: Birmingham BatiL2 g li u 244: Birmingham Joint Mock Bank. 86 to 164 : No Joint Mock Bank, par to / preen.: Alliance British and Foreign Fire and Life Insurance, 141 to 141 ; and Ifenddol Slate and Malt Limited', 1.16 to I prem. Dunn', APRIL g.—Three per Cent. ('onsole, IM—New Three per Cent. Stock, 641 1---dittn. for account, April 6, 044 I—ditto, for new account. May V. Mi 4—Hibernian Banking Company 112 r. 361—National Bank 4 30 paid), 714 76—ditto, for ac count, 76--National of Liverpool 'Limited, (110 paid 161—Buysj Bank :110 NM, I,4—Dublin and Drogheda (1100 paid), 79 — Great Southern and Western (r.. 100 paid), 92—Belfast and North ern Counties, 4 per cont. perpetual All pa 67 ad—Great Southern and Western, 4 per cent. perpetual :all paid), 904. THE LONDON COFFER AND EATING HOUSE KEEPERS' BENEVOLENT A, ISOCIATION.—Mr. Alexander Eruoe, London manager for Memo. Younger and Co., will preside at the annual dinner of this association at the Freemasons' Tavern, on the 26th inst. T HE RS C ORDIREHIP OF THE BOROUGH OF BORTENOUTIL—We understand that an official intimation has been received of Mr. Gc deridge's intention to resign his position as Recorder for the borough of Portsmouth. If this be so, we are sure that the nottfioation will be re ceived with extreme rwet by all who are acquainted with the manner in notch the learned g entleman has dis charged the duties of hi s office.—West Sussex Guzete. ItGLIGIOUNPROCEssioNs.—A communication from Lisbon in the Debate says " A few days since took pines the solemn procession of 'the religious Order of Terrence do Carmo. It was accompanied by a detachment of mounted municipal guards. 'The escort by order of their officers, had their heads covered, at which the populace commenced to murmur, pretend ing that such • course was irreligious and unseemly. The discontent of the crowd soon became more evident to , and the troops were directed by two of the monks uncover, which they did, but the officers, not being willing to sanction any interference, ordered the troops to again cover themselves, as required by the military regulations. The crowd then became vociferous and reared furiously on the guard, who for their own security were compelled to tome • manage through, knocking some down and tearing the clothes of others. In the end some military reinforcement; arrived, and se veral of the most audacious disturbers of the peace were arrested. Such scenes as these evidently offer a powerful argument against out-of-door processions." THE GENEVE/IS GENTRY.--SiDCE 1841, the Geno vese gentry have enjoyed a learned leisure. To an English man, whose manner of life is indifferent, the pedantry of their society is half ridiculous, both in its short-comings and its sasumptions. It really possesses many members of European reputation, and is not =like • scientific end literary congress in its rejection of the usual social frivoli ' ties. it affects extreme refinement and exelnsivism. If its members, in sheer reooil from the intellectual austerity of its manners, wish to amuse themselves, they go to other countries ; but gossip remains to the " pronoun " and " preeieusea " of the pima as a *enure more valuable from the absence of any other. There is no bunting, ' shooting, or other healthxercise for men, sad still loss for the womenkind "du haut." Enterprising youths stalk ' a rare woodeock now and then with triumph, or ride in gtriAgte w in enth gt ergy ter brain :' , al ai a °b"ma n o v ag d eis t . he a cwitoularyTh ro du i! sty y di ength ad.of on even t o i f tn e. f W tch t e ! 'r aenermey s i t i l a n or; fg a.il m 7:: 4 : eP h 4 : : : etl e r y thi e ne : Gonevese are no t effeminate • pe rh aps the 'bitter north wind that sweeps down their ' cold blue lake keeps their rather ortune. inteLectualisthana standard of otA perfection exercise travelled enthusiasm e rrs reel t red wwwilleurs aad art is 'te a 6.e ntod e"l 'for so lac lig k of h frank and isethaellm sympathy. The Genersee know too math to feel the Influence at art. They ars too omniscient for any play of the imaination, and no ens ever beard of • Generale poet, whether ande or voeaL The Shoat's' ars abandoned to ..an radicals, sad the rem eon sorts are devoted to Isamed sconetlen el untie that beopp_ehielly to he distant past orb the din hems. — C l • W „ilnyteiwr far ApriL NAP .4 ve4 Got Aare Irak 4 1081 88 tf not of 11701 96 100 94 96 99 96 96 9i 9699 96 99 109 101 94 9i _, .... 90 96 87 88 99 96 78 80 VI 99 98 100 aili