The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-14 00:00:00

:In- And .. , the: topics iu the correepoudence of the' Frencii journals ; but it is well that you should ' k n ow how this comes to para. The new ministry, de disdainful than was that of Baron Rioasoll, has ...cured fur itself the goodwill of almost all the French correspondent*, and has given a room in the offices of the ministry itself to M. de la Varenne, in order that he may the more promptly receive the ministerial imitations and comniuni este them to the Petrie, t Pays, and other jour nals. M. de la Venom was most inimical to Baron Rieman, who did not choose to purchase hia coun- As and his laudations, and therefore his letters to France were hostile to Ricasoli in spirit and in detail, and often accused the Baron of Anglomaaia. There is much cumulation in the good result of the military levy in Skil , ordered by the foram Minister of War, Della Rovere, who had Iwo viceroy of that island. Some thousands of the conscripts have already arrived in the north et Italy, sad they all appear brisk and merry, ..pire the army with the best hopes The Bourbons aild ilk. never were able to achieve wash a miracle. It is « tie of the best tokens that the feeling of nationality L.ei spread widely and is already become fruitful and Brialre in Naples has cost the liven of many f our soldaers. Now it is very painful for the Italians to find that in the English parliament our .oldiers are called cruel, whereas on the contrary tbz have displayed prodigious patience. Major Fum who was d epi cted to you as a savage, is a min of the most refined education. He is a major in the Na tional Guard of Ivrea, who, having gone almost by chance into the Neapolitan province', acquired an ritracedinary influence there by the ardour, self denial, and sagacity he displayed in his encounters with the brigands, many of whom be disarmed by Were force of persuasion. He saved many prisoners front the hands of the brigands, and many districts from their incursions, inspiring the inhabitants with courage and organising their means of defence, sd that he received official thanks from the maul cialitiee and ovations from the people. It is pain ful, I repeat, to know that sometimes in your par liament, in the parliament of free and generous Enclan.l, unjust accusations, founded upon errone ous information, are made against the Italian go t, rionent which never had recourse to exceptional 11114 . 14.1.11Va1. To-day the Marchese d'Avella Carac cilo put a question to the President of the Connell relecting the sad condition of the Neapolitan pro vince's canted by the brigandage proceeding from Some. The deputy Petruooelli called point blank for military law, and Signor Rattarsi replied that he believed it possible to purge both the Basilicata &lei the Capitanata of brigandage without proclaim inc military law. He added that the King's govern ment had made known to that of France how ne owary it was to take means to the end that Francis 11. should quit Rome, the focus of reaction, and that the imperial government was convinced of this and would have united its efforts with those of the Italian government but that it would not have been possible in that case to carry on diplomatic negotiations with so much expedition. Signor Rattail's speech was somewhat embarrassed be cause be had nothing substantial to promise. WIATHER ItIPORT.-(TELS DAT.) )1141.11. Ana 111. I La 11. La D. PAL L lIL N. nom an a a w. .I wiz mam a Ml ss aU N W. IN a• a 1. • Duna Lamassui WO 41 U LW. r Iterwin.— sap a W B.W. • Galin tutus ass • a w.s.w. • p-suesium. sam al a J. a as iIibi•LAND., NW a is a.i.a . LITTA•on• . gui a, a am. • losaasessi. ass a a W.N.W. • TM ENA .4 laa p N LW. • TWWWW balm east a as m.w. • - Una USA 0 41 N.N.W. 2 Itauwww- MU 0 as sr. • • lwasms..— Nal a a /LW. I Ir •All 1 Mum rum= Jam .. an asses 11111111iT 31. Itazaa.:-W.11.1/..•&& W., bre es Ono, May. linAmix—W. bill, draft t• • ink. rim rola Csmak— Mem W.N.W. l• LW.. bomb le amp Ma Care—W.l.W. r MILL. Insb So Onimitt i t.lll. so strum New nib. a ii• ww:. soma l I. W., Wm. to gm& LW. be N.W., dreng le Wei 3. to W.. book 11. W. W N.111'.. Wei ICEPLANATIioN. esqesiel see reds.-. 1 to _ . sims= Ns level . aula w Italt, al wad rY. aviskiiii -67 --- m. hit% &mind= : rid sub K 4 .. I, .wNd.R.amine wets Ihrumaimairadfts baerasaa. I.—lkaasal Ihersolauler la .60/Is. IL —3leliamml Nth 'for evaporation and dew pent. It —Dlreetlee at wia4 VW' -two points left of wag we* . —Pima (I I.lll—estistateol (t tor. b. Idae dka ; a, daub wietarbed): f, fag: 1, MI: I. Whining . OWI : ti weans Pala) : maw t. th.,saas. sr vow. se mu. ism rit=is mt. sot *minas. L—amakarbisoe tern. 1 DI, , TIAUCTITE FIWIS.—(THI4 DAY.)—During the • voreral fires occurred in the metropolis. Oise was in to monies hsloninog to Mr. Thomas Ilarpar, an oil, ~ .lour, and Italian warehouseman, No. 125, Tottenham. •.ort-read. The two shopmen were in bed, asleep ; but Mr. • Mrs. Mansur were sitting in the back room ground floor. licionnheriag that there wee some gunpowder on the pee. more, Mr. Harms; at great rink, rushed to the spot and re gored it, god thereby prevented an explosina., He out cot hie wife and the two shop lads out. Ge o rge Payne, nightie • mem at the second floor of the nest haw so fr,ghteneil that be mimed to leave. brought him down the e.cape. The whole of the stock in trade I. the front wan 4.naN and also is the heck warehouse, sod the VW* part of the Marlin, with the furniture, he., were very vriomaly amegedi. Neared is the Alliance elMag FEMITEL AI VI DENT AT A CATTLE Fats,--MALTOW Saturday Nigist.—To-day. after the Pelmena mills fair, thi usual show J entire horses was held in the market, which wag homely crowded, probably 2,000 pares. beteg pelmet. .rge number of entire bones of all classes were oat, nh.n a cry of " A bone loon !" caused • general male, ▪ • - cal permits being knocked down sad Injured is aides , icing to 411101 W from • danger which few could ease, but elia•li gamma ni •souading heavy blows made generally plain enough. Various reports are is circulation. but the met reliable aceettate state that a heavy cart harm, Noble Prises,' wait rem unnisuageable, and, getting sear a bleed bona "Cariboo," kicked the groom no the head. The man fell as if deal. and away sprang his barge among the crowd, but was qguickly recaptured by his owner, 1111 r. !lurid Wray, of Barborough. The scene of hones kicking, :tering, c i f duaioeg. sod men dying and rolling one over 'sorbet devcriptiou. Severs' persons were down. sd mare or ler injured. but. the most serious eases are o.t. struck by the bones, two of which are expected to :urinate fatally. They are-Mr John Hodgene, Moving , , fracture of the skull and other injuries, lifeApepaired ••• Mr. John Roston. jug. Melton. ditto; Mr. John dinned. tittle deeds:, Bis hop Wilton, fearfully rutabaga !k. boot en 1 fere ; and "Jim." the groom of ()tribe*, nnin.rly injured. The tern latter may recover. Mr. Reston es taken horse ; the rest lie at him ie the town. itt:noP.ERISINU To) SPEA 11. —Mr. Pitt WWI nervowi 104• re rising to speak ; hence. perhaps, his recourse to sti gi,!.ints. A surgeon, eminent in ftnelitog, so nn yoan ago told to e that when he wee a ehoplgy in Load" he teed to inn 4 to Mr. Pitt the dose of laudanum and ml-volatile ▪ the great etateemno hAitually took before speaking. Th.• . ..,.elsaum perhaps hurt ha eonstitution more than the ion wine, which be 'track hr the bottle: the wine might L•veseary to sustain the physical spirits lowered by the Ln holuio. Mr. Fox wee persons befo re s p ea ki ng ; en . I lure heard, was Lord Minket. A distinguished member , 4 the Whig party, now co more, arid who was himself Doe ' 4 O , wet sensitive of men and one of the meet attractive orators, told ate that once in the House rd Conmacies he „I rased emir to speak to Mr. (gooier, on none gondol' ' 4 viblie huminma, a little time before the latter delivered "e' •J hi Ewa remarkable gouaches ; and On taking the ianol l(r. Guerin eztealed to him, he exclaimed, " I fog an ill. your heal is so cold and damp." "Is iir .s.vered Oolong, smiling • "so much the letter ; that how •11,1111• I am ; I shall speak well to-a*ht. • — R Lytton, in 81w-brood's Afewazisse for AWL I I '.•n, and pork are now rained in such enormona ,antis in the wagons states of Americo, end the pekes e. low , that the farmers them we terstag their Wes tine h gyre, and sonar making. sail le the oaten el Sea. "tsh aglow age," and other milder. Trek, whirl tr*Ered 21a per est. in MO, sow Mabee led . dd. pee ewt. ink 2,978,920 bushels of wheat, 52,144 • ie nf b a rl e y, sod 1115,D4 basin& of Wass WOO is. r... 1 into laihrwn. M..osuoir Theodor, who for nearly forty years •ih,lsted in the chief towed la this saintly theatrieal re- • Poentations by figures moved by Monists mechanism. del Southampton last week, hie age being swirly eighty Years CLYWAL PALM'S. —11 A- • • CLOWN DAT. 11, 01:11DAT, APRIL 12 Adonsai.4l. on payment, 695; ditto, nem ticket+, 2,406; total, 3,101. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THUI DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Ni. Commissional , Hokepi.) ni ZS SIONAID Cll2Ol 00. The bankrupt was • solkitor, of °rest 00/11104411111111. Iturellaquara. Bs ern to the *art as his ewe pelattee. Debt., gamed sad wreeerek 2,111181.; peed debts owl pre. per held r sesudtp, OIL This Imes the elNierter earni. Baden and diteirege. There wee se appeglin. Br. IL (Wale ereppletwl The Haase a d ittopserel last neftleg he& yet bees maimed, though 11010 f els pet dew as bed del* The heeksept had ghee• WI at sole te hie Whir ; es a prates deed twa bea s t have hewn thus it was wrap * webs Me • Be might pre his ezaaninsties ; the elan of IS be a4stweell seta the estate was nabs& 1111}3illied ter three meths. with blserty to the bankrupt woo wellsr. THE POLICE COURTS. vests DAY.) 110WITTRMIT. now= or 25011. wone or mwatzart. Wahalt Dahl, Jaen Brown, Philip Sidney, Aaa Martin, sad Loewe Martin werebreaght Were Mr. Hairy ()barged with stashes a leather bag 000taiag Jewellery sad ether to the vales or tiards el MX hem Ihe ear/lige wooed Nosh ree ia Martair. George N I live is Smith-skeet, Olorkeawall, and am • pastor. On Ihitarday I was eapged In *Min the I treat of • house, and I sew Sidon come tem Me a side at • carriage, go resod the head of the howth with • Wok leather bog, ainilar to that produced, and pass it to • sera who we. deeding wader the holder I was is. They west away tegethor &we Ileacelevest. Oreerezeolead by the peressit Ifidasy—Thls wan 'boat two or three deka, I think. I haw It wee miter dos or. To Mr. Cowie-Iw, iatorweSsa te the pekoe, with a deporiMies el Okay. I did not use the saw ura dietinetly, as he we sailer ash Homy Diankry—l live at Ns. 6, Monever-eoort. On istawley atteressa, at Moat three Aka, I was standing la the wart sallow the primes= Daley wed Drown running deem the wow{ topther. Daley bad 114 bather bag now =adopomnied saber Ms mat or Jaskol. men semi gbh eleadiag al the owner of the owlet, fee so six of thin. I herd Daley my to them, " Taloa this raw yrr poNliseate The sjii rs fond, mad see wt Mem milk If we get oar Wig ea the streets, we ere 131 pies to get it by thieving." Whoa they head the gide would sot take it, threw it tabs • eelbeekop at the comer, ead Ds l l 2 it there behind the dear. They stood la the wort with their beadela *air rake* NU the little sea (abbey) maw down this Are* sad " When airm Crto the Maas, and Wars took it op sad itmeletres• with it, sad the other two Mopped bo lded • nimbi or era and mid to we, " It ie all right, old fellow." It we Daley esibt Me/. They thee wont away. Brawn—nt tell the India, sir. Mr. Cherie—Toe Ruh wait MI the @Admen le err. . —H Daisye .:fit to Is piddled. I wM beak him to Miami owl tall lies as Ire es yes me write them. Hews sod Ds both alleged that the sitars had varied hie aidemest ism that be had made at the Meeks Maser shish, believer, the wises denied. asegoest Ode—Prom infeemetion I bad received I west DeMereireeL moompreied by OIL At the tee el the beam I lewd= te emit' miter a room with •dipmes Me his I miled bin hi some. veld, " west yes." (His ong sum ie .) H . said, "whet do yes want with me? To. me always doers en mu" I oMd, I waist fee befog pecureed with oases is eteeling • has • carriage in Low ✓ie.' He said, , Yes me doers epee me again, you W me to dale lob" bee yes haws set C s = alghb Si Mom" I Ibis Mudd him emir to =inela y and I west foto the frost mem There I and Maw, (whom real name is Morris), tie We le priemme, aad sevinel eiher wawa Aa sees an I salleral mane Ds* maid, " What do re weed mew Osie? " mid, Mir easeeneed with Mae 'eteliCa two ism • mode. as Saturday afternoon is Lees-were Haig " Yes on ae wresg se over yes wee right ; we sew sew together es ilainrday." Men pee Daley ever fee eendmilein enifeene. mid conveyed aidoey downslides Me Mesa. wise I handed him over to a ceestabbs, at Os as. time leaving lire ennelshies in the ream with iodise• time not to Ices eW ei the wanes. After this, with the mistime el Hsgemit Holmes, I took the two ihmehe pelesdal slid bee ether women to the statism-hew. I this eserebed lives, NM found oe him • todoill••6•11 stuilt, spit If seiseere, mem sewing silk folded Is a peen. lir pager, 141811 artistes me identified by firs. FAIL He else had sem . whisk he tried to swallow—about th. er 76. We boil a matter to prevent him from swal low* it. I aftermude went back to the house, and found seder a bed hi the secood•door hack room a pearl sookises sowl.or.leed, aisamnd also identifies! by Mrs. East. Doclawurth, C 24, accompanied the bet witness, whose evidence be corroborated. Afterwards he istureed to the home with the female searcher, who marelked the wean. Thu searcher handed him some eadialee which she had found cm them, iseluding some 1 1 / 4 491 1 / 4 11 mina. Oa the way to the station, Anne Martin told edema that she had had the small coins (kreutzers) for some time. Afterwards she said she picked them up as the door or the stain, on Saturday night. and gave one to the poisoner , Louisa MazUn. Os the mantelpiece in the (root room witness toned a penknife which he now pro duced. _ . Hannah Great, the female marcher at the Bow-street Police-station—l accompanied Sergeant Dodsworth es be has stated. I searched Louisa Martin, and found on her the small foreign coin I now produce—(a 'mention. She said "Oh, that is my mother's. I have bad it about four months.' to the prisoner. Ann Martin, I found 9e. 2d. in English rummy, a franc, and soother kreutxer. Sergeant Holmes, who also assisted In searching the house, proved that he discovered the bag concealed in a cellar. It contained several toilet articles and other pro , V. Ackrill, of the F division, who also assisted in the search, produced various articles ; amongst which were two gold riots which he had found in the ashes in the top room oc cupied by the female prisoner'. Mrs. Feat identified the bag, gold rings, necklace, wins, and other property produced. In addition to the articles produced, the beg contained a quantity of jewellery to the value of 27,07., which had not yet been recovered. It appears! that Mrs. East bad left the beg in her brougham while entering Mr. Ailelbert's shop in Long Acre. The primmer% got up a pretended row in the street to dis tract the attention of the coachman, while Sidney took the bag from the coash. They were remanded for further examination. !L lii OE lii i,~ by a somber el wows girls. He had bold of the prhossr, mad he gave her late bk custody for Abaft ire= hew his. He haw the primmer to bare besa esavisted. The gamer, who amid the charge, was onsmitted for trial at the ant Haney essidesa. U 06 IS 111. 1 K 111 114 too In too 110 116 128 54 66 110 112 116 116 112 114 104 106 167 106 100 102 01 91 92 96 192 194 76 76 76 78 ITO 106 106 106 117 110 116 118 U 6 118 186 160 116 118 162 114 120 183 TS TV 91 VT **, to pi. I 1 !9a, TATNAOURAZT AND AFFAIR Jaw. Jets Barlow, a very fashionably dreased young man, between 20 end 30 years of age, wearing a large moustache, wee placed at tire bar before Mr. Poynter, charged with bang ia the house, 12, Ooslownquars, Bromptoo, for as unlawful purpose. The case being called on, Mr. Poynter said—Where is the prosecutor? The police replied—There is no on, here to prosecute. Polioe.constable Newbury, 226, was plucod in the wit isess-box as the person who had captured the prisoner. Mr. Poynter—How came he into your custody Policeman—He was given into my custody at the house. Mr. Poynter—la what part of the house did you find hum? Policeman—Under a table. Mr. Poynter—Under a table, where? Policeman—ln the housekeeper's room. Mr. Paynter—Had he been previously disoovered by the inmates of the beam? Policeman—Ye, be bad ; and l was consequently culled. Mr. Painter—At what time was it' Policeman—At 12 last night. Mr. Poynter —Did the prisoner give any account of lim ed( ? Poliemman—No, he did sot. Mr. Poynter Ito the prisoner)—What are you' Prisoner—l am of no occupation. lam a gentlemen by birth, sad a friend of the family where I was found. Mr. i`syster—A friend of the family! Prisoner—Yee ; I know every member of it. Mr. Poynter—Am you related' Prisoner—Not by consanguinity. I know them an. Meter —No person appears against you ; you ens ged. SOUTHWARK. Immo BIGHWAT ROBB= T BT °ZANG! MILS AT LONDON Cat/Prim *Aka, owe of .T;t;nerotas claw of impart's' girl. ozaho infest the entrance to the Railway Termini at Bridge, under the preteuce of selling oranges, was brought before Mr. Burcham charged with steeling be from the penion of John Miller, under the following daring eircuut dames : The prosecutor, groom to Mr. paeans, brewer, Stomp. skeet, Borough , said that on Pnday night abort ten o'clock, be earns up from the country by the South Eutern Rail. I way with his wife, who lived in service at the West-sod. I There heing Do omnibus at the station at the time they w e nt Into Wallie s to partake of refreshments. Witness left his wife there while he went back to the railway to ascertain if an imam was ready, and just as be wee entering the Incline he was surrounded by a Dumber of amp girls, who bonnetted him and pushed him about. He was forting his way through them, when he caught dm prisoner in the act of robbing him of Se. He seized bold of her head, and although he wan roughly handled by her companions be eneessed to detain her until a constable Mlle up, when the Sc. was found io her head. Mr. Burghers sand whirs the wispy was. The promoter replied Met it wee in his oast pocket. As moo he detested tbe prisoner robbing him and was is the set of seising her, one of the ether girls struck him on the right eye, emir elisseiag Na Pia 100.00 04 able 179 M midis' was on duty in Wellington. Meet* whoa be law a mob neer the incline of the railway. He went there, Ned perceived the prosecutor surrounded BHARH 1.1828.-(THI8 DAY.) two Weimar- The railway share market to-day is generally better. An improvement of to per coat, has taken place in nearly all the principal stocks. Lon don and North Western stook is now qq oted 9e. to 94i; Great Western, 73i to 74; Midland 128 f to 129; Lancashire aid Yorkshire, 107} to ; Caledonian, 111 to ; South Zastern, Of to ; and &Meru Ocsintiss, ton to M. This is settling day. Lombardo- Railway shares are quoted 9.16 to 411 - 18 prem. Great Western of Canada are dull, and Great Luxembourg firmer. AMAIN IMAM. NIL I Pal Imams& USSINANY bNAIIIIB AND STOCKS. SeloFM mg limas —.. Os A j A Do. 11 Ip.e.laphlli. Abaft madas hl. Ourt.Pszik, I lid 4 4 II IS Ink 111 IT - - U 44 I* U IS 14 Ift 64 67 ID 17 40 llFders■Uskra. we _ D. 11660111 Imo!++ iiiel • in • Glom Ils 11. Maim di Ikea Soulliallissairid anal I Semmes 0•A AM. MAL iNk. it j 11111peLls paid i.Kausiadr WM& am, Oreili Wakes Da.lllBarilaLgurillY immillos• Tedid4ft larke awn ilimilnrin 10 = I I F . C row il Valk Welk oda in iodise in Ow WI MI in inilaiip•inis .14 0 91 114 0 - - 10$ 10 10 145 111 41 4 UP 11 114 10 llli 144 146 15 711 . 0 .0. sii i Ti: i W IA 121 1 a 45 at est le IN s is ni 43 I li 1 i 9 If N Ifew De. Iliras.lblkaby fit. Ma. On.) Yid Cult In Novara' sad Carla' • NewryeArmfresoist... overy,Wrimp.iblaa IS Marla mo. a a al I" Delft DANA ... Malik Dom DAL • D N. imiorew—ifewlik De. O.N.Ltura Do. Leeds De. Tort Medi Idial.a N I :1 Sli w 101 US Dn. Now iIA NNONIMNSNaNsx Ife N MoNSONNUtaaLAse. • Mit l e I s ,I yog fesli eek loft Wein T • limas Illselgios • of vale Mb NM, 118 118 Si It 1N NA Y a SS ST OS Sal SS 0 ICS ICI. liiiim .... - ......... . De. naiads OIL a IMINEws Wirt Ognaws.ll e us W e~ !~ G~ Niko ti: Ili N N 41 44 4$ 4$ S 4 I* rsysao• lULUIAL Calaloelanßig 111 Cork and Baud= 61p.0l dl Cornwail, 6 pot MU. ✓r lota.gAAbsit.lleak PO AMA AA& et 0.16.64 ▪ 0p00.14..11p.0LL4.1 11l Do. io. ALS 10 Do. Sow op. N. 46- 10 Ombra 0014% 64. ot. 111 Saadi 44 le Ma. p.o. 10 Droollfafthin‘ p. N DoharodollOp.46.ps. N Do. 44 pot oftl. 110 D0.6p.e.00L046 W 04 K. Sasebo& lat a hN 4 GL Wod..ollorkotilNde N Do. roam. dep. am N Do. robes. ow 14 Do. litodowth 6p. p. N LoosootrodowsTry OD Do. 1400 Gowned' N Do. Itais. rift Sao. 00 Do.ChooLohao Stook ▪ Do.Clhosisr44ll4 o 0 Do. do. do. ep.o. 00 Lamb YorkalL {p.a.& N Tas.l6ol.L.Sp.oGoo. 04 110. 00 D0.1p.0. CI Do. 0 p.a. do. .... ▪ Do. To. do. a do. N Do. p 11) Do. 9.4F0 do.. OD Do. pa _Ol4 . • Do.llp.a.do. W Do. i lt aN. dim. dot. SW N Loo.OLiimorodDolos ▪ 1.110 MI LAO. W.7p.0.8t. ▪ Landoudrry.t N Kan./148LO tbkollp. 44 N Do. it N Da poi coo 6 Doatrila r riable • 46. MUM De. Ches. Dr Ilp.e. Do. dep.ot. Fred Moos Da let 41 Mahn 4 p.r. Norlslke p. ul Is. Mad Werth Don &f wow De. Now U. pp d bo.iharder limos gee Jt.pa.—Cau.tp I D 4D. Do. bomb p.ol. No. 1 tax York. H. di Loofa North leatradirdre deptilatOsal Derr lest Do.aeor. Do. I p.cd. Prot Mal S. Devon nod p. Lisa. timed. is PAC Do. 46 por coed Do. Axed 61 par rasa S. Iroise gua. 4 p. oral. Do. per coot IS. Yorkshire 6 p. ow a. etook.iDerUngtatlWa Do. do. De. do. 0116‘a Warw.& Ciliesagd I I Jiug—Oxf.layp p.o. e. do. tad do. Do. Beep. 6 p.a. het. Do.do.porp. dp.olpret. 118 140 In 104 44, MI 110 111 108 UO 1 1j v.. i i db , 11 ", Lim' 1115 IN VII Ue Sl Itsi 101 1011 85 87 'l4 11 In St 12 St fit 46 111 127 120 126 101 104 125 n 1 FORMAN RAILWAYS. Awe.. Aaiwwp• 11104,.e Aflame, enismosi; : Oirtowou MN • Ma D Nimbi Rubes' I Isom gm I. p. 6 at 0.666•161 Mom liawaft. Owl It [balm Joullia las Onftere * Sas. tam Touirmit Ipar art Sawa .. MIMS 6268666 1 Z a r y Ilinropm WWI mi 046,066•67626.6606 pl66lll uma& as•Oilura. 16$11. /Maw fe.e. sollftse . • No. tu x Tr o- Y . 1= 4 7 I Wed tIMIIIM Od Iwielis el kiwis .. li 71 I 4 Pai 11 .... 4 41k 1 poi 1 i ... .... 13 Le ill - 0= W .. li ii I-1 12 U u+ 5 ~~-< P EVFYING, APRIL 14, 1862. mama 701111111110111. ~~ IIp.:. MONEY MARKET-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLocx. • The stock markets to-day are generally stronger. The funds have risen f pee vent., and all the prin. cipal railways, 4to f per cent. This is settling day I in shares and foreign stocks. The scrip of the new Turkish Loan is firm ale to 21 prem., and that of the Egyptian Loan litsto j to 1f prem. ls are officially marked 94, 934, and 4 ; for money, and 94 for the account. The present , quotations are 931 to 94 for cash, and 96 to I for the Bth of May. The official business report is as follows :—Thres per Cents. Reduced, 924 ; New Three per Cents., 921, ; India Stock, 227 f, 2284, 227 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, j ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100 f ; ditto 1864 or 1866, 1001 ; Five per Cent. " enfiseed " rupee poles, 1034 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1064, 4 ; Exchequer Bills, 18s, prem. Turkish stocks have improved about 4 per cent, the lost of 1854 being now quoted 804 to 84 ex div. ; and that of 1858, 704 to 71. Mexican and Italian Five per Cents. are steady, and Vene zuela dulL Last week's rise in the Spanish Certificates is not fully supported. Sales are re corded as follows :—ltalian Five per Cents., 061, (exchange, 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 331, 331 ; ditto for account, 331 ; Moorish Scrip, 914; New Grandly ex overdue Coupons and Hectares, 101; ditto Two per Cants, 251 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1956, 1857, 1859, and 1860, 454 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per nog ditto Three . 1859, Cents., 921; _ per Cents., J, 821, 82 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for ac count, 154 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Dente., 434 ; ditto for account, ; ditto Passive, 191 ; the Committee's Certificates, 8, I, 8 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1851, for account, 81; ditto Six per Omni., 1858, 70}, ; ditto for account, 7oi, 71; Venezuela Three per Ceuta., 23. The Metropolitan mad Provincial Bank opened business to-day in Cornhill, being the first Joint Stook Bank which has commenced business under the Limited Liability Act in Loudon. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's shram, the Three per Oent. Barites were quoted 70tr. 10c., showing no change. Fova o'Ciocz. Consols ars without change, at 94 to 94 for money, and 94 to for the account. The new Egyptian Loan was remarkably well supported throughout last week, in face of the realisations which must always attend the allotment of so large a loan, the fact being that the supply thrown on the market by speculative allottees, desirous only of netting a premium, has been taken off by investors. Numerous bond fide pnrchassa continuo to be made every day, and many of them 'are on provincial account. Theis will evidently, from the numerous inquiries made, be a large demand to pay np the bonds in full on the 30th. It is satisfactory to learn that arrangements have been made for having at least 3,000,0001. of the loan in Bonds of 1001. each—the denomination especially suited to small investors. Many persons will be willing to take a moderate amount of Turkish stock who would be indisposed to embark largely in it. The defiteeeoy in the number of Bonds of 1001. each has always operated against the loan of 1858. In conseqlenoe the " small!' bonds have generally iy:mimanded 2 or 3 per vent. more in the market than the larger. The Alfred has arrived from Port Phillip with 10;5001.. in gold. The annual meeting of the proprietors of the Agra and United Service Bank took place on Saturday. The divisible surplus, including the unappropriated balance of the preceding year, was announced to be 130,4301., out of which a dividend has been declared at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum, with a bonus of 11. per share, being together equal to 12 per cent., free of income tax. There then remains a surplus of 10,4301. to be carried forward to profit and loss account of the current year. The general' manager, Mr. Mackintosh Balfour, has returned to this country, having completed the inspection of I l every branch of the bank, both in India and China, to the entire satisfaction of the directors, and re ports the whole to be in a sound condition. The report was unanimously adopted. A special meriting of the Brighton Railway Com pony is called for the 29th inst, toapprove delvers! bills now Wore parliament. A petition for the winding up of the London and Provincial Discount Company (Limited) is expected to be heard in the Bankruptcy Court on the 3rd of May. A meeting of the creditors of the Herald Life Assurance Society is called by the Master of the Rolls for Wednesday next. The half-yearly interest is announced on the shame of the Riga and Dunaburg Rail way Company. The manner in which the proceeds of the new Turkish Loan are to be applied is described as follows in the Money Market.Revicie: Oa, or two points of great importable im emmexiee with the Turkish loan, and with the proposed ras{wisatisa of the Turkish banner, an evidently very tm r stood. Recent dimension in parliament ahem that oar legWatere ere red too well informed ea the yoked. It is objected that the proresde of the Terkhe Ina et 8,000,0001., at 68 par sank, webfoot to the &denies of eosaminisee, will be quite inadequate in =oast to redeem the Heiman and the floating debts of the state, sad it is thence inferred that the work of re-orpniestioe cannot possibly be com pleted, that the preeminent will be only partitßy relieved from its difficulties, and that it will re appear as i borrower in the Western money markets at erne early moportunity. Those who argue thus have not examined closed the well considered plans for the restoration of the Turkish lizanoes, of which the new loan forms only a part. It may be useful to explain that the Kelvin , * are to be redeemed oa the principle of giving the holders 26 per cent of the amount In specie, and of fending the rest in a home so cerement intereethearing stock, to be created for the purpose. It is an important tenure of the scheme that the whole of the Kaimes and all the floating debts et the lovernment, are to be paid at par. The ie simply whet mime demands, and justice will be meted out to the Was. The fact that many of these claims have stood at an enormous depreciation In the Constantinople mosey market readers it certain that large sums will be netted by the speculators in such commodities, but this is a very minor consideration. The grand object of the government and of its financial advisers is to liquidate or fund the whole of then engagements, the floating and uncertain nature of which has caused them to stand permanently at • point in the market seriously detrimental to its credit. By this mean the dead weight on the Turkish finances will be effectually removed ; the credit of the empire will be raised; and a great check will be given to those violent fillettagollll in the exchan which, more than anything eh*, have tended to imped e the foreign trade of Turkey. With regard to the general condition of trade, and the prospects of consumption, the circular of Messrs. Joseph Travers end Sous remarks as under: - - Although greet clubman has pervaded the country der leg the past few weeks, and the periodical returns of rail way traffic continue to present very unsatisfactory *cask it is impossible not to recognise that we are passing ll= the height of the cotton difficulty with a degree of mess beyood anything that could hero been originally hoped. In the general mote of the term, there is no " starvation" is Lancashire, or elsewhere, and the Baud of Trade retinas show that the only effect thus far produced on the coosump tion et imported articles his been, not to dimioish the erffl airy amount, bat simply to check the buoyant increase A mend in the prosperity of previous years. The time fee piloNag cotton in the Confederate States basis' now pissed it is certain that, whatever may be the turn of eyelike, but little ma be kid trim that country for the out year or two, cad this coaviction is producing a good effect, Ant, by giving stability to current prices in Liverpool and Kan- Anger, and eurambig manufeetumrs to feel cooldeace in working up rook other sapphire as are available • secondly, by stimulating a resort to those cheap substitute; which are said to be far morn miner os than the public suppose, but which will not be fairly triad and adopted by ramagae turas except tinder the prewar* at amenity ; and, thirdly, by causing all parties to resolve upon every meant of tuning East India cotton trate beet account, with a view et its permanently supplanting that of America. Within the last few weeks, it is aid, the orders sent to Bombay have been of larger and bolder character that at any 10 iii FAL Juast k we. laK all °WNW I lsaaaa 111 Cap•Malleakap.awa la Ogles, %Ire NW IN Ewan W llailailia I De. O. Utaaalan DO WWI Tama al Do. Cps . ear= eret.4= . Elms& I Far 4. Or. de. MP. Illot lot a Do. Now DIAL at I t t e dtti s t e z it.Wasi _ Noy te . .K_..4,1 Italrba 4.4 atear. Maria. I I = 1 Dade pee* il Da 4 per amt. 114. .. Isl a t i =4l I X. lit= ohm • I Ds. tad Ea I Da ea. Bee. Itis. I Da Da 14•4 ah .... _ ~ _i ft. Oommerstal Di Do. 6 p.A.Ptd. Kt .1, U. ZIA mad Wa5616666 Al Lairka U. ICallielas . U. ilsautas . It b2""D..K.:- SILTIIIII 41221014 Dm Clos.= ) ilest Brut art Wafts Kea Oirs Ins 11. Wis. Moat (Tuba) Grudger i(le. Aram Great Math tans O. WlLyst aMeO i gnp aiwo 4 . vlll : 7 oo l 1r liert Ady Marko Vary llLarpret Illy WWI Ilwyndy Ina Ore Mini Lam .... . S. Imam MA& S. WY. Band /WM WIWI .. Pet Omi. (It I= 4 Prevt&som (17. astlnapOca. lila Oa & °maim tat COM& . & an Spa (111 gay. S. W. Stamm (OINK) Lai 1 4 ./ a A • d '—' l I a 0 . Vale se lOnnme.) Wu' YIN W. Omegans ( West Ides Wt. kart Wk. Ba Wk. ILI (017 . 4 4ama lakmm . W. ling Teisirrsr Ueda.) /MIR STOCK. MA NNA'lairs •Ad U. ire. boa bask el = Usk of ligli!k IL 4" 0 1, ••• 6717.1 . 16 — irimi1;;,1 ilaesitra. aial alas . tetra. Masa at LOU. Loa. sad abr. id Ors& M ai 1 L ia. 421 1: 44 41 Losdoi — wmmg D s. J 2 : — —I: Lawton olk Sis*li Atelle Load Welsaieber Metro. It Prin. Wary I. /Wm al a rni Ifigr7 .ft w.,... bask tairpsem al laird robs of Ladish§ .. Visa et Limbs .... Valby )4111.111.1114 I*l — r — es** AL MARI F ___ A1imainT71.71.7.7. AsoWafts Uriml..... loft Wallerearke. . . , Ilett II rem 144. in .1 De. B I rgt & 1111 lia D0..4) Chas& leAbd _ _ _ 1•0011muit Paha MrPseireaas Da. • pl 4. hip bib_ hodiaamme,*mrs_ L ...z....602,itt...:: Lb Gai. 'WM If&v~11~~ Y . I area Sidp ( I De. In lar as& Pni: I La. Dkala Tel (L.). 4 I OM (Mailbag M. 10 Makes Into. a 10 Yalllaa . as. 'Maas.) a troaral Masa la.. 10 Nat salibCoatalrou t l4 I* allialma WA 11 Da II p. 0., le. 411 . 410. N X. tram a 1.11•34. LL I N. WA 1 lies •• Ire Sham • C • I•adaaolOolsa. 111.411 IT. 17n — Lt.. • lad. TaL 6.41 Ri trVj ru. Lo delta. City 10t.(L.) Awls& Mad *was amt. Issoots Astindloa Lsod aorip Do. do. lioddlia•i De. do. ro'sorsott to logo (L ) 14 Aset(L)l.l .2 . Lo.oo.U.Cookto Qt. Kingdom Tel go. Moo Dlatiora's Load.— 6 • lal pia 4 vi 1 via %Au. InZIOZAL BEAM MAJIMITS. ,12.-11siss big s—Lneseitrirs and York i—Losdos and Nor= Wakes, 111f—Iseadon and es. 014-12alble an/ Inks Karon. 01-0 . Ars=l2.—Thetramodons In fhb market to-day tseladod --Strube's= Wipes Clompany's Preference shares, at Os. M. preaa—Glieesstar Wmps!dlempsay's shares, at 31 Prem. —Stnanneara Casa shires layma." at 94—London and North Western Stock. at 93—endnena and Derby Stock, at seUen "—and buyers of Cbustry and Nuneaton Stock, at 15. marceirrim, AP= 2, 12.—The market has been very Sat, sad prices rather leusr:—Greet Western of Curds, W 1616 1-I=s seshlre sad Yorkehtre, 101-111dland, 120—Thames and Massy SIAM Insurance, 1 1, 11 1..; District Bank, 174 p.—firset Walters, per Mal 1 93 = 4 11-111 p. Liars, Aram 12:— d, aft—Mleand, ill MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoat. The mining market is active to-day, with a good amount of businesa East Cern Brea shares are quoted 381 to 37 ; Marks Valley, 91 to 10/ ; Wheal Seton, 133 to 135 ; Tincroft, 10 to ; South Oara don, 325 to 330 ; and East Cern Brea, 13 to f. The settlement partly engages attention. In the Stock Exchange East Caradon shares have been dealt in at 37 ez div. ; Tinoroft, at 10 ea div. ; and Wheal Ederatel ? at In colonial mining shares there is no change. United Mexican and St. John del Rey are more inquired for. A petition for the winding up of the South Lady Bertha Copper Mining Company is expected to be beard before Vice-Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood on , th e 25th inst. I West Ross Down Mine, on the 10th inst., made a call of par okra East Camden Mae, on the 10th lt.. declared a div al 10a. pigskin (400111.),, heaving 2,7 a5 601. Os. ti cl. to the id me end at mount. _ . . Tieiale of Towey Wes aosowita, presented at the wast isi co the 10th init., showed *debit balawe of INK L. 94.. IS 10 110 Me - 3 - 4 i . , . , Si S II be i 1A iii aft 1 1 1 u n . . is is M a 39 41 st i n a 1111 1911 ss It SS T T 4 t i a In 101 i ;il.l n t -1:1 t at.' IN 2111 Si N N II ; ia. re , U MS US 011. M is 3 mio , rb -i f 4 1 ,4 U 8 it +! Si 10v IS SI 4 A 11 IR Si is ii 1 lit i p i II it le is ~ ti if 11 • tt plass. SS W N SS • IS SS "Si 1,6 IN Int U SI N Wri 40* lii 1$ 114 . Ilk lllOhge I di Id K. 4'l fib i. af 11 .1 ide 21 11. 45h ale tt St - - IS IS a is 4 IS U 4 VP Of 1 ii us lie le li Se .81 al 1114 101 110 Ob WI 101 41 r de 1 lb 4 1 10 I= 19 le t 1 It 11 T U 67 97 1. If g 19 14 17 19 di di 4"11 1 Ht 149 Ille il - 571 t 441141 ant: on 44 finn me ... let in oi" _ aft. 6 ••••,•• w•M-•• WAD ♦N 106 ENO' NMI 16 . AIN NMI gail MOOD SABO 110140 SAINI *lOl *lOO tate l" WIN WAD itsa "000 ikauo %P M , 10,000 WOO 100,000 10.000 000,000 "100 l 11.8011 1111.1110 g &Pk iit:4N: 1 w 7:. ii South V in I - lik I Ude T - Ulf 31 1011 IS 111 - _ ••• 10. •••I • .• 1. -, .. ... IMI 11 $7 :1 - ea 41.114 111. K 14s. 1.14.11. is. I &tr. I;Ii i Lk. M. • • LU. 10 id 1 1 - ,ii- w 4 al 1 ail au 0110 a .1. a' a W W , 0.1 primions time, and, as the testimony from India le almost ensielmens that tie qu ition impOy is simply a question el palm time le every round to bilim that fres that eed aliumbare, the satin& will be fully sulhiens le mom* OrMil experisonag any greater elegnation tam Y ee ide. end to imam wa n t aa return to a normal slab& ef the rant of life in the towel wale el the wswatry is attributable to the actancedinery et wig weather, and lids catilles as to lame as period shortly Meeswhile, the prospects al =tore are prouoruiced . by good authorities to be in the degree favourable. Ilion would seem, risme. 31T il i; to to so rewire for deepomlesoy, or for doubling means of oar population desk the r em- of the year will prom adequate for them to fjOy, at 10.04 Heir wail amount of those *Aides of imported protium which have now become essential to their osadert. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 2111th inst. for the supply of a very large quantity of materials for seatneu's clothing. UMW Evmsnia. • Clonsots, which closed ymterday at 931 to 94 for the Bth of May, opened thn morning at 934 to .1, and dosed at 934 to 94. For money the last price was 934 to 4. The of vial business report is as follows Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 83 4, 94 ; ditto for account (May 9), 91; Beak Stock, 237, 2384 ; Three per Cents. Reclaimed, 924, 4 ; New Ciao per Cents., 924, ; Thirty Years inani • 1886, 154 ; India Stock, 229 ; ditto Five per nt stock, 1084,1, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 1004 ditto Bonds, 30e. prem. ; Four per Cent. " enfa" paper, 92 ; ditto FiVe-and-a-Balf per Cent, T India Five per Cent. stock was steady at 1084 to 4. There were some purchases of India Bonds at 301. prem. exchequer Bills remain quoted 18s. to 21s. prem. Mexican Bonds still show a drooping tendency. The closing price to-day was 324 to 34, being lower. The Spanish Certificates continue in re quest, and have risen to 84 to 4. The Turkish Loan of 1854 was last quoted 804 to 81 ex div. ; that of 1858, 704 to 71; Yenesuiels. Bonds, 23 to 4 ; and Italian Five per Cents., 664 to 4.. = There was no alteration of pottiness in the market for tank, land, AMIN or miscellaneous shares. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RK-LANM -glue DAY.) The weather sines our last report he. bees dry and very Sus, but exceedingly cold. The wind to-day is from the N.M. Tb. supply of the past week of English wheat, per ship sad mil, wee atemgy limited. Flour moderate. . lams, and peas small ; tares and seeds very coot= melt sad oats liberal. Boot& sad lash oats a mail supply. The tondos al wheat have booms* nig _ocatrsol 4 d. one had remainder Bola°. Near -Only a few Marais of rather more lamed -Danish, Bwoolioly Prtuaisa, sad Nediterreasen. Oct. sa Meowed tusality this web, but not egad to the oon stunption-Daabis. Swedish, and Dutch. Two careen of beam, lieditsmessan ; but very few seeded any deacnpuon. To-cloy the obeMtkia of the Eaglith wheat is improved, sad prime obtained are rather over thaw of We day week. The trade in forage wheat to-day is more active tin"' for seam time peat, and in most matinees Is. pm or. mom mew abatis's& Flom la better regatta, also rather dearer. Barley ten be noted about ls. higher. OaM a good trade doing at last Monday's rates for all use ful eons ' Beans sad peas quite as dear. Tarty dull. Pods.-Clover seed, trefoil, canary, and mustard seed slew. Liaised sad irepessed firm. FLOAT= Crationa -Tea& steady sad value equal to Mom* latd. Wrist Bibb: Essex sad Neat, white, sew, Me. to dna; ditto, Ise old, -a. to -s.; ditto, rod, new, 51s, to Ma: ' ditto, ins std, -s. to -e. ; Nerfdl4 ie., lee old, --a. to -a.; ted, new, --a to -a Persian : las. to Itk.; bet MA to Ms.; extra, 854. to 675.; 57e. to 1118 s.,• ditto, axles, 644. Mesa; Resta*, . to 63a; liseldeabmg. 11111. to 811. ,• Uellistmerk ditto, -a • Amorims whits, 595. to Ma; ditto, red, Ms. lie Pk; Omer dies, Ma te STe. liaarB2.--Malish 37.. to Ms. ~ fine, 41s. ; 'visaing, 2114. to 31a; sad Sib. to 34e. per qr. ; Direign - iplad4:' ,,6oa 7s. fle 318.; Mlle 31s. to 13i. MALT.- Ewa sad Norfolk, 594. to 635. ; las, Ma. to 67a ; sad Ware, 654. to 695; brows. 50s. to Ma. Owra -Baglith feed, 10s. Od. to 235. Oil. ; potato, 24e. to 28s. ; f, 21a. to 254. ' Buss - 2.nio Usk. 335. to 345. ; harrow, 374. to 381. ; 991 0011 . 37.. ; 575. Se to 3 8 5. Maaseaa k a :an . to 31.. ; tick, ' Mto s. 36t. na ; 3 l'l. to 324 . P2A.S. -Koala& 384. to 39e.; w a nd blue, 38.. to 41s. ; maple, -a. to -a.; grey, 34.. to 36..; hag, 36.. M 385. ; foreign, 345. to 375. PLOI7IL-Engthh town,4Bs. to 49a.; ditto Ise, 49.. . to 556.; eseatry, 44e. to 455. ; Norfolk sad %Pea, 38e. 'to 405.; low* -o. be -s. pr mak • U.S. sweet, 28s to Sts.; Oseadtaa. 28i. so 31s. ; likaalsk. ase -s. !mass Ootta.-White, as 345. ; yellow, 93.. to no. !wawa Maw's, .11 0. P. sad L -Whilst : Bara taria and garisnopk, per 49NIta., 455. to 504. ; Mirka, 455. MAIL ,• Palish Odom, par 4110114., red, 42.. to 445. ; white. ' - ; Danube sad Cialmia, Oa to 475. ; 84s. to 37e. Barley: litYptiott pad 13,yrian, pea l = Ma to 235. ; Odom sad Dam* do., Ms. to 241. Beans t ligyptisa, pm 4801ba,31a to 3111. Males : Odom and Ge/ats. per 4912ba, 31e. Od. to M. , _'• DIM and Budgariae, pm 4801 be., 31s. Od. to 324. ; Preash, do., -a. to -a. ; Anaarken, do., 294. to 311:. ; flarplise, -a. be -a ' lienas.-Osaary seed, per tr. Os. to 50s. ; Hemp. seed, per qr.,Ms. to 504. ; Nuiterd seed, par bushel, whito, 6s. to 94. ; brown. 7s. to 10a ; Liored, Per 4 1r. erushigg, 694. to Mc ; Liaised sakes, ,Eh, per ton; ' 111. Os. to 122 Oa. ; Americas, this. in bib per ton. W. O.M 121. 10s.; do., in lage,lll. Os. to 118. 10s.; Bailie, ' 01. to CIL Os.: Narseillee, 101. to 118. 10s.: Rape cakes, fle. Oat 7t. ; Tares, per bushel, whiter, 84. to 94. Od. ; Rope r seed, &Wish, per qr., 64.. to 7/4. 1 szarrAis INTO Losoos flog APRIL 7To Arrat Is. 1 Wheal Sails;. , IML Osis. 'Sims Per Flow. 4114Mwtsa era qrs. gra qrs. I ops. prod bee . Adm. =ls .. set Me MO 16157 POO fast BB7 el i .. 10113 Mak .. • IS 7 eoo . .. , Yerstsi . .. MS IMS .... 27154 ; ISOSail so szroom-W1.90, ilt qrs. : Moat 160 ; Sow, 100 cwt. --- MINCING LANA-(Ting DAY.) suo,a.-Thoweln. bees move bigotry, but at mostly low prices. 6,000 bags of low brown Siam sold at ',Mo. t• ' Ms. Bd. for export. Banal it Inn at full prioes. Coma-At extreme prior business has bees tramp maid in PLustatioe Ceylon ; she 500 bags Malabo:, st 745. to 755. 1 rm.-There is a fair demand at previous price.. SALTIMML-500 bags Bengal bold on the spot, refraction 31 to 91 at 395., also 7110 b.gs for arrival at 38.. 6d. The public tales advertised for to-morrow markt of 520 hhds. West India, 670 blids. of Porto Rico, and :3,300 bags of East India auger ; 900 casks, 4,800 bags, 44 bale., and 780 half-bales of oodles. - TALLOW MAKKET.-THIS DAY.) . .. The market le Merely. Priem are quoted u followe : PeterebegY.O.. on the spot, 48e. ; April to June, 45.1. 9d. to 413 e. • July to September, 46.. dd. to 465, 9d. ; October to DueMbar, 48a. 3d. to 48e. Id. PARTICULLSB Or TALLOW. 1880. _ Deli Root on band this der.... Melt Mel 881 Ditto from lit Jose Mlle Arrival lest week Ditto frees let Awe MTH Mae CC. par owl till any Ditto Town lest hider GAL 61 I 39,166 ioo " 2,0 , 11 70,8 . 36 j 109.418 506 921 . 114,550 01,871 I. 01. 666. Od. 60• ed. ; 410. dd. Arrivals toe tie west mother Apr it lase peer, ne casks aM delivery LIM seas. TM arrivals test week easprieed rat casks et. Petersherg, and 111 redo other place—total, 921 ~..a9k9. sismopoLiTmi CATTLE MARKET. (718 . DAY.) __ There are a few more beasts than on Meaday last, but there is a demand for them. Prices on the average are at* much altered. The favourable weather canoes a mare arrive trade. The another of sheep is about the same as ea Mueday last. The choicest descriptions are rather dearest, hut trade is gererally dull. Good lambs and calves ere readily disposed of. From Oerraany and Holland there are 2,210 sheep and 134 calves ; Spaln,l6 beasts ; Scotland, 300; Ireland, 150 ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,940 ; and 60 from the Western counties, Dar done et am 4.4. 4.d. Pet None of Vbs. ti d. ad. Doi 0441 a. Ssavdds. 4 4 4 6 18687.6 re lit-1144 66 4 4 Doi liort-herni 4 $ 4 • Dot liawaroola 0 4 6•8•168 qui book 84 4 0 Do. do. Shorn . 4 4 8 011441/ 4 4 6 4 Do. do. Shorn .... 3 d 0 .11441D6tiDffithrod4 4 611 Lambe ... 8 Mails 66 sisrlast, 8,7001 atop bad Lomb% 28,870 °ahem, 51: rim ael. BOROUGH HOP MARBIT.—(THIS DAY.) Mom. Pohlad= sod Smith ',port n dimly coosusip kive doomod for both Zogifob sod foreign bops of Nat year's growth at firm Mot. More to • good domed for old oldt. COAL MARKET.--(TERB DAY.) Ws/ls End Heiton. 17s. 6cl; Walls Bed Haswell, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Sweatt% 17s. ; Wags End Math Hatton. 17s. ed. ; Walls End South Baas, Mk. 6.1. ; Walls Bed H ou k H a ll, Ila. ; Walls End Camp, 16s. ed.; Walls Kea ass Ma* Ma 9d. ; Walla Zed Trisedres Thorsky, 14s. 6d. ; Wells Lid Hatton Lyon. 141. ; Walls ftd Pramwellgata. ; Holywell, 15s, 6d. ; Wvlain, 15s. 6d. ; Tanfteld Moor Bates, 1 Ad ; Bebside Hartley, 16a. 3d. ; Hastings Hartley, lit. 3d.- 79 ships at market. 1 A 1 A j di 0 all as ' W W In Til I Is 0 ii s. E i It II( iz pii ISt. u ~. ;~ 1. - .... ilk