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

LAW INTELUGENCIL (TSUI DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (man Sir. Committal:or Frs.) r or Disaarrisa CUINTOIIB WOKE A DEM ito trader in this ease was • tiessesd viensaller, d Mass. ant 14,1%min-street. As adjedketion in beak • .i.ta hid ill . 1)02 made and annulled - the petition being die , - a the ground that the trailer had filed a dead the Itr...nd section of the ewe act. St. I:ogler now proposed to examine the witnense, is to teat the validity of tbe deed. Mr W. T. Moott objected on the ground that creation oh h..-1 not executed a deed had no right to bring the per t, to the deed here and examine them. It. lra contended that. aa it was sought by the deed ...1.1e.1 %roan. Nicholson, for whom he appeared, they Lela sight to knew the contents of the dee4 which use • f.o.b registered in the ofhes below, end taken away , not filed then. The Cemeimoser- Iv out tlo. deed copied in the oaks 1.1...? Mr. lieglay—Not M all. Fl.. I;Eetrar- -As alatrect of it a bled. Mr. Not as abstract is the proper ems ti the wen isbetesek so stied, does net Aim lho some el creellsos eassistiog ths deed, ths assent of their debts. or the aresost sl meta. Is short, there b me Immo al ....ertaistast mltstlesr tho and is bled* or sot. Ws UMW loft propose to malaise ths debtor. Mr. MEM- -Them is so mob power soder this ad. The Comodmiossr —Frost what I is. of the prmliose of Mc set Mr. Bag* is wattled to mass Mood( with s swy tog emsaissties. (Laughter.) ]lr. tiositossismiled that auditors who met so partite to Me deed mod& sot Moeda*, sad cited two or three mot whom this had bees held by ether commimiosers. lir. I mamma Is this cam the trailer is Mil M perm Ms et the property. Her an the home, carryisg as Ihs Maisem. The Vemmetasimor— Is the aMesee of proof ,to tbe es terry 1 shall as... that pomeimou was given to the trusties nessokbeiely Oa the ea.,:utioo of the Ikeda NT. Begley end that astem savory were permitted se to tk ciremoildocee of the deed The Comeimieser— I think you are 'stetted to treadlee the. temiso to the deoL Mr. Meet* pristested,egaibet the jurisdiction of the court tM haskrapitry Minas bees assailed. Hia Hemosi Add ths esamisatios might be takes, mil the THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKEN WELL. CM AIDA OV /X.ese , /e. aged I% a laboarrr. residing is 6, t Wee .place. Little l'oram• street, wee charged betoref*r. My ecourt with committing a rape oe the perm* of Nary I eels, and violently assaulting pobcsecoostable elark, Ir. t. in the execution of Ms duty. Mr. H. Allem, proweutuig atm of the Associate Institu te, Inc Improving and Enforcing the limb/ the Protection .A Women, attended to watch the 0n... The fade of this owe were of a peculiar nature. The rooplauseat was before she pro evidence, charged with ing dreek and iecepable. It appeared that this morning t weep the boars of 3 nod 4 she was in Southampton row drunk sad Weep. Tle prisoner, who wee smog with three other mea n took Me us his shoulder and carried her to Abley.plete, • aiehaos of nearly a mile. He then took her into the mop of • hauses sot there committed the offerer willb - whieb he was charged, being caught in the set by the esestabis and • femsle who followed the pri suers, sad gave information to the police. When the primmer wan takes into custody he was very +r drat, and fought the constable in the most desperate 1iT415111. Ile baked the constable about the legs and estieweend Ise rupture him. He also struck him, and bit piece est se lie hand. The prisoner isdescribe d na one of the mast iiseperate fellows that prowl about the neigh borhood, sod Us been in custody on several oocasioos for riotous easiest and memult. . . The esissmar mid he diiatot trudi to mein any defame% test tic might my Uri he should not hare struck the mestehie had he sal MI shuck him al r. D'llynseurt fully committed the prisoner to Newpte trial LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE giCTIMC TILMOWIL) CI:4 )N.TON PARK MEETING.-(THIS DAY. BELVOIR CASTLE STAKES. Om mile. °wooed, Caracole, I by Longbow, Camberwell, Staple trek, Wage-hare, Harlequin, and Brighton are here. THE CITP. Two miles. Ramses, Corituarum, Perma, and Lemlies Article me Wire. GRANBV HANDICAP. About me mile and halt. Priem Imperial, Jaciatha, Cosuudnktu, Perguu, sadVird is linek in bon. WALTHAM PLATE. Three-quartered a mile. Pergua, Telegraph, Wee= m Red, lacitatue, aed 1 tills ue here. Cltf/XTON HATE. the mile. 111..dAtim, Wild Duck, and Lopeatcher are here. Alt 111 ED. -0011111MIKIIT. SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON THE owl, IJOATMERN RAILWAY. On Wednesday morning Wit, the down mail train from Leadea to the eorth, due at Boston at 2.51 is. ..d the rails mar Algarkirk staticer, shout six miles frem Kato& At the time of the occurrence, the trait wee rune* at its usual speed. Immediately the driver sad guard felt the engirt had left the metals and was up throu,Th the soft mad oe which the sleeperstra thee put ors the Meets, sad prepsrel to 'amp os to the i,miund. Before, however, they cook' do this the isegine ran off the railway track, down a slight embankment, sad W.I. brought to a sodden stop, having buried itaelf ia the soft ground adjoining the dyke which separates the railway from the soljorair4hold.. The maim-driver and fireman were thrown late the wile; sod escaped with a ducking ; the guard, whose van was striahed to stoma, was thrown i.e., the dyke and a hedge, sod alighted in a grass-Geld on hit sale. which waii severely bruised, but for Innately escaped witho u t broken been. A young gentleman Clark 14 I:h:thy Gnme, mar Grimsby, was sleepiug in a Ina. clam uoupe, in front of the mail guard's departinent, at the time of the accident, and he was ailed through the window, the ease of which tore the skin from his scalp, inflieting • fearful wound. A medical (miasmas in the ..sue compertnient also received a were scalp wound from the sum. cause. The other pessimism escaped with a few bruewa, although nee of them, /dr. Lewis, ilnuarist, limb., bad a narrow emspe, hi &die being tore to Manila. It was wonderful that more injuries were not mile ter!, in all the carnage, were overturned, auil the 1,,,,,r/r• ran hroken to poxes ; perhaps thin may be partially 4ariug to the fat that the train ran lOU yards after it left the rat. before it was brought to a eteadatill. This would, uo doubt, tend to deaden the oommemon. raw 4K II %LE yr.. —A carriage accident of a tern serious asters (say. the Dellis I ,st,ui Mutt) took pleee on Tuesday at the Daigle. Lady Lon Grattem heing desirous of viewing the new nod formed on the eastern side of this pictermlue ravine by Lord Ilona et costly. proceeded to drive through It in a palmtop, drove U • • s& hiss'. and driven by a careful sermet, Greco. Verling some apprehension that this road, whisk at same poets rum above the revise at as eleivethea 'era fest, would not Pe quite secure, owing to the recent rem heavy rause, Lady Grattan &weeded from the vehicle, as the same time dsokog the driver to retries. la &tag on the esiihwark of thermal's edge gave way bona& the loree's forefeet. caniage, them seal driver &lamming in a mowed dawn a terrible pro:Spice of some 130 faith lot.. the roman Somas beneath, Meet agar' to Ml* although the home was killed, sad the veld& emehed to paww the driver escaped with • deep est on the heed. lady elrettaa's escape was shoat as siugalar, the hew* scarcely left the vehicle a mosses% when the athestrephe owurred. The vehicle And was a historic relic, Use steam man, Hoary tinting, Mein often drives it about the ariehhouramed of Tmeshisch in the olden time. Ttor. CIIN rifigtoN AL. —A curious cam OLIN bean lb. I •siway eightrases ow llooday. A girl of the tows ' , Word a Nadi farmer of MI. There WWII four Of. ▪ It is alleged that a mere:mat pare WW. Is o , reigee for the Ilth b mem but this km Yet to he preyed. The ea) wyereips, however, was teetered through the ere- I..eneai. The Re,. Yr. Keeney wee exainimed sued rt. tuned to may tramwhen be got the moony, at it was is the .-nloMosal be get it, thoseb it might be sic months after lb. roMmikes *bee he acteeily received it. The beach de. • , 'ol that be wan vet hood to mower the attorney for the nnaeeetiee, shad the are wee adjourned a order to anew :IMO fur making the nierebeat aanestabie. MY4TUlk01:111 A? Norrtmonan.— .. Wedowiday sight two boys were ow tho Wool foethed between the Herby-read &ad Who Paelbwbeo their ea. aroused by 1 1 . 0 . • froth o DWay emr = rod of the toroth be im.aa r i bthi gasi wa."B"a" one of the pollee to th e thigh mil the Libor, on l•Prupasied by another constable. got we lila pis elf I Peril' ireed, end discovered a dythg lOW Ma body wowed with mod. He wee hethethately - thervoyed be the awn' 11.eivtal. Lot died shortly after Ido anted them BOW h. met with bre drab. T4l/lONT by mle. e..e, yet werthined. I=oth elha =or I' I,w have f•ltee disarms:a of 40 yards. The desesed revportahly dreamed. apparently gibes{ 10 yomtt s bat 41,14 ad win fnu week wherebybe thedd beid watim and a puma were tottod in Ms packet. Ito mit toped m rzerestigthug the occonthen THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 4, 1862. PRESTON ELECTION! POLLING.—(TIIIII DAY.) On =craw TILIARAPB.) The poll opened at 8 o'clock. The torioi had string% of mea midi all night that they might take the Imd. The statement et Ir. ItUllye committee is an follow,: Jan damn. Melly lietkoth am *won. - May 537 6:9; mans Vow= No slaisusaL The following is lir sleirmsni T. G. Hesketh's 111111iittee : 111/17•Phlf WALL Heaketh Melly Sin °Panes. 157 124 I Sh. - 1 Pd Heaketh _ _ Melly tag ease= Flasks{! Melly manor *sacs Hamketh May 31•14 .-... 1,116 764 vlrmvs Vows. ii St. M. Hoeklutli * 1,424 1 11. Melly • "li ie anted," says oar ocareepsniset in hie toiegrans at N. 1 o'clock, that " tinnily pounds boot been offend by the t tarns In votes, sad that On Mon& will petition against Hatisth. Thom it troorootoso onsinntoot. The streets e . i.p....w. The miliisty too wined to be needy in re . aro of not." 1,333 , 897 am chum. COMMBROLAL AND MARKETtLig _.--.....-- ii. lIA ILE-LAML-(11118 DAY.) Os, lA. The weather yesterday woven bay with bright sun- N. shire, but to-day it is dull sail simeity, with the wired from Me the N. W. U. Flome , growu wheat coetitmes in very small supply. ..111 Floor limited. Betty, oats, boom, and pear short. Malt E matrectod. Soda oats vary few, but Irish a better I? 'apply than for sons time past. Tl;ii foreign arrivals mince ilk Lit report have boon very liberal, of which nearly lido MI me Aimless, with one cargo of Mediterranean. M. sad new Hadar. Flour : Another very largo supply : d American. Barley . • A larger quantity reported than than far acme time, from the Medi Mr. Roffiterrtillislk M Deamark, and Fusin.. Oats improved in quantity, ge rameek Wow foooosuplifoo. principally DaMia. 12. m arrival el Zest India souls, end a cargo al beans, ilk emi ewe el mole hem the Mediterreness. N. The lank in Usti& wheat eentimme depreeesd, bat mi l k imelip estemnads a rather better Inquiry at lleadayt 81. ipslationa American dour in fair dmea M that *ea N. Wax Top price, town made, remains at 66e. ; Nada% N. ats to 4th. in Parley, for malting, .;rote firm ; other sorts, 'toady. in /bit without ohmage ; tine Ware at 68s. IN 16. Oak, fins corn, at full prices, with a steady wale. I to Bekaa -Condition damp, and tendency downwards. N PINS without change. Di Zen.-Liassed sod rapeseed fully as dear. Clovelsood eimetinde full rates, white scarce. Ilk U. FLOATING CA.OOIOI without change in value from Monday. :.• Wer.s.r.-English: Resex and Kent, whit*, new, bye. to is !b.; ditto, sae okl, -s. to -a.; ditto, red, new, 51s. to 58a., as ditto, fine old, -s. to -a ; Norfolk, do., doe old, --e. to N. -a.; red, new, -a. to -a. Foreign : Dentate, 61a. to 63a; Olt Ana 63e. to 64.; extra, 64e. to 66e.; Kosipberg, 56.. to N. 615.,• ditto, *Ora, Ella. to 611.; Rostock, extra, Ms. to 62a; s Mecklonburg, 575. to 61s. ; Uckermark ditto, -a. • s Mariam whits, Ms. to 615.; ditto, red, 54 5. to 365.; Oma r gt, dime, 54a. to 56a. No BAUM -English malting, 360. to 37a. ; flag, 40a. ; U 28e. to Ma.; aod distilling, 31e. to 331 a per cp. • UM 0 lb . f r o i r sa siga bL gnoding, 261. to 305.; ditto distilling, Me. to 324. et. Me2n -Eogl!sh, Essex and Norfolk, 58s. to 621.; Ilne. st . 625. tons. ; Kingston and Ware, 645. to 68..; brown, st. 49a. to 575. N. Ocala-English teed, Ms. Od. to 234. Od. ; potato, 81. 34a to 28s. ; fa, 21s. to 26a. 11:. Ewa -Engl tick, 345. to 351. ; barrow, 38e. to 395. ; pigeon, MA to Me. ,• foreign, Mame= 30a. to 32 4 . ; tick, 36.. to 37e. ; Konigsberg, 381. to 395. ; igiptian, 321. to Ma. cir,' Paaa-Zoglish boilers, 38s. to 39a.; wit* and blue, 38s. to 41a. ; maple, -e. to -a; grey, 34.. to 366.; hog, 35a M K , to 3 8 .• ; lorMge. 34. to 375. Rona-Zogliolt town, 48.. to 495. ,• ditto fine, 49.. to 550.; ..entry. 440. to 46e. ; Norfolk sod Oudolk, 38s. to Os.; 9 Frank --e. M --a. pee sack • 13.2. sweat, 275. to 30a., iii. cease, 278. to 30a ; VA. - a to -s. se. ea hour Cocut.-White. to 35a. ; yellow, 31s. to 33a. as„ FLOM= CAnnons, all C. F. sad I -Wheat : Bard'. ss amid end Narimople, per 4921b5., 45e. t 0 .505. ; (Mirka, 45.. en MIR ; Polish Mena, per 4801 be., red, 425. to 411.; white, Ilk -; Danube and cask* 484. to 47a. ; Oa IS Sla to 211. Big* : Imam and SYnnn. Parr ig igr i. a. ii. Ilk be lb. ; Odra end Danube, do., Zia. to Ma Bow: oi. Repplirs, per 411111111.,31a. to 325. Maize : Odom andOelats, et, per 41111b5., 31a. 04. to 32..; Ibmil and Bcdprien, per 84. 460)ba, 311. Od. to 325. ; French, do., -a. to -e, ; M 3 / 1 AIIINIM, do., 29a. to 30s. ; Egyptiao, -a to -a. ae. 8111101-04sery mod, per qr. 40.. to 50s. ; Hemp si. seed, per qr., 46a to 50s. ; Nekarti mid, per Walla, N. white, 6s. to 9s. ; brown, 7s. to 101.; Linseed, per qr., li. cradling, 6es. to 68e. ; Linseed oaken, EEO* per toe, it. 111. Os. to 121.05. ; Americea, thin, in brle., per too, N. 121. Os. to 121. 10e.; dlo., in begs, 111. Os. to 111. 10a; Baltic, 4 . 01. to Of. Os. ; llarosillso, 101. to 10/. 10a.: Rape cakes, 6/. lit Pita 71. ; Tarn, per bushel, winter, Be. to 9s. Od. ; Rape- al, aced, English, per qr., 64. to 72a. ac ARRIVALS INTO lONDON ROM MARCH 31 TO APRIL 4. ~, raga& awl Scotch. lib& PorsAg now o. OIL 8 ..._ 470 too MIN lOW 1190 MA et lisli . - Ino I N. iii. es. Nunn also* 1.071 nets; 10TTIVI. 720 tacks, 37,490 brls. 8, WWI _ Poky Orb DAY.) I ,L LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. tat MIT= ANS Mill 11•01111110 MOON ocri. own CORILWONDINT.I rairattamdanos at to-day's market ; wheat in good &M tsead ft at fall pries* of Taseday ; Soar, free sale, at 6d. per barrel s dream ; reeks shoat 6d. to ls. lower. Ingham cora steed, ?7a6d. to 27a Pd. for rained Egyptian. Beane maltured ; oats and oatmeal slow ale. KINCIIIO LANI.—(THIS DAY.) I is Boasit.—The market opened tally at a slight decline, K eL aid W continued dull during the week, but without e t further change is prima Mauritius cold at 345. to 3135. ; grainy, at 41s. 9cl. ; a floating cargo, No. 13, for the United Kingdom at 27a. landing weights. Bally Bend 17 sold it 425. ad. ; brown Bahia, 335. to 365. ; Mb' sad le Porto Rico, 35e. 3d. to 40s. ; and Manilla for snivel, at 95 .. 295. 3d. duty paid. Refined : the demand matinees limited ; prices are rather lower. COVYLIt. —The favourable result of the Dutch Company's It sale bas still further totaled to lacrosse the firmness of the Si. market here. but business has been restricted, owlet to the LW small quantity on offer, the resent arrivals not yet being landed.. tn. Cocos.—The market is dull, and the parcels o ff ered by ea audio. were only partly sold, at barely the previous cur- et. Si. pey. ro Trs.—The market has been yule: during the week. Run.—A limited business has been traumeted. llson- IS rara said at Is. 10d.. proof. ea Rice has been dull of sale ; good Rangoon sold at at. 10s. 341. St. &scot —Nks traneactioos this week have been unim. portant ; prices are unaltered. St. SaLvraran hos found buyers at firm prices. Bombay, rennet/se 52, at 365. ; Beets!, for arrival, at 35.. 3d., usual casaitiaaa Comm-1,20D bales sold on the spot. &vanilla, 101. te la 2,d ; Murat, middling fair to fair Dbollera, ad. to I. 64d. ; Madras, fair Winters, 7id. Also, 500 bales for arrival, to geed fair Compta at Ild OorarxrAL —TM public sales held this week went off _5 with animation. HeedaniA silver, sold at 3d. advance ma the previous public sale. Tesseritfo 3d., and Mexicans ld., sad black at 3d. advisee. De TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) ii The market is quiet. Petersburg P.C.. Os Um spot, is se 0t,..14ii5. ; April to June, 46i. ; July to September, 47e ; U October to December, 48e. to 48e. 9d. so 4. EIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LEADMIALL Hides. — y Priem : 56lbn. to 6411 e., 3d. 18 le ; 11411 e. to nibs., 3d. to 34d. ; 721bs. to 801bn., 3}d. to 3ld. ; 110161. to Whs., 31d. to ld. ; 081 be. to $ MU., &I to did. •, 9rdbe. O af aid. to 4t4 ROM WIS. 811. 6d. to 10s. 6d. Alba, Lght, Oa on. 1111 to A. Od. ; MOM. 8ER110,10611. --Sheep skim : Keats and he £.br.da, Bs. &L N to 10s. 61; doings, de. Od. to Ba. ; aboarliop, la. Id. to 116 Is. 241. BOROUGH HOP MARI:RT.—(MS DAY.) Morn. Patteoden sod ariatopet.t that Ur proposed rondasice d tho hop duty sourorsi in the ami d She soar to woo wilts rose soOrity tbi a B o y maw sad old bay mallaas Pftaki to odour prior. COAL MARIE T.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Ead Braddyrs Haab" 16a 9d. ; Walls Ead Caisop. 16s 9d. ; Wails Hod IA" 16s. 9d.-17 ships at market. The communication width bad bean carried on between Havre and New York, by the Amp and Fulton slowners, twines* to the New York end Herm Steam Naviptles Oseapany, has bees temporarily suspended, in eoasequerme of those vessels haring been taken up by the I:lilted States gorcrammt. SHARE LIS2S.—(THIS DAY.) Twe ethos& The railway market to-day is not generally active. There is a fall of per cent. u in Caledonian stock, and an improvement of I s le kin Eastern Counties. Other lines are quoted 10 much the same as yesterday afternoon. Lon don and North Western stock is quoted ne 92i to 93 • Great Western, 23k to 1; no *Aland. Uto 1281 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, i t 107} to , Caledonian, 112 to k ; South Eastern, m 821 to 83 ; and Eastern Counties, 57 1 to 68. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are firm, at 26 2} to 29 prem. The Canadian lime are rather el• dull. Great Luxembourg shares am inquired for. iirs ORDINARY wisam AND ATOMS. 1111 IM&WAIL 1 Ii a 112 113 to cp. - IC E 1;11 i 7 =t 2 i r - - II - IN. = I - ill I -441 ii 87i 8 92e- 1: . 1141 Is lls 1311444 wailli sU lisoldsses sU Miami Ur* sU losios.aestra.le VA Motel sad SwaSsit I=As, WeLetesseer Val. aelies.Joa. is M Q. K M a FF°cork sot . -- - - -- .n oes WI - ill Ds. • j•se ay. mains W D. Baps. Wyatt° D. IMOD asii~ Tue. au Duad.Pere‘diairlJa 181) !Drlms Ami riaida :z.. iii ailmr; DIM% Moak Al la. Do. Mail all Mut ea* Ile •thiillmsomw IN Rain mg Ronk om MO • & Wailers mil immiliatemelkal 1 OtemA Noraire 1 Dci.A. t Arse. 1100 v. %IF 141, Do.lij DlMpot.impaid 160, DC WWI& 11•11. 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Dhow'. :K a i a i l I osr oc• oor As sr MO IL ti NO 111 ON 1 1,900 1 000 I 1,009 _4 i',Oilo ii MO 111 000 is :l 1 MIA 101) 6 Fs ! 5111 i OM Ili AN 1116 6600 at 6,19 as M , a `, r i sk Piii a 6 f 6 )11 0 IS I 61100 WO PROVINCIAL BHA LI6WOOS, AMTS.-IMM today :-Caledonian Stock 1114- Gnat Western Stock, U 2i ll-Sardre and Yorkshire. 811- London and North W In-London and South Western. WI 1011-Manchester, Sheftel and Lincoln, 43-Midland Meek 1174 4 6 7 8-North Steffo , 6 1-10 4 d.--flosth Easters Stook, 8 . Pirand Trunk of Canada , 11 26Wintari= 1 besrm 1 16 4 3-Oreat Western of C 1.66 i 6-irls ex eseemment, 64 1 e Sambre and Meuse, 10 146 Union Sink, 186. Meru, Aran, S.-There was a good market, pekoe showing an Improvement, with rather more business than km offered for some days past. Great Lutembourg, 136-4Nend Trunk of Canada, 256 11-Great Western of Canada, =lt Great Western, Mr 3 4 4 6-Illinois Central, 44 d.- and Yorkshire, 1064 7-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire. 16-Midland, IE7I 6 I 4-North British, 664-North Eastern " Bern I lc," 964-South Eastern, 824 4-Thames and Mersey Ma rine Insurance, 11 p.-Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, 12J 4- North Eastern, Leeds 64L to and Lancaster, 24 BOUIDIONAII, Aram' 3.-In this market to-day London and North Western Stock was offered at 924; and Shropshire Union Stock at 48; South Staffords quoted 104 to 11 : Dudley and West Bromwich Bank were sold 61. and Railway Carriage Mares all 11.10 p. ; Local Oss Shares were in demand, at to pay 6 per cent., and Birmingham Watoniorks shares at 661. Market qulek TR.U I I I IO RETURNS. 1•11.9•76 Mlles Par Mar- Total, Total open .... r . Mande. 1802 1881 Week mew Much SS g el g Autarerp I Rotterdant — 481 621 1,801 107 OA Angllen OM MS 887 017 ,OM yeegteg .k. llbury n , a South end North Devon Weak maim March 28 Sambre and Meuse Cork and Toughal 28165e11 N. Counties — Week ending Morel North Luken 7llO 10,888 23,41 33,777 MAU West Manders Mateo el* 161611•466 104 887 NC 887 400 1,246 11,1171 Si? tit 1,846 1,917 , Wan waft. Moab 30 Orlin ini Owns Besesis Omen 489 9,940 13.175 28,215 90.363 Oren Wanes 20,614 29,816 NAN AM Illdinui TA 10499 26,161 35,4111 86,173 North arliin 2,015 3,940 5.9111 Met lloottluk Contad — 1,0111 2,092 3.1t8 SAN /16=Union MSW 680 880 961 flordritre — 6,8911 7,629 Beirut and County Dews il In 143 544 On Lon.,Chatham. and Deng In 1.141 416 1,560 1,117 Lys At the half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of the Andover and Roidm Railway, held at Southamp ton on Monday, at which the Lord Mayor of London pre sided, It was stated that a new contreeter ma espied, and that the line would most probably be opined for Irak is May, 1863. SALE OF Ma. WILLIAM COOKE'S STUD Or HOILIUM, &C.—OD Wednesday, Mr. J. Gower °maenad selling by auction the tents, vans, carriaps, herabh Amos, Mt general paraphernalia of the maestri's esMblishmmte of Mr. William Cooke, late leveed Astlm's AeleMbsesirt, who is about retiring from the cores of ablear mama's meat. The sale took place at Mr. Cookes estate, knows as the Tent Farm, White flart-lane, Tottenham, and notwithstaWim the distance from town and that extremely unions state of the weather, there was a tolerably good attendee., of permed deaseded with the theatrical and worlds weeds. Thesetamed 331 lota, 101 being thene teats and stables, 37 lots of progi:rtim, 4l4 4.3 lots al dresses, been and maim. The mad sad cabby@ mode 47 the horses and elephant, 32 lots ; sad the hersem, 53 lots . The things fetched a fair prise, esporkally the drawee ; and the hap 86-het lest, with ropes, peisa,_aad chains, be neath which the tale took piny beelght 40 slims.. Osinew. PAirom Chrs Samara Dar. -- 111018 DAT, Ann E.—Adidas= ea moms% 9 66 ditto by mks tickets, 701—toads 1,0117. { el 9 1 9 811 96 82 86 Si 64 6 6 1 IM IN 106 105 I I M II 20 74 76 • 06 41 16 60 43 0 41 60 42 101} 1024 101 10/ PM 13} 141 a 103 10 •1 MI 118 911 OS U VI loli 10/k VS VI t It PTA ill 1 I i tht er. opti iii Fee - T 9 M U SI 133 IS - - 00 1 21 1 36 30 60 St 116 33 - ki11.% a S CI se is si 4 6 2 111 U sd 12 1 , 1 td 0 It xd 114 117 12 16 36 10 IM WI 11‘ 107 01 as t 1 00 M 101 tee 111 ii $1 elm It 1 I t I t PR P. B dis par I U 16 1 U ST ST 0 10 16p U 11 19 1:1 pal 2 0 67 166 191 IT 44 0 1 die 1 999 9 91 a 1 pus :In" MARKETS. MONEY MARKET.-(THIB DA}.) Two o'CLocz. The funds to-day are fairly supported at yester day's prices. The amount of business is very mode rate. In the market for English railway stocks there is no variation worth mentioning. Foreign bonds are generally dull. At Paris this morning, according to Mx. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Iteutes opened at 70fr. 15c., being rather more than per cent. better than yesterday. The scrip of the New Turkish Loan is quoted 21 to 21 prem. Consols are officially marked 94 and 931 for asesey, and 94 and 94 for the account. The presont quotations are 931 to 1 for cash, and 94 to 94 for the 10th of April. The official busi ness report is as follows :—Bank Stock, shut ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, ; New Thee per Cents., 921, 1 ; India Stock, 296 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 106 f,l ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 255. prem. ; Four per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 911 ; ditto Five-aud-e, Half per Cent., 1081 ; Exchequer Bills, 18e., 21s. prem. There is a further decline in Mexican Bonds, which are last marked 341. Venezuela are flat, and Italian Five per Cents. steady. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is dull, at 831 to 84, and that of 1858, at 701 to 711. Sales are recorded as fol lows:—Brazilian Five per Cents., 1839 and 1859, for account, 99/, ex div. ; Dutch Two-and . a-Half per Cents., 641, (exchange 126.) ; Equador New Consolidated, 14 ; Italian Five per Cents., 661 (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 34/, 34 ; ditto for account, 34, 1 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 971 ; ditto for account, 98 ; Russian Five per Ceuta, 100 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 431, 1 ; ditto for account, 434 * • Turkish Six per Cents., 1854 , for account, 841 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 711, 703 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1021 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 24. About 36,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was strong. American sorts were quoted Id. higher than on last Friday. The Board of Trade returns for the month of Feb ruary indicate a continuance of great dulness in the export trade, for although the shipments of home produce and manufactures for the month 8,320,059/. —were nearly the same as in Feb., 1861, the decrease, compared with Fob., 1860, is about 22 per cent. In like manner the exports for the two months have been nearly on a par with those of last year, yet are 16 per cent. below those of 1860. The heaviest falling off is still in cotton goods and yarn, while some articles used for war like equipments exhibit a partial increase. By &deices from Charleston, received yesterday, it appears that the stone fleet, sunk with the view of impeding the passage to that city, was being rapidly washed away, the harbour being filled with the timber from the sunken vessels. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 3,127/. ; the Great Northern & decrease of 2,421/. ; the Midland a de crease of 3,5121. ; the Great Western a decrease of 2,564/. ; the North Eastern a decrease of 3,8611. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire a decrease of 2,624/. ; and the London and South Western a decrease of 3,997/. Applications are invited for an issue of 1150001. perpetual 7 per cent preference stock of the Deme rara Railway Company. This undertaking hasalways enjoyed the strong support of the colonial legis lature. From lack, however, of the original capital, it became necessary years ago to obtain loans from the colony, which, by an ordinance of the legislature, has surrendered to the company the debt due from them on condition that the rail way should be completed to Idahaica at the esti mated coat of 30,0001. This liberal concession places the company in a much more favourable position. The proposed issue of 115,0001. will suffice to finish the line, and to clear off the de benture debt and all other claims against the com pany. The traffic is steadily increasing. The new stock is to be issued in certificates of 201. each with Si. paid. The annexed memorandum is from the Oriental Inland Steam Company : Advice' from Kurradue announce the arrival of the Oriental Inland Steam Companfe steamer Indus at Goal tan, on her second voyage from Kurrachee, with two barges is tow, in 18 days from Kurrachee and 15 days from Koine. The Indus Flotilla Company's steamer Stanley is also mid to have gore up with owe barge from Kotree to Radian in 25 days. It is further stated that the Oriental inland Steam Company tun made arrangements for extending their navigation up the Sutlej to Ferozepute, in conjunction with the governmeat, to carry goods up the Indus to Kalibagh. from wheals a road is immediately to be made to give facility of communication with Palmer= We are informed that an influential board is being formed in Calcutta for administering the affairs in India of the India Freehold Land, Trust, and Agency Association. The agitation amongst the insurance interest with regard to the storage of American well-oil in the port of London continues. The attention of government has been drawn to the matter by a deputation composed of the secretaries of some of the principal insurance offices, who have waited upon Sir George Grey. This minister, after hearing the representations made to him of the inflamma ble nature of the oil, promised to give the subject due consideration. It is not stated whether the deputation offered any practical suggestions calcu lated to obviate the evil apprehended, but it is • singular and fortunate coincidence that, at the mo ment when the insurance interest are becoming so anxious upon the matter, a company—The London Sufferance Wharf Company—is in course of organi zation, which proposes to construct, in an unobjec tionable locality, the exact sort of warehouse accommodation required for this new and growing article of import. We are informed that • sketch of the company s premises has been recently shown to the Lord Mayor and other competent authorities, who have expressed approval of them. The position of the market for American sem- Mica is noticed as follows by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. During the pert week there has been altogether lees acti vity in the market for American securities, and prices re main without material change. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending April 2, compared with that for the pre vious week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposits 8,456,468 Increase 43,193 Other deposits Government securities in banking department -. 11,393,928 Isaias. 500,686 Othersecurities in banking department Coin and bullies in both department' 16,849,193 Increase 36,395 Seven day and other bills 676,220 lemmas 58,386 The Rest Notes in reserve Rankin{ Total reperveo u cein in tl. 10,673,818 Decrees, 592,150 The increase of 500,6861. in the government se curities has been occasioned by some arrangement between the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the Bank. The " other " securities have also increased, owing to the improved demand for money at the turn of the quarter. The addition to the private deposits is probably referable to the new Turkish loan. The balance at the iredit of government is almost stationary, but considerable disbursements must have been made on their account. The result of these changes is a decrease of 592,1501. in the reserve. The coin and bullion have not increased much, coin being absorbed in the government pay ments. It DAN[ OF ENOLAND.—Ao Amount pursuukt to as Act Vti and ati Vtc., a tt, for the weekending on WeJnenday, Apr tit !tutu Lamed .. uws D/W4 . Lite 11,995 PARTNRST. Government debt 411,015,100 Other securities.. 11,414,909 Gold vain and bul lion Silver bullion 180,631,991. Lumps Di proDrlflora' Capital altet,ooolBB 43?,611,996 PAIMMT. Gurenament aeon titles [lncluding Dtiatd Weight An nuity) Other necuritles 111,1105,6b4 'beet 00d and Silver Cum.. • . Public Depoißs (in. eluding }:xched., Bar. Banks, CoM MIS. ol National Debt, and Div. Aocta.) .... 2,456.400 Other Depoats 12,622632 iteven day andother HIW 676,220 C 10,975,618 I L 40,976,603 M. MARSHALL, Chid Cashier. April 8, 1961 THOWIDAT EVZIMIIG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93 1 t o 1 for the 10th inst., opened this morning at the same quotation, ana closed at 931 to 94. For money the last price was likewise 931 to 94. The official business report is u follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93/, 1, 94, ditto for ao count (April 10), 931, 94 ; Bank Stock, for ac count, 237 ex div. ; Three per Cents. lteduced, 921; New Three per Cents. , 924, 1 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 184 ; India stock, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1081, 4,1, 4, I, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 00 ; ditto Bond s, 235., 28s. prem. • Four per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 92 • ditto Five per Cent., 1021, ditto Five - and-a - H alf per Cent., 1081, 1. The India Five per Cent. Stock was firmer, at 1064 to 4. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was rather flatter. India Bonds were quoted Be. 255.21 s to 28e. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, 1 to . prem., being ls. higher. Mexican Bonds experienced to-day a further decline of per cent., owing to the disagreement amongst the allies. The letters of apolou to the unsuccessful appli cants for the Turkish Loan were distributed this morning, and were very numerous. The price of the scrip, after rising to 21 to 24 prem., closed at 21 to 21. The usual realisations by expectant allottees are fully met by investments by the public ; hence the steadiness of the price. A con siderable amount of business was done in the scrip to-day. The scrip of the Moorish Loan has improved to , 6 1 to °I Prem. ifIYES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLocz. In the mining market to-day, Wheal Seton. shares are in request, at 130 to 132. East Caradon are firm, at 34} to I. South Frances are quoted itiS to 100 •, Devou Great Consols, 400 to 410 ; and Great Wheal Fortune, 20 to 1. In the Stock Exchange East Cain Brea shares have been dealt in at 12. United Mexican Mining shares are still heavy, and have experienced a further slight do cline. Mariquita are officially marked die ; and Scottish Australian, 11 prem. At a sale of copper ore, held at Swansea os the Ist instant, 862 tons were sold for 8,03 W. 36. 6d. The following are the particulars, viz : Toes. Cobre 330 Knockmshon 283 Great Barrier, W.S 9B Loaliwinnoch B9 Springbok 62 £ 1. d. 3,061 15 0 2,065 16 0 1,078 0 0 203 9 6 1,610 3 0 Bei2 £8,039 3 6 At the next sale, axed for the 15th instant, 2 , 115 toes will be o ff ered, :riz. :—Colne, 610 tow ; Cabs ore, 569 ; Bearhaven, 585 ; Lexey, 136 ; Knookeashea, In ; Austra lian Result'', 11; Holyford, 4 ; Spanish, 4 and Slag, 1 ton. At the Silver Vein Mine meeting yostenky, the accounts showed gross profits from the oommuneassat of operation!' up to the present date to the amount of 2991. A call of 2s. ed per share was made. At Wheal Hope meeting, held yesterday, the accounta showed a cash balance in hand of 1091.10 x. 10d., and liabi lities over masts of 1661. 2a. 3d. A call of 2s. 641. per share was made. UNIVERSITY or LONDON.—A few days since the coavonation of graduates of the University of London DO• minated three of their body to her Malady, one of whom, in accordance with the charter, was to be chosen a fellow of the University. The gentlemen nominated were Mr. Walter Bagabot, M.A., of the Baptist College, Bristol; Mr. Robert Nicholas Fowler, M.A., of University College, London ; and Dr. George Johnson. M.D., of King's Col lege. The choice of the crown has fallen on Dr. Johnson. A fellowship in the University has also been conferred upon the Hon. Edward Turner Boyd Twistleton, M.A., of Balliol College, Oxford. Mr. Twistleton was for several years chief commissioner of poor laws in Ireland, and was ap pointed a commissioner in the affairs of the University of Oxford in 1856. Untriaarrif CoLuton Hoerrrat..—The dinner in aid of the funds of the North London or Usiversity College raista , l, at which the Duke of Argyll has consented to will take place at the London Tavern, on Tuesday nets, the Bth inst., when a strong muster of the friends and supporters of the institution is confidently anticipated. During the peat year the demands upon the hospital have been unusually heavy, and its value was strikingly evidenced by the important services rendered on the occasion of the dreadful accident at Kentish Town iu September last. It deserves to be known, as demonstrating the high position attained by the charity, that it annually affords relief to up wards of 21,000 patients,of whom about 1,300 are in-patients. The debt of the hospital, owing to the increasing expenditure, amounted in October last to 5,6001., and the committee state their inability to continue the presect expenditure, unless considerable extra aid is afforded by their supporters and the_pablic. THE HENDON TRAOZDY.-011 inquiry yesterday at the Middlesex Hospital, it was stated by Mr. Marshal 4 the house surgeon, that the wretched young mail James Lawrence, the alleged murderer of Anne Cos, ..t Mill hill, Hendon on Saturday morning, was progressing favour ably, notwit hstanding the frightful injuries he bad re ceived. Mr. Marshall stated that he was admitted to the hospital shortly after the dreadful occurrence, with a compound comminuted fracture of the upper and the lower jaws, to such an extent that they were literally smashed to pieces, the tongue much lacerated and cut up, the pallet bones broken, a portion of the hese of the skull smashed, all the side of one cheek blown open, and, is fact, the whole of that side of the face shattered, and suffering from severe collapse, from which, however, he soon recovered. and his progress has been remarkably favourable ever since. At present there is every proba bility that he will ultimately recover, but it will be some time before he can be pronounced out of danger. He is perfectly sensible, and persists in his statement that Anse Cox shot herself, which so distressed him that he shot him , self immediately afterwards. Although Lawrence is appa natty dii.posed to be communicative, no one is allowed to speak to him more than is absolutely necessary, it being essential that he should be kept as quiet as possible. %rottener; no FRANCE.—Iu an able article on political economy, published in the preempt number of the Revue Contemirraine. M. Levasseur borrows the following details concerning workmen from M. Louis Reyband's book on the subject. Ia the north of Franoe, the wages of cotton-spinner are Mr. Ze. per day, and may rise to 4fr. for a clever hand. A country weaver does not earn more than lfr. 50e. per day. Generally, a man earns from 600ir, to 1,200 fr. in the course of the year calculated at 300 working days ; • woman earns from 375 fr. to 450 fr. ; and a child from 1208 r. to 225 fr. The expellees of a workman in Normandy would not exceed his income, did he know how to husband it—be might even lay something by. The only heavy burden is Denotement. especially in the larger towns ; living is not dear, and his wardrobe is cheap. Hence, with &little ordsr, he voold do well, hut unfortunately it is this be neglects. He has a predilection for damp quarters and narrow streets, where he and his class live crowded together. At Amiens, convenient and healthy lodgings have been constracted on high ground, but the workmen shin them. At Lille, the authorities have had to intervene in order to drive them out of the cellars where tLey were being devoured by fever ; but they have not abandoned the filthy streets called courettes. At Roubaix, they ichabit what are called the forts, which look rather well on the out aide; but on penetrating into those courts, one nails that the ground is not levelled, dirty water's left there t i :; , stag nate in pools, and all kinds of filth are accumulated The interior is not more inviting : geaerally . the bed is unmade, the floor is not swept, straw IN the only bedding, and is seldom renewed ; different ages and sexes are confounded together; there is bat one bed for all. Here M. Levasseur pauses to ask bow this can be. It is not attributable to inanfildency of wages, since there are a few families which, though they do not earn more, still live decently. Is Alsatia, with lower wages, the workiog classes live much more respectably. The cause of the misery described lies in the moral condition of the people, and M. Levasseur points to drunkenness as ths Tingeing vice. Good e the part of the masters would do much to cor =lis state of Odor ; hat, according to lg. Heybaud's testimony, the master is seareely better than the IMO, soil it is not easy for an employer to preach abstinence when his Urn (*elect belies his words. The goverfinent emigration commissioners hare chartered the ship Accrington to take out emigrants to m i abourne, Victoria, from Sonthamptoo. ulta her bar her. )eei. fired rad et GI ow As rtiMIS a.. sad r the a ea 4e.1 1461 Nod. .Imat as al mires clear f the . had sum. ut ot dr& .par. owirt Mr. r the *ere* Mr. t •\ Is • kW nail :bon • thlY I by Daub roar raw pla• Asian " pair. firma. dwell. caulk ,e, 4.14 US It NI r di 91 i Itra t 8 zd 102 i MI NO i- au 7 18i 102 1041 i 2.51 6 lon 13k k 101 l 05 lIIS 121 16 38 00 0 W 101 plls par UI iti U 35 0 91 SO 40 li if? 44 47 11 1 St 4 Is 111 11 3 1 To ate ski zd eill see N 0 10 111