The Express. — London, England, 1867-04-15 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) T I COM NI EN( •EM ENT OF TERM. I'. tin 'rat opened to-day with the customary The judges were entertained at breakfast by lord Chancellor at his private residence in Eaton . :not did not reach Westminster until about 2 .e 4. There was a large number of poisons in „II when the juages arrived, but in eons). nrr ~f the showery weather the attendance was so large as usual. The principal events in the ~! sold since the opening of the preceding .It. the elevation of sir William Bowlll to the bench Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, and the ..,intinent of Mr. Kerslake, Q.C., to the Solicitor-Gene , •hip. M Koter sunday fall. in term this year, the arts will not .it on Friday, Saturday, Monday, and 'may next. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Bie(.re Jlr. Commisioner Winslow.) IN ICY ELIAA ANN LLEWELLYN. The liAnkrupt was a dealer in Scotch and fancy good., of Botabstreet. The debts are 1t,674f.; the assets have ly yielded a dividend of U. in the pound, and it is t. .l that 4s. or as. SiL more will be paid. The case be..n before the court nearly two years, owing to the ..lent!! of a 'Aaneery suit. Xr. Luau Appeared for the bankrupt ; there wu no op „awn ; and his llonour granted the order. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION HOUSE. CHARGE fly row:RM . AGAINKT A PrBLICAN. 1,e4 e,...1. • publican in the Borough, was brought .• the Lord Mayor, on remand, charged with forgery. Mullen* simmered for the prosecution, which is in. • Jed br the Bankers' Protection Aasociation. . .r ar the I.7th Mars+, the prisoner tendervi;2ol. note on I:eigate, Croydon, and Ibrking Bank to Mr. Curtis, a her. in Trinity-lane, C.innon-street, in payment of a . dl .recount which he bad left unpaid for two years. He • 1 IW. odd in change, and wrote as his name and t•lr , ss on the hack of the note "John Gordon, Park rm. East Croydon." The note was paid by Mr. Curtis It. the London and Westminster bank with other and in a week it was returned as a for yry, It purported to be a note of Messrs. :aid Neale, bankers, Reigate, called the Waists, ,troyaufl, and Dorking Bank, was signed " Philip Brooks," ad sae. dated 21st February, 1865. Mr. Pace, a cashier in Messrs. Dimsdale's Bank, who are the London agents of Messrs. Nash and Neale, proved :S.t the note was a forgery, as the bank failed in IMO, al the note was dated 15 years after. It had been printed em .t genuine plate of the bank. Several similar forged tee h..d recently been presented at th e b an k o f M essrs. I Ilintaal. - - - ;I.h lective Sergeant Soott deposed that there was no rok-f.,rni in Croydon, and no farmer named Gordon. The I:isoner keeps a beenhop in Church-street, Borough. Mr. J. H. Bryant, the landlord of the Swan public rose, in Dover-road, produced a 101. note of the same i which the prisoner bad paid to his barmaid on the :th March, in payment for a half-gallon bottle of gin, re ,ning the change. The note was dated May 11, ISti:,, _al sr.,. also a forgery. The prisoner was committed for trial; and another tharge was brought against him of receiving two Bank of WWl,' uotes, well knowing them to have been stolen. BOW-STREET. DARING ROBBERY AT A WATCHMAKER'S. Two shabbily-dressed young men, named John Green and Vera/vier Joh* Sisaptsn•, were charged with stealing yen gold watches, valued at 661., from the shop of Mr. tieltun, clock and watchmaker, 43, St. Martin's-lane. Er. Pater appeared for Simpkins, and Mr. Abrams for i.reen. Mr. Skelton stated that on the 9th of March be went out .Lout 4 o'clock, and returned about five, when he found that about 9 or 10 gold watches had been taken from the pan case. He knew the numbers and maker's names of , of them. Catherine Cox, housekeeper to the last witness, said that nerdy after her master went out a cabman came to re door and asked her to speak to a passenger in Li cab. She went to the door of the cab, but on !eking round, and seeing some man in the shop, seemed to the door. The man seized her in the pas age by the shop door and flung her to the back of :he shop. She believed the prisoner Simpkiu was the :an On coming to the door she maw the same man Ind another whom she believed to be Green, running up the street, and begged • gentleman to pursue them as they had robbed the shop. She had missed some of the watches, especially three or four which were kept in front of the case, and were of peculiar appearance. She saw them safe about 3or 4 o'clock. Made a practice of look lag to see that all was safe as she passed the shop door. John Willy, salesman at • China shop in St. Martin's 'me, said he had seen some men, two of whom he *tiered to be the prisoners, loitering about in the lane. it the time the cab was at the door he saw the two whom to believed to be the prisoners running up the lane to nal. Hop-gardens, and theylwent down that turning. die did not see them come out of the shop, the cab being etween him and the door. The witnesses were crose-examined both by the learned !mussel and by Mr. Abrams as to the identity of the pri• mien. The prisoners had been apprehendediby Sergeant Ackrill ed Constable Gordon (the officers directed to investigate ease) in consequence of information—the nature of which did not transpire. Both prisoners were remanded. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. PLATE 1/0811EltY IA EVE-PAIL James Thompson, alias Riky, no home, painter, was :barged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with stealing some silver poons and forks of the value of 107., the property of the Hon. Thomu Charles Bruce, No. 13, Hertford-road, May fair. James Randall, servant, to the Hon. Thos. C. Bruce, mid—Last night about 9 o'clock I put a dozen spoons and a dozen forks in the pantry looking into the area, the win dow of the pantry being closed. I left the pantry, but bad sot been gone more than a minute when I heard a noise and the rattling of plate. I ran to the pantry and saw the prisoner in the area, the window of the pantry being open. As soon as the prisoner saw me he ran up the area steps, and as be did so he dropped three forks. I ran after ho rn and called "stop thief," and he was pursued by others and brought back to the house, and in th e presence of a constable took some s p oons and forks from his pocket. The value of the voons and forks, which are the property of my master, Police-constable John Wilding, 369 A—l was on duty at Stanhope-gate, Hyde-park, but night, and saw the prisoner nlnumg pursued by some persons crying "Stop thief." I ran after him as fast as I could, and some gentlemen held up their umbrellas and turned him back, and I then caught him. He mid " It's not me—let me go—l've done nothing." I told him that I had too much trouble in catching him to let him go, and took him back to No. 13, Hertford- Meet, and he gave up some spoons and forks, and three forks were picked up in the area. On searching the prisoner a ticket of admission to the Howe of Lords and a complimentary one for a music lull were found upon him. 31r. Tyrwhitt remanded the prisoner. WORSHIP-STREET. DIRGNACETUL CONDUCT AT A NOM-NALL. hues Stoke*, a powerful and respectably-drered e lerten, I . , cribed as an artist of photography, was eh before fir Newton with creating a disturbance in the Cambridge Nuaic-hall, near the Great Eastern terminus, and also nth violently assaulting Henry Dixon, manager of the 7, frodiment department there. From the complainant's statement, it appeared that on suunlaT evening last his attention was attracted by a :rest noise at the top of a flight of stairs, and on repairing to the spot, he received a violent blow on the forehead, indicted by the prisoner. A constable came up at the moment and prevented a second blow, and 3 was with great difficulty he was got into Cie street, where, on the policeman releasing him, he :man inflicted a severe blow, which fell on his neck. When questioned by the magistrate, witness said that the defendant called the owners of the establishment a set swindlers, adding that the Lord Chamberlain ought to le ashamed of himself for licensing such a place. He was alizhey in liquor. INlendant insisted that this statement was an entire fd , neation. He admitted being a little fresh. I.o t , table 170 H having corroborated the complainant is the latter pert of his story, lupector Broad, H division, said that he was not the vting otticer, but was sitting in the station•house at the hale when defendant was brought in, and heard him use Idaaphemoua and awful language. Defendant told lam that he was liable to a penalty of 40s. for so doing in a Rat ion-house. befendant still insisted that this was a got up matter, th.,t he had been scandalously Mused, and, in proof, bnre.i his right arm and leg, where bruises were apparent. Mr. Newton observed that violence requisite to remove $1 , 4 a character from a place of amusement would reason occasion suck marks, and inflicted a fine of 40s. or SOUTHWARK. ATTEMPTZI) SVICIDL. ‘;" , r9e. Tap?or, a shii&r-1714;iiinigtOZ, about 30 years of 'z' • was brouubt up in custody, charged with seriously ‘ , .t!nding his brother-in-law in the breast with • razor. l'nui can, 224 31, said that about half-past 12 s,t,mlay the prisoner came up to him in Abbey itermondsey, in an excited state, and asked him him up and take care of him. Witness asked hub what he meant by it, when he said that he was out f ."'"rk, and had attempted to cut his throat with a razor. . an , at looked at him, and not seeing any cut, inquired 'der.. he did it. He 'spited, at his lodgings; and added tkl ;wit as he was shout to cut his throat, his brother-in- THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1867. law came up and prevented him. They had a struggle, and his I.rotlier4n-hw was cut across the breast with the razor. Witneu accompanied Mm to his lodgings. and found that his brother-in-law had been seriously wounded and remove.' to Guy's Hospital. He proceeded to the latter place, and being informed by the injured man that the w o und w as inflicted by the pri soner he took him into custody. The magistrate asked if the injured man was able to attend. The constable replied in the negative. Ile was confined to his bed in the hospital Mr. Stephenßushell, the house stie: at (lily's Hos pital, said that the injured man was ught in about one o'clock, su ff ering from a wound in the breast. lie at tended hhn, and found a clean cut five inches long across the breast near the left nipple. It was such a cut as might be done with eraser. In answer to the charge, the prisoner said that what the constable had stated was quite true. He had been out of work so long that it preyed upon his spirits, and he at last thought it would be better to be out of everybody's way. The magistrate asked the doctor if there was any danger to be apprehended from the wound. He replied in the negative. Hie worship remanded the prisoner until Saturday, with directions that inquiries should be made as to the state of his mind. ADDAMS TO DR. IierW.VAN. Dr. Newman's contemplated mission to Oxford having given rise to some criticisms upon him in a letter from Rome, printed by the Weal!, Register, to the effect that he had forfeited the high place he once held in the Roman catholic world, owing to a sermon he recently de livered on the temporal power of the rope, and to some heterodox pass es in the "Apologia," a number of Roman catholics assembled at the Stafford, Club on Tuesday last and showed their attachment to him by aigning the fol lowing address, which was conveyed to him by Mr. Mon. sell, M.P. : " To TIIE VERY REV. JOHN HENRY NEWNAN, " We, the undersigned, have been deeply pained at some anonymous attacks which have been made upon you. They may be of little importance in themselves, but we feel thnt any blow that touches you inflicts a wound upon the catholic church of this country. We hope, therefore, that you will not think it presumptuous in us to express our gratitude for all we owe you, and to as sure you bow headily we appreciate the services which, under God, you have been the means of rendering to our holy religion." To this address Dr. Newman has made the following reply "The Oratory, Birmingham, April 12. " My dear Nlonsell,—l acknowledge without delay the high honour done me in the memorial addressed to me by so many catholic noblemen and gentlemen which you have been the medium of conveying to me. The attacks of opponents are never hard to bear when the per son who is the subject of them is conscious to himself that they are undeserved ; but in the present instance I have small cause indeed for pain or regret at this occur rence, since they have at once elicited in my behalf the warm feeling of so many dear friends who know me well, and of so many others whose good opinion is the more impartial, for the very reason that lam not personally known to them. Of such Dien, whether friends or strangers to me, I would a hundred times rather receive the generous sympathy than have escaped the misrepresentations which are the occa sion of their showing it. I rely on you, my dear Monsell, who from long intimacy understand me so well, to make clear to them my deep and lasting gratitude in fuller terms than it is possible within the limits of • formal ac knowledgment to express it.—l am ever, your very affec tionate friend, " JOHN H. NEWNL.V (of the Oratory). " The Right Hon. William Monsell, M.P." ACCIDENT AT THE BOAT RACE. TO THE EDITOR OP THE EXPREML Six,—ln your account of the boat race on Saturday, 13th inst., you mentioned that the Camellia was detained by a man falling overboard. The unfortunate into (a sergeant-major of the Human) fell from the Victoria, and not from the Camellia. But in the excitement and eagerness to view the race, be was unobserved by anyone on board the Victoria. He went under the Camellia, receiving blows on the head and back from her paddle wheel, and would have been drowned bad not the crew of that boat behaved with great promptitude in extricating him. I hope you will insert this letter in justice to Mr. R. Rain, of Lambeth, and also to the captain of the Camellia. They both deserve great praise for their kindness and attention to the poor man.—l am, &c., April 15. A PASSENGER. The Bishop of Exeter wishes it to bo known that be will not accept any nomination of a clerical patron of himself to a living, unless the patronage has accrued to him by gift or succession. The Treasury has returned a favourable answer to the memorial from the Dublin metropolitan police force with regard to increased pay or compensation. A beautiful pleasure-boat has just been built at Cowes for Prince Napoleon. Aldershott was a village containing 500 inhabi tant+ before the military camp was established there. It has now 7,000 inhabitants. The American yachts, Henrietta, Fleetwing, and Vests, which have been laid up at Cowes during the winter, are shout to be fitted out to go to sea for the The King of the Belgians goes about Paris like ordinary curious strangers. He lives in Count Walewski's hotel, incognito in every way, the count and family being at St. Germaine A letter from Rome in the Pod says:—" Lady IL— went into a nunnery on Thursday for a few days' ritiro previous to formally abandoning the protestant and adopting the catholic faith. Among the various classes of religionists who visit this oentre of catholicism with pre conceived ideas and opinions more or less contradictory to each other we have occasionally some members of the highest possible church of England, whose rigid require ment of a direct apostolic succession in the priesthood makes them prefer going to the catholic parish church nearest to their hotels or apartments, and attending Di vine service there, even according to mass ritual, to form ing part of the church of England congregation outside the walls, where the clergyman is subject to no particular bishop, and where the imposition of hands is leas dis tinctly marked by tradition." In Canada there are 73 gold mines, employing 708 miners. The yield of gold for the last three months is valued at 1313,1911. Her Majesty the Queen has presented to the 2nd Regiment of Life Guard'', through Colonel Marshall, a mag nificent cream-coloured Hanoverian horse, to be ridden in front of the band of the regiment by the celebrated kettle drummer Corporal-Major Woodhouse. This fine animal stand 1M hands high, is six years old, and was brought from the Hampton-court stables. It was a idden for the first time with the regiment last week at an inspection in Windsor Great-park, and has already given symptoms of docility. The r•yal compliment to the regiment >a highly appreciated both by officers and men. -- THE Roy Ar. SOCIETY.—The President of the Royal Society held his second conversasione on Saturday night, at Burlington House, Piccadilly. The president was honoured by a very numerous attendance of the lead ing members of the scientific and literary societies of the metropolis, as well as the fellows of the institution of which he is president. As usual, in the several apart ments some of the most modern scientific inventions were exhibited. --- --- THE CONDEMNED CRIMINAL IN KIRK DALE GAOL. Efforts are being made to obtain a commutation of the capital sentence passed at the last assizes upon Daniel IrCarthy, a coachman, for the murder of Henry Willis, Leavenahohne, near Manchester. It is generally felt that this is a ease calling for the exercise of the royal clemency, but as yet no intimation has been received that the extreme punishment will not be carried out. The unhappy culprit seems to be sensible of the awful position in which be stands, and pays the greatest attention to the ministrations of the Roman ca tholic priest by whom he is attended. The criminal was visited on Wednesday by his brother, and on Saturday by his wife, and on both occasions the interviews were most affecting.—Lirerpool Mercury. THE TERRITORY OF NORTE! ArSTRALIA. —Adam Bay, in North Australia, has now been abandoned. It will be remembered that when Mr. M'Kinlay returned, Mr. Manton, who remained at the settlement with about 2:1 men, reported that "it would not be prudent to weaken this part of the expedition by attempting to explore or do any surveying, for we know very well there is no land within 100 miles of us worth surveying; and to divide the small party, and attempt to do anything at each a distance from each other, might lead to serious con sequences; for I think it is generally believed amongst those I have with me, even with the small augmentation to our party, we shall not be too strong for the native force that might possibly be brought against us when Mr. 31•Kinlay's party and the Beatrice are away." Upon this, the House o' Assembly seemed to think that it was time the whole party was fetched away. A resolution was r:socordingly, and now Adam Bay is deserted. The ::11 Jack no longer floats from Escape Cliffs, and for the present our northern territory enterprise is in a state of collapse. Twenty thousand pounds, however, still remains, and on the strength of this Captain Callen is going to be seat in search of a site for a new settlement. In the meantime, the holders of land orders, who ought ere this to have been put in possession of their 300,000 acres of land, seem to be quietly biding their time.—SonfA Australian Register, Feb. 'N. rionTrAL FOR DIREAFIES or THE CHEST, VICTORIA PAWL —The number of patients relieved at this institution during last week waa 1,149, of which 321 were new asses. SHAM LISTB.--(THIS DAY.) Own o'Cioni. British railway stocks are in demand to-day, at an improvement. 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IS North Staffordshire , 21. PORKIGN IILLYES. PREFERENCE SHARES. .. 96 4 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) On o'Ozooz. In the Stock Exchange the extent of the trans actions during the last fortnight causes much at tention to be directed to the settlement, and the amount of fresh business at the moment is conse quently rather limited. Nevertheless, the tone of the various departments is still favourable. Con sols are in good demand, both speculatively and for investment, and have improved per cent. A similar advance has occurred in the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., owing principally, it is stated, to some large purchases on account of the Post-office Savings Banks. The supply of these stocks in the market is small. A rise is likewise observable in several of the British railways and foreign bonds, and banking and financial shares meet with rather more inquiry. Atlantic Cable shares are again better, upon the satisfactory announcement just made in reference to the average receipts per day. The discount market is quiet to-day, with few transactions. The rate for the best paper is 2} per cent. Short loans .at English government securi ties are obtainable in the Stock Exchange at 11 per cent. Console are now quoted 901 to 91 both for money and the account (May 9), and the Three per Cents. Reduced. and New Three per Cents., 89i to 4. The foreign stock market is quiet, but Turkish of 1865, and Mexican have improved i per cent. The other speculative descriptions are unchanged. Turkish of 1865 are quoted 271 to II ; Greek, 13 to ; Spanish Passive, 201 to ; ditto Certificates, 121 to ; Italian of 1861, 48 to ; Mexican, 13 to ; Russian Scrip, 1 to b prem ; Chilian Scrip, 41 to 3/ die.; and Danubian Scrip, 64 to 5i die. United States 520 Bonds and Illinois Central Railway shares aro unchanged, at 731 to 741 and 74 to 77 respectively ; but Erie are I per cent. higher at 38 to i. Atlantic Cable shares have advanced ss. to is. 6d. Anglo-American are quoted 18 to}, and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference 411 to 1. International Financial shares are quoted 2# to die. ; London Financial, 24 to 22} dia. ; General Credit, 3L to 27 dis. ; Credit Foncier, 6# to 7 dis. ; National Discount, sp, to prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 16 to }. The mail from Guayaquil has brought a remit tance of 2,430/. His. 2d. on account of the divi dend. on the debt of Ecuador. About 4,0001. in United States gold coin was withdrawn from the Bank on Saturday for exporta tion. The amount of Australian gold known to be now on the way to England is 283,000/., of which about 66,00 W. is due. The Superb has 10,000/. on board ; the Red Jacket, 66,0001.; the Australasian, 36,5001.; the Damascus, 15,5001.; and the Swift sure, 5,0001. Messrs. E. Robinson and Co., manufacturers, &c., of Stockport, have suspended payment, with liabilities for a considerable amount. It appears that recourse is still being had to the dastardly practice of sending round anonymous letters to the customers and shareholders of joint stock banks, advising them, with the proper quantum of mysterious hints, to withdraw their balances, or to sell their shares, as the case may be. This trick of unscrupulous spwulators for a fall has been so often exposed tt one would have thought it must have become too stale to be ever again profitable, but after the severe shock lately given to our whole financial fabric it would seem that distrust must still linger somewhere, and upon this feeling the concocters of such mis sives hope to play. The banks, in our opinion, ought either singly or in combination to try the effect of offering a good round reward for the de tection of the malefactors, but perhaps they will prefer to await the effect of Mr. Leeman's bill, the necessity of which is once more plainly demon strated. Its provisions will probably break up entirely the trade of panic-mongering so far as this particular branch is concerned. With reference to the Atlantic Telegraph Com pany we have received the following memorandum from an authentic source : We learn that a movement iv on foot for clearing off the whole of the mortgage debentures of the Atlantic Tele graph Company. Upwards of 40,0001. have already been paid for the purpose,. and in addition to this one of the al rgest shareholders in a circular addressed to his fellow shareholder,, of whom there are upwards of 4,000, under takes to subscribe the sum of 4,500/. to the completion of this object provided the other shareholders respond in pro porti so to their holdings. This debt being removed, there is little doubt but that the Anglo-American Company will shortly be paid off, and the original Atlantic Company. after all its reverses, will then come into the enjoyment of its valuable property. The traffic during the past week has averaged 1,230/. per day. The annual meeting of the Cape of Good Hope Telegraph Company (Limited) is called for the 24th inst. The preparations on Saturday for to-morrow's settlement in the railway market showed generally a very limited supply of stock, in consequence of which very light rates were charged for carrying over speculative accounts. The following shows the terms current on some of the leading securities : OUNTANCIdi 09islac. On3at FAsters... Drag Weddell bsok to e 5.... -. a-1 - 13 - i .. to 1.16 bk. Groot Northern A.. eves to i .. 1 to t London and North-western i to i to London. Chat., and Dover lay to 1-16 .. 1-38 to 146 Lancashire and Yorkshire e to I .. 1.16 bk to 1.16 ct. Manch, Shed., and Lincoln. 1-16 hit to 1-1600 k 1-16 bk to 1-16 eL • Metropolitan even to I .. a 16 to I -. Midland -16 to 3-111 .. 11- So 6-16 posers ii bock to eve? .. 3-16 to 1-16 bk. Luxembourg ;mato Os. ed. .. even to Os dd. United States 3.10 Bads_ to e.p. an to! p. c. p. an. Grand Trunk of Canada Os. p. to 1.16 .. Os. 9d. to 1.16 Great Western of Canada Os. 411. t 000.94. .. Os. set to Oa. 9d SATURDAY EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 94n, " sellers," for the 9th of May, opened this morning at 90e to and closed at 904 to I, which was also the final quotation for money. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. closed at 881 to 89. The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 907,, ; ditto, for account, 901 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891 ; New Three per Cents., 8", 81 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1091, ; ditto Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1031, 3 ; ditto Bonds, 48e. prem. The India Five per Cent. Stock was firm. Exchequer Bills remain at 16s. to 20s. prem. There were fewer transactions to-day in foreign stocks, but prices again improved in several cases. Turkish Six per Cent. of 1865 and Egyptian of 1864, as well as the Viceroy's loan, rose 1 per cent. ; Brazilian of 1865, Greek Coupons, Spanish Passive, Italian of 1 881, and Turkish of 1866, 1 ; and Spanish Certificates, 1. Venezuelan of 1864, hop ever, were offered, and fell I per cent. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) this O'CLOOR- The mining market is firmer to-day, with a demand for Chiverton Moor, North Crafty, East Russell, and West Chiverton shares. Some of the present quotations are as fol lows:—North Chiverton, 41 to ; • Chiverton Moor, fif to ; North Crafty, 41 to I ; East Rus sell, 3 k to I ; West Chiverton, 71 to 72 ; Great Retallack, 3 to 31 ; Bryn Gwiog, 17 to 19 ; great Vor, 171 to 181 ; Prince of Wales, 23 to 1, and Caldbeck Fells, 15s. to 17s. 6d. The half-yearly meeting of the United Mexican Mining Company (Limited) is called for the Bth of May. GREAT NORTHERN HOSPITAL, CALEDONIAN-ROAD, ISLINorm. Number of weiente for the week ending April 13, 1,070, of which 3.Z were new cases. 46 14 37 40 11 et 108 Pia ips' 100 dis 102 69 Si 99 191 N 96 Si 96 99 100 99 100 a i 99 100 JOINT STOCK SLIMS. DAHILL lPdiel. l =Busk (Ltat.) *llium I- I Anglo Austrian I Au& Attila !must (Irmitad) Australasia Haakotßritisheolumbisi Do. New, honed t gm] Bank of ihrypt Bank of Otago (Limited) Bsnkot Viotoria,Austrak Bank of New Zealand Britlsh&Callfornian(L ) British N. America C. Bk. India, Ans., Clilna Chart. ot Isla, dn.! I Colonial Consolidated Bank (L ) Do. do. New I Delhi and London (L ) Fait London (Limited) Instant lizehetage(Lim) Znadisit and kinetic= . Beg. liankit.dalaneiroL ing.Sootok Asa Cluuld Dalillah and awedialt (L Imperial Bank (Limited, I Impend Ottoman look us Do. Nov Lod Mork Bk. lodla(L) Do. fp. o.Dab.,lfiek 30 Lan. Bk onlion000le.(L) Loudon sad Brazilian 15.;. - 2 7 1;; LondonaltivarPlata(L). Do. New, ba. at 4pin Do. do. do Ian(!. Unita AnstrL London and County Do. do. New London Joint London & Ben* Atriean Lon & IL W.M.ni (L s.)) London &Vene= ) London & W Merchant Bank (lam.): Do. New Mareantile&Bacrian(L ) Metropolitan (Limited) Midland Bank (Lim) National et Australasia, iirTlZal lAv7eVoc7l.7 N. Pro. of Bochuid Do. Ond & Srd Imes Nstloaal Bank Now Booth Wahl!! North Western Oriental honk Corparn Provln. flanklegeorp.(L)' Prerine. et Ireland - 667' South Australis Stand. of B. & &trios - Do. at 6 pst. — Milo° of Australia Union od Ireland (Um) Crolon of Loudon I N.X.:18. 4 1 , ,:t.i. 6 3 di/ 7 1 0 1 411 16 17 10 BWs 1 2 1 2 22 24 S 2db 2/ 11412 MO 83 11 9 d4 19 * 1; 44 t 3 2 4pm par 1 pas psi 1 pia 21 23 66 67 40 42 111 12e ▪ IMs 12 10 th 92 94 161 lie 11 9 die • 7 die 7 li eidia S 1 pen 1 Ws Its' 66 ia H 46 ts 40 41 7 6Oa el 116 26 27 12 11 6 4 48 47 10 8 41 42 Lasko* se. last sad West, Imila . 100 123 100 1,0111.4 St. Loodou&StiCatthrhs. 100 68 00 MK 100 Do. Deb. Bt. 40. amt. all SOO, Bt. Southampton llOO 813,071181. Surrey Commardal —4OO 10!i& U&DLNAAY SHARDS AND STOCKS. 111 113 118 no M In 401 al 104 106 1101 In 79 81 83 36 100 104 fa Si 11l 93 Si 14 8 9 MI Ilb. 68 TO U 3 116 K 46 4 4 48 1111 158 i le se r lOC 100 100 100 too jai 100 el 20 ISO FOZZION °BLUM] Ibourg6peent.l , 0.1.01..- Do. •a at zw s and k mann* and Yrib. and Sohawk Do. Second lame.... North of Francs 3 p et. i Do (late Chart ill p, ct. 'Ottoman (Smyrna. de.) Do. do. tamed at 72 taS7fr. Ila (Pan!:t ) c .. al Swedish Li p. et.. La Orando 7 p. ct. as *Lom.Von.ap.e. alb Ead.ot Port.7p.o. thernot Irraneo3p.e. ItaNin, $ par et. .ItN. W. arra. sp. a. 66 60 ID 26 12 lie 90 91 le S 66 67 Si 81 - 11 Isi I • 11 1111 ;I all 18▪ 1 141 No. 16E. I 10D, 1 90,000 l 10 16, 10 25, 2 30008 10,000 10 100,000 1 16,000 $ 26,000 1 60,000 2 10,000 20 62,000 11 16,000 3 7,927 6 , 50000 30,000 10,000 100.00 e 12,000 130,1 11, 90 43,17 30 93, GO, 10, 1 1 6. I 30, 80,a 76, 66. No. 1511 I 107 Ti 1 iiiiii ,_ MOW 900,000 10,006 10020261 £lOO,OOO /14717,000 7,600 14000 10,000 1100 10,000 76,000 MOO,OOO 110,000 20,000 14,200 £220,000 17,600 100,000 7,000 11,0 ii 00000 100,000 28.000 00,000 20,000 00,000 10,000 11000001 IKON KM $4 N We 87e 08 07 101 102 88 e 99 1 01 ; 101 102 96 96 tl 92 105 107 105 1011 1114 11114 FAY& al 9 11 14 111 I la 18 9 8 419; - _P-I 1 1 pm 21 22 20 22 15 13 Ma 9 - 9} 11 I 18 - 19' 43 45 a 3i 21 2 M SG U 84 94 104 6 9 GI 9 6 9 IS 16 15 151 101 :T i • 6 TI a 9 61 22 I Pd. ICL velar. I Oar. an i 1i 91r 2Pla 2 Ws two: ils. 1 0. di, 1 dls I 1 1, 1 2. : 14s. .pri 1 24 2, all li W I 1 a 3ig i 11 idls par' 1 t 5 l I 1 64 66 11 24 I Ms il ls 9.? i die - 2 11-16 ... 13-16 i e e an an an an i t : 14 , I . all 174 1;1 1:111 11 :0 45 100 20 86 12 17 1m16 19 I 6 4 ea an 11 12 111 an s 01,21 s _ 4 4 i E 44 84114 09 71 • 1 dial 41 1 1: 12 11 <lb 4 at • 6 412 14 16 15 14 etb 12 10 db l a t s 0 2 4 11 l I i Ong 6 4 411 8 II el *II' 4 3db _34 26 100 100 105 108 8 •dl. 7 5 dis 0 4 7 idia 3 2 clis 10 13110 4 133 138 2 !}pm I 6 6 4Me 9 7 dik, 10 4EB 3 ilim —di si 2idis IPS IS 38 341. 8 10 I ~,,i , th n t , 4. 22 1 a 6 4i 55 4 II dis 9dl, db 11 Oldb 1 le 24 t 2 dl , 2 1 Xi t 2 19 dte Oh Par 19e ID If 7 6 die 110 40 du 011. 1 7pa 1 2 2 per 2 18 16 dt. Idle par 2:dis We + pa4*l Pro 4 $ll. TI Ilfdla 40 45 14 15 14 15 wet 10 6} Si Par UM! is u sa 56 68 113 V 6 li7 -4 91 94 97 lii lii 7 • 6 1 S^_ Ila 00 . 70. 2i *il' 3 Pal l e OM INI% il iii— es n 69i 7 fi - Si 6 - - 86) 1001 1061 106 0 i In 11 90 8711 _ ... dl. dim 2 7-16 21 7-141 _as 3 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE. -(THIS DAY.) The supply of Engßah wheat brought forward to-day was limited , and in but middling condition. Although the demand was far from active pncea may be quoted 2s. per qr. higher than on Monday last. The sale for foreign wheat was steady, and fine parcels produced Is. to 2a. per qr. more money. The supply of both English and foreign barley was rather limited. On the whole, the trade was firm, and malting ',reels were la. per qr. dearer. Malt comes freely to hand for the time of year. hales progressed slowly ; nevertheless, previous rates were sap ported. The oat trade W 24 active, and the quotations advanced fully la per qr. The supply of mica was only moderate. In beans, next to nothing was doing, on former terms. Peas were very Inactive, but not cheaper. The inquiry for both English and foreign flour was steady, and, in sonic instances, the quotations have an upward tendency. In the floating cargo trade increased activity has been shown. There has been considerable business transacted at full prices. For wheat an advance of from Is. to 2s. for ordinary and from 2.. to 3s. for fine quality has been obtained. Ghirka Odesas has sold at 565. ad. to 565. tid.; Banat, 375. fid. to row. ; lihirka-Galata, 595. bd. ; Danubian, 345. ; Polish and Send= irea, 395. 3d. t0628.6d.; Wallachian, 495. ; Varna, Me 3d. ; Ghirka Odessa (on passage), 575. 6d. to 514.. 3d. ; and Polish (on passage), 575. lid. The scarcity of maize has limited the *mount of business transacted, and prices have advanced Is per qr. on our last quotations. Mixed from New York has realised 41s. 6d. ; and Terceira, 39e. The supply of barley is limited, and, with a fair de mand, the late advance is fairly supported. Bilistrian marks 31s. ; Danubian. 31s. ; or on passage, 30a. to 30s. lid. Rye is in active demand, and prices are firm at an advance of from 6•1. to ls. per quarter. Taganrog has mold at 335. to .4e. Berdianski, 33a. ; Black Sea, Nicolaieff, 355. per 41.611 w. The demand for beans has been very inactive and thequantity on offersmall Egyptian 375. 6•1. per 4801ba. The market for linseed is unaltered and prices role heavy. For ordinary Calcutta we quote 6.5 e. ; Patna, 66e.; Bombay, 68*. ; and Black Sea, 61s. 3d. The inquiry for rape and oil seeds has been active, and prices have advanced ls. above last quotations. Ordinary Calcutta marks 48e. to 50s. ; Ferozepore, 525. ; and mixed yellow, 555. to ses. ; poppy, 635. ; Niger, 01s. white Tul, 725. There has been a good demand for oii cakes. but at a slight decline in pima American (Bad India seed) has been disposed of at 101. 13e. ; Marseilles, 91. sa. per ton. The ex 'was last week were 521 i quarters oats, 11,347 oil seeds, and 3113 cwt. of flour. PRICP3 cra*ZNT. KNOiJSZ. Per q. 1 Tor Qr. Rose'. Ist, red, aid 64 to 610 saw S 6 to 70 • „ „ Do. whit*, aid 64 to 74 „ new 68 to 70 Norio& and Lincoln rod, new .. 66 00 06 Malang Grinding MALT Names, Norfolk. and Suffolk OATS. a a. Inah, bL ei* 27 to MI 22 to SI „ wluto 22 to 15) - - Warogon Tick 36 to 3tl al to 49 y l o g r eo ro : 42 to 46 .. 33 to 52 .. to 43 . 10 W 33 Grey SI b 37 .. SO to 411 W to 41 70 to 73 Bair. Rout Kingsinn sad Want To to 7 Erown if to 04 _ _ - New OLIS ltoglidi, had Toes soods: — For --- 490 Its. Household 66 to Id Country Norfolk sad Wolk, 4:14 4l to 44 WggaT. Dantde and Monigs berg CI: to 74 Itoetock it 11 region Danish Russian, ht • l ' soft Amiican, red white BAILEY Grinding . Dirtilling . Malting ... 01?6. Dula tott Swediik l3 to 2I Itoodas Dead& pow Piet Maple Ho en _ _ .. II $ 42 .. 30 40 40 30 Se as 3T b SP MINA/ OOLA Wide* Yellow FLOUR 34 to 37 :6 to 36 I $ & TY Dutch torewitir: 24 to 3I I feedinz AIItIVALS OF 01101, IN WATA& CAIULLAOL, MOIL . DCLUSIVE. Moak perVZ.l;... 45 to 52 Spam „ 46 to 52 Amerloaq per torl .. Si to 94 Canadian „ . 27 to 55 MTO LONDON, BY LAND AND APRILS TO APRIL IS, DOTE Wheat Riney. ttalt. • Osts.litanal Plea -- Vg&7 - qn qn I qrs. pa l qra. I gra : kb. tans. 3107 1518 I inn ton est 1 1W 1 .. 171211 Irish ! • !Wean .. 19004 110611 I .... 1 12661.' .... 1 10 =IT --I---- -- Total .. =lOl 1! -; :l WTI 2 - 0 - 7liti a 1,... ; 200 ,20 illell LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (IT TELEGRAPH.) (PEON OUR OWN CORRESPONDIEET.) The market rather better to-day, and there is lees cotton offering. Sake about 12,000 or 13,000 bales. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) . . . . . • ' Sruait.—The market is steady, but quiet, at List week's currency. Refined A fair business is doing at the pre vious value ; common to fair brands, 425. to 425. fat ; good, tia. ; good loaves, 445. Gd. Correr-- Native Ceylon is dull of sale, at the previous value, but fur plantation there is still a good demand, at full prices. TEA. —No sales of importance reported. small parcel of old white Bengal sold ►t 15s. Corrog.—About 500 bales sold at last Friday's currency, at which holders are not free sellers. Jere—About 6,000 b. des sold at steady prices, part at IW. to att. 10.. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) --- • The market is steady at the following priced tallow is quoted 44s , Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 445. (id. ' • April to Jun., 44e. 3d. to 6d. ; June, 4 45. 6 d. October to December, 445. 9d. to 45e. 'ARTICULAIB OF TALLOW. Stock on hand this day..emb lolisery last seek Ditto from Ist June Arrival last week Ditto from Ist J uue Kin I A,906 31,222 I 14,011 LON I 2,152 1.303 1,01• 24,270 ! 00,148 00,170 30,4719 nmmm 10!,439 72,132 I 94,999 82,393 10 ILL ad.& La !Lad. 4. 4( 0 39 9 4550344 3 I 43 0 42 3 _99 0 40 9 3 PriceY. C. on spot this day. !Atte Torn List Mlily . • Arrival forth., week ilebvvry. Ala vadca. 1•1= 1 , from Australia. tird April last year, 336 casks, and ral last week comprised 334 realm METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a short supply of beasts, and a more active de mand ; consequently prices are higher for all deacriptione and a good clearance is effected. There is a conziderable fall ing off in the supply of sheep. The demand is good and prices are very much higher. The larger proportion of sheep are now shorn, we therefore cease to quote in the wool. Lamb trade is not much altered. Choice calves are very dear. Our foreign supply consists of WO beasts, 1,11:9 sheep, and 11l calves. From Scotland there are IS' , beasts. Norfolk and Suffolk I,BUO, and 405 from the Northern and Midland Cour.tiee. Per stone of 81ba ad,s. d. Per stone of Ma ad.s. d. Best Beata Iferefila 5 0 6 4 Beet Dos& Hrbdatib a 0 5 4 Dent Aborthorns 4 N 5 0 Best Long.wools.... 0 0 0 Arend goat boasts 3 03 8 Do. do. Miens— 4 64 II Calves Pigs Beat Doak HU.lweds 0 0 0 0 1 lambs Bests at market, 3,570: sheep and lambs, 10,080: calves, 134: rigs, Da BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report more firmness in the market : the alresdy small stocks are becoming more anl inure reduced. If the rainfall this month be equal to that of March, the result will be most serious to the co:t.ing crop. PROVI7CIAL SHARE MARKETS. Lirffitrool., APRIL 13.-4uks iodqtffireet Tagterli.Dsi 6: new account, tel -Lmeashire and Yo ,1211 I ; new account, 191-London and North Western, 115115: new account. 1161 1 1 1 13 In 1-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, new account, 46(1 1 - Metropolitan. new account., 1161-Midland, 1114 : new scoolut, 1111-North British, new accouot, 34-South Eastern, new account. 101 ISI I 1--ilreat Western of Canada, new account, in--inde.Delhi. 371- ,new new a. count. 77),-Fi.e taentkw, new account, 141-litee twenties. , -Great Luxemburg, 0 346-Leenlon and Lancashire Vire insuninec, new account, 11 11176 d.-tfarifime. d -Atlantic Telegraph S per cent., 4 146 1- Mersey sled and Iron Company, 11 d Miamians, AN:11. 13.-The market has been Inter, but with not much business doing either for the presse.t or next •7otAint. It wAs scarcely so good at the close Erie% 18: Great Eastern, 2111 1 9 ncit account ffii-Orand Trunk ot Canada. 184 -Oreat Western, 411-teneashire Insurance, 4 p-Ig.beaststen and Yorkshire, 152 for next account-London and North Si extern. 1131-Manchester, Sheffield, and Uncolisaidee, 481 titNt account, 4,11 I :-Metropolitan. 1171 1 17 next account- North British. 341, next account, 341-South Eastern. so+ to 4; i:ext accoui.t. DM 1 : -London and Brighton, 83, next account. BIRMINGHAM, APRIL Lt-The NSW to-day were In Birming ham Banking Company Shares, at 11 prem.-Lloyd's Bank, et 74 p en , oes -South Staffonla, at 82 to e3 -Nottinti ham JointStoc • Moil:, at 31 to 21 dig -Birmingham Alliance Fire Insurance, at I dia. to par-Ditto, Life lemitalla . , I dis.. seUers-Metropoittan Railway Carriageand Wagon shares,secoot issue, at 1 to:Ms.-Ditto, third issue, at 1 to 4 dm. Outage, Ana It.-Three per Cent. Consols. WI-New Thee per tent. Mock, 881 1-Ditto, for account, 9th May, India Five per Cent. Stock :transferable at the Rank of Ire land . 1041-Bank of Ireland , ClOO paid!. 2344- Hil•ernian bank ing Vorepeny (05 paid 361-Monster ßeak ,timited) 434 paid 41-National Bank 520 psid, 631 63-Natiotial of Li 'Limited' 'ela paid.,l6-Royal Bank (CIO paid), 32132-IM Wicklow and St *Mord ,2)180 paid 40-tireet Southern Western, ;dlOO paid;. 801-Midlend derat Western :4:100 651Dublin,i Wicklow, and Wexford, 6 per cent :198o) 'al paid). MI. A oottage hospital for the reception of persons smitten by infectious disrave has Imp the Soma tondos Peva) boon provided by the Ncsington guanliaas. .. 32 to 311 tt to 30 . 27 to 34 22 to 30 Per'_ II IL 66 to 69 Al to 62 f 6 10 61 66 to 66 —to -to— 30 to 32 Pa Qr. 35 to 39 35 to 33 tali all 100 all 100 all 100 all si Si 16 17 56 89 97 99 88 89 In 111 ... 40 i 1_ 1144 151 771 7 ... me Pin 107 -1 101 i i 8 71 22; 411 93i Mg -. 4.4 1 ne It CI 1 - liti