The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-16 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 16, 1P62. LA \l' INTELLIGENCE. . THE POLICE COURTS, SHARE LI.9IB.—(THIS DAY.) 111.7175H1 POOIIIIIIO3M. AMU:: EY MA THIS DAY (THIS DAY.) (.) --..-- Twe e'Otocm. ga i n , liaatrAtilL I Ca ru i rolC l4 i Mil t* 16.441 14". —•-- theVerary little b us in ess - ,- SOUTHWARK.Ti ll he go p ill p r in cipal featur e in s. TS eli all . 11 2 7 :11118 r ."1.6.1.111 1.144111 lel 1.4 .... The funds to COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. nisoirczrot CONDOM OF A MOIL w., Harwood, a sa g m .k o ki eg lea, shoat nylon dam fall of I per cent. in Caledonian stock. Eastern Ilfl al Nwillailiftlefteßalreftli ef 2 - - closing quotations Sittings is Auco.--(flefirre Lord Chief Justice Cockburn , was b mg h t b e f ore ge r. eth re b nek c h arge d w ith iitelb Counties hat deolined 4, while London and le . II g em JimeAsnandah ipik isdillmln IT is almost exactly sad Justices Oresephm, ifteltbeirs. mid Mellor.) his mother, Sarah Harwood, and threatening to murder ' North Western has improved 4. In other ille.lea..4fte kBll/1 circumstance wh NTILCOLSS r. Mt Or/ lUTZI COI/Paler. her. ! stocks the variation ecaroely exceeds A per Lee eremehT, thin 'mi d i s :mgt . is Ita - - the share market Mr. Rowell said We "" 04 unties Iliad at the The cemPlaillant, • middle-aged respectable-looking ' cent. London and North Western is now isi Diairiktfisestee. NN 4 _ Zest Middlesex after teem alteimpe. before Mr. Justice female, who exhibited • wound on the right side of the 00 ....4 rth i to t ; c heat W ester; 74 a cor t. 6 all Oalueles• - 6 at at donian Railway Mellor, vibes • verdict wee ford for the plaintiff. faem, mid she was sorry to say the prisoner was her son, ' 'l lut iZ id '""`a tSS 18 flopeLeklasekSp.aftes. d 1 pm - Luxembourg char for damages speed apse. He gamed for •Me for • sew sa d owe o f omit e b i ld tan l e f t e ar b y h er h us b an d t o main- , , 1284 to 1 ; Lancashire and rlf - re 1 O w l s% e meta _ _• _ trial en the (meads of misdirection and thid the mediae tile. De was • most violent temper and continually in shire, 1071_ to 1; South Eastern, 8n to 84 ; Cale- 12 Eltl IDNIMIS - The scrip of thi was *rime sr weight of evidence , sad 041 rotate III•12‘7". the habit of insulting her sad besting her. On Monday dzo l iart ua 1091 to 110* ; and Great Northern, 115 4 10 ...; Du i r iga llasselen. IC I Pm 1" 41 24 to n prem., a The ease bail here previously treed before the Lord Chief afternoch helleame home and commenced abusing ber, and IL Marl Neat et tarsit: st SY i prem. Justice Cockburn, when the jury were disehorPd, when she remonstrated with him, and begged him to keep L o „,-b ardo _v enet j u , Ra m , s h are , rema i n He al Du age it Pei not being able to Wee to a verdict. The Gam. quiet, he snatched up all the crockery within his reach Lod , "" ' h ejle, 40 et - At Paris thi it will be recollected, aros, out of the heisting threw it at lam. He then seized • knife from the drawer, ; quoted 24 to 24 prem. There is a further dec ided re en De. II per et, Saw 6O 66 Renter's telegrat of • water-pipe daring the were frost d le6o, owing, as the and flew at bee, saying that be would murder her. In her ' rise in Great Luxembourg shares. All Belgian lines Ls all DS T Pm* 1814••• • 66 18 - Mir MI fft. N. ISN.. Plaintiff alleged. to the neeligmes of the company with eudeavour to get away from him he stabbed her near the ' are in favour. tee en De. de. INS.- . U 41 ...- reference to their uta,Fleuent of the plugs. Th e Patatiff eye. She immediately came to this court and obtained • i ini.DINARY IMAIIJII AND 1110018. se. to tibme biftea Paidassie Hot Net 10! it It decline. was a publican, carrying on business in Old-street. and from ... ma t. I Isles twerp 16 It a.. New * i 1 Is - Consols are off the bursting of the pipe hi. ce llar wa s flooded, and the in , The prisoner, who seemed mush excited, said it wee ell ILI Pal I Z 116 w 4 ". I 74:l lerme re I so 1 pm. ft NO Gt. a. el r m ite s t iff el. 101 los - jury complained of was onstaised lies w hat that woman had Meted. He never touched her. tag mg w eitewthier e at , re s _. •11 (NW's. is - money, and I Ride granted. Mr. Burnham remarked to him that such combee es kis ix IN vim .= me lt Do. Raw WI all Do.op.e/rftpse7l,w.op ta ll Ti lo4 die 1" - The present i lealtlersa r. CSOKIa. part was pot at sll seemly from • son to his mother. ... NI all Do. ft de.. 27 . w1 1. 4 .. ..Ln. es a 94 1 and 934 to Mr. James Browne moved for • rule calling upon the Priemer--011. she is • bed ooe, and will say anything. 11 ell 11114...211= 6 . ''' "' LIA all Do. db. TS - defendant to show cause why • Minima information should Mrs. Harwood here informed his worship that his eon- Le ell Islrel la.G. is n _ IN sll Deft p.elli4apay - 98 - 116 - The official busi not t at filed against him, for =lee words to the applicant duet was so bad that she could no t _ put up with it say I t m iffs oatnitatio emlimenee •••• wi lt mg " N un 10 111. IN Mainagum h per et. Si OS N. Du der 5 pie al 104 104 - Stock, 239 ;TI in the public streets calculated to lead to • batik meeting . lesser. He actually called her • bed name and all her ge all p ee k louses.... - -. IL la De, ft pin se ,isa. 96 Ift _ The applicant is • director of the National Bask of Loa- Madre. bastards. I/ en . 4 T - MI sil De. epee east _ res. - - ills - New Three pet don. acid the defecidant was lately se Maar la the army. Primmer -And that's true. You kaow it. rm not going 10 ID De. •I Aliward - - - aIN Ilella_ deepen. Mamie , -.- - Annuities, led The Conn refused the application. te_ptit up with your nomense. ft all De. I { pa tepid's). ee ... - fle MI .ftemerlek• Corea Mr. Bambini was si opinion that the lad could not be in MO ell DOUR 4•10 1 1 44 fa 4 8 - Mem • cep. M. 6 I - Cent. stock, 11 116 all Deed.Palb 4 AOLAa. 10 11 - his riot seem. Hem wee a respectable woman bringing up N. IN D i e. d ol e. Lel do, 6 7 .- Debentures I& COURT OF COMMON PLEA& a Lir family is me metal a sonar se possible, sad h. ipa app on Ala Mp o hi N - 10 ell De. de. 11 op. 40 6 11 - 14 all Ds. de. Led de. 4 I -• 1004, 4 ; Five p Sittings in flenee.--allefore Loa ads( Jostles Igle, sad attacked in a shansehd menus by ane of her sons. He 114. he tars paw% Stains 67 u ... ft. leads . ... ~. .. ..... 144 144 -• Janine WSW, Dyke, aid Ileatiag.) 'bottle remead bha fee a week, and seed direction' to the M. lee Do. SNUB al 60 111* 11 1034 ; ditto F MI all Zest indelli - 571113311124. P. 111/011112•20:11-powsornx or casoo. not fee the me"' aim" well as the chaplain t° P a y ga. ipp oh m " pp - air -. 10 511 Do. let 2 (2 - Exchequer Bills The plaintiff on the 12th ef flopeember bat chartered the some "Wm*. M his lie, 106 i lift 111 - 01. De.Lodat ui = se 1 N 1-- i { efts -" The foreign ship Arbutus to rowed to Emma and lead a carpo-itheet Thep INN ergs led away ftellifdslt le all Ifteftemll emu - -. 1,2 0 quarters of wheat-whisk we to be canted le St. Ilk 150 abeam •S. Westin 114 IN ••• Biwa& KDIa a further impro , 10 all drentlfaelkel 140 145 -. st ". o. t h. Tem ,.. " rum ed ware l oo k " Fia qiinim fot kaan k ssand saddrervedea the idea ROYAL NAIL zrzair NAnaarzoN COMPANY. sk 1.. p m , o mob. the river to take is the nesaireing serge. Oa the way, bow. (' IM DAY.) la DetAlAree. seen. 114 116 654 cue .. Alfred Ocies. Allbeft ass - - - cabs are like. e. haft 11111 pet. Is pita 113 1 14 -, --4.—U. le SUN& Ins 1.4 - ..- ever, she n u a b irewed, sad the captain mg aired the eatie 1 6,remain flat. .. =ore MI to p - to be takes se that the vessel might be remains. aid The annual meeting _of the shareholders was held ea • o ss r ah w • Vl "' t ir..l ti e6 y e yg g g 1. .. Dev. G. Oes. _mewls.) 1 410 MO - quoted 804 to _ cargo was are pat en ether womb and rat to et. at 1 o'clock, at the Leedom Tarr ; Captain 11./130L113 in 115. eleheallk. GO 68 .. Peet Passel Memel - Halo : but on the Ind Oetsher the Meader dersaibed the chair. N. 1' ,limmekbeie Yonlebtre 1071 107 f 1071 i .. Bast Cared= that his s_hip elminld be 1441111411, sad r this veered uss The relmirt wee lam el fad. la .' Luise lied llbeirwali 67 ft - t.. lasi Cara Dem Oeist 111 US - 4. .. AWL Remet "MAL) I. 10a * - not 4 . 011111114 with, be brewer the ark% to pis. The CHAIRMAN. la Illiswimig Its adoption, commenced by re. . 1, ,,, ... re ., - i . 46 60 ,„. 4SI .. 02MIMblet aI& Atoms. al 111 16 - and-a-Half pe ofter dames, apes the mood be bed lea reamed ferruietore ammoear. Measly item of errs in theworkini - Si: r ow ' 'immobilised, e r a 54 Hi No 4 1 d .. Greet dealli Taigas - his our • me trial took piss Wore Mr. Joshes llyise , in lalwalal mid ha milk "Pura wefts sod eteitifte," and 1 1 11 all De. -Ca Wl. Few Wham) - 60 Of Ti 7 Six per Can Leedom, when the verdict wee mitered for the *muff for that wee mpleanwl is the report. While the disbursements Id 100 Weems Ph Jai 100 1 1,900 ... Gelatine - Cents., 674, 4, Isoe, waded le the opinion of the court. of 1861 exceeded those el MO by any 0,0001., the reosipts Is all twaftwrmaliOsimelle. - - - Left .. Herod sleet KM. 16 ft - Mr. Noddy saw moved for • rub to eater a mediet for exhillited all 1111/4••• ul 80.000 1 1 The lo•31 1 / 1 • 1 of past al- skria IN De ' a°l 1...WM. ' 8 It .. Eloe Dawns - Ceuta. (Marra _ the defeedest, and submitted that the aces mistime with repel fteelleftmed reseereft wee 001, moot - Le .0 11.1411hd e alamalnen ' W e l 44 .. loft Seethe Llte. i i - would not maintain m *dint for a refusal to load cargo. feet le the 7 1 h1 105$ then was 40 4 004 8 . 81411 11 t° lb° 14. 11;11 . 111illeed - -.................... 174 Ili ' 11 9 i 4000 7. Merles Valley f a 11 111 ad - Mexican Thre Rule greeted. debit of she repair end reeewal acme)* and, the{ animal 614 e 114 Do. Nan if if pa -pa ,g , :: 1 re mli g i : o i r!" . : ) l k , at , - 321 ; Portnguo SLI.L.II r. 11111111.-OCWILIZPCIUS' LUX. h a d since b ees writhe off . During the y ear the bard M. US De. Ham • Derby te 100 - 2 Vie -• MOO .. N ........ ft 4 se - Russian Five Thug was an patios to recover two mac s horse, Nimrod ~h ad, ___t ° re_nkr,._ th e Clyde , Cr ......ta' TT2ll ' a t t i Net a s illtat Wl. *LI - ....-. - - UM .. N. latems (Map* . , at - - d .. N. Wit. Ilametplepas 11 le. 11 ft - per Conte., 1851 an 1 Magenta, which the defendant claimed to have • lies „ . _'"`m e. I ___,•'" ":_ °°l _,, cur ! e ,P ro p ne. " . . r. ;r=2, l9leVe We ail, " ma w, en d o n th e g, ... - - 6,N0 .. Pere Wheal Orel* .. ate. * upon ; and at the trial before Mr. Justice Byles at Guildhall ~.__see proposal to '''' aside ' per c** ** ""` "'"* Eo L lr " .. le 0 rimy* Amegliolar - -• dal -. per Cents., for the verdict was for the plaintiff fat 210 L, oubliette • piss- a -ne Teem'. reserve fund was chain from fr°6l a *t t° a/1 a/ Ilkarn.Wieromp.aisa -..- -. 6,400 .. Pm Orem pt. hew) . li 6 6 - 1,110 le Preddense (U. Lam ) . 10.37. 60 62 - k the Comm! toed law. credit, and he trusted the surplus would not be Inter- ea„ too swim, Mr. H. Smith sow mowed for • rule to ester • verdict for fend with. He was happy to state that 213 per: N. IN Meth &NY - Six per Cents., tet defendant, and stated the folloviageinutoalsoos• :-The me n in the employment of the comp an y it6tl S. mil NMI Owes SAIL •D. - - 400° .. Oms Brea (Illedan) . 6111160 al 11 1 - Six per Cents., defendant was the laedlord of the Wheatland th on g W.A. their lives insured for the sum 0 3 3 , 0 001. Lit „.. 10 1 1 . Ithrwertelt K B 971 gia 071 111 IN - W. Presser (Maw) 1.8.111 e 100 106 - burr, and on the 15th March, 1851, • ;Aram named Bump. Referring to the colony of British Columbie, he said it was : m D u o . L am e t „, 65 661 161 NO .. Peet re •10 11 - zuela Three per brought one of the hones to the inn, and his man Weight rapidly imam* Is importance , and he hoped that govern- ii: No Ds. Yost ....... gme is • 4 MOO 6 TammlllieLsedll3.o h tt lt - aro 10 xis Moll The Stock El the other on the following day The men and horses re- resat would goes see the desirablenew of subsidising a line N. is ik e tpu s a.,. - 30,C00 .. Vele d Masa) 114. 4 4 - - - next (Easter M reamed there until the 2nd at . N bor. whin Mr. Cilia- el packets between the west coast of Panama and this le II Da. New Par A ,. _ .... .. West Sweet .. li if 11 _ us 11 oingbarn, who had owned Use ham ., suns with the phis- by °°° the i °ll° ° g(mmusest Y' I° stadtle.""ittentetionaptoineervtimatie i n J anuary l ijj A t e lialabilL tssaamag W mashmi allairai tmedu ib alaa , .. 1 h_Mt lh --... 1,016 .. W. Condom i )11 USt - The rumour tut ti whom be bed sold them, sad demanded then. Thu MO - Wet Seam - the effect the - defendant offered to give them up upon payment of his as. wit • rube elf the termination of the contract, be 27 , -. 4 --„, : - - - 511 _ Wk. Brest I=l_ Iti Ili 100 sat .. IR bake , ) I 10 Oa - 10,000,0001., in count. and • bill was offered and refund ; the defendant still mid however *meat it might be to declare • bonus, the m s o A...a , „ „....... , .- - _, ow _ In, Mined (Mistook) 71 11 10 - retaining the mark The present *aim was then brough. beard : did set osasidse it pendent to do so under pramen6 le a ll 7 - am _ Wit. Kitty (On. [Monti LTA. li Ls xit -' at 85. It is no and the gaieties' in the cause wee whether the defendant h elmemetseelsi__, _ i _ amine time the oompaoy had earned ea ft. 1 1 11 =. Ollllll l l . 4 , - lAN ... W.Maryiso(Minuise.) 4 IS it taken the hones to stand at livery, or whether he had e""7 ,re,__,..P ng _,,, m14, 1 em i,.. ite , eharle . i . were , °° „L. °°d ,,„ er iii; it i jo Imallah- - ----- I,ii 10a - Le.* .. Wk. lliismier (5e...) 7 17 11 - received them and the men in his character of innkeeper. - of the kind m - moment nothi It was submitted that the latter was the ease, and rat the resionahle Par' '. ''''''' prillile.. "' 41 ... e g reatl y ...."' doubted ..Ay the — policy 0 - 3 tie. in ILM. o ""Felle• Vutts ' " 47 10111lalf MUM. arranged. defendant had a lien for account, pert Of the grairement ei banding over the pastel service jj„ , le ; seem No. I U. I Kum Ird I Cl. prima I ealiel. Mr. Justice Ryles-The justioe of the case wee entirely 10 aa Fame samillaa.r. (Haar, hem/ Unless the It. let tomb fasters ........ Stlf Pt SI About 94,00 with the defecolant. goverames4 were _prepared to give up the own- is to• diem Was O7 01 - MON It 76,000 1 IP Assad, Umited..l al 1 I I - taken to the l - Mr. Siniat Aad he had done everything b e °mi ld t o read ef the ens troy Shedd look favourably on the ile. 109 8. Yorke. ili Blew Dan 100 10S 100 10,000 6 Simla L.AILOo.(Unt) MI li 29_40001. sum arrange the matter. reeewal of the maleact. If • war broke out steam ships 10 101 litalldWell_hiltna l lta 4 4 2 Ii - 14000 40 Oribre - Rule granted. like than would be the only as. which would be able to : all , .....•.......... 14 1/4The foreign in P. mem IP = C4 2.) l9 4 8 7ft '.24.000 1 lei i gi s i p i . _ quoted much tl - -- - - pt away hem the iron-clad vemels, and thus to maintain p l ,. las Te Vain COURT OF EXCHEQUER. need esstinunication with the colonies. As regarded m a la gna w .... sa ' _ ~... ~.. ,„„,..... amps ad ali - alteration was s ires-elard ships end modern ordnance no two men appeared N 16 Do. ....MC at pe - 21000 $ Ira net imllAseited) 1 11 illei - b urg exc h ange Sittings in Basco in Easter Term.--(Before Lord Odd to Sheik alike, but the advantage of having fast steamers Ili h Do. - WON 11 Parlor Ile.) - Baron and Barons Bramwell, Martin, sad Wilde.) New of hostilities must be obvious to 41 it. 150 Vale 06 Kama - give some OOUI -. 111,000 1 dt. Pertbsra Coiner loan. Subjoin miTriircs tit =LSO& Mr. Vatzernes KNIORIT said in 1856, when the cash laa- 81 . Inn ' Victoria elm° llOlllO , 1111 4 11 °, 1 St. 100 West Cornwall - on. Australia (Um.) 1i i i It. - The following days have bees appointed foe limpripp Lame from all sources amounted to 209,000/., there was a „ tee w.Huti...iniutAs, - - suss it imams (um) I t Ire - Amsterdam, 3 errors from the different courts :-Froin the Court ef boons of Si. per share. At present the balances amounted 14, Ise , west Unlland-UVArd 67 411 - - MODS $ lAasres a r $ _ 1L166 to 17 ; l (Nines Benc h l Wednesday, 14th May, sad Themfty, 151 h,• Se 264,000 t, and he could not, therefore see why there et. tot i Dino Newport 4$ 66 - KOMI 11 LaMantia - Antwerp, 3 moot from the Court of Common Pleas, Friday, 16th May ; sag should be uo beaus at all. However, afte r the opinion ex- to 10 l Mb ileradoel es 00 - tows 1 Harkens all a . three menthe, 11 from the Court of Exchequer Saturday , 17th May, air reseed by the chairman on that point he would not press ragIIILIINCE aliallre. lO.llO 1 N.Shlnee.ors.Au.(l,) a ll f dis - 3 mon th s , 25.461 10,1110 Id Pontebandhlwarlsed ell t 4 - 1181 to 119 ; Pet Monday aad Tuesday, the 19th :ad 20th. the matter. M. IPA I Amman I meta/ priest. I Sam IMAM 6 Port Pftlltp 1 it 1 v Alderman DA/IN considered the extorted bonus of 1856 .„, ..„, • „__ 1 Santa Barbara odd Hi 1 1 is. - wens , es. fie., 11111C/31 o. sitiscamore, Bernet!), AND LlNCOLlfsfilall anyth i ng b ut ao example to be followed; what was th en gg. e.e. IN .ftlelota og.d.a reirreP o„. e gb een .. ea_ Le -. 110;111 1 Sootelse MYNA.. (Lim; 111. pm 11 4 i 3 months, 13.601 ZAILIIAT-Acaorcr.Wet 10 lit-iotin dal Bey (Um) 16 14 - 3 months, 484 te done drove from the direction nos of whom as company eg all 1 0 , 4 , and B al. 60. , _ _ This mike, brought to recover damages for injuries sae- -Alt w ell b. mt g . SI all leerawall, a pet ems. i N U - mut stmt Milted Madam all 7Ti •-• GODO6, 3 months, lobed by a railway aceideet, was tried before Lord Chief - Aftee . thew f ur th er dm enes i on, the report was „d o t o d. row 1 Worthina Mins.) all f_ - Judie, Ooekbarn at Lincoln, and resulted ie a verdict for P ft all 'DimPeetiest Sherd ea. 11 di - :Nakm 31 MOW S Yuctananintans nt. lii lea Anglian, A, 6p. et 100 1113 i This action, brought to recover damages for injuries sus- Mimed by a railway accident, was tried before Lord Chief JustiosOorkbarn at Lincoln, and reunited in a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages, 100/. 31 - r. Macaulay now moved to set aside the verdict, and for a new trial on the ground that the verdict was against the weight of evidence. He said the defence was that the defendants were not liable for the consajueocee of the accident, end thet there had been fraudulent deeding on the part of the plaintiff. On the Vkith Dec., linlo, plaintiff was a passenger is strain which left Gainaborough between Maud P in the evening, and waa to stop at Blighton. The accident melee from the tire of one of the wheels of • third-claw carriage, in which the plaintiff was, breaking islconsoluence of the severe frost which it is wall known prevailed at that time. The carriage was the last in the train, and as soon as the wheel broke, the end of the carriage was smashed to pieces, and all the jamengeni, 13 in number, fell out one by one. Fortunately the ground was covered with mow, and only one of them sustained any serious injury. Tie train was going at the rate of 33 aides an hour, and ea 0 , 0011 as the guard became aware of the 0001111111100 he had the trails 'topped and went back to pick up the people. It was was proved that the tire was perfectly sound and that it broke entirely from the action of the (rest. The plaintiff, however, contended that the gu a nl' s break ought to have been the leas carnage, sad that if it had he would probably have escaped. The Lord Chief Baron —lf the guard had bees in the last carriage he would b eve been able to stop the train sooner. Mr. M.k.lialay —rho evidence showed that be would not have hail the mesas of communicating with the driver of the engine. Mr. Baran Wilds—The guard's van might have been left behind, when the end of the third-class carriage broke to pisses GENERAL HOLIDAY AT BRIOBTON ON EASTER BONDAT.—On Monday morning a public meeting, convened by the Mayor of Brighton, was held at the Town Hall, for the purpose of considering the propriety of • pineal holiday on Easter Monday. The mayor, who presided, having briefly stated the objects of the meeting, remarking that be had received a requietion signed by between 306 and WO of the find tradesmen in Brighton, Mr. Alderman Bunowi moved a resolution to the effect that in the opi nion of the meeting there should be a general holiday on Easter Monday, to afford all classes an opportunity of being present at the review fixed to take place on that day. This resolution wee meouded by Mr. Alfred Martin, and carried unanimously. Mural a' STRIKE AT CHORLEY, —We regret to say that a general strike among the operative weavers of Cborley took place on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, in coosequence of a proposal on the part of their sm. plums to reduce their present rate of wages. Notices were posted in the various weaving establishments in the tows, three weeks ago, to the effect that at the expiration of 14 days from date • reduction to the Preston list pries. would be made. Couequeutly, large meetings of weavers were held, at which it was determined nut to submit to the reduction proposed, and an interview took plate between the employers and employed, when it was agreed that the matter should be postponed for • week. At the end of the week, however, no arrangement had been made, and, cousequeutly, on Wednesday evening lot the notices expired at two establishments.. On the same evening • large meeting of operatives was held, when it was resolved that they should "COMO out" as their notices ex pired until soon* more satisfactory arrangements could be made. Previous to the commencement of this meeting the masters agreed to pay the Blackburn staodard list prices for veinier up to • 76 reed, and the Preston list priced for counts above that reed. On the following eveciug another huge and enthusiastic meeting was held, with a similar result, and on Friday evening they Lad an interview with their euiployers. The operatives disputed the correctness of the Vat suleuitted by their employers, but the masters ultimately expressed a determinatiou to abide by the list upon which they had 'greed.-- .1/nor/neer rivardian. CHILI) DENISHTION. —Au extraordinary case of child desertion has been brought to light in Belfast. On Friday evening a chill, two and • half years old, was found dead in • house in Rea's-court, of Milltield, in that town. As inquest was held on Saturday, when the follow tog were stated by several witnesses .—A man named 11'Nally, and several of his children (eight in number) were street musicians. They were in the habit of playing on board the Bangor boats. Some weeks ami the parents came to Dublin, bringing the two eldest boys with them, soil leaving the younger ones in charge of their sister, a little girl eleven years old. Phe father sent her postage itampe alma; daily, from 14. to It rid. Twice he scut 2s. rid. The child bought what she could with the for the cisildrett's loud. The de ceased child was a cripple, always ailing, aid requiring the greatest care, but it does not appear that the un natural mother thought much about it. The little sister did as much as a child of her age could be expected to do, thus left without oversight and needing • mother. can herself. The coroner's jury brought in a verdict that the child "did from natural MIMIC " Both they and the coroner expressed themselves in strong terms as to the die. graceful and cruel conduct of the parents, and censured the ileighhours for not mending for the police, and getting the cLildree removed to the workhouse. I Inc of the children is younger than the deceased. A SPEeIFIC AGAINST SMALLePON.—Vaceiiiation Is now so generally practised in Europe that the want of • new specific for the easH.poi is hardly felt; still the fol- I Lowing remedy, stated by Mr. H. Chalmers Miles, army I =at Halifax, to be used by the North American nay he valuable on the actual breaking out of the dimes This remedy consists of an intrados of the rout of &trarenni purpur,a, • plant nearly allied to the family of Papa , f mem, and is administered as follows s—When a person is threatened with small-pox, the °rep !Mos not having )et appeared, a large irlauful of the infusion is taken, the effect of which is to hasten the eruption, making it appear in the course of four or bee hours. A second in then ad ministered, and a third after the lapse of &nether ponied of from four to six hours, when the pustules sink down, having lost all vitality. If the patent it already labouring under smallpox before taking the remedy, one or two dusts of the latter will be sufficient to efface the Neales and allay the fever. In the course of two or three days all the morbid phenomena disappear, but the patient is neverthe less kept in his tent until the ninth day. The eruptioa leaves no trace behind. The Indians not only use this as a remedy, when the disease has broken out, but also as a phylactic ; they always keep a swede solutiou of the plant ready, and drink some from time to time. The Epidemio logical Society of Loudon has requested Mr. Chalmers Milo* to send over a quantity of saricenua, that it may be tried in E. land. It I. not easy to explain how it comes that the Indians, pommeling this plant, and aware of its virtues, should have been so frightfully decimated by small-pox as he.torians describe ; and we are therefore led to the con. clusioti either that the virtues of this plant have bee. greatly exaggerated, or that amall•pox cannot have corn. nutted among the Indians the extenaive ravages we rend of. It is not the least renuarkelde fact in this matter, that this now remedy has been so long kept from our knowledge, notwithstanding the long intercourse between Indians and Europeaus.—Calignani. IN lerlesoldtraater4p.o— CsWooten Quer. I. a Cork and Hendon eep.e 041 Oorowall, f per Gees. Day.Peetket Aber. es. WI Ned /melba, A. p. 118 Do. Pi, Op.& Do. 0.7p.el 1 N1 66 &Dom Ne.,llp.el. lea 1011 Ds. do. No.! LIP Do. New 6p. al. N 166 feetern Usage, ep. et IM ildha.& G th leam; p.et I IN Min., Per, 4. m. IN Gross Northers. p. p IN Do.lored.s4lop.N.pa 06 Do. 4, per Beal 00 Ot.N. &Aiken& lot 6 ORWeel(Serkeillaak 00 Do. Meru 44 fee. 00 Do. redeem. 4p. p. emit 06 De. Iswedseno. 4p. et. Do.4p.a.redeeen Yret . WO Do. Dim. Goa:took 100 Do. BUN rret. loe &helmet. Duo. Pio& e Ii 84 tit. 11 11t, u iii NV:Macaulay mid Vie plaintiff said that if the guard's van bad been behind. the bell committed with the guard by a wire running &twig the top of the train would have been fortuitously rung by the" wobbling" of the carriages. The feet, however, wee, that if the thirteen pareengen harl been in any ether carriage time the last, they would probably all have been killed. It was also said that the ice trd, if he had been in the broth behind, would at mice have seen the accident ; but the fried bail made the windows of bin boa impervious to the sight. The plaintiff wan a cattle jobbor, aizty years old. and gave hi. eveleoGe in a trensulona manner, which was attributed to the shock winch Lis nervous system sustained by the accident. but it transpired that previous to it he had had • *snows attack of perslyvii. The Lord Chief Rum, said the court would consult the Lord 1 'Lief .lu.'ice in reference to the came. J uilprieut deferred. at 11l - 11 Z. is 51.. 11 114. 11 /X 11 SR 11 I.I.V I I,IXXINIO W. THOINVi. Mr. Honeytnan chapel cause agaiaat • rule which had beeirobt onivl by Mr. Littoo lad term for an attachment wand the , defendant for contempt of court, io not appear lag mem Las sulmomt. The 50i1.., was fur breach of pro. nose of tinirrhige, acid also for the ntaintenaoce o f a o illegii timatet had. The afffilavita stated that defendant wan in attention.. at Guildhall ready to give hi evidence, but that he was cot ullal , mid ea. sot aware that the cue had corn , for trial until after it was over. The larded counwl in the coons of his argument 010 sere „l that the WWI orrvetil upon the defeuilant not for the porpou of calling bun bat at a dodge to g , t money nut of him. Toe Lord Chief flonni sail there were several dictionaries in iurt, and be ahoul.l be glad if the kern.'.! counsel could p^ lot icit so any UDC of them the triad "dodge." Mr. Ito:swims sail he Was awry if he had used an impro per expreow.nis:_ * Do.OliodorPt.4l. * Do. do. do. op.°. * lama Yorkals. 4 p.adv P Los.ilir7glst..6p.o.llso. N No. 1 • D0.6p.0. do. 1(..* • Do.flp.o. do. ... • P Do. 0p..). do. N 0.4 P D 0.44444. do. )) Do. tep.4.941.414 d 0... 10 Do. 7 ps. ProLtilook.. D0.0p.ad0.(W.L41.1.1.., 10 Lk= 0.2/L(4W dd. ttu 10 I.o4.oodDorot 10 lAN )0 Lath. 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Poi p.. a Prot rozzidir • l eywra..• en ILatwaep a beliariassi Arattuhre ✓ 1.6 01ohlanfklre.1=en Belgian A. J all ^Bonen to andmelei : • Cranassue Mee &I& ▪ Ooptaio ! II M t LZMUMI • The 1,4.1 Chi.f Prawn mil he hoped counsel would not thlsk they could icidulge in say lioness of expressions, bet employ L.worigu *he b we, used IS the antiorry intermingles of gent limieu. Mr. Mom, limn. having further apoingised for using the contended t , at the re was sot sufficiest ground to joie tit, the att.whinent. Mr. Lesson bermg be.o heard as the other side, TM. roust said tLere wad be some real emiteinot, and not easiteime on r non. matter of fn nu, to warrant an a•rrelouest. Thep:fuer the rule would be tschstricd. !tote discharged. le Ditailiou - 776 all Madera of Franco ea/ Od. Ramlas gua.a p. a W Of. Central ol Prams all Ot Lame=ot a oot. W Italian J al IY. Ocmateman • Boka W pans oar TIMMS 11 Isar and GOMIS all Marla Antonia W Nam.dllAapt: . y all Do.ap.o.Prt Belp.any. all Rankles of lb Do. Now Shams W Norwegian Trunk Prot 13 ,tatoonuetlemyrnabldla) all ;Paris, me end lledlt all Parts and Orleans 19 ladle and N. Francisco ( Pernam D buco) ▪ 11110 and unabarg W Royal Danish all loyal Swedish all I Da. 7 par cont. all limbo* and Your 90 Do. pie cont. Prat 11ptert. 11 (ILAneLli Vamotlea .11. Lat Part=ret p al all 'Sandbars ail 'Walt Ibenbein ..... all Ds. 14 Rat eiNI. Wel ▪ Wailed W. et haws W Wo li net oriels Dllllllfif )RI 162 166 1211 lif 16 78 $3 94 141 iii . liiy - i I Pm 68 78 I 1 Pm 138 140 102 114 94 96 110 1L! 1011 110 1 le vw }din ... ia isd Yr no 43 ge to COCItT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (I eta. the Judge Ordinary.) Thie Wog the first sitting is Fainter trrro. Mr. Wen eel Mr. Ilierlroareh (oho hare heel appointed queen's non.-1) erre larded by the court to take their seats entitle the her. The n . e.s — ca — ase fiat contsios 99 cases. namely. 87 peti ti.ini for iliatolotion. II for judicial separation, and one for a iti.i.latation of legitimacy. Seven of these suite are to be tnad before special, and 15 before common juries. Two rases are tart heard, and ~en (a special gory suit) his been BtAVI!.I tor i njunctim. There are four lamer causes. The sottrolrer of races in the lint at the commencement of Hilary term. lard, trail 1147 • &stir term, ill ; Triuity tern:, lis ; Michaelmas term:9s ; Hilary terns, 1862, 106; Faster term, 99. There are also four probate causes to be tried before the jiiil 4 i. sitting alone; four before common, and six before special kiries. LK 140 In aik 101 103 101 HI 31 CM We ILITAN FUSS 11011PITILL, CITY.9II•• u ainotost of = . i relieved dunug th e wee k railing April 12 wan 1,27 ; iurgital, 62$—total, 1,915, el whit►lk 610 were sow came& iMII.IILI. 66 87 18 89 U sa ss .4 62 66 126 127 120 121 102 106 12$ 12$ i11.L6.Y11. 7 7i be I 104 u n 1 4; Mil le pm IS SI i 14 14 Si Si 20 II 41 IA ..... 10 -.. pla S ii t ii Os 469 46 49 61 4 si dl2: li 14 zd. in 101 14 1 1 Inn ,h vur n o t sal r 1 14 n n 171 I 14 1 104 I . It I nrucls. 191910111 111. 110.110.49.49.039041Ja1y 199 90 101 *kW IL Naito& p.a. klar.lol9o. 10 0 96 — 91.1311 IL IL UAL aO. Jaa.b.3 017 190 97 99 14;91 l ii rritaiOr . D. aS. u 0 ut Hi us JOINT STOOK Na 1 66. 1 94111. 1 rt. la. prime. I Ilalaa. *OOO 100 Sara and U. fier. nent . 80 86 87 - 10,000 100 AillanceLoa.ttlivorpooi I -. . - 11000 4eo 40 Amtralesta ell ell On 111 Bank et - 1000 100 Beak of London BO 79 81 - *OO 60 alma ar. Aaser , a 61 as - 341 N 10 Cwt. Bank Avalralia, ma te an 104 11l 214 1140 1 0 28 MAIM. Nem. at Imna, Lou., and China all 38 36 344 1 IMO 100 2 . aa - 91600 100 .... - - WOOD 10.11 Cosa el Omialls all .- -.- *OOOl 91:1 s&3ooo.9tiniebarss all 181 194 - *o* 10 O. 8.. k et Switeriand MI - -.- 116,000; 10 Lon. Clh. Bank ot Armlet all 04 65 - 15,000' 211 Do. New 14000 10 Laudon and Omanty - 00,140 50 London Joint Stock 10,000 SO London 4 South Atricea 10 par epm 104 60,900 100 Lou. and Weetmlaster . 10 te 81 80 4 1/000 100 Metro. et Fro.. Bank (L 10 4 die 4 pia - 10,000 100 Nat. Pro,. of liagiong 4l o. - - WOW W Do. New.... ll - 40 110001 60 NaUoaal Bank 11000 90 New South Wales all 89 41 40 11000 74 Oriestal Bank Omen an 14 64e 844 24000 10 Ottoman Bank - 14000 NO Prorlndal of Ireland - 10,00 SI !loath Australia oil MI 37 -. 41000 16 Union of Australia - 61,000 60 17aloa of Loudon - S.OOO IGO MO, Mutual_.. Mt - -.- 111110111SAMMO1711 No. I 111. I mamma. IMli 01 prima 1 Sales. — IC& r^.%-r-t • ,- 10,001 n . • au. ma 914 j a Ili I_. 1 : - sass, 00 Asakass sofa- .. le 17 11l •-• *Ol9l 111 BmM. Wsalinredie. ail /e .- 0,099 50 seta s rata amos Ira 1 a d se as - IMO 11) Do. B I per a lan UM all 18 10 -.. 11, 19 Do. ni all 9 1 1 -. 1915 l B4 Masada trod all 111 115' - MAO 81. Clop, otnalbellanett an 12 15 - 10011111 114. 1 Pabee 100 1111 30 - 10,819 It. .. Prolarenes - 160 1 000 U. Do. Op. et. Imp. Doh l9O 104 108 - *OOO 10 E. IndlanLoa. l ll49ll3l l 74 li 0} dl. - 10,000 ,20 Esstludialeng.k thiladi 1 par pat - 110,000 M. illectrie Tilegraph - 70,060! 6 Bog. anti but Cop. - ell 14 1 - *OOO 16 Otat. Steam Nadrmtlee 14 Mi - 50,0u0 1 Gnat Ship (Limited) - all - 100,000 1 Do. 171 per mat. het. all - 1;00 k Ica Diatrict Tel. (L) 14 81 Me -, 9110.0 9 10 Lao. ak... snaihn a en a 1 I as - 10,00 ao , Loa.a&lre.Dir.TeL OL) $ 1 pa - rag r.' =..-..ift.t i .-- .t, i. 1- -.- 01./,000 M National Diamem. Co ) • _e pm - 0,000 te NerbuddaCoaldlromL • 4 die pm - 11,310 10 Netherlands load . - - -. *OOO 5 Do. Bp. a, la. at 1111 s .ll 4 1 i i 1414 100 N. Bruns. dN. Soot. LA $1 13 10 - 11111,810 IN. Mit. Australasian @AI 1 1 - 10,004 1 eatal Cu - *OO 1 Do. "New Mares' - 690,000 SC Peel Blear Land& MM 100 , 50 - *OOO 50 Paola. and Mei Steam' all 67 09 - N,oo' 60 Do. New l4 10 11 pea - 10,000 10 &sea .1 lad. TeL 8.4 al. 19 114 - 10,090 60 Rhymes In - 10,000 16 lA, New all 4 64 - WOO 25 Rio de Jan. City Im.(1 ) 1 2 4 IPm ll i 9 11000 100 Royal WWI Wawa .- 00 53 U - 1104000 St. Soottlah Aust. lineal lOO 136 140 11$ Asoc to South Australian Land all 31 04 - 76,0)0 1 Submarine Tel. Scrip - all 1 1 - DU.00.1 1 De, do. Poilstmed all 1 - 11. 10 0 10 Du. do, - N. I reograph to lot!. (L ) 1 4 dia Ipm - lite . le T. 4 As. ut Await-41,a t par vm - ft IS Trosidlo.CoX.C•made 6 le 1 pm 14 18, 1 I .n. Kingdom Tot. (L.). 1/ II di Ws - 10.400 WO Vow Dtooson's fond- . Wi ii 94 - 'NW. EY MARKET.-(THIS DAI.) Two o'Clocit. The funds to-day are steady, at yesterday's dosing quotations. The price of Consols for money is almost exactly the same as for the account—a circumstance which indicates investments. In the share markets the features are a fall in Cale donian Railway stock, and a fresh rise in Great Luxembourg shares. The scrip of the new Turkish Loan is quoted 21 1 to n prem., and that of the Egyptian, 1 to 11 prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental were quoted 70fr. 52c., showing a fractional decline. 1 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1886, Stock, 271 ; ditto . Five per Ceit. 1081, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 1001, ; ditto 1864, 1001, ; ditto 1864 or 1866, 100 e, Five per °mt. " =faced " rupee paper, 1031 ; ditto Five-and-alialf per Cent., 10131, 1. Tie India Five per Cent. Stock was steady at 108 j to 1. The Five-and-a-Half per Cent rupee paper was in better demand. Exchequer Bills re main at 18s. to 21s. prem. The foreign stock market was very quiet. Advice. from Shanghae mention the departure for London of the British Empire, with 3,300 tons of cargo, part of which consisted of cotton. The shares of the London and South of Ireland Direct Telegraph Company were to-day placed on the Stock Exchange official list, and were quoted 1 to 1 prem. The new Victoria Loan was again in demand, and has risen to 106 i to 1. American securities of most descriptions were depressed to-day. A fall of 1 per cent. took place :in United States Five per Cents. and Virginia Bonds. Consols are officially marked 94, f, and 94 for money, and 94 and 931 for the account. The present quotations are 94 for cash, and 931 to 94 for the Bth of May. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 239 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 1 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 151 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1081, f ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 1001; ditto 1864 or 1866, 1001, 11 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1031 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1081 ; Exchequer Bills, 18s., 21s. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet. There is a further improvement, however, in Italian Five per Cents. Venezuela Bonds and Spanish Corti cotes are likewise inquired for. Mexican Bonds remain flat. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 801 to 81, and that of 1858 701 to 71. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 93; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 981; Chilian Six per Cents., 101; Italian Five per Ceuta., 67j, f, f (exchange, 28fr.) ; ditto Five per Ceuta. (24aremmana Railway), scrip, 21 die. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 33, 321; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 46 ; Russian Five per Cents., 991 ; ditto Throe per Cents., 1859, 62 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 431 ; ditto Passive, 19,i, the Committee's Certificates, 81, I, 1 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 81, ex div. ; ditto Six per Ceuta., 1858, for account, 701, 71; Vene zuela Three per Cents., for account, 24j, k. The Stock Exchange will be closed on Monday next (Easter Monday), by order of the committee. The rumour respecting the Russian Loan is to the effect that the amount will probably be 10,000,0001., in a Four-and-a-Half per Cent. stock at 85. It is not at all improbable that an attempt of the kind may ere long be made, but at the moment nothing definite seems to have been arrai,ged. About 94,0001. in gold, mostly Australian, was taken to the Bank yesterday, making a total of 291,0001. since the last return. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were quoted much the same as on Friday. The principal alteration was a further movement in the St. Peters burg exchange in favour of Russia. This tends to give some countenance to the rumour of a new loan. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.181 to 1 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.161 to 17 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.181 to 4 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.471 to 521 ; Hamburg, ma. bunco lane months, 13.8 to 4 ; Patio, 3 days, 25.25 to 30; ditto, 3 senile, 25.45 to 50; Prankfort-ou•the-Maine, 3 months, 1184 to 119 ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 331 to 4 ; Times, eft. do., 3 months, 13.60 to 70 ; Trieste, elf. do $ months, 13.60 to 70; Madrid, 3 months, 491 to 4 ; 3 months, 484 to 49 ; Leghorn, S months, 25.47/ to 521 ; Genoa, 3 menthe, 25.474 to 524; Milan,oaths, 25.471 to ; Naples, 3 months, 40 to 4 ; Palermo, 3 months, 1194 Ixl2o • Itessini4 3 months, 1194 to 120 ; Lisbon, 90 41sys, 621 to 53 ; Oporto, 90 days, 53 to 4. The course of the Liverpool cotton market renders it likely that additional mills will be shut up or placed on short time. Some activity prevailed yes terday, the sales reaching 12,000 bales. American sorts were quoted d. and Brazilian and Egyptian id. to id. higher than on last Friday. A requisition is being signed in the Stock Ex change by persons interested in the bonds of Venezuela, desiring the bondholders' committee to reconsider their late decision upon the proposal of Senor Nadal, the fiscal agent of that republic. The document has received some influential signatures. It appears that an offer has been made by Sir Henry Muggeridge, corn factor, who failed some short time ago, to pay his creditors a composition of 7s. Sd. in the pound, in instalments extending over six months, the last to be secured. This has been agreed to by most of the creditors. The estate does not show so much as 71. Sd., but the friends of the insolvent have afforded aasistauce. The Great Southern of India Railway Company yesterday received intelligence that the line through to Trichinopoli was opened for traffic by Sir William Denison, the Governor of Madras, on Tuesday, the 11th of March. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 28th of March were 11,6021. sterling, being 1,1521. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The ordinary meeting of the Grand Surrey Docks and Canal Company took place yesterday. The net profit for the year was 17,6511., which is raised to 29,9251. by the addition of the balance previously carried forward. A dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum was declared, leaving a balance of 19,4251. to be carried forward. The re port was adopted. It is announced that Mr. Robert Alexander Bentham, who has been for 20 years in the London Joint Stock Bank, is appointed general manager of the Imperial Bank. The allotment is being pro ceeded with as rapidly as possible. At a large and influential meeting of shareholders of the Union Bank of Manchester, held on Monday, it was resolved that the bank should adopt the principle of limited liability ; thus limiting each share to 251., with 101. paid up. We are requested to state that the share list of the Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Wagon Company will be closed on Wednesday, the 23rd inst. It is intimated that " the amount of capital ap plied for in the Singapore Gas Companylimited) considerably exceeds the amount required for the works contemplated to be at first erected." A further considerable rise took place yes terday in Atlantic and Great Western Railway Bonds. The demand comes chiefly from Amsterdam, where the oil business attracts much attention. During last week three full cargoes of oil have been delivered from New York at Havre, and two at Bremen. We have been furnished from the Atlantic and Great Western Railway office with the following extracts of a letter from Mr. T. W. Kennard, the engineer in chief, dated New York, the 28th of March : As to present traffic, you will observe surge increase, and It will be satisfactory to you to learn that this is only limited by the amount of rolling stock our company can command, for lam informed that there are positively acres of land at the stations covered with oil casks, waiting transportation. I have brought before our friends here the importance of establishing a fund which shall be fully suffi cient to cover the interest on bonds. You will please ad vies me the names of the committee or trustees in whose hands it is to be held. Our traffio at present passing be tween the east and west is incredible, and the present rail ways are totally inadequate. I am told there are eight hun dred loaded waggons at Toledo, which are blocked up for want of power in the present roads. I fancy we shall very shortly have to make our road a doable line. On the lake sho-e line they have been running twenty-five trains per day with 1,0u51 dole. par train. Had our line been opened to Akron, we should have had more than half of this. yusanav Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 94 to for the Bth of May, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 93k to 94. For money the last price was 932 to The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93i, 94, 931 ; ditto for account (May 8), 94, 931, ; Bauk Stock, 239, 237 ; Three pe r Cents. Reduced, 921, ; New Three per Ousts., 92f, PROV7NOIAL MAAS lifptikETS. tavrtrOoi, ii,Zeide;t7o-7taT—FaiiiTtli•TuliZek, mi— shit Anglian, S}—Western Counties Stock, &St 4 4—Lancaster and Carlisle, 804—Lancohlreand Yorkshire. 10744—London and North Western, 941— London and South Western, 100—Man cheater, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 411 4—Midland Stock, 128. —North British Stook, 564—Seuth &atom Stock, 84—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 64 —Dutch Rhenish, D.—treat Luxembourg, 4—lllinois Central, OR d. Mairentergit, APRIL 15.—There wu market, with steady prices. Eastern Coontlealsl4 rest Luxembourg, 154 11-14—Great Western of Canada, 124 —GrwatiTastalik t —lllinois Central, 44, 4 d.—Lsoconhiro and Yorkshire, 101 llanchelakr, Sheffield, sad Lloooloshirst, 45—Midland, 1 North Stafford•hire, 5 .—South Eastern, St—Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, 14 p. —District Bank 174 p. —North British Pref. !1871 , , 940 p.-I.lllnob Cancelled Bead Scrip, $14 — Birkenhead, WO. BlitalldoßLll, ApBIL 15.—The transactions in this market to day included Birmingham Canal shares at 94; Stour Valley Gua ranteed Stock was quoted at 574, sellers; South Staffordaffira Railway shares at 104 to 11. Birmingham Banking Company shares, at 26 to Birmingham Town and District Banks, buyers, at 16 . Birmingham and Midland Banks, at 142; and North Staffordshire Preference, at WI. Warrmau, APRIL it—The Queen has been to appoint his Royal Higlinesa the Duke of tam- E! K.G. K. G. ; his Grace the Archbishop of Oaotorbury ; the rd Chancellor; the Earl of Derby. K.G. the Lord Chamberlain of her Yaleray's Houambela ; Visnoont Pal moriloski ; sad She Eight Hon. the Speaker of the House of Commeas, to he her Majesty's Commissioners for opening the Insmal Exhibition of 1862, on Thursday, W lsi day of May neat—Oasts. MINES-(THIS DAY.) • Two o'Clozur. The mining market is again active to-day. East Caradon shares are quoted to 394, showing a fresh rime ; Marke Valley, 10 to i 38f ; Tincroft, 104 to aj East Cern Brea, 13 to Li a r South Phzenu, It to 2. In the Stock Exc East Caradon shoes have been dealt in at 391„ and 394, ex div. ; ' Feat Cern Brea at ; Great Wheal Vor at 7 ; and Tincroft at 104, ox div. Port Phillip Mining shares are rather firmer, having changed bands at 14 and 1. Copiapo are officially marked 7 and 61, and Scottish Australian, 11,1 a, and 14 prem. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (limited) have received, by telegram from Lisbon, the following reTort, dated Morro Velho, March :—Produce for February, 41,622 oitavas ; oust for ditto, 8,6671. ; profit for ditto, 7,0291. ; produce 10 days of March, /2,649 oitavae. With reference to the mines of the Yudana mutana Company of South Australia, the following is an extract of a private letter, dated Adelaide, the 23rd Feb., and received by the present mail : Several parties have been to see the Yodanamoteme aince I last wrote you. All speak in the highest terms of this woritlerhd deposit, sad (amides. the working of these mines most be Weeded with immense enooees, from the great quantity of ore in sight, sad that it will doubtless far ex cised the mcductione of any mine in South Australia. One gentleman states that it completely astonished bim. lam very anxious to go and see the property for myself, bat I cannot doubt the *Warmish made, coming as they do from so many totally disinterested parties, some of whom I have the greatest confidence in. You know I have • great aversion to miming and am very sceptical; but I think this moat turn out well, all math S. The reason why the shares of the Montee Aureos Gold Mining Company of Brazil are net to be quoted in the Stock Exchange List is stated to con sist in the arrangement by which the owner of the property receives payment to • large extent in shares instead of ash. The number of shares dis tribated to the public is thus noceeaarily limited to less than two-thirds of the whole: COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MA RK-LANZ.—(rais DAY. ) The weather has continued fine since Monday last, but cold. The wind to•day, however, has shifted to the S.W. This week the English supply of wheat continues of the most limited character. F lo ur nearly as short. Barley, oats, beam, and peas, limited. A few Scotch oats arriving, bat hardly any Irish. The foreign arrivals have been extremely small of wheat, and DO American or other flour. Barley, a little Restock and Belgium. Oats in better supply than other articles of the trade, yet very moderate, nearly all Demi* with a few Swedish and Dutch. No arrivals of beam, pisa, or seeds of any description. The wheat trade today is extremely quiet, but value equal to Monday's sdvence, both English and foreign. Flour same as Monday, but not an active business doing. American barrels 6d. to ls.dearar than last week. . . - 73;riey stesiTat lio;dra?s toll ratra,ine:trasing being in good and ls. sharer than but trees, grinding sorts without change. Ostratsady trade at full rates for superior corn, infetior rather slow. Beansaed peas quite sa dear. Seeds.—Tares, linseed, and rapeseed firm. Other seeds slow trade, but with en visaed tesdeng in prism. FLOATIXO o•lloo2l.—very firm is all descriptions, and wheat rather dearer. _ . Friday nest being Good Friday, there will be no market held here until Monday neat. War,ar.—Faiglish: Sem and net, white, new, 55a. to 62a.; ditto, fine old, —a. to —a.; ditto, red, new, 51a. to Ns., ditto, fine old, —a. to —a. ; Norfolk, do., fine old, —a. to —a.; red, new, —a. to —a. Foredo ; Doatic, 625. to 645.; fine, 645. to GU.; extra, 668. to 675.; Konig.her 575. to 62a.; ditto, extra, 64a. to Ms.; Bottock, extra, 6 0.. to 63e.; iteoldenburg, Ws. to 62a. ; Ockermark ditto, —s. ; Amerimn white, Nu. to 62a.; ditto, red, 53.. to :Rs; Cana dian, Ma. to 57a. pAitgar.—iioglish malting, 37e. to 381. , fine, 415.; 29.. to :AIL ; and &canna, 321. to 34.. per yr. ; f l" oreV'a grindiog, 27a. to 31a.; ditto diatilling, :as. to 33.. Marv.—Na, Essex and Norfolk, tam. to Wt. ; gm, 63a. to 675. ; ipiton an Ware, esa. to 69a.; brown 60a. to 58s. Gas 7 -Einglish feed, 20s. Od. to 23.. Od.; potato, 245. to 28s. ; foreign, 21.5. to 26.. Butts.- d ish tick, 335. to 345. ; harrow, 375. to 38s. • pigeon, 37.. to 38e. ; foreign, Mangan, ?N. to 31s. ; tick, 35a. to 36.. ; Konigsberg, as. to 38s. • gyptiaa, 31.. to 325. Pus.-Bu lisp boilers, 38.. to 39g . .; Whits rind b'quil, 38s. to as. ; maWo, -s. to -a.; grey, 345. to 34:5.; iog, 38e. to 38e. ' • foreign, 34.. to 375. FLOUR.-Baglisk town, 48s. to 495.; ditto fine, 49a. to b 5..; country, 44a. to 455.; Norfolk sad Suffolk, 365. to 40a.; French, -a. to -a. per rick U. 5.,• sweat, Ns. to 31..; Canadian, 28s. to 31s. ; Spanish. -a. to I NOLAN COAL - Whits. 32.. to 34a. ; yellow, 3011, to 32n. FLOATING CANGOWL all C. F. and : Nardi anski and Marianople, per 4922 be., 455. to 50s. ; Ghirlua, 45a. to 495. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801b5.„ red, 42.. to 445. ; whits, - • Danube and Galata, 465. to 475. ; E-Sion, 34. to 375. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per 41Mbs.., Z 24. to 23.1. ; Odessa and Danube, do., r. 34. to A.. Ream Egyptian, per 4801b5.,315. to 32.. Mare : Odessa and Galata, per 4921b5., 31s. Od. to 3 2 a. ; !brad and Buigarion, per 480165., 31s. Od. to 325. ; French, do., -e. to -a. ; American, do., 295. to 30s. ; Egyptian, -4. to -s. BUM -oaaary seed, per qr., 40s. to 50s. ; Hemp. seed, per qr., 40a. to 5N.; Mustard seed, per bushel, white, 6a. to 9s. ; brows, 7s. to 10a. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, Ws. to 884. ' • Linseed cakes, English, per ton, 111. N. to 121. Oa. ; American, thin, in brls., per ton, 121. Os. to 121. 10a; do., in bags,ll/. Oa. to 111. 10,. ; 01. to 01. Os. ; Marmillea, 10:. to Rape ekes, Gt. Os. io 71. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, 8.. to 94. Od. ; Rape. seed, English, per qr., 84a. to 7N. AMAMIIa IIiTOIANDONrIIO3I APRIL 14 TO APRIL 16. ALAMOM an 70 Syn 1 I ch. Ulan. l• reign. I 1 .... 560 MEW 460 200 I 1400 OMo IM 1 O 100 7170 11•16 1760 Moor, Nagllah, 290 oohs: foreign. 40 sa k i, bris. MINCING LANZ.-(THISDAY.) Scour.-The market is quiet for all descriptirant at pre- vious prices, except for refining sorts, which are rather cheaper • Penang sold good middling to fins brown, 335. to 355. ; middling to good yellow, 365. 6d. to 40s. ; and Porto Rico of the new crop, brown, 365. to 375. ; low to good yellow, 87e. 6d. to 422. • fine and superior, 42e. 6d. to 46c. Refined, the demand continues active at former prices. Curraz.-The market is freely supplied, the parcels offered have found free buyers at steady prices; Ja maica, low middling and middling, 80e. to 875.; Plan tation Ceylon, triage and ordinary, 775. to 78e. 641.; low middling and middling, 83e. to . 6d . ; pea burry, 88e. to 945. Native Ceylon, good ordinary to good bold, 71s. to Lis. Long and sho rt be Mocha, 115 a. Courtallum, 78e. 6d. to 84e. Singapore Java, 71s. to 75a. Ta..-A large Manna has been done in fine carious at rather higher prices. Ruts-The market is quiet. Rics.-Two floating cargoes bay, been sold ; Larong, at 9s. 74d. ; Neeransie, lOs. Baurrraz.-1,200 bags have been sold--Soinde refrac tion 24 at 375. ; Bombay refraction 544, at 365. Corros.-At firm ponces 300 bales sold. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market le arm at the following rates :—Town tallow, 451. 91, net cuh ; PeteraWrg Y. 0., on the snot, 46e. 6d.; April to June, 46e. 3d. to 46e. 6d. ; July to September, 474.; October to December, 48.. 6d. to 46e. Scl. BOROUGH HOP HARIErr.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pettendea and Smith report no alteration in the trade. The demand for ocraumption continua steady, at Arm pricey with a eery limited supply of last year's COAL IetARILET.—(THIS DAY.) Wu Sad Heaton, 17s. Id; Walla Ead LuabSon, 175.; Was Hod Haswell, 17a. 6d. ; Walls End Braddyla Hatton, 17a. Walla F.md Oman p, 10a. 6d. ; Walla Bud Thorpe, la & ; ; Walls End Hartos, ; Walla Eud Hettoo Lyons, 184. ; rowell's Darya Steam, 18a. ; Tatfield Moot Mot" 134. ; Bates' Hartley, 15s. 6d. ; Bel ida& Hartley, 10a. 6d.; }botany' Hadley, 164. a-43 ships at market.