The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-22 00:00:00

THE EASTER BANVTIETAT THE MANSION iav~s -~- According to introelMerthl custom the Lord Mayor sal Lady Mayoress satensised a distinguished eon- Pee,' lett 'violin — hirog fader Medd —at the Meads hove). Coven wen laid fee NOM the Poona-hen. The Lunn IIX,OII peopeasi "no Quin," sislikig gecul..d helm, ragmen to leer need bsenemet. giviag the ant toast, of " The Priam of Wain mid the rest of the Royal Family," hit lordship alleded to W Royal Highness a Asiatic tour,ead pointed oat thanked*, which a keoe ledge of the political ail industrial pretties of foreign liatioila, on the part of our future airwave, wet older ou the coastry. " The Army, Nary, and Volunteer , " wee the sett tee* with which the Loan NATuS coupled the MM. 01 . Ma Jobe likergoi who he said vim eagagal forming the hen 4.4 Tonee - Vetine seder the to. Lake of Wellingtoa, in* Admiral Walcott, who at the same time was cranky •111 the Portman* met. Sir Juan Bunrintnt retuned Auks, observing that however it sushi be objected boar large naval and military expesibture, it would scarcely he predeut for ua, seeing the gametic vailitery prepsnitioes other eating were making, to mead with our arms foided Unties to Providence for our misty. The po'iey of Emend was pane with ell the world, end the majority of the nations of the world were actuated he , wee happy to my with the tame feeling. Urn. happily thatdesirefor pesos was sot minimal, we must take can to prepare ourselves foe the west. Cortaro politica eanomieta wen for ever coetraeliug the military aid naval expenditure of A/ or 30 pray ago with that the preheat day, forgetting alto gether that the circurostaoces of 30 or al years ego were en abased the preesot time, Everybody homy that the soya defense ol the ...vestry Ai , at years ago were in a vary Menton* elan sad that we were then is a compare. lively low slate of termledge se regarded the art of naval warfare. AU that hail changed, and unless we were pre• nivel to eamender oar navel supremacy. we must sot ob ject to hem the oast of ilium chem i se which the adrascee is sciestac ha.whdg. rendered seesseary. Admiral Waissin retareal [Maki o n the part of the navy. Tbe Lon. Maros ant proposed, " The Home of Loris," coupling with it the health id the Bishop of Hasps, who had that day preached the spite! sermon. The Bishop of Santana acknowledged the toast, sad pro posed " Thu Health of the Lord Mayor." His Loatesalr airksowledeed the camplimeot The "Bose of Comicosie," the warn breath of the ingiaMerk elatellid with the health of Colonel Kest, was sett gives ; while 0:401/111 Koos acksowledged. if,. & Wodunr poi The Lady Mayoras." which the Lord Mayer, es behalf of her ladyship, acknowledged. The belies thee Mid ; sad two at then other Meets holes been (Wish the lestlanwo foamed then to the tes este. MB spirAL IJURNONS. Teetertiay mad to-day being the period appointed by cheater Mr dr eleinney of what are called " the *the pimeners ofthe several Royal H • rieurilleg to ancient custom, " • trus report of the amber elehildree aid other poor people maintained is the royal heepitals of the City of Loathes, under the pions rare of the Right Hoe. tore Lord Mayor, sidemen and pr ' sermon thereof, for the year List put." Subjoined is an epitome of the statement : centar'. , HO.PITAL —Cbilllns pat apprentice sad din ctodei from Christ's Hospital, 179; seem of wham Mime 1... e specially instructed ta methanol. and service ma= nd placed at sea oat of the Mathemallealnuled by Charles 11. ; died darns( the same children son is the are of Christ's Hospi tal, at Hertford, 1.074 ; to be admitted this year, 188; sr. aternotomen.— Patieste admitted, cured, and din charged daring the year, 5,X5 impatient.; and *IN mialstal and surgiinl oat-patieele ; together, 106,064 ; re musing seder curs, 321 to, mid 1,997 out- patients; died, . . sr. Tiiiiuss'it. —There bare bear admitted, cured, sad diarbassel, 3,94 S inpatient'. arid 41,014 medical sod surgi cal sut-petteata including casualties- -total, 45,762; remain * Rada cure, 4441 in-patients, end 2.0.10 oat patients; died, :tell The Worries remark is male in reference to this hos pital: -"The governors think it their duty to state that as the re-huildieg of Loader-bridge, sod the formation of its see approaches, they merle, at a considerable cost, large pur chases of ground sal Imuldispedireellt to the hospitals, and bodt two winpallordieg seeoemeioe Without patients; eel at that time essertrig kameend ventilation, which has hero most besediedial for the health mid comfort of the rite-t.. It is therefor* earaestly recommended to all bAntable perms@ that they would be pleased, by their rostrihritiens, to enable the governors to defray these Leavy @sperms, sad meet the stall pastor outlay which will be aressery to complete the improvements now in re l g fi HOlirrt4L.—Received into the hospital d aria; the year, 11l mkt sal :04 females, with 14 ap. vellums seat la by the Chamberlain for coadaement ; ttt In. _ . . . . . . ...- 817111 ram. —ReamMing in the hospital, on the Ist of January. Wel, sad admitted during the year, maim SR femal.• ; total (curable mid incurable), 568; of them Lave been discharged cured, 3A have been climharrd by °Pier the 71ecretary Mate, V. have died, and there are of both mart now in the hospital, 1211 of whom an to Ls curshis, aad 73 taitenablia SCIXDS RAILWAY. -(rem DAY.) An rttraririlitirtry le ileral meeting of proprietors in the. umlertekieg wee Lehi at 1 o'clock, at the Louden Tieere, to suthorise the raking of 4 :100,0001. of additional ealutel. by the use. of 12. - roisi ohse of 201. each, foe the purples of eseryieg oat a line, by way of an esteeming of the Punkah Itadwey to Delhi. to be called the Delhi Rail way, and epee which capital the Secretary of State for ludic is Council leas gitarantheal :r per cast. interest. Mr. W. P. Astraew presided. The ltir.ttattas, le openint: the proceedings, observed that the " of the Maude Railway tad the leduu Meer luegUs would incur so reepousibility be &rent * to the praposel scheme, though their own property would be pently henetited by its being canted out. H. thee tared the luutory of the undertaking down to the preen* tante. Two surveys" hail, he remarked, been corn pilled. sad the chose, made use, he believed, uuesosptios arkle. AU the Puujaub authorities were in favour of it, and it pureumol the advantageofrtinningelmost parallel with the Gruel Trunk Riau!. The traffic e.uttog oo the route was as peat *but he should be Afraid to %tato it were tie of sup p.n.,' by high goy., violent Authorities; rkiti,huir promengers vest uloveg the rout , annually, without reckoning the el Irat Ic e which was very eouyah•ratile. Delhi had a still lAN, tool. than I loe,teu, . and I'mballah, the 4• air.d juirir„ eau the largest unlit.) , canton meet in I whs. Ile coati Dot, therefore, doubt that the hoe, it covistruAted, would prove rtflannelli. toe. He eueeluded by nuortng a resolution authorising not eriestruetiovi of the bee at a wet of 2,501.1,000/., whit h fire per twat. eras guerasteed, the capital to be kept separate from that el the previous seilertakinge cusameted volth the project. la terry to iestioss, The elearellin stated that the estimated soul of the line oar lititit t. pre ado, helleillag the twillg,s, i.legreple, sulk/4 stork, and seeryeis& Two bridge" gems niagaiituds emit add eweOmho lo the ad. The essaisy gessengy has met bereehoble for and her IS e 40 mass it yr guns level. As the eapils4 shims! Uwe SEIM epseilta.l urea t 2,10:0001., the heard had tit se. mammy of the thearellary 411 Mats in lolls Wt if NOM alpha weep rsquissi wgsesseelso would he etteark.l to it. The deputes es the desres would he only tt. le pas m. sod 110 a woe would be required I. Jager. No pryinost would he feapiVlFl this yeas la full. het moat year then avoid be so ..bjertaes to Ishe all tits eserry than night he offered. 11. eras onsiklest that the events elisevhohlees hall into, so responsibility. Tb• rowlatams was uhistataly permed, sal the ...ties toeseissted r tho rug suasuar. It is sitintak4 that Irma 15,000 to 20,000 angle el deer here keen resenseed this mews ha New limb le the manufacture of saleavesed breed far the Hebrew primer, which is sew being celebrated all stet the world Ire the Jewish race. The uslweetred breed wide is New York sapphire Newly •11 the Jews to the tinted Mates, the Went Wks, mid some other parts of the world. The flaw used far salesvesed bread is of the , Imalptlen It is maid with • very small gauntly of slater, said the plate is thee flattened very this and 1.1..1 to as owe Ilan.' to a teraperaten of 212 degrees. Di-Tamar at Ilberatsusu.--At the first ine.tio.; of the se ely ted Hoard of Gsardiess far this JOI.O. Satunlay swain, the retinae of the re liesors .raven shrre,l that am fewer then 7,429 b. , l.Al4tug , t.. the Itk.ekhora district had bees re. IIR•eel Luring the week, at a ant cf 417/. 9a. Wei le ee• too. tto• previous week's return in ambers of 143, soul in ~wt .122. re. ; while is the correspoodiag week .1 !Au year 1,6:1 prowess were Mowed, at • east cf 7,,/ uwalltiristle district $49 penises had here relieved, sot aa exp....law. of 421. Is. fsd. as splint 431peres., Its. 61. cost, in the tor. r•opon.ling week of hist year. la the Darwen district, hoes relieved with 4:0. se. 2•1. as Against 4 , 4 with :to is the same week of last year. The total o otolar tale. d List wreck iu the Blackburn Union wee, therefore, 9.227 persons, at a total cost of 3021. 16s. Oki Through the agency of the Relief Teed Committee, nearly I I !Ninth, of Lreeal sal 10,501.11 b. of meal wets, distributed Lot week, at a east of about 14W. The relief fund sow an,ou o ts to 2,Reiri. The proposition io eremite • temporary sew rebid die.rict in Blackburs, by • subdivision of the /listen* bee been aPPreefel by the committee appointed to infant isto the espidiesey el the same, sod tv.tore of motors was gives et the beard of geardians' meet ia,c to elect as sassiest relieving siker is • fortsight. The cLatri.l will isclude John's, St. Hwy's, sad Trinity Wants, sad is (me of them temporary amommodatioa wtU Le provided far as Wise. —Afewheater Guardian. CRYSTAL PALACE. UJa Biitturrn DAT. MoNDAT, 21.—Admisslose as payment, 27,061; ditto *sumo Whets, 1,927—t0ta1, 28,988. THE EXPRESS; TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 22, 162. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE tor mar= MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) THREE YEAR OLD BIENNIAL STAKES. BE M. Pergola, Ramie., Caswell, Sappho, Beller, Oltado o =lLmd Clyde, Duke Rollo, Br to , Morocco, Caractscus, Harlequin, Stapr i bak, awl Ashford are here. PAID FOKYI37.—WeiOOOIO, e by Voltigeur, Fapreis, Pnwilatore. Cepheus, f by Orlando, Itatowski, Nomad, Thorpe Langton, Churchman, Forenames, Anxiety f, Claret Horoine c, Newmarket, Cutler. Gemae, atitdok Rap Uge‘ff, Knight of the Bath, Foil of Surrey, Taint, anti Pretty Polly. SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 SOY& D.M. Old Calabar and Lord Clyde are hen. Pain Fosinir.—Sbootbag Star, Argonaut, sad Corcoran. NEWMARKET HANDICAP. About one mile and three- Wallace, Elcho, Auraa u s al , t4ll. oarbiseer, Prises Plausible, Flirtation, Gabrielle d'Egtrega, !Wands, South Laissahies, Stanton, Millionaire, Magnum Bosun, Jacinths, Cads. brook, Babette f, Meiji Stories, Ducat, Watchful, Gas.. well, Aetonelli, Rough Diamond, Thunderstorm. Traveller, I a Victim, Sappho, and Yarra are here. PAID Fotirrar.—Zodiac, Admits, Tigiphone, Merl* N Good for Nothis& Optimist, Captain Fortibus. SAWN * le Herculaneum, into, nths, Babette f, Dame, anFresh=d Cattwoll. ler, Wombat, Jaci N TWENTY.SIXTH RIDDLESWORTH STAKES. B.M. Costa and Leoghlog Stock are here. li l ie PAID FOILMT.—Lady Lurowell f. M SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 SOVS. D.M. at. Farfalla, Agag, Alerts, Alc.hymist, and King at Hearts N are ben. PAID Fonnit.—Marignan. St. SIXTH SALE STAKES. A. F. Breechloader, The Kure, Collaring, and Q.E.D. 1 4 . are here. tt PAID FORITIT. —Expires', Meru Dancer, Bull's Eye, Wimbledon, Mho Coat* Athlete, and Cellarius. FREE HANDICAP OF 23 SON'S. T.Y.C. Marble Hill, Bst 121 b ; Olive Branch, Bst Sib ; Traveller, ga Bet ; Woodford, Bst ; Coalition f, Tot 71b. All are bore. LATEST BETTING. 0 1. NEWMARKET HANDICAP. 9 to 2 aget Sappho (t freely) 6to 1 Gabrielle d'Eatrees (t) • 6to 1 Ducat (t) Bto 1 Yarra (t) 9to 1 Victor (t) 9to 1 Carbitteer (t) ate 10 to 1 Stanton (t) 10 101 Finlande (t) es to 14 to 1 Echo (t) MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLool. .. 111 A fair amount of business has been transacted r: this morning in the mining market. Great Wheal ok Fortune shares continue in demand and have ad- I L : ranted to 27 to 28 ; Wheal Ludoott are very Arm, at IN sto ; East Caradon a trifle weaker, at 34 to ; and t. Marks Valley steady at 10 to I. Stray Park are ; quoted 311 to 32{ ; and East Cam Brea, 121 to is 13. In the Stock Exchange East Caradon shares have been dealt in at 381, ex div. ; and North it. Wheal Crofty, at 3. is. Foreign and colonial mining shares are without 4. 1. alteration of importance. Several transactions will st be found recorded in the Stock Exchange official It list. The smelters yesterday reduced the price of a English tiu 31. per ton. At the West Par Consols mine meeting yesterday, IN 66 an adjourument took place. From Alfred Compels (April 16) the agents report :—"The main lode in the 160 east of Davey's engine shaft is unpro &active, and we think the best part of it is standing south, St. and we have put the men to dnve in that direction to prove A. it. The said level west in driving north on the Balkan the r s. .. ground is easy for driving, bat meet with no lode as yet. Th. The 150 driving east on the main lode is worth 181. per fathom. The rise in the back of said level is worth 141. per f►thom. The 140 driving east from crosscut on the north it‘ I lode is worth 41. per fathom. The tribute pitches through- pr out are looking much the same as for scene time put. We as. calculate on Tuesday salt to sun* 300 tone of copper ore." le !!. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) ea (ay um.sl AND IVAN NAONCTIO TZLIORAID.) 8 8 l (MX OUR OWN COARLIPONINCIITA Moderate attendance at to-day's market. Wheat in good consumptive request at the prima of last Tuesday. Flour et. meets a fair sale at bite rates. Indian corn in better de mand ; raised Americas 2a a. 9d. ex quay to Ile in store. ti; Egyptian beans steady. Oats and oatmeal slow sale, with 60 - out change in pekes. ai. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The public markets are closed for the holidays ; *easily e l t: the amount of business transacted is limited. SU , US. —The only sale reported consists of 600 basket' 01 as Java at 41s. 6d. Covras.—The market is firm, but no sales of importmwe reported. se. kics.-3,000 bap of old Rangoon sold at 10s. 3d., and a floating cargo of 1,100 Moe at 106. :IP. new conditions. al Yarn.—For arrival 900 bags Penang sold at Std., at. quality not guaranteed. Corros.-900 kakis sold at full prime, Tinnivelly OR Madras at 9d. ; also 300 bake for arrival at Bfd. - - - TALLOW MANKET.--(THIS DAY.) at. SR . . . . . • - The market it steady. Tetra tallow is quoted 455. lid. net Pah ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 462. 3d. ; April to June, 465. 34. to 465. dd. ; July to Elepterubsr, ; October to lrecember, 49e. ed. to 48s. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Sisint affirrey end Emden report . trade slow at last t o day's priors. Prime meadow bay, Os. to 801. ; superior aL ditto, 84.. to 955. ; interior ditto, 40s. to 50L ; rowan, 50s. Bt. to 70s. ; clover, old, 80i. to 1101. ; ditto new, second cut, ns. 80a. to 103 s. ; arew, 38.. St tit Colonel Grimston, the commanding officer of the Southampton volunteers, ordered at his own expense a ly supply of the far-famed Brixey pies for his regiment to so fake to Brighton for sustenance dunng the review. These pies are made of veal, ham, and eggs, deliciously seasoned, " and with • light crust. One of these pies is enough fora 6 i!4 good dinner for a soldier on active service. It is more compact, savoury, and sustaining than sandwiches. E•ch eg, came and soldier marched through Southampton to the te railway station yesterday morning, with his pie in his Lea haversack. ASLI WINE. —A parliamentary return L i t shows that the quantities of British spirits used for home et„ consumption in the United Kingdom during each of the five B. years ending with 1861. and the amount of duty levied, 26 were Se follows In 1857 the number of proof gallons used " was 23,010.784, and the duty 8,66L2291. ; 1858, the it quantity was 21,087,056 gallons, and the duty 8,911,7031. • sL ' m 1819. the number of gallons was 33,729,404, and the M. duty 9,491,7611. ; in 1860, the pilots were 21,338,448, and the duty 9,401,8101. ; and in 1861, the number of gallons St. was 19,514,201, and Use duty 9,757,1001. The iooreased duty of 10a per gallon is charged from the 17th of July, . 186 e. The same return showy that the number of proof .; piinw of brandy imported into the United Kingdom for 7 1861 was 2.099,334, against 2.342,543 gallons for 1860; 8,114,896 gallons of rum in 1861, against 7,319,673 for 1860; and 14't,144 gallons of Geneva in 1861, 635,410 gallons in 1860. The amount of customstt i rat received for Mandy in 1880 was 721,4761., and 833,5134 in 1661 ; for rum it was 1,692,464/. in 1860, and 1,735,1291. in io 1861; and for Geneva it was 117,5421. in 1860, and 52,6151. so 'n 1881. The quantities of wine entered fur home coo- to gumption in the United Kingdom in 1860 were 7,358.189 gallon., and in 1861 the number was 10,787,091. The amount of customs dates received on wines imported is stated to have been 1,174,106/. in 1860, and 1,219,53:3/. in 1661. SHOCKING DEATH OF A POINTSMAN. —Yester day afternoon a shocking accident occurred on the Midland Railway, at Nottingham. A short distance from the goods station there is a crossing called Wilford is Crossing, used principally for the shunting of goods trail*. mi A young man, named John Corner, aged about twenty, wan I - at work about three o'clock, repairing one of the points, when a train came up. Waiting till it bad passed the point, he turned mold, and re-commenced his OCCOPItiOnt stand-) lag between the rails with his back to the traia. In a few seconds the train backed before he was aware of it, and the * break van knocked him down and passed over his body. en He was almost cut to pieces, and his bead complete/7 smashed. Several persons were at work near the spot at 2 the time, bat they did not °Werra the man's danger. He ; wee convoyed to his home in Somers-street, Nottingham, .- to await • censer's inquest. °TERING UT THE BEDFORD AND CAMBRIDGE RAILWAY. —We (Bedford Times) are glad to find that the works of this very desirable line are rapidly approaching com pletion. and that the opening is to take place oa Waterloo day. We learn that, so far as the line is concerned, it no could be opened by the begiaoing of June or even earlier, but the stations sad platforms will not be ready until about 7 the time fixed for the opening. MUSEUM OF PATENTS, .SOUTH KENSINGTON.— ' Number of visitors for the week ending April 19, 5,559; total somber since the opening of the museum free daily (12th May, 1358), 516,092. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. GUM MILOS ON ♦ MI ALL Two midi* kik named Reorder and Javan rap, van Barged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with being cop e/mid whit ethers in the following gross attack on Mrs. Clatheiriee Ihrwey • warded woman, residing at 2S Newsdreet, Mrs. *arty mid— yes pries through Hyde-park, about 8 o'clock at might, meteriey week, being so invalid, and wearing an iestrament to euppert my leg, having en injured kneecap. I yes suddenly surrounded by the pri semen and six or eight ether lads. My pocket was picked of my puree, cootaleimpame silver, aadl was shamefully ill-used by the lads. They pat their heeds op my clothes, and behaved in the gemeest manner possible. The mummy were two that ill-treated me, but I wee so frightened that I scarcely know which was the worst of the two. I tried W get away u well as I could sod in doing so had my shawl much torn. When the lads saw the instrument on my leg, I they made use of the most disgusting language towards me, end then ran off. Charles Smith, 131 It. said he went to Rearder's Weep this morning and on telling him the charge he said be had made • mistake this tin—. He took him into custody, and then went to 'Alley's lodgings and oa telling him the charge ha said he was there at the time, but had none of the mom. The primmer, were remanded for a week. WORSHIP-STREET. 1111t.IITPUL OUTILWIL. Taoist ir denary and Fro will Jui aeon were charged before Mr. Leigh se foams : A week mime Robert Jones, • cabinet maker, was pass Mg aims Commenialetrest, Spiteleelds, at an early hour in the monism when he observed the two primmer*, who are mem MA has is weight and stature Moo himself, attempt to semi • cloak that fell from • woman the wane of liquor. He, however, interfered sad mematot oe which they made • desperate Week n ppoomn him, in the comes el which be was nearly After some minutes pod elapsed he contrived to re lease himself from their grasp, land ran as well as he was able towards Wlaitachapel, but bearieg foot stops behind hint, he turned his heed, and perceived both hie assailants at his heels, Santry the nearest, and almost inseastbately afterwards be received a violent blow on the back, sad a voles exclaimed "Give the-- another." He Mopped, sod called " Ptgios," not really knowing what had seteally occurred, namely, that he bad been stabbed, but yet feeling an acute pain when he was Amok. As policemen amp, H division, came up, blood was men on the pave nest, having trickled down frees the Waited man's tamales, and he pointed out the prisoners to him as those who bad outraged him. They denied the charge, but were moveyed to the police station in Leman-street, and about 50 yards from the spot where the parties first met a clasp knife was picked up, open, but unstained. On the follow ing morning the prommator, evidently in great pain, at- Waded to prefer the charge, and they were remanded. The woman mentioned was now in attendance, but as she admitte el having been • little in liquor her attempted Identity of the two men did not materially unseen,, the weight of evidence against them. Mr. Heritage, who defended Santry, closely cross szamioed the prosecutor, but could not shake hie positive assertion that it was he who stabbed him, and Mr. Clayton, • surgeon, stated that the wound in gustiest was precisely wash a ace as would probably be inflicted by the knife ; it was rear the spine, three intim ia lemith„ and pro ban the oe more of • slanting est downwards than • slab ; its he had not ascertained , Prosecutor had I eared great 'Amities from less of blood, and should not , have been in attendance ;it was his wish he be kept quiet. Mr. Leigh offered to receive sedisiestid bail for Johneom • only, and, in sending both to the eselions, observed that I them repeated manes in this district wore emmelkimg per - [icily frightful. WEilli INSTER. ATTACK UPON A TAVERN-lIIPER. Joan Quin/sad, Williams Hayti, Daniel Cater, David Moen, and Joke Reps, were placed at the bar before Mr. Arnold, dinned with felony, and the most daring and atrocious wand at the house of Mr. William Milson, the White Hone Tavern, Orchard-street, Westminster. Mr. William Mason said—These five men and others came to my house last evening. and went into the tap.room where they were served with two pots of beer. Atte; • short time Regan and Sheen mine into the and attracted my sospioion by loitering about. Immediate y after this I heard the jingling of glass, and turning round saw Sheen taking • bottled raspberry from inside my bar, and hand it to Regan, and they then ran with it to the taproom, fas tened the door, and drank the contents of the bottle. They then mme out, and fell upon me in the most murderous way ; they knocked me down, and kicked me about the head and body. I called for • staff which I have in the bar, and endeevoured to defend myself with it, bat Regan took it sway from me, and then the prisoners and the others who were with them broke all my windows, destroyed my glasses in the bar, and broke open the locks of my doors. They knocked me down, knelt upon my chest. sod kicked me about the : head and body, one of them while I wits quite helpless putting his bands into my pocket and stealing the contents. lam very much bruised all over. and produce • certificate to show the injuries I have received, and unless my neighbours had come to my sonatiince I must have been murdered. . . . Three witnesses were called who entered further into details, showing the particular acta which the prisoners had severally committed. The police gave considerable evidence of the capture of the pri■ooera ►t different houses duriog the evening. Fur. they violeoce was there attempted by prisoners and their friends, and serious threats used towar& Mr. Milsoo. The mimesis were described as part of a gang who are a cow plete terror to the neighbourhood. The primroses deoirsd the different offences imputed to them. and according to their account nothing had occurred. Mr. Arnold—Primears, this cam is by far too serious for mew deal with. I *hall commit you all for trial. You are sow remanded till Tessler. FATAL. Aert DENT ON THE RlPER.—Yesterday morioug, two youths, named William and Henry Hebble, eons of Mr. Kebble, plumber and painter, ihnowvirest, Borough, hired a boat for the purpose of rowing down to Greenwich. On reaching Bugshy's Hole, off Rotherhitimu they got foul of a tier of shipping. William Kebble rose to push off the boat from the vessel's aide, and in doing so pitehed headlong in. It is supposed he must have bola mucked uudsr the tier of vessels, as he was not seen to rise again to the surface. His brother was relined by the crew of the brig Mary Watson from his perilous position, be being unable to manage the bout, and she tepidly filling. THE ATTEMPT TO Av.AA*4l:4 ATE Cutomn. KNox.— The exertions of the police to discover the misereast who, on the Sin ult., fixed at Colonel Knox, of Brittes Castle, have, it is believed, at length been suceessful A Wan lamed Bohan, the sue of a farmer residing at Heroine, was arrested on Friday last, sod has beau identified by Colonel Kee: as the persou who flied at him. It will be remembered that at the time of the occurrence the eseessiu, previous to dis ehaeciug his pistol, crossed the rued, caught hold of the bindle ooll'olooel Knot's horse, and demanded mousy, sad, no Treeing refused, he pulled a pistol out of his pocket and ilia charse.l its contents at 'oluuel Koran's head; Colonel Koox hail, therefore, ample time and opportunity to observe the features of the man, so as to be able to ideality him. LANIRNTAHLE DEATH BY HANOINo.—A Mold 100- lAocholv death happened yesterday, in the family of the Rev. Wm. Reynolds, superinteudeut minister of the New Compexioe North Circuit, Halifax, by a son, aged about 13 vain, sad named William H enr y R eyno ld s , being acciaestally hapged. It appears that the deceased was seat by the mother yesterday morning to open the upper portion of the library window, in the third story ef the hones. In order to do ea the youth seems to have stood upon a box, which was situated a little to one side of the window ; sad the belief is that in polling at the sash be slipped A the box, sod his silk neekcloth caught hold of • hook or peg in the window casement. and he was thereby =. The donned not making his appearance at the est table, • little sister went in march of him, and farad him onspooded am describe .1, and dear!. The Rev, Mr. Reynolds was not at home at the time. but about two hours shammed@ be arrived from Oldham, where he bed been preaching en the preceding day. An mound on the body was held is the aftereoon, in the vestry of Salem Chapel Monday Reboot, adjoining the Rev. Mr. Reynolds's residence, and a verdict of " Aocidentelly hanged " was returned. ENORMOUS CAETURN or WHALE:A—OH Tuesday, the Mth i•MMIT; • large shoal of "acing" whales were sees approacklag the land in the direction of Whiteness. Thewelem= news nee spread soil beats were quickly manned by brave men of all classes, fully equipped with hellions's, Mom, ,lc to do battle with these monsters of the sleep. Undaunted by want of enemas and the incle mency of the weather, after considerable delay, the men succeeded in bringing the pack into the Vise of Weis dale. When they got into shallow and muddy water, thou maailents finding some difficulty in hunting them, and, no doubt, wishing to enjoy the whole instead of two-thinle of the proceeds of their capture, commenced to attack them at sea. The boats berme numerous, the whales close together, and, it is none. osseary to add, the men most dexterous in the use of the various instruments of death, is • short time the whole pack was, with few exceptions, either killed or wounded. After being killed, the animals were geosrally toned ashore, but many escaped wounded from their captors, and, dying from their imam* mask. After a lapse of twenty-four boors their camases reappeared on the marina, sod, being picked up, were larded at places most convealist for their captors. Owing to tho greet number of places at which they are lauded, aad the great distances they are from each other, it is impartible as yet to say the exact number captured. Some reports fix it at shout :NO, others at 2170 ; but probably MO or 400 is more correct. In the affray several busts were own in, aodothen ' completely smashed erg their crews thrown into the sea; but, fortunately, all the men were rescued immediately, and nothing serious was the result. The news of this large capture of whales crested considerable excitement in Ler wick, and on Saturday several gentlemen proceeded to Wendel*, some on bosom sad others on pleasure, amongst whom were some palest riflemen, who had determined to ' try the effect el their Beheld balls on the monsters of the deep, but were valcetlashsly too Lito.—Meslead MARE L 1828.-477118 DAY J Two o'OLOCL The railway share market to-day is very inac dye. South KaAwn stock has improved per cent., while Great Western has declined 4. The other s principal lines are quoted the same as on Saturday afternoon. London and North Western me is now quoted 931 to 94 ; Great Western, 7Sk to 74 ; Midland, 1284 to 129 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1061 to • 107} ; Cal edonian, 1094 to so, 110 ; South Eastern , Me to 1 ; Great Northern, * 1154 to 116; ; and Eastern Counties, 5 8 k to 1. Z Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are buoyant in and have risen to 31 to 3k prem. A fresh rise has tr. occurred in Great Luxembourg and Sambre and ilk Meuse. Indian and Canadian railway shares are 100 quiet /41 Lain. I ci r: l 4 B. .6114 t i• 11111 rail . ftu.WaL taSeresVai. • llirk..lass.,labsaJula an Illasklasu MI Illtalk sal Timm _ a ißaska.litaakdolaild. , .S 0 I MAO aad laseesa If V at ft n Is look no w u~ * ~ IT , :f3l7,iii -**l I , :ork and Bunko.. an Da. • IA ao div.sata an Da. DA. Wont to& W Donna aaail, Ns. lauat..Pattl &Atria& le• 1M ilmataraAn=aiss I s o 1) 21 ISO INssisro Miss, Stoat A Iso Do. WO T Sciatic ISO fidiabaral sod Goyim ICS 141alaCtialli.Dosase ha* sal Orb Joao lasapar • S. 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Devon Wined p. ; d 1 dram. (load. V. ALSO) 100 Da al per coed 100 Do. Mod an pir man .100 d Woks lea. ap aeMl 100 I Do. W For end 100 1 8. Yorint p ci. gen 411 ilitock.alliqUapona. i --/ Pe. ft Itr i i Pm, US NO 102 k 4 "A SO 110 lit IN 110 1 le sou ctia t 1 Y 3 06 10 tai t 4 * 101 10$ 101 NS °W I 137. 707 alt I Do. do. 0 'p.c. 100 Wolowot ICUllowySp.o. 10u W 100 Do. do. =4 WO Oa No wp. 0 pet. Prot 1541 Uo.do.porp. PAL pot. tOWGJ 66 $7 It 29 SO IN 26 114 62 46 126 127 120 125 102 104 122 126 ILLWAYS. 124 39 41 431 544 25 '2O 86 82 36 37 46 46 81 SI 31UT161 POINIMINIONII. Pd .asjAreatm spa u 7 • au BultakelassionsalL an Do. Praseenos itair.,nrsor s .stioa..rieti Spa Bdo, A.S. 1, 1172 aaarsodby./iL.H. la Do Any 1,1511 aitax. 100 Do. Jae Llll4 dna , a °,a da I L Fagan 11 nape TADooklp.o.gas too &aim Baal 100 MA loam S Do. O. Blan d o n 1/16 Onidi• - 066 - 44 - 4..c6..6 NI Do. I pot al MC 121 D.66oc.Protegt.a AU Do. Ira at. all Da IDe 214 MS. • all Do. 66 1127... MI Do. 66. WI 161 aroas IMI 162166616 12 Do. Now $ Do. Jimmy, 11011 NO an 1111.12 OSA 661 ot 0 1ad .. % . b a t i t 1$ Do. Now .... 6U ;r1 do.. rrmit.op. W Do. do. 78 irlilloatop. all Doi; p.at.Dda,por.lll lee Madrsa QUAIL 8 per lea Do. do. f alt. IMDo. de pre al. all Do. a per coat. do ..,. toe Ifatb.Coep.do. Gt./Wadi all X. arrawlek et easels ign — i - cop. -- - a:::: - . - . di D.. do. Load do. W Do. do. D cop do. 0 Do. do. Load dn. ? . .110 N.D. ; of Canada. p. c. Ide a. ***** ••• 1419 Dalta<l.9t.llotg,Sp.e 1 Tdaldad.UslaisdAst4 — a ---- ir 10 1 • el 63 $ In 86 51 101 l i Ot n 10111 106 t Dm Si 26 70 76 le 63 40 45 46 48 37 40 I _l7. 1011 VI in i • pm 101 101 prn i ili 12f 8 71 0 1. 101 106 lis 96 N 95 91 98 1011 1091 91 N I 7 1 7 • 7 I I 85 Si 1011 . litf .: - 141 9 mt I I 4ul NOISIGN OILIGATIO2i IL MAIN( lialig•Ill l‘Stelig pekes. 1 labia 4 all 13.12xemb010rg6p.44911 VI 81 rall Do. house at MA. .. 10 — all North. ot Frame 11p..46. 111 11 119 all D0 a=v4 ..... _ _ 20 all Do.( IA all Pirleolrawalpire= .... 20 all Do. New Spur ea& 121 4 ill RoyaNwenalpereata 2 10 all 6.llaAtloes•Va.ll2.a. t. 101 1 10 all flosibradlearnap.o. 12 100 all Ildarlimaawaellp.at. 99 100 9 , 1 20 all W.A.N.W.Mtme*a. 11 129 COLONIAL OOVALININS 61017/11/116. No. lIA I nom 11'4 I CL prices. I Sale.. c:. .... .. , • ' .6,p.a.. 1-7 42 . 103 , 110 111 liffitc .... . Do.11pwles0„111124 103 [ ll .... .. DAllpwaLte/AlAap 100 I 107 109 . .. Do. Ipso alllar.A6ep 100 107 100 MI .. Do. 6 per oat NA .. D0.1per4016.12. Nook 100 99 100 .... .• at G 11,3pM19.61. 100 109 111 -- Do. 80. HO IHI de 1191 100 112 114 114! ik .. New Ilnuiew.Gov. 6p. et 100 107 HA .... .. IL &Wales Ov.llp. GAM 100 100 101 .... .. DA Op. a., 1911 0, 127 100 969 94 909 .... .. Do. 6p. a, MB lOO yr} Is; 1101 1 _ ... . .. New Llama Spew root. 100 100 111 Nl O . '.. Nora Bootee 6p. 00671 100 109 110 .... .. S. Ava1.004.6p.a. Boo& 100 108 110 .... .. V1e.0v.6 p. A IsAaJob 100 06 106 .... .. 00. do. 69,. a. Axe AO. 100 10,11181 DM 1 20 i 1 idi Sit • Oi lei 4 4 5 MONEY MARKET.-(TOIS DA}.) Two o'Czocw. There is no activity in the stock markets to,day, but some favourable features are presented. Amongst these are a fresh rise in Lom bardo-Venetian Railway shares, and Italian Five per Cents., caused by the receipt of better account& from the Paris Bourse. The English funds are firm, at Saturday's prices. English rail ways are fairly sustained, while Great Luxemboarg and Sambre and Meuse shares continue to rise. . . At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 70fr. 75c., being rather more than per cent. bet_ ter than yesterday. The scrip of the new Turkish Loan is quoted 2} to 24 prem., showing no change, and that of the Egyptian Loan, 14 to 14 prem., being likewise firm. Consols are officially marked 93k, 94, 933, and 94 for money. The present quotation is 94 to 94, both for cash and the Bth of May. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 924, 4, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 924, 4, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1084, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863,1004, 4 ; ditto Hotel*, 28e. prem. ; Four per Cent. "enlaced " rupee paper, 91 ; ditto Five per Cent., 103, 4 ; Exchequer Bills, 18s. prem. Mexican Bonds exhibit increased depression, and have fallen about 4 per cent., being quoted 304 to 31. There is a rise of nearly 1 per oent. in Italian Five per Cents., which are now quoted 684 to 4. The Spanish Certificates are in renewed demand. The Turkish Loan of 1854 remains quoted 804 to 81, and that of 1858, 704 to 71. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 101, 1004 ex div. ; Equador New Consolidated, 174 ; Italian Five per Cents., 084, 4 (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 314, 304 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 46 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 924, 934 ; Spanish Passive, 194 ; the Com mittee's Certificates, 84, 4, ; tirkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 804, 81, ex div. ; Venezuela Throe per Ceuta, 24. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 61,000/., making a total of 187,0001. since the date of the last return. The latest telegrams from St. Peterstarg report a. further movement in the exchange in favour of Russia, the quotation being 34d. to id. The rise is occasioned by the supposition of a foreign loan, respecting which, however, no intelligence had apparently transpired at St. Petersburg. The Liverpool cotton market continues active, and prices are still rising, being quoted yesterday fully 4d. per lb. higher than last week. The Untie actions reached 115,000 bales. This movement in dicates that the civil war in America is not expected to terminate speelily, and the effect will be still further to curtail employment in the cotton manu facturing districts. _ _ . -- - The holders of Spanish Certificates will read with interest the following translation of an article in the Epoca (Madrid paper), as affording further evidence of the favourable progress which their claims are making in the Spanish press atd legis lature. On Saturday, in the Congress, the important question of the adjustment of the foreign debt wee brought forward. The Marquis de San Carlos accounted for the failure at the auction of the subvention of the very important railway from Leon to Gigee. by the fact that the difficulty of the situation was created by the condition of Spanish stocks on some of the Bowles of Europe. He enlarged on the great convenience which it would be if, when Spain had wade suck groat sacrifices as those imposed upon her by the debt with England, and those which the Cortes are now about to vote in respect of France, they should not be rendered unproduc tive by questions relatively small. Messrs. Luella and Mader followed on the same side, treating the question se we involving the highest patriotism and juatioe, and with great moderation of tome. We feel convinced that, if the Minister of Finance had not been ►bsent from illness, he would most certaiuly have stated that the settlement of the debt is a thing shortly to be expected (qiie le denda amor tizable a cosa proxima o inminento), and would have entirely agreed with the ideas of the deputies aa to the great convenience of arranging and regulating our public debt. When the state of the public treasury permits the govern. went to bring forward this great measure, in harmony with the Cortes and coincident with the reform of the taxes, there is no doubt that Spaniel' sernuities will advance CA per cent., whilst at the same time it will open up to ua the resources of England, France, and Holland, for all the works of public utility, the shame of which at lament cannot be negotiated in London, Amsterdam, or Frankfort. We are requested to publish the subjoined pro test relating to the Customs duties of VeLezuela, which has been addressed by Mr. Richaril Thorn ton to the fiscal agent from that republic, now in London : - - - - Old Swan Wharf. April 4. Excellent Sir,—My attention has been called to your letter explaining the object of your mission from Venezuela to this country, and the terms you are empowered to offer in order to satisfy the foreign creditors, one of the ionditions being 50 per cent. of the customs duties, as eecurity for the future payment of interest on the foreign debt ; in reference to which L beg to inform you that these very duties are, and have been since the year 1844, hypothecated to me, to secure the payment of interest on the amount of " Vales " registered and standing in my name on the books of '• Cs raeoss' I have been a recipient of dividends from this source for 13 years up to the let October, 107, since which period, say for 46 years, I have received no interest whatever. I must therefore respectfully protest against any such ap propriation of duties aa that comprehended in your propo sition to the foreign creditors, until my claims on such duties are satisfied.—l ant, &0., Price. Tiwiztus. His Excellency Senor Nadal, Finance Commissioner, &0., from Veneswele. Most of the railway traffic returns this week will include the receipts of Good Friday and the week preceding Easter, and will therefore co mp are favourably with those for the same date in 1861. The Brighton re.urn shows au increase of 4,8371. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 4th instant were 12,3001. sterling, being 9171. wore than in the our responding week of last year. The annual meeting of the Madras Railway Com pany is called fur the 9th of May. The Sitidian (Kurrachee paper) of the Ist of March contains a narrative from Mr. Bourne, C.E., of his recent trip up the Indus, toireth( r with his observations on the features of the district, with special reference to the operations of the Oriental Inland Steam Company. It is notified that the articles of association of the Alliance Bank of London and Liverpool (Limited) will lie for signature between the 22nd inst. and the 13th of May, when the share certifi cates may be obtained, iu exchange for the bankers' receipts. The Morning Star has arrived from China with 709,8001b5. of tea ; the Margaret Mitchell, with 1,21.0,5001b5. ; and the Queen of England, with 1,103,0001 be. The following are the official returns of the Irish banks of issue for the four weeks ending the sth instant. BZITIBII llDia. .... 111 8 6 e i 6 67i a 100 MI its. I at. I Itunik I N. I CI. pier I Oda* , 19, 1113 Allred lona "Om& 5.9.3 6.._ SO &WO •-• 99 31 1,014 .. Der. G. Coo. (watt) ail 1 415 426 612 .. Zart Hamlet (Mogan) IS 43 VS 6Brea3 144 .. li &at Cl nt Candour ara 1 la 6. .. LIM Somet(Tarlett.) 71. 10s. at .. Grembler d it. &bps. 664 16 6, .. Great Ikeda Tidos .. O. WO. Ver (11(datoo) 6O II 74_ .-- 6 .. Grearillo 9.000 .. alsisloas Donn Ha If 34 6.a00 .. lAA, bulbs 1.166 4 4 6, Karl. Valley .. 44 . 34. 10 104 IN .. liarpret (Coy Lelast). 54 a 46 . 60.000 4 'Loynd/ 4m hz Ore 24 4Me yam 6,100 .. North 4 di UN —N. dream (Mow) 6,000 .. N. WI. Basset (Hopi ll Pa. 24 14 6,640 .. North Wheal Crotty 1 a.2.r. 34 if I 6,600 Par Coca(St. &my) . 14 6 6 4190 IP Provided,» (C. lelast). 10.67. 40 45 11,000 .. &Addis Coo. Ma. Co. 1 4 I 111 .. 6.Oar'adoo t ea Clour) lf DU 316 6,000 .. 5. Oars Brea (lUogan) . 6111r11d It Si 496 .. IL W. Fraser (Wow) Platt, IMO 106 920 T i ark 1111.9 SO 51 9,600 6 eraa r!lll.lgrad&r.C. 64 14 14 0,000 10 Ito Croft 10,000 .. yr& 01 Towl aa r d ) UMW .-- 6,000 _ West Barest ) 14 II 15 1,064 .. W. earaches Gls , 5 II Is 600 _ West &too &It .. Wt. 13aeoet tee .. WI, Bulier 5 0 66 6,616 111. id ( 1,034 ... WI. Katy Nil. Lelaatl dit aS .- 1,034 ... W.llar).t.,., , ,ldeuneo. I sll .4 • woata .. Mu Trelawun ,a , 7 .7 IS NOILUGS AUIII. /50. I Oh. I You* f ftl lOL peon. I solo. -- - - - Ago /Metrehen . MOD 1 Bon Aeon* Willed 141101 erndl. 41111.0o.(LIn ) 4910 16 Oolwe Copper 11,119 10 Coplepo tUnt.) 16.910 1 (Dennis Silver wipes 1 Dun Wountals Conner WOO Il fast Del Bay(Llnilted) 1101100 UAW 16 f G ortuno (Um.) enera • 11.196 Doterthern Oopper tunralla (1,10 ) WM 11 iLeponde (Um) AM 1 Linares ANC 1 Lneitarden 11110116 1 lleriqulte 91100 1 N. Rim no C. of Ana (L) 11,090 II PontebendltilverLpal 110,010 11 Port . 1 S Phillip ante harbors Gold X 01,191 t Bootttalt nutlet. (lAra.) 11.111 19 StJohn del Ray (Lam., 1/114 10.111 United lladoan 96.6n0 1 Worthisa 66,616 i Yudanemntana - 14 g . IIMI 10,000 ii.itl.l 10.400 4000 14001) IMO JOINT STOCK 106 Agra awl U.H.er Bann . OS Alliance Lou ..kLiverpool 40 Aniushisis lisuk of Igysio 100 Bent of London SO British N. Smirks_ 10 Chart. Bank of 10416 Australia. and Chl .6 SO Ruin& Mae. of lndle Lon., snit Chinn 100 100 natal 20.11 Com. of Canada 10 UM& Bcok&Snal.Charti SO a. Beok at Switnerlsad Lon. Ch. Bank of Alert 10 Do. New I SO Leaden and County SO London Joint Stork 20 London di south Atriran 100 Lon. and Wesunherter_.• 100 Metro.& Pros% Desk (L. 100 'list. Pros. of &Wenn -10 Do. New ' 60 National Yank 10 Now booth Wales Ss Oriental Bank Oorporn SO Ottoman Bank 106 Provincial of Ireland i 5 South Australia eoUnion niofof L Aoudo n urtr din i Unity - 1 - 10s.i li sa sn sa 'lb 11 13 • I e t pen 1 I lie iisea ti It f pm del 7 e eie ete • 7 I * a ; } se 4 2222 78 80 bi 66 II U W 38 111 W Wi Wi 181 191 anow.uMsuoi pr 3 8 81 Pm I Pm 79 el IM 7 Pin j - --- IL IN. I itarawairs -I Closing priest I haft No. I Ott. I Warts:se. gPd 141 prices i tele Se 6 10,00010 rlsgSollasican Illnt .. ( all I 10 4 Ilai - II all Anr i Tr a orp I Ileateirdeis . 111 r I --- 60,060, 10 atlantic XL Mall 144.1 ail ,1 $ - S all Ardennes - , 10,000 1 U Australian Ac10a1..... 19 117 til - » lit BehletS.Pre=hat Ile r a 171 to DAGO: 10 IltwUn Waterworks. i i I sa I 4* 4 6 al Belgian Z. 1 - o,ooo' 611 Brit.& Petah Ms% Ts • ral le 00 - $6 ell ,Beeten to GrolorseriC •• -2,2 U SO Do. B 7 per a. WI Axel all IIS SO .... SO lOornisanz Dise •OK 11 11 - 11.769 10 Do. 0 lal 0 i i - 1. - al - .- - - I I al 1 14. 11 1 2aakdai - - f. II Nadi laisla ll pa 17 ise. ll ooo ols s et 04 016. 7 da Land ..19.ii an dl 11: 147 1.,0011926 U. Palace llp all a /mot .. . is si 100,820 St. Preferance llO6 166 IN - 18 all ,041. Bralro gr. 0.7 a is ... .. - 160,000 St. Do.o p. at. Pup. Deb 100 114 11l - 1p a 'fit. Oulrd el nun- .. ... - 48,900 10 LledlaALun.Sloppngll 71 11 a dl. - 11 eli 411,,LeartwIrst.11h. US 11 2 14 16 Kola) SO lisetlndialrne.k Csual 1 par Ipm - SI all :Dam/ - IS all . Lake Oonstanee • alt .= 70,01 e 6 Ni. sea Lo ot. Cop. . all 11 - 11 alt lame aaa Turnhout - - - 10,000 18 Om Maas Navigati •, 14 hil s - 0 all ,Lyors and Genova - - SUSS 1 Great , nip ,L.7lltecil .. all - S all Marta Antonia .... -.- 100,900 1 Do. in par ceaL I le. all - 1 all Nern.ALlegetZ si the 111 of - 11.000 4 Lon. Di* 14 Tel. ( 24. 41 1 ii. _ • all 00. op.c.Prf. &asap% 10 21 - 100.00" 10 ' Lou. Oan. Oenothas et, all 1 11 ad - 0 ail Martha= of - 10,000 10 "Lon.o3.lre.Dlr.Tel , L) 1 11 pm - 1S 1.6 I Do. New Shares - 60,6v0 *0 'Madras Drum. i Cass 1 11 1 64 6w ft 4 IS ail Nerweglan Trunk Pr f ll 10 - 11,000 10 Medias. Ls. Tel. Prat ID 4 - O 1$ I (lanan'stayrnaAtan) A 64 dl. 1 3 10,000 26 National Discount Co.. S 1 pm - I all 'Puha Lyme and %Oda as/ 46 ' - 0000 Al Nerbud4taCoakt 1r0n , ,: I par pm si 90 all ' bete lad Orleans 6O a 1 - 60,000 6 Nethsrloodst . Sp. c pet all 1 1 - N le sad 111. Irrendsee 1,724 200 N. Brno& IN. 5ce......1. U 12 16 - I (Perres•=l.B. 4 1 le abi - mono IN. Brit. Australasian.. all 1 1 OS ea illipa std . 60,000 1 Oriental Gas - 0 ag Alexia Dudek • I $ 16 Id 111 ea 60,000 1 De. **New lasses' - I all Anal 'media6o,ooo 10 In. Sam (11•.) ail 6 7 - 4 eli 1 Ds 7 per wet 7 7 - 4 05 . 000 St. Peel liver Ludt Yin 100 66 67 - 10 111 Sumba. sad Umo, 101 I o i 1 0 1 I i 10,000 60 resin andOries. Steam all SS 70 68/ II all Do. tra..... nu. 01 3 • 110,010 60 Do. New lO 10 IS pm - 16 2 thalta JvTaseg. 4 .... - 60,046 SO Sea * lad. Tel. 43.4/ eh 111 191 191 10 IS &Aust.& pia 21 1 10 1 00 60 100renef boo all 17 15 - 10 7 8.E.0f Portu7l i - - - 10,000 16 Ito. New 9,9 i6 l 21 20 ea Southern of Prams— 21 U - 4,210 SS On dohs. CliLlra.(4) all 24 1 26 of all . West /lenders - 29,760 Do. - 10 all , Do. 14 per oust. Prof 161 lei - WOW vests IN 111 li - lel Mall Sham 16 all Wast.l N. W. of Treats 21 22 - 100,000 at. Auld. In 10 6 [Wawa el asterla .... - - - 16,106 St Australian lend 'ID 00 14 - DSBENTI72I STOCKS. MVO 1 bouts Tot Step - 1 do. all 1 No, 18b. I 4 rnuts. IPdI LI priest. 1 Palos 170:106 10 Do. De. do.lleilatarst * 0 6 6 - - 111161111116., illacetbAss..lasalall IWO I 111 101 - 10,000 Ifa serge to lota IL.) 1 1 dis I gen - KM a., Norfolk at.eamr.alai. 100 OS 0 - la.. t107,a A‘ of Aust(l.4 t.l. t par yin - KM!II6. N. fart, VAL Irsuality 100 87 50 .... AW , 16 Truddla.Co.D.o testa I 7/ 1 pin - ~ St.' Scottish N. east. 4p. et. 1104 - - 111,0u0 6 ftn. K meow 'I el. ,L.„ I 11 II 01 dill - /KM Oki W.laliaal .-aip.ot. a 166 106 10411 10.50105 Tan Uterus's lend- .1 Sty cii ell - 96 ad 4! 6 11 )61 ea 68 ORDINARY ISMARII AND nom. 6 4 ie U se w • •T V 0 ST 40 91 99 lei ale 101 IN 140 115 1114 IU 114 116 MR LK 164 106 Tai76 66 6.1 107 107; on 661 113 114 61 45 IA 64i a% 1001 8 11 42 9 9 99 nie 98 " la Pa did II OS 0 1 NI li l en 6 4 dig 66 861 86 101 106. --- Par Dial Vit 11 4 1 ei db. 116 116 41 1 1 4 106 106 06 67 PS U Ssi I/ 68 100 Ica t I 11l Psi Uh Pa 3 141._ 15./ Tie -4I 31 Ps pi iii lit GI •i 47 44 4$ a es a 141411111. 1 -• Mr_ flu I . 107 it - w} 4 10 100 i ael tro ... 9 9 UN i 9 :- pii 104 1 $1 4 $4l 1,w.0p Y 4 Name sod Title as set furtlt to Llceims. TM Hank of Ireland . The Provincial Bank Ireland The bellast Banking Com- PesT_ The Northern Banking Company The L`l■ter Bonilnc Can non,' The National Bank A.VELMIZ ILMOITct OF OM MILD MOO YOU& WICKS ma AB AMT. Odd. Silver. Total. -- --.-- t 4 t The Bank of Inzlaud 59:1, 127,104 643,4811 The Provincial Bask of Ireland The Belfast liankina Company 194 gmes, gum, The Northern Bsolang47ootpany lO6, 13,008 181,996 The I , ,Her Itnnalna Company . The National Bank .... ...... 11 14 a kr#B.4t* emeenl 281.8111 NM 10' Average eirenlatlon daring tour weeks ending ss above. 1111,079 , &11.260' I L6 sod Under Total. opowda A 6. A 1 1.677,260 9165,660; 146404100 1 1 1 440,249 49.1,..77 936,114 94,49 5615.131 390,796 ) 1 cetss i , 114,014, 25!,2731. 119,0381 279, 013 3 07 ,7 31 I 616.7071 691,' , 15 1,118,219 A• we. eY rd !of