The Express. — London, England, 1858-04-16 00:00:00

rlared the contents of vanark wholly Mo w . y to the humus act of was • letter found aa owe that he must hies referred to a soda( ' what might be loud is cvmabinations, th ee . And who could Mille wred against English. ur beloved mov er ", "SIAS to get back WO were Mies in by a tyrant, should n What wee Is m could in the nesoneat tier was dolled surly .Minn. of Opildellu of ma Franca but not stronge r ho had held palm say, however, that act could be received to what Oreisi did ha ria• wntlao by Mr. T. ith the Italian cassia right to to that tb. expressed. A 0100114 t by Orsini to the pei. 'nobody or sunestltheg °thing is that. fl despite the drilling 4 mariner that re S. r o d t. She had told the d could have thrown kid have told us whe mte is the attempt of ieeloted the real object Paris, which the pri. called, and am jury t of his wife's eel over to giro evidence? I guilt or innocuous o Fries°, ? It was n 0 he could have bees epos Act, because, Radio could ham Why, than, was ha ▪ would have told ths for liberty, although tpadition to meson*. moment of impulse ireetios, timed away ',zeds the cruel 10 Emperor. Pam on tousetreper of Orsini, stablish the impresetee the prisoner had en by Onkii that he was land. She aft,rwards about Orsiti's visit to there to Wm., end ths et by always speaking Then the intelligence pt of the 14th, he rm tenni moat be cent or aly. Was that cement. 5 thought the deaths of ed the miring' of the Neale at the guillotine elocution should bare MI before they Mai d was maid by either irate the prisoner; could be knows, Id lei found that both rote had been engaged 'lion of ita object, esed e impulse that directed moment. Despite. secret ery bones and every rbit sod the oresmittes ' • mates bosom wee the French imam p ore particle of evi. the crime for which red two more were I. But the Greet it prayer was that shelter in the hour to be capable of Is move, and be should nee. Let the jury ',- piracy still hung ova , reesesaber that It Mints than hissed, ell the present wail* be present ems, list believed this trW was et of the ;prosecution at parliament bad ?IF that an exile woe had been the proud stn trot Rome, that 050011 enabled her le II nations. We tad en railed prirsP ed nobility hers• had obtained eta. • :rutlut jury, this, of • furrign pa obi, prinriplr t 118 wirsrrl•nd ha lad they had attired , but the Brit a 11m, and lie via the example. Hi t incline* hie fitle" r to tell him, that wee shores, and his arul e declaims of* Brit it juettee, and that 10 ion at valiant* walk "inns that very court metes elms romp lad vainly attempted of three aright mad ury to coseider to eteutlemaa at the birth and 'durance pot who had erected rest people. ,unael Wire Marti •.a-hoar. On re- 5h , ,01.1 postpone hi last. It wee pima d the ;earl befor•wes eke of tlei• mature tint ey, sad that me i dea Wirt sad the. he sttoala rettliet of the ill ivd sew the stab rota the behd that rot of the Tench however, that the et 'beet, wee • ma' Preach, and that the .1., Alla", Ovoid. !reed the groadal; gut the abet pate into the peteauries theta iremeectei Paris, where Net g the Emperor d mbar people bilug plop as tbnugb the I been struck dous , the grenades was were those thee I tiLit — prolleCr. betwile■ this aa n with th• prisoner • not the remodel twee of Was. ea . Georiirt, end whit who iseaufitroul of the r• Vi..rw • swag am eq Mmy mum bur t. Wbi, then, tha ht by hailing the difficulty. going the Jun whei u crowded to elm. witch ; end la wri the nujoeitt ott 'loci i"o e&O Mold to prisoner wog !drug of the learned ratios ranee, dud lair r nf the TAW , * I height._ hio. A rra learonoe beto_ Aber bud, wow that his diemi • onostYl • bwe idi triran trees nt to the jar/ • Dy thing rassateld id some to. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAT. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bak* Mr. C. iimudasioner Foublanque.) IV 111 Gun. II •ND GoTCH.—THZ KETIZILINU DANK. This wee the adjourned examination mitig in the cam of John Dario °etch end Thomas Wag Meta, banker*, k een s, masers, and shoe otatononanw a tottering, in N i ethengtosahlne. The benkreptey meumeed la August leek WI owing ft dr Minim sal anfiloried *taro of thi ammo*, ce doe nandoma lard is Mk arrangement (Mena P 1111 •M), ye :t m e air etmilly been able to pion dm the court. Tin lo a Dopy of theJobt halmmeoeheet Mfg 1362 TO AVOLIT 26, 1867, Til DAYS OF ADJUDICATION. 1*: 1 7. • °l° ° per seePs.. ..... : ...... Mb I • I MEV fe 2 aigs 6ll . l lug 18 4 1 611.11%11 L t 477477 7 7 14714 ' 4 4 . 4ii*; 1 1 t 3.7 " . ........ .—....... .... kg 12 1: £17L714 1$ I £l4 14 • 11 4 NO 4.1144 I 11 LAO llnldblr imozoni A r is titt it • trelirdttre.! ":"s-k Sigma is mire 4.110 • 0 414 0 0 vi 1 WI • • * l l asismispi • WOMOMII * CI ItZSZ:TIMTres, 1.747 I T 10 • Ma dibehlea. 4. In j: • ...... ........—.............. ...... : 1 4 . 4 . •• . 6.60 111 ..... 11 23 1 ni: 114 1 I sra.n4 II no ariseared aralliams, shoal 900 in number, ars elthe iii s lead asser;ptios. Arasagst them there ire a Imp nu br at bun& sad other seeirties, charities, clubs, be., f ah loUowiss are th e principal Namara Mobs Club . ...... SlOl u " .t Sociiii .. Ildidtag i11i1.4 (CoununlXO. Xi 739 3 Court ..... ...... . . or Istrzeib C". l ST X MI 111 :: • X =76‘6 . +X•X 3 .. . ....... ....... ... • •• •• • it ... iii;;.; iiiiiiiiiiswit et ihs bee gitiM7= B ..... 4 - levatmb...ogiiiiii.ta i i :.. Unman of Illgbuips ....... 11 W i L u r iL imaiii . iiile•Wrii Nog ..... .... : sit=r4=7 4. itjarv•• "" lgel c alsiiii" .. .... ' - wwishos am , Tie Br ;Ors air, N Ti• !Ass ........ •o' C10t... ........ isditi 72:7. Moms' a.►. 10; 15 1134 • il : I I/ 0 101 0 71 0 IN 0 112 0 A 11 no me . Ts 10lens 303 6 • . 334 4 The .The 9 1 t • ...... 111 . ......... ....... 121 1 ..... lie 1 " * ca"....... .1%0 111100.77.77 ....... I 10 =%/itii.o6Aiictai6 ": The W 41 11 W 0 0 Set 2 Ibi irdeee . 144 1 11 lbe end amblers ebeemeides 411 mem mil le et II Imes& Of tM mow' MOM are MMus stases Is drealetke, end the remadmilse, 113,T73/., ere be duped& eiessats, goods, ke. The only seour C7f Abe fells D.r. P. W. Gotch, • family connexion of the B. le she the principal liability creditor. 11 61 1 1 =ii . principally of small amounta but the W is maid es the cutest stated, namely, 60,4691. 16..9d., biennium' stune—was of 21,6781. 17.. lid., and another sil 114,117 11s., both of which, It appears, are more than The person from whom the former of thetas lisresb b age Me tomb sa arignmist, sad the lulls esselele of sums edvasoed to a clergyman -Mw seibst to Dvessis). Ow the purpose of enabling— likt le week various it white ha VIII the inventor. 1$ hdlg. emseted es a &slyness', it we. unlawful for kb le weir into dna% Ea that lbs advents, were made to his ikeehn for ea Med purpose, it Is somewhat problem- Sad worm the seasset dos could be recovered. It ap paps elm el* Newel to these two debtors, that In May, 1111111. Ihe peeled fres which the belasos-shret cow sesege, tl. sweat they owed we let a triflitiga God la are see it Se hes lesseed to its dimarbae eis io deoteas Seamen mak by the Oebb Is the et enabling the prey le serer admit mil tem • la feet, that ark leemeetlea reps alai iseialles itameasly lama es " throwing good sassy Am bad." The yew/. alded at 20,574 f., assrier is hes 01 11.71 N. ` ` rases a 'took at tbe see lueyard ; 1,0001., the sitheseel she of see mallsM. The ableismit al leas semi lan the be debit to which we Mee ; 1311. apes NSW Rad sty Idartal 3,1111. es peerra e beld et Se leak awl 1741. by bre and sher beimeeind ef J. D. Odd awn l e t Mes of 11 , 92W., ab eed Ilis is named st 3,711 f. In T. H. (foul's kelefrrw the Iblgities are Mold 10.6631.. antZ lebi el MIK The Mal =oust d dm masts will ages Ihe mak de friendly Chasm, elk et pelmet imam est whip It wit instituted maw bMwieg dneweetweeer —The Donbass were to prwasehi p with task fatbw, who lied in May, 1152, the dais of theeletemat of Sibs. lam of the creditors of the .11 Ina wen Elkii sse d and ease et be assets still escalade& The do those mots le. ion; to the Meese (lota, use ermons *rarest their estate? In Mt as sub is betkeiel be Ile woos* of ascertai ni ng how the mile ebeedi be and distributed, and what ars Ye dabs of Gotch and of the old creditors Prisplang *MS. Thstewee also some property, to the amount of 10,0001., hh by Se Esther, lb. sppropriation of which will likewise dyeg spin the decision in Chancery. It is therefore si geer sent to arrive at say notion of what the essase if Ike earls eventually will be. The bankrupts paned their eaansinstios. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAT. GUILDHALL. Wolter !Ailey and Join Amoy, at the bar Wan Aidartnaa Gabriel, the former e whh stalls( • bag rattainieg 144 hooks, value W. 9a., Kr. The... Bedtimes warehoess, in Aldine-chambers, Patmiesher-row, and the Utter with mmultiag as of the whams% and etterfing the amps of • man who was cosairsed with Ruler. . . . . Jail; Whiting, in Mr. Batter's employ, said—ln oases queer* of books haring been missed, he coneteled himself in Mr. Hodgeoe's warehouse, and while there, on Saturday morning last, he saw Halley come in and take away the beg of books produoed. Witness followed him oat of the ware house, bat the prisoner, ending he was detected, threw the books down on the stairs and ran away. There was another man waiting outside, who also ran sway, and winter pursued him, while another man pursued Halley. Witness followed the man into New/ate-market, when the prisoner Turnery molest him. He told him the man had committed a robbwyofbaokato the mount of 4W., upon which Tersely, who was dressed ae a butcher, said he also was a bookeeller, and then he held witness by the arm, end about twenty other batches mow up, and so mobbed wittier, that the man eventually got away. N'd eca Hut, the porter of Aldine-chamber said, he saw the prisoner Holey, and the men who escaped ester the chambers in the direction of Mr. Hodge:We werehoses Thursday morning, where Whiting wee eesseels& alertly after es se dews *gain tad then Mid ra deers some renders erupted by media beelseller, awe which they west away. They had en tmpt, hied ' , fib thew. Os !Wag monied they ease wit 1.101 en Reply bat, Meryl went upstairs sad mum ism tine teaseariSdy, wed after some eenewisilles Haar west ap akin while the ether kept wive►k ameba When Ratley cane dews they bilk "add away. °.:= morning they ante pia about the were am, awl mascot to Mr. Medgees'e vareitesm. Ills ether ma kept wat!it theetairembiir HadaysidnieltasereiehemeWitame vatted on about flee tamutes, when beol send down, followed by the last witness, " =44 Be followed Hairy, and Whiting the seer are. 6 9 Is IS 31 II 141 I 111 0 14.6 0 13 I 9311 II THE EXPRFSS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 16, 1858 , He overtook Batley in Nurgats-etnet, and gave his into nman, clerk to Mr. Hodgson, said the books produced were his employer's peopniy and the value of the m was about Eft 9s. Mr. Hodgson kid hes. robbed for some time of books to a co anisont. Several of the primmer Turney's employers gave him an excellent character for many years, and the officer said the prisoner was drunk when he interfered with the witness. Alderman Gabriel said he had no 'moon to think Turney was associated with the prisms, as hie character was so good ; but it was • very se r i ous offence to aid a maw to escapecustody, from custody, and had he (Tersey) not been drunk he would bays been dealt with severely. He hoped it would be cooties to him for the future to refrain from drink. for Turo sysal. ins them discharged, an d Helm , was committed CX•1101 07 ttartataroarsa.—LAXlSTAlLl ACCIDINT. Aaert Oaf", Tenser, &driver of ow of the " Favourite cnsibusee, radian at 8, John greet, Llirerpool-read, Islington, who wad to feel his positioe very stutelY, trod placed at the ber before Mr. Tyrwhitt, charged with o f the death el Elisabeth Emily Bell, a girl four years of age, ea tesnibus over her, on Mount Pleamant, 4%.!_°.!we11• Mr. Pawls mewed for the defendant. Mr. BemimaM Walker, of Market-oms, Fisohley, said, I muse is. of the Tavotnito omnibuses on Tharedey akar aeon at about oas o'clock, proceed's( down Meant Plmeast, which Is rattler a steep hill - . The primmer was gulag down the hill at a moderate pace, when I saw some children playing in the middle of the read, at about ten or twelve yards distant. One of the' children attempted to pick a ball up ; and I saw from the position of the children that the omnibus mast go over them. The priestsr did all be (mid to prevent the mei dist, but he could not stop the horses and the wheels went arse the child. I jumped down, end the omnibus Mopped a yard or two from where the child wet killed. The omnibus was full inside mad there were five persons outside. lam ef opinion the death of the child sod the Icory to the other wee purely aceideand. Susan Bddy said—l reside at 3, Crown-street, Byre street-hill. I was standing about ten yards from where the three children were playing in the road. One of the chit dna threw a ball in the road while the omnibus was coming et a steed y psis down the bill. Ono of the children was do knocked wn by the bones, and the other was killed on the spit. The primmer wee decidedly not to blame. Pollee-constable Russell 107 Ci said the 'sealer Mopped his omnibus and (rave himself in custody, saying be had driven over two children. From all he could learn the matter was a pure accident. Mr. Tyrwhitt said it was a melancholy cam and he most remand the prisoner, but would at once admit him to bell. Hannah Zntlly, a middle a g ed — and decent looking woman, who was brought up from the Camberwell work• hones, was charged before the Hon. O. C. Norton, nith at tempting self-murder by throw .ng herself into the waters of the Surrey Canal. Police-oonotable 233 P, that about daybreak on Monday last, while passing over the Bserey Canal bridge, in the Old lest-road, be heard a loud splash in the water, and no bg in the direction raw some person in the water, but who instantly sank. He hurried to where the grappling irons were kept, and haring procured them he went without delay to the task sad threw them into the water two or three times, end at heath succeeded in bringing the prisoner on shore. She Wettineseurible, and apparently dead, but by the prompt att:a of medical assistance she was restored imiliciently to be removed to Camberwell workhouse, where she had re mained op to that morning. The prisoner, in reply to the cherge, said that on Saturday sad Sunday Let she had had some unpleasant words with her husband, who holds a situation at Greenwich Hospital, about his not returning to his home on one of his regular nights for doing so. This preyed a good deal on her mind, so much so, that she maid not get any rest on Sunday night, and on the following morning the thought came into her mind to drown herself. She was now very sorry for what she had done. and if forgiven would never repeat the set. The magistrate, after a severe lecture, allowed the precast to depart with her friends. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT BIACTITO TILEORAPIII.) EPSOM SPRING MEETING.-THIS DAY. RAILWAY PLATE. Peter Flat .. .. .. Saxe Weimar .. .. .. Accurate .. . .. 11 res. Ts u IS IN IN IN SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two oYlLocar. The railway share market remains dull at the late reduction. Great Western, and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks exhibit a recovery of about per cent., the former being quoted 58 to 1, and the latter 417 to Caledonian has fallen, and has been dealt in from 83 to 84. There is also a heavy fall in York and North Mid land, in which Berwick to some extent par ticipates. Great Northern ham receded to 251 to L per share. London and North Western stock is quoted 92* to 93 ; Midland, 903 to after being marked 91 ; London and South- Western, 451 to 481 per share ; and Eastern Counties, 111 to 1 per share. Pernambuco shares remain flat at 1 discount, and Bahia firm at 1 to 1 prem. The Indian stocks are well supported. ORDINARY MARNA AND 'NOON& IBAILIWATS. ffidossi i Siam 4 IN M.N. Dm/. Pink Aber. S s a i. Asistka. {a. a Ds. T p. s ▪ Osuallm paitsi k ism I p. Chet K 1116 Ira Miss. 4 pa tkamers= r ...rank D 41644 p. ems I lisa.sM Owl D. a red. at p. gm. "1 4 ". ?in -- L Da p. regkem. D.airv.i ffip. De. ow. Mom 4p. Do kradism.ar send rlbufttst. &Spa dm dm ep. s. Om ma ar ffimrss do. ra Da. mit Tatffilm 'ALBS l i rnr e e d er t e l . ms. pqr Zle. 4 ._W.ffirr.allsm. Sp. s. W.I p. aft PIM I Is lasArialatyrola Da p ams. 4 . Iffi Sled De. C. Dr. ffid s De. 4i Pm M. Frit. MssD•Asim.ffigNslis Its . : 1 4. 1 ...52. 1 4h Iriams, 4 p. ell 6. Ds. Spod.blar. iffirk.lo44 i nt = LDo. Fir — met ft De..4146r4m4. .11 DNA Dom Mel Ph 11.111AL , Iread. Air. 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Atari wsr 014.01•.11ti so can appor ..... • Omies7 Mims. ...... =aka 8 g - 1 I. 7 l ir I I I al 1 I Neems Made 1487L.Cii".• I T i Ti 61 6 1011? 7 Ass sad U. *Lamar st IIetLONL esti:o: = lr. Am= si s Sis. Ausloilemdlaka Ora. etliiiiii .. :::: MtSi &after ge Iliellemlad Lard Awl VAL sal Waslmlesisi isL Perm et ftsissd Nlariask ilin Illealk walls PmvmlY kC r " el Itska4 ~,„*...._ I Mohr gl iM R' 3 T ars 4 Rd lit Pt 111 X sews rams De. New Untoe of Amanda Do. Nov Union of Loudon Unity Mom' Wast.D•akof Laudon =Tr= Mortlasismet. Do.* siOnatly.4la. ti . P• 77.4 us. N. WIC Mersairlaa Meth se trope SW °l6lmi l i D•A m ei Pei Sim laadkllb, OTlinetain, URI K 4 111 II We Ho ii veal IS 11 : 11 N N I I 1 1 li US 194 i l- 11 4 I ' ,' 1 ib 1 1 R fe N N 1 IN MN LOCAL Mall KAMM& ni Si 14.11 MONEY MARKB7-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoot. The Funds opened rather more firmly this morning, bat are now dull at the reduc tion which wu established yesterday after noon. T 1 e Government broker has purchased about 10,0001. stock. The new Indian loan remains steady, at 991 to 1. Little buainesa is going forward. Consols for the 6th May were first marked 961, and are now quoted 96 to $. For money the present quotation is 961 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in 81951 to 1; the New Three per Cents. at 961 to 1 ; Bank Stock at 2201 to 223 ; Exchequer 80nd5,1859, at 100 k, India Bonds at 21s. prem., and Exchequer Bills at 351. to 395. prem. Turkish Six per Cents., after receding to 961 to;, have recovered to 97 to;, ex div. Spanish Bonds meet with some inquiry. Other foreign stocks are inanimate. Sales are recorded u follows :—Buence Ayres, Six per Cents., 79 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 191 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 46} ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 100 f; Sardinian Five per Cents., 911; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 44; the Committee's Certificates, 4} ; Turkish Six per Cents., 97 ; ditto for account (April 30), D 7 to 961, ex div. ; ditto Gua ranteed Four per Cents., 1041. At Paris to-day (Friday), according to Mr.l Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 69fr. 40c. for the account, showing a further decline of sc. compared with the closing price of yesterday. Mews. Oorrissen, Huffy), and Co., who stopped payment daring the late crisis, have just declared a first dividend of 4s. in the pound. The circular issued states that " every exertion will be made to pay a further dividend at the earliest possible In the discount market there is a good demand for money, with a large supply : 21 per cent. may be con sidered the minimum rate for first class bills, up to three months' date. Paper of longer date is only nego tiable at a considerable advance. At the Bank there is a moderate amount of business. No alteration is the rate was made by the weekly Court at the Bank, nor was any expected. The directors have shown that they will not make any further reduction in their terms unless upon very strong grounds. It is highly probable, however, that the payment of several millions of dividends will prove to have been effected with comparatively little diminution of the Bank's resources. Money can be only very gra dually employed at present in mercantile channels ; and it is utterly impossible that the market, which is already amply supplied, can absorb at once such an immense mass of money. The inference is that a very large portion of the dividend money, which in ordinary times would be at once drawn into the market for actual use, must have been temporarily retained in the Bank under the head of " other" deposits. This item must also have been swelled by the influx of the million and three quarters sterling, or thereabouts, paid in on account of the new Indian loan. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 17,0001. Against the supplies lately sent in, it mast not be forgotten that large quantities of coin are always paid away by the Bank to the smaller class of annuitants, and do not flow back until later in the quarter, when the Treasury deposits accumulate In n In the Stock-Exchange yesterday the rate for loans on English Government securities was le to 2 per cent. The fifth half-yearly dividend, being at the rate of 10e. per cent., is advertised on Equador Consoli dated Bonds. The Shaftesbury has arrived from Melbourne, with 8,184 ounces of gold, worth 32,7001. The Kangaroo has taken out 9,0001. in specie for New York. Apart from the adverse influence exercised on British railway stock by the decline in the traffic, and by distruat of the financial system of many of the leading companies, it is evident that the present serious depression is in no small degree attributable to the collapse of the great speculation for the rise which was entered upon after the recent monetary crisis. At that time of trouble, English railway stocks experienoed severe depre ciation. Subsequently, as the value of money fell to an almost nominal rate, vast amounts of railway stock were purchased on speculation and deposited in pledge with banks and money lenders in the me tropolis, in the provinces, and in Scotland. A great stimulus was thus given to prices, and, when these had reached a high level, the more cautious of the speculative holders sold largely. These continued realisations, coupled with the simultaneous and severe falling off in the traffic, have precipitated a violent collapse of the market, in which the stocks previously in the highest speculative favour have especially suffered. The fall from the highest point amount, to something like 15 per cent. in York and North Midland stock, 8 to 9 per cent. in Ber wick, 11 to 12 per cent. in Caledonian, nearly 10 per cent. in Midland, &c. The reckless competition now going on between some of the leading companies. tends strongly to inspire dis trust of all railway management ; and the continued decline in the traffic would appear to justify very gloomy anticipations respecting the next dividends of most of the principal undertakings. At the same time it must be pointed out that the depreciation has proceeded so far as to represent, in several cases, the entire amount of the dividends for two or three half years ; and that the comparative scarcity of stock in the market at the last settlement, in face of the large supply withdrawn from the names of money lenders, denotes steady investments on the part of the public at the reduced prices. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return pre sents this week a decrease of 2,3891. • the Lanca shire and Yorkshire a decrease of 1,88 ; the East Lancashire a decrease of 6841.; the Midland a de crease of 2,8331. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire a decrease of 1,4821. • and the North Eastern a decrease of 2,4701. Al l these returns are for Easter week this year, compared with Passion week last year. The 11th annual meeting of the East Indian Railway Company is called for the 29th inst. The annual meeting of proprietors of the National Provincial Bank of England is called for the 13th of May. A special general meeting of the Alfred Life As sociation is called for the 28th inst., to confirm the resolution which was adopted on Wednesday, sanc tioning the dissolution of the association, and the tranafer of its business to the Eagle Insurance Com- The annnal general meeting of the Globe In surance Company was held yesterday, when the accounts for the year 1857 were presented, aooorn panied by a lengthy report on the meets and liabili ties, an d the general condition of the company, by Messrs. Turquand, Youngs, and Co., the publio auditors and accountants. From this document it appeared that, after providing for a dividend of 5 per cent per annum (free of income tax), the busi ness of the year 1857 bad yielded en addition of 9,8824 to the " reit " or surplus standing in favour of the company at the close of the preceding year (1838). In pursuance of a special notice the bill now before parliament for the amendment of the sots, and of the deed of settlement, of the company, was discussed seriatim. Notwithstanding the recent dif ferences between the directors and some of the slum"- holders, the proceedings were of en amicable cha racter. Thanks were voted, and the usual half yearly dividend, at the rate of di. per cent. per annum upon the paid-up capital of one million, was declared. The position of the market for American securities is thus notioed by Me: as. D. Bell, Son, and Co. : Macs our l a st moil no &amigo of Importsoos has taken piece ta the aNdoot Ike Maori= imanides, whilst the bad- Dees continuer exceedingly limited both in state stocks mad railroad bends and share■. Accounts from Saes mention that, owing to the circumstance of the machinery of the steamer Sirela being disabled, the Australian mails despatched from Southampton on the 12th, and from Marseilles ea the 16th of March, would be forwarded to Point de Gale by the Candia, to be convoyed thence to Aus tralia by the Australasian, it being anticipated that the latter vessel would return from Madre' in tier for the purpose. Lettere dated Carlshamm, April 9, describe the weather as very mild, and state that the harbours is the south of Sweden are open, and that the talc bad commenced to be brisk. Little hope is now entertained of the safety of the ship John Taylor, Captain Charlemon. This vessel sailed from Shanghai for Liverpool on the 16th el October last, with a valuable cargo of tea, &c., and was spoken with on the 14th of November off Anjer, since which period no tidings of her have come to hand. The John Taylor registered 784 tone, was built at Aberdeen in 1851, and owned by Messrs. Taylor, Potter, and Co., of Liverpool. The value of the ship and cargo is estimated at fully 150,0004 and her crew numbered about 36 persons. Her classification at Lloyd's was A 1 for 15 years, and she was considered one of the finest vessels trading be tween this country and China. TaI:B.RDAT EVENTML The funds showed more firmiie - sethis morning, but this soon peened off, and in the afternoon flatness pre vailed. The closing quotations were per teat below those of yesterday. The government broker made another purchase of 20,0001. Rednoed Three per Cents. Speculators hold aloof, awaiting the . it of the Budget. Consols, which closed yesterday at 961, " sellers,* for the 6th May, touched this morning 961 " buyers," but subsequently receded and closed at 981, " sellers." For money the last price was 961, "sellers." The official business report is as follows: —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 861, lA, I, I; ditto, for account (6th May), 961, 1, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 951, 1,1, 1. New Three per Cents., 951, 1, 1. Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1660, 11, 1 11-16. Thirty Years Annul tie', October, 1859, 11, 1 7-16. Thirty Years An nuities, April, 1885, 18. Bank Stock, 2211, 220, 222. India Stock, 223. Three-ands-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May, 1859, . 1001, 101. India Loan Scrip, 991, I, 1, 1. The New Indian Four per Cent. Loan was steady, at 991 to j. Exchequer Bills were quoted 355. to 38a. prem., and India Bonds, 18e. to 21s. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. were pressed for sale this afternoon, low terms being spoken of for the pro posed new loan, respecting which negotiations are now going on with the Porte. The closing quota tion was 97 to 1 ex div., showing a fall of 1 per cent. since yesterday. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. remain steady, at 1041 to 1. The upward tendency of this stock has been long held in check by large realisations for account of oi iginal allottees. Venezuela Bonds have improved, the last advice. from that republic being considered more favourable to the cause of the bondholders. Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cents. are also firmer. A report has been made by Mr. J. E. Coleman, the accountant, to the liorida. tors of the Northumberland and Durham District Banking Company. The total estimated liabilities are 2,255,2001. The number of creditors on current accounts is 2,098, representing a total of 766,4851., and the number of depositors is 4,882, representing a total of 1,258,9441. The number of the depositors claiming amounts under 501. is 1,070. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two ()Twat. The mining market to-day is extremely dull and inactive; in the Stock Exchange no business is offi cially reported. The inquiries are tew, and the prices of most descriptions are nominal. As regards foreign mining securities, the only feature is in United Mexican shares, which are still offered, and are marked Si. 114•1000. (Ylll/4411/ o•44wwwl V Devoe &eat rrarl4l44l) 1 Owl Bret rAikii M Great Beath . 114 Cl.W.lltred i lute I G. vb. Vor Molokai ei 1 1 . N.W. 1.14 Psz Om MEW 11 P IV I A4a) U""d 80/4r4ißsOmailibc IL 11 1. . intrrufte: l a 10 8.1 ?.. 10) 111.1 Ms On* VW:My (Ow! " nerll4•l lied awed (Mimi 11 W. 0144004 IM k. a 10 Wl4 Bunt I . ' 'saw I WL Ildward (041.4441 11 WILIUsty Kra lahat 1.7.1 Wheal Wary Lea (114411441•1 M.Triume (1111 1 No in 1 las P P OOLONILL GOYIM MM NT ONOTILITTIIN. I'~iidl . d i 1 WI 100 07 100 1107 108 110 ei 101 li N N Y a faise 17t a a CITT AND SUBDRHAN HANDICAP. Toutaament, Coroner, Kestrel. Blue Jacket, Dupe, br to Bird-on-tbe-Wing. Schiedam, Flying Engliahman,ltitadam• Chantilly, Minnie, Ravers, Coeur!, Tricolor, Herm, Gulliver, Orchehill, Eton. du Nord, Scribbler, Flying Duke, Harry etemley, Pensioner, Little Treasure, Old English Gentleman, View, Phunstone, WOUTell=llll, Has, Terrific, and Little !as an here. METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. PoWilt., Monarqns, Poodle, Blatt Tommy, Borderer, The Dupe. Plying HogNehmen, Minis, Wreaks, Cadre!, Ilene de Nord, Worcester, Fiefs( Duke, Beams. Old &W- E& °smileless, (kebab(ll, Telegram, Martha, Plumetone, Weemormans, and Little Saes an ham The f &loving 2-yr-okle are here . —Emep, Fume, c by Grecian, Pearl c, Hibernian, Lady Wall. lady Gwandolist, Linens. Vulture, Vigo, Qum of Soots, Villarst, Remiche:a, Pearisea, Carlotta, Commodore, f by Cothereseas. be. China Aim v A u..—Saxe Weimar, Maid of Heat, 011111, o, Emmerich, Name, end Meg Mirage. LATEST BETTING. CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. Sto I aid MOIL Chantilly 10 to I any other. METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. iS to I mut Maearqua Sto 1 Wrestler 7 to 1 Borderer 10 to 1 say other Swallows are now seen daily flying over the &mita. The select committee to try the petition in the ease of the Limerick diction wiU be chosen on Tuesday the 4th of May wet. His Excellency the Duke of Malakoff arrived in town at ere o'clock yesterday afternoon, and immediately proceeded to the residence of the French Embrey, Alber tan' Howe. Statistical returns, the Paris Un low asserts, have just revealed the fact that there are now in France 1,800,000 y finales of a marriageable age, who are on the look out far husbands ! Mr. Smith, the foreman of the Woolwich Arsenal who went to Perim sith the field piece lately presented to the Emperor, has received as a present Cent his Majesty a landscum gold watch with the imperial cipher engraved on It, end a gold chain. CONFIRMATION BY THE BISHOP OF LONDON.— Tuesday awning the Bishop of London held a confirmation in the Church of St. John's, Holton, when nearly 200 young were confirmed. The edifice is capable of holding ro r l7o7cople, and its galleries were crowded with a respect able audience. The Litany having been read by the incum bent (the Rev. A. P. Kelly, M.A.), the bishop read an im pressive address. After the orrecoony the rev. prelate took the opportunity of widening the clergy present, sad before , retiring e expressed to the churchwardens his sense of the arrangements which had been mada. CHRISTIAN BLIND RELIEF SOClETY.—Yeatarday evening the Rev. 3. 3. West, M.A., rector of Wischeless, =en effective sermon on behalf of this seciety at loch, Bleckhisre-road. The institution is 'stab limbed for grunting weekly or monthly to the poor blind of good moral character, t of ell dietheetions ef isligioas creed. The rev. gentleman's appeal lest night was liberally responded to. INJUSTICE TO ?SCOTCH AND IRISH PHYSICIANS.-.- We believe that the authority conferred by the Oxford and Cambridge degrees, of practising " per unlearn= Aneliro resew: except In London and Dublin, Is, unlike that of the Scotch degrees, real ; in no other respect has it been circum scribed within national bounds by any charter or ant of par lisment in favour of any other university or corrrelion , sad la therefor as effective h 2 Ireland and Scotian as it is hi England itself. The refusal to reciprocate this authority, by according to the holders of Irish and Scotch degrees the legs' right to practise in England, is an International injustice at the kind which a conquering people is wont to deal out to the conquered, but which ought to be at once abolished, if those principles which are assumed as the bark isf the union of the several parts of the United Kingdom are to be honestly carried out. The English univerwities, however, have never attempted to restrain the graduates of their rivals in Ireland or Scotland horn practising in England; th e p ro bibiti offie have always issued from the Louden College of Physicians; and though it no longer actually repels than front England by fine and prosecution, it still than with great and effective infinesee, end as bags been shown, the power of peneaNce as a bees is roar% is be as fd at its dieme jure de ur& that these graduates eitaahl set merely be ambled to made in England on ndbetmesy bat by the common right eidlimmehlpouri the Ism dark& is violated g mg aa raispalabsc whi hi= s zastaa pram ad Sere Ireland wog miens ca l s i lbs e j VeaL essal le t is = paellemet sa perise=r• Iran Oailage al Tdridirs NM, only to se hr as wee winsmy is ar able fi to ark ea the posseemes ef the the Unl it Larks Sawa to Footles Is my pert of r e d afteg K Thus another exclusive advantage vas wasted foe the graduates of an additional university were to lamb Wand and Scotland, aw et a, sempie Wr i aelive pigulies; while Or Isar am lasslchilidlik the Saar re I— Mr arealsr &rim brAiii. IIL ISS Si a el lie n Oa IN 11l 1111 la an 104 al 114. IN It. IN 11l IN al 111 Nil a a a.* a a 0 R 1 si L $ COMMERCIAL AND MARIATS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. Notwithstanding the smallness of the arri;al; from abroad the trade for wheat this week has ruled dull, and in most eases where sales have been made the turn in price Mt been in favour of the buyer. Flour was likewise eager to mars. Barley underwent no (potable variations and oats were in good demand, and in some cases W. to Is. per gr. dearer than on Monday last. Beans and pen steady. £II.IVALB INTO LONDON 110MArtrL 12 TO •PHIL 10. I•8I•• • flarldh. In*. Saaa. wheat .......... UN —... Dm* MO Om. a r I — SO . I Inn MAK .. . lIS aidiri mia'ii«;;. i:iii : Now, ism. iiiiiiis. SAM iiilia. L•x Km Annuals. Wheat. Us. 114. ; Darin. 401. 11d. ; OW. Mk N. ; liy•, 2l Ild.; Deem. 1161. Ild.; Pek5.418.14. I PIVLL siriiors . u. Who& WNW WM. 1106 Berm P 466. De 6d ID 74 Da 4d /4. Od 37i lid lid GI 16. 4.3 111. 63 Da ld Us Id 370 Ild .L II Ds Od 360 OJl b 44 314 Id 5/11 Ild lb IM Ms Ild 37. 3.1 tio 4 I I% Ild lel Id 10. ill Oft id '6. 10J th Id Its 311 MY id +l. 1.4 114 Id Idd 3d Ho 11 94 As C 4 Us Al al wok.' Ar& Amnia Ms 111 * 61 Ms 111 SD 4.1 Ds D March .fl is isi isiiiiii -isms/ 11111.61. 10111010 1 . .11. NZ was NAZIS. April S. Awn le LIVERPOOL CORN MARILET.—THIS DAY. EIITIAN AND MAN MAONITIO TILDORAPS.) (MOM 01111 OWN 00/11IAPONDINT.) The market very tams. Sellers oompelled to take lower prime in all intake to WWI saki% otherwise quotations en. altered. MINCING-LAN7L—THIS DAT. SUGAR.—The impor ter have offered large quantities in public sale, and the y ere have limited their purchases very moth to qualities mdted for consumption, and these d tine only have maintained previous rates ; other sor t s sold at a decline of folly 6d., although the imparter, bought in hotly. /UMW lumps are still quoted 64.. to 66a., with a dull market. Conner.-I'G public sales have bean urge, and have ben fairly met by the buyers, so that our tisotatsons of laid week we unaltered for vary good qualities, but reduoed ed. to IL on other dateriptkow, ordinary and fine ordinary plantation Ceylon, Vls. to 605 .; low middling to fine midd li ng this. to 76a. m fil.—Oar market has been doll, but the importers or Vlower kr medium to tine Coupon, whisk n i old the trade to hayrathrr more freely. Commoneassos Quoted 12d., without tamosaotions. Rtca.—This article has had an improved appearance, and folly last week's prices have been paid rather more truly than of late. _ _ hoe ben steady, and pine folly supported. Deme rara proof, 2.1. 2d. to 2s. 4d., according to quality. Leeward of low qualities, le. ll4d. proof. 8A LTPITEE has been bought more freely, but the delft price to-day does not chew an advance of Is. on last week's currency. Bricas.—With the exception of Pimento, the article has gone a heavily, gesierally at a alight decline. Corrow.—Priose hem been supported, with a fair meows: of Wainer done. In other articles se material attention, but markets gene rally have been dull. TALLOW 111 ARICET.—THIB DAT. The market is imam. P 1403/ are quoted as blimp:— Town tallow, 64e. astt anal Potaisbarg Y. C. on the mot. 555. 9d. ; April, 658.6 d. ;I[ay to him, 545. 6d. to Ede. ; to Atipst, Hs. dd.; Op t to nee., 62s. &I. to 6d. HIDES.—THIS DAY. LiLDIINIALL.-661be. to 64165., ad. to Od. ; 6w.. b Me, Bd. to ltd. ; 7211 e. to 801 b., to 31d. ; 60ba. is Ito Rd.; 881 be. to 961 b., le ; 869 n r 104114., d. to 4}d.; Norse ludo, to 9s. ; MI( Abs. hitt, 2a. . 2a. ; 6a. Bd. to 6.. BZWIONDSZT.— Mop eades—Leal sad Itslf-inda to 7s. ; Doves, 4.. 61. to is, ad. ; lambs, as. t0..l sbesellass. 10d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Ilessn. Fatima= sad Smith mart eat the imeket Is Am et lab prior. COAL MARKET.—THDI DAY. Wylam, 14.. ; Hottentot Wert Harler, 16s. 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