The Express. — London, England, 1858-04-01 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1858 /. ___________ I may say More-ic, ole world, whose LAW INTELLIGENCE. viz Bioams,BUlP INQUEST.-(THIS DAL) SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. 511171.14 POPIIIIIIIIOIIB. MONEY MA. err work will win fee la I Pal Amway. I c4 =" I "" '" )4l° od aloes of collective THIS DAY. In the Eapren of Tuesday it was announced, on __._-. . te 1 P.m - Two &CLOCK. 100 all Athena and Ot. Lawrence. among the promoters -_,_ rtes authority and in the words of Mr. Wakbry, that the in• neighbours, and ‘ ,„4 aissm si_ 6 per cowl a t try'. pruelornty COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. quiry with reigned to the late calamitona fire in Gilbert-street The railway shore market opened more firmly Inoarmasaosnas - - The funds to-day it',,,-.1 says that ea (Before Mr. Cometbeiorur Fans) would be resumed th is morning. It is hardly credible that the coroner had in view the this morning, but the improvement has been only II i lim a. B rit - '.--".- ... although businen rem gned, the effect at Tilt W tor IEO4 01 , ..TILLEItY toMPANT (LIMITED). in nuking that announcement 0 is partially supported. London and North Western we sn Oultaleat late °""i llorea A . 141. 1 t i, 9. 4 5 share market is also e The betimes of settling the list of contributories mu pro- fact thst to-day would be the Ist of April, as h a joke prietors henceforth !nick has recovered I per cent., being quoted 94 to Xi 1 5 , 1 De •Na atieJo i r., , o .. i . rict u IO OS a cooled with, by adjournment from Thursday last. court at the Bank hi into domestic serfs, A dn.. , ion suss on tn. naws of Mr. j. H. choir, so- would have been rather too incongruous, but, nevertheless, i' Midland, after being marked 9 . 3, his fallen I ay. e. sh,, ius.l. tea Lancashire and Yorks .. the rate of discount. emit as heretofore, linter, of Baainghall- street . It was admitted he was (ti the on arriving , at half-pest ten this morning, at the Fox t° 94 t o II - Re i too re a ral;7 7 lB ß etti l i L tir a .: 1 1 l S lo g Tavern-the place where the inquiry of Tuesday was con- 68 er let , too Do. Juno I. ISTiollito 74 79 77 Consols are quiet, I veto peasants. •nie share-lodger for 2:., share*. b e tt er, at 871 to 881. Great Western hir T. q ui not ra ed th sir D. °donna sod ii. FaMeni . .... .... pm Mr. Chilli stated that h ew ad only subscribed the az - ducted-our reporter was informed by the landlord that the Bth of April. Exchi i its idea of treas.to i ; London and South Western,4B to I per share ; so I n o w . Teen s t Dora tic 1v - - tick* of association fie 25 shar. further prosecution of the investiration was postponed for a Great Northern, 25f to I ; a n d E as tern Counties, ro ~ .1.°"'"1..4;k1.1.11"m.d.......! . 7. li ma ri at 355. to 39.. prem.; vaunt proprietors, bei ll .: - .4 C la i ; ( . ... d. 'utalled .no tha opo t o t o h e tia l o •b oo i ty, ~,,,m , ,,a , ,,,ia r t a , Le hl oo ld, ei re fortnight, and that several persons who had attended had 11 1 1-16 to 13-16, being better. The North Eastern so ri iwt s .,, h,',',iii ~,.. l 6Fe pi 1 the most rational et Ite Maladies . 10 110 110 payable in May next, 3 1. swam of Aare. held. If Mr. Cludie• y had represented been already sent away. and Caledonian stocks are more inquired for. 14 all De. 0.. ... . - - ese Turkish Six per I that he was the holder of 1,800 shares, the WW2 would be Whether or not the mystery, of which the coroner vagu ely emus class of serfs Pernambuco shares remain flat. Bahia are steady. 1 : .1 1 k 41.t6,; e.. eel.. i. 4 .6 it it entitled to snake further inquiry. Great Western of Canada are still offered. le all Oakum t 81.10. gu. buses so Foi Buenos Ayres Bonds heated in his concluding remarks, is the cause of this to the person of a Mr. Cbidley said that, though not Aridly liable for more ORDINARY 811.011198 AND STOOLS. llt 1 1 . 03 'O a Cia l =tl e ltelda 47 49 cans are also dull , difficulties, and to than 23 shares, lic wee willimr to be put on the list for 100, alteration in the period of the adjournment, we are not Medea prima l Was SOWN 161 ell De. 4 wire. Debenture , 11l 8 1 4 lions there is no nobility have wen , se that was the number chick he intended to take. in • pos ition to state. It is alleged that the coroner has Sh. I Pil. I *ma'am. I emeray. MI p.m. 149 Cl De. Prep. la. of the two The government ' Mr. C.,. &kilned to accept Ws overture, and said he most expressed an opinion t° the effect that the intleirf will pro- ulO 1 Arabro..Not..Bcot..Al e la II 1 N minion 4p. at Pret Wan 117 II UR Cl Do do. lad Peat 3 pet.dia. IDo 1 Pin Sales are recorded as go into the rare. t least endeavoured , behly he a vary lengthened one It is certainly due to 10 su 1 Betel and ludilwasma.._, s -• N all Onsi Indian Peninsula SII 'II per Cents., 78; ditto Mr. 1.10pk111., a PhirehOlder, der! that Mr. CllkliaT the that ~_. of . 1.11 611 likw..tiou..aeseerveree re SS 4 De. Neer . .... ..... I pre 1 incresaing. was the chairmen and minaging rector of the company , Pse"ei ta when, after the reiretwuteuvee the et. 1M Illrliso..laa, e Ohm Jena 40 N I Do. do. Iom 22 16, l Three ilan Six the genic, of the aa assa a list at shareholders at Mr. Ctudley's ottios Pus bays retired at the request of tbe coroner, and the day 2 ite iwiKal are " 24.2 ...... •• 8 : 0 art an ft west thea:ii:iiiiiir,;: 19 104 If 4 1101 13 De Now , II h it os ni nigh per Cents. here their own pee. is tle=ber lase, in which he was entered as and hour for the resumption of the inquiry have been die- is 109 °Maloof= wish to attend the the 4 1,994 •••".• Mr. ChldifY himself tined, announced, the srrangernents are altered, the change a k 1 2 kih. "..... d m.d mi al4ll ""• - • .. 14 tot an De do. IA do. 00 104 1 Cents. Certificates, 98 shissred the list to wane.. He called Mr. Chid. tbA MO all De do 73, without oil. IN 1011 Cents., 19; ; Pamela should, in some way or other, be formally made known. 2 . eli Sanwa • ••• 100 all Dote poem /34...par.71 100 101 r discutsion of the Ws egtention to it, who 6.0.1 it was • Mtge number of as nil - -•- se se Nedra. Ousr. et For oat 181 lot 831 ex div. ; Sardi , ction of the cow bat he thought the conerrn was a good one, or would That any secret investigation is contemplated by the coroner it g ot ttl a efts .-.... te " . - - U all Do. II per Nal an Si ence for two month' ne said they had sot registered the Bet, buyouts they sad the jury it is [wreath's tot naltillt• au Dual . Pink A AboriLte 7f 11 all Dublin i Donut Jeri ... - - ID NI Do. if pot erne Eat 10 8 De. trd tat Ous Spanish Three per ild by them or any did sot wish it to be tom, as the nanny had matey 100 Nest Arenas Cents., for account ray o ffi cials who may sossnis. is too imams Omens, lend (Liam d.A, teeth 1 14 411 Guaranteed Four per Mr. Can said that that was a list made up for the purpose et lee Ms Car 1 time of emancipa. et eigisiewka, but that a different het was afterwards - Ul al Mise= ithi. U k N.ot feeler rwo. , Liroleep ov ow At Paris to-day Lich mission without seidsiwed, ia which Mr Chidley wee only put down fur 100 At a meeting of the sub-committee of the Royal LI 1 ,.... ..._.___.. 10,1 __.. ~ Si II IS I Natant, (Constituted! ... t t no matter how lag *nee Society for the enitotion of Life from Fire, on the subject p._ - a l , ira.----, 7 ,,eic ei; c r,,, .., . . seises Os. 6 per mut. .. i IS 1111 all Renter's telegram, nay last. The NM The Cenageinationsr -What hive Ito do with this docu• of the calamitous fire at 20, Gilbert street, Bloomsbury, the p tee Oases. Iramem ID 81 10 0 Do. Now 10 11 De lod.ettloorie twain i ll I Opened at 60.80 1 fur military officers met f Whet is the value of it, Kit was sot registered? I following to were ascertained . sO Ones Norte et lionlesed .. Ilt 10 leo Great Northers iv toa 101 i 10 lad Trlalbd. Limited. limb.. Ng pm ment, and at h mike It of ao authority whatever. "I. That on the arrive' of the ' call' to the fire, a quarter I i s , Do. A . 11119OrIV. ; sr es quoted 69.76, ebowit W. Co. stud it cams bons the anthority of the cam beton dues a.m., the conductor wee at his station and vied- lert , Do BONA ... 116 ISt indent above quoted end was the only complies lut of ahareholdees th at Mat, and immediately took the shortest run to the tire with ni ,ita CM 8. Drat 4 11,4 . 1 . W 111 . tow L I: 1::, Mt i PORELCIN 111•ILWATI. per cent. The Bour artiste published by got bold a. lie escape. mime Detereaveniiiiii:iik: tie se 110.1 Pd. I Raii.wara. I Skeane pima I Ulm. A depressing effe I, in the new review, Witams-The same document wee produced to ens by the "2, That, although the streets acmes Gilbert-street in his Ilse Leasssor eel Oarilde .... IS 06 se watmeesai letiesdem.. If 111 ft ,at the entre in Gresham -street, as the oily an- way .lightly impeded him, they did not delay him 0., long as IR Do. Thirds ....... ..... l i g 11 pas Nss ail Arkaass _.- ... -,- -• s- pm ing uncertainty as as been started this ill Do. New Thhes =lel of shareheiders. The number of shares held by teirMg the other road would have done. et. les tereartore awe terlahlre. MI lei i 8 I le I DahlaklaaEranitkeip.e ee ee 31 Chancellor of the E wit of the Casswria Mr. Curley Letti;* had beam struck out aad " 100" in- "3. That from the conductor's (Richard Christianson's) Il e Do. da. E• • I W e an 4MI = . l:a t eMot Juggles. Ili is all threatened deficiency ation of • monthly serted. eves atatemeat, corroborated by eye-witaseses, it would , .. 1 1 Da a t A .. I n .... A all OarinessaareuLOT.V.Sti 4 L a. of examining and Mr. Cox produced one of the company's hooka purporting hoe been at the loss of his own life to enter the house, t la 34 . lette New- ...... ~ ..... - - ft II ll lberah year ending the 6th , queen:at. In the te hi •Wt eel dlebboldenr, is which hb. Chidlee wee en- and not metes say signs of persons in the house, and doubt- et. 111 B. Memll 143 141 NU 1 111 all magn et hake ,c are invited to Mee tend arm te 7 10, and afterwards toe 1,630 shared. Tlos tag' whether it was really the case, the conductor did not et live =sa lli nar memos- 93i IN 1111_4 11 11 : r u . isphriales Vat/ . se. se gm it is argued that in warn oviduct., at lame, that Mr. Chid ley had held the sheets; feel himself justified In entering. to all 0vr.1.-towiteeostera: 71 iii the imposition of fn mind, on which all 14 4 Mahan Jamaica ead if he lied panes with them wide* lodes momhs, he rr 4. That it is due to the cenductor to say, that as he has so so • I=l: b n . - - U 414.101 15 Leedes pe. 1111.461- li Oseli Waimea. 0 1 1 1 1 IS? 11111 4 gi l 4 and that the only cot i meet and frankly was liable either in the urn or razed degree. hook the society's service twelve years, end that to the per- pa MS era.. U n DR 1 10 en Woo Oeseaess awl Data. ... II all Domani Paulo:et .mplething the grand Kr. Estate said that thia was net the register of sham- sena knowledge of the committee he his own life gII =ma ....... •••• ~i - 9 - 4 ell let me SO 4 Lombard* Vaistian ...... II I set raise a small loan, ntion of the Hessian hoiden and wee therefore of an authority , tal one occeadon, when he eared seven 1:71 64 -creaturee, they er. isp m a sam. mei Near, el 411 lan Lama elstelslo.o. PIO. --. Of the six millions c editor of the new Mr. 11. J. %%Reeky, • shareholder, depots* to • statement masa believe that he was deficient on the present oc. an Md. Gant elan I IDrileadl - - re an Lyrae sod Owurva. - - 961 111 N all koits nal Mediterranean. - - fain that two million by Mr. Cheney, in December last, that he held about 1,700 radon. " II nemmilaillimarilikauli;e4 aarret =orgl d°64ll. = lll = ril W IN 00 NMI Aotents . ...... ... - - glares. The statement was nude to the committee of "5. That eine bribe for regret is evident-namely, that M all Namur acid -, ... ni . I/ renewal of the Excb a that the govern. Mvereigstion. He said that they were not mama. but an earlier 'call' wee not conveyed to the &west-ape cm- a is= i w a all De do. 6 pert mat Prot 1 8 1 7 1 B 14 MI Northern of Omega next. This course w mortgage banks and Met uhey .1,,,,1 I be. elector. A few minutes, Invaluable =lotto, were lost on RIM 1 1 il s . 11 . 6 ..... . 66 s in di . C all ,1:r.,° . 4= . _ _Kit-. h :4- ,to obtain 'bitten.' The Cominietietter-Ifow do you get owee risii words of die first alarm. Hai one of the few s who were first N•orth MOM Ues a the holders, to whet A belonging to the the 13th Ora . li .0, lbar thou who appear an the register of on the epol run immediately to the pe station (not .111 Lek Derek UM ma D - - le an Porta. wove and stearer. na all De. New shareholders, and have wormed their shares, " sad so other oese 156 yard. distant), the conductor would have arrived in R a Oat • ..... --•• • 7,-, pet it ft sit Paris and asa, rtgaged tot e credit perae," snit ks deemed to be shareholders?lN N. Osetere-Berwlak_.... time to save every one i s the house; too much stem cannot is iss Da. M. A. rme. I Idle Ma IS 9 Reald liati riia'otisi.i fall payable is Ma; easno sefs attached lir . C' 2 . .. 4 the' in the list produced al the mists , of be laid on this point, both for public and police observance. M. lei D. Led* SO li Bits w.d D ir ti= ... ... - - to t e r diengage theta shareholders, which had only been registered at the proper Immediately on discovering • fire the alarm should be given 81 ., IN ~,..D.,........1 1 .a1 ..... -•N g - - i• all aorm sod - - to which the "de and to establish them offs in November last, Mr. Chidley's IMMO did not appear to the nearest fi re-escape station, without waiting to see if r 67 71' A o rta Leaden .. 4a. : all total Dube ....... ry desirable that this at all. They were therefore thrown hack upon what would life is in danger. le ail Marshall. Jena II 9 ell newel Nweihh 6 i duced, a million a a all Ma 7 per asst. . ... - - appear to be • more autheotkdocament. " The committee ham now so arranged their sixty Madam La Ea al n mayarsiddiro.,_ •••••• 1,1 ta to Is the sum applicable by this means the HU Honour asked what number of shares Mr. Chary osa atiended all night by a conductor) that, wild the ex- 6 7, bz gig & *"..." caw:4 a SS be enabled ton •run kad pawl up upon. optics or only on or two suburban localities, one is within ml 9 PeiMmeagib .. . . 7 aRs I% io n :D n a e5.u. 9. 11Z;4 6 0:w . d r ~..S er e i r. 4 4o. the Russian war lea 51 all Meet 11Moden it td in extent to al.ow Mr. Childley could not exactly say, but he had paid many a quire Of a mile of every home in London, and nothing It to . 10 IFI id 10 all De. Si perww,c PrOwt upon to provide this in order to clear off tbeasands in respect of the company. (Eepressions of in- reusdas to secure effkiency but to have every alarm eon. e g t It a ' aibb ... Abigs,ii, 01 sn Is a 0 Werra ri N. W. at Maw II v be di ffi cult for the credulity front many of Is court.) eye d to the station of the disbict upon the fine outbreak. et. us owstoeutsissa ........ rit to 14 14 4 Maim el ....Austria. - - back again. The i 43 47 ad i'l ad M all Wersmeramiesosas - -. Mr. Weed, another shareholder, proved a declaration by " Teems,* COLA, Chairman. a. lee illaremebe noise ........ flciency is thus cot ,nd any means of et3 l , Mr. Chides la December lam, that lie wee down for 1,700 le a slaasi Illeassra. I 1 dla " SauPSON Low, Beerstar7:' tes swab paa .. ....... ... as a 31 • • • • - of the cultivation of ars, od th at he should not shirk one of theca. -- - -- STATES. Mr. Coe produced one of the compeers boob, purporting te lie •We aliarelsold e r., is which Mr. Chielley was en tered lest 6.e, 7,0, and afterwards k, 1,630 shares. fie wee evidesce, at lead, that Mr. Chidley had held the shares; sad if he lied parted with them within twelve maths, he wee liable either is the Grit or wood degree. Mr. Emilie mid that this win not the rregleber of share- Wire sad was therefore of so authority. Mr. 11. J. Voseley, • shareholder, deposed to statement by Mr. Chancy, in December last, that lie hold about 1,700 shame. This matetuest was suds to the committee of Investigation. He said lion they was sot registered, but that they elioul.l be. The C.outmeOoner—How do you get on., the words of the 17th sister .13, that time, who appear a the reinter of shareholder., and have accepted their dimes, sad so other pima, - shall be deemed to bo s h are h o lders? Mr. C's raid that in the list produced as the register of shardsoblete, which bad only been registered at the proper • GM sin November Int, Mr. Chidley's name did not appear st all. They were therefore thrown back upon what would appear to be • more autheetkdocement. His Honour asked what number of slums Mr. Chid's, had pud u upon. Mr. Chddley could not exactly say, but he had paid many thousands in respect of the company. (Espressions of in credulity from many persons la court) hlr. Waist, another shareholder, proved a declaration by Mr. Chalky is December Ind, that be wee down for 1,700 sham, sad that he should not shirk one of them. Mr. Chadic, said that as they were now on the question of wieldier be claimed to stead on his legal right. under the set of • and objected to these admissions being takes as evidence egoism into. He wee sot seeking to rid Memel' of his legal liability, as he we, personally bible for half the debts of the company. Hie Honour said Mr. Chialey seemed to have been under • sad delta. , It as to the prospects of this company. It was ewer likely to answer, beams they had all along been par rea cheese on credit, instead of going into the mar k e t w i t h Mr. d C mt. mid he had unfortunately not acted on the advise whisk had often given others, to be satiated with the fret less. Along with section 19 of the act, the line it Table I, swim 9, ought to be taken Into consideration— diet se poses should be held to be a shareholder unless he bri Undid his soespiaok e of the shares in writing. His lisasar mil he should take time to look into the pro vinces of the act, by which he should be guided. Judgment deferred. eildsibcorms elawara 'tic rattotAri.) a• ft ON nn .r.) ,POOL, Tx r111.1)1,1% , and Philadelphia :engem°, is comlig the 20th of March, s the United States ,can steamer, North do. Malm. WodiodOo.o, do. dkokboa sad Dar Oodles. it Yolo ......... . Woiortord mod Ilikoosq. Walorl esw ord Umorlet. Wei Ocei. w:su De. Ins. as Dv. VD 71 De. I I prat. paid to J 1( 7 3 110 so Nt 274 74 SO so 41 47 SI 1 1 Old 13 N 04 70 124 134 U II 4 4da 1 11 a a ii - 4RD, JINGINIAL of the scientific and removed by the death of ook place on Friday Int, ace et Camden Town. ho tuiimifeesional public, the members of his pro• Led surveyor, he dl sun. and outumunications on 3(, chemistry. he., by CALDVIIOII with air 4 Davies Gilbert, end attracted attention et the sew London-bridge, end r engaged la the darn doer, also in the der and enbeequestly la the anent. Is the year 1871 b hie brother, the liege ..irnehonae, known r the news number ti engine, Muted to the present detail of the earner r the improvement of the oust will undoubtedly be aupereeding the heavy p to tact time the only of direct.acting rnruent vessel railed tie illy known title of the Lid, is consequence, seas coign and construction of for the British trey, at. • eters mese are name .l paddle-wive! for mrifl shape of war, the die lifting apparatus k r dumenacting date, the ate life he was eingsrfl me who bad the Orr ert , h the entre al wlguient on all 'objects. ill, he was eepernlly the , to tams his puree rd i amid the greeter ;WV V. think it may be trth in a private path of las rely deplored than the, M IN II I I Ukrlas u+.. N N N IN 0 - — Ol 100 112 106 lle 111 LT 110 116 121 laS 5 ii LB 121 lIC 111 lel 104 O 114 lOC U OOLONIAL 00 NNNNN IINT OEOOI M y lot 91 93 17 89 IT 88 la 10 17 10 101 71 14 19 10 91 14 11 le 130 140 i ii IS. DWI ...... ....--... .....1017 0. Wiii De.. wet. fear.lll66. WO we Ilinisawlek Moeda 41 I.&Wo6•looige.Dit 100 , t %1 08 11 NAM tivi sushi p.e..1116 D. Mem 18Th I MO 111 100 1031 -- St. i.AsitOev.6 Boe& 160 106 163 -- et V 161.06 sit.4l.laly 100 101 lei uS in L se l i i 10 a 10i 1111 1N 107 NI $4 41 — Ws is %re NS IN NS I Pd 1 01. rNG. 1 ‘Oro.Op;i4p a..l-- "il=. A.Deb 15 15 US 127 13 15 10 10e 11111 141 100 IA 100 IA Li 10 .••• MH M Uff ke• . Its 1 i 11X1D IINTI 110 ad Alfred Oft. if lititkis Iran— N 100 IN 1* 18 U 11 : Gi 1 ;;;;;:ir:lrer ITs•Mooki 1.4 a.na tflit' lreat Sends T , m I.W.Alhad(Paelti I. WIL Vat (thliffikel ._ __.. , loaToN.—We 6rl et Norton, tb: 4 o ray, at the Willy Ni Mares. Tb• wens. Lord Daltlith iali t td. of which WNW II mm', was d6M las MIMS Lamellae, elid lareworel. Ile ass WS 1817, Fraser TWO% 11. e. 84r °wire Bleb 81..er •ereuae .1111 1110 1... th of b. gimbal lPr27, be sunceedei .4 wl attachell• I, sad del • is July the 1 1 1 1816, be filled Ilse ewe Di Beets . the lawg ■ he ob , saked W i It.nl la- WEtlif Mda Jlelo,•e, 1849. Is 1 6 e e lon u• easel of the can, in. made • derdr .1 is fire Welly b•••••_, r.l At.rd.atr. burn I Foss. ILe pretest re bier of lir. Jr. Weld* • 18/0 and 80 "s dl Y• • yowarisi 400°1 lil 15 1 11 A I U N N Se II 12S ad t i r. 4 4 T ermis Mo. N. w . Ors% Mk Keith Wt llll. Laoa Poi Oa BY Parkelik Medical e..V=711.e.f Era Urea repo; 11s ftert Us. Annuli Vale of Tway Mir menheal fras Bra (Mimi W.Orsdan WlLant I Irk Br Bali MI W wi l a q ii vrarel (Ortsioalt Wh. 1 1 111 a. List ak7 WLTrela in wool alik.j N N * *Po R 0 ISS US 1 Si JO 101 N N N N • • r LAW.—Compliddts rob which &nhurt. r .realist( thestielvee tl err:able Gm, ells I! n iter, two jest bees ee t . movement a attornoy. WW l .* wad. nod. however. to to gel obtaised • fre mow eh be bad bees 6 1 ) 16 1 Ism slide b_.... a bs su r y, be WS/ GO. essay, is the wolf_ peofreeins or oerelop"' eppliiri to to overrate be bass lily sag norable. 107 1116 4 ante sad than sew es class of eths's iw Se avail doused'sr I f rbq sy relf.S.,_ mate o riblio seos a. P ntr desses.— Tram. DANIS. I i 101101: A 0 •0111011 Ina. low O.silLym O&M. Jobs del Wm Do. Lad & MIL Oa OK0N&1110.0alia& ft&LOopper Diermlala Oopper Main Oiailear Claawal Wlrlr Urea . Peltr i tellv. Lied 4 dabs.... mina 1 i.bsi. timuis..l f uhsti. ;;;lll•jaZitill .. esillaWasernets *IL AMMO= Lad le v — s -- r Oral Psis Ps. Frahm= llordskimiclksaMi 18 .7 1 1,...! ii i le fa II ii ii 481 491 U N l e . 4 q 4 4 It 4 5 In 11l ;i t li i 44 l 123 0110 II 4 " 40 14 10 11 33 •f 1 16 11• 111 n• US ISO • 7 " g "11 1 a li a a 4! 4 ' t It i V g i;- si i 11l le 4 1I i i 140 US/ IS 30 Il U 8 I lh u{ 1 lhas. sod Amt. Osp kirttlkomm Char 9•• ileum WlMPake 116:1/1 16 oso 0.••• WOO nom* WIN 11061 16 6: 601 MOO WAN ErsWDlisiasi= ildaCluabosOo. E. Sol I ll =rint e lasd Co 2. kllpaPrJanldla Da. Da.. 111.11emIN.8sellad N. DIAL Awanadida North of D o aiwa Oriaaa•J Dew Da w... Mane Laddl.ll Pails Onswelsad 4l D. Now ...... Yawn Ina Loyal Ma Steam 110:411•111 Ada lowan inan Avenalka lad ?net& Lou=t UpcOidada Yeanna a_ Del Dela!ad Vie n I fi If i t 4, i. m .i .1 . ' • 1 L . e . i t? 71 ID 2 IV I / G U 11 11 I Misr. TRAFFIC 1 5 M s i i IL i Ms NE Mr Tr Kw TW. Scala. LIMIT& epos. Now. *Wis. 1156. MT. Welk A Iffy limb IL it 1 1 NOW% W ow IN -.. 6.327 IM MO NW OWL 112 -.- 1.440 11.116 Ws* Wog OW 11. • Vera Doi* . ...... - ... -- 40 613 Ore* Nation . ii tau 11.600 21.110 *lO2 Wee Woe Kira ft 114=0//aans Jwllee I. Ow W 07 10 166 231 Veltman( NW 2! Viral sod 1401. O 642 1112 I*o 1.010 111.Warl sei ..- 11 140 LS IM Oa Mast We. Hail ft ItmailWer. Meat* W Ur *awl. . 1711 UM 6,106 1.111 11.321 16Wwir. • ie*lii . wed *OW* liiiiii; eV 166 6 3 TV Loakg_eal OW Remlent -• 0.0 20 0 . 302 13 . 302 - On* woman . ,_. NO - - 16.767 25.31 e =and NW Wafts Of *VI 10314 16.41$ SAO _s notAsid - 1 176 1.407 4.70 4.773 WsnWea is& elotaat .., -• m x 170 111 = 4 Ab/WW. .0111 111 PO 737 LIN 1.001 114* laweers * 1.114 UM MO 1.0111 Med Torbile• -. SIM f a il/ 12.661 IWO UM asel iltairbam:. - - - *1 1.044 MN 2.11* MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Netherlands Land ordinary shares were all cheaper, whilst Australian Agricultural and Peel River met with inquiry. London Dock stock was officially marked 104; and St. Katharine Dock, 95. Two u'CLoac. The funds to-day have recovered per cent., although business remains as limited as ever. The share market is also somewhat firmer. The weekly court at the Bank him broken up without altering the rate of discount. Consols are quiet, at 961 to 97 for money and the Bth of April. Exchequer Bills have been dealt in at 35e. to 395. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May next, at 991. Turkish Six per Cents. remain flat, at 101 to 1. Buenos Ayres Bonds are still rather offered ; Mexi cans are also dull. In other foreign deacrip• Gone there is no movement of importance. Sales are recorded u follows:—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 78; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 17, 16, 161; Chili= Six per Cents., 104 ex div. ; Da nish Three per Cents., 821 ex div. ; Dutch Four per Cents. Certificates, 981 ex div. ; Mexican Three per Cents., 191 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 831 ex div. ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 911 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 431 ; Turkish Six per Cents., for account (April 15), 101} to 101; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account,lo3l tolo4. At Paris to-day (Thursday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 60.80 for the present settle ment, and at half-past one o'clock were quoted 69.76, showing a further decline of fully / per cent. The Bourse is described as " very flat." A depressing effect is produced by the prevail ing uncertainty as to the means by which the Chancellor of the Exchequer proposes to meet the threatened deficiency in the public revenue for the year ending the 6th of April, 1869. In some quarters it is argued that in the present condition of trade, the imposition of fresh taxes would be nnadvisable, and that the only course open to Mr. Disraeli is to raise a small loan, probably in Exchequer Bonds. Of the six millions of estimated deficiency, it is cer tain that two millions could be readily covered, by a renewal of the Exchequer Bonds falling due in May next. This course would be willingly acceded to by the holders, to whom the arrangement would be equivalent to a considerable bonus, the bonds which fall payable is May, 18.59, standing now at 1 per cent. premium in the market. Of the four millions to which the " deficiency" would thus be re duced, a million and a half represents merely the sum applicable under the Sinking Fund of the Russian war loans. Were the market called upon to provide this sum, it would at once receive it back again. The importance of the alleged de ficiency is thus considerably diminished, and Mr. Disraeli may be sufficiently clever or well•advised to devise measures adequate to the occasion. The idea of any serious financial embarrassment seems absurd, considering that in January, 1860, the ex piration of the Long Annuities will involve an abso lute reduction of some 1,150,0001. in the annual charge of the national debt. This sum, at 3 per cent. per annum, represents a capital of between 38 and 39 millions sterling, and at 3/ per cent. per annum a capital of 33 millions. Other Terminable Annuities to a large amount also expire on the 10th October, 1859, and on the 6th January, 1860. THE EAST INDIA HOUSE.-(THIS DAY.) To-day, at twelve o'clock, was fixed by tho court of directors as the loteet hour at which they would receive tenders for the loan of 5,000,0001., anthoriaed by a recent act of parliament. At that hour the finance committee assembled, and three large boxes of tenders were submitted for their consideration, the majority of then having been sent in this looming. Some of the leading City arms have tendered, but the terms are not yet known. It la not ex pected that the decision of the finance committee will be made known until Saturday. At the Bank yesterday the applications for money were more numerous than the previous day, yet still very moderate. In the open market the demand was brisker, although the current rate for first class bills does not exceed 21 to 21 per cent. A partial revival of the demand is not surprising, for as to-morrow and Saturday will be observed as holidays, preparations had to be made yesterday and to-day to meet engage ments maturing on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th. Calls to an aggregate amount of 238,0001. also fell due yes terday on the securities of the Eastern Bengal and Grand Trunk of Canada Railways. We hear of transactions in United States Bonds of 1868 at 1041 to 106 f. The price is stimulated by the fall in the exchange between New York and London, these bonds being very suitable as a means of remittance. The exchange, according . to the last advioes, was still maintained at a point con siderably above that at which specie remittances could be made from this side, the closing quotation at New York for high elan bills being 107 to 108. It must not be forgotten that America has periodi cally a large debt to pay to Europe in the shape of dividends on the enormous mass of railway, state, end other public securities held on this side. Oa Tuesday about 48,0001. in silver reached the Thames from Boulogne. The John Bull, for Hamburg, hoe taken out 27,00 W. in silver. The arrival of seven ships from China is to-day reported, viz., the Strathmore, Marion M'lntyre, Sir W. F. Williams, Fontabelle, Peregrine Oliver, Podeeta, and Colinaburg, which bring • total of 3,680,000 lbs. of tea and 2,236 bales of silk. The corn market yesterday was dull, at last Mon day's rates. Since last Friday no lees than 48 grain laden vessels have arrived at ports of call. The Scinde Railway Company have paid to the East India Company 9,0001., on account of the capital of the Indus Steam Flotlla, making, with 69,5001. paid on the 27th February last, 78,6001., which is 16,0001. in excess of the 23 per cent. re quired previous to the execution of the contract. The London and North Western Railway traffic return presents this week a decrease of 3,8911. ; the Great Northern an increase of 1,8031. ; and the Great Western an increase of 1,3724 A meeting of the shareholders of tho Australian Land and Emigration Company, limited, wu held yesterday, at which it was resolved to co-operate with the charitable institutions in the Midland districts in aid of emigration. A first dividend of 3s. in the pound will be pay able on the 7th of April to the creditors of Messrs. A. Hintz and Co., who stopped payment during the late crisis. WIDNINDAT Bann. Considerable depression prevailed to-day in the Stock Exchange. The funds have fallen per cent., and most other classes of securities, especially English railway shares, were weaker. Very little business is going forward, but operations of com paratively unimportant amount exercise consider able influence upon prices at a time when investors hold aloof from the market. It remains to be seen whether the payment of the dividends, which will commence to-morrow week (the Bth of April), will lead to a renewal of bond fa* purchases. Console, which closed yesterday at 97 to for money and the Bth of April, opened this morning about 97 , receded to 96/ to I and closed at 961, " sellers." For the 6th of May the last price was 97 to I. The" continuation" ruled at 3.18 per cent. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent.. Consols, for money, 96/, 97, 96/, 961; ditto, for acoount (Bth April), 97, 96/. Bank Stock, for so- count, 227. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May, 1859, 101, 101/, 100 k. - - -.- Exchequer Bills remain quoted 359. to 38s. prem. India Bonds are weaker, being marked 20s. and 18a. prem. Persons who sell these securities (which carry 4 per cent, per annum interest ) at the current premium, and subscribe to the new Four per Cent. Loan at a discount, will evidently obtain an increase of income. Turkish Six per Cents. fell per cent to-day, closing at 101 to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were quoted 103} to 1041. Peruvian Fair- and-a-Half par Cents. were steady, at 831 to 1,1 Portuguese and Brasilian Bonds were in dentanol, and other foreign stocks quiet. Bank shares to-day were dulL Those of the Bank of Egypt and English, Scottish, and Australian Char tered Bank showed flatness. London and West minster Bank were inquired for. National Discount, London Discount, Crystal Palace preferenee, and THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAT. MAMBION-1101J151. iamb Deal, Ina but boom oomodiloi Om taro NomMas wow tilos fr y tostissi's pest of • bandlowaild, bdllllll leo upon the charge of bastes suseallsa this morninm to Foorbora-agrest, by stodUg • bauflooshisi from Mr. HMG. a draper, of Grays, in Essex. A City policenaan—ka I wee going on my beat I dis tinctly sew the primmer whip the handkerchief out of his pokes e , m e . I at once seised blot and took the handkerchief ---- Ide - riinus Hale—Why, prisoner, you seem to be deter mined to go on in the old way. TG prisoner—Beans, your worship, I hope this will be the Mat time. Alderman Irate—lt will te the lest time for some time at any num You are committed to hard labour for three muMba.. 10bove was the only can spin Quo Masks Holm bet for abll day. BOW-STREET. CROORMI • WSW, INO 111110. Isabella Drisaii, s woman of &boat 30yeare doge, drained le the dirty sad shabby Tunnies of what was coos Awry, was charged before Mr. lied with stealizis swes udding ring from Mews. Dubs.. and Tomlinson* b the Strand. Thome Loeser ' amistant at Maws 's, said that akeut six o'cl o ck Ism evening the primmer =Wed lb. bs sad asked to see sees weld ies Saga Ile Mowed her the awe, and she lookout four rinds, try I J/tummies we by MIN and &V -ine them down again. She thee took aptwo work mist having tried theca, pot dims one only, as "Now of these win do." lie disused her • ith koepiag book • ring, which she denied. Lis insisted and endeavoured to take it from her, failing Is which be gave her is charge. She was taken t o t head as kr. he stedoe-houes, where she au arrebed, sad the ring ( - Ides. - areso . o, the *mak roareber d tho duke-koon, said that the prirmar, what brought In, oboilintdp dodo' having do ring. Wits's' observing that her heed woo tighty dumbed, milted who* she lad thin, owl dr " Omar • hay," bat refused to hre bond. e ga n•W r , with toss &Acuity, furord bar laud open, .ad took the ring from bac hereto, Mackenzie rid that the prisoner had give s. Mout is Closent's-lane, which, on *sky, tumid sot to be fate. — ThePenner said that her htubaad lived there, and .h. Steed she waa entitled to give his addren. Mr. Hall—Are you parte., from him ? Prleease—lise, air, for years. Mr. Hall—Where do )ou live? Prisoner—Nowhere particular, sir. I lodge where I can. Serena of the odious declared that they had men the primer hdore, though they could an renumber on what IaIIIITIL The primmer, who pleaded guilty to this charge, was ern_ lamed t. elm months' imprisonment. SOUTHWARK. arrttrrrru st Mite' Smith, s aldlb•agst lethal*, wee brought before Mr. Borchers, charged with attempting to caarnit suicide h► the rives Tham•a. ward, the watchman at Rayon's wharf, Toctieyoirest, sad, that at eight &Resit ea ths wawa sight. after the wharf bri been clised ge s ac he bead a melee tbe ead of the flook, aad IS then s bas a basalt and a beadle lying en wharf, sad ea asking erne kale g et= be aw the pioneer sitting hearses the pill; arm with bar head trees on bar balm, sad ate tfde omits up my feet, and at art time the wee ematesa fret elf water fa the docks ; end if b• had net Wad bold of her al Se time, eke mot base fella ia. He pulled bar as dr wharf, aid rind her what she wee doing. ate Mat she wee saying her prayers, and afterwards sir rid that Had he ant rafts up at the tiros. it would have been all ma with her." Witmer took her from the wharf sad gave hat hit° remedy. Mr. Northam told the prlwew that she was bare him es the promte day far being drank, ad then be asehared V. It was Shea shown to him that she was a learned wenan, sad that her husband had left bar. The prWaser MI that each wee a last, and he wen now Mira adultery with bar rem. Tide no preyed re bar that fa • moment or drpcm, ire she msdllaled Wade. Ile wee. Istworer, thankful that she had aot completed self dnanetion. She elesiard her livelihood by yeah* sad ohlieleg, sad had set sfteived a farthing from him sines last Whileartide. Oho Massed to Stmeditelt parish, aad soma Ilins ens, bar husband was rhea by the peak edirere Wesehirdsest P where be ark an armagenand slaw hoe assiaing 1,. Ho continued ft for • awn Ilan sad lira bib Ire te her era resources. Ws. Desehria wird bar whither abs would promise sot to aim soh IS ailenagt as her file Kra P air ispilsi that she treahl aut. Mr. lierehas aim illasha her, recomnandbeg her to Wiler sopikftosparish serldes, who mafioso anal, NNW hashai waft& ha. Citta.TlN iILINOTON TILAOIDT...—ISQLVIT OW EAST'S A wie hold yerf oft the belly of • 111th girl, 4T w in a old, tho child of la erlay th, the lodger le the there of Oeboirth, the wow who reerially cosialtthd Weide ?.f Irfthdtoe. A verdict of Nthoral &Nth " was rthereed. Low wroth that th ere were nue Meth of Mrs. Othonte's recovery, teasel do well still la • precarious SW., sad that loth bid loft UM afildthourbood. STABBING 048,E IT LIVIIPOOL. (BT ILECTRIO TILIONAPH.) ONION OM OWN CONIZSPONDINT4 The magistrates have this day committed William Wareing, a Yankee sailor, for stabbing and killing a German Misesnaker, named William &hammer, in a public-house row. It is latandad to make application to hare the cue hied at the Contra Criminal Court. LONDO.Y JOINT STOCK 84111.-117[18 DAT) This day, at noon, an extraordinary general meting of the proprietors of the London Joint Stock Beak, was held at the bank, Prince's-street Booth, Mansion House, for the election of two directors, in the room of Thomas Tihos, Esq., resigned, and of William Millar Christy, Esq., deceased. Mr. AIIRKOSE Moons, Chairman of the Board of Directors, presided. Them were only two candidates, namely, Charles Jame. Heath, Esq., and Henry Lee, Esq., and they were duly elected, after which both gentlemen rettuned thanks, and prt.ised to give their best attention to the interests of the Di; LANCANTIR, II director, in his character of • pro. pekoe, handed In • requisition for • special meeting to consider so mach of the 15th and 26th clauses of the deed of settlement as relate to the election of directors. By tile= dawns it is provided that the qualification of one hundred shares shall be held six months before the election, and that all mantles at the board shall be filled up within three months after they arise. He proposed at the spadel meeting to move that the qualification should be held three months before the electim, and that the election shall take place within six months, which he said would give move time to the proprietors to select fitting candidates. The Cu ties tx raid the directors would take the subject into consideration, and no doubt c .11 • special meeting. The proceedings then closed with the usual compliment to the chairman. The Lord Chancellor has directed the insertion of the cones of Major Baker, Captain Evans, John Whitting ton Bush, John Samuel Gramm, Robert Nathaniel Stone, sad Charles John Vigne, &qrs., in the eocaraissice of the peace for the city of Beth. All than gentleman are con nived's& Mx conservatives have also been appointed to the magisterial beech at Weymouth. On Tuesday night, Professor David Masson de livered the first of four lectures on " British Novelists and their Styles" in the Queen-street Hell, in connexion with the Philosophical Institution. Edinburgh. - - The Senatua of the Edinburgh College have xmanimoualy conferred the degree of LL.D. on Prof,m. Ferrier, St. Andrew. , and the degree of D.D. on the Rev. John Cairns, of Goltten-square, U.P. Church, Bara:ck-on- Tweed. Mr. M. D. Hill, Recorder of Birmingham, hu bees compelled to leave England and visit Gibraliaz for the beasat of hie health. At the Birmlnghem Borough Sone- Masa this wee► hie place ham been occupied by Mr. Irmo Bpooner• The incumbency of St. Andrew's Church, Lam beth, ham become vacant by the death of the Rev. Alfred Cooney. The bearers; is the Rift M [Mr Z. North Baotou, Bert, M.P., Mr. Banbury, and other truism It is andentood that Mr. Mowatt, the secretary et the Great Northern Railway Company, was diamlasad yesterday from ►is podtion fn that establishment. The cir cumstances 001101/0614 with this step are likely, it is said, to be fully laid below the public by Mr. Mowatt, who was re cently heibpelsi by Mr. Desises, the chairman, as one of the meet ebb dimes el the company, bat towards whom • sedan ohmage d Ml* isms to haws occurred.-71ses. - • ACCIDENT AT WOOLvricrt.—An accident attended with the moat lamentable results occurred yesterday morn ing to one of thecierke employed in the Laboratory Depart ment of Woolwich Arsenal during the process of some Wriest* atowirimints, in which every person connected with than is exposed to much risk and danger. It appears the s shall charged with fulminating mercury and other explain =mettle burst with sadden violence, and altered its fragments in the midst of the operators, all of when heasnately steeped injury. except a man named Yormat, lees a sergeant of the Royal Artillery. Hay but shiabied It. discharge horn the corps, the unlor. tenets arm had receistly armored the Royal Laboratory Deperthmat of Woolwich, and, having evinced considera ble skill and much iursotin idea, Captain Boxer, superia piediat athis department, had on several ocoasions expressed his high seems.a of his resistance. On the occasion of the sad accilhat yesterday morning he accompanied Captain Dew te Pheetsed-marsh, to carry out some experimen tal Irish with a newly-invented species of 12-inch shall. One of the fragments struck him on the right fere arm, and fearfully shattered the bone throughout. Captain Boxer, who was on h orse b ac k, immediately pro ceeded with the gte•tell4 possible haste to the Roy a l Arend laireary, and gave his home to Dr. Parrett, R.A., principal msdical officer of the establishment, who hurried to the sane tithe accident. An hospital cot haring been fonrarded the sadism was conveyed to the institutioo, where be was exa mined by Dr. Pesten end Mr. Cohere, when it wee found to amputate the arm limesdlidely, as adiewmation w e bs be expend to sysevene hen the frightful oaten of the wound, the flesh awe sensebe Was Wes and melt Wended. A dose of chlordane was emardlegly ad • seeielered, sad the painful upsides was most skilfully pwilenned, daring which the patted was rendered totally emetweeloas. According to a newly-established repletion Wby Lord Panmoro with reference to guffaws by m:ideate, the Mond man will continue in receipt of Ye fell orb of pay, although incapacitated from farther dudes. Ile had only returned to his employment yesterday =rhem a few days' Ram ti absence, having bees em ileawday last. LONOSTITT.—The aged Hannah Hawkins whom we have occasionally recommended to the benevolent ma. ealos s e oe of our readers, it no more. She expired on Tues day, the Dab instant, within a month of the oompletion of her Melt year. With plight variations she remained to pe onies of her faculties to the last.—Bsit Chrongle. I li 1 1 1 , 1 0 1 1 1 111 " 0,4 P. °N.LI C. 17472.1, 046445 r 111417644 d p&p. D&M. Perth, & A bor. Ism WI &WYE. B, 6 D. c.... C S. Counties Ita., , p.e..N&I Ds. do. 114. I 0.16 New p. Ouel @L.. Brim Units. 4 par PM. Imamate. 4 per del • & 01445444 sp. Osal Etta. Path. Daa4,4at. Dwa o. 5 Nrzetwr., P ° ' ti c "' C if /4 •-• ...... • • 11 0. et Mom. nor. D. em. a. 4ao. 440. el Ds an. DMus. p. e. Do. Mama 4 pee tool Do. DUMP& Peet. OMB Dagen ier rl. OILS pee. Ds l a m o me. . ft , f e u Do. Do. Obeelse do. do. Bora temesT 6 p.o.e Leme.l6lD4ollemlp eNeJ Do. Now Or. 6 pee et. De. do. 11 Dee ot. N 0.4 14.14.111.W.0001d tut. p. e. Tet e 8t late di. Loodeederreand Coto 41 l i Itealek.M. fth isa M. leoe. p. et. : Do. SS Do. 14 pie OM Mame Om p. a 'as& Do. Om De. kB. p. e Do. 41 per et. Pref. 'Mk Ds leeleMlilleldo 161.111 Noop.Aboat.dit.peep. p owel.el4ltopeles 111114 M Nodal Deism. 4 je. el el. Do. Op. 44. Nal "Mk. 11/66 Nee% DAM ... 11.1M—Dervike:Friet Do. Do. potf "or Do. sYsu.irYp w+ Word. was a Willi; 6 1 : Sit gometes. Do. d• Pssl Closing 1.13 1 :: deal N, S.AberMago.dp.o. Leo. 7 per mt. Pref. OA. Do. 11 pat cot Pref. elit. &MA Demo need 4j p. • d. Mt. Road. Am .101.4.0 wnl. D 0.4.4 44 par Nal. Sootb Wale. me. 4 peril Mae orlDb Ds per ire pail gm. Mei toot DoMoeallo.o. WeeerforttlaLlbamello.o. 'LISP LIIMIND A? ": 1 "1.2. 111 11!*4.1"T`j1 Italobutumbire (to Low one and North Wavle* l =r e alabe J--k- . ...,10 Unloo It K. u.) Yet lAsoolgob. gnat 6 p.a. (to °pat Northern) —.. ILUslov.Hamfeh ,N.O. Olovester and Dena Varlet K. Gnat DooaWe= 11 4 =2 1 pitnYorlall.111.) Ueda. uses) Ontourtelt K. South DIM Prelims, .(dttlel. Lea.. Tillntry, Ilsollind (t• Pogo awl 004— ... DOW Watts. Pliarsa..— Lowenblft Out, pot orb trerfolki berlov. he tN. Kea. UMW, d Ilinntfor n ito NW) I isoirgiaVorlitalalc; =t6 ow Nal. tie untleat Northam & !anon I krt. ter Coost MIN I tor coot. Ittota 1..*. I Mira Ito L &Y oa.* N.WooL I Lae. ork.) Mordos. litiolds ‘ IMP ✓ildOrdrist3./1 1 = Os Mr Vow.* wr a v ir t = Mito woo mad Oroft Wiroblodosorl a".. B= Lake oirl JOINT • Av. sod U. Off.linaN _ _ ii.7ll. lkak 17—' ot 11011.0eLlbak &La: Merl hat et teak .. — Araisa - Ciabila Et LWaii . ,......: 11=t a Lauer. 621. IIII Sk4 1 : 1 4.. Jabs Leased weioftera 34. Pow. et Eyre s zajr ium, Um List wain.... Bast Ow... Irtiolastalirirdrig Lint Antialii:..::. Da 1w d mii:ii 9 D0 ... 11 :Maii':::: 4=1.16.6.4 LOCAL &MARE JEARISIB. Lemma. Nom sl.—Tbs _mutat Or boo work 121" 1 —fit dam at dr lowta. BOlNldook. 10—clalollosisok owl &MAW. 1-11olora Oomflos. Ul I-11,10 loomolimk 4l —43110 Wooom j—latooliop oold YorkoldrAOT 1 s re= sit.Dweme,llll4 dlo.—Gooof Snot of 0i50110.111144 Wolin Of Ulomalh 111 I. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoex. Rather more business has been done to-day in the mining market. South Frances, Wheal Basset, Wheal Buller, Bedford United, and Kingston Down shares, have been dealt in at the reduced quota tions lately established. The dividend on rArn Brea shares will 1 e 21. per share. The lode in Barucoose (Cara Brea :dine) is stated to be worth 2001. per fathom. The new shares of the Rhymney Iron Company have been dealt in at 61. The old shares are quoted 22 to 221. Cobre Copper shares are still rather offered. At the half "early meeting on Tuesday of the 141 mm Lead /dining Company a dividend was declared at the rate of 8.. 441. per share. For the six months ending December the profits were stated at 12.1021. WEDNESDAY EVVRIMO. There is still not the slightest sign of a revival of business in the mining market. Wheal Trehiwney shares wore inquired for, at an advance, but moat other descriptions were dull at merely nominal quota tions. South Frances shares were quoted lower. The shares of the lion Accord Copper Mining Company have improved. Other foreign descrip tions remain quiet. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING -LANE.-THIS DAT. The public sugar market will close to-day, and re-open on Wednesday next. SUGAIL—There has been a limited quantity only during the three days, and a declined' 6d. to L. has been established. Refined lumps remain quoted 645. to 66e. Conan.—A fair ami.unt of business done and prices have been fully supplied. Two cargoes Rio and Santos have been sold afloat. TEA.—The declaration made by the special correspondent of a morning paper, of a large stock being In Canton, al though not agreeing with the private mercanttle tenors, has had effect of suspending the demand, and quotations are difficult to give, bat Mat week's prices could not be obtained, yet it should be observed ti ^.t importers are not preening Rica has been difficult of sale at last week's prime. SALTPETRE his declined; refraction 3; to 64 365. to 375. Rex remains steady. Bptcza are unaltered. _ iii;ruTt•hiv7l;iiitZusuAuy dull sad there are only buyer to supply immediate wane, TALLOW MAREET.—THIS DAT. The searket is quiet at the annexed quotation' :—Peisni burg Y.C. on the spot, 545. 6d. ; April to June ; 63e. ; July to August, 635. ; Oct. to Dec., 625. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAT.) The supply of inutile small, and the average quality may middling, consequently choke kinds make fully Kondsy'm quotations. Sheep and lambs are more plentiful. As usual on tho day before Good Friday, Lamb is the article principally in demand. Trade is active for it, at very fair prices. Calves are dear. From Germany and Holland there are 76 60 sheep, and 129 salves. Norfolk and Suffalk, be 3 s ,a beasts ; milch novrs, 119. Per MST a am. a 4. a. 4. tee stem of Wm 6. d. T. 6. 8a5t66624 Ilterskei 4 4 4 Dot Dos a liTbreis lib 4 6 4 3 Bart lihirt.lkarT 3l 4 1 11664 loarwo6l2 44 4 4 . Ilseeed quall27 066•16.. 2 3SI Do. d• Amu 001111 Pip 2 4 0 Do. do. 610:66 Bat Pass lialt.brem 6 4 4 1160114 230. 0 T 0 tomb 46 airtak. TOI ; Aso 6:01 21m66. 6.110: Wm. an: TAM HAY MARKET.—THIS DAT. Mr. B. J. Davis reports trail without alteration. Priam meadow hay, 70s. to 75a. ; superior do., 78s. to 865.; inte rior do., 60s. to 80s. ; rows.. 60s. to 60a ; clover, 86s. to 100 s. ; second cut, 70s. to 88a. ; straw, Ms. to 30s. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT ILZCTRIC 1111.101AP/1.) RICHMOND MEETING.-THIS DAY. The following horses are hem :—Mauchtine, Phaedra, St. Clair, Sally, King of Scotland, Stillman, Early Bud, Riga, Church Langton, Captain Wedderbum Oresneamile, Milkmaid, Hesperithaeit, Crinoline, Ingomar, Moire Antique, Snuff, and Joe Maley. VETTING AT MANI MEDNESDAY. NEWMARKET HANDICAP. 10 to 1 aat Bro to Bird-Gs-Um-Win (t) GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP. 10 to 1 agst Turret (t 6) METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. 136 to 16 age* Wreatler (t) A FARMER CHARGED WITH FIRING STACHS.—At the Ws'Paola petty sessions, yesterday afternoon, an elderly farmer, named John Lunn, was charged with setting fire to some stacks at Middleton, on Friday. The prisoner has a respectable position, and is the occupier of a farm of upwards of one hundred acres of land in that village. Last Friday the stack-yard of the Masers. Braiding and Co. colliery owners, of Middleton, was dis covered to be on fire. In the yard were two whole stacks of hay, half of another, and one of clover, in 'all about 300 tons, valued at from 1,0001. to 1,2001. The fire broke out about three o'clock, and could not be extinguished until damage to the extent of about 4001, had been dons. The stacks were not insured. The prlioner was seen near the stackyard which is in the centre of his land, a s h or t time before, with a lighted tar rope in his hand.—He was mounded to Menday week, bell being accepted.—Yes chaster Guardian. BREAKING OFT THE MARRIAGE CEREMONY: A m f t of the Worcestershire Chressiek writes :—" In one r = de r n eural churchee, much frequented by bachelors who wish to be converted into Benedieks, and spinsters who desire to change single billowiness ix holy matrimony, • young couple were being joined is the bonds of wedlock, when, just se the final pledge was about to be exchanged one of the company smiled and set the rest • giWing, whereupon the officiating clergyman laid down his book, disrobed, and left the church, leaving the parties, who had been so nearly made man and wife, no alternative but to go home and console themselves for their dimppointesent over the wedding feast. The Vicar of Wakefield was Mimed to chasten the somewhat unruly disposition to levity shown by hie daughter Sophia and Miss Arabella Wilmot, when he was about to join their hands to Sir William Thornhill and George Primrose, but he did not throw aside hie book in a pet and break off the ceremony, though he threatened it. Perhaps in the cam just noted • ••••011•Me reproof might have checked the disposition of the bridal party to unseemly mirth, convinced them of their error, and vindicated the reverenos due to the sacred precincts. But to break off the service and send away the couple who lad so nearly been made happy—of • truth, I think the pnahlumat does ex ceed the offmoe." HOltsE TAMING.—Mr. Rarey, the celebrated American bores tamer, yesterday entertained a larg e number of fashionable visitors in the Date of Wellington's private riding-school, Knightsbridge. The Dodson of Sutherland and the Marchionses of Stafford attended early and waived medal instruction in his methods of subjugating the horse. Mr. Remy afterwards gave instruction to his third public clam Among the noblemen and gentlemen present were the Duke of Leeds. the Marquis of Stalked, the Barl Gros venor, the Earl of Derby, Lord Keane, Lord Fitzroy, Sir B. Karnes, Sir H. Hoare, Mr Alexander Cockburn, Sir W. Wallace, General the Hon. Henry Manny, Colonel Spence, Major Fitmwdd Edward Lloyd, Esq., A. M. Druounond„ • R. M. banes, Esq, Y.P., H. D. V Ent., P. Travers, Esq., Colonel Y. K. %AI Archibald Travers, Esq., G. F. Bates, ~ war d — EV ens, Eq., Captain Steward, and Captain Lo we. AMERICAN MAlLS . — 'the screw steamer City of Washington left Liverpool for New York yesterday (Wed nesday) with 78 cabin pmeengers and the mails. On Satur day the Cunard mail steamer Africa will sail with the mails to New York. The Liverpool post-ofilce box will dose at 9 am., with late fees at 10 a.m., and on the landing stags at 11 a.m. A corporal of the Garde de Paris, named Vella, otto who, otzini tho ruca ug ea h tu n p o ri t n on itaq. dwennuatt at a very e ty t , and V7.7irithaxecan sear the scaffold. The emotion he osperksced at seein g,i the two men put to death was ao ((twat that hoboloril to sc was seized with violent trembling. us nstoms barracks In a sad state, and had to be scut to the military hosnitid. igl A w 3 vas ...r.sisDofor rlv:ed wiseksrak fr maing om i, the onx iih nst : muckvs , :Pha rep,issiAwT 7 . cr .T.... ,._ . reempte - q1