The Express. — London, England, 1864-04-02 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 2, 1864: THE POLICE COURTS. ti PREPARATIONS AT SOUTHAMPTON FOR (THIS DAY.) I RECEIVING GENERAL GARIBALDL ,_ (THIS DAY.) WA N DS WORTH. CURIOUS CAST OF BIGAMY. (Atol,o, a labourer, wee charged before Mr. remand with bigamy. t•o wives sat side by side in the wart. went to prove that the prisoner was first fit. John's Church, Clapham, on the 13th of • I'l2, to a young woman named Phoebe The second marriage took place at St. Oisorge's Couleirwell, in 1862, to Mary Haynes Tack, an .:.Rang at No. 10, Chapel-street, Stockwell. ~. o .a wife was examined, and said she was a widow. 1 , .0:1110-1)id you know that he was • married man ‘; . - i did not. I bad been deceived one before. r.) ‘. ,‘..,lsii—Never mind that; you did not know he •_rued mao told me he was a widower. ..ri -It is false; you knew I was a married man , . asked ins to get married. (Load laughter.) - You were a married man, but you said your wife 1 . : Let—) on are telling artery. N , • is you who are telling stories. -.Alibi, who took the prisoner into custody said • i that his second wife was as much in fault as he that she knew he was a married man. ~,oer said his second wife bought his clothes for • •.• _et married. ~ ornau committed him for trial. (BT ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) (rem' OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) SOUTHAMPTON, SATURDAT. The Garibaldi town council committee have met and decided on the following programme : As soon as the Ripon is telegraphed off Hurst, a flag is to be hoisted at the Bar-gate, five guns are to be fired from the platform, and the church bells are to be set ringing. The town council will pro ceed to the docks to meet Garibaldi, and open car riages will convey the general and his suite and the corporation to the mayor's residence, where the corporation address will be presented, and a ban quet be given. The procession to the mayor's residence will be escorted by the band of the 2nd Rants Volunteers. If the Ripon does not arrive until to-morrow, Garibaldi will be the guest of the Mayor until Monday, when the rejoicings will take place. A large number of Italians have already arrived in the town to welcome the great Italian liberator. Three special trains are expected here from London to-day, filled with friends and admirers of Garibaldi. Mr. Seeley, M. P., has arrived here to meet the general. Deputations from Newcastle-on-Tyue, Bristol, and Worcester are to be here. A copy of the cor poration address to General Garibaldi will be placed on board the Ripon in the Solent by the Southampton pilot. The inOst intense excitement prevails here. The weather is beautiful. All the shipping at the docks, quays, and in the river will hoist flags on the arrival of Garibaldi. ANOTHER CABE. I", a labourer, IWitniat Teddington, who was • 11:+1 on a warrant at the instance of the first wife, with bigamy. •.• onst.ible said the first wife bed not attended. -.. • r,oooer said he heard that his first wife was drowned, '.• r•arried again. • . dischargei him. GREENWICH. A WIFE'S SUFFERINGS. hall, aged 36, a journeyman brickla7er, re .o Asssultlog his wits, Eleanor Viesll. ornplaioaut, a respectable-looking woman, said she at Z•horedita , and had been left by her husband with five children to auport, she fi lling a in • . tirm in the City, and w here she bad ben 117 years. Hearing the pnioner was at work at •H. h she went to him and asked for some mosey the support of the children, when he struck her ~1 Ler sin eral times. She then gave him into cue ; 1 whilst being conveyed to the station, he turned and struck ber a violent blow in the eye, the mark WAS then visible. • :I,T.constable 202 R, who took the primmer into cua- via confirmed the latter part et complainant's statement. tr :o,,plainaut, in answer to questions from the magic ...id the prisoner had wholly neglected to provide for Lildrea. and she had sought relief for them • n. the parish authorities of Shoreditch, who re .r-tad that she and her family should enter the work. owl remain there 21 days, when they would look : er husband, and compel him to support bier and the ireu. she could not, however, consent to do this, as .• weuld thereby lose her employment altogether. The was well able to support them, as he was earning, : would not work for lees than 6• per day, bet she was vto or that he was cohabiting with another woman, a , Lad had a child be him. f.risoner accused complainant of violence of temper, al Le was willing to keep the children providing his would give him up the home she had. IL, constable who took the prisoner into custody mid he 1,1 ,aired of the firm where complainant wee employed, f:and that she bore a most respectable character. rm. complainant said it WAS useless talking of the pri er taking the children and keeping them, as mace before yn Lr had them he sent them home to her at 3 o'clock ::he morning without shore to their feet aLe magistrate considered it very arbitrary that out or r‘:ivf should be refused to the complainant and het en. sod that they should be required to enter the workhouse before any steps were taken to compel the to support them. He should advise • fresh appli. cut: a to Le node, bat for the assault committed be should St•L!,'Ce the prisoner to a month's hard labour in Maidstone LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY =craw Taxourn.) MELTON MOWBRAY.—(SArtneray.) - [ , rD. Merrimac, Scarberce, Gayle& Magic, Sir •. rn• Lady Florence, Crone Away, Mays beer, Brown . • , Creole, Wrangler, Jack, nod Crusade. era] others are expected this morning in addition to - :nuned in the neighbourhood. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) SAITRDAT. Ana !, 1.111. • KT 1.47 4 , 10 • 7 16 • 2 16 4 6 , 3 , 6 29 - - - I , 30 =1 IS 24 • 24 6I 24 4 21 • 24 I •I 24 3 ; 14 4 , , 3 • 191 3 , 24 ' 4 22 6 , 3 24 x'6 3 16 4 24 St 22 THE GARIBALDI RECEPTION COM.VITTZE. A meeting of the general committee will take place on Monday, at the London Tavern, to receive the re port from the Gomm committee, and to consider the draft of an address to General Garibaldi. On the executive committee are the following :—Mesere. R. W. Crawford, ALP., G. J. Guachen, M.P., Samuel Grepon, M.P., Colonel Sykes, 1L P., Guildford Ooalow, M.P., P. A. Taylor, M.P., W. H. Core Langton, M.P., W. H. Whalley, M.P., W. Ewart, M.P., W. Hinb7 Seymour, Q.C. and ILP., Sir R. Clifton, Bart., M.P., Montagu Chambers, Esq., Q.C., S. Morley, Eq., Charles Dickies, Esq., &c. AGRA AND UNITED SERVICE BANS (LIMITED).-(THIS DAY.) The 30th annual general meeting of the share holders was held, at noon, at the bank, 27. Cannon-street ; Kr. GEORGIC Goaoo YACPHEILSON in the chair. The following report and baluosollteet were presented :- " The direetoes have to submit to the shareholders the audited aceounte far the year ended 31st December last, sad to report that, after making ample provision for all bad and doubtful debts, the net profits of the tank for the year amount to 242,9094 12s. 6d. Out of this sum the directors have declared, free of income tax, two half-yearly dividends at the rake of 10 per coat, per annum each, and have added to the last of the • bonus of 4/. per abate, thus making • return for the year of 18 par cent. on the paid-up capital of one million sterling. From the balance remuning, the directors have refunded toreserved food account the sum of 7,341/. 2s. 4d. taken from it last year, and, in coasideration of the greatly exteaded business of the bank, have carried to credit • further sum of 25,0001., thus raising that fund to 225,0034 They have also tensed the snot of 6,0001. to superananatios fund, and 15,0001. to building fund, carrying forward 10,5681. 10s. 2.1, to credit of profit and lose account for the current year. Since last annual meeting the directors have purchased desirable premises in 2/ .. d d oe ra y a: and have secured land at Shanghai, Kumla), and io view to the erection of suitable buildings for the branches of the bank at those ports. The present auditors being eligible for reoleetion, in terms of the deed of settle ment. offer themselves accordingly. " Balanocebest, Dec- 31, int. : To paid-up capital, 1,000,0001. ,• to reserved fund, 192,6581. 17s. Bd. ; to amount due by the bank for customers' balances, fixed deposits, soceptaoces, letters of credit, cir cular notee, Ste., 8,952,8301. 12s. 11d. ; to profit and loss, 242,9101. 12e. 6d. ; total, 10,388,3991. 3s. Id. Cr.: Assets.-By rash in hand and at call at head office and branches, 941,8631. 4s. ld. ; by government securities, 511,5491. 9a. 10d. ; by other securities, including specie, bills purchased, discounts, loans, ke., 8,840,914/. 12.. ld. ; by freehold pnmues in London, Edinburgh, Calcutta, Bom bay, Agra „ and Sydney, and leasehold property and building ground at the other branches, 94,0711. 17s. Id. Total. 10,388,399/. 31. Id. " Profit sad Loss Account, from Ist January to 31st De. camber, 18463. -Dr. : To payment of dividend on paid-up capital (at 10 per omit. per annum) for half-yeses ended 30th June, 50,0001. ; to ditto ditto, for half-year ended 31st De cember. 50,0001.: to bonus of 41. per share, 80,000/. ; to amount transferred to reserved fund, 32,,H11. 2a. 4d. ; to amount transferred to building fund, 15,000/. ; to amount transferred to superannuation fund, 5,0001. • to balance carried forward, 10.5681. 10a. 2d. ; total, 242, 9091. 12s. 6d. Cr.: By gross profits at heed office and breaches to Dee. 31, 1861 (after making provision for bad and doubtful debts), 496.02/. ; lees interest allowed on current and deposit accounts, 167,3051. 14a. -T.N,146/. 12e. ; total expenditure of head office sod breaches, including rent, income tax, taxes, stamps, solarise (with • gratuity of 10 per cent. thereon to the odious of the establishmesta at home and abroad), miscellaneous charges, kr-, 86,7.361. 19s. 6d. ; total, 242,9091. 12s. 6d. " Reserved Fund Actount.-31st December, 1863.-Dr.: To halloos at credit of reserved fund, =3,1100/. ; total, 225,000/. Cr.: By amount on 31st December, 1862. 192,618/. 17e. Bd. ; by amount transferred from profit and lose account, as above, 32,3411.25. 4d. ; total, =3.0001." The CHAIRMAN, is moving the adoption of the report and account., congratulated the proprietors on the great and marked progress which the bank had made since the last meeting, as was shown by the increase of the deposits std the great augmentation of business. There was • gross profit of 486,0001. or Dearly half the paid-up capital of the and • set profit of 242,000/., from the operations of the past year- a result due in • great degree to the able and excellent conduct of the general manager, Mr. Balfour, and of the other officers at home and abroad. In aclutowledg. meet of thus services it was proposed to grant to all the employes of the bask • gratuity of 10 per cent. (Cheers.) He had beim informed that some of the share holder. objected to the retention of so large a sum as 225.0001. as a reserve fund ; but, considering that the deposits amounted to about 10,000,000/. prudence appeared to him to require that reservation. The last year had been one of great swum for banks ; but they could not expect prospanty to outlaws for ever, and they ought to be prepared for adverse times and unforeseen esetiageocies. He then alluded to the setting apart of 15.000/. for the building premises, and explained that the application of 5,0001. to the superannuation fund was in accordance with the oompaoy's deed of settlement. He afterwarcb congratulated the shareholders on the purchase o f a Dec sit. for the bank, at the earner of Creosol:uch street sod Lombard-etrest ; and stated that in coasequence of the words " United Service" being calculated to mis lead the publics as to the general nature of the busi ness, it wee intended to cursor a special meeting to authorise the omission of those words as part of the name of the bank, leaving it simply " The Agra Bank." (Cheers.) In reply to • gunnies, The CHAIRMAN said the reserve fund was invested in government securities. A SHARKHOLDER wished to know whether the bank had, as had been stated in some strictures in the Times, any con nexion with the Queensland Sheep Company, and if so, what was the nature of it ? XOl 211.0343 3 &W. .114 so 31.63,42 4 29.71 42 3 W. 21.77 41 , 2 N.V. N 1.811142 I • W. - vi 20.01141 N.W. :ear 50.0514, 1 N.W. stows 1_ .01 EL : ,s,ll 29.90,44 W.B.W. 1-- 2O .00145 W.Y.W. ma . 10 11143 W.N.W. Lrt.t I.4.r•nt . 30.1246 W.N.W. t rt 50.16 50 N.W. . lOW 41 W. N. W. 11 rya •Ith. 1001 . 16 N.M. urr.n..., 29.9.5 42 N.W. Loa! a .. 20.4040 W.N. W. 1. . Tor . 29 77 W W.N.W. *-42 9,ugh 29.74 40 N.W. 29.70,40 N. w. . 'land -. Paosatia. l. 11. & b 0.09 1 cb 4 cb I ro 4 ✓e 0.40 2 -•— - be 0.09 • e 3 c 1 o 0.03 4 c , 6 b s re I 3 oc 004 4 eb 0.04 ro aos ob 0.24 2 eb 0.16 rc 0.14 3 lb 040 - eb , rb 0.46 3 el) 4 b be 0.10 ..t %DAV. MONDAY. : .!‘ And tack, ON MOITIOIIII N.W. to S.W., fresh to '• , to strong, COMMA straw, with rata to r) places. 4 above. W.. •er.ttr W strong. it II 'WS Cll. - :start to strung, .now S. and Lack. .unn showers. F.W. to S.W.. took IMO showers. Loniut. As meet above. , rr. , ro.Neotload. Wasteea.lrelasal. Wilma sod ad , +o.lthern=lioglbb Channel sad Maw By. Madera Li:island and itailiolatel. iIE CITY OF NEW YORE STEAMER. (THIS DAY.) ( IT ELECTRIC ♦ND MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) QUEF—NSTOWN. T • ry are now nearly 300 men engaged on the Yew York. Straw hopes an satortabod d bee _ \I •. HENLEY, M.P., oN THE REPEAL OF THE \ —Mr. Henley, in reply to the request of the re Association to support this movement, has written - _Je t six minima is a difficulty not easily ser i •,ied, and I much doubt whether in the prompt state of • aflame there will be any chance el reducing our • ~ n d. if out, I also much doubt, however the re .. •••Th of the malt-tax duty may and would hewn us ail 'm• ien. if it would be • gunk to the leaded jokiest to i:reet tax, which would fall =Maly ou them, substi , f r s.. large an indirect tax. But, whether lem right ' LTT in this, the time is not, in my judgment, [avow - - • r caking a move at en large a breech of revenue." or CuLurius —There is every - T. fear that the names of two more Type colliers, crews, will have to be added to thesad catalogue • -. of north country vessels and mamas that have ace during the winter gales. In the early part • i s a l arge fl ee t o f l a d en co lli er yeseele sailed from • • to Hamburg. All these vessels arrived sale out 0. the Mary Campbell and the Mary Clark, be . - Shields. which have not bees heard of since ft • - •rields Bar. The fleet in whose company they a rem trkahly quick run out, and, having die - :t ,ir cargoes, most of them have had an equally lgime, and have completed their voyage. :• .easels that sailed 21 hours after them have got th e Type. The painful concision is that the Mary an.l the Mary Clerk, in approaching the Elbe, 1)pOn some of the dangerous sands in that , • h4ve broken up and drowned their crews. • • their safety have been abandoned. Most of • -f these ships belonged to Shields, and several of left families who will no doubt receive mkt ' :he fool raised during the winter for the families '' TitsliE.—We trust some benevolent I LITERARY AND eicIILVTIFIC MEETINGS FOR THE •• r f parliament will eases inquiry to be made into ISSUING WI/E.—Monday, Entomological, at 8 ; Arcbi .u:stan.:es under which "a government immigration• tents, at 8; Royal Institution, at 2, general monthly meet ... lost bq a waterspout off the coast of Ceylon. log. Tuesday, Anthropoirmisal, at 8 : " Universality of that a craft of 150 tons hurthea, chertmed Belief in a God ;" " Hvbridity." Rev. F. W. Famtr ; ' , .•,,ent. was struck by the spent wed (implied, and " Skulls front Annabem," Captain Buries and Mr. Blake ; •site, were lest, sod all the orew hut one Photographio, at 8 ; Es/Mears, at 8 : -' Resistances to - Where were these coolies ? Coe fi eed in Bodies paring through Water , 11r. Phipps ; Royal Insti ., I , uo hundred and twenty human beings tunas, at 3 : Natural Law of Conservation of Energy." the hold of a vessel of 150 tons barflies, in the Professor Helmholtz. Wednesday. Society of Arts, at 8 : :,41-s^ March wind ! The noon assigned Is ridi- " Principles of Imitation as applied to the Decorative " There had been a little rain in the early more- , Arts," Mr. Purdie. Thursday, Antiquaries, at 8 ; Lio •. the coolies to the hold." We have a strong Damn. at 8: " The Garciois yielding Gamboge in Siam," the cooly trade requires the closest watching on ' Mr. limibury ; Royal. at 8i : " Functions of Cerebellum," • • f th e friends of humanity mid enemies of slavery, Dr. !Sebum*: "Train of - 11 Sulphide-of-Carbon Prisms ' wore closely than at Ceylon, particularly after for Spectrum Analysis." Mr. Geatiot. Friday, Royal In in the recent court-martial on Major I 'thistles), at 8: " Resent Improvements in Iron and in that case Sikhs took the place of coolies. Steel." Dr. Percy. Saturday, Royal Institution, at 3: " Metallic Elements," Professor FraokLand. The CHAIRMAN mud the company referred to was, in hie opinion, one of the most honest and straightforward com panies that he knew, and the Alps Bank was simply the depositary of its money. (Hear, hear.) The reportand accounts were then adopted unanimously ; and the retiring directors and auditors were re-elected. Alderman Firma gave sotiee that at the special meeting before referred to he should move that the salary of the chairman be increased to 1,0001. per annum. The proceedings terminated with votes of thanks to the chairman and his colleagues in the board, and to the gene ral manager and the other officers of the bank. BRITISH POBBID3SION& Na B. Uouraxua. IN. I 22.000 10 Anglollezlosa Mint 211 20,000 26 lLastrigtaa AiricaL.. 19 20,000 26 'Austrananti.Latilif , 47,000 10 lierlinitaterworks ( ) aU 20,000 6 Bombay Gas (Limited all 6,000 60 British American Land; 40 631,7671. St. B. & I. Mag. TeL (L 1 140 11,300 20 British Maas Tea (L( 6 5,916 r. Canada Company all 60,00) 10 eanadta6doandlnv:L)l 24 2.5,000 20 Ceylon Company 40,000 10 Com. of AhlcsaMer.(LP 50,000 60 Commerdalraion{lan' 6 20.000 50 Consolidated DM... (1.11 8 40,000 100 ContractCorporationill 3 12,000 25 Cop.M.Kng ,PreL74p.c. aD 10.0.0 50 Credit Fonder 6 10069261 St Crystal Palace 180,11201. Si. ' Do. Preference llOO 177,0001. St. ; Do. 6 p et. Perp. Deb ;100 1 . 000 100 plaepaetf 10.000 100 DeecounleorparakenfL 7e 60.050 10 6 laths 'frig. m Canal 8 100.000 90 Com.,t Trd.(L I 1139.9714 81. the Telegraph ....!100 70,000 5 Eng. and Ana Copper ..1 aU 15.000 100 Financial enreeration 3 ,'orpoi 60 Delivers Lira.)' 6 20 o.eedlta Pla.ofLon.(l.! 4 16 !Oen. Roar Navigation( 14 20 .116600 . 4368 ! 2 Indtan Carrying (Lim)! 1 20 'lnternat. flnan.r.r. (L) 6 20 'ltalian Irv*. (Caa. Cay.)! 8 100 ' Do. 4p. e. 3.11 r. 1870 1 all 26 .loirtiltreitDrooant(l )! 60 Lord (realities 16 iLoad.aadaredoa.l4.(L. 5 6 Loud.Districa Teleg.(l., all 60 Loud. Fulan. Aro. (L! ! 16 60 Do. New 4 Load. O. Oralbui C. (L 1 all 50 Load..ltalitAdrlaUeSt , 60 ' Loud. IlereanttleDD.(L 10 Lond.ProvlocialMarthe 10 Madras lrttp t Canal 20 Do. 10 Moultlus Lond,&c.t ) 10 IdedlL hien. Tot ). v.L 5) . 66 6 22600 10 Natal land&CoL C. 6 60.000 53 National DM. Com. (LP 40,000 25 Do. do. New 1 111 20,000 100 National Steens Nay. (1) 6 0,000 20 NerbitddaCoal it 1 L) , 6 20.000 25 .N.ZitalandTALoan(L)! 2 I 103.1176 1 ;N. itritlak Austral& 10 all 40.000 60 Brit.& Merean. In. 10, 6; 30,000 2 Nova3eotiao.andL L 1 40,000 15 Ocean Marina Inants., ' 5 10,000 20 orientalCommerrial(L 7 100 000 1 Oriental Gas (Ltarited) all 50,000 1 Do. New i 40,000 10 Orient-Inland Stea m (L) an 10,000 6 Ottoman Om (Limited' 4 12.500 10 Panamaß.M. IlteanaL I 7 _6.500 _6 Dd. do.„•' 1 exCaioii M. Pt:lsl v.t.n46111e.. (t) 100 20.000 60 Paninazdar & 0. 844111111 all , 17.000 60 ' Do. New 3O i .000 10 Qualms& L. I L. IL (L' 0, 10.000 60 11107soey Iron 10.000 16 , Do. New an 4.260 26 . 2.10 J. City Immo. (L)' 2/1 19.710 26 ' Ditto ditto : , • 15,000 100 'Loyal MallBSamea OO 100,000 L St. Scottish Aust. lay. (L) 100 00,004 10 Soc.Flaaa.(VicTp4 *IL/ • 6 10,000 60 6. African M. ala (L. I 14.200 26 South Aurtrallan Land all 260,0001. St. Submarine Tainnapb 100 .... 1 Do. Seep an 100.000 10 ThamesitSfereey la. (L 13,500 10 TrastallseacyaCtaa. L 1 60,000 10 T. R L Co. of U. Canada , 6 60.000 6 United[. Taw. Co. (3,1 3 60.000 10 Univers. Marina 1a5.(1., VOW 10 Upper AasmaiTsa(Llak.) 10,000 30 Van Danainis Lad -10,006 60 Weatladla&PadlkS L. 11 DOCKS. I No. I 63. I DOUR. IPd tAds.ets at. ! gait and WoeTWO* 12.000 10 puma Mottos Jock knB.Blo. St. 1!.00dou 500 1.000 St. 't. latbarlzio 1160,66t0 St Southampton 000.000' St. (Victoria ------- - Mr. German Reed is about to re-eommenoe the representations of Mr. Maelarren's charming Opera di Camera,Jeaay Lea, which will be given twice a week—every Tuesday afternoon, at three, and Saturday empiric, at eight Jeuy Lea, however. will poems a special attractroa in the fact of the introduction to the public, by Mr. Reed, of a new soprano, Miss Roberti°, Rendereoe, of whom report speaks in the highest terms. For the first time, the music of the part of the heroine will be meg as written, the &Instant( being quit* equal to the florid difficulties of Mr. Madarren's composition. A sew ballad has also been written for the baritone, so that the operetta bide fair to enter upon a newcomer of moms. ARCHBISHOP or CANTERRCRY'BOONTIRMATIONR. Yesterday morning the Archbishop of Canterbury held a confirmation in the pariah church of Linsted, near Sitting bourse. Batsmen 200 and 300 young persons of both sizes were presented to his grace by the parochial clergy and were admitted to a participation is the holy rite of the imposi tion of hands. To-day (Saturday), the archbishop will hold a coefirmation in the parish church of Faversham ; on Monday, the 4th inst., at °springs on Tuesday, the sth, at Selling* ; and on Wednesday, the 6 th , at Christ Church, Dankervilk. Txe CHA NNEL SQUADRON.—Orders have been seat to Rear-Admiral Decree to complete the squadron for sea tottheith. The Aurom has been sent to Sheerness to complete pro►isions before proceeding to Portlend.—United Serriee Gazette. Wiu.s.—The will of Adrian John Hope, Esq., of Carlton-gardens, PalLmall, and lengbam-place, was proved. in London. under 140,0 1 )01. persooalty in this country ; the executory appointed being Alexander Jamul Bereaford Bereaford-Hope, Eaq. (the brother), the Right Hoe. Lord Ernest Augustus Charles Brudenell Bruce M.P., and Adrau Elias Hops, Esq. (the son, now in his minority). Tb. testator was possessed of large securities and investments in Holland, Russia, and Austria, as well is in Great Britain, which are to be held in trust by his asemitors, leering to each of his two daughters legacies of 10,0001.. sad the residue to his said son, Adrian Elias Hope, Esq. To his executor, Lord Ernest Brace, there is a legacy of LOOM—The will of John Key, Eaq., of Faton.sqoarr, Pimlico, and Janne-street, Haymarket, was proved, in the London Court, under 120,0001., and probate granted to Jane Key, the daughter and sole acting execu trix, the other executors being Major-General G. W. Key (the brother), William Fuller, Esq.. of Piccadilly, arid Wil liam Elliott Oliver, Feq., of New Midge-street, to whom • power is reserved. Ho keg bequeathed to his daughter Eleanor a legacy of 10.000/. ; to his son John 12.0001. ; the residue, real and personal, heading big freehold is the Haymarket and hie resides°, in Fatoe.squani, be leaves to his daughter, and executrix, Jape Key ; to sere of his executors a legacy of 5001. ; and there are a few minor legs gift—illustrated News. sh. I Pd. I RAILWAYS. I C1° ,11 4 ,,,C 5i I W a r t p.m. 100 all Atoandeo M. Lawrence 60 II 1 M. 100 80m.13ar.dtC.16.6.11p.e. 103 104 an! -. sn 10 111 Do. New lpm mil -, M 74 Do. I Shares fpm 111 me; all Buffalo et Lake Huron 0 100 1 all Do. Preference 4l 7 - 'lOO Buff., Brant,dOodmich, .-. Op. c. Bda. Atm.', 1872 - - 100 100 Do. do. July 1, 1871 - - - 100 100 Do. do. June 1.1874; - - - St. 100 Cat. & B.F.asternsp.e.s. 101 103 - St 100 Caps T. 0 Dor-lE6p. c. g., 09 101 ad - 100 1 all Dwarralwa.7p.c.rwa.lawf' - - - St. MO East. mom gu. 6do 1044 1064 - Bt. 100. Lad Indian se. 6do I 1044 1061 1011 * SO 16 I Do. 0 Rzteurdon I pm -• 20 16 Do. H do , - St. 100 'Grand Trunk of Canada 1 90 4 1 I - 100 all Do. lit prof. Bends ' 74 70 '76 100 all I Do. do. deferred' 68 MI - 100 all Do. Ind pref. Bonds 1 611 68 - 100 all Do. do. deferred' 61 13 - 100 all ' Do. Bed pref. Stock I 48 60 - 100 all Do. do. deterred 40 62 - 100 all Do. 4th poet. Mock - 100 all Do. do. deferred 22 25 - 80, 100 Great Indian Peninsula' 103 104 103} 20 ' 12 ' Do. 2. 6 percent... ! par *pm -. St. )100 'Gt. 8. of India g. 6 p.M Ihe 104 - M Bt.. Do 100 Doti par cent I 2 '- - - I - - Me all Gt. Western of Canada, 91 10 1 0 104 18 , Do. New ' 101 10*d91 - 100 all Do.lp.e.Bdapay.lB73 l 92 94 - 100 all Do.6* do. do. 1077.8. 81 83 ad - ad 10 6 Indian Branch. limited. I 1 Iwo - 10 1 1 1 Do. New . . ... I - - - Bt. 1100 , Madras guar. 6 p. Gent , 102 103 an - SL 100 . Do. do. Ido 97 99 ill - St. 100 , Do. do. do.-. 93 94 an - 20 11 Do. Fifth tendon. - - - St. 100 ' Melb. Corp. 6 per c. EMI - - - 60 , all With. and Hobsons Bay 66 68 - S 0 all N.Brun.dtCan_cla.A3 B 3 6 - 84. 100 N.R.oiCan.M.alstp.B.' 831 U - 84. 100 Bcinds. gua. b per osuL ' 104 106 - Bt 100 Do. Delhi do. ' 1011 102; - 40 ' I Do. do. do. I par Ipm - St. 100 Do. Punjaub do i 103 106* - 84. 100 ' Do. lades 86.1f10t. b.! 98 100 98 i I HO 140 142 100 TO 72 100 CO n 100 lioo 00 101 PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Festers, Easters Counties Extension No. 1, 108. Midland Consolidated ei per amt. Pref. Stook, Redeem able if so determined by the proprietary, 1006. South Eastern (Reading An.. U. (k. 6d.1, 22* The Vienna correspondent of the Times writes : "Oa the 21st inst. Count lffeesslorff candidly aekeowledged that some fugitive Poles had been seat back to Ruda, but he added that the thing had been done ' is as humane a way as namable.' On the following day awe more political offeodere were banded over to the Russians, who will hardly fail to send them to keep company with those =fortune= Galicia= who have been traesported to Siberia. Within the last week two women have been dogged in Galicia for political offenses ; one, a girl twenty years of age, who was guilty of the beim= mime of behaving disrespectfully to a poliosnian, received ten blows with a birch red. • " The committee of the Architectural Exhibition have issued cards for an evening receptiou on Tuesday ant. Cardinal Wiseman has agreed to deliver an oration on Shakespeare early is Jane, for the bempat of the monument fund. _ _ SHARE LISTS.-MHIS DAY.) Two o'Czooi. The railway market is dull to-day, with few transactions. South Eastern stock has declined g per cent., and Great Western, Great Eastern, and Lancashire and Yorkshire, Metropolitan remains strong. at the improvement of yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 109# to ; Great Western, 65 to I, ex div.; Midland, 128 g to r ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 109 to ; Caledonian, 118} to 119 ; South Eastern, 91 to ; Great Eastern, 41 to ; Great Northern, 1281 to 129} ; Loudon and South Western, 97i to 98k ; and Metropolitan, 116 to With the exception of Sambre and Meuse, which are firm, foreign railway shares are inactive. The Indian lines are unaltered. Great Western of Canada shares are inquired for. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. Sit 1 Pd. I RAILWAYS. I Ci y aging e o mr L y ri . I Saks ' '--1---dal k, 1 p... 14 all Blrtn..WoL &Stour Val 8 84 Bt. 100 illyth sad Tyne — 10 . all Boatuu,stistr.L.t ild.C 1 84 9 St. 100 Brietol and Exeter B6 86 86 St. 100 Caledonian ` 118 119 60 all Uork and Bandon 1 90 , all Cornwall 64 7 6 1 10 all Do.A • Ano dlr. until 61 10 all Do. Bip. c. lapald to 11.1 —.—• 60 . all Dublin and lielhatJuue 35 87 96 sA Dundee.Perth,&Abilu 16 17 St. 100 Edinburgh and Glangow, SO 92 St. NMI Glasgow and S. Western 104 106 ••• 81. 100 Greet Eastern Ord. St I 47 471 474 4 8 Pt 2. 100 Do. E. Ang. S A tk., N 0.21 84 74 St. 100 Great North otScoUand 81. 100 Great Northern ' IUI tni - St. 100 Do.A i A ree. no dlr. un-. 1294 130! 11101 1 80. 100 Dolt 1 tildp. c. braid 11 ISO 122 134 lit. 100 Gt. South & West. tlrs.) l 91 93 Se 100 Great Western 96 864 Id 651 44 Id 54. 100 , Do.B4our YaLlituxBl.ll 84. 100 Do. South Wales 1 65 67 Id 644 St. 100 Do. W. Md.—Oxford 40 42 id 141 1 Id Bt 100 , Do. Do. Ne wp ort 66 Sd zd '3O Id St. 100 Do. Do. Eletrd l 101 103 id' 81. 100 Lancashire & Yorkshire 1171 1104 100 et 100 London and Blackwell 67 0.1 Ce 4 8 Idt 100 Lon.,Brightn,tt d.Coest 103 1044 1 101 St. 100 ,London,Cbatiun,& Dor , 43 441 St. 100 'London& North Westn. , 109 197 till 10 Pe. 100 tonion&SouthWestern 97 981 St. 100 Man ,Shef.,& Lineolnsb 64 bb 1. 1 11 i 4 60 ' all Maryport and Carlisle 194 all Do. Do. 4 Sham. St. 100 Metropolitan I 116 117 116 4 St ,100 . Do. New 1 118 113 1 Bt. Y 1100 B la ndMi ' 1974 125 1251 I W all DNew I St. 100 Do Birm. & Derby .1 98 100 60 . all )lid. Gt. Wu. Lre.) — 95 1 all Do. e Shares .. SI ' all Mid Rent 10 ' all Yid lieut (Cray line; — St. 100 North British Bt. 100 1 Do Edin..Perth.Dund 1 244 t 54 xi St. 100 N. Kaatern—Berwiek , 101 101 1011 95 Bt. 100 164 , Do. Leeds O5 R. Pure — 4 16 die at. 100 Do, York Se M 8 8 1 9 .31 I Bt. 100 Do. Carlisle — 125 all 1 Do. Stock.&Darling., 37 88 25 17 Do. du 1855-511 1 11474 104 pm 25 10 Do. do. 00-61.. 84 84. 100 North hudon lß 11 5 , Do. New . 1 14 24 pm St. 100 North Staffor dshire ' 78 79 - 10 all N. &8. Western June.; 104 114 8t 100 %Scottish Central I 121 123 Id —. Bt. 100 Scottish N E. Aber. Stk. , 41 42 ad' 81. 100 Scottish Midland BB 100 Id 10 all Shrewsbury & Vielchpi I Bt. 100 811uopehlre Union 1 03 54 St. 100 Soath Devon 33 36 St 100 South Eastern 1 Oil 914 914 Si. wo .0. Yorkah. & River Dun 99 101 93 all 'Staines. W Okinlihm.& 8.- 184 9 4 Bt. 100 Taff Yak ' 1 106 10 81 Do. 11 li 7 pm 10 8 Do C I 3 4 pm 00 MI 171der 25 19 Do. . I:. Itt Val i t . of Neath 1 94 96 Itt. 100 Victoria 84n. & halloo` 8t 100 Waterford & Kilkenny. St. 100 West Cornwall , St. 100 ,W.liertlpi Herb. AAL ' ... FOREIGN RAILW AYH. RAILiiTi: I Casing prices. 10 all Antwerp & Rotterdam 9 9 20 all Bahia&S. Frs.iLl6y.7p.c. 1 17 5 all Belgian C. Junadon 1 1 20 It B.Ayreeo.soutbern tL) 10 5 Copenhagen ,Litulted) Id a pm 100 all Coplapo — 10 all Do Extension ! 11 4 1 100 10 DisnabwmtWitepeld(L) 20 16 'Dutch Shenlab l4 2 1 Pm 20 all 110 — 20 all - Eastern of France 26 all Od. Rurlan gun. sp. c — 20 all urea Luxembourg lO4 111 20 all Italian Junction. 2) all Nans.stlaege BJ the 81 81 20 all Do.6p. c.Prt. Belg.gov 191 804 16 all Northern of 36 19 16 15 'Do. New Mx iDA at 1 1L) 10 all N. Rad B. Ayres g. 7p. c. 10 101 10 21 Do. do. d 0... par Ipm 10 all Norwegian Trunk Pref. 8 9 20 all Ottoman finlyrnaAldln' 11 12 20 all Porta LyonaandXedit 361 371 20 all Paris and Orleans 39 41 20 all Recife tt S. Francis. 161 171 20 all Rmal Danish . ... 14 16 20 3 Royal Sardinian 6 all Royal Swedish. I 4 all Do. 7 per cent. I II 20 all Sambre and Meuse 8 84 10 1 all Do. 14 percent. Pref. 91 9 20 8 &it Paulo 11.16.7 par ct. i 1 pm 20 MI Do. do lOl 111 20 all R. Anst. &Lona Venetian 211 21 20 'l6 BonthEast. of PortugaL dds 20 all .Southern of Prance.. 254 261 20 8 Turin and Savona. 4l dim' 20 all Do. do l4 16 of all West Flanders 7l 71 10 all Do. se per cent. PreL 191 11 10 . all. We & N.W.of France 10 11 JOINT lITOCL BANE& iil-IS+L jPd I CI. pies& I Salsa. .1247127 27 3 413 ' 1 1 pm• 1 fps 73 70 ;If ttl"' ; 146 167 1 lips par 13311 41 43 31 21414 10 pm 47 44 It 2 jpos 44 64 I - 15 /!!7 68 be 7/431 1 I 9 28 4 9 1 165 4 4 1 i i 2JI 8 1 il 441 6 sin 117 120 406: 6 1 9 /P 3 70 1 11 par 1 pm 16 2 21pm, .2 3 pm' 18 1 ! 17 1 f 111 211 i z 1 8 1M 6 2 Ipmln 13 13i it 14 pm 37 61 71 61 10 12 pm 19 # 14 19 21 pm ,1.. e 9 1 0 /Ix 9 , 19 / 21pm 41 4 3 4pm 17 191 19 10 pm 10 12 pm Sim I s OM 116 181 1414 par SO 91 44iss 62 44 C r M i l W I 161 lf gra zd 9 1 id par fpm [lOO 90 100 110 'lOO 97 8 6 rpm 14 li e 1 pm: 061 Of I par 7 8 peal ' 4 l 61 60 4 so oe I 1 9 %Put 14 1 16f 61 61 91 93 32 41pas 11 1 i 12 12 112 40 49 IL 12 992 23 11 lt pm— II 67 ' 66 Se 47 68 44 50 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAD Two o'CLoci. The stock markets remain very firm. The funds, home railways, and foreign stocks are generally quoted the same as yesterday afternoon. Attention is almost exclusively directed to-day to the shares of the banking and financial companies, as regards many of which much speculative excitement is ob servable. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 66fr. 05c., showing no change. Consols are quoted 91i to 1 for money, and 9l to 1 for the account (April 8). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, ; ditto, for account, 911 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891; New Three per Cents., 891 ; Bank Stock, 2361, 238, ex div. ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 1 ; ditto Bonds, Be., 3e. die. Scarcely any alteration iu prices has occurred in the foreign stock market, the general tone of which remains very steady. Some of the present quota tions are annexed, viz. :-Mexican, 451 to 1 ; Greek, 251 ; Passive, 35/ to 36/ ; Confederate, 541 to 551 ; and Turkish Consolidess, 531 to 54. Transactions are recorded as follows:-Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 102, ex div. ; ditto 1852, 1858, 11860, 901 ; ditto 1863, 89, 881, 89, ex div. ; Buenos Ayres One per Cents., 371 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641 ; Egyptian, 1001, 101, 100,' ; Greek, for account, 251, ; Italian, for ac count, 67/, 661 ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 741; Mexican, 451 ; ditto for account, 45/, 1,1; Moorish, 95 ; Peruvian, 1862, for accourt, 86 ; Portuguese, 1836, 4:c., for account, 49/, 1, 49 ; Russian, 1850, 881 ; ditto, 1862, 91, A ; Sar dinian, for account, 842, 1 ; Spanish, for account, 531 ; ditto New Deferred, for account, 462 ; ditto Passive, for account, 351 ; Turkish, 1858, for ac count, 701 ; ditto 1862, for account, 711, 72, 711 ; ditto 1001., 721, 711 ; Venezuela, for account, 241 ; ditto 1862, for account, 611, 1, 1. The steamer Ceylon, which will leave on the 4th instant, will take in specie 188,9651. for the East, of which 14,1831. is gold and 174,7801. silver. HALF-PANT Two o'CLo..K. Consols are without change of importance, at 911 to for money, and 91 a to I for the account. At the Bank of England the demand both for discounts and advances on bills was yesterday very active. In the general market there was little diminution of the late demand, and the terms for choice bills were maintained at 6 per cent. In the Stock Exchange loans on English government secu rities were obtainable at 6 per cent., although some amount of money has been withdrawn from that ' establishment to pay off the Brazilian loans now maturing. The steamer La Plata will take to-day 79,7601. in gold and 2,1201. in silver for the West Indies. The mail steamer Parana has arrived at Lisbon from Brazil with 7,7431. in specie. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were dull, but without alteration of importance. The rates were as follows : Amsterdam. 3 months, 11.19 to >t ; ditto, 3 days 11.16 to 4; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.19 to e; Ant werp, 3 months. 25.50 to 55 ; Hamburg, ma. banoo, 3 months, 13.74 to ; Paris, 3 days, 25.15 to 224 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.55 to 60 ; Frankfart-an-tlisrMaine. 3 months, 1194 to ; St. Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 33 to 1; Visena, eff. no.. 3 months, 12.5 to 10 ; Trieste, el. 60., 3 swaths, 12.5 to 10 ; Madrid, 3 mouths, 48 to f ; Cadis. 3 months, 471 to 48 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.70 to 75; Genoa, 3 months, 25.70 to 75 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.70 to 75 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.70 to 75 ; Palermo. 3 months, 25.70 to 75 ; Messina, 3 months, 25.70 to 73 ; Lisboa. ,0 day.. 524 too ; Oporto, 90 days, 524 to 1. At Paris the rate of discount in the open market is 5 per cent. ; Hamburg, Berlin, and Brussels, 4 ; Vienna, 6 ; Turin, 6} ; Frankfort, 3 ; Amster dam, 5 ; and St. Petersburg, sh per cent.: We are informed that the services of Mr. Kirby, many years manager of the business of Messrs. Jones Loyd and Co., and of two of the principal clerks in that firm, have been promptly secured by the Imperial Bank. The Committee of the Stock Exchange will have a special meeting on Tuesday next to take into con sideration a petition which has been signed by many brokers of the establishment, against dealings in the shares of now companies before allotment. The dealers or " jobbers," many of whom think that the proposed change would affect their interests adversely, havegenerally declined to append their names to the petition. It appears that the title of the bank formed by the amalgamation of the Mexican Bank (Limited) with the London and South American Bank (Limited), is to be the London Bank of Mexico and South America (Limited). Mr. William Newbold (late with Messrs. C. de Murrieta and Co.), the manager ; Mr. Robert Geddes (late with the Cnion Bank of Scotland). the accountant ; and Mr. John P. Sewell (late with Messrs. Anthony Gibbs and Sons), the cashier, proceed to Mexico to open the bank in Mexico by the steamer sailing from Southampton on the 2nd April. A new undertaking is announced, under the title of the Oriental Financial Corporation (Limited). It has a respectable board, composed for the most part of names which have not hitherto figured on the prospectuses of pub lic companies, and which for that reason will probably command the more attention. The object is to apply English capital to the promotion of enterprise in India and the East generally, where there can be no doubt a large field exist.. Especial reference is made to the great im pulse which has been given to the cultivation of cotton, tea, coffee, and other staple articles in India. The capital is 1000,000/., in 20,000 shares of 50f. each, with a fi rst issue of 10,000 shares. Another new project is the Home and Colonial Assurance Company (Limited). This company pro poses to undertake all the three branches of in surance business, viz., fire, life, and marine. Its special object is stated to be that of " uniting into one strong institution, with its chief office in London, numerous small local and colonial institu tions requiring consolidation and additional strength and resource." The original inducement to the project is stated to have arisen from the colonial insurance offices, many of which are highly successful. It is mentioned that "no promotion 'money is given in connexion with this company, and the directors' remuneration is to be left to the shareholders." In this instance also the direction is respectably constituted. The capital is 1,000,0001., in 20,000 shares of 501. each, with a first issue of 10000 shares. It is notified that the share list of the National Financial Company will be closed on the 7th inst. It is notified that no applications for shares in the Albion Bank will be received after Tuesday, the sth instant. The Directors of the North Australian Company (Limited) announce that they " hare secured for the company a considerable portion of land in the new settlement at 7s. 6d. per acre, including town lota." This arrangement they regard as advan tageous, as there are no more town lots for sale, and as the next and final land sale of country laud will be at 12s. per acre, and all subsequent sales at the upset price of 20s. per acre. - • - - A general meeting of the linseed trade is con vened for the Bth of April, when a statement of the proceedings of the Linseed Association will be submitted. The mails from Bombay and Mauritius are ex pected to be distributed in London about the 7th of April. Thu Cape mail is now overdue. FRIDAY EVINTSG. Consols opened and closed to-day at yesterday's quotations, viz., 94 toe for money, and 9l k to for the Bth inst. For the May acuount the last price was 92 to e. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91 j f, ; ditto, for account, 91;1',j ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 994, 11, ; New Three per Ceuta., , j ; Bank Stock, 236 j, I ; India No. I Bh. I a 1,006 louAgia and U. her. bank 151 20,000 100 AllianoeLonALiverpool 25 10,000 100 Do. New l5 100,000 10 Anew ?Instrlan.. iii3OOO 20 Anglo li.alian ,Limlted)l 21,600 40 Moira/Ala T 500. 40 Do Ns. lO • 10, • 000 25 Bank of I , 4rpt 6,000 100 Bank of London 6O 26.000 20 Bank of Otago (Llmlted) 3 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (L , 20 10,000 60 ilankotVictoria,Auststa 26 6,000 100 Bank of Wales ;Lim) 60,0u0 10 Bank of New Zealand . r 6 50.0.00 20 Braslllan&PortugueoWL 6 15,000 10 Brit it American Ex. J. 16 20,000 60 Bntish & Californian ( L. 6 10,000 60 jiritlab N. America 12,600 20 Char. Bk. Brit. Columbia' 10 1t2.200 20 C. Bk. India, Ana. , Clans an 7,600 20 lb. Bele 20,000 25 'ChrtrlL If. of India, &c ' all 6,000 100 'City !0,000100 Colonial 100,000 10 'Consolidated Bank (L.) 6,000 100 Continental (1.) I 16. 12,000 10 Vast London 'UMW) I 10,000 100 English and Irish 'Una,. 16 25.000 St Eng• Mot. AusLChartA. all 40;00 00 English and Swedish (1., 10 "000 00 Ittiropean BankrUntltad 10 10,000 100 I Hindusa.Chins&Jap.(l,, 14 10,400 100 Do. New 10,000 100 jiaperial Bank, Unlit" 20 136,000 SO Imperial Ottoman ' 10 100,000 20 Land Mort. Bk. Inas I 10,000 100 London Bank of Scot. (L , 10,000 100 • London and Brunt's 40 6,000 100 Lon.B.A3rca&B.Plabo!,L 40 10,000 23 . Do. do. New 6,bq 100 Lon., Blr., &S. Stad. (L.; 11 00,000 20 Lon. CO. Bank o f Ansi"' 411 1 10,000 100 London and Colonial (1.• 10 10,000 60 Loudon and County lO , 5,000 100 Lon. Hambg.Orm.Ba(L) 13 00,000 10 London Joint Stock.. 10,000 100 Lon. and Northern (1..). LS , 10,000 20 'London& South Attic" all 6,000 20 Do. Do. New all, 10,000 100 London &S.Amerlcan(L. l 7 6,000 100 Lon. & S. Western 10 60,000 100 Lon. & Westminster .• ! /1 10,000 100 Merchant Bank 73' 10,000 IA Morcantile & Bachand. 10 10,000 100 Metro. & Peon. bank i 10,000 60 ti attain ) 6 6,000 100 'Midland hank Um.; 'l6 !, 10,000 100 'National of Liverpool (f lO 36,000 20 'N. Pro. of Itnuland, New 12 26,000 20 New South Wales all 6,000 100 New Zealand (Limited' 10 50,400 25 ,Oriental Bank Corpora.' all! 20,000 100 Prorlnc. of Ireland 15,000 20 :Scinde, Pant , & Delhi (L. 71 1 12,600 20 N Do. New 16,000 26 Math Australia 10,000 100 "Mad. of B. S. Africa 4,460 100 Do. do. "WO 26 Colon of Ausiralia_ ; 411 le,ooo 100 Union of Ireland ( L a) a , &ZOOM 00 I.7nion of London I is DEBrarlti STOCI No. i Mt. 1 02,021 ; IL 411.Zata.4p.o.ilardr1op. Ist 106.1316 M. o.Ntho..4p.e.Jso.&July.lllo 610,000 M. Cl.Wsta.—W.N.—ros.,sti p. et.. Jan. * July.... 1011 610.000 St. Lose.altt.tp.cito&Jiy ISO 030,000 aO. !Lou,Brigh.4p.e.Jsa&Jly 100 10265r0S St. I..&N.W.We.Jsa.Lbtl7:loo 1112,8110 St. I Do. SfO.o.lts.tJulylloo 050,710 St L&S.W..4p.e.Jsa.*Jully 100 .... It. Illidlend,4p.e..lan.dJuly:loo St. IN. British. L P. t D. 8.,1 I I 0 p. et., Fob. & An... 11•0 CCM B*lN.Bstrn.Ap.e.JsniJull,loo ; 111... 1 eot..N.L,4p.e.ApAtOet.1100 STOCK& I Pit I CI. picas. I &Am 90 Oa PT 99 100 lot N to N 100 OS 100 86 87 N 100 N 100 10,000 112,000 20,000 100,000 26,000, 160,000 60,000 10000001 00,000 20,000 ■l,OOO 12.000 20,00 u 20,000 116,000 i6:66 5,000, 60,000 50,000 10,000 12,600 12,000 1° 11f 17 1 -. ri ft le 10 St 4", $7 of Par 74 77 1414 par I apis Ptia Par 4 4ipeo si 4 Pip 26 , st tem 111 116 , 112 116 114 pow 14 1 dial 31 34pan, BB 102 14 11 3 24Inn 4 atom 1 26 211 leipmPsi 4 7 Psi 4 2 4.14 111 SB Ifpm: 1* Ypm 1 2 11112Ipeo 10 11 pea Pm' 2 3pm 1} Iteme 1 10i 1 1 m. 1 4 91 10 pm. fpm Si SIM' 1411 OM 111m 6 Par Pm 1 id IS I Te kt 2 spo II 1 s i Pm, i 46 48 81 811 21 2448 rai iel tit I 80 4 1 1 1 P 1 140 145 11 WM id' SI 11 I SS * pm' 48 U I 41 5 pmt paz 10 1 0 1048 11 1; 1 1 2 1 Swi" I N I 34 ! t lle 11 :+1 4 141 6 9 M 1 14 19 56 ) 27 161 1617 . 2 .! I S SI 3) IS 14} sit 1 3 4 -1 i Five per Ceut. Stock, 104 i, 2 ; ditto 3e., ; Five per Cent. "eufaCed" rupee paper, 103 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 112. The India Five per Cent. Stock has slightly im proved. Mexican Bonds, Turkish Consolidds, and Italian stock have slightly receded to-day, but other foreign securities were tinis and in many instances all im - provement of to per cent. is presented. Spanish Internal Passive stock has risen to 314. In the market for bank shares the gent ral ten dency of prices was again decidedly upward.. Im perial Bank and Bank of Hindustan were espe cially buoyant, hut the upward movement was almost general. Auglo-Auatrian Bank have rise* to 14 to 11 prem., and Anglo-Italian Bank to 1/ to prem. General Credit shares have again risen toalay, the Paris telegrams announcing that the concession of the allied company in that city has Fassed the Council of State. There is also a rumour of a coming issue of new shares. Mercantile Credit shares have likewise advanced. The c!osing quota , tions are annexed, viz. :-International, :o 7 prem., ex div. ; General Credit, 5g to by prem. ; London Financial, 111 to 124 prem. ; Imperial Financial, sto 5i prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 94 to 10 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 34 to 4 prem. ; Credit Foncier ' ei to SA prem.; and - Financial Cor poration, 34 to 3j prem. The closing (but iu some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. :—Land Securities, 14 to 2 prem.; Consolidated Discount, 1 dia. to par ; Fore-street Warehouse, sto prem.; Smith, Knight, and Co., 24 to 3 prem. ; Queensland Sheep, I dis. to par ; Gellivara, par to prem.• City Offices, 3I to 41 prem. ; Bouelli's Telegraph', 4 to 14 prem.; European Central Railway, 4 , to 14 prem.: Port Auf:osta (South Australia) Railway, 4 to IA prem. i Ottoman Financial, ). to I prem. ; National Financial, to 2 prem. ; and Clyde Shipbuild ing, 24 to 31 prem. The Atlantic avid Great Western Railway 2nd Mortgage Bonds have been dealt in to-day from 24 to 3 prem. The New York "Section Bowie were to day quoted ex the new issue, while the Pennsylvania Bonds were q uoted ex both the new issue and the coupons.. . . . Mauritius Land Credit shares have risen to !, to 14 preui. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two O'CWt K. The mining market is firm to-day, with a good amount of business. East Lovell shares continue in strong demand, and have experienced a further rise of 155., being now quoted 12 to 13. East Ca radon are also better at 32k to ; Sitliney Metal at 5, 1 .. to ; East Russell at 41 to 4 1 , ; and Wheal Grenville at 91. Wheal Sewn are quoted 190 to 19:i, being dull ; Great Vor, 37 to 38; Wentworth Consols, 17 to 18 ; Prosper United, 7 to ; and Nangiles, 29 to 30. St. John del Rev shares have advanced, and Cape Copper, Poutgiband, and YudanatinitaLa are firm. Other foreign and colonial descriptions are quiet. The directors of the St. John dcl Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received by telegram, from Lisbon, the following report, dated Morro Velho, February :—" Produce, 11 days of February, 9,502 oitavas ; yield 4.4;91 oitavas per ton. Extra work ou baud going on favourably. The subjoiued weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Mvssni. von Dadelszeu and North : Basin's@ continues very quiet, and we do set anticipate a t i od e r f e . vi t r u alof res u the roda . l tads until perators an tb i e t re are more favouz the greatest caution. Iron Welsh bars remain in • slug gish state bat rather firmer than lad week. At the preh minary meeting of the Staffordshire iseamasters in Bir mingham on Thu Tuley it was resolved toadhere to last quar ter day's prices. Scotch pig iron has fluctuated but little; there is, however, more steadiness now ; present quotation Ms. 3d. ash ; 595. kid. three months epee. Copper : Second hand parcels of English am obtainable fully 3/. per tot under official prices, and until these ere cleared off sad some demand has sprung up for manufactured business can not well arms • healthier toes. Some few transactions have been reported is Barra at 1054 Kapunda is held for 1011/. and Chili 92/. 16 : The market is quiet . English common obtainable under official prices. Straits : There are millers at 112/. cash, buyers very sby. Banos is held for 1161. to 1171., but no business of importance. The Dutch mar kets is dull at 64f. Tin plates steady demand and prices easier. Lead holds its position well. Sooner : The market has warned adowoward teodency,imports being large and the consumptive demand very light ; besides bad been reported at 21/. 15e. and 211. 10• spot, at which there are now sellers; 21/. ss, ex-ship has also been accepted, and for forward delivery from 211. 15a, down to 21:. sa. Hull speller, 21/. 12.. 6d. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (TATS DAY.) (sy gazer= AND DrumArsont. rzzacturs.) (reom ova ovem coavisrosimarr.) Market steady. Sales, 6,000. Speculation sad expert. 1,50 U bales. TALLOW MARKET.-erHIS DA The market is quiet ; prices are quoted as follows :-- Town tallow , 41s. 3d. ; Petersburg Y. C. ow the spot, 41s. 9d. ; April, 41s. 6d. ; October to INicember, 45a. NAMKET AVERAGES. —Town tallow, 435. 9d. ; fat by ditto. 2s. 2d. ; yellow Russian, 43e. 3d.; melted stuff, 31a. 6d.; rough ditto, 17s. 6d. ; tallow pima, Itie. ; good drop, 74.; and Russia, on the spot, 42.. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Mesas. Harvey god Easton report prices without Alton; tioo :—Prima meadow hey, 73e. to Bth. • superior ditto. ft4s. to Ala ; ioferior ditto, 50e. to 61k ; clover, old, 9th. to 110 e. ; ditto new, sicced cut, 80s. to 105.. ; raw. 2.7.4. to 30e. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.). Vegetables and fruit in seems smithies to be well rap plied. New English grapes may now be obtained, and apples. though soarosooay still be had ; there are likewise a few domed, pears. Oranges are pule; lame ; the best are realising from Gs. to 10.. per 100. Coutioentel arrivals con tinue heavy ; among them are lettuces, oodles, carrots, esti chokes, and radishm. Flowers cniedy consist of tulips. hyacinths, orchids, heaths, pelargoniums, primness, migno nette, and roses. FRUIT. Pine apples, per lb., Oa to 10. (Prange', per 100, 44 to lOs Grapes. new, per lb., 204 to 00s Rats, small, D. bush. lu to Ils Apples, prr 4 Mere. 2. GI to Ss Kent cobs. 1405 per 100 its Pears, per dog, Os to Its 1 Almonds, do., Is.. Strawberries. per on. le to le i Walnuts, do. Its to 200 Lemons, per 100, Uto 1??.... „ I . 93 .. ssnuts. per bush., its, to 16s. Cabbages, p. dos., le to 'ft -- I Tirrnlps, per bunch, 4.1 to ad Caulalor ire, each, 4d 1. • rd ' Cucumbers. each, Is to 36 Asparaps. p. handle, Ss to las I heat, per dos, Led French Besno,per 100, 2s tolls , Sualots, per lb., 181 o.altale, per puma., Is to 3. I Celery, per bundle, 1. 61 to ft Rhubarb, p bundle, Dd to 166 d Garlic, per lb., 8.1 Potatoes, York Regents, per Lettuces, each, Id to 4.1 ton, eft to 806 Iftrllve, per score. ls to 2s „ Shows, do., fas to Gas I florseradlsh,p.bunch, 1-0 d to 4/6 new, per lb . ft to 36 Mushrooms, p pott., Is to Is N Carrots, do., 6d to 144 Parsley, per 12 bunches, 36 to dm I „ young, per bunch, 3a Herb., per bunch. 5,1 rItAFTIC Rzczirrs.—The traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom, published for the week ending the 26th of March, amounted on 11,184 miles, to 681.6254 and for the corresponding week of 1863, ors 10.80 mike, to 52.6,4841., showing an increase of 379 miles, sad of the sum of 75,1414 in the rsoeipm. The gross !weeps. ea 14 of the principal railways in the Coked Kingdom amonoted for the week on 7,730 mike to 485,0034, sad for the corresponding week of last year, on 7,565 mike, to 419,1051., showing,. Mamie in the 'Miens of 165 miles, and of 64,11961. is the receipts. The increase on the Caledonise amounted to 1,5471.; on the Great Eastern to 4,225!.; on the Great Northern to 1,879/. ; on the Great Southern and Western to 853/. ; on the Groat Western to 1i,2991. ; ou the Lulea shire and Yorkshire to 6,8171.; on the Loudon and North- Western to 12,5061. ; on the Loudest sad Brighton to 5,186/. ; on the London and South Welders to 3,544 i/. ; on the Manchester, Sheffield., and Liocoloshire to 3,0091. ; on the Midland to 7,3641. ; oti the North British to 9334 ; on the North Eastern to 7.2801. ; and ea th e South Beaters to 4,4534—t0ta1, 65,8981. The receipts on 61 other lines in the United Kingdom amounted on 3,4:4 miles to 116,622/., and for the corresponding week of last year, on 3.240 miles, to 107,3794, showing an loess's of 214 miles and of 9,2434 in the receipts. The goods traffic on the 14 lines above mentiooed amounted for the week to 260.9961. against 244,58 W., showing an imams of 16,4071. The passengers, paresis, wads. kc.. trafEo on thoselisr amounted to 224.0874 against 174,5164. for the corresponding period of 1863, showing se istereums of 49,491/. These figures show a oossidernble increase in the trade of the country. The total receipts of the past week show an increase of 50,4401. as compared with the,. of the reseeding week ending the 19th Muth. NT 100 WI 99