The Express. — London, England, 1859-03-29 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS Dn.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Evans.) IN R ♦LLL', This WWI the sitting for choice of assignees it the matter of I, Bedford Atka, described as an insurance broker sad tut dimwit ter, of Lloyd's, and of Walthanistoa. The bsukrapt has at - aided. His liabilities are variously stated at hoer Auto:. to iio,ooo/.. the rely ovate consist of the furnit-de, Be, in hie hoses et Waltharnstow, worth stout 00'. Proofs to a small amount were mate. and Mr. John Budd, draper and grocer, of Waltham •was accepted trade uteracti. Messrs, Lavigne*, I es, sad Boyer no the .olleitore nada the bankrnpk7. The bankrupt has until the examination meeting to nu. reader , should he thew fail to do so, be will be proclaimed. (Before Mr. Registrar Miller.) 17 .. 12 J. The bankrupt was a miller end cora sad coal merchant, of Dartford. The bankraptcy bad been °ma/lotted by that of b,if relative* the banker% of Oravesead and Dartford, is wC .e liabilities he h.t4 largely participated. Hs now passed hie etsminstion oa scrotums prepared by Meson. Hart, sh,wing liabilities of 18,000/. IY Itt TUR ROYAL ■IITIIIS BANK. A pirate stooting Was appointed to be held nada this bankruptcy; but in rmaequence of the absence of the oom mL•i000r fr o m ind.p 4Utum, an adjournment was takes. The isquiry, it wee stated, had teferenise to some mortgages. (Bre Mr. Commissioner Foublestque.) IN a■ [NO/T. The beak:apt, a draper, at ltsidstose, patted We e:aml• bet lon on soceosts showing debts of 1.4001., and easels be. twos 6001. NA 7004 INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. IN II MONA/ LLOYD.-ILITIAOIDUMIT CAM OF ICI AAAAAA 1.2eC1. Thb iviolvent, dralbsi as Wair.s Ikamany ba bus in the &rosy, sad oboes sass was beers dr mkt as • bar oressiss. appaised drs istediestke. The essoydslas was ow a Nadas entriovasposs mods se the port of Mr. Thonsi, dressmsbow, d Rupat.skwirt. Mr. Rood fresh sad Mr. lisrpod sepporisd. Thies wore outs-two rosidososs Y the Wish* sad Ks delta wise warty 20,0001.. of whkh Oki 100001. was Ass to the inoolvest's babas Moist la Inks& Tbs laishowd was married ewes ;ciao ago, sad his beam was diest 0001. a seer. Us bad vagina shoat la varlossAtkis at ram Famed Risedism sod bad esainstild debts. Ks we I Mr. Those! eat, sad ths prior bb bsd bows pill by Mrs. Lliticra father. The isweinial west to prisms la May lost, and the yawing enter was the Mail 44 Jaspiary. Mr. Roe I urged apes the mart tbst a Jehrisant should bi bate to mark its manse al tie Nakao tettsysgants punned Ly the 10004•1111 L The Coonskins/re reeposed with Mr. Tbonsiii, who els. dared that be wanted justice, and rsearbod that the kiwi %Mts. father woo s rich =a. Mr. Colemilwieser Murphy said the court would sem pat the icicle at imprisotusent on a man bemuse his hither was HA. Already had the toaolveat beta 11 maths in peicis. Mr. Tlitraiel enerreated that, further imprisonment would keep hies oat of smirched, and prevent further debt. (A bait.) lir Centutel liter Murphy said be should madder the tirx the insi.lvest bed bees in prima, sad he es preened attention to give e Judgment which would have the 'dint to mike the imprisonment extend over twelve mouths. BM Honour gave &judgment of three calendar months from the vesting order on the fled January. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-BOUM. J6A- .11.•tms, • 1;:ii:;;r - iile . 6teo;tIlister roatteeemes, ass cb.triert with atealiog a silk ksorlkerckisf, the property or Robert Hawke', a beaker's clerk. . _ 7 - tor demeed that to the merlons afternoon be was pumas thruigh Ball-wort, Loraherd-shut, chubs suddenly felt a tag at his pocket, and ea potting Us hand there found tiat h beadkerchlef was gnu. Tuning his eye, he saw the prbeisar just bellied biro, and to none else woe la the (me, be taxed the prisoner with taking it, as imputation chid is ladignantly denied. Jut then, beirever, i • policeman came into Um mart, sad Uwe, gars dim into custody. The prisoner solemnly protested that he bed never wen the " tunkereber," end whin the officer, obeerring as aansisal welling la the chest, pulled it from beneath hie waistamt, be &eland til•4 w he we. to tiOntercent as an bonbon babe, sad didn't know ow it'd got there." The 1701iommTiadePOseltdd on the way t 3 the Madam the Li7:rtripped hte up sad got away, and that when o&rer) g..it up again sad pursued the be arm nipped up a fecund time by oae of the primmer's eon paellas, sad fell heavily upon him hasis and Imes, end to the great peril of his ones (the Foliemasn's nasal cepa was a Weiliegtem with • most promisset bridge). Fortenstely • gi stamen mopped the prisoner, of he would have got Jeer ell.. . . . The prisoner now Impudently crors-Intelimsed the wit news, and rid " they 'adn't no tight to punish 'in cos as 'ow there wesn't no proof that e'd sit. It wit 'apposed, but not roved, that he bad bean previ ously conti , td, sod Mr. Alderman Allen (who rat for the Lord Mayor) said be had heard quits enough to 0011V.I1 e him that the prisoese was a most d.nuerous cburactrr, end ho trunk) time/ore send him to bard labour for three mouths. Committed accordingly. CLERILENWELL. ROBBING CIIILDRZN. ki .7- C A dirry-100 isg gir l, w ho gam tLo was of Ifersur Smith, aged IT. of no settled roskisecia described as • hawker of mod", was plse:d at the bees before Mr. Coyne, charged with rteallo,g from a number of ehill rem their clothing sod other articles. . Prom the evidence it spreared that the prisoner was seen ' to stop • child and take off it. ',cots. On this ceramic's she got sway, but shortly afterwards she stopped ano their child rod to ik away from her a basket she was carrying, and oleo the child'a cape. Al soon as the mother heard of bee child being robbed eh- informed po:ice- constable Croome, 118 8, of ir, end eh le speaking to him the prisoner basketpared, having the :whet in her poem...too. When accused of the robbery, prisoner said she was gailty, bat had done It through digress. Sergeant Conway, 8 division, said that there ware several purees in court whose children bed been robbed, and c rm plaints were being daily made at the police-station of similar robto ries. The prienner pleaded guilty. Mr. Cembe rainier , eel her to four month,' hard Labour in the House of Coruction. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. •001LAVATILD .48 , 4t1. LT AND DEPEKTION OP • WIPE- FORTUNATE CAPTURE. 7404.49 Edouard Gilbert,• teacher of made, was brought up in custody of blhillisgfrd, um of the warrant ogress of the court, baring been taken by lira on board the British Queen, at Oravearad, wbich vessel was to sail this day for Anekliad, New Zealand, charged with an assault on hie The prosreutriz (Julia Gilbert) said abs bad been married to the pm...ter only sit months. He had left h•r end grew with &amber timer, by whom ha bad 00193 obildrea Rad on Sunday Net he came to erb , re ahe wav stay ine, when she sekad him if he was not, as she h•nrd he wit , going sway, to make bee maw allowance. At that time pets met (who had his bat sad exit og) went down to sourer a ring at the bell, esti did not coma back, bat sant the female for his hat mid mat, wbieh she refused to let her bay., He tame back, sad ea her abbe intetforing he atruik bar, mad afterwards gam bar (prra•cutrit) a violent blow to the niontb, lo amass one of tor teeth. She 9•11 in adm itute con- Mhos, eel, havlag a amen room of furniture, and which the had no doubt maid be taken by the landlord. Mr. Lewis, of Oran. Marlbmourk-street, addrwsed the magistrate (Mr. Beedon) at a •me length for the prisoner, concluding with a n quest the it might he Mated se a COOlOlOl2 . Mr. Bead.m said hen was a man, married eddy WI mouths, doesetiag Et@ soh sad goieg away with soother woman; and past before going nu board t'se snip to kale her pQr•d:ddv for e'er. and for alight be (Me w ehy magistrate) 'mew, M the bawdy way--iemitaltieg her. He aemedwed it a very aggravated east. Committed for boar mouths, with herd labour. 60IJTHWARIE. 11 , 4P1•11 PVICIDN. Of Zit , . a mai Idlwaged awls, of very sickly weperea =VP, ••.11. brouctot before lir. Borcharn, *barged walk et trzat.t.ag to await saicide by hanging horwelf. A eonatsbie of the M divioce wad be was os duty in Red Crowstreet, bootbwask, alertly &16w three o'clock is t►e n•asin_, ware he wr cane! Iwo ow , of the bowel by e Imes* and rs tbe washbows raw the yriweer ►caging by the seek to ewe of rh•• rebore. He hureedistely est Lino dove, end es woe as he sofa recovered, he book kits to the stsoiowb The 'llea the prissier odd be bad Formerly sorbed kir Mr. Re Id us, the dart 011itaN0f, bet latterly he bed esilwed saverel) tr.ds disesseel the vise, sad bed bees kept is S. 11lay.eses W-rkhasse. Os Musdey he mew how, sad stoat krit is then .slag she seised Lira sad seat bee sea to Init after hie, art be Rood his father about Is husk host.lf. inaairly called he assistisce, ma Mr- Met. 1. lb* n ast .Ido ease Is amid est hits des Wirt he listinired Aim. It Mr. Dar, Live .4,1 .Lett lad ever attempted to &erg ►i.orll . . a,.. Ellis replied in the negative, bat be bad several dorm thuatened bi. Me, and be matt net to be allontd eat of the v.:elbow% a. the dims.' he was h 5 taring anise affected kW brats. 111r.larch los told he hat as doobt of that from Isis tabs male sppasouste. He ought ant to he allowed est of the works."... obi , / he 1114 labottrior sniff a Lett a feerful di* ere ;11 wee eutwegh to dries hie etas, from him. I:ader sll the drew...woe., he shout 1 direct the constable to take kiln WA to the workhouse, wi.k or less to keep km there, sad pay mantissa to the poor facie wants. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 29, 1859. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT ILZCTILIC TIL11011AP1.) NORTHAMPTON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) TRIAL STAKES. Ligebnat .. .. .. .. .. Zuyder Zee .. •• ~ __ .. t 12 ran. Abaft° was eeratchett for the Northampton Stake., Isat eight. STAND PLATE. One mile Am:lent Bntm, Tame Deer, Greenwich Fair, Soothsayer, Kestrel, The Berl. Dejanirs, M•litTaa, Schoolfellow, Vigo, Layton, Palma f, Whimskail, Yorkshire MI., and Artless, me here. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES. Two mile Special Licesue, Borderer, Yorkshire Orey, Blw Jacket, Blackthorn, Clydesdale, Stapleton, Bald-faced Stag, Rio, Courier, The Earl, Beacon, Haymaker, Shafto, Queen Bwy Newenatle, Mutineer, Pan. Broadbrico, Gladiolus, The Deno, Precious Stone, Gem, Little Agnes, Paul Jones, Yellow Ron, Old Point, Bevis, Vince, and Harraton are here. ACCEPTANCES FOR THE NENE HANDICAP. About ere furlongs. Theodora, New Brighton, Little Gerard, Scribbler, Polly Jobwon, &looks, July, Dumfries, Freieziok, Joskin, and Minster. All are hare. el I lid. $ WHITTLEBURY STAKES. Three gaseous of s mile. North Linea* Pandora, Morselliaise, Acheson, Sir Her esies, Chirp, Palm Leaf, Gallus, Little Agues, Madrid, Thornonby, Blister c, Hersey f, Sister to Pandora, Precise, end Vivandisee f, arc here. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S GUINEAS. Two tam Fiabermaa, Tournamaat, Borderw, Baethoveu, Thorabill, Naha, Stcckharo„ Supple Jack, Whimsical, lElng at Arms, Shafto, Lifeboat, sad Tallow Row. All ant bars. LATEST BETTING. 6 lo 1 Aga Liitto Agneos 7 to 1 Newcsatlo 81' 1 Gladsolua 11 to 1 Bar Three 11 to 1 Else Jacket EARL SPENCER'S PLATE. 8 to 1 on Tlto Plebi (air) FL THE 8002 CE OP THE HILL—ANOTHER s iti IXPIDITION. A letter from Marseilles, of Saturday, states that • fresh expedition has ter organised for diaoverag the source of the Nile. The expedition is conducted by IL ri.„.l Mani, a Venetian, who hie inhabited Cairo for the last 10 rem He I. • member of the Geographical Society of Paris, and the author of • of the Valley of the Nile. He has carefully studiethe Variol3. &acuities attending his perilous enterprise. He cams to Francs two months p dace to complete tin ',Whitt and the personnel of hie expo- dines. The Emperor Napoleon authorised the Minister of r War to deliver to M. Miaui the arms and ammunition weer any for his escort. The director of the mental of filar settlee hen consequently forwarded 100 fiat utu•kets and 3,000 cartridges to Alexandria. The expedition is composed of the Parisian painter, Dams' ; Captain Peyboux, of the French commercial navy, whose intetion is to make observations and Or the degrees of latitude rind longitude, and to construct boata to (ravers, the lakes which the expedition may meet; of M. Panne', of Avignon, sem- I Lary to (be expedition ; aphysician, s satarekt, mid a dietniet who are saw la Egypt. The expedition will finite bend-quer tire at Kartouw, Is Upper Egypt, • town in which about 12 natives of Marseilles or Genoa reside. M. MOW is supplied with a formidable 'outbid, end his escort I. to be numeroas. He takes with him a quantity of French trinkets to present to the chide of Arab tribes, or to African prlhoeos,, or fir traffic. M. expedition ha. • double e —first scientific, and next columnist. M. Mimi has already connected with merchants in Paris for se the delivery of elephants' teeth, golf dust, oomer, es coral, indigo, lion, Feather, leopard, sad tiger skins, whi ch F,,t . are of great value is Parte. The members ef the Weal ex- 6, 1 pedition are armed with Midi rifles which kill at 1,000 yards, and with sabres similar to those of the Chussurs of Vit.- • cennes, which fit to the rifles. They are likewise furnished with admen end metallic masks, to protect them from the bite of pokanous insects. They carry with them likewise • sup ply of fi ightful masks calculated to terrify the rood savage tribe.. Th e members of the expedition, who will feed them selves as they can, and chiefly by the chase, will traverse Nubia, Seminar and Abyssinia . They expect to go far beyond the Eq uator, and to err:resin whether web • tribe of zeroes exist tithe Nima-Nism; and, if they and pro tection, they will traverse Africa in Its entire length, and come out on the roost oppoalte Zanzibar. When all the peeparatkes are concluded, M. Mieni and his colkagnes will cubit* ea booed the Sneak Mesmer which carries the India 1.6! or on Sunday next, on board the Timaise, of the awe pr.'s imperials, 'Company. Oa arrivia,g at Alexandria I . ‘ they will claim the protection of Said Pasha, Viceroy of si Egypt. SALMON FISHING. The parliamentary committee on the Tweed Fish eries Bill have made • special report, which wee bowel with the parltamentary mere this morning. They state that timer the act d 1857, the destruction of salmon on their jp, spsentingtheds has much increased, and all the witnesses L. concur in stattrig that in the spawning season of 1858 the ft. destruction was enormous. That this deetructiot has been Ilk camel by ordinary poachers; but "there are grounds f o r believing that pre ens in a much higher position of life have refrained front using their ieffaenct to prevent it." This state of 'Map hoe mainly arisen from a feeling on the part of th 5 proprietors of the upper parts of the river, in which the breeding-rewinds ate situate, that they have no interest s t in the preservation of the salmon, and consequently take no et step to prevent their destruction. The committee, believing Pl. it to be moat desirable to supply such an interest as will in- a ducethe upper proprietors to protect the salmon, have ia- sr. meted a provision in the bill by which rod-fishing is per t mitted to coatinue for ten weeks after the terinination of net-flehing. They tslicse that thia will have the effect of I inducing • better feeling on the part of the upper proprie•ors n. than now °lista, and that large numbers of salmon will be preserved from poachers; a result which will be of the ge greatest advantage to the interests of the whole river. The see witness* concur in stating that, while very little dettraction to the breed of slows is aimed by dal ore of the rod under proper reatrietions, greet protection will be all ailed by the prieesce on the river ot the fair and legitimise Meer. The committee have flied the conau,nremant of the mutual • close time on the 15th September instead of the let October as at present, and have flied the commencement of set ash ing on the 15th September instead of the Ist March, thus g t allowing the same number of week, net-tithing as by the pee- , sent law, but at as earlier period of the year. In concluding their report the committee observe that, "although perhaps going somewhat beyond their legitimate 0. Linen , na, they cannot refrain from pointing out the great E. national int/slums of increasing the productiveness of the 3 7 4 salmon sprats in the rivers of the reSted K tnglom. That a greenly-increased production may be created by the spplics bon of simple and now well-recognimd principles, has bees abundantly proved in Inland, and In some of the time erf Scotland ; and the committee are of opinion that the time has arrived when a staler course should be punned in the Iti a. other salmon-prolueing rivers of the country." The Caps papers mention that a commission has boon sittiog to determine the salt of Lad inallaine. The re sult I. than 1,000 Cape foot aro t ) represent 1,033 Britiak "bat we cannot me," says the Grahamstown Journal, why mterythiag her, ninths, mean» of area, quantity, or rostrata, thread not by an set of parliamout be at mom as/imitated to the imperisl stead ad W. hare &kirk ow way, so ought we to hors &limb currency sad rommtres." The c Atesiesiononf report cluatsins assay facts of interest, ammgst wbkb is a labia showing that fifty millions of sores of land hare be graatel in the co'ony Galigaani of yesterday says :—" The first steeple chases of the arms as of yesterday et La Martha, and were favoured with megniflornt weather. The attendance of oportiny characters ass not so gnat SO it generally le; bet of ordinary spectators thus was se lack, and the gathering et carriages was eery cowidersble. From the conditions laid dawn for the Men-Ikt evente, the beet temple-chain 110191111 iS Prance were excluded, and mat of the home wide►lt dodged were hat little or not at all known; there we seesequewly little boffins. TM ilfst event, which was marked by serves] niiAaps, wan won by an English home keleseleg to an English gentlemen. and the other two ware set &moll at interest. TM wiener tottered to was Captain Chichester, with his horse Battle." CALIDONIAN Counelno Clxs.—The spring meet leg el tbi4 club will exeunt:ice u-ecwrow (this day) at Petneflao, sheet • Wile from Contains Junction, to run for the Calsdaniut Cap, rains 4161., for which sixty-four don are eatagad, lasabtoe the Carmichael Stakes, value 1441., for which thirty-two dogs are entered. There will be two other stakes run tor, the notoineit MIS fur which at. fast tilling up. It will, we andel...tuba, be one of the hugest ani meet nine satin, footnote that hen ever tarn place in tkot and. from the cirennatt nue that thy ,?Ms will be the bout that England and Seotlawl eon produce, end many of them being thorn who so tartly c.impeted for the 011111 M We'erloo Cep.—Sconstan. Tug CAPrTOWN Remwse.--This railway is likely es tad the blowing a aids • vayearious hindrance to its eonettuion sad mainteasson There are so sway cont- Bathe intonate trytmg to isfloeseattht direeityi it shall Mk% bat imeseneesset, for some time to come, Is improbable. It tramp,. a desert, where miles of nand arc in IDOtlisi 61.1A4a140.101 Journal. The international congrees on telegrahs which lot last year at base, is to meet this yew et P ad s, at the request of the French gocenuutet. IN too IN L o 162 SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLon. In the railway share market to-day attention is almost exclusively occupied with the settlement, which has commenced this day. The fresh transit°. tions have been extremely limited. Prices are steady at the closing quotation' of yesterday,. the only i feature ofi mportance being a rise of 1 per cent. in North British. Present quotations are as follows, and are all for the settlement now pending, viz. :—London and North Western stock, 96 to 1; Great Western, 681 to 1; Midland, 101 to 1 ;Lancashire and Yorkshire, 011 to I, being flat ; Caledonian, 841 to t; South Eastern, 21/ to 1 per share ; Berwick, 921 to 93 ; York and North Midland, 76j to 77; and North British, 80i to 61. French railway shares are firm. Lomberdo-Ve netian shares are steady at the closing quota tions of yesterday, the Old shares being quoted 1 3-16 to 1 6.16 press., and the new 11-16 to t prem. East Indian Railway stock is rather firmer at 1021 to Grand Trunk of Canada stock is in better demand. Masan '~MK~ Clmoir a rketbied •• Dm& • Abr — .l 100 But MAIM. A. T P. leo De. 0. p. 100 IL Onuellis Is..epp l zu 11.: irr 0p . t. On Bi-. 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Cs it In In 10 .1 p.n. 92 aril ad 111 M►yf 1011 1 F 1 g 1 111 1 34 " 102 104 Pat an id al &tiro iLiiiw sii . r4 1.2 K ta. li i tile I* I all asa "alio vl.l po ra• woo "lA* ilki it i l die ills sir NIND WTA t 5 P. a. a55..1171 1 1 , S. 3• 1 7.11 1 1. d pi. Miss. WI . I is:".l - &"1 p.ias—;;;E:ll N 100 •1 0 MI 194 IT IT 3d 141 II N a rii IR 44 Ili lie OS ii It I t +.. • • IV lie Ii 01 NI 111 K N 0 0 MEET 11117•11=i7 - Yet liiiiia; fm m ........ : Tiiiiii :ii ow.l— t erjriorga) leaft et Twos WW a i 17.741==.1 coml. l p.n. Is i t la 1 05 4 isle N. I OL g g GO 476 ftl6 U 0 14 16 i a 14 1 Si I 11 U SS it iti, zi ~ sd 90 . 100. N6 ' ....1 106 676 11 3 106 no 0 111 6 a l J 76 SO 190 100 1.10 140 U B 10. 11 I 11.0001 10 10.009 11 %Mel 1 11,000 10 10.000 1 71.001' 11.00: 1 1W 000 1 I MAN 10.000 100.0001 0 0 1.000 1 461.114 NM 0 44 N I II Ts sr II 13 It 1 SI IS t i ti e 0 .' I" .yesk Ps I .1 e k Mat IN II V I" a.; i C tow skqe se MOM N IMO IM•Ir N KIM N WON VA ANC IS strt LKO 16 .1407 MI MII tir. +f► si 11 4 at to fry i 4 i • 'U I" as li eel ---- r- -- IS 14 U S 4 DI 118 Si li lii al I! 11 14 II 112 117 9 I* Ft is . ei I.• II il t II 7 I Ids T I 1 i. i poi 13 1 a IS 13 14 Pm .., . 4 . 3 'I, 1134 US ill I 141 i 1 4 di 1 MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY Two et.loot. Great inactivity continues to prevail in the Stock Exchange, but prices are steady. The English funds, as well as English, French, and Lombardo- Venetian railway shares, are fairly supported at yes terday's closing quotations, notwithstanding the continued fall on the Paris Bourse. The dealers are principally occupied with the fortnightly settle ment in shares and foreign stocks, which has oom- menced this day. An Commally small amount of bosineat has been done for the new account. The official price for the Three per Cent. Rentes at the opening of the Paris Bourse this morning, according to Mr. Renter'. telegram, was 67.90, and at half-past one o'clock 67.96, showing a fresh fall of I per cent, compared with the latest price of yesterday. Consols have been alternately " buyers and " *el _ lers," at 961 for the 7th of April, and arc now quoted " sellers" at that price. • For money the present price is 95/ " buyers," and for the May settlement, 96 " sellers." The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures have been dealt in at 98j, and Exchequer Bills, at 32e. to Ws. prem. Foreign stocks exhibit no important alteration. The new Turkish Loan is again rather weaker, at 781 to 79. The old Six per Cents. are quiet, at 921 to 93. Sales are re corded as follows Brazilian Four-and- Half per Cents., 1858, 941; Mexican Three per Cents., 21f, 211 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 461 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1011 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 301; the Committee's Certificates for the Unfounded Coupons, 5; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 93, 921 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 781; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 103, 1021, 103; Venezuela Five per Cents., 421. The demand for money yesterday was moderate, both at the Bank and in other quarters, but very few bills were discounted below the Bank minimum. Saturday next is the last day for the payment of 1,000,0001. on the new East Indian Railway Deben- tures. At Hamburg the rate of discount rose on Saturday to 3} per cent., in consequence of the continued de mand for silver. The silver market was flatter to-day, and trans actions took place at a reduction in price. Including about 300,0001. on government account, the shipments of silver by the Calcutta steamer on the 4th April will probably amount to between 000,0001. and 700,000/. The 116,6001. in Australian gold by the Tornado has been taken for the Continent The Jura has arrived from New York with 36,0001. in specie. The steamer Parana, which is expected to arrive at the end of the week with mails from the West Indies and Mexico, will probably bring about 200,0001. in gold and silver. The movement of the Calcutta and China ex changes, as reported by telegram, appears to be slightly more unfavourable to this country. The announcement iu the Calcutta telegrams that the favourable financial statement made by Lord Stanley on the 13th February caused a rise of about 7 per cent. in the value of government scarifies at Calcutta, affords an idea of the immediate recovery which would take place in the native money markets were the existing difficulties grappled with by the home government in a bold and enlightened spirit. It is very unfortunate that Lord Stanley's views, the expression of which has bad so important an effect in India, prove to have rested upon an inadequate basis. The Calcutta and China mails, via Marseilles, will be delivered in London to-morrow morning. At St Petersburg the exchange is quoted 36 5-16 d. The wheat market yesterday was steady at the previous Monday's prices. The last advice@ from Vera Cruz communicate an order addressed to the authorities at that port by Senor Campo, Minister for Foreign Affairs, in structing them to set apart and under no circum stances whatever to use the monies assigned to English and French subjects. Senor Ocampo had also issued a circular referring to the demands lately made by the English and French naval commanders. Their stipulation that agents nominated by the English and French creditors should be empowered to supervise the proceedings of the custom-houses, and to have free access to all books and other docu ments, was absolutely refused by the Mexican go vernment, upon the ground of its humiliating cha racter. The minister states that President Suarez has been made aware of the irregularities which have occurred in the payments to • the foreign creditors, affirms hie anxious - wish to satisfy all just claims, and declares that, in so far as his administration is concerned, these irregularities shall no longer be permitted. The intervention of the British naval forces has at once been productive of the good results antici pated. The bondholders devoutly hope that the pressure will be kept up, should symptoms of back sliding on the part of the Mexican officials become apparent. Mr. J. Norbury, sen., of the firm of James Capel and Co., has been elected chairman of the Stock Exchange, and Mr. F. L. Slone deputy-chairman. At the annual general meeting of the British American Land Company, hold yesterday, the report stated that the land sales had increased, compered with those of the previous year, to the extent of 7,920} acres ; there had been a reduction, however, in the prices obtained. The sum realised by the a sales was 14,9691. The surplus of assets over lia bilities was stated at 34,0761. The directors do not consider themselves in a position to declare a divi dend at present. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 8421. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of the railway calls falling due in April. The aggregate is unusually large—viz., 2,274,7681.—0 wing to the demands for Indian railways. Amount par .hare. Dale AptU, 1369. Dam e . p aid. Ca. tesly Sumter of duns Bombs,. Darods, dm, 13 139 £4 10 0 11.770 £186.001 Cellos l4 It 1• 0 00.000 as.w4 Wits sod Dn..* Zo Wive or Costs 1401.. . 1 15 110 0 6.63 1 1 7. 0 / e brat. Prat. Dev Ilitanolos IsaledlaFoursod-snall 18 per Cent. Debrotsees. . 2 dist. IN • 0 10.0001.•001 0 1 Do.. Doe M. obssee.l969 16 dept. 60 • 60.69 Drat Poss of hells 9 a 30 0 13.009 73.00 Orellt Wotan of OMAN Bas . 1 3 Mo s se ese 1364554 .. 1 Lo I Fs Protos Junction. Qaset. IL 3) Moths. 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Vales of , d W aft lissag, .es.llrkei lArdoa As& lleslaralimi rtsll.. = " 2l . gml aB".." ag S wwww Del=iii e V kmelar lied an ,lIMAIriddIasTILA p•amot1011810 Do. 0 , Orads. • - Iti 10k 0 . 0 . 11 ZaadiU " a : 17;ir71. OIL nreanws,.• IhmtAxsecetatliMa Mist& To W. 1w Ift e mg Amt. Cur.& lad.Janat.TY. Oared Maas tsar NA A. Tel !afel.Dl4(SatTit.lL.) 1.. Gen.Oeselbee oe. Mader Intim& (SAW XL Tel 7 at kt ii, l =l " lsLead . 111.8ratalLenLimi ' ate Cl= De. Illow Mar Orka.le.luabOAal Pod A s OniAlises Rai how Ti *ma IWO& Mr Invong 9eat) Asanlian Lai •Omitme !' being quoted i per cent. The aerial business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 9d;, 1, j; ditto, for amount (7th April), 951, 1; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 97;,96}; India Bonds, 149. prem. Exchequer Bills were dull, at 336. to 365. prem., and the Indian Four per Cent. Debentutes at 97; to 98f. The foreign stock market was likewise inactive. Turkish securities closed the same as on Saturday. the Old Six per Cents. at 92f to 93, and the New Loan at 7sl to 791. Mexican Bonds were again in demand. and have recovered to 211 to I. Sardinian were fiat, at 84 to 82f. There have been • few sales of Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., pro bably for account of holders who contemplate sub scribing to the new loan. Bank shares to-day were quiet, at former prices. In the market for miscellaneous shares the only feature of importance was a decline in Canada Land. London Dock stock was officially marked 90f. The shares of the Whittington Estate and Colliery Com pany were quoted Ito I prem. The New Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Debentnres of the East Indian Railway Company have fallen to f to I prem. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Ci.oci. In the mining market this morning busi ness has been less active than of late. Shares in East Wheal Russell are steady, at 15 to 16. There have also been transactions in shares in Wheal Margaret, Rosewarne, Tretoil and Moser, and Stray Park shares. Alfred Consols shares are officially marked in the Stock Exchange 61. Foreign and colonial mining shares are very quiet. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 113. A pothlon foe the windinfbup of the Antio-Callfornlan 001 , 1 Midst Company by the Court of t. htuere h eabected to be beard before View Chaacellor a, T. Elnderaley, oa the lath April. The °Metal manager of the Meek= and Beath America% oouiPalY has made deep call of ti per Mere al the contributories. pay able by the 7th Apra. Herod Foot Him mad on the 26 t i instant LS tons of lead ore, et 17f. 12‘..11. per ton : amount of n 10.1,4981 ed. Wheel Tretarrah eampled on the Bpd Wawa, 74 tom of copper ors. At a meeting of adventurers in Wheel Bitty (Latta% held on the 2rd huitaat. a dividend of 10a per slum was declared. As • meeting of the adventurers to Bolling Well HIM held MMUS'. call of Se. ter share was made. The Australian Mining Cointiany are In etc Apt of oslirbsee from their agent. Ste Davenport. dated Adelaide, Jan. 20. He writs—" Seeing tae ticlotibted promise attached to them works (Chariton) I mrioude think, If the c erDeny Mind 4 not recur to their wartiag. It would well be banded , iver to some kixiish capitalists who wo ie Ma: the itopdage of these w uld. The comment (mime here w art eat w oks, whilst so pro. wising as their nature would Indicate. he not Metall them the teal Mae merit. deseive. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(TRIB DAV.) (IT 111111/11 AND IRISH MAONNTIO TILSORAPK.) (PROW OUR OWN CORBDSPoNDINT.I Market quiet; demand fair for Egyptian wheat. Wheat, slow trade; no &heroics in prime. Indian corn m Aerate business. Flour no barnea of malaria. Oar sad oatmeal in qatet request. Beans without request. MINCLNO-LANE.—(TIUS DAY.) Sortatt.—The market km opened with • dull appearance, and toe pablic wales ars programing heavily. Relined un altered. Lampe, 62e. 6d. to 54e. Comm.—The public sties are going off steadily. TEA.—Tho market is inactive, but prices am unaltcrei. EIALTPIITRE.—The public , tales went off at rather lower prior. Refrsoioa, 3k to 6k, 395. 6d. to 40.. 33. Rms.—The bulk of lug. public gales was bought in. Arno= at 7s. 6d. to 7s. 94.; Rsagoen, 6s. 6d. Run —The market to gale. In other beteleenomsteriM alteration. Markets generally have a dull appearance. TALLOW mARKsT.—(rEns DA/.) The market is firm. Prices we quoted as follows . Tows tallow, 62e. 6i. we't ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 635. , all this month, das ; April to June, 62.. 96. ; April alone, 624. 94. to 63e. ; October to Deomater, 63a. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Davie and Company report trade rather dull at the fol lowing crime :—Prime meadow hay, 765. to 80e.; imperkw ditto, 82s. to 88s. ; inferior ditto, 80e. to 80e.; rowels. 64. to DM.; clover, old, 98s. to 102.. Bd. ; ditto, now owed cut, 80s. to 90a. , straw, 241. to 28e. LOCAL SHARI MARZIT3. LTTISIVOL. MAKI n -TM,* oat hanny sty bUliocadoing to-day MO no =arta dont fiat. lltrteohntlt. •:' 4-1111411bureN 119 - Cal•Axalens, 24 1--41440ter and 11 , 421.94. 491 5.1-tottens Oa 11-1:2•4 Laucantro. Wow.% 66 i-Unonalco awl Tannin. Wll- North Lwa and Non 144•44ra. 94 t -04441141 d. 391 -ttidlt4d. P.l 9- Brain, 6.9- 1 e 929 3 -York oaa Nwth Tel 79-Lccds Vottbern. 41 f-Dowom 21 1-1 d 311- Itu4sa alue(ll4, 4j f ot Woad", 1316 161d-Won 'Panora of Canada, 141 MO9 , a.na, llama AL-Tbe barons his bun no a nry nun snla 4.rtcw qu0'.9,1 nth. lower. Lead,. 96 42 1-Docas, 21 la- 4 Nor p th &MA. 03 -Gnat lantern. 5111-6beffialcla 364 , 13i ea minor. Mama 42.-114 tramewaloss In tab market to-dap 'gm atnitt.l. but pIO icacrall2 won Ulla. In local .tont a fait amount of twoloon dons. POPULATION, REVENUE, AND REPRESENTATION. —ls s curious return lamed this morifiag, obtained by Hr. Dunlop, the estimated papulatiqt of England, Scotland. and Ireland rtepectively on the 31st of March, 1859 (which we have tecontly published), is given; then the amount of revenue derived from notation franc each country in the two yews endleg the 31st of December list, and upon these figure, a caleulatint le bored of tbs number of re presentatives which ea& of the division, of the Unged Kingdom would have, if the 654 membess of the House of Commons were allotted to them. This calcula.ian would give, proportiocat , ly, to est:mated wpulaSion, 447 to England, 71 to Scotland, and 136 to Ire land; psoportionstely to amount of revenue from taxation, 514 to EAglsad, 74 to Scotland, and 66 to Ireland; proper thumiely to the mean of the forgoing bases, 480 to England, 73 to Scotland, aud 101 to Ireland. At peewit the canna tution of tho House of Commonsbelieve, es follows: English member*, 447 ; Welsh, 29 ; Sate!), 53; mid Irisb, 10e A CURIOUS CONSIGNIIENT.—A correspondent of the Newcastle Chronicle write:—" Not many days sines the Bi•hep of Durham bad • number of Loot conveyed to his setebli/hment at Bishop Auek'tutd from Inverness-ahirm They were in boxes, and after they arrived at the &aUi* one of them not being setieftel with his e datineraent and travel ling expediene, gave vent to hie impatience by barking. The bark attracted the attention of the byetendees, sod it took some menegement on the part of the railway officials to make the sly geutlamm anent. Till, singular consignment canted several very CarlOila COniallanta." A KAFFIR CHIEF'S ACCOUNT OF lIIS TRAIN- Pealkeloli.—Qtaseha, the Tambookie chief, on his enure to hie salve °ciliary trim his one year's transportation to Bobbin Wald, has been received with rejoicings by his people. A fat cow IMO killed, and, after the u-aal degluti tion which marks all Kaffir awl Tembu ceremonies, the chief related the wonder he ba4 seen. The woe 'teenier that =mei him to Table Bey '• was like a great serpent miler him ;' bat Leger ot plenty of food, let. of tobacco; saw the 7nvomor ; ybady was kiod; eite e'l to loam on Robber 'need, in tome any with Ideooniu, end the other pawner thief' there, and he ridmite that the puniebeent of going beyond the "great water," was not so bed, the chief Mee being left in the evenings, that of hie wives and Children. The mild but litre mode of treat ment of this chief, end his prompt releale after expiry of eettenoe, is another feature in air Gearyo Ones policy, which is more effecteally destroying Heal, power and Katlic lammed than if the ranks of et.e.e people were ploughed by grape t.v sabred by rivalry. (Walla hes expatiOnCeti the power and dignity of the Governor in another form, and ha te tl le I wit an a ount of wonder *hick will be thi anis ion! of daeu-si h no in m may a native cuen.—Grektzeutoica Joretesf. A 111 ORDER DISCOVERED BY A DRE.AII.—A dir corery surprising, if true, of a horrible minder is related by • Belgian journal of arse 'et ewe, of which we make a sum mary —Two brother, Isreelitr, rat out from Opt, Mir a view of p•acieg the, two daughters at a boarling exhoel in the town Of OFOOSVIII4CIII. During the night of their Mo w nee, the yeungeet druzbter, aged 10, who was left &thorns. woke up Lor moldier soddenly daring the night, end crying bitterly. declared that she saw her father end uncle, and all being murdered. The mo.her, f.r some time bob to nei,e at the .hild's ieelsrrtion, bur, ea she maletZ d, end wnvid nit be pwritlid. she began to be alarmed fiend?, and the next atomize took the child before the mayor of the town, to whom she declared her dream, onting at the same ti:OO teat the murderers were two men living in the noighbourhoor, whom the delibmstely pouted out, a nd further todd.d that toe murd• r was cm:omitted at the entrance of the ferret, ea the road to Oromwseein. The miyer, after reeeivirig this revelst:oe, thought it mordent to make thouiry after the tw neighbour& Indicated Ly the chill, when, !Om tartly timer, they wore discoveml to be 'Avant from boor.. Tbleemeoh l- OVA circumstatoe ieduot d the mayor to deepateh'earce of 6 errs to theforert allededto by the chltd,whodieoavered tbehi,orblo apeotscle of fi ve billies tetreded on the !mem% which were thbecisereiVieeittowthhiocrhs,tthceltweol d t a ao u t ; t r e o„ , an d d ev t u k a • rt drive Th r °Peel appeared to have ell been set an fin. CO as ro prevent their identity, and the volotele was nrwhere &Kore,rd. This horrible t•asedy led the ilk cm to cx mine the whole tvig wo h bourhood, wheel they tottUDleOly perinea upon neighbours at able cot distant, as they were In the very act of charging some notes oe which some pints of Mood were visible. Oa being aeon t tray iinmerlistely couteased the mime, oe the child's dream being reveal , dto them, sc. knowleair d the gager of Providenle deployed in their trap tare. TR% wooderiol demur oar the pert of the child, end its fitlllinam . , ex.:iced an immerse sentat!on in the neightour hted.—J, wink Chronick. 17{ 110 0 10,000 r.. 0 I