The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-07 00:00:00

LA W INTELUGKNCL (?HIS DAT.) COURT Or Rama - urieT. (Rehm Mr. Regiagar Riselbm) IN as stirs. --TR& " WIC! JOl/11/I•L.. 60. This was the first adding sedlg t e koloroplor of George miff, of 334, litasad, late r7gehiber of the irsismiag CAn.. owle, London Journal, wedgy 11.70. ma 171. amid.. Tbe statement of affairs, presnmed Mears. Brown and scoouataata, is in the killawfag form : l`reliminary : -To sundry eredinon, unsecured. 31,652/. 5. ;to ditto, secured, 20,13001. ; total, r 02.232/. 2a sd. - -Br 'Wigs •i E. roolon Journal, 52,000/. ; Guide, :OWL Weal!, Town, 4-sth share, I , sth sold for 3,0001.- 1400 W. ; buildings, 5,500/. ; ditto (3,000/. cost), 2,000 i.; ditto (30001. east), 2000/. ; machinery, 3,500/. ; book debts, 4,0001. ; total, 84,500 L The court was crowded to suffocation, agree, number of rtitployi's oo the different journals above-named being prewat.. Mr. Linklater, Mr. Lawrence, Mr. Pooh, and other pro fessional gentlemen appeared for erediten ; Mr. C. E. Lewis appeared for the bankrupt Proofs to t he amount of upwards of 1•2,0001, were admitted. The bankrupt was briefly examined as to the circuits- Flamm under which he bad sold to Mr. M'Murrey and repurchased the London Journal. Mr. Lowrance said he had thought it neoeseary to ask a few questions for the information of the creditors, and from what bad transpired it was impossible that the inquiry should terminate there. It was proposed by Mr. Linklater that Mr. Hodge, wholesale stationer, of Drury.lane, sod Mr. Edward Hart, aecountant, of street, should be chosen assignees. He would Mr. Ward, of the firm of Burgess and W ardshould be added on behalf of the general creditor. It wee idegidar, to say the host, that pro perty which bad boos mold sad re-perybred for 31,500 f. aml Alatif. should bare her &pseud of to Mr. Johnson for la,ooo/., with such rapidity that hardly 4R hours elapsed between the to Mr . Johnson, and the transfer at Stationers' Bail Mr. Lewis, for the bankrupt, also urged the addition of Mr. Ward to the • . Mr. Lioklatersaid !intimate represented throe-fourths of the coeditors, and they had 00010 to the conclusion that it was right to needle their voice in the way proposeiL The addition of • third assignee was suggested ; but too many cooks might spoil the broth. Mr. Hodge was the largest creditor, and interested in every shilling of the assets. Mr. Stiff bad at first stated that he had denved a profit of 14,00 W. a year from the London Journal, but it afterwards turned out that he had only hoped to do so. The gentleman proposed u witness did not mean to incur the expense of manager for the estate. aud Monier. Mr. Hu r t, the essinatent, was sassed as one of the aselineer. Mr. Hodge and Mr. Hart were tbs. appoisted aselgree. Mr. Lewis asked if it was pretend to make as elbows to the bankrupt? Mr. Liskhlier mid the did sot object to a week, to he isseuesed if spe c ia ial oircursetanose required it. Allowance made accordingly. Mr. Lewis imbed that Mears. Brows and Dubois should be appointed seesenataaita to the bankrupt. It was insidentally mentiord that an execution bad been put in as Mr premien of the Morning Cameo* ; that &see was property of I,AOOI. on the promisee ; but that regooftp was held on it for about the arse amount by Mr. Wlinevey. Mr. Lignite, said that the would be well ad eked is what tber did is the CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (MIS DAY.) Ms Apia slim d the shins IPONd vas opessel this nom* bdono li• IVA. Eva the Lan s i 7 ,: . 17 6 f••• .sole.. Minim ir IL amis. Osedur and Glib ber,. ift. Medi Cesia•ll,lfMr. fibmia Mr. Voilsr-ardli Varna. Mr. Uedar-Ilbsif Glimma. &a. Us alamilar costaias the .a se 1114 *men far teal •• dr pram* sarioa, bet Boas al the arm *war to ►ln el • Wear ebarsaart - the iniee - itediiiverael • very brief reams to the pad ism mid itimemil that althea& there were • erne aiderelde weaker of ONO to be breeot before them the wee sot meter than would have bees expelled teem the period that has elapsed Wes the west of theism% owing to the circuits of the jedgea a = was mlly easedrige iseolvieg the deetractiou of Imre We, led We me • ere of rather • peculiar cherscter. The per ste mewed was seeescted with the medical profession, ein4 in aim impested to him wee ceasing the death of a NOM wheal be had attended for childbirth. It would be for the greed jury in satisfy thermolves whether death wee owed by want of skill or neglect. He explaleed to toes that if • mimeos, through his grow /bet lest or seakilfulneas, caused the death of he wee i a law piny of manslaughter. It was pot, however, to be supposed list a mistake which he might maks would reeds, hue antseable to the law, bat if they were mead frees the eribeess that would be laid before the that death was eemeill by his grew megiret wed weal of skill. it weeild be their ditty to lad • tem bill =the ammo& His lordship thee attested to • el /awry sad perjury maim' • perms named W 'lib - erase out of • w e en wee tried at the bet melee, and the party who wee the with twiny ow tarried tb-i present primmer, who tr e m= the priesester. with forging the document which be wee shay to have (med. Them were the only cases which lbe Owe& it worth while to Wise before the notice of the =jury, end be eceeleded by dieminaing them to their MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) This moroiag, the April Quarter flosioas of the . peace for the trial of prisoner s f o r offense. comm itt e d ut the iourity of Middlesex eurnineared at the S 11111110•441100110, Clerkenwell-Ream, before the Assistant-Judge sad • beech 41 magistrates. The calendar. although the lad session was owly held ins slooday, the 34th ult., is unusually heavy. containing not leis than 79 prisoners for trial, 73 being charged with felony and 6 with misdemeanour. The educatioa of the prisouers ie thee defined is the colones of the °debar : —l9 cm) neither read ear IA ,an read, 44 me road and write imperfectly, and 3 esti teed sad write well. Ansommt the latter is the sculptor Auguste Robert, who Wends charged with steelier 23 gold diem,' and ether articles, value '411‘., mid a half sovereign, and other ..he, the property of Eugene Theurier, is the clwellewheime of Gottfried The pied Joey Irvin bee. ecklisreed, were dismissed to their duties. THE POLICE COURTS. (TIM DAT.) MARLBOROVOH4TREET. ♦ PrGILIMT CIIAIk:CD WITH UTTEMIN A ?IMMO BANK NOT& Hoots, ► pugilist, living at Graham's cotfeenhop, Little White Lion-street, Seven Dial.. was charged before 3dr. Tyrwhitt, by Bergeaata Joy mad Franklin, of the C and G divisioes, with uttering a for 10/. Bank of England note, with intent to defraud Mr. Wm, Bird, tailor, of 2, Joha-street, Grommorequare. The prisooar haa once been convicted of a highway robbery with mother man Daniel " Carrotty Davis" in Seven lied*, and has for some time been mixed up with thieves and titterer. of counterfeit . _ _ Mr. Gems Bird said —OO the ..th of March in the even* the prisoner called on me sod sail, " Mr. Bird, do you know me?" Ile then maul, "Do you remember a person named Tinev." I said " Yea," and the prisoner then mentioned several circumstances that brought him hack to my recol lection. I then said," Where have you been," and be re plied, I've been in the country with • gentle man, and he gave me a 11W. num, nod ea you have made clothes for some persons I know I thought I would get you to clothe me." As the prismier told such a feasible story I measured him far some clothes, sod he then took • BM. note out at his portmosnais and laid it on the counter, for me to take If. out of it as a deposit. I did so, giving him a :if. note and four sovereigns back. As the pri soner did Dot call oa the day appointed, and myths felt some suspicion of the note, I took it to a neighbour, wbo refused to .hence it. soil I then went to the West-end Branch of the Bank of England, in Burlington-street, and it was there pronounced a forgery, and was stamped so, the good one of the s a m e nu m b er , "191117," thin in the books. I liar , had the note in my pneeeseion ever since. Mr. .lulho Bird, nom of prosecutor, corroborated him, and • identified the prisoner. sergeant Joy, 9C. said—l captared the prisoner, to caw pauv with :Sergeant Frenklin, at the Cheshire Cheese, 'Man etr....t. Holborn, on *Saturday night, in company with several other thieves. On telling him the charge, he said, "Do as you like with me." NV lA,* taking him from the both% observing a suspicious movement of his hands, Sergefiel Franklin observed him drop • counterfeit crown piles. sergeant Franklin proved picking up the counterfeit CAL Mr. 'fyrwhitt remanded the prisoner till ti-morrow week, it being stated that several other notes, all forged, of the lame date, are in circulation. SOUTHWARK. ATTEIIIPTED OFICIDE OF A VFW% LF. AT BLACK FRIARS RIODOZ. Mbar, •ileoent.looking piling woman, was brought before Mr. Burnham, charged with attempting to commit suicide at Blaektriandoridge. l'oliee.constable 42 M said that at Saturday night, about 11 o'clock, he waa on duty in Hollaticlitriet, BL.cktriars road, when ho saw the prisoner par him in a burrieil manner arreamingout. Suspecting that something was the mutter he followed her and sew her rush down the steps of Meek fnarilridge. Believing that her inteweiee was to com mit suicide he rushed down after her, and caught hold of her .Irees just as she was about to plunge into the river. He had some difficulty in keeping her back, and was nearly dra,r,...eil into deep water by her. Assistance, however, came, sad he succeeded in taking her into custody. She aPPeirel to him to be ctud drunk at the time. Prisoner—Tbat's true. 1 bad been driakiwg and mussel big with my husband. 14. Dareboaa—Wliat is year Lusliaed ! Priesser—H• is a ma porter, and we both had been driaideg bigedier all day. I was mad drunk, your worship, ar I Mt base attempted such a thiug. The eanelehie here informed his worship that the bus load mid all the things off on Saturday morning, and they both get desk with the mosey. Ho, however, believed that tlis grimmer bore an eminent character as a dean sad Inbagnions woman. When abs recovered from the drip hbe aggressed hey regret at what had occurred, and Srs to make such an attempt spin. Prisoner laying) said that was quite true. She would Dere, Mak "gala, mad if his worship allowed her to go she would go to bar friends at Hackoey. One of her (mode bore came forward and promised to take care of her, whoa Mr. Burnham severely admonish. ..I her, and ordered bar to be delivered up to hoe friesd& PAD CAW OF GREENWICH. AID AITUIPTED MUICIDZ.-0171 Jude Williams,;mLa --- aliniiiryears of age, whore appearance indicated he was sufferian from severe illness, was placed in the dock, before Mr. Train, charged with attempting to commit suicide is the Greenwich Union by cutting hie throat. Martin, the anion porter, said that he admitted the priataire on Saturday evening for a night's lodging, sad yesterday (Sunday) morning, on requesting him to leave, he refused to do so, sayiog he was in. He was seen by the doctor, whopronounced him perfectly able; o leave, but he still in remaining, sod by order of the to aster of the Isere vita's seat for a constable, when the prisoner took a knife from his pocket and attempted to cut his throat. . . . . Tite:prisoner, in answer to the magistrate, mid be hail been eight years in the navy, but had been invalided home, in (M.Uer last, in coneequence of suffering from disease of the heart. At the time of hie discharge from the unite he received • sum of money from the Admiralty, with which he had endeavoured to support himself by hawking any light articles for sale his ill state of health would permit him to do. On Satur day he came from Chatham, sad obtained • lodging at the union. On the following morning he wee ordered to leave, but feeling extremely ill, and having *either anything to eat nor a Oit.es to go to, be eked to he allowed to remain until this (Monday) morning. The doctor came into the want, but did sot examine him, merely looking at him and saying he was able top) on the road. In his excitement be had attempted to cat his throat, but for which be was now truly many. Kr. Trtill—To what parish do you belong? The provoker—l use ben at Woolwich. Mr. Tun piddreeslag Martin, the 'eider) mid the pri mmer sun widow* eadering from the ilium stated, and even i< he had been a casual pauper, he ought not to have lima tamed away from the house. He had, how. seer Alin upon the union , bevies been born at Wool wich. sad in ordering his discharge, he (sr. Trail) should direct the prisoner to be taken to the relieving officer for , a order to admit him to the house. . _ llartia—The doctor having said the prisoner wee able to leave, I held him he mast get ea order for the house from the rebind.' adlcer. Mr. Tmill—Take the man with you now, and let him be admitted sand examined. . _ arnmeed than left the court, it being afterwards stated that bad the poor fallow endeavoured to obtain as order ol edmittanes to the house, am auggested, oo Sunday morels& be would have had to walk to and from Woolwich, a distance et Ave miles. CAPITAL SKSTINCIM.—Seven persons have been sostrited to death at the Lent Aires for murder. Of these three have liven executed — viz., William Charlton, at ' Carlisle, for the murder of an aged female gatekeeper on • Mr of railway, who was supposed to have in her cottage mall was of moony, which it was the object of the mar. deter, as 'De-driver as the same hue of railway, to AWN ; Jets at Reading, for the murder of Wows shad by mating her „throat; and Richanl Rowlands, at liousseria, for the =Word Ids wife's father. Amer wive made in each of these Urn err to the miry of the arra ; the offences were of se shocking and aura. rated a shanater as to render aay interference with the sontonn absigstisor Wei:lnsister Ida the due adminirtration of joriss. Or ether with. Ward Thorley, rearm for rusatiom at Dir:ry. as /Way ark the 11th inst. !He was sanvictial of ths swat of a yang women who awed to Mar his gab's's/, by edam her treat in a trot err and harkens' maamor, air ea to attempt has bra made to procure a oestinartion of his sentence, it is all but carte* eaoridertsg the asters of the offence, that the law will be hit to tar its course. In the ore of George Clark, who was caneired at Newcastle.upon•Tyne of the murder of a taanollostar is that town, it was found after his trial that be was to as unsound state of mind ; and upon rasa sertiairse of that fact, his sentence has bsso respite& in order that he may be placed node: observation, and raft with se his metal condition may seem to require. With vesper to the two remaining prisoners, Jobe Hall and Islunnol Joeis,ths form, convicted at Oxford of shooting a in the SRAM of Viscount Dillon, and re = ke at v g r ontgomery, of murdering his wits I. a paroxysm joalmasy, it appeared upon inquiry that rosy were «a tlas sreanating facts in the respective nom ; and that, miler Or aircauselares, the soda at justice might be sear aid Wiland the Mirka of the extreme penalty of the law. Their seaters. have, riveter*, be commuted to prat sanitnai for life. It is not expected that any other capital sonvictions will take place at these amine, which bare bees homey, and are sow en the eve of conclusion. Marrow. Tee LANT FATAL AOCIDENT AT THE INTER NATIONAL EXHIBITION.—On Saturday, Mr. Bedford, coro ner, held an inquest at St. George's Hospital on the body of James Hullyear, aged 22, who was killed at the International Exhibition on the afternoon of Tuesday lest. It appeared from the evidence of William Boyne, • labourer, of Kingatreet, Battersea, that the deceased was employed at the International Exhibition on Tuesday last, in removing the blocks and chains off the ribs of the miters dome. He was hauled up from the ground by imam of a gentling. in a chair, which he then pro• doted. (Th• was merely • slip of baud with holes in it far the rime to pees through at each end.) He was se cured ley mother rope to the block, which, having re moved, be let down. He then was about removing the rays whisk bald him to the ribs of the dome, but it got entaagled end to free himself from it he leaned forward to rot it with • knife. As soon as the rope was cut. the " chair" went from under him ; he was jerked out, and, to endeavour to save himself, be caught hold of a rope which was merely passed over use of the ribs of the dome, and not fastened at the end. His weight soon caused the rope to ren, sad he wee precipitated to the gronod. Mr. Page, home surgeon, said the deceased was brought in on Tues day last with a broken am and other iojuries, but quite deed. George Fordhain, foremen, mid the plan ad o pted was considered to beguile safe ; and if the deceased had not used the knife, this would not have happened. This man was well up to his work. He had beeu in the " chair" 'may times. He was a very steady mac, having been at the works since the couirnencemeet of the build' um and he had never seen him the wore for liquor, It had been sug gested that the men should be lashed in the "chain," but the MIS altogether obected to it. The jury returned a verdict of "Accideetal death." BEO4:KISU MCKDKIA SEAS COLNE.—On &tar day the inhabitants of Colas ware somewhat dirtied by news *mirk* that a mashed cat his wife's thrall at the /Wooed Monads, Black Lam End, about three miles from Coins. It appears that the woman was servant at the public-home, sad her uncle was the landlord, sad that her husband, named Walker Moore, a tailor, • along with a companies, called Joseph Metcalfe, had °ems from Keighley to see her. They stayed all night, and were adult's( for several hours before the deed was port*. srated. At the time, the landlord had been requested by Moon to fetch a pint of ale. Metcalfe was standing with his back to the fire, aod Moora's wife was os one side of him cleaning the fire. irons. Metcalfe happened to out his eyes towards the position in which she knelt, and was horrified to lad Moore drawing a razor across her throat. The oat wee very deep, almost reaching from ear to ear, fad Imams, al it were, iustaotaneously. She died in five minutes afterwards. When apprehended by Folios-constable Lent who lodged the prisoner in the lockup at Colon, he acknowledged that he had done the deed, nod that be had come purposely to do it. He was in liquor at the time. We uadentwed Moore has behaved very ill to bin wife, and they have keen frequently separated in consequence. Only a mhert time ago he wax fined for an assault upon her. It is ealy is ar seven weeks dem they separated the last tiros. Moore le 38 years of age, and his wife 32. A WOMAN POIMINILD ear MISTAKE—On Friiday last, an elderly woman, named Elizabeth lllankley, read*/ at Ementone, near S.mthwell, Notts, poisoned herself by mistake with chloride of lime. Being an invalid she was in the habit of taking medicine. and on Friday she took up a bottle of chloride of lune by mistake, and swallowed such a considerable dime that in two hours afterwards she expired. —Lewis Illerrury. • WitiCK or THE MARS. —We learn from our irrl t on the spot th a t th e only persons sewed fro this catastrophe were two of the seamen, two stokers, and two of the pamengera. They effected their escape by jumping into a small boat and reac hi ng the Mod. He had it from the former that the crew consisted of about 20 persona, and that there were Tit passengers on hoard. The vessel Treat down almost immediately after striking. Quantities of the wreck an still being washed ashore. _ Mr. Preece, the engineer to the Electric and International Telegraph Compauy, Mated, in a lecture delivered him la s l =pit st week, that in 1845 th ere were on l y 500 amass of in the United Kingdom. l a 18.50 there wee vil, in 1815 there were 3,400 miles, sod at the present time there are 60,000 miles. lu America there are 40,00 D =ilea On the Europese contineaithere are 30,000 miles. In India, Canada. and Australia there are 15,000 miles. The length of telegraph in Great Britain and her dependencies is greater than that of America and Europe together. The rifle St. Leger, " open to the world," came off on Barton Moss on Saturday. This is the !mood of the 3rd Manchester Volunteers, and sh e lags were got up by the officers of that regiment. fin; was wet sal cheerless iu the extreme, but the shooting wee first class. Some of the beat shots is England attended, and enplane Beaton, of the 3rd Manchester, carried off the first pinza. In shooting off a Lis one of the competitors hit the bull's eye three consecutive times at 600 yer&, I very great feat in shooting. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1862. SHARE LISIB.--(THIS DAY.) Two &Qum. The railway share market today deiesied, and prices arenerally lower. South stock has fallen t ge per cent., Lancashire and York shire t, and most of the other principal lines 1. Great Northern is steady. There is little business going forward. London and North Western stock is now quoted 92 to ; Great Western, 73 to t ; Midland, 1261 to 127 t ; Un make and Yorkshire , 106* to 107 ; Caledonian, 111 to ; South Eastern, 82 to t ; Eastern Coun ties, s't to ; and Great Northern, 116 to 117. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted 2 7-16 to 2 9-16 prem. Other foreign lines are very quiet. Indian railway stooks remain firm. le 14. - is. 001.01RAL eOtWMUt ,t• 6 , u.ess4 go°: s joyot.. s okuig: leo I Do. 6 per al Y0r.11006 100 Do. 5 per as& Do. 5 pototallo. Stock 100 ot 40 Hopotp.c4.l6llo 100 do. 100 De, do DIN 100 Sow Dettorw.Gov.66. el 100 D.LWolrro6.6pa 100 Do. 1 p. 0., 1011 to 100 Do. 6 p. 0.,1888 Nov Zealand 6 per coot lOO Dora !Motto 67. o. 1876 100 AsoLGov. p.o. loads 100 o. 1.0.W./1 100 Do. do. 6p. 0.001140 106 DIST= oic iii; —....-.. 1. isTitisia . 7l.o7l Clifton Dn. G. Con. (radon ) ran Bunt (Mogan) Vast Condon Kant Can Bra 11.11 a. ausa rrattak ) enable a at. 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I Wm i n 110 11l —_ 107 109 107 101 100 1001 — 9, 101 109 111 id —. 109 111 ad 112 114 — lO6l 1071 lIMI 100 101 911 Si 97 98 971 108 110 wee 1091 108 110 105 197 199 1 106 1961 qxd Of. pries. n n 400 410:d 41 48 n 84 lb ss nik 2 3 1 14 2 r 3 316 86 SS 4 le t 4. es Tar n 6 4$ II a s ii a se ill % d 1 i s Id ad di II IA ad AlAl 11 117 ad 114 H/ 11 11 14 Si St 10 144 IN 10 AA II? 4 lt 2Ma 1 t Pia I 118.1_ 11.-4 l --lie at 1; 1 ISI Ma ill 1 1 11 V' • i Pia Par it Ima 16 16 1 au in 1i It .n a 7 la 66 67 an 07 09 N 10 lt W 19 19e all 17 19 pi k x WI 46 MO all N 14 in 4$ -I6 1 fes Ipa 1.0 11 1 161 IQ Of 14 Of tu. IS vf PROVINCIAL MARI NARKR27I. Msxmll/11.0, AM= 5.—A quiet market atrather lower prior. Grand Trunk of Canada, great Western e 1 Pmada 1/15 — Manchester, Shelßeld, and IlsooWairs, ASNorth Pastern Berwick," 965—Sonth Boaters, 1121 s—Theass and Mersey Marine Insurance, 15 p.—Diateiet Beak, 175 p.—laseaddre In surance, 5 d.—Union Bank, 25 p.—Pir• Searerestee, 5 d. BranGtollsx, APRIL s.—Staffordihks Gin 251. share. were sold to-day at 50 . and tOL shares at dOL Birmingham Gua ranteed Block quoted, buyers, at 775; and Coventry and Nun eaton, at Ill; Shropshire Union closed at 47 to 48; and South Stafford. at 105 to 11. Market quiet. Anal 5.-6betSeld, 43—loeds, 1075—Midland, 117 5 5. MOSSY MARKET.-(THIS 1141.) Two D'Cuoca. The stock market' to-day are heavy. A check is given by the continued wet weather. The funds have fallen k per cent., and most of the principal English railways to per cent. Business generally in the Stock Exchange is limited, attention being diverted to the new projects. The shares of the Bank of British Columbia and Vancouver's Island are quoted 31 1 to 4 prem., the project being received with great favour. The scrip of the new Turkish Loan has declined to 11 to 11 prem., and that of the Egyptian Loan to to 11 prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's alegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 'Mfr., showing no alteration. Consols are officially marked 93f, 94, 934, for money, and 934 for the account. The present quo tation is 931 to 4 both for cash and next Thursday's settlement. The official business report is as follows : —Bank Stock, 236, 2354 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 924, • New Three per Cents., 924, 4 ; l lndia Stock, 2244 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1084, 4; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 1001 ; ditto 1864 or 1866, 1004 ; Four per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 904 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1024 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1084 ; Exchequer Bills, 18s. prem. Foreign stocks are inactive. Turkish remain heavy : the Loan of 1864 is now quoted 83} to 4, and that of 1868, 70 to 4. Mexican Bonds, after being sold at 334, are last marked 334. Moorish Scrip remains firm. Sales are recorded as follows :—Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 644 (exch., 129.); ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 100, 994, ex div. ; Italian Five per Cents., 664 (exchange Mfr.); Mexican Three per Cents., for aooount, 334, 4, ; Moorish Scrip, 64 premium ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 46, 454 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 814, 824; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 434, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 834, ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account. 704, 4, 4. The new Egyptian Loan has proved a complete success. While the total amount of stock offered is but 2,195,2001., the applications on Saturday, the first day, amounted to between 3,800,0001. and 4,000,0081. The list of one broker's firm repre sented 1,500,0001. To prevent wide-spread dis appointment the annexed notice of the closing of the list has been promptlyferwarded to us. " Egyptian Loan. April 5, 1862.—N0 further applications for this loan will be received after two o'clock on Tuesday next, the Bth instant.—Lau renoe, Son, and Pearce, for the Agents of the About 60,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank on Saturday. The Liverpool ootton market on Saturday was ♦wry strong, with sales to the extent of 7,000 bales. The Chartered Bank of British Columbia and Vancouver's Island is announced. It is formed for the purpose of affording additional facili ties to those colonies, where the existing bank ing accommodation is quite inadequate to satisfy the increasing requirements of trade. The project has been well considered, as is shown by the fact that, before coming to the public, the promoters have obtained the consent of her Majesty's government to grant a charter, which hag received the approval of the law officers of the crown. The present condition of affairs in British Columbia is somewhat analogous to that which prevailed in Australia daring the earlier years of the gold pro duction, and the enormous profits which were realised at tbat period by the various Australian banks form a favourable augury for the present establishment. At present the miners is British Columbia experience great difficulty in selling their gold, for which California is the principal market. Apart from the gold production, however, the other resources of these colonies fully warrant the formation of a new bank. The head office will be in London, and the chief branch in Victoria, V. L Amongst the forms of banking business contemplated are exchange operations with this country, Canada, China, India, Australia, Japan. &c. It is scarcely necessary to refer to the marked success which has attended nearly all the existing Anglo-Colonial Banks. In an undertaking of this kind everthing depends upon the management, and it is therefore satisfactory to remark that the court of directors is composed of men of the highest commercial position and busi ness qualifications. The capital is 260,0001., in 112,600 shares of 201. each. The brokers are Messrs. Mullen, Marshall, and Daniel, and Hill, Fawcett, and Hill. Another now undertaking projected in connexion with the same colonies is the British Columbia Overland Transit Company (Limited.) The capital is to be 500,0001., with power to increase to 1,000,0001., in 101. shares. The promoters have organised an overland route from Canada, passing direct through British territory. Surveys have traced a direct road, which, with a perfect organi sation of land transport, is stated to be at once available. The company intends to form a land transport train adapted both for passengers and g4ods, a large immigrant traffic being anti cipated. Enterprise in this direction having been encouraged by the legislatures both of Canada and British Columbia, applications have been made direct to them for local charters, with a view to secure to the company exclusive privileges. The hope is held out of accomplishing the distance between Europe and British Columbia in about 25 days. Attached to the undertaking is .a scheme for carrying on banking business in British Columbia. It is more particularly proposed to deal in bullion and gold dust upon the plan pursued by the transit companies in California. The prospectus of the Cape of Good Hope Tele graph Company (Limited) is likewise in circulation. This company is formed under respectable auspices, and apparently with bond fide objects. It will construct and work electric telegraphs throughout the colonies of South Africa. A contract has been entered into with the colonial government for the construction and maintenance of one line of tele graph, and the government has granted au annual subsidy of 1,5001. for the transmission of its de spatches. A respectable contractor has undertaken to construct and equip the line, and maintain it in good working order for three months after comple tion, for a sum of 57,0001. This includes the purchase of 87 miles of main line already completed. The contractor will further pay 6 per cent. interest on the capital during construction. The work, from its utility and necessity, will of course at all times command the support of the government and of the colony. Of the 12,400 shares of 51. each, which form the capital (62,0001.), a considerable number have already been sub scribed for. Another new concern is the European Company for Boat Building by Machinery (Limited). The proposed capital is 50,0001., in shares of D. each. The company is formed to purchase the series of continental patents granted to Mr. Nathan Thomp son for his new process of building boat, by ma chinery. These patents are eight in number, and refer to France, Austria, Sardinia, Spain, Belgium, Holland, Sweden, and Denmark, in addition to India. The directors state that "should they arrange for a sale of any of these patents, they anticipate that the transfer will be made in such a way as will enable them to return the shareholders not only the amount of their original capital, with bonus, but also future dividends from the royalties to be received from the purchasers." As to the value of the invention, a series of remark able testimonies from competent authorities are given. Mr. Thompson is to be paid in the pro portion of two-thirds in cash, and one-third in shares, upon which no dividends are to be payable until 10 per cent. per annum shall have been paid to the other shareholders. By a sensiblo arrang - ment it is stipulated that "the allotment of shares will be pr) ral4, and strictly in the order of appli cation, as paid into the company's bank account." The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 15th of March were 15,611 f. sterling, being 651 L. more than in the cor responding week of last year. The half-yearly meeting of tho Great Indian Peninsula Railway Company is called for the 25th inst. Mr. James Morley and Mr. Hugh C. E. Childers, M.P., have joined the London board of the Liver pool and Loudon Fire and Life Insurance Company. We are requested to stet° that the list of appli cations for shares in Stevens's Patent Bread Ma chinery Company (Limited) will be closed on Mon day, the 14th inst. The half-yearly interest on Panama Railroad Seven per Cent. Bonds of 1866 is advertised by Messrs. Cavan, Lubbock, and Ca SATURDAY . EVENI2IO, Consols, which closed yesterday at 93} 94 for next Thursday's settlement, opened and closed to day at the same quotation. For money the last price was likewise 931 to 94, and for the May settlement, 94 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 94 ; ditto for account (April ;10), 931, 94 ; Bank Stock, shut ; ditto, for account, 237 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92/; New Three per Cents., 92g, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, ; ditto Bonds, 255., 28e. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 103 ; ditto Fivelind-a Half per Cent., 1084. The India Five per Cent. Stook was rather dull, at 1084 to 4. India Bonds were quoted 255. to 28a. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, 18e. to 21s. prem. Foreign stocks were heavy. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIE-LANL-(T1118 DAY) The weather has again become very unsettled. MOM WY a good deal of rain this morotog, but now (moon) it is fair, but cloudy, with the wind from the North. Koine-grown supply of wheat for lest week was particu larly short, as has been the case for some time pest. Flour limited. Barley and beans moderate. Peas, tares, and seeds very short. Malt and oats in fair quantity ; Scotch, almost nothing arrived, but a more liberal supply of Irish oats than for some time. The foreign arrivals of wheat were again heavy, nearly half from America ; remainder Mediter mean, Black Sea, and Prussia. Flour, a very large quantity of American barrels, nearly 70,000. Barley liberal from the Mediterranean, Black Sea, Denmark, and Prussia. Oats a small supply, Danish, Swedish, and Dutch. A liberal supply of beans from the Mediterranean. No peas reported. A large quantity of linseed, Best Indian, and • small quantity of rapeseed, and several largo parcels of maim from America. . . The - concliticna - the Englibh wheat this morning is extremely bad, very few sales rerted, and prices nomi nally the same aa broadly last. F or foreign there is a retail demand at that day's quotations. Flour very little &Angie sack, but a little inqauy for American bands, at about the quotations of this day week. Barley.—Fine parcels in good request. Other sorts dull. Value unchanged. Oats.—A better demand today, and rather more motley obtained for floe corn. _ _ _ -- Bean; and pea. in damp condition, and trade slow. deeda—Tares, canary, cloverseed, and trefoil bat little doing; liaised and rapeseed firm. mans la. per qr. lower. FLOATING CARGOEB.--80TATAI on sale; pnoes the same at on this day week, but with a downward tendency. WHEAT.—English: Essex and Kent, white, new, b& to 62e.; ditto, due old, —s. to --e.; ditto, red, new, Ills. to 580., ditto, fine old, —e. to —a. ; Norfolk, he., fine old, —a. to --e.; red, new, —e. to --s. Foreign : Dantric, 6L. to 63e.; floe, 63a to 6 4 x; extra, 64e. to Ma.; Konigsberg, 56e. to ditto, extra, 635. to Ms.; Rostock, extra. 594. to 62a.; Moiklenburg, 575. to flue. ; Uokermark ditto, —a. • American white, fide. to 615.; ditto, red, 545. to 56a; Can dies, Ata to 56i. /3a.m.sr.--lieglish =ado& 36.. to 375. to ; EDO, 40s: ; , 284. 30a to 3; and distilling, 31e. 3s. per qr. ; lattl i ttudin g , 265. to 30a; ditto distilling, 30s. to 32.. Mar.—English, &sox sad Norfolk, 589. to 4434. ; tiies 625. to 664. ; Kingston and Ware, 64e. to 66..; brown, 490. to 57a. Osii.LEnglish feed, 20s. Od. to 235. Od. potato. Ws. to 282. ; foreign, 21s. to 265. Hakim -English tick, 34e. to 35e. ; barrow, 38e. to 39. ; r3Bs. to 395. ; foreign, 305. to 324. ; tick, tt37s. ; Konigsberg, 384. to 395. ; • , 321. to NU. PILL-Email' boilers, 381. to 39a.; w to and I , lne, 38.. to 41s. ; maple, -s. to -s.; grey, 34a. to 381.; hog, 365. to 38e. ; foreign. 34.. to 375. Rung.-liogliah town, 48e. to 49e.; ditto Ins, 40s. to Ms.; soantry, 44a. to 455. ; Norfolk and Saffolk, 38s. to 405.; France, -a to -a. pa sack ; U.S. sweet, 27.. to 305.; Oanadian. 275. to SOL : Spanish. -a. to --e. ISLAS Eonn.-White, 32.. to 365. ; yellow, 30a. to 32a. Fr an= CAtOOZO, ell C. F. and 1.-Wheat : 'mkt ands ople, per 4 921 b5., Mo. to 50s. ; (Mirka, 455. Pdeass, per 4801bn, red, 425. to 441. ; white, - Danube and Wats. 465. to 41 2. Egyptian. 345. ; to 37.. Parlay: Neyptian and Symms, per 4001b5.. 22e. to 23a. ; Odessa sad Danube, do., Zit. to 244. Betas : Egyptian, per 480ib5.,31e. to 325. Mains : Odessa and Galati,. per 4921b5., 31s. 0 to 325. ; 'brad and Boliptrirn, per 4801b5., 31s. Od. to 32a. ; French, do., -s. to -s. ; American, do., 29.. to 30s. ; Egyptian, -a. to -I. Illins.--Csniuy seed, per qr., 40s. to 604. ; Hemp /nod, per qr., 465. to 50s. ; Mustard seed, per bushel, white, 6s. to 9s. ; browo, Ts. to 10s. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 60s. to 68.. ; Linseed cakes, English, per ton, 111. Os. to 12/. Os. ; American, thin, in brie., per ton, 12f. Os. to 121. 10c; do, in begs,lll. Os. to 111. 10s.; &hi; 01, to 01. 0..: Marseilles, 10!. to 101. 104.; Hope rakes, 61. OLto 71. ; Tares, per bushel, wioter, Ba. to 9a. Od. ; Rape seed, English, per qr., 84e. to 72.. morEs.—(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. The mining market is rather active to-day, with a good amount of business. Wheel Grylle shares are quoted 29 to 30 ; East Caradon, 341 to 35 ; Mark, Valley, 9} to 1 ; South Caradon, 330 to 335 ; Great Wheal Fortune, 20 to 21; Tincroft, 91 to 10 ; and Wheal Grenville, 575. to 595. In the Stock Exchange East Caradon shares have been dealt in at 351 and 34/ ; East Cern Brea, at 13 ; Great South Tolgus, at 3 and 31 ; am: Great Wheel Vor, at 7. . West Polmear, oatlse2ndind.onadea cad 3s. per share. At Wheal Beast meeting on the Ist instant the en emata showed a credit balsam of 3,5:4/. 13e. sd. A divi dend of W. per share (1,5361.) was declared, leering 2,018/. Ms. sd. to the next account. Wed Wheal Trevelyan, on the 4th inst., made a call of 6a per share. The Freed Cooed' accounts, presented at the meeting on the 2nd instant. showed a debit balance of 3&i!. 17s. Ist. A all of 84. 10d. per share was made. The Miners Mine sold on the Ist instant 606 tons of lead ore, st prism varying from IW. 10s. to 131. 1111. 6d. per ton. THE FIRE AND Loss Or LITZ IN TEM CONNER CIAL-lOAD EABT.-ADJOITINID 0010NRIVE INQUEST.- -- . . - This Walthew, the deputy coroner for East Middlean, resumed, at the London Hospital, the adjourned inquiryrespectiog the circumstance' attending the death of Edward John Reynolds, aged 24, who wan unfortunately killed on the morning of Wed nesday last, by jumping out of • second door window of the premises belonging to Mr. G. Alvey, • watch and clock maker, situate at No. 7, Lucee-place, Commercial-road East, whilst the said building wee on fire. After the ' bindles' of the house and the pollee had been examined, the slinky was again sid. CHa PRauTON ELECTION AND THE Romer; CATHO LICS.—Let the Rail of Darby be in power two years, if such a length of time be possible, and our friends the catholic' will be brought to their senses. In the days of their political adversity they were glad to take shelter in the sympathies of other persecuted parties, and contended valiantly for social and political liberty; but they for get themselves and the reel character of those who are making tools of them for their own ends. " What we of course aim at, in God's good time sod way," says the Rev. F. Oakely, in the Tablet, is "to be, as we have once been, the dominant Church of England. We had gradually, under the pnimure of the penal laws, forgotten our place in the world ea God's only church; we had been snubbed so suesiedully, that we thought it gain even to make common canes with the Deets of yesterday (Dis senters), and, pinning our/sloes to their sleeve, to get, if it might be, • share in the poor picking' of concession which, with mighty professions and small fruit, were from time to time vouchsafed to us. What can have led catholic. to detach themselves from this ignoble, though profitable sill. ernes exeept arouscicusnem of their true strength mad nobility?' The contest must have coat the successful candidate and . his friends not less than eight or ten thousand pounds. The slackening of it before noon disappointed • pack of hungry scoundrels who were welting to sell themselves at • higher price thee had been offer.a. They got nothing at all, and were served perfectly right. During the day there were thirteen voters at • certain public-house who had been tendered bf. a piece -+n offer which they indig- . nutty rejected, fawns themselves worth more.—Protos Guardian. Tan ST. BARTHOLOMEW BICINTINARY.—The Centre' United Committee for celebrating the seosedon el the nonconforming clergy in 1682 ennonnee • course of lec tures on the subject, to be delivered at Willis's Rooms fort nightly, by the Rev. Dr. MoOrie, the Rev. A. Molaren (of Manchester), the Rev. R. W. Dale (of M=4lo=4 end Rev. Dr. Halley. The first lecture will be delivered this Paid Dr. KoOrle. OF BREAD.—The prices of wheaten bread in the metropolis are from 80. to 9d. ; of hourshrld ditto, lid. to Bd. Some bakers ere selling from Bid. to Td. per 41b. loaf, weighed on delivery. i I :GI a W . 1111 ALIITILS INTO LONDON VILOM YAECH SI To APRIL 6. Wbeati Barley. Ma& oao4 'Boma* Peal llwar7 Coostwlie.l gra qrs. IQM qrs. qrs. qrs. bill mks. Sugllah 45Z5 ; 1845 17339 4966 303 19 .. 9861 Foreign .. ran 1730 d 12493 , 6000 : 19E38 790 EXIVCITD. —Wheat. 4437 gra ; tweak 137: flour, 18 cwt. MINCING LANK-(THIS DAY.) SVGAIL—The market is steady; on the spot 1,500 cloyed Manilla sold at 35a.; and afloat a cargo of C l = Muscovado at 225. 3d., landing weights. Refined. firm, with but few sellers on previous terms. COFFIX. —A few sales have berm merle on the spot at previous prin.. A floating cargo of St. Domingo sold at 735. for the Mediterranean. Tim is without clangs. Rice.—The market continue. inactive. Punts-1,000 bap of Penang sold at the previous prim at 31(1. BALTerna..-100 bags sold at 38s. 6d. for refraction Q. Corrow.-300 bales sold at fall prices. The public sales advertised for to-morrow consist of 700 auks of West India, and 3,800 bags Mauritius sugar; 150 casks 3,200 bap coffee, 660 bags cocoa, and 800 bap saltpetre. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market in quiet to-day. Towo tallow it quoted 46a. met nub ; Pe twe Y.C.. oa the soot, 46e. to 46e. 3d. ; all this mouth, 46e. ; April to June, 461. ; July to &Own ber, 47®; October I. Derember._4Bs._3d. to 48e. 6d. PAZTIOULAIIB 07 TALLOW. Mils 1 ns i ON 71,11! [ 06,15 . 1 I 107,42! Stock ou hand this day.... Delivery last week Ditto from let June Arrival tut weak Ditto from Ist Juno Price Y.C. per cwt. this Ditto Town last Friday . It--161. all,Fll 1 nnks , . - Till ' BR 112.704 11301 W Ids. ad. SEIL ed. Us. W. Eli. Id. I 42.5°! 1.4 U 90,061 Mo. 34. Ms. M. Arrivals for the week ewahig April lb last year, 588 caste, sad delivery 980 casks. The eessnis week compelsed casks St. Petersburg. '293 casksAustralla,4Bocasks South America, mad 85 casks other place—total. Lan auks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (TIMIS DAY.) The number of beasts is considerably smaller than on Monday last. Trade is very dull, and it is with difficulty that higher prices are obtaine I in a few instances. The rapply of sheep is mu. h larger than for • long time pelt. There is a demand for choicest descriptions, but trade is very dull for other kinds. Good calves meet with a ready sale. From Germany and Holland there are 1,580 sheep, and 79 calves ; Spain, 47 beasts ; Scotland, 500 ; Ireland, 110; Norfolk and Suffolk, Z 680; sad 32 from the'western counties. ItiiiiatTo at IThs S. d. ad. lor dons of Blbo a. d. a. d. lob Bola, Llatalda. 4 4 4 6 Dad Duo& Itt-bds tdk 4 8 4 10 90,4 860 r-horn 4 0 4 4 Daft Long.woola.... 4 10 5 4 hosed gaol bowls 8 4 810 Do. do. Bhonz . 4 4 4 Oalvia PIP 4 4 6 tt Do. do. Shorn .... 8 6 3 10 llastbnatlllt-bads 6 4 6 6 lambs Bark ai market, 8,085: 11 " 141 And Lim 23,530 ; Calm, 101; BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Messrs. PM:tenths and Smith report that, notwith standing the proposed repeal of the Eoglidi and foreign duties next September, our market for new hope ia fully 2Ch. per ewe. dearer from the lowest point. All hops of older growths remain at late low rates. The universal feeling in the trade is that the Chancellor of the Exchequer will readily allow a draw. back on stocks in hand on the matter being fairly placed before him, without forcing the holders to export their hops; the revenue would be no gainer by the refusal, nod holders would be put to much inconvenience and expense. COAL MARKET.—(IIIIB DAY.) Walls End TeL Ds. ed ; Will. End Braddyl's Hatton ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 16s. 6d. ; Walla rcui Hoopla 1141,16 a 3d. ; Walla End Caradoe, 16s. ; Walls Bed (lump, 16e. ad. ; Hartlepool West Hartle), 18s. 9a.- 25 !hips at market. egg etet =Fe " 99 k 9 i 11174 u ifig.4 an 0.5 1 0. 10 1.V24 1,t1t4 _ Nat'l loose I ,Pni 1 7 11 0) wen woo KM TOUT! MOM aoe 0/0.000 100,00 v 12,000 1!!*". ii.iii /2.600 02.000 1110,000 MOW 50.0001 GO. /0. 66066 ribili IS 3 34 14 2 6 0 40 42 Sti 42 96 104 29 61 II 104 tz I n, tid WI LOti fle s Gb. 11 1 - 4 1 17 Ii 7