The Express. — London, England, 1867-04-03 00:00:00

SHARE LISTS.-C, DAY.) Ili. Pd. - I UnwAys 100 !Belied! and Laster - -7, -4, 100 .Calestoulan - Jl , 100 I Cal:linden .. 40 46 All :Cornnstl . . -......! a n 100 Dublin and Belfast lune RS en 100 D•ludze,l•sr:h,drAbdJn. 70 72 all Lest Loudon scrip Cora - - 10 1 Du 100 '11,44....• tine Western lna ".17 100 !West Eastern Ord. St. 77} 100. Do l Ang. stk., N 0.2 6 7 100 'GrestNorth of Scotland! - - 100 .Greot N- other° 100 Do. A j Are.... no die. tin l7l', 100 !Do Ul#: p. e. Is paid - !Do. on! Is:7 DO. Stork! - - 100 ' ,112 south a West. (fr.: pp el 11.10 41 . ,511 ra 100 D... 't - 100 Da tooth Wales - - IGO Ds. W -Osford, 74 '7 100 Do. Do. Newport 100 Tv. tehlre &Yorkshire. 1 . 24; 100 &S. Coast 74 7.. 100 Loudon,ellatham.r2Dov, 17 17 100 Do SI et S'aten.A6p.c. 100 j Inc.! n, re North Westu., 1162 I!7} 100 p late'. otetSlathWoitero 77 7' 100 Mar. sTtet.,A Linculosh. 47 •• 100 iletrepnr7en ll7l :I.} demi ..p. et. till 1070 104 74.• all !MetropuLtanDistriet - - 7 I Do do. dn. - - : Uo.,t John /Aims! - - 11:4 114 P., t 9 ;dues esirm. i b • . LOU North Wiwi 100 D. , .I . Altn ,Perth,Dond: 100 N Do. Leeds CI /00 : Do York 0:1 100 D. 12., , ..0u all Do. 5t.u.12.6/Darllai B4 14 yu , Do do 166031 100 North Lua•lon 5 Do , au 1866 / . 100 Nintilltadodahlre 70 . Itlo N G- cistern June 113 100 . 4....ott.is'a Central 100 YLr ivs:.tro Culon 100 S.• it., Do •rn 44 4 , i 102 all Su! :los, Wokingtuusole ..1 100 Tad VI. 4 __Do. V b* 100 Wetaf,nl& Kilkenny I Wateri.v A , Whiteha • 113 VII 17 7 . It; EltMBll IPUSSLIsION4. - 1 6 -: Pm int,DINARY sIIAJUS prtunt I Sales kv-ctsi yestrnluy. to 19. 110`9; a .5o: !t !}iS: 1141 11 122 11 i 40; 1247 ; 4 75 ji 116 7817 e w;;76 :034 77 1. 4 I - 1 11 341 102 - ~ 112 i -- 67 Closmg rv.. I. 101', ion 81 Tat 1081 ILA:LwATI. . all Atlant.:k Lawrence t 100 Dar. g6p.c.• ltl 10 Do. If Snares all Et. Lao .1 Ulm Huron all 10 Iretor, non 100 Butl..Brant.,ltGoderleb! 6 per cent 1e72-3.1 , 4. 114, 1190 Cal &S. Ennton.sp. e.g., 11l 101, Carel. it Dock 6p. c.g.! el 100 all Heron. :ro,7p.c.perpref.; 1011 PA. 'Hu gu. sdo lO.l Ite , •• , do. sdo ! Mt. 'lOO Kant tadlan en. 5 do. • 1 1079 fltloo 14304 Tr.:uk ot Canada' 19 100 all D . 11.6p.ct. I Fi 100 all Do. Ist prof. Honda 100 , all . Do. do. deferred. MO all Do. tad pref. Honda. i 10 100 . all • Do. do. deterred' . all Do. 3rd inns!. Stock 1 37 100 all Do do. deterred' 100 I all D... 4th pref. Stock, 1.1 140 i all ' Do. do. deterred SI 1100 Great ta4len Pouissula! 107} 111 ' all Do. ito. 6 per cont., 10 1 6 ' Now do. , 11 10, 4 Do. New Int. .100 Ut i.ot lndla.R. 6p. ct IL 100 e ; per cent. I i . Do. 10i. all ,UL We tern et Cana& 13: 149 all • Do. New 1:•, 100 all ' Do. 9p.c Ilde.pay.lB73' 1.2 100 ! all D 0.51 do. do. 18778 1 FI 10 3 !Indiantranth - Lluilted)! 11 114. 1100 links& guar. sp. rant. 101 'IL .100 I Do. do. el d : 01 al 1100 : Do. do. 49 de lO 10 . all • Do. 11116 Extension SO ; all Mnlb. and Hobson's Ray FR 100 I all Do. 9p. ct., 907.1860 tU 100 I all • IYI. 6p.ct , pay. 1695. 10 at. 1100 N. It otean.ac c.141.p.11. 62 It 100 &lade, gnu 6 peeoeut. l Os ftl ;101yo. He'll& do. 109 20 Ile Do. do. do ; 100 Do. IPunlaab do. 90 IL , no I Do. Indus its et m 1 N n ns. 3.00 .. .Chiverton 2.94 .. .4:llaord Amal 3O 1.0•24' . • :Dee.G. cm. (Taiga? 1 12,1401 .. ?I?rakewalls Fist 11 21•2 , g e ßasset (Illosan). .144 •.: I kaarailon • 2 I 314.6 6,000 i .. (Fiat eau Bras lsl 6,1M0 .. .East Grenville 36.6 1,9001 .. 1.1,i.a Lovell ' 3.9.3 4,0004 .. .W. Russell (Tavistk ) 11(2.6 4 . ()rambler & St. Arian 66 12501 I 4 !Great Lase? (Limited) all o.ta .. Great s.,uth Tolgua 6.906 .. G. W. Vor ,lielakaa) 6.ti00, ,Greavale ! 8.0.6 Lots! •.•. illeroits Fn.,t 6 oooi .. 'lli:matt - 4i Downs & 10.6 a-kt! .. 'Margaret l'uy Lelant) 13.17.6 9,000( .. 'Narks Valley 4.t00d, 4 allwywiy Iron Ore , 3 440 ..New scion 700, .. I North Hoskear Ise &Ca.), .. ,\. rth W:keal Crotty - 6,00 .. Prov.:ier United 1,1)0/. ,Priadence (I:. Letitia; . 511 .. ?S. tartlon ;St. Clear) 6,136 .. Swath Coinhurow 4M. . S. W. Fraucos (Utopia) 9.:01 .. Stray Park &WU .. -fin Croft 6. , " _ Wet! Bwet 'Illogan) 1.024 .. .IV. Caradon (Llskeard) lA.; .. . waist chi verton 400- .. West seton 6121 .. Wh. Baswt (Illogna) , 61:1; . Wh. Buller ;Itedinith' ' 1.1411 .: IW,MaryAnn(Metihen:) Wheal ,--etau 45,000... •111 t. ?mamma (L4k 1 2: do 8.14.0 10.8.7 If 3.8.0 18.18.9 11816.8 5 . i 7 . 0 ; 1 C. MI Fi NU bd tin, , i 4 1 00 Ica Sabi 2,4 1 JOINT bTOCK LANE.. XO,OOOl 10 Arra Bank (Lim., A ; 10,01.4 i 60 Albion ... ....... 40.100 100 Alliance Limited 160,000: 20 Anglo Austrian 1 40.0061 60 Anglo ligyptian (Lm.) 1 20,000, 20 Anglo Dallas (Limped: ! 110,W 00 Australasia MAN 20 Hanka Br(tishColundoa l 12,500 20 , Dn. New, Mend 2 pm.: 10.000 26 ' Bank of Egypt ' 1111,0001 20 Bank of Otago (Limited , . SO, I 60 I Danko: Vicioria,Auotrall SO 10 Book of New Zealand ; 10, 60 , British& Californian,L )1 10, 60 British N. America , 60, B) C. Bk. ludla, Aus., China , 116, 25 Chart...ller. of lain; de. i 10,000 20 ,City 11,0001100 !Colonial 1111,0001 10 Consolidated Bank (L) 10,000 10' Do. do. New 1 10,000: 10 , Deihl and London (L. ) 1 10,6001 60 "sat London (Limited ' Weed 110 ' Emtern Exchangw(Lim.' • 00,004 00 I English and American . 20,0001 10 Lug. Min k it.deJsneiroL 10,000 10 ! Eng.:kat.* AnaL Chasid 90,000 60 i English andliweillah (I. f 10,000 100 I Imperlalßask(lAdiett 114 10 11=441410440m , II I lonian 6, 26 101 .... ,M SO 100 3 .- 17007 10 ]1,000;,00 22,000, 10 6,000400 10.::1 21 26 2 /0. 0.000 20 3 ; 6 001 60 13,1100. 00 Do. Now Loaf Doti. Bt Indla{l , Deb.. 1864, 30 yra I Lou Bk. of Ilezioo.ttc Loudon and Brosillan De. Now Loudon& 11.1rerliatML! Do. New. I. M ljpm Do. do. do Lon. CIL bank of &mitt London end County I London Joint Mock London & death African Lon. & ft Weaken (Um. 'I London & Vettesuli London & Wim= Merchant Bank (Lm). Do. New MercantilattscnantL' Metropolitan (Limited! Midland Bank (Lim) Nations! of Aneirakeia National of Liverpool N. Pro. of Do. ?ads t ana laifit; : National Bank New Booth Wales North Weaken I Oriental e Bank 011p.(L in. P ?m rerinc. Ireland ) :OW 10 .00 1 GIGO ,000 100 ,000. 100 ,000 1 101 ' K M 5 . 11 10 100 20,000 SAO 1111,4001 11 110,00001 - ` 400. wont* r o No" so Gomel u 10,210 10 10,0001100 100001 10 000 , 17,011;100 10,000 10 40001 U U.oooiloo 00.011, South Mistrals Stand. 918. S. ♦hka Do, do. ma. at II pm: I Onion of Autrons Union of Ireland (Ltfa.), Unica of London 71 tl4 9 j i 11P.1 7 G dbl 02 04 14 13 Z 4 CC 44 312.4 17 I ,4 t 16 :7 20 31. 12 4 Z.; 47 Para i !Po t 4 ti lidb Oi4lll 16 . ; : o! 7 Su 22 x, 3 at. %, MU 1,;3' 11 9 ells . l i 9 :7 Ms '2Ol, 3 5 p Isar 1 pre 9.'!' 19" t.a iu 42. 1:; 12; 2 1 dh ]llO Y I 92 10 :7 .1; 7} t 0 .• ! 1 _ 2 1 j 201.ildls 12 '4 46 41 'ail e 666 40 42 7 6as 63 86 26 12 11 6 4 46 Vs 10 0 63 64 70EZION BALLWA' 1/11WATIL = laftrisisi IMEhin E. Jam Woe M aP° Tateads• Danabß lunt*arg Wlek.(l.) Dutch all Do. all all all 1111 e al! I aD 'Eastern of Prance DI Earopeen Central (L) all Great Loterohourg aD Imperial Mexican (L) all LsotbergCsernowttz(k I all Nain.dtLiege i ny the all Do.ti p.e. Prf. i Belt gar an B eni of Irrnoce all an Do N. Ball B. A yree g. 7. p. a Deferred all Norwegian Trunk Pref all Awns Alan all Partaigoiu,andlledlt. all Paris and Orleans all I B.Pranola (L ) 10 Royal Sardinian W 'loyal Swedish all' Do. 7 per cent all 'Sambre and Meuse all. Do. /4 per cent. P all Ban Paulo V, L 7 Per all ILAwetet Lomyenet at 6 Pael of Poet. Anathema of France.... Zarin and Savona IWed Flanders ...... West & Z.. W. of France I Ciadot prim. bi 9 13 14 11 2 15 18 9 8 411 2 2 S pm, .• 21 21 16 13 42a 1( 1 14 la la sc 14 1 1 1 8.3 87 36 *7 9 10 I t If 1 .-- Z . die 1 221 • 0 24 nit en. K K S 1531:w MK K 86. UL K. r /56,7 W At - .. ,K 1 Kali K -- I K reeks. DEBINTUAZ ItTOCIA. MUM 4 I'W. I G. Nths.4 p.a. JaaaJL o.Wito.—W. p et., Jan. • July ..110 LamesaYlc.lo.o.Jaa.etlly 00 LA Brlo.4p.e.Jaa.Wly 00 LAN.W.4p.0..10a.1 Judy 400 Do. Jaa.t July 100 L &S. 11.4 p. a. Joe.* Julyoloo Midlanct4p.e.Jon.et July 100 N. Etrlttsb, L P. t D. 8.,, p. et., Job. It Ans. _lOO N. isire.,llp.e.Jaa.&Joily;loo D00t.N.1.4p.0..Ap.t005. ROO Pd I CI. pn , 100 100 '3 — SO -93 as 60 06 7) 63 xd 140. ISkI 00,000110 inglirAnbarloanTel(l) an I...,tasi 10 Anglo-Mexican hilui all £610,000. St. Atlantic Telegraph 'loo £OOO,OOO, St. 80. 8 per Celli "° 90,000 . It Asstrallan Agnelli 2 Ol i 40,0001 25 tustrallan If .L dlrn.(L , 6 10,040, 10 :augparahTealstateald 6 47,000 1 10 ,Berl in Waterworks (L) all 111.0001 10 I Do. New !6,000 ; 100 Boickow Vaughan (Ll' 25 40,000; 6 Bombay Gal (15alitad all 10,000 I Do New 3 11.0 00 SO British American Land 44 626,790 , 84. lb. 4t I. Mag. Tel (L) 60.0 ~1 20 , British Shipowners 8,915 S 1 'Canada Company 60,0001 10 leanadianLoant Inv(L, 95,000 1 10 ICeylon Company 19,000: 20 1 Ditto Adores 97,000 20 Chins.o4.Bhip&LCoalL 80,000 1 10 City Discount, Limited. 20,000 25 ,LltyolLoodonE.Pre.(L. t 16,041 . 30 'City of Mil= Impro.(L , 4,960' 10 . Do. 66,000. 26 IClty of Moscow Gas (L! 10,0801 60 ICity °Mese (Lim.) 10,000` 90 (Colonial (Limited) 10,000, 60 Do. 60,000 . 60 ICAmentercial Union( Ins 40,000' 10 Corn . of Africanater.(l i 17,600' 20 .Coistinental UnMas (L MOW I 29 iCold.ling.,Pref.7; P.C. 1104,000 10 'C. Fonc. of •Ibmisiod (1 ' 10,000 • 60 I Do.of Mauritius (L) men 11 Si. Crystal Palace £180,120 f SC Do. Preference £277,000' 84. Do. op. ct. Perp. Deb 7,6001 20 Dar)seling (Wafted) 0 1 18,0001 10 !Pattern AMAMI Tea (L 20,000' 60 'LlndiaLandC.,l Fin(L, 60,000 20 'IL India Uri,. I Canal 802001 10 ' Ebbw V 118;812 20 IF.B7ptian ale Com.itTrtL(L ; £879,9161 St. Electric Telegraph 16,000' 10 Do. New TOMO , S EuganAns.Copper(Una 10,000 16 . and ToreignCredi 10,000',100 ..8 Soottlehldarin.( , 26.000• 10 Fairhairn llo,ooo' 20 Fore-st (Wareh igagh r eb 7isse L . ) 10,000 60 Ilivara (Limited) . _.. 200,000' 10 raleredit& Dii.&) 110,0 W 16 Waal Nayi 0,000 60 Home &Colonial .(L ' 6,000 , 10 Bong Kong a China Gel 100,000' 10 Hudson's Bay 10,000 20 Im.LindCo.Marsellles L 60,0001 1 Indian Carrying (Um.) 110,000' 10 Internat. Fhtan.ll4o.(L.` 800,000 20 Internat.LandCredit(L 60,000' 60 Italian Land. 50,000 10 Itallan !Mg. (Can.Cay. l , 1,000000 WO 1 Do. 6p. a. Ms. r. 1870 10,000 60 Land Becurities(Lins.) 6,0001 16 ;Lond.AtricanTradbog 10,000 26 iLots. Os Wedon. M. (L 60,030: 10 eLon.Countyland&B.(L , 11,000' 6 land. DistrickTeleg.(L 60,000 60 ILond. Man. Aro. (L.; 1411,526 4 Lond. G. innsibasC.(L.' 5,000, 601 Lond.ttGlwm. ling.Co.(ll 50,000 20 Load. Provincial Ilarint; - I 80,000 90 10,000; 21, 12,100 w 10,000 ibao,ooo 111 000 51;insirriirsT.WFan;i, (6 p. ct.gbyindianGov. Marina investment (L llainitins Lind, de. (L It Wit. &Man. ( L ).. Merchant Shipping (L , Si 111.'11 li.Ld./tDock(L 11111hrall IrockWorks.... iieial Lend scot. ILa .___ ....... e. .... 1 National Dia. Cow L. Do. New, tented I p., National Pray. Marla, LI National Steam NavAL NetteaddaCoaletirm(L. NewConael)dat. DMA.. I INew Quebrada, Limited' N.Dieland L.tid.Ag.t, tf 1 Northern Amen Teei L.l N.Bris.Auatralsalan (4 , Ir.hrlt.allerean. In.( L. Owen Marine angora. Orlentalrinancle&Lim. Oriental Gas (Limited) I Do. New l Otient Inland Steam(4 Otago & Sthland Invest. lOttonsan Gas (Limited , Panama R. IL 84esa(L. Do. do. Peellttv.tand&WlL(l, !Peni Do nsular& o.lloans I . du. Mar Ithrinney iron Do. New .11143.1.041p1repr0v.(L.) Ylo Jumbo Uss (La) is itaal Mall Steam "Astra. Invest. (L ', Soo Ftnan. d'Egnte(L Ahican & In. (10 MonthAustrallan f Submarine Telegraph Do Scrip TaLConstrac.etlialn(L Do. Do .Thannes&Werser 1n.(4 ;Trinidad PlllllOlllllllll (L. ot Ass. T. & L. Co. of U. Un. Marine of Liver. (LI United DIM 011,11C..rr L ftlattei K. Tsars. 0o.(4, D 9. 10 per cent pref. • Univers. Marontlns.(L.) i Pan Dlerasn's Land (I.) IVIDWorot 1 09 4 (Mar.( 1 Warrant Flora (Lira) TratiniUatTaidiki el (L PREFERENCE Si e 4 per cent. redee a (York, IL, and S. 51;500' 110,000 40,000 20,000 10,000 11 500 25,000 1 51,000 10,000 *VOW 16,0011 111/14i/5 1 116. 60,000 , 60 40,000 26 10,000 60 60,000 6 110,WO 60,000 10 15,000 10 10,000 6 61,600 10 10,214 5 6100,000 It. 30,000 60 10,000 50 14,000 GO 10,000 16 64,000 IS SO,OOO 10 16,000 100 1.000.000 St 10,000 20 10,000 50 14,200 25 £lOO,OOO 10 10 N 16 N IN N N 12 41 10) 2 41 I? 111 let a - ISC 134 I 314 ... 4/51 10 i 0-15-16 I, . 5 - THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 3, 1867. 106 _ 67) : 10'' e 101,r} zd CI. prlces I Bales. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—TUE.:,DAY, AITIL 2. IN the House of Lonns yesterday, the Judas Chambers (despatch of business) Bill was read a second time. The Earl of BELMORE moved the second reading of the Criminal Lunatics Bill, the object of which be stated to be to provide for and regulate the custody, the maintenance, and discharge of persons detained as criminals during her Majesty's pleasure. The Earl of SHAPTEMICRY expressed his approval of the bill, but said he thought the time was come when the whole question of criminal lunacy and the evidence by which it was to be established ought to be clearly laid down. The bill was read a second time. The Dublin University Professorships Bill was read a second time. The Duke of BUCKINGHAM, in reply to a question from the Earl of Clarendon, stated that information had that afternoon been received from St. Peters burg confirming the rumour that negotiations were on foot for a purchase of the Russian territory in North America by a cession to the United States, but he could not state whether those negotiations had been carried to a definite point. Their lordships adjourned at 10 minutes to 6 o'clock. tXMANIAL GOVIIIINbIENT BECURITIn. dinusheolso. tip.et.,1872 1696 - ... ▪ I Can. 00v.4 p. x,197744 Do. 6peret,Feb..kda6, Do.6peret. Mar. ';374 . . , 11 4 ' Do Speret Jan.: l6 J; 646,806 1 Do. &perm lus. Sloe ; 180,000 Cacid Hope., per. 1873 • d 0.1899-1900 • I Do. do. 189040 . ; D.. do. 1890-91 614,000 D.3.5p.e.Ap.R0et.1900 190.004 Cey!ou,Nov.l-66,6p.ct 330.004. Do. 1879, do.. 1..100.000 Do. 1871 d 0... 100.000, Ma:thaw 6 per 14,1876 1000109 Do. 1678 800.5001 Do. 1889 190,006 Do. 1896 100.6d0 NatalGov.rp.e.Ap.dik. 1 , ..4.00C New Brans.Gov.6peret. 1.13. - .000 New South Wales Got.. 6 p. eest.,lB7l to 1876 3.471.516 Do. 6p. e. 1884 to 1893 654.010 Do 1.p.e.r,1867 to 1876 161041. New Zealand elper mat. 1.064.140 Do. Spec cent. 00 ,ogo Do. 6 per cent. 1891 35‘.10. ti. ti4.lSOl JanedDee 130.090 Nova ieotta 4 p. C. 1879 /.064.306. yueensland Gov. Op. et. S.AustOov. 6 p. e.. 67-77 7-N.640 Do. 1875 and wird& 654,700, Vle.oov.6p. c. Jan. Joke 7.059.400. Do. op. et. Atgaildo6 &Wool), IN.,* BRITISH MIN- 97 90 96 97 93 97 6 5 6 901 05 67 103 105 in 106 106 195 104 106 91 93 102 104 107 109 106 107 103 106 105 107 106 196 104 106 96 100 96 98 OS 95 17 88 96 97 101 102 861 101 861 99 101 102 97 90 90} Oil 106 106 100 i 1061 106 106 sd HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TucsDAY, APRIL 2. IN the Horns of COMMONS, Mr. W. PATTEN, having presented a petition from a number of electors of Lancaster who, he said, were uncontaminated by the corrupt practices carried on at the last election for that borough, against the proposed disfranchisement of that borough, moved that the mayor and corporation of the borough, who had also petitioned, be heard by counsel at the bar of the house. Mr. WALPOLE opposed and the Marquis of HAR- TrNoToN supported the motion, though he admitted the justice of the report of the commissioners. After a few observations from Sir It. Palmer, Mr. D. Griffith, Sir George Grey, and tho Chan cellor of the Exchever, the latter of whom said if they were to put down bribery they must make the report of the commission final, the motion was withdrawn. Mr. CRAW FORD obtained leave to bring in a bill for the preservation of Bunhill-fields burial ground as an opt.ai square. . . Lord . Am BiatEv moved for leave to bring in a bill to amend the act of 21st Geo. 111., chapter 49, for preventing certain abuses and profanation' on Sundays. In 1865 and 18n6 lectures were given a'. St. Martin's-hall on Sunday evenings by Pro fessor Huxley, Sir J. Bowring, and others, which were stepped by notice from the chairman of the Lord's Day Observance Society, who threatened to indict the keeper of the hall, and to proceed for penalties against the chairman of the meeting. The bill did not interfere with places of amuse ment, but it repealed so much of the act as related to the delivery of lectures on Sundays at places where money was taken at the doors. Mr. B. HOPE said the question was a very wide one, and lie suggested that the bill should be re ferred to a select committee. Mr. KINNAIRD joined in this suggestion. Lord .tNIBERLEY said he would consider whether he would adopt the suggestion. Leave was then given to brinn• * in the bill. Mr. DENT called attention to the sixth report of the Children's Employment Commission, and moved that the employment of women and chil dren in agriculture should be regulated as far as may be by the principle of the Factory Acts. Mr. Fawcwrr seconded the motion, which, after some observations by Mr. A. PEEL, Mr. POWELL, Mr. W. E. FOR.STIR, Mr. GREENE, Mr. WALPOLE, Sir H. VERNEY, and Mr. NEWDEGATE, was agreed to. Mr. CRAWFORD moved that it is expe dient in the interests of the public that in cases w ere adequate security can be given the State should assume the responsibility of the debenture debt of railway com panies unable to meet their engagements, upon con ditions providing for the eventual acquisition of much railways by the State. At the present moment railway companies were experiencing the greatest difficulty in renewing their de bentures, this difficulty having arisen from the judgment of Lord Cairns. All kinds of suggestions had been made to remedy the evil. The real remedy, he thought, was to be found in the proposition he was about to submit. He proposed that any company unable to meet its engagements should apply to the government, which, if it saw lit, and was satisfied with the security, should grant the required assistance, that it should issue obligations running for 50 years, which should be a first charge after payment of the working expenses. Then to prevent the company from wasting its resources he proposed to give the government a veto on expenditure on capital ac count, which might be easily done, ;or it was al ready done in India. He also proposed that a company which obtained the assistance of the state should surrender the freehold of the land to the government which should then grant a lease of the land for a long period—say 99 years—to the company. The credit of the go vernment would enable the companies to raise money at 1 per cent. less than they could raise it on their sown security, and ho proposed that the companies should be required to Invest that 1 per cent. every year in consols, by which means, at the end of fifty years, the obligations of the companies would be paid off. By laying by • very small sum in addition, the companies might at the end of the 99 years' lease be in possession of a sum equal to their capital. The state would be in possession of the railways, worth near 500 millions sterling. On these grounds, he submitted that the plan was worthy of consideration. Mr. S. CAVE said the best way of getting out of this difficulty was the issue of debenture stock at any rate of interest which would succeed in float ing it. He did not think that the government should guarantee the debenture-debt of railway companies. If they assisted one company they would excite the jealousy of others. Government should do nothing which individuals could do. Mr. T. HANXEY considered the proposition of ' Mr. Crawford of so startling a cFaracter thrt he could not conceive how that house could possibly sanction it. Mr. Alderman SALOYONS differed so far from Mr. Crawford that he would not relieve insolvent railways. If railways were insolvent let them be sold. He thought, however, every one must admit that something should be done to assist solvent companift. Mr. J. B. Stairs thought they might take a les son from the United States. There, instead of applying the traffic receipts to the payment of dividends, they applied them in the purchase of their osn debenture bonds, which they transferred to the shareholders in payment of their dividends. Mr. tivot-artimo attributed the difficulty to the facility with which that house had granted bills for new railways. Mr. LAING thought this was one of those ques tions in which government could not be expected to take the lead, but he thought the discussion would do good, and in the meantime he looked forward to the companies being free from the trammels they were now under, as a relief from the immediate pressure. Mr. WATKIN considered this a good opportunity for the state to take advantage of the receipts of the railway companies, in order by a mere using of the credit of thestate to take measures whereby the national debt might be either very materially re duced or paid off. This had not escaped the notice of the government of France, who had to legislate in respect of railways, that by that means the debt of that country would be paid off in 5 years. Sir S. NORTHCOTZ remarked that the introduc tion of the argument that this proposition would enable them to pay off the national debt made him look more suspiciously on it. Why should the railway companies pay the government one per cent. to finance their affairs if they had already a good security to offer 1 Until this question was answered he thought they were not in a condition to come to a decision on the subject. Mr. GrAntrrors said, considering the vastness of the proposition and of the interests involved, the house ought not to commit itself by a specific vote one way or the other. There were many consider ation which might lead to separate legislation in reference to the Irish railways. Mr. CRAWFORD then withdrew the motion. Lord ELCHO obtained leave to bring in a bill to amend the law of master and servant, abolishing imprisonment for breach of contract. Sir J. PAKINCTOS obtained leave to bring in a bill to amend the 28 and 29 Viet., cap. 61, for pro viding a further sumtowardsdefrayingtheexpenses of constructingfortilications fortheprotection of the royal arsenals and dockyards, and the porta of Dover, and Portland and for erecting a central arsenal. Mr. DENMAN moved the second reading of the Attorneys, &c., Certificate Duty Bill, the object of which he explained to be to reduce the duty from its present to a nominal amount. Mr. Bess thought this the last license tax that ought to be repealed. Mr. AYILTON moved the adjournment of the debate, and on a division the adjournment was carried by 101 to 100, and was then fixed for to-morrow. The Policies of Insurance Bill was read a second time. The Salo and Purchase of Shares Bill passed through committee. The - Houses of Parliament Bill and the National Gallery Enlargement Bill were read a second time and referred to a select committee. The house adjourned at half-past one o'clock. PROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. [HANES OF SOLICITORS AND FURTHER PARTICULARS TO DE orrAnrEn AT THE OFFICE OF THE CHIEF REGISTRAR, COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, BASINGRALL-STREET.] IIANYBU Th. . . ---- -- HOBERT WRITE ., George-yard, Lombantetreet, wine merchant, to surrender April 15, at 2. WILLIAM 111:Nla CHUNDLN, Fulham, late grocer, April 15, at t. THoMA9 WILLIAM MUNING, Great Yarmouth, fish merchant, and south Town, Suffolk, shipbuilder, April 15, at Y. WILLIAM HAMM, Liaalnghall-street, cont. mbudou agent, April 17, at 11. G.tiAx JAME 2 I'L.LCIIPGE and CHARMS BURRELL MOORE, - . loswell.road, milliners, April 17, at It JoIIN SEAL,. Slaiiistone, late grocer, April 17, at 12. DAVID STRAPS., BAcluno, Surrey. porter, A prill7, at 12. ALVI:EIi HERRICK. Tottenham, April 17, at 1. STEPHEN lIICESON,Sursex-toad,-bill. surveyor,Ap.l7,at 1. SAMUEL THOMAS RENTON, y-road, New Kent-road, coach builder, April 17, at 1. MAURICI HERSICHHORN, Addle-street, City, dealer In artificial flowers, April 17, at 1. CHARLES CHAPMAN, Median-road, Lower Clapton, master mari ner, April 17, at 1 . FRIDRRICK BULL, klarylebone-road, attorney, April IS, at 1!. CHARLES BENLIT. Grove-street, South Hackney, furniture dealer, April IS. at It EDWARD HUMPHRIES, South-street, Walworth, general dealer April lb, at 12. CHARLES PCRSET, Hounslow, publican, April 18, at 12, EDWARD Ileitzailto. Paris, merchant, April IS, at I!. JoHN WALTER WOODS, Union-street, Borough, wire worker, April 18. at 1. JOSIAH VINCENT, Pomeropatreet, New-crow, superannuated police officer, April 18, at 1. HARRY ROBERT WILLI-ins, Walworth-road, general merchant, April 18, at 1. FRANCIS WILLIAMS. New Kent-road, tool manufact., Ap. 18, at I. WILLIAM FDA, (lodestar, Suffolk, fishennan, April lii, at 2. Julia LINTON, Wilmington, Kent, late publican, April 18, at 2. LAUD; LITTLE, Fen-court, Fenchurch.street, general merchant, April 18, at 2. RICHaRD WILLIAM Teo, Tachbrook-et., Pimlico. April 18, at Y. THOMAS WADDINGToN, Paragon-terrace, South Hackney, baker, April 18, at 2. EDMUND Ittorrr, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, wholesale milliner, April 18, at 11. WILLIAM JAMES SMITH, men., Tooley-street, Southwark, late priolsion dealer, April 10, at 11. HARRIET? MERCER, Fitzroy-square, widow, April 16, at 1. JOHN CULLRY. Woolwich, late Malin= to the Royal Artillery, April 16, at 2. Groans WITHEAT MASON, vest wawa, Fare:, farriter,Ap.l6,at 2. CHARLES PAUL. Tottenham, painter, April 18, at 2. WILLI,!M MARL= ANTAL/LIN. Ipswich, beerhouse keeper, April 12, at 1._ — II t Lsg, Ash font, Kent, late fanner, April 24, at I. JANPS MAXWELL, DuntOn-green, near Sevenoaks, Kent, con tractor, April 24, at I. lIIRAN LYMAN BALL, Derby, wire weaven' manager, Ap.2.1, at 1. RICHARD BARNES BOND, Birmingham, hay deader, April 17, at 12. THOMAS EDWIN WARD. Tipton, Staffoolsh., draper, Aprlll7, at 12. Ku CArrwiticorr, Westbroniwich, wine retailer, April 17, at 12. CHARkesllEssutv,l4ldbury,Wormatenti..ironfounder.Ap.l2.atlit ELI Houma, Sutton Cheney, Lakestenhlre, clerk in holy orders, April 12, at it PHILIP CRJEFlTHS.Aberaman,Olamorgausb., tallor,Aptil 13,at 11. Cur io. Toolind, KNIGHT, Bristol, late Victualler, April le, Atli. FREDERICK SMITH, Bristol, Beet and victualler, April 12, at 11. J Axis Lints, W hltland, Cannarthensh.,victualler,April 13,at 11. Joan CRISWELL, 85 Neot. Cornwell, grocer, April 12. at IT. EIIuNAN CHISIVELL, St. ('leer, Cornwall, miller, and St. Neat, hotel keeper, April 12, at It. JOHN WioLgr, Leeds, builder, April 18, at 11. WrLuar OARDNRR, Leeds, hoot numufacturer, April 12, at 11. JOHN hi ARBORS. Banigh, Yorkshire, fanner, April 15, at 11. %Mums Timm, Leeds, linendrapsr, Anil' 18, at 11. JOHN TIMM, Leeds, lineudraper, April Is, at 11. Samuel. Tunes, Leeds, hatter, April le, at IL DAVID Q and WILLIAM tICARERT, °Nett, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturers, April 15, at 11. JoHN CoLPLAND, Cherry Burton, Yorksh., farmer, Aprill7, at 12. JOHN DALREV, Wrexham, Denhaglush.,bootmaker, April 15, at 12. WILLIAM HISS, JONAm SPENCER, and HENRY ROTHEZLL, New ton-le-Willows, Lancashire, Mutt glass manor, April 16, at 12. THOMAS \Vatican Jgentrr, Walker, Northumberland, baker, April 12, at 124. RUNNY anciot, Amersham, Bucks, watchmaker, April 17, at 3. NATHAN IiacKNET, Aston Manor, Warwickshire, cuinnaisaion merchant, April IS, at 10. THOMAS SPURR!'" BIM, Aston Brook, Warwickshire, Journey man rule maker, April 18, at 10. WILLIAM PAIN., Brockmoor,staffordsh., labourer,April 15,at 10. JOSEPH HORN T, Cradley, Worcestershire, bone nail maker, April 12, at 10. ZORONAREL limeirr,Writtle, Essex, harness maker,Aprills, at 11. II C:IRT SommtVILLE WritUe, Essex, April IS, at 11. HCOH 111/OHIIM, BwthinaWr, Anglesey, builder, April 17, at 11. WILLIAM HAMDDlO,BasUlrhistead,Sumeg,tobacconist,Ap.ll,MlL 0201011 Cilltsog, Norwich, publican, April It. at 11. WILLWY WSZILS, ('heddar, Somerset, late miller, April 15, at It. JOHN HZ/INT Bowls Nang* ME, Lincoln, fruiterer, Ap.ls, at 11. SAMUEL WESTON, Leicester, licensed victualler, April 13, at 10. JONRPH TCRNP.R , Evertor, Lancashire, hootmaker, April It, at 3. JOHN KIARNET, Bootle, Lancashire, tailor, April 12, at 3. eneaus PALL 0 xLir, Metal, commercial clerk, April lt, at la. JOHN MURPHY, Leeds, grocer, April 17, at 12. JoairH AlNsworrH, WestArdaley,Yorksh mason, Ap41116, *tit. 0101101 DALIN, Dim, Norfolk, geatter. April 13, at THOMAS A CaTIVICII, Billam. Yorkshire, ha) dealer,A 117,at 11. )(Jean. HicKson, Attercllffe, Yorkshire, bookkeeper, prillB, at I. THOMAS OAKLAND, den., Nottingham, china dealer, April Io,at 11. JAMBS lIII.DokN, Nottingham. plumber, April 24, at 11. JOSEPH CIIAPIJN Boititcl-r, Ely, Cambe, baker, April 11, at 11. JOHN S M ITH, Hopland-cooutiou, near Barnsley, kowtow labourer, April 18, at 11. JOHN WARD daan,Freemantle,Hants, corn dcalcr,April I7,at 12. MARY Age &MARI* and JOHN EDWARDS, rplyme,Deronshlre, millers, April 13, as 11. CHAibmi BRAsSIMoTOn Magnum, Knowle, Warwickshire, coal dealer's assistant, April M, et 11. 11001 R WILLIES, Llandudno, Carnarvonshirs, shopkeeper, April 8, at It ELLEN FARREL Preston, beerseller, April 17, at THOMAS ii.3a,Cippenham-green.Buckewbeelwright,Apr.l3,at 11. JAMES WILLIAM NTIERS, Leicester, engineer. April 13, at 10. Joss THOMAS, Pontypridd, Glantorgiumhire, Journeyman car penter, Apnl 15, at 11 EDWARD EGSRTuII, Hushall and Pehall, Staffordshire, victualler, April 15, at It. MONAD STORRS BMWS, Einiptton.upon-Dull, brewer's clerk, April 15, at 2. WILLIAM BAILEY, Jua., llolbeach, Uncolnahlre, carpenter, April 15, at 11. PREDERICK Joy, York, pianoforte tuner, May 4, at 11. WILLIAM DOWNIS, Guildford, carman, April 13, at 1. THOMAS WATSON, Darlington, Durham, manager of a company, April 13, at 10. WILLIAM HOLMRN, Sheerness, coal dealer, April 13, at 11. Olioanic POLLARD, Sheerness, baker, April 13. at 11. WILLiAMSToRES, Shiffnall, Shropshire, haulier, May 8, at It DIVIDIRDIL . May 1. &Collett, Wolverhampton, tailor-May 24. C. 'Turner, ilunieter, Innkeeper-April 17. J. R. Treble, Exeter, commission agent-April 17. W. Bucknill, Wellington, Soniersetehire, corn merchant-April 15. K. E. Jones, Betheßia, Carnarvoushire, watchmaker-April 12. H. Kellock, Liverpool, draper- •Aprfl 16. I E. Parry, Dolhawr, Denbighshire, farmer-April lit J. Quinn, Liverpool, egg dealer-April la. J. Tierney, Liverpool, ship bread baker-April It. W. WilLLams, Birkenhead, licensed victualler , April 17. J. Curlender, Liverpool, tobacconist-April 17. G. l'ryde, Liverpool, sail maker-May 1. J. M Fairbank, Salford, limnsed victualler-April 26. R. Haynes, Liverpool, flour dealer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. S. Lovelock and H. Gardner, Colenian.street, accountants- D. Rawlings and W. Rawlings. Chippenham, Wilts, and Loth bury, woollen manufacturers -I'. Brutit,W. Brunt, and .1. Brunt, Loughborough, Leicestershire, woollen &spins-J. Brunt and IV. Smith, Loughborough, Leicestershire, tallors-E. Ityley and R. DoW. 11 rwsd - slfeel, 111 7. average adJusters-C. Dicer and W. Bush. Sheffield, auctioneers-. 0. Sutherland audJ. Robinson, Jan., Liverpool, ship store dealers-T. J. Newark and O. Newark, Coventry, timber merchunts-J. Smith and T smith, Kidder minster, bakers-W. Hogg and C. Jameson, wholesale Sheffield and Birmingham warehousemen-B. Stanley and H. Stan., Liverpool, shipping agents-L. T. Bard and A. Milk,, Liverpool, hide factors-B. F. Drury, X Drury, and J. K. Walker, Sheffield, machinists, so far as regards K. Drury-H. Glover and W. Barnwell, Bolton, &Motion-at-law-J. B. Spooner and J. Cook, Hadleigh, Suffolk, carpenters-W. Fitcheti, Jun., and C. Fiteheti, CaniabYsitreat. Regent-street, trimming sellers-T. H. ()him= and F. Wood, Oalusborougb, Lincolnshire, attorneys-at law-A. Anwore and H. Thompson, Gre, surer, tillers-G. Wilkinson and F. P. Broughton, Birmingham, metal brokers- C. Davies and W. DIMII/1.11, Pontypool, ininniongers-A. Davis and IL Slap, Cheapside, auctioneers-A. Thomas and J. Grad well, Liverpool, oil manufacturers-Rachel Hood and Lydia Hood, Leamington Prior Wareickshire, hotel keepers• J. Everitt, W. Fletcher, and J. E. Lucas, Lombard-street. money brokers, so far as regards W. Fletcher-J. 31• Turk. Heworth, and O. Blanchard, Pafford, seed merchants-F. J. Wade and IL W. Skelton, York, denticts-J. Lilly and I. Hewitt, Crawfonl passage. Clerkenwell, millwrighta-A. Le Mercierand A. Showell, Savage.gardeus, City, customhouse agents-B. Andrew, men., J. Andrew, and B. Andrew, jun., St. Austell and St. Maxey, Corn wall, general drapers, so far as regards B. Andrew, sea.-F. Cole., R. J. Coles, and F. R Coles, Jun., Azuhursiroad Sad, Hackney, upholsterers, so far as rreeggaarrds F. H. Coles-C. Gibbs and W. B. Bowler, Manchester, dou . Sutcliffe, Jun., and F. Sutcliffe, Halifax, woolstaplers, and Burnley, Lancashire. cotton manufactures-T. Klworthy and M. Wright Bernamnb soystreet, Southwark, oil warehousemen-W. Grundy, S. Woe thiNton, H. Ilighton, R. Brotolley, andG. Hindley, Bolton, Lan dahlia spindle makers -W. T. Pugh Sad H. T. lonms,Worcester, civil engineers -A. Jacob and J. Solomon, Birmingham, die sinkers-E. Samuelson and M. Bebro, Manchester, Job and fent merchants-M. W. Shaw and S. W. Shaw, Kings-Lynn, Norfolk, coal merchants-J. Cnnlsgham and T. A. Ciledstanee, Regent street, wino merchants-J. Ptayfair (deeesareP and J. D. Bryce. Mimeo., merchants-Bryce. li'Murrich, and Co., Toronto, Canada, merchants, so far as re arils J. D. Bryce-A. Brook and D. Mlineen, Glasgow, manufacturers. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. WILLIAM Dlra, Deaf Lem near Dunblane, labourer, April :7., at Jame, Lever BunTeter lintel, lamblane. ANDREW LAW- ,, N. Hall Heston, grocer, April G, at Wltyte's Tent peranu U tnl , GMImo. ANDREW NOD, Wellwond Sutlery, Dunfermline, merchant, April 13, at Altken'a Hotel, Dunfermline. *parting intelligence. NORTHAMPTON AND PYTCHLEY HUNT RACES. TuzsilAy. THE GREAT NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STARE'S DAY. Another despised outsider has carried off the third great handicap of the season. and set at defiance the collective win doa of the Solons of the turf. An unprecedented favourite iu Lecturer, about whom at one time an little an 5 to 4 was taken freely, has been hock-I over and defeated in a common canter by a cast-off from the stud of a nobleman In Quick March, who was not backed from the stable in which she was or their parti sans for a single sixpence. la proof of this latter statement, we may mention that so hopeless was the chance of Quick March's winning the handicap, that Mr. Stephenson, the book-maker, whose hones are trained In the same stable, in vain offered 1,000 to 10, and ultimately a thousand pounds to five sovereigns against her winning the race. The "town of St. Crispin," despite that it cannot claim for itself the usual acknowledgment of securing the first legitimate meeting of the season, has maintained its prestige on the present anniversary, which will ever be memorable in the annals of the turf, as productive of one of the greatest " turns up" ou record. It will be seen from a perusal of the subjoined returns that a most successful gathering was inaugu rated to-day, the fields being of average strength, and the con fute. with one or two exceptions, close and exciting Mr. Marshall's gathering had another advantage, that of being held when the weather had taken a change for the letter, and pre sented a more settled appearance. The programme, too, retained all the features which have hitherto served to render the gathering so attractive, and as several of the "cracks" were announced to contend In the various events, no little excitement pended the decision of them. on Monday evening the Loon began to fill, and if there was a falling off In any se/vest, it was in the arrival of competitors, most of whom had been run through in the handicaps of the previous week. This morning opened somewhat dull, and the weather-wine predicted a "fail " be:ore the close of the day. Their prognostications were, however, only partially home out. Gain ,11.1 fall shunt noon, but the gentle spring shower only served to lay the dust on the roads, and make locomotion more comfortable, and it had no: any baneful effect upon the going, which wan all that could be desired. The attendance was very large, the ring being crowded to excess ; while the Odes of the course, from the ledge's box to the end of the cords, nearly half a mile, were thickly betted with spectators, who took a great interest in the proceediuga The card for the day com prised eight races, a similar number being appointed for to morrow. Racing commenced at one o'clock with the Trial Stakes, which closed overnight, and obtained a good entry, in cluding as it did the winner of the triple crown—Lord Lyon, Regalia, the Oaks Actress, and the celelinted "miler" Monkey. Of the seven entered four west to the post, the absentees being Cecrope, Lecturer, and John Davis, the latter pair retained evidently with a view to, their engagement in the "Stakes.' Lord Lyon, who seemed to have made great improvement as a four year old, came in for the " Lieu's share" of attention, end, as'a matter of course, the "talent" selected him as their cham pion. Whig 6 to 4 and 2 to 1 on him. The race was never in doubt, as "the Lord" quitted Sloulsey the moment Chanoner who rode in the absence of ('us tame Iron temporary Illness let him have his head and wee In a COOIIIIOII canter by four lengths. The Stand Plate Induced hut seven of the twenty-six animals coloured wt the clod to go tothe poet. and Musician wan immediately made the favou rite, Caprice being the only one of the °theta hacked for notch runty. The favourite waited ou Dutch Admire!, and coming away at his jockey's pleasorewon easily. The Whittichursrakes, which from the nature of its penalties and allowances usually unties the form of a hatelleap, was next for decision, and was cemented by five 3-yrohis end two "twee." Bismarck, who showed great improvement since his appearance in the Lincoln Handicap, and who It was known had undergone a preparation for this rate, was made a warm favourite, the followers of the "Meehan Blue" stable taking 0 to 6 with eagerness. Lord Lyon's colours were borne by Commissioner, who ran a game, good horse, but Bismarck although lutes at one time thought he was "out of the hunt," having last some start; quitted his conspanions and won with ease. The Whittlebury wu succeeded by the tireat Northamptonnliire Stakes, suet when the telegraph hoard was hoisted showing fifteen runners the ex citement was immense. The absentees from the lot coloured on the card were—Rania, Sealskin, Salpinctes, torten, Comers, Archimedes, Special, Copenhagen, Nightwatch, Encialeigh, Black Prince, Prourpine, Wild Briar, Douro, Armourer, blleod, C's mills, West:Aerator, Primrose, Splitvote colt, Orne, Trombone, the Tighttlt colt, ikaSCS. lrombene, Topsail, and Sister to Ve dette. Great excitement was occaaioned by the non-starting of Wild Briar, who had been backed heavily fora place, and for whom it was known Cameron was retained to ride. Consequent upon the non-starting of Mr. 'Naylor's mare Cameron was left with out a mount In the handicap. The Lecturer furore, which com 'sleeted at the Clubs on Saturday, did not abate, and betting, which had been pursued with rigour all the morning, was con tinued till the hones were at the poste The thou/ands for which Lecturer was backed made the - little" Cesarevritch winner a hot favourite, the repeated outfit's lu his favour putting the others into the shade, "le to 1 ler one" being vociferated to the close. Kseept Irons Mr. Stephenson tl'e name of Quick March was never mentioned, and that gentleman's repeated offers, as noted above, met no response. Kenyon, who declined the mount on the winner whom he had ridden on previous occa sions', rode Thelon, bait that horse did not shed lustre on his apparently waning star, as he was the absolute lan. Lecturer, as In the ('eiterewitch, ran without plates, a pair of " boots" being used for him to walk en to the course In. The marquis ran two—John Davis anti Lecturer—the former to make the running for the latter, with whew he declared to win. The lame of the race created the utmost coneteruatlon, the green, red sleeves and cap" not being recognisable, and it wan not till the number hi' haul been hoisted that time winner could be made out. The ante Incident °altered with the second - the Amanda telt—whose name, like that et the winner. was never mentioned in the ring. Lecturer, had Cannon persevered with him, could have been second, but he was eased when pursuit wsa hopeless. Regalia for some dlstatia ran a great mare, but she was minable to stay all the way. The winner, who is trained at Newmarket, was purchased at auction by Mr. Peter Price, and it was generally known that in a trial she was '• nowhere" to Leases After her victory she was renamed Miss Havelock, end Is that name entered for the Queen's Hate of tomorrow. The Northaniplonshire Cup Stakes, won by Oeue hi the Rake's stable), and the other races are sufficiently described below. The 'inertia of Bismarck and Orne caused the partisans of the Rake to be on good terms with themselves, and the cult was backed at 7 to I during the afternoon. Tin TRIAL BRAKES of 10 son. each, with 50 added. for 3-yr-oids and upwards ; weight for age, with matinee and allowances'. One mile. (7 subs.) Mr. R. Sutton's Lent Lyon, by Stockwell—Paradigm, 4 yrs, Sat 9lb ((Tallma nl Ind Bateman's Mouisey, 6 yrs, NR 316 kUtiunhair ) 2 Lord Westmorland's Thalia, ( yrs, tist igh (Casuion. 3 Leybourne also ran. Betting : 75 to 40 on Lord Lyon and 5 to 2 agst Mouleey. Tux WAAL PLAT' IBandicap. of 60 SUM. for 3-)T-olds and upwards ; winners extra. Our mile. subs.) Mr. Pryor's Musician, by Marsyss—kanfarunade, 4 yrs, 7st Illb (Luton 1 Mr. J. Godsling'n Dutch Admire!, 3 yn, tot (Ib 'Butler. 2 Mr. Beadman's Redly. S yrs, eat 12Ib 'Peppier) 3 Pour others also ran. _ . _ . _ Betting : 2to 1 agst Musician, 4 to 1 agst Caprice, and 100 to 15 apt any other. THE WHITTLED!. ET STARES of 15 SOTS. each, 5 ft, with 100 added, for Y and 3-yr-olds penalties and alluwancim. About three-quarters of a mile straight (Hi sobs.) llawksley's Bismarck, by Weatherhlt —Miss 3 TM est Mb .Loates‘ 1 Mr. 11 Sutton's Commissioner, 3 yrs, est 3lb Forilham Mr. Berill's King Victor, 3 yrs, bat Lilb ,lac Sib extra) (tirinishaw) 3 Five others also ran. Betting : (Ito 4 agst IMsin;n — C,6 to 1 each apt ?lying Scud and King Victor, to 1 such apt Commissioner and Moonbeam, and 10 to 1 anst Veda. Ttli 62247 NoUTHAHPIO33III3I 57A3114 of 100 son., added to a handicap sweepstakes of 25 sows. each, 16 ft, and 5 only if declared ; second received 25 *ova. ; winners extra. Two mdm. ( subs., 33 of whom ray 5 sovs. ft.) Mr. Weeks* Quick March, by Rataplan—Quit Vire, 4 yrs, 71b (Jarvis) 1 Mr. Holding's eby Rataplan —Amanda, 3 yrs, Est ;Butler) 2 Marquis of liastiugg' Lecturer, 4 yrs, Oat bib .. (Galloon) 3 Twelve others also ran. The Marquis of Hastings declared to win with Lecturer. Betting: 6 to 4 eget Letterer, 10 to 1 agst Ansley, 12 to 1 agst Regalia, 100 to 6 eget Miss Harriette, 20 to 1 agst Tourmalin, 2: to 1 each agst John Davis, Dumany. and Elatcateher, 23 to 1 each agst Miner, Tartlet. and ehiPPelthant, 40 to 1 each Mot Nutrition and Lady Calthorpe, and 50 to 1 each apt Quick March and the Amanda colt. THE Pi - Trinity STAKES of 6 amt. each, with 40 added, for 3.)v-olds and upwards. Selling and other allowances. Spencer Plate course. Fire furlongs stmight. Mr. Mundy's Watchbox, by V edette—dara by Cowl —Venus, 3(.1 18. 5 )7S, )amen) 1 Lord Weatunorland's skylight ;AM) 9 yrs, get ne (canted Set 101 b) (KetiyosE 2 Lord Allesbary's Lord Paramount (600 %mud .. ',Bolton! 3 Walk=: 7 to 4 ma Skylight, 6 to 2 agst Watchbux, and ti to 1 Paramount. THZ Dlnotriti HANDICAP d5O orrs., added to a sweepstakes or 6 sore. each. for 2.yr-olds and upward,: winners extra ; whiner to ba claimed for £lOO. Althurp-park Make*. About half a mile. Mr. Ten Bmeek's Slaymore, by Drogheda—Queen of 3 in.stinih' 117i;;;;e; Lord WestmorlaJei 3111.1er's !laid, 3yre, 741116 Kenyon, 2 Mr. Hodgman's Vattlon, 3 yrs, 74 olb (Cameron) Your °timers Moo ram r.ettlag : 2 to 1 maistiiirOnors,s to 1 - non 7.lses, 7 to 1 each ag,t Miller's Maid and stmayside, and 10 to 1 sot any other . THE NORTIIairroNSHIR/1 Crr STAKES of 10sows. each, for all ages; weight for age; winner to be sold fur £5OO. Two Wks. (Ys. sobs.) Hawksley's Orne, by Amick khan—Prinreine de la ralx, ayrs, eat Pilo (Cameron) 1 Mr. 11. gargles Pvironer. S yes Oat 011, Duke of Grafton nd arra, tes nib (%1 alker, 3 Your otera'alsa ran. Betting: ato 1 each aita orniand imicy. I to 1 apt Prim rose, 7 to 1 apt Douro, and C to 1 opt Musa at LET ?MAK Fa of l 0 tont each. 3 ft. with 30 added, for 4.7r 01ds cats, 0.1 1141), and Mlles, list 71b penalties and allow ances. Afloat half a mile. • auto. , Marquis of Illudinge lady Elizabeth, by Tnunpeter—Nliza ltarzer, tot 711: ' , annm) Captain 'timbale.) 'a Eau de Vle, bat LIM 31b extra Lord Wettutorland'a f by Lambion—Whiga of i(oatos) a B ev , tl.t3lh (Kenyan) 3 B e tting opened at 7 to 4 on Eau de Vie, but cloned at 7 to 4 on Lady Elizabeth. 9to a apt Em de Vie, and lu to 1 apt the Wings of * Dun Ally. BETTING ON THE COURSE. CHEWER CUP. 10 to I mint LOCUM' (OM I 25 to 1 art Madame Cleo 20 to 1 tittlett March Pats (t) . EARL SPENCILES PLATE _ . . . Bt o 1 sot Sytoo,iiol/ 100 to 7 ;OA Chapel Royal(t, 1 00 0 t o 80 Cevrops 100 to 6, 1000 to 70 Commissioner 15 to 1 Huntsman t) taken) 10 to I -- nallter,t 1000 to 70 Moulsey (1) 1000 to 00 Waspadan (t) DERBY. 7to 1 aid TM 'mks (tao) I 3 0 to 1 apt Grand Cross (t) DERRY OP PM& 75 to 1 apt Suffolk (1) MIDNIGHT BETTING. EARL EPENCERI3 PLATE. s to 1 apt Sycee (t) 20 to 1 apt Out and Octet 100 10 8 Yespaslan (off, I it to 0100) tlsto 11 20 to I Mr. Pitt k t t o 100 to 8 Ceer(ps (off, t C 26) 15 to 1) 600 to 60 Victor (t) IRSTRIt CUP. 100 to 6 apt Allnater (off) 7to 1 ag,t The Raket;k 11; 1 4 to asst Palmer t, 10 to 1 Plaudit (WI) 2S to 1 Vou, oo t , 11 to 1 Irlotourod 'o' 2000 to 10 Mott d Ibis t' Very little dein/. BETTING AT MANCHEETER.—MESDAY. um SPENCER'S PLATE. 12 tot eget ,od, t 100 Al to 1 apt Rine tetor t to 7) 20 to 1 ll 10 to 1 Sycee , t) 20 to 1 Um .4 oubtry 16 to 1 Muntenia (1) 10 to 1 Skipper oij 16 to 1 inollght ;t) 100 to 7 on the field ;MIT -20 to 1 mot Lecturer t) The remainder of the bettha amptonshire Stakes, no. deck It CUP. 30 to Mit Archimedri t' FOILFICLS OBIJOATIOI ! Pd. I RATI.IFATI. 4 O. Ltteembourgs p.eent. tO lall LP.). 100 all farm Il s aid abtnzas 100 1111 Pram and lirlibon 100 fall :SlatanzAa sod Sabana 100 D 3. Seem.' hate— . 20 all 'North of France S p ct. 20 all Do ,:atelleol. 31p, et. 100 101 l Ottoman !Smyrna, &e.) mll , Do. do. Maned at 72 10 'Parls,Lyona,k Nln3p.d. 100 !all Itedta &S. F. (Feral 4 laliI ali Atoyal Swedish bp. ct 100 .all Damn La ()rands 7 p. et 20 Inn p. Aa s. n Ln tu Vet'. Sp. c 100 all South East.of Port. 7p.c 10 all r eouthernot franceSp.e SO leoutlt Itallan, S per CO Wto .W.d N. W. of Yra.3p. c 87 90 1 Ile IS 66 66 20 16 12 lti 90 91 li 2 IS 88 Si 9 i 12 122 5 6 11 111 Closing plisse. I Sales. 17; D} 87 89 99 101 No. 136. DOCE.S. Pd 1 CE 1,0614,8,i , SI. UM, and West India lOO 124 127 5.075,1 St. Lowton atstoKatbarin 100 I 59 01 I LOGS, 100 Do. DA St 4p. coot, 411 — 350.5 , St. Southampton WWII U. Surrey ()atomiser's's] 400 inscsuArczoi 0011P1IIIC9. Pd I Cl. pnoss. I Sales. lei 161 16 17 35 40 73 78 17 19 par 4pm I/6 413 2 124 1 lipm' 4 44 1 0 0 14 10 111 66 9S skdis Oil 71 • 1 dla 1414 par 141. part 13 11 41s' 2 li4l. • 2edls 8 641 a dl. 16 17 111 131414. 12 10 4141, 11 * °1 1 4 ) 41.1 6 4 64 8 IS 6 idls 4 S dludi 25 27 100 104 105 *lB 6M. 7 6SU 71 %As 4 a di. 36 16 elk a *l*. 133 116 4 II di* 6 di. ip• _parl 1, 4 i 2 76 77; Sj _Ms 121 11 117,600 100,000 7,600 si:iii 60.000 100.000 2000 60.660 20,000 iiiii 1 KM 1 1011101qi 110,,N0 WO Nortl Nord 7 n I 570 ; 390 xd, 17 1S ii -.4 19f 2000 1 If 83 85 7 } if I Saba il 2 51 d17 1 36 38 68 80 68 SO IS 15 !t 98 101 190 116 7 6 ius r 4 deal 32 $4 60 70 i le, 92. chase), 10. 'as confined to the Great Nunb. MARKETS. COTTO7.4.—LIT3IPOOL, APRIL R.—Market quirt. MO es change In prices. Eadmated sake today, 7000 halm. 10,1,14 w, 1,000 apeculotton and export. 8,000 American, 1111.1 1;4 200 Pernam, dm, 130. to 140 ; 20 Illaratthant, t„, ) Macao and Bahia, 124 d. • 400 Cy/pilau, Ir4l. to 1,14 Smyrna, lid, to Ilad. : 2,830 Surat, Sid to 12d delude, Ac., Md. to Yid. 210 Peru, 134 d. to 14d. Pair IA; tersh, 11`d.; tale Oomrawuttee, 11Id. ; fair Broach, lair Bengal Std. .• fair P4oPtian,„ l 6 4 • fait Fenian', 141 naiddlins 1344. ; middling unman, 130. COTmmY GOOEXi.—llsgengifirrit, APRIL 2-The market he shipping yarns has been rather quiet to-day, yet there has i, e ., some business doing at the ame prices as on Friday. Th", no change in home trade yarns. The market is quiet, ems barely an average business doing. Prices for most tusks,. Friday. In cloths there Is a pretty general Inquiry, hut it is and attributed so much to a desire to do business es to ohe s i... formation as to lowest prices before the departure of ts-lay s mail. The actual demand continues Tay small. kl and:aunts are not in so bad a position as they have been, tieing now eitq„ as any Inconvenient pressure of sr•seks in many cases, and co,se quently there ere fewer very anxious sellers. They resume their last week's quotations of price, for most description, of cloths, hut these must be mostly taken as nominal, bemuse there Me hardly been a business offering to-day fairly to test them. lieu are telegrams from thicutta today, reporting rather morq fare. ' ably of that market. There has been some demand in doublet yarns for France within the last few days, and Messrs. lei Fiy and Co.'s tables give the exports for last year at Xitz,egub, yarn, against 1,5111.,0861be. In lea, and 100,000 in lath end fig million yards of cloth against 21 millions in ISGS, and la mil. lions in lift, WOOLLEN.—LEEDS, APRIL 2.—There has been little asked fiat in the coloured cloth.hall this morning ; the attendance. buyers km been small, and the amount of business has been et. tremely limited. Few parcels of any description have chancel hands. Tweeds and thin coating, have been seldom inquired alter. Plain cloths have been mostly in demand, though they hai been transferred only In small quantities. The white market in been equally as quiet so the coloured-hall : there has not hen any Inclination to purchase to any large extent . hair Usts, the principal article In demand, have formed the hulk the transactions ; the parcels which have changed hands have lei small in amount and number. There has nut been any alterative in prices MANI'FACTCRE9.-11rptiggs - nrix , APRIL 2.—There is as noticeable alteration In the market to-day, the same degree caution being exercised which has characterised all businei‘ transactions for the last two months or more. In spring and sunned goods the trade Is usually brisk at this season, but at preen; buyers only tale small quantities for immediate requirements, and the general trade does not partake of that insproveiusis which has fur some time been expected. WOOIB.—HuDDICILIFIELD, Arlin 2.—There has been a link more doing. both to-day and during the week, In colonist. st established by late London sales. Faulty and all oth e r low-priced descriptions are scarcely inquired tor,,although priLes are lower. OfIRN.—HULL, Anat. 2.—At to-day's market a small sap. ply of English wheat, only about sufficient fur local demand all good parcels are taken off at last week's currency . blies neglected, and rather cheaper. Voreign neglected. but holders du not press sales at any quotable reduction. Barley slow, but nut offered at any decline. Beans and peas dull, and prices favour buyers. Oats of all descriptions meet a steady sale at fully late rates. Foreign arrivals for the week .—Whmt, 15,630: barley, 1,90 ; oats, IST: beans, 67; peas, 6S. tam 778 ; Indian corn, 3,197 yr& Aran 2.—The supply of all grain was extremely short here to-day ; consequently there was no alteration in pries of any article. Millers and maltaters could scarcely get their requirements. LEM'S, 2.—We have no demand whatever t .-day wheat. Our millers will not be tempted to make a l,i 1, co wit late quotation; cannot be altered either one way or the other. Barley stow sale, and the same may be saki of beans and utter articles. LIVERPOOL, APRIL t —We had a good attendance at OUP market to. day, and for wheat there was a good Inquiry, at an ad. van,* of Yd. to Y.I. per rental on Friday's rates. Flour steady. Indian corn firm, holders asking 40s. ed. per qr. Ostrot al quiet, and unchanged. Beans steady. Malt extremely slow. LYNN, t —We have a short supply of wheat tolay, the demand was slow, at the rates of last Tuesday. Ilat .1 , sup ported last week's prices. Beans and oats unaltered In vs .w. rev imperial qr. to the grower:—Wheat, white, new, 6111 s. .ats. per imperial bushel, 625. to Wu. : ditto, red, Wis. b. Oka, 675. to etc.: barley, heat Chevalier malting, 53Ibs. to Ulla, tes. to 605 ditto, runs, Chevalier, ditto. 521 b. to 3311.4., Ila. Ns.:to oats, Sodas. to MN., Us. to Inis. •. beaus 631ha,t0 to ids. ; peas maple, 601135. to etlhe., 375. to 415. Nawcamix-rros-Trur.. arum 2—At our market MU mora ine we had a moderate show of wheat from the grower., as well as from the coast. In consequence id which a rather firmer feeling pervaded the trade, and a fair amount of business tran spired at quite sitturday's rate. Flour sold slowly. In other articles we have little variation to note. TRAFFIO RETURNS. Mlles Pas- Wer- Total, Total, ILLILWAge. open. stingers. c.handlee. 110,7. lebi Week ending Jan W. t L Z L Bombs). ltaroda,diGentrali. SOS 9,503 5,220 8,7 2 2 ~&A Neck ending .Nlarch 9. Northern of ennuis .. ~ 445 1.514 1.659 1,916 Week ending March 24 Brecon and Merthyr llB Week en=arck 10. Cork and Glaegow & South Western 940 9.444 10.74 London,llrlghtonota.tuest 319} 12,227 6,142 17,671 24,671 Week eliding Martit 31. Cambrian l3O 996 1.20 Great Luxembourg 172 1,210 3,083 Metropolitan North London ll 1,300 1,000 • 8K 1,53 2.24.1 2.0.4 4,a72 6,13 4,171 3,9 , -'1 6,22.9 44,0247 • Great scow dorm. traffic stopped. t Good Friday sal Easter Oundar. THE HEAVY INDIA AND CHINA MAILS. —SOUTH ANPTON, APRIL 2.—The Peninsular and Oriental Con pony's steamer Tanjore, with the above mails, arrival here to-day with 171 rengers, 3,0001. in specie, sail a general cargo, including P 73 bales of silk, value i4ooof. From Gibraltar she encountered strong northerly winds and head seas. On the 2r4th ult. she spoke the bng Han nah Hicks off Cape Trafalgar. Gibraltar, March Her Majesty's ship Galatea, Captain the Duke of Mi• burgh, left on the 213th for Malta. The French troop ship Ar&che, from Vera Cruz, with the Ist battalion of Zoneves for Algiers, arrived yesterday. The steamer Thirds, from the Canary Islands, reports that heavy gales had visited the Bay of Santa Cruz, doing much damage to the shipping. The American ship J. E. Nikols. was totally wrecLed. The steamers Montezuma, Chin., The ban, and lonia have arrived out. Exchange on London, ; on Paris, 3.24 ; Madrid, 1 discount. _ . DESPATCH OF WEST INDIAN, MEXICAN, PACIFIC, ACSTRALIAN, AND New ZEALAND MAILS.—SOUTHAMPT"S. APRIL 2.—The Royal Mail Company's steamship TSP. menials, Captain Leeds, sailed hence this ilfternwa witk mails for the British and Foreign West Indies, Mexico. the Pacific, California, Central America, Australia, and New Zealand, and she took out 90 psasengers and a large owe, including—gold, 41,2701., silver, 5,000/. ; French gold. 54,11601. - jewellery, 8,01 W.• English jewellery, 1,7101.; and 1,000 b ot t l es quicksilver, ;slue • ,00W. - • • BREAK FA sT. —EPII4'B COCOA.—The very agreeable character of this preparation baa rendered It ageneral favourer Invigorating and sustaining, with a refined and grateful 'favour developed by the special mode of preparation applied, tld, coos Is used as their habitual beverage for breakfast by thousssa who never used cocoa before. "Cocoa stands very much Inaba than wires or tea." Dr. Hawn says, "and contains every b y re- Went necessary to the growth sod sustenance of the iwsly. lt Is made simply by pouring boiling water or milk on the perfora tion as sold. llb., pb., and Ilb. packets. This Ccos, as to ,ry.6tl:eenU. w oor e •op ty thic Che calkedtf:aptist...nm pinkie Cocoa.--(Advertisement.] BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BOOTH.—March 31, at Ipswich, the wife of Mr. D. H. 13.eitb of a daughter. liOLT.—March 31, at Durham-terrace, Westbourne-Pseki W. * the wife of It. 11. Holt, Esq., of a daughter. HINCIILIFY —March 31, at Petah.% thses, the wile of Major C. li. Ifinchliffe, of a SOIL HlLL—March 31, at Hamilton place, Piccadilly, the wife of Sir J. NIB, Bart.. of a son. 11.1 NO.—March 31, at the Elms, Long !akin, Surrey, the wife Mr. A. King, of a non. PATEItSON.—AptiI 1, at Warltersthle-house, Iforusey-elle, 31 ". John Mayon, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. BERNHARDT CALSWORTIIV- March 30, at the PaT church, Marylebnne, by the Rev. W. F. Motheruole, it. r.iru hardt, of Cpper Montague-street, Montague. N oun:, to ~.,rah, granddaughterof thelate S. Gahworthy. Roe., of Georgeneveti Portman-square. PEEL—CLATER.—ApriI 1. J. Peel, Esq., to Sarah. relirt of the late T. Oster, Esti , Senier Fellow of the Soda) of British Artists, Saffolkistreet. lIRDOWICH —HAWS EsLEY.—March 30, at Wily Triulty Chunk. Windsor. by the Rev. J. Woolly, the Her. J. Seelawieli. teceSealbTrra% fmgmScarborou ,....4 ork wu.. to Amelia Alicia Hawkesley, of liallato DEATHS. ADAM/I.—March 81, at Blae1711;;;11;,1 H. Adams. KN.. are.' 54 DON N KY.—March 30. at V4tremont-place, Brightn, Eliza, daughter of the late K. Downey, aged 42 NAN/3.-31mA 30, at Saville boom, Twickenham. In he s" year, Anne Louisa, wife of Richard Napier, Bat fourth of the late Colonel the Hon. George Napier and daughter of the late Sir James Stewart, Bart., of Fort Stewart, D. 4. 17 4. Ireland. PARK Elt —March 31, at Lewisham-house. tient, Lieut.-Colonel .It. Parker. 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