The Express. — London, England, 1858-03-27 00:00:00

MAILS. Peninsular and lag despatch, his (Saturday) r Calcutta and 3 p.m. 3 rata, )ARIS. orr.) DAT IT YNINO. assuming his the following ne to the nprents !trios ti to water hi to maintain let ch were re happlity Crimea and tile the enemy, sail they eh0.,'..1 ever meet, or the here. rea Nay have one ,ve le Empereer I" I IRMA. • day, published Toulouse, die m the military .41 meals/ at the .ai.naut of a bottle oa To Inds • degree I who kad wounded v•lu.l. issultad Doti or, tke point th. .1 dues meet set ..orryd . so derail Ty chid of a psi. girell Id Ws Si ~ to make a vier- kismiell or. de lk We man. entry corps hi thip T on which 1 con ney between the Sr Kt to the Corps have turned out. of yam journal, a hadgct with a gummed prints and proclaimed u•rd. It now, of a surplus of undyed to the Emperor pimply that he ilgit, showing a ugly, mid that IC cannot control quo talk of the wryer, a man of laced. 1 feel it that M. Foutd 'try of Stan to rtnatice Nlinntry. . and u I said $ of the day. Ilau•manu, the omit under th• . A difference urh a nature as Mattes the lady. the Prefect of lass moor, will, • rrt. nth jouratlit •n.r . s eoodeu'lsd• i.ter, of the ht r, among many prt•rnt polity of or.e wet of pro.. France. ,until polio will no for the three or General Cs trnot and Goad ilace oo the 18th be ei rtwin that oppo.i t ion candi- with the Emperor Comigne in the Sic firmness, but The Kt ate fell using at 69fr. Railways yr. Ds D Err.) UN, 114mn 23. ,uty Buffs put • unctl of Nlinistcre Al asked for the papers belonging t as the question LP Mill pending. with diplomatic documents which '.itg'tsh Ministry Insole by some precisely similar tint t'svour added tires of diplomacy Prisident of the the cap tire of the lost note from the i.dpiiiitsn, which , ha• perhaps not yt t unanswered. ALTA. ]PLAT.) LTA, NlAhre 20. ,adons still suite c., and proceeded of the suite took man witting, who Maniac probably h.• euritinued to anr.nyed the gen h:ol, non which the intentton of a, but was secured Dickson on a visit etell to hia new —ln the Chamber a polities wee ger lulpr, is Tb thry petri.si snit is ham t et. at dame , yr of harm mid rabbits Mt smarmiest of the nth kagitar by the a. pot that tlrsTertr 1,4 at Wert Nem doh 'meet el ergs" al le Islas swasesse reed te theMOM THE AVA. The lel particulars of the lose of the Ave hare now •seched is Ile was wrecked in the dark, at 9p m. She track an • vest two MGM from Pigeon Island, otherwise lickneased "Sober Island" by the English nation station( I at Trincomalee, bec suss it is where they are sent to when they get (bleak. Thin island is frequented by thousands of Ards of the pigeon spe , ies. The Ava went right over one ...et wins sheiks. struck, and in attempting to get her dear oho treat right apes snot her and • far more dangerous sat[ Her heel seam have been "tit throughout, es all the eompartmeste were at once Riled with water. Her mite were heavy, and placed forward ; !here was no chance of saving them. The Ara had teas /stained three days at Cal late for most important despatches kom Lord Canning. L'ittortuaseely them were lost in the molt. A number of documents were washed on shore, but hey were rotten and worthless. The Ave was so heavily Men that she broke in two soon after she struck. She had a liege quantity of indigo on board. Captain Howell, of the liembiya, tisk charge of the boats in which the ladies were aved. The boats continued rowing all night around the hip;y Mi. Tomas they kept together and oat of the way vi the breakers. The baste' crews had to row all night, and • nag dimemee to Triaemesies is the morning , and long be- Cr* they reached their destitution, the porn fellows were neoplotely exhausted. and had to be loud sehore at rein weak* by ropes. No other part of the vicinity of the her tour of Trincomalee is so dangerous as Pigeon Island, he mum then me se reefs about any other pert, and the make about the Whim ere so precipitous that the bo ii would tee* leglire the skip could strike them. The pilots Mfg very ammrseas alma Ave. but unfortnear net one of them bed come on board the Ave. A piece of rock in the "rater lambed (meetly like • boat in the dark, nod this battled the realer. JOSEPH HUME. NO of Om erome, um with the rmwd, did he Labiate, but nie them; with clam vieion, bent Oa nelirnii.in, striably he went ()awned, wall onward, peeveveringly; Yet net a 114 We-breadth boss hie pure intent Diverted, se by frowns ow Ms maim ma Manala bramty, AM We IPSO& membisi whit Me eonselesee meant. babsimed mat by Are who knew bias best, Lam, er ilk, in emery Imam plan. WWI the dares of truth, the good of man, blominsps ewer Miss owes be ran, AstA wire nest bkailag odikies dm awl blow, Till imbed from mai to ItamMe mot hallowed rest. How Kamm Jan. IS, MIL 3. 11.—Lrexesner. wurzserrr rxrzzLzezircz. CAMBRIDGE, Maws 2& CLAEBICAL Tains, 1868.—Ezarnatre : Alfred Gawp Day, M.A. Caen Callao ; lama Bickersasta Mayor, M.A., kJoan'. Collage ; AMA J. Carver, M.A.. Qum,/ Campo; I. leei_priero tiosermad, WA., Trinity CAL ?Ira Clow —Ow& 'realty , Peas, It laba'a,:eed Rotertsoa, Jaw; Dawr, TaneySS Nies Leatwa, Et. hears ,• Now& Caen ;W. B. 181, 1111. Ms* Lasiby, Kress. rad liq V l Et. Mr's, rad sorad, rad Straarall. 2 11 7% •Tlima tedal,s , ..• 31"ss iulatC 'a. Barad Cm .—Maa Orepr, Ti3 O ISM. .ad MaJtodos, Illarkka; Dolby, Tit.", sal Label& Joao ; Bart, Totally Mall ; Orme, Is. Jabs'.; Wariaa,Oubtoi Idarillier, IL/rietzd z i:artkiegloa, Carpm : =leleiEreemeittil lea, , sad Koval; Wavy ; , riaity Rail ; Marked, T y ; Bo& Barrasereal, art MastErsars, Treaty 4 = 17 Bar; ram, Trinity, mil lieseetar, Rap; Red" Thiry. Skid Ci l vas ( _serrapd ) :—Athawae, TAME; = ..eih reletealat; Camplall, T ; Collar, Trinity; Eamearl • Cannata, t. Jobs's; Howir, Treaty ; Magna, '; Ramdca, Quaid ; Jam, It. Job'''. , Lea, a ; Merton. Karts; Mem, CEr. l.4 . Roe, fiareme ; Lem, Trinity ; Roar, Calera. , Etip.ortb, lamartarl; Taylor, St. Jolts's; Tyr al Trish, , WilldaNs, jaw & At • raegrogatios tab , V.P. Waitorleme, of Is. Miro Calm leaspird ler doper of A.M. Tai follow *, leper all riormisal) wee sealmot —A. 8.. Edward Jams Ataawar, Trait, Why LAatiay Collar, Triaity Coley ; Robert baby D„ Trlalty Wisp • Edward Taurean Rollout Tilsit, itip; Clearp c =il, Trask, .00.; Wary Barclay Beata Coles ; Hairy Total BerW Triaity liall ; W. name Lindsay, Trinity Nal ; Harbin Mortimer Lei*, Jam Collars; Jams Mobilities. Jam Caw; Wm. EM La, lwat's Colima; him ham ZIMIONSINSI Cabo ; Eaton Cooke Bell, Ermarterol int BROUTI Fenll.T.—We hate ilea inland with 'he sight of a asst, chaste, marble mural Wink le be emceed In the entre\ et Howarth, to the mews? of toe deemed atesten of Me Breath famdly. The laid hee bean deenned sad emsend yW. Omens, arel, Hellas, sad it Meseta emit en OM spinalwara The weal le of msrble, sad the Wilt =of port white statenep nistin • wales MY along the upper part, seiremented by on eseementel petiment, the teem sad workfare eon of nil& ase me ingt7 Mean &km do tablet are ewe latillined heathen, sod between these am seend woodairsa, the lenses LH..., h mkt ling.aL The neernties hto Semen name, the Webb, lownidr, ha old Bastian. The Isikvwfsti as the slag& weeds eir the haserlpthis : la Mammy se Usefralle etas Bee A..:*slare el Seragtla Old tre• Htla ISM la the rit km ma Ales. of Hasrainte ~eta tete del Mk SSW Ibel2ll Abs. i rtastetkreir deader. lie Old fees Inn. Is*. la lle Ilsh maid her me. Ai" oferm maenad. theft sm. who Ned SIM num Abe. is • (raft ha" *dr enalkier. Wee Hal Dee Wila 1/113, esed rum Lb. of Anne ther gertiliar„ eta 1 dled e =tit.. i rik sod /era. sit ono Weed on 6,04 d /tea er arts ea Heir tiretiew Camm tk_,_ et the Sac WO,. ILL je See Hsi ammo irk won A.IL no IS& yew n= I " The mar oi ern I .116 Ind nemillef es Is tee law, lon thaehe be le 0011 elita sleuth Oa Mem Hese* ear Lad Jam c . rse.•-1 Om Mn. The tenet will Is reamed bee Halifax this day (Sahurday), sad emend within the ecinamaion railing of Minima Merck ant went—Lends Ihrerry. WILL-4.-11Y will of the late Marchioness of Waimea, unsaved to knave of administration, has been eintelstmed to by the seen-ta-law, Colonel Fain/ foothwell Ovetrille, out behalf of tie oely grand.dangster (it miser) Me nrdsary legetes named in the codicil dated 19th Jenny, I only two d a y s b e f ore her death. John Wald's, Esq, Registrar of the Prerogative Court of Costsvkary aM her ladyshlp's proctor, was appoiated dewy legman as well so emcobw, under the will, but died ▪ short thee peminna to the marchioness. The will wm made In 1653; the effdets Were swota ander 30,0001. There eve away and pecuniary bequests. Thes . gets which the marehionm a had received from Quern Adelaide alto meson may be held as heirlooms in the family of them to whom she has begistathed them To the Duke of Wellington ale Immo the whit* cloth cloak worn by the late duke when rethe Wino in Spain, and which had Men presented le, a his erns ; she also bequeaths to the dohs other nemenees of him lather, to be added to the tome= of relics Mer limb( by hi. mace. The marchicesses has left so mole haft The will of Vice-Admiral the Hon. George Alfred Callen was proved in London undue 14,0001. To Baron Collies he has left two estate is itosoosareon, adjoining his lardebdp's karilyestate, to be added thereto, and to whatnots° he hes hmasettted 100 Mares is the Cake Bank of London. To liii . sister, Carotin, Crofton, 2001. a year. There are several pecnaiary beimests. Mrs. French Is appointed residuary le pees of real mad persosal estate, and J. Preach, Erg role Mentor. Illouteortd Liebe Neu% FLIGHT or A TAME FAOLZ.—A friend of mine had an eagle which, taken a " tussling from the ern," had grown to the full proportions of a noble bird, chained M a perch, ander shade of a mewling oak, on an erplasade near the mansion, aad there, duly fed and cared for, it had passed s sedsntery life, occasionally springing into air, or spreadisg forth its length of pinion—rte which, being interpreted by so upward glance of its eye, seemed to say, Os* halt of tide cline mapped m ood — one chance of a free spring into opace—and you shall en bow I will soar sad cleave the liquid air in that explodes birthright of which your bond age sow deprives me." At length the opportunity was gives. Time or widest had rusted or broken a link of the eagle's fetter ; and, as we sat at breakfast one morning, moan One exclaimed, declare the eagle Is loose.'' and all tubed forth to use the noble bird smmging proudly beyond the limits which for many yens had been partible to it, mid 6 I ninth it reached the edge of the esplanade of table-lead, beneath which extended • fair expense of wood and valley— She "47 wintege•irround from which, accordiag to Teeny sea's living image. we might watch the royal bird Most to lam& ate the air— "Nett, at meg nab Mama bite% au.. 10111 os awe wield he now. Re main lam Wmiestita wh o Aid Ma amilinale lawn Ito after awhile ear tailea brad paimas wen .goads' to their fall Meat, he waved than Mae sr *doe. as though tt leather way " fur a pimp fate the thyme before W ; " tad " Now be's off,W " I shill arm as. ray wile Iola! " ettelairsed oar beat, sorrowfally. He war of ; cad white we expected, am Nue compeneatice for the kw, to winters, a magnificent sew towards tha ean. saver palter to the mask of failure Wm that bola recorded aM e teem ably diserpotokag "Int apyearauee." TIM earamint. fa "Reseda,' whit lowa him the cliff rely to had bit*. self to the WI% did set tree • moth amithehabeell atones then Id the peer =wreathed aisle It the athrdee hie aew-head Maly. la het. he moor the above the had ken width be bed het heeded bithe¢ H. Mescal la • kthil of beitibeethibm& het[-taliteg hem &waver& tome& the Toole. Use* him, kakis( iamb moo no ea whew. beaurd, sr a theaalad owl eagrimed by ausahlaa, thaa Yr& It wth with atileaky that he kept limit ohne th e thee of the tithe, emit other • pt ha i of et lb ea -011:1001 mom at da l6 ta. be mak, le oth NA S ethie staMr pooiralininkllll, • 14 Area •sa Meneepoo sad • thetharbethet (r) woe thaprathad thattho the %ahem t*thos, entl, la ea beer sr WO* was mound to thir Male el goistmelin lett ghee wee arise* ills air ofilitti=j; heiblei hl.d hia—Sl 110.2111fts Ikomine. THE EXP,RFSS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 27, 185 g. UNIVERSITY EIGHT-OARED BoA r RACE (11118 DAY). The above race, one of the most important that tam place in connexion with setettes, name off this after noon, from the well known starting point at Putney. The weather was all that an 1111310013.11 spectator could desire; the air wee fresh sad door, and the sun shone brightly and uninterruptedly from the hour of his rising. The number. who assembled to witness the mos were accord ingly very great. On this river was quite a flotilla of stamen covered wit► peerages, nearly all of whom wore the colours of tie academie competitors, avid the biota of the Aver were lined with spectators, many of them being ow horsetisck. The following were th names and weights of the crew : OXFORD. 44 lb cASIRRIDOR. al9 1 1114ey. tlo. 1 Artell. Palaleoßl IL. airwomen 12 13 4. Iwyoeb Trinity l3l 14 :1: to . rialtr a" .1110 1 & Ilsrper..Bl Joba's l2 6 t Wood. Vona*/ ...... 12 1 t Lloyd. R 1 1444411 ll 12 T. Warn. 11•11146..... ..... 13 0 T. Fairtalm. Thous II I S. Thorley W ...... 10 211 6. ilall. 11.4dalco ...... W Moon nand Item 9it 1 34 barto0.1160.1toil 9 3 The C.%abridri boat von easily by three lengths. She kept the led throughout. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. GUILDHALL. A IIIll:Tr.. AU Martin, • smart looking young man, described ag a bricklayer, was brought up on • warrant before Alderman Ram ch arged with a violent tussah upon his wife. Mary Am Martin, • very respectable looking young women, said—l have lived with the prisoner as his wife about three years, but I have only been married to him about all mouths. My husband cons bowie about tour o'clock in the morning of Tuesday week, and brought • female borne with him. When ha came into my room, he told me to go down and look at the woman he bad brought borne. Mr. Martin (the chief clerk)—And I suppose you up braided him with it ? Complainant—l certainly did, for he did the same thing about a fortnight previously. Ile said he was tired of me, and wished to get nil of me. He is often away for two or three days at a time, and when he returns he comes in a mate of intoxication, and ill-oars me. On this occsaion he struck me several times, and cut my lip. He threw me down mom Men once, and when be got out of bed this morning he leek • penknife from his pocket, and swore he would tip as A=ra Rose—Where did he strike you ? Onmpleinent—On the right side of the head, sir; for he se , ge he will never mark me, because then I should have Me . r ill" of him. He then went out, and I followed to bringer Leek, and t in .. Be w li t ; o alle sa y w he it a r t:l:k . me two o Rer him tor ter& ass idas, but C gut sway. Rose—Do you support yourself? Cemplakent —Yee, air, for he never give. me any money. The prisoner owl* • long rambling statement describing the emplahtaat's violence towards him , which she positively Mad. Alderman Role—l am 'shafted that a most gram sad eserardly 'moult has been committed, and 1 therefore me- Isms you, ytiaostr, to one month's imprisonment, with heed Misr, and 1 ...hall further require a surety in 201. to keep the poop fur Aix months. GREENWICH. ♦S IMPOSTOR. hate Hardly Iferria, 49, and John Stewart, SS, a labrarar, wine charged before Mr. Train with obtaining various eras of massy in the neighbourhood of Lce and Blackheath, anise false pretences. WIM Banes, 98 R, • plain-clothes constable, said that about two rleJock yesterday aftemoon he saw the pri soners in Ime-terrace. He suspected their intentions and followed them, whoa he observed Heavies go into a house leayMg Sievert outside. They celled at three homes M • similar meaner and then proceeded to Blackheath-park, and en arriving at Mrs. Pnce's Her rice went in. Witness then obtained the assistasoe of another rotatable, and when Her ries rejoined his oompenion they were taken into custody. a t e ot s treoners denied all knowledge Manch other. Nuts (the constable, them want to UM Priam and that lady In- Ibrossd him that the 'winner Banished received • es T trees bee towards the 111110i1011 Of • chapel In Wales,Org repreetwleiles that be wee tallerridy connected with the Rae. Mr. Iheness, ler steighbourtreg eidnister. Mr fibismasa amass waned apes, bet that gwariesean was altogether weerquale.l with him. Stewart said he was militia( to we • Mr. traderwood, bat that also was found to be Wee. Mews here produced a book of subscriptions which wee MEd ages Harries, the inscription to the drat pegs &Oleg kith that he (Harrier) had for some yaws been engaged es • whisher • few Gavel, and that he had boa entesatly sweesaild le his exertions. He was, however, now ere down by looms and family afnictione, caused principany by his havhermadered himself porsonany responsible for 600 f. for the amodaa of a chapel and school. He asked the help of his Christian friends, believing that all who did assist him would he mare than commonly rewarded by the Lord. Than followed • brag list of moneys received, Mrs. Price's Wag the lest entered. fr;illhavieg refetrel to a similar book In hie per which had been taken from the prisoner Havre en timer conviction *speared his determination of wading the are to the melons. Theprectice had evidently been soda as kr some time. ;rho himself reverend," sad,ms dewed ha a testy snit of black, with white neckerchief, said be Mg rant obtain the moon for the purpose of sweep( a pease of worship, but for himself, because be wanted it. Stewart said he did not know Harries, and was not is his comay. Ilfr Train raid he ehould remand the prisoners, in order to afford time for farther inquiries to be made respecting them. They wen accordingly amended for a week. TiE MIDDLESEX /Warn TOE THE MUMMA now AKD Immo or DIICIAIOID Cantnrsaa.— Taliarday • sisl meeting of the emigistrates who origi nated this ses, _nod ere devoting their efforts to extend its neefuloes, neefulnem, wag bold at the Sessions House, Clerken well; the Right His. Lard Ebary, the president, in the chair. The obrct wee le Amide upon mental to bring the claims of the society te sewn more prominently before the public, according to a paned at a previous meeting. It wee at length iierldird that • public dinner, on behalf of the society, should take place at the St. James's Hall in April, when the Marquis of Salisbury will take the chair. VACANT OPEN SCHOLARSHIPS AT 0X.1010.-- There will be au election in Lincoln College to two opts acholerahips as Friday, the 30th of April seat Cesdldetes are requested to call no the rector between 4 and 5 o'clock on the Amory of Mosday, the 26th of Apit, lerhigisg with thew certiaostes of baptism sod t of good conduct ken their college or school. PRESENTATION TO THE RAT. ME. GENT.—A landesew silver salver, which (with • pens of 11601.) is shoat le be presented to the Rev. lir. Cleat,ie new as view at Mr. player's, Lord-strest, when It wee tosmfactared. The Palm contains an inscription relating in Niel the cif. emastasase—shisdy ec familiar to the public—la camaraion with the recent ecclesiastical loveatigetion. THE COLLEGE RIOT AT DUBLIN —The investi gellas before the police magistrate commenced yesterday et College-street Otte. The charge spinet Colonel Browne was first heard, sad to sustain it several witnesses were examined, the principal bring the Bev. Kr. Stables the pastor deem, who drpsw4 to acts at extreme violence committed by the police. His evidence was corroborated by Admiral Hayes O'Grady, 14r. Dorms Griffith (it asleep gentlemea), and Mr. Joan Tree, a Jester freshman. The inquiry woo Gm adjeereed to 11 o'clock to-niorrow. The college hove thirty to aunaine sod the police, It is said, ao less than 100. The proceediegs cannot close for several days le cum. TUE 6110SX QUIST7OI4.—An American criti c sug gests the sae donna= in " propelling"ohnreh organs, because " steam wow sinks at come one across the room just before the pieta is started; never titters and laughs at each torn of the mule ; sever Mashes nor nicks up Its fan before its face, nor heap its head; never whispers during the mutton, never tom over the leaves of the note-book to find the bees daring Fenger, nor gores over the congregation to ens who is relieg ; never writes notes and paws them whit the Weider lapaching." For them reasons, says the welter, "If osr ingiig is to be done by proxy, lee us employ 11.11111111." - - WEST-END RAILWAT.-4TEM DAT.),ThiI line has been inspected by the government Meer, and wee spored by the dime-ors and a lbw friends to-day. It will be, with its prommt ileum at the foot of Chelan new bridge, a greet convenience to the inhabitants of the waders parts of the metropolis going to the Crystal Nino% Brighton. Dover. and the east, south, and south westers pew of England, besides relieving London streets of a pram of its overgrown traffic. When the Brighton Compsny shall have carried the line acmes the river the ac commodation will be AM greater. RAILWAY TitaiwiC.7—The traffic returns of rail ' war la the United Kingdom fer the week tram March 20, smossisti b VA,6414 mil far the seeregreang priod of last year le 4070/01., 'herbs; • dearer* of 17,9701. The • rerdele kr the *la thilways Mere Gar termini in the retrepelle arevered fee the week ending u above to IMAM ; aid he the oorreeponeng week of lest year to 166,71 AL, elarring • decreer of 7,4661. Tbe de. rare SS as OfSIS Northern amounted to 9731. ; es Ilse Leaden red Weston to 1201. ; on the Lerien and Nark Werra to 5,4641. ; on the ' Seek Werth te 2021.; end ea th e flora LAW a to 5571. ; tidal. MIL Die hen this nor be dedneted 97/.. the barer, oaths Imes Canatlee ; ML on the Great waren ; 401 ea dr Lean owl lardread, leterthr the demur es dle MIK The nedges ea the ether dale la the United 112ene athenaled 231,24111., sad he dr enweeponding ied of IWG, MUM ; sherfai • dare. .. of 10,6044. pr Is the a deft Nos ; whie aided be the decreer on eke rtlreS~tr Itass, miss the teed arena 17,9701. ma "OM Ida th• alownedin wok of 1547 e irt 101 94.1ip NI M N 0909 1 I 9 7 rA.IIIII w O. Hi la la a II 'ln Ike bk 1 It I I SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoag. In the railway share market to-day the settlement is in full progress. With the exception of Great Northern stock, which is scarce and has risen more than 2 per cent., the market is generally dull. London and North Western stack now quoted 95$ to ; Great Western, 581 to 1; Midland, 981 tot; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 89 to 1; London and South Western, 46 to $ per share; Great Northern, 23; to 24i ; and Eastern Counties, 111 to /. All these quotations are for the new account (April 15), and therefore include the "contanr." Canadian shares are firm. Grand Trunk of Ca nada retain an upward tendency. The demand for the Indian stocks continues. Dutch Rhenish shares have improved. Pernambuco were marked 3 die., mad Bahia $ prem. ORDINLILY @ELM AND STOOK& lb. IN. I Raman. ahem pries' yesterday. Iliks .kg 1 p . A. # 1 4+ 1% P . !! I 1117117 . ;247;"171R1167.7 81e5..1101 Elm Juss 1 ttrisiol sal Lzeia leiddront . . Toolor sod Boldlood abie7.7.7.:::: gi it a.rinv. 4 ll. Forth, t ber& Jo a Donut A Assam I Kotwa uties *Morn Dam. Clam • A Do. Cliim Y MA ... liromitilre arsaileie i dthaborch. Gleaseer doe* wear' Ureet Net, et essilaNd D. ♦ Swot . Ds 11 Bask. a. Meta. said W. 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Notwithstanding the highly favourable Bank re turn, the funds to-day are weaker, owing solely to a variety of vague and entirely unconfirmed rumours, according to one of which a renewed attempt has been made on the life of the Emperor of the French. These rumours suffice to induce hesi tation on the part of the buyers, and have determined a few sales. Console are now quoted i per cent.lower than they closed yesterday. The steadiness of the Paris Bourse this morning indicates that there can be no truth whatever in the rumour referred to. Consols were first marked 973 for the Bth April, and have since receded to 971. For money the pre sent price is also 97 to 1. Bank Stock, for account, has been dealt in at 227 ; Exchequer Bills at 355. to 38e. prem. ; Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 1001 to 1011 ; and India Bonds, at 21s. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. are natter, at 1011 to 102 for the new account. Peruvian Bonds continue in demand. The Four-and-a-Half per Cents. are marked as high u 831, ex div. Buenos Ayres Bonds remain dull. The principal business in the foreign stock market this morning has con sisted of preparations for the settlement. Sales are recorded as follows -.—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 771 ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 161; Mexican Three per Cents., 20; Peruvian Foar-and-a-Half per Cents, 83, 831, ex div. ; Russian Five per Cents., 1101 to 1101; Spanish Three per Cents., 44 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 261 to 261 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1011 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 104. At Paris to-day (Saturday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69.90 for the account , and at half-past one o clock were quoted 69.85. The latter quotation is the same as that current at the close of the Bourse yes terday. The tendency of the market is described as " fiat, with but little business doing." QUARTER-TAST Two. Upon the receipt of the telegram above referred to, Consols have rallied to 971 to for the account. The Calcutta and China mails are expected to be delivered in London on Monday morning. There was no increase in the applications for money at the Bank yesterday, but in the open market a better demand was experienced. This is not sur prising, considering the advanced period of the quarter and the large accumulation of government deposits in the Bank. First clam bills are still freely discounted " out of doors" at 21 to 21 per cent. It is remarked, however, that the terms for long dated paper have advanced, 4 and even 5 per cent. being paid in many cases for good six months bills. This circumstance seems not alto gether unconnected with the recent decision of the Bank relative to re-discounts. The Bank do not discount bills having more than 95 days to run ; and the smaller discount houses, finding their facilities diminished, do not care to lock up their funds in six months bills. The field for competition is thus nar rowed, and the larger discount houses are enabled to obtain better terms. A call of 350,0001. on the shares of the Punjaub Railway fell due to-day. Applications for the Indian loan seem to be post poned, by general oonsent, until next week. The hesitation ia not unnatural, each intending applicant being afraid of being placed in a less favourable position than his neighbour. We cannot help thinking it a mistake that the loan is raised in 4 per cent. debentures, instead of a 4 per cent. stock. In the latter case, a multitude of small investors would be attracted who are at present repelled by the announcement that the debentures will be of only two denominations, viz., 6001. and 1,0001. each. Investors, too, prefer the security of inscribed stock. Probably the bulk of the loan will be taken by large moneyed companies. It is pos. sible that subecriptioa lista may be opened next week in the Stock Exchange or elsewhere, but u yet nothing of the kind has been attempted. There is an idea in some quarters that the Bank of England may perhaps tender for a considerable amount. The corn market yesterday was heavy, and lit Monday's rates were not obtainable. The steamer Colombo, from Alexandria, has brought 51,8281. in specie, nearly all silver, from China. ----- The next steamer to Alexandria, with mails for Bombay, will take her departure from Gravesend on the 6th of April, instead of from Southampton on the 10th, owing to the circumstance of this vessel having been engaged for the conveyance of troops. By this opportunity, however, goods and specie can be forwarded as usual. The foreign exchange. yesterday afternoon were firm, at Tuesday's rates, with a fair amount of busi ness. The current quotations are shown below, vie.: Amstordam, three months, 11.17} to } ; do., short, 11.14} to 16; Rotterdam, three months. ll.ll} to } • Antwerp. three months, 26.30 to 6 ; hamburg, mart; harm, tome months, 13.6 to ; Per 4, three days' eight, 26.6 to 12} ; di.to, It esreona , -. 25.321 to 7} : Frankfort-on the-Matne, three months, 1181 b l'etersburg, per rouble., three months, 34{ t 35}; Vanua, el. So., dues months, 10..10 to :"1 ; Ti ;este, do., th ree months, 10.30 to 34; Madrid, the months, 4E2 to 1 ; Cad's, three month% 49} to ; Leghorn, three mosibl, 2/.63 to 76 ; Genoa, three months, 25.62} to 71 ; Magee', does worths, 40) to ; Palermo, three months, 1241 to 5; Messina, three montas, 124{ to 126; L'sbon, 90 days, 511 to 1; Oporto, 90 days, 61{ to i. The annexed circular, notifying another delay, hisbeen issued to the shareholders in the Eastern Steam Navigation Company : Sir —I am requested to inform you that, in the opinion of the directors, it will be for the interest of the company that the seventh annual general meeting of the proprietors, which stands adjourned to the 31st inst., should be further ad 'learned the 17th of April next, by which time they will e prepared with contrasts for the completion of the works I connected with the ship and engines, and also to afford to the every requisite information ; the meeting on the rl o sl ei r:O t l e tterefors be held pro formd at this office (instead of at the London Tavern, as advertised), at 2 o'clock precisely, when the further adjournment will take place-1 am, &0., (Signed) Join AT'S, Secretary. The directors of Price's Patent Candle Company have Maned their report. We have no space for more than the annexed extracts The directors propose that out of this balance a dividend of per share on the 37,800 shares of the company, for the half-year ending on the 81atDecember, 1867, being at the rate of 4 ppeerr cent. per annum, and amounting to 16,0001., should be declared at the meant meeting, sod be payable on the 16th April next, leaving a balance of 2,0711. 16s. 6d. still In the profit and loss amount. • • • • It most be remembered, with reference to the dividend next after the present one, that there will be soarsely any balance left in hand after the payment of the dividend now to be declared ; and that the half-year's workings to the 30th June, on which the next dividmd will depend, are always, in ordinary cir cumstances, the least profitable of the year. The directors, thceefore, do not expect to be able to propose a full dividend, at the rate of 8 per out. per annum, for payment next Oct., for the half-year ending on the 30th June. Yesterday was " making-up day" in the share mar ket. The rates of " continuation" on English railway stocks were generally moderate. Great Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire were the most freely supplied of the heavier stocks. Subjoined is our usual statement of the terms generally current: London and North Went= from to per oent. tumetios. Groat Western oi to 6-11 pm amt. ditto .. 3- Y;ai.oa „ •16 io j per me aia. Lsaassid» sad Yarkehire to I ;Worst. ditto Caledonian -16 to 6-16 per cent ditto Great Northern . „ dto I per cent. ditto Berwick ,, to 6-16 per stmt. ditto York and North Midland Booth Eastern " to per cent. ditto The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, March 24, compared with the previous weekly return, shows the following results: Circulation issue Circulation active 19,307,026 Inavass 98.145 Public deposits Other deposits Government securities In banking depa. anent . 9,901,993 Without alteration 1 Other secunues in kosskii4 department 16,806,904 Inatome L 243,951 Corn and bullion in both &pat ascots amen day and otbee bills 894,179 Increase 16,926 The Rest Notes is resat vs ... Tots] re (notes io:01;s) In banking deputises* 111,901,790 lamer 696,616 A farther extraordinary increase in the Bank's resources is here shown. Owing to the enormous increase of 1,116,2351. in the Treasury deposits, a movement which is partially counteracted by the decrease of 195,3581. in the " other " deposits, and by the increase of 243,9611. in the " other " securities—the reserve of notes and coin has increased no less than 695,5151. The total re serve is now close upon fourteen millions, and within 342,8301. of the largest amount ever held by the Bank, viz., in June, 1852, when the rate of discount at that establishment was only 2 per cent. The increase in the coin and bullion is nearly 800,0001., and the aggregate is nearly 181 millions. It is a very remarkable fact that the total stock of coin and bullion in the Bank is only 573,2101. short of the entire amount of notes in the hands of the public. In other words, subject to the trifling de duction mentioned, every Bank of England note in circulation throughout the kingdom has its equiva lent in bullion deposited in the Bank. The result is that the fourteen millions of notes which the Bank are authorised to issue against government securi ties, without any bullion basis, are lying idle in the Bank in the shape of " reserve." finch a state of things has very rarely been known in the history of the institution. The Gawtte statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz. :-Imports of gold, 890,46 W.; exports of gold, 376,0401.; imports of silver, 244,8161.; exports of silver, 310,6761. —sant, poirsent to 00 Ad Tth iiiel waifs. Marsh ft. ism On - vet:Meat Other Securities Gold Coln and Bullies 1 7.1104311 Weer Bullion BANK OP SNOLAID.—La Am Ith Vl2, 4.32, roc the week ending 4 t3:C■ OSP/ 11Iola Woad . ..... C71,1N.710 a 32.550.730 1.11111 , 11 DI P.lMetars' Capital ....A14.663.000 Ram SANAA Punk 141 )vitmi (Lucia. Esvbeq.. Saw. Bulks. Eolrituts.ANayonal - ii;Fli7s;dibl . ;.roital :A3371 Other!bcposit . 13.6 t4.7b1 Wm day aa.l • imr BIIL 1194.979 MO 600:63i Itarah 23. IW. a irsa. Ara.Y.ATAI Is,. Government Pecorttise linclud. Dead WeightAcnid. Annuity) ............ L 1,911. Other Securities Gold and Shyer 0010 t83.1)55 iusaaALL. Chketar. FRIDAY iVINTNO. A decided improvement has at length taken place in the funds, owing to the continued accumulation of unemployed money, coupled with the relief to the feeling of expectation involved in the definitive issue of the Indian loan. The market closed to-day with great firmness, at a fresh rise of } per cent. The other departments of the Stock Exchange were generally stronger. The chief exception was the market for English railway shares. Operations for the rise in these securities are restramtl by the fear of the effect of the decline in the traffic on the next dividends. Consols for the Bth April, which closed yesterday at 97k, " sellers," opened this morning at 97t, and closed 97 7-18 to t. For money the last price was 971. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 971, 971, 971, 971 ; ditto, for account (Bth April), fat, 971, 971. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 80, 81. Exchequer Bills were dealt in from 365. to 40s. prem. The approaching deduction of the half-yearly dividend has caused an increased demand for Turkish Sixr Cents., which rose f per cent, closing at 10 2 to }. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were firm, at 104 to Speculative operations for the rise in the latter stock are encouraged by the circumstance that bankers are glad to make loans upon it from one Stock Exchange settlement to another at a rate below the rate of interest yielded by it. Peruvian Bonds are still rising, the demand for the sinking fund continuing, whilst there is no adequate sup ply. The Four-and-a-Half per Cents, are marked as high as 83 ex div. Sardinian and Brazilian Bonds were in good request. Some sales of Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds were pressed, but, with this exception, the foreign stock market was decidedly MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoof. Extreme dullness continues to prevail in the mining market. The only transaction officially reported in the Stock Exchange this morning is in Wheal Edward shares, which are marked 71. The principal business consists of preparations for the settlement. Prices in most cases are little more than nominal. Linares mining shares have been dealt in at 91, being fairly supported at the late advance. Other foreign descriptions are inanimate. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market : There have been no transactions in any kind of metals during the week worthy of note, and prices of many descrip tions have given way. Copper maintains its price, but be dull of sale. Iron is weak, and bat little Inquired for. Tin has again fallen in price 61. pa ton, without stimulating operations. Lead, spelter, and tin•plates hang heavily on hand. _ . . The Annual meeting of shareholders in the Anglo-Mexican Mint. Company is to be held on the 20th of April, Instead of the 6th. '6'l - e — directors ot the Devonabire Great Consolidated Copper Mining Company, at their weekly board meeting held ye,- terday, declared a dividend of 7,1e81., being 71. per alum arising out of profits from sales of copper ores sampled in the months of November and December last. After payment of the same, and 6,0001, on amount of the fine on renewal of the lease, &c., there remains in hand a balance of 20,4601. 3a. 6d. in cash, ore bills not at maturity, and reserved fund, applicable to the general purposes of the company. Faresv EVSNIXO. The mining market remains very dull and inactive, owing partly to the extreme dulness of the metal market. Great South Tolgus shares were in de mand to-day at an advance, and Wheal Edward were inquired for ; Alfred Consols and Wheal Bas set, on the other hand, were quoted lower. Gene rally, the tendency of prices is against the seller, in the absence of demand. Foreign and colonial mining shares were also quiet. St. John del Rey were unaffected in price by the proceedings at to-day's meeting. The shares of the Australian Mining Company were flatter. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. The m;rket e t i Luir e it. Tows tallow lo quoted 63e. 6d. nett ash; P Y.C., on the wet, 66e.; April to June, 638. 96. to ; October to December, 628. Meanie AVll.4oll.—Town tallow, Ma. 66.; tat by , ditto, 20. Hid. ; yellow Rumian, 668. 6d .; monad stuf f , 38e. ; rough ditto, 228. ; tallow gravel, 17e. ; good dregs, 78. SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.—THIS DAT. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply larger ; prima without al teration. Prime meadow hay, 70a. to 765. ; Stl;4l6OT do., 78s. to 865.; inferior do., 60s. to 80a.; rowan. 60s. b 80a. clover, 85s. to 100 s. , second cut, 70s. to 88s. , straw, 255.; to 30s. COVENT OARDEN.—(THIS DAT.) The favourable change in the meths. we have lately experienced has been productive of a Ducked improvement in ell kinds of goods, both from out of doors end order glass. Strawberries in small qusatitiew coatings to make apc i rszo%ttls. 6d. per causes. Of pears, Beare& Rance, and Ns Plus Yours ma= obtained. Ora nges of all bud. are steed and Among vegetables are asparagus,rhubarb, end seakalle. Winter greens are plentiful. French Belding is excellent: it consists of cabbage lettuce, Bart* de Capucin, Batavian endive, and turnip radishes. Cornish brocall realism from 2d. to 4d. • had. New potatoes see making their appsarsace. They fetch 2a. 6d. to Is. per lb.` peas, 3s. to ia per punnet; and green artichokes, es. to 6s. per down. Curaartare Sr. warm. Best samples of old potatoes have advanced la price. Cut flowers chiefly consist of orchids, prdantea, h e liotropes, poinsettia pulcherrima, geraniums, • mignionetta, heaths, primulas, caruelias, cyclamens, tu o : l 2p l l; :tzire b766 l . thi r..ib : .. B4 . itt d ,3 72Bu l Plea Ando. ter ie.. TB 10e - ettswberneo, or. keen A WWI. P. toll etre. l Paws, pa dos.. 3o to et MILT Osellowar. r t . os..la II to 4t Bromail, par ly kirk l ererasi. ais. IP to ft Ikea* ligkek p. dm, k _ rp grekk.r.t.d:pme, se t s Sobel Press pyrite, kW Sobel It la la A p. bode, is to la el Porkore p. ten. to I.IM Fir ban.rt toff% 011Totrg VA I L% Id Tomtit Pit PIM* told ro!Qmo, ow dos., id to le 6d Lima" per 4ca.. Is to ft per HO. Mb 110 ot% Par 10100 •• lb 6° 401 Coloolo.. SY to lb ABLE/, I *Amok 10. tioroAt w 1 . 1 Oassesbeemalk % w 3 . /Mak For deo. ts to It iCalm t. bloat 1 ." I d " laoks:Ow brbrAd ........,. ~,„,,, ......,.. ....... 1 ............. _ 4 , „„_, ... nrAdr ,,,„ k .. 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T pit asst - - Na all luntee and Mime $ S t ill Do. 111 pse est hetet - $4 9 10 all NieNinist Irma NI 171 111 511 WOK Flarlen . _ IS all Do. If pet at. Praha. I/ U Westin k :7. W. ot Visace 211 141 10 6 Weaken et - fa 0 Western et - BRITDIR Na I Urn I Kowa I Pd. iOL prima I Pales. 1 54 itA bi e4 11 1 1 4 .141 , _ III _124 LON 10 D fa evon Gnat Oonovle traylvtoekl 511 .. Boma Mona , N SI N LOX .. Clout Reath Tolou 17. 45 161 1 (IN 0.w..tur.4 IPA eat, 81.10.6 I 51 11.116 .. 0. Wb. Vol Ilisiowal $6 I/ 1 0. 0 00 .. Lod, Hattie UN II 11 1100 .. N. 07•00001 1 3 10 SAO ~ N. W. 115.5•1 1 1 1 17rnl n 13 14 1,170 .. Korth Wesel Croft,. 7.1.4 4 5 11.440 .. Par Con. M. Blaney' 11 II 111 ad ad 1.010 .. Postellle UliWo PAO tiortrldoeoon.ila.oo la• 11 11 164 .. i. Oasadon Orr II NO PO 11,00 .. S. Co,. Strealltlegan, 1 44 51 06 . 2.W. Fraametnotssa. MU.* 133 250 ad 5.400 TanarllialsiaoLat 15 I . 10 Pia Ceott 1 400 .. Urn. Ulnas 10unnun 40 - - 10.000 .. 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Mi. assoalamima all 7 1 SAO IS AN* of Muroollis. an 1 3 l e • (114amtal Goa ....... NI 7 11 1 Do. • New nem 1 dm I 1 1 10 5 Pod lbw IdisdaMla .10 11 11 IS hats. a Onse.Sois all DI Ile IS ...... 11 ft 74 pa 2 . 2: 0 S h y...,D0m ... IM IS O t o Mall Da. Mao NI 4 7 IS Siam - 0 • 111 0 WU I LONA La lawman 0 11 11 15 50404 Ammliallia fad all - - 100wMir 1 diabmarlas Ts ai a l an 111 14 . 1 Do. Da. an l4 ad NAN 10 Snail Lava. a IJ pp or Oms_ , S - - 11,111 10 Vali Dismal Lod Ni 10 11 Al* St NORD Dods lO le 141 11.1111 Se Da. now The following are this day's sales for the account: ORDINAIT SWAINS AND STOCKS. Caledonian, 871 8 7i; East Anglian, 17; Eastern Coun ties, MI; Groat Bonn and Western (Ireland), 994; Great*Watern, 681 ; Ditto, Stour Valley Railway Gua ranteed Stock, 16 ; Lancashire & Yorkshirs, 89? )ti f t i o : & London North Welters, 9,51 ; Midland, 964 ; North British, 62i; North Rasta —Barwick, 9% Leeds, 48; Ditto, York, 76; Shropshire Union, 47; South Rasters, 891. P114111131C1 eIiART.II. CaWades, Quarter Sbans, No. 2, 71. Eastern Banta! az.;.7paroen; East Indian. 110 t; Grand Trunk of Canada. 414 ; Great Indiaa Pada rola, Guaranteed 6 par ant., III; Gnat Wedeln of Canada Alarm, 19f ; Made, guarastesd 6 pot mit., 11; ditto, Now, 6 1 I. TOILT.tON ILAILWATII. Bahia and San Francisco (liadesd), guaranteed 7 per oent , Si; Detch Rhenish, 111 i; Royal Swedish 7 per cent., I f. Linares, 91. 101/1T STOCK mints. Ottoman Bank, 17i j ; South Austra li a (New), 161; Union of Awitralia, 461. —...............,..... Crystal Palace, I. COLONIAL GOTERENINT SECURITIES. New South Wales Government 6 per omit, Debentures, 97. LOCAL SHARE MAIIIITZI. lansrees, Mazes 14.—Marft as, booboo 4o* to-4U. bet tbe =elms tolerably area ftUaleeele. T o Seledeolare‘ 4 4 4 Rearbeed 19-11aMea 111 1-11•14 loa• MAIM SS Moen, NI 14—lememble• Y bade' ea Yee* Widen. Ni . -1140414 . S23 2l"k a . —Meta *kW §-11eroldm t—or Nora M Yrty—lreede Northers. IN 4—Me4Ma Mi r 44—Drarb Mbreabable. Ca —OT ead ?mak el Oalorla, !—ems obrea et Wrap. I a A letter been Milan, In the Courtier du Havre, states that on the ileth the secretary of the Icahn Railway Coco pry, M. Mora, and the wife of a beaker, were both found k with pistol 'hots in the adios ef the limn. On the than. day, M. Atwell, director of the Vetwinuy Institute, was Idlisd together with hie da m = the ho.- band of the Weir ea the slop et the It is Mated the hasband s =ionely anovocal e a l c at Paten of ebtalideg • 103 or 134 OSI 1 01 II 63 4111, I 1 i - W 9 11 0 9 1 is zd 106 110 zd 111 147 zd 11 12 0 110 d 116 is Ulolid " 1 U. 114 11C 113 1•1 104 el 44 101