The Express. — London, England, 1866-04-28 00:00:00

SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) ORDLNARY SHARES AND STOCKS. ---- - Bh. Pd. I Closing prices I Sales to-di I I Esit.ws73 1 yesterday . 1 to 1 p. . BC,IOO Bristol and Meter B9 91 91 St 100 C`idetlonian 127 120 \ St. 100 Cambrian 60 all Cork.and Bandon SO all 'Cornwall 4 6 Si. 1100 I Dublin and BelfastJ tint 67 70 St. ,100 ,' Dundee,Pertb,&AbelJu 70 72 —. 100 all East London Scrip Cert. dis St. 400 I Do 97 16 Bt 1 100 'Glasgow and S. Western 114 116 St. 100 Great Eastern Ord. St 891 401 40 1 St. 100 Dn. L Ang. Stk., N 0.2 6 7 St. 100 Great Northof Scotland Bt. 100 Great Northern St. 100 Da. A) Ares. no div. an - 1371 138} 1371 1 .t. St. 100 ID.. ft 1 Mop. c. is paidli St. 100 Do. New las. e 36 pm. St. 80 Du. Ord. Def. Div. Stock St. 100 Cit South & West. (Ire.) St. 100 .oreat Western 571 68 671 1 St. 10) 1 Do.StourValtluaStk St. 100 i Do. South Wales 67 69 St. 'lOO I Do. W. Mid.-01cforti 39 41 St. 1100 Do. Do. Newport 31 36 St. 100 Lanossbire &Y or kshire 1201 1211 St. 'lOO ' Lon.,Brightn. &S. coast au au 98 7 St. 100 .I.ondon,Chatham,&lkiv 27 29 47 1 8 St. 100: Doll et. Exteu.A6p.c., St. IMO :London& North Westn. ! 129 1 121 1 110 1 1 1 St. 100 London&SouthWestern, 824 A 93 Bt.'loo !Maw Shef.,& Linoolnalt 61 63 St. 100 'Metropolitan '1 ' 134 135 1 i 10 I 7 I Do. New 2 31 pm 91 10 8 ! Do. Extension 100 ! all •MetropolitanD istriet 92 95 100 1 10 1 Do. do. do. 10 1 8 1 Do. & St. John's-wood ,100 IMidland ' 123 1231 123 9! 5 i Do. Ell Shares I 11 2pm Bt. 100 I Do. Birm. & Derby .1 9t 94 25 , all ! Mid Kent St. 100 !North British 1 67 58 St. 100 1 Do. Edin.,Perth.Dund i 26 27 St 100 N. Eastern—Berwick lO9 110 1091 25 101 ' Do. U. N. E. Pure... St. 100 Do. Leeds Bt 100 Do. York lO9 110 1091 Si 100 Do. Carlisle — 25 : all Do. Stock&Darlins 35 361 25 ,18 Do. do., 1800-01 86. 100 'North Loudon 10 •7 1 Do. do., 1864 1 2pm 10 I 7 1 Do. do., 1865 1 2 pm St. 100: North Staffordahirs 74 76 St. 'lOO N. &S. Western June, 108 112 St. :100 Scottish Central St. 'lOO Scottish N. E. Aber. 818. 06 68 Bt. 1100 ,Scottish Midland — St. 100 Shropshire Union M. 'lOO South Devon 49 61 St. 100 South Eastern 20 ' all Staines,Wokingharn,&c 8 9 St. 'lOO Taff Vale 10 '3 i Do. C 1 3 St. !100 . Vale of Neath St. .100 Waterford & Kilkenny 10 1 6 :Waterloo & Whitehall Si 100. 'West Cornwall 62 64 BRITISH lONS. 100 1111 St 100 20 8 201 all 10 all 100 100 Atlantic d; St. Lawrence; Som. Bar. &C. In. Op. c. Do. _F Shares _ _ _ _ a - 66 _ 103 104 tPro 4! 6 8 9 1136ha1; Huron. I Do. Preference ;Bulf.,Ltrant ofcGoderich 6 per cent 18723-4 St, 100 ;Cal. &8. Esstern sp. e.g. 00. 100 Cape T. & Duck 6p.e. g 100 all ,Deuserara,7p.c.perpref. St 100 'East Bengal gu. sdo St. 100 East Indian gu. sdo 1 St 100 Grand Trunk of Canada' 100 all Do. Equip. 11. 11.6p.ct.! 200 all I Do. lat pref. Bonds 100 all Do. do. deferred! 100 all I Do. 2nd pref. Bondi. 100 all : Do. do. deferred 100 all Do. led pref. Stock 100 all I Do. do. deferred 100 all Do. 4th pref. Stock 100 all Do. du. deterred St. 100 Great Indian Peninsula, 20 16 Do. gua. S per cent. 20 6 : Do. New do. 20 2 Do. - New St. 100 Gt. S. of India. g. sp. ct. St. 100 Do. Si per cent, St. 2 Do. 20 all Gt Western of Cain;clS 20i 18 ; Do. New 100 all Do.Lßdapay.lB72' 106 all Dn.. do. do. 1877-8. 10 2 Indian nal' Limited, St 100 ; Madras guar. sp. cent.. St 100 • Do. do. 4 do , St. 100 Do. do. 4 3 / 4 do 120 10 Do. Fifth Extension St. 100 ..Melb. Corp. @per c. Bd. 60 all .11elb. and Hobson's Bay 100 .. ; Do. 6p. ct., pay. 1660 lou Do. 5 p. et., pay. 126.; St. 100 N.R.otean.6p.c.lstp.B. St. 100 ,Scitule, gnu. 5 IPer cent. St. 100 ! Do. Delhi do 20 2 Do. do. do St. 100 Do. Puojaub do. St. 100 Do. Indus St. not. do. 76 60 96 08 62 67 100 102 101 102 108 e 1044 - 22 ' - 34 . 85 87 1 60 63 xc , 65 GO 65 67 xc 60 65 1 41 44 zip , 40 44 1 25 27 sin , 25 27 I 1091 110 k 1 2 pm 1 2 Dui l 21pni: 00 101 I 91 93 I 14 16 _ 5 45,1? 94 - 98 83 as Oldl4 100 101 91 93 88 88 61 63 id 100 102 83 85 80 82 90 100 98 90 97 } m s JOINT STOCK BANKS. 1.1 BANKS.. I P 4l I CI. No. 00,000 50 10,000' 50 40,000 .00 100,000 20 40,000 50 , 20,003 50 11,: 20 20 30,000 40 10,500 20 12,500 20 10,000 25 40,000 20 25,000 20 10,000 100 20,000 60 50,000 10 40,000 50 50,000 20 20,000 60 20,000 50 75,500 20 40,000 20 30,000 25 50,000 20 , 21,000 00 49,000 206 40,000 25 203,000 10 10,000 50 21,000 50 53,000 20 23,030 30 23,000 25 33,000 20 23,000 50 45,000 50 10,000 100 10,000 100 23,000 100 20,000 100 i tzt Ilaswrumis lAlllaneeLon.&Liverpoull ' Anglo Austrian Anglo Egyptian Anglo Italian ,Litnitell'.! Asiatic Bank Cur. new sh' Australasia . . Bankof Brititheolumbla; I Du. New, Issued 2 pm), Bank of Egypt Bank Of London &telt of ittegt) :Limited,. Bank of Queeu'sland ;L... Bankof V!dania,Aastrali it,;uic of New Zegbind..l ttarued's Bank .Lianited • Braztlion&Portuguese,L' Britith&Califoruian,L): 'Brttiei N. America 42harlesLidlitte &Co. (L.). 5 I C. Bk. India, Ans., China' all ' ;Chart. Mer. of Intliadle ' all , ,City Colonial 'Cons. Bank of Canada all Coto. Bank of India, Rc all 'Consolidated Bank (L : 4 Delhi and Loudon 23 East London Limi led' 6 !Eastern Exchange. I-rm.:. 5 'English and Anieriemi . 5 'English Joint Stock k l ) 10 ting.Seot..3 Aust. Chartd all English and Swedish .L.' 20 !European Bank Limited 16 klindusn.Chirmt.laP.,L 2.5 Do. issued at 2 pm.... 25 Do, New 'lniperial Bank I.lrnitecl; 20 Imperial Ottoman 10 Do. New , 10 lonian Do. New Land If ort. Bk. y 4 I Do.sp. c. Deh..1604. 30yrs all Lon. Bk.of Niexicoatc. L 115 ;London and Brazilian ! 45 I Do. New ,London&ltt as :000 i 67,600: 6,000. 6,000' 100,000, `: 600,000 1( 20,000' ! 13.000 1( 22,000' 6,000 ,00 25,0001 25 60,000 20 20,0001 50 72,000' 50 25,000 20 10,000 100 6,000 50 60,000 100 10,000 100 5,000190 150.0001 50 17,156 POO 6,000 100 20,000, 5 20,000:100 .olon& Haver Platu,.... Do. New, tea at pm Lon. Ch. Bank of Austa. ;London and County.... London Jo i n t [ •rIaW,L'. 'London & SouthAfrlean: ,Lon & S. Western ,Lini, London t Venezuela, L •Lontlon & Westminster. , . ,Merchant Bank n 1 int ; . 1 Do. New Mercantile &Exchan,L.) l 13tetro. Prov. Bank t L) MidlAnd Haab National of Axial National 2! . Liverpool . .... N I-ro. of England :National Bank .... \ew South Wale. -- ' clew Ze7land Limited) Westtrn ;Oriental Bank Corpora. lOrlent.Com.B.Llateo.C. Do. do. late.N.l.4'. 45 47 1031 - 101 104 '4 1 ti I I_dil I —Sale& I 1 01d — le; pa ip: 11 Ms. 61 6 I ._ . 16' 13' 70 72 20 201:d - Do. do. IateF.CII Previa Banlditgeorp.(L) l IProvinc. of Ireland ... Seinde,rdnj.,,t Delhi Do. issued at .2 South Australia. 31 23 VS 25 3 2 dls 16 13 Ws si 942 m 20 10 die 2i lidis 4 S die 47 49 (sd 20 21 idl 41 43 19 22 46 47 5 5i pmi 32 33 - idli - yr/ 24 lialis 3 1 ohs 34 214118 20 94 8 6 du 7 4 Sidi' 11 13 11 13 10 12 8 9 prul 11 liptu i i Prni 26 28 1 idla pal 3d4 par id tit 114 2 idisl 2 dis par I die par 12 14 pm 3 3}pan V. 94 77 78 xd die 141 47 0 14 1! 4, _ - a 4 2 die'. 96 97 20 25 8 12 P* * 6 du! Par, 2 iPsn, 7 pm, 74 76 114 I 14 12 96 ! - ... 2/ 4848 2 3 pm' 46 48 id 3 2Ms 2} *Us '4 3 dial i& I as se 10 5 ' all , 35 dAa dL 37 Sales to-day I 20 . to 1 p.m. 12: 10 ),000 .6 10 100, 25, 25, 50, 000140 1, , 0001 20 I,ooo' 1 1,000 3 .5,000 2 50,000, 2 20,000 20 68,000' 1,1 15,0001 3 10,000 5 103,815: 1 50,000, 4 10,000. 20 100,0001 3 120,000 1 11,000 30 43,174: 30 30,000 2 &moo 1 10,000 10 6,000 10 10,000 5 30,000 1 75,000 1 46,000 46 f id :Stand. of B. Y. Atdca 17,0511 10,000 ♦0,400! 10,000: 80.000 Do. do. ISt at 6 pat.; Union of Australia ....' Union of Ireland ,Llrn ji Union of London ouiNIAL GOVERN MCNT 655,8081 200,000 134,0:01 100,000 250, 1,000,000 200,000 2•0000 200,000 200,000 165,500 106,000 Britoo uttu. ep.et.,lsiz Do. Can. Gov. 6 p. r., 1877.64. 6perct,Feb.&Aos. D perct. Msx.Wep. Do. 5 per ctaan.&July Do. 6 par ct. Ins. Stock CioeulU 110pe6pc.1873 Do. d 0.1890-1900 DD. do. 11194-14 D do 1894-91 D0.6p.c.Ap.610c2 1900 Coo, Nov. i mlB, 6p. et. 1878, d 0... Do. 1872 d 0... Mauritius 6 per 4,1673 Do. 1878 Do. 1896 100 00,. 6 per cent.. 100 New Bruns.Gov.6parct. 100 New South Wales Gov.. 6p. 0=6,1871 to 1876 100 Do. 6p. elan to 1892 100 New Zealand 6per cant. 100 Do. Opel cent 100 60 1 Nora Scotia 6p. e., 1879 100 150, Quamalluad Gov. 6p. et. 100 1,1106000 B.Aaat.Gov. 6 p.ct.,1868 100 260,060 Do. 1876 and npwda. 100 760,0001 Vle.Govrtp. c. Jan. July 100 Do. 6p. et Aprilkoe. 100 it '• i' 1 I t I .r ~ . ! • '! • 1 # i I , , I 92 94 90 93 90 93 78 90 76 79 102 104 103 104 102 104 102 104 86 89 102 104 107 109 103 106 105 107 104 106 104 100 99 101 90 93 92 96 ni gib 94 96 72 75 97 99 08 100 106 107 103 101 FOREIGN MINES. MINM. Alimillos Limited) .. Amin ...... Brazil. Cape Copper Limited Copula Sliver Limited; Chontaleso. &S. Yln. ,L Cobra Copper . CoPieD o . _ Don Pedro, N. Del Rey East Del Rey iLinnted Fortuna k LiMited) 1FrontIno&BoltilaGold 'General _ . . FINI I Kapunda Limited) Linares . Eirtinistn,lismited : Mariqulta 'Panulcillo Copper .L ) PoutglhaudSllver Lead Port Phillip Santa Barb. Gold II 'L ) !Scottish austral (Llm ) "St. John del Rey , Lim : United Mexican t Lim ; al Antigoria Gold . VallanzascaGold, Lim. Vancouver Coal t Lim.), Val Sassam (Limited; ) Washoe Gold (limited)' 'Worthing . Limited, Yorke Petbillillla 'Lim ; 'Yudanamutana (Urn ) BRITISH Ml' 120. I 62L - I:00077 2,900 .. 1,024 .. 11,800 . 512 .. 6,144 .. :0001 .. ',5001 • MOLL_ Chivezton Clifford Amal . Dev. O. Coo. (Tavistck )' Drakewalls UM Basset (Mogan) Twat Camden Rad earn Brea East Grenville Rut Ounnislake Rest Lovell E. W. Russell Tavistk ) °rambler & St. Aubyn Great Laney Limited Great South Tolgus Great Wheal Busy :000 4 700 . 0. w. Vor Grenville. IRerudl FaK :120 612 ,138 496 .000 Ming ston DOWD/ Itrt ; Uny Lolant) rtnailey Mwyndy Iron Ore a:6O 1.0141 612 .. 612 .. ,000 li4s; seion. North Br.eke~r. .. Bonet lllogan North Wheal Crafty Prosper United Providence,U. Lelant 8. Caradon .St. Clear, South Condurrow 'S.W. Frances Wog= Stray Park f IYn C7oit_ \Ainand Chyle, Lire West Basset Mogan: . W. Grades Liskeard • West Chiverton West Beton Wh. Baeet altos= . Wh. Buller ,Redruth W,MaryAnn Ileuhen IWhesl Solon Wh. Trelawuey (Usk , No. 18h I ComPAries. 20,000 10 Anglo-Mexican Mint 120,000 6 Atlantic Tel.gna. 8 vet 20,000 25 Australian Agricul 40,000 25 Australian 31.L.&Fn.',L 10,000 10 BaugparahTeaEstateaL 47,000, 10 'Berlin Waterworks (L. 25,000 100 liolckow Vaughan L 30,000; 6 'Bombay Gas :Limited, 10,000 6 ' Du 3rd tune 10,000 61 Do New • 0,000 60 :British American Land 4 634,790 lit. 'B. & L. Meg. Tel. (1) , 10 12,500 20 British Indian Tea ~ L) ' li 8,916: 321 Canada Company I a 60,000: 10 CanachanLoan& Inv,L 25,000! 20 ceybin Company 12,0001 SO Ditto A shares 27,000 20 Chinicit.Ship&L.Coal LI 20,000 25 Cityof Londonß. Pro.. L.', 15,041 30 City of Milan Impro.; L. 4, 30 Do. 85, 25 City of Moscow Gas (L ) 20, 50 City Offices f Lim.) 30,000 60 Colonial ~ Limited , . .... 60, 50 Commercial Union;lns-; 40, 10 Com. of Africanlier.i L.) 20,(00 50 Consolidated Dic. '.1).. li 17,5001 20 ,Coutinental Un.Gas (L..., 11 20,000 100 Contract Corporationtl. 11 12,0001 25 pop.M.Eng ,Pret.7l p.c. al 100,009 20 C. Funs. d Mob. of Log i 100,0001 20 Do New 1 10,00011 50. hoof Mauritius ,L.) ll 1002925 P Ht. Cry. atal Palace £160,620 St. Do. Preference llO4 =7,000 St. Do. 6p. ct. Peep. Deb. 100 7,500 20 Darjeeling Limited; III 10,000,100 ;Diacounteorporation,L , 20 18,00& 10 %astern MINIM Tea ; LI. si 20,000 60E.IndiaLand,CA Fin L ': 10 I 60,000 20 E. India Irrig. & Canal. 13 80,000 60 Ebbw Vale I W 100,000 20 l EgyptianCom.&Trd.,L i £8711,97 St. Electric Telegraph . ill 70, , , , 3 ;Eng &Aus.Copper LIM 20, , , , 50 I k?ur and Forelim Credit 10,000 100 Isrig.& SeottishMarin.( 25,000 19 IFairbairnEngineering ; 30, , 20 ;Portal .',Warehouse (L; 11 10, ,, 60 ,Gellivua Limited) I1: 250, , 20 'Cl.Credit&Pin.of Lon_ ,L I 20, , , , 15 Gen. Steam Navigation 1 , 20, , 50 Home &Colonial As.(L 1 5,0 , 10 HongEong & China Gaa al 100, , 20 'Hudson's Bay al 20. , , 50 Humber IrouNt'orki ,L • 21 100, ,, ' 60 Imps& Mer.Cdt.Ass. ,L '. 1 60,000 2 'lndian Carrying !Lam 1 40, ,,, 60 International Contract .1 11 150, ,,, 20 'lnternat. Fluan.Soc... L.ll 300, , , 20 ' Internat. Land Creilit,L , 30, , , 60 'ltalian Land 1 00, ,,, 20 , Italian Irrig. , Can. Cay ): 1, ~, , , 100 Do. 6p. c. Eds. r. 1870; _ _ ... ... ..... 20, 60, 1%000 40, 148,523 5, 10,000 6,000 64,600 60,000 10,000 12,500 12,000 10,000 25,000 40,000 t/, 120,000 40,000 2dooo 20,00 u 6,000 6,000 20,000 20,000 25,000 £187,175 40,000 18,000 40,000 10,000 30,000 30, 40,000 25,000 12,500 10,000 10,000 100,000 50 : Land SeZuritiesi Lim.) 25 Lond.Atrican Trading 25 ,Lon. & Caledon. M. (L.)l 10 Lon.CoulityLand &8. , 5 Land. DistrictTeleg.,L 50 Load. Finan. 4 Loud. 0. OmnibusC.,l' 50 Lond.&olsag Eng. co.. I: 15 Lund., Italian, &c. Stru.l 60 Lund. Mer. Discount (L. 'I li 20 Loud. Provincial Marine 1 20 'Madras Irtiga&Canal II 201 Do. 25 Marine Investment •,L • I 20' &c. L ' 10 Medit. Eaten. Tel L. • I a 50 'Merchant Shipping .L. 1 20 Millwall F.Ld.&Dock,L • 1' 50 .MillwalilronWorks. I • 10 Natal Land &Col.C. L • 25 :National Dis. Com. L • 25 Do.New,isa.so.3jtobelall 25 .National Prov. Marine L' 00 INationalSteam i 3 20 'NerbuddaCoal&lron,L 201 Do. New ' l 25 N.Zealand L &M. Ag. • L 25 ,N.Zealand T.& Loan L.' , 10 i Northern Assam Tea 10 Do. B I St. IN.Bris.Anstralardan ,L lO so N.Brit.&Mercan.ln...L: 10 Nowtromr Tea Limited 25 Ocean Marine • insura. • 50 OrientalPinancial, Lim. I' 5 , OrieutalGas Limited , a 51 Do. New 10 .Orient Inland steam. L . a 10 (Otago & Sthland Invest. ' 20 10ttomanCompluiy,L j 50 .Ottomanlinancial,L 2 5 Ottoman Gm (Limited a 50 Overend,Gurney,Co. L L 10 Panama RM. Steam, L' a' 5 Do. do. St. Peelltiv.land&Min.,L .'lO 50 Peninsular & o.Stearn a 50 Do, du. New 10 Onehrada L., R., M. , 50 Ithyruuey Iron a m 15 Do. New 25 Rio J.City Improv. , ,Ll 1 25 Do. do 1 20 Rio Janeiro Gaa (Lim. 100 Royal Mail Steam C St. Scot Austral. Invest. i L ,1C 50 Smith, Knight,&Co. L 1: 20 Soc. Pinar). d'Egypte L 1 , 50 S. African M.& lu. L 25 Southiustrallan Land a St. Submarine Telegraph I ,10 1 Do Scrip • Tel.Construc.&Main,L a Do. Do 1 20 Thames& Mersey In, L 20 Trinidad Petroleum 10 Trust&Agency of Am, L 20 T. & L. Co. of U. Canada 20 lJn. Marine of Liver. (1. 5 United K. Teleg. Co. , L. a 20 ruivers. Marine Ins.(L 10 Upper Assam Tea ( Lim. 10 Do. 30 Van Diemen's Land 2 .100 Vlceroyof Egypt Mt.',Ln 50 Warrant Finance 'Lim) t 60 Westlndia&PscificS.J.) - 1 - 3 : l**o 10,214 EEOO,OOO 20,000 20,000 17,000 10;000 10,000 16,0040 17,331 s:oi 131: 0 00 0 1 4300, 40 000 ,___ ta: 66 21 14,200 4290,000 37,5( 1000( 7 5( _._, si:*l 30;000 100,000 30,000 50.000 25,000 25 : ° 9 ° 1 10:000 1 20,000 10,000 Pd. I Cl. Fides I Sales. 6 7 10 12 630550 I 18 . 20. 1 7 31 3 2.1.0 2.14.6 3 1 2.14.0 8.5.6 39.0 ,101.17.6 8 9 2 24 21 22 I li it 14 If 2 69 40 6 i 6 4 6 4 Its SS 46i - 3 6 30 32 375 400 if 15 9D 4 5 13 lb 3 5 1 1 i 4 70 75 190 140 80 85 20 n - 2 4 200 210 12 14 Pd I CI. prizes. f Bala. 16 i 7 toi i 18 22 [id : PS: di 41 7 al bt DiPin 1 111 1 4 : 1 22 1 d i 11 . IP: 10 8 : 2 88 la als ill 83 87 2 - i cu.! 2 sym 1 7 6 I 1 8 Oldls 6l 5 idle all l 7 . 3.4!.1 ie lO 7 6 (WI 7 1} 64dii sil i _ Ps; c i;i 2 l 14 2 7 dis 10 i 2 die p d ar is 10 all' 12 14 pm xd ' 5 —pm 10 21411 - 37 39 [Ad 108 112 108 112 8 481 s 12 10 dlsl 34 3di 5 di: 5 4di Si 2 2 2 , '-^ - NI In - 1, 7i 4 8 (MI dial 6 3 1'm ad 10 21 3 pm 15 16 14 dis 4 per pm 14 20 28 5 -' lidls 1 11.11 s 1 Ma par 16 164 20 19 die 5 41 31,115' dls: LO 7 6 dill! 10 1 1 clla all 9 all 78 80 10 7 I i n11 1 :1 S 2 I dial 1 —Pm ill 1 1 I tO 41 1 41t1 / 18, AI D 34 11 94114' 16 14 Ms' 11 9dlai iPrn, 3 I 5 2} dila , 17 18 S 4dl. Lill 8 4 15 7 4d. 14 ia 8 6 die adi 5 4 3 Ws, 6 21 1 Nis' 5 8 81prai t i 3 11 P di m a ' SD 4 3as 6 3 2 dia 3 2} 11 dia 21 —Pm NAZI 714 00 45 55 18 S 2e 2dla 5 15i 16ipm 11 10 8 die all 4; 5} 1 all 1 2 2 idle par 2 ldla par id 20 16 13 all S 4_ IS ' til 71 8r 45 40 45 72 75 15 17 pm 7} 6idis 26 28 7} Si 21 22 4 3 dis 1 2 pro 105 108 xd 120 125 15 13 06 5 4di 4 3 29 31 60 60 t 51 1 die par 2 5I sipm 3_ 1 dis i 1} ii ill ;I 11 :it ; 1 Fie 15 2 10 bi CO 2 PREFERENCE. Great Northem,4l per cent., red. at 10 per ct., pro., 101. Great Weetern Original irredeemable, 4 per cent., 801. West Midland—Oxford, 2nd guar. Stock. 113. London and Brighton 5 per cent. Guar. Stk., No. 1, 105. Midland 41 per cent. Stock, redeem., 961. North Eastern G.N.E. 4 per cent. pref., 106. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and San Francisco (Limited) guaranteed 7 per cent., 1 4 1 j. Dutch Rhenish (161. paid), 20j. Eastern of France, 21. Great Luxembourg, 14 j. Recife and San Francisco (Limited) guaranteed 7 per cent., 12 ad. San Paulo (Limited), gua. 7 per cent., 14. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venethui, 141, B. Southern of France, 21(. 11 2tera 44dis 1 'Us No. I Sh. 35,001 1 2 100,000 1 1,000 20 1,0001 5 "r 7" - vg THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 186 f. /parting intelligence. CHESTER RACES-FRIDAT. But a meagre card was provided for the concluding day's sport, and there was a marked falling off in the attendance. The wea ther was again fine, the air being particularly oppressive and sultry, and the course, In consequence of the continued drought, had become very bard. Both the opening events were terrific blows to the gentlemen who, encouraged by their recent suc• ceases, " plunged" fn earnest on the two Danebury horses, Pan taloon and Mr. Pitt, who were, however, In each casedefeated by the worst favourite at starting. The Beaufort Biennial, which last year was won by Roden, was again won for ford rd. Vincent by Lucifer, which at once called attention to his stable compa nion Redan for the " blue riband," and 1,000 to BO was twice ac cepted on the first blush of victory, though 100 to 6 could have been obtained subsequently. The fields, as will be obeerved,were remarkably small, and the results of the races do not call for any further remarks. lissbiceP PLATE of 100 lOTA, for 3.yr-olds and upwards; winners extra. .16 subs.) Mr. It Law's Lucy Long, by Artillery—Legacy, 4 yrs, 7st gib Kenyon', 1 Mr. W. Phillips's Persuasion, 5 yrs, Est 111b....!Hoystesd) 2 Marquis of Hastings's Pantaloon, 4 yrs, fiat 121 b (inc 101 b ex) (Cannon) S Ozone and Locket Lucy also ran. ' Betting: 6 too on Pantaloon, 5 to 1 agst Locket Lucy, 6 to 1 agst Ozone, and 8 to 1 each agst Lucy Lung at first 4 to 1 was taken, and Persuasion. THE BRAVIoRT BIENNIAL STAKES of 25 son. each, 10 ft, with 100 added, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, bat 101 b; fillies and geldings, lan gib: certain penalties and allowances. One mile and a quarter. (23 subs i Lord Mt. Vincent's Lucifer, by The Cure or Lord Faucon berg—Starlight, Sat 21b `Morris) 1 Captain Gray's Terror, 7st 121 b (T. Challoner) 2 Duke of Beanfort's Mr. Pitt 9st lib ,inc 516 er . Cannon) S Betting : 05 to 40 on Mr. Pitt, 100 to 30 &gat Terror, and 4 to 1 sgst Lucifer. THE BADMINTON STAKES of 10 sous. each ; hft ; with 100 added ; for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 10Ib ; fillies and geldings, tat filb : with penalties and allowances Half a mile. (22 subs; Duke of Beaufort's lady Hester, by Thunderbolt—Lurley, Sat Mb Mr. Mackenzie's Thermometer, sat llb ,inc.lslb ex ,Morris 2 Carden) Williams's Knightsbridge, tat 101 b Gavin' 3 Betting: 3 to 1 on Lady Hester, and 4 to 1 sot Thermometer. THE STEWARDS' Cep of 100 Love., added to a Sweepstakes of S son. each ; for 3-yr-olds mid upwards ; weight for age, with cer tain penalties and allowances. Mlle and seven furlongs. )15 subs! Mr. R. Kirby's Treasure Trove, by Fandango or Water dale—Secret Treasure, 3 yes, flat 1216 k Salmori) 1 Count F. de Lagrange's Plutus, 3 yes, 75t slb lire. slb ex.) (Carroll) 2 Mr. Saxon's Monitress, 3 yrs, fast 91b ill ('lark) S Betting : 6 to 4 on Treasure Trove, 6 to 2 agst Monitress, and 3 to 1 &gat Plutus. THE CHESHIRE STAKES of 5 son. each, with 100 added ; winners extra. About one mile and a quarter. i2O subs.) Marquis of Hastings's Redcap, by Fandango —Peggy Whitethroat, 5 yrs, 7st 101 b Captain Williams. Distraction, S yes, fat 71b ,car. fist 10Ib; )J. M'Dermot) 2 THE LADIES POSSE ;Selling Stake& of S son each, with 60 added ; for horses of all ages; weight for age, with selling allow ances. Three quarters of a mUe. (5 subs., Mr. Webb's c by St. Albans—Roaaline, 3 yes, gat 101 b (g4O) (Ward) 1 lir. T. Dawson's Dusty Miller, 3 yes, Bst Sib (£4O) ;Morris) 2 Colonel Jelf Sharp's Jack's Alive, 6 yes, lOst 91b ;car. lOst 31b) (660) (Owner) S Betting: 6 to 4 on Dusty Miller, 7 to 4 agst, The Rcaallne colt, and 10 to 1 agst Jack's Alive. THE STAMFORD WELTER HANDICAP of 5 soTS, each, 2 ft (to the fund,, with 100 added ; penalties. Once round and a distance. (15 subs.) Mr. Handley's Cwrtaloga, byTournament—Gertrude, 3 yrs, lOst 6lb f(Mr. W. Bevill) 1 Mr. Alexander's Stafford, 4 yrs, list Sib ,inc. 71b ex.; 'T. French) 2 Betting : 6 to 5 sgst Cuataloga, who won by eight lengths. BETTING ON THE COURSE. DERBY. 9 to 4 on the field (off , —11 W 6 apt Redan leadoff` 15 to 1 apt llespasian (off) WEST KENT HUNT AND SEVENOAKS SPRING I STEEPLECHASES.—Famer. THE STAND PLATE of 80 sous. (a Handicap:. About two miles. Sir. Somers' The Rogue (late Orphan:, aged, list 21b Pickett; 1 Mr. P. Merton's No Name, aged, lOst 51b Lovesey) 2 Mr. Hobson's Triumpher, 5 yrs, lOst 41b Owner) 3 Lady Douglas, Rapture, and Wade also ran. Betting: 7 to 4 apt Rogue, 6 to 2 apt Lady Douglas, 4 to 1 agst Triumpher. THE WEST KENT OPEN HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE of 10 soya each, 2 ft, with 50 added ; winners 71b extra. About three miles and a half. Mr. George's Sprite, aged, lOst 7th ;Inc 71b ex) Page) I Mr. Dilly's Ben Nevis, 5 yyrns, list 21b (Barry) 2 Mr. Chamberlityne's Rosalle, aged, list 10lb (Mr.Rdwards) The following also ran: -Blue Bell, Bristles, and Fairy King. Betting : 6t04 on Bristles, ato 1 agst Sprite, and 6to 1 agst Ben Nevis. A SELLING HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE of S soya. each, with 20 added ; the winner to be sold for 30 son. About two miles, ,9 subs,) Mr. Gibson's Lottery, aged, lOst nb )J. LOveseyi 1 Mr. Riley's White Stockings, aged, lOst 10Th (Mr. Grant) 2 Mr. C. Turner's Comet, aged, lOst 71b Sadler) 3 The following also ran: -Expreaa, Bessie, Regulator, and Netherdale AN OPEN HUNTERS' STAKES, of 3 son. each, with 20 added; list each ; winners and professionals extra. About three miles. Mr. Motley's Mien, by Dear Me—Alexina, aged, list 10th .Inc. 10th ex.) (Mr. Edwards) 1 Captain Johnson's Lincoln, aged, list 101 b ;Inc. 101 b ex.) (Colonel Knox) 2 Betting: 5 to 4 on Lincoln, who Jumped off with the lead, and carried on tbe running for a mile, when Mien went to the front, and won in a canter by four lengths. THE GREATNESS &ragas of 3 401 IL each, with 20 added, for 4-yr-olds and upwards; the winner to be sold for 30 soya About two miles and a half. Mr. P. Merton's No Name (pedigree unknown), aged, list 91b 'Owner! I Mr. F. William's Fairplay, aged, list 91b .... J. Lovesey, 2 Sporting Irishman and Serious Came also ran. Betting: Even on Fairplay, 6 to 2 apt No Name, and 3 to 1 apt Serious Case. SHOCKING COLLIERY ACCIDENT NEAR WIGAN.— Shortly before midnight on Thursday a colliery acci dent, causing the instantaneous death of three persons, and injuries more or less severe to several others, occurred at the Prospect Pit of the Standish and Shevington Collieries, situated about three miles from Wigan, and now worked by the Wigan Coal and Iron Company. The pit is sunk to the Arley coal and the cannel seams, of which latter there are two, and it was in the first of these that the disaster occurred. At the time above named, two colliers and their drawers, half a dozen per eons in all, were working together in one of the places, when suddenly an immense block of stone, weifhing, it is estimated, nearly 20 tons, fell from the roof, in which a small " slip" was found to exist. A collier, named Henry Bunion ; a drawer, named William Banks ; and another drawer, 12 years of age, named Dan. Mamie, were killed on the spot, buried completely beneath the im mense mass. A third drawer, named Thomas Fisher, was caught by the wrist, and held fast in that position, while two others were slightly hurt, one escaping with a few scratches from the stone by standing close to the face of the coal. The underlooker and manager were promptly on the spot, and measures were taken for the release of Fisher, which was effected at about 2 o'clock ; but it was not till 7 o'clock that the whole of the bodies were recovered, the stone having to be cut away to release them. Fisher's arm is fearfully crushed, and his leg is broken. Yesterday morning, a fall of roof took place at the John Pit, Shevington, belonging to the Wigan Coal and Iron Company, and suffocated a collier, named Daniel Holland, 2.5 years of age, residing at Shevington Moor. The deceased and a companion were working together, and had not the fall extinguished the lamps of the men it is probable Holland would have been extricated before life was extinct. SUPPOSED MCRDER AND SUICIDE.—A woman and a boy, apparently mother and child, the former about forty, and the latter about seven years of age, went into the Boat-house Inn, on the banks of the Manchester and Rochdale Canal, at Cbadderton, about noon yester day, and asked to be served with a little cheese and a gill of beer. She was told that they had no cheese, and referred her to a shop at some di s t ance, but she replied that they " would make shift " with what they 47 had. Both of them partook of some food, and after re maining in the house for about an hour, they left, walk ing down the canal side towards Manchester. In about flfteeo minutes afterwards a boat was passing from Roch dale to Manchester, and when within 100 yards of the inn the men in charge of the same observed the bodies of the woman and boy floating on the surface of the water. Ir., They were got out, and every effort was made to restore 752 animation but without effect. The woman is of middle UK size, rather short, dark hair and eyes, and round intelli. 107 gent features. She wore s black and violet plaid dress, 174 red plaid woollen shawl, cloth boots nearly new, and a 08 figured gold ring on the third finger of her left hand. In 10 her pocket was found Is. 6d. in silver and 30. in copper. The boy was well clad ; he wore a scotch cap, a round blue ne ribbed cloth jacket, with a waiscost of the same material, velveteen trousers, and elastic boots newly mended. In feature he much resembled the woman, with the exception 4.4 a I that he had blue eyes. THE CITY AND ITB HOUSELESS POOR WARDS.— At a meeting of the Court of Common Council, held at IV Guildhall, yesterday, Sir Francis Moon in the chair, a long t2t correspondence was read between the Poor-law Board and ylthe guardians of the various City unions touching a mug gestion made by the Poor-law authorities in Whitehall that the houseleas poor wards in the City should be subject 9 to the inspection of the metropolitan police, aa those are in the rest of the metropolis under the Houseleas Poor Act. The proposition was very coldly received by the 3 whole court. The Poor-law Board urge this proposed arrangement upon the guardians of the City unions on the ground of the convenience and advantage that would result from one uniform system of inspection of the wards I over the whole metropolis, including the City. The City authorities, on the other hand, object, as they have always strenuously objected, to the introduction of the metropoli tan police for any purpose within their municipal limits. The subject was referred to their police committee for con sideration and report. Costs IN AMERICA.—On the authority of Pro fessor H. D. Rogers, the Illinois coal field is stated to con tain 1,277,500,000,000 tons. The Pennsylvania coal field contains 316,400.000,000 tow. All the coal fields of North America 4,000,000,000,009 tons. The coal fields of Great Britain contain 190,000,000,000 tons. The Illinois coal fields, then, contain four times as much coal as those of Pennsylvania ; nearly one-third as much as all those of North America ; and over six times as much as all the coal fields of Great Britain.—New York Herald. PROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. [NAMES OF SOLICITORS AND FURTHER PARTICULARS TO ME OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF THE CHIEF REGISTRAR, COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, BASINOHALL-BTRELT.I BANKRUPTS. JAMES MARSH, Amersham-vide.road, New-cross, auctioneer, to surrender May 9, at 1. JOHN BALLAD, ErertOn, Liverpool, cabinetmaker, May 9, at 1. CHARLES PEARSON, Upper Sydeeltam, :Inc worker, May 9, at 1. WILLIAM FREDERICK ROGER, High-street, Camden-town, draper, May 9, at 11. THOMAS SHEAD, Temple-street, Hackney-road, egg merchant, May 9, at 1. Samuel. CLARKE Old Bailey, City, surveyor, May 22, at 11. JOSEPH BROOK, News/de-street, and Galnaboruugh-road, Hack ney.wick, warehouseman, May 22, at 11. JOHN BAKER, Fremantle, Hants, builder, May 22, at 11. DAVID SHEWARD, Bryanstone-street, Portman-square, assistant to a horse dealer, May 22, at 11. Wi Wax BOUTALL, Graham-road, West Hackney, solicitor's clerk, May 22, at 12. JAMES HEARN, High-street, Shoreditch, auctioneer, May 22. at 12. ROBERT LANXON and JAMES BOTLEHAM, Bride-street, Islington, carpenters, May 22, at 1. JOSEPH PAGE. Westboume-place, grocer, May 0, at 1. Joan Woo/WELL, Bracknell, Berko, builder, May 22, at I. MARY MATILDA ADNAMS, *MOSEL victualler, May 9, at I. EMMA LING, Deptford, wife of a police-constable, May 8, at 11. URURGE FRANCIS Rummy, Hackney-road, builder, May 22. at 11. WILLIAM M UN rto, Bartholomew-close, and Fellowes-street,Einp land, colour manufacturer, May 22, at 11. WILLIAM lisTstor, Sheerness, baker, May 22, at 11. JOHN Wool's. The Hyde, Middlesex, plumber, May 22, at 11. JOHN ALFRED WHARKAM, Johmstreet, Blacktriars-road, painter, May 22, at 11. RICHARD Dixon, Stewart's-lane, Battersea-park, master butcher, May 22, at 12. CHRISTOPHER BIKES, Wine °Mee-COWL, Fleet-street, May 22,at 12. WILLIAM LAWRENCE GILPIN, Newland-Sheet, Cheater-square, and Birmingham, hardware agent, May 8, at 2. JOHN JAMES MONNu, Loddiges-road, Hackney, and Mincing-lane, commission agent, May 8, at 2. JOHN ATKINsoN, Newnan-street, Oxford-street, woollen ware houseman, May 8, at 11. SILYESTER SALOMON FCLDA, Bruce-road and Devons-road, Bromley-by-Bow; and Crutched-friars, soap =nut., May B,at 11. JOSEPH DEARMAN, Old Kent-road, oorn merchant, May 8, at 11. LouISA Aurrrn, Leafless Heath, Kent, farmer, May 8, at 11. GEORGES JOSEPH AUGUSTIN MARC AVRIML LERUT, Havelock. terrace, Peckham, late general merchant, May 8, at 12. FREDERICK OODBEER, Bull-and-Mouth-street, St. Martin's-1e- Grand, silversmith, May 8, at 2. HENRY BtEIIEY, Newbury, Berko, surgeon, May 8, at 2. WILLIAM THOMAS SMITH, Frith, Kent, builder, May 23, at 11. EPAMINONDAS APOSTVLO, Wormwood-greet, City, and Strand, conunission agent, May 21, at 11. CHARLES TURNER Mums, Rydoncresoent, Clerkenwell, leather case maker. May 21, at 11. STEPHEN JENNINGS, Rochester, master builder, May2l, at 11. WILLIAM KIRMAGE, Belvedere, near Filth , and Gardner's-row, Victoria-park, builder, May 21, at 11. JOHN THORBORN, jun., Johnson's-court, Fleet-street, bookbinder, May 21, at 11. JULIUS STEVENS ERWIN, Brompton, picture conmilsidon agent, May 23, at 2. JOHN WARNE, Penge, Surrey,huilder, May 23, at 12. , JOSEPH lIIIREMON PRESSE FITZPATRICK, Bognor, Sussex, and Clifton-mad East, St. John's-wood, May 7, at 2. ROBERT BAKER, Montpelier-street, Brompton, gent.,May Mat 12. EDWIN WILLIAM PAIN, St. Saviour's-churchyard, Southwark, and Earle-street, Camberwell, hairdresser, May 23, at 12. JOSEPH TALBOT, acorn -street, Camberwell, and Junior United Service Club, Charles-street, servant, May 21, at 12. CHARLES HADRILL, Birmingham, factor, May V, at 12. WILLIAM Rottasoll, Birmingham, manager to • tinplate worker, May 9, at 12. JOSEPH ANKRETT, Walsall, Staffordshire, grocer, May 14, at It JANE ELIZA PITT, Birmingham, May 11, at 12. ELIJAH ATElNS,Birmlnghtun,black ornament ntanuf.,Mayll,at 12. FREDEDICKGEoIuis PERRINO, Coventry postmaster, May 11, at 12. TOM LOCK WOOD, Holbeck, Yorkshire, cloth manuf.. May 7, at 11. ROBERT STANSPIELD HAWKSWORTH, Bradford, Wine merchant, May 7, at 11. FREDERICK ALLEN, Leeds, cloth merchant, May 10, at 11. CHARLES ItILTHoRPE SMITH, Birstal, grocer, May 10, at 11. TIIOMAS HARTLEY BENTLEY, Wortley, Yorkshire, commercial traveller, May 7, at 11. JOHN Qui/WET, Southrey, Lincolnsh., contractor, May 16, at 12. ANDREW ANDERSON, Birkenhead and Liverpool, estate agent, May 9, at 11. THOMAS JAMES TAILOR, Liverpool, ship owner, May 14, at 11. JAMES HOWARD, Manchester, cotton spinner, MayB, at 11. JOHN HENRY BILLING, Manchester, surgeon, May 10, at 12. JOHN BROOKS, Manchester, fent dealer, May 10, at 11. JOHN SANDERSON, Durham, tailor, May 9, at 12. THOMAS Esousii, Sunderland, grocer, May 11, at 11. Simms WEBEIM, Birmingham, clothier, May 11, at 10. JOHN SMITH, Birmingham, shoemaker, May 11, at 10. JAMES JENNINGS, Birmingham, brass caster, May 11, at 10. SAMCEL AULT, Handsworth, waggoner, May 11, at 10. JOHN EVAN, Aberystwith, auctioneer, May 15, at 9. WILLIAM DAVIES, Tunllun, Cardiganshire, May 15, at 9. CHARLES WILLIAMS, TyrlWern, Cardiltineldre, May 15, at 9. CHARLES HAW KIM Portaea, provision dealer, May 12, at 11. JOHN WILLIAM Soorr, Portsmouth, dealer in bouts, Mayl2, at 11. THOMAS ROBINSON WIIAICION, Barnard Castle, Durham, publi. can, May 11, at 11. llowatt KETNOLDS, Aberdare, innkeeper, May 9, at 11. THOMAS SMETHAM, Swansea, licensed victualler, May 9, at 2. EDWARD SINGLETON, Huddersfield, weaver, May 21, at 10. JAMBS POTER, Rhos, Cannarthenshire, farmer, May 17, at 12. CH•KLEFICHAMBERLAIN,SOWIT Lophani,Nortolk,tailor,May7,atll. WILLIAM WILDE, Middle, Sbropsh., butcher, May 12, at 11. PERRY Cumin, Norton Subcourae, Norfolk, butcher, Maylo, atl2. CHARLES HAW, Whitchurch, Shropshire, draper, May 7, at 10. RACHEL KENNEDY, Pontypool, innkeeper, May 7, at 11. WILLIAM EDGELLY, Nantwich, Cheshire, Haman, May 10, at 10. JAMEY EASON, Old Itasfonl, Notts, bleacher, May ti, at 11. WILLIAM MADDoCK, New Radford, Notts, lace maker, May 23, at 11. ADAM ROUTLEDGE, Carlisle, watchmaker, May 11, at 11. HENRY ATKIN, Het:kb/eon, Linoolnah., millwright, May 7, at 11. HENRY BURROWS, Hulme, leather dealer, May 10, at tie. JOSEPH REDMAN, Halifax. boot maker, May 5, at 11. THOMAS ADDY, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, beerhouse keeper, May 12, at 10. JOHN DAY, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, clerk, May 12, at 10. WILLIAM ATKIN and WILLIAM .A2alll, Jun., Newcastle-upon- Tyne. builders, May 12, at 10. SAMUEL CHANTLEK, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, journeyman engine litter, May 12, at 10. JOHN COOPER. Manchester, tea dealer, May 11, at 12. THOMAS CARDWELL, Wigan, Lancashire, (logger, May 11, at 12. JOHN STRINGER, Ktngawinford, Staffordshire, shaft winker, May 11, at 10. WALTER WILLIAM NOKE, Kingswlnford, Joiner, May 11, at 10. JAMES GRAINGEI, Oxford, &instant at a fancy goods repository, May 11, at 10. JOHN EYRE, Westwood, Oxfordshire, late Bomar, May 8, at 11. GEORGE ROSE, Bretton, Yorkshire, grocer, May 8, at 10. ELIZA Bitbroun FINCH WOOLLASW, Brimpton, Berkshire, do mestic servant. May 2, at 1. ELIZABETH BRAWN, Newcastle-under-Lyme, draper, May 12,at 11. Thomas THORNETCROFT, Chesterton, Staffordshire, miner, May 12, at 11. JOHN WILLTAMS, Rea:den% Gloucestershire, tailor, May 3, at 12. Ertsscis Hanonson, Brighton, retired commander in the navy, May 14, at 11. FREDERICK ViADEY, Britton. tailor, May 10, at 11. JAMES FLEET ARCHER, cidngham, and Brickley, Northamp tonshire, coal dealer, May 11, at 11. LAST EXAMINATIONS. June 8. H. Darnley, Howland-street, Tottenhara-court-road, and Bedford-street, Bedford-square, commission agent—June 5. R. Liscombe, Slough, Buckinghamshire, and Lansdown-road, Hainan, builder—June b. C. Benwell, Warr/ford-court, City, stock broker—June 5. T. Longhurst, jun. Windsor-road, Upper Holloway, clerk—June 6. W. Winter, jun., Sussex, farm lalv,urer—June 5. G. Elliott, Tunbridge Wells, livery stable keeper—June 5. 0 Hall, Princes-road, Notting-hill, cheese monger—June 5. C. Castle, Ware, Hertfordshire, baker—June 8. M. Duffy, Daggett-street, Stepney. building contractor—June S. R. Emitter Upper Belgrave-terrace, !Indic° hoot maker— June 8. W. Summers (Conduit, Hampshire, clerk in holy orders—June 8. W. Dyer, Jun., Waltham Abbey, Essex, green grocer—June 8. C. Wyld, Arthur-street, Battersea-park, builder—June 4. H. Brocklebank, Coventry, watch manufacturer —June 4. E. Beeson, Wednesbury, Staffordshire, publican—June 4. H. A. Sandberg, Birmingham, iron merchant—June 4. L. Harris, Hanley Staffordshire, tailor—May 8. H. Ryley, Sutton Brwer, Wilts hire, physician—May la J. Brook, Mirfield, York shire, Joiner—May 2/. 11. Bolton. Stanningley, Yorkshire, linen draper—May 25. K. Pritchard, Kverton, Lancashire, licensed pilot —May 18. E crompton, Kerney, Lancashire, general provision 30. T. Sutcliffe and 8. N. Mitten, Summit, Lanca shire, manufacturing chemieta—May le W. I. Corbridge, Black brim, late cotton waste dealer—May 15. J. Weinberg, Sunder land, Jeweller—May 16. W. Dockings, South Milton, Devon shire, carrier—]lay 8. H. Wingett, Wells, Somersetaldre, paper maker—May 8. J. Bartlett, Glastonbury, Somersetehire, mason— Slay 21. W. W. Jackson, Dalton, Lancashire, timekeeper at a stone quarry—May 14. 1. Gee, Cainscross, Gloucestershire, com mercial clerk—May 30. W. E. Farrington, Audlem, Cheshire, grocer—May 10. J. Askluun. Jun., Adwick-le-Street, Yorkshire, labourer—May 11. H. Oldfteld, Keadby, Lincolnshire, butcher —Slay 16. J. Miles, Leicester, Journeyman bricklayer—slay 14. G. Holland, NiuSeld, Sussex, butcher—May 9. J. Bristow, Wins combe, Somersetahire, farmer—May 16. W. Rushton, Notting ham. lace maker—May 21. R Robson, Kingston-upon-Hull, late I provision dealer—May 18. T. Darwin, Yealsuid Conyers, lance shire, innkeeper—May 18. W. Hutchinson, Rawtemeall,quarryman —May Is. E. 0. Brocklehurst, Liverpool, advertisingsgent—May 26. M. O'Hara, Stratford-upon-Avon, travelling draper—May 18. T. Jones, Liverpool, builder—May 8. R. Sands, Potterhanworth, lincnlnshlre, farmer—June 19. A. Gummersall, Dudley-hill, near Bradford, commission agent—June 6. H. Handley, East Retfnrd, Nottinghamshire. tailor—June 19. J. Healey, Tewkesbury, Glou cestershire, furniture broker—June 5. J. Todd. York, waterman —May 7. J. Cobb, Warehome, Kent, Journeyman wheelwright— May 31. J. S. cartoon, Norwich, surgeon—May 3L It H.Warnes, Norwich, waterman—May 31. H. Arwood, Norwich, confec tioner—May 31. It Yellop, Norwich, timber merchant—May 31. W. Lemon, Woodbastwick, Norfolk, farmer—May 11. 0. T. Haines, Milton-next-Gravesend, Trinity pilot— May 11. J. Salter, Gravesend, baker—May 11. J. Wood, Westbrownwich,= dealer—May 11. E Curtain, Westbromwich—May 9. W. B Dover, late victualler—May 15. C. Martin, Eastbourne, Sussex, builder—May 24. R. l'ttley, Wellington-bulldings, Harrow-road, night watchman—June I. S. Lespman, Brighton, in the employ of dealers in electro plated goods—May 21. G. Ide, Sompting, Sussex, beerehop keeper—May 11. J. Shipley, Kingston-upon- Hull, labourer—May 9. G. Green, Oldham, cotton waste dea ler . BANKRI'PTCIEB ANNULLED. April 26. PERCIVAL JOHN WAITE, Mincing-lane, and elsewhere, merchant. April 2.5. CHARLES ScRUTON, Norwich, gentleman. April 25. WILLIAM HENRY HOMES, I.ft/her-line, Drury-lane, and Brewer-street, Golden-souare, boot manufacturer. April 10. ROBERT WHITEHEAD, Oldham, hay dealer. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. JOHN ELWORTHY, Credtton, Devonshire, dealer in lime—final di vidend of 11-16 d., any Tuesday or Friday, at Carrick's, Exeter. HUGH TALBOT and HUGH POPHAM TALBOT', Sidmouth, Devon shire, druggists—final dividend of Id., any Tuesday or Fri day. at Carrick's, Exeter. EDMUND MERCER ;separate estate:,Liverpool, timber merchant— lst dividend of 10d., any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool. o HENRY LYON, Colchester, chendat—lst dividend of 10s. 7il, May • 8, or any subsequent day, at Elden's, Cambridge. DIVIDENDS. May 10. F. P. Lasbury, Bristol. gentleman —)lay 10. W. linaley and E. Armitage, Leeds, currier —May 10. G. Walker, Halifax, woollen manufacturer—May 10. H. Pickles, Leeds, draper—May 8. E. Barnes, Liverpool, licensed victualler—May 16..1. Holmes, Liverpool, boiler maker—May 28. J. Baron, Jun., Whalley, Lancashire, commission agent—May 28. J. Leach. Over Darwin, Lancaihire, draper—May 10. James Blackburn and John Blackburn, Preston, Lancashire, cotton spinners—May 18. P. Jackson, G. Grime, and M. Berry, Blackburn, cotton spinners —May 18. W. Young and H. Proud (separate estates!, Sunder land, drapers—May S. S. Selwyn, Westbury-upon-Severn, Glou cestershire, sheep dealer—May 8. H. Boughton, Altinghall, Gloucestershire, beerhonse keeper—May 8. J. Trigg, Mitchel dean, Gloucestershire. baker—May 8. Hariet Elizabeth Hall. Longhope, Gloucestershire, late grocer—May 8. R. Turner, East Dean, Gloucestershire, shopkeeper—May 18. J. Upton, Lich field, blacksmith—May 18. C. Birch, Ogleystay, Staffordshire, bootdealer—May 12. W. D. Cushing, Halsey, Norfolk, black smith—May 10. C. T. Bead, Eaton, Norfolk, grocer—May 10 nice+. 4 dig par, i dim iPm' 1 2 si 4pm 1 Oiclis _— 1 lipm 22 13 15 2 4 IFs 2 dis i l9 2 • - I ISIS - it oi l - f lirm - 8 8 - I 1 idis I i 1 ' _ 69 66 1 _2 .. S 2} - - - }(Hs par par 1 pm : 9 2 dial It 2 * I Ild" RAILWAYS.-(THIS DAY.) ONE o'CLoca. The railway market is inactive to-day, and prices generally exhibit no variation, compared with those last current yesterday. The transactions have been very limited. London and North Western stock is quoted 121 to ; Great Western, 57 to 58 ; Midland, 123 to k ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 121 to ; Great Eastern, 394 to 40k ; South Eastern, 75 to k•, Caledonian, 127 to 129 ; Metro politan, 1331 to 134 ; Great Northern ' 122 to 123 ; ditto A, 138 to ; and London, ' Chathatn, and Dover, 27i to 28k. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock is rather firmer, at 24 to 23 Other colonial, as well as foreign, railway securities, are quiet. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. In the mining market to-day there is a demand for West Chiverton, Great Laxey, and Wheal Seton shares, and quotations are firm. Some of the present prices are as follows :—West Chiverton 70 to 721; Great La.xey,2ll to ; Wheal Seton, 206 to 206 ; Great North Laxey, to 2 ; Frank Mills, 2ito 6 ; South Darren, 3to ; North Treskerby, to East Lovell, 8} to ; Clifford Amalga mated,;to ; Chontales, to prem. ; and Mineral Rights, par to prem. At Lady Bertha mine meeting yesterday the ac counts showed a debit balance of 900/., and at North Dolcoath of 8161. In the former case a call of 3s. per share was made, and in the latter of 4s. The subjoined weekly report on the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. von Dadelazen and North : • • The metal market has been very dull throughout the past week. Prices show but little alteration, and when any change has taken place it has been in buyer's favour. Iron—Loth Welsh and Staffordshire are unchanged. Scotch Pig Iron—The settlements have been gigantic and fluctua tions considerable ; after touching 765. 6d. the price ad. vanced to 80s., and closes at 795. 9d., cash down. Sales for one month fixed have been made at 68s. Copper of all kinds is very dull, and prices nominal. Business has been done in foreign at 891. for Burrs, and 871. for Walleroo ; Chili bars in Liverpool nominally at 801. Tin has been pressed for sale, 79/. has been accepted for Straits, and there are now sellers thereat. Banca has been offered at 811. ;no buyers in the market. English sold at W. reduc tion. Banes in Holland 471. nominally. Tin plates de cidedly easier. Lead unchanged. Spelter, owing to the 'mole pacific accounts from Germany, has declined, and business reported at Zit 15e. spot, and 231. 10s. May and June delivery. Special brands in out ports sold at 241. Quicksilver, 71. per bottle. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 5 •3 id VEGE, Artichokes, per dos , as to ea Asparaints, p. bundle, 6s to 10a Beans, Kidney, p.lOO, la Beet, per doz., bs to 3s Broccoli, p. bundle, la to la 6d Cabbages, per doz., is to Is Carrots, per bunch, 44 to dd do. French, do., 2s to da 6d Cauliflowers, p. doz., 2s to 6$ Celery, per bundle, to ts 6d Cucumbers, each, 64 to 2s Endive, per sco , e, Is to Is 6d Garlic and Shallots, per lb., la Herbs, per bur ch, Gel Horse Radish, p. bond, Sta6d to 4a Leeks, per bunch, 3d Lettuces. per doz., la to Is 6.1 Mint, per bunch, Is to 341 di' RAILWAY RECEIPTS. isri dis LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BY ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) (PROM OUR OWN CORREBPONDENT.) The market continues dull and depressed. Sales about 6,000 bales. SMITHFIELD HAY.-(THIS DAY.) Meurs. Pattenden and Smith report trade at the following prices:—Prime meadow hay, from 100 s. to 110 s. ; inferior ditto, 80s. to 951. ; rowen, 00.. to 80s. ; clover, old, 120 s. to hide. ; second cut, 90s. to 120 s. ; straw, 88s. to 442. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady, at the following prices :—Town tallow 455. 3d., net cash ; Petersburg Y. C., on the spot, 475. 341. ; April to June, 475. to 475. 341. ; June, 475. 3d. to 475. 6d. ' • October to December, 48s. 6d. MARKET AVILBAGES.—Town tallow , 475. 9d. • fat by ditto, 2s. 40. ; yellow Russia, 465. ; melted stuff, 365. ; rough ditto, 20s. ; greases, 2ths. ; good dregs, 6e. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Foreignimports continue heavy, and include both French and broad beans. Grapes and strawberries are plentiful and reduced in price. Dessert pears are confined tog Easter Beurre. Apples consist of nonpr re and court penilu plat. Of pineapples there is a fair supply. Salads continue to arrive in good condition. Green peas are more plentiful, as are also cucumbers. Flowers chiefly consist of dent zias, orchids, heaths, Chinese primulas, cinerarias, camel lias, pelargoniums, azaleas, forced bulbs, and roses. FRUIT. Apples, per 7, sieve, Is to 5s Grapes, per lb., 10s to 208 Lemons, per 100, Ms to 108 Nuts, col., per 1004 h., 16011 Filberts, per lb., 9d to is Chestnuts, per bush., tie to its Oranges, per 100, Os to 12a Peaches, per doz., ens. Pears, kitchen, p. doz , is to is dessert, do ,48 to 12s Pine-app`es, per lb., to 11s Strawberries, p. oz., Is to Is lid Walnt..s, per bush., Its to 1D is Mushrooms, p. pott. Is Gd to 24 Mustard & Cress, p. punu., 2d p. bush., as to Ss pickling, p. qt.. Od to Is Parsley, per sieve, 2a to as Parsnips, per doz., Is to 21 Peas, per qt.. Os to 10s a Potatoes, York Regents, p. tcn, 754 to 90s Rocks, do., 65a to 66s Flukes, 100 s to 120 s . . . _ do. Kidneys, kW to 12s per cwt. Radishes, p. 12 bun., &I to Is Rhubarb, per bundle,4d to la Sea Kale, p. punn , 2s to 3a Spinach, per bush., 4$ to 5a Turnips, per bunch, 4d to Od The following are the receipts of railways for the past week : . - Miles open. Receipts. NARS.. _..... —A. e— --,. ..- --,. • 1866 1 1865 1666 1865 Bahia and San Francisco ' 7 9 1 76f 29 7' 726 Belfast and Northern Counties 961 1986; 2316 Belfast and County Down Belgian Eastern Junction Llyth and Tyne Bombay. Baroda, and Central India 306 1651 . 9009 5641 Bristol and Exeter l2ll . 1211 1 7067. 6911 Caledonian Cambrian l3O 1 121 1 2140. 2061 Charing Crtu Cork and Bandon - 20 1 467 413 Cork, libukrock, and Passage Coniwall Deeskle Detroit and lillwaukie lB9 lB9 6065. 6101 Dublin and Belfast Junction Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Meath 35 : 35 • 26: 242 Dublin and Wicklow, and Wexford lO6 - 911 2741 - 2798 Dutch Rhenish East Indian 1129 11 43727 30094 Eastern Bengal Funiess Glasgow and South Western Grand Trunk of Canada Great Central of Belgium ,1 Great Eastern including Blackwall. 7271 ' 668 - 36833 34313 Great Indian Peninsula Great Luxembourg Great Northern Grert Northern and West. of Ireland 831 - 713 754, 723 Great North of Scotland 5B , 58 . 1 16481 1694 Great South. and West...lreland, Great Southern of India Great Western Great Western of Canada Irish North Western 145 145 0 1992 Irish South Eastern Kent shalt Lancashire and Yorkshire Limerick and Ennis 2 41 24f : 224 198 Limerick and Solves 26 l 20/ 121 117 Lkuielly 46 752 London and North Western London and South Western London, Brighton, and S. Coast !. 1 20151 25074 London, Chatham , and Dover Do. Nletropolitan Extension l2 ' 111 I 24' 2410 London, Tilbury, and Southend . - 421 421 Manchester, Shelf., and Lincolnshire 246 : 246 1 17083 Manchester. S.June. k Altrincham. - 9 / , 9: • I 1493 1574 31aryport and Carlisle 2B i 28 1 1466 1206 Metropolitan Midland Midland Great Western of Ireland N. British A. Edinburgh et Dundee Northern of Canada 94 94 ' 2241 1 2443 Northern of France • 728 728 625171 57827 North Eastern 12071 .11601 67649 63122 North London ! 11 , 9 4601 3610 North Staffordshire Norwegian Trunk 1 444811 44 894 935 Ottoman Recife et. St. Francisco -,Pernambuco; 771 7 4 1 18451 inato Rhymney — 1276! 1:409 Scinde ' 106 105 14641 2084 Scottish Central ll3 113 Scottish North Eastern Somerset and Dorset 66 66 1155 1031 S. Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian 1798 1 1529 54237 MIM{ South Devon • South Eastern 306 1306 227 23708 • Taft Vale Ulster 1 64 105 } 2744 3108 . Vale of Clwyd lO r 10 , 149 171 Vale of Neath 431 433 Victoria Government Railways 251 251 i 1474 11591 Waterford and Kilkenny SI 31 345 • 436 Waterford and Limerick 77 I 77!I 1 1204 r Welland 25 25 I. 115•2 151 1284)1 1. I 102. DOWNING-STREET, APRIL 26.—The Queen has been pleased to appoint C►ptain Amelius Beauclerk Fyers, R.E., to be Surveyor-General for the Island of Ceylon— Gazette. An American paper says that the queen bee will lay 200 eggs daily for 50 or 60 days. A single queen bee has been known to produce 100,000 bees in a season. 116 164 145.1 6 4 6.17.0 2Wis 138 ABLfi9. ~... W. Pratt, Norwich. watch maker-MarB B. Rumen, provision dealer-May a. H. Hartley and T. Holum sawyers-May 10. R. Smithson, Grimoldby, Linea -Nfay 11. W. Burton, Tunbridge Wells, bookkin in d A a L re k ay b gtilit W. Moron, Great Wilbraham, Cambridgeshire, poe m*. PA RTN ERSH IPS DISSOLVXD. Joseph Smith, E. Pearson, H. Smith, and Job ihniik, iron moulders--Sarah Kenrick and C. IL Wellbelov Denbighshire, engineers -P. Smith and T. B. tailors-J. Macfarlane, stn., and J. Macfarlane. jun., street, merchants-J. Bridges and K Scott, Limehouse, wire rope ninhers-c. Duke and C. Niklert"slikakadjaa. tinge. Susses, tailors .C. Phelps and J. Cater, Rood-lase ara general merchants-W. Turner, F. Turner, P. Turner sade Wines, Manchester, merchants, so far a s regards W. 4 5 , sia • W. Han, W. H. Con, arid T. Cox, Derby, wIJI!) raerchanta-Z Losebyand 8. Desboruugh. Wood-street and arastusanburOrry warehousemen-J. Barlow arid T. Bury, An, ftft : woollen manufacturers W. Allen, and J. ga f f, tram, Great Ellingham. Norfolk, dealt:l7%km.. 7 an, T. Wilkinson om,a j j . un uan ., Se dse l i l u. 'o mo ritshire motenon, , surr HolapiLnrarr'"C” onathan Jod us chemists-T. R. Trotter and J. F. trotter, Braga Shields, provision merchants-J. Couch and W. X c ra d aan Pound-row, Camberwell, carpenters-W. Goidarnith and Chafer, Parliamentatreet, it estmlnater, and Slwan-yude i : ditch, wine merchants-W. Galloway, jun., and F. W. Manchester, agents -J. T. Hawkins, Jane Cottrell, W. and Anne Hawkins, Walsall, Staftordshire, wine_raerehinkr. A. F. Surges and A. R. She_pheard, Luton Bedforuardre, merchants-IL P. Harding. F. Pullets, 11: Widitne7 midi Gibbons, Bank-buildings, City, and Serle-street UncobVirkm gelds, public accountants, so far as regards X raurta-0. Rm. risen, B. A. Janata, and J. J. Hyde, Pools. ,ternice Notting•ldg.... J. Hare, jun., and W. G. Armstrong, Birmingham, m an i ac. turers of boiler tube clesners-R. Sinclair (dammed) and D. Macgregor, Leith. merchants BCIYICH SEQUESTI!ATIONF. THOMAS !Nish, Glaigow, aieut, .the facallyhos. Olugow. JOHN OARDNSH, Airdrie, Lanarkshire, cootractor, May 1, et the Royal Hotel, Airdrie. Thomas MAXWELL, jun , Keir, Dumfriesshire, May 3, al di King's Anna Hotel, Dumfries. Imam DELOATV. ColdhliphAnk Berwickshire, late baker, Mel at the Red Lion Hotel, Ayton. t. Rawson CRAIIIVAID, Dundee, general dealer, May t, a the tish Hotel, Dundee . Joee lyredesdak Hotel, Beerier, CutterL anark. , Lanarkshire, maim May 3 , M 3, at sb a C Glick= Homo KERR and THOXAS 'HICRING Wagon, or. goat, shipbrokers, May I, at the Faculty-ban, Gla egow . HnHH MTHSHSOM, Glasgow, grocer, May 1, at Whyie's Tam& ranee Hotel, Glasgow . Jane ercriinn THOXPOS, Dundee, tailor, May t, at tho., ben of C. D. Mitchell, Dundee, solicitor. THE CATTLE PLAGUE. OFFICIAL RETURNS. These returns do not profess to give the total number of cases which have occurred in Great Brits, only those which have been ascertained from the 4141 information received at this Aloe from inspectors, 'Wh ir appointed by the clerk of the council or by the local mu nties. The divisions of England are those of the ors. Column I only records the cases reported as having essa. mewed during the weeks indicated by the beichae; " back " cases being added to column 2. Result of repotted tem from the oeetatenceneii of the cheesy. Census Divisions. :t . 174 Metvp.poUcedistriet; South YAM. Counties' South Nit Counties' Pastern Counties .... 8027' 3644 5060 1618 18620 . 13605 South Wed. Countfee West MM. Counties North Mid. Counties North West. Counties Yorkshire 107541 Zi 10 He 501 120371 4211 15430 7562 Northern Counties Ilonmouthalad Wales licothind 340 C 18371 2407 21104: Totals (Signed) Veterinary DER WILLLif lent of the Privy Cot Office, Priime's-street, Westminster, 8.W., April 27. NOTI. —2B inspectors who reported eases last week kw est report r ed in time for this return, riz. :—For the manty of air , 1 ; Chester, ; Derby, 1 : Hampshire, 1; Ikeda, 11 Den lei, 1; Flint, e ; and Scotland, it These impales* turned X.lo.cases last week. 9211 684 67918 12804 324 304 33380 6511 34 183 7756! 4121 1011 17 8137 741 60, 104 6081 ---i- - 1581; 2823 235601 30411 MARKET& CORN.—Cantsromp, APRIL 27.—The westiter become warm, and much of the wheat on the Mary lisi looks very yellow ,• a few showers would doubt em Wpm the appearance. There was a moderate supply d earl at market to-day, and dull sale, except for bestamdp. tions ' which realised last week's price.. Whist, ref, to 45 5., extra, 465. ; white, 445. to 505., extra, 5k ii scarce, and rather dearer. Barley, none ant* lancet.n, Aram 27.—We had a moderate ENO sf wheat at our market, and prices were the elm ilksi week. The demand for barley was very duggiak,sdkis rates were barely supported. Wheat red, 458. M IL; white, 495. to 535. Barley, 345. to 425. . LIVERPOOL, APRIL 27.—We have BO few actual barn at to-day's market, that the demand fdr *test ippon almost suspended ; still we can note no change in the qo► tations, which remain nominally as on Tuesday kn. The same remarks apply to the several descriptions of fiver. Beans are exceedingly scarce, and command higher Fen in retail. Oats held firmly, few of good quality bibg left on the market. Oatmeal dull sale at previous rails. Indian corn little doing—choice parcels of mixed lamina are held at 29e., which is obtainable only on retell Mi. ness. COALS.—LONDON, APRIL 27. —llastipiP &WA 17s. 3d. ; Tantield Moor Butes, 14a. 6d. ; Walls DR Byron, 16s. 6d. ; Eden Main, 16.. 6d. ; Walls End well, 18.. 6d. ; Walls End Hutton, 18a &L; Walk lad Hetton Lyons, 16a. 941. ; WlLill End South 1letko,181.; Walls End Tcuustall, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Tees, 18a 3d.— Ships at market, 36 ; sold, 23. MADRAS RAILWAY. —The twenty-eighth of the directors of this oompany congratulates the holders on the satisfactory nature of the ster""" " 4 program of the company for the half-year ending 31st De cember. On the south-west line and its &apics Meath a very considerable increase in traffic and profits hae taken place ; while the extension of the north-West line to Cuddiipa has been followed by a still more hspormat ad vance in its traffic and returns. This extension., d4O miles in length, opened on the Ist of September. Cam pared with the corresponding half of the preriotts year average mileage worked over on the company's two mss together has been 595 miles, against 538 ; the number al passengers carried 908,435, against 706,8 26 ; of Latch l4lo tons, against 137,086, railway materials a eluded. The aggregate traffic receipts have lass 225,1121., against 169,464/., being an increase of 55,5414, equal to n per cent. ; and the net receipts have bass 131,500 f., against 83,688/., being an increase of cot, or 57 per cent. over those in the previous year. Tbess Brow , able results are partly due to changes in the tariff sad ll* sification, which came into operation on the Ist of Norm ber. The permanent way, works, and rolling stork law been well maintained, and the requirements of the I* creased traffic fully met. The lines have been owl" with regularity and with economy, as the accounts th e w : and the continued exemption of the passengers frac dent or injury will be admitted to 'peak well for their efficient and careful management. The works and PIMP of the further portion of the north-west line sad He Bellary branch have been steadily prosecuted. 61,4 tin board are assured that it will be completed to therm tion with the Great Indian Peninsula Railway at Ruches by the time that line is ready on its aide. A furfisli. section of 32 miler of the line beyond Cuddspit Orlifiga to be opened by Midsummer. The shipments of material, plant, and 'torte dur i ng the year 1865 amouo ol4 44,352 tons in 75 ships. ltesolutiona will be submit's! , 0 the meeting to authorise the raising of further callw. sanctioned by the Secretary of State for India in Coon'B, for the prosecution of the company's undertaking. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BLACHALL—ApriI 25 at Seal Vicarage , the wife of the Bet. T. 0. Blacken, of a daughter. COX.—April 25, at Mill Hill, Derby, the wife of R. K Co; ph of a eon. HORNBY.—AprII 25, at Ingleton, Wavertree, Dear Liverfed. Um H. H. Hornby, of a son. L RICILARDSON.—ApriI tS, at Craven.hagardeza, the wife Richardson, Req., of a son. of WILLOUGHBY.—ApriI 25, at Montagu square , the wIL - B. W. Willoughby, Req., of a son. fie et WILKINB.—ApriI 27, at St. PauTs.road, Canoublu7, the . E. H. Wilkins, Hat, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. CARMICHAEL—PIPER.—ApriI 20, at Trtnity Church= ton, by the Rev. R. M. Goulbom, J. f, of to Mary, daughter of the late K Piper, Eal um. JOURNEAUX—COOKS.--Aprll 26, at St. 'B, Camden New-town4py the Rev. G. 0. W. Clernenger, Hammon d, .., 100 .,.. °1 F. Journeaux, Rao., of Jersey, to Alice Mary, daughter w late W. K. S. Cooke, Nag., of Adelaide, South Australia. WISZNIEWSKI—DAVEY.—ApriI 26, at Willesden, f i V an g;d : J. Crane Wharton, Vlcarof Willesden, J. Bernard W Esq., of Gray'sMn and Park Lodge, Northumberland 14. Tottenham, to Stella Louisa, only daughter of I _yA• Davey, Esq.. of The Terrace, KenaMgton Carderm - srot "'" Harleaden, Middlesex. No cards. DEATHS. BURROUGHEB.—ApriI 24, at CuMihail Hail, Norfolk, W BO` rougher, ZA, aged 64. FINCH.—A 24, C. Pinch, Esq., of Cambridge. HALL-DAR —April n. 3, Hail-Dare,itsq , o f Sento''' . berry House, in the county of Wexford, aged 46. IfURDOCII.—ApriI 23, at Whitehill, Great BerkhamPfold. Herta, the wife of J. G. Murdoch, Eel., aged " 7 - BCOBELL —April 28, at Upper Baker-street, Ann Carter , ' via°* of the late Rev. E. gooben, aged 74. N & WADE.—April 24, at Albany-terrace, Regent's-part, - Wade, Eet , aged 87. Printed and Published by Wn,usx Kiso Hst&s. of t h e Lombard-street, in the City of London, Printer', .• Office In Lombard-street, in the Precinct of WllittiriAr l. " SATURDAY, APRIL 28. 1808. 3633 rise l 9NII 47721 796 614 10 dts 5 dis dis' 65 1 - 121 52 106 4! - 873 74% 99} 9 tosri 3 . 4 i /, [was wok Denim Ura... 4 Rs' PP by In ri . r - IM' Oa. I ~~ I•. irsoki Eli I r Noe KQI pen Data 4, TI Jame Alen (liar] Adolf ln Ma Us Bei ea 1101 96510