The Express. — London, England, 1858-04-07 00:00:00

!k DEAN ay ie lean of Carlisl e remota of the cube. of the latter from hie Mr. vingwy by s takes on the lialf 7 fo, t h e timportent socroack. it is when the lest 41, that I feed bound Livingston, I. plesds. Wefts, writes . —s* 0,7 to the custom wheals which I bar.... th• calflitisi, met las • following west / ahem, pat down fir ty tonrelath the 11th, er the dean's Mopes. words Irlit4ll os ft I object to this asthma, hunia cannot be e ena la • Christian amok. Ong more tiU Sunday. I '. 1 famed the draft hi wads, is the &.a'. In this objection.—P. the 14th Mr. Living- Noce:wider hi. judg. * All they that Mo hat Ile would deliver from the ' blesalak; re emphatically of a u in the chorus (move, Memiah which ie ut the mocking verde etfect of a chorus of • ie viry beautiful lain yes, 1 ss b i wt , anpecially at tough the 22nd Psalm hole context given a what it he. whim Last year, when WI • to be so utterly yew - dyed never again tply musical objection, rousical responsibility, which I feel compelled rived by the precentor Oleg of the customary Monday (16th). Mr. wing these till tke ✓ the objectionable ly be bath borne t morning prayers, ogston. Afterward., the dean, as fol wanting in common for my decision Ott the edematous in your note Jure the gismo -paper will not bes cstorwstid [-lista, as I shall me ths organist and choke sou may wish to maks ' , el . , ea I Can roCei•Ooth " The list publicly me. he afternoon's ,ovules. our griefs," had been lab" inserted in t h e 'a signature, and tie crotched through, and mad. The chapter ingston, and an early intend. The clap: old be laid on June 23. The u of Mr. Livinmton's oho chapter from the sowed umtatutable by ,e,l in the notiticatioa. r. Livingston's state b. who it letter you edi at ono. NS •uele statement. Tber• the dean ran mimed mx of the chapter. 11 le dean, then. and not on receipt of this n represented to the withholding a hearing hapter. leaving tor, in 1 from the exercise of ember of the cathedral t the statutes seem to ,C more frequent sr VII half-yearly gemeal is " not swam !het June. If a chapter eke care to pram& be following letter of malty bred/oda el ,wdrostarg the rats. and to ths aorrge lw . and IL a. they were N. I gold Ilk. mach wretched rawer sad naugurated tinder the rare. On ..cards, medly. errerapteet, tar. abortive atter= wither( sad IP roost. charged me sad 3d. for err or .boat es wretched a burry ran. The ted at the toy. Mr Dash sad 1t0.,11y, and widirry that I rer My an •ppettio whir MA Polak.. A war g wwfally, as wen r a that onsralal dal -• odd dark brualrht a piens of chases (the Atom ectep,—u,, mid I lined to think yea we rod moderels, rid 11 of the rearm and I Pelona. —1 sr, ate. —6, Doso-otroill, teed to furnish the eaeth of the ~7 la I. nrarred." .t night het wen 4 the premises orch ,arproter sod cahifi r tlonpn, oittate wet r.irpr site the sib aribtr, the amigo ereeltebnpt, ta which eeeiswe WWII leas to rimed. and It we IMASIROd, tttr Heteht. , rthy Nei whet* Ow dUeeier lb. ertreeiee Ipmeses re, Walef, Ma Iraq 1NI) Brz- (),,: I U 01017•041,011 • , one in the bet et Itartooaday. i a the patois"' d rai-ing the New Hoak tuoifort one, wain treed ; but when the e building was • • ander the ear teed. se well so tit g ad. ; bat in spite d • aided with a tail ,t oat until • Wield will fan up= de tat took place ea• ,he most eatemieni alit, for POMO de int (isalf•patit 1 a.w. led. TM Sr. need to babas to 'ended to an afar I other arthits. 110 tat rapidity, end in ✓ainest flours ittaan into the etontigial• ad southern Maiden .1 lure oat of die a Brigade, and WWI we could orate dr rful seereadenet, Ida whole 14 the sat - Mr. BreMweed• P. ft bd Mr. lb." Itna, nawithaenh tali 'applied will e to conquer did AM &Wing ••• 6 " and lialterhithtl hi la the laad etaills•A rater at the rent terra over the fia rl the Irma eitano a advanced hoar •.• intendant Banterer auto" to the drenale liana. As the IN r 14., it twee nal • ipproximerat• it ••• gas r• l 7 their control. Avattroor. — T b• .lerionout. of Line` (.aught• °WI itrrred yearlda7 .tag attended b7_ ol poraged wail • Nom rb. Ho was Jana, to wee.— THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1858. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY Two (Mum= The railway share market to-day does not maintain the improvement established yesterday. Cheat Western stock has receded to 571 to 58 ; London and North Western to 94 to I, after being marked 94 and Lancashire and Yorkshire to 87/ to 881, after being marked 881 ; Caledonian stock is also heavy. North British has improved; Midland is also - well supported. Eastern Counties shares are steady at 11 11.16 to 13-16 ; London and South Western are qooted 48 to t ; and Great Northern, 251 to 1. Pernambuco shares have receded to 1 discount, after being marked 4 dim. Bahia were quoted par. Dutch Rhenish continue to meet with some enquiry. Grand Trunk of Canada and Great Western of Canada are fairly supported to-day. olDliAlliUMllle AND-NTOCILIL 111•11.111116. legit Win salsobv. R. — re. a d - Stom..ltalrodier lerlm,lak,ll Obi. Jean Bristee owl mew— ..... ''''' Mokois he arta sod 01l Oe.t as don ..... W Oemma . a Do. • • Mdiv. •11 Do 11 ( N. Y 7e4 So R. a DEM.. MM .& Mord. Jo 1C• all Daft MOM Moan 100 11000010 " rdoM• 100 Nam Ihiso. 100. Clus on ftk ad . , . ; ..... 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Mewed 1 61 Manly_ Ma. 1. 6 7.2 11 11 71114ZrU a ! " ./Velausee ad.; 1111 11 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE LAW INTELLIGENCE. =I DAT. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY (Bekas Mr. Commissiosur Was.) liNIIPTTCT OP XL TORIISCID, Y.P. POP ownricir. majediestke Ir baskruptey v made a few days ago m use Mr. Jam Townsend, anationese of Greenwich, end me of the WM bora /or that barowta . The adjudication Ir. girded by Mr. Townsend, and the goa tee sow came on tar hawing Mr. Turkey opposed the edludication oat bshall of Mr. Townsend. alleging that es a member of parliament he meld ng be wade bankrupt in the ordinary way. The alleged ant of beakruptry in this case wee the awning an admission of debt is that mart, bliGeorge nu brb.df of the petiricedan andfter (Kr. Mum- bard of the Surrey Theatre) supported th c a cess =lon, sod cued the tidth donne of the Bankruptcy hakes maellaive on the muter. It provided that • aisoker Imes& slight be made bankrupt on any oda, seta of Usk mos/ caninitted by ordinary traders. Is 'appeal of this iited the we " Esp. Ordatha is ra Matra" (late lend, Oct. 1863 ) Hie Honour counrined the adjudication, asd is some lo • farther application sea that ha seir as ream for Mayfair the advertisement. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS I)AT. (Bdon Mr. Jutioe Crompton and Mr. lattice Dyke.) THE INCAS% 1.1 THII HAT At&K, Upon the applitntioc of Mr. Tindal Atkinson, mussel for the prisoner, the trial of Giovanni Leal for the murder of Heloiee Tan g bin wee died to be taken the OM in... case on Th day mornin Mr. 13 , xlkin applied to the court to di the trial of Mr. Glover, for making a NM declaration as to his jurisdiction to ail as • member of the House of Commons, for Friday seaming. The Solicitor-General would attend to prosecute, and he said he believed that day would be convenient for akl parties. The court greeted the application. Jess. Goodbody, alma GoodfoUow, 21, • poet-Mice latter carrier. pleaded guilty to a coarge of steeling a letter con taining money, the property of the Postmamter-General. He we sentenced to four years' penal servitude. Witham Jaws Greenfield, 23 , pleaded guilty to • charge of misdemeanour, in having unlawfully conspired with another person to procure the 'soaps of • prisoner named Thome Wilkes from the gaol et Holloway. The oMence Imputed to the prisoner was of rather a sin gular character. He had, it appeared, been summarily con 'fond at the Mansion Home, sad sentenced to 21 days' Inceiscement ; and on the same day another man, amid Thome Wilkes. was sentenced to three months' imprisonment. While the primmer§ were in the lock-up belonging to the Memnon Home, Wilkes inquired whether there was any one of the prisoners who was under abort sentence, and the defendant replied that he wee sentenced to twenty-one days' impriamment, upon which Wilkes told him that if he would answer to his name when they arrived at the prison, sad personate him, he would give him a sovereign and some clothes, and ho con sented to do mo. The effect of this proceeding was that Wilkes, who had been sentenced to three months' bard labour, was Maimed at the end of twenty-one days, sad the defendant served the three months in of him. The matter would never have been discovered but it ap peared that shortly before the expiration of the throe months the prisoner fo o oliady boasted of what he had done to some fellow prisoners, an d the fact coming to the know of the prison anthoritme, the present charge was preferred against the defendant. W. Justice Cromptoa esalsooed the deferlaat to be im priotesd for three toomthe. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAT. MANSION-HOUSE. Several young who had been remanded, :Twith felio4re sti. tr avoostica at the are in Aldgate, at a day night, were brought cep, and sentenced by the Lord Mayor to periods of len • roast, varyiog from a Inca* to sin weeks, with herd tabour. Gawp Roger., a raapectabea-k.krog boy, about 14 y ears o f sin was charged with essallag a piece of bacon weighing four pound!. O' Pool, servant to • tradesman in Leadenhall-market, mid that on the previoaa night at It o'clock he oilseed the piece of bacon from the stall bard. He saw • boy, not the grimace, move away very mysteriously, sad him to have stolen It he went after bun and found the bacon at the prisoner's feet. Thinking that the prisoner was non ward with the other boy, he gave him into enatedy. They appeared to be talking together. The prisoner's &thee, • very respectable artisan, bare stepped forwead sad wad that his eon was a very industrious herd-vr.oking youth, and was frequently engaged with him self at work (rum so o'clock in the morning till eight, nine, Ind ten o'clock at night. He had bees oorupied m this manner with him all day yesterday tall else st night, when be went fora walk with a conain. The fisher added that he wee peristly certain test his eon. who was well provided for, wee not gMky of the otknos with which he wee charged. The Iced Mayor—lt may be that it was Ms coo= who seenelly teak Um bacon. The hithes—No; my lord, I think not, kr they lost each Or Warn they resoled the market. The Lord Mayor destred the lathes to fetch the cousin, and Its manned to thajirtiorrsom M a 'bort time with him. • The mask sold that he walked with the primmer sa far ea UM Kart ad•gsks, when he missed him. The winter, 0. Pool, said that the cousin was not the Ind whe Mole the bacon, sad a person who attended for the pro• nester said that the latter did not believe the primmer to hive heel any hand in &tattled the beam. The Lord Meyor said he dal not benne the prisoner to Mee been connected with the thief. His lordship advised the primmer for the future to go straight home sad stay dere after he had Mine has day's work, sad not to loiter shoat the at.. 4.1 night. He wee then discharged. LAMBETH. SACIIIIA43I. --- • - 11IissisM Sesitk, • girl fourteen years of age, was before the Hon. G. C. Norton, with stealing • sum of bibles, preysr-books, and bymn•booke, from Iduabsili Charch. Mr. Powell, the clerk of the old perish church, Lambeth, mid that entitle' the last week • number of valuable prayer books, bibles, sad bynan-books, belonging to tb. congrna aka, were Mewed Pima the eborcb, and be wan at a loo• to casertire bow they could bars been taken, as the °Moms et:steeled with the c►arch and himself kept • sharp look oat. On to. evening before, at four o'clock, b• saw the prisoner mane out of the church, sad aware that it been locked op from eleven iamb in the forenoon his suspicions were aroused. He quartkmed and asked her what she had about her ? She replied " Sus had got nothing about her but some bread sad meat, which she wall then eating ; " but he inaisted on marehlar her. She told him she had on pockets about her, and oa feeling her down ills did ant appear to bees nay, but perceiving her rather fldgetty, he turned up bar s►awl, said found a bible and prayer-book under her vin. Hs this took her to the station, and when searched them • pocket was Land slung behind heron which were seven more books taken from the church. Mr. Powell added that be should not be able to ascertain the whole number of books mining until Sunday, when the congregation seseenbled. One of the hooka mimed was • bible belonging to Dr. Young, • member of the congregation, and • magistrate of the county of Surrey. The prisoner refuasd to ea whether elle had been to the church before, or what ales intended to do with the hooka found on her. -- 171ermother, a dereablookiag woman, said the prisoner had been kept to school from her Infancy, and wanted for nothing, en that she had no temptatlot to steel. The coastal:de la the ease informed the magistrate that from information he forayed he had no doubt there was another girl conseeted .ith the prisoner in the robberies, sad requested a ranee& The prisoner was accordingly remanded. SOUTHWARK. ♦NACLT. Army aremisedam, • teJI, powerful looking female, well born' is the Mint, wee brought before Mr. Combs, charged with committier • ninideroue we on Mary Dwyer. by :7Z her on the brad with • brae eaDdleetick, an/ inflict serious wounds 11s to place her life in jeopardy. A tblidollte was produmA trot: the hospital, setting forth that Mary heeler was admitted with SBMI cuts OM her head, Lad that at indent she was not out of deem. Mr. Combs 'eked whether there was anyone to court who lbw anything of the transaction. the MistPolioe-ca in the eatabile Reid, 236 Id, raid be wee om duly neer , Buroueb, about half-peat twelve o'clock, whim he heard MOO d " Murder :" proceed from a lodging hors Dear the sad of the street. Oe going there he saw the prima and two or three other parties round the layered fe male, who told him that the primmer had struck her over the heed with • cendleetick, at the same time atteaspekag to murder her. Witham had the primmer mewed, sad onsveyed the Injured female to the bonsai, where she wee attended to end pat to bed. Wit.. a afterwards found the candlestick lath tent sad covered with blood. There woe also blood in the prisoser's clothes. Mr. Combs asked whether there was anybody prima who eaw the primacy sink, the female? Reid replied in the negative, but the prisoner acknow ledged to him "that it served her right ; she did it, and would do it again." Me therefore asked for • remand for a few days. Mr. Combs asked the primer whether she had scything to say why she should mot be remanded ? ea* ?DOW that she had maim to ay. They had all bola drinking and a quarrel OMA N That vas all the know about it. Mr. Combs rouredut her. (IT icscrato m 'AGA/am.) THE NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. THIS DAY. LSO Cearisr HANDICAP PLATE. A.F .. .. .. Earfisar .. .. .. 7 ran. MATCH etc ZOO. Streamer and Mire Wklp ere both here. £lOO PLATE. E.M. Fiehermas, Brother to Farthlagele, Monarqua, Ki%ride, May Morn, Wouvermaits, Brother to Bi r d- on -th e W ing , Brannon f, Humbug. lissome, and Tester are here. Brituta. Ot r.—Fli Olympus, Star of Albion, King William, Ermalaior, ma mey, d Gunboat. ENTRY FOR £5O PLATE, for "2-yr-olds. Melt Ab.M. Cults, Bst 7lb ; 011ie, , get 31b. lisimook, Commodore, Bridget, Marquis, Fancy Boy, Ortelen,Marryman, Hos t, Zing* and oby Pyrrhus the First —Butterfly. COLUMN STAKES. R.M. Fcestunmar, Pampa, Fly-by-Day, Knight of Kara, and &at of W East, are here. P►ID 7011.1911T.—Aulord, c by Alcoran, Antinomy, Go-a- Head, Anmekt, Memorial, and I by Weatherbit—Moose Dear. ENTRY FOR SWEEPSTAKES of 10 goes. T.Y.C. Earancisr, Rip Van Winkle, and Olympus. OTllla ARBlTALl.—llazaming Bird, Cymbar, Heroine. LATEST BETTING. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 6 to 1 apt Tow*balite (ofj) CHESTER CUP. 26 to I eget Adams (t) 25 to Blackthorn (t) in one bat 26 to I Botany (t) 26 to I Melissa (t) 25 to 1 Kelpie (t) 33 to I General Bouquet (t) 66 to I Saunterer (t) DERBY. 10 to 1 opt Toivtiollte (oft) 20 to 1 Rapp um (t) 25 to 1 Rel 60 to 1 Etbiopkit(t) (0 50 to 1 Fitaroland (I) GREAT WESTRRN OP CANADA RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) This da , at noon, the usual half-yearly meeting of in the Great Western of Canada Railway Cowpony was held at the London Tavern. Mr. ROBERT GILL, chairman of the board of directors, presided. The report, which hes *trendy appeared In the Express, Males that the traffic during the last half-ar as tempered with the corresponding peri o d o f 186 7 , shows • deerame of 82,2481. 3e. Bd., but I. only 12,6241. tie. 6d. hoe then for the previous six months. The actual working of the half-year were 182,3141. 17e. 2d., against 1 6181, le. Bd. in the previous yea, while the wet of main taining the permanent way wee 24,4261. 13s. 2d. The net ga et the line during the six months amounted t o 14rMV. ltle. 4d., which after payment of interest on the bonds and loans was moat to 61.135. 6.1. per cent. per annum upon the expenditure on the opened lines. The 011 AIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, Meted that it was simply a statement of Mete. Only one thing had occurred since the report was printed. The go vernment of Canada had Hated their readiness to ht the company psy off the government loan by two instalments, and already by the conversion of bonds the directors were now enabled to make an arrangement to pay off a mann amount to admit of a large saving of the Wine& now paid to the government. If • similar amount could be Mimi In the sane way, and paid over to the goverment et July next, the total saving would be 40,0001. • year. wee now cheap in England, and in face of that feet t husority of the shareholders might wish to have the sew Ave per omit. bonds issued, without any convertible cannon brag et, Mead to them. A letter from Mr.. Brydgee, the assaigiag director in Canada, was then read. It stated that there was no hope of the traffic this spring, but there was wiry prospect that in the Summer and autumn the revival albedo In Canada and the United States would induce a canesponding increase in the receipts of this railway. The writer strongly urged the directors to convert the government debt into a preferential stock, convertible or inconvertible, es might be thought beet, end concluded by stating that the prospects of the railway were never brighter than they aro so present. Mr. HUTCHINS observed that in the general belanoe-sheet there appeared this Item, " Balance doe to tankers and contractors not paid on the 31st of January, 367,166f.17.. 3d." How was that ? ther&ttateerr said the balance dae Ix the bankers had sloes been paid off, and the bankers now owed the company money. The amounts duo to contractors had also bees greatly reduced. Mr. HvcieTMe MSS /Lid to hear that, but how did the M i r. pt the The CHAIRMAr= various sources, including 200,0001. paid up in calla. Mr. HUTCHINS—HOTS sash does this company owe the Canada government ? The CMAIRMAW who' 77 0 , 0 001. sterling. The Rev. Mr. Ptonnan urged the sheraholdere, in face of • reduced sad reducing traffic, to put up with • fire per cent. dividend now, and reserve the other half per cent. proposed to be divided to-day to equities the autumn dividend, or to meet any oontin‘ancies that might wise during the current lutlf.year. He was apprehensive that next half-year they would not be able to declare more than 41 per cent., if go much. The CHAIRMAN did not egress with the reverend pro p ietorr. Mr. Cox asked for some seplanation as to the connexions of this company with the Detroit sad Milwaukie Railway. The CHAULNAN said the company had lent the Detroit and Milwaukee 150,0001., and they wen now mortgagees in posesesion. Mr. SMITH wished to know what were the outstanding liabilities in conaexime with the Desjardins accident. The company bad already paid 40,0001. for compensations. He also wished to be Mrmsd of the extent of the company's borrowing powers. - The C;ILIMAN laid the outetanding claims were Bast. There was an act sow before the Canadian t= tore for limiting the company*, borrowing to half It. capital. Hitherto the borrowing powers of companies he the American Continent bad been unlimited. At preset the taping Gitlin company wee more than double its debt. The report was then adopted, and a dividend if the rats al if par cent. per =OWN far the half-year, declared payable on re after the 28th instant. 71;4 7 611ATRNA; the nmo red " That the peopesed I. el 770,00 W. sterling ere per mot. perpetual debenture Mot with the option of war ertibillty to IN3, for the 3. ertlagnighing the debt due to the government P". Canada, be spprosod." Aker a diecussion upon the question of coevertibility, Mr. HOTS/ moved as an amendment "That the pro- Vlogue of guaranteed perpetual debenture stock ibe purpose of extinguishlog the debt to the provin cial government of Canada be approved, and that it be ride either with or without the option of conversion into shams, or in any other way as may appear most expedient to the directors." — Mr. B. HeAn recooded the amendment, which was put and carried unanimously. The proceedings closed with the weal compliment to the chairman and directors. THE BANK Or ENOLAND.—.7IIIIII DAY.-This morning the election of directors for the eriming year took place in the Bank Parlour. The promedinp wen cat dotted by ballot, and therewith was follows :—Mi. Thome. Baring, M.P., Mr. Wessel* M.P., Mr. G. Lyall, M.P. Mr. Thomson liankiry, M.P., Mr. J. G. Hubb ar d, M r . C.P . Huth. Mr. Alfred ladkent, Mr. T. C. thnitb, Mr. E. H. Palmer, Mr. G. W. Mormon, Mr. J. Morris, Mr. A. Mathes new, Mr. T. Masitermaa, Mr. J. Malcolmeon, Mr. J. B. Heath, Mr. J. O. Beason, Mr. J. A. Guthrie, Mr. G. J. Gembew, Mr. H. Wollaston Blake, Mr. H. H. Emu, Mr. Travers Buxton, Mr. A. B. Campbell, Mr. W. Cotton, and Mr. J. Paulson Currie. ELECTION OP Alt ALIMILKAN.-158711 DaW.--Thit stermeg the Lord Mayer west to the School-bean, la Lime-street Ward, for the purpose of proceeding with the au:doe, in the MOM of Mr. Alderman Farebrother, de emed. Mr. J. J. Magi, of Leeilahell-ebew i so well ksown on account of his etewsexion with the rehtbeeted 'Mo tile Hell Farm, wee the only candidate. He wee declared duly elected. ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS. —The following gentlemen haying undergone the necessary sestet:mikes for the diploma, wore admitted somber* of the Coll ege at the meeting of the Court of Bitatoiaers on the 6th MM., its.: Meagre. John William South, Leeds; Alfred Rickards, Leeds; Jobs Walter Hopkins, Leeds; Charles Vaughan Simmons Bennet, Baverfordwest ; Henry Janes Alford, Taunton, Somerset ; James Africanus Beale Horton, Olonciester, Sierra Leone ; William Broughton Davies, Wellingnm, Stem Leona ; William Alexander Summ er s, Ilminstar, Somerset ; Newbold Piakfurd, Manchester ; Rebut Shirley Belcher, Burton-on-Trent ; Thomas Joyce, Stamford-hill ; William Cumpetione, Market Rasa, LM cobtabire John Dairies, Testining, Monmouthatdre ; cad Charles William Ochlltria. attaton-shnos, war At the same meeting of the oourt Mr. William Diokson Smyth, of her Majesty's ship ... 4o=4oam, passed kis as salaseisa m rued eargeca. TEM gentlemen Nes previously tom eillmiseed wieselier el the esibge,W dtpiseaa bearing deer March 31. CZ TM!. PALM IL SHILLING DAT.... TUMMY. AruL &—A± .i "a permit, 5,230 ditto by isms Muds, 790; kW, 0.920. JOINT Ou• t 4 Pret.CeLllmals 11•111411. am. W 0144. Masa el I•se Am ad isalliord air gl. Oros. 4 =SAGLOW. et 0101•11110 144.0 L WNW k Lea I=7«.:=. arll Sac hoc e 1., A Ifw FAY iri= Sat Was 0415411 Mirk _ • _ay ..... DIDO. I uri a 1 MONEY MARKE7-THI9' DAY. Two o'OLook. The funds to-day have lost the more favour able tendency which was observed yesterday. A fall of per cent. is now presented, and is partly in connexion with the settlement of the account in a options," which will take place this afternoon. The market for English railway stocks was firm in the morning, but has since given way. Business in all quarters is extremely inactive. Consols for money and to•morrow's settlement, after standing at 961 to 1. and receding to 961 "sellers," are now quoted 961 "buyers." The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 961 to 1, ex div. ; the New Three per Cents. at 981 to I, ex div. ; Bank Stock at 220 to 221, ex div.; Exche quer Bills, June, at 345. to 375. prem., being rather flatter ; and India Bonds at 16s. to 20s. prem. The new Indian Loan has been dealt in at 981, 981, and 981, being firm. _ _ . Turkish Six per - Cents. are dull, at 1001 to 1011. PertivianFour-and-a-Half per Cents. are still offered. In other foreign securities there has been little movement. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for ace. (April 16), 78 ; Chilian Six per Cents., 104 ex div. ; Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 851 (exchange 128.); French Three per Cent. heater, 89fr. (exchange 26fr.); Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 811 ; ditto, Three per Cents., for ac count, 581, ex div. ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents , 281; ditto, for account, 281 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1011; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1031; Venezuela Active Bonds, for acct., 321. The Copenhagen, from Melbourne, has brought 47,790 ounces of gold, worth about 191,0001. At Paris to-day (Wednesday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 69fr. 60c. for the account, showing the alight improvement of 50. About 22,0004. in gold, forming part of the supply lately received from Australia, was yesterday sent into the Bank. On the other hand, it must be remem bered that considerable parcels of coin are always withdrawn from the Bank on country account at this period of the quarter_ At the Bank of England the applications for money were upon a very moderate scale. In the open market there was a fair demand, but first class bills can be discounted at 21 per cent. In six mouths paper, with endorsements of a high class, little business is done below 4 per cent. In the Stock Exchange money was in rather more demand, owing to preparations for the monthly set tlement and for the payment of the first instalment on the Indian loan. The current rate for loans on government securities was about 2* per cent. The newlndian loan wasyesterday officially marked in the Stock Exchange list 981. The closing quota tion was 98} to being the same es that of Mon day. There is an impression in some quarters that, owing to the neglect of the East India Company to require a deposit, some of the subscribers may make default to-morrow, the day fixed for payment of the first instalment. Privately, we hear of transactions in Massa chusetts Five per Cent. Sterling Bonds at 100; exi div.; and in Louisiana State Bank shares at 251. per share. The Property and Income Tax Association are continuing their agitation for a more equitable adjustment of the tax sport trades and protessions. The position of the law is this :—The Act of 1863 has now come into operation ; the income tax is thereby reduced to bd. in the pound, and will expire altogether in April, 1880, unless renewed in the interval. The question of immediate interest is, what course will Mr. Disraeli aLopt to cover the estimated deficiency for the financial year 1858-9? The steamer Tamar has arrived from Alexandria, with the 126,9901. in Australian gold which was conveyed to Sues by the Simla. The larger portion of this amount is expected to be sent into the Bank. Some further moderate amounts of Russian gold are expected to reach London from St. Petersburg during the next few days. The bar silver brought by the steamer Atrato we sold yesterday for trinsmission to the Continent at ss. lid. per Vance standard, showing a decline of compared with the price realised at the pre vious sale. The Chilian dollars have also been placed at is. llid. per ounce. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon wer firm. Rather higher prices were in some cases paid for short'bills on Pans, and paper on Frankfort. Blaine= was limited, owing partly to the Hebrew holidays. The current rates are shown below, viz. : Arestradaro, three month; 11.171 So 18 do., abort, 11.16 te ; Rottradam, thres months, 11.171 to 181 ; Ant three months, 26.321 to 74 ; Harabems, baneo, months, 13.6 to ; Par* three days sight, 26.6 to 16; ditto, three months, 25.321 to 74; Frani:Sort-on ths-9laine, three months, 1181 to • Petersburg, Per rouble., three months , 36 tai; Vienna, seam, three months, 10.31 to 3 ; Trieste, do., three months, 10.32 to 4; Madrid, three month., 484 to 1; Cadiz, three months, 494 to I ; Leghorn, three months, 29.66 to 70 ; Genoa, three months, 25.50 to 6 ; Naples, three morths, 414 to 4 ; Palermo, three months, 1241 to 6; Memina, three months, 126 to 1; Lisbon, 90 days, 611 to 1; Oporto, 90 days, 611 to I. At the Court of Proprietors of the Bank of England yesterday Mr. Sheffield Nears was formally re-elected Governor, and Mr. Bonamy Dobree Deputy-Governor. for the year ensuing. On the Paris Bonne on Monday a coupon of 60E was detached from the quotation of Orleans Railway shares, and a coupon of 20f. from that of Western of France Railway shares. The dividend of the Lyons Company is announced at 63i per share. At least 66f. seems to have been expected. Specula. tion on the Bourse is apparently adverse to the latter stock, for, dating from the present season, the new shares will participate in dividend, and the aggre gate traffic is some 100,000 E ler than at the corres ponding period of last year. The dividend of the Eastern of France Railway Company has been fixed at 17f. 83c., making a total distribution of 37f. 83c. for the year 1867. This announcement seems to have been received with satisfaction. The last overland mail from India has brought the following amounts of program in the works of the Bombay, Barods, and Central India Railway Company. The entire earthworks of 160 miles from Burst to Ahmedabad are on the eve of completion, mveral miles of iron way having been laid down. The ballasting engines had arrived and were running on the line. The first large bridge was all but com plete. This section embraces all that the company had the power of working upon by the possession of land. They are now actively engaged on the work ing surveys on the extension line to Bombay lately conceded to them TttEsDAT EvlNT?ril. The funds this morning were heavy, and at one period a fresh decline of per cent. was presented. In the afternoon, however, a decided rally set in, and the closing quotations were per cent- above those of yesterday. Apart from the preparations for the settlement, the current business exhibits no yea tore of interest. The principal movement in the Stock Exchange was in English railway shame, which experienced a partial recovery from the late depression, owing to re-purchases by recent specula tive milers, more firmness in the provincial markets, and the anticipation of an improvement in the traffic consequent upon the Easter holidays. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday 981 " buyers " for money and Thursday next, opened this morning at NI to I, receded to 961 to 1, and closed at 981, " buyers." For the Bth of May the last price wee 98/ to The regular re-opening of the transfer books of the stocks lately shut will not take place for some days, but transactions have commenced by private transfer. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for messy, 981, 1,1; ditto, for account (Bth April), 981, 1 . 1. Three per Cent. Reduced , 95 1 , 95 } ex div. New Three per Cents., 951, 951, 951 ex div. Bank Stock, 221 ex div. Threvrand-s-Half per Cent. riimeallari;l7. l 7 Aadmll in* Kali Dolt ow.laaapais, eriir 1:71,118 - 17:171 arm. V i ergr ai ria.! Mrerggt: trogrgitre gitleb. Ourlbutt Ds. 11 .nria.N.l3oof.Tad E. , I iiri i is ails We . ora a time flas Mail Oa angel Mall Biwa - W4La. Invoke Lamar lad __De. __7lll4P, 111 w atial 1 4 4 ft • 17i U Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May, 1869, 1001, 101. India Bonds, 20a. prem. Exchequer Bills were quoted 36e. to 38s. prem. Tarkiah Six per Cents. stood during the greater part of the day at yesterday's closing quotation of 1001 to 1013, but closed rather more firmly, at 101 to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. remain quoted, 1031 to 1041. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. have receded to 811 to 821, speculators who had bought in anticipation of the investments under the sinking fund showing a disposition to realise now that these investments have been discon tinued. In other foreign stocks the transactions were to a fair extent, but gave rue to little change in prises. The shares of the Bank of Australasia, Eogliet, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank, and Lon don Chartered Bank of Australia, were to-day inquired for, and firmer. Ottoman Bank remain. flat. Van Diemen's Land were quoted 11. higher. Eastern Steam shares met with some transactions, but closed rather lower than yesterday. Crystal Palace shares were steady, at If to 11, with more business. London Dock stock was officially marked 1043 and 1043. The nominal closing quotations for the shares in some undertakings of recent formation are as fol lows, viz. :—Oude Railway, par; Central Oude Rail way, par ; Great Southern of India Railway, par to 1-18 prem. ; Bahia and San Francisco Railway, par to / prem. ; North of India Tramroad, par ; Grand Trunk of Canada Railway New Six per Cent. Pre ferential Bonds, 3 dis. to prem.; Riga and Duna burg Railway, to f prem.; Victor Emmanuel Rail way Bonds, / dis. to par ; Cape Town Railway and Dock, par to 3 prem. YINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. In the home mining market to-day the only feature of interest is a demand for East Wheal Russell shares, which are quoted ist to 1.. In the Stook Exchange no business is officially reported. Prices in most cases are nominal. _ _ - There have been some inquiries for Pontgiband shares which are marked 61. Other foreign de scriptions remain dull. From Hawkmnor Captain Jae. Richard. reports lApil 5) the 80 Whom level mat of the theft w e e d hie reguW. •nd predicted Ken good done. of ore. The Cwe Deco drlvlag by the tide a the lode ; the ground la favourable, and the men are working well. The pUeli la the bad of the 60 ,thou) level west of the 'haft Is *ld iotl4:e very good work tw i npper. Rath Prances Captain P. Hoeltlor MILS. (A aril 3) : " dotting report .• Halegs clan I. nook 6g, fathoms under the fatm level. We have set, 3 fadeout or the month to 9 men at 184. ppeerr fathom, and the 48 fathom level west of Hake. to ft men 6 fathom, or tho mouth, no 411. per fathom ; the 36 fathom level west of Eaten. shaft to 6 two 6 fathom m the mouth, at U. 16a. per fathom ; a %Abate pitch at the beck of the 14 fathom level at 13.. 44. in the poem& The peo dace of the ore b " The 16old load dining Company (Limited> have rewind the follow ing report for klatch from Coot. John ;—" The rpm and its oxitioue to welt regularly mad well. The =taw thefla to and hard nature of the ground and the water now lambed from the bottom, Is very troublesome, and difficult to dot; therefore the price la Maker, and pia rese dower. It ts now a little better, so the% by the cod of the month. ye tomer, 16 la eapeolat the depth at which it Is wop.,aod to eat Date the lode sad delve shied thereon will he reached, namely, 11 fathoms below the 33 lad level. and he tor a fork for tbe water. In discourse of dnktng, the ahlaga of lend ore notioed lo my last report have become stemma ard ban yielded name good work for lead ore. At thl. moment bi age Don Quite es good ea Met week, but etul better than worn goad Met for deeming. The slot under the Simard level we boo= op ter 4 yards deep, be as ye no whole mend. 14 I. front ego $ Idtg&sed to each earl the lode . k idadly, with ke the mak where in oneMa worth tea et Me and beyond this, In the D ud es of the Iran& teir vadat II rlong. thee /W ar ery Molly lode Indeed, now wank ea ea amnia eg. el en pern üblob, in • back, cue be Mooed ter sl6= fathom Met Mk see of the the t oar pile of over .tad le .... footmen& sad A now metals from 6 to 6 tom of Turbot , . disk Wide added a Ptak or lodge, to go dello'. din am been sank 1 fathom 4 Isea I babes, when water wee aliffil t =dil MIN gredually !owning, no that by ths thus tulle 11 put . m .. .. the mie mil Antall on Mondayl we coped to rernme dabble Here them l. the MISS natond Ileaeiteme boulders al - Wm lei em =for lead ore W ho rgegdei ig iiree egeeells et is mod pro. gad we begs WS keg to dgenea d t; 0 sea. I am pl eared with th lode to the II yard sad feel when wo reach the bottom of the gar we gall bare good oro." TV ELY ZVI:1111N. Rather more business was done to-day in English mining shares at the reduced %notations lately esta blished. We hear of transactions in shares in Great Wheal Alfred, East Basset, Pendeen Consols, West Basset, Wheal Trelawney, Wheal Mary Ann, and Wheal Margaret Wheel Edward were flat. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain dull. COMMERCIAL AND HAREMS MARLLANIL—THIS DAT. The arrivals of wisest thus far this week have been smell, and factors ooneequently have been enabled to obtain rather moss money than on Monday hut. Barley was in good supply tor any but dim malting qualities. PRAM§ prises were with difficulty supported. In the abeam of supply oats rather improved In value . then otherwise. . Beene and per firm. ANIMALS ZITO LONDON b a PlO Nosili. N APRIL I TO APRIL 7. islie Lai Pair .... oar 164• 1 111/ I 111 0 ate Nen IND issll.l Bad 11.. NO; Plegles nor. tWii.l% 670 1.6.66.- MING'ING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Svoks.—The public sales are progreadag abladily at about rovious Take. Reflood without alteration. Lumps, 645. to 56a. • - - - — Corns.—Tbere bas not beet a public sale to-day, but the market has a firm appearance. Tae.—The market remains inactive, and it ia difficult to give quotations, but lower prices have been accepted la a few OMI. Rtcs.-6,000 bags Arran were offered, and bought in at a full price, 7s. 6d. BALTPETRE.-200 begs Bengal refraction 6-1 sold at We. 6d., wbkib was a low price. Corms.—No sales reported. In other articles no material alteration. Markets generally dull. TALLOW MARICRT.—THIS DAT. The gairket Is firm. Prior ere quasi me follow: Peisraborg Y.C. ca the spot, Ms.; April to Jape, 64e. ; July to August, 625. 9d.; Oct. to Dec., 63. &l. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mann. Patteediet sad Smith report that the market to very Arm et late pekes. COAL MARIEET.-THIB DAY. Holywell, 15e.; Ed.. Mats, 16. Pd . ; Haatiaar's Hartley, 16.. ; Taailald Moor, 13.. • Netherton West Hartley. 16a.; Walla End Riddell, ; 6d ; Bali's Plitaroas, 19a. ild.; Walls Rnd Haswell, 19a.; Walls End Rowell'. H 17.. 9d.; Walls End Bbornelifle, 16s. 9d. ; Walls Rad: Hatton, 19a. ; Walls End Tees, .191.-63 ships at market. LORAL .HARE ILI.RX2TB. LIVIIVIO4, APRIL 4.—The market opened Met sad memo am. deals's& the ben. wlth IltUe doing. ,_Ol4 79—Cadedoslaah r 4.19 I—Chaster sad Hekylosad. .Gre a t' b B . — Jo.. Ha 141.- 2.4 lemembtra, NI 1 9—Great Women, 671 81-I.auetwake sad Iturbatta, 931 ++—Loon and North•Wenent. 9 1 —11 , 01141. 3111 —llldland. 939 9—North British, 129 9—Berwleks, 16—Tosh nod Nora *Wend. at I—laeds N asthma. 4119 4—Domes, 11l Ml—DMits 19bardsh. 31 dia—Orstod Trunk of Canada, 11 1.1.19 Idle—Gra* Wows et kisses. 19 9. 8111111114711/N. Aram —Ttds market was tolerably brisk Way_ end ~ma. dough Shaforts were done at I W—Lcedeu and Math WNW= dosed at 914—Shropedre Colon at o—Great We ale/ 10 61i-10d Gliselaskant Guaranteed at 74. MANCM//1113, ARIL 11.—The snartet canoe! MON, and l i r bud. au. Ina dome at Um bagrevemena Prima however, Irma iti = at Waes.. Obalbala 361—ditto Profess" in—Dena. 31- 031—Loodoss. 944—ganent c 814—T0 094614 116 — Imidg, New I 116 d.— Caledonians, unks, 11 U44- 1 111= 8 4 4 . I°' LI3IIII7APILIL 4L—North Worm 111—Werti Writers (Vert). The — Mar% NI I t—Leede. Sit—Monk briers (Bentiek). Bra E. Bt7LWRIt LYTTON AT LINCOLN.—NZ E. Bel= Lydell, Bart., who for a number of years raw seated Linools in Parliament, visited that city led week, and on Monday nigbt lad delivered, in opens:km with the Mechanics' Initatudm (in the establishment of while the bon. baronet tool a gnat intareet), • Mediae " Onte= history of the Emden Notices, imperially those is la the Old Testanseaß" there =a a crowded andknob and the Mayor presided. The how =mete hiders cceetketed an outline of the Macey of the Bebdosiaa, erslen, Egyptian. Greek, and lowish sat aaa.—K= Guardian. MORTALITY OF BOTCHERS.—At every pried of life the modality of the inn end beershop bumpers is is mane of the mortality of all the other dm= =opt the buirkees. at the age d W-06, who died at the rate of 41 in 1,000; while the rate smog the inn and baerahop keep= et the same ego wm 30 in 1,000; the rata won the whole mind lion Ming 30. The meld body of butchers die presedmely. At the age of thirty4= to forty twice as mew are hued to perish se among the Lures, end a third mere then tbs bleciardthe: if it be his geed intone, bansevar, is= the age of sttty4,s, when he may be seloseed I. hem tithed from the steel end the cleaver, the beeihiVeamees elf living appear to be as good as his nAglibear7e. Mesa bee been wig= about the deems of ===ll l 4 wlllneme Milos, miners, and bare, while the esimeritindp mor tality of the clam Piet mentimed appears no hems amaped observation. Cakelatton do= has might es dot the red, *doted lass of the Imam te es indiestieeed a Ira halt et body. "On what dm the old moratity of the butcher depend P On his diet ; into whisk too mesh mama bed end too little fruit end veieteldem miff P" es hie to mem p —on hie apes= to hag sad edit err= le probably the mod cease, on the aim= at deny log matter by he is =rounded in Ids house and its vicinity r—TAI 1441a0 Luisa far!hatisr- _II II MIMI. It 11 Ft ii W 1. SO SI SI MS 171 a e ii 4 w 11 ii 141 N 1118 NI N 111 i f H 11, a i i t if t : i t i I I 0 Is 10 8 I I iab Ii . ft e 78 80 ft 11 1 I V 0 0 li 11 g i S i•I a a it ill H 44 ii II II el 'U