The Express. — London, England, 1864-03-30 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (More Mr. Coarrairsioaer Holstryd.) RR J. lIATTRIVfd.—AFTLICATION FOR =sass. The bankrupt, a nand-nterehaat,at Newington-green and tau.den-towo, applied for his release from custody. He CWO upwards of 4,4001., and there are &meta and property tgd aa security amounting to 1,N04 31 r . Luau supported the app lication. It appeared that Abe bankrupt had been in prison two mouths ; a former application had been adjourned fora fortnight, to give the ~...gneet an opportunity of looking into the amounts ; but ~ the mcouote had only bee. bled as Monday last, on sbleh day and the following day the court had been dead, ..!;ournment was asked for. ‘,l,ourned to the 9th of April, the day appointed for c.r eiamioation and discharge. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERIC EN WELL 0101ITTAL or IOTOIIOI7/1 DOO4ISTALI2B. / Gra", alias Barron, and Edward Wilstote were ,:.caged on remand with stadia( several valuable dogs, and with unlawfully and corruptly resolving the sum of 64 • I the recovery of a dog, the property of lf.in• Phillips, of 7,..Chester•aqoarel Mr. John Waktiling defended Wilmot; and Mr. Ricketts the other prisoner. fhe prisoners were taken into custody on the morning of the nth of this month by direction of Mr. Superintendut 11 , vie, and the police then seised Use valuable dogs, six f which have since been owned. The rwmainiag . three are the Vine-street police-station in the presume of the and can be seen on application. It may be stated that both prisoners are well known dog-stealon. The ~, : drove against the prisoners wee very clear ; sad Nn. Caroline Smith, of 1., Victoria-road, Reusing t said that oa the 2nd of March, as she was going ILIO Kensington-gardens, she saw the prisoner Wilmott pick up her dog and make off at a sharp pace. She fancied that roe saw the prisoner Barrett there. On the volice searching Barrett's house they found Mrs. miali's dog in his pommies. It was proved that Barrett received the 61. from the brother of Miss Phillips, end that Wilmott was outside the public-house when the mosey was sod alw gave warning to Barrett that the police were ;ming down the street. ' ' " got; prisoners reserved their defence, but asked the t.trgistrate to settle the Ogee at MOIL Lockyer, an °Hoer from the House of Correction. proved th a the prisoner Barrett bad been a doweieder for over •_ - 2 Tears. The prieouer Wilmott "worked" with Barrett. Asj both had bee. sent to the Home of Correction trader cts commitment for dog stealing. He fancied that they had been convicted of dog stealing at every polke-oourt fa the metropolis. tin Barker committed the prisoners to the Middlesex ~ eriotis for trial, and refused bail. CHAIIID WITH THJIZATIXLNG HUI win. M.-. Jo. mph Laneadetar, a surgeon of No. 1, Park-road, we,t Brompton, was charged with using threatening lan. zone to his wife. Mrs. Lancaahear said that on the 28th instant her hus band came home drunk and oommenoed a volley of abase at and everybody he met. He called her beastly names, and sitar putting them all in jeopardy fell on a chair .ad went to sleep. He awoke very excited, and canning the room, thrust his fist in her facie. She called for assis tance, mid he dusted, but afterwards came up to her and aimed a violent blow at the back of her neck, which wan fortunately warded off by bee daughter. Witt's= and all the inmates of the home went in feu of their lives. He took up a poker, and said he would do for them. His conduct was fteo similar tothia on the present cocesion, and be had more than once threatened to poison all the people in the house. Nita Nancy Brewer having corroborated this statement, Louise Laucashear, an intelligent girl, said that her father came home drunk and went to sleep on a chair. He woes .p and abused her mother, and would have struck her !hr bead had not she prevented him. He said he would do for her. Mr. Tyrwhitt, after snimadvartbig on the defendant's educe. said he wee sorry to ass • man in hie position in He placed at the bar of a police-oourt charged with such an • :Tepee. The case, however, did not appear to him of • ~ hrttve nature, and he shouldi order defendant to End one til in 101. for his good behaviour to his wife for six months. WANDSWORTH. DarWEIS CABMI.N.—iIIIATT FTSVI. nal Spendlore, a licensed cabdriver, badge No. 8,51.5, sa, placed in the dock before Mr. Ingham, charged with drunk, end incapable of taking care of his horse -:.,1 cab. Polioa•ooaatable Purchase. 51 V, said, about a quarter I o'clock this morning he was on duty in t h e Wands. v>rth-road, near Vatuhall.cross, when he saw a home sad standing by the side of Nine•elms-Lane. He went up :El found the prisoner on the top of his cab fast asleep. When he woke him up he made a strike at the horse, and Er thou found that be was very drunk and inimpable of The prisoner —I was • little the worse for drink, but I vas capable of taking my horse home. Mr. Ingham—You are fined 15a., or seven days' imprison =int. Charki Barry, badge 15,684, was next placed in the dock a similar . Police-consta che ble m Hedges, 159 V, said—About half•past o'clock last night he was as duty in the Kingston-rood, .o.bisdos-oocumon, when he mw the prisoner driving a ..Jrie and cab in mach • =inner that several "traps " had a :beulty in passim. He fouled that the prisoner was very ..rook, and he then took him into custody. The prisoosr— lam very sorry. I met a friend and he gars n.r aglus and it overcame me. Mr. Ingham—Yon an tined 15a or saran days' imprison ment. - he nrisoner—l hope you will take a littla off. Jr. Ingham—No, I shall Dot. Both fines were, however, paid. (' , %tmos LAW Corwra.—The first sitting of the surt of Common Fleas in Easter Term in Middlesex, at Prim, will be os Monday, April 18 ; the second nis- Lng day on Monday, April 2i. The court will sit in term London on Friday, April 22. and Friday. April 29. The stun, after term will be in Middlesex, on Tuesday, May 10, ;.2 , 1 to London on Friday, May 13. The Court of Exchequer will sit as follows :—ln term, in Middlesex, first sitting day, Monday. April 18; mooed sitting day. Monday, April 2% • id sitting day, Monday , M a y 2. I n L ou d on , i n t erm , -ant sitting day, Friday, April 22; second sitting day, rrilay. April •..ek After term, in Middlesex, Tuesday, Mar 10; in London, Friday, May 13. The court will sit ..! Nisi Prius, in term, in Middlesex, by adjournmest from !iv t.i day until the causes entered for the respective M.,l,l:esex sittings sin disposed of. Top. " AT NORWICH. —On Sunday morn :. it being Easter Sunday, the monks bad a grand pro. e“,•0 from the "Monastery" on Elm Hill to Tombland :strung a little before 6 o'clock), accompanied by a choir Loy, and preceded be boys carrying two huge candles. limns were suns, and "God Save the Queen" oleo given on the route. There were several hooded monks, ,r,l the sacred banners and the order bora. aloft. Such smug, sight, and at such a time in the morning, ca - ised the inhabit/tots to wonder what it all meant ; and persons who wereswakened from their slumbers were rh ..unoyel on finding out the cause, and would have hen better pleased if the "brethren" had stayed in their es... until a more removable hour. It would appear that t.,r rooks bare very little rest, as service takes place at tle , l.apel so early as 1 o'clock in the morning, and coa t c. r , at intervals throughout the day. On Sunday after :. • n service is held for "boys" only, and sdroission re f to older persons of either sex. What sort of doe t•in. they instil into the minds of the youth of Norwich Lr guessed. —Bor/ and Norwich Post. lilt. I M nDATI O N AT SiIiFFIELD. —SOMe iM t correspondence has pawed on this subject between Secretary and the Waterworks Company. A hat. been received from Sir George Grey enclosing a • .f th.. report from Mr. Itawlinson on the late inuada t .41 reminding the company of their serious respoo • ..:y .0 reference to the Arden reservoir which is in .. of eoa.tructioa, and which Mr. Rawliosoc strongly . .d-ans. The chairman of the water company writes to Grey to my that the Agden works have been : l. \ WI I L-KN , IWN POSTOR—N ‘roteos F.—Of ot.ersed he has dropped his ieccod Prvsne of • • , sod does sot r. 411 himseU by it. There is per- • this ~ mission • delicate forbearance, a sense of r -- ._--I deference to the other bearer of that name, whom r ...vdsea s his master. In the ingenuity of his maul . ..-u ,e 4.1 even religion has not escaped him. and it would '`..hie to count how often be baa left the "establish ' f, Rome, been converted, reconverted. reconciled, • , rou4ht home again—always, be it noted, at the ' , • d • rge of so much money from the church fund, or from the faithful, ever zealous and eager to really devout and truly sincere convert! That this aepiring and ambitions vagabond ma be seen in 1 ,donal raid, he makes into the very best societ y, , .t Laing, at !met to ordinary eyes, ant-this( to ob i there ventures, beyond the triumph of seeing him ` w!.-re exposure and detection would be certain to be '+•.l he the moat condign punishment. At Rome, for e Low. I cannot say—he obtained admionoo to the .•rammont's meantime ; and at Florence, under - •-te•t of being • proprietor, sad "a most influential" 1 • ' The nova, he breakfasted, by special invitation, with 'twill, and had a long and most interestiog con. • *•,' with him es to the cooditious— of course political 'sld.a be would consent to support Italian unity. ,st have been done in pure levity ; they were into - • • ~• ureiono, thrown off in the spirit of those fanciful erect violinists will now and then indulge in, as . •"p i , v, "Is there a path too intricate for me to there a pined* too fine for me to balance on?" .3-.• deal of this fellow's long impunity results from .. men feel in confessing to have been "done" by \ body likes the avowal, acknowledging as it does • '•e defect in discrimination, and a natural reluctance a• baring been the dupe of one of the moat bare. .1 ydgar rogue* in Europe.—/Packwootra THE EXPRESS, 'WEDNESDAY SVENINGI, MARCH 30, 1864: LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE Or =Norm NORTHAMPTON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) SWEEPSTAKES OF 20 BOYS. T.Y.C. Puritan, S pooiohare here. RACING STAKFIA GD. nOle. Outlaw, lat;,i;;lai;Tallicapat;areTta:;. ENTRY FOR 801. HANDICAP PLATE. Five furlongs. Perseverance, Bat 101 b ; Airedale, tist alb ; Vaulter. it's ; Poetess, Bst ; Dark Lily, Tat 12Ib ; Naxos, 7ss 91b ; Tailor, 7st 91b ; Roes Les, 7st 4lb ; Swept, ist 21b ; Tom Ashworth, Est. All are bore. EARL SPENCER'S PLATE. Five fuloup straight. Lady Clifden, Gomm', embalm, Alohymist, Biondella, Windom, Suburban, My Mary, Queen of Spain, Soapstone, Attraction, Lady Fanny, Cauca, Evenhaed, Crytheia, 'Nebula, Dirt Cheap, Scusisa, Audacious, Orphans, %.On dervoldo, Junius, Weathsarglam, Wild Thyme, Aurora, Lady di Vasa and Templar are here. ALTHORP PARK STAKES. T.Y.C. Attechi, Puritan, Teen Yew, Salami Malec. C•otatii 1 • 41 7 Edit lie, His Royal Highness, Shrepoel, Brown Bread, Amber. Lemonade, dr.k, Jezebel, Somali lank Garden. sire, Sympathy, end Cateaux are here. NORTHAMPTON CUP STAKES. Two mats. Sheridan, Torn of Luck , DlT;Lifi,TheiOiliClo4l,. St Laurence, sad Le Marechel am hers. ST. LIZ HANDICAP. Hile and • quarter., 111 Lord %Heigh, Umpire, Argonaut. Delorna, PASO. Plausible, Despair, Donnybrook, General Hep, Nebula, Touch-and-Go, Comet, Feafreinebe , Deerstalker, Breese, Iphigenia, Siva, and Auras an here. LATEST BEITING. SPENCER PLATE. 9 to 2 apt Soaptosa 6to 1 My Mary (t) 7to 1 Penedos (t) 11 to 1 °Tibia (e) 16 to 1 Subsets:, (t) CHESTER CUP. 100 to 7 apt Change (t) 20 to 1 Lord Zeeland (t) 50 to 1 Golden Fiedp (of) THE DERBY. 100 to 7 apt Forager (t) 100 to 7 CaniWiata (t) ti to 1 Ely (t) Raising fast. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& ILI RE-Lkiii.-(THD3 DAY. ) The supply of English wheat oa sale in our market to day was very moderate, bat its general quality was good. Both red and whit* samples met a dull inquiry, yet, com pared with Meader, no change took place in the quotations. At the close of business, a total clearance of the stands had not been effected. The show of I ' wheat was seasonably good. Selected qualities mostly realised easy fall prices, with a moderate *airy. Low and damp pa rcels were way dull, but no quotable change took place in the currencies compared with Monday. There was only a limited sale for boating cargoes of grain, at about previous rates. Fine barley, the show of which was only moderate, com mended full prices. In grinding and distilling sorts, the transactions were on a limited scale at barely late rates. Malt was in good supply, and heavy request, at about stationary price.. Fee eats were scarce, and quite as dear as last week. All other kinds were heavy, at the late decline. The inquiry for beans was steady, but no cheese took place in prices. Peas realised farmer terms. The demand for them, how ever, was inactive. The dour trade was quiet et praviona quotations. Clover seed was held et full prices, but the demand wu somewhat heavy. In all other seeds, as well as cakes, very little was paean& CURRENT PUCCI. Poi Qr. WIRAT. I. a Sine; Mena red .1363 39 to 41 Do. whit*, lees 40 to 47 Norfolk end Lincoln rod. 1663 39 to 41 BA/LrY Malting 26 to 29 Grinding to 34 Per Qr. Ona. a a Scotch potato Irlata whit* black BUJ& limapa 23 to 29 Tick 2B to OD Harrow rise= 35 to 40 PiAs .. Waft,. White HILT. Essex, Nod°Lk. an d Suffolk 6O to 66 Masao° said Ware 60 to es BIOVIII 29 to 30 to 33 U to 37 noon. Toon made, par ISO lbe. Osys. Household 3l to 33 Znellele, food l7 to 221 Country , potato 23 to 23 1 Norfolk and Suffolk, Swirl, feed 7011148. Per Qr. a. I. YYL . SO b3l wrzir. Dantsl4 lad berg 47 to IS Rostock & Sleckleo- Raman: Dare . 44 to 47 .... 41 to 44 3.S to 43 - T — 01W lUserleen, red .. „ white ... - . Bergin. 37 to 41 4! to 45 66 to ♦9 Ortuding --• it to 13 Distilling /tatting Oars. _ . . Dutch, brew .. 17 to 21 White . Yoliow INDIAN COQ. houft. ?ranch, per sack .... 112 to SS 'Vanish. to 35 Americas, per Wt.. 19 to 95 Canadian. .. 19 to 15 INTO LONDON, BY WATER M TO MARCH 29. INCLUSIVE. Wbeat.i Barley. Malt. Oats, I . Mae. teal ARRIVAIS OF GRAIN, &C., CARRIAGE. FROM MARCH Irlah lnitial and Scotch r 060 1370 forelirn Total .. ara an. brisTesc . 1/10 2670 .. 1120 iiioio ! siio I itio .... 720 I - i 1 1510 1 17E740 - 31510 I -1460 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. LLACTSIO AND EMANATIONAL TILiOItAPA.) (FROM OCII OWN coaarmorroarr., The market ooatisues unchanged, Maim in tope or prim, sad the sales will probably foot up about 5,000 balsa. MINCING LANK.-(THIS DAY.) SUGAR.—The market ban opened quietly, but steadily, at but week's prices. 150 bbda. of Porto Rico sold at 465. to 475. lid. ; and 200 bags of brown Natal at 121. 6d. Of 100 casks of crystallised Demerara offered 20 only sold, at 17s. tid. ; about half of 3,000 bags of Mauritius, 12a. Bd. duty. at 41a. 6d. to 434. 6d. ; 13.. 10d. duty. 475. 6d. to 48a. 9d. ; 16,. duty, 50a. to 51k; and 18s. 4d. duty, 525. to 53a. ; and part of 500 bags of native Madras, at 36e. to 395. tied. Refined unaltered. COFFEE—No public sales have been brought forvrard to day ; privately there is • limited demand, at full price.. Native Cerise sold at 71s. 6d., and superior, 734. 6d. TEA. —the market is quiet. Rice and Hum.—No sales reported. PEPPER continues in good demand at fully the former currency. Penang sold at 34d. and Singapore at 30. SeLrrgrite. —WO by of 13engal sold at 34a. 6d. to 35e.. refractions 10 and 6}, for cash. Corro:v is in more active request. Western Madras sold at 191. to 110 d. ; Salem, 'Mid.; China, 17jd. ; Kurrachee, 14jd. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet at the following prices :—Town tallow, 41s. ;id. ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot. 41s. 9d. to 425. ; Apnl, 4.2 a.; October to December, 445. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report a fair demand for all dewriptioes of hops. both English and foreign, at about the same prices as List week. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Watl End Hatton, 19s. M.; Wall. End Haswell, 194.6 d.; Walls End Stewarts, 19s. ; Walls End South Hatton, 19s. 6d.; Walla End Toes, 19a. ; Walls End Harlletoool, 19s. ; Walls End Braddyls Batton. 18s. 3d. ; N 1 all, End South KrUoe. 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Hough Hall, 18.. 3d.; Walls End Cameo!). 19..:d. ; Walls End Kenos, 18a. ; Walls End Eden Main, 17a. 6d. ; Walls End Hatton Leona 17s. 31. ; Holyerell. 17s. ; Mu:field Moor Bates. 14s. td.—Skip at market. 67 ; 20 at ees. INJCRY TO SEVERAL FIRER EN AT 141.1 ROTOR. (rlll9 DAT. )—A fire broke out late last night on the pro mises of Mr. T. Walker, oil and colour man, High-street, Islington. and, while the firemen were inside the buildiag, a terrific explorioe of paraffin oil took place. Engineer Flexmove, of the Famegdon-street Station, Fire. men Nomad, Goddard, Brookes, Booker, the Islington parish keeper, and the coodoctor of the Royal Fire Escape from Highbary, were extricated as soon se poseible, but were much injured. It was found necessary to mead Smiler and the conductor to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, where they remain in a precarious state. The other four men were conveyed home in cabs. Owing prt to the ineunmable nature of the stock the flame' with amazing rapidity end wore sot extinguished until considerable damage was done. The loam will fall on the Imperial Fire Insurance Office. Quinton, the Euglish steeplechase jockey, who broke his leg while riding Amaranths at the late La Marche meeting, Paris, is said to be now lying is a bad state, sad will, it is feared. be a cripple for life. A subscription is being made in his Windt. 8111111 1416721.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Csoow. The transactions in the railway market to-day are not extensive, but the tone is firmer, and the variations in prices are nearly all in an upward direction. Metropolitan stock is in chief request, and has risen per cent. Great Eastern has also improved ts i td London and North Western, South Easte and London and South Western, }. London and North Western stook is now_ quoted 1081 to }• Great Western, 851 to 66; Midland, 127 to - 1 28 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire 1081 to 109 ; Caledonian , 118 to 119 ; South Eas tern, 911 to 92 ; Great &aem, 47 to ; Great Northern, 128 to 129 ; London and South Western, 98 to ; and Metropolitan, 113+ to 114 i. Few transactions are reported in Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities, and prices are un changed. East Indian stock is inquired for. ORDINARY BRAZES AND STOCKS Sb. I Pd. I kan"An ' I Ci t 4 4 °Bl l albs l "17 to p.s. 1311 , all Ann., WoL& Moor Vsl.l 8 t} - St. ,100 'Biytk and Tyne I -- .- , - 10 . all Bosten,lll3&sld.C 1 Se 9 - 84. 100 0314931 and Enter St 86 - 100 Bt. 60 all e i Xtn ai d a ßandon - - - - 20 , all Cornwall Si 7 - 10 all Do. A . 1 A nod's'. until - -- - 1 10 I all Do. B( p. e. lepald to B. - -•- 40 all Dublin and BellestJune i $6 37 - 26 , all Dundes,Pertb.,&Abd..lm, 10 17 - Si. 100 'Edinburgh and Glasgow' 90 10 - St. ,100 Glaegow and &Western 106 106 -. Bt. 1 100 Gres& Seeiern Ord. IL 48} 674 47 } St. 101 Do. A Stock - - - PR 100 Do. IL Ang. 84k.. No.2' 14 7} - St. 100 Gnat Northolikoilandl - - - BL 100 Orsat Nortbarn l2B 119 - SR 133 Do.A. 1 Area. no dlr. stn l2O 130 -. Bt. 101 i Do. B 1 {ll6p. e. la paid BI 110 132 - St. 'IN 'Gt. South & Wad. (i/0.11 II 93 - SA 1411 Grist Western B 7} 07 87 1 BR 100 • Do. Stour VaLOnaltki - - - St. 'lOO I Do. Soul& Wales 1 16 ST -. St. 100 ' Do. W. Mid.-411mIard; SD 41 - Bt. 100 Do. Do. N e . ST 19 - 84. 100 ' Do. Do. 11 ;IN 106 - BR 140 laneashire & Y i 1081 109} 109 } 8} 84. 100 'London and Blsokwalli 47 89 68 14. ,100 itost.,kl & &Coed 1; 104} 103} St. 133 .Loodon.m.et Doe. 4 - Si. 100 'thud°. & North Weida. I Da 178 1 4 St. 100 Loodon&SoutOWestern 97 - 84. 100 , Wan.,Siter.,& Lbsoolnsh: 1.44 - 60 all illaryport and CarUale' - - - 124 , •11 ' Do. Do. } Shares' - - - 84 .100 .Metropolitan ' 113 114 114} 134 St. 100 ; Do. New lOB 110 -. K. 100 Midland 1 1271 1281 118 Sits all Do. New - - - 8R 100 Do Harm & Derby I 97 WO - 60 all 111 d. Gt. Wit (1m). - - - 26 I all Do. i Snares .. - - - 26 ; all Mid Kent - - - 10 1 all Illd Kent (Cray Lac - - - 8R 100 :North British - Bt 100 ' Do. Mitt ,Perth.Dond lO 18 - BR IN N. liadern-Tiererkk - 26 18. , Do. O. N. L Pure - - - St. 100 Do. Leeds t a - 84. 100. Do. York - 83. ,100. Do. Carlisle - - - 25 all Do. Stock.&Derling l7 118 - 26 17 Do. do. 1166.68 9} 131 Tae - 26 10 I Do. do. 180001 1 71 I} pm - 8R 140 North London t 128 131 -. 10 5 Do. New - 84. 'lOO North 844/foriakliS : , 78 79 - 10 , mll N. &8. Western June , 101 11} - 8L 100 ;Soottlah Central , 124 1111 - St 100 'Scottish NIL Aber. Stk , 41 06 - St; 100 Scottish ?Maud 1 • a 100 10 all.Shrewebury & WelckplA - - - BR 100 171hroeehtre Union 63 64 - St. 100 41331.6 Deem 34 116 - 8R .100 Boutls Eastern - 84. 100 S. Yorks& & River Dun' 99 101 - 10 . all Staines, Wokinghni,3.e.: Si 9} - 8R 100 Tad Yale - 10 8 Do. B IS 7 pin, .. 10 , 8 Do C 3 4 gun, .- 60 all . Muter - 25 33 Do. I _ - - 12} 'bi _ Do. - _ i 7. -- - ia AT -- Do. be Do. SC 100 Val. of Moth lit. ,100 Victoria Art & St. 100 Waterford & St. 100 Wart Cornwall St. 100 WilaritpL Barb. &AL POILZION ILAIL/I ATM. RAILWAYS. — C — Coibig — Price& 10 all & litoltardans , 91 20 all Fra.(L)g.7p.c. 1 17 5 all Belgian IL Junction.— 1 1 I 20 3 B.ArresO.Floatkern dls 10 2 4 CoPsaltaltal . 14 saawl) ' Pal' 100 all Co Do Isteastonplapo - 10 all 100 10 Dunaburg&WltepekkL) 20 16 'thatch Ikeda ll 20 all lb 20 all Mute= of France 20 all Od. Itustbn gas. sp.c. • 20 all Oreat Luxembourg ll 111 20 all 'ltalian Junction_ 20 all plam.alsege LB . y . the 11l 84 90 all ,Do.ttp. . Pd. elk. goal 101 201 16 all .Po of 16 16 Po. New Sh. (I ms. 231 -- 10 all 'N. Rai? B. Al rag. 7p. c 10 2( Do. do. do 10 I all ,Norwegian Trunk Peet, 00 all Ottoman Sanyrnaiddinj 20 all Parls, Lyons, andlledlt 20 all Paris and Orleans 20 all Recife &S. Prattds.(L 20 I all Royal Danish 20 1 Royal Sardinian I 6 all Royal Swedisd i all Do. 7 per cent 1 1 30 all Sambre and Meuse 3 19 i all Do. 61 per cent. Prof.: 91 20 8 Bas hub CLlg.7per et- ptr 1 pm 20 all Do. do 204 211 20 all &Aust &Lon Venetian 211 211 20 16 'Seat kart. of Portugal 20 i all Southern of Francs ; 261 91 8 Ttuin and Savona__ 20 all Do. do l6 Si all West Flanders I 7 10 all Do. 61 per cent Pref • 20 all West. & 21.W.0l Franco' H di lee 1)1 10 101 Par Pla 0 9 I Xi We 39 41 101 171 14 10 No. 18t. I 1511.1T/B1 101112111110248. I ta d Pt I AaawATIL f lama iska g nc : ss k IMN Ma Is Ip.m. 160 , all ! Atlantic& ilk Lawreassa Id * I Bt. IN I Boaa.Ber.BC.ln.g.6p.o f 1 1664 103 IC INew 1 Pm p 741 Do. X Nuns I I Pm' -. - gpi alflaaalo . & lake Barri 10 1 ail ' 7 84 -. NO 'lOO DOR, Brant,* I Op. 6MA Atig.l.l -• 196'100 Do. do. July 1, -.-. -• 100 100 Do. do. June 1. NM, - - .L.. 132. 1100 Cal. 42 B.F.astarnsp.c.g.l 101 108 - 8l 1100 ' Cape T. et Dockoo. 6 g., IN 106 - NO 1 all Dellisrark7p.c.par.pret - - - Bt. 100 East. Bro.! go. 6do , 1 1064 - Bt. 100 ilea Do. Do. Indian go. 6do 1 1044 104 20 4 1044 ;16 16 a irte do asioa NII -. I - sc. 1100 {Grand Trunk pr of Canada 19 - 100 all' Do. 14 prat. Bends : 74 76 - 100 , all Do. do. deterred 68 OS 100 ! all Do. LM pref. Bonds ' at es on 100 1 all ' Do. do. deterred, 61 68 - 100 / all i Ds. Ird prof_ Mock 1 an 60 - 100 .11 Do. do. defaredl 40 42 - 100 all I Do. 4th post. Stock ! 16 27 - 100 Do. do. deterred t 2 62 100 alli 'Omit Indian Peninsula ! 1011 104 25 1024 - 10 111 I Do. g. 6 per Nat. . 1 4 Ipa •-• Bt. 100 Gt. 8. ot India g. sp. 011 103 106 - 182 100 Do 0 per eon& ! - - - BL ' 2 ' Do . - - - 204 an 02 Western of Canada' 94 10 - IN 18 Do. New t 11 104 dis - 1001 NI I Do.lip.c.lld2 pay. 16773 . 92 94 - 100 , all ! D 0.114 do. do. 1877-B ID 98 - 10 , 2 Indian Brock 'Amite& 4 iPm 2 i : 10 1 I Do. New - 82 1100 , Madras guar. 6p. °sail 102 106 1024 I 9 St. 100 Do. do. 4.4 do - Bt. 100 Do. do. 44 do.- 9! St - 20 2 Do. FUN Rztenalos - - - 81 100 Melt. Corp. 8 per C. Bd - - - 60 all Bab. and Hobson's)* 55 68 - 20 all N.Bron.&Can.clit At 61 8 6 81 100 N.LolCan.tpalstp.B.; 82 ft - N. 100 Wade, gus. 6 par coal 104 106 - Bt. 100 Do. Delbi do. I 1014 1024 - St. 2 ! Do. do. do. iPm - 100 , Do. FonJanb do lar 103 1024 82 .100 ' Do. Indus SATIN do 197 99 - I FOREIGN OBLIGATIONS. I Illi. I Fd. I RAILWATS. I Closing NNW I dale 40 all •Antwerpt sat.. 6p. et. - - - .. all ICapeTownßl.2l).opet. ' - - - _ allDo 6p. 2 I 0 all lantern of France6p.et.‘ - - IN 19* - 20 all ' Do 4 all G.Laserlionrgsp.esnt , ' 34 34 IN - 100 all Baran and Baronial 97 100 - 100 all Lausanne and Fribourg; 97 99 too an Mar. ow and Babsalllal 97 100 - 100 all Do. Becond lame ' 97 100 . ! - 20 Jill Nor th ot France 2 p.m., 114 124 - 20 ;all Do. llateCharlSlp. et. ' - - - 100 ;all Ottoman :Smyrna, etc.) 90 94 - 40 all Warinlgoan&Rn 6p.et ! - - - 20 'tall i Do. New ....6p. -8 p. ea ! 114 12 - 100 ail e&8. F. (Pern.: ; - _ F _ 4 all yid ilwediak sp. et.' 24 24 - 100 all La Grande 7 p.et.' int 96 - 20 all I. ArdiLom•Ven 20.6 . 94 104 - ISO all ittlaaelot Port.7p.e.l 90 106 - 09 all Cheroot Praesepe. 114 114 -- 90 ;al Booth Italian, 9 per et. - - - 29 .11 W.RN.W.stFra. 9 p.e. IN 114 - BRITISH MI NIX. 70,000) 2 Cambrian Cow Gold, L , 1 3,000 .. Cltlyerton 2 2900. .. rlifford Antal 1,024 .. ,Der. 0. Con. (Tattialt )' 1 13j14 • • ,Drakewalls 611 .. Mut Bard (Illogaa) 3O 6,142 .. lirt Caraeloo 6,000 .. hiast CS/11 Brea ' 2.4.0 4,000 .. LW. Russell (ravistk ) ULU. 486 .. °rambler et St /tulip): 00! 6,000 .. Great South Volga' 17a 6,908 .. O. W. Vor (lialaton) . • 40 6.000 .. Grenville 1,024 .. .11erodb Foot 0,000 .. .11losston Downs 4116404 6,000. .. Lady tr ßertha et • 2.120 ,If rt 9) 9.000 .. :'Matte Valley ? Lelaa I 4L la 40,000 4 •Msryady iron Ors 1,000, .. 1 400. New Selma ' 21 6,000 ... .LL Downs ' 2 700 . ortle Roarer 6,000, .. N. Wb. loam* (1110044)• 2.1.0 6,6441 •Norla per Wbaal Crotty ,000 Prosted ' 7.1.6 , ,120 20 'ProvWenoe Un ( i lU. Lalaat) 10.6.7 700 .. Roekear Neerette ll.loa ' 612 . S. Caradon (St. Clem) 490 .. 9. W. Frances (Illogaa) 1218.9 990 .. Flt ay Park 1100.17.61 6,000 .. TV ttott 0,000 .. Wed Beret (11100 a) 14 1,024 .. W. Cando° (Liakeord), 3.000 .. ,Weat Chlyerton 400 .. Wed Woo 612 .. WI. Basset (Illossa) • 64 256' WA. Boller ,Redroth) lO 4.600 .. :Wheal Ludeott • 26.8 1,024 .W.Maryiton (Mabee ) 3 396 .. beton I 98 4 1,000 .. WO. Tralatraey (Llalt ) 7 CON .. Wheal Wilco 7011ISION Mina Na I Eh. 30, .. 76,..., Alstallos a/mil Matra .... Bon Aopor!pg. 16,070 , 6 15,000 10 25,000 2 12.00( 40 10,000 20 100,000, 1 75,000 1 25,000 2 25,000. 2 30,006 10. "wooed C0p.7.10.). .Itraell.L&M.Ce. Lisa) all Cape Copper (Limited) 7 ?24a Silyer(lAtalted) I CeP MI all •Coplapo ) ted) Don Pedro, N. Del key Dan Mount. Cop. Ws.' all , Beet Del Rey (Ualtedl 11 .Fortana (lkid{ed) all General all 130,000 1} apunda ;Waited) 1 16,000' 3 :Linares 10,000 6 InaHaulm (Linalted) ' 2 103,815 1 Warlndia W , 100,000 2 11.Aureos 'rano:lM. (1, all 50,000 a PanulcUlo Copper (1 3 1 10,000 20 PontebandSliverbiadi all 100,0001 6 Port Phillip 1 , 1 '•iantallarb.Oold M. I 130,000, l 'Scottish Auatral.(Llai.)' I 11,000 20 Wt,..lohn del Itevlam.); 16 43,174 30 'Vetted Mexican ;Lim., 284 60,000 1 VallanniecatioldiLhai I 10,000 10 Vancouver Coal (Lim; 6 00.000 1 Worthing ;limited) 63000. 6 YuJansinutana (Um) all MISCILLANI01:1& WlllallExt. MONEY MARKET,--(THIS' DAY.) Two o'Cuxx. In the Stock Exchange to-day attention is almost wholly monopolised with the adjustment of the fortnightly account, and the variations in prices have been unusually limited. The funds are un altered. One or two of the principal speculative foreign stocks have slightly receded. Home railways are firm. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 65fr. 80c., being 1 per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 914 to for money, and 914 to 1 for the account (April 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91e, ; ditto for account, 911, ; Three per Cents, Reduced, 891, ; New Three per ,Cents., 891, 1 ; fndia Stock, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1044 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 991, 4 ; and Exchequer Bills, 3e., Bs. dis. Mexican Bonds are to per cent, lower, at 441 to 45, and Spanish Passive 4 lower, at 351 to 36. Greek Bonds are firm, at 231 to 24, and Turkish Consolid4s at 531 to '64. The Confederate Loan is quoted 51 to 54. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents.,644; Egyptian, 1001, ex div. ; Greek, 24, 234 ; ditto Coupons, 114 ; Italian, 66 4, 67 ; Mexican, 44}; ditto, for account, 441, 45 ; Portuguese, 1856, Am., 481 ; ditto scrip, 4, 4 prem.; Russian, 1862, 911 ; Spanish, 334 ; ditto, New De ferred, 461 ; ditto Passive, 351 ; ditto for account, 36, 1 ; Turkish, 1854, 934 ; ditto, 1862, 711, 2 ; ditto, for account, 72 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 72, 74 ; ditto Guaranteed, 100. International Financial shares are now quoted 61 to 7 prem., ex div. ; General Credit, 41 to Ij prem. ; London Financial, Ilg to I, ex div. and ex new ; Hudson's Bay, 181 to 19 ; Egyptian Trading, 34 to prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 34 to 4 prem. ; Imperial Financial, 51 to 1 prem. ; Credit Foncier (Great Britain and Ireland), 41 to 51 prem. ; Central Argentine Railway, par to 4 ; City Offices Company, 24 to 3 pram. ; Smith, Knight, and Co., 11 to 21 prem. ; Queens land Sheep, die to par ; National Marine, 4 to 1 prem. The discount market yesterday was decidedly tight, owing to the large payments of revenue into the Bank of England. In Lombard-street and else where 6 per cent. was charged on choice bills, and at the Bank discount office the applications were large. In the Stock Exchange, short loans on English government securities were in much re quest at 6 per cent., some considerable amounts being withdrawn from that establishment by bankers and others, and this at a time when there is a considerable demand for money for the share and foreign stock settlement. In consequence of the delay in the formal swept ante of the Mexican crown by the Archduke Maxi milian, the meeting of Mexican bondholders, invited by Mr. James Capel for to-day ffednesday), at the London Tavern, has been postponed until Monday. As some uncertainty seems to prevail with re gard to the operation of the sinking fund ou the 4th emission of Turkish Oonsolides (being the description now currently dealt in here), it may be useful to mention that the drawing is fixed to take place in Constantinople on the 13th of April, and that the payment of the drawn bonds, as well as of the dividend, commences one month afterwards— i.e., on the 13th May. As regards all the emis sions of Consolidifs, the imperial decree fixes the drawing one month previous to the day of pay ment. Thus the bonds of the Ist, 2nd, and 3rd emissions were drawn on the 13th February, and paid on the 13th March. The half-yearly dividend on the 4th emission represents, we believe, 375,0001., and the sinking fund 250,001.11. About . 60,0001. in gold, chiefly French coin, was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation. The inquiry for abroad continues strong, and the supply just brought by the Mexican packet, in cluding about 300,0001. in American eagles, is ex pected to be all purchased for the Continent. The Royal Mail Steam Company's vessel Atrato, from the West Indies, has brought 797,500/. in specie, of which 582,500/. is silver and 215,0001. gold. Of the silver about 200,0001. is suitable for transmission to India, while the residue will have to be refined. Yesterday afternoon there was a good demand for bills on the Continent,and the tendency of the rates was unfavourable. Subjoined is our usual list. Arnistssdarri, 3 soonilm, 11.181 to 191 ; ditto, 3 days' 11.16 to 1; Rotterdam, 3 maths, 11.19 to 1 ; Ant werp, 3 mouths. 25.55 to 60; Hamburg, ma. ammo, 3 months, 13.71 to 8 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.15 to 25 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ,• Frankfort-on-thrllaine, 3 months, 1191 to 1; Bt. Potershurg (per rouble), 3 months, 33 to 1; Vienna, it 60., 3 mouths, 12.10 to 20 ; Trieste, as. 60., 3 mooths, 12.10 to 20 ; M d, 3 months, 48 to 1 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 471 to 48; Leghorn, 3 month., 26.70 to 75; Oleos, 3 months, 25.70 to 75 ; Milan , 3 months, 26.70 to 75 ; Naples, 3 mood's, 25.70 to 75 ; Palermo. 3 months, 25.70 to 75 ; Mashie, 3 m00th5,25.70 to 75 ; Lisboa. 50 days, 521 to ; Oporto, 90 days. 521 to 1. The subjoined are later telegrams (received by Mr. Reuter) from Bombay and Calcutta. At the former port the exchange is quoted the same as reported yesterday, but at Calcutta there is a movement of 1 to 1i per cent. in favour of England : BOMBAY, MARCH 14.—Exchange on Loadoo, first-class credits, 2s. 2d. Money very tight. Discount 15 per mot. CA LCCITA MARCH IL —Exthaoge on Loudon, 2s. lid. The Stock Exchange Committee has appointed Monday next a special settling day in the shares of the Gellivara Company (Limited) and the British and Californian Banking Company (Limited), both' , of which are to be officially marked. The prospectus of the European Central Rail way Company (Limited) has been issued under the auspicesof the Financial Corporation (Limited). The capital is 1,400,0001. with a first issue of 700,0001., in 17,500 shares of 401., or 1,000 franca each. Theremaining 700,0001. is to be raised here after in shares, bonds, or obligations, " as may be deemed advisable." The object is to construct a railway from Cbiasso to Biasca in the Canton of Twain, Switzerland, with the design of extending the line to Lucerne, by the Alpine Pass of the St. Gotbard. or to Coire by the Pass of the Luckma nier. The prospectus explains that "the whole north and centre of Europe are intersected by' railways, uniting France, Belgium, Holland, Prussia, Russia, North and South Germany, .ec. and this vast system terminates southwards at two points in Switzerland, at Lucerne and at Coire. In Southern Europe, another vast network of railways spreads throughout Italy. but ceases northwards at Como, near Cbiasso, and at the Lake Maggiore." The present undertaking is consequently put for ward as "the first link for connecting the north with the south of Europe, and affording the shortest and rucedconveniest route between England and India, China, Australia, &c." The works on theline from Chiaamo to Biasca were commenced on the 18th of January, in the presence of government, officials,and it is mentioned that " Responsible con tractors have undertaken to construct and com plete the line for a sum within the amount of capital." The direction is very respectable, com prising the following names, viz.:—Colonel Sykes, M.P. (chairman), Mr. H. D. Cartwright. late chairman at Bombay of the Commercial Bank of India, and of the Great Indian Peninsular Railway Company, Mr. Sheriff Cave, Mr. S. H. Godefroi (of Demattos and Godefroi), Mr. R. F. Gower, of Great Cumberland street, Mr. G. F. Holroyd, a director of the Mercantile Credit Association, Mr. John Wm. Maclure, of Manchester, Mr. Thomas Pemberton, a director of the Birmingham Banking Company, r. Wm. H. Petit Jean, of Manchester, Mr. J. L. Propert, of New Cavendish street, Mr. P. G. Van der Byl, of Upper Hyde-park-gardens, and Mr. Cornelius Walford, a director of the Finan cial Corporation. Another new project was issued yesterday called the West Worthing Investment Company (Limited). the proposed capital of which is 250,0u0/., in 10,00411 shares of 251 . each, with a first issue of 6,00,- shares, or 150,0001. The object is to purchase from the Heene Estate Land Company (Limited) / and to . adapt to building purposes, 100 acres el freehold land, adjoining the western part of the town of Worthing, and possessing a frontage to Use sea of nearly one mile. It is pointed out that " tbs site of the company's property offers the monk advantageous direction in which this rising tow* can be extended." The plans proposed are doscribei as follows : On the sea frontage it is proposed to erect fiat-claes deems, hieing inclosed law= sad an esplanade of near* one mile in length ; behind these there will be enclose" recreation which, from their sheltered situation, wig be mutable for invalids and children. The vs * of the land will be available for the erection ei hotels, detached residences, shops, and other DOCNIIIII7 buildings. Salt water for baths will be laid on to each pn vMe residence, a oxivesiismos unknown at any other water ifg place ; and the property will he drained by a comprehen sive system of sewerage. . . . Special privileges are to be accorded to sharebol lets. The direction is composed as follows, viz..—Mr. George Battcoek, and Mr. James Burchell, both directors of the Mutual Life Assurance Compan Mr. Charles Cleve, of New Broad-street ; Mr. EL Harwood Harwood, of Cleveland-square ; and Mr. Richard Spooner, l..te Commissioner of Custom.' at Bombay. _ . At an extraordinary meeting of the lonian Etank held yesterday, it was resolved to increase the capital by 1110,0001., in 6,000 shares of 251. each, one-half to be issued to the existing shareholder; and the other half to the public. The certificates for the new shams of the Bank et Hindustan, China, and Japan, will be ready far delivery to-morrow. The letters of regret of the Fore-street Warebousw Company (Limited) were distributed yesterday morning. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gm, dock, and other shares, as given in the btock Exchange list of had evening : lasuranos.—Alliance British sad Foreigo, 161; 13 ; Oominercialj Unioa, 9j, 1, ax div. ; Guardian, 511; Losidoe, 481 ; North British aad Mercantile (Limited). 191, en div. ; Sun Life, 70; names and Mersey Marine (Limited), 61, 4. en div. ;'Universal Marine (Limited), Ea Gaslight and Coke.—liskia, 10 per Cent. Pretereoes (Limited), 22; Commercial. 474, 8; European, 131 ; ditto New, ; Impanel, 83 1 , 8, as April div. ; Imperial Omitiosotal, 871, 7 ; London, 884 ; Surrey Caesurae% 18 ; United General, 44, 31 ; Westminster Chartered. div. ; Western, 171. Docks —Feet and West India, 1411 ; Victoria, 100±. 100. Waterworks —Berhn, 8E; Fest Leaden, 132; Dent. 1284, _ anal.—Grand Junction, 75, The letters from Calcutta and China by the Memageries Imperials steamer are expected to be distributed in Loudon about the sth of April. At the pending settlement in shares and foreign stocks, the rates of "continuation" have been generally moderate, and have not reached heavy proportions even on securities of an essentially speculative character. The following shore{ the terms current yesterday : Groot Wsstars Loacashire sod Yorkohtrs Loudon sad North Waiters— Midlsod South Wasters Caladonian Great Northern Ditto A Chatham and Dover S Yotr oothop&Molitan n 3-1 } bac 6 k ow Sheffield a North Eastern : Berwick -16 Ditto York b 3.16 1-16 9d. Erie L. Illinois Cipotral le. 61. coat. Luxembourg 5 Sambre General Credit Iludeou's Bey Norte &itiah Groat Eaters Graod 'trunk of Canaan Gnat Wottorn of Confederate Loan Greek Ditto Coupost Granada Deterred even 1-16 Even 9d. 1-16 Maximo S P lgh Pt!sive to 516 coot 'Ditto ditto Istorual Ditto Cortificatas Turkish Caosolidis Vatting', 1862 to g • • to 7-16 „ to i to to to to :1-16 to met to 5.16 coat to •• to 7-It. to to 5-16 to to 1-16 „ to 1,. 3.1 to 6d. book. to lllp.c. Coot. to 100. c. Coot. to 1.. .. to 16. 6d. „ to 1.16 „ to 1 to 3.16 „ to to 1-16 „ to .. to 3-16 ,„ to 34 to 3 to 4 99 TCXBDAY 1:110111110 Consols, which closed on Saturday 91j, "sellers," for the Bth of April, were fin it marked to-day 91g, and closed at 91 to For money the last price was 91i to fr. The official business report is as follows :—Tbree per Cent. Console, foe money, 914, g, ; ditto, for account, 914 4, # ; Three per ents. Re duced, 89i, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 895, g, ; India Stock, 21S„ 2194 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stook, 1041, 4, ; ditto Bonds, 36., Bs., dia. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 103 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Coot., 112. The India Five per Cent. Stock wa, India Bonds and Exchequer Bills were b. , to dealt in at Bs. to 3s. die. In the foreign stock market the settleniezt occu pied chief attention. The demand for bank shares continues, and the oourse of prices is still upwards. Au improvement has taken place to-day in Agra, Alliance, English and Swedish, European. Bank of Hindustan, Im perial, London and Brazilian, London Joil.t Stock, London and Hamburg, and Metropolitan and Pro vincial. On the other hand, Chartered Lank of India, Australia, and China, Euglish and Irish, Merchant, and Oriental Bank snares have re ceded. Anglo-Austrian Bank shares were in .remand on foreign account, and have riven to 9-lei I. , rein., " buyers." Hinben's Bay shares were isto.tly at 18} to 19. and Ezyptian Trading firm at to 3i pram. National Discount old shares have riven 10s. There were also inquiries for Copper Miners of England preference. littera/lonia' Roy 41 Mail Steam were rather flatter. The shares of the financial companies to-day were very steady. As regards Imperial Financial, Credit Mobilier, and Credit Foucier, the tendeucy of prices was upwards. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. :—luternational, 6/ to 7 prem., ex dir. ; General Credit, 41 tot prem. ; Loudon Finsucisl, 111 to / prem. ; Imperial Financial, :V prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 71 to 81 prein. ; Credit Mobilier, 31 to / prem. ; Credit Rainier, to 5} prem.; and Financial Corporation, 21 to 31 prem. The clueing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. :—Land Securities, 14 to 2 prem. ; Consolidated Discount, 1 ills. to par ; Financial Discount, Ito 2 prem. ; National Provincial Marine. Ito 1 prem. ; Central Argen tine Railway, } to 1 prem.; Mexican Bank, 1 to /. prem. ; Fore-street Warehouse, 4 to 41 prem. ; London Commercial Hotel, Ito 1 prem. ; Silver's Indiarubber Work,, 1 to prem.; London an./ Californian Bank, 11 to 2 prem.; Smith, Knight, and Co., 13 to 21 prem.; Queensland Sheep, I die. to par ; Mauritius Credit Fonder, } did. to I prem; Gellivara, par to 1 prem.; Ottoman Financial, par to 1 prem. ; and City Offices, 21 to 3 prem. The Atlantic and Great Western Railway 2n3 Mortgage Bonds have been dealt in to-day fro= 2 to 4 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cumic. The mining market is quiet to-day, and prieea generally are unaltered. East Caradon shares are rather firmer at 31 to while Wheal Seton have declined to 190 to 193. Wheal Grenville are quote,' 81 to 1; Great Vor ' 371 to 38 ; Wentworth Consols, 17 to 18; Clifford Amalgamated, 34 to 37 ; sod Sithney Metal, 5 to In the Stock Exchange, East Carn Brea shares have been dealt in at 6j. Foreign and coloniAl milling shares are steady, at previous quotations. Cape Copper are firm. We are requested to state that the share list o the Hosea Grande Gold Mining Company will be closed on the 7th proximo. Mr. Herbert Hardie, of MaLchester, has joined the direction of this company. Ter Qr. OA. e. I. Dub! sad Swedish 17 to JO Bemis& ...... to SO Z4l7OU=. • 31 tO IS 110 So $1 . 30 to I& to )6 33 to 3? 37 to 31 h. I Pd. 21 pm, 2 . die: 16 e ! 4e dla, 16_ 1 JOINT STUCK 11A/IKR. CL pint BANKS. 123 -125- - 24 27 — pm 28 07 pm, 1 ipm , Par 4vm 74 78 271 . 231982 7I 234 166 164 I 1 49 82 par Ip2 61 43 4 3 dis 9 10 pm 2 1 $4 6 49 112 47 69 7 1 2 49E 0 , 44 45 ea n Ilh 119 40 41 °idle 2 21pm; 20,500 100 Agra and U. Mr. Bank . 60 20,000 100 AllianoeLondLiverpool 26 10,000 100 Do. New l5 100,000 20 Anglo Austrian 20,000 20 Anglo Italian ( Limited), 6 V,,500 40 Australasia all 7,500 40 Do. New 2O 10,000 26 Bank of ' aB 6,000 100 Mank of 1 1.= ao 24,000 20 of Otago (Limited) 2 10,000 100 of Queenolud (L) 20 20,000 50 nk of Vietoria.Austria 26 6,000 100 • Bank of Wales (Lim.) 60,000 10 )Bank of New Zealand • 6 60.000 20 IltradhautrortufrumelL. 6 15.000 60 pit. & American Xi (L 15 36.000 40 (British N. America all 12.600 20 Cbar.lik. Brit Columbia 10 10.,200 20 ,C. Bk. India,Atio., China. all 26000 25 • Chrtr it d. M. of India, etc ( all 6000 100 'Cy i 20,000 100 Colonial 1 25 200,000 10 Consolidated Beak (L , 4 SAW 100 !Continental X) lO 12,000 60 'tact Loudon (Limited) 1, • 8,000 SO Do. New - - 10,000 101 English and Irish (Lim lb ! Iva 25.000 2t ltag.Scotft AnsLChartA all 111 21 I 40,'00 60 English ant Stre&sh ,L. 10 ' 24 alpoi, 111,00.1 63 'European Bank(Limited 10 4 1 lfmn, 10,000 100 • liindusn.China&Jap (L) 26 84 049111, 10,000 100 Do. New 10,000 100 .imperial Rank, Limited 20 15 17 pm 135,000 29 Imperial Ottoman lO I 9 il4pm' 100,000 20 'Land Id oft, Bk. India (L , 2 . 14 I;pm, 10,000 100 London Bank of 11070 t. (I, IS 2 S pm. 10,001 100 London and Brazilian 6,000 100 Lon.B.Agres&B.Plate L4O 10 le pm, 20,000 25 Do. Ao. New , . 24 3 pm. 5,0 0 100 Lon., lllr., &S. Stall. (L , 22 3 3MI 50,000 20 Loa. Ch. Bank of AustrL all 26 264 10,000 100 London and Colonial ,L. 10 Idu par 20,000 IA Itoridon and County ' 20 59 dl 5,600 100 &m. FlarnhgCon.M. ( ) 8 24 315,M1 00,0)0 50 'London Joint !Lock lO 404 414 10,000 100 'Lon. and Northern ( L, 16 4.11 s ipm 20,000 20 London& South African all 27 2, 6,000 20 Do. Do. New all 26 264 10,000 100 kondoodB.AmerlaniL 7 14 2`pm 4000 190 n. A N Western Lim.' 16 pis par 60,000 10 , Lon k Westminster ' 20 ' 31 81 ' 10,000 100 ,Merchant 74 11 64praj 20,000 50 Mercantile & Mehan(L. 10 4 5 pml 10,000 100 Metro. & Pror. kook 20 7 8 pow 6,000 100 Midland Hank Um.) 16 1 iii par I 10,000 100 'National of Lire (1.. 10 7 8 pm! 25,000 20 1 1'0 . Prod New 12 • - - 30,000 10 Do. do - - 25,000 20 New Smith Wales all ' 60 62 6,030 100 New Zealand (Limited,' 10 14 2 1 1 pm" 60,400. 25 Oriental Bank Corpora. all 63 M 1 20,000100 Prnvinc. of Ireland 35 91 M 25,000 20 Octude, Punj.,& Dad (L . 71( 34 • 12,600 20 Do. New ..... 7 - - 16,000 25 South Australia llO 41 10,000 100 Mai .ofß. 8. Africa 4,450.100 Do. do. 40,000 26 Mann of Australia ..... all I 66 17 10,000 26 iw. New , 21 - 10,000 100 Union of Ireland (lAin ) 22 00,000 60 Union of landau ' 18 jt 44419, DEDLYTIIII No. IMa 402,021, Sa yltrata. l p. c. u&r.asopioo imam .0. Ntlxn.,4 p.c.Jan./sJai 100 510,000 St. 10. Wstn. p. ca. Jan. & July.... 100 112,000 St. Lane.&Y3.4p.e.Janally 100 690,000 St. ,Lortllrlikap.e.JaadJl3,loo 10211229 St. L&N.l9.4p.e.Jan.&July.loo 212,070 St. , Do. Se p.c.Jan.E.July 100 7.69,730 St iL&B.W.,4p.e.Jaa.&Jall 100 .... St I Midland,‘ e.e.Jaa.&J , 100 .... St. N. British, Z. P. &D. &,' 6 p. et.. Feb. & An.... 1.100 I 107 109 82,131 St. IN.Eatra..4p.c.Jao&Jaly 100 97 90 Si. Seel N.11..4p.e.Ap.&0ct. 100 STOCKS. I P 4 10. prium I To 92 Y! 100 101 98 1 0 0 10 90 93 100 86 87 al 100 Oa 100 o. I Ilk I 00.000 10 Anglolleickauk 511nt all 20,000 25 Australian Agricul... • 19 20,000 25 Anstrattanll.L.tra.V . :' 3 47,000 10 BernaWaterwosts Li' all 80m 30,000 6 bay (ha all 11.000 60 British Munk= Lad 40 1124,7804 80. & & L llae. Tel (L) 100 12,500 20 Brltlah la.o Tea (I ; I 6,015 Canada Company all 60,000 10 6aaadiantoandlavl )! 261 25,000 20 Ceylon ()mammy 7 40,000 10 Cow cot Atriesaider.(L;' 2 60,000 60 CoraraercleJlhaloajna) . 6 20.000 . 50 Consolidated Dia 8 • 40,000 100 ContraetCorporatlon, 12,000 25 Cop.ll.l:ng.,PreL74p.c all 10,030 60 Credit Fonder 5 10029241 BLCrystal Palace 160,8203 St. Do, Preference lOO 1 277,0001. St. Do. 6 g et. Ping. Deb lOO 10.000 100 Discounteorporatlow.L 7l l. 60.000 20 E. lwlia Irv*. a Causal 8 100.000' 20 EapttanCoaLit frd.,L 879,1176/.' St. Wane Telegraph 70,000 . 6 Fag. and Ans. Copper all 30.000 100 Financial Corporation 3 125,000 10 G.credlt& Fin.of Lon.(L 4 20,000, 16 Oen. Steam Navigation 14 103,000 20 Ilinismisliar all 150,000 20 Internat. Plium.Soc.l , 12,500 10 Inter.R. Mall liteam,L ) 11,500 Do. go.. all 10,0001 20 Italian Int'. ;Ca& * Cao.i 10000001 'lOO Do.. p. c. Ws. r. 1870 all 80,000 26 JointSteelblacoant(L) 6 20,000 50 Land Securities 3 20.000' 23 Loud. andCale,lnn. 11. s 12,000 6 Lond.Dlstrict Idea. L. all 20,000 10 Loud. Rican. Amos 13 20,000 60 . Do. New i 6 176000. 4 Loud. O. OmisiblisC.(l ), all 1 0 . 0 . 1 0 50 Lond..ltal.it A driaticAt' 3 5,000 60 Lon.l. slercant leDi'. L 3 60,0c0 20 Lonii.Proirinetalltarine 60,000 20 Madras Dries. & Canal all 12,500 10 Mantillas land,&e.:Li 2 12,800 10 Medlt. Eaten. Tel (L)' ell 10000 60 Dercan.CreditAsen.(L,, 22,500 10 Natal land &CoL C. ;Li 6 80,000 26 Nat3onal tilt. Corn. (L., 40,000 h 5 Do. do. Nev.,' 11 20,000 100 National Steam Nov.; 1' 6 6. 00 0 20 NerbaddaCoal &I. 1.) 6 558,576 I N. Kritish Austral& L. all 40.060 60 N.Br,Litliercan. le. L) 611 30,000 2 Novageottabl.andL L 1 44,000 25 Ocean Marius Insura. 1, 5 10,000 20 Oriental Corumerzial rL. 7 100 000 1 Oriental Oaa illialtad;, all 66,000 1 Do. New 40,006 10 Ortent.lnland Steam(L 1 . 10,000 6 Ottoman Gas ,Limited; 4 1100,9001 St. Peelltiv.Land& Illn. (Li 100 20,000 60 Penman lar & O. Steam all 20,050 60 Do. New 3O 17,000 10 Qusbrada L, R., 11.,L 10,000 50 Rhyraney lion 10,000 16 Do. New 6.250 IS Rio J. City hoprov. (L) all 29.750 20 Ditto ditto 15,000 100 Royal I.laUStoasa 6O 100.0001.. tit. Scottish Mist. los. (L) 100 30.005 00 Soc. !Inas d'RdyptC L.' 6 10.000 60 S. Afrkaa M. & 14,900 16 i 7 047887(5ti-aliaa Land all 180,0001. BL Saboisaise Telegraph 100 ... 1 , Do. Scrip all 100,000 20 Mumtaz Mersey Is.'L 14600 10 TruttAgeseyotAsSL 60,000 10 T.& L Ifs. of U. tans is 80,000 6 Traltad K. Tales. Co. (L) 60,000 10 Univers. Marine las.L .) 21,000 1 10 Upper Saws Te SLID3.I A 10,000 SD Vsa Dieslen's Lust 810 80,0001 60 l WaatindiadPscidcS L. 6 PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Western Original Preference 4i per cent., fin it •rual istiq 1 6611_6116. ft 190 100 22 24 2} 21 Pd I a meet. I Salsa 1I llPea 6 6+pe I Ws par ES 116 6 6 1 Ms 6 I 20 22 i Pas 1 0 7 dis i s 7 Par dig pm. 6 1 llfea Par * Ps I t SI N Im.. aU 111 e Ir&I 21 74 19 20 4 4 " 1 fpm 67 61 Pm I Ps 76 1 !Is par -4 - ;pa. -- I idis 4 1 ypsl 3 1 n I' iiPto ! 1:14 146 ! 111 116 I 111_ 111 iitwa; 1. 1 clic 3 33g03 110 103 1 II RI - 131 191 1 3 , lit 59: 271 ... 11# 321 Salsa 70 . 73. iit t.l 37_ 30 le SS ST i - il I 19 21 i I 9 1 et l bt " "a' 86 96 " I ii i 26 27 a --.. .1 4 4 440 NO SO SI U 84 If SS 10 11 SO !I SO 34 115 244 MI NI $4 . ft et ... $1 r 1' !' 1 . II , 4•;1