The Express. — London, England, 1867-04-06 00:00:00

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Perth Mind N. Frateru—lterwick Do. U. N S Pura 15i: Lipids Do. York .... .. Do. Larl'ale Do. Stock&Darling Do. do., 180041 lorth Loudon .. $3 8 ... 11! b 1880 j Pa) North Staffordshire._ c.. 100 N. & 8. Iti ea torn Jona. 11.; 1.10 Scolatah Central —.. Shropah:re Union 100 South Devon 4s 100 South Estate all aalaaa,Woldaghaasolic 100 lad Vale 4 Do. C 2i 101* rt Watorto.l & IWatarioo & Whitatud a 1 BRITISH POSSIISSIONS VILLA/TS ,lintic &St. Lawrence Bum. Bar. &C. Do. 1 0 Shares !Buffalo & Lake Buro Preference,.. 1 But 1' Brant. BOodarlahl O per cent: ta72.1 t dts. Easternsp. e.g. .lyre T. et bock 6 p. I).:merara.,7p.c pet? 1 1:Ast IJ•nialgu. I d 0... 06 70 FLAW. Indlan gn. I 5 d0...1 ()rood T: oak of Canada Do. i lauip.r i pact.l Do . . do. Werra Do. laiddtat:Zioids.l Lo. Du. 4th goret. 3to s el a l Da do. clef !Great leAlae Peatasuls, Da dna. 6 pea cool. Do. Sow do ' Do. Now It s. of India g. 6p. el Do. 61 pot coot. OL We!tant et Canada! Du. 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Ind* Ana., China Clark Ker..' Ingla..ka city Colontat Bask!' (L Died and Loudon (L. ) Kaai Loodou (Liastiod) Caters LachanueiLim Inglis! and American . Rug. nankß.dalaneiroL Rot Boot* Au& IMartd &Innen andliwodni (L ) Imperial lionk (Waned; Peliental tnimuen "Sian Do. New Lod Mort. Bk. Indla(L: ' D0.5p.c.D0b.,1864,30yri town. olliemeo.4l4.(L, Lo . odoo_i9ad Brad Mao Loudon& itiverPtddr.) Do. New, tr► at lipos Da do. do Lon. Ch. Bank of Mut* London and County London Joint Most I London & Beath African Lon. A& Western (Lim.) Landon & VemegueldLy London & Westminster. Merchant Bank . Do. New Meresndle&Exenana ) Metropolitan 'Limited) Midland Bank (Lisa) National of AadraLada National of Liverpool • • National Bank ..... New Sonth North Western . (Mental Bank Coryaea P 119710. BankaMrp.(L) South Australis Stand. of B. ft Africa Too: tic;. a :Toil:: Iralon of Australia .... Union of Ireland (La) Crliiollol London - 10111011 aI au au it.ir•Tv. 'Antwerp 114111 M 3. 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Op. 01081 to 1003 100 8560 Do.Sp.c.r,lon7 to 1375 100 160, Now Zealand oper rest. 100 1.000000 Do. 6 per amt. 100 80,000 D 0 6 per .:oat. 1091 100 110,000 D 0.410.1 1.,11 June&Doc 100 2:41,0001 Nova Scotia 6p. c. 1076 ' 100 1,960,200: Qulensland Gov. 6p. et. 100 I B.Aust.Onv. 6p. ,d 747 100 724,6901 Do. 1070 sod upwds. , 100 160,006 Ine.oov.llp. e. Jen. July I 100 T.OOOOOO l Do. op. ct. dpril&tin ! 100 fItITI , II MINI Mr!rici. Ci prism 76 89 93 93 SO 115 10$ 101. 27 2, 6 7 113 114 130 131 89 91 21 47 25 10 122/ 124} 67 0. 1.; 17 - s 1161 1161 77 71 45 47 1151 114 101 103 31 33 33 34 11 1 f 111 101; IUI 61 ett 92 931 47 44; of ISn £4 27 . ci 11X 111 131 , 'll 19 1 4 40 i4O 6 1 , 2 - 2 i 71 7 1151 t IS 77 4 51 115 1 4: :02! 3 31 111; a 101 l Pin 440 6612i7.1 THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1867. 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British Shlpoimen Canada Company Cauadianlosa& Inv(L ) sftoion Company Ditto A shams iChinailt.Milp&L.CoalL City Discount. Limited. cromomiona.pro.(k City of Milan Impro.(L City of ilmeow Gm (L : CI q Mose (Lisa) Co ksiAl (United) .• • 17i af 16 17 40 16 78 81 17 19 PY -it?! i el li f 111 1 lb _ f :tdi. 1026 91 H _ 4 -* Oil Ti "i 41. 1 dfs par 1,11, prt 16 11 Mr 11 1 dl• todl. 8 6es 16 17 xd li xd jl3-161d 2 j 55 i 17 41 NO 1 781 dis xd 20 101 _6la IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. Horn OF LORDS.-FRIDAY, APRIL :1. Is the Houss of LORDS the royal assent was given by commission to the Sugar Duties Bill and the Dublin University Professorships Bill. The LORD CHANVALOR laid on the table a Bill to extend the Colonial Admiralty Courts Act of 186:1. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY withdrew the Clerical Vestments Bill, and substituted another, which he said differed only in arrangement and a few verbal amendments. Several bills were forwarded a stage, and their lordships adjourned at 20 minutes to six o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—FRIDAY, APRIL J. IN the HOUSE of COMMONS, Sir P. EcERTON brought up the report of the Tipperary election committee, that Mr. White had been duly elected. Mr. T. D. Ai:LAND gave notice, on behalf of Mr. Coleridge, that on the question being put that the house go into committee on the Representation of the People Bill, he will move a resolution to the effect that the occupiers of tenements below a given rateable value be relieved from the liability to per sonal rating, with a view to fix a line for the borough franchise at and above which all occupiers shall be entered in the rate book and have the franchise. Mr. Serjeant ARMSTRONG followed with a notice of an intended motion requiring members, on taking their seats, to take an oath that they have not been guilty of bribery or corrupt practices. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, in reply to Mr. SYNAN, stated that he intends to support in committee on the bill the clause for the use of voting papers. On the order of the day for going into committee of supply, . . . Mr:..l;dwe moved, " that this home dissents from so much of the minute of the Council on Education as provides for an increase of the grants now made to primary schools." He referred to the reasons which led to the promulgation of the revised code, the greatly increasing number of pupil teachers, and the vested interests which were growing up. By that code the payments were much decreased, and the number of pupil teachers greatly diminished. But by the late minute it was proposed to increase the capitation payments and also the allowances to pupil teachers, at a cost of 70,000/. a year. He believed this would be a waste of money, and would not extend education in a desirable sense, and it was against the principle of political economy to give bounties to pupil teachers, thereby increasing their number beyond what they would be if their numbers were governed by the laws of demand and supply. Mr. Com( defended the minute. He found that out of the whole number of children who attended the schools, only 13,000 passed in standard 6, and as according to the opinion of the inspectors only those who passed that standard had learned what would be useful to them in after life, he thought it absolutely necessary to apply some stimulus, and it was to give that stimulus, and especially to small achcols, that the capitation grant was increased. Then as to the pupil teachers, he found the number was so falling off, that the sys tem of certificated teachers must come to an end if the number of pupil teachers was not increased. Mr. Baucz said if the late government bad con tinued in office they would have issued a minute of the same kind. It was a step in the right di rection. The discussion was continued by Mr. Powell, Mr. Henley, Mr. Hughes, and Mr. Hadfield, after which, on a division, the motion was negatived by 203 to 40. Sir R. COLLIER called attention to the case of John Toomer, who was found guilty of rape and sentenced to 15 years' penal servitude. He re viewed the circumstances of the case, contended that the verdict of guilty was not justified by the evidence, and appealed to the Home Secretary again to consider the matter, and at once to grant the man a free pardon. Mr. WALPOLE said the course open to Mr. Toomer was to indict the prosecutrix for perjury. He could not disguise from himself the fact that in the opinion of the country and of the press, the conviction ought not to have taken place, or, at all events, that the sentence should not have been so severe. He had always thought that the sentence was excessive, but no application had been made to him to mitigate the sentence, but the applica tion was for a free pardon. He promised to re consider the case. After some further discussion, in which Sir F. Goldamid and several other members took part, Mr. Nzare stated that the conduct of the judge who tried the case had been of a character which showed his unfitness to occupy his post ; and Mr. Denman ' and the Solicitor-General and the Attorney-Gener al, defended the judge, The subject dropped. . . . . A discussion on the subject of Burlington•house was brought on by Mr. LAYARD, in the course of which Lord J. MAirsaits said a plan would be placed in the library which would show a complete appro priation of the whole of the site before a Tote was asked for. Sir It. Past then brought forward the question of the annexation of Luxemburg to France. He asked if the rupture of the negotiations for the sale of Luxemburg to France was owing to the representations of our government. Lord STANLILY said it was true that the Emperor Napoleon had been desirous to annex Luxem burg, and the King of Holland was ready to part with his interest in it on certain conditions. One took a pecuniary form, one was that the inhabitants of Luxemburg should consent, and another, that the Prussian government should consent, which he did not think likely. If the inhabit ants of Luxemburg gave their consent and the government of Prussia consented, it was not for him to interfere. The representative of Holland informed him yesterday that the statement that the negotiations had broken off was correct. If they revived again it would be under different circumstances. The Marine Mutiny Bill was read a second time. Mr. CORRY stated that the provisions with regard to flogging would be the same as in the Army Mutiny Bill. Sir J. PARINOTON moved the second reading of the Fortifications (Provision for Expenses) Bill, which he said was necessary in order to provide for the expense of iron casing the fortifications. Mr. CuiLosna objected to the second reading being taken without discussion, and moved the adjournment of the debate, which was carried. The Canada Railway Loan B►ll was read a third time and passed. The Sale and Purchase of Shares Bill was read a third time and passed. Sir C. O‘LOGHLEN obtained leave to bring in a Bill to abolish Arrest for Debt in Ireland ; and Mr. BRUCE to bring in a Bill to provide for the Education of the Poorer Classes in England and Wales. satin intelligence. COURT PAPERS. Sitttoga In sn I after Eastrr Tenn. KULL COURT FOR DIVORCE AND NIATRIMONIA L l'A ..... Thursday, April Y.S. Causes without juries : Wednesday, April 17: Thursday, 18: Friday, 56; Saturday, 27 : Wednesday, May 1 : Thursday, 2: Friday, 3; Saturday, 4: Wednesday, s. Thursday. 9. The probate causes will be taken first. Trials by jury of pro bate causes only : Friday, May 10: Saturday, 11; Wednesday. 15; Thursday, 16: Friday, 17: Saturday. 18. The judge will sit in chambers at 11 to bear summonses, and in court at 12 o'clock to hear motions, on Tuesday, April 10 : WednasdaY. 5 4 : Tues day, 30: Tuesday May 7 WWI Tuesday, May 14. All papers for motions must be left with the clerk of the papers before 2 o'clock on the preceding Thursday. The house adjourned at ten minutes past one. THE EAFTER VOLUNTEER REVIEW.—An official programme has been arranged conjointly by the managers of the South-Eastern and the London, Chatham, and Dover Companies. The volunteers will be conveyed from London froni the Charing-cross and Cannon-street stations of the South-Eastern, and from the Victoria and Illackfriars bridge stations of the London, Chatham, and Dover. From Dover the departures will be by the South-Eastern station and the Dover Harbour and Dover Priory stations of the London, Chatham, and Dover. The return fares for volunteers, if all the regulations are complied with, are as low as Is. 6d. to Dover and back, excepting Reading, from which the return fare will be 2s. 6.1. Numerous excursions are arranged by the South-Eastern Company, to Calais, Canterbury, and other places. The Pall Mall Ga:ette says :—"The Lords of the Admiralty have expressed th►ir willingness, if the exigencies of the public service will admit of it, to contribute some naval element to the review. All the arrangements for the review are progressing meet satisfactorily, and there is to be a prize meeting on the 21./th and Zird of April, near Folkestone, at which some handsome prizes (given by the inhabitants of Dover and Folkestone) will be competed for. A great volunteer review is to be held somewhere in the midland counties in July. The precise date, as well as the place, remains to be fixed." ISOM LAST NUM'S °AMTS. [NAME , . nr SOLICITORS AND PCITTHIS PARTICULARS TO BR OBTAINED AT THE (WICK OF THE CHIEF' REGISTRAR, COURT or BANKRUPTCY, yIABINGRALL4ITLERT.] niximurrs. HRBRT &Inn, 11011111Esnortli-etniet, Islington, pianoforte maker, to surrender April 14, at I. MARGARET ELIZA PARKER, Newinsteatrect. Aprn 24, at E. ABRAHAM lIORMI, Lorrinsore-rood, Walnurth, late increbant's clerk, Ora 17, at Y. . Pond-road, and Tottenham-road, Kings land, looking.ulais manufacturer, April 17, at 2. WILLIAM PIOONT Lane, Great Yarmouth, hatcher, Ap 24, at 1. SAMUEL AENETT COLLIS, Brighton-road, Surrey, manager for a brewer. April 21, at 1. Gaoling Plum, Aylesbury, licensed victualler, April 24, at 1. FRANCIS BRoWNE. Richmond, authoress, tri b l 21, at 1. EDWAIID CORNET , LittlehaMpton, Sussex, der, April 24, at 2. 11ENRT Rear, Lee-st., Kingsland-rd. , bricklayer. April 12, at 1. THOMAS CANNON, It. John's-road, Horton, and Paternoster-row, newspaper reporter, April 18, at 2. FREDERICK Dinneen, Aylesbury, corn dealer, April 16, at 11 EDWIN DAT, Eututreet, Walsrorth, haberdasher, Ap. 16, at 11 . THOMAS HILL, MIUInOn-hollanatreet, IteuMngton, tinware manu facturer, April 16, at 12. Jefilltral MuRTIMMORANVILLE, Camden-terrace, Wandsworth, surgeon. April 16, at 12. EDWARD HoLLINOWORTB, Clifton-road, Old Kent-mad, late clerk In the customs. Aprll 16, at 1. Itolticar JOHN IMVERLIT, Coleman-Street, City, and Paragon road. Hackney, attorney, April 16, at E. WILLIAM Joeen, Victorta-street, PLullco, commie ion agent, April M. at E. ELIZA SINLI. ledbury-mad, Bayswater, boarding-house keeper, April la, at IL ALPIND TYLER, Leighton-road. Kentish-town, accomptant'a clerk. April IS, at 11. THOMAS ETRE Foal:Mt New-square, lAncobes-but, and Denham, Bucks, barrister. April 29, at 1. BKNJAMIN PIVERLET, Coleman-street, and Bmokshrawalk, Homerton. attorney April 21 at I. EBENCLEE BATES, Vivian - road , Vlcturiasark,aactkMeer'S clerk, April Ti. at T. EDWARD RCS/MIDGE, Bognor, Sussex, grocer, Al3lll 24, at 2. BENJAMIN IsAACs, tiaitlit.lllll, musician, April 24, at 2. ALVOROVOH COOK. Fluchtey, c or n d ea l e r , A p ril 91 , 11 . JOUN JONATHANVEARREII:i;raIIse row, Bethnal green, dealer In Pim:llium Aprll •..10, at 11 . limn Cot unt P, Chatham. draper, April 20, at 12 . JAMES RICHARDSON Staines baker, April D, at 12. . . . HEGRGE House.. Dtuiatable and Luton, Beds, straw plait dealer, April 29, at It RetignT GAGE, HOLIOrd, Suffolk, farmer, April 29, at 1. CHARLES ToLurrr, Birmingham, tobacconht, April 10, at IL JAHN HuRLT . GS, Dedicatee, shrepsh., fanner, April 10, AL IR LSJILIAMISILAL, Attlehorough, Warwickshire, quarryman, Apse . . . . .-- • 17. at 12. JANES klAWNIM.ll.llllllllOcham, gun maker. April 17. at 12. Tnoxas 11 tusliatt, rukaltlll, Warwickshire, owl nmater, . —... .... April 17, at 12. CHUM= 111:L11118H, Etristal, baker, April 17, at 11. THVMAS Tr. \Erma , . Lyme Regis, brewer, Aprlll6, at 11. HaNay Aratasoa, Leeds cabinet maker April le atll. • .. .. . THONIII9 PLATT.. glKMeld, wood turner, April 17, at 12. H SPENCICH, Bakewell, Derbysh.. draper, April 17, at It ISAIAH HCOHN..+IIT 6KELTTIa, Liverpool, cunimiasfun agent, April TAI, at 11. ELtzAnrre Sitrrnessos, Liverpool, publican, April IS, at 11. Braar Nye, Much Wooltorr Laneathire, baker, Aprillo, at 11. HENRY RETHING, Menai Bridge, Anglesey, late bookkeeper, April le, at It WiwLx cwßrit, Liverpool, proi Blue broker, April 17, at 11 . JOHN HHoION. I'lceestnn, Lancashire, ship carpenter,Ap.l7.arlt FRANCLI MART MOSS and MARY JASE Moss, Manchester, watch makers, May 3, at 11 HENRY NoAR, Manchester, fustian dealer, April 29, at 11. PISTIR PRINCE, Stockport, joiner, April 18, at IN. ROISIXT OXLIT, North Shields, ship chandler, April 17. at It MICHAEL JORDAN, BishOpWCOMOOHJI, Duthaul, feather mer chant, April 17, at 12 . JZITRIT YALLINOHAH, Bradford, grocer, April 18, at 91 WILLIAN OATEN. D. ighlingtmi. Yorkshire, pitman, Ap IG, at 91. JOHN BARNiN. Sheffield, packing-case maker, April 18, at I GRORGE Iln4 Sheffield linnet April 18. al I. GOLDEN Elt3WlSTLE,Siieoela,ltruYlSiuU dealer's assistant, April 24, all . Joti EINOoP, Leesw,BBl, Flintshire, beciseller, April 18, at 11. JOHN E.DWAD.IOI, Mold, Ilintshlre, watchmaker, April 18, at 11 RORER? Gleam. Kendal. Westmorland. plumber, Ap. 1:1. at 10. THoMAN II GM IN, ( arliale, butcher, April PI, at 11. JADES THONPSON, Carlisle, innkeeper • April 18, at It. MARK ( 111.11101. M, Neweastie•upon•Tyae, hersebreaker, April 10. at 10 . _ . . . . . . Manchester, late clerk. Ap. 16, at 14. ItlcilAKl. lIIESMoRTM, Preston, Isle grocer, April 17, at It JOHN FALcoNBRIDOE, Alleshey, Warwickshire, beerhouse keeper, April 16, at 3. WILLIAM NORMAN, lbornley, Durham. grocer, April 17. at 11. ROBERT WHARMIST, NorthmlnEfleld, DerbEsh , ruilier,Ap.l6,alll. JoliN WARP PoPPLE, Peterborough, beei hour, keeper,Ay.2o,ulll. Jona DAIHILIt. Middlesbrough, grocer, April 17, at 11. ROBERT EA-uT SHARPY., Middlesbrough, builder. Ap. 18, at 11. WILLIAM WILKINS, Chatham, baker. April 16, at 3. JOHN REBT, Chatham, bricklayer, April I. at I. NATHANIEL IOoPIR, Brewton, Kent, layer In Chatham Both yard, April IS, at t. ROBERT WILES. Faversham, poulterer, April 19., at 11. Joint Vittogiticc DAVIS, Huntingdon, auctioneer, Aprlll7, at 11. jimmy Tunail KEELr o , Birmingham, lout , her, April IS. at 10. Geomit Hutton. Balsall heath, Wormatendure, late cal. propri et.,r, April 18, at 10. JOHN Pixie HoLt, Birmingham, journeyman corkscrew maker, April 18, at 10. . . • . . BANIML ARTHUR GIIZIMMAT, Aston, Bbinlngluun, commercial traveller, April 10, at 10. WILLIAM TIK.IIIIRAM, Leeds. hotel keeper, April 17, at 12. April 17, at 19- JAMI 3 STOTT, Brantley and Ansley, near Leeds, Ileac dealer, . . . JOHN ii4;e'sji:l.erds, ale agent, April 17. at 1!. Einar 111400 , gnetnt.m, Notts, news agent. Apr11:11, at 11. JOHN JORDAN, Darlington, house painter . April in, at 10. WILLIAM t'A atiso.Stokesley, 1 orksh., blaekennth,April Id, at 11. ROlllll7 Lloeklns Roth,calAnet maker, April 19, at 11 RICHARD tISHIR, Bath, CAM PO butcher, ptil tit , at 11. lUSEPH WHAM!, Devooport, sopenuanuatod sergeant of dock yard pollee. April N. at it. mums HCOIIOI Roman, Stoke Datuerel, Devonshire, engraver, April 18 at 11 . . HENRY POTNAR, Devoaport, tea dealer, April 18, at 11 . .1011 K Joni, Stoke Demerol. Devonshire, hatcher, April 18, at 11. RICHARD PULLED. St. Sidra, Devonshire. drapers assistant, April 18, at 11. Rona? CHARD/RS. iluntehaw, Devonah., fernier. April 18, at 11. RICHARD PARR, PortßCArkl,l3ainuricanslL,beerretaller,Ap.lo,o,L2. fir. mas Amos Lsols, Aberdare, puddler, April IT, at 12 WILLIAM MARE, Swansea, butcher, April 15, at 2 . .. . - RICHARD A D;llTS,Penclawddi,thainiffaulsh , Innkeeper•Ap.ls,at 2. WILLIAM FRWMDRI, Newton, utatoorganshlre, late Innkeeper, Aptil2s. at L . . Jgrit;llia — io.7.oo, Charlimey, Oxon, mean% April 16, g 101. WILLIAM PLUM., Syr!tiaTptoa, tea dealer, April la, at 10. JO_ wo e r tam, quarryman, Ap ril 80..0 11. WILLIAM FAIRMEATIIKR, Haverhill, Suffolk, tailor. April 16, at 3. FRANCIS HALL, Loughborough, grocer, April 17, at 11. TIIOIIIA/PlOorr, Oldbury, Worcestershire, miuer, Aprll 16, at SAMMIL %LACK, Jua, Wormhul, Derbyshire, late publican, April 13. at 11. Joint Dctnts, ?sake.llx, . ! 1 1pril . y. at 1. beerbouse keeper, Jiiiiiiiiiialialt s Woodbrldge,fiaffolk,porkbutcher,AprillS,at& Fatima HoLMIL Liverpool, butcher, April 17, at 11. WILLIAM PliTilt HICKS, Stunner., Essex, late merchant a clerk, April la at a JOSRPH MOORING, Houghton Regis, Beds, butcher. April 15, at 4. E►HRAIM MOORING. Dunstable. butcher. April 15, at 4. RLI RitiNoLnit,Wolverimmpton, beerhouse keeper, April 13. at It. JAmig PRAM Wolverhampton. commission agent, April 13, at It DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Holum STIRRING RMICON ST. Joss, Norwood, literary author —3rd dividend of 3s. 10d, April 10, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards', Basinghall street. WILLIAM ERIDGIR. Salisbury, surveyor—bit dividend of 7s. 9d.. April 10, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards', WILLLAN} I I:67III4ICK }LOOP[[, Gray's-Inn square, and Du*ally, Merionethshire, architect—ist dividend of 71d., April 10. and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Ed wards', Basinghallutreet, RICHARD WORSMICK and WORELIT JOHN WOILSWICK, Ipswich, builders—lst dividend of 114. Ild., April 10, and three subse quent Wednesdays, at Edwards', Basitighalletreet. Jolts Jaz= BuLascu and Rower BLAONCIN, Gateshead, =merchants -1R dividend of Is. lid., any Saturday, at man's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. THOMAS WiirrrAit and Son, Mlles Platting, Lancashire, shoe manufacturers—lst dividend of 2a. 71d., any Tuesday, at Mor gan's, Manchester. HARTLEY WILKINSON and JOSIAH KIRK, Burnley. Lancashire, cotton manufacturer-14 dividend of 2a. 24., any Tuesday, at Morgan's, Manchester. NIVIITON, Manchester, miller-Ist dividend of Md., any Tuesday, at Morgan's, Manchester. JANES Mecum, Rochdale, doper—lit dividend of ta on new proofs, and Ind dividend of Is. ou whole proofs, any Tuesday, at Morgan's, Manchester. JANIE (*Angling Bolton, grocer—lit dividend of 611. on new proofs, and Ow l dividend of Is. Id. on whole proofs, any Tues day, at Morgan's, Manchester. DIVIDENDS. _ May 1. J. Clarke and M. Brea, Barque lettuce, Cubit Town, drapers-May 4. F. J. Hammond, Cpper Gloucester street, Dorset-square, surgeon-May 14. F. W. Janvrin, T. K. 'karate, and A. I'. De Lisle, Austin Priam, merchants -May 6. T. Aver,,. Newcastieetreet, Parringdon-street, wine merchant- May I. W. Dell, Undid., Buckinghamshire, innkeeper -April April 14. W. Rawlings, Lillypot-lane, City. connuisaion agent-May 1. R. Remington, New Broadstreet-buildinas and Lloyd's, under writer-May 1. B. Crane, Love-lane, Earacheah, wholesale grocer -Amine. J. B. Hodgson and .1. Home, Wakeiiekl, Yorkshire, drapers-April LS. R. Walton, Mlddiesleough, Yorkshire, wine merchant-April M. P. Barker, Brighouse, Yorkshire, currier-- April 211. W. Wilts, Leeds, terracotta manufacturer-Apra IT. .1. Carroll. Liverpool, bookbinder-April Is J. Nicholson. Birken head, coal dealer-April 18. Ann Henry, Liverpool, licensed vic tualler-April 18. J. Persia,. and J. Farms, Crewe and Middle wich, Chmhlre, clock makers-April 18. E Bell, Rhyl, }link able'', boot dealer-April 27. R. Thorp, J. Goodler, and L. Peter. Liverpool, seed crushers-April 20. C. Crabtree. Dm. ton. Lanca shire, hat manufacturer-April 24. R. B. Roberta, Canton, Oka morstanshlre-April 28. R. Morgan, Aberdare, grocer-April IS. J. Bligion, Lourabredy, Dotsrashire, blacksmith-April Is. a. Clerk, Dorchester, watchmaker-April 18. Jana Canoe, Cerro Abbas, Dorsetshire, limeburner-April 24. 0. C. Beer, Torquay, bookkeeper to a brewery company-April 24. J. D. Williams. Plymouth, bainlresser-April 24. J. P. Beard, Devonport, grocer -April 24. J. M. Jewett, Davenport. ttrat-clam gunner in the royal navy-April 24. K W. L. Waite, Ridgeway, Devonshire, butcher-May 3. E. F. Green, Leadenhallatreet, merchant- May S. H. C. Cutts, Prance, merchant-May 10. T. Rolling*, Ingram-court, Fenchnrchaareet, wine merchant. CRSTIFICATE to be granted. unless cause be shown to the con trary on the day of meeting. Ma 1). M. Loewinsohn, Savage-gardens, Clutched Trim, ship ptsepLvED. R. R. Robinson and J. Llgertwood, Newbury, Berkshire, air. eta—F. A. Adams and H. J. Nash, Bond Court-house. Wal. brook, bankers-8. Lorendge. C. F. Clark, and R. 8. Walker, Wolvorhampton, inmfounders, eir far as regards R S. Walker - R. Milliner and .1. Cooper, Wandsworth. Suney, builders—ll. M. Payne and C. S. Payne, Southampton, china dealers-8. Barbital and C. Rudman, Clayton, near Manchester, oil distillers—J. WII. kineon, J. R. Stevens, and W. It. Wilkuison, Nieholaa-lane, City. attorneys , so far ia regards J. Wllkbmon—C Brown, R. Whalley, and J. Brown, Bradley, Tallithim, worsted mann. facturers, so far as regard K, Whalley—C. B. Valiance and A. M'Donnell, Liverpool insurance brokers—J. 0. Green wood and K Smith, Bank FOot Mills, near Bradford, manufac turers —G. Dutton and O. Miller, Chester, gracem—G. Chug°. and R. Goodson, Leicester. boot manufacturers—ll. Green and D. Wills, Old Rent-road, surgeon--4S. Maekanem and W. Pratt, Cardlngtonatreet, Hampstead-road, registered shadowleas body lamp manufacturers -J. Simpson and W. Paniger, Nettleham, Linjoimhire, limiting nlBll-2. Peyton and N. PePinot Birmingtuun metallic bedstead manutacturers—W. Rickatatin and J. Rickataon, Cleasent'alane, /Broad, curriers—W. Danger. geld and 14. Pont, Stroud and Maley, liloucestershire, silk spin ners—J. flint, T. Ackroyd, If. Broadbent, J. Radcliffe, A. Ha. worth, and U. Banns, Sonerby Bridge. Yorkshire, engineers' tool makers, so tar as regards J. Hirst and U. lifnns—R. Pntroye, A. Pitcher, and J. Mower. John -street, Bedford row. solkilora. ad tar as regards A. Pilcher—W. S. Smith sad Martha Mantis, anti A. Li. rani obit Mar) Kum hie wife, !limed Ilrmpstemi, fonishire. limikmdkre—J. Brown and J. Slorland, jun , r. r , ,. . church.street, wholesale tea dealers—T. W. Thwaites and I, Lister. Peri iealstrect. Clerkeowell. working Km ellen—J limiter and I'. Waldron.liirtitlnghium mating pot 111.11m.act —J. Daniel. and J. Wilkinson, Pendleton, Lancashire. Bugg Alphisil and W. stone. Duklrdleid, anufacturers of cotton cloth—E. Woerteler anal A. L. P y le . Nom a . street, Cheapside, merchants—W. Hall and .1 Bent. Markham, Kent. ironmongers —W. Spencer and T. B. Cutts, Nottitiglig o . lace manufacturers—T. W. Dee, H. W. Dee, and I. bee mei'. wood street, Soho, jewellers—E. Shackleton and kletoo Bradford, toy manufacturers—J. Hill and C. l'htlpott, W ulcer. hampton, boot manufacturers—E. W. 11W. N brake, and Monies. }feedlot& Muff manufacturers—J. P. Poulson and it . lees, Buxton, Derbyshire, coach proprietors - J. Morris hot Marlow, Leicester, wholesale grocers—R. L Henry and L Oven. Jun., Hatton-iguiden, importers of inerchauillso—K win and W. Todd, Hartlepool. attorneys—W. R. Boardman. Bullftwo. end A. Burma. llaslwough, Yorkshire. pouniirol i so tar as regards W. R. Boardman -J. Starkey sod II H Jam: son, Manchester, woollen merchants—J. Clad:Dim and J. Birmingham, surgeons—Cubilighmil and Co„ Dnuluirgh. se.: merchant. so tar as regards W. A. funinfdiam—ll Fylr Son, Glasgow, manufacturers, so for as regards 11. Eyre. SOOTCH SEMUKSTRATIGNS. Dann GRANT, Stracathro, Wright,l April ii), at the Commit cial Hotel , Bree.hln. Algeastigit SELIga, Mills of Brodie, Elginshire, miller, Agit 10, at Praacw's lintel, Forms. Glasgow. THE MIDLAND RAILWAY AND ITS ENI:INE DRIVERS. It will be remembered that about a fortnight since 1,200 men (engine-drivers and firemen) of the Nhl. land Railway forwarded " notioes" to the directors of t. company that they would cease work on the "god imc unless the demands contained in the memorial of d a e o . r , last were conceded. The threatened resignation of suc h', large staff has been the subject of much anxiety, which a now happily set at rest by the following answer t o t h e memorial just issued by Mr. E. S. Ellis, chairman:— " Derby, April 2.—An application having been made to the Locomotive Committee by the esiginemen and firemen for the further consideration of certain points in timr memorial, presented on the I:ith of January last, it wu reselved that the following regulations be established:- 1. Mileage.—The maximum per day to be—for 1.. u. senger trains 150 miles, and for goods trains 120 nek, • all in excess to be paid for as overtime. 2. Thee•—all drivers and firemen to be paid at the rate of 10 hours p er day, time to be taken when the men come on duty by mkt and when they leave duty. 3. Sunday duty.—All Smal l duty between 3 a.m. and 9 p.m. to be paid for as overtime. 4. Overtime.—Overtime to be calculated at the rate of eight hours per day, and to commence after ten hour,' duty ; but the existing arrangements as to regular trips to be continued as heretofore. 5. Time off duty.— So far as the necessities of the service will permit, nit, hours at the least off duty to be arranged for. 6. Met off duty.—Men who are not called on duty in consemniae of the trains being unexpectedly stopped to be paid 4 if on duty, if they have not made six hours per week. 7. Lodging allowance.—When men are required to hal;, away front home, 2a. 6d. per night in the country, anti.:. in London, to be allowed. S. Wages.—Enginemen to he paid as at present, viz., first six months, se. 6d. per 41... y ; second six months, tia. Cal. per day; full pay, is. per thy. Firemen to he paid as follows, viz., first 1.. months, a... 4. per day ; second 12 months, 3s. 9d. per day _full pay. h. per day. 9. Leaving the service.—Fourteen days' notice be given by either party.—On behalf of the Loconiot..! Committee, E. S. Ewa, Chairman." It need hardly be said that this liberal oonoession of the directors has given great satisfaction to the men. Pd. l CI. prices I 7 8 7 8 370 390 id 1 18 20 6 61 2 3 2 3 9 101 2 31 4 6 171 131 19 204 d 1 33 IS 21 21 7 9 4 .41 21 11,119 4060 7 9 6 61 3 31 32 34 290_310. 11 1 . 4 41.1 12 111 disj 1i 0181. I tk $ 441. 8 11 Wlt 4 dlud 2527 100 104 106 Kil • 648 7 sdb 5 51- Ili 3 5 dik 16 16 di% 4 31:11 , 113 118 Aaciip COURT. The mutt will alt at Westminster on inch day or days as may be appointed by the judge. ADMIRALTY COURT. The court will sit at Westminster on Tuesdays. April 16 and SO, and May 7 and 14, at hall-put 10, for suntan - man and motions in number, and at 11 am. for motions in court. The court will bear causes from Friday, April 12, to WednoldaY, Aprll 17, both days Inclusive : and from Thursday, April IS, to Saturday, May IS, both days inclusive. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORTHERN CIRCUIT. —Lzens, APRIL 5. Cn•IL Cuurr.—(Before Mr. Justice Smith.) DYSON r. LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY. Mr. nullity, Q.C., and Mr. Wills for the plaintiff ; Mr. Overend, Q.C., and Mr. Campbell Foster for the defendants. The plaintiff is thirty-three years old, being in partner ship with his father at Huddersfield, a cotton-waste dealer. He brought this action to recover compensation from the defendants for serious injuries he received on the 7th August last, while in a London and North Western train, and near the Victoria Station at Manchester. He had left home at 10 o'clock in the morning, and on approach ing Manchester the train was signalled to stop. Trains fol lowing were also signalled not tocome Toward, but in spite of that one of the trains of defendants' ran into that in which the plaintiff was seated. The plaintiff was looking out to see what was the matter when the collision took place, and he was so hurt *bout the head and body that he could scarcely do any business in Manchester, and was obliged to hasten home. He was kept to his bed six weeks, and he has suffered great pain ever 'Moe. He estimated that his yearly share m his father's business waa equal to 3.50/., but DOW he could not perform the duties he had been accus tomed to. He used to walk long distances before this happened, but now he could not get above two miles a day, and not go more than a mile an hour. - _ Mr. Rhodes, of the Huddersfield Infirmary, and Mr. B. Hey, of Leeds, described the osse of the plaintiff to be a most deplorable one, and said the patient was likely to get worse instead of better. Mr. Overend •ddressnl the jury for the defendants, who did not deny their liability, bat wished to have • jury's opinion as to what compensation the plaintiff should receive. Vanhet for the plaintiff-I,ooot. damages. OXFORD CIRCIIIT.--GLoucesTaa, APRIL 5. (Before Mr. Justice Blackburn.) SKELTON T. LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. Mr. Hnddleeton, Q.C., and Mr. T. 0. Griffits were for the plaiotiff ; Mr. Powell, Q.C., and Mr. Hill for de fendant.. The action was brought against the London and North Western Railway Company by the widow of Mr. William Skelton, an iron shearer of Walsall, who was killed while crossing the defendants' line by a train. It seems that on 14th January Skelton was crossing the line, the gate, which was usually fastened when • train was passing, being open ; he was shouted to by several per sons who saw his danger, but being rather deaf he did not hear, and was knocked down by the train and killed. He was earning about 41. • week, and was over 60 years of . . -.. The widow was examined, as well as a man who was about to cross the line at the same time, but happened to stop to look at a goods train which was just leaving, and whi:b had obscured the view up the line, so that the approaching train could not be seen until a person got nearly on to the middle of the line. There was a long discussion as to whether the defen dants were bound to keep the gates closed when a train WA pasting, and whether the accident did not arise through the deceased's own negligence. The j dge u said he would nonsuit the plaintiff on the point of law in volved, but the verdict of the jury could be taken in case his ruling of the law should prove to be inoorreet. Mr. Haddleston argued that the gates were not closed when the deceased came np, and that this was a tacit invitation to him to cross the line. Mr. Powell denied that there had been any negligence on the part of the company ; but even if there had, there had been contributory negligence on the part of the deceased, and thus the company were absolved from liability. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff—damages 8001.-400/. to go to the widow, and 100/. to a daughter who is dependent upon her. THE POLICE COURT& GREENWICH. Mr. Jampie Hopjood, of Viito7l-bouse, Lurie-park, fiydenham, who was recently cLrged with publishing a series of libels, by writing on the 01111V1111 and windows of railway carriages concerning Mr. Alfred Watson, an at torney, as already reported, and for which he was com mitted to take his trial at the Old Bailey sessions to be held on Monday next, attended before Mr. Maude, the sitting magistrate, and entered into the required bail (two sureties in 150/. each and himself in 300/.) to take his trial in the Court of Queen's Bench, to which court the indict ment has been transferred on a writ of certiorari. flabat an Mitt /fn. CHATHAM, Amtn. 6. The Lords of the Admiralty having decided on disposing of most of the line-of-battle and other steamers attached to the steam reserve at this port, many of which have for years past been blocking up the entrance to this harbour, and costing, on an average, upward, of LOOM per annum each to keep them in repair, an order has been received directing the sale to Messrs. Castle and Co. of Baltic Wharf, Millbank, of the Orion, 79, 3,281 tons, 600- horse power ; the Cressy, 68, 2,540 tons, 400-hone power ; the Leander, 39, 2,700 tons, 400-horse power; the Chesa peake, 35, 2,377 tons, 400-horse power ; and some others, all of which have been, for some years past, lying idle in the Medway. A number of the line-of-battle and other steamers attached to the Portsmouth steam reserve have likewise been purchased by the same firm. The Chesa peake and the other vessels will be sold with their boilers, machinery, and engines complete. WOOLWICH, APRIL S. A large quantity of Palliser shot and shell is now being shipped at the Royal Arsenal for Jamaica and Canada. THE AGRA BANK.—The Calcutta papers an nounce the re-establishment of the Agra Bank in that capitaL So large a number of our readers are interested in the prosperity of this institution, that we give proud. nent insertion to the following extract from the Calcutta Englishman of the 2nd of March:—" Yesterday, accord ing to promise, the Agra Bank re-opened for business in Calcutta. We are glad to learn from our reporter.' that the anticipations of the friends of the bank have been fully realised. We hear that the fresh receipts, paid into the bank yesterday, exceeded the payments on account of the second dividend to the creditors of the old Agra and Has terman's Bank. The first day's work may, therefore, be taken as • good harbinger of the future. The Agra Bank grown up amongst us, though of somewhat ancient date now, has been so intimately connected with the past his tory of India, that civilians, soldiers, merchants, and traders will be glad to hear of its re-establishment." So many hard things were said by the Indian newspapers about the bank at the time of its great troubles in the summer of last year, that we publish the above proof of renewed confidence with much pleasure. The Agra Bank has kept all its promises most faithfully, and there is nut a chance of those which are yet unfulfilled being realised with less punctua li ty. It was truly said by Lord Thur. low that " confidence is a plant of slow growth ;" and perhaps its growth is never slower than when it has once been destroyed. But a great number of people—through food report and evil report—maintained their faith in the bank, and attributed to external causes, of a character discreditable to others, the disasters which overtook it. The readiness therefore which is now shown by customers to trust their financial interests to the Agra Bank must be regarded less as a restoration of confidence than as a proof that it has never been destroyed.—Homeward Mail, April 5. BRITISH COLUMBIA AND THE CANADIAN CONTE DERACY.—Yesterday forenoon we received intelligence l i that the Legislative Council of British Columbia had on 1 the previous day declared unanimously in favour of the incorporation of British Columbia as • province of the Canadian confederacy ! The news was sent to us by tele gram rill San Francisco, by two members of the Legis lative Council of British Columbia. Here is the des patch :—" New Westminster, 8.C., March 18th, 1867. Miter Toronto Olobe—The Legislative Council unani mously voted to-day to apply for the admission of British Columbia into the confederacy. A. Dr Cosmos, F. J. BARNARD, members." This is a most interesting move ment on the part of our fellow colonists on the other side of the continent, and the first step, we trust, towards the opening up of a route to the Pacific on British American soiL —Toronto Globe, March 20. HEALTH RESTORED BY Du BARRY'S FOOD TO THE STOMACH, nerves, lungs, end liver, curing dyspepsia (Indiges tion!, constipation, diarrhea, acidity, headache. neuralgia, hys teria, palpitation, sleeplessness, debility, wasting, cough, asthma, fevers consumption, low spirits, 60,000 annual cures which had res isted all medicines, including that of his iloWnsa the Pepe.—Tim, at Is. 10.1. ; lib ta. 9d. ; 121 b., 225. ; 241 b.. 40s. —Du Barry and Co., 77, Regent-street, London ; also at Fortnum and Masai s; end at al, Oracechurchgtreet ; 4, Cheapaide ; RY and 150. Orfurd street and all grocers and chemists.—{Adver- Cleanest. o 3,00 0 ! ; ~s 6,144 .. 6,06) .. 1,9061 1 .. 4, 466' .000, .. 19,400 i 6 a. .. 6. 6. 1. 6, .. 9, 60,___, 4 1.024 51! .... 51 .. 1.05 .. ro. I Mt. I 26. • a 2 100, 1 II,00(0 20 16,000 l 25,0001 2 so,oonq 6 10,000 10 100,1100, 1 26,000: 21,0001 00,000 t 20,000' 20 Sr* 11 ii:iii 52r. 10,000 10,0061 .10.000 ioo,oaai .Itooo Chlrertoo ;tlilfor.l Antal SO Der. (1 Con. (Tarlatek :1 1 !Drams&lls East Kassel 'Illogan) Caradoa 11.14 taro Ere& Y.ast Lirenville lEast 1. alt E. W. Russell 'Tar istk 1 111.2.6 IGrambler & St. Alton 66 'Groat Lucy 'Llrritod) all , Great South Tolgus 14a6d G. W. Vor (Holston, Grenville Herod • Voot • N. 101. H Inost .41 1).M! Maroarot Fey Lelaati 13.17.6 Marko Valley Myr> tidy Irdi. Ore .9 New Sewn North noshtar BB ,North Wheal Crotty l'odod IProritlence (C. Letitia, 10.6.7 S. Caradoa tat. Closer; If South Condurrow S. W. Friunes ;Mogan: 18.18.9 ,stray l'at k 55.16.6 Tin Croft West Basset flllottaal , I} W. Ovation ildt4eard, 14 West Chiverton West Solon 4 i Wh. Basset illlosan' ; Wh.Buller (Hodrath , ' "'" ii - 51aryAgili;31Zhen. i Whoa •tetml . 1 _ wu Trelawucv Llski FOREIGN 1111.T113. Slum. %laminas Linittel; Anglo-lirat.Gold;Lins.) kustrallan Cape Copper (Limited , ' +Cepala Silver ; Limited) eliontaleso.di 8. Nina , Coplapo (Limited .. Don Poiro, Dui Re East Del Rey fLirsiltadll Fortuna I Limited; !Twain° et BolirlaGolill General , Rwanda (Limited) Linares (Limited) Lusitanlan !Pabuleillo Copper (L.'. Pestarena Gold ( Lim.) 1'044441mnd Silver Lead: Port Phillip 'Royal Coble ener ,(100, 1 'Scottish Australna: 11,0 0 th 'St John dui Rey (Lim.) 43,1741 SO 'United Mexican (I lm.' 110,000 8 'Val Antlgoria Gold !L.] 60,000 1 'VallansaacaClold(Una; 10,000 10 Vancouver Coal 'Lim' ROW 10 Val Sartain , Liraltall 10.000 6 Waahoe Gold (Limited, Komi 1 Northing (Limited'. 11,000 1 Yorke Peolnaula(Lint.' Ana S 'Yndanainutana (Lim.) ILDICILLAI No. len I 00111PLINIEL Ooame!ska!l:Talos(laa; 10 Co. of AlricanNw.(L 20 Continental On.Ges (L. I: no m nt . gizaATi.; SO Do.of Mauritian (L) aa (?feral Palace ...... M. Do. Pretences St. Do. 6 .et Pere. Dalt (Limited 1 20 0 Eastern Amara Tea )(L 60 h. IndlaLand,C.& PhaL 20 E. India Irrig. & . 20 Ebbw Tab ... . 20 NintlanCota,Fll7l.ll ; i PA. alectric New Telegraph 10 Do. 1: EnglAitr Cr .d 1 1410 & ScottlahMaria.( i 10 20 ore-at (Warehouse ) 50 ears (Limited) . 10 OenaralCredit&D n ik) 16 Gen. Steam Na c 60 Lome &Cola:dal .IL.' 10 Hower oeg & Chiaa Oes 20 Madame. Bay 10 Im.landCo.llaraeLles L 1 Indian Car r ry waa la.; 10 Internat. 1 ' 20 Internat. Land . 50 Italian Land. SO Italian brig. (Can.oay. 100 Do. 6p. c. BM. r. 50 Laud Securities; lam.) 26 Lond...thicanTradlng 16 Los. & Caledon. M. (L) 10 Lon.Connir Land &B.(L: 1 6 load. DletrictTeleg.(L. SO Load. Florin. Argo. (L) ,16 Load. 0. OnantbesC.(L. 60 Lond.6lolaegling.Co. I 10 Load. Provincial Marine 1 1 20 Madras Iriigs. & Canal. sp. ct.a.bylndianGov. 1111 Marine Investment (L. ,1 20 Mauritius Land, dke. (L. , 10 WAIL Erten. Te1.(1..) 1 60 Merchant Shlpplng (L ; 1 et. Mehra V.Ld.&DocIt(L) 50 tilliwall [matron's. 110 Natal Land & CoLC. (1 : 25 National Db. Com. (L ' 16 Do. New, lowed 5 p M National Prov.MarbilL 100 National Stew Nitr.(l , 20 NwboddsCoaLtlrna(L 10 NewConaoLdat.Dia(L ` 6 New Quebroda, Limited 25 N.Zealand 1..&11.A.g.,L 26 N.Zealand T.& Loon (L) 10 10 Northam Imam Tea(L) Do B St. N.Bria.Anttraleslan (L ) 50 N. ertt3tMeresa. In.(L. ' 25 Ocean Marine (Insara.; 50 OrieotalPlnandalflam.) II OrtentalOaa(Ltraltied) 5 Do. New 10 Orient Inland Steam(L) all 10 Otago & Sthland invest I I Ottoman Oaa (Limited all 10 Panama B.M. Staam(L.) all 5 Do. do. St. Peelltiv. LandalLa.(L: 100 SO Peninsular& o.lltemm 1 an 50 Do. do. New all 00 ,Ithymney Iron I all 15 1 Do. New all M 111201.Citylmprov.(1.) 1 all ' ID 1 Janeiro Gan (Lin: all '100(loyal Mall Steam OO St. . t. Matra. Invert (L , 100 10 Plain. &Egypt& (LI 10 00 BefrlranM.&ln.(L) 6 20 Anatraltma Land., , all 1 116. beach's Telegraph llOO 1 Do Snip , le l Constriao.&Main(L laL Do. Do l6, ' 16; runnel* Mersey In.(L $ 11 20 Petroleum (L IM fr 10 Trnat&Arenor of= 1 SO . &L Co. ail , 5 SO 17a.Marine of uver. (L I 16 United DlacountCorp* 5 I Unitad K. Tele& Co.(L., all a , Do. 10 per cent prat all le I Devon. Marble laa(L) II SS IVan 124019021'11 land ff 2 ini. Vlogroyof navaa(Maa. SO Warrant Mance (1&& 111 IN WatlndiadtPaclecat le lisi 1 si 11 1 an ie 8 681 3.17.0 117,600 100,000 7,600 r ii 3 NS 811 18 60 61 60 23 25 24 il 21 V 97 100 120 126 7 Ebb NHS 32 14 GO 70 i 3 II )FU' ti 31 Pal dl. 71 72 1 B ri MO 7 2 MARKET& TALLOW—FRIDAY EVENING.—Tho market was steady and prices closed as follows :—Spot and April, 4411. lid. to 44$ AI June, 445. 01. ; October and December, sellers, 445. Ibl. beim. her, 455. C.d. to 435. Delivery to laxt evening, 946; arrlllll.. 10 Town tallow without change, 445. net ta.h. At audits small parcel Australian made 441. Gd. to 4re. ; sheep, Cls $1 I. 445. 3d.. mixed, 335. to 454 Ed. low and good beef. No seat American offered; the nominal value Is 44e. 64. first 1.11,. Cocoa nut oil b quiet. Cochin, : Ceylon, 49.. to 49. of Sydney, 4b4. to 4711: good to fine down to 43x. to 414. Dincrs cocoa out stearine bought In at 445. ; Palm kernel stearine *AI at 41s. Palm oil steady, 40s. 6d. to 415.: floe Lagua, 376. to 5* COTTON.—LffirgePont, APRTI. b. —The cotton market Is mist abundantly supplied from the recent imports, and the demse.l, though very general, continues to be confined chiefly to the supply of the immediate requirements of consumers. Pricer are irregular, and close In most instances pt. to id. per lb Ilea last Thunder,. quotations. Sea Island is In Increased demand., hut is very freely offered, and the common and medium qUalitlri are id. to Sri. per lb. lower. American is much premed be sale, and the quotations show a decline of id. per lb. In the common and middle, and 4.1. In the better' qualities. New Irk advice* to the 4th instant quote middling at toe cents, costing to sell in Liverpool Itid. per ship, Rid. lot steamer. In Brazil • fair amount of badness has nee done, but • decline has been submitted to of Id. per lb. Ecyptian has been very heavy, and males have Pecs made at as Irregular decline of id to id. per lb. Smyrna is quoted shout 4.t per It.. lower. East India has lean very freely offered at a dr. cline of fully id. per It.. Speculators have taken divine the seek 7eo, exporters 12,460, and the trade 4tt,300 bales. We have had a no dente demon!, but owing to the large supply °aerie:. especially of American, prices are again e asi er. The sales are !IMO hales. of which %OW arc for export and speculation. The following are the official quotations:—Fair Orleans, lild. Tod dling ditto. 13d. ; fair Ilolale, 14jai. middling ditto, lid. , far Uplands, 14jd. middling ditto, 120. COTTON 000D9.--IlahrtigsTait, APRIL s.—The market Ur shipping yarns has been very quiet to-ilay, and to effect sake lower Wee' must be accepted. There is a strong cossico amongst sellers that prices have uear:y reached their lowest, Nod lea spinners appear disposed to enter into large contrscts at the rates now uttering by buyers. In home trade yarns there 4 about a retail business going on, and some concession has been nude in prices. There Is not much pressure to Oil In the cloth market there le no new feature. the ahem). 01 hastiness is not greater than it hu been for severs! days past. let it atri►es the attention more forcibly because this is a market day. There is no positive change in prices, though the) at certainly a shade weaker, and the feeling in the market is rahei duller. CURN.—CRILISFOILD, APRIL 5. There woo a modest, supply of wheat at to-day's market. awl a quiet trade at shot the Mee of last week, white making 665. to Otis.. extra. , ou red. 61s. to Ora., extra, 635. Very Uttle barley offering. &go Arm. Average :—Whest, his. 10d. : barley, etle &1.: uatt. 2, • Lilieuidi, A nit 5. —There has been a amen supply ul vilest at our market today, and Min, at last wee►'s prime. Scan,lyl ally , barley diming, and nominally at last weeks prices. Whelk red. 511. to Ga. ; white, CMS to 675. Barley, 35e. to 455. LIVICRPoOL, APRIL s.—We had a good attendance at is day's market, and there was a good deemed for wheat. skin realising an advance of 6d. to sd. on the week. flour fina st precious rates. Indian corn In moderate request, at ul. per•lr. advance on the week. Earley unaltered. Peas steady. i ht• meal and Egyptian beans rather duster. WAKEYIELP, APRIL A Wheat trade steady. at last Fddlis prices. Barley dull. beans and oats unaltered. COAT—Lannon, APRIL 5-11nlywell Main. 10a. : Willi End Braddylls Ream. 16s. : Walls End Hettea lea. W ; Walls End Camden. 17s. G. Walls End Cason,. 17a : %silt End Hartlepool. 17a. ed.; Walla End Kellar. : Walls Etl East Hartlepool, 17s. dd.: Walls End loath Hartlepool. 1e: W a n. End Thorsley, 17a.: - Walls End Teen, 18a -- 1 11Hin 4 market, a 3 ; acid, PT. TEAFFIO RETURNS. Miles Pas- Meg- Total. Pa =WATS. open. ampere chaname. 1867. IM. March 11 to 20. E A E t Great Central of &Wain.. 1,714 7,540 9,7 - .4 '.,71 .. .... • Weak ending Mardi 18. . . S.AustrianLonilanly&C.L (South Anstrnui Line) —lOOl 7,318 39,457 36,715 50.)'' tm:r Italy iinluding the v enetlan Lines) : .1401 18,407 23,10 6 40,515 r4n Week ending Merck 24 Lendlon,Tllbury,tk.Southend 638 361 939 1..:Z Week =din March 39. West Cork l7l 48 38 60 Week ending March 31. 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