The Express. — London, England, 1864-04-13 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Before Mr. Juatioe Was.) The coroner's jury who came to the court on Monday to rea m, directmos es to the course to be taken consequent w o their not being able to agree upon their verdict w hether it should be oo• of murder or naandanghter, at ke,j,d again this morning, amompanied by Mr. Blrd, the sooner. i The learned jadp having referred to the circumstances of : b e ea se said be was informed that the difitoulty was whether they should return • verdict of manslaughter or ote of murder. He had no right to refer to the „,. te , but he would merely oteerve that if any . doubt t outed aa to the quality of the offence, they might at ti event+ consider themselves justified is lading • verdict msue lsughtm, and this could not lad to any failure of jwtice, because if the facts warranted It a magistrate might wes timite the we, and oommit thi t ierioner for murder. e&B dded sting the axone: had pro y perfumed his duty h F meting the jury to attend at • imam, The jury then retired, and it was arranged that they shou:d he re•summoned by the coroner, when 03 doubt, a erdiet of manslaughter will be returnel THE MARYLEHONE MURDER. J.to Drrine, 18, • morose-looking youg man, MO charged with the wilful murder of Joseph Duck. The pri soner was also changed with the like Wenn upon the co roner's inqaisitioa. Hr. Gaud and Mr. Beesley conducted the prosention ; the prisoner was defended by Mr. Sleigh. The fame of the can have been given very recently, and the evidence against the prisoner wee certainly of • very • woad character. The deceased man wee • retired warn burbler, nail had, it appeared, some short time previous to the ,ccurrence which led to his death, lost his wife. He was in the habit of using • public-house called the Silt's Had, is Greet Chesterfield-street, is Manlike's, which was o cly about four doors from the house at which be himself resided. On the evening of Thwedey, the 10th of March, the deceased spent*, great portion of the evening in the List" Used, and left there between 12 and 1 o'clock on the „ wro n g of Friday, and shortly after he left he wee found by • police-constable lying insensible on the ground not one hundred yam from the public-boon. The constable at first thought he was the worse for liquor, but on a elver examination he found be was bleeding profusely from im join he had received on his head. He was conveyed to 0,, hospital, but be scarcely rallied from that time natal he dint, When the deceased left the public-house he had in his possession a watch and chain with a seal attached to it, od two sovereigns, and he also had round hie seek a black silk tie. and when found by the constable neither of the articks mentioned were found upon him. The p jiver, it sp puired, had for some short period before the occurrence been oat of employment, and had been lodging at • common l o diog-house, about half a mile from the spot where the occurrence took plus, and it appeared that on the evening of Thursday, the 10th March, the prisoner had been refused admittance to that bean in awasequeace of his inability to par for his bed, which was four-peen. The prisoner in the course of the evening was in the King's Heed, and while there be made soon complaint as to his destitute condition, and • snlimiption was made by some of thou preexist to enable Lira to procure a lodging. The deeerd man Duck was sited to contribute • trifle, amid refused, stating that the prissier had been in • good situation, and had left it of his own accord, which he had no basins= to do, and and some harsh term towards the prisoner, who made some alight reply, and left the house. Shortly after the barman sod the prisoner were in the parlour together, and before leaving the barman poked the are with a bar el iron, which stood in the grate for the purpose of • po k er, sod the prisoner asked him to laud him the leg of • broksa chair which was in the room, for • hammer. The barman, however, mule no reply, and shortly after left the room, Levin the prisoner alone there. Oa his return the Pri soner had left, and the poker and leg of the chair were also miming. It appeared that • bar of iron was found near the spot where the deceased lay at the time be warn first seen by the policeman, which bad some of deceased's hair sticking to it, leaving no doubt that the injuries were inflicted with that weapon, which was identified by the barman of the King's Heed as the piece of Iran which he had used to poke the fin in the evening, The prissier appeared to have left the public-house about half-past 11, and after that time he was seen by • police. constable on that beat on two or three ovation leaning against the door of the public-house. The last time the constable saw the prisoner he asked him whether he was doing anything, and he replied that he was sot at that time, but expected something to do shortly. At this time one of the doors of the public-hove was shut, and the other open, and on returning past the eases spot • quarter of an hour bier the house was closed and the prisoner was goes. A few minutes after that the constable found the deceased as has been described. It appeared that although the prisoner, on the Thursday, was to all appearances entirely destitute, on the next day, Friday. he net some one to change a sovereign, and spent • good dal of money la the purchase of various srtides. He was tho seas to be in poessesion of a watch and chain, which ha vain be had peeked up in liagest-sereet, and which, bung of a rather peculiar character, was identified by de suntan as the oat which the dunned had in his penises eon. The primmer we. also seen in possemein of • seal of peculiar character, which corresponded with the one which was on the deceased's chain on the eight of the occurrent*. The watch was given by the phone to one of his fellow lodger to sell ; the ream, however, could not sell it and retuned it to the prisoner. who took oat the ineide and gave the OLIO to the wittiest to sell. The prisoner was also seen in passerine of a black necktie, which he offered for sale, and which from certain marks which wen on it corresponded with the one worn by the deceased. More than twenty wituana were examined for the pro. metuttoo. and although they were all aroarexamined by Mr. Sleigh, nothing was elicited that tended to alter the com plexion of the nee as above narrated. [The trial was still proomecling when our report left.] (Before Baron Pigott.) G. • Hewlett surrendered to tate hie trial for haring ad...dully forged and counterfeited certain trade marks pith intent to defraud. herjeant Simon was specially retained with Mr. Sleigh to conduct the prosecution. Serjeant Ballantioe (also specially retained) and Mr. Cake appeared for the defendant. The case stood over from the last sewsion, but the learned counsel for the prosecution now stated that upon looking at tae depositions he was of opinion that the evidame was not radicieot to support the charge. verdict of Not Guilty was consequently taken. CHARGE OF MCRDER. Ann Beery, 29, was charged with the wilful murder of ter iSagitimaq child. The evidence in thin cue west to show that the primmer Ca delivered of the child in question, and that it via found dead io a water-closet, but there was nothing to show that tlr ' , limner had wilfully Gamed the death. The jury, therefore, returned a verdict of Not Guilty. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKENWELL. • VIOLIN!' WOMAN. Harriet Hays, • moroseleolrieg weed, wee charged eito an em pti og to mur d er h er h us b so d under the toilowurg cirearenaocee 3 CliicLetts, solicitor, appeared for the prosecution. The husband, who appeared in the witnesehox with his heal enveloped is surgical bandages, said that he had bees living apart from his wife owing to her datileted habits. He had lately taken her beck, on her promise to reform, but be had no sooner does to than she robbed him, and again left him. Whilst he was °airing to his stable the prisooer called oe him and asked hint for some money. He told her that be bad coma to tire her, on which she took up a shovel and mid that she scald have his life. Whilst he wee stooping the prisoner threw a brick at him, which struck him on the temple with great force, and rendered him insensible. He bled profusely and he had been usable to work liEr. Be had been married to the primmer for some P; sod dining the whole of that time he had ' ie nd very =happily with her owing to bee drunken habit,. She bad frequeetly threatened his life and had it not been for the interference of some layentao;lere, he had Oat the least doubt but that whilst he was imensible she 'souk! have belaboured him with the shovel. She did all she could to aggravate him to strike ben, but this he would tot do, and therefore she struck him. The prisoner said that her husband was of • very aura ming disposition, and when he was in his temper, if oily the cat was i n the room it annoyed him. What slis did was M self-defeace. Witnewe s were called who proved the husband's state. tv,t. sod deposed that he was a steady, sober, hard working fami lia magistrate mid it was plain that the prisoner was • v i 6 :vnt woman. and moteeeed her to two months' hard lab,ur in the House of Correction. W.AN DSWORTH. ROBBERIES AT RAILWAY STATIONS. Taylor, a respectably-drained young men, wag • charged with picking the pocket of $ lady at the Clapham . I. .iiPtion railway ststioa. SIN. Ann Sinmmen, a widow lady, redding in Weston str,t. Pentonville, said—Let evening, I was going to Loadon by the train from Clapham jnoctioa. There was • Mat hustle on the platform. and as I was getting into • carnage, the nrisatier, who was standing by the side of me. Put LI band in my pocket, and tank my pone. The inspector of the station said—My attention was called in the Prosecutria who complained of baring had her parse .tale* by a short young man who had got into the train. I weal to• carriage and the prosecutris could not see him. I a•iticed the prisoner sitting back behind the other pee. "team and suspecting that he we the me. I took him oat and the lady identified him. The train bad jest started, b "I looted into the carriage an d found the puree behind the seat on which the prisoner had been sitting. He at Bret denied the robbery but he afterwards admitted the charge. Mr. Ingham inqui re d wissuwa anything was known of THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENINQ, APRIL . Is, 1864. Sergeant Usher said Le beHesied the Farmer had 'bee a Wee cense. He wished for mineral. Mr. Ingham aaked the iliffetiOr, Wombed a einnar ems cs tioaderes the other primmer wield be remmodasd. 11e acid as Itemiay Next. Yr. Ins then remanded the preieoner until Monday, and hi told the preeeentaix that she met 'Mead as that madam . _ QOrdoolan Oak Nei Dram Oarimair Da•j•ardiv. Waif DAD ip nYrWb D. sad DlJame zamme , o PutletAbd.la sad it= I= e riettern Ord. W. De. A Nook DA Z. Ang. Stk.. Sal Om* Norther aceltrad dirtssNotttord AAA I •ress. to Mr. Mr- Dalit &Up. lipoid/I Ot. truth Wr. (Ira) Grog Wasters DA Roar IraLeda.Btt De. South Waist DA W. MIL. Do. Da DA Da Liresehir. • Terkaatirs yadrit add _ die nib fe f 36 37 1111 17 M SI 106 104 446 47 WO 131 Me 1199 1110 LIS 91 Ce dae d 6 ad • 416 zd We dal ad U iB zd 109 ad 1•91 loot • W 12 In 119 114 99 99 64 66 =ll=ll.l3wast !Dm lasi= &Daft W. IlawissAlkaslaWabou Masjewt.,& Locals& liacyport wad (Wilds Da. 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Desk . n It 7 no 1 - 60,000 100 UneeLon/Livmposi U 31 Upm 117 10,000 100 Do. New U St St pro - 100,000 00 Ansi° Anskian 20,000 20 Anglo halls. (United) 5 1 11pna 0 22.600 40 Australasia ao 74 76 - 7,600 40 , Do. New U We Zpse - 10,000 U Bank of =, NI 151 - 6,000 100 Back of iEh 163 171 - 26.000. 20 Rank of Otago (Llialled)l 2 11 Nom - 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (L) M 1 2pm - 10,000 60 BankofT ictoria,Austria 11 62 44 - 6.000 100 Bank of Wales ;Us) I M If led L- 50,000 10 Bank of New Zeala nd - 60,000 10 .Bradliao&fortagseleg 111 111 41pro - 15,0001 60 Init. & American RAIL, 16 4 6pm - 20,000 60 British & Californian (I.; 6 II 21pm - 10.000 50 British N. Anierka I all 40 61 -. 12,600 20 Char./R.lSn. Columbia 10 11 !fpm - 32.100 10 C. bk. Indis,Aaa, Chlzia all 41 41 - 7,600 M' Do. New IIO 19 20 pre - NON 215 'CUD& IL of India. Ite !NI 70 72 - 8,000 100 City 2,000 100 ! Do. New 10,000 100 Colonial - 100,000 10 Consolidated Book (L) 6 61 71prs II 4 5,000 100 Continental (L.) IS - -pm - 12,000. 60 East London (11161144) 6 4 shoo, - 8,000 50 . Do. New 10,000 100 English and Irish (Una )15 21 3 pail 141 26.000 20 ling.ScoL&Aurgaretiti all lIM - Arno. 50 , English and Serednk In 3 4 pea 1.11 40004 60 European Bank( _Umitml 10 11 l ) pm -. 1%000 100 Illndium.Chlsaitlap(le 2111 11 It pm - 10,000 100 ' Do. Now - 12,000 100 Imperial Bank, LUNN M 10 ft pa - 1,000 100 " Do. New - 13.5,00 d 10 ilinpargl Ottoman IS 9 4 Oltwo lei 4 100,00 20 0 ,land Moet.ll4. lodia(L` 2 a 3pm 44 10,000 100 London Bank of 8000(11 18 limn liril 10000 100 London and Brazilian - 5,000 UV Lon.LAyetetILPINCLI 40 13 15 pm - 10,000 25 Do. do. New l4 34 31pm - 600000 IN on , Ete.. &SARNI. (L) It I 3pm - 90 lon. Ch.kank et Ariel all IN Tr °' - 1%000 100 London and CoiceiN (L /6 fda firm - 30,000 60 London and Omustp M 61 43 411 6,000 100 Loo. liamtg.oors.l3.(L) IS 41 61pin - NON SO :London Joist Meek.- 10 41 43 48 te l 16.000 100 Lou. and Northers (L.) 00 s ips - 00 ,4100 20 London * &pea ail IT - 6,000 10 , Do. Do. New O3l 17 - 10,000 100 .Londen&s.Amories6l(7 T 84 !pm cd -zd 6,060 100 Loa. &8. Weigent (Um so S 4pm - 10,000010 , Lon. & Westminster 10,60100 'Merchant Priak(Um.) T. 9 10 p• 17 60,000 60 ,Ilercentile & EzakealL If 7 Bpm - 10,000 IN !Metro. & Pm,. bank (7. M - -put 10,000 GO j Medan (Lim.) 5 11 2lpm 71 0000 100 Midland Bank (1414.) 10000 100 Mariana of Lisol(1. 10 8 9pm - 25.400 20 N. Pro. el loess& New If - - - 30,000 10 1 Do. do. N. 8 - - - M,OOll 11l INew South Wales all SI 63 - ono 100 .New Leland (150116•11 15 SI Npm - M,400 26 ,Oriental Ronk Corpses. oil • ID W - 25,000 100 'Proviso. of Ireland woe 20 Salads, tonj.,& Dial (L .3 4 6pm - 11,600 10 . Do. do. New 7 :t 2 pea - 20.003 16 South Anstralta - 10,000 26 inouth Bestirs (Una.) - 10.0 M 100 ! Was& of E. S. arks 13 I - 4,460 1 25 , 00 Do. ds. - 40,000. Union of Australia - 10,000 26. Do. New 33 - - 100M'100 'Maim of Imbed (Lim) U 14 Of 98 Am 03 ;Maas of lambs ls 61 61 ... - -. DEBENTURE STOCK/ No. 1 810 I 900088. IPd I Cl. prices. 1 Mi. lt.id 420,01 IX 02.25ta.41%.0.1i5r.,100 PO VS - 10g611, K. 0.111110.,40.3./malel IN 98 100 ... 6104416 IN .wets. -11 , .M.-•w„ I p. M., Jon. & July. ... ilft 100 lei 413.800. R. Lanc.&TlL4p.e.JasNll7,l•o N lei) -• 630,000 Si Lon,Seigh.4p.c.Jon&Jip 104 98 100 - 102.16 St. L&N.W.N.e..I as.&Jal3lloo lis 100 - 912,•p N. De. ,Ip. 3 fan.indp(lo4l 56 87 - 259,773 lit &S.W.,4p.c..ran.itfuly 100 NIN - .... IN isad,4p.e.lan.&Jaly 140 18 100 ... .... ISA N. British, E. T. &D. 8., 6p. et., Feb. it AN... IN 107 100 -. 61,431 et 71.1iNs.,4p.c.Inn&Jely 100 07 10 - .. .. I St. ,a0r&N.11.,4p5.Ap.&094,100 ..-. ... JUILIFATIP. Ils. Da Sr. 111ag.S.A. Dos. ri. Doak a Labs Rum Ds. hioaktOodarldi Sp. a Ida Asia, un Do. do. July 1, Do. do. Zaas 1. MN OaL slsollf.a.d. OdeDrosiaraj T. Doeltdp. a. it. p.dypse. laso Diaopl go .. Ind ladles go. I do.. Do. D talsooka i 410 arrog Tow* ot Oanolo Do. Sol god. boodo Do. IN. Ilikelsol Do. ard pot Moak Do. is. MEM Do. ilk jot Moult Do. do. dolorrel OtwA halms Assimodo Do-Now. 'Agar cosi. O. Lot Logs . lp.oi. Do 41 per cont (ie. Midas oi Ossolo United D. Now MORK arr. I p. owl Do. elo. a si = Do. do. 66 Do. lltll6 K.b. Dup. • plc • DI MK. orillaboomb N.11166.1(100.d0bi 1./..sKtrollp.o.latioll. aDa m irt es" Do. M. 60. Dix fadoollaba. lio. I al ia 104 141; 4 aP: il Pi a iiif is et i 1011 tK 104 1 01 DOCKS. L IN 108 100 zdjl lie i " 1 or n 11-1 mail km t peal US za 111 za N is 1 i W in ea II 2.066,010 at. !WA and Wass Leas • 100 140 MI 12.0001 10 Gnat ng coalc., I 3.638310 Si. London lO6 70 72 1,838,100. St. imilorhis 'll/0 60 71 880,886, Si iiirmskii 160 -- 004806 , It. Videris .lOO 101 101 111111611 %MO. ICambrisa Coo. 0014 MOO'• 'Clihortoo I 2,904( LlWord Anal 1,014 .. G. 03a. ambit ) 11,80% .. ilrakowalle 5111 Last Bum* (Illowa) 6,144. .. Cast Cando* &Goo Out Caro Brea 4,000 .. 't W. Ettosoll (Twilit)! 48* .. 101siabier It IL 8.000 1 10toat South 1r 1.008; .. 10. W. Toe (H) *OOO .. Oreavillo LOU' .. Herat's Foot 6,000 .. Morton Downs 9,000 . 40,000 6 iladi Berths ialia4 l =T'Nay aney Ilwrody Iron Ore !tangelos !New Setan tiOl3' 'North Downs rNorth Rookear 0.6* 6,1100 1,120 512 . 12201 4 103 ' 6,609 .. 1,421, Wsst worth Wbeel Crotty Raper United rirOdium (U. Waal) e * skear tiosretti CareAsse (8t Cleo) W. names (Mgr) t ray Park !Wert Basset peva) I W. Camden West Chiverton iWeet Mon .. llama 11= i Wk Waller ( Wheal Ludwig 1.4101 W.lasiryAnsi(Mseare j Whoaleaks I.4oo sgsi , .. . WIL haLwow (Loki .. Wheal Maks MALIGN Iftegia: - !WYII4 SAO IL lb. 1 °lna nits{ 05.000 1 ,Alandlloa (Limited) 10,000 10 plaatralhus 75.000 1 !Ban Acoord Cop.:l 10,000 I .11m01.1.411LOo.(1/04. 14000 10 'Cape (Welted i 240004 1 Vllt ( 1 12,004, 40 Co 10,001 10 lOopiapo eu rrmited)“ “' 100.11001 1 :Doe Pikiro, N. Del air 75,000 1 100. Monattlot i t i i 25,0001 II Neat Del 1102 ( 25. 0 001 1 Fortuna (Limitod) 1 00,000 10 10mters1 est i •Kapunda (limited) I 15, 'Unarm 10,000 1 ILeadtanisa (11121601) 100 3 ',1g 14 1 1 411" 11ma0.11. I 60.000 L dent° Copper 1 10,000 . 10 Tonage4l Silver 100,000 1 'Fort i 1 Ideals 8ara.0.113/410 110,410, 1 eloottlehAaatanl. 11,000 SO !Mt John del lay 44174. 10 'United Macias 60000 1 V moos 10 I Vaneouver Coal Lim 00.000 1 !Worthing ( 45,000. 0 IllatalemanlmmiladVM3l No. I lb. *Aug 03 SO,OOO. 16 50,0013' SS 47:000 10 10,000 6 6,000 60 U 42601 Si, 5,516 334, 60,900 10 16,000 10 60,000 10 66,0110. 60 20,000. 60 60,00/ . 101 12,060 U - - 10,040 60 1002112611 116, Mall. I et. irt 0001-1 St 1.4000 100 60.000, Is 100.0001 10 1176,076/. SR 70.001'__6 16,000 100 11.5,000, ID 10J00! if 110,11. 10 1 //Milli. i PI. lAirele-radar KW lan lAriattenaa WWI-- 19 i aastralisalLLltra.CL II eartlaWaiarsorks (LI ail neeatai Gaa (Untied. Nil *MD Awaken Lad 0 & a L Mag. Tel. (1.) WO Nada Cormaday tii , Corks 7 !Cada. at C =ll ike irg a lL f I Ceaur Cessolidated raislU Dia .. CL CostraciCarperatiaat Cep. IC nag..erel.llp.a. Credit To., it ri MEN tetaree... .... 104 _ —. In zd 1•4/ so;010, 60 wow 154,000 00,00.20 10900201 100 10.000 Si 20,0u0 10 104000, t 5 12.2?0 _____ _ 10,000: 60 10,000 50 176,000 I 10:600 60 S, Wu. 60 60.014 /0 60,000 SO 10.0001 10 10,000: 26 12.600 20 12,12,t ; 10 20 000' 00 22,500. 10 Bu:u _4OOO 20 26:&45 1,4076 1 40.00u 1 60 50,04?... 46.000! to 10.000. so leo 000' /Whom* De. p. at. Per,. Deb ' • IlloopentpaeWoor,L IL Ibd lam. g =sCan.* ?rd.% Triegrapli Nis end Ans. Capper Flasaclal Corporallos Fla.of Loa. IL Goa Blom Naftalis% Ildsca's larimial (L. Indian C.arrylog (Lim , Intertrai. Iflrmalkos. Rau brig. (Cad. Orr. Do. p. o . Wa . r. IWO lladifltset Olmosust(L.l 'Lead (UM Lood.amiCalodoa. 114 I to. D v irtrld Tairgt. 104 } 2} ,ti gm; if if I 140_Ma zd 1 it — if WA T2U s i id 71 P . i le 114_ 1113. 9t 1O 13_ 37 ~ . 3 ' 1 Of ai l ao 9 6. 96 - I} -I -111 IS ii. 4 41 . 43. - ii if 440 460 SOSO i som o so,z so moosl 6 12.600 10 6,600 1 6 100,0001 • 84. 10,000 1 60 10,000 60 17,00 s 10 - io -- i0 II 114 11 10 10 U io ti WI Ili - VII IS SO ii . 4 111 ..ttl -a 202 2 —• s 22 24 I ti Q won. e .9= _ tip. G.par 16 ST f 1 I dls U I IN S i i " Ilb pa A LI, , . 111 IMs par 48 48 I t Per Pa / 1 a I Do. Now Lond. O. Omura.= C. (L 11 I Last JIMA Adria/dial ,Lon.l. Mercsat led .(L I Load. Provisetalldarlao i Madras Int& t Canal Yenta* Inveetreeet(l) Yearstim teedAm L Keel istes. Tel. 34 Kereao.asditAies. L. 1 1Iatai [amide& O. (L Named U cow IL tNitiemel Wan Was. (Li iNarbaddeOsel t I L N.Zemlesd T.& Lemm(l.. 'N. Hettlak Amanda. L I N. Belt d leen:en. In. L , Ifortheetuto.andL illeeeta Marine Imam)! 'OrteetteiCeentenieJ(L 10riestal Om (Limited) 10,10. 60 We Ile I I* fa 1 Lip:. .1 ! V=l 1651" ii ib 4,1110• ii lo} Ip. si 4;61 Par Pin te l 13 ii 117 ..t fpm - ii - a 12/ id - 61 I Do. Now , . I ) Ottawa Siewn(L), iOntainsa Financing.) Wan= Ow (L11E4841 Panama. M. fi.inua;l.)l - d - o 'heiltv.laad&llle. —771 yeelosular t O. Min* I - 6;714 - w - -- ----- I IQuebesda L. L. XXI Ithoswey boa Do. New Wel, Cly . lwcitwr. (WI siiii is" 11,004 100 100.000 L, so. 30.004 10 10,000' 40 14.100 16 100.0004. iod.Ooo 10 11000 10 111,040 10 10,066 640001 16 2.1,0011 10 10.0001 10 10,00.1. 60 ftio - irtiti - - - . —. l 1•7s1 liallaissia I A 43 oot FiessAll tiak Awl Ism a ti • ,9.a opt I 'S. African N. i L. ,loath Assigullsa Lad' Sabaserlas islopsok. . Do. *Nip • I ;Tliaoses&Monse Is.(L) Trast&AgsucyaLioa L T. It L Os. of Mambas I OSitsdE. ?elm Co.:i. ver lOsis.lisrlsolis.(L , Upper Ammar* , Vsa ffiesee's Lima—, ;Wsetlacila&Psdildl L. s" s' d 716 r 46 it 64 II Ms 11 $1 - 0 - 0 NI VI I 0 11144; 140 10 ldia par td i 11 !pal 11 111 4 4 19 1 5 i 1 IPs Ps Par riPs am Id 10 ti" li li Pir _ad MONEY MARKET.-(Tiffil PAT.) Two oNkooz. The stook markets to-day are firm, upon the satisfactory progress of the settlement. A rather decided Improvement has taken place in home railway stocks. The English funds remain at yes terday's prices. Foreign bonds show an upward tendency, especially Turkish Gonad/id& Financial shares have aimuteed. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental were quoted 66fr. 360., being 50. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 91* to for money and 911 to 92 for the account (May 6). The official business report is as follows :--Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91*, 3, k ; ditto for account, 92, 911; Three per Conte. Reduced, 89k, j ; New Three per Cents., 89i, j, I ; Bank Stock, 238, 239; India Stock, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 105 i ; ditto Four per Cents., 99! ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 104 ; ditto Fiveand.a.Half per Cents., 113 ; and Exchequer Bills, 75., 9s. die. Greek Bonds have Sightly risen, being now quoted 26 to f. Turkish Cousolidis are it per cent. better, at 531 to f ; Mexican slightly higher, at 481 to ; and Spanish Passive steady, at 35} to ; Turkish Bonds of 1862 are in demand. Transactions are recorded as follows : —Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1024, ex div. ; ditto 1852, 1858, 1860, 91 ; ditto 1863, 881, 88, ex div. ; Egyptian, 1001 ; Greek, 264, 254, 264 ; ditto, for &c -ommit, 264, f, 251, 261; Mexican, for account, 481, ; Moorish, 944 ; New Granada, 131 ; Peruvian, 1862, 854; Portuguese, 1866, &c., 49, 481; Russian, 1822, 91} ; Spanish, for account, 634 ; ditto Passive, 34; Turkish, 1854, 904, ex div. ; ditto, 1858, for account, 89 ; ditto, 1862, 714, 71, 1 ; Venezuela, for account, 231 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 60. Sivedi‘h loan scrip is quoted 1 to 1 poem. ; and Venezuela, dis. to prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 7 to prem. ; General Credit, 61 to I prem. ; London Financial, 124 to 13 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 191 to 20 ; Mercantile Credit, 11 to 12 prem. ; Egyptian Trading, 31 to 1 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 54 to 1 prem.; Imperial Financial, 6 to prem. ; Credit Foncier (Great Britain and Ireland), 7 to prem. ; City Offices Company, 21 to 31 prem. ; Fore-street Warehouse, 34 to 41 prem. ; Ottoman Financial, Ito 1 prem. ; Lemberg Railway, to 3 prem. ; International Land Credit Company, 21 to ; prem. ; Telegraph Construction and Maintenance, ' 14 to 11 prem. ; Millwall Ironworks, 3 to 1 prem. ; Imperial Bank of China, 3to prem. ; Oriental Financial, j to 11 prem. ; and City of London Real Property, 11 to 2 prem. FOUR O'CLOCK. Consols are fractionally lower, at 94 to for money, and 91/ for the account. No bullion trans actions have occurred at the Bank. A good demand was experienced yesterday at the Bank of England discount office, but there was no pressure. Large repayments are still being made to that establishment. In the general market the supply of money was equal to the demand, but the rate for good bills was maintained at 6 per cent. In the Stock Exchange money was wanted in con nection with the fortnightly settlement, and to 54 per cent was given for short loans on English government securities. On more speculative secu rities, however, much higher terms were quoted, as mentioned below. The steamer Seine, from the West Indies, has brought 434,0001. in gold and 95,0001. in silver, making a total of 529,0001. It is not certain that the whole of the gold will be purchased for the Continent, the demand for that quarter being less active. About 300,0001. consists of American eagles, which are expected to be delivered to the consignees in advance of the rest of the specie and bullion by this opportunity. Of the silver, only about 20,000 t. is suitable for the East. The foreign exchanges yesterday . afternoon pre sented no alteration worth mentioning, being quoted as follows • Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 11.191 to ; ditto, 3 days. ILIB to I; Rotterdam, 3 mouths, 11.19} to ; Ant werp, 3 mouths, 96.47) to 30; Hamburg, me. Waco, 3 months, 13.71 to I ; Paris, 3 days, 25.171 to 25 ; ditto. S mouthy 15.55 to 60 ; Trankfort4;a4leellaiou 3 mouths, 119* to ; Bt. Petersburg (per ramble), 3 mouths, 33 to ; Vienna. el. Go., 3 months, 1L95 M 11 ; oil. U., 11 weeks, 11.95 to 12 ; Mid, 3 isontbs, 481 to I ; Oahe. 3 months. 47/ to 48; Leghorn. S mouths, 65 to 70; Genoa, 3 menthe,menthe, 3s.6s to 70 ; MOss, 3 mou thynt 26. bs, 35.65 61, 70 ; Naples, 3 mouths, 15.65 to 70 ; Palm" 3 mouths. 15.65 to 70; Nomota, 3 mouths, WS to 70; Liam, 10 dare, 521 to I ; Oporto, 90 dank 524 to L The Metropolitan and Provincial Bank have convened an extraordinary meeting of their share holders for the 29th inst., for the purpose of taking powers to increase their capital from two to four millions, and of adding six directors to the board. The shares in this bank, which closed on Monday at 11} to 121 prem., rose yesterday afternoon to about 15 prem. The affairs of the London and Middlesex Bank continue to engage attention. The patience of the shareholders being exhausted, they have oouvsned a public meeting for to-morrow, at half-past 11, at the London Tavern. It is understood that the object of the meeting is to endeavour to appoint a committee of shareholders to audit the accounts, and ascertain, as speedily and inexpensively as possible, the real financial position of the company. In the event of the general body of proprietors approving this plan, the Maiter of the Rolls is said to be likely to permit the winding up to proceed without the interference of the court ; while, on the other hand, if the meeting quarrel amongst themselves, the concern will most probably be thrown into chancery on Saturday next. Under the title of the Palace and Burlington Hotels Company (Limited) a new company has been formed to the interest of Mr. J. G. Breach in the Palace Hotel, at Buckingham-gate, and the Burlington Hotel, in Cork-street, both at present under his management, and enjoying the custom of numerous families and gentlemen of deatinotion. Both hotels are in full operation, and the directors state tbat they "have fully satisfied themselves by the progressive increase of the busi ness of the unquestionable legitimacy of the un dertaking." Mr. Breach will act for the first three years as the managing director, and for that period will guarantee a minimum dividend of 10 per cent. per annum on the sums paid upon the shares. The capital is 120,0001., in 6,000 shares of 201. each, a large number of which have already been sub scribed. The undermentioned companies have received the following advises per the steamer Seine : Copley* Railway Company.—Tralllo receipts for the smith of Jaauery were 82,507 dos.. 220, ; wad the workin crooners, 20.066 dot& 960. Copiapo Extensile* Railwev.—The reosipte for the mouth of Jai:meg were 7,578 dole. 790., sod the working espeamee 4,505 des.. 47e. ; leas* a surplus of 2.981 dole. 320. This shows an Mores.' over the oomwpomliog mouth of 1863, of 1,586 dole. 530. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening •. Ineureare Atlas, 13 ; &It‘h and Foreign Marine (Limited). 5 1, i : Oornmemial Unites, 91, 9, 1 • Globe, 1074; Impe ri al Fir., 380; London, 46,1, ezdiv.; Leaden and Provincial Marine, 41, 1. 5, 44, bi, 6 ; North British and blevenatile (Limited), 94, 30 ; Oman 181, 19 Oriental sad Gemmed Marina 41 • neasset thi nelliereet Ma rian (Limited), 61; Ushers"' Marine (Limited), sa. . Denim—Ewe and W. Win, 1401 : 14; lamina, 7 701. Gaslight sad Oeice. 151 Grad Oesemel, 18 ln 86 • dieo l ": Bl4 er, 731 • Imperial OsatinnereaL 87 , 8; Leedom. 864, 4 ; Burry; Cowmen, 184 ; United 434 ; WIWI'S, 171, f. Canals.—Grand Juneriaa, 76 ; Kenerri and Avon (Gua ranteed bv (heat Warners Railera7). 64. Waterworks—Berlin, 91. The extent of the outstanding transactions in banking and financial 'bares is shown by the present settlement to be larger then was ever before a, known, and the rates of "continuation" have con sequently been very heavy : on some stocks terms equal to lb to 20 per omit per annum were com monly FINK mid m other woes still more. As regards may other semilitimi, the present " amount" is likewise a heavy one, but the rates for carrying over purchases have generally been about the same as at the last settlement. The fol lowing may be taken as an approMmative list : Great iVairiara _ Unawake and Yorke Load= and Noe* Wadias Midland Caledonian Great Northern A Metropolitan - South Autos Sae Sbefi North Easters : Borers* -16 North British Great EalliMl Groat Weston ot 132 Eris. Is. Illinois Cameral Vi is Boo& Luxembourg ahem Sambre Gemini omit Eludaaa's 13ey U. 6d. lownatiossl la. 6d. Coef?daste Lou ' 1-16 Greek -14 Granada Dal,rid 5-16 coat. " / I &IA :: 5.16 " so so 9.11 SO to to 1& 6d. „' to , to aca. '„ lop.o Mexican to ~4 to 10p.e. „ ' 24. w , • to 2s. , to 3.6 d. „ to 3-16 „ Spanish Passive Ditto CurtiAosta 1...1/ Turkish lutsessticesl 6 por et a llamasls. 16611 ii, 1 to 1-1 ,", to to 199 to 3-32 „ to i 99 to i 99 A meeting of the creditors of Mr. Thomas Freeman, timber merchant, of Spa-road, Bermond sey, was held yesterday, when a statement of affairs was presented by Messrs. Cooper Brothers and Co., the accountants, showing liabilities, 20,9401. 128.10 d., and assets, 6,136/. 19s. Sd. Proceedings having been commenced by some creditors it wan resolved, in order to avoid a preference, that the estate be placed in bankruptcy. The second annual meeting of the shareholders of the Standard Bank of British South Africa (Limited), is called for the 22nd inst., when a dividend will be recomzusuded. The meeting will then be made special to Mused.) the company's capital by the issue of 10,000 new shares of 1001. each. The second ordinary meeting of the shareholders of the London and Colonial Bank (Limited), is con vened for the 28th iust., when a dividend is to be declared. TUIBDAT Eviornia. Consols opened and closexiaiy:wit;iiiiii's quotations, viz., 911 to f for money, and 914 to 92 for the sth of May). The official business report is as follows :—TLree per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 4,1 ; ditto, for account, 92 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 88 New New Three per Cents., 894, # ; New Two-and s-Ralf per Cents., 73} ; Anns., 1885, 14#; Red Sea Telegraph, 201 ; Bank Stock, 238 ; India Stock, 220; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1044, 1064 ; ditto Four per Cent., 99 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debenture', 1866, 994, I ; ditto Bonds, 9s. dia. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 104 ; ditto Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent., 113. In the foreign stock market the transactions were to a moderate extent, the settlement engaging a good deal of attention. Greek Bonds were in renewed demand in the afternoon, and have again risen about per cent. Greek coupons advanced f, Chilian Six per Cents. 1, Spanish Three per Cents. and Italian Stock 4, and Turkish Consolidis #. The improvement in the latter was caused by au increased belief that the drawing will take place immediately, as originally settled. Mexican Bonds sod Portuguese scnp closed about 4, and Turkish Bonds of 1858 .and 1862. per cent. lower than yesterday. The closing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. :—Queensland Sheep, 1f to Of dia. ; City Offices, 24 to% prem.; European Oentral Rail way, f to 14 prem.; Home and Colonial Assurance, 2to 3 preen. ; Oriental Financial, I to If Fem. ; Clyde Engineering, 1 to 2 prem. ; National Finan cial, to 14 prem. ; Lemberg and Czernowitz Railway, f to f prem. ; Commercial Agency and Finance, to 14 prem.; International Land Credit, 24 to preen.; Telegraph Construction, 4to 11 prem. ; Imperial Bank of China, 3 to 34 prem. ; City of London Real Property, 14 to 2 prem. ; Mills/all Iron Works, 3to 34 prem.; Financial Discount, 14 to If prem. Sk. I Pd. I /UMW'S. y ila re w U ri r I 81 :1 1511W7 I 11§ an ,Nrol.t akar V $ 4 K. Il i Co sad Time — ... an Slaadatt !MC III I - L ed sad lizadad. . _is. _pi . _ . ATTMITTIM lIICIDZ ON TH2 RAILWAY. Jorob Pearson, a et ..1. man, sged 40, wee charged, beim Mr. Gursey Hoare sad other =emirates, with attempting to cotanut 'Weide at the west end of the Hampstead Junction &away. The prisoner wee seen by Austin, the foremen of tie platelayers, on Thursday toonlieg, about 9 Oda*, to put him head on the rail se • train was approaching. He Instantly gave an alarm and the eogiae-dnver turned off the steam, and the brake was applied, lint the train did not step and just before it reached the prisoner he removed his heed from the rail, or he must have been killed. Mr. Inspector Webb produced to the beach • letter he had roamed from the defendant's father, a gentleman residing in Ewer, from which it appeared that the prisoner was a lunatic. Idn rati;eon, the prisorier's wife, denied that be was insane. He had bees placed ander the charge of a paws who was present. Inspeetor Webb said that twelve maths ago be sods • similar attempt, sad tried to drag with him a little boy who had the charge of him, sad he thee said be wee the " devil." The Bosch said the primmer me a dangerous hurtle, sad proper core most be taken of him. He bad better be met to an lam. They could send him to pion. Mn. Yahoos said the magistrate would safely not be so area. She would take charge of him. The Nosh renisaded him for a week to sommoniaite with hi (ether. The anfortanete rasa could not be per mitted to be at or he would commit suicide. He was acoordiegly rimased to tbe House of Demotion. -- - TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (acorn's :manAm.) THE STEAMER HANSA. BOUTILUIPTON, Aran. 13. Intelligence received bere by the Arabia states that the delay in the arrival of the Hansa is owing to an accident which occurred to her machinery about twenty hours after leaving New York. The damage was being repaired at sea. The Hausa, having but one engine to work and to con tend with strong north-easterly winds, has been greatly delayed, but is hourly expected to arrive. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BT =MIMIC Tll/01/111.) NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) MATCH. Victoria CTOIIB but W» Apia. OOLUMN STAKES. Mums Woo by 10lengt1; Bad third. SWEEPSTAKES. Olivia Lady Hawthorn I 11 3 ram. £3O SUBSCRIPTION PLATS 7 ram. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. 9 111111. LATEST BETTING. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 5 to 2 apt Ms do TAir 6 to 1 Sir Roger (t freely) 9 to 1 Bar cos (off ) 7 to 1 Lord Gliegores lot (I) 103 to 6 Maid (t) 33 to 1 Master Richard (t) 7 to 2 co ths field (off) Cambuscou saratohad. CHESTER CUP. 14 to 1 apt Little Stag (t) 20 to 1 Aadold (t) 30 to 1 Nail Train (t) Cariabrook serstelsel. THE DERBY. 13 to 1 apt Coastguard (t) 13 to 1 Combusts& (I) DERBY TRIAL STARK& Lost mil* and a half of B.C. r Licht BoTl:SsreCeOt7ie,ifolslga, C;;Fival, ;rii;C;a are here. PAID Foarirr.—Masareci, Filibuster. Brisk, Ketepteint, Wasp g, mad Ashworth. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. KA RK-LAN -4TH IS DAY. ) _ _ _ Although oely a limited supply of Eaglish wheat was on esle in oar market to-day, the demand for all kinds ruled heavy, and, in some iostapoce. inferior eamplee gave way Is. per qr. compered with last week. Even at that decline, a total clearance of the stands was sot effected. Foreign wheat— the show of which was moderately extensive—changed slowly ; but, compared with Monday, no chimp took place la he for floating cargoes of (min was mach re stricted. In the quotations, however, very little cheap took place. We were fairly supplied with both English and foreign barley. The bade was in a very inactive state, at about previous commies. The dolma for malt was almost wholly restricted to moderate Testifies, ins former terms. Oata • the supply of which was moderate—moved off slowly, but no further decline took place in prices. The inquiry for beaus was somewhat restricted. yet the mummies were well supported. Peas were tolerably firm la price, but the demand for them was by no means active. About an average busloads was transacted in floor, at late rates. Clover and linseed sold to s fair extent, at full prices. In otter mods very little ems doing. ARRIVALS Or GRAIN. &0., INTO LONDON, ET WV= CARRIAGR. IRON APRIL 0 To APRIL 12. INCLUSIVIL Whom Barley. Mat. 0•19. Mgr. 1940 . gm. gm gra. gra 94 1 1 . mkt Roglbb sad Sooleh. 4.10 410 200 290 .. $4O !Mb I 9010 .. Porgign MO 410 200 8150 .. 460 Tata LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) trl 10110,110 AND INTWATIONAL TILZAWIL) (nom ma owl coancerommarr.) The general tone of the market onotinues wary Erin at the high quotations of Monday sad Tuesday. The wiles will probably toot up 10,000 or 12,000 Was. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Soong-1 he market 000tionew dull and the limited huskier transacted is at Is. decline on last Friday's prices, the trade being indisposed to purchase until the duties are settled. flefiosid—a moderate Wainer is doing at a slight decline; brown lumps, 53a. 6d. to Ha. Come.—The public sales of plantation Ceylon have gime off at s decline of 6d. to is. per rwt. ; triage sold a► 86e. to 73.1. ; ordinary to good middling, 79e. to 925. 6d. ; peaberry, 85e. to 93a. 6d. Tga.—The public sales are programing with fair spirit at fell prime for moat descriptions except dusty-leaf Commis, which have is sometimes sold at a slight decline. market °miaow. quiet. Bor.—WO peon of Derbies sold at Is. 541., and 100 puss. of fair to See Demerara at Is. 6.1. to le. 7d. AF;;;1 of iituc;l7to; IhOaiag gold at 35h, with =awl allow - mom _ _ -- iTierno vriibusold at full to rather dearer prices, com mon to good, 41. 15e. to 6t. 15.. Corms. —The demand is not quit* so active, but prices are better supported. Jun.—Portlier business has been Wrested, but full par ticulars are not gives. TALLOW HARKET.-(THISDAY.) The iserket is reedy ; prior are quoted as follows ; Tows tallow, 40e. 6d. sett oars ; Petersburg Y. C. ea the spot, 41e. ; Aped to June, 41s. ; June, 41a. Bd. ; July to September, 42e. ; October to I)eceenber, 445. 3d. BOROUGH HOP SILARKET.—(THIB DAT.) Mews. Pattendes sod Smith report s stomaily-improwtog demand for the very limited amount of stock sow remaighig. Prim cautious very flan. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAT.). Walls lad Hatton, 20e. 61. .; Walla lad &mirk,. 19a. 9d. ; Walls &A Braddactoo. 19t. ; Willa Fad Oaradoc. 20a. ; Walla Eod 190. 9d. • Walla Fad Eden Maim, 19a. ; Walls Rod usatal, 19a. ; Taallald Moor Eater, 14a 9d. ; Bsliiia Hartley, ltia. at asarkat. 24 ; 100 at as. Srons-treow-Taairr.—These is a revival in the iron trial* of North Bedfordshire, sad therefore the man far:Suers of finished goods and the producers of * ins have decided upon adhering to the preevat list of prima Beet all•mine pigs are selliog at from 31. 15e. to 3/. 17a. 6d. There is not much doing is ironatooe, of which (Graeaer mine is fetching from 12.. to 14.. The flourishing state of the aortbrieware trade and the large demsad fur domestic pommies keeps up the price of coal, eatwithatandiog a rather severe competition. 701.110 X WLPATL itaLwArs. ,Aallweep • liettsadnan W Dahla•S.Wra i tllp.o.l W idukKJ I :11.6pree0.8eatar ta ti: 5 :Capesitesen ( all W ML ll ;atenalon 10 i llunabarstWllepald(l6, 15 Dutch Rhenish ail Do 11 Easton of France inaslan Ina. 5 p. W ▪ Iflearat Luxembourg. — WI Italian Junction I - ▪ Naa.dtle 6 uol: F t . la Do. c.Prt. Dc18.90 9 a all ll Nozern of Do. New Sh. (100. at I7L) alllll De. N.Rall &Ayr do. d es& ? o. p.c. lIC INarweglen Trask Prad.l W Ottoman Mutyrnahldlny • 'parta,Lpesuaadludlt W Parts sad Orleans W Renfro iIL Franda.(L) WI loyal Dudek II Royal Sardlalas W Royal ...... ▪ . Do. 7 per east all , Swann and Menge W Do. 5, per cant. Prat 9 S Ilan Do. Paulo do 9.710r et Dar Prd all all &Aust. iLota.9 ;4 10 ,Seattilist, of PortogaL di* all Southern of ?mot— 114 ide '• ruin andyou q W Do. 4. l4 111 all [West Flanders all Do. 5e per oent. Pout Tt • ,Waal N.W.cf trance IS} ad . , 1q 174 , 1 111 I dts' inal 1 Pas lit 4* li 2 pm'. 14 14 10i 111 Oil to 101 tar I Dm! 8 9 119 11 i , 118 $7 id, 17 18 14 10 JOINT /Mei IUI& Closing pekes. I Wes. PREFERMCE SHARES. Great Wotan, Newport b per osat. proforma% red. at 5 per coat preen., :00. Lsoceehire and Yorkshire, 4i per cent. (Blackburn Furth.). 102. Loedos,Cbstluon, sad Dover, 5 per mut. proforma" 97i. North British. Border Usioa, rtantataed partemeace *bares. AU paid, 11. North Stadonlshire, 22g. MINEB.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocc. Apart from the fortnightly settlement, there is very little business in the mining market to-day, and prices in most instances are unchanged. The tons generally is rather dull. Marks Val ley shares have declined to 44 to 5, Wheal Grenville to 94 to 4, sod Great Vor to 334 to 344. East Caradon are also fiat at 304 to 314 ; and Clifford Amalgamated at 334 to 344. East Grenville are quoted 34 to 4, being firm. Very few transactions have oocurred in the Stock Exchange. Alamillos and Yudanamutana shares are fir m. and Linares and Port Phillip dull. Other colonial and foreign mines are quiet. The Welsh Gold Mining Company yesterday sold 111 on U dwts, of geld, their first produce, for 3121. 15s. 4d. _ _ _ _ At Wheal Seton meeting on Monday a dividend of 41. per snare was declared. PROVINCIAL SHAER MARKETS. --•-- Lislanais Aran 11-SEW t•-lay Loo shire and York ' shire, 100-Loadon and North W seism 1091 10-Vitto. new &C -omet, 1101 1 1-Manchester. Sheffield. and Lincoln, 311 5-Ditto, new .rerun, 665 6-11tetrepoUtaa, new account, WO -Midland. 12111-Ditto, new account, 1291-Boutdi hastens, 961• 1 1- hirkenheed, 601 Mitch Mesta, 2 1.16 p.-Oral laxembosug, 11-Meshes Three per Cents., 465-11aitish and AM Baas Naelmage lbstking Compaq, (I.Andied), new aesenst. el 1 p.-Meresatile and Bachange am* (Limited., 7 p.-Ditto. now aocosat, 7 s 1 1 1 1 7-16 1 1 1 11-16 1 p. -Date new. Mined at 6 prein.At. -DMo, new aerostat, 7 1-11 5 a 1 p.-Britiah and Y Marine (Limited), 21 p.--11aritime lueurance (Li mited), 1 1116 p.-Weit India sod Pacific Steam, 2 p nuistnatitak. Aran It-There were Wes In this market to day at London, Birmingham, and South otadurdshire Bask shares at I/ sod 6 pm. for the next account, and of Patent Shaft and Ante-tree shares at 25 pm. London and North C astern stock was altered at 10 ; Bristol and liirmin Oft per Cans., at 1661; West Midland Second Ouaran ,at 116: BU =lngham Canal shares, at 91 : and Birmingham Gas A shares, at 146 Mstropotitsa Wagon Company now snares closed at 65 to 34 pm., and Manta Metal shares at 166. lid. to 17s. Id. dia. liannianza, ATM 12.-A lair business was done both for the preseat and nest aerostat, and Woes were geossUly battier. Consoladatod Bank. 1-16 p.-Oroat !astern, a7}-Oust La:La bours, 11-Orest Northern A, next account, 1375 1-Oreeks, next amount, 161-1111sois Oentral, nest wooing, 641 catlike and Torkakke, 1061-Lodes and North Western, 1014 10 5 ; sett account, 110 1 1--Manchester, Shellield, and Liacolnshire, 161 1 1 1: next accouat, 645 1 1 1 11-- netropoll tan. 1175 5 5; nest account, 117 165 17 1 1-Mid, next ac count, 1265 1 -North British, 62-North Stafford, hire. next account. 76-South Eastern, 90f next account, 91 District Bank. 211 p.-Loudon and Caledorian Marine. 616 5 p.-Mer cantile Bank, GI p.; next account. 711 p -loud." Chathant, and borers 5 per amts., 94-1 olon Plate Glans, 31.-Itudeon's Bay, sext account, 161-Confederate Iron, 54. Mr. Robison, the omnedian, who has recently bees playing at as Ediebotik Theatre, is bow lying &a gelessly ill in that any SIWOULAZ DIBOOVERY IN WIND6D/I esterday morning one of her Msjesty's keepers wee making y his embanary isepection of the royal deer is Wledsor Great-part, and cm passing the deer pen, by Bear'nrails, observed his dog remain for some distance behind him, and it appeared reluctant to leave the plait, sober celled to. This =teed the suspicion of the keeper that all was not right, sad he Mimed to the spot and found the dog had scratched a large hole in the earth. The dog oostinoed tearing up the ground until at bit be risme to a handker chief, 'shish ocietained a large aumber of valuable gold and silver watches, also a quantity of gold and silver chains. The property had evidently hem Kelm and placed there duriag the sight, as many of the watches were Mill pat& with the right time of the morn* isdiea ed. It w ea. pealed that those articles may prove to be a patios et BO plunder from a hone. at Healey-on•Thames, which bad been broke. late sad robbed the minima night. TAB MACIIIIALL FIIIIIZET. —The Cornish &her nias sad seineswearehave every eneouregemeat tosaticipate that the pram{ as will prove even more printable then the productive meson of 1863. During the past week navy good catches have bees made, and pries' have goo* down la ocasequeem On Thanday the Boast's Bay beats east per rail 60 toes, or 2,400 baskets, coattails( about 144,000 flab. Prices averaged from 14s. to 16e. per hundred. A Lege quantity bee been retailed tiroagheat the manly at les, six, and moves for le. ; the quality is generally very B HAU i t ack*--oxya Jura • - Two o'Oroon. The railway market is buoyant to-day, and rood of the principal stocks have improved. Midland stock nu risen 14 per oent., London and North Western 1, Lancashire and Yorkshire Metropo litan 4, Great Western 4, Great - Fastern 4, and South Smite= 4. Caledonian has receded 4. London and North Western stook is now quoted 1114 to k t :rent Western, 66 to ex div. ; Midland, 1 to ; Lancashire and York shire, 109 to 1104 ; • 1174 to 118 ; South Eastern, 90/ to 914 ; Great 47 to ; Great Northern, IW4 to 131 ; London and South Western, 90} to 99 ; and Metropolitan, 117 to 4. Indian and Canadian lines are dull in some instanees. Foreign shares have been little dealt in, and are unaltered. ODDINAJIY SEAM AND WOOL& !IL IPL I kii&VAIL I Ci t i ttL iell I near 154114 F IT 1~~ I