The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-01 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Wan Mr. Registrar Wimlos;.) 111 II PAITIODUE AND CDWARDS.—DIVIDIND. The bankrupts wariessikiton, at King's Lynn. The use me before the mart shortly after the commeecement .4 the new net, and the ks.kropts obtaiaed their order a, iivisaree at the earliest wad. Their statement of accounts .I.,,wed babes of 11,116/., and meets of 14.711/.. But there sere peculiar cirensmiesees in the case which Leaded very neidi mailer this few suable aspect of the figure At am tooe Meows. Partridge and Edwards had been in tortes , .hip with a Mr. Williams, who conducted the business in i oaks; and this person, it was found, had pledged the n tit of the firm for large liabilities of which the I urinate at King's Lynn knew nothing. Hence the bankruptcy; and at this, the first dividend sitting, Jams were preferred to a very large amount, arising out ,4 the transactions of Williams. The total liabilities under 'to. head are said to amount to 70,0001. Mr. Lisklator appeared for the star ; Mr. Lei s = Yr. Novara, and other profmaimil gestbeses, ol support of the various claims preferrediyaleet the elle* Tutor of them being in respect el Woe hada A . i .u.stion atom as to whether these dime ebeeld be niele against the joint or the separate esteem ; and the nutter was still farther complicated by there hawks bees t one time a fourth partner, Mr. Godwin, since doseind. whose estate is now being wound up in Chaucer,. It was ,Itirnately arranged that the majority of the cleans should s- entered either against the joint estate of the feer—Oed• win, Partridge, Edwards, sod Williams—or assist Me the separate estates of the four. Mr. Linkhiter said that as each dein wild depend ea its own peculiar cireurastanoes it eyeful be sesswerY to appoint • long day for their discussion ; and beerkg mud to their amount, the bait warm would he to adieneu the dividend slain to • (store day, the claim to be fully investigated ia the intervaL Mr. tolerance and the other seaUSNION Iteseeneed aeriened is this proposal, and the dividend Skate was „djuurned to the 26th of June. (Before Mr. Registrar Ilarlitt.) IN RS W. SIICIWILL. The bankrupt wee described as an artificial stone maker ail railway contractor, of East Greenwich, and of King William-Wort, City. Thu was the sitting for examine- Om aid discharge ; but no amounts had been filed. The preliminary statement of Mr. Cooper, who has been sppiinted by the court to assist the bankrupt in the preps- Tatou of his accounts, shows 3,015/. due to unsecured credi tors. mat 10,000/. to those holding security. The latter, it is sapected, will be to • great "unmet covered ; the amount of assets is ainertsia. Mr. Roxburgh opposed, sad subjected the bankrupt to a very mareklem enaminatios as to books sad documents winch it was ensesseeed be was keeping back. It a ppeared that the bankrupt bed been concerned in • erauart MR the Neves sad Lake Orb' Railway. Rails, LA, bed been supplied ter that contract by creditors in this eens= s tbenheis of this ;impiety, to the amount at skeet VOX had , been sniped by the bankrupt to tab ia Italy, se the gamy lis alleged, to prevent its beim by Tr i . di rr a r d ke mimed for l eg h=trupt. As Amman wee Grimed. (Sohn Mr. Oematiseleaer Evans.) tri se L xietneing.—• FOURTH ranee& The baabrss wee dreeribed as as edam agent, el Jefirywieest. Aldpes. This wee the sitting for easd soros sad disobey,. Mr. Dewey apparel he Mrs. Swell, a creditor, on the vowed Ibat the baalinipt bad metracted debts wilitent a pebble eyestalks d polies them, sad when wed s had ride a made= &hews. It appeared that he had bees twice end ease bleolvest. API s : I = I' 4MM der the Inakrapt, Hie Ilseer sempewied the eider of discharge for six ineethe, end labor eed te the bankrupt that be would be ewe severely dwelt with M he sue there again. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) BOW-8111.1ZT. 11111•1.1310 ♦ UM . 11 . T11 . 0 . USIBII. irk arms.. worm of kM ilassedier. was shafted with alsolog • pair of trossenot sileor work sad sort 4h,, =the property al • grog am oared William Huey The pareenter stated rot about three o'clock thts wro te' ho vti • eg rosy rarlianisatitert, "es routs" for his am Ho bid oalartarisly fakir • " drop too tech* he " olosolitgly " I ire wrz s io si c the rhoosr, who re lir sossowhank bob be was toe to rosallosit whom AVMs ears thime ha woe • osismor who shaver him his iroonses awl asked lan If be %mew rao apt of was itbrified ram, es well as his watch. leferbils. rid bark drays, which bad boss ia the pockets d thornier Polersseepor Matthews, 1 , 13, said he was so erg ai %bout six V in the Coadyard. Drurydrik whoa kw Mar Issas at. wroth attracted hie attentime Y lishey court, • wet et Wrens dens between the Coal-pr/owl haihretrot. H. weir thither, and while writhe to drover the nor d the mods bit had bred hi sir is• priers to sadressad, pr Orr* Um rail= Mi horn whim prat Mom= rase low ans. liforts thrash yowl. Onsesing kiassholorpoithermsio ce the grant asked ben whew Ow biseged. Ike re know rahrg sleet lima odd, " Om% where te the era rose Isorwe born w"' Illho tett suit sbe did ass hoar bat oftsessods ported to Iho pp ante home. mei said. "Is Oar ow Gel leot ism * if. west time, est lewd the peeteelier hot oil= dada Wirer rowel Yr the trownsw. opal the f.,unl is the peteete, whidi preseutoe fiaalilai Mr. Cords rid to gs irsossiber would have been in an aiwkwollimillio• if ho had lest his trouser% To pshore declared that the prosecutor had given her the wart . - 31;74;is said that woe very different from what she told the constable. Besides, he could sot have given her the trousers. . The prisoner— I only took the trousers to ask a Mood what the watch was worth, because the watch wee in the trousers pocket. She was ootansitted for triaL WESTMINSTER. OUTRAGE AT A TAVIIIIN. Joh Hurley. Patrick Howard, sad Entry ?idly, this. rsugh.looking fellows, were charged with being connected with others not in custody, in making a great disturbance at the house of Mr. Owens Bishop, the Admiral Koppel Tavern, Fulham-road. Complainant said that last night some men came to his house, and calling for beer refused to pay for it. Com plainant's barman fetrhail him. and on hi demanding the moony or return of the bser, the men threw the hitter on this ground, and then attacked complainant soil his barman. After some difficulty the offending persons were got out of the bog" and were then joined by the three defesdeataand others, who aided them is the most riotous conduct. The behaviour of the party outside ass so violent that it to. quired sic persona in the house at the door to prevent Us* ineaaking it open. Paynter aske.l whether the defendant& assaulted complainant by striking him? Complainant replied that they all 'truck at him and behaved themselves in the moat outrageous way, ralso did others, for whom he now requested the =Odes% to issue warrants. A grilses* was &Ind who proved that bad it sall Um for the kind oseistaaos of the oinghlmurs it WY! imposaibia to my what might have been the result. Locifembiate mid they had bees driatiag. t'omrilaismat olvieried that th.•y bad been very violent to hie barman as well so himself. Mr. Paynter committed the defendants for fourteen day: each in default of • penalty. Warrants were issued for the apprehension of others. MA 1:I.110114) rll,S-TREET. A COPTIM•SOU%IP.SYEIt chf kIIGSD WITHTHRTT ASSAULTS. Joan Hamm, the keeper of a toffee-shop in Omit l'ortland.dreet, was charged before Yr. Nansfield with violent assaults on Illargeret Watts, George W.tta (husband of the former), and Manaus Tait. Hr. Edward Lewis, of Greet Marlborough.etreet, ap (vexed for the defenda nt. From the evidence of several witnesses, it appeared that the omiplainants were io a publiediouse in Great Poetised dr,et, when the defendant was seen by Mrs. Watts to pour sole water on an oil inAn's head. She expostulated with the defeedant, saying it was a shame to do so, when the defendant kt.acked her down (c.,using a wound over her eye), sod then kickeal her. Her husband went to her assisimuw, and he was also stniek in the eye, mid the cempleinsat tot then interfered. and tried to put an end to the IMMO, when he was also saraulted by the defendant. Mr. Lewis called some unnerves for the defence, has whose evideuee it appeared that the defendant was attacked by the eomplaisaate, who thought he was Musing the old non, while the iinfeedrint warn only joking with him. One of the 'rawness also said that the man Watts freely used stick t sad that then them was a asegie. . . Mr. Maarield dreeharired the defeathutt. .4WTHWARK. it..I.ART AT A OIWIAST, R.A.O Yatwrr , 9U,:•;f.i:i.e;;;;::;;i:15, we. bma g at 1.. f re Mr. Bonham for Seal eternised°• s ha m with osicersed with others sot in custody in brag sad owns' the granary of Mr. Gardiner. et Beroxisderyrall, mal stealing tberefmm • qsastity o Soar. Job Tinier, 44 M. mat that between the hours of ft os Thoraday sight and a; Fridey morning the prem. rotor's prerelees were broken into and robbed a • quantity o( al..ar. From isformatios be received be awertaieed that Palmer bir.l offered some Sour for isle as Thursday as,ght, sad that the WSW primmer aid soma others bad amused him is sunrise the /our en • truck. He matuised the premises lied foiled that • window bad been out out awl he tread footmark% which be Molt the apemen, of. Ile found that Maw had pledged • pair of boots ea Uterdav aid they marreepsedrd with the marks. A baker at Bermaselvy, whom raise did sot mat that the yeamoser Palmer came to him and said h tTsa e P t Ram e flour far oak, and asked him to buy it. Witmer bid I. t.. go away, ae he would not have myth's( to do web at. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1862. Wllia: lila klock, of Lou.l,m-street, Dockßead, rid that o Thursday night the prisoners and two others brought to hie house two large begs of flour, and left them. The prisoners came with a truck the next morning and took them away. Two other witneeses gave similar evidence, when Police•constable 1% M said he bad another charge *Out the prisoner for stealing lead from a warehouse near Mr. Garainer's granary, Co the sight of the 25th of February last. He, however, must ask for a remand, to enable him to produce the neueuary widows. The prisoners dialed both chines, and said they were at home and in bed co Thursday night last. Mr. Burcham remanded them until Monday next. WARR LlBlll-4THIS DAYJ Two e'Otomt. The railway share market is flat to-day and ti r most of the principal lines have experienoed • decline varying from to tI per cent. Very 1 11 : 1 little business is going forwartL London aps and North Western stook is now quoted 94 to 93 ; Great Western, 72i to 73 ; Midland, 127 to 128 ; Lancashire and 'Yorkshire, 107 to ; South Eastern, 82} to I; Caledonian, 1111 to f ; Eastern Counties, 67 to I ; and Great Nor- a then, 116 to 116. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have then f t to 2* to prem. Indian railway stocks, as well m is as Antwerp and Rotterdam, Sambre and Me use, and Ottoman, are in demand. Great Luxembourg me have recovered. Grand Trunk of Canada have mi ll. given way. 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MO MN MN UN Week masa lamb IL Detroit sad Milwaukee lli MSS Owe Weide= al %ands le 11.114, Week =ding lle , H. leados, Brighton, wed S Nest llli 9,712 loath Bute* MUT row IMP •.NO 11,1133 4,811 16,140 1,986 10,8114 19,665 90,960 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (Br mammy Tionars.) NORTHAMPTON MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) ENTRY FOR TRIAL STAKF4. One mile. King of Diamonds, Will iithelVisp, IfsawC.Arms, Oen. Hem, Arcadia, Precursor, Lopcatcher, Aurelian, and Water- t..., witch. a. NENE HANDICAP. Five furlonp. * es Baron Murichemmn, Lopcatcher, Confectioner , Ellertoo , Is liaaphot, Triplege, &deals, Titaxoues, Extrelda, c by gc. Si a.t &or, The Priem, end Otereopper are here. ft. ENTRY TOM QUEEN'S PLATE. Two miles. u N Loiterer, Prime Plausible, Wotan*. Mahal* Dusk, g) Moorcock, Rapp.Ml, Shepherdem, Oldminster, Disappoint- to meet, Monk, Brownie , Necromancer, aad Aurelian. Allare se Is Zero. sk NORTHAMPTO SAKE& N Two miles. SI. Mooroook, Stampede, S ch ism, The Monk, Gonvieux, gl. Paal Clifford, Plumper, Bally Edmond, Finland., Prime 5 Plensible, Rapper's West End, Wombat, Dorking,Magoura T. Seen. Cariihrock, Dusk, Watcbfirs, Caracole. Breech- ig . " loader, KOMI!, Sappho, Scorpion, Incitatns, and Wild Duck to are here. 11. le W HITTLEBURY STAKES. About three-quarters of sk s mile. Ilk BirdhEl, Patriot, Baliverne. Brahmin, Exchequer, Ilion- M. della, Morocco, Staple Oak, Wetchflre, Miss Penoell, Tele. Is. h.., Abbess, Falcon, Diligence, Villafrance, Blue Mantle, l i l i l s. - 'end Senile are Um U. STAND PLATE. One mile. 91. Misty Morn, Nightingale, Dadra, Snapshot, Relent*, so 111 . Spark, Dux, and Vertumna are here. . 1 11. LATEST BETTING. ill NORTHAMPTON STAKES. 81. u II to 2 apt Wed End (t) ell 41 le I Dusk (t) IN. BM I Selina (t) t• 9to 1 Prisepe* s Plattaible (t) ele N. (t) UN to 8 Stam 100 to 8 Sappho (t) ea M. EARL SPENCER'S PLATE. ll 4 to 1 apt Maid af Honou 4to 1 Dictator (t r (t) lee ) N Is 100 to 7 Lopcatcher (t) W. 'RIGHTFUL DEATH PROM BEING BUN OM ii: BY A CAB. is ft. INQIJIIIT (THIS DAY.) tat- This morning en investigation was held at the L., Owashopper Tame% Thsmissetreet, Whitechapel, by Mr. pi Jean Hawkey. . Middle.: coroner, touching the death is. el WlYhm Feedeen, seed 45, which occurred on Friday $ lest, _sada. the Isllowleg linguist circumstances. Oestai, porter at the Whitecluipel Union-house, estitastawaswiegis gonna's the deceased carnet° the home l a t mined by saather nom He was aline* unconscious and sb spas insebennily• HL coespanien said that he had found lg. him writhing is the read as if in great agony, and that he le mid something shoat hating been tamed down by a cab. IS. No one knew where ha bed *red or what he was. Dr. Champenys odd that be bad bees called to the de- .. 14 . ceased, who was dying from deenifel injuries to the loin. pj and stomach. Every randy was applied, bat without ti saunas. and be died is • few boom A postmortem es. * amt ntion showed that be must have been run over by St. seam vehicle, his liver being ruptured, and all es the ribs on his left side broken. The back of his head also appeared se if it bad been pawed over by a te wheel. How he was able to survive and walk to the union IL miraculous. as. appeared having summed up, the jury returned a N verdict "That deceased died from the acute of certain mortal injariee, but how they went caused there was so VC evidence to show." THE FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH KENT 1 r i , . &Lamar. NEAR UI&YESEND. 1 THE ADJOURNED INQUEST. 7 (THII3 DAY.) This morn* the investigation into the cause of a, lie death of George Waller, the guard of the train to which the accident happened ea Thursday, the 20th ult., and el. wbsa be lost his life, wee resumed at the Town-hall, N. Graversod, before Mr. G. A. Hilder, the coroner for the r i: bonne. as. The room in which the proceeding. took plu s was again na filled with a number of anxious person who vented to take St • deep interest in the Mutiny. Capkia Tyler, R. E., inspector of railways, eras per. N. sent ander the instrustions of the Board cd Trade ; Mr. Rasa, solicitor ; Mr. Eborall, general manager ; go Knight, traf fi c superintendent ; Mr. Ashcroft, superin teedeat engineer ; Mr. Cudworth, locomotive superior. It. tendeet, and other officials, were in attendance from the IL South • Eutxrn Railway Company. Bt. At the sitting of the court at 12 o'clock a discuseion mem t the jury as to the necessity of calling coy 8, tortlier evidence or of at once hearing the statement of N. Captain Tyler's opinion as deduced from his personal Mope. It tion of the spot and the evidence that had beep given, sad St. the matter was still under consideration when oar parcel 1 1/L left. St Etrvisiro FIRMA AND LORR OP PROPRRTY. --(Tim la Dar )—This (Tuesday) morning A MT, in a comparatively 1 11 brief space of time, laid in roles the Crown and Sceptre a Tavern. Woolroorretreet, Poplar, and was well nigh 8L attended with the loss of several persona The adioining house. No. 25, let out in tenementa, but RR belonging to Mr. Atherton, has also sustained some de. rt nage by fire, and the poor occupants were uninsured.— BL A fi re also t ook place between two and three o'clock in ad the premises belonging to Mr. Gentle, • grocer end tea- 6 dealer, carrying on business in Pembrook-road, Walthius. stow. Fortunately, the building and contents were in- Is cured is the Imperial Fire-office. tk MILITARY I. HANOC4 (THIS DAs).—This morning t b t the sicced battalion of the Grenadier Guards removed from 8,. the St. George's, Wellington, and Magazine Barrack' to ea Windsor, prweeding thither by the South Western Rail- St way. The third battalion removed frost Portmanetrest M. Barrack& to the Wellington Barracks eel gt Palace. The second battalion of the Ooldstreamß=lle moved fromlWellington Barracks and Buckingham Palace to re Portnianatreet Barracks and St. John's-wood Barracks. The eg first battalion of Soot, Fusilier Guards removed from * Windsor to St. George's, Wellington, and Magazine Rae- St racks. There will be further changes tomorrow. The 2nd 114 . Regiment of Life Guards will proceed from the Spittal annacks, Windsor. to Regent's-park Barracks. The Royal if Hone Guards will remove from the Regent's-park Barracks LM • Ksiglitsbridp Barracks, and the Ist Regiment of Life IL Game will proceed from Knightsbridge to Windsor. RR TROOPS AT CANTRILBURY.—The following answer .. 111. Yr hew received to the memorial addressed to the Cam- F L meeder-ie-Chief, asking that troops arriving from abroad sa might be stationed at the Canterbury %cracks, especially U meshy. for which there existed every requisite amommoda. Yoe " Revue Guards, March, 1862.-84,-1 have the ... 81 honour to acknowledge the receipt of • letter from Mr. 7 , Green. dated the 14th inst., addressed to the Secretary of 16. State for War, enclosing a memorial from the inhabitants of it, Oanterbary to the General Cornmandlog•in-Chief, soliciting That troops arriving from foreign 'eerie° may be quartered la that city. lam directed to acquaint you that his royal - algbases is always anxious to meet the Cam el the re spastabte inhabitants ; but it must be remembered that gp am* 13,000 men are at this moment stationed these, se which Is not far from the barrack accommodating. I have 6 the honour to be, Sir, your meet obedient and humble MI , 13 van, RICHARD AIRS; Q.M.O.—Robert Sankey, Fag., Mayer et Ouitarbary."—Keiltist Gazette. LAITSCII AT PIIIIIROKR ROYAL DOCRYARD.-011 Saturday retain • very handsome vessel, fitted up in yacht style. haring neither mamma nor portholes, and summed to be for the service of the Prince of Wales, was lanaohed Seri Pembroke yard. She went off in great style about • gearter-past 5 o'clock. in presence of a large cowmen of spectators, the dockyard band playing the National Anthem. Pembroke has been the selected yand for building all the royal yachts—the Osborne, the Victoria and Albert, kr., having been built there. The following are the priocipal dimensions of the Psyche, the vessel alluded to above : Length between perpeediCulan„ 220 feet ; length of keel for towage, 200 feet I j inches ; breadth extreme, ?A feet 2 in. ; breadth for teenage, 2 A feet ; breadth moulded, 27 feet 2 in.; depth in bold, 14 feet 6 in. ; burthen in tope, flAi 53-04. THE FOUNTAIN:A IN Ta•r•uisa-Nuses.--Judg log from the elaborate apparatus which has been in opera tion during the lit two sr than weeks, the fountains is Trafalgar-sqoare, which have sot hitherto enjoyed a high reputation es works at wince or art, are destined to sato aisle the AIWA to Load's daring the forthcoming 'AIM. nos. Tbn lan boa hauled mad, ad large numbers of nee km began week, hat althst theaateide public could see was s laallitele of jets al water throws up to • cond. dannte belebtr mai al applarkg to be playing towards the pest ,edam ilpenlan. hopreasina rawrined, of comae, the• tbe isaalais ars to ho nods to r=at. oa • vary man mho lime al the Crystal than at Versidllsa, bat Ors mystery bee been c;l:e r faVX serval law that the kissing rand coo al the faanake has ten nnoved it is ilionrenal Oast a Imo swamer el semi pips have been inanal win • view as dant to MOM sons remake ids, bat the cask, boat& does aztzper• to hare brew rank improved. OFast roman, y, has been achieved—the water has bets sans a little claw. NONNI' MARKBT.-(THIB DA}.) Two o'Croce. The funds to-day are not quite so strong as yes terday. A relapse of I per cent. has taken place in Consols. Little business is going forward in any department of the Stock Exchange. Most of the principal English railways have given way to the extent of or f per cent. Indian and Belgian railway shares are in request. The scrip of the New Turkish Loan is firmer at 21 to 21 prem. At Paris this m orning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rent% opened at 69fr. 80c. being 4 per cent lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 931, 1,1, and for money, and 931 and 1 for the account. The present quotations are 93$ to 1 for cash, and 931, " sellers,' for the 10th inst. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 92, ; New Three per Cents., 921, 1, 92 ; Bank Stock, 238 ; India Stock, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, I ; ditto, 1864, 1001; ditto 1864 or 1866, 100, 1; ditto Bonds, 28s. prem. ; Ave per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 103 ; ditto Five-and - a - Ralf per Cent, 1081, ; Exchequer Bills, 175., 20s. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal trans actions have again been in Mexican Bonds, which are very steady, and arelast marked 351. The Turkish Loan of 1864 is quoted 84 to 1, being about per cant better than yesterday, while that of 1868 remains at 71 to 1. Venezuela and Italian Five per Cents. are fairly supported. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1001, ex div. ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 9214 Italian Five per Ceuta., 661, 1 (ex change 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for ao- I count, 351, 1,1, 35, ; Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, 83 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 461 ; ditto Small, 46}; Russian Five pee Cents., 993, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 841 ; ditto for account, 841, 84 ; ditto Six pee Cents., 1868, 71 ; ditto for account, 711 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 241. It is said that the coming Egyptian Loan will be for a nominal total of upwards of 2,000,0001. in 7 per cent. Bonds ; that it will be specially secured on the revenues of the Delta, which are paid with the utmost punctuality, and represent about four times the charge of the proposed loam ; and that care will be taken to fix the price of issue at a point which will ensure the success of the transac tion. The details are apparently not quite com pleted. The Bank of Egypt will, it is stated, have something to do with the negotiation. About 80,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank esrday. 40,000/, just imported, has been bought for Spain. e steamer La Plata, from 'the West Indies, has brought 144,0004. in silver and 88,0004. in gold. The Young Australia has arrived from Melbourne with 78,0001. in gold. This, the Ist of April, is the last day for, sending in tenders to the Bank of England for Ra. 40,00,000 of India-office bills on Indio. The Li 1 cotton market yesterday was very firm, particularly as regards American descriptions. The transactions comprised 5,000 bales. The failure is announced of Messrs. Chennell, Moles, and Co., hide and leather factors, of Leadenhall-street, but the liabilities are limited. The liquidation, it is believed, will turn out favourably. The course of the exchange at Constantinople indicates already a great improvement in the pan - tion of the Turkish currency. Not long ago it was at 240 piastres per pound sterling ; it has now de clined gradually to 170, and the financial intelli gence which has yet to be sent from this side will probably soon cause a further decline. The par is about 112. Considerable importance is attached by the holders of Mexican Bonds to the reported arrange ment for the appointment of English interventora in the Mexican ports, charged to receive the pro portion of the customs revenues assigned to the bondholders. When the money comes from the merchants direct into English hands at the ports, instead of into those of Mexican officials, the bond holders will at last be in a fair way of getting their rights. At a meeting of the Committee of Spanish Ame rican Bondholders held yesterday, in relation to the debt of Venezuela, at which the Fiscal Commis sioner from Venezuela was present, the following very proper resolution, moved by Mr. David a - Robertson, M.P., was unanimously passed " That no proposition for a loan to Venezuela can ynt s be entertained by the bondholders that does not No i provide for the full discharge of the arrears of in • tercet due to the bondholders under the agree . ment of 1859, and for the complete fulfilment of that agreement in all its integrity." The mail from Guayaquil has brought a remit tance of 1,3624. Is. 6d. on account of the dividend on the debt of Ecuador. The following notice of remittances on account of the dividend find of New Granada Bonds was posted on the Stock Exchange yesterday by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co., viz. :—From Carthagena, 3401. ; Saimaa, 3361. ; Santa Martha, 8741. 6s. 11d. ; General Treasury at Bogota, 1,4331. total, 2,963/. 6s. 11d. The railway traffic returns to be published this week will probably exhibit a considerable falling off, the corresponding week of last year having been zd the one preceding Easter. The Brighton return shows a decrease of 5,8621., and the South Eastern a decrease of 5,8001. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canuta for the week ending the Bth of March were 8,2001. sterling, being 6,1201. less than in the we - responding week of last year. The line was ob - strutted with snow. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 14th of March were 11,1931. sterling, being 8291. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The Cape Town Railway was opened for public traffic as far as the Erste River on the 13th of February. In consequence of the arrival of the news of the Prince Consort's death the intended public opening was confined to a visit of the go vernor, the judges, and the executive council on the previous day. At the meeting yesterday of the London General Omnibus Company a resolution was moved by,Mr. Huxley, who re presented the French directors and shareholders, in favour of an increase of the divi dend from Is. to le. 6d. per share, which was car ried. Mr. S. Herapeth complained of the amount of the expenditure, and put forward as an amend ment that the report be received, and that a com mittee of shareholders be appointed to investigate the past history and present state of the company's affairs. This, however, was lost, and the directors' report adopted, with the alteration in the amount of dividend. Mr. John Platt, of Oldham, one of the leading men in the county, has joined the board of direction of the Indian Branch Railway Company. Mr. James Moncrieff Wilson has been appointed manager and actuary of the Queen Insurance Com pany, and Mr. John Elphick Leyland sub-manager. The Drusus has arrived from China with 560,2001b5. of tea and 648 bales of silk. The Murray has reached Plymouth from Adelaide, after a quick passage. - 1011 i We 1081 lii _ 1 I ', ODLONIAL SZOITLII SWIM ii.Dov.ijoo., UMW . Do.Oparoont.llll4 Do. poo alloaktAits Do. Gm ot.Yortflop Do. s pit oak Do. porossils. Stock Sim" 110.N.444111° Dw do 1;1 New Divsow.Gov. Sp. ot. N. Links °v.*. 4.1 Do. p. et., lento Do. ip. UN Sir lisal • pm me Dm @soft • p.o. Alut.oov. Sp.o. Gv.Sp. a. Jan.if Do. do. OD. S. Dila a ISITIOR MINIS. 10 BI WA Irm .. Mord .. Dec 0. Ow dz a ti ) art area I .. lleal Own Wm ( Lwil.immitrailiik ) 7 Walla a M. Labia Gersi 11=11= 0 O. VILIIOO Owns pe i Bowl 68•81 B. 7 ... tile Vall•l l'is 1 . Yawed 11.12 LoWII. i li M a te l ta :°n 111 :: 11 11 : WlL inami llased (ll SO4 .. Worth IVlsal no . Ocol. pit 111 de's,' (11=1: 1 .. 110/1014.0 Ow 111 a. Oa .. 11. Owiles W. Cbiel.. ~, W. Maw pow) 'S 11111bL0W116.13 1 111 Oral _ VW al Tow 104 , em4 ooo2k ) .. Wog llems 1 .. W. arks N. ies. Sit 1!!. au. Km U. lis. L 14.4. U. ■. il&ilito i 11.9. na : ir 414 - l a ": IFNI 11 .1 : l i p. (9a. Wool .„ IR Ilikrlate 11.14.4.1 107 10 107 10 100 1002 9e 101 111 112 112 110 111 112 10611 1071 100 101 0 90 27 118 108 10 18132 210 10e 110 106 lO 107 10 SO 31 MO 410 U 14. -611‘11 is Ist oi Wei le as all MI mit IS II MI 40 se es as re 4 nue. I dig par - ill 40 a I • all 62 0 lln AM 16 17 sa 27 IS 116 IS ail 0 $7 la 0 0 If file -I • liiTh II s Cent. " enfeced " rupee paper, 103 f ; ditto Fi re - and-a-Half per Cent., 108 f, The India Five per Cent. Stock recovered f, closing at 1081 to The rupee paper was steady. India Bonds were quoted 255. to 28s. prem., and Exchequer Bills 17s. to 20s. prem. ' In the foreign stock market, apart from thesettle ment of the account, the principal feature was a rise in Mexican Bonds, which, after be►ng marked 36k, closed at 35 to I, or higher than on Satur day. The rise was due to the announcement, vii INew York, that President Juarez has ratified the agreement entered into with the allied conuois- sioners. The New Victoria LOAM was firm at 104 g to g. MINE&-(THIS DIY.) Two o'Oswow. The mining market is quiet to-day, with little busineea. Prices, however, are generally steady. East Caradon shares are quoted 34 to / ; Marks Valley, 9? to / ; Cook's Kitchen, 34 to 36 ; Wheal Seton, 128 to 130 ; South Caradou, 330 to 336 ; Tincroft, 9l to / ; and Wheal Ludcott, 31 to 4. United Mexican Mining shares continue in de mand, and are last marked n . St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 591. We are assured that the applications for shares in the East Clogan Mining Company exceed the amount of the company's capital. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COBS MARKET .—(TRIS DAY.) (IT Burma airs was waowaTto TetsaaaTa.) (now out owls conannrownssT3 Fair attendance at to-day's market. Wheat in rather better demand at Friday's pnoee Flour slow sale with a turn in favour of the buyers. Indian corn free sale. Mixed 2Se. Egyptian beans rather dearer. Saidi, 31s. 6 d. Nu change in other articles. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SoOk3.—Tbe market has opened quietly, and at prompt without Wm of importance. On the spot • cargo of clayed Manilla, now Uoding at an outport, has been sold at 21s. 3d,, and a floating cargo of Porto Rico for te United Kingdom at Ede, landing weights. Refined is also doll of sale, except for Dutch crushed, for which there is IKON demand. Corr= —The market is barely supplied with colonial descriptions. Extreme prince are paid for all currant quidiass. Tu.—At steady prices there is a fair demand. Run is dull of male. Good Jamaica sold at 3s. Rd. ; fins Demerara, ls. 10d. ; and common Mauritius, la 4d. Rtcx.-500 bap Moulmein sold at 10.. Gd., and a cargo of Rangoon at 10a fkl., open charter. BALTPITIIB.-24e4ium and ordinary qualities have sold at firmer prices, but the finer sorts are unaltered. Corros.-300 bales sold at steady prices. COCILINEAL —Higher prices are maw demanded, which has checked business. TALLOW MARK T.—(THIS DAY.) The market le arm. Tows tallow is quoted %lett oath ; Petersburg Y. 0., es the spot, 466. 6d. ; Apra to June, 465. 3d. to 46e. 6d. ; July to September, Vs.; Octo ber to December, 48e. 301. to 465. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--ITHIS DAY.) Hawn. Hozrey 11114 FAlltall report bade slow, at bat does price.. Prime meadow hay, 70e. to 80e. ; supe rior ditto, 84e. to 95 5. ; Inferior ditto, 40s. to 50a. ; r o o m = 50e. to 70e. ; clover, old, 80e. to 110 s. ; ditto, new, out, 80e. to 100 e. ; strew, Me. THE WEATHER AND TEE CROPS. Not only has $ considerable quantity of rain fallen during the pest week. bat the weather has been dull. gloomy, and foggy to • degree most unusual for Mazeh. In fact, the peat month has evinced few of the ordinary obaracterislacs of March. We bare had very little of the "lion," though at the moment we write, the month appears to be "going oat" in a most " lembdike " . A brilliant sun and • balmy sir now brighten and revivify all nature, and April promises to open upon us in • manner to compensate for the discomforts and disocessge meets of the past month. Looking at the late weather from an agricultural point of view, considerable auxiaty bad begun to Le felt Loth in reference to the crops already in the ground as well as those the seed for which ought sow to be 1101/0. As we remarked in our lest, so much wet bad fallen as to render the ground completely saturated. The result was that the» was no getting on the land, and farming operations were Te pidly conning to a stand-stilL Usually io March, if heavy rains oconsfmally fall, they are generally . succeeded by frisk and drying winds, the effect of which is immediately felt on the laud. But during the last week or two we have had a considerable downfall, followed by a remarkable absence of wind and by a dull, heavy,and humid atmosphere. There Ma been no •' dry" at all, and the prospect of sowing barley and oata was beginning to be extremely uniatisfao tory. Stock was also suffering from the like cause, the heavy reins baring doodad the low lands and meadows. The wet has also bad an unfavourable effect on the We trust, however, that matters will now take a tern, and that April will enable us,in every sense oft he word,to 'meek el the weather prevailing is March as pu —Swear Adver tiser. PROVINCIAL SHARE MAREII7I. trciaroot, 6L6101 11.—Ba6as to-clag mss 676—Great Weetern. 78 73—leseashire and Yorkeksize, C ir s if I—London and North Weatern,9ll6 3 n —Manchester. Sheltield., and Lincoln, 43—Midland. 126 We—North Eastern Berwick, 97 —York Capital Stock, 866 I—South Eastern, :rarest Luxem bourg, 1319-166 6-16 156 3.16 6—Budato Lake Huron, 6 6-16 6 6.l6—ditto 7 per cent.lol shares, 9 We—Dutch Rhenish, P 1-7-866Ibre sad/lens', 10 101-16 I. MAIHMMOINS„ Ma3Ot 3L—There wa 020andIntlltte boa nes dose, and prices were rather lowee. Great embourg, 136 11-16 6--Grand Trunk of Canada, SW-Great Western, 736-- London and North Wwdern, 93-Manchester , Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 43—MIdland, 1294 6 6—North British, ii6j—..South Eastern, 83; 3 6—Vi 2 gl s ta Bonds, 66. IMMINGHAM, MARCH 11.—Hulneat is the leading feature of this market, the only transactions marked being Burton., tit touter. and Ashbourue Banks, at 19t. Oe Birmingham Guaran teed Stock there were buyers at 77—Eirmingham Preference, as 10—Coventry and Nuneaton, at 115—Bristol and Birmingham Six per Cents., at 1376—and Shropshire Union. at tn. Biel Canals were quoted 931 to 94—Birminghant New Union WI 11-16-11irnungbani Waggon Preference, ato preni. ACCIDENTAL DRAIN INSURANCE COMPANY.— A special general meeting of the shareholders in this son may was held yesterday at the office in Bank-beildiega. City, Mr. Alfred/knee in the chair, at which it wee reeeleed that the capital stock of the company should be isareaesil to 300,00 W., and that the amount of the shares ID the eons pany should be 251. each. Another resolution yea also passed authorising the divisionof profits which may fromtime o time have accrued to the funds of the company in messy, in lieu of by way of addition to the amount paid by the shareholders respectively upon their shares. ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE BY A MADMAN. —A shocking and fatal affair took place at Smart's Hill. near Penshanit, on Thursday last. A labouring man named Gibbs, living in a cottage there. was suffering from typhus fever, which had, it appears, affected his brain. On Thurs day, all on a sudden unpulse, he sprung from the chair in which he was sitting, seized his wife and knocked her down, as if dead, and then attacked his daughter is the same way, and laid her prostrate on the Boor. In his frenzy he knocks,' the table over and smashed ite content., and with a broken piece of plate he cut his throat severely, nearly sevariog the windpipe, and injuring the large arteries in his neck. Dr. Bailer wu soon brought to the scene, and although he tried every means to save the poor fellow's life, he gave no hopes of recovery from the wounds. On Monday . last he died. His wife and daughter were not seriously Injured. The deceased leaves a large family in very distressing cir cumstaacesi.—Susex Ad:Jointer. ACCIDENT ON THE EDINBURGH, PERTH, AND DUNDEE RAILNAT. —On Friday evening an accident occurred between Burtaisland sad Kingborn, to the north train which left Edinburgh at 6 p.m. In working up the incline before the Pettyear tunnel the engine broke • valve spindle, and the train came to a dead halt. A fireman was despatched to Bunitisland for assistance ; but unfortunately there was no locomotive ready—their fires being drawn for the night, and so steam up. In this dilemma there was nothing for it but to wait for the up train, due at Burntialend from the north abort eight o'clock, when the engine which drove that train could be detached for the service of the other. After a tedious delay of nearly an hour and a half this was accordingly done, the disabled engine was shunted into a siding at King. horn, and the train proceeded without any farther mis- BL—Bdinliargh Courant. ANCHESTER UNITY OF ODD Fr.ltAmS.—The tuosrraly meeting of delegates from ledges in the South District was held yesterday at the Horse Shoe, Ormagirsvad, Bermoadsey, Prov. G. M. Holmes presidiog. The maces' report stated that 13 member. and- 8 wives died dub; the quarter, on account of whi ne be MONDAY Evinsuro, hound mosey had been paid. The district now numbers Consols, which closed on Saturday at NI, impor tant business of the meeting was to "sellers," for the 10th of April, opened this morning 91 . II tel. arrangem ent s m°4 for the l ec t ure to b e r i ve . t o . 4,065 members, sad the surplus capital on head is 9,963!. mlaka at 9311 to I, and closed at 931 to I. For money the ~,,,,,,,, ( w e d; e 7g a ) ...gkt by Mr. Charles Hardwi last price was 931. The official business report is whom A. H. Larrit FA., XS. , will take the that, and as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, mea influsatia teatimes have promised to support him. BSI, i ; ditto, for account (April 10), 931, t, I ; WAN IPERE HO6PITAI, DllVo2oofilt2- Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, I, 92 ; New Three dwi iQUAII. ,4 4h ClTr e ' we ,, —TINI B l ar i e t. 44BBB , g MWOh numb.r 29 a Pa was tien , t fludjail. relleved i t Cents., 921, 92 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 1 481 . .„,..k.i. 654—tetal. 2,135, of which 131 IMO new ; India Stock, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, "" ' 1 , 108; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1884, Mr. Rarey, the celebrated horse tamer, was at 100 ; 'ditto Bonds, 264., 28u. prem. ; Five per Havana, according to the last *deices. iL a trtt• L. b• CI the Uri W both km it al I L. ,w -The my at , As sad% .A. rod/. More a kr :Ka maey. • f tits In St. i.t.r.RY ttee of ofre• 'aptau havtag entered that 0. royal 1/601111, •rt sup- ▪ I! , , "'Etch en, &t moray neficial arl In I no ton for the nd tits raga! to Eosoit iusotia of the awe et be, sad Moil on gene at the 11 0 ,he Uwe ambered ,gyp et bur Kir I. P., he. red ti. AU imoss is ha; - i4 r that be producd the i!di question ,I evoked IM