The Express. — London, England, 1865-04-06 00:00:00

CONDRItINED BY Tlui OOMMITTFa COMMON. minted to inquire into the public use the tenet % I ironed the teettolnk A to them rehrrel, ey I men ret that they have come h it le sot erpedbeat that thh lased ronad or Woes& its should beeatiagoiehed; id be riadeetrabie, that eay id ; that the 20 Hoc /11 4 ■of Matas, by which t►e Ithost either the meat of I perblerneat, aught tram. i of the oenunittes was or of divisions. Tusk the I of their sittings ; thou miry should be limited to 1 (the latter being derided pertain question amid be afterwards ea to whew a sad examined. Draft is. ma & (Yr. Lecke). by Via and three divider leak inn ultimata, weld Mel chosen for media( a owed *ere were three tartlet dam sonmally that Lod in ail the draft reports ; the mat favourable to y be en advents. to ah s fence wore ababionadoed CAMBRIDGE mom s Oosij had invited the Cabinet mum of the Dennison dissolution he thought it al mandestatione so to the it should adopt. He bad eat the Owl @seamed to be di, and not Maimed fee once de were diepcesd to inks. @met seemed in good netts gained that he had been pay. Is' pension. _ _ disturbed, for he mid he mosesary. He knew bow is f ; es for hoping to bind ides not get free, the idea gm be bad turned Smash' lake y se to make the people en* Um the Exhibition vote, he lo do with exhibitions of say had no experience of turn* turned vary often. I the brothers would gag wiry together; in fast, a ' I vary faat.and-loose ssi. should prefer to be tied or the moment he would nsi I clean hand to the andisnce. tued this desultory conursk Mediations commence. MO ; but, u they were accuo at did not matter ; they mad oda. id there might be fair play, not to tickle him, for he had Lion and was very aeuitive. lisliked the subject of knob I Mr. Gladstone would sot p them np : indeed, hs should nos he would peonies to pal circle was formed, dt an Owl flying by him, and mint to intorfan, am usual, bid old down. quite depressed ; in toot, " all rondos, all his calculations and that hs felt like a ipthg an said he looked more Wu a nose gently pulled by myrtle. y the oraah of an orchestra, s cabinet found themselves teat. The Lord Chancellor we on the bamboos; Lbrd ly the drum ecclesiastic ; the am on his own pipes • the itawain's whistle ; Lard Lima Shepherd on the Sate ; Mr. denote, was dancing the bolero t Setille ; Mr. Gladness bad* was, like Paganioi, playing as or wee Lord Houghton sieve set Peel wax seen dancing the g in chorus, " We won't diseolvs c was at an end. C CIVIL SICDVICE AND TEL merles of reports, issued this s the organisation of the War. p, signed " Hertiagton, Douglas W. Anderson ;" " It is with el bound to cell the attention of the testimony borne by these lriwa in the War-office—te the tempts to improve the condition hoped that by including dunces, very moderate, test of educations lepartmente would be improved; far from this sod bowleg bon he War•ofoe is such that if the diligence 10 per ant. of their We trust that the members of heir aid to us in thoomplishing we the:evil of which they ere the government the measure of o private establishments in Mars ESTIMATES.—Thu morning sing for " miscellaneous, spt as isaned. The total sum rel OMNI compared with last year el is vote included 20,0001• awarded ire is a vote this year of 10,000 1 • Priest Britain), which is new, ea on in Ireland. The vote for test• benamml by 10,479/., and that f nil civil contingencies by 3,2171. Is to move, on the Bud bleb LAW. 93 is the Relocation cob. 61, of Council of the 11th day ad e reduction of Public Grants to any private endowments is sw' At small rural schools, is nom*" sorrow, will aAk the Chief it steps the government are abed recommendations of the commie. sad reported upon the late Motets 17 contemplate any change in the at borough, with a view to render Deptahle to its inhabitants of .11 was rather better yesterdaY is medical attendants cannot MT bare hopes of his recovery. Las ith her husband. Theatre on Easter Monday, ie late comedian, ts to make Tea the Morning Post, " can'' progress. On Tuesday night there A sewer, like Tristram Slued', diel u born, and oommeneed the dia. . by sweeping out of London thel aye put Mr. Speaker in the shah: omewhat disposed to °um* both into • sort of ' outty stool' I'i 1 ros nominally till the 24th of the ay say till the Ist of May ; on the are again for the Whitssistide hog nit month it will cues toexist. , hat when multifarious fault-finding heir estimates, the disemesiou of the eg controversy of the best posaa • ship, together with dray and 64. 1 . ea subjected to an exhaustive Pre' time and less inclination to eater now legislation." LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) --.- COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Melon Mr. MaurWieser Helewd.) Ho Wises of the court to yea almost ) sued M ogigskesfer mimes. ag asiasme. apt, Wm. PeBlo9 &gen, bad leaded as a ear. 1111 fligilder, Beethlt•town sad Gunden.teent. 0,„„, may lOU, sad be gives up good defile tad estimated et 40i. Whoa ;ha ow ~WWI it wee lb* baaksupt had already bees released by his dii7 ll6 irtaiwr.lll ag =OR ,erupt was late a publish; of Orobard.stmet, ..Misialf. Mum of Dalston, - out of baAnses. His debts I*, &lady due to brewer' sad distillers. His atiri. ;',i e Whim to bents demised as to the amount el la the home ha had occupied, also to = laid + w it, sad to the Inman foreckeing sad Pe& so ws to questions from the bentrolerioaes, the bask. g o Asti that he had given 2001 . for t h e hears . sad bad met it it sir swaths. Oslo grollted. m BC CHARLIE, itoaaasulto. n o si krapt deanibed himself es an aquatint swayer. a go Camberwell Hewn*. His debts are 1,2921., of AM en is due to the General Credit Company, St. Las'L s r , Dieu, in supporting the applicatica. stated that the boo, also was very infirm, had been a mouth in prison. Owe wee no opposition and the release was panted. SHERIFFS' COURT. (Before Mr. trader-Sheriff SarahlL) PROCLLNATIONIS Of 001'LLIFILY. s r . gimp, the officer, made proclamations of outlawry ia on, some of whir& were walled for the AM and ,Z; i - non, Sine the list appeared in this jounal several ;inn han bna settled through the publicity given, sad n i nes were withdrawn. n e o wes proclaimed oa the prenat ocenice ware Ys Weber :—Ellen Hasler, at the snit of fon; Thomas Pitunanrioe Burke, at the snit Gi c,f et Z gal linabw Company of London (Limited); John =WOW John Hall Oaany, at the nit of Robert UweWarne, at the suit of Edward Within ". se nneder was roads to the proclematioas of the aim sad the next moony coon was appointed for the el THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERIC RN WELL, iffucelos FOR • Dismiss WARRANT actallsir THL WITIOPOLITAN RAILWAY. L. to solicitor, of Bouverie-eireet, Fleet-strest, lOW to Mr. D'llyncourt for a warrant of dietrees whist Setrepolitan Railway Company under the following oirmmilanose :—His client had been injuriously affected ' icr lb* works ot the above reilway is the Easton-road, and jd effiied to the company for compensation. The com ps, had offered 1501., bat this not being accepted the Natter west before a jury, Mr. Humphreys, the *wooer, =and the jury found for 2501. Appliation bad to the company for the payment of the costa, asil Sissy bad been refused, the ground stated being that silt Ike resent decision in the case of Riekette v. The Nehepoliten Railway they were not liable. A similar mint bed been spplied for and granted at the South wick Pelisecourt against the Charms-swan Railway Com- D'Erneourt raked under what section Mr. Watson viad him to grant the applieatim Mr. WAiloll mid the preosedinge had been taken under hird section of the Lands Classes °emphatic° Act. yr. leNs mars and another learned gentleman had dried that the company was liable to i pay the ma, and aka gave it their opinion that the facts n this ass ware not the same se those in Ricketts' cue. D'Eyneorut granted the roomer, and said that Mr. Wstsx bad better communicate with Mr. Burehall, the °Osier sl the company, to Hz a oonvenient day fm its 14281•1 WOEdRIP-STREET. AMSTER/ ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE. Henry Plant, about 30 yea= of age, and Brief at 16, Bethathgrerthwad, was charged with attempting self murder by poison. The prisoner's wife, a quiet respectable woman, said her kretand was by Ueda a shoemaker, and the only com plaint she bed to make of him was his bad habit el drinking spirithons liquors which had rendered bim so vowelises by long pracrthee se to war sios, eves nem imbibing the smallest quantity, almost delirium. Yesterday ( Wednesday) he suddenly left the mom wharf be worked and returned shortly afterwards with a cup, from which he drank the draught, which tweed cat to be mita of lemon, bat she knew not where he &nisei it from ,• he became very ill, and having called in the aid of the police be was carried to the hospital. A certificate was produced, stating that prisoner had taken seedy enough of the pernicious liquid to deetroy life. NIL MPS asked prisoner what defence he could offer to w mime a *barge, and the reply was " I don't even know that I took seything wrong, much more where I got it. I lila with my wife that it would not have occurred but far Wing bees drinking." kr. Moo remanded the accused, at the same time noun* that in all probability he would send him for Md. This thus of offence is again upon the increase in this UNIVERSITY BOAT-RACE. PUTNEY, THITAIIDAT Anxiously intent to see the last hard row, and Weal by the fine weather this morning, a vast eseemblage wa preset st 'Nam, and lined the tow-path to Mortlake. Oxford gentlemen had several sports with a Simko `aft, sad the letter generally had the best of it. They Ms eettaned at Hammersmith, and the Oxonians went aloe* le Banns. Here they had • rest at the Bull's Head. led after rowing to the bridge they turned sad rowed lees, Mr. George Morrison and several old 'omit, ass accompanying them. Their style was very fine, sad they rowed 38 sad 39 strokes per minute, rowing hard tight to the aqueduct at Fatuity. The Cantabs, toetrary to expectation, did not row King stoo, bat paddled up to the White Hart, at Barnes, They turned and rowed all the course, doing 36 and 37 *ores in the latter part of it. They were coached by Mr. Edwin, who made them row all the way. Betting, of vdch little is done, is 5 to 4 on Oxford. AIJILIIING RAILWAY COLLISION.—A collision ol at awning character occurred on the Darliagton section of tie North Eastern Railway on Tuesday afterooes. A Stile after 4 o'clock the mail trsin left the Darliastea Welty Station for Middlesborough, being at that time malt ten misting late. Shortly rd ter paring Preston *Vim the train was going at a considerable speed, whoa, ■ alimoachieg Martburn cutting it suddenly slackened its Max The whaMie was loudly sounded, and the brake was Mt en. A few moments after that the paean:nen in the miens carriages felt a violent shock, which was int asibstely followed by • second concussion of still greater bees than the first. Many of the pusenpre were thrown ben their mats, and most of them were quickly out of the imia. It we. found that a long coal train had been proceed kg ea Woe the mail traits, when, from some unknown man, six of the waggons became detached. In consequence of this the coal train was stopped in order that the wag- Pa might be coupled on again. To prevent any accident, an signalman , stationed a little distance from that /bee hoisted the signal, but the mail train coming rapidly mud the carve in the line at that particular place was within • few hundred yards of the coal wauons Were the engine -driver end guard saw the signal. The 'Must ate side of the line was set on fire by the cinders boat the fire-box of the engine, which wen scattered in all Stractioea. The six laden waggons which had become de- Wed from the coal train were smashed to pieoes, and tun- Phtely blocked op the line. For upwards of fifty yards the nik wee, strewn with pieces of the waggons,, wheels, tiata kc. The buffers and (root Of the mail engine were ken. Fortunately none of the passengers were seriously ant It was found that those who were most injured were S W-els+ pasougers. Some of them proceeded to elk to Stockton, but in the course of half an hour the Ise WWI cleared, another engine took the train on, and Meet of the passengers it overtook were picked up. ANGLING IN THE Taissee.—A fine trout of Bilb. we. killed at Penton.hook. on Saturday last, the Ist of APril. by a gentleman from Chartism. The Bah is described " Wag in excellent condition. Several other smaller treat have been captured. According to the old rules of thi 6 altirr. Gaging for trout may comment* much earlier ; Mt ea underatend the committee of the Thames Ang ling ?resonation Society, among other important ra an made application to the conservators of re e" River Thimee to make a new by-law which will prevent anyone bent (*menacing trout fishing before the lit of April in tabus yeara The apparatus of the Thames Anglia; Pre- Lerialies Society at the residence of Mr. Stephen Poir, et u tiantae, is now I. full vigour , and upon a larger scale Visa meal. Upwards of 80,000 eggs nearly vivified, and /I ° ‘ l l by of salmon, tabus treat, Thames sad other mr trout, char, he., may am/ be seen Ia their most in timating stages, and we believe a keeper is in mutant 'beldame to show them to all persons In in the nature of ROL THE CABs or THE PAUPER IN ST. morning Mr. Fantail opened ea istralry at St. Gilee's workhouse into the circurostaaose connected with the bath of the pauper Gibson, relative to whose death the coresertq ua tozde some severe strictures ea the work . tines an The inspector will examine many of t , !tapas, ae well as the parochial authorities, so that lritur? may lest three or four days. THE RIPENS, THURSDAY EVENING, API%IV IF, 1865. THE COEPOBATION OP LONDON AND THE LATE MB. COBDIN.-(THIS DAY.) At a meeting of a Oostrt 01 Oommon Council held teday, the Bight Hen. the Lc Mayon la the chair, Mr. .Theen Tun= nee to papas the followise resolu tion :—" Thai Ude mart dams to express its warm sympathy with the widow and family d the late Richard Oebdee, Esq., ILP., sadism stammly to medele with them in the irreperable lass they have smiudited by his lamented damn ; u the nate isms the court &dreg to unite i■ the universal ezprondou d regret at the loss of so diatiagidehed a w••, so esibnalge • triad. so worthy • anima." In panting the rssolatto• to the court Mr. Thaw said the House of Oommons had not thought it ,000.1.0 1 6 1,000 60 1,000 60 1,000 101 1,010 100 1,000 IS 1,000 611 0,000 40 I,LOO, 20 oar a 2600 40 1,110 20 2,004 26 1,000 .100 ,000: 10 0,000,100 . or W 1:o00 10 1,000 10 .___ ,000 f W i:liiii ii ) 2 ooe i 0 it,l - 6illl it I 10,0001100 110,11001100 60,000'00 20,000 1 t 6 10,0001 25 10,0001 115 :iiiil ii liO I yOOOllOO 0001 60 1,000 1 10 1,000 SO 1,000 AO I lie SHARE LISTS.--(71118 DAY.) ui Two fiChool. The railway market is quiet to-day, and, me ' . with the exception of a rise of } par cent. in .S Loudon and North Western, and } in South 0S 2: 1 Eastern, the principal stocks exhibit no alteration. saw London and North Western stock is now quoted INV 121} to f ; Great Western, 75 to t; 3Wand, 136 to } ; Lancashire and Yor - shire, 119 to } ; /loath Eastern, 86 to 1/41 Great Zastera , 47} to ; Caledonian, 130} to 131 ; • • London and South Western, 96 to } ; Great Northern, 131} to 132} ; and Metropolitan, 128 TV to }. East Indian and Imperial Mexican railway shares im have advanced, and Bombay and Baroda, Punjaub, io m o and Bahia are fi rm. On the other hand, Great N o Western of Canada have declined. sm ;J - 051551 5,000 1 1001 5,000 20 0,000 25 0, 5,000' 1025 000 koool so 1001100° Tiro' ,co&100 ,00 , 0 116 0010 100 1, 10 1, 000 000 60 6000 100 1000 60 1,000 so 1,000 100 5.c‹,1 i:iii!tio ! 1,600'1001 10001 00 1000,100 hat 100 64000100 _11,000,100 10,600 , LOS *OOO 10 *OOO 60 *ON 60 17,600 i 0 . 4.1,000 10 61,0001 10 1 ' 60,600' U 0,600 1 16 *OOOl II 10 7.4.10 60 ' Wel 106 00/11 SO row sli M NI 1,6111 10 1 1 14, 0 96 ,6 1106 34600 II AND KO 091 60 119 i FOI 43 2* 11 4 1! 1 11 4 i -8 i :J/; se 6 -- .- zd 110 } --cial as ) ra 1063 4t llO,l Pam. se 40,1 104 1 $ t Ai 141 121 .t.! 102 le lea •10.710. Y . l N. 00.1100.4p.aitor. 101 00 G.DIM..4p.aJoa. 10 00 N. Cl.Wels.-11.0.-00.. p. Jam I Mo.— IN N M Lse Lose.. lol tYk.l o 4.ol 10 .op.e.J 10 , 1.00.0.0.c..Tam NO 110 N. Do. Np.oJaa.llNl CO rN 06. LA5.R.,4.0.70.4.700 .. N Wi1er0d.4p.0.10.40107 ~ IL D. MUD. Z. P. MD., ch 0., lob. &AN— 100 N. D.5WL.40.0.1 safiely 100 .. SoolD.r...ipo.Ao.boo. 100 --- a a II OS OR N aig yr NI Of fi V/ SI 111 106 IN 04 fog NI NONNI irainunt-ovua Alf.) Two °Twee. A fresh rise of per cent. has taken place to-day in the English funds, on continued purchases, but there is no corresponding rise in the other markets, which are generally rather quiet. Prices, however, remain firm, as regards nearly all clams of 'took. No alteration in the rate of discount has resulted from the weekly meeting of directors ot the Bank of England to-day, neither was any expected. The discount market is very quiet to-day, and there is more disposition to take first class bills at 31 per cent, or 1 below the Bank minimum. The rate in the Stock Exchange for loans from day to day on English government securities is 3 to 34 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rented opened at 67fr. 85c., being be. higher than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 901 to # for money, and' 91 to for the account (May 9). The official bud mess report is as follows :-Three per Cent Consols, for money, 94, 1 ; ditto for ac count, 901, 911 ; Three per Cents. Reduced,' 881, 89 ; New Three per Ceuta., 881, f, 89 ; Bank Stock, 240 ; India Stock, 2161 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 107 ; ditto Bonds, 16e. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, 25., 6s. prem. Only slight variations have taken place in foreign stocks. There is an improvement of Ito per cent. in Turkish Consolidds, but a decline of 1 in Xaxiosn and Spanish Passive and Certificates. ISome of the present quotations are annexed, viz. Greek Bonds, 211 to f ; Mexican, 271 to f ; Confederate, 32 to 33 ; Spanish Passive, 311 to 321; the Certificates, 17 to 1 ; Turkish, of 1868, 72 to ; ditto 1862, 741 to 1 ; and the Consolidds, 54 1 to 55 1. Transactions are recorded as follows 1.-Danubian, 82f, 831 ; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Ceuta., 1 63 ; Egyptian, second issue, 96# ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 97 ; ditto 1864, 94f, f, ex div. ; Greek Coupons, for amount, 84 ; Italian, for ac count, 641 ; ditto, 1866, 7 3 1, ex div. ; ditto scrip, 4,1, 31 die., ex div.; Mexican, 27f ; ditto for as 27g, ; ditto 1864, 261 ; New Granada, 131; ditto Two per Cents., 314 ; Portuguese, 1856, to., for account, 481 ; Russian, 1862, 901, 891, 901; Sardinian, for account, 79, 78 ; Spanish, for account, 483 ; ditto New Deferred, for account, 411, f ; ditto Passive, for account 321, i; ditto Certificates, for account, 171, i; Turkish 1862, 741, ; ditto for account, 75, 741; ditto 1001. Bonds, 76, 1, 741 ; Venezuela, 1864, 38, 1, ex div. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to f prem. ; General Credit, 21 to f prem. ; London Financial, 7to prem.; Imperial Mer cantile, 11 to prem. ; Hudson's Bey, 16 to / ; Ottoman Sociitsi Glinirale, 21 to 1 prem. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :-Metropoli tan District Railways, 9to prem. ; China Steamship and Labuan Coal, 1 to 01 die. ; Rio Janeiro Gas, Ito 11 prem. ; West London Docks and Warehouses, Ito 01 die. ; Varna Rail way, 41 to prem. ; Millwall Freehold Land and Docks, 14 to f prem. ; South of England Wagon, to 14 prem. ; Financial Insurance, 1 to 11 prem. ; Anglo-Egyptian Navigation, if to 2 prem.; City of Moscow Gas, 11 to f prem. ; and South African Lind, to 1 prem. About 16,0001. in bars and 60,000 sovereigns the latter from Lisbon-were sent into the Bank yesterday, making a total of 309,0001. for the week, while only 4,0001. has been withdrawn for export. The City of Washington, from New York, has brought 4,5001. in specie, and the Hansa, 2,4001. It is stated that a rather considerable amount will arrive from the same quarter during the next few weeks. The Parana, from Brazil, has also arrived with 16,8881. The bidding' for 30,00,000 rupem (300,0000 in bills on India took plat* yestertky at the Bank of England. The proportions allotted were-To Calcutta, 17,42,100 rupees ; and to Madras, 2,20,000 rupees. The minimum price was fixed at Is. Did. on Calcutta and Madras, and Is. 111 d. on Bombay. Tenders on Calcutta and Madras at and above the minimum will receive in full. On Bombay all tenders were below the minimum rate. A telegram dated Calcutta, the let inst., brings the important intelligence that Mr. Massey has I promulgated his budget. An export duty of 3 per I cent. is imposed on jute, wool, tea, and coffee, and of 2 per cent. on bide% sugar s and rice. On the other hand, the income tax is abolished. These changes will be viewed with regret by all interested in the development of the agricultural resources of our Indian empire, as they indicate a retrograde policy. The duty on tea, coffee, and jute is quite new, and seems especially obje ctionable, if regard be bad to the importance of fostering the growing trade in these promising articles of Indian produce. The alteration in the duty on rice is equivalent to an increase of 60 per cent. While Indian produc tion and commerce is thus practically discouraged, the new Finance Minister for India, in abolishing the income tax, betrays a desire to curry favour with the official classes. The Midland Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,0761. over last year ; the lou den and North Western an increase of 4061.: the Great Western a decrease of 5121. ; the Great Northern an increase of 3,8361. ; and the Great Eastern au increase of 7161. It may be useful to repeat that the railway traffic returns published this week compare, for the most part, with Easter week last year. The prospectus of the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Limited) is issued. This company has a respectable board, including a director of the Bank of London, a director of the National Bank, and two directors of the Bank of New Zealand. It is urged that the demand for advances for such objects as this prospectus points to exceeds the capabilities of the present banking , institutions in the colony ; hence the establish-' went of this company, in direct connection with I the Bank of New Zealand, whose directors at Auckland have intimated their willingness to act as a local board, and have as individuals agreed to take 5,750 of the 20,000 shares of 251. each, composing the company's capital. It is proposed to call up only 5/. per share, or 100,000/., and to raise a further sum of 400,0001. of working capital by an inns of debentures. Another new undertaking is the Rouen Water Company (Limited), which proposes to raise a capital of 125,000 L, with a first issue of 80,0001., in 8,000 shares of 101. each. Rouen contains 100,000 inhabitants, and its water supply is very defective. The company has a monopoly for 99 years, and the municipality, by contract, become customers of the company to the extent of 3,0001. per annum as a minimum for 50 years. A contract has been en tared into with Messrs. Easton. Amos, and Sons, who are to put the company in possession of the completed works for 120,0001., inclusive of the expense of purchasing the concession. The mono poly, as applying to the whole of the city, awaits the Imperial ratification, and meanwhile, as ex plained in the prospectus, a smaller contract has been arranged with the municipality. A special meeting of the Great Eastern Railway Company is convened for the 24th inst., to consider ten bills now before parliament. A special meeting of the North London Railway Company is called for the 20th inst., to consider two bills now before parliament. A petition for the winding-up of the Factage Penmen (Limited) is to be heard before the Master of the Rolls on the 22nd inst. With reference to the market for American securities Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as fol lows : We base Witt to report a very large zed active beatsees la Leedom for Amides secaritisa tatted fifties 520 Bolds have formed to dad. bat Mee S. Throb sad a gawk 'disposition to take Minns drease. wlash Pe mall will Imre 811. g. Ede sae Maw, tae emir dew the week being 2 deli. pea elan ; LwHe pardreas bar bora made is them for Nadia a gew e d ; dr berm have, however, bra freely sappial by Mprigsg. There is as gattve Inquiry for Miami. sad in Warm Mortars Hoods of the Ohio deetioa, sad the nark/ chard of all o ff ering. In the err* for the detarbares this oceopeny, the dealings bare arson wordy emearttt• last ininalseat Min payable rat lath. We sots, he - err, deify trenseetiose la the isend.te Bebeeterea, the goo. tanks for whisk is 87 to 89; this tad the roma due rah May for 4f., the gamest of which le guaranteed by the Comolidated Beak. WIEDISIDAT EVINIOIL Consols, which closed yesterday at 90/ to 1, hoe& for mosey and to-morrow's settlement, opened thin morning at the same quotation, and eo closed after temporarily touching in the interval 901 to 1. Irac the 9th of Mai l the price improved to 90/ to 91, and closed at to f. The official business report is as follows : to per Cent. Consols, for mosey, 901, 1, t,f, • ditto, for account, 92 1 • Three w aced, ; New Three per Cents., 814, / ; Bank Stock, for account, 262 • India Stock, 216 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stork; "e ite l india ' Fire per Cent stock was inquired for and firm. Exchequer Bills remain at 3s. to The foreign stock market was rather quiet. Bra zilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., Sardinian, and Buenas Ayres Six per Cents. improved 1 per cent. Portuguese, Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. of 1850 and Three per Cents. of 1859, as well as New Granada Two per Cents., and Danubian and Ecuador Bonds, 4. Spanish Deferred Three pee Cents. improved I per cent., but the Passive de clined 4, and the Certificates were dull. There was a reduction of to per cent. in Mexisan Bonds and Turkish Consolidia. In the market for bank thane the tendency cd prices was again rather unfavourable. A redo.- thin took place in Agra and Masterman's Bank, British and Californian, Continental, European, Bank of Hindustan New, London Bank of Me:ion, London and Venezuela, Salado, Punjaub and Delhi, and London, Hamburg and Continental Exchange Bank shares. It conveys a lawn to inconsiderate subscribers to the capital of new companies to notice that, according to the existing market valua tion, the whole of the paid up capital of thin latter company has been lost. The shares are of 1001. each, with 181. paid, and business is officially recorded in them to-day at U., tbe quotation being 18 to 17 dis. The magnitude of the share holders' liability on the uncalled capital has doubt less contributed greatly to this severe depreciation.' London and County Bank, London Joint Stock Bank, and Union Bank of London shares, on the other hand, were quoted rather better to-day. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted to-dal 18 to 4, being flatter ; Egyptian Trading, f to prem., being also heavy ; National Discount , 1 to prem., being ss. lower ; Joint - s tock Discount, 11 to din ; Ottoman So Ginirale, 24 to prem. ; and Milan Improvements, 0 to 64 prem., showing a fresh rise of ss. The shares of the Canada Company advanced 21. Fore-street Ware- house and Peninsular and Oriental new shares were also quoted rather better. Universal Marine Insurance were rather flat. The shares of the financial companies were dull. Imperial Mercantile Credit, after declining, re covered to yesterday's prices. The closing quota tions are annexed, via :—lnternational Financial, 14 to 11 prem. ; General Credit, 2 5-18 to iR pram ; London Financial, 7 kin prIM2.; IDIX2I I I Mer cantile Credit, 14 to 1 4 prem. ; and 't Fan cier and Mobilier (old shares), 54 to t# preen. The closing (but in moose cases nominal) quota. Lions for shares in new undertakings are subjoined: —Metropolitan District Railways, 9 to 10 prem., being higher ; Varna Railway, 51 WI prem.; Rio de Janeiro Gus, 1 to 14 prem. ; West London Docks,' to dis. ; South Africa= Land and Finance, 1 to 1/ prem. ;Mill wall Land and Docks, 14 to 2 Tem., being lower ; Anglo-Egyptian Navigation, 1 to prem. ; London and South African Steam, _ to 1 prem.; and Rhos Hall Iron, lf to 11 prem. The shares of the City of Moscow Gas Company opened at If to prem., and bad risen at the close to 11 to 2 prem. United States 5. 20 Bonds declined per cent., closing at 574 to 58. damp cry to its dignity to take the pulled op. portinity - of paying tTribaho to the memory of cos who had done more towards the prosperity and interest of this country than any man known In the prowst day. H• had oornmesoed life under very disadvan tageous circumstances, but by his indomitable per severance he had 'Avowed to the high amid= a which he held. Her Majesty had, through Lord ... Pah:mentos, o ff ered him an °Hos and title ; but such a yam the disposition of Richard Oobden that he had refused to 15 accept the office. The name of Richard Cobden had been a at household word to almost every Englishman, and he waist= N uric* who wrote • history of this country would plain the mans of Richard Cobden amongst the most noble 10 end worthy men who nourished in the 19th century, and the corporation would be wanting in their duty if they failed r, to show their warm sympathy with the widow and family M. of Richard Oobden in the grievous loss they had sustained t in his douse. It was not necessary that be should say so anything in additioa of ore to whose sorrier the country owed its payout prosperity, and he concluded by reading tit his motion. M. Mr. RICHARDSON seconded the motion, and said he did : S i ' so with • great deal of pain. He had for many Si years had the Maur of a personal and intimate friendship with that illustrious man, and the go. court ought, he was sure, to feel honoured in 8 2 having enrolled in its list of names to whom the freedom ri: of the City had been presented, a men whoa' name wee so N. distinguished, end who had, as had bean said by his friend, :I s : duo so mush for the prosperity and interacts of his IN country. Illa I Mr. Deputy Et.uorr said—Without detracting from the tri great merits of the late Richard Oobdoo, he did not approve Si. even although dud, of making a god of any mu. Mr. Cob- 2 0 den had poptilarimd a groat principle of political whom, 100 which, however, he had no hand in discovering. He made known to the wide world, what Smith and James Mill, and Colonel Thorium= bad really discovered. All honour to him for having won the battle t s against bigoted protection, for having given a large loaf to et. the working man, and for having given him • fair markat where he could ushange his labour for the most money— • servios of the very highest value ; but than, indeed, at his unions almost ended. (" Oh, oh," and confusion.) ft After some farther discussion the motion we. put and In 26 carried unanimously. is LONDON AND ROUTE WESTERN RAILWAY. (TEM DAT.) A special general meeting of the proprietors was Et held at 1 o'clock at the Waterloo-statlos, under the Wham• j;: cliffs orders, Capt. MANGLIS in the chair, to consider so, taro bills of the company in parliament, but of eleven bills 00., included in the notice only five were in a sufficiently for- I& ward state before the committee to be submitted to the SK urrietors. These were as follows : 20 A bill for antheriaing the Loodoe and South Western t, Railway Company to make new lines of railway in Surrey, st and for vesting in them portions of railway; and for autbo- as rising agreements between them and other railway St companies, and for the raising by them of farther 61 mone)s, and other purpose'. A bill for authorising the London and South Western Railway Company to abandon the making of lisle of railway at Remington and Hammersmith. and to make other lines of 811 . I railway instead thereof, and to made the Ch iswick Curve, lire and for authorieing agreements between them and other 111 6._ railway companies and bodies and for other purposes. A bill for authorising the London and South Western Rail- r e ' way Company to make and maintain a railway from their ny roam line of railway at Pirbright, by Aldershot to Farnham, and for other purposes. A bill for authorising the aqui- laa titian by the London and South Western Railway la , Company, and the Devon and Somerset Railway L . Company, of the undertaking and property of the i n Ilfracombe Railway Company, and for other pnrpaes 14. A bill to anthocise the Snanundale and Cambridge Town Railway Company to make new railway; and to use parts of the railways of the South Eastern Railway Company, and St. London and South Western Railway Company, and for other la purposes." te• The CliA1831•11 observed that the Seat bill submitted ma on the present occasion was fully explained In the report of use the 16th February last. The wet of the new works was UM estimated at 120,0001., with additional borrowing powers of 10 toe 40,0031. To the natal motion confirming this bill, a emotive was to moved by a SEIKPAHOLDKJL, on the ground that the district ye wu already sufficiently covered with railways, and that all so unnecemary addition, which were for the most part et. got up by engineers and speculates, depreciated the go- Dual property. et. This having been seconded by Mr. HODGKIN, fc Mr. Serjeant Gums; while exprembig coecurrence in no the view of the mover of the amendment, suggested too that the shareholders baring already sanctioned the scheme 10 it was too late now to object to it. For his own part be 10 would put a stop to all them extensions, closing the capital :4 amount, and opening a separate account for each new line sanctioned. It was for the shareholders themselves to pm- is vent those extension; st. Some further discussion took plans, including a brief fe reply from the Cliainsule, who stated that the 10 Hie new Roes promoted were necemary to prevent compet ing companies coming in and robbing them of their traffic. It was much, he said, to the credit of the animas. soli- n niters, and other o ffi cers of the company that they had -• suemoded in throwing out all opposing schemes. it. The very , but extension from Kingston to Maidens, which this bill authorised, afforded the accommodation which opposing schemes contemplated, and preserved the district to the South Western Company. Ultimately the resolution was put and carried, four sham 11 holders only voting against it. The remaining four bills u were likewise asseated to. gp INSTITUTION OF NAVAL ARCHITECTS. MEETING.—THUS DAY. 11 This morning the annual meeting of the members of this institution was held at the Society of Arts, Sir J. M PAKINGTOS, the president, in the chair. The right hoe. baronet congratulated the meeting on the 1 4 establishment of the School d Naval Architects, which wee now in full operation at Kensington. Be wog. 2 taised the prompt and liberal spirit with which the govern- 1, meat had met the wishes of the institute, sad the un hesitating mannerin which parliament had granted the neces sary funds. The school was opened in November last under the direction of Dr. Woolley, while Mr. Merrifield had been appointed head master, assisted by Mr. H. J. Porkies, who was senior wrangler at Cambridge in 1864. The num ber of Admiralty students was 16, bat, as bad been anticipated, the number of private pupils was smalL The President drew attention to several points connected with improve ments in naval erchiteeture. Mr. Beraaby proosedo read a paper on the stability of her Majesty's ship Achilles ed t , and this will be followed by papers from Kr. Rankine, Mr. Merrifield, Mr. Freed*, and other gestlamee. Mr. David Chadwick, of Manchester, addressed the liberal electors of Macclesfield lut night, and was ao cepted by them u their second candidate in the ensuing election. Two murder cases were tried at the Leeds assizes yesterday. Is the find one, Thomas Midgloy, a factory hand, living et Todniorden, was tried for the murder of his wife, by eattiog her throat with a knife. The h evidence via direct, but it also showed beyond • doubt that the prisoner was insane, and the judge ordered ij him to be detained in custody during her Majesty's plea- I sure The second cam vas that of a young man named 1/1, Solomon Staatoo, living near Sheffield, who, in • fit of S &mimese', had madly beaten his grandmother till he killed her. A verdict of " Manslaughter" wail returned in 71 this ease, mid th e prisoner wee sentenced to 20 years' trans. • periatioe. Ring FOR THE PRACTICE AND PROCEDCRE OF 6 THE Berman oil Pluvern lkus IN CLUB or Onmerms j 11 TO TIM Locus STAIRDI OF PITMONFAUI BUBRITICTION FOR RULE I. Or FRIALOART 22) FRAUD BY THR CHAIR MAN or WATS AND NSW" TIND/tft STANDING ORDER 89. — The promoters of private hills, apieet which sny petition shall have bees presented en or before Friday, the 7th in stant, who intend to object to the right of petitioners to be heard on such petition, shall give nodes io writing of such intention and of the grenade of their objection to the clerk to the referees, sad to the agents for the petitioners on or before Friday, the 28th instead ; and with reference to all I wash petitions as shall be td sa ted a ft er Friday . the 7th instant, such mikes to shall be given within ves cher days' slier the prams thereof ; bat it shall be easpeteat M the referees to allow swab notices to be gives, maim siosald eireasestasees, although the times above limited may have expired. J. G. DODROW, Chairman of Ways and Meson. —April 5,18b15. List weak we received the first telegram from Teheran, the reddest* cd the Shah af Persia. Tbis Is the fuel Ada** emits] with white telemsOio communicatiou has been mooed. The sent will be P4cin.—lit. Petersburg letter in Dew York Herald. ORDINARY BHARRB AND STOCK& IPd. I IGAILWASI. sil all WAAL 10 34.1!)1 'ad isata. ... 111:0 I Osisdoadaa.. .. .... 1 all Moat sad &Woo OTI 07&all 011 Do. • I Aso Dv. seta • an Do. /11 p. 46110141110 IL 100 Dialghl sad lolsoo Dm•o•Poot/0.1/14.331 1 idtabozgb mai 011 Gloom sod 100 Wool lido Onl. 100 Do. • %Mt 100 Do. Aag.etk., No 2 100 Dreg Nadi ot Soolliod thosiNcothorn ra Do.A 11. fee. so db. um ISO Do.B "1011 W 411 41p. e. 100 Gt. BOWE el. awe) IMP lama W.lll 100 NOW', Masai* 101 Do. Some Weise. 1K D. W. 1114.—Oztord 100 Do. Do. N= 100 Do. Do. 11 100 lemeeshlre a Yorkshire 100 Leedom sod 100 Lou, Bp. 11.1. Beet 101/ laskap.w. MD*, DIO Ueda& &North Week& 100 LoadooddloothWeeewo lel Mae.,lllwtols Lambe Ilarypare wed eli D. Do. Mum 100 411 Do. Netropoll N ienew ell Idetzo.Dle (Pro. Ikelp C. 10 Do. do. do. hoo No I Do. Now 100 Do lbw. di Derby MIL 05. Ws. Gra).— 80 Do. iNara all Mad Neal . 100 Nati Brillak 100 Do. Idle.,Psetb,Dead. 100 N. Isstern—Beirbdi A Do. G. N. Z. Porn 100 Do. Dods VA Do. York .... 100 Ds. Gelds 8U Do. Stook.&Daribag II Do. do, awe._ 15 Do. do. 150541 100 Sixth Loudon all Do. Now 5 Ds. do., : 801 100 Nat& Itaierdaldre aN. B. Waters Jai& 100 &AM* Matra 100 lestlitia ALL Aler,SW. 100 @odd& Maud Nutowsbory & Weld* 100 Mike 100 eM in evai 111.00 (bath Biffilern AU etalaa&Woklasho.&e. 100 lb& Vs& iDe 0 100 Vale at Math 100 'Victoria Mo. et Plana 100 West Cloriorsil 100 IW. Italia & Rd" Mel ee zi t l err . 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(2.6. 1 MOO 9) BritJah lallsa Tea (L) 0900018 111 CaoullsOossaar i 0. 10 ft 079. 10 91761ai5(l ) 0000 00 0,000 16 I ,olliy ol=l.Pro.(L 6.041 SO lag ad Mllart 19790.(L 6960 30 I Do 6 0,000 N laty 01194 (Ma.) ~ 0,000 10 ,009.911hi05a946(L) 1,000 10 Coourralddllatcsaas. i 1,10) 111 !OcasolllL96l a 1 II 1,600 9) Contlnce9ll76.o4aL II MIN IN ILstraotOorpoestlos( 1.006 IS Coall.fts.,/k62.46 5000 N IC. f004.37150b. 9 Lg. 4 000 SI 1 Do. New ON SO Do. o f llasrltlas (1 ) 219 at I 1 1 9/947 ..... - 101. St V ii rrstarsoos lOO 100 114 ON SI. 1 Da St e t Psii i.. p. Deb. 106 109 114 1100 155 Lamm 10 4 4Ms 000 10 ,1696717 Aram T ) 1 0 0 21 311 000 60 Kant 1696 1.. n 1 INs ON 10 E. Indlk Inds. I Canal 10 1 2Ns Soo 000 60 1009 Vale lO 21 2 dis 10 Sarpll66 ooasated.(l 4 I um Tea N. 1[69164 Telakaais 1110 6 Lg. sad AN • ill 4 it i ,, 100 60 Ilma.sad 2 700 NO Ima. (L 1 Psi Pea IN 10 paidant loglaartaa. 6 1 pas IN 90 'WIDOW 00111001 MOS. I 14 Idle 100 50 1116sadal Loosest (L) 10 6 di *0 19 /awl Waracmue (L. 6 4 2 Po 00 SO 0411146 rs (L 401191) lO 10 der 104 111 G.Crodltet lts.olLoa.(l , 4 Ti 2Po 196 16 134 a. Biwa NsrlpAtos 14 16 7 00 so Home& ,7105d61,16.(L) 11 OA OM Id 04 N Re 417961167 an 162 164 00 91 Slumber Iron Work9L) 16 I Idle 00 111 =ll6r.CdkAss.(l..) 6 a 11 1 4 1 00 2 0607 3 01 & . = I I 10 so International 10 4 1 013 1 10 10 Istarnskllosa.Sors (1 4 ) l' 1 4 1 %1 01 20 lotar64l.l4utd Crsdll I 1 0 7 00 110 191197 Lad. ll 11 10 Itallsatnia. (Omega) 11 10 101 Do. 4p. c. o.la r. 1610 9 11/ IS LlNStookDisookatlL, 9 O SO Neurltis• (Ma) 1 1 0 N Load. AttICJA Tradlig 11 • 26 Losd.uldCalsdon.6l.(L 1 • 10 .Loo.ooastrLodl&V.. 1 IV 11 Lood.DlattioS IN11 1 4) 111 N Lod. Noma. ANIL CL ) 11 6 L o ad.o. 0=93660. L. 61 SO Lond.&ol64g.P.N.Co(L 11 SO Lod., Ita 4o . talks. 11 SO Lood.Mer. Dlsooust(L) II 91 Load.Prortnoi6l39oo74 ' 19 Mains 1.9196. 41109761 19 Do. 1 N Marios Investment (L) N Ilsorltlos Loa&e. (L) II Mad& lON Ti (L.) N 191166 U Iron Works 10 1196116641031 O. (L 91 1126167661 las. Dan. (L SO 1I 1491.760 Flosadal (L 11 N iNsatosalProalLartalK 1 NC NotloaslOtorat Nay.(L) 2 N 990919(0oal aL 'L N Do. New N 17.7.4alsadT.aLoa0(L 10 NortastratatuolN(L ) 96 N. 190.3 lastnliasa(L) 7 60 74.141691145000.1n.(1. 2 Norallooo/70.6adL .L) 1 Do. do. _ .. . . - 14 - 1 zd I ig. to,a iksin RA" «•i iiiiiil .10 44 1 e a si poi L IDE in 6 Ms 76 g i i 11 OW Pr se 4 PI 11 1 1 }9 10 4 2 ail a 11 10 I f= I Vii ii I T las al it It L: 3le al LO I i 1 be ello I 1 } iP 7 D xa q 1 I s l e. I 7 I ILO 10 17 1710 10 T 411 1 it' el - - - 7 — I i - ctiel s I PfZ ,i9Oll i clipen - id . „. ryl., i 6• L !i wie , lb ... IViiUP i9B9 I 1 Pm 1 Os Om p 0 el Id ee 17e 191 1 0 9. 119 19 99 pa 1 10 11 4 9 d 991 1s U S i t die 2_ 1 Ps, - I qiiil 10deeti Marti;e - ;iiisura ,Orteetal Camaroial(L 60 'Oriental Ifiaancislalm ll 1 'Oriental Ges (Waited) al 1 Dm New aL 10thallIalaadeleaaa(L) eJ 26,000 10 l Utagoa lithlaadhivatt. 1 10.000 60 Ottoman Financial (L.) 11 10,000 6 'Ottoman Osa (Limited 1 12,600 14 Psaaamß.l6.Bteem(4 ) 1 8,600 6 Do. do al 87,6041 14 Do. New 00,0001 111, lliv.feattltllla.(L) 10.000 811 Peolosular 0. Mew al 20,006 01 Do. do. New Bl 17,000 10 Quebrada L, M.(L ULM iftmwy Iroa al 10,000 16 Do. Now al 060 26 210 J. City haprov. (L) al 10.160 14 Ditto ditto 1 16,000 KO !Rayed Ilialleimaa Bi =ANL 80„, ideoLAnatra Invest. t. 0,000 60 lamitlt, Lolgat, We. L. 1 MOM 110 18oc.fluanaf Wade( ) 111 10,000 MIL Rattan /11. s La. (IL , loom 66 Do. Second lama... lON 28 Mouth duetrallaa Lead WOK M ;Babenarte• Tsiegrapk.. IL .... 1 i Do, Scrip 87.606 II ITel.CoastroodtßalmtL 8 101,000 20 ThameatMereeyla.(L) 11,600 10 TreattrAgemmeLias.L. 1 00,000 26 f. L Do. at U. Canada I 100,000 10 Un.Marilie of Liver.(L. 116,000 11 Dolled& Telleg.oo.(L.l all 60,000 26 UsiviwaYarlae led.(4 I 6 *OOO 10 Ihr w ilaisailla(Lba. M,OOO II 10.000 M Vas Dlamieee Lead— 2111 10,000 60 Warrsdt lelaimat(Llm. 110 *OOO 60 ReMbidlaaPaeillo B L. 16 aid r SI 114 n pm Id 4 26 SS 74 i 26 16 I I 1 dim a as n 1110 126 I $ dim LO liells 2 1 dls 1 dim M $1 la 4$ 66 - 24 Ili II id iii .... IS N! 1 Avail 5 5554.1 re pail d" al Yom I Vi 1 1 1911 0 - 2 11 Iliga 11 10 9 10 ldli 94} 09dis PREFERENCE SHARES. Raised, 41 per eent. Pref. Stook, redeemable, 991. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 101, 1. Bahia end San Frew:die*, (Lim.), gas. 7 per cent., 151, 1. Imperial Mexican Railway (Limited), 21., Sambre and Meuse, 51 per met. pref. (pai, 171. South Austrian awl Lanterdo-Veoettan, P 2. PROVINCIAL SHARD MAILIEM. Miscazurnit, Ann &-A good bminees was dem, and priosa were steady. Alliance Bank %limited), Ele 19.-C. Common and Co. (Limited), 21 it p.-11bbw Vale Co. (Limited), d.-Oreat Eastern, 471 1-Great Lusembourg, 121 1146-Oreat Nathan" A. 148 - Great Western of Canada, b 1616-Great Wasters. 70$ f Nedvon's Bay, 16-Illinois Central, 02 If 1-lanesshhe and Yorkehlre. U9ls 111 1-London and Caledonian Marisa In winos (Limited). p.-London am: North Western, 111$ j f a a a a-Masebester and County Bank (Waited), 41 Yin chador, Blasdield, end Lincolnshire, 00f 1 I -DMM Bela prat 946 p.-Ditto New Fire per Cent.eol - 271-Midland, 1561 eaff 1 - New Erie, 35-North Baatern, Benriek, 1101 - ifeetere. ch = 61 6 - United States 1.90 Yeas' Bonds, 58-Condos. and Dover. 4114-134Mrtet Bank. 171 p. BiIUIDIGHAWAPRILL-Mrvola&am Wagon•Preterema Mares were sold at par. hoar Valley shares clewed at 10 to 101 South Mallords, 101 to 101 . British and Foreign Plant. at 1 to f pram; Bi r mingham Financial, at to prem.. Binairs= h aLwi Staffordshire Cos (281 share), at 41 to 51 preen.: Old Union Mill, at 51 to 51 : Metropolitan W i len (third Wee), at to all m. : itinabigham Waterworks, ut lio IS: klemWs Metal. Wilk; Patent Nut and Bolt. at LW. N. tellers.ui unarook Ann, 4.-oalet to-day :-aria{ lastarn, . Great Western, 751 1-Lancashire and Yorkshire. 1114 en- I London sad North Waters. 11 . 1 I=lVl l lll2 11 1 1 - Marsebester, end d t i n. 1161-midland . MI 1 1-North Beaton. Stock, 111 101-South Learn, 06$ fa-Ballal• and lab Baron, I 4 546-Brea 261-1111neds OraMaL 61/-Datek thenisb. 6. p -Ditto pad up, 271-Great Luxembourg drama, 12j 11-16- Colliaaer ll4 Loan, 12$ 1-United rests% Tive-Tveoti Bonds, 56—Ileresattle and archaism Beek xnalord),ll 1.16 L- I Albion Marine (Limited), 11p.—Liverpool46 1..-Brinsh and Farads lianne aad 01 lasunaos, a tend p on sod GMbe etre awl Lim 01 • 1.111 .--Timpata .1111L7fdIMS Marina (Moiled), 6110 p. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'fhoca. The mining market is quiet to-day, and prices generally exhibit no change, compared with those last current yesterday. The only transaction 08- dally recorded in the Stock Exchange is in goat Grenville shares, which are marked 34. Very few transactions have occurred in foreiga and colonial mining share s, and quotations axe t7naliered. The letters of allotment of the Ban Pedro Del Monte Silver Mining Company (Limited) have been iuned, and we are informed that Mr. W. H. Chynoweth and a party of artizans have left South ampton by the Tasmanian for Vera Cruz, en route to the company's mines. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVKRPOOL COTTON ILARILICT. (THIS DAY.) (IT sLICTIIIO AND lIITNINATIONAL ITIMNIATII.) (non ODD ODD 001NINDONDINN.) The market my quiet.. Sala 4000 to 4,000 Isla. MINCING-LANK -(THIS DA.Y.) Soria.-The demand is still motive for all descriptions. refining qualities being roast in sequin ; the esiaa is. elude Barbadoes at 31s. to 32a. ; Cuba muscovado, 30s 64. ; Manilla. clayed, 285.; and Guipattab date, Bangs/. at 32a. 3d. Reaped, full pricns mrs paid. there being s steady demand. Con= -The panels of Ceylon brought to public ale have sold at their fall value. Plautatios trier. 555. 6& to 683. ; fine and Is. ordinary, 70.. to nu. 6 d-; middle& and good middling. 801. to 86a. ; puberty, 78s. be MS. ; native good ordinary, 66e. 6d. to 67a. T RA .-Black teas continue Ina, puss doll of sale. Bog.-No sales repotted Itimt.-A petal of white Bowl sold for cash atl24. i l i t Brtcgs.-Pepperle dull of sale, sod prime ere r lower; Penang sold at 31.1. ; Siappore, gray to good, bid. to 3id. Pimento at the full value, old Import landlog w eights, Rid. to 2id. Nurnscs. -100 emirs sold at the veloatiose emit and middliog, 101. to Is. lld. fine bold, 3t. fd. ; macs. Is. 4d. to Is. 7.1. ; cloves, 7sasibar, .ied. to 351. ; Cassia Lip's, weed pile, 78e. to 795. ; mouldy, 76e. to 77a. ; cinnamon -Ceylon, first pile, Is. 7e. to Is. Id. ; mooed, la. 44. to la. bd. ; tbird, Is. 3d. to Is. td. : Nardi. le. Id. Fautt.-There in fair mount of bushel se dotal at fan pekes. Satrnerag.- 120 hags of Bawd refraction 24 sold kg I cash at 28e. 6d. COTTOI.-Only null parcels UV) cheap& beats at td. to id. per lb. deddiae. but -Cotomoo qualities have sold lit the previous tile% but goods sorts are dull of sale and 10.. 101 SOT ; coma= sad middling, 101. to 161. ; fair to good, 184 to 241. 10,. TALLOW MARIEZT.-(THIS DAT.) Ths market is quiet. To isliew is gulled 40s. U. Pstersbarg on 30s. Id. ; April be Isms; 395. 3d. Jaws , 40s. to 395. 9d. ; October io Issesubsir. 41s. ; Deresstor. 41s. od. METROPOLITAN °ATMS MLRKZT. erns DAY.) Oar supply of beasts Is shorter thmi for the last few weeks. Trade is very doll, sad • clearance avast be effected. Mooday's quotations are •with /Mh esy Wood. There is bat a moderate supply of sheep, but fully equal to the demand. Trade is slow at our quotations. Oaf trade is sushi/red. Our foreign supply (=sista of 520 beasts, 2,060 sheep, 235 calves, sad 124 pip. Per stem at Ms. a 4.1. 4. PP dais of Ms a 41. a. d. Bat Sada, Retettla. 41 1 0 Sot Dna a 11146a1k 6 3 d 14st Illtart-berea —4O 4 10 Soot LeerAtoela.... 6 6 1 Stood pat spas 18 1 i Da. ie. Mora .., 4 6 0 Calm 4• b 6 34raa & amaisipol. 0 • 0 II 44 1 Da ay. lbws .... 3 6 6 BoPipotDestßildireds 6106 II lambi Beasts at Taarket, 000 : ono" sal bobs. 1•14. 3 ; Carte. 111: ptp, 174 ; mlleb cows, MO. SMITEMILD HAY NARKtr.-(111113 DAY.). maws. Harvey aid Easton report Ira& inn at gilso Oa& lowing prior :—Hg from 960. te 108 a. ()lover, fnsa 110 a. to Ms. elrew. Ifloa to 13. 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