The Express. — London, England, 1860-04-23 00:00:00

LA W INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Sodom the Master of the Roth") NSA 00111101101131. I • Mk twee prisinant la this came, • •e. spud seem err. ago. 1 e pests... me 01 hon„ arose old d tho tnassetioas of • . tat& trews sae of which myriad an hadases at io sailer the style or Inn at "Jobe. Lamer I alio," and the ether arise the style or line - I..ertoma. Held. aid Co." at Loads.. where • .twr oriel a eserresoneheats of the termer. la Jame, • I..mer sad Co. histroweadjkinriewan mad Co. I. per . • tomer. Meals's &ads The beide were defy par awl pod tee by *she is araordeace wish the .• N raost. ul the parties. Whoa the Humber' Am the advice of drafts sealed them for lb. .f it.: bonds they requested the Landau Ins to keep wt. cutely, whist' the Meter lea. in est.-m.ok 1 0 Jo. Oa the Ulth ef Me , oar,. leg. the Heathen lbw mete the Lemke ~„,. h.,nor.tow them to and them the beads ly pont. Oa osst•Asr Use Louden diet emeennuaiestod the fatal& ..4 their failure, arer,my.eiae IL however, with aa . doe, which they repeated. that the beads . • .Jo. Sail....vontiv the ere deton of 00/011.11 aad "...teed to wad ap their slabs wader taspemiee. and .4 the defendant s were appoiated impeders. Oa the I, N.m.rsher.l:4s7. Lerner sad Co. senmemisdpsymeai. the *stab Were duly appointed moadadidetraten .• fr firoa. la each capacity thej tar chinesd the Illesicaa ts upon which the defesha thsir right to a ie nin respect of twain due ham Hamburg to t h e ...lon Arm. The plaintiffs, an the other haad, con . ob.! that th e parehme of the h ea d s was a trate - apart from the easel coons of bade= be t •• co the homer, sad that the law of lies therefore did sot • 14 I. Palmer and Mr. Dr Gel, Mr. Selwyn and Mr. Our , ; Mr. Follett, Mr. Woman, awl Mr. tram; Mr. • Mr. liesially, sad Mr. A. E Miller appeared for the arerrat parties Ili. Homer was of opiaion that the beads had been by the Lambe Arne, as 'veto for the Hamburg tint, awl that the didendrints were therefore entitled to tre lies as elaimed, in their capacity as arab& sad that e-, -lobes to the law of the Load sad iadepeadently of any t ie etiene of custom. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. ~.: up w Hanc.i.)— Relic* the Lord Chid Jutioe, Mr. Crampton, Mr. Justice Hill, aed Mr. Justice ItLwkhurn. treats NIS 110TAL alapltxaa TIM PIUNCE Or WALIX. The nolicitor4lcneral (with him wee Mr. Alexander) said ..n (•-half .4 his Royal Highaces the Prises of Wale. be was notructed to move fora certiorari to being tapas order made le certain justices .4 the county of Lamle at as ad areaions held in the parish of Kirtaadn.Lyndasy, 'sith a new to the order beteg garbed. The order a pe.timi was male by the jnaticaon this 29th of March leek was in compliance with uu applicatioa from the surveyor. hi,;hways in the !mash ; rt authorised the surveyor., in the langusee of the Highway Act, to carry away atone :.n.l other midair/ from oat certain eucksed lasts of the pm rod., which were admitted both in the notice of the surveyors alel the order .4 the justice.* to be parcel of the possessions sit .. Lel to the I niche of Cornwell, and in the actual posses ...e, .4 a tenant of tlie duchy. The authority which the imtioes exereised was miler the tiled section of the act the 4 1, an d ilth Will . 4 , cap. f 4 which empowered the aurremon 00. 7 eet to condition to take materinla f. .r the marine of re ' aetng the highways. Under the lint authority specified in the rt the qurvc) or was empowered to take away materials mste Litils in a district • but ender the Ord section it ass directed that it should not be lawful for them to take away materials from enelneed lamb unless a prey eau notice was given to the owner of the lan.l or mile.s the tel gave his consent, or that the justice. hail given Bern's for the purpose. Is the present inqtanc q the mrereOre gave the neceoiary notice, and the jultiees :mole .mkt. Now, the objection to the order was th , ,t the imilers had no power to make it, inasmuch a. the lands 'lbw,. were to be affected by it were virtually lands ad elated to be the property of the crown. No piention was of the crown in the Highway Act, and them •n• he sasunitia, in accordance with the general rule, that the act did notapplv to property belonging to the Selotantially the question for the deciaton of the ...Ili was, whether the crown, sot b 441 bouwi Lv the Willem, Act, the Duk e Ore s wax Now, ir • •uld cite many authorities to show that that the bake of (*.email was treated in erect as the...vertigo ; sad, indeed. T. n stounl .•itwaspareces would follow if it were otherwise. instoice, it might be that when there was so Prima of Wales, te which we the pn.perty of the ditch y would rest in the town, these lands wo u ld h e exempted from convey .... r, to which in the existence of a Prince of Males they ...old he liable. In other wont., the same property had rii beide at differeet times 1.. differeet burden. The Lord Chief Justice—On the other hand, Mr. &Akita, if that consideration I. to prevail it is obvious that the Prince of Wale* would be precluded from giving his comment to the relomoVAL The i 4 467it:lrfleaeral—Clearly not for his royal high. ...could not lend the enovn. But theist were abundant sot footsies reeognising the ,I. trine that the Princeof Wales •. treated at the sm.vereige. la the ease of •• The Attorney• General neatest 9t. Atabya " (Wight wide's Rqs.rt.d, the Prince of Wales is 'Token ..1 am " soden. persona cunt riga." Again, ia " Rolle theulgotent," under the heeding Prerogative, and referring to the porneatioas of the dna hy. it is said, .o Its eeignory .4 severed front the crows, herniae whoever has A shall le ..easiderealas the sovereign." The Solicator•Geoeinl also 0.4.4 the es.e of " Roe v. Brenton," B and C. The Lord Cliief Justice —ln the cases you have referral to .1 al the question arhe under an act of parlinaneat general :al A. term . The. A.lieit.w.Geoenl saki sot. The Lo.r4 Chief Juotico—Yuo hove .sid quite moues to lu:it le Jr ft to MI rulv. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Moro.- -Melon Lard Clair( Jollier Erie, sad JuAsreir Willer, Ryles, sad Ktedisg.) PIN r. TNL NOItTII %MALIAN COILPANT.- IMPORTANT ter/Ctn.. A. 1" `WARR.. This e..r hail lava worer..l times lodise the court, cal th• Lots were shortly Ilene. Mr. Swan had (newest shares in the North hriti.h Australian Company, Ist ( Nicer, the fratelulent st.ock hroker, who was •..n. wt., at Neargate some time ego, inoiono. ;eds. nael mime blank transferdeed* which hail twee hr Mr swot' fir another purpose, to transfer the •'•.r.• wow In eitamtion. The 'hares, or meat of them, hail l•• kJ ly again tranaferent, m. that the preon-rot l.• Iders Lel ses ....maw.. at all with (Aire?. A rule •a• punier a recent st..tute calling upon llo^ i•wmiativ and al.. the peritens in whine name. the Mare. is.ow st.•.l hi. 11611ri wily the rebmter of the • 'malty 11.4 he arnetale , l I.y the name of Mr. Swan •so.; u.rtnl a• lie/ .4 the .hares. The MAC WM/ argtl.l —one length. “iel the ~art took tulle tii ...der the • '• r. hut •uleasinently they re.piest..l that there .hall • •wertal armlet. nt up n the nits...lien whether the parties " ear MCA n. iilitaining a dleruNm .4 the case .' .nit at lee or in omity, and intimating that if ,"• i, weer any awl) reonooly the os.urt would mewl,. ielant i;ur , tion nyee motion. and entho.oit loos •••• r t.. t;,..latrtira apprat At tier re.nrhe•:.ll 4.! the. , :wee•ut the matter agNIII atesai ewer fir eteleulrmtion. The 1•4‘1 thief itateree wry, saki that thee hail • • 'eleol the matter eery eatefully, and had mi .', -aire.l a. 1.... t they cosl.l tr. bring it t.. *4llO theft tlo;ot which kel h3prette.l, but h I fael..l ao. Tim merahen of the osairt were Loll‘ .4,1. 1 in orinisro, awl they had prepared their ••• , o.n t. 001., vests. lett Mr. Just,.. Williams being doe. "t`l al Niso Prins they nold 0.4 teed them. What he I 1.0 . 1.1i•m0r.1, innse'lrf. ei.ble Mr. Swan to take ahitsull aolvirool; wel for has further • •• the ....art nimbi gin. their near.. when Mr. Justice " could ,••11.• CoUBT oF BANKRUPTCY. ibefor. Mr. l'oaronsiminner rJ. ff. II 1.1.1. A. gl 1,110, }l* It INN 4 , IIIDFIt Affo CLAtpr_ Th . • 4oknq.t in 'lit. owe wit John E.leraril Buller, enli• ••• I .te .4 I.iii.•olo's•isu tn• 1.14. A petition hail been pre. • • •1 • (lull., hanker., praying to lie ileichweil ••••1 In .-ream PeCUlllit, 1.111,11 h 11.•.• u &pulled with • fir un.l tiwt the natal order of saki pi. ph. T.... ....no sr,tuel on a f,.enwr day by Mr. Ratbergh. f the isstitioi.sr ,, • Mr. Murielge, for the assignees ; ant ' l ' "-1.-misers. onlehalf of Mr. Smart. the late partner of • 1.411114. II • llon.sir tea .are Tli.• particular .ay. hol Leen the oul.ject .4 discussion in this s•••• one whieli hr.,' been Gruen to the hank. three persons .4 the nen* .4 Welsh, of 111. ll' interest under a * Will, 1114 for ...loan,' .4 1,141 V. This seiintr, with - • . •dersmit.sl I.y the I...nkrupt in ls. 4. with • 1'1.11.1. ih.• I.e.titioner•. Ilion:: with a 111.• ~,,, noelinu • Is -rt e c.a.terti •ectirity fir the relay ' of ~ moo .4 5.11110/, and interest: nal the • • • undertook, when b, execute ar inizlit i.e require& No mrtme • • tr....fer and olepoeit had 1.1.1 . 11 liven to the , 1, the Wul ;hrs. The pr.% er .4 the petition the a5......;,,em5, on the gneliel that the from the Welshes. eanie the 12:412 .1 of the Bankruptcy Law Consolelation Act. as mid clotted. in the onler and dist... Con rho lank• 111.• lifill• .1 I.:. lanitnipiry, with the ....want of the - tls•rof,•re. parsed to a.signess for the the sreditor• ut large. The only .picsti,so whether notice to the original tlebb.r waa • • ...s to tell.. the property out of the order and disc o. f the Issokropt. The ram" .4 m.,rtgagea were ex • • •••1 from the neeemity of thie notice ; and it became I alit to inquire whelk, r llai• was a mortgage to the in. , rtgagre the pn , perty absolutely, • •I mere assignment requiring notice. After r 1.12/ to tho ,t.I•41411 " •. 1 /1121M41 " 19,VeNey, , .1117/ I " Itortlett liertlett " 11 I.le (:ex and Jones, " It.rneit a balnett "11 1* iex); •• Markey" I M. It. end 1/.1, and other came, hie Honour THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, 1860. e eme to the conclusion that the petitioner had cots- Wished that this was a martegi debk sod bog P. 6 aed chattels within the rassaieg of the aet, mid that even if it were so, it did set th is la the order end disposition of the bankrupt, beer the bankrupt had so power to order or dispose of it, the debt hernia pried with the security. The petatioaers were therefore entitled to the ceder prey e d for. TN RE smote*. The bankrupt was an ironfounder, of Camden-town. This was the esaminatioa casettes, but uo accounts had bar Mod. Mr. Murray, for the assignees, sad Mr. fitackpoole, for th• haakrpt, scree, aa a nt, aad an allowance of 3f. a week was °Mend for t he haukrupt. Hie liabilities are ►tated at 5,0001. ; assets about 1.5001. IN Pi RAYMOND AND NtVAID. A itioti for adjudication was Mad in the case of Abra ham Hanimos.l sad Juba Seward. budder., of Lee, Kent, by Mr. Drew, solicitor. The secured debt. are stated at 5,000/. ; unsecured, 1,5001. The property held as security is waked at LOOM. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) The April siti,lourind quitter mesioas of the peace for the laid of pnemen commenced this Morning at the Goildhell.ssaa, Westmi es. nster, before the Assistant Judge cad • hese it el t The ml 4 is sot very heavy, sad enateins the oames of only 46 gismos for trial, seven of whom ere for mivie laellinetr. The educatios of the winners i+ of a better description thee is generally founol and is thus described : 11 can neither reed nor write, 33 can read, 91 ein read and write imperfectly, 4 can read and write well.aud 4 are desailsed as of reporter education—the mime of the charges against the latter being that et isdecent assault, felony, and embezzle meet. The pand jury, haying been addreanal u to the nature of their duties retired. SHARE LISTS.-71118 DA Y. Two o'CLocit. Business in the railway share market to-day is almost at a standstill • and , with the exception of a slight decli ne i n E asters Counties stock, prices are nominally quoted precisely the same as on Saturday afternoon. Loudon and North Western stock is quoted 994 to f ; Great Western, 69 to 4 ; Midland, 1164 to 1161 ; Zancaahire and Yorkshire, 104/ to loaf; south Eastern, 87f to 88 ; Cale donian, 91 to ; Eastern Counties, 54 s to 55 ; and IGrest Northern, 114 to 116. Several of the Scotch lines, including Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, are inquired for. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, at 1 9-16 to 1 11-16 prem. The shares of the Great Western Railway of Canada have risen to In to 4, the traffic returns showing an increase of 3,0= sterling over last year. ' 7 4 1 A 11 78 U 70 75 GS 73 Par Pm I I dls xla 104 1 01 Ws Ot t loz I Pm par pea 100 la 1014 sa MI SS 91 93 09 71 we 80 70 Is 70 . 71 Set— tt die i 1 did 11 Te dk 9799 97 99 97 99 110 93 99 90 9099 91 93 1 Of Ws 6 7 6 7 6 7 6 7 90e 190 I 1, 1 4, in Oe disi 494 ,- 106 41 de 1131 14 egi 1 92 11% 16 - 55 61 I 96 61 i Ws A ii en P= a in fej and 96 far (moo.; A ii i 1 In 141 - In .kkg..... 0). hats hos Leal 41,144 ... 6.4r0 • • e,tool 100 l to - •1 e,000119 DM 0. COM. (i t s :LAIL) Lot Beret ) . last Caradoa E.Wb. aural (Tarlatk ) °rambler & tit. &alga Oreat South Toler; O. Wh. Alfred PhIllsok) 0. Wh. Vor Oreorttle .11.10 1 ' 1 211 7 - i iied ..ta I ilerod's-Foot Hingston Down lady liertha Margaret (Uay North Downs fit)' N. Frances (Mom N. Wh. Hemet ( ) North Wheal Crotty Per Cons. (St. Matey) Providence (U. LIAM). tortrldir Cua, Alla. Co. R. Cron Corn Brea (Magna) • Dev .on Iron . Goa I. W . fn . 1 ;tray Park i:000l 1,0241 . .. Naar 811.4tLeidILLGI no Croft 111 1111.111 Alt al. 41 74. LL& 1Y.1&9. Vale of Towey (Oarre.) West Basset (111epa),. W. Caradon (ard) West Beton we. Banat ?mil &Mar ( Idirre) /IL Wily (lla. Writ) Wiwi Mary Aas Wree ot) narwsey (Usk) 107 1 :1i: lla.. .)11113: 11.4.0.61. I I 191 ZION } 290 85 . 9? 111 111 35 16 111 I 1411 f t DO 16 ti 61 46 6 121 1111 a 66 i I $OO 310 al it n 11 143 100 re In 41 41 le 31 86 91 360 1190 146 166 117 i tle 13 1/ 16 11 90} 211 BO il No. i Sh. I Man. IDi ICL Seam 1 Sales 10,000 20 Australian - .----- 76,000 1 Be n Accord , Limited lsa dla pm - 10,000 36 Bras..lrap. (luat.sl.pm ) 171 - - - 11.000 90 Do. Bt. John del Rey 16 23 24 - 10,000 5 Do. Lynda Min. Co. all - - - 80,000 1 Cla.Con. Min. Co. Jam. 1 - - - IROOO 40 Cobra Copper - 10,000 - - 220,00000 2 Fortuna - 1 93 General all 13 26 - 80,009 1 I Gt. Northern Copper 016. Australia ,Uni.) 14 Ms Ipm - 78,000 1 3 1 Ramada (Um.) - 16000 Unarm all 104 111 - 10,000 5 Lusitanisin - 103,815 1 Marigaita all 1 4 - 0,000 1 N. Rhine Copper of & Australia ,Lim. 1 _ 10a. I dis par - 10,000 10 Pontginand itilverlatid all 5 6 00,000 5 Port Phillip 1 1 4 - - 1 80,0001 1 Scottish Awala. (Um) 100 601 _Pa - 43,17410.2.94 1 United Mexican all 121 - 10,coot 1 Worthing (Lim) all 16a I I - 40,0001 1 Do. - MiIiCILLANZOII& No. IMt I Couranrait IPd I Cl. pease. I Salea, 10,000 10 Anglo-Deems alirc - .7 ill 15 16 - 10,0001 25 Australian Ageml l6 n n - 350 1000 Atlantic Tel. (Uta.)• •• • all - - - 47,000 10 Berlin Waterworks_ - - 60 Brit. American land . 40 - - - SLOW 60 Brit.* Irish Mag. Tel A all 70 10 - 3,181 20 Do. B 7 per c. till 1840 all 110 92 - 18,916 ' 1,7301 20 Do. C - 321 Canada rand all 120 U 5 - 8,0001 10 Channel Islands Tat (L 1 all 611 - 350,000 Bt. Cop. Mg.of Eng.aftmelt. all ID 110 ad - 12,000 26 Do. Pre. 71 per cent all 914 161 ad - 1,0029161 84. Cry666l Palace 180,8201 84. Do. Prolarence - 164,000 84. Do. 41p. et Perp. Deb. BM 103 106 - 700,000 St. lasetrie Telegraph ocio - 7.199 26 Do. New l5 70,000 6 Nag. and Amt. Cop. - 20,000 15 , Steam Navisattoa 14 - - - WOOD 1 (heat Ship ;Limited - U,OOO 10 Mean and Amt. Ta t fa. - - - 11,000 5 Log District TeL (1) 1 1 01dia - 60,000 10 London ramose (L) - 5 1 1 1 01 As - 200,000 4 Lea. Gm. Omnibus On, all 1 If 11 60,000 10 Dadra' !reap. a Clad 1 21 4 /11 30,000 10 • terranesaileaTel. all - - - 12,000 10 Mediter. Ex. TeL (Um.) all 3 4 - 80,000 26 National Dboomd Co 5 I 01 - 11,310 10 Netherlands Land . _ all - - - 60,000 5 Do. Bp. e., Is. at 1 dle. all 4 f - 1.724 100 N. Bruns. aN. Soot. La 80 10 18, - 18a070 IN. Bet. Australasian all L ' - 60,800 1 Oriental Om - 60,000 1 Do. "New Shamus" , IM. 4 pe e - 10, 10 , . In. ram (Lira.)4 l l • - - - 6,000 10 Do. do. B S - - - 10,000 10 Do. do. Cb. - - - 000,000 Bt. Peel River Land* Mix all 40 IR - 10,000 50 Pepin. and Orion. Slam all 70 01 20,000 50 Do. New ID 13 16 SI 0,000 20 Red lea I Ind. Tel. 44 - p. c. forfaya. Mir. Gov. ln iCs 1 12 MI •-• 10,000 50 Psyllium Iron all 31 - 10.000 16 No. New el 4111 - 16,000 100 Royal Mail Nam - 00 52 54 64 - 1,000 St. . Amt. Invasion. 100 110 110 - 16,206 26 South Australian land all 35 113 - 28 j 76,000 1 Submarine TeL Serip - 75,000 1 Do. do. Registered all 11 - 60,000 1 20 Trust ala Co. Up. Can 6 - - - 10,0001100 Van MOMS'S land lO U - On Wednesday morning when the train which was conveying! the prisoners from Walton Gaol to the Liverpool Police-court, arrived at Bootle station, which wee being passed at full speed, a woman named Catherine Gardner, who with her mother awl sister is c h arge d with robbing dwelling.hounes in Liverpool, jumped from the carriage. On the arrival of the train at Tithebanistreet station, an engine, with one of the turnkeys of the gaol, was dispatched to the spot, and there the woman was found lying by the side of the rails, much injured, one of her legs and her left arm being broken. She is in a very danger ono state, being far advanced in pregnancy. NEW SOCIETY Or PALWEEKS tv WATER-CW.OIAM —Among the company present at the private view on Saturday were :—The Duke of Hamilton, Marquis of Sligo, Amager Marchioness of Ailesbury ; Earls of Behoove, Lanesborongh, Denbigh, and Grey ; Bishops of Carlisle, Winchester,Lordon, Oxford, LichAeld, kc. • Lords Mont eagle, Wensleydale, Chelmsford, Stanley, Denman, Hen. ley, De Tabley Galway , Manners, St. Leopards, Stratford de Redcli ff e, liardinge, Kerr, kc. ; Messrs . Sidney Herbert, Arthur Kiunaird , Adderley, M.P., Pennant, H.P. kc. • Sir Charles L. Eastlake, the Pre s ident o f th e Roya l Academy of Arts; David Roberts, R.A., Charles Land. seer, W A., E. W. Cooke, R.A., Herbert, R.A. and a large number of the members of the house in addi tion to those named. MONEY MARKEL-THIS DAY. Two &Owe'. Business in the Stock Exchange to-day is almost suspended, no disposition being shown to operate. The funds are quoted precisely the same as on Sa turday afternoon. In the share markets the spe culators evince a desire to wait for the next settle ment. Prices in this department are nominally unaltered, with the exception of au advance in the shares of the Great Western Railway of Canada. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 70fr. 30c., being Sc. better than on Saturday. The new Victoria Six per Cent. Debentures are steady at 104 to ft, and the scrip of the Brazilian Loan at I t dia. to i prem. The Indian Five per Cent, stock of 1859 is quoted loci to f. Exchequer Bills remain flat. Consols are officially marked 94/, 1, and for money, and 94 and 1 for the amount. The present quotations are 94,?, to 3 for cub, and 941 to / for the 9th of May. B►nk Stock has been dealt in at 225 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, at 931, A ; New Three per Conte., at 93/, 1, i; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 781; Indian Five per Cent. stock, 1869, at 1061, 1 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, at 98/ ; India Bonds, at tn. dia. ; and Exchequer Bills, at Bs. and 10s. prem. The foreign stock market is likewise quiet, with rather a dull tendency. With the exception of • decline in Mexican Bond., which are marked 21/, there is little alteration in prices. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 91, 90/ ; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1880 (scrip), par ; Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 86 ; Mexican Three per Cents, for account, 213 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 431 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 961 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 831 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 471 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, NS/ ; the Committee's Certificates, 43 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 811. The Copenhagen has arrived from Melbourne, after a long passage, with 157,0001. in gold. The Illinois and Arabia, from New York, have brought 30,000/. for England, and the Behar, from Lisbon, 3,3761. We do not remark any change of striking im portance in the accounts from the internal seats of industry. In some quarters business is rather less active. The tendency to animation has been somewhat checked by the state of the money market, combined with the receipt of dull accounts from India and China. On Saturday, however, a alight stimulus was given to the market at Man chester by the receipt of improved accounts by letters from Bombay and by telegrams from Calcutta. The mills are still running full time, and stocks of most kinds of manufactured goods are unusually small. Meanwhile it is ob served that the cotton market continues to decline, and shows even a marked degree of unsteadiness and irregularity in price, owing to the heavy supply of American produce which is pressed for sale. At Bradford a steady business is going forward in woollen and worsted goods for home consumption, but complaint is made of the slackness of the demand for exporta tion. From Leeds it is reported that the woollen trade continues steady, but the business trans acted is of a less buoyant character than of late, orders being given out rather more cautiously. The high price of the raw material has doubt. less much to do with this. In the other woollen districts, as well as in the hosiery and other trades, there is no lack of em ployment, and the general state of business is described as satisfactory, but the immediate move ment little exceeds the average. The manufac turing interest at Birmingham is in a moderately favourable position, but the iron trade is less active than had been anticipated. From Belfast and Scotland the reports are of a similar character, indicating a good steady trade, with little specu• lation. The imports of the precious metals last week (irrespective of the silver received from the Continent) comprised a total of only about 163,0001., of which 129,000/. was from Melbourne, 23,000/. from the United States, and 11,030/. from Africa. The report of the directors of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company recommends the usual dividend of 21. per share, free of income tax, for the six months ending the 31st December last. The report of the directors of the Sambre and blouse Railway Company shows a balance of 3,5531., after paying the preferential charges, out of which they propose to pay 2s. per share on the original capitaL Additional capital to the extent of 30,0001. is pro posed to be raised, either by the issue of preference ' shares or debentures. The traffic on the 687 miles of the South Austrian line of the Lombasdo-Venetian Railway Company fur the week ending April 7 was 28,8471., being 17,1781. less than in the corresponding week of 1859 on 595 miles ; and that on the Lom bardo-Venetian line 3,7171., showing a decrease of 1,8381. ._. . . . . A payment of Si. per share, being the second in stalment, is to be paid upon the preference shares in the City of London Brewery Company (Limited) by the 7th of May. It is intimated that, "the directors, considering it advantageous to pay the purchase money for the brewery to the vendors as early as possible, the holders of preference shares are at liberty to pay up in advance all or any of the next two instalments of 51. per share each (making altogether 20!. per share paid up). Such payments in advance will bear the preference inte rest of 6 per cent. from the time of payment." The directors of the Tudela and Bilbao Railway invite tenders for the execution of the section Of railway from Miranda de Ebro to the junction with the railway from Zaragoza to Pamplona, a length of 89 English miles. 3 inquired for. In the miscellaneous share market no alteration occurred. The new Victoria debentures were quiet, at 1064 to 4. rise of about 1 per cent. took place in Victor Emmanuel Railway Bonds. United States Five per Cents. wore likewise inquired for and dearer. The quotations for the shares in new under takings were as follow :--Ocean Marine Insurance, 2 1 to 2i prem. ; Universal Marine, 9-16 to 11-16 ' prem. ; ditto, new, 7-16 to prem.; London and Provincial Marine, 5-16 to prem. ; Bank of Tor• key, li to of di,. MINES.-7 HIS DAY Two o'Cwoi. The mining market to-day is very quiet, rand presents no new feature of interest. No transac tions are officially recorded in the Stock Exchange, but business has taken place in that establishment in share , in Stray Para, St. hes Consols, East Wheal Russell, and Vale of Towey mines. Prices present little alteration. Iu foreign and colonial mining shares there is no movement whatever. _ Wheal Clifford declared, on the 18th instant, a dividend of 71. per &hare (3,5001.) The profit on the twu months' working was 4,492/. 17s. 2d. Wheal Max 7 Ann sold on the 12th instant 62 tons of lead ore, at 26/. 12s. 6d. per ton ; and 65 tons at 101.12 .6d. per ton. At a meeting of adventurers in West Seiko Mine, held on the 17th instant, the accounts showed a balance in fa vour of the urdertak'og of 5,5631. lls. Id. The profit on the two months' worki wee 5,0751. Ils. sd. A dividend of 121. per share (4,800 1.) was declared. The amount of popper ores to come to the credit of the next account is 8,9141. pa. 2d. The directors of tho Cam Brea Mines on the 17th inst., declared their 106th dividend of 2/. per share. At a sale of copper ore held at, Truro, on the 19th inst., 4.426 tans sold for 27,168/. 19s. Average standard, 1384 14s. ; average produce, 6a ; average price per ton, 61. la ; quantity of fine copper, 283 tons 12 cwt. ; average standard last sale, 1351. 2s. OADINAZY suit= AND /ROCCA. RAILWAYS. all St. IC Blrsa,WeL ailienrY•L IBtrt..las.,4llofteainne Bleekbars Sly* and ?The Bunion.glaabd.aNtLC Ineisiol and Moine Caledonian li.kek and bandies 10 I i-j Ili Cornwall dl Do. A Ano dlr. 'ma di Do. B p.c. ls pada° R. ill Dublin and B eir ut i.e. dl Durr I. , Pertb, Abd-ln. 10 'rant - I Anglian Fnatern Counties 1U Si. Fostors Unesa, Stock • 3 Do. eke& ram auto& Ditto Edinkoralmil Obssosr dinbro; Forth ands Juan =L& Wietir• ad it A issith Waal. (bas) AOO Greet West 1 DoilkonrYaLlien.etk. 190 lAnowildreAA Yorkshire 1 Loudon and 100 Lon • Brighton.dtB Coast all London,Chatlun.,&Dov. 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America Chart. 9aak of Inds, I Ch Australis. sad Chios . li r m tr o d.. a ir a. of lodfo City ColooiaL Cm. of Ousda • IDTZ Bo; t7t ;al chute_ 0. mink of nwitsertaDd. Los. Ck. Bank of Amalfi. London and County 'Lank. Joint —Nook Ilan. and Wootaalusler Nat Pow. of wand Do New (National Bank Nerr South Wales Oriental Bank Corpora iOttornau Lack 'Provincial of Ireland Do. New South Audoilla Milos et Australia Vilna se Lobe WWI Mated I 4 LWAIII 3 pa! 1 I ii 4 I l* 111 1111 7 3i ii Tik 111011 19 1 Al St • * SS to* 7 * SS 14 - 13 15 :II el I 8.1 i ills Y 1 li t g 15 77 It 74 Ile Ile it lit In 31 a, Xf U I• 11 let 13 111 121 IT 111 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE Orr suer= TICL1104111.) NEWMARKET MEETING.-(TRiB DAY.) ENTRY FOR HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. T.Y.C. M. Philippe, 6 yrs, 9st 7lb ; Montebello, 6 yrs, 94. llb ; North Lincoln, 4 yes, Net 121 b ; Neophyte, 4 yrs, 84 IMb ; Ardour, 4 yrs, 64 41b ; Raspberry, 4 yrs, 74 no ; Wood burn, 4 yrs, 74 Mb; Busy Be., 3 yrs, 74 Ilb ; Bentinck, 3 3 yrs, 7 64 M st llb ; All here. Ochiltree, 4 yrs, list 71b ; br to Fy6eld, yrs, b. PAID Woodburn. m.—Y, Phillip., Montebello, Neophyte, sad sni Min AXES OF 50 SOVS. D.M. mi =oliann, d &nary t hen Tuocio, Gosrunor C., King of Dia- Bivouac AM _ . AID F OREZIT. - -f, GOMM& C, Yiu Whip f, sal Guilder. ENTRY FOR 501. HANDICAP PLATE. R.N. M. Philippe, 6 yn, v 4 ne lioatobsalo, 8 yn, Ilst ; autism. 4 Ins, Bet 4lb ; Harry fitsalsy, 5 yn, 7st 13Th ; Grand liseret, 5 yrs, 7st 7lb ; Wamba, 3 yrs, 7st 41b. ' • Pro vides, 3 yrs, lit; !latterly 1, 3 yrs, lid 13Ib; Athos, 3 yrs, Set 10Ib ; Neoptoismas, 3 yrs, sst; Error, 3 yrs, Est ; 1 by Alarm, 3 yrs, Set 9lb; Rosary f, 3 yrs, All here. TREE HANDICAP OF 50 BOYS. T.Y.C. Norton, :Mt 211. ; Saner f, Bet 7lb ; Parmesan, Set 41b; Philornel, let ISt SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 BOYS. A.T. hen. Lepmehaun, Tisiphune f, Dram Major , sad Mangan an PAID FoßrErr.—Red Rock. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. SC. lady K tugatoo, Dore, mad Prioress. 2000, Gungus Plrmr.sx.—(Rot To-zmaaow.)-Barabhr, br to Mcbeidain, Dosser sad Blitz, Flutter e, Itermwd e, Contrainr, Nana Sahib , Mainntifer c, Alchymist, Cam bridge, awl Vasquislter bare paid forfeit. LATEST BETTING. TWO THOUSAND GUINEA& 7 to 2 apt Troducer (t) 4 to 1 Toni Bowline (t) 5 to 1 Lupellua (t) to 1 Br to Rainbow (t) 10 to 1 Nicholas (1) THE DERBY. 10 to 1 apt Tltormaaby (t &hay) HARWICH ELECTION. (lIT ILICTIM TILICIAPIL) NOMINATION.-CTIILS DAT.) The show hands at the nomination to-day was is forum of Colonel Rowley, U. oonservalive candidate. A poll was demanded for Mr. Donaldson. The steamer Canada, which left Liverpool on Saturday for Halifax and Boston, takes out 100 passengers, ansooma them Haringey of the American P.R. and two of his friends. A correspondent of the Brnasels Indlipentla nee states that the Comet of Syracuse has sent a copy of his letter to the King of Naples to the Prince de Carignan with a act., in which he rays that "should his august nephew (the King of Naples) persist in the dangerous path which he has followed up tothe pmeeattimiain refusing to restore the constitution of 1648, he (Comet of Syracuse) will offer his swott to Ki ng vies Emmanuel, and combat at his side for the eases of liberty and Babas nationality." Ten Pvauc INCOMI .11/ID EXPENDITURE.—The grow public income of the United Kingdom of Great Sri.' tail and Ireland is the year ended the 31st of Match last, was 71,011466.9. 17a. 4d. ; the total expenditure, 611,502,2K1/. 4a. 9L , leaving en !ICON of income over expenditure in the year of 1,507,37 W. 13s. 2d. The Wawa,' in the Es chequer on the 31st of March were 6,369,M. 6e. 9d. at lb. B at h o f England ; and 1,603,3431. Ilea. 24.1. at the Bank at Ireland. T.YRP , VITATION OP BOUM —On Saturday last an influential conservative meeting was held at the Upper Ship Ho•td, Reading. when the claims of the two gentlemen who had been named as probable candidate• to fill the vs-' cancy in representation of the county, recsaioned hy th e ' lamented death of I 'aptain Leicester Vernon—Mr. R. I keti.oti. of Englelielildsouse, near Reading, and Lieutenant. Colonel LA.yil lindeay. of Lorkinge.park— were tikes into conssleratiou, they loving been referred to it by mutual : conteut for final decision. Sonic considerable discustiou took place, and it bring the opinion of the meeting that Mr. Beacon had prior claim. from his senior position in the co unty. he was chosen as the conservative candidate. The pretension. of Colonel Lititiaiy were in a haods.nue man. ner srubilniwn by hi. friend. Sir Charles Russell, Bart., who attendel the meeting in his stowl, soil it WAX then imanimotody regoived to support Mr. Benytio. No cantli• date iu the liberal interest luta at yet vonnc forward, and it is believed by many that Mr. Beityon will be returned wit h..ut opposition. I:Lb TlO i SIATTIOLA AT NORWII 'H. —lt appears that; there is «stew probability that th e l a t e el. tom for Norwich, ; which resulte4 in the return of the liberal eandidatea, Mr. W•riwr awl Sir William Russell. will form the subject el further inquiry lorforr a select cr.nunatee, a petit ion haying heen b1.1:-rd with that object on the part of the conserva tives. _ I ii it 7 I St 11 --• St. lit !!. !ic ae !I;. St. 111 St. I 1( ii se. Ilo! i* lii 100 I !t 11l 100 111 100 111 53 11 100 100 St. U 100 a/ 140 el 100 al 1011 ml ISO al St DX Z loco Ica ioo ioo _ et g 10 1 11 THE Jutxtet •ND CORPORATION AT ST. PAUL'S VestenlaT long the first Sunday in Ewer Term. the Judges and t orponstion of London, according to & ancient custom, attended Divine service in St. l'aud'e Cathe dral. The judges, upon their arrival at the cathedral, 20 walked to the v,try•room, where they Were received by the 10 Lord Mayor and other civic functionaries,, from whence a 20 prove...ion wan formed to the save at the eastern end of the 4 eatheilral, where Divine aervice was performed. The judgel 20 prevent were -Lori Chief Justice tile. Mr. Justioe Wit. 10 hams. Mr..fustice Crompton, 51r. Justice Welles, Mr. Baron 2 9 Martin, and Mr. Boron (1. inucll. There wer e also present, 2 " Mr. Serjeant Payne and Mr. Scrje.iut Tozer. of th e slur 1 1 1 functionaries there were in attendance the Lott' May o r, go Mr. Alderman and Sheriff Phillips, Mr. Alderman Gabriel, 20 Mr. Alderman Salomon., M.P., Mr. Milernum Medd, Mr. 6 Alderman Coreler. Rf the mentlicrs of the Cotillions Council, Deiudies Holt wtd Itaruanl. Mevviv. Arnold, Burkett, Butcher, Dollood, Farley,. Foster, Geddes, Gib• son, Hartrivlge, Hill, Retie., lamb, Lintott, 2 6 •000 ; 100 Lomplen, Hallett, Payne, Christopher Phillips., David Smith, I: 2 °°l T. S. Smith, Stapleton, G. Walter, Wedall, and Youn g . '070; 100 The leesons were read IT the Rev. J. S. Youth, and the &000 ss isernion wan preached bv the Rev. Canon Chameneys, who &i.oors so took hi. text horn the 3nl rhapterof St. PvuEs Epistle t.. the St'Se! 10 6.6,(„ er , Th e diaeourve, which was of a Most impressive character, wan listened to throughout with the gr ea t est ""•"`"'i ""1 attention. (kW MAI DISAPPoIOT2O Loy,- —On Friday afternoon, when 50000 ie the roll of emizrunts ••n board the Isaac Webb was being 4 ^. o o o illfillil called firer, a female wav found on lisionl withoot a ticket, :::: and was placed in • small bout, to he conveyed to the w h ore. , 3 „ 00 She pleaded surnevitly to he allowed to go in the ship to New 3,s bc,' ;ooo ge York, whither. she said, her" Ind" hail gone in the Dread- 10.0001 • nought, last her entreaties were vain, and the boat pro- 60.0201 N. ceell.ltovranls the shore Suddenly the unwilling passenger !'°•,.,„, 5 000 1 0 0 sprang from the *eat anal jumped into the river, where she g).'o; 1000 stet's:gist for sonic time, hut was at l.tgth rescued, and re- 20 . 000' moved to the recerrin;.howie at the rnnee's Dock. When rs . .ooo' suflcieatly recovered, she said her item. My had left her in WOO efil Relfavt to go to New York, and a. she could not live s p li t 2.a.000 IS from him, she came to Liverptiol, anal went on baud the s°,.°°°' 100 Isar Webb in the hope that she would be allowed to 10,000'' ,..„„ , 10 follow. She wan taken to the Main Briilewell, and, sub- 40.000. 25 seuliently, removed to the workhou s e, w h ence she will, no 00,000 i so doubt, be rest back to her own enamel.—Lirrrpeot 41bion. s,Not 110 ro. I S. OOLONLIS GOVIIINYENT eICUPITUIL _ -- - --- - --- No. Ia I etems. I idl Cl. prier. kiss. ••.. .. Oaa.Gov. ep.e.Jae.rjollloo 114 118 •. • • • • Do. 6 per °sot , 1878 lOO —11 l .• .. • • Do. 6 per cent.. 1879 lOO Ulf .... .. Do. 6 per cent., 1882 lOO • ... .. Do. 6 per ct. leb.tAng 140 11/0 111 • • Do. 6per ct. Ker.& Sep 100 110 111 0.800/00.. Do. 5 per cent. 8.800000 .. Do. do. Scrip le .... .. New Brunswick Bonds lOO 1071 1061 .... .. N. 8. Wales Or. 6p. a 1888 100 00 100 .... .. Do. sp. e., 1871 to 1876 100 90 100 •. . .. Do. 6p. c., 1888 ... . Nova Bootle 6 p. CO. 84g .... .. Deb. redeem. 1876 .... .. 8. Aut. Gov. 6p. C. Bonds 100 110 119 ~ .. .. Vic. Ci v. 6p. c. Jan.& J• 100 .... .. Do. do. 6p. c. Are. 440 d 111 106 108 11/4 DIBINTIIZE 1100011. No. 186 I Prom. I Pdi Ci. prier. I Wee. 1088316 84. 1 Gt. Nottb.4p.c..raneinly 100 — I 60,935 86.1 Norfolk{ p.c.Nar.eBept. 100 91 96 8%431 St. ' N. East. 4p.ct. lan.iluly 100 98 100 10,000 Pe 1 Oct. Wore. tc. {{p.a. do. 100 98 180 .... 81 Bcottlab N. East. 4p. ct. ,100 98 96 BRITIBK MINIS. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY. ) The weather in London since last Friday has continued cold, cloudy,with rain at intervals, and but little sunshine. This morning was cloudy and cold. Wind north west. Vegas tation is unusually backward. The attendance of the trade in Mark-lane to-day was fair, the tone firm ; prices of most articles of the trade without material alteration. The "apply of home-grown grain was very small, and of country-made flour moderate. The imports of foreign grain into London since last Monday were reported this morning as small of flour, large of wheat, fair of barley, and large of oats—most of these un ports from the north of Europe. Wayer.—English sold slowly at last Monday's advance. Foreign, with large arrivals, unaltered in price at last week's prices. FLOUR in fair demand at last Monday's prices. BARLEY still YEEECe, firmly maintained in price. OArs.—A fair business doing at last Monday' s prices. BlA2l3.—English and Egyptian maintaine d at last Mon day's rates. PEAS unaltered at last Monday's prices —rather dearer. CU RIMS QCOT A T 10ifif DUTY PAID. WHEAT.-English white, 46e. to 565. ; red, 445. to 525. per qr. ; Dant= and Konigsberg, 465. to 60s. per 4941 b. ; Rostock, Us. to 465. ; other Baltic ports, 461. to 525. ; French, red, 465. to 50s. ; white, 465. to 54a. FLOUR. -Town, 445. to 465. ; Norfolk, 345. to 35e. per 2solb. ; French, 38s. to 42a. per 2801 b. ; American (United States), 245. to 295. per barrel. BARLZT. -Euglish, 265. to 46a. per qr. ; Baltic, 30s. to 355. ; other sorts, 28s. to 28e. per qr. Gam-British, 20s. to 28s. per qr. ; Russian, 224 to 23a. per qr. ; other Baltic porta, 21s. to 25a. per qr. Stunt -English tick, 335. to 38s. ; harrow, 395. to 42a. per qr. Foreign, 325. to 40s. per qr. Egyptian, 325. to *Me' . lid. per qr. Pits.-English boilers, 38a. to 40s. ; hog and grey, 345. to 355. ; foreign white, 365. to Me. Fto.trian Cutoorn.-Since last Friday only two grain laden vessels were reported arrived at ports of call, via. :- 1 rve and I make. Importers continue to maintain a firm attitude. The latest reported sales were as follows :- Wheat on parer --New Odessa Ghirka, under average, arrival shortly expected, 535. 6d. per 4921ba-Galatz, about 50s. per 4801bs. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM APRIL 111 TO APRIL 21. coutwbs. Wheat. Barley. gm qrs. English .. 1842 Mak. gra Oa Oats. 1 441± 1 1 84421811 1 gra 1 MO I [Penal 1 9 19 . 126 1 H'oralsn :.l 43351 114 n E. C. Eall I 2513 I 692 Gt. N. 2211 41 .... fic;. EICPOSTID ,Ts - c - is. I 17158 sns I 466 I Iss I es asiio ; 1111 MINCING-LANK—(THIS DAY.) The following public sales are advertised for to-morrow : Sugar-350 Wide. West India • 8,000 bags Mauritius • ' 1,000 bags Bengal. Coffee-2,000 tags Rio ; 1,000 bags Native Ceylon ; and 100 casks Plantation ; 200 packages Jamaica. Rice-3,500 Lags Java and Bengal. SCGAR.—The market bas had a steady appearance since Friday, but the demand continues limited. Corms without alteration. TE.I.—No sales of importance reported to-day. }WK.—A fair amount of business has been done since Friday. itum.—Demerara proof (good) has been sold at 2a. Id. Pyrrea.—Aleppei sold at 4jd. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted Me. 6d. net cash ; Peterslaug Y.C., on the spot, 5Gs. ; April, Us. ; May and June, Ms. Gd. ; Oct. to Dec., G2a. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. 11,401 12,108 !1. 168 1.241 1,22 0 1488 &Lan 92,481 71,684 441 67 17 7. 2 39 98028 689 9d. 664 6d. OIL (kL 679 14. 1116 Stock on band this tiny ....mks Delivery last week Ditto front lit Jaw Andrei bad week 1830. I 1880. Ditto hoot Id Jose Price Y.C. par cwt. this clay Ditto Tow* bat iretdy 92,791 88e. 3d. Ws. Bd. Arrival for the week ending lind of Ma laat year, 313 mike, and delivery, 1.130 auks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) . . . . . The supply of beasts is rather shorter than on Monday last ; t rad e is active, and full prices are readily ob. tamed. Sheep are more plentiful ; trade is slow. but there is not much alteration in prices. Good calves are in demand. Lamb is lower. From Germany and Holland there are 220 bouts, 1,300 sheep, and 99 calves ; Scotland 120 beasts ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,600 ; and 200 from the northern and midland counties. Per stone of Ma. s. d. a. d. Per stone of 1111 m. a. d. a. d. Best Scots, Herefils. 4 10 6 01 Belt Dos& IlSbrls3ll 4 10 6 0 Best Short-horn. 4 8 4 10 I Bent Long-w 0015.... 6 4 11 6 Second goal. beasts 3 6 4 4 Do. do. Shona • • 4 6 4 10 Calves Best 4 0 6 0 Do. do. Mont ... 3 10 4 • Beat Dos& lilthreds 6 0 6 8 lambs Beasts at market, 4,030; Sheep end Lambs, 25,8811; Calve% 160 P 1 4 4. 350. THE ENOLISH Is FAIYPT.—CAIRO, APRIL & —On the night of the 4th a meet disgraceful scene occurred in the Greet 'Mosque. in the citadel, which has led to the closing of the 3fenique of Cairo against Europeans. The India n an d Australian travellers, on their way through Cairo to Suez. took the opportunity of visiting the Great Mosque built by ri the late Viceroy, Mohammed Asl ee . Dung the ' Ramadan /t to illuminated, and being the anniversary of the death of the founder, who lies interred there, his son, the now Vice roy, was parent in state. Some of our countrymen, haying SATURDAY EVIERIML previously indulged in "potations pottle deep," presented themselyee at . the door of the mosque in anythin g b u t a Consols, which closed yesterday at 941, " sellers," • --- state of sobriety, and having been admitted with every for the 9th of May, r 1 For money the last FATAL Boar Amin:cr. — On Saturday evening, red this morning at 941 to possible courtesy, repaid it, fi rst by obtruding them se l ves 95 , and cloned at 94 to into the viceregal circle, where they amused themsel ves by price was 94i "seller's ." The o ffi cial business re- about 4 o'clock, ii fearful calamity happened on the Riv er . mimicing the dervishes and others who were performing the rites of their religion around the tomb of the founder port is _as follo w s : — Three & per un Ce t nt (m . C4D 9 a0 ) :11, 4,141 . i f or . Lea, by which four young gentlemen, varying iv ag o f rom 15to 21, reset with an untimely end. From th e information money, irey, t, # ; , - _'s ; , of eve-witnesses it appears that two boats, each containing and then preceeding to demonstrate, by all means in their thi. naturally incensed the congregation, and that to such Der tmntw. 93 1 , *I * ; p•iwer, their contempt for Moslem religious ohsere ano . ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93i, i, i • New Three three youths, came in collision in front of the waterworks India took, 221 ; Indian i close to Leabridge. The whole of the six were instantly an extent as to attract the attention of the Viceroy, who Five per Cent. tock, 1859,1064, i ; Five per Cent. , immersed. One only could swim, and he reached the ghee° safety. Another was got out immediately afterwards, 'rent his equerry, Mohammed Beg, to expostulate, and re- " enlaced " rupee paper, i 98i; ditto Five and-a- lin but the remaining four rank to rise no more. Their bodies, atoll to the service of God, sad that they ought either to i m umn Pe quest them to remember that they were in a place deli. Half r Cent 1031 Indian Four per Cent. De- I were drama l out in about 7to 12 minutes after the fatal behave with becoming decency end propriety, or with. t ' 1— ts. - ''' 96occurrence, and, though every means that medical skill draw, en the Viceroy could not otherwise be answerable The Indian rive per Cent, Stock of 1869 I Was could suggest were resorted to, their efforts were 011111.Mil iMfilerilaahwinietionexhigciwtda. i f i: t ali a le te ic n i n t m l i y m o d u f is pe i reir; s l u m e. b i i , , , :an . .d ed li th ili ßeg e irri was ta. - clos q ltead uiet. Y' at 10 61 to 859 " 971 ; 1•, India Bonds, 6s. dr. il. The Indian rupee paper was I Mg. Up to the present time but one of the bodies only has Exchequer Bills have again declined is., I been recognised. o'..lhred to surround the party by cave en in order at onceAs Et/critic TARGET. —On Friday, a second mg at 7ii to 10a. prem. . • forei g n • k n. en _ . trial of this target, invented by Lieutenant Chevalier, took to potect and get them out of the mosque. We forbear `"" • place at Leasiowe. The target is a maasive iron frame, di "or obvious Tt4.10111 to mention the =need these travellers Turkish Loan of 1854 was steady at 74 to iex div., „m e i i n t o thr e e s-t w o —top, centre, bull's-eye, and hot who thus outraged public opinion and insulted, in the pre. whilst that of 1858 was rather Little buain . era wan clone in ewe dull at 61i to *. j tom—and these being connected with electric batteries, von which he profeases. We regret to suld that an English siongsicie the persons firing. every bullet which hits age sr of the Vi, e-ny. the memory of him father and the reli- Mexican Bonds were flat at 21i to L Wes are and conducting wires to galvanometers, which may bo hole (!) was foremost in this disgraceful affair. We m a y account (April 30), 211, A ; Russian Three r recordedaa follows:—Mexican Three per Cents, for ' Planed ' the target is indicated 17 the de fl ection of the needle take this opportunity of observing that the conduct of the •I connected with the segment which may he struck, en that Cents., 1869, 65 ; Turkish Six per Cents., Indian cadets cannot be otherwise designated than as . 1854 , I not only is a faithful record made of each hit , but a great matically disgraceful in their passage through Egypt, and for account, 761 ex div. ; ditto Six per Cents., 1 paving of time is accomplished. Captain Adam Gladstone has be-rme a matter of serious complaint and represents. 1858, 61 .}. was accompanied by a considerable number of his corps and tion to the British authorities in Egypt. From the moment In consequence of the discovery of the frauds re. other gentlemen, who not only tested the efficiency of the they land they commence a system of outrage from the rail- h are d terda t h e shares of the te Yee 3', Union Bank ' new target, hut showed that they were becoming excellent way station . in Alexandria to their arrival in Cairo, where „" London, which they issue forth armed with sticks in gangs to commit die. "` yes te r d ay were "`""`' In a ' '''''; ample supply of ammunition, and firing was briskly to noes, which they continue until their embarkation at were widely quoted this morning 24 to 27. Buyers kept up for about two hours. At filet the range was at 200 Bum. It is sincerely to be trusted, for the maintenance of then came forward, 27 being bid, and the cloning yards, and at that distance a mir was the exception. After the :rotation of the British character, that the Indian quotation was about 27 to 29. It appears that Mr. i wards the range extended to 300 yards, and even then mans authorities in London un - !, ins;st on decorozz conduct in pyears as a tar been known for speculator mger has capital hitting took place. Captain Robert Hamilton, future, and enforce it under the penalty of forfeiture of the Captain Turner, Mr. Blythe (of Captain Gladstone's corps), commission which they din- race in the first cased mishit- on the s tock Exchange. 1 and Messrs. R. Ambler, R. AckerUy, and G. Derma of view that may be represen'ied h omel by the British autho. Other bank shares were firm. London and County the let Cheshire (Birkenhead) company, proved themselves Pity hem—Timm. and London and Westminster Bank were again to be teal shote.—Lirelpoe 1 Albion. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Pattenden and Smith report that the bine makes scarcely any progress, the weather continuing cold with frosty looming. Market firm, and but few line hops on offer. 1179 Se 1 71 i .... 121 l al 6 18 t 1 -