The Express. — London, England, 1860-03-15 00:00:00

itidaciolt_4l36 . ir . . t • Oe I - • 5 , THE EXPRESS TR tilikail EVICNING - (1 / b 1 ' 1 V - 't •.; - ' . ........., BAIT= POlllllll/011111 -•-- MONEY I •• , L ,, SI.t L AND FOREIGS.-(THIS sidersd. "a if kola esPedsni rescinded- Whom.) MUER LIS TSL- 771111•1121 - 7. , DA Y. ) N PRODUC la acknowlsdaias the headmen° i compliment )fist paid to ---..-. 0 --.. Ift. IPd 1 RAILWAY& i f i r = e• 1 e tre ltal lf - the directors he could only say that they bad always done Two &Mom, 1 • si - 17 - dt giElial 1a SO OS NEVOID OF II RRCHANTS. their best to deserve it. While, however, the directors The railway share market to-day* very buoyant. Si. too Boa Bar. bels.g.op.e. sol or The Made exp per cent. this This day at noon a crowded and influential studied the prosperity of the proprietors, they never lost .1 The settlement is in full p ro w l "; ~ s t oo k i s si n k 1 zwitck. Do. mak do .H.rissms, ~ie, •s i t sight of the necessity of looking likewise to the action of I scarce. Midland stock has Men 1 per oent. ; * a Do. New lapsed to the t mtirig .1 the importers of fun ' • n aid colonial pr vlucc 54 7 ea hehl ..t the letodoe Tavern, under the presidency of the bank upon the interest and the monetary system of the South Eastern, 1 per cent. ; London and South 10 , all Do. Preference r • day. In the gr. R. W. enAwroao. M.P., f..r the purpose of considering entir e eeves eeettl• ICheles4 Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1 per sac. BM.. Aug. t, stocks a further c cent. ; and London and North Western, • Kutern eadoreedbylmft.eig. n ge 2. ernelehul resolutions of the rhsneellor of the Exchequer, The 00414 this adloissed. Counties, and a few other descriptions, about 1 per 1 .00 DO. Jar 1 . 11 ? 3 , ditto 72 77 settlement °cosi tvling reference to such produoe. In addition to the mem- - 1 00 Do. June 1, 1674, ditto. 70 76 1. rs of the Flom of Conuilona who took put in the pro. LAW INTELLIGENCE. oust. sUowance must be made made however for the o • .4 & mmtern. per 1 pm circumstance that the present quotations are for the so 3 capsT4Doe c :spetia: 1 i di ■ pm meat , and Mai( stock by the pub r-dast-:. the following were also present, via:-Mr. C. (THIS DAY.) II cent. 1 I dls of a die At Perin thin 1 !Moe. Mr J. Steel, Mr. W. Lamm. Mr. Seymour new account. London and North Western Stock ,'"' 7 , 1 • is now toted 981 to I ; Great Western, 69 to 1; ae, 00 mom 1 tsgenal, Mr. IMlglisli, and Sir John Ogilvie. The tarp -w - -me was quite full, sad All the greet City houses were COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. leldlaid, 111 to 1; Lancaahire and Yorkshire, 1001 10 10 .. Inamaden L._ par I pee telegram, the Ti so 10 Do. Jahlinlpore oar 1 preaut,,l. maz (Before Mr. Commissioner Evans.) to I • South Eastern, DOS to 91 ; Eastern . i a Do. et p. ct.Debeett. Ioo}lol 88 , being 6 c. bet ties, ibi to NI ; and Great Northern, 1101 to 1111. 1 all Do. 6p.et do lO2 101 1021 Consols are oft is as susrote. Tli.. Cu carts, in opening the proceedings, briefly ad. 10 all Osielem& 14elhourss 2l money, and 96 ft i rho? t.• th, vast an ., a ~ .,l otai ineeend in 11. colonia uss.ssissk Tle. haakra t tr eswa s ',s ni tch:au . Inan ths ano o nAw kdjoan.d o : 24. gl at Lo i 7 m 4 bani 6 to o-i Venetian Railway shorts are f irm "' 84. 1 , Graa 6lll or M 34 34 9-18 The Indian railway roe a pe. Geer*. Pes t . et at rations are 941 ft ••I I reign trade of the country, which had, he said, nation niesting. Debts, 3,3001. ; all the property was s t oo k, an , bat? up. Grand Trunk of Canada, 1 • al Da fps*. Dobai l9 79 S 1 all Do. 7me et. 1862 O4 80 86 of April. Half at -ode greet Britain the commercial depot of the world. It held by emoted creditors. • . sw, therefore, of the utmost importance that itshould babes At • a former lifting the bankrupt was opposed on . the Gm , Western Can fo :da, and Great Luxembourg 1 e n Do. do, tem .. 1 . all Do. do. 1872 7l 74 for the account. crowed of an alleged preference to • particular creditor. are inquired SR too Crest Indian Pe n n 9111 91% 100 00 1 100 1 of 1859 has bee? ,tun ill obstruction and restriction , awl that being, he he. TM tice was now withdrawn, and the bankrupt 011DINART SHAM AND 11700111. 2O 6 Do. New • tai, universally admittal, it was clear that these TOM Cent. enlaced ru • . I Closing miens] Sales lodate 20 10 06. & Min a :Lae . 6 et,. 1111 1! le Ae,,e• of the goverment were not only erroneous in principle, Mr. Son appeared for the assignees , and Kr. Dubois for lft. IPd 1 RAILWAY& yesterday. torp.a. osu (16.w ° 71 a-Half per Cent ill Do. New SI 8 1 011 1 IA ili,me triesily opposed to the 1,4 interests of the country. the bankrupt. 10 MM. NM lloslathi. 61 11 In . 100 ell D0.11da,pm70 , i1.... .96 100 Celli. Debenture II RI 111011011 nilllft.-A TICTIM OP cOLOIVIL WAI7OII M ea sine : we i meow . 100 ell Do. do. 73 Ull . 96 100 )bars I Bills, at 210. ani Mr Tin 04.411 BANJUL M.P.. endorsed the sentinienta ex. timp lll .4.l. boakev. .W ee an ting. • cabine H t e inak ow. er, w of un tlL m o. T e, his edi.c.. was s e t me ss ss,,,,i2 w a. s.Th i aw. w cassi z.. i 7 :a 111 124 100 all Do. do. 73 thoutop. M 100 lee aii Dolnp.M.Bdo,pay.77 I* OS The foreign 0 rowel by the chairman, and disiarel hie belief that the 1,18111. ; meets about 2001 At the beginning of last year 15 all Myth and Tyne - - St. 100 Geer. 41 par et. IS 99 BrMoi St. 100 Do. do. .6 _per ct. 91/ 76 1 Peruvian Three r0p.....i1s of the government, if earried nut, would most car- ha was is • dedci_e of 294/. , et: pinioned, as he states, by 1 0 ,. li gl Boldon.Lll72rd.aNd.C 10 :4 10 1 , iss 81. tOO Do . 4f per et. ftten.. 1/1 93 lady le destructive of our foreign and colonial trade. (War.) • bad debt 44 I,IOW. due from Colonel Waugh, fur goods AIL 1011 Cebeicalm sold to hien. 50 all ark ead Bandon - - 114. ire Melb.Oormllp. el - - ' 1' re , p w 1 the following resolution ;-" Th at it is of vital Am adjournment was num. i 20 •an Cornwall 6 11/ IC all N. Marwick& . proved in the t zportiote to this country, as a commercial community, 10 all Do. A A borne. until - - elm • rm.& S I to 791 to 80 th tel the trade which makes Great Britain the depot of pro- SHERIFIIP COURT. 10 all Do. ft p.e. Is gold toB. - -- i - '''''' Igo all Do. do. LAM de S 7 Sales are record ..i.„.. Cs. the supply of all ;art. of the world. should (Before Mr. Undsmaheriff Derebell.) 60 all Dublin sod AMA Jac. 71 II Pb all Dund., Perth, &Math'. - - 10 all Do. do. 3 cep. do. 6 7 111100LAWATIOWS Op OUTLAWRY. and-a-Half pet :atomse to be as hue as pueWble from all restrictions asst M. 1 00 nest mellan l 4l 15 1 la m ali Do. so. loall ito. _S 1 ... 20 fie. i Mewed) The monthly pmelamatiosia of outlawry were made 'this 11, too ....... ce . a u s , apelmienhi; and OM 0....1..0.1ei should be offered to its siorsing by Mr. Hemp, the senior officer of the Sheriffs of St. 100 Meters Video Stock A 87 39 * 6 Do. and-a-Half pe Luau name sad expansion." London and and oa this occasion Majordleneral Bt. 100 Do. Stock •24 SS 10 an Dolndll P T.C.g. toot. 19 1 1. 1.. retie mauled the ruw.lntWe, and remarked that Bevels& (brother of late lernented hero) wee celled fee 10 all last Stdrolk - - SO 111 Andrews a Mashes • - - fiftusicim Three le 1 Limited, etelp 1 die par 2 .. ~,,a „ ..1 o r th e cs uu ,..,.n or .4 the Excherpoir came with Ns 86th, sad last time. The following amass were ~1 ° I li zai llit aaaand „ maw aat - 4 count, 221 ; P sdl cue after the cheerfulness with which the Illefals. nanek - Bawl L Brooke,. 65 . .the suit of i n ... ha onaim ßeags ; IlL '' 100 idlnirTirlerth, Dudes 1 - 71 IS 1 - 721 ; ditto, ft Hoary Shaw at the suit of John Grown ; 10 all Forth aad Clyde June- - - ;c. c. otimmity had submitted to a double income ter. nee at the n i t e i W. J . sh ort . E dward t un , at t h e em i t et. Ito mow. s & Western 101 103 COLONIAL GOVXIIIIOINT SECURITIIR and-a-Half per 1.i.• could be 10021,11 " 1,1 by thole imPesiti . .ta • of the Robert Bickett ; William liockenrie, at the nit of Jam ci all Great North of Scotland - - o. mom. IPtI CL peim. ,Noerellor of the FAshopur. (Hear, hear.) lawrome ; Jams ftowlee, at the mist of William Benison ; at. 1 ' • Orsat Northern L oin . mi n d St. 1- Do. A Stock 108 110 .... .. Goo Sp .cJae. J 100 'll4 10 .... .. Do. 6 per et Feh.aMg. 100 100 111 per Cents, 46 per Cents., fo Dr. &was, li.P., emportal the resolution, °teeming Pe Vr7ss kiaisooo , at the suit of Joseph . ... Ds. B Stock 131 iiii .... .. Do liper et. Mae.* Sep. 100 110 112 s e t h. kad km. ........,/ t o s e ew by ....y a hi e c .d.. Lint s * Yes wait of John Kinder ; Thome Wahh Yokes, la • bibs! We* (Ire., 113 115 .. Do 6 parent, 1179 - 00 - - 1121 14; the Commitl nub who lemply . = . l the colonial end knee •at eat of Nathaniel Gould and soother ;a& ak m . m a i m m eai ceiceso .. Do. 6 per eint. Per Cents, 1864, trade. They that the pummels al Onto Retebee Rom, at the suit of Robert Dam Guard ; el. • mamanairammegk ge 66 2,100003 .. Do. do. Scrip, . - - If 101 100} 100 ow prernmene} womb' b e .......1.;.e...s is. it. ... e ...... William thwitt, at the suit of Alfred Cox ;B. V. Robinson, it. ,i , New Brunswick Bonds lOO 100 110 84, 621; ditto I W Iftelreell 1111 60 0111 9 •• • • • • het &by roovospoodiog adooplege So the at QS wilt of Job. Imam ; Robert Powell, at the suit of f,!.. 112 113. , The Calcutta ' date ) Heavy Clz= ; aid Chartres F. Havelock, at the snit et ".: au . -*Doc ll 111 .... .. Do lip. C., 1871 to 181 100 .... .. X. 5. Whiles p. c 140 100 100 .. Do. a, c., 1888 .... will be deliver* Mr MIDDLrhor. of Hall, 41 000 Aka the riamd.Q... Theme The ems county court was appointed for I T, Ku unimairmawas, N at . NI i :::: .. Nora Dans 6p. et. etc ea dem enough. It should pretest that the Val nth el April neat* Ile 10 De. 16 4 Li ae l .. Deb. redone. In• . 100 100 110 114. 100 10011001=W Cher ,. .4 the meeendanat was retexperem, op' :::: ..11.110.0ov.goamMIS 100 100 111 23 an landinder**Oolerein. - - .... .. Tit alo Sp, e. Jima July 100 - - Consols close wool 1. , frog tract, Awl ieconsistent as =I THE POLICE COURTS. 25 all Do and lihniskillea II 10 ''" " AS ' ages ` 3. 33"41°3 100 11/1 1111 11/11 1 Siii for the woo 'rose a liberal adminietratissa He moved as aa 8L • I ,11M,Oillaeolsok 4ll 42 42 set chi addlibm of weeds to that effect, 16 S MakepdMisst ti 11 es .--. The supply ol Des= se semader, the smenebneet, of mane, fell (THIS DA Y. ) SI. WARM .... of Ile. 1101 LICIIKSTURITTOMS. M Ihr -.4.--• ft. 100 Do. lano, a Derby., Sr Se - --- um ii I Wesel SUS& Y. P.. , ei.l he hail been requeat=the MANSION HOUSE. 60 sll Mid. Gt. Western (Ire. , - - 100 ell Newcastle and Mende - - No. I Bh. I Sum& 1 11.4 I CL °CI " ad". are made into ti zees* so oi•NerinePe•Jan#:. l d7 108 1- - I - and no busineo reeeledrok liar blmis al aarl "l"l"a he eneepl l. e . t Pr' el y "i sym agini pathted th wi e th C the A)a; as ". au."l". Is, was charged with stealin g • O w° " al News°6s • 33l ''' llll•36 ' 37 107 a hull, value lia iii 9 Newry& ArmseAdef - - 410, 82. 1115 40 I LL N eese . Nsiit olitt cp p. a. e.M i er s.. .aitepL a jai, Me ns 9 16 1 1 93 0. , applicationsat t of tie melte& ( Nov, heir.) Paliseessetalde AB mid be saw the prisoner this man- r i. 1 : 0 11 p or Mir alun i taihu -", 6. 7' alth at. Ort Wore. &e. ea p.a. d& MO 96 100 oils, including 'Thr reeektioe wee then put awl carried iniali.=.. .... SS. Scottish N. Wash 4 pet. 100 92 96 :-. ing OW aniri Cliftlinklin ele 051118771 5 h wIsPP 9 d tip 62 a 00 - Northern Counties Un. 4: s a l , the usual advaz he Iftleleen, M.P., named the mond _ - - ...m i d thi s ....t.. g there,',., . aim. with = L s Ono la plow . Be (the cam) 1,811 aft to *IN and at. 100 North British 1111.1211111 1111111.1 In the Stock itelted wftt be had got time, ftill ge tbe parcel from St. all North Duca IWO. aD. - - in demand. SI want. the jewpwal of sew tuft and Mugu in modso his Era Hs found it was a of prime beef, St. all Do. • - - Ne. I OIL I Mum. I Pd. ICL prices. I Sales. Be. lIN IT aed Ift, .e. the I Ntsioane Ad ; talisning thet, ahem lilibu. lilt, and on asking peMe.... e h ere h. PA. 105 N. NeeSem-Ilemetek Bey (meg prove two* neatest and vesatioes la *Mr ...,_, got it, be a saaa hid given It to him In N .. ge _ . 26 ISt De. ere . 4 1 let 1" a dis 53 •- Mined °l (1.1131241 ) 1111 3 The 51k00IM. speettee. and is many isolaacee would isteiweely Whet'''' St 146 De. lastki lO, 10 D e e. Dee /111 a" 1.134.1 " 1 bennels° °I eecunalmn s mon m oo b lin """st Jewry, but be could not tell where •h. =proud he was to IR. 100 Nor* Imam hand ; and the tiat the tliessellor of the Itaebeqww &mad he 11l .. Ilest Basest (Mope) .. 7/ 1171 wait for him. At the station Is. 11d. ins found on him. le all Nortba&Westowahma Sa WWI epee *hi the Malan of liegland alma. Time Nei. 10 17 North illedlmaitre ... • 1# S 1 2s (144 .. MU (Medea He pve a tales adder 4, •.. .. Z. Wk. Basset Tia, vlstki 71. 44. 11 11 The Bad Sea WWII cheeps Wore paltry la eherestow amid wholly Jabs Reed. assistant to Mr. Hicks, butcher, Newgate- 87 laa 01151 KWW•esiwslms• m 41 406 .. Grumbler aBR Aellys. 64.1 42 64 la the mirk of eer modem leg derma Oely re er a 11 9 information of 1 kolas. hod hem *Mktg Its bee spina Boubi:dirs, merheit, mid le bed lost • pines of beef of the same descrip- L e L H pasawassu P7636 " 14 16 6, .. Grad lieeth Token__ __ ~ 1 1A• lef 1 4 . -11, .. P. Altred(1.1111) 11.11.9 1 iii munieation bet. the as that head es the praorier, but he could not e n , 1 4 ei leski dem sad Made ese• hams they o .. .W. von Illeteles).- LA . ii ....... ... adj . o r 2 2„, aswawy. sad ~..i . swear to list idealised piece, but he could swear to the St. 100 • . sages can now 1 tb eb aw . e m er a ch. &Awl. wan p . n .*" a w pies el paper is which it was wrapped up. His master Rt. 100 • N. 1. Aber.ett 1111 101 10 1 nlle Mwedh-Poot lSt o f 27 parte of India. PA. 100 •• Ithibied lll7 SO sr il• their ,ii with Custom dam of • still nee vele 61 " j• 163131116865 la ab• " In° 31634 w. It. 100 • Caton_ _ 484 491 S. .. Himaton Dem mission of mesa Mr IL Carden-1e he hum bore! .. lady Betas La& 1 e la shtructive as. (Hear, bear.) He was informed that the 10 an ' 7 " . • • (*Metro si ti dls 36 40 try show the ad tiny tax mold mot madmen more thus 50,000 f., but it era d i t e r d e n i e ll , No v ieha l he t He ne ve e y n t u y ee levd • . , SI. 100 • • • • t .. ie. Frame ( 11 .1 • , il 4* a t the maug m tl y ie buds grudged the Chasoollor of the la • to y, prisoner . h t. Hp , awe. objected ~, his p h a co wo w Primer - I ens very sorry, my lord ; but I dal it through i t. toe • mama - andria. :bstuer. Rt. 100 - Testa. a lther • TO 72 6, .. N. WE. Basset (Mope) Se 5 4 nen& The money was a mere tilde oompared with the l i tTe r l• es ___,_ .._, to en • . • 1 1. .. North Wheal Crotty .. 19.9. 114 1 The Commit spiry that mold 6 indicted on the trade by tle Ism el time °77 ••• "MUel'-''l y ell had mone y 1 1 47...Le u at the ea s it . .. & °l = c a , e ,,' 5 8 4 .. Par Coot (St. Slaw) . 11 13 14 appointed Mom mi obstructive machinery which this paltry system of taxa. 1.6 . 61' that that is no excuse . Theee times have .7; . 19 394 174 9 pin 1. • 10 Providence (U. Want). 10.6.7. 66 47 tea wea l.' ar ,„h. s. (cb s ,. w. ) Th a m i aasaas aw the ma . tea going co for a long time, and at lent you, the thief, are r i. - ot. ditto .. ca. 1 .0.1. Via. Co Ito 4 t the preference _- _ I :ad I most endeavour to put • stop _to these Si pu s , ,st. am) - li tle la° Brewery Comy Mem arm out of Do feeling .4 opposition to the I shall send you to prison, with hard hboew, for s ge De. marked in the ( he !Padget was mole enough without them, mid be i=a 4- oi _,_ 1 Dal I A ni, I Deem bee a Gam 111 1 . Do. A call of SI. 10p feeling that the government would see the expeabletey ' L. ' " ea ' Waft (IM.)_ an 14 11 DOWSTREET. at 140 Tale of Nee* 31 pvisg wag epos this point. (Mews.) ALLEGID RIITUSAL Of , 71111 PALlakt ACTIIORITIIIO TO DORY 10 sa v knedn Il ia• ib ma 114 .. W. Penmen (llope) Janke 100 170 Jubbulpore eh Perk lle 111 110 SS In ROTTAIT, M. P., semedel the resolutioa, anierling 140 Ws6m9ord a tilltimay - - • • A CHILD. 11. 5 Bittleedfts.o M Company by th lisopinion that the effect of these changes would be to 10 all West Comma) lf 01 Seat b a i l o w took to forum . orta. On that potted, h , An appliestiu n for n advice wa r s , made to 11/.lfall, by a poor 2. s o ir.„, L on d on - - 41 ft Croft The London a. were no other, they were Itietillel T ilrotesting mein* w°3166 who did et . g ive h "Me. and who complained .....-... ft, .. Vale of Tom* , ) m ama.) 1:161. : 0 1 6, .. est Monet ( ).. 2.4.0. ni return shows tl that the perish authorities refused to bury her child, which de wire the government (Cheers. PREFIZINCZ SIAZES. I. .. W. Ceasing ) 5 SI 90 the London a And bees dead a fortnight The child seemly three weeks The resolution was then pot, sal manimously. West Mao • Ir. Dix M.P., pep, wed the meat Intim ea old when it died. She had put it in a box and closed it up, M. IPd I RALLWAYS. i l 11111013 4111 94 0• L 1 Salm 16 0 170 but having no means of paying the expenses el • funeral 84. 100 Brie &Instirellp.d.l*. Id 1111 • 6 re Vice - Chancel .- •:10.4. vis.:-" * Thet the propowel modifications by the 'S'ianc•Uor tif the Exchequer I.v aw WWI* meet the views she was twat " te de v ise any expedient to Pa rid of the ft. 100 Caledonia'. CM 01 WI Dan.Pertltik Aber. Jo lll 6 1,.. .. Emo7ll: 7 _ LAM; 1.7.1. 14 25 the contributor I those engaged in the r,try..tla trades, and azpear to them °A C . ' 1,024 .. Wheal Am Why do they refuse to bury it? 84. 140 BM Anglian, A, sp. et. IS 101 ell to ..ffer grest oletructions to Mama. He and his Do. B, Sp.*. 111 116 (Meehenicit) imtituents looked ups the resolutions as an utter de- Th° . t ' -' W Want my husband t° g° into the e n: Do C. it p. et. MS 107 1,• .. Truisms., (Usk.) M 29 31 being wound ui and he not. They say they won't bury the i_ . ;enure from the principles which had hitherto regulated _,._„„.ft. fte R. Corm It . Spit. No.l 114 116 - Subjoined at ..,, inwiri a largatioa. They o bj ecte d to them b ot h . .., CAM 0111000 he doss They are obstinate, and he 111 St. 100 Do. do. No 1111 115 POZZIONLMINIII. °lntimate ; and so between them the body of my poor child at . 100 Do. New 6p. et. St.. 131 130 canal, and mine Ike ground .4 the ripen. and the loss of time . - - which they would noodle, It, was nothing more nor less is Mit!" away . unburied. .. . St. 100 Pastern Union, 4p. et. IS u 1 No. (Si. I 111000. (M I Cl. prince . I 86166 - Stock Exchang . Mall . 11 you r . account of it is correct, it is very mins. ...144. 1 1 0 00 lan Edin . ...t pictk Olearz.6 .o p s. .l. I n it 114 n Du a proprel to tap Um colonial and foretop traded the 10,000 li? Anstiellse Ide anted; indeed it weak d be ind i ctable. Where do you "^ emery. (Cheers.) et. 140 Gnu Northam 6p. et. 117 110 1 10;r0 a 0 36 11°. Imp. ( Maga) ! I Q L as - * an ". gg i ; -g li Mr. T. Hanger, 11. P., cordially seamiest the nerds - li " 1 • /h. 1* Do.t.c.redet 10 p.eLpto I* 111 nee, 1671, lui i pplicant-At North End, Pulliam. 11010 SO De. St. John delliey 16 22 II ID. 100 Do. 41 per cent. 166 106 UM 81, fif • Universe boa believing that a 'netlike and wiser method could be ternd i.o , „... revenue than that prapaaadad by tb . IG: Hall . -But that is • long way out of this . district, 100 80 Deep. c red.st 6 p.c.pni. S 4 60 M, 6 Do land et Me. Co. all - - SO, 1 CM Con. Min. Co. Jam _II - - Ges.Leity a I Why did you not go to the Hainmemmith police-court, 10 all OCR. Scotland. Ist Prig. - - giverament. lames.) 12. 40 Cobh Copper an 44 46 101 • Imperial, 71 60 4 Ot.West tßerkattiaats, - - l a t 2 1 7 11 Phoenix, 60, . 0 Hr. STWOO, of Southampton, supported the MO. mastoid' . of coming all this way ! t-I went there ant, and was told to ripply at e g : . • I:: Do. . rede rA Z:: 4 1,3' ... cep : 85 1. 1 8 1 mom - 76.1110 1 tn las roantele Western, 121, 121 bride., and Peated net **me of the Customs im°3 " 111= 6a .yerd. I did so, and was there referred to you. veniences which would attend the porgy/ the at 100 Do. inaisese. 4p. ct. 90 91 26.000 2 Fortuna 10,000 10 General all Chancellor 4 the Eicheyse?. resolutions. would Mr. Ra s -Wl y el not tour husbaal °um° he " " ' Wed 35 ' 1 " De 1 5 c r 636•61.60. 11. 1 0 2 1011, 102. wet unqueetimehly destroy the transport trade gouda "%M ow a ati Do. PreL Elbares 91 10} 10,000 I Gt. Northern of 8. Amtrak 1 1 mil Pm tOmal-Rageni t-I wanted him to, but he would not. He mid 10 all DoChisterPtBh. to, c. 17 18 &ave..' ; wad be was comiticel that the budget would/over ~._ 10 all Do. do. do. 6p. c 10} 10} ft 14 RAW 1 r - It: pm Waterworks. - Mee bees tarried if it had been brown early enough the* it moos 3 '''' wiiiid tourthestry look knt fur work. with the aoart . Br 1141 t 11. 140 De. arm. Ora Stock 74 76 1e 5 Imileelen was to Melia. this obnoxious slime. iCheers.) M en Doan*. OM ODOM I n 1 9 I The resolution .1. the,. carnal . to Soothed-yard, with a request that the aupenntendent of an De. de. de at Fulham might be instructed to inquire into the 20 stl Dia no. do l4 14 103316 I 00,090 1 r=oF a & share market Mr. PA/DIIR newt.' the third resolution :-"' lent as = 9. )_....100. Idlsigite show a diminis: of the cam and report them to the sitting magistrate Ht. 100 • a Terbb. i11p.c.34. ISO 141 Mamie petition, enthwlying the 1 inn resolutions, 10,000 10 P ' Cep reedited all 4 6 be lIIIIVII.OI li. the Hinton of Commons, and that the " ti O lninniemnith e ngata-°°°2l ' lit. 100 LrmilllMght.ApiaOns. " eiontinnation MO,OOO 6 Pon 116 No. 1 116 1111 Shea 1 MAUI MAI& (lam) lot lIA4 Pm following exhi chairmen of this meeting, R. W. Crowfeet, Esq., M.P., MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Rt. 100 Da spa do N 0.2 110 11l 41174 181 United Mei= en 1 2 mencement of I be ropiest...l to present it: and the co-apes of all rem. CARE:LIM DRIVING. Mt 100 Defoe. 40. , ... 140 146 SUSI 1 Worthing (law) all It I ben of parlialnent intenoted in commerce be invited." He Wiz.. si wi l a l of 6. k o d oo t or .w ooo, R ec h aeteo. 84. 1110 De. lite. do. N 0 .4 1111 113 MAO 1 Do. hopal this meeting maill have some influence upon Mr. row aib.drivin. 04. 100 Do. pa. do .. - - 4 1 1 was cherpd before Nr. Dag- 5 21 D a .... w e a k gi,l.. Cle•lstone, and ordure him to pause before he peered his iiii with agumg .. baC t I C Of Ere. Jane awe' IL 100 Do. 7p.e. Pref. Sleek .. 164 1/41 Great Western ._ me•lutiorie. I Hear, hes. r.) 110 years of age (fhe mother°, Mr. James, lice l =vielontler, Bt. 100 Do.en.c.do.(W.E.gc.p.l Log Hs JOINT STOCK RANKS. lisawashire and Y Br H. Vtil,lB, IL P., seconded the resolution. He of King dreet, Soho), by careless driving and eannag emir St. 100 Dal c. St. idly. def. till Na IM. I JUJU. (H I CI. prim. Sales. Midland dil at heSev.• that the promml taxes would yield what her with cab 2,291. Se ft York and North I Aim sad 0. em. look . SO - - led 1...0 weinated, herau.. they would require an sites- N ar y A... B e d e y a youn g fem a l e , ii nag • a s gs. p r i sms . la all Uk swww ,C l94ll ols n.... Ana Doily ni tfe Caledonian ._ .... sir- ' , maim retablishment The mopes,' ad valorem duty dosek isdeggi n ..i. n .' - .„,,,d th a t on Fr d a i.... 100 -- e ,- .--- e anit . 111 117 li : A B:alk imi e l f alig = Nit 74 1 6 44 South Eastern .. T wee abs h yea at. acs Las.w.m.e. - - of •a•• eighth was eveetallv objectionable 012 account of its looking eel of window about 4 o'clock in the afternoon, me an • Cele. alt. - ' Great Northern.. sc. , out. The export. .4 thin country amounted to when As saw the defeudem drivin g a cab up the street at 121 all 1 - - Ilk is Beak *Turkey $ - - North British 1'...4 1 0.000f. • y.or, awl an eighth would produce 180,000 t is very quick tole-a gallop. An old lady was miming the el toe Nan. B7ol 1511111 PIE 175 117 Ilk SS British N. America all - - Manchwiter and 1 Tl.. to mall *mount to now. than the commercial world mad, and the hems touched her umbrella and she fel{ and • si Do. Al Aelaella, and China . ell 201 1 At the clam IN , Iv. toehen, for &Mg it. business. (Hear, hoar.) the wheel west our her mu. IL 100 Do. 31 me eset Ift II AMA. Mere. of left, Western and 0 Br % out BLAME, H.P.. snorted the rewilutiou sad Th os . Datt,T, of paaar e a ree t , wmi c „,„4„,,,,t , „ t i c ! i,„ 14. 14 . 100 10° 31.410 " 14. ,.. e. °1•L ie 5i c-l ud t , ily- I N ion., and Chins an 31 1 R ! !,•• could only sicount for tme resolutions 12=prei. liserd the difirat call oat to this @id be*, but too late. 116, 100 - Do. Mod. Pret il i a tUt la 1411 la" 4 * t 7 1. ••, the fart that tiles had been onnosived la B. weat after him, he Mill driving et the rate of six or SL MO Dialettilehln4 we. SG 911 11 Tim Colonial e. - ~,,. .poreleiome a the omestione of trade. mesa Miles ea hour. A piatisms• the clefoodmit, 10 ell sw-ftAkv4e -Peve ft, 11.0 am of Canada all - - " continuation' IL. oehition was cerrisd, sad a vote of thank, haviag who awed ao take the eag 1.4 2. to. e. *lb optionulll 111 12 100 Com of Landon lO 19 Si •SO flocedAtudaterld all 161 le! 161 the close. On 1-- 4 1.444.1 to the Mairmea, the meting separated bat ■m ind bdi,,g:ing to low hams in hig lab i m tee sea* int mate atom - SO, 19 G. of &whistles& ell - - carried 1-16 to A gait 100 North Dritlie Sur 111 1U - 1 t said the Isms& was baba to the too Dia New Gm Ip. et Ile 111 1" 16, 10 Ch. Bank of Aunt all 11.1 In The reoeiver liespitel, where as died es Monday bet, sad at. us .mo-lkaro.4p.e.Prt. 94 96 111, 0 Lulea end County - - eAsz OP IfYGLAPD.-( rats DAY ) thin would he as aqua* bald to-morrow (Friday ), 17 61 De, do. de 1 in dla 111 96 Leaks Joist Stook .... 10 - - has obtained az Ddeashal mid he hid main( to say. * 13 Do. Lads Sp*. No. 1 - 10, WM Loa. and Weetzeloster.. 30 - - pay the inters Thi. day at noon the usual half-yearly court of Mr. Illoglism ssid he shield teemed him till fiat day UlO Da Tat N. a &pure. 4 die per ID . lee NM. Prov. el Ibigised.. 36 - - * MI erth Stelfordeldre 23 24 Sh 1111 Do. New lO - - Second Mortga ths pe.prietors waa hell M the Bank Parlour, lb. Bottum weep "Ns gni /s oft cir It inillink. it a National Beak - - With referen 11. IN . WAW*ll.e. 12S 1/4 lk,nner,, govern-, .4 th e tusk, preadlag. .......,................. at 1110 De. k lad ce =m .. - - 11, SO New South Wales ell - - 60 vibes, Mr. E. 1 N .... 114 115 sh bi tel Bank Corpora. all - - The minutes .. f the last general imetiag were confirmed. Tit VACANT JUDGESZIP. - Three of the leading "is .D.,..1t, 10 Dank whet - - The ttoriteltoe I have t.. acquaint the court that this mosal at the ken hare bum named, from whom the soles. • a 1.. N.l3loet.Pref.lll 77 71 • .1.00 Provincial of Ireland - - 4. 10 Do. New - - ma • very li mited is one .4 the qumterly genera omits appointed by the Boa P4l probably be made-ria., Mr. Wilde, Q.C., Mr. IL St 100 De.Aber i rtilp.a .... 114 116 11, U Soutk Austeatia all - - however, a mutat Um, and Freebie charter, mod ale. one .4 th.- IOC:to:Ay meetings appointed Clembere, Q.C., and Mr. Lush, Q.C. The balance o s pro. 10 Nosil , 11. m.... 7 16 pmed 14.1 44 p. ...- In _ 140 - 40,000 1 26 :Unita ol Australis - - 40,000.• 60 lUnion of Lead,. to be held by lb, 12th tyclaw for the making of a dividend , lability is thought to be ha favour of Mr. Wilde. 10.6 all . Deo (heed. An. CL(I.I Uf 241 ROOM 100 tlialty wised as - - and on the highs The net media for the half.yeer eating the '39th of Feb., ft. 100 De. mpm cent lid 104 YORESIIII.II UNION 01 MICHANICS' INNTITuTho Se 100 De. Seed 44 per cent lOl 103 Prime Albert we - we 644. 7371. , making the amount .4 the rest at that date -The awn samml moieties of this the drat and most lin et 100 '• Withe Sua. 4 P. culL• N 50 MISCELLANIOI7B. Bib insteeL BB Pm' w ~,e w_ 6} per :15 8 01 4 7.W., end after prying the dividend of V. 100. per Wig Of MOWN of eilmetkinal institutes, is fixed to take Si.- ; se w . -- t ri e ir e C, 7: . i c. e, m lot Na I alt I ooarmsm. I Pci I CI. Priem I aim_ i n m i umu t . . -Is ~,,,t . th.6...,,t,, , th,„..,001 is. umktan ,. The court of alms at Otley, ea the 30th of Nay, being the Wednesday 27 - eit .. - - f*ii. I I : r 9 6 -- - mo wn w../.. The Right Hon. Lord A h ft 11l • Madsen Met .. an 14 16 for sugar and 0 - mort•te therefore ilialare that a hatlyearly dividend of mams g s d g o made se the owasion, end ..e...1 1 burt4 .„:l l .... hm e . 1 2 1 : sag Da b& de d° " e a jtigit e. se a* U aal 111 U Meteellea Apical .... 19 SS U itiomt Anil prints lie tmele •se the 7th of April next, of wog of disoisesioo will also he premed to meet his et. no Wator.&lllllwany *lna he 66 60 Sie 1 . Atlantic Tel. (Um). ... in - - who hes takes great interest in the emcees of the 47,010 10 Borns Waterwetts.. .. all 34 44 J. 10.. pet eent. trillion' estmtion on account of income ----- le Brit Amerlean lan' . 40 y or i c a iww /i n k.. It is, theniore. anticipated that the POLZION ZLILWATIL 1:11 Is ._• a Ina Meg. Tel A all A ail Consols, wine aim * no. li 7 per e. tilt 18011 all at II for the 11th of A es...lotion eige.•ving of the dividend was pared opproschieg anniversary will be one of more than ordinary rh. IPd I Lam" I Claim poses I Dia importance, especi a lly as the place of meeting is within • 1 . - - a u l a -- I ,,,iii - a 3.1. 1 .41. - ei el 1,710 II Do C • all 141 141 insornoody ...el o 0 lo.ut ~ e ntnent. oossmient distaece from most parts of the county. SASS RS . • feed iill 1* 1* 114 a I, and closed Th.. thetunx..e ...quintal tbe ...net that the dividend I A Cusious BIGAMY Caon.-At the Lincoln 2 14 a 7 ll lltable Ar" r i tert . ll c j7 . p.e. I 1 5, le • . 1 islands Tel. (L', all 71 M flie, St. ' Mooftrima Out& all 2t 27 price was 94/ t 4 earl-wit. would le issued sal peyeble on the 7th of April • maims now being held, charge. 04 bismay were instituted S 7,1 I . 1 I SI ! • Pre. 71 per cent. SII $1 ilif 161 as fo ll ows :-TI sett lis two cams under the direetmo of the board of guardians 90 a „,," ~.,______L et:laa ~,,_t haiaamac:• A , ~,,' -,,. ...- 4.1 • d 1 44: L ir ; . s i oci Alderings • ti,,,w,s e , NI.. o„,.„1 a ,„t, of t h a w t o of the Spalding Unica against William Brightman, alias 100 Zi '"'" e " '''''' '''''' e r s t Oh E L : . Do ' 6p. et Pero 1 11 01 1 1E 7 1•11 - - pla SL •• • Telegrapit lOO 106 Ulf Cent. Stock, 18 the iorerfte and ...art .1 dir,tors, awl in caning .he mid .W.,,,...ii11iam B ri g h 4,,,, m t ", twins M hir m , re hs h allibbama. .../..., th e n i a lt j e ud t i oa " 10 10 'Wu Dry 4 " 2, IS lna New l6 _e Wm 104/ • the India it rw..t, 1eaer....1.1.. to Iles ...net that the management of the 4 - th . :pm:mike; the fads of which appear to be these: 20 en Illettes iasmlri e 4 Praise .... 16 a " is 19, 6 Beg. and Aust. Cop. hulk .4 higland era. riee...l with unmixed sitiefactim by A hod keen salshiuMd between the twe . prsion • era, aa .„., _„ 0 „_____ lllloll 4 l l. I lx a - - 16,. U . Stem Na 14 - - 97 1, int • ditt° the .. , soots i.l world. A. the elairrisso .4 a large banking , who li id• place called Curbit, in October, IK' and, a ;,'; ' a i i ' ot L''' . " l ,..f l ,.,° lll °°_, „...• -..- gm 1 • SIM (Limited) beide left her bus. 20 an oss 4...;:es:e n a Dab. ::: - it, SI Indian end Aust. Tel Sa - - 11, 6 lan. District Tel. (1.4 ll 1 Mdls Half per Cent., awn with euelielron• Ulet this fevling .1 estisfa,tion was I wl• add •• • e a d h i bis ee b°1166, the $0 • a Discount (1..1. •11 1 din The Indian bead, and did net spin appear in Cowbit. In 10 all ' IAOFTO sad ?anima .. - 1111,000 #_, .. • Oen. Omnibus Co.l all 1 14 rioted 991 to I, cl part•lpated is h.) the e.emennity generally. (Cheers.) July, 1541, the mho prisoner married another ...," _ l5 10,07 w010- vowel= • • 14 1 4 m, * Mathis Intim. & s 1 1 IPm * Mr Lance ....ailed the no.ti.a , sod took the oppor. woman, and emotimmid to live at Coedit ; and n "' . ', `" Zira and .... •• • • - - allt 11l • ! 106* tr/' f. The resit. .4 ittpe..einit a hope that the directors would eon. it Neeellaber, HMO, the female prisoner . diet stating 1 - .1" all Ds -- d . N - le, 1 Mahler. Ix. TY. Uso) eh $ 4 1869 haa advanc ge, 16 Netimal Co .. 6 1 India 41 Exchequer Bi Wei ob. proiwwty .4 mi.vany thew rule with regard to Ina etralnutnnus t° the Vicar of Pinchbeck. de- to en Nemswom o i . s ew r the - a A 11, 0 Netherton& Land ~. all - - sired him to many her to a man with whom she had been le all Deg erre. gelgov. A Th. prem. Inc dorount Irmo ... He .Ihl not we why bills shmild he es • soksgett os s w . ig ' asst who was swan a t h e previous II all 1 et SONO 5 Do. 11 p. a., f a MI die an 4 1 1,71 6 140 N. Brim aN. Seat Id. 60 10 16 2e. prem. ri0 .1 .-1 fr.ve th e ...150it..4... .4 the Bank, amply became nterdsga 7We tie 'mete refueed. and the pair resorted to le, It .. 116 . N0 w 874,60 ,„ .. _ ._-_••• mom I N. BM. Australmlen.. is The forei at _ _ 0,.. er..re It• 11 In dis ount establishment.. i Hear, hear.) tie Ihmitill Chapel at !Omahas, where they went through ;,3 ' o h' --- r . "."....„ .... r mg• .. 11 i ~,1 l a_- • Gm L ' H. thought tht rule ought to Is , rea andel in respect el lial• " 0 " 0, 7 el euevtalle , and afterwards resided at to an Paris enerat - --.1.. et" - Ts 66,600 Do. " New Shores" . . 1 per INNithhathe Moat eaves miles (elm where her Bret husband to 13 la sod 'l t*" 10,000 to a len. In. Btia. (Lt0.).11 s- - WU . having ..nl, th irt, .I.y. to run. Mew. hew.) 6,000 10 Do. do. B I - -. of 1868, 621 to wee living. Beth primmer, planted guilty . His lord 10,000 10 Dn. do. ' Is. - Th.' fr•Olsti-e h... in Imo put and carried by seder- std. ........d t o - one day's imprisonment. ad die - " .ia ti ates e.,.- " ..t ptu re := l • - - 000,000 lit, Peel Myer land a lee. all se 61 r somewhat firms L 4, allowed the expense. of the prosecut i on, which be L e - en --- ---• ..: - - 10.000 50 Peale. and Orlin. Stem sil 73 80 inquiries for Sp rh.. 5:..01a0.,a ~ .,,.1 1,, ...11., es•ure the curt that the elimuctertasd as herag rather persecution, to which he would I 7 en Danish •l3 16 20,000 60 Do. New ells& - 40,000 110 led Sea & Ind. Tel. 41 Bonds; the lotto Loanof e 185 4 be i ll it -0.44 4,•••.1.1 . ).... dully entertain any suggestion corning .!_,..,/ h t a t d ta ilh.°lf 68 e• ••••••ev7 . Hi° le vd s hi " im alnasalY 4 all li r 174w Par east. . ii,.. c.iin .4 1,,,,,..4.... Th. ic.iiiiiii , w iii which mi &Monts *la. jury to a , bes eiga te e r d d. by A d e I 10 . al ai _ ,Dcbrefissed Xeus pevesp~siiii 8 1 S 6# - - •. e. for/ore. by Br. 00V. 11 i li• The variation itzeoo so _money Iron vicar, peroshisl 01 10010. and other. of the lee* 16 _ so. New an • 4 , ....eable seem .der lied n•ferred was adopted after sae& the Mbehitaista, preying_ for lepimey i s th e see . o f th e itl ....! rodeo in demand. In ......___Lim is.soo teo aural 1 (.11 steam _ft gig , it iusilidilerai ...i., hot sir hooch st was still in exigence hoe& peitelles. wise evidently viewed the Me in the sum . se., "" ~... el Aare •• • I 2.000 A. ••• • • Met lama& Ile 1110 only fotture'im Mt se I. Th. m*Wersto who committed turf does may "' `II - - Irimal" .... • *** 6 61 ! • ! .ort * of l'r• .i. o irb.r.• mi...,,t le moired that if it were 14,1136 73 ^ . Mitrellaa ,leed all II U 111 4 Tel Sot 10 all De. 4 Der cant_.. Pref ••••ai.:l,t that P. s .1(11111111.V ...1114 IR. 1.11 , 400 to the h. ''' 66 1 "'"'" d 1° 6°. and il " 16 the Ittworset Perms to all West elf. W eit Trance 'l_' l Z 3 75,000 '1 , . , Tet. Scrip, „„ I 6%, 69, and 881 _stnuuwho had instituted the prosecution who waii al • ra•Pan• ito 6 Weal*" a Marvin obi& II all :Wiesbaden ...... - - , ... - -. 75,000 1 Do. do. Begletereed ail I 50,000 20 • It Le. Co. Up. Cae 6 - - 10,000 100 Von Diereen's Lund- llll 11 12 only 9s. to 9s. 8 . ! MONEY MARZET.-THIS DA Y Two o'CLoci. The fends experienced a fresh improvement of per oent. this morning, but have since re lapsed to the closing quotations of yester day. In the market for British railway stocks a further decided advance has occurred. The settlement occasions great activity in this depart ment, and indicates a remarkable absorption of stock by the public. At Finis this morning, &wording to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Dent. Rados were quoted 68, being 6c. better than yesterday. Consols are officially ;larked 941, 1, and for money, and 96 for the moonlit. The present quo- tations are 941 for cash, and 941 to 96 for the 11th of ApriL Half an hour ago the quotation was 96 to 1 for the account. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1859 has been dealt in at 1041 ; the Five per Cent, enlaced rupee paper, at 991 ; ditto Five-and a-Half per Cents., at 1061 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1859, at 971 ; and Eachequer Bills, at 21s. and 18s. prem. The foreign stock market is firmer. Mexican, Peruvian Three per Cents., and Spanish Bonds are more inquired for. Turkish Bonds slightly im proved in the morning, but have since relapsed to 791 to 80 the Old, and 621 to 63 the New. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 931 ; Belgian Four-and-&-Half per Ceuta., 981 ; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 661 (exchange 128.); Mexican Three per Cents., 221 ; ditto, for so count, 221; Peruvian Three per Cents., 721, 721 ; ditto, for account, 721; Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 981 ; Spanish Three per Cents, 461 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 341; ditto Passive, 14; the Committee's Certificates, 41; Turkish Six per Cents, 1864, 801, 80; ditto Six per Cents. 1858, 631, 621; ditto for account, 63, 64, ex div. The Calcutta and China mails, rid Marseilles, will be delivered in London on Saturday morning. IFoos o'Cwon. Consols closed tat, at 94# to I for money, and 1141 for the amount. The supply of money in the discount market oon tinues limited, owing to the large payments which are made into the Bank at this period of the quarter; and no business is done below 4 per cent. The applicationsat the Bank yesterday wereagain numer ous, including some from the money-dealers for the usual advances. In the Stock Exchange money likewise continues in demand. Short loans on Consols command to 4 per cent. The 68,0001. by the Commodore Perry has been purchased for exportation, although not yet in hand • and the 11 , 6001 . by the Armenian will also be sent away. The Red Sea Telegraph Company have received information of the resumption of telegraphic com munication between Suakin and Aden, so that mes sages can now be sent direct from Alexandria to all parts of India. The delays that oocttr in the trans mission of messages between Malta and this coun try show the advisability of a line being laid direct from Falmouth to Gibraltar, Malta, and Alex andria. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have appointed Monday next a special settling day in the preference shares of the City of London Brewery Company (Limited), which are to be marked in the official semi-weekly list. A all of 61. is to be paid on the F Extension and Jubbulpore shares in the East Indian Railway Company by the 27th of April. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 6,1291., and the London and South Western an increase of 4741. Vi Wood proposes on the 20th inst. to make a call of no less than 5,0001. upon each of the contributories of the British and Foreign Re liance Marine Assuranoe Company, which is now being wound up. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and miscellaneous shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : , Insurance.—Alliance British and Foreign, 174 ; ditto Marine, 414 ; Globe, 107 ; Guardian, 53 ; rine, 1674, 167 ex div. ; Marine, 1104 ; Ocean 81, 81 • Universal Marine, 2, 1 • Mumma LMe, 29. Gai.LCity of London A, 201 90, ex div. ; Great Central, 101 ; 721, div. ;ditto debentures, 906, ex div.; Phcemix 60, ex div. ; Westminster Chartered, 60, ex div. ; Western, 124, 124. Docks.—Landon, 701; St. Katharine, 73 ; Victoria, 102, 10@,102 ramal.—Regent's, 184. Waterworks.—Berlin, 4. Price's Patent Candle Company, 14. Yesterday was " making-up day" in the railway share market. The preparations for the settlement show a diminished supply of stock. The rates of " continuation " were consequently light. The following exhibits the terms current at the com mencement of business in the morning : Leeks awl Ken& Western . 1.16 to 3.16 per cent. con- Mutation. Ofillii Min _ _ 1-16 to 3-16 per cent. do. _ _ Lancoahiro and Yodidoo into 616 Per cent. do. Midland York and North Caledonian woe to k per cent. do. to} per a•. Great Northern to per oat. do. North British to 16 per oat. do. Nancheeter and SWIM ae Per doss the rate on London and North Western and Great Western stocks was " even," the supply being Pointy. On South Eastern, Cale donian, and Lasseshire and Yorkshire, however, the " continuation" was maintained at per cent up to the close. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock carried 1-16 to per cent. "continuation." The receiver of the New York and Erie Railway has obtained an order from the Supreme Court to pay the interest, due September lst, upon the Second Mortgage Bonds. This will be done at once. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : Transactions in American escurities in Loudon have bees as a very limited wale during the past week. We not., however, • eurtained inquiry for Illinois Central Construc tion, and Freeland bands, sad for Pennsylvania Central bonds. Illinois shares are very inn. as the improved belie, and on the higher quotations from New York. By the Prime Albert we have received telegraphic advice' to the Ni iteeteat. DlLois Central ilia had eslreacoll MN, New York °astral to 72. sad Irtchips Central to 1I In M' lane yesterday full prime warerselined for sugar and coffee. Saltpetre has advanced. WIDWESDAY Consols, which closed yesterday at 941 "buyers," for the 11th of April, opened this morning at 941 to 1, and closed at 941 to 95. For money the lest price was 941 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94, 1, _l, ; ditto, for account (11th April), 941, Ind 95 ; ia stock, 218, 2291 ; the Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 18159, 1044, 1041 ; ditto, for account, 1043 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 971, 971 ; ditto, 1869, 971 ; the Fivel)er Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 991 ; Ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cent., 104, 1051 The Indian Five per Cent. ru p ee paper was quoted 991 to f, and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1051 to 1. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1859 has advanced to 1041 to 1, for the account. Exchequer Bills were rather firmer, at 18s. to 21s. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at par to 128. Th pre e foreign m. stock market was firm. An im provement of 1 per cent took place in Turkish, the Loan of 1854 being last quoted 79 to 804; and that of 1868, 624 to 63 ex div. Mexican Bonds were somewhat firmer, at 221 to 4. There were also inquiries for Spanish and Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds; the latter were marked as high as 241 The variations in the market for bank shares to-day were =impatient Oriental Bank continuo in demand. In the miscellaneous share market the only feature was a trifling improvement in Red Sea Telegraph. Southampton Dock Stock was marked 64, 69, and 881 Smut Ship 'hares were quoted only 9s. to 9s. 6d. 3 The closing quotations for the shares in new projects were as follow :—ean_ilarine Insurance SS~pto prem. ; U n i ver i a l Marine, 13-16 to prem. ; London and ? provincial Marine, vram. ; Buenos Lynn and San Fernando Railway, t 43 Fein- ; Bank of Turkey, to It ; Anglo-Luso-Brasilian Steam, I to 8 prem. ; and Folkestone West Cliff Hotel, I to 1. prem. Nova Scotia Government Bonds were inquired for. MINES-THIS DAY Two o'CLoci. In the mining market this morning preparations for to-morrow's settlement have occupied attention, and the transactions have consequently been less numerous than usual. Bhares in Grent Retallack, Wheal Unity, West Basset, Herodsfoot, Stray Park, East Wheal Russell, and Grumbler and St. linbyn. mines have been dealt in. In the Stock Etchang•et Stray Park are officially marked 29. There are some inquiries for Fortuna Waning shares, which have been dealt in at 3 and 31. Cobra Copper are marked 45. At a meeting of adventurers in itcoesnirse United Mies, held on the 12th inst., the accounts showed a habeas in. favour of the adventurers of 28i. Is. Ild.. _ _ ITELtPiceeaWreii;ill; meetraCheld es Tuesday, a. all of 2a. per share was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) goorat.—This article continues, in fair den and, the , advance of 6d. on Friday's prices which was paid yesterday. OCIVIME —This article is very firm, with a fair demand. A eargo of Bahia sold afloat, 54.. Ca., and a cargo of Santos at 58s. ii.s. — —The market remains steady, but the demand con tinues limited. Blca--The 'market is Arm with • fair amount of Winces. BAurnmia —The market is less attire than yesterday. which was excited by the information of the 'sport of an export duty equal to 6f. per too being fixed in Would's, when refraction 7 per cent. mold at 425.; refraction 5, at 41111., which are nominal prices to-day. Buts are steady, but the demand is limited. Samna dull of sale. Martell's, 158, 10. 13d. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady, at the following prices :—lbwn tallow, 555. net cash; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 585... d.; Marl, 58s. 3d.; April to June, 555.; Oct. to Dec., 535.. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET_ (THIS DAY.) The supply of beasts is larger than the demand anr? con. sequently several remain unsold. Prince on the average are nearly the same as on Monday. Tradets exceedingly dill for sheep, although we are not over supplied with choice kinds. Quotations are rather lower for all kinds. There in • re duction of 4d. per stone in calves. Our foreign sup* con sists el 21 beasts, 120 sheep, and 127 calves. From Scot land, 50 beasts; Ireland, 70 ; Norfolk, kn., 900 ; Niwthern aai 18ffised opacities. 50. Mach °owe, 140. For Maw of Ma. d. Per SWIM of eks ►d. ►d. DIA floolo. Bumble. 4 0 4 10 loolDostllt4x6B3 1162 811ce2450n0 • 4 4 8 Dist L0wd0010.... 6 6 llomed deg bomb 30 4 0 Do. do. Shorn 66 Mhos 4 8 8 swot mane dial 4 2 4 6 4 0 6 0 . d 126426.611D-brods S 8 6 10 Ln Do ito o. Mors _ Tet;e4; Pl" Lambs, •.sao; Pikes, 1138 SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Trade dull ; prima without alteration. —Prime meadow bay, 70.. to 80a. ; superior ditto, 84.. to 90a. ; inferior do,' Ma. to Mo. ; rowel; 45e. to 60a. ; clover, old, Ws. to 106 a. ; ditto, Dew, @mood cut, Ma. to 88.. ; straw, 20a. to 30a. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. IrrwarooL, Marten 14.—Ides to-day : Intim Counties. in-. Great Western, 081 I—lanceshire and Yorhahire, 6114—London and North Western, DM 181—Ditto Itglith amen, 8e Id.— Manchester, Sheffield. and Limon, 411—Neweastie and Carlisle, Ha-Routh Raitem, 281 7 7.1.8 7 6.lllo—Oreat Ismarabouri, Liverpool United O ne Company, 1904—Royal Insurance Can aan/. 6 4 maircnizirri, Iliacti 14.—The market was very strong, dodo, at the hishen point. nooks proved very seine at the settlement to-day. Doren, next soceant, 271-18 7 1-164-81tel fields, 62: next account, 42—Ditto Redeemable Rix per CaMi.„ • p.—Great Westerns, 684 1: next amount, le i 4-Iweiso IN 100; next account, 914 / 106—Great nip Conway, next as • nn. —Macclesfield Carl, 61—Blackburn ?urchin, 1.10 p. —North Ma/lords, next account.aid.—Bank of Mainhease. 1 11 r. —Leedom, next account, 071 B—' mks. next account, 8 048, Loci HosiTraL. —The 112th anniversary of this institution was celebrated yesterday at Willis's Rooms, St. James's, when a large number of the friends of the charity sat down to an excellent dinner, which was presided over by his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, who wag supported on the occasion by the Hon. Arthur Kinnaird, Colionel Edwardes, C. 8., Henry Havelock, Colonel Norman, Major Powys, General Law, Colonel F. Halliday Lord Hay Camden, Br. Roberts, ka After the meal Mesta, his royal highness proposed " Prosperity tot! Lock Hospital and Asylum." He observed that pecu liar nature of the disease which this institution was de signed to mitigate, rendered the advocacy of such an institution somewhat difficult ; but as the disease itself was an evil incident to humanity, no feeling of delicacy o_tiliL i to deter them from endeavouring to ameliorate its ty, though science may fail, and the teachings of =ty , may be ineffectual, utterly to eradicate it from the human system. The degree of IM000•1 which had attended the Old Lock Hospital had induced the governors to found • separate estahlishment for male patients in some central . situation in the west of London, and to devote the present building in the Harrow-road solely to the reception of the female patients, infants, and in ' mates of the asylum. It must be obvious that the female department could be conducted more efficiently when the entire grounds and premises were appropriated to its particular requirements. But this would need funds, and he hoped they would not be wanting. There was one peculiar feature belonging to this institution which strongly recommended it to the consideration of those who while relieving the sufferer, would reform the sinner. The reformatory branch of the institution had been lately marked with a decided success. But while contemplating with pity the lot .of those who, by their own failings, L had brought upon themselves the scourge from which they were suffering, it should not be overlooked that there were numerous instances in which the innocent had to bear the iniquities of others. (Cheers.) The Hon. A. Kinnaird, , the treasurer, in returning thanks on his health having been drunk said, that as a school of medicine the Look Hospital for male patients would afford to students an °ppar. tunity of attending . lectures and studying disuses The great good the institution s had effected during the , long period it had been established was unquestionable. , The total number of patients admitted into the hospital from January, 1747, to December, 1859, was 83,690 ; and the number admitted into the asylum during that period was 1,59(4 of whom 314 were restored to their friends, 409 were placed in respectable service, arid 24 died ; 397 patients —2lB male end 179 females—hod been received into the hospital during the year. The bon. gentleman concluded with an earnest appeal for support to the funds, in order that the object of the governors might be efficiently carried out. The appeal was not in vain, for before the company r e tired upwards of 700/. was contributed to the funds of the institution. The musical arrangements were under the direction of Mr. Ransford, assisted by Miss Wells and Mr. Young sad the duties of toastmaster were e ffi ciently dia. 'barged t Mr. 'Toole. Tat KW. BRYAN green. —An address of sym pathy, numerously signed by undergraduates of Oxford, was presented last week to the Rev. Bryan King, and received from him the following reply :—" My dear Brethren in the Bond of the Church,—l cannot express to you the deep gratifica tion which I have received from the address of sympathy which has just been presented to me. Assailed on all sides bl misrepresentation, and the victim of treatment which in all its bitterness I humbly trust ia not wholly deserved, it is a subject of grateful thankfulness to me to find that some other feelings find a place in the generous hearts of so many un d er graduates of that university to which I owe so very, very much. May the one great Head of the Church give as all grace ever to be ready both to labour and to suffer for His dear name's rake. Relieve me, ever yours most sincerely and affectionately in Him, Barrie Guardian. Tea COAL TRADI OH THE 'PYITI....—AOOOTtIiIIg to the annual abstract of the Tyne Coal Commissioner's ac count published yesterday, the enormous quantity of 4,407,295 tons of coals was exported from the Tyne in 18W., in the year 1858 there were 4,4)18,990 tons exported, the in crease during 1859 over 1858 being 388,236 tons. PRAVVITION OF • PRIZE Froirr.—lnformation having been received by the county police at Chatham, on Tuesday lest, that a peke fight between Thomas Tyke and John Sullivan, for to., at catch weidtazas to come off on some marsh lead between and Sheer. sees, the police made application to Captain G. Gold smith, the captain superintendent of Chatham-dockyard, for sesistame of a boat with its crew, which was granted. The two men, and a number of the fanny from Loudon, having OHM dolts with the ten am. train proceeded by steam-boat to OWN= Nem The dockyard boat having, besides the Grew, on board eight policemen, with the inspector, and it lasing a fast boat, kept up with the steamer, and the parties having leaded, the fight was prevented, and the sight-seers we obliged to return by the steamboat. On disembark ing at the messy pier at Strood, owing to the rash on to the lending It gave way, and from forty to fifty persons fell into the rim. The tide being well up at the time, there was a good depth of water. but every exertion was made to meow them, and fortunately no lives were lost. 1 1