The Express. — London, England, 1865-04-24 00:00:00

TSB POLIO'S OOUBTb. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Tge 3311111 mi ROUE= •T • JIWILLEeB QI 0111011D MUM Ckiries Dacia, a tailor, residing is Mralberough-oorirt, „ d amaged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with being cootersed with tee ethers in stealing no 'Witham and other articles of rpot, of the vane of 7001., from the shop of 14r. sa, lll jeweller, No. 312, Oxfoed-strest, on the 24th of febreszY but Edward Lewis, of Great Mulboroughedred, ap eieeml for the prossontion. '461800. having bees given by Linsley, 46 C, to the i sms that on the night of the robbery Is• saw the prisoner Mar Mr. booboos's shop in company of the two persons In may, the primmer, who was taken into custody by despeetor Defier of the 3 division, yam at the request of mu Lewis reminded for a weak. ALLZOID LOILLTIC CHAU= WITH . AMAMI% Geotve Haddon. a cesebmen, was aboard Won Mr. Tyrwhitt with assaniting John Muller, of Ns. 114, waive, Eustonoted, coldest maker, and Mr. Affiert sad, of 74, DesErstrost, Soho, pianoforte maker.. The prisoner was originally charged with asetalting the ant orsoplainant, and was then bailed out. He afterwards mosalted the other oomplainant, and was then taken into °E mbody, when he behaved in a very excited meaner, and with the view at keeping him quiet it was thought advis able to allow his brother-in-law to remain with him in the deli d& . Edward Lewis, of Great Marlborougliotreet, appeared lot the Wawa Mr. Albert Rudd, pianoforte maker, of 74, Dees-street, mid that on Friday the prisoner called at the Mums several limos and Liked for Mrs. Head. He told the pri mer no each person lived in the house, and he left. On Saturday night the prisoner 01111 a epic and knocked violently at the door sad asked l ot Mts. Heed. He sok told the pri row that no such pompon lived in the house, and remon strated with him, ao woe timing the door w the 010 CM d struck him on the heed with his fist. Two hen police man coming ap he told them what had occurred. when a ff i r e Laismier returned, and in their =oe gave him blow, and he then gave him in a A constable proved seeing the primmer strike Mr. Rudd, sad he then took him into custody. The next day the Pri soner, who was very excited, threatened to blow Mr. Road's brains out, or to take his life in some other way. Mr. Lewis said it was the wish of the friends of the Fi lmier that he should be remanded, as there wee every moon to believe his mind wee affected. Mr. Tyrwhitt laid he would remand the prisoner for a week that the state of his mind might be inquired into. WORSHIP4TREET. SMOLA* /101DIZET AND Thomas Taylor, 18, and of respectable appearance, was barged with robbing the firm of Footainemorean and Clompay, Soathetreet, Finsbury, London, Paris, and Brae. Isla. A few days since the prisoner want to the station of in Old-street, St. Luke', and polices' Inspector Fyfe, stated that the premises mentionA bed been borglanously entered during the past night, and that he was anxious to make a report thereof, via. : Mg on desoondieg from his bedroom • short time previously he was surprised to find an unusually keen wind blowing io the counting-hocum, and that • window, (outsized the night Wore, was open. On looking round he perceived the rethbox smashed open lying on • tab* and the iron ate, the keys of which were always kept in • drawer, likewise open, but what had been stolen he could not tell. In reply to some questions by the in spector, th e young man expressed • strong belief th at the act had been committed by some one well acquainted with the interior of the place, and Sergeant Evans, G divisionpurp, was directed to proceed with him forthwith for the os of e ascertaining if possible how the burglary and robbery bad been effected. Everything was as had been described; the window, however, clearly could not have been opened from the outside, and this first gave rea sonable ground for suspecting that the person who had furnished the Information in cote** might at last be implicated in the alleged forcible entry; it wee, however, a delicate matter, bad when as intimation was made that it would be satisfactory to ell parties if he allowed his boxes to be looked into, he replied, " Meet certainly." This was done accordingly, but not any article belonging to the prosecutors could be found ; subsequently the sergeant resolved to makes march over the whole place, and commenced in the prisoner's bedroom, who manifested perfect indi ff erence to the proceeding, merely remarking. "You'll not find anything there," When, however, his bed was approached, he suddenly said, " You LL find the things there," and, on turning over the mattress. four stamps for patent inventions, each worth sk, and 63 letters, about 30 of which had postage stamps on theca, and should have been posted days since, were discovered, while in the prisoner's pocket 31. 10u, io gold and 7a. 10d. in diver and copper money was found. Mr. Frederick Reiner., clerk to the prosecutors, said that prisoner had been • junior clerk to the firm for several years. He did not board there but had the use of a room. The cash-box contained on the night previous to the alleged !weary exactly the amount of gold found on him, and about la in other money. Witness locked the Rafe contain ing the stamps in question himself, as also a cows cheque, which was not touched. It was intimated that the firm were desirous the prisoner should be dealt with summarily and leniently, if passible. It was impossible to attend and prosecute. Prisoner said be was guilty, that he had been led into bad company or should not have so disgraced himself, and was very penitent. Sentance—lmprineemeat for four Weeder months only— la of the reeonsmendatioa so mercy. FRIGHTFUL DEATHS THROUGH BEING RUN OYER BY RAILWAY TRAINS. INQUEBTS.—(THIS DAY.) This morning at 9 o'clock Mr. J. C. Carttar, coroner for the county of Kent, held an inquiry at the Foresters' Arms, Forest-hill, respecting the death of John Haywood, aged 54 years, who was run over and killed on the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway by a South Eastern expose train. After hearing evidence, the jury returned a verdict that deceased was killed by being run over by a train on the Leaden. Brighton, and South Coast Railway, and not by the wilful act or malice of any person or persons whatsoever. Mr. Cotter then proceeded to Bell Green, Sydenham, to hold an inquest upon the body of Mrs. Emma Chant, who was run over and killed by an expel= train at a level taming on the Mid Kent Railway. The jury in this case returned a verdict "That deceased was killed by being ran over by a certain exprees train on the Mid• Kent Railway, but without any wilful violence on the part of any person or persons whatever, and they recom mend that the Railway Company should have a bridge erected at the stations to enable the passengers to avoid the danger of craning the metals." GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) A special meeting was held at noon, in con formity with the standing criers of the House of Lords, Mr. GOODSON in the chair, to consider various bills before parlia ment in which the company are interested either ea promoters or otherwise. The number of bills was thirteen, but one of them was not in a sufficiently forward state to be enb mitted to the meeting. Four of them directly authorised the raising of new capital by ordinary shares to the extent of 1,748000/., and a third of that amount by deben tures. Several shareholders objected to the proposed outlay on the ground that it would tend to depreciate the market value of the ordinary shares. A long &elusion ensued, in the course of which the chairman stated that the directors bad proxies for 2.000,0001. ordi nary stock, and that before any money could be expended the shareholders must be convened and give their sanction. la reply to an inquiry whether it was true, as bad been rumoured, that 1001. debenture stock wee likely to be Untied to oontractors at SOL, The CHAIRMAN replied that there was so ground for that katement. Ultimately the bills were saactiooed on a show of bands. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. --4.-- CAMBRIDGE. Aran. 22. ST. PETER'S COLLZGE.—OPIM SCHOLARSHIPS. — The open scholarships at this college have, after competi tive examination, been awarded as under :—George Mores Hewitt, Liverpool Institute, 601. per annum ; Douglas' Seam, Christ's Hospital, 601. per annum ; Richard Waltham, Santos Grammar School, 401. per annum ; and Walter Codd, Abington House School, Northampton, 401. per annum. 91:eggs' Couxue.—The following is the result of the Main scholarship examination : Reeommended for the mathematical scholarship, Hodson; recommended for the mathematical exhibition, Gibson ; recommended for the classical scholarship, Wyatt. THE RECTORY OF OVUIGTON.—It ban been already skied that the preferment to the rectory of Oviegtos, Norfolk, m vacant by reason of the demise of the Rev. Edward Simons, and that the election of • micosenor will take place (Mort Burgenount) in the Senate-hour on Wednesday, May 10. Already a number of candidates have annonsced themselves ; amongst them, the Rev. J. R. Turing, IL A., chaplain of Trinity College; the Rev. T. Ilarkby, M.A., damical lecturer of Trinity Hall ; the Rev. 0. H. Crews, MA., of Caine College; the Rev. C. J. Evans, M.A., fellow of King's College ; the Rev. T. M. Dixon, IL A., Clare College, curate of St. Giles's, Cambridge; the Rev. F. Doke, 8.A., St. John's College, curate of Trinity Church, Calsbride s ed eg ar . the Rev. J. L. F. Russell, MA., of Corpus Christi OXFORD, Arses. 22. Tnistrs Comins.—There will be elections to two fellowships in this society as Thursday, June 15 (the Thursday after Trinity Minder). The fellowships are 0)00 to those who have pained all the examinations requMod by the university for the douse of 8.A., but easdidates must Other be in holy orders, or wisp to take them within two years after election. CRYSTAL PALLOR. HALF-A-CROWN DAs. Ekrcßoax, APRIL 22. —Adsaimions os mum% 2,521; dibbo by seas= tidists. 3,952 ; total, 6,233. 1883. - Stook outland this day .... 43,394 Delivery last week l,l/5 Ditto tram lat Jane Mein Arrival last week Ditto trent let Jana 17,873 PrioeY.C.ontbeepotibisdayowl 431. 6d. Ditto Town last Friday 61,182 1,211 80,681 ITT I 82.116 784 22 60s. &I. i 411. 3d. da 3d. 1616. U. 36,666 1.349 87.497 Arrival for the week widths tad May lot Peer, casks, hod delivery 966 csaka METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) .- . The supply of beasts is larger, sad trade on the average not quite so good no on Monday last. Some of the choicest qualities, however, are scarcely lower. There are also a few more sheep, but the demand is good. We quotations are fully supported, aid in some instances exceeded. Good calves and Elm!), are scarce and dear. From Germany and Hollered there are 1,380 beasts, 3,800 sheep, 144 calves, and 44 pigs Scotland. 560 beasts ; Ireland, 80;1 Norfolk and Suffolk, 1, ; 400 ; and 600 from the Northern and Midland counties. Yet stone et gibs. a & s. di Per stone of 8115 s. a d , S. d. But Boots. Serif& 6 6 2 Best Dna& 112.1vds8b 60 6 2 Mat Short-horns 4 15 0 Beat Los - w0015.... 00 0 0 Ilsooad owl. beasts 11 4 0 Do. do. Moen .... 666 10 Oahu 4 6 0 Inas & asoond goal 0 0 0 0 21 6 1 Best Dna& Rlf.breds 0 0 0 Utah. Beasts at market, 4,M . sheep sad lambs, 18,060; calves, 165 pigs. 350. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Pattenden ►nd Smith report that the market remai►s eomewh►t quiet; in all Metazoan, however, where wiles were effected, late prices are tally maintained. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Ratios, 19s. ; Will. Esd Ladd*" Ids. 6d. ; Walls Esd South Henan. 19s. ; Walls Esd Ti.., 18s. 6d. ; Walls End South Kenos, 17.. 9d. Wens Esd limanh Hall, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Halton, 16.. 3d.; Walls End InsateJ, 16.. 3d. ; 16e. 6d. , Saddles Hanky, 16.. 3d. ; Hastinp Hartley, 16.. 3d.-54 ships at 'market, 35 at sea. A robin is now rating on eggs in a garden near Southampton. Tba nest is in a bole to a brick wall, near the mend when a rat prowls. Redbreast, however, is safe, unless ohs should happen to be as,. by Grimalkin, for the hes hint cannot be scented dining inanbetios—a wise provides of nature. Ease the female fox, when with young, tea so somas. sad saanot be hunts& THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1866. COMMERCIAL AND MARKED% MARIE-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Very moderate molls' of Bag lish wheat were received fresh up to oar market today, coastwise and by land ear =miller improved oondition. Although the attendance of was not to my DUDIIOOII, both red and white quali ties sacred ar freely, at an advisee In the quotations, porn pared with Monday Isest, of from Is. to 2a. per qr., and at which a good olearenee was effected. The show of foreign wheat was only moderate, and ales 017"'lowly, at an improver:Net of la. per qr. Some DantziG when. realised 5°L t°"L a qr. Very little nails barley was on offer- t the supply of foreign wee tolerably good. All qualities moved off steadily, at very full prices. In matt the traumatises were on a moderate scale at late currencies. . . --- Although the supply of foreign oats was tolerably exten sive. the oat trade ruled steady, and the quotations were well supported. Beans were quite as dear as last week, with a limited sup ply op the stands. There was a fair sale for peal, the supply of which was malL at full prior. A fair business was transacted in flour, at last week's cur rency. (found limited number of floating cargoes have been re. off coast . The small quantity of wheat on offer has buyers readily at an advance in prices of le per quarter. The demand for wheat for forward shipment has somewhat improved, at enhanced currencies. Ghirks has realised 375. 6d. to 37.. 9d. ; ditto to be P a in June or July, 375. ; ditto shipping, 37u 9d., per Sr 1 4 h1 921t The trade for maize has ruled firm, at from ls.6d. to 2s. per quarter more currency. Bulgarian, 295. 6d. 11 per 4801bs. Baxley has been in steady re quest, and the quotations hays shown ens of improvement. Odeon, arrived, 20s. 3d. • Bulgarian, 20.. eid. per 40011 m. Odeon, for immediate shipment, 19s. 6d. ; ditto, to be shipped in April oe Ray, 19s. lid. ; ditto for Ray or Jun* shipment, 19a, 104.1. per 40IXba. No bedew has been reported in rye. Danubian and Bleak See are worth from 255. to 25a. 6d. per 4801ke., No tranneike have taken place in beans. Barbary are nomisally worth 34.. to 35e. per 4804 n. Danubian millet. end is held at 19a. to 20s. ; and Syrian Dui, 24.. to 25.. per 4801Im. The trearations in linseed have been on • limited male, but prices have ben supported. Odessa, arrived, 56.. per 424 lbs. : Calcutta. on Pami. 54a. 6.1. per 410 lbs. ; Bombay, in warehouse, is held at ocie. to 565. 6d. ; Wont* 54a. 6d. to 55e. ; Black Sea sod Asoff, 56a. ; Egyptian, 545. ; St. Petersburg, 56a. ; Arch angel, 46a. to 475. per quarter. The quantity of linseed atimaledrafloat for this country is as follows : 1865. 1864. Calcutta to Loudon Calcutta to Liverpool Calcutta to Hull.. 35493 qrs. - gra. I Bombay to London 13,562 qrs. 14,186 qrs. !! Bombay to Liverpool 10,522 qrs. 28,983 qrs. lc The tree:Mins in linseed cakes have bees only u to a limited intent, at drooping prices. London mad e, 104 15e. to 114 ; New York, barrel', 104 10s. ; ditto in begs, 101. to 104 ss. el in bags, 91. to 91. ss. • Marseilles, 81. 10s. per !! ton. The nary for cot ton seed cakes has been Ire ; active, at a diDe in prices of ss. per tea. London made, g 52.7.. 6d to 5/. 15s. per ton. Rapeseed has been 111 in slow reqoeat. Guserst has realised 64e. ; brown Fe- II rozepons, 3e. to 555. ; Caleutte, 52 e. to 53e. ; Danubian, cultivated, 565. to 575.; wild Black Sao aad Asoff, 295. to 33a. per qr. The following is the estimated s quantity of rapeseed afloat for this oountry: a 1865. 1864. To London from Calcutta 3,200 qrs. 1.132 go. I To Leda' from Bombay To Liverpool from Bombay - The demand for cottonseed has fallen off, sod holden 1 1 1 have been obliged to submit to lower rate F47Ptic l 4 arrived, 71. 7s. 6d.; ditto, es passage, 61. 16s. 3d. per ton. - Agricultural kinds are is fair requ e st, n at very full pee AIIIVAL Off Samoa.- 10 ; Liesse 110 ; rapened, 40; sad snedsMrs. Boot& : Tares, 71 qrs. Foreign: Tern, 221; Linseed, 5,750; rapeseed, 1,360; and sundry, 88 qrs. EXPOMIL-Rye, 700 ; Linseed, 2,572 ; oilseed, 1,710 qrs. OUILILLNT PRIM. MIOLIZIL Pee Qr. I WW2. a. 6. Eska, lent, red. 188 886 89 to 438 39 to LI 1 84..04,7466 61 to 47 Ind 62 to 68 Naito& sad Lilbooll Per Qr. one I 1. Beach, feed Meech Irleh, wVe i. l9 le Si Week __ _ la •• aa 7.7. lair as to 41 _ ... Itotttng DlotWing Grinding 93 to Id YAM - Manaus 83 la 86 Tick 33 le IN Harrow Pii.O. BB to 44 Im ak 24ortolk, find 64 66 411 Ilopion and Wars 64 to 61 Blows "— Oro, So So 39 NI: sri New 7 - IS to It Tows uses; pain lbs. Noasobold SO to 40 Country Norfolk surf Suffolk ex alp CI to 211 , Ong. lagllsb, food lll to It potato l3 to S 7 ___ Want I. 11maste sod Kotler bort 42 to 64 icotock llookles a= 42 to 60 D a to a Imatista, bard soft dagicao. red 33 to 42 whits Ong S. a. Osaka and Swedish 18 to 11 guagaa 1 Danish ..e_lS Ss fa N ' ZOO= lla So 36 14 Min Maple St to Ile IC Boilers _ _ _Sito3B LI llMull Citils. white SS So SO [yellow Grinding 93 to 24 Ddithg Malting OAK. I - r.h. pw LW- - " " U Bosnia' . .. 31 to 82 AMAMI. ;or bel.. .. 19 to 26 Cosodlon .. 19 to 26 NTO LONDON. BY LAND AND APRIL 15 TO APRIL 2!. IN ____ Ada, brow lB to SI toed AILIVALB OF GLIM, att, U WATZR. CAL 11.14.611. FROM CLOUTS. I P no. da Whist. Bartsy. Mgt. O.S. t Ewes Vs. 91s. gns. Iva vs. qrs. Vl W 1 ... 6535 1651 20821 569 la 181 -- I fordwi .. 1690 1 Sidi .... 611 36 .. Zatal.... 7615 111227 1 so — T li mesis us 161 I .. laws KINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SVC/IL—The market continues firm at Friday's cur reacy. The sales include Demerara at 30a., and unclayed 3fanills. at 25e. Etefined is also firm. Brown lamps scarce, at 425. CO/FlX—Thins are buyers of colonial sorts at firm prices, but no sales of importance reported. Tue.—The market continues firm. Rim—About 2,000 bags sold ; broken white Bengal, at 110. 6d. ; fine white, 15s. 3d. PUP/1.-400 tags of Singapore sold at 3 7.16 d. fall prompt, sod 301. short prompt. Bou.—A small parcel of Berbice *old at le. 64d. proof. Carron.—The market continues active, and pricer show a further advance. Tinoivelly sold at 7td to 83d. ; Scalds, sd. ; and Japan, 81d. to 9d. TALLOW MARKET.—{THIS DAT.) The market is firm. Tows tallow is quoted 40s. ; Peters burg Y.C. oo the spat, 41e. 3d. ; all the math, 41s. ; Jose, 41s. 6d. ; October to December, 42e. 6d. ; December, 42., 9d. to 43e. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 1864. BEIABB LISTB.-MllB DLY., Two o'Ozout The railway market is inactive today, and, with the exception of a rise of t par cent. in Great Northern, and in Lancashire and Yorkshire, and a decline of kin Great Eastern and in London and North Western, the princ ip al stocks exhibit no change. London and North Western stook is now quoted 122 to 1 ; Great Western, 74 to t ; Midland, 135 to ; Lancashire and York shire, 1201 to 1 ; South Eastern, 86i to 87 ; Great Eastern, 47 to ; Caledonian, 131 t to 13 2 * London and South We s tern , 96* to 9711; Great Northern, 132 to 133 ; and Metropolitan, 133} to 134. 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BRITIBI 1101 r Cambria& Ow. Gold, 1 Cbtoseten Clifford Anal Deo. G. Ow (Tartan) Diakonale `bleat Core Brea 'fad Greuvillo Zest Gabablake But lava B. W. Rebell (Tavlstk ) Omega & SL Adria Laze, (Maned) 'Minot loath Tilos io. w Vac (Roblin) l Ovenvill• • asears Moist= Downs May Waal) ' Now Beton !North Eask•F Nara Wheal Crotty Fro. r.eLaitod (13. Want) B. Carsdoa (scow) Soath Coodurrow IW. Frances aliagasi 1 113"7 71grs a ral W Urn ed bassi (Woos) . W. Candles (Llaksard4 Wad Chivertlea Welt Woo Wb. Banat (Illogiuk) Wk. Boller (lladratb) . W.llaryAin (Yushia ) Mhos! Ulm iWk. Tideway ( ) 1012IGN OBUQATIOJ -4 . 4 4 .G.Lassiaboorg ig.esoc 1 Do. - Havana and Matanaaa Lausanne and Fribourg Madams and !Sabana' :i 1:0_ 4 194 97 100 97 100 97 100 97 Me 12e in Do. Second luso.. .. North of Promo i p. os. Do. (latoeborLalp.et. Ottoman (Impros, de.) Parto,Loolihildnbo.et. Do. New . ..Bp. et. balk d 8. F.iPoro.) dont Swedish 6 p. lints Id dreads 7 pat. 8. loddLoat-VowSp.o. Soothlhat.of Port.7p.o. I llootttoroof lroaosBll. B Booth Italian i pr eL I WAN.W.eI w ' .m 92 96 11{ It OS 91 ft SS li Si 01 10 et 00 U 1 11 It Si U DUCILL Mail U. rod mad Wad India . 100 1U 118 1,4,110 g "" Load al malt a nazta. 3°6ll NO i al 61 MAU et. SouLmasica 114 -.— 11/901LLL11110U11. ::: : it=im-rvez -• 1 ~..4 AnstrallantLL.&Pn.(l 10,100 10. BangpsrakTesistateeL 61, 01 60 10 liareaWalerwatra (L) i 10,000 6 Bombay Gas (ILAN i 10,000 6 Do. New 11,000 IBMS& Aniseken land 1 636.7901. K. !B. & I. Mr. Tel. (L) II 12,600 00 Meth& ladli.a Tea (L.) 000,,11016 1141 Canada Cowpony 1 0/ II 11smigav(L ) *OOO 10 cial Osylia 10,000 26 'city og=.Pro.g. 16,041 60 abet llilaa Impro.(L 1.969 30 Do 20,000 NI City Maw (Ilia.) 60,000 15 Own olAtekent/se.(l) 00,000 01 • Commerdalllnlostana: 20, M 10en0ol14nted Din .. & 17,600 ID Ceselosedial Un.Gaiiil.l 10,000 HS OaniesotOceEtion 12,000 16 eng..lLisw. 10. ( 0 1 100,000 10 C. loon& of Nag. 100,000 * Do. New 10 404 , 0 SO Do. W Mande= (L ) *GAOL lid Pratarenc Pelee. ; 1 117,0001 IL Do. II lit. Deb. I 10.000 100 10. 11,000 10 Learn dasent T ) *OOO 60 gaol India L. 00 , 10 it India Deg. & Canal 20,000 60 Igbbw Vale 105.000 10 IggeptialaCeen.&TriL(L MN* Bt. 'necarie Teispapla 2000 1 Sag. and A CTZi. *OOOl SO Ing,and For sa eign t 10,000 , 110 gog.dicottlab.Narin.lL 16,0151 10 Tairburs Niednaselli 26,000 ft **medal Corperseon 6,000 SO *asocial Dboatuat (L) 110,000 10 fore-el. *animas (L. 10,000 SO Oelilvars (Idinlied) urkle ii GLOredit&Fin.ofLoo.(l. 1111,0* 16 Om. Maw Navigation stow eo games 3loolal AL (L.) 100.000 20 Hodetnilaw *OOO SO limber Iron Works(L) 100,000 10 Intp.&Ner.C4t.Ass. (Li 60,000 2 Indian Carrying (Llzi 60.000 60 International ift.o u 100.000 16 Iniminiatainan.loo. (L.) 600,000 ID IntanaLLand Credit(l. 60,000 SO Italian 'and. *CO 10 itiguisints. 03•11.04.., 1,000000 100 Do. 6p. a. DU. r. 1170 *SOO ft JoinatockDisooluit(L) *KO 10 Wad asowless (Lin.) 6,000 IS Iced. Atriasa Trod*. WOOD 16 Lond.sadCalsdoa.ll.4l.. 60,000 10 Lon.Ccau3hyLan&tßE 12,000 6 Lood.Diatrid Tells. ) 60,000 SO toad. ?luau. lire. ) 108,025 6 Dind.o. OrnalbuC.(lo 6,000 50 Lood.&olaag.Eng.Co(L 10,0001 60 hand.. *sham, &alto. 60001 60 .Lond.lder. Dinyount(L) 04.100, 20 ,Lond.ProviadaLliarlas 6040001 10 'Wares Irriga. & Canal I 10,000 AMA 68,000 01400 784000 wee I sail iiiii semoot. Am awl ii:iiiil is.soo spkoali. 17.600 100.000 12.600 80 *Di .-,-, 11l lal 13 lik hi 60 IS If eS 1015 icti• sl7; 51 6 24E 6 • IWe ft 24di Nis Par • Si9 6l • 6 tla 1 21 66 4 2Ws 1.6 le 4 - 4k gm # itus Wei 7 iFai i ii 1 Ili . 11 Par iro Ie poi Lial 2 l . 6.We ii 41 10 0 dki U 17 9 99 tri lll l It 9 dis I 19pm i 419 P 97 6 dia I 196.9 I 01414 IS 14 U 114 S S es I 1 s S 1 die Marine Investmeat (L.) *andtins Ls/Mte-OW Neat. irten. TeL (L) I YILLweL boa Woeful. NetalLandiCeL (1 C. Stational Financial (L Nationalinvalids's( National Means Nay.(L) Neebeddaooal* L' Do. New N.ToaLind TALoen(L NorthaniAaseinTee(Ll N.BrILA netralaidae(L) ti N.Britatteraus.la.(L NovafteefasO.andL. ,L I Do. do. Oman Matins Llama OrlantalCoatmeredai(L Oriental linancsal(Lint 10dental Gas (Limited) Do. New Oelentlniandliatia(L) Oman dl lithleadinvelL Ottoman Tisaaetal (L.) Ottoman Goa (Limited TananiaLlL eteem(L) Do. do. Do. New Pedisialar t U. Mom Do. do. New Qlrbeadsl.• M.(L Iren Rio .1 N g Ditto d m :Sew. (L ) ..... • • Inca. Lustre. Invest. Smith, Cale*. Co: ;Sonfinamypte( L Atria& IL Allt 6 In. Do. Beemid sown Andrade. lard 'ln 8-4 U 241 211 124111 26 . 11 I VI,. ip 2ll 4I • Do. kel ToLCoostror p kltato (L reannottllersoy IT. .Ageocrotkos.L IT. * Co. of U. NEW 1 OiLllarloo of Livor.(L. Ilzdv al te d.L. s. 36%1; C iotti Upper Moan Too(Llio Data rWoo Dloosse's L an a Warnat riraoW.ln obtladlods L so,ooo 110,004 I 15,000 ss, lo,f ooo oo Immo same i Ts 141 1 ; 1- w Jim 6 Itlta f pst Oh Hot 2 40 16 • t etki 1 IV • le Si. bib 6.416 PB.EFERENCE 511.1LILES. Great Watarn.—Original 5 pa eat. regime. prat., 104 FOREIGN RAILWAY& Gnat Laxemboori. 13 to a. Booth Austrian and lanabardo-Vanniian, 10. Wart Flanders (all paid), sa. N N N N N U N ▪ U la IN IN zd 106 107 zal 108 1110 IN IN la lii 1011 166 WI iN In 100 iN la id N 06 N 101 N N 61 N 101 166 ii ii 06 00 1601 103 106 4001 107 109 la ;,.; ~.--= Pd. la. Wow MONEY MAREBTe4TRIB DAL) low 4th lasteat ; while the moist imatfryity of trade lute --..- we way look for a costumed &ohm is the value et mosey. ... It SATURDAY Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 901 to 1 for the 9th of May, opened this morning at 901 to 91, and closed at 91 to f t . For money the last prtoe was 901 to 91. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 91 ; ditto, for account, 91 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 891, 89, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 89, 1, 881, 891; Annuities, 1885, 14 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 191 ; India Stock, 215 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 107, 1061. The India Five per Cent. Stock was rather dull. Exchequer Bills were unaltered at 4s. to 75. prem. Foreign stocks were generally rather better. Confederate Bonds improved 1 per cent. ; Turkish of 1862 and the Consolidia, ; Spanish Passive and Certificates, ; Spanish Three per Cents, Mexican and Italian stock, 1; and Greek Bonds and Coupons, Ito per cent. A slight improvement took place in Venezuela Bonds of 1862, but the Loan of 1864 was dull. The amount of business in this department was very limited. Bank shares generally continued to show heavi ness. A reduction was quoted to-day in Anglo- Italian, Asiatic Banking Corporation new shares, Bank of Hindustan, London and Buenos V: Merchant, and Metropolitan and Provincipi were inquiries, however, for Midland, National, and Standard Bank of Africa. • Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted to-day 151 to } Egyptian Trading, Ito I ; National Discount, 101 to } prem. ; Joint-Stock Discount, 21 to 2} dia., Ottoman Soci6t4 thlntirale, 21 to / prem. ; and Milan Improvements, 51 to 61 prem. There were some inquiries for Marine Investment shares and Peel River Land stock. London and St. Katharine Dock stock also im proved 1 per cent. The shares of the South African Mortgage and Investment Company have given way. The shares of the financial companies were steady at yesterday's prices. The closing quotations are annexed, vii.:—lnternational Financial, 11 to If rem. ; General Credit, 21 to prem. ; London Financial, 7 to . 3 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 11 to 1 3-16 prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilise (old shares), 41 to 5 prem. ; ditto New, 4 i to Pram- The closing (but in some mess nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are subjoined : —Metropolitan District Railways, 9 to 10 prem. ; Rio de Janeiro Gas, 1 to 1} prem. ; South Afri can Land and Finance, Ito I} prem. ; Russian Ironworks, 2} to 3 prem. ; Anglo-Egyptian Navi gation, 31 to 4 prem. ; and Colonial and General Land Credit, 1} to prem. It is notified that the share list of the New Zea land Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Limited), introduced by the Bank of New Zea land), will be closed on Tuesday, the 25th inst. 'United States 5-20 Bonds were more offered, and show a relapse of 1 per cent., closing at 65 to }. uli - 91 17 MI a id - Zli 6 i lug 8 Two o'Czoce. The news of the surrender of General Lee and his army has caused a fresh fall of 5 per cent. in the Confederate Loan, which is now quoted only 12 to 14, but a rise of 14 to 2 per cent. in United States 5-20 Bonds, which are quoted 684 to 674. There is deo an advance in other North American securities. Otherwise the stock markets are quiet. The funds have barely maintained Saturday's prices. Foreign stocks are dull, and home railways steady. The news from America has not had any appre ciable effect upon the discount market, the rate for the best bills being still 34 to 4 per cent., with oc- Callional transactions, at 31. The supply of money is good. Iu the Stock Exchange the charge foe short loans is 24 to 3 per cent., being rather higher. Consols are now quoted 904 to 91 for money, and 91, "buyers," for the account (May 9). The offi cial business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 904, 91 ; ditto, for ac count, 91, 4, 904 ; Three per Cent; Reduced. 89/, 89, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 89, 4 ; Bank Stock, 240, 242 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 1074 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 994 ; Five per Cent. " enfac.cl" rupee paper, 103, 1024 ; and Exchequer Bills, 7s. to ss. dis. The variations in the foreign stock market are mostly on the unfavourable side, comprising a fall of 5 per cent. in Confederate, 4 in Turkish 1862 Bonds and Mexican, and 1 in Turkish Con solidi*. Some of the present quotations are an nexed, viz.:-Greek Bonds, 204 to 1; Mexican, 264 to # ; Confederate, 12 to 14 ; Spanish Passive, 314 to 1 ; the Certificates, 161 to 1 ; Turkish, of 1858. 704 to 714 ; ditto 1862, 73 to ; and the Consolidiis, 544 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1004, 100 ; Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 84; ditto 1863, 824, ex div.; Da nubian, 844; Egyptian, 96 ; ditto second issue, 97 ; dittolB64, 944, 934, 4, ex div. ; Italian,lBl3s, 734, ex div. ; ditto scrip, 44, 4 dig., ex div. ; Mexican, 961, ; ditto, 1864, 251; Monte Videan 64 ; Russian, 1850, 871 ; ditto, 1862 , 92 4 ,1 ; Spanish, for account, 471 ; ditto, Passive, for account, 311 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 904 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 714 ; ditto, 1862, for aooonnt, 734, 73 ; ditto, 1001. bonds, 734. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 2 to prem. ; London Financial, 74 to 4 prem.; Imperial Mercantile, 1 to 1 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, old, 41 to 5 prem. ; ditto, New, 44: to prem.; Hudson's Bay, 154 to 1 ; Egyptian Trading, 4 to 1 dis. ; and Ottoman Socidt6 Gihnimle, 24 to 4 prem. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :-Metropolitan District Railways, 9 to 10 prem. ; Varna Rail way, 7to 1 prem. ; Millwall Freehold Land and Docks, 14 to 1 dia. ; Moscow Gas, 4 din. to par ; Anglo-Egyptian Navigation, 3 to 1 prem. ; and Russian Iron Works, 1 to 14 prem. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 60c., being 50. lower. The report of the directors of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Railways, to be submitted at the annual meeting on the 4th of May, recommends a distri bution of 13f. 50c. per share. The first report of the directors of the City of London Real Property Company (Limited), to be presented at the general meeting on the Ist of May, showsthat there is &revenue balance in favour of the company of 7 1 397 L., from which the directors re commend a dividend of 7 per cent., carrying forward the remainder. We are informed that the "Mercantile and Ex change Bank having made satisfactory arrange. menu with the Clydesdale Banking Company (who will act as their correspondents in Scotland), intend to withdraw their branch from Glasgow. Mr. Wil liam Brown, the manager of the Mercantile and Exchange Bank in Glasgow, will rejoin the ma nagement of the Clydesdale Bank." The prospectus of the Zante Petroleum Company (Limited) is in circulation. This company proposes to purchase and develop a property in the island of Zante. Two of the springs are said to have yielded this product for more than 2,000 years. The pro perty is within a few hundred yards of a safe an chorage. Attached to the prospectus are reports from Dr. B. H. Paul, Professor Austad, and Colonel J. E. Gowen, all of whom have visited the spot. The purchase money is 2,000 shares of Si. each, and 5,0001. in cash ; but one-half of the money is to be withheld from the vendor until "the yield in one year shall be sufficient, after deducting all charges, to pay a dividend of WI. per cent. to the shareholders, and the 2,000 shares are not till then to be transferred without the consent of the direc tors." The capital is fixed at 60,0001., in 12,000 shares of 51. each, but the first LIARS is not to exceed one-half of this amount. We are requested to state that Mr. R. M. B. Hick; of Southwick-crescent, has missed to be a director of the Saloon Steam-packet Company. In the case of the Great Northern and Midland Coal Company (Limited), now winding up in the Court of Bankruptcy, a dividend meeting is fixed for the Bth of May. The numbers are published of 745 bonds, amount ing to 79,1001., of the Danish Three per dent. Loan of 1825, which have been cancelled by the half yearly sinking fund. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have announced the dividends due the let proximo on Quebec City Sterling Six per Cent. Bond; also on Louisiana State Sterling Ave per Cent. Bond; issued in favour of the Second Municipality of New Orleans. Messrs. R. Raphael and Sons have announced the payment, in due course, of the Danish Deben tures of 1864 and Coupons, due the Ist May. The Union Bank of Australia have advertised the half-year's interest, due the Ist May, on the City of Melbourne Loan. Tug LATE FIELD-MARSHAL VISCOUNT COMBER- The question as to whether we have now reached WIRE.- , p maso nic ledge* of the county of Chester have a turning point in the commercial depression is j .. t for„..ded to t h e vinculum Dowager comber, discussed in this week's circular of Messrs. Joseph addresses of condolence en her rant bereavement, and Travers and Sons, from which we make the sub- the members of the provincial grand lodge have tine joined extract : mind through Lord De Tabiey a handsome illuminated record of their sympathy and of their veneration for the The limPt " as this week have bees stmiger than at a " *neater and virtues of their late Mend grand master. former time of the possibility of our having arrived at the Sox;-Brigadier - General G. W. G L... 11M/12 .0...d aL Las' t e *t i c: w ho hen wev a er stead hav y e m in g : le n the of r crap ve tZut ma me y nta be du e rl acted. g the G~,v Sheridan, is the oldest son past two months that no confidence can be felt. The for Of Dead Robert Lee- Be was former)" in the ensi dicatioes as yet are that the markets may remain two or wag corps of the United Staten army. Bripdier-General three weeks in a DalleitiVe eta* experiemeing a encomia W. Ltilt er alk Lee- killed Petedekellfo wee the aeaad of interruptions to any upward movem en t that may slowly a a Robert E Lee. He am second beutenasit occur. Low prima must inevitably nun leither • dimiou. in the Uinta Stan army awe the war commenced. lion of production or of its at ;in the first nee ship- RAILWAY COMMUNICATION lIIPECTED IN AMERICA. meats would be checked, in the amid they would be -The New Port Times has the following under the title se large as ever ; but as it is likely that the of "Jobs Ball's obstinacy and stupidity " :-" Tee British cost of producing most articles has reached its lowest nation is underpin ens of its semi-ceessiosal spasms point, the inference is that shipments will be die- about railroad aides* The great problem how is ea coursed by the present low prima. At present the mosey Wish enninurmatioe betweea the paammeger-ears and the market new to tend towards further use, and the cheap- engine-driver is again paling the been of our thiek ness of food, owing to wheat being at the lowest price headed old grandmother. ft was datum& in parliament touched during the past twenty years, will enable the open- few eights since, and ldr. Milner Gibson made light of it. tin dunes to continue the enjoyment of a proportionably Wham** the Timer is deluged with letters larger supply of imported articles. Consideriog these otr- from persons who my that if Mr. Gibson bed cumanoces, and bearing in mind that the comparatively been in their places en suck and sock coostioes, he low quotation to which cotton has now returned will re- would have thought it a serious matter. Dame hicredible, establish the trade of Lancashire on a basis of security, but it is tine, that for 15 or 26 years this ample problem there will, be good ironed, especially if there bee favoured* has been a matter of profound and ineffective damn= Is harvest, to anticipate for the great manes of the popula. England. Boards of engineers, comattess of directors, and *Lion a condition of comfort throughout the remainder of all sorts of scintilla sad learned *aim have ben held the year. motion after session, year after year, to dame some way el The position of the Calcutta money market is informing she *Omer that the Vets ie off the tnick 7 , that' noticed as follows in the Chamber of Commerce °mut° dm , ar km' •°`•• • 11 • reason be ought to stop his train. But all in vain. Price Current of the 21st of March : To this day there is no possible Melee of oommtinicaties Thomsen hubs= relieved eater than was anticipated Y betweee the carriage and the marina. The simple =pe at the date of our last, very large supplies of spas h av ing dint of rusting a cord *der the roof the whole length of ale is from Bombay, the Straits, and China, with • marla ' the trais, whiela bee boa in use on every railroad in the fall at off the demand for silver from the interior, and' United States for twenaL d ean, is all pronounced utterly ia the reaction in the value of mosey has bees rapid. Os the haresele by the antheritin of England. Jan 16th lastest the Bask rake was reduced front 12 to 11 par I Ball is certainAy, in many things, the most obstinately stupid teat, but money was offering outside on easier teems, and old fool that ever lived. Fifty years from sow he will pee k available to-day at 10 per cent on government securities ; bably adopt the American style of Tana comronsication ; is the baser Ent-thee native acceptances are dieootusted at bat be won't do it us* compelled, even if pelf his saints sto 9 per cat, or 3 per oent lower thee the mates sling reset siseanwitile." AVINE&-(THIS DAYJ Two o'CLocx. The mining market is rather firm to-day, espe cially as regards shares in tin mines, which are in request on the expectation that the war in America will soon terminate, in which ease an important ad vance would doubtless occur in the value of no. Sub joined are some of the present quotations, viz.:— Great Vor, 326 to 33 ; East Lovell, 14 to 11 ; Stray Park, 12 to 13 ; Lady Bertha, 20a. to 22.. 6d. • North Reales:, 16 to 18 ; Cli ff ord Amalgamated, 3 1 .4 to 31; Wheal Buller, 31 to 32 ; Cook's Kitchen, 7 to I ; South Condurrow, 3# to # ; Smith Darren , 2 to I ; West Caradon, 9 to # ; and East Cain Brea, 61 to 7. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet, at the closing quotations of Saturday. A special meeting of the Beariz Tin Streaming Company (Limited) is convened for the 4th of May, "to receive and consider a special report on the company's mines, and (if deemed expedient) to pass resolutions with the view to the dissolution and wiuding-up of the company." Wheal Mary Ann sold, on the 17th bort., 60 toes d lad ore, et 271.105. per ton, and 20 tom at 131. 34. 6d. per ton. At a mile of copper ore, held at Truro, es the 20th inn., 4,419 tons were sold for 20,1451. 12a. Average standard, 1271. 16s. ; average produce. 54 2 ; Ungar price per tau. 41.11.. ; quantity of fine wpm, 252 toes 15 own. ; average standard last sale 1221. 12s. The following amounts were reeked by the different minis : Mina. Tons. Amount. Devoe Great Conch 2316 .... C 11,279 7 6 Devon and Coniwall 452 .... 1,880 9 0 Marks Valley Bast Camden Brookwood Bedford United Wheel Friendship Wheal Arthur 93 .... 116 4 6 North Wheel llohert BO .... 434 0 0 West Sharp Ter Sorendp Fast Guneislake 94 1 0 Barks:boor Collsoombe 4,419 E 20,145 12 0 PROTTNOLAL SHARI MARKETS. Lrrywocry. Ann, 2L-Salo today l-Orest Eastern, 471- Great Western, 71 i-Loodos and Nos* Western, lit 51 1 1 -Manchester, Shefileld. and Lincolnshire, 601 -Metropolitan, 110.-Midland,sa-North Eastern Berwick 1101-Leeds Capital Stock, th Eastern, 1161-Butfelo sad lake Enron, 8 111.16-Dutch ,6y p.- paid nip, 271 1 1 11-OreaS Luxembourg, M-Ilinsola Oratrel, 69 91 9 S I 9-Iris, 441 6 1 - Spanish Certnlcates, 164 -rive Twenties x Coupon, 66 64-Can federate Loan, 171 1 1-Mercentile and Exchange Bank. 210.16 111.16 d.-North Western, 04 11.16 p.-albion }Willi. 1 4. -Mer cantile Martee, 5.16 d. - Mersey Steel and Iron Company, National Steam Company 71 d. itANCHIMM, APED. It-A good business was done, bet as rather lower prices. tweet Eastern, 171 -great Luxembourg, It 16.16-111inels Central, 60 61 9 - Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1101-New ditto Five per Cent. Preference, 1866. le D.-London and North f Western, 1211-Mat i(United) cbeeter, Sheth ll eld, and Uncoln shire, 601 -Merctile Bank , 1-11 littt 1 - Ditto New an Extension, t 5-16 e l t Zt= New SI. shares, r 1 p.-New York end Ede, 461 I—South Eastern, 861 f -United States 6.20 Iran' Bonds, 06-District Bank, 171 p.-Hallway Steel and Plant, 21 p. DIRKIDeitAX, Aram 12.-South Staffordehire EaDways were sold at 10 146 : Blrml.itham Wagon Ames, at 101: Metropo- Bien Wagon, at a 18e 9d.: Birmingham Waterworks, B, at SI ; and Mantis Metal, at 11. Ils. Sd. dn. Of Birmingham Financial there w, re layers at 1 pm. • Hallway Rolling Moak, at 14 ; and Patent Shaft sad Azle,.at , 41 pan. Law, Ann ti -North Eastern (Leeds Quarters), 21 Midland. 1361, 4-Ditto. 91., EL 10e. ed. pre-Birmingham sad Derby, 1061---Iletropolitan, 1 23 1-DeD9PO4Don Exten si on, 1 4 pm. 1 10 T 100 100 100 100 Pelt Qr. I ock& .. 10904 77161 I. AO I 10 SO 0,50 10, 0 1 /11 21,c0 • 10,4100 10.0(0 1 1/0 LIMAN 14,000 100 nOO9 N. AIN 60 miKine 1 7. 111,101.. 00,000 .. ......: .... woe j IKON I.. ... IN,KO 110,001 .. MOILI/1.100 .. So. 1 116. I 741 4 110, 1 87 411 tr 4 2 I i Ilk 1011 di 1101 100 uI 1101 u til " 5 I i 2 ;I NM lili Ili 10 114 lei Isk 11 .ti the rts ted day way tad km timo 6°l no ort FPOL orsit I lig • e 5 W tb• bed tbe 474. 6h. is , sal t Int are siLTri: - io - I le 1 1. 100 L 100 L IMO 10,1100 1 1 19,0001 10,0001 00,000 10,00 1 100,00111 40,004 101,000 11,3001. 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