The Express. — London, England, 1865-04-05 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) (Before the AseleMet-Jags.) Tat £LHAMU4. LIICIIITZLIKOAIL SPX SIa g " wog' was lodged with the dark of the s ass for the musty of Middlesex, by Frederick tee yea of the Alhambra Palace, Lelossteruqsare= , wisdom by Kr. Tyrwhite, one of the magistrsess of t y, gialboraudctreit Polies-court, on She 11th of for unlawfully keepisg a house 1 7 ,- 0 .. public resort for the public rat of Mee plays, withoet having first Word a license or letters patent to authorise such ...10011does. The fine appealed against is merely of a ; s e - 0,1 seems (31. Is.), sad the real object is to try the ...AO whither mule-halls can be permitted to give d ye espemestations. The decision is looked !award to ~Mhsed interest not only by the owners of mu*.-halla, tsd iy the whole body of the theatrical pedeseien, who g ood that their interests have bees seriously Watered • hy these willosand repressulations. A speoW day so y ed apart upon which this apped will be beard, and ma sa eugsged will be Mr. Poland, for the appellants, swirl Bogey (who conducted the prosecution before the s ogists), for the respowlests. TEIZ FOLIOS COURTS. (THIS DAT.) OLERRENWRLL. GAZOTTI BORMT nt CLIZII Ciberits Grimes, aged 21. described as • potman residing at 8, Welk ley-street, at Luke's, was charged before Yr. hiker with felonicnialy see niting Robert Law, at Genre& s od, and robbing him. yr. Ricketts appeared for the prisoner. Ths prosecutor stated that between 1 and 2 this morning he wee returning home • little the worse for liquor, and Om at the corner of Seward-street he was pounced upoa three moo aid pushed against the wall. Ow of the sea stied him by the throat and nearly throttled him, sad whilst this was being does the other men rifled his owes, sad they all ran off. He called for assistanos, sad the polio, came. The prisoner was like one of the men, bat he coed not say he was the WWI. l'ollos-ocestable Warrington, 141 G, said he heard cries for s onstenoe, and on going to the spot be found the (NW is as exhausted state with his hands up to his and he seemed as if he was nearly choked. A baker near said he had seen some men running away, and on his g mAmg up • street from which there was no outlet, he found Imo primer eadsavouring to Newel himself. He said it sms ail right, and that he had bees up there with • girl. g r . Barker inquired if anything was known of the pri g:oer. The police replied that nothing was known of the former character of the prisoner. Sir. Barker said there was not evidence enough to detain the primmer. If further evidence could be got the prisoner pola eigath be apprehended. CAPTORS OP HOUSIBBILAIMPA WITH TIMM SCOTT. Jan Sterrington and Thomas Brown, two notorious distsetsrs, were charged before Mr. Barker with having • Yip quantity of female wearing apparel in their possession, sad also two costs, supposed to be stoke. The primmere are known as housebreakers end skeletou key thieves; and the evidence of polic•-constable New bold, 151 N, and Dudley, 488 N, want to show that they bad him for some time watching the primmer& Lest night *ay saw the prisoners carrying • bundle, and stopped them and asked them what they had got. They said some shins they hid recently purchased, but they did not know w issea. Dropping the goods on the ground they endeavoured to make off, but being detained became very violent, assault ing both officers, sod it was with the greatest difficulty that they could be got to the polies station. An owner had been found for the female wearing apparel, sad it wee ascertained that the thieves had gained access to the bows by mesas if skeleton keys, and • skeleton key found on one of the wt. steers would open the street door of the house. Two over coak were also found in the possession of the prisoners a which they could not give a satisfactory account, and as the polies suspect that they are stolen they can be seen on ap plication at the police-station, Upper-street, The prisoners said they should at present reserve their defames, and Mr. Barker remanded them for • weak, and refused to wept tail. NAEILBOROUGH•STREET. • CLIMAX'S IJCICIUM SUSINIIDED FOR FURIOUS DRIVING. Wilhan Potter, cab-driver, badge 13,208, wee charged Won Mr.Tyrwhitt with being drunk sad furiously driving hone attached to a cab in the Haymarket. Sergeant Olivet, 294 A, at half-peat 8 hat night, saw the defendant driving a horse attached to a four-wheel cab, up the Haymarket in the direction of Cooknpur-streak, at rite of 14 milts ea hour, whipping the bone all the time. The defendant pulled up at the Waterloo public-house, sod was exit tto leave his (*band go into the house when the 'squat took him into custody, and found that he was very drunk. A great number of persona had followed the defeedeat, expecting that some serious accident would CCM. _ Toe defendant mid he was not drunk. Mr. Tvrwhitt said that galloping a bone in such a plain as the Haymarket was a most dangerous practice. He should suspend the defendant's limns for a month, that bass the only thing that had any effect on cabmen, and the next Mae he came before him on a eimilu charge, his linen would be revoked altogether. The defendant seemed greatly surprised at the decision. Cams el furious driving, however, have bean very numerous et thin court of late. MARY LEBONE. DISGBACKPOL CONDUCT. —MAGISTIMILL CIENBURZ. Teo fashionably attired young tow, the first with as eye. glus, were placed at the bar charged with ringing bells at 12, Ri-Wroond-road, Paddington. They gave the following wines sad address, which are supposed to be ficts hoes :—Williant Armitage, aged 22, 30, Richmond-road, so occupation ; end William Hairy Reeves, aged 20, of 1, PortlaSd.tertarie, Regent's-park, described as a first lien- Want. Henry Hall, police constable, 394 D. stated—Abort half psi 2 this morning, I was on duty in the Talbot.road,where I saw the two " gentleman" and another not in custody coming along arm-in-arm. They were reeling from one ride of the pavement to the other, and imagining that they were larking I stepped into Victoria-street, and watched them. I saw Armitage ring an area bell most violently. Alter this he rang three more. They all three then crowed into the Richmond-road, where I saw Beeves ring the bell at the house of Doctor Else most violently. I allowed them to pus me, and almost unple diately after I heard Mr. Else cell out, "Who is there!" I asked him if his bell bad wog, and he mid it had most violently, and awoke him out of his sleep. I asked him if I took the parties into custody would be pro secute. He said he would, and I took the two "gentlemen," the other "ntleman " weeping. Reeves sad, rad, "For God's sake don 't take me, it was the other gentleman who rang the bell." I then took them to the station-house. Mr. Yardley—Have you any questions to ask the officer! Armitage—lt is a case of mistaken identity. Kr. Yardley—Have you any question to ask! Armitage—Well, alt. I ask him if he saw me woes the Dm& and whether he WSJ OW enough toe / me ring the bol Constable—l did see you ring the bells. Mr. Yardley—There is abundance of evidence to show that you were acting in concert, whether it was your hand that rang the bells or not. Armitage—We did not ring the bells at aIL Mr. John Ogle Elae mid—l am • surgeon, residing at No. 12, Richmond-road. At so early hour this morning I was aloud from my sleep by a violent ringing of my bell. Mr. Yardley —Do you know anything of the prisoners ? Mr. Else — No, sir. Mr. Yardlev—They are no patients of yours ? Mr. Else—No, sir. Ilr. Yardley (to prisoners)—W hat have you to say' Reeves—l am sorry. Mr. Yardley—Sorry because you are caught. Reeves—No, sir. The policeman will tell you that I was set sober. I have only been in Eogland a fortnight. Mr. Yardley—What kind of amusement do you call this Yea think to derive amusement by alarming rick women andthildren is the middle of night. Y our conduct is dia. PINK The constable in his evidence bas made a great mistake—a mistake of the most I gregione kind—in de. scribing you. H e has culled you • gentlemen "—a term that was never more wrongly applied. It is • mean, lowardly act for • parcel of men like you to to through the streets in the dead of the night and violently ring these bells. You so alarm the inmates that they naturally think that bunglers have broken into the hones, or that it is on fire. Something more serious than either might arise to • nervous person. You might frighten them is death, you stupid fellow& I look upon you with contempt M anomaly fellows, and I fine you 40s. each ; and, in de fact of paymeut. to be imprisoned and kept to bard labour the HOLM of Correction for one month. The flue were paid. SOUTHWARK. • FASSIONABLI PICZPOCI7ICT ATIT.ILAILNAT STATION. Robert George, • tall. fsehionably -dressed young man with dark m ous t ac h e , enve l o p e d in • black Invernees or " 1114 r, coat." was brought up in custody of Detective Sergeant Holmes, II division, charged with attempting to tertPoekete on the platform of the South Eastern Railway. tendoo•bralge terminus. Hr. W. Edwin appeared for the waned Sergeant Hobos", au offiosr specially employed et the la ileer, said that about 4 o'clock in the afternoon' , b 8 SSW the prisoner loitering about the platform of the licighton terminus, and suspecting his avocation he called the attention of Inspector Richard' to him. About 5 o'clock idiom was crossing the platform of the South Eastern , main line, when he was called to the lunar platicm , when the prisoner was pointed out among several ladies near , the book stalL He saw him distinctly put his band in • lady's pocket, when he west up to him and took him into °lt,. Jody. Be could not say whether as state &BOMAR/. es " 44 144 1 wells off by the train as he was eseasiag the Prisoner. Louis Henry Dehaane, luggage weiglser at the London bridge terminus of the South Eastern Railway, said he saw the prisoner pun through the booking office just as • train was about to start. There were some ladies at the b..mk stall at the time and be went among them and conducted who has booomo illastrifeuc I as journab publish IL hi s , Rio death. Pound extols, o me ostunil. in a dimming, esti of commune, to mulc t one foreigner, (Loud elm% cod, Teri good. reryoee fais the nee meek Tl —Sine Fox. no Eng% ohm, room cordial &frith% He used all kis Mums h rejudiess which bad so lug made every effort to gr m , France and Ragland, se p q the progress of civilise*" h is quite true. nu-- - -Tbia death. tbereforti osly. but for Frau* bruigt, is kw, lad thus the do" r from ill eider.) _ - R England know that ow M!) le& we have so long groa ne d Ir. This 4th of April bag as ever was seen, and the long deflected, have now 011111111 Ce. L EXAMINATIOXS. (THIS DAY.) laid to-day at Burlingto n etribution of the arta:Mei rt examination. ormerly • distiagoiksi te a . pi tha malt of tht Lq won —lot dam. 2 ; 2ed elan, in bosom, with artinsats, Ital ander extuninatian. 74 1, 0 ; 2nd alms, 6 ; 3rd elm with cartifieataa, 11. To rdnation, 37, ea who had obtained bonny ; wan addrenes4 by the twiny ON RAIL WA ys. has been forwarded to the erne of the United Kingdom: dmineter, S.W., Apeil,lB6s. ewand you the enclosed west, isds to this comminioa, end to of offering evidence on my Shortie. If so, I shall be he names of the witnesses she omminsioo, soda short slit► f the evidence they would O S . rtt oe, W minx Pots, Bede. be Chamber of Comeswee et I.IISIT'B COMMAND 6 TO TEN ISMON. aims owir and heretofore aka of Great Britain and Ira of nsmoondeft, num* Po* sal products, and other ma, ty or difference of such chew 1, whether as between diffweet company in different CAMS. awl cial eircumstauces wbioh radar r difference ; caste of such conveyance ; I costs and charges with thee elation and service) on (with a due regard to therm. ilway system) it woald be Faso' le law, — °scattiest interchange of tiefilo a of railways; and, rrengements for the working of ly considerable redaction is the to the public ; c effectually the late, expecli. p transit e passengers and war• preach as may be to uniformity treatment for all peewee older ,-(THIS DAY.) S. 8 LW, e:Sr. w.a.w. Imo_ I 2 N.N.2. • S.S.I . 3 S S.S.W. 1 E. to ! Do O.DI 'cm o CTO r— o o , e! 8. 5 B.W. 2 W.N.W. NORTEIMII FRIDAY. ousts. N.W. to SAW., bosh to strong, some ran. & W. to . sot back, tr a sh dna& with showers. sormout. As next above. W.V.W. to SAW., treat, showery. hytent=lrelnad. Wales, and v t i a. lil (channel and Bay of BNa1• i sad Satin Bet. •It appears from a parliament amigos that the total osseous d land sod Wales is the year sag were 250,6431. Of this rank the ousting to 75,6331., were paid eel , as was ►lso a sum of 9,0001. for =bider was met by a grawt,st :STlYATE3.—Eatimates No. 5, tber foreign services were baud required for 1965.6 is 476,106 L, *red with last year of 82,251. Oee a decrease of 23,0001., is that nties on olives," &c. The vote fie ainiabed by 31,3501. oleuce to Mrs. Cobden will be ester City Council and Chamber of e general council of the late Aid' so be called together to adopt ea at the bereaved family. vallUltY AFFAIR."-012 Snob, nod Crum, an officer in the army. at Scarborough, and who arrived was apprehended at one el a that city, charged with Wild ;Mr. on a book in Buxton. Coo ed Hodeon, had a warrant for tae n named Temple Morris, ad b e te hour on Saturday, after which be hat a gentleman, who it was ettP• , bad arrived in the town. IsePoo la ailed upon Captain Crum, ad sad rant for his appreheasion on a claire , told the policeman that be was mis. sing him that he was a nephew of Mosley-street, Manchester, told ho accompanied him that they mk t a (in which were his regiments* , ▪ said, " the whole of his letterv,g , the local " ll og berries" declined 111 dile. exhibiting the handcuffs., Oa go with them by the next train, be ed in a manner he would not approve. the advice of some gentlemen who were unknown to him. consented to he was removed from York to BUZ° d with the bankers in the morale', ed that the police were mistaken. I immediately released from enstelia roceedings are contemplated.-O°S; —ONE SEILLINO DAY.—T ' 'slops oo payment, 1,101; ditto by otal visitors, 2,000. Karma. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1865. himself to suck a enspideas roamer that he was attain he we • thief. He meadially called the ekleatios of Ber pleat Holmes to him la oremensahatAm by Hr. Fdwia, altars raid did eat actmelly se• him pick a nyone's parapet, but he my him allempr tt alma times. lir. - Idirto for the defence contended that his client was a •••7 Tl•Ped•ble man. He we a tailor and had lodged for some time in a respectable mighboushood. A roan earned Fogies stepped forward and raid the pri maser had lodged with him twelvemonths, at No. 4, Mary street, Lambeth. Hdmm informed the magistrate that the primmer told him he was a stranger in Loodoe sad that he usd at 17, Wartaniastermad. He afterwards said he lodvd at No. 4, Mazy-eked. The magistrate doubted the truth of the prisoner's and his Mead's story, and he was of the same opinion as the two °Mears that he was a practised pickpocket. In order to give Sergeant Holmes an opportuarty of making farther *aides about him he should remand him fora few days. IMPERIAL P, HOUSE OF COMMONS.—{THIS DAY.) The Srasain took the chair at noon. Some private bills were forwarded a stage and a number of petitions presested. CRIMINAL CASES (EVIDENCE) BILL. 10 On the ceder of the day for the second reading of this St. bill, el Sir G. GREY expressed a hope that the hon. member , 11 : who into:closed it (Mr. Scully) would not Pram It that dar , as if he did be must oppose the second reading. He (Sir u. Grey) had before observed that he thought it too important m • hill to be dimmed on a Wednesday. at Mr. SCULLY would yield to the suggestion of postpone- M. mat. The order of the day was then poetponed till the 26th of IL , APO. et LAND DEBENTURES (IRELAND) BILL. fit Yr. SCULLY, having moved the recommittal of this bill, St The ATTORNEY-GENERAL said it was worthy of con- 5 Wasting whether it was desirable to give power to recreate o r new iseambreawas oa land. If, monover, an appearance of sa partisan/Mary security was given, without great are, the as measure miOt be sued for fraudulent purposes. It would, St perhaps, be best to refer the bill to • select committee. St Mr. HENLEY was glad to find that this bill, sad two I t others of a similar character, engaged the serious attention V: of the rverenteat, because they mimed to give security M. which he believed it would be found, on examinatioo, they et. did cot afloat. OL The bill then pawed through committee, and was after wards reported with enseadments, introduced chiefly on the !I; motion of the Atterney•GeoereL lyt TORIES, ROBBERS, AND RAPPAREES (IRELAND) 100 The O'DONOCHUE moved the second reading of this no bill, the object of which is to repeal an sot of Anne, making as, poor perms in Ireland subject to penal servitude for N. vegranoy. et. Sir R. PEEL assented to the second roadie ,on the on. to that the clauses should be •• red in eon- „a. ti r t gi tele stated that the cam which had given rim to the V . bill was not one of mere vagrancy, but a man in Kilkenny went about threatening and alarming the inhabitants unless N. they allowed him to quarter himself upon them at his Y 6 pleasure. After some discussion, the bill was reed a eeoond time. Ste so. INCLOSURES BILL. ts • This bill waa raLltitird --- timeTndpsMML te 95 COURT OF CHANCERY (IRELAND) (SALARY St., RETIRED ALLOWANCES AND STAMPS) BILLS 10 The house then not Sato committee on this bill. 10 (Loft sitting.] In. 10 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE I g: (BT zucnua TKLIORLPIL) SS an. NORTHAMPTON MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) 1 : RACING STAKE& Ow mils. st Volunteer's dam e, Biz Charles. Malaria% aad Brahma r, ars hare. gc SELLING STAKES. Six furlongs. Roarer, Reinder, Frilouse, Deerstalker, Dawdle, Trost• bleeome, and Peigncdr ere here. - - EARL SPENCER'S PLATE. rive furl Exchequer Reindeer, Crytheia, Par* VlCMikan, ' Linda, Lady Abbess, Queen of Trump. Molly Carey, Miri dor, Dawdle, Jezabel, Pantaloon, Black Duchess, Tender% Scarboro', kinackannem Manama, Jonatick, Imogene, Swordsman, Contraband, Potholes. Tourtorelle, and Fria. volina are here. ST. LIZ HANDICAP. One mile and a quarter. King of Mogi% Stoskinger, Dearfoot, Principal, Flatter e, N Marry Wife, King George, Quarantine, Guardsman, Spring ■ 10 Gun, Connection, Nabob, and Swordsman are here. PAID Foßnrr.-111ibuster, Revolver, Peon, King of Chiba, Lapidist, and Whitehall. it ALTHORP.PARK STAKES. About half a mile. Ia Sparkle. Fleur de Bois, &melds a, Osrcropa, Tina, La 1 1 4 4 Poodle, Niaida, Br to Wild Charley, Macdonald, Emma, u Heartbreaker,Janitor, Monitties, Gladiator, and Matilda g are bees. CUP STAKES. Two miles. Makeld, Arkearide, Signalman, Cramp, Spring Gun, and Fisherman's Daughter are Imre. SWEEPSTAKES OF 20 SOVS. Grey Stockings sad Macdonald. UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE. PUTNEY, WIDNESDAY Moariten. The Oxford gentlemen left their boat-yard first this morning in a drizzling rain, and rowed up to Mortlake against the ebb, with a fine swing and lively action. They were soon followed by the eight watermen who had been picked to contend against them, consisting of Kelley,Hcare, Oole, Hammertoe, Coombes, &c.,who left the London Row ing Club bast-house, in one of their boats. They were a fine set of men, and powerful, most of them in training, and odds were taken that they beat the Oxford sight. After leaving their boat at the White Hart, Barnes, to be emptied out, the Oxonians lending at the Ship, they launched their boat at 25 minutes C to 1, and barked up so the Ship. The watermen had the el best station and s few feet start. The wordbeing given, they dashed away at &fine pace. Attie, White Hartthey were clear and at Barnes-bridge Oxford was catzhing them, though badly steered, and wide. Oxford time, 2 min. 45 sea Soon afterwards it was "easy all," and with various spurts the yarrived at Putney at 5 minutes to L Cambr i dg e died up from Simmoods's-yard at about 12 o'clock Barnes-bridge. They then rowed leisurely down, and over- took an eight of the Kingston Rowing Club, who it had been speed should row them from Hammersmith home. They made a beautiful start and bad a fine race for some distance, when Kinston drew out, and after • bard pall all the way came in at Putney aqueduct with the Cantab.' bow well over their stern. 10 1 le 1 It. 109 It. 100 It. 100 Mys-rinuors Darra OF AN littiousif GENTLemsN AT Airrweffir.—A mysterious affair is now engrossing the attention of the population of Antwerp. On the 16th ult., a man of middle age, named Risk Allah Bey, colonel in the Turkish army, accompanied by a young man about 20, slices name was Readly, said to be his nephew, alighted at an hotel in that city. Risk paid all the hotel expenies, and was frequently accompanied is his walks by the young man. On Thursday morning the latter was found dead in his bed, with two holes behind the ears made by small shot. A gun wee on the floor in front of the bed, and on the table was a note to the following effect :—" I have killed myself voluntarily." The young man lay In bed covered over with the clothes as though asleep. After the bed had been photographed, the body was removed to the hospital for a port-ntortess examination. Meanwhile Riak Allah Bey has been arrested.—Galigssoni. REPRESENTATION OF EAST SOMERSET.—BEIRTOL, TOZSDLT.—A meeting of the supporters of Sir H. HOSTS was held at Wells to-day, Mr. E. A. Sanford presiding. Mr. Farrant, the principal scent of Sir Henry Hoare, made • statement to show that from the state of the register there must be a majority of 500 against Sir Henry at the next election. Sir Henry laid this being the state of things he could not see his way clear to cosiest the scanty. The support of the liberal muse had coat him au enormous sum of money during the past seven years. But he wee not de terred from fighting the battle on pecuniary grounds, but by the certainty of defeat ; therefore be resigned. A vote of thanks for peat services wax awarded to Sir Henry. Tax DISCRESS rig LANCASHIRE —The Mansion boon committee of **above toed met yesterday at the Menem-house, and it was decided that instead of meeting every fortnight, as they bad done through the winter mouths, the meetings should, until the committee cease to act, take place once every month, the next meeting to take plane on the 3rd May. 81.3Cinit OF • COTTON MANEFACTORER AT BLACIBUIRL—A most distressing ease of suicide occurred at Blackburn yesterday musing, the victim of the mental aberration bring Mr. John Rothwell Barlow, of the firm of Mears. Slinttleworth and Co.. cotton manufacturers. Plantation and MompAreet MIIL A few weeks ago the firm expariseeel • eonsmereal difficulty. and have just arranged their affain. This fact seems to have pressed somewhat sorely apses him, for it is asserted by his family that be has been lately much deranged. Yesterday morn ing he got up about half-peat 5 o'clock, and on going to the mill soon afterwards, be said that he bad not slept any during the night. After leasieg home he wee seen to go into the office of Mcemetrset JIM by William BOA, Gee of the overlookers. About half-past 6 o'clock one of his sou, who is an overlooker in the mill, went to the office to see his father, and Indies the door locked, he got some assistance and forced his way into it, whin • most distressing sight preened Itself to him. Suspeoded t.y • cord round his neck he observed the lifeless body of his father. SHAER LISTb.--(TBIS DAY.) Two o'Czooz. The dealings in the railway market to-day are to &good extent, and the tone generally is rather firm. Midland stock is in especial request, and has ex perienced a fresh rise of # per cent. Great Eastern has also improved }, South Eastern 4, a nd Great Western }. On the other hand, Metropolitan and Lancashire and Yorkshire have declined 4. London and North Western stock Is now quoted 121 to } ; Great Western, 75# to ; Midland, 136 to } ; Lancashire and York shire, 1191 to } ; South Eastern, 86 to ; Great Eastern, 471 to 481 ; Caledonian, 130 to 131 ; LondOn and South Western, 96 to } ; Great Northern, 131} to 132} ; and Metropolitan, 128 to }. Indian railway stocks are in demand, and prices exhibit an upward tendency. Canadian and foreign lines are quiet. ORDINARY MARIS AND STOCKS. '511.11%1 a i ne t aza. I ma es ce Wesel mei was: yter. tot p.m. ,W9L4kl lal i Viliseal--i:th l 1M lic!del pit &Owe— ofCook and DoZi MI Donors on Do.•o9ndkr. milk 6 sk Do.llo. ulopoldito B. 100 Dalllaandlohino Durkuukoolinbado 100 Stltaburgh 110 Orson mad S.= Ocosi Dori= Ord. St. 100 DD. • Stook 100 Do. I. Ar 4. Stk.. Nal IN Goat ItorthalSoollond 109 Oseiticelhorn 100 Do.A 1 • no. so &v. un -100 Do.Bllllop.o.lspeldS 10 Gt. South& Wan (La) WI Quest Wailers 109 Dulttookkolblituith 100 Do. South Woks. no Do. W. And.-021C4ci 100 Do. Do. N 100 Do. Do. II 100 funcooltkott Yorkshire IN Loodou and Bluckwoll 100 Lou. lotAtnoka ool n l 100 zariagObatbsol" ) " Lo u rox=w Wasco. 109 DasjihrLD Unoolneh all Ilaryptet oat Whet MI Do. Do. m ISO Wolaolotlion Rom Da. Now I 0/1 Ok Dotro.Dio. (Pro. Bodo C. 10 Do. do. do. .... 100 Midland 100 Do. New DO Do Blau. d D. 17 led. Wn. all Do. is Dime .11 Ind East 100 North British 100 Da Zan. , Porth.ennd 100 N. OWI SAO U 1 1 4 1111,000 , 10,000 10 61,000 10 10,000 11 MOM I __kW. SO 96 N NO IN N N 16 17 IT N VIT IN •7 66 1111. Use 146 148 120 1111 et aa 75 714 04 ON 62 64 60 49 101 14 114 6191 La 87 66 IV/ 100 41 44 124 182 0 4 NB 00 42 20, Do. G. N. L Faro— . —_ Do. los Da. Yort ..... 190 Do. Carlisle all Do. nookADarinag 11 Do. do. 1616-18 14 Do. do. 1110411 110 110,411 Loadou all Do. Now 6 Do. de. 1864 100 North staliantaldro 115 all I N llom . & Wllderli Juno itlan Matra' 100 Soottlah N.L ilbwr.llll4 100 I eoordialt Midland 811181:wewabory & Wolobpl 110 Unlash 101 1 8 60= z r:on NO loot& laden all Malady Nokingliorota. 106 lT Vol. s Do 0 100 I Yak of Nana 100 f Vlatorla Ls. & Pimlico 110/1 Wit Cornwall 100 111. Hartlnl. 11. & A. A lULITIAI ZASWATI. 117 i as; 2 It 9 01 93 101 8 9 pm ISO MI 106 101 K 06 ul 1 110 1:1 " 1 N 70 10$ lON R 5!1.., 1 Alleallek U. Lawmen! i .ay. 1tt(1.1a4.119.6. 1 !BAWD klake Hum' ii 12 pal 9 10 pm 116 118 ini, 1 'Loos m The 7 Va 11 114 1118 142 id 48 60 48 10 61 67 119 6 1 e 011 9 10 116 1611 1 — oW o Dnual,&Godoriolt 6p. Bda. A0g.1.16f 6 Do. do. July 1.1873 Do. do. Joao 1, len OW. et eitosioniip.a.g. Cepa T. & boat*. p rof( IDogoolork7 p.o.per OAS. Dwell N. 6 60 . • 1•66 bolkius go. 6 do f l Do. 1 ItzaarkTn - .:, - 1 Grand Trank . sd uspold Do. 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New e IL r0611112.220141212.(L) 11 10 toslamdar a O. Mom I 10 1 Do. do. ov I 10 ,Queb66da L . IL., N 12.4 L. 0 'l2,2maoy hos i Do. sw I Boos. (L ) I a I Ditto ditto ... IX Iltoyalldaillte St lecot.Anstra.laveel t. 11 I 110 Smith, latest. den. L. Iv IMe.irloon.,ritupto( cL i 60 LAMM,* M. it 126 60 I Do. *mond 1.0..... II South Australian lowa N. illabatarbse Telograii.. 1 1 I Do, Baty N TaLOoostruo.lolMa.(l 20 rhasmok,2l 13.11 1 10 Ors L 20 r. &L. Co. at U.(lmaado. 20 17¢.21adne ot Liver. 2 0 alto* IL UM* Os. ie UDIVSTS. 111111U6112& L. 10 Upper AMIN' Tosabs (0 Ditto I Via Dlosmio Liad ... Warrant F150n00(1226. WmUndl*lPactitil L. 211 i lbi — U4 IS. . BUJ sad West India. 100 1101 116 It O•nerslPlostmgjoak 6 St. Loadookat.ritft HO RI 66 6 3 Sostheampica 1100 1 PREFERENCE SHARE& Great Northern, 4) per cent., redeemable at 10 per cent. prem., 100) 1. Great Western, original preference, 4) per cent., W. Lancashire and Carlisle 4) per cent. pref., 100. London mid Brighton 5 per osnt. guar. stock, No. I,loBg. North Easternit per cent. redeemable, 891. lIRIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and San Francisco. (Lire.), gca. 7 per cent, Dutch Rhenish, (161 paid), 221, 1. Great Luxembourg, I Ottoman (Smyrna to lidin), 10k. lIONEY JURKET.-(THIS D. 174 Two o'CLocx. The stook markets to-day are generally firm. The funds exhibit a fresh rise of 1-16 to } per cent. Home rai:ways, in several mese, are higher. Foreign stocks are rather dull. There have been several variations in the shares of the Imperial Mercantile Credit Associa tion, which, after declining, Fave recovered. Pre potations for to-morrow's settlement in Consols are in progress. There are still few bills on offer in the discount market, but the rate for the best paper is un altered, at to 4 per cent. The charge for short loans in the Stock Exchange is 3 per cent At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's l telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 85c., showing a rise of sc. Consols are now quoted 909-16 to 11-16, both for money and to-morrow's settlement, and 901 to 91 for the new account (May 9). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90i, 4 ; Three per Ceuta. Re duped, 884, 4, ; New Three per Cents., 84 ; Bank Stock, for account, 242 ; India Stock, 216} ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 106}, 3 ; and Exchequer Bills, 3s. prem. In the foreign stock market there has been a , decline of about } per cent in Turkish Consolichis, Mexican and Spanish Passive, but au improvement of in Spanish Certificates and Greek Bonds. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz. :- I Greek Bonds, 214 to I ; Mexican, 274, to 4 ; Confederate, 32 to 33 ; Spanish Passive, 321 to f ; the Certificates, 174 to } ; Turkish, of 1858, 72 to } ; ditto 1862, 744 to ; and the Consolidde, 541 to 55. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Danubian, ; Egyptian, 96, } ; ditto 1864, 941, 4,4, ex div. ; Italian, 1865, scrip., 41 die., ex div. ; Mexican, for account, 271, ; New Granada, 131 ; Russian, 1859, 544 ; ditto 1862, 891, 904; Spanish New Deferred, for se count, 41}, ; ditto Passive, for account, 321 ; ditto Certificates, 174, 4 ; Turkish 1864, for ac count, 94, } ; ditto, 1862, for account, 741, 75 ; ditto 1001. Bondi, 751, 741 ; Venezuela, 1864, 38, ex div. International Financial shares are now quoted 1} to prem., ex div. ; General Credit, 24 to prem., ex div.; London Financial, 7 to prem., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile, 11 to prem., ex div. ; Hudson's Bay, 16 to ; Otto man SociiteS Winkel's, 2} to pram. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Metropoli tan District Railways, 8} to 9} prem. ; China Steamship and Labuan Coal, 1 to 0} die. ; Rio Janeiro Gas, 1 to 1} prem. ; West London Docks and Warehouses, Ito 0} din. ; Varna Rail way, sto prem. ; Millwall Freehold Land and Docks, 24 to 3 prem. ; South of England Wagon, }to 1} prem. ; Financial Insurance, to 1} prem. ; Anglo-Egyptian Navigation, to 1} prem.; City of Moscow Gas, 1} to 2 prem.; and South African Imnd, to prem.' About 30,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, and 4,0001. withdrawn. About 60,0001. in Mexican dollars by the steamer Atrato were sold yesterday at 4a. 114 d. per ounce, partly for shipment to China and partly for Hol land. Bar silver remains quoted ss. 01d. per ounce, both the supply and the demand being on a very limited scale. There was no alteration of importance in the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon, but where any movement occurred it was in favour of this country. Subjoined is our usual list •. Ammerdses, 6 mostha, 11.191 to 1 . Sifts, 3 days, 11.161 to 171; Rotterdam, 3 maths, 11.191 to 1; Ant werp. 3 months, 25.471 to 521; Hamburg, ma. Lam 3 months, 13.84 to 91 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.20 to 274 ; dab, 3 months, 25.45 to 50 • Frankfcetamthe•Maine , 3 mouths. 12104 to ; Peters t arg ths (por rouble). 3 months, 301 to 311; Vienna, eft. 60., 3 awe , 1L35 to 40 ; Trieste, ed. do., 3 mon 11.35 to 40 ; Madrid, 3 months 471 to ; Cadiz, S waths 474 to / : Leghorn, 3 months, 2155 to 60; Gears, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Milan, 3 months., 25.55 to 60 • Naples. 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Palermo 3 months , 25.55 to 60 ; Messina , 3 moths, 25.55 to 60 ; Lisboa, 90 days. 514 to 8; Oporto, 90 days, 511 to 1. We are officially informed by the Great Western Railway Company of Canada that "from the accounts of the half-year ended January 31, 1865, the board have decided on recommending a divi-1 dend at the rate of 2 per cent per annum, leaving a balance of 4,5701. 1311. 7d. to be carried over, which includes the surplus of the previous half- year." At the meeting yesterday of the Bank of British Columbia a dividend was declared at the rate of 10 per cent per annum. At the meeting yesterday of the Union Steam Ship Company a dividend of 11 . per share was de lared. The prospectus of a large undertaking—the City of Moscow Gas Company (Limited)—is is sued. The capital is 875,000 1. , in 35,000 shares of 251. each. This company possesses exclusive privi leges, under a concession which was granted by the municipality in October, 1864, and ratified in December last by the imperial government. The city contains a population of about 500,000 persons, and seems to present a fine field for the operations of well organised gas-works. The company has the power to charge five silver roubles per 1,000 cubic feet of gas for all private lights, and as five roubles are equal, even at the present exchange, to thir teen shillings, it would seem that the contract ought to be very remunerative. With regard to theterma on which the concession is transferred to this com pany, it is explained that " the outlay for plans, estimates, engineering, travelling expenses, and other preliminary charges, will be borne by this company. The proprietors of the concession have agreed to transfer all their rights and advantages to this company, in consideration of receiving, in lien of any present payment, one-half of the net profits of each year after 10 per cent shall have been earned on the total paid-up capital of the com pany." Seven per cent. interest is to be paid during construction. A large amonntof the capital is already subscribed. A portion of the sum required it is proposed to raise on debentures. The company is brought forward under the auspices of the Agra and Msaterman's Bank. The direction is very reepect able, and include , ' four directors of existing suc cessful gas companies. The brokers are Messrs. Hill, Fawcett, and HilL The third annual general meeting of the Standard Bank of British South Africa will be held on the 21st April. The first ordinary general meeting of the Fairbairn Engineering Company (Limited) is convened for the 20th inst., when a dividend is to be declared. The London and Southwark Insurance Corpora tion have made a call of 1./. per share, payable on the 4th May. We are requested to state that the share list of the Anglo-Egyptian Navigation Company will be closed on Thursday, the 6th inst, for London, and on Friday, the 7th, for the country. The share list of the London and South African Steamship Company will be closed on Thursday, the 6th inst Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Ex change list of last evening : lasessnes. Commercial Union, 9 to 81 ; Eagle, 7 ; Equity and La, 71; Fattish and Soott h Maria_ 51, 5, ; Guardian, 501 ; Liverpool sad and Globe (6 per Cant. Annuities), 122 ; Loam, Mg ex div ;• Leaden sad Lancashire Firs, ; Loader sad Lem Gmbh* Ws, 1 ; L indon and Provincial Lew, 4 ; odes and Proviso:Mß Masi 3 ; North British and Yarcentile, 1; Omen Maria, 2471, 1; Phcenis. 140 ; Rook lit 7 e. 7 4i 'Memo sad Mann Maria (Limited), 74 1; Manse (Limited). 6 111. Osallaht sad Ookm—Bombe' , (Limited), 51 ; Com Meseta!' Unica (Limited), lua 111 11 Enropeen, sear, 71 Gnat °astral, 164 ; Imperial, 851 5 ; ditto Debsetans, 199 ; Imperial Austriaa, bi 1; Omadosaiml, su; L 05448., 101 21 ; Pllollllil, ; flammey Ocommilumm. Mt; Waimea C, 41 Dealcm.-14mdma mad 84. Katiadas, 641 ; Batemmar tmaala (Gam. 41. re emit. Lora& ma Nord; W — msarra) Bizmi ,V a Gnad J Waiarwarka—Rwila. 9i 0; 761; Essi Lob. &se, 1221 31. Tumor Emmet Consols, which closed yesterday at 901 to 4, be& for money and next Thursday's settlement, opened this morning at 804 to 11, and closed at 901 to 1. For the new aoeount (Bth of May) the last prioe was 901 to {. The official business report is as follows :—Thres per Cent. Console, for money, 901, 1,4, ; ditto, for account, 801, 1, 3 ; Three per C ents. Reduced, 881, l i3 l New Three per Ceuta -9 88 4 , Ili di Stock, for account, 242 ; India Five per C. Stock, 1081, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent., 991; dins 12s Bonds, . prem. The India Five per Cent stock was steady at the late improvement India Bonds were marked 12s. prem. Exchequer Bills remain at 3a. to Ba. preen. Foreign stocks were in good demand, and a rather general improvement took place. Peruvian, Bra zilian, and Confederate Bonds rose 1 per rent._, and an advance of I to 1 occurred in Danubian, Bap tian, Mexican, New aranadian, Portuguese, Raman Five per Cents of 1882 and 1884, and Spunk Three per Cents. Greek Bonds and Turkish Coe solid& were exceptionally flat, and declined 1 per cent. Bank shares were more offered and heavy. A reduction took place Alliance, Bank of London, British and Californian, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Continental, East London, Bank of Hindustan, London Chartered Bank of Australia, Metropolitan and Provincial, and Na tional Bank. There was also a fall of 21. in Los don, Hamburg, and Continental Exchange Bank shares, upon the announcement that this company has gone into liquidation. London and Brazilian Bank shares were exceptionally firmer to day. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted to-day 161 to ; Egyptian Trading, Ito prem. ; National Discount, 101 to 111 prem., being again higher ; Joint-stock Discount, 11 to 14 dia. ; Ottoman Sociiftsf Gifnikale, 24 to prem. ; and Milan Improvements, 54 to 6 prem., showing a fresh rise of 7a. bd. since yesterday. At one period the price touched 61 to 1 prem., owing to purchases to oover previous speculative sales. City Offices and Marine Investment shares were quoted rather lower, but an improvement took place in East India Financial, hWras Irrigation paid up, and Oriental Financial. The shares of the Imperial Mercantile Credit Company have fallen, and those of some of the other financial companies were a little more offered. London Financial shares, however, rose sa. The closing quotations are annexed, viz.:— International Financial, 14 to 11 prem.; General Credit, 24 to 1 prem.; London Financial, 7* to 74 prem.; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 14 to It prem. ; and Credit Fonder and Mobilier (old shares), 54 to 1 prem. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are subjoined : —Metropolitan District Railways, 8 to 9 prem.; Varna Railway, 5 to 64 pram.; Rio de Janeiro Gas, 1 to 14 prem. ; West London Docks, 1 to 01 dia. ; South African Land and Finance, 1 to 11 prem. ; Millwall Land and Docks, 24 to 21 prem. ; Anglo-Egyptian Navigation, 1 to 11 prem. ; London and South African Steam, 1 to 11 prem.; and Rhos Hall Iron, 11 to 11 prem. Ganadian Government securities have again risen 1 per cent Queensland Government Debentures were also inquired for, while Natal slightly de clined. OOMMEROL 4 I; AND MARKET MARK-LANE.--(11115 DAY.) Fresh up today, both Ellin and Kest, the arrivals ad wheat were on a limited wale, but in fair p emelltisa. Yor all kinds the demand ruled inactive • never th eless, compared with Monday, no change took pla ce in the gee %MOM. With foreign wheat we were tolerably well, but not to my heavily, supplied. Sound dry qualities movrd off steadily, at full prices. Low and damp parcels met a heavy sale at kid rates. Floating cargoes of grain supported the late advance is the quotations. Melting barley sold freely at extreme currendai. In the value of krinding and distilling sorts no thaws toot place. Malt wae in full supply, and sluggish request, at last week's quotations. The show of oats was rather limited. On the whole, the oat trade was firm, at very full prices. Beans realised pievid4ll quotations ; but the inquiry for the. was by no means active. per moved off steadily, on former terms. The Sear trade was in a healthy Mate. Tae supply of foreign door is still limited. The seed market was steady, at full quotations. The do med for cakes was somewhat heavy. CUSSES niCiaL ra - cli: --K-44rfig O t 0 421 Se to IS len 40 to 47 1864 41 to 48 Norfolkand ibidb red. lAN s6 to 40 116=7 •••••—•• 27 to St I Malting 24 to G 3 gßlllLs .... Grinding t4 to u tm o retoak, iatl 64 to 61 Klogstou and Wore 64 to It Brown Per Q. Sootok. Ind ecolch wllto to II o 87 UM. . black MAL Meagan II to St Ttok Si le Si Harrow Moon a to a Plum. eras yyp to 30 Si 10 S$ nor& Town wads. per 090 100 Household -6 we 40 1.0 So 3•3 Now an .. 26 to 27 19 t o ts I sad fieaulk, Zaitida, feed ST te potato 23 to . .t7 stiff Yeas/OIL Tee 44e. I. S. 4811118. Deckle sod Emory berg 4O to 62 Rostock & Ilockleo -41 Ditil r l 39 to 43 Russian, turd soft American. re.l . IP white BAAI&T Wading 2O to 84 1 Distilli NI limning OMR Web. brew lB to W feed ARRIVAII3 01 , owing, &0.. CARRIAGE PROM APRIL fat Qr. OATS. S. 1. DS/lib Ilwedisb S SI Busslas -'—"—Danish B3 Us 18 rii7Paiall B4 to 28 Mel. 33 te ill 311 60 se anus c• m. Whit* 2B In fib TeUtiv nom Mod', per sack .... 90 II to Spool*, AlNdean, Ar . 11 to .. II to MI Casaellaa. . 19 Se II INTO LONDON, NY WAT/2 1 TO APRIL 4 INCLUSITL Tri v l r t 842:: . 2. Mlle 0424. 4. l l.b lirlour . ram . 2270 I 1110 24 440 .. Logllah sad geoieb' Irish foreign IWI .. UN Total Iwe 44•0 2570 6760 uvERPooL COTTON (THIS DAL) _ , (at ammo atra nrrIZILSIONAL msaaarz.) (now cows (ma 001111STONDZIIT.) The market is quiet. Sales probably about 4,000 balm. MINCING-LAML-(THIS DAY.) &MAIL-There a oboe' demand for refiniac qualities at liritiah West India at 284. to 300., showing a alight advents; other qualities have brought full prim, brows Mauritius sold at 25e. to 26e.; superior m 71401104 384. 3d.; brown Besgal 28e. 6d.; clayed lfeall/s, Havanask. 311.; Cuba llitsoovado, 30 4. to 31s. 6d. Rabiad 2B4.; firm. with a mo derate inquiry. Corr= -The winds of plantation C ey l on brought to public sale met a fair demand at previous priers to 6d. decline for the middliag and lower qualities, triage and mixed 5.54. to 714. ; fine ordinary sad leer middling. 75e. 6d. to 741. 6d. ; middliag sod good ditto. 794. 6d. to 864. ; fine middling aed bold, 87e. to 901. senile (Woe dull of sale. and 63. to le. lower good ordinary sold at 665. 6d. to 6 7e. ; red. good ordiner7.'69l. Trn.-The pumas Cowes brought to rabbi sale have sold well. bat ffreeu teas are dall of Ink. And Win lower. Run.-40 penalteons ot Petra( sold @Ala. sd. Ruiz -No sake reported. fract fiagvngitL-A small parcel of reion 4 sold at 235. SIIILLAC was again sold at prima is farrier of buyers ; 130 climb of fin* 4aeoed asap at 51. 10a. to 51. lb. 64. CorrOn.-Thy Was are waned to small parade at maim prices. TALLOW iLtRICIET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 104. set teak ; Yeterabarg Y.O. on the @pet, 301. 9d. ; to June, 39n gd. ; JunN ; °dam to 41s. 3d.; December. 411. Yd. BOROUGH HOP X hitlLET.—(rms DAM) *me m Pattosaas sad Smith rot tort that the damask thou& sot ex cassias, is 'est to lamp prime very irs. storks. ostwiolly of good boon tieing unusually twat !J -okes from B mita and Belgium state that prism are grabs. aly advancing, sad stocks are very short. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. art 4.-Balee today r-Furness new, 151 -Great Eastern, 471 1-Great Northern, A. 1486-Great Western, 761_1- Lancashire and Yorkald:1 0 19 p 11 xn-London and North Weil ters,act= l e g Ili I 11 1-Manchester, Sheffield, and tan. IUI 1-Midland, 13611- , North Eastern, Berwick capital stock, 110 100 1-Lanc aster ' Se/ 4-Cambrian Gswestry 6 pars cent., and Carlisle, Olt-Erie 36 41-111thois Contra, 611-Dutch Rhenish, le p.--Great Luxembourg sham, 12 546 1-Gonfe dere@ Loan, 321-United States, Five-Twenty Hoods, be 81 - Alliance Bank of London and Liverpool (LnnitedV i ttl io -i Bank of liverpool, ta 71 -Liverpool Financial Limited), lie d.-Al . Marine (Limited), 11-16 d.-liurcashire insurance, p.-Liverpool and London and Globe Fire and Life, 101 p-liaritlise Insurance, f d.-Qacen Insurance, 0-16 i P. - Boyar Insuranis, 6 p.-Thanes and Mersey Marian (Limited). 61 8.161 y -Union Marine (limited), 1 16-16 p.-West India and Pacific Steam, 1 d.-Flintatdre 011,80. mmintonan, APRIL 4.-There were sees to-day of Birmingham Joint-Stock Bank shares at 361. Birmingham Waggon preference at par, and Monts Metal, at 1 Sit London and North Western stock offered at 1804-Severn Valley, 17+-South Biafra* 10:- Ani l ines= Canal, SS-Warwick and Birmingham Canal, 60- and Worcester and Birmingham Canal. 101. Birmingham Financial were buyers at 1 prem. Land Mortgage of India at 1 prem.-Birmingham Wmon, 101 -Birmingham Waterworks, 221-and South 3Wlordakire Waterworks, 7. MAICEITOTTS, MALL 4.-A good badness was and prices wore arm. Alliirsce Bank (limited), 81 done p, .-Bolckow, Vaughan. and Co. (Limited). 6 p.-C. Cammell and Co. (limited), 3 p.-Confederate Loan, 33 2.--EbbwVale Co.(Limited).2d. -Great Eastern, 471-Great Luxembourg, 124 9.16-Great Northern A, rem -Greet Western, 751-111Inols Central, 62 1 1--Len cedars and Yorkddre, 1101 10 1 19 11 1 1 1-London and Caledonian Marine humane*. 1 p.-London the North Western, 1101 1 9 1.1 }} I -Manchester, Etbefaeld, and Idnoolshire, soil go I I I -Ditto Itedm. pest., 0.16 p.-Ditto New Five per Cent., - etropohlan, 1161-Ditto New Extension. 11 land, 1361 h -New York and Er* M on 6 41-South Eastern, 84 1 6 / 6 14-Thames andsey Marine Insurance (Waned), v.-United States SAO Years' Bonds, AS-Cambrian. Geweatzy pint '6l, 100 - Fleetwood% 4. Doi" APRIL 5.-Three per Cent. Consols, Sin-Ditto for account. 6th Aprll, 891-New Three per Cent Stock. 6114 17- Ditto, toe account, 6th April, fig 1.-Ditto, for new account, fur May, 331 1-Hibernian Banking Company(la pail), 28- NatiOlig Bank (301. paid), for account, 931-Ditto New Owned at 2S prem.), (SOL paid). 83-Proviacial Bank New, for account ,an paid). la—moyai Bank (101. paid', 301-Ditto for account, 1101 - Mates Banking Company (Si les. paid), 71-Union Bank (Limited), MIL paid). 18e-Cork, Bb.ckrock, and Frew (all paid), 71 It- Great Soothers and Western (1001 paid), for account, 671-Midland Great Western (all paid), 32-Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford Six per Cent. Perpetual (all pald), 121. MINES.-(TH18 DAYJ Two o'Otnew. The dealings in the mining market to-day are to a fair extent. East Caradon shares have improved to 14} to 15, and Wheal Seton are fi, at 202} to 207}. Great Vor are quoted 224 , to rm 34 ; East Buller, 21 to ; South Condurrow, 21 to ti ; and East Grenville, SI to I. No business is officially reported in the Stock Exchange. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. United Mexican have been dealt in at 4, being fiat. A general meetingof theCarmanx MineaCompany is convened for the 12th of April at Peril.. In a poaching case tried at Leeds assizes, yester day, Mr. Justice Willis made soros strong remarks, not only es the magistrates who had sent the race for trial, bet on the conduct of the gamekeepers who had arrested the primmer , . liis lordship maid that ample powers were given to the magistrates in such cases—" he was almost going to eat, to wash their dirty linen at home," end they ought net to be seat to the eases nukes violence was need. Hs strongly condemned the violence of the (=Aswan la era resting the prisoners, sad quoted a saying " that the galas. keeper was very often the poacher tuned outside in, and i the poacher the gamekeeper inside out." The sentences of the men wore very light. -- I a pal 1011 168 :di 68 48 78 17 lONS. JOINT SIM& HANKA BAILS. 11,000300 I 19,000 1 60 10,006 1 60 •o,ooljloo 10,010100 100,000 10 60,000 60 00,000 60 11,500, 60 • i y & Master°'urea.. I. Do. New.. kfilia -- • mato a 1,600' ao 11,600 1 20 1 10,0001 22 4000 100 I 16,990 j 20 10,000 100 10,0001 AO 04000• 101 00.000 SO 10,00 SO I 10.0 0 00 60 40,000 10 14000 16 10,000 100 0 4 000 1 100 1440,00, 12 000 01 10,000; 06 10,0001 U 1940001 10 4000,100 4000 1 100 21,000 SO NAOS SO 60,009 20 101,000 AO 000 SO 1 44 4010;100 140001100 10,0001100 90,000,100 114 .c."1 ?? 1 1 Do. Mooed at 101 - pon Anglo Amnion Anglo Bevil= (Llin.) Anna° 11.11-41 (Wallow Lslstleßank.Cor.nowsD IoADF.Rm , U. tOopd.l Ii . - I — unka Do. N Britub,ol. lw bu 'Bank of Bank of Otago (Lhaltod) Bank of Queensland (L) ;BankotVictoria,Atistiiii 'Bank of New Zealand . Brsatttantrortugueasg: IBettiati C.allfornlan 'British N. Amerioli .. C. Bk. Indla.Aos., Chart. Alm of ladia.to Vlty ,Coailant Cosa. at of ladla, Jae. Do.lOpm.,lopalai Do. Ma. at par OostrAtd,ttd Bank (1 )1 Do. New tut London (Lloilindl 'astern Bsehangs(Llm) ing.dootttAnaLehazid. Annie and Birdlab (L European BanklLlonted gindian.Cldnattlap.( l 4 . 100,000 20,K4 1.,1100 1!,0301 so,oool moo ?,9.001 "OW ._ -..i Tiikt 6,04r3 6),0u0 WOO • - ii:iie l 15.000 1 4,156 1,000 00000, 10,000 ito . ,000! * OOO $7,600! 40,000] 0.0001 b 1,400 _10,6001 aei 21,0011. ST. CO! 24,000, 101000, iai 10,000' 3 ;MO !.‘."'931 Do. Dined at 2 p;i::: m . Ni Impend Bank, Limited .LopprialOttcaun I Lon. Bk.ofMe _lco ao.(1. !An..llaak Soo9ma ,L I IM hoodoo and Bradllan 140. Loo.l3.Ayroad/L.Plato(l% . u ! Do. Now, ha. at le pm ,100 Lao., Bar.. it 8. NAL (16) 10 , La. MBank .0 Arid I JO !London and Coanti 100 'Lon. Hinbe.Con.ln..(l..) I 60 London Joint Kook.— ' 10 London& South Anima too Loa. B. Western (Um. 60 LoudonaVoneanast (L.) 100 Lon. d Woatoilmkor 100 Merchant liank(ldit.) 60 IMamantino & inehoslL 1 100 Matzo. a Prow. 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