The Express. — London, England, 1865-04-01 00:00:00

THE FOLIOS COUR'II4. (THIS DAY. ) WORSIDP.STRHET. • own= TW. Jena Mutants, 24 years el age. de esibed MS o=lll4lloo livicg In DOTIMIt-Stifek Spitaltlelds, wee charged iliVattempinag hteto steal a watch sod gold Albert chain, riles PL. "c"" wean el William Brown, a cheek. ow at the Pavilion Theatre, in the Whiteottapel.roed, wing as the more serious business of as under t;.B Canna's, East. b. Brow depend—Lot eight I bad ► benefit at the t wo, sod neer t h at of it sooompanied two or three • Meads to part of tbe arcade set apart far re- Soot. There was a crowd sad I got forced backwards wo gs Weber ; the prisoner stood quite in front of me ; he pal the large cape now huaglag over his arm, and his b o ele were beneath ft. I was jest in the sot of driuklag I felt something at my watch is my waisteoet ..met. bed found one of late haada theeli—actuall7 ei ,- iii me ees, which was bait is sad ban cut ; h feat it g old have been quite oat but far the Web having got isie thin little tor is thtposket. I said to him, " Ha, you ....et got it—l have ; at the same time showing it to H. mpli " Ily Mead, you am mistaken." No, W o ki it is you who are @Wakes," and of some I ego hies into existady. pe gg arr—Did you see my band on year watch ? buseetor—ELow goad 1 nederwith that large pea° ? *pew pow was se aloe to me as you were. penwer—Did I not deny the ch arg e? peseuedor—Of owe yea did --so doubt about that, but ible year heed oa the watch, I tell you. Then is no Ws hkn g ig grmeryevidemes herbs been given, it was stated that bee Jong wows were awarently attendant upon the omen veiosols, oee of whom, who be was wooed, Awed " mo Pre sake, le4 kW go, lets tit* father of two Addeo." N e ws, whsa called epos, said—l Ley this charge. I ;NA paid my shilling for gateman to thee theatre, and ,i e lerag some refreshment, took sot from se pocket a six- pms to pay for that. As I moved towards the bet, this ' tor) moved simaltassoesl7 with me, and thus prase iircrtsinly might have some ta costae% with his esintset pooket. The priwer was recoaaded, at the ow doe coolly re. me ekeni that le could end good hail, but having bees re by BSergaaeanti Paribas% er H division, who bad the .., the gagof this wee, ss belowleg to school of thieves video; „the Crystal Palace, sodolsalp popular wort' Weedy .euviotsd, said known ,1440.11"0°," of " G 6611,0104 JAW." 111001111 t of La =asteelappeannes,the indulgence besought wr est GRUNTTICTH. PLID111) PT A 'IR g ciipeolebly.dreaerid use, who stated that be nestled at Tared-bill, gydeoham, applied to Mr. Trail', the sitting gi gistuse, for his usistances under the following singular Their entaans The apple:eat said that can time sines he noompanied Ms wife to • pawnbroker's, at Deptford, for the purprie el Modem aa eleatroplated test nu, sad • valuable Us win Hess:Med the property Is • carpet bag, mad him vile *died it sod had the tiento made out is her same. race this his wife had eneended frees him, taking with births Monte of the property in quseliev, bat which r eerete the wrenches sew Wend to allow him to f illies aline& he was wiling to subsoribe to my deolaratios that might be required that the Arles named is the pledginp were bin property. Mr. Traill said there appeared to he sertais difficulties b the matter, the tkkete being indent in the Dame of a Wale, and therefore the &Winn amid en be sworn to the anal deolustioe, that he had uswned the property sod led since lost the dopliaates. He would suggest, if the applicant knew where his wife wee, that he should write to her, and endeavour to get her to return the Make* when ci man he could redeem the property. The applicant—That would bring her back too, your worship, which would be worn than icing the property. pad laughter.) The magistrate here requested that the pawnbroker should be ant for, and on attending he imearmed the spoil cure statement es to the pledging, but seed that the pro perty, if given up, might he claimed by the person holding the tickets, when the firm would be liable to make good its value. The applicant—But I an prove the woman is my wife, andthat Wag so, I can't see what more is required, espe cially u the pawnbroker remembers I was present at the time of the pawning. Mr. Trani said the woman might or might not be the applimers wife for anything he or the pawnbroker knew, seed to MOM the ry he would have to produee pre cisely the ume legal evUene as he would be required to Induce le recovering ea estate. He would suggest. how. ever, to the pawnbroker that is the event of the wife or say other perms soaking to redeem the property it should sot be delivered op until the applicant was communicated with. The parettoku gave this seteasam cawl,tisa parties left. Tea Arms on Loan DERRY'S OLMRICESPIRS.- At tits Liverpool Aurises yesterday, before Mr. Justice Eve moo, named James Hill, Thomas Roberta, John Makin, Thomas Wilding, and WlMem Swift, were charged with a felonious simanlt at Raeford, on the 4th of Met September, on one of Lord Derby's gamekeepers, named Edina Briddle, with intent to maim him. On the night is quake Briddle and en &mildest, named Tinsley, found the prisoners on some valuable game preserves, between Masa and Si. Hams. They had • Imam dog with them, which Roberts tamed into • field, where it started a Mrs. Bridals seized Roberta, and handed him over to Tinsley ; Its himself seised the dog. Oa this, Roberts cried Oak "Onsee as, lads!" on which the other prisoners fell upon Briddle, and struck him over the head with some 'Wes of s inflicting injuries by widish Briddle was foe mos time plwed in great danger. It was also the opinion sf the surgeon who dewed his wounds that Briddle bad been struck with • knife. The pristmen were found guilty of unlawfully wounding, and sentenced to 12 mouths im grisoluneet, with herd labour. Tea rare BL Hsowsrrs, —A memoir of the late If Rachette, founder of the greatest publishing house in haste, has jest been published. It is an instinctive bio graphy of • self-inede man ; who was s pleb liver and high thicker ; who smeared through poverty, holding fast to the purpose be had set before him. He seems to have best a good friend to the better ekes literates* of his country, and le here left • mane dear to hosts of friends. M. About lades. to lay • Sower upon his grave.—Ateescreas. Pounce AND ART.—Mr. Bamford Dope, is kie addrsee cm the "People's Share in Art," lea week, at the Architectural Museum, went ant of his way to have a fling at the people of the northern portico of the Milted States. He spoke incorrectly when he said that the wet in that country had pro.. doped no better poetry than the mieemble doggerel about tits soul of John Brown marching on. Mr. Whittier has Produed some lyrical poetry on the American war, as vital and stirring es any written by Campbell, Dibdon, or Kamer. It would be well, therefore, for Mr. Hope, before he speaks of the artistic shortcomings of the times, to first inform himself • little more secarately. Our object now, however, is not so much to analyse Mr. Hops's elit‘dstra as to protest against his making • neutral art platform a mesas of political propagandises. Mr. Hopi said that the war maintained by the North Was a media of might against right. What has the Americas war to do with the art education of the people of England? If any other lecturer had abused the privileges of a neutral platform, and said In en art Miters that slavery w • system of might against right, as it noluestionably is., and that the South is fighting might sad main for the maintenance of slavery, and that one of the objects of th e N or th wan to annihilate slavery, Mr. Hope, ens think, would have been among the first to strongly gm- Coo the propriety of introducing such a topic in such a lecture. The government have very wisely assumed as& maintained • neutral attitude towards both parties in the quarrel; sod as the South Kensington Mu seum is surtaioed by government void mosey, it would be good testa, as well as sound jai rant fir all who lecture on art within its walls to disregard the example set them by Mr. Holm, and to my nothing in favour or in condemnation of the North or South. Opinion I. divided on this as on ovary other (lega tion of foreign and domestic politics and if cos panne is Permitted unrebriksd to ate North, another per mu may condemn the South, and so a fertile mires of isenereesszy bed acrimonious feeling may be introduced. It "kW be unwise to mingle political controversy and art criticism at any time, and we consider it absolutely blame- • worthy to introduce such a subject as the American war electors delivered in a national institution, when the go vernment is mienouriog to maintain • strict neutrality.— Building Bars. Ban Ditimszna. —All alattnnainess or meanness of attire marks some intellectual deficiency. A men who Is shabby from any but dire necessity, is in • state of dis agreement with his circumstances. It does not Nees that he fa matins either in self-esteem or high expectations, hat that he hoe fixed them upon objects out of his rach—that his doss have no relation to his powers or possibilitess. There are men who go shuffling about in threadbare costa, tarrying cotton umbrella, who nourish in their betas fancies or remembraocee of the wildest ambition. Nothing short of the unattainable seems to them worth the treads of atelier their exteroah to. Constant trimness of attire dam sot at all represent the state of mind that thinks editing but the greet prises of life worth caring for. The gaoler who neglects his moos, as the phrase is, ten to one Possmed by the notion of certain supposed facultiee and atsiaments. which set him above the people be associates with, and offends by his slovenliness. Dominic Sampson ma • bad dresser ; hat underneath was an immense opinion of ilk owo herniae, and a sense of distinstion and elevation shove other Min. And wherever we see this discmpaney sad want of fit, the bitch whit* the dress typifies stands in 16 "7 of soma There is eartafely something in the poplar idea of a genies which dose net fall in with oar 'vise. It is as old notion that the first asp to be • wit is ea meeminos a sloven ; boats which has large: semi tbe merit of untidiasee. Some men of genius here, " "appose, been slovens, but it is not the genius which lanreasted by this Inatome, but those defects and die. t eiders it. him which have prevented his genius from doing au might have dose. No on. me Imagine Shakespeare • nor se. Boyce*, se an old water has it. picture to Pot& Tally delivering an immortel oration la • blanket. —llaav:ftd'a Mai/Grim for Aga ;ocx-our IN TEE RIDS, Adverti•rr of today.) the efforts of the Lord, rmio•te the dispute %mew /4 rdshire •nd their rowel slog • most 'moderate pm thioh he had previously ob. rotative, of the mullein is port of a coeference at Stok e by Lord Lichfield %Swe at is of North Staffordshire eat en at the different work; the men the managers of:th, rom the conference. The What special (immersi on entitling the paddlers qt.", a those, given in other di, the statementa and arm to say that the men made that the masters propea a t k at the rate of wag s / er Staffordshire, end that th e any special circumstances fa title the men to a higher We Wont be left to artitratiou.• men disdain's& the otter Mr. Baker, at the meat. : anim a, to safer the audio' g of the same body on Wed. laid that the masters st that to nubmis to arbitratioe r ex. admisaible, whereas the rata at all. Earl of Lichfield submitted vowel, which or the fusel it I free from objeetios on either hire men should go to ‘41,, mined by arbitratiou, paadi ti by advance on account At N following indueetial ivy. wan Hotel, Stafford, at awe sr, M.P. (John Bradley sod ,th Staffordshire Itonmatten call (John Begun and &as), a Company), Mr. F. Smith Mr. W. M. Sparrow, Mr. W. (G. B. Thorneyerefs and Cb.), William; jun., honorary, es hire Association. North lid. Mr. W. & Bodes (Shelton D ar en of the North Siefford‘ a W. Mathews, Mr. B. Beath, Ind Mr. W. S. Naykis (81maie type represented the Bitterlay Ave united in the look-out. attar, the muter, representing Staffordshire and also Dethy. field's proposal, end limit a sot. It was also agreed OM if Lichfield's pro - posaL that - the &hip the choice of orbi t Clough Hall lroaworks,leit cosily executed, but had Ors it to its terms, and the &sib Impend to re-open their wake men accepting the terms citerr. watery, Mr. Peter Bahr, we to of thanks wee passed to Lod veotion and for his efforts b easel:toot of the dispute. The adopted :—" That if the South en their works and let the INS ordshira, end it the muted is the men et worth Steffordellire ill submit the whole question to puddler. from the varioa►,dnc' was convened for 12 o'clock and two bodies of about-206 from Tonstall sod Bnialem, the neighbourhood of Hanley, paddlers of from sir to siren began about 1 o'clock. /tr. Hanley, an active samba of 'and who has thrangtont been 00 between the Earl of Lichfield idea. It had bass monopoly District Union, that reposing the almost unanimous vote of red to withdraw. i had been passed Lord Lichfield the agreement, signed by the Mere, consenting that the ma iivisg s draw of 40s. , per souk tide upon the wages to be pild, agreement, and submitted it .to ideretion. Mr. Bradford, mbs [nested the men not to act basalt with themselves, and not with is consideration, the chairmen ay were wishful to abide by the n laid before them by his lad• was hold up in its favour, but r the resolution previously Puma is old rate of wages, and ea Lord Lichfield expremed hY al he bad made was reasoushte r refusing to entertain it asef edict against them. His lordship the evening, where he eitio muniosted to them the &Amos I deep disappointment that this met with so unsuceeesfal a result. be felt an earnest desire that lbs brought about by the lock-onfiis d be terminated, if such I ortAll prejudicing the position of Out to, and we bear that it is !webs of the South Staffordshire trade this question. dr. Samuel Griffiths addrowed rom the balcony of a tracts'• i of Bilitho. About one lisliri re, the rest being chiefly car. a the lockout as " hard sad id that by the resolutir ,uht they would pus, they , hurl back the imputations on the men," that they With in the strike in North Stif. be condemned as an unfair W eduction of wages. He said t 7 44 in would compel the masters tore. that meeting had made a pub 5 not doing that which bad billa a a justification for th e loth dy two hours. His text, he .ins next Tuesday." Mr. G • isolation, and two motions to the were passed by the votingli i number of ironworkers prows/ living the present strike io N Mtn of the misery and prir a Country, honourably and 'IOWA' °ribs money to the North ataffeed• hey continue this strike, proYMIA South Staffordshire open the dome lc Country to resume their world* December, next Tuesday mamba. meth terminated on Thursday, kb due, Witten-park, SpeouymMas Valker, communion mot*, M S e ' seeming of that day. AHD OF WORK3.—A letter Vie arias at yrderday's meseiag strdted p Grey had wondered the rib}set ostrorells.which could be letstitatO 0,0001. Her Majesty's gossromAi Di. in aid of the proposed fir* W• ire Insurance Offices cootributied eed to treader their Peak 40114 ._, root to the existiog !P. (bete annually a sum maul -to 41116 inennuyee, which would ammeat hen remain about 30.0001. to be tar *raised by a rate of d oat balfesloff deesernent for poor: te. politea Board of Worts. de Works had expramod De I responsibility of the w to receive soy sometime as ato which would be sitimittedes The matter was ordered es be the, sad the board adjaarpoi. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (SHARE Li r lTea-4 THIS DAY. , li .. Two o'Ol.OOA. lass There are fewer transactions in the railway Z: market to-day, and prices in most instances are tem quoted the same as yesterday. As regards the SE principal stooks, the only alterations are a I T; rise of per cent. in Lancashire and kst Yorkshire said * in London and North - Wes - iatr ii , tern, and a decline of in Metropolitan. MS London and North Western stook is now quoted e t a 119/ to ; Great Western, 74 to 75 1 _ ex 10.01 div.; Midland, 1331 to 1541 ; Lancashire and York- iks shire, 117} to 1181 ; South Eastern, 84} to 85 ; Great Eastern, 471 to I ; Caledenlan, 130 MI, Ks ex div.; Loudon and South Western, 95} to ; eoa Great Northern, 131 to 132 ; and Metropolitan, 127} to 128, ex div. and ex. new. Great Western of Canada Railway shares have w ill declined, and Imperial Mexican and Wait Flanders toga are dull. On the other hand, Indian lines meet 1 = with inquiry. ORDINARY MARDI AND sroces. DT co lib I ll ' I Zaair4ll. rr ig itiwr ims ki. I 11419.10 P "ag.m. y 0. 41" ISU I = .80.1 p& — F — lsea. If IS Is .10 Onmes 1e r.) LOBS OF THE BRAZIL MAIL STEAMER BRARN. LISBON, Aran. 1. The Menageries Imperialee Company's steamer Bear; which left Rio de Janeiro on the 25th Feb., was lost two days afterwards, 50 miles from Bahia. The passengers and crew were saved. BO Ili I 3 131 NI El 18 17 85 87 107 IN 47 68 al 17 111 12 96 97 if 11g 99 N 91 10 IN 92 11 7 1 12 if 11 11 THE ' EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 18P5. _l4l MONEY MAREET.--(T1119 DAL) The whole of the first series was taken above the minimum. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week au increase of 1,0621. over last year; At the meeting yesterday . of the British ani South American Steam Nav igation Company, the directors' report was adopted, after sonic discus sion. Two o'Clooz. The stock and share markets are firm to-day, and pe general tendency of quotations is favour able although the transactions are upon a rather limited scale. Consols have a,lvanoed tto per cent, and some of the foreign stocks to 4. English lines are quieter, but prices are well main tained. There is a fair demand for discounts to-day, and the metal rate for the best bills is 4 per omit., transactions at 34 being quite exceptional. In the Stock Exchange the supply of money has diminished, and the rate for loans from day to day on English government securities has consequently risen to 34 to 4 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentee opened at 67fr. 40c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Camels are now quoted 90 to 4, both for money and the account (April 6). The official busi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 894, 90 ; ditto for account, 891, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 88, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 88/, 88 ; India Stook, 214; ditto Five par Cent. Stock, 1051, f ; ditto, for account, 1051 ; and. Exchequer Bills, Si., Bs. prem. ' The foreign stock market is firm. Turkish Oonsolidis are in especial demand, and have &d -emised 4 per cent. Confederate Bonds have also improved 4 per cent., Turkish of 1862 t, and Spanish Passive and Certificates 4. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz.:— Greek Bonds, 211 to 4 ; Mexican, 261 to 27 ; Confederate, 334 to 344; Spanish Passive, 324 to ; the Certificates, 17 to ; Turkish, of 1858, 7/4 to 72, az div. ; ditto 1862, 741 to ; and the Oonsolides, 544 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows ;—Chilisio Six. per Cents., 1014, ex div.; Equador, 121 ; ' Egyptian second hone, 954 ; ditto 186 4 , 941, 94 , 4, ex drys ; Mexican, for ac count, 261, 27 ; ditto 1864, 26 ; New Granada Two per Cents., 30/ ; ditto Deferred, si ; Russian, 1882, 891 ; Spanish, for account, 1484; ditto New Deferred, for account, 41} ; ditto Certificate*, for amount, 174, 17, ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 72 ; ditto 1882, for amount, 741, 1; ditto 1001. Bonds, 744 ; ditto 1883, 701; Venezuela, for account, 171 ; ditto 1882, for account, 404 ; ditto One-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 84. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to 4 prem., ex div. ; General Credit, 24 to 4 prem., ex div.; London Financial, 64 to 7 prem., ex die. ; Imperial Mercantile, It to prem., ex div. ; Hudson's Bay, 164 to 4 ; Otto man Sochite Ginirale, 21 to 4 prem. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Metropoli tan District Railways, 71 to 84 prem. ; China Steamship and Labnan Coal, 1 to 04 dis. ; Rio Janeiro Gas, 1 to 14 prem. ; West Loudon Docks and Warehouses, Ito 04 die. ; Varna Rail way, 44 to 5 prem. ; South African Land and Aflame, Ito 1 prem. ; Atlantic Railway Deben ture scrip, 8 to 10 prem. ; Millwall Freehold Land and Docks, 24 to 3 prem. ; and Financial Insurance, 4 to 14 prem. HALF-pasr Two o'CLocz. Consols are still quoted 90 to 4, both for money and the account (April 6). The following, with reference t the debt of New Granada, was posted yesterday in the Stock Exchange : Messrs. Bering Brothels and Co. have remised by this mail go amount of New Grimed. dividends—From Custom house of Banta Marta, 2,0094 lls ld. ; from Custom-house of San Jag de Oncette, 6911. 12s. 7d. No &deices have been received from Venezuela by this mail, the steamer from La Gusyra not having reached St. Thomas's in time to catch the packet for Southampton. The mail from Guayaquil has brought a remit tame of 8321. 7a. 3d. on account of the dividends on the debt of Ecuador. About 85,000 sovereigns, just received from Alexandria, were sent into the Bank yesterday. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon showed an unfavourable tendency, owing to the reduction in the value of money here. The list is subjoined : 3 month', 11.194 to ; ditto, 3 days, 11. 1 1 2 1 1 4 16 t1 1 111 • Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.194 to ; Ant weep, 3 mont hs, 25.471 to 523 ; Hanablug, ma. butoo. months, 13.81 to 9 : Paris, 3 days, 23.20 to 25 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.424 to 474; Prankfort-on.the-Idaime, 3 moaths, 1304 to f ; Bt. Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 304 to 4; 'Vienne, eff. no., 3 months, 11.321 to 371; Trim* .6. So., 3 mouths, 11.324 to 374 ; Madrid, 3 months, 474 to 4; Gediz, 3 months, 474 to 8 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.55 to 60; Genoa, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Miles, 3 meths, 25.55 to OD • Naples, S months, 25.55 to 60 ; Palermo, 3 mo nths, 25.55 to 60 ; Meigiaa, 3 mosthe, 25.55 to eo ; Lisbon, 90 days, 514 to 3 ; Oporto, 20 days, 511 to f. The steamer Pera, from Alexandra, has brought 36,4731. in specie. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes : Oda sad hellhole ' Inseam £426,000 Bilk daemon& ..... .. %mese 946,000 Gevernrooss demnias.. . . ... Ise r e = 1,480,000 Notes in circadetiog. ...... Decrease 392,000 Private deposit, Advances The progressive reduction in the rate of discount of the French Bank to its present point of 34 per cent. has at last occasioned some revival in its business, as shown by the increase in the discounts. At the same time the remarkable increase in the coin and bullion continues. A large commercial failure was announced yester day, the hrm being that of Messrs. Kelson, Tritton, and Co., East India and general merchants, of Old Bread-street. The probability of this event was ' currently rumoured some months ago, but it was then averted, and in the interval the liabilities have been largely reduced. They still, however , repre sent as much as 900,0001., but a portion this amount is covered. According to an estimate which has been made, the deficiency does not exceed 40 , 0001 ., and in any coot it is stated that the liquidation will be favourable. The proximate cause of the stoppage is the recent suspension of Messrs. Smith, Douglas,_and Co., of London, who owe Messrs. Belson, Tritton, and Co., about 30 , 0001 . Extensive losses ha ve als o been made through the difficulties of other bowies, as well as by the continuous decline in the value of produce, of which the assets chiefly consist. Mama Kelson, Tritton, and Co. commenced business in 1857, and have °envied a very respectable position. It is understood that their corresponding firm at Liverpool will not be affected by this failure. An operation in connexion with the Southern Confede racy may, it is thought, eventually show a large profit, but no amount on this account is included in the assets. The circular lowed to the creditors is as follows : 26, Old Broad-alreet, London, Much 31. We mesh regret to Inform you, that in consequence of erattesed failures of houses, at home sod abroad, with wheat we have been amixdated, we feel it our duty Is the Wands of cur friends to place our books in the beads of Moss. Harding, Pnilein, Whinny. sad Gibbons, who will give their immediate attention to the preparation of a full statement of our attain for your consideration. In the we may state that we have every pram to believe The following is from the report of the directors of the Chartered Book of built, Australia,• mid China, to be submitted at the meeting on the 12th of April : The gametal bahmeasheet for the year elided Met Deem her lest, new prorated to the sharehol ler., exhibits a net profit of 101,8271. 18e. 51., to which has to be added the sum of 13,061/. 14.. 4•1., carried forwent from the previous year. After dedoctiag the Wigan!, interim divider( declared on sth October last, amounting to 54,1401., then remains a disposable balance now of 63,3491. 12a. 9d. The director. repel that they feel under the necessity of rettiug aside a sum of 22.0001, to meet bad and doubtful debts, chiefly attributable to the resent depreciation of Eastern prairie bald as collateral security. Oat of the sum of 41,349!. 12.. 9d. ranainiug, they recommend the shareholders to declare • dividend for the half-year Gilded 31st December last, at the rile of 10 pee cent. per annum. free of income-tex, and which with the preview halfgear's interim dividend. will amount to 12( per cent. for the whole veer. A balance of 1,3491. 12..a1. will then remain to be carried over to the new accusal. At the last annual meeting, ties directors reported that the premium cm the ism of 7,800 new shares bad been Nerved ; and they have now to sdd that all the calls in furtherer* of this Jeerers of the benic's capital, raising it te 800,0001.. were duly paid up—the reserve fond neellampana lag to 105,0001. The directors consider iS extremely da drib% for the interests of the bask to &AM, for the shareholders the right, which most chartered treks, and all companies incorporated by act of parliament, smear to possess, of re-eleeting immediately all the tires tors duly qualified who may go out annually by j rotation • the existing charterer this bank restricts the share- throe to the raelsetios of only creel the out-going7 l r; ton. The opportunity of this application to the Treessup would also be availed of to solicit that the directors may make provisions/ appointment. in ease of vacancy in the ir number during the year—ensh occasional appointments to be subject to confirmation by the sbarehaltiers at the next ensuing ordinary general meeting. They propose accordingly to apply to her Majasty's Treasury for those pr,vile,,as f sad in terms of the deed of settlement, two a x:ramilioary primal meetings of the shareholders must sanction the ap plieatioe. After despatch, therefore, of the business of the ordinary meeting this day, It will be imostitited se Wit ordinary one for the special objects indicated. Mr. George Thomson auditor of the Band[ of London, has been appointed auditor of the Lwaloa and South African Steamship Company. Mears. J. Henry 83hroder and Co. have announced that the half-yearly dividend on. the bonds of the Four-and-a-Half per Cent Swedish Government Luau of 1864, due the 15th April, !will be paid on and after that day ; and that the beads drawn for repayment must also be presented. It is notified that the share certificates of the General irrigation and Water Supply Company of Franco will be ready for issue on Monday neXt in exchange for the bankers' receipts and letters of allotment. The lists of applications for shares in the Mill wall Freehold Land and Docks Company will be closed on Wednesday next, the sth April, at 4 o'clock, for London, and at 12 o'clock (n9un)'tbe following day for the country. Some anxiety is felt respecting the safety of the ship Rlnoldo, which sailed from London for Cal cutta on the 21st September last, and bad not .ar rived out according to the last advice.. The rate of insuranoe upon her has accordingly risen at Lloyds' to 30 guineas premium. FRIDAT EVElnita. Consols, which closed yesterday at S9l tot for the dth of April, opened this morning at r , and, after touching 89 15-16 to 90, closed at 89 to 4. For money the last price was 89f to 1. he official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 90, 89/ 90 ; ditto, for account, 891, 1, 90, 894 • Three per Cents. Reduced, 87/, 881 ; New Three per Cents., 871, 881, 87/ ; India Stock, 214 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 10.5 i, } 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 99, ; Five per Cent. " aniseed " rupee paper, 1081. The India Five per Cent. Stock shows a fresh advance. Exchequer Bills remain at 3s. to (is. prem. Foreign stocks were firm, with an upward ten dency, though closing, in moat cases, at a rather decided reaction from the best prices of tho day. Egyptian, Confederate, and Ecuador Ponds, roars r cent., Italian scrip and Turkish Bonds of 1858, and Turkish of 1863, 1 per cent. Spanish moire Bonds and Certificates and Turkish Mo nolithic, however, left off about 4 lower than yes. terday, and there was a decline of 4 in Venezuela Bonds of 1862. The shares of the financial companies were in quired for, especially Loudon Financial, Interna tional, and Credit Funcier and Mobilier, which have improved. Imperial Mercantile Credit shares, however, have receded, but, as it would appear, merely owing to the circumstance that one of ihe partners in the large mercantile firm whose stoppage has token place to-day is a director of this undertaking. The closing quotations am an nexed, viz. :—lnternational Financial, 1 7-16 t 0946 prem.; Genersl Credit, 2 5-10 to 7-16 prem. ; don Financial, 61 to 7 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, lf to 11 prem. ; an Credit Fonder sad Mobilier (old shares), 51 to 4 prem. Bank shares were firm, with a fair number: of Inquiries. In some cases, including Loudon mei County Bank, South Eastern, London Joint Steck, and Londou Chartered Bank of Australia, priors Improved. Bank of Australasia shares were stmsly, neither did any decline in them take place yester day when the dividend was deducted from the pries. The miscellaneous shares market was more maim. Hudson's Bay shares have risen to 161 to 4. National Disoount, Joint Stook Discount, Oriental Commercial, and the shares of the Canada Coln pany were all quoted better. East India Financial were fiat. The closing (but in some oases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are subjoined ; —Metropolitan District Rsilways, 8 to 81 prem., being 'lower ; Varna Railway, 41 to 5 prom.; Rio de Janeiro Gas, 1 to 14 prem. ; West Lon don Docks, 1 to 01 dia. ; South African Land and Finance, to 1 prem. ; Millwall Land and Docks, 21 to 3 prem. ; Rhas Hall Iron, 14 toll prem. ; and Financial Insurance, 1 to 11 prem. CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER AGAINST A WOMAN. 00ILYFTTAL OF THE AOOUSED.-(THIS DAY.) This morning Mr. W. J. Payne, deputy coroner j for the Olty and Southwark, rimmed an inquiry relative to the death from alleged violates of William Hutton, aged 38 year.. It appeared from the sykietme taken on the former occa sion t ha t the deepened wee a cooper, living at No. 6, Her. hare'e-buildiap, Waterloo-road. About • month task be mimed • last beloogieg to hie eon, a shoe maker, sad thinking that • crape flower maker, named Sash Detett had taken It be mutt to her for it. She seat beck two lasts. Next day . ehe came to the deosesed and asked for them again, saying they were ~k: hen. She was given one sad told to wait fur the other till 2,",' dmeased's son mine home. She thereupon struck deceased a furiously with the Wt that bad been given to her. She to Indicted snob infinite on his bead that in three weeks he to died from their effect*, combined with the prostration of a to fever for which, it would appear, he was sickening at the 8, time be we umulted. tN Sarah Debett, la her defeat*, deposed—l live at 14, Her- „. bed'* build rap lam a married woman, and. my nu aa nls Borah Orohud. My husband, a painter, left me 12 yearn AS. age to ge to Ateraikt, promising to sandlot me when he got St mosey, bat I never beard from him since. I became M. 111 titste and went to live with George Debett as his wife. On I : the day of the occurrence with the deceased I went to him et . for my Leta, and I spoke very civilly, but he said "Take me, ge, the other is mine, cad l will Mock you out if you St don't quit the house." He seised me round the waist and 56 tried to pooh me out. I raised my hand, and the last awl- al distally struck him on the temple. St at. William Fruit Hughes, a boy, 11 yearn old, was recalled. st This Memos, in deteHbing on the last occasion the assault which be bed happened to see from the street, mentioned k. incideatally that since his father banged himself in last lc. August, be had slept only on the doorsteps of the houses in a. the Waterloo-read, and that be had no home. He now stated ••• that the widow of the deceased had taken him to live in her boom since he ggaave his evidence before the court. He posi- e tively oostrsdisied the statement of the accused. itt Gracie Jones said that she saw the °commute, and the 101. seemed struck deceased with great violence, and without to having been herself assaulted. He was covered with I ,T, blood, mad he fell into the arms oft young man sad said, " Go for the palm' et. David Brown corroborated the last two witnesses, and peeved that the accused said when she strock the decoked, 60 " It would take a man mid not a our to put me out." 25 The Coroner having summed up, The jury returned a verdict of "Manslaughter against 4t. Sarah Debett, otherwise Orchard, for feloniously killing gt, and slaying William Hutton. * 23 The Coroner then belied his warrant for the committal IL of the woman Debett to prison to await her trial at the IL ensuing sessions of the Central Criminal Court, Elizabeth Hutton, a girl 17 years of age, being bound over to prose- u este in the case. PROVINCIAL ROARS MARKETS. LITII*OO3., SWAN 31.-Sslea to-day:-Groat Western. 741 10 4.• 1 6 -Innesalsireand Iforkshtre.ll6- London and North Western, 1191 1114} 1 i 10 101-11anchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire. I t . 601-Itetropoiltan. ON 1 1--alidland, : F i r 4--Ditto. 9L sham p. 31 -North Eastern, Berwick steak, 1661 1- South Eastern. *I 61--areal Beaten, 0. live per cent., fl i i . No. 1, 1061-Buffalo sod Lake Harou. 41 6-16-Greet Western of ~ Canada, 0-14ie, 37-110uois Central, a* 1 --Antwerp and Rob St (*dam. 101-Datra Rhenish,* 1 p. - -Great Luxembourg ..., shares 110-16-Sambre and Meuse. 7 1-16 rd.-Mexican 3 per 7.. cent., 11-• **erste loan, 311 1 - United States AlO Bonds, 56e ic , -Eastern Exchange Bank (United), 1 13-16 cl.-bleremattle and 84 Exchange Bank (Limited), 2 19-16 d. British and Foreign Ma- ~. rine ;Llnsite4)„ 41 p.-lAverpool and London and Globe The and 7< Life, 101 p.-11sMthese Ineuran m e im ie limited), 4d. -Queen Insur- = sacs, 6.16 p,-Reysi Insarenee, 0.-Unlon Marine (Limited), '" 1 15-16 li p.-Natioaal &ma ), Ii d.-EsciSe Steam. 106. ssOgraern, MAJOR IL - A good bunnies was dans hat at ~-... rather lo • er prices ARlanos Wank (Limited). 3 0.-Balokow, "'2..., Yanghan,and Co. (limited). Op.-Bu ff alo sad Lake Huron, 41- 10 C. Osmanli and Co., 1 .-1114bw Yak, Company (limited), lia. ,: t is le d.-Great *Afar% 47 Inuenboanr, II 7-16 1 7-16- 10 Great Northern, A, 101 44 1 6 1--Grand Trunk of amada, 1)4 181-Great Western of 9-Great . Wotan, TO 11 5- 10 Heywood, H., 6.. and Co. (Limited), 4 p.-lludeon'e Bay, lilt 1-16 us Central, 021 1 1--Jolui Brown and Co. f limited), 14 p. -Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1131-London st , d Caledonian 100 Marine Insurance (I halted), 1 p.-London and North Western. 100 1191 4 1 i 111 f 1-Manchester and County Bank, 4 p.-Man- 116. e t = cheater, ilh alci , and Linooladdre, 601 ! 1 1 11 It 116 . 1- Mercantile Bank (lholtedr, 1 16-16 41--M . 100 12* 1 1 1 111 1-Ditto New Zrtenaloss 1 1-16 p.- , es 134-New York sod Fite, 37+ 761 - North Britlak 63- North It. Staffordshire New. 1 p.-lionthAnstwo.ll4l 1-Steveley Coal and 10 Iron Company ( Limited), 14 p.-Thames and Mersey Marine IL Isnatanc• (Limited), 51 p.-United States 6.20 Years' Bonds, IN 67-Railway Steel and net If p.-Illsekburn Purchase. V9l- 100 Edinburgh and Glasgow. 861 1-Dl*Act Dank, 171 p. 166 BULILLIONAIS, MARCH IL -There were Irsamentous to-day in 100 Muntgs Mend at 1 din, and they closed at 1 1.16 to 16-16 Ms. 100 Birmingham Joint Stock Banks closed at 361 to 161--Blrmhighant 1* Old Union MIL 61 to 1 - Railway Rolling Such, 13 to 134- 10 Patent abaft and AM**, 6 to 41 prem.-in itallwsys, no th 100 doing. 100 is Thaeno Racwows. The traffic receipts of railways in the Veiled kingdom amounted, for the eg, week ending the 25th of March, on 11,8.41 MUM, to N. 590,7251., and for the corresponding week of last year, on ea. 11,490 miles, to 609,9271., showing an increase of 3 51 miles, and a decrease of 192021. The gross receipts on ~.1 • 1 the following fourteen railways amounted in the eg 100 - gregate, on 8,374 mites, to 482,8731., and for the 10 corresponding week of 1884, on 8,097 mile*, to 501,9431., le showing an increase of 277 miles, and a decrease of 19.0701. IL The decrease on the Great Bastern amounted to 1,4781. ; dt as the Great Southern god Western to 554/.; on the Great "'• Western to 2,1591. ; on the lAnoashire and Yorkshire to a r 1,9371. ; on the Loudon sad Brighton to 5,6134 ;on the M Loden and South Western to 4,4241. ;on the Manchester, 11. BbeffSeld, and Liooolnehireto 1,5851.; en the Midland to et 2,29111. ;on the North Eastern to 888/. ; and on the South N. Easters to 3,8261.—t0ta1, 2 4 , 8 f 1 / 1 . ; bat from this must be N. defeated 1,0631., the Increase on the Caled onian ; 2,9061. a) on the Great Northern; 3121. on the Loudon and North Western ; and 13061. on the North British, together 5,5811. ; leaving the decrease as above, 19,070 /. The goods and mineral traffic on those lines amounted to 299,7291., and for the corresponding week of 1864 to 272,2561., 'bowing an Woman of 27,4731. The receipts for percale, do., amounted to 183,1441., against g i ,681 1 7., showing a denten of 46,5431. The traffic re ceipts on 63 other lines amounted, on 3,483 miles, to 107.8621., sad for the corresponding week of last year, on 3,393 miles, to 107,9641., showing an increase of 70 =ilex sad a decrease of 1321. in the receipts. The total receipts of the past week show a decrease of 6,1441. as compared with those of the proooding week ending the 18th of lank. THE ACCIDENT TO THE !CARL 07 DIVIIRT..-411 0:0001100 answer to isquiriee in Hatott.equare at a late hour last night Us, „„,,,M ) I i lO it was stated that his lordship was still insensible, and was ;:::: r „, coestdered to be in a most dangerous state. Dn. Prescott, 60.070 10 Hewitt, Skey, and Milner, are in attendance, and but faint woo 20 hopes are entertained of his lordship's recovery. llo, ooo 60 One of the jokes in connexion with the First of .Asoo 60.. April has been perpetrated on the British pnblio this year. 4 4 401 ; A somber of free admissions to a grand Donkey Show at the A mp Ho Agricultural Hall have been in circulation for the last few 10,000p0 due, the @bow to commence on this (Saturday) morning. e 0,009 sot It is esedisie to add that the donkeys exhibited are of sin. La;o 000 16 plathisse elistseter, being in their other capacity so many le 10 : 1 25 0 1 25 poisons d'A era. —Orchestra. • 110,0001 10 1 The three first acts of L' A f ricaine were rehearsed pop leo on Tuesday night, with the scenery, and the theatre 11,000 IGO lighted up. Amongst other effective pieces admired by 1 4° 6 ° 8 ° most persons present, an Indian march is spoken of, u 6 6 :: ( 2! 2 4 most original sad suecoodul. The sums offered for the ,„;,7„, 00 best places to witness the lint representation of L'Afri- 40.00 u 00 wine are fabnions.—Orrilestre. 16,00 u 100 John Stuart Mill, ► who ben all along been a good 20 ‘ 000. 100 Mud of the United States, ham directed that whatever l ' i l:::11 0 0 : copyright may be allowed by the American publishers of 204000 . his works shall be given to the Sanitary Commianion or some 0,2, similar ob)ect of national charity. —Borton (U.S.) *.paFr 0,000 26 I NCONSI DERATE TREATMENT OT NURSES,—S o me I.a. eO6 .1 ladies will pay any fee to attain a ours* from a Home or I re: 00 school, wal agree to the rules, and promise everything I mo te , and then behave uif the aurae was made of some material a, too that would not wear out The promise is Chet she shall 00.000 23 have ten boars (the smallest reasonable allowance possible) 6,000 100 in the twenty-four for bed, meals , and the ope n air ; but in Illk, 1 1 : a little while she finds it impossible to get her clothes off 7 0 , 00 fora week together, or to leave the sic .room for more 72 ou p 60 than a sap when she mu get it. It Is true, the authorities *AM 10 should look to this ; and doubtless they do when they are 6,000 100 appealed to ; bat a humane nurse will rather comply with a.coo 50 hard conditions than make difficulties in a season of family Woo lt &strew ; but the fact gets abroad—by her subsequent ex. 1 Z: 40 1 '; handle's, if no oth.- - '--aod It operates to deter. So i 22. •00 L ee demand fr ---e 4.100 00 does the fatigue caused by the strong . for nun.- from the Homes and schools, when the nurse, just returned from the funeral of a patient, fatigued, depressed, and I, almost ;mediae nursing herself, is sent out on a new duty ! before she hashed the tong nights of sleep, and the few easy I Jaye absolutely needful to At her for smother charge. This I wA, it constantly happening. The proper remedy is a fuller 37, supply of stilled nurses ; but, meantime, some ere con tinuelly wearing out ; and when they have to give up the to, vacation, and are seen broken down, mid without mean. and , " ilithout employment, it is not very surprising if observers is, they bad rather he areas or domestic fermate. I The remedy for Win is in protecting the interests of the seem by bringing theeehtlees and selfish employers to it, fiascos, sad showing thee that they must take strew oa v the MOW' ewe tense, or p without. The aspecistesd este of the bassi and iamb wont else he most mishit than seise of them have bees Is petting the fights and erotoot• I it I lag the health of the winnben of their household. The rest • swat he looked far fres Warsaw of when is the pates- I eies„—CorsAill *Vaasa he IlptiL .401 9 0 40 ° 1 / 1. le rtho 1111 4000 16 1 1,000 10 ),4es ss 4600 13 4000 60 T. I 22 I. 10 r. 20 4000 II IS'' ' - 1. 111. 01/ . 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If Amore AWNHAGIN—Tows tallow, 435. ; fat by aft* 2s. 14. ; yellow licissisu, 41e. 6d.: melted staff, 314 ; rough ditto, 17s. ; tallow peeves, its ; good dregs, 7e. SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.—(THIS 0.4.) Messrs. Harvey sad Easton report tads slow at the Set lowing prices :—Prime bay from 95a. to 106 s. P clover, old, 110.. to 1265. Straw. VA to Ma. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) The weather being still unsettled, vegetables keep some sod deer. Continental arrivals help, however, to mroply the delrieacy ; they oompriss hitt:wee, iodise, radishes, sr* chokes, (rime potatoes, sad green psis. Trade in old potatoes, except for best samples, is still heavy. Amon" fruit Dome good pears sad apple" may pre be bad ; pinespples are somewhat seams ; grapes are eao - for the demand. Kest oohs fetch from 70a. to alls. per 1001bs. Oranges keep emnparatively gond sod Leaden fetch from 6s. to Su per 100. Plower. C l e waist of *rebid., heaths, tulips. hyselstim, Chinese salsa mama camellias, mignonette, and nom all liam.,WeLli Wear Val roltn=iiLE gm aim« Fad . . la 16i3•4011iab oodism .. an regio. • men an D Loath.. with ell Do. 8 1l p. o.lopild to e. 100 'Dublin and Beft“ Jost 01l Doadoo,Partk,&•bd.Jo 100 tellaburghaal HO Clow sada.= 108 onwi Nodlors Ord. BC 100 Do. • 01010 100 DO. E. Ass. elk., No 2 100 Great North of kolioad 100 Drootlfcethona 100 Do.• j • tea. no ay. an -100 Do.DI I.oop. o. lipoid 13 100 Gt. Roothon & tom west am) 100 Gnat W 100 Do.oooot 001.0ao.lik 100 Do. South Wales 100 Do. W. 111(1.—Daord 100 Do. Do. NOWPOII 100 Do. Do. Iler•for/ 100 Loncoahlzo a Tortalltr 100 Imola. Auld Blackwa 100 bAk.,bry & B.i.kowt Liadatan,rt Do' 100 LomilioftaDonh Waslo 100 Loadon&loothWodern 100 ass..lllo4..iLlsboolusb llorypon sad Quirt. at Do. Do. Nam 1011 Wotroyo/Don Do. Now a/1 Matro.Dla. (Pro. aortae. W. do. do. 100 100 Do. New iv. Do Dm. 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J Idweloa 100 Grand Trou siaLt el usoade ell Po. la i c% all Do. lg all Do. do. deternd all Do. lad Ent Bowie all Do. do. deferred an Do tad prel. Rock all Do. do. deferred gl Do. Ws prat. Stock . all Do. do. dalarred 1110 Ogg Imago reatoeoio II Do. goo. 6 per cent. O Do. New do 100 OR S. of India Fe. 6p. et WS Doe% per es* II Do ell Gt. Week= of Cap& 10 Do. New all D0.41p.0.1k1e. 1873 all Do.le do. do. 10 pay. 774 I IndlAs Branch, Limited 1 Do. New 100 Madras war. 6p. centl 100 Do. do. Id do ICS Do. a 4 4 do.- 11 Do. flak lineafoo 100 Welk. Corp. .3 per a. Dd all llNts. and floberes nay all N.BraiLet emelt/. & 100 N.R.otean.ep.o.lid p.B. 100 saws. pa. 1r 100 Do. Deihl 0...—.. I Do. do. do. 100 Do. Tani sub d 0...... 100 Do. Indus 84.914. do. No. I Oki te.ooo 100 19,000 60 mum 40 30,060160 10,010 WO 100.000 10 40,000 60 10,000 60 11.300 20 biilll4 Agra a elsesennen't(L. _pw. Do. New.. 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D N.8.W.1e.0,.6 p. 0.111061 Do. 6p. n 1071 b IP6 N Do. 6 p. a 184 to IS6 N ,000 .. Now Zealand (Ipir Not. D 100 .. Den 6 per coat. 11 100 .. Nova Scotts 13 p. a.. 1875 10 .. Quendand Gov. 6 p. at. 1.1 .. 6,A061.000.11 p. a.,14 1878111 l V10.000.0p.e.,/60.4J I Do. d 6.6 p.a. Ar 011.606, DININSSB2III woo,u 119.1. i fi il It IS St ot to U pm I 1 41tal 16 . SS 4 s ti $ lUs NI 96 110 196 No. 1 dh. 1 j e 1 I ra% Y ii 11 9t bi l 04 910 0 2 VW If 11 oi4hi lIBLIPLITII9I. 92 94 99 91 99 91 91 83 80 IR 108 146 106 148 197 109 106 107 102 104 108 111 108 106 1K 107 107 100 106 107 90 93 98 100 92 91 91 II 1 108 106 et 92 9 " 6 102 104 101 107 ,:i ii i , l Bt. (4 . t. s ibua. , tp.croz.eutoi. 144 , 4 II BB . p..M. —iii . . sc --0x.,4 1 Gt. lea. & !illy. . .../1 It lano.tYkAp.e.Jas&lly I lOW, St. LoaklirtilLtp.o.lao&J 1 `l' Bt. L&N.W.4p.0.1a0.1J it. St. Do. SI p.e.Joa.&Jul 10 BS L&S.W..lp.o.Joa.la 101 St. Ilitlland,4p.o.lazi.&.l 101 Bt. N. British. LP.& D. S., It. N. S Ait.:;4I,I:I A ZIar 1:: Bs. doot.N. a-We. Ao.&flet. inn 110111110 If OBLIGATD too} not tOMI6 I 110,04 &WWI 51,000. 116 raidili I:0 ° FaatJ 100 O.4tJ 100 o.&July 100 a.4la 100 met.l 100 &D.E., E u t a .7. ur r ,p.illdlet. r ad iiiiii 1111e,7 02,141 :3. ti 7 ai 90 98 satLivaTs. aU U.lAseashoms6p.cant. 20 1 all Do. 100 'all Havana and Matanzas 100 all Ismanna and Fribourg 100 sU ratans andlabanUla 100 MI Do. flecos4 tams JO all North of Trance 20 all Do. UatoCharLalp et. 100 all Ottoman (Smyrna, &a.) 40 all PartaLyom,alfusp.ct. 20 all Do. New ... .sp. M. 100 a Raw as. cz.) 4 all Royal Swedish Ip. 44. 100 all ilagss La grand' 7 p.M. SO aLI 111. Anadfxsa-IfaIaSPAL 100 'all SoatkaaaLot Port.7p.e. 10 all Soathersof IfraneMp.o. $0 all South Italian, II par et 00 Ml 111.01.N.W.0f Yrs.{ p. 0. N 101 94 N N N N WI Itei T K 91 96 97 106 107 96 96 IT4 96 99 97 100 96 99 06 99 ilk 121 90 99 PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Northern 5 per cent., 11l to Great Water.— i&iginals ppestt ant, redeem pra1..102/. Great wester.—Wort MIU —Oxford, let guarantea stock, 123 b. Great Wester.—Ditto ditto guaranteed share', bi per colt. MS, N. FOREIGN RAILWAY& Baia end Bas Feaseisee (Live), goo. 7 pet seat., ] 5 ll. Dutch litheatill (161. mid), 221. Greet , 121. Impeded Maxie= Lexemboiteg ßamey (Limited), Se 1. Ottoman (Smyrna to Abb 10f. Sembee sod NOM% 51 ti memit. psi. (A paid), 91. Wort Fkodete, B. Ditto, 51 per esst pea 9f. 1. MINZB.-(THIS DAY.) Two Moot. The mining market is steady to-day, with a fair amount of business. East Lovell, West Cars don, Tresavean, and Wheal Seaton 'bares are in good hest, at firm. quotatna. Subjoined are . - roll - • esesatime _. wow 5t,.... some of the present prices, rig East Lowell, t ;b a t t h e N a ag&- s o f our m u, e will b; fi x embie 160 ju MUM t 14 to f ; East Caradou, 1.4 to 15 ; 0100erbett —Woo., year obedient servants, Pty Meta. fir Pia. fla to Mt • Omni" IPT 1 00 . Si t* Ts , South Condurrow 24 to I ; Cli ff ord Amehts- 1 " KI:LBON. TIMM; am 0 , Grapes, per W., Ile to is Lemons, per Mk Ss to Ss mated, SI to ; 'West Condos, 6 to 7 ; Tenders for 4100,0001. of NewEestlaud government Alialoarbis• rir s r e r" is"' " 2 ,:=1, 1 1, 7 41,12 10 Tresavean, sto ; Frank Mills, 64 to f ; East 4 pee mot. Treasury Bills were opened yesterday inns, pew 5 7,:,";;;;.. 1 .04.0c, al cr eas.as, tea to sot Guunislake Ito 4 • West Beton, 180 to 190 ; and •at the Bank of New Zealand. Applications amount ViIIWITAIIIJIL Wheekihan, 2ncto 201. ling to nearly 700,0001. were received, of which sum Oehlia.pardm .ll 6.1 *2 166 • = 4 - Is ea t° llo .wise, per 100,Is to Is Per lb , ad 1, • Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive, I 18D 0001 . was above the minimum. The balance 117„,,,,„.. per 300 . lon to 14. Gsrbe, per lb .81 and prices unchanged. I could all bare been allotted in the room, but the sawn slat Is 14 so Is ea =. per 60z., ts 14 es is el per pannet,le Wale The shares of the Val Swain Mines Company , ags,t4 for the issue of the loan have decided to 1.0 7.1"...T4,1,1,„ . m . r . 1.1 tee n .. I. g o are quoted }to 1 prem. receive applications till 12 o'clock on Monday tint . , loon, do.. sot to Me e • co:, la to We are requested to state that the share list of for the euallottecl portion of the second serial at „ Ileine ta tt . es e rs . m ' washroom, P .po bt I . s is to u all the Val-ffeesam Mines Coulpany (limited) will be and abase 11, e s . per cent. premium, and of the ib T l i e r t,T r e r baud% 44 •41 Weds,. peetau sisre, saes closed or. Saturday, the Bth of April. third series at lad above 11. 16s. per cent. premium. csouchws, sack is ad to 44 I Rabe, per bench. 14