The Express. — London, England, 1861-03-25 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE mils DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Ware lb. CAIMII/1401111111 Goullsurn. ) ni Mt T. R. LEW 114. The lealtrupt was • weecbsat of tioolitequare. Crutcheil fmie-. trailing to laths, China, and Aestralis. Tki. ea. the rertieeste titiretieg. The lir.hilitie, are , i,i410/. ; .• VW.. property bell ae security returord at ill. Prawn, is his repot, states that the bankrupt, in peid a ompositios .4 in the pound ; be a t tain • • •ao.l the court nailer the anangenient clause~ in •I Lod, hot was made hunkrupt. Ilia present account. • ..col in October, 1.4.11„ with an assumed capital of hut he was in reality in so lv en t a t th a t time. The la . hle moots is this country were mall, and would not - - .W. The property abroad, in India, China, and .t• was siihject to real...rive, awl would probably ..11 f ar •hort .4 the bankrupt'. mtimate. Mr. Clarke (Clarke and Moore), who appsared for the maid that thi• win the third failure, but they did i ,• .11..1 to the luukrupt hai lug a thin)-class certificate. Mr Lawrence was for the lunkrupt. Iles Ilosour soul the lunkrupt ought 4.think himself well .4f with a third-else. certificate. Ilia books had been very hvil!' kept ; and a man who came here for the third time ~nl.l nut plead unavoidable loss or misfortune. IN lIIt 'ICON, WAI.Wak. AND co The bankrupts were sten:hoots o( lisll•alley, Lomboril• street. The f a ilur e wearied is PCs the liabilities iii.wonls of 400,111101. lavalesils of la AJ. is the imolai hose since berg pad . • awl the assets now is betel, it w espetteil, will yield a fa rther dividend of lid. is the pooad. (Before Mr. ('ommiwi.wer llolroyd.) IN RI. Korn'. The lienkrupt was a mon:haul, of Ftrowl-street.buitlings. Mg. 1.144 the raaasibiato•es naketing. I.iabilitics. 5.7101/. ; 1.11110/. The arevuuto were prop.tieil by Mmes. ',Art !Unifiers and 11,.e 1r.. Mr. Ilnodic. Isvr the i4r0i1g1114 . 4, .aid that a iiiiestbon ah. - ther the trokt opt had Wit Ipeeti in liiirtrielhillp w.th hi. brnther, but this ho doa;;lp olenie4l. Them WWI Ow. a tran.w•ta.o with Mrs. l'haropion, the hankrupt'a titer, cu shah further infornsatinu a.. required. .%ftcr un osplanatney st.iteineut front the bankrupt, his II unur alWw.d him to pom. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MA it1.8 1 )1{0U011-111TREET. DcremuiNED ATTEMPT A? MC/CID[. 1. , 1 ,, wrq H0d..., a tailor, was charged before Mr. Tyr abut with the ("Bowing daring Attempt At suicide. i.e..rge Nukes, • labiuring man, mud th.tt .in Saturday cveiiii.g he mu laming through St. .Isinea's•wpgare, when, hearing a cry of " Help," be got over the railing, .4 th.. etielomm, awl found the priaooer lying on his hack with a piece of rive tied tightly roual his throat, the other sal Lean. tied ritual lihs legs. Finding the rope was tied nand hi. throat a, tightly that he meld not news it, then Iraq A knot in it, be ran to mine pereom ',bowie at the rail. Imo and got a knife, with which he cut the rope from the =ei's lock. thc station the primmer sa id h e h a d de r ialiing, but that it was stasvatioa had caused him to da Prisoner ..t he cert•inlr anent to ilo it, but was sow happy be hail Dot in the attempt. He was ia trait &anon soil very to llr elf. Broome, tb.• porter ..f At. Martin's Workhouse, end that the primmer e►. a iliaeolute diameter. He bad bees I. the house, hot dia•bargc.l himself. Mr. Tyrwhitt onlerml the presser to Awl ors. surety for tooth. lied sere the waters Nob.. 5e., an be hail tree tinily roved the prieser's life. MARYLEBONL TIM WILT CLOellki NoVTAIRNT. fir.,ry• Porter is the eeriest of Mr. i;arrow, c or ner of trenirreet„ Licesre-rasid, was charged und e r section 54, clause A, of the olio. Ad r being a disorderly penes, swum soi retnetres is re hotway. Mr. Herrteg attended for the complainant, Joke Bird, rioter L. Mr. Thompson, silk 11111 weer, Ac., in an extessist way of laniers, at -a, Led 74 Edgware rood;. mad Mr. Lewis, Jae. foe defender. In th e statemeat of Mr. Herrin` it appeared that os /Stanley evening last defeedant was distributing bills to paresgen in front rif Mr. Thompena's shop mid Hirer rag them foto the hands of belies who were looking et goods is the window. The nuisance, which woe very per, was coennual for 11110 tura., and defendant wee at length gives lo to custody ; be was hailed, and this Ms/sr and tapested the offence. The conduct alluded to rid sri peatal is Mr. Thompson not thirstier/ proper to adopt the plan permed by other tradesme n o f closing at a very early hour. If. (Mr. Herring, submitted to the magistrate that every nan le briars had a rght to close at whatever hoer be thought It, end he therefore trusted that ho would feel it hie duty to inflict a Asa Mr. Lewin submitted that his chest bad committed ea arse, uliolvr the data*e referred to, and after much dis cuses upon th e eubjert, Mr. Yardley ex himself 'treacly as to the kiwi of anany a b re whi c h same, say toe lewd of it, highly impn.per, sod doesming of strong reason., but he felt that be could sot convict is the car Wore him ; he would not, however, my that it might sot le a matter tut proceeding la • civil court. LAMBETH. CNAIIIOI nr D1811:11/111141 • CON 0111111•11011. Mere Aso Crump, a deformed and leeldss female, was charged before Mr. Elliott with the congregation at St. Paul's church, Newington, during the aura on the evening before. Mr. Gehl,, the clerk at the church, maid that during the service he heard • loud noise in the body of the thew* and oe smog to the place tom whence it pr . oessial laird the pros - icier with a numb er elf mews, and sesend pair of slippers on the bock lame ler. Bri bey* her to be in a state of iatoximeies, he requested heir to tome awa y, b ut she refused to stir, *were vehemently, and told him that "if he dare lay • finger an her she should break his head." Finding runes strain., on use, he (Mr. Gabb) carried her out of the church, and her screams and execrations the while not ouly disturbed, but much alarmed the coogrogution- On getting bar outaide, her conduct was such that he (wit ness) changed ha opinion respecting the Mate she was ia, and having no d ou bt th a t i nstea d of her extraordinary con duct being caused by intoticatios it had been the melee mance of Oversews% of intellect, for her penooal Welty be pe e her iota custody. The prisoner was discovered as having bees at the court on two or three occasions lately, as • complainaet. (in one envision she complained of having been rubbed of her puree he a person who moved her tux niture, and on soother, she charged • inspectable young man with attempting to take liberties with her, and on each of them occasions it was believed bee mind was dimemxi. In reply to the charge, she said it was all false; and Mr. (.ahb said that from inquiries he had made that morning respecting her, he found that she lived by benelf io • eta reamed house, and when even henries& made their appal:- 11We, she set up • loud bowl and screaming. Mr. Elliott directed that she should be taken to the work house, with the view of her being taken proper care of. CAW'S?. THE MARYLEBONE nra. We announoed a few weeks back a number of matches made by this celehrated club, with their flctares, fer tM srrm 10 0 61 ; &Mee then the following adaitioall 'Wars have lora arranged : Nanday, May 8, at Lord's —Two Hosea@ of the M.C.C. (with two howlers cm eimii side). Monday. May lh, at Lord'a-11.C.C. sad ground v. Quid ilourlay, Mar NI, at Lads—M.C.O. ani ground v. Staf fordshire Rant. Thursday, June 6, at Leda—M.C.C. and ground v. the Bar. Thursday, June 13, at Lord's— It C.C. and ground v. Prue F..resten. Thursday, Jam. 20, at Lord's—lLC.C. sad posed v. CL•ltvalsgs rollart, Thursday, Jou, 27, at Lord's —211.C.C. sad per v. Ruzlm!klanoi. rralay, July 12, at Id.rd'a—Eton Collage v. Hamm Ql. tursday, July 18, at Lunt'.—Y.C.C. and ground v. S..ath Wake. The tumid loner at llie club will taw plebe to the Tordion, Lord's ground, IS Weilateday, May 1, when the waiNlipat, Lord Steinberg&le, will take the ekk. Mu.* Nimote Dcsen. —lntelligence has just been mem! is Newcastle-on-Tye. of the death I. South Africa 1.1 Mr. Jobs Burger, a you gestisivaii who am band minket for Nome time is that town. It appears that Mr. Mermen who hare hien living for several roan at W pm* seal Hope, left Hopotormi, Oesego River, ia May, Imq expeditioe to the Zambesi, where be uPseisd re.t with Dr. Liviagetose. He vas aecompaeisd krone' Erin geese awl a sandier al saliva. The puny IQ three mimeos% each of which eashiened a largo qua& 10 , of gempow.kr AU amen to base pea ea moll until OW 'Land of August, whew the traveller, anrod ..melt river, knows as tho fiehlusale, in the aellit• lo , irborel of Maneleimares cavalry, where the weggame s , o , lniera up side try side far amiateal yeateetlea. Mr. who bed twee busting elephant!' all day, nee I. end niatrary to him anal meow retved le sae of th. *Nona. to smoke sod rest, lea,* the other Eerapmes ovum raved therm. Namely two Wastes after hay* th•on a tend. eepkoirra took *rein the waggon in whisk 11r Nix on my, which killed eastaatly th at Illefertelleffike sod wt 4 the Native; sad wee ee kekarei U. not of the party ; fovea horses were killed. sad et the Imams. "sly ass frost axle remaised. Mr. Barger nos tram of are ; he had lose eight vi vre i s the colas, sal was greatly emermened by all who keew him. PALArL H ILI- A•CIInIVN Day. ,4 %r , %DAY. MAR, H 21.—A.1s,ieses ors loyment, 933 dam by ewe tickets, 3,107 total, 4,040. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1861. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwoz. There is still no activity in the mining market, and pricer _pnsient no change of importance. In the Stock Exchange Emit Basset shares have been dealt in at 110, and North Downs at 41. Buni ices him also been transacted iu the following, viz. : —West Resedown, Wheal Trelawney, Great South Tolgus, Providence, Went Caradon, Emit 'Wheal Russell, an 1 East Carn Brea. United Mexicali Mining shares continue to meet with inquiry, and are mark.l in the Stock Ex change 54 and a Linares have been dealt in at and Great Northern Copper, 1. prem., being inquired her. At a general meeting of adveatorers in Fast flunnislake Mime. the accounts .howed a cash balance of 32W. 19s. tit., and an estimated lalance peyments over receipts, before the meeting in June neat, of Wit. d.. SJ. A call of 2n. per share was made. At I:res. Wheal Rosy meeting, on the 22nd instant, the accounts showed a debit balance of 3,353/. 1i e. $4. A all of I/. per share was made. The Wheal Agar amounts, presented at the meeting on the 214 instant, showed a debit balance of 1,30... K. Os. .1, cello( Is. per •lure was made. At the Devon New Copper Mine meeting, on the 21st instant, the accounts showed s reedit balance of 1,244 The directors were authorised to call 11. Ilk. per share upon the whole of the %hares. At Orserld Mine meeting. on the 15th instant, thew:counts showed a credit balance of In4l. 4s. lid. A dividend of !rd. per share 11 , 40 W:,4 declared. The bile of Man Mining Company sold, on the 21st inst., In° tons of lead ore, at 241. se. lid. per too, and 52 toss, at 12/. 12s. Gd. per ton. BE/11811 lodllllBlo/11. - - ---- it. Ird I RAUMATe. I Closing prim I INN. pan. tosty Satur. j to I 100 all !Allanta.4Bl. la 06 70 IL 100 !Dom. Bor. *C.10.4.6p.e. St N 18 AD Do. do. D. , IS 164 1 10 04 au Boialo&lakeHuraaAL 44 II all Do. Prefareisee 8 7 100 100 Balf..lnot,.&Goderirli Spa. Bda., ANA, 11172 Wadonsedbpoo.*LlL 75 80 IN IN Do. Jul,l, LOU, MIN Of 70 IN ICO Do. Jane *S flostern L 1874. ditto di 10 _ II all . 4t i 4 INO 8 Cepa TADoekflp.agna. } li ma _ 74 °Wok gua m t i l d per cent 1* U Eastern Be 84 100 ima. Indian }- 1N all Do. ft p. at DAN._ 07 08 100 all Do. 6p. ct. do 994 100 4 100 4 100 all Do. do. do. 1086-70 14 Or dis 94 N all Geelong & Melbourne — —. 4 SA 100 Grand Trunk of GANN 204 214 21 IN all Do. 0 per et. PON - 011 me au Do.Bec.Pref.6p.d.lle — —.— IN all Do. 4 pee et. Weal 4O 42 IN all Do. 7FR els INS.— 411 OS 100 all Do. do. MT 1N all Do. do. 1874 llB 4I 6< 100 Neat Indian Poulain! ll4 ON 18 1 4 10 8 Do. New l4 li 81 * 0 1 o*. 100 GA 8. of India g. 6p. on --. 1 211 13 Do. Do 2 1 AL 1.4 all 011reat Canada. Mures 14 114 1 1 1 104 II Do. New l4 Ns 100 MI Do.llp.elklapay7Aw.op lll 98 100 all Do. At do_ 77,w1L0p le 1111 IN all Do. do. 78 without', 1411 all D0.64p.a11d5..107.17 lt. 100 Madras Guar. 44 per el 118 IN -- el 100 Do. do. 11 per et 02 112 N. 100 Do. 44 prof ft.a 86 88 10 all Do. 1 per cent. do 81. 100 Melb.Corp..p. ct.bemils -w 28 all N. Brunswick & C.a.& elan cap. als. 10 all De. A do. Land do 8 V V 10 •11 Do. do. B cap. do ll V ID all Do. du. Land do. I I ID fa. Onde (Lnited) —.— 111. 100 Sande 1 181 ..* 10 I. Do. P p.. uidanb tit. 1 Doln4.Bl.Flot.g. S* 10 1 00 ITranklail.Uniltesl.B*lP 1 1 dl. 1 :hakes PROVINCIAL MARE MARKETS. I tv moot, Muni M.--(lreat wealeni 71t I—laitesahlre and Yorkshire, 1111 { I—Lonlon and North Western, W. 6 {—Man citester, tulueltield, and Lincolnshire. 471 7 {—Midland, 1274 7. —North Eastern, Berwick r 'spits! Moth, 101 ! {--mute Misaarn. 25{ NM—Great Losemtsmre, consult., 7—London and North We-tem. Chester and Holyhead. 5 per cent. No. 2. 1101—LIver. pool tool London Eire tool Lde. 10111111=4, 4 p. —'dosesh and Mersey Marine Company, I p. MANriir.area, Sim:mitt —The market was quiet, but steady as t, pry.," ISrkeuhead, NI{ —Caledonian, 1161—tasterni.ouldiuu. ho p. - ',rest Western, lb--Gnat Western of Canada, ttratel Trim': of Canada, S 7.l6—Lanntshlre and Yorkshire. 111! bdolott and North Western, 96{—Midland, 1271-911dland, Neu. I WM p -North Ntatfordshire, 9; IL —Nhefkcid. 47{-lueutit Etstern, 2.s}—Berwleka Int —Thames 1141.1 Mersey, Ip.—lllinois, .1 isiamtionami, Maltcll 25.-71 w only business done today in Birmingham Vans! at 91. and *:':eat Newport weond preference. 115. London and North Werdern were buyers at 'o'—giver Valley guaranteed at 110—t4rmingham Bank at 951—Birmingham Waterworks at 11 —and Dement! Steam at 2.. Stancn 23 —Craven Moor, b. 61. , 311dlan,l, 12711-10 t North Eaabma, Leeds, 001. A committee has been formed at Dublin for the purpose of getting the Botanic Cordons opened to the people on Sunday. The Council of tho Royal Dublin !Society, which has the control of the garden., has refit'sd to lay their application before the members at the next general meeting. - It it unulenitooll that local committees in con nexion with the International Exhibition are this time to be &Walled ; hut the experience acquired by the Corn miesioners of It il, as regards the jury system and some routine details, will be readily turned to account. Besides the novel feature of the introduction of pictures, there are to be two others that are worthy of being mentioned. It is understood that wines, beer, and spirits will be sold in the building. The labelling of arti cles with the prices assigned to them is to be permitted. This was prohibited in but the prohibition was fprac tioilly inoperative, and it is now considered that at the Utmost only temporary inconvenience can arise from na ins• mesa The lune of Court Rifle Volunteers will proceed lio.morrow to Richmond Park, for blank cartridge drill, he. The royal comiiiisAion on the sanitary state of the army is India met on Saturday last at the War.odloe, the Right Hos. Lord Stanley, M.P., io the chair. The other commissioners present were the Right Hog. Lord Herbert, Secretary of State for War ; Sir Proby Conakry, 1LC.8., Member of the Council of India; Sir &weld Mart* C. 11,, F. RS., Physician to the Council of India; Word Dorsal, C. 8., Member of the Council of India; Dr. Oilmen, Director-General, Army Medical Department; Dr. Sritherlaod, and Dr. Farr. Mr. T. Baker, the secretary, IMO is attendance. EIFIAJNION AT HOUNSLOW PoWDSII MILLS. —A working charge explosioo took place at the BOODSIOW Powder Mills of Room Curtis and Harvey on Saturday evening, just previously to the cessation of work. The re port waa unusually loud, but as the material was i n a very imperfect sate the damage done is unimportant, and what is far more satisfactory no person was in any way JOIN& CoNSISCIATION OF THE Holum. OF WORCERTIM. —(THis DAT.)--Tbie morning the ceremony of ecianscretieg the Right Rev. Dr. Henry Philpott, who has been noun mated by the crows to the bishopric of Worcester, reedited vacaotby the death of the Right Rev. Dr. Hoary Pap" took place in the private chapel of Lambeth Palace. TES Patric or WALES.--Bir John Watson Oonloa, president of the Royal Scottish Academy, has been called by royal command to Wiedmr, to have sittings for a portrait of the Prioce of Wales. Mr. Joke Steel!, her Ma}caty's sculptor for Scotland, has also received a Commie sins to execute a bust of the Priem of Wales, which his royal highness proultred to primmest to the High School of Edinburgh, m commemoration of his having presented the prime at the examisatiosi in July, 1850. Cmarr.t. ROYAL, WHlTlNALL—Yesterday morn * • wows was preached in the Chapel Royal, Whitehall, *tbeßer. William ince, one of her Miiiestv's preachers A whitebait, when some most touching allusions were made to the death of her Royal Highness the Duchess Kent. TIM LATE DITIIEsS or KENT. —At a special immpting of the Aberdeen Town Council, held on Friday ',bo's'n, Lord Provost Anderson, in a few graceful intro ductory sentences, proposed an address of condolence to the Queen. The Dean of Guild, in seconding, referred in feel ing tonne to the unostentatious charities which the bite Duels= bad so liberally dispensed in Aberdeenshire daring her summer residence at Abeegeldie Castle, charities which had endeared her to the whole of the dwellers on Desside. TM address was unanimously adopted, and ordered to be transmitted to the Secretary of State. On Saturday evening but "8.0.0." (the Rev. Lent f3idmv Godolphin Osborne) attended a meeting of the Bisolioni Farmers Club, sod delivered an address on "The respective Duties of Landlord, Tenant, and Labourer." There was a very numerous attendance of members of the slab, and some of the leading agneulturista of both Haute sad Wilts were also present. Mr. Fowler presided. During the address, which was of some length, his lordship wee frequently applauded, and at the conclusion a disc-maims issued. The only point of difference had reference to the control of cottages, which several members of the club en reseal an opinion should be vested in the tenant and not In the 'monad. _ Dr.~David Dees, C. 8., Inspector-General of Hospitals. has been appointed to succeed Dr. Nisbet in mediesl charge of Healer Hospital. Mit. Roasurx mem ITALY.—Mr. Roebuck's re cent speech ce Behan affairs has naturally excited much unfavourable comment at Shedlekh as well as in other places. In the early part of lest week a meeting of "the friends of !Salim liberty" was convened by advertisement "for the purpose of inviting Mr. Roebuck to meet his ono stituents at an early date." About 20 perfume attended, sod resolved—" That in "onsiderition of the widespread surprise and regret with whirls Mr. Roebuck', recent speech on Italian alters has been received, this meeting deems it an imperative duty respectfully. hut urgently, to regnant that gentleman to Ir m a visit to his ermetimmoste for th arz .. poet, of folly ex 'sing the view, enunciat e d i n the be meatioued span ." The resolution having been duly for warded by Mr. Booth, th e c h a i rman of the meeting, Mr. Roebuck replied by return of poet :—" Msreh 19, 185 L Mir. - 1 am quite ready to give my constitustite every ex planation in my power. I should be obliged, however, by your 'coding roe the number of the persons who passed the resolution transmitted by you. I as. sir, your obe dient servant, J. A. ROILBUCC.—Mr. A. Booth." Mr. Both replied on Welnewley evening, ruserlog Mr. Roebuck that his Italian speech had excited "deep and beam Mioreet in ShellSeld," and sibling that. thong\ there were sot more than twenty persons present at the uneeting which passed the resolution, there were among that number "Mee of the most active and energetic politicians,* and that, but for the interference of his friends, s meeting of a Mare public nature would have been at once celled. No further reply has log been received from Mr. Roebuck, as edjonnied merlins was held on Friday evening, and •p- panted a sebeemmittes to promote • requisition to the mayor to convene a public meeting is cam no letter wee re esised from Mr. Roebuck by this (Monday) morning an- ', 'bouncing hie iatention to appear helms his conotitoenta. DInit'INDANTS or D*rtim. Ds roc —lO the mouth of May, 1857, James De Fos, the gnat grandson of the =Oise of " Robinson Cruses." died, barite derived support anti tie last years of his lie part from • suheriptioo set Ge with the assistance of the rinses, for bin benefit, but ly from the loamy , and eelfcleoel of two immerrisd daughters. Protracted dekeess, sod much es avoidable distress consequent upon if, occurred to these daughters after the death of their father ; whereupon, at the mammonist of the present year, • few persons to whom the het was known appealed to Lord Palmerton for the pest cif • serslieum mit of tbeQueee's Bounty. This appeal wee at mum responded to by the Prime !finial*, sewl the sum of 1001. was 'minted to the poor dee:enlists I of one of the most remarkable writers of England. SHARE LIST S.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ozooi. Business in the market for British railway stocks to-day is almost at a stand still. Pricos in most instances are nominally quoted the same as on Saturday afternoon. Midland and Eastern Counties stocks are rather heavy, and South Eastern firm. London and North Western stock is now quoted 951 to 90 ; Great Western, 701 to 711 ; Midland, 127 to ; Lancashire and York shire, 1111 to !; Caledonian, 9151. to ; South Eastern, 83k to 841 ; Eastern Counties, 4fii to 50 ; and Great Northern, 110 to 111. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain quoted to le dia. Great Western of Canada shares are steady, and Great Luxembourg rather ONOINABY BAP AND OTOOKL AIL 194 I /Amur& I Dioe& prime I Ulm today ikthirda I 11 FAL 90 111 100 all Dlrm., WoL&C attlioar VM. II A 1 _ N. NI rat Asn.,larialens 16 aLI Black barn - - - 16 all Itlyth and Timm ... -..- l 0 all Boston, asmftlAillid.C 5l ft. 100 Bristol and rarAett - *4 St. 100 Caledonian - 54 40 all 'Cork and Bandon - -.- 10 all 'CorneaU lll 6 - 10 MI Do. AgA on MT. until I - - 00 -• 10 all Ma 8 1 p.c. Is paid to B. 42 04 •-• 90 all Dahlia glad IleUard Jac. - -- .... 16 all leutd.,Perth.&•44.4ll. 8 / sd -• St. NO Dag 04 . 100 imetern An emtlee 504 49 4 9 4. 100 Ilmatern Uslon, Stock A 57 19 6.1 -- sd .1. 115 Do. Nock B 91 90 ad -• ID 4/1 Nast Suftolk - - •••• St. 100 Ildinburighimd Glasgow 54 06 ad 86 id 31. 100 IkUnbro',Perth.lhusdee 2 66 10 all Forth and Clyde Juno. - - .••• St. MO Mammon &8. Western 11l 113 sd -• le all Great North of Scotland - - -• SR 1 demi Northern St. 1 0 0 Do. A Rock 1041 100 104 4 5 Ilk 104 Do. D Rook 119 111 -•• St. 100 dt. South& Watt (Ira lO7 109 -• 11 6. 1 Orsat Weslaco st. 100 Do.UourVal.Clua.B4k OO Of U. lOU Lancashire& Yorkshire U i lf 111 1111 St. Ite landon and Maxima Si II - 54 . 1 lem.lelghton.&B•Como 117 118 - 51 . 100 lendom,Chathm.,&Thay. 47 40 47 16 . 1101 Landau& North Wain. IR 964 Obi 4 4 fit 6 12 4 all Do. hightha 21. 100 I.4•4o46l6BouthWes4ern 914 944 92 1 111 ail landoederri&Coleraln. .- - ••• 16 ail De. mad Konlaldlle. 104 114 .- U. 100 Yea..l9set.,&Lbaculnalt 4 54 474 - 10 71 Nelropollime OS 14 Rs - Ibt. lisi 11141 and ... ..... WM It Do. New ll 11l pm - 9 01 :it, 100 Do. Mere. & Derby 199 101 - 00 alli 3114. Ot. Wn. (ln.) - - - s 6 mil WM Kent - - 111 v •11 Newcastle and Cieileie - - Iv it Newry& Arruatelt.det • 7 8 dla -• 10 all NowryWarreup. & She. -•- - St. 100 Norfolk - 2R 100 North British 5 4. all North Davos Bail. .9 D - - SR all Dn. • - .- 00. 100 N. lestera-lierwldt . 24 um Do. Leeds G.N. i ts i Dm - Rs al 109 Do. s 604 -• Ilk 101 Do. York Si. 100 North London OO 10 all North&S.Wattentlons VI 104 .- 101 Its North stadordahlre B4 if ale ,u -144. 100 Nott.• UraothaLulLAC 74 70 -• lv all Peebles - 0 all Portsmouth - -•- IS all M.hrinney - - St. 100 ladtialt Nutria - 2t. 100 Scottish N. Z. Aber.B4l l6 96 sd ad 04. 100 Scottish Midland IN RI id - 84. 100 Shropshire Union - 10 all tlittinglwarnet Sheen - -•-• la 1001 South Devon 4O 42 40 4 la 100 South Kasten, Se, 100 iouth Wales al R ••• St. 100 8. York& & Leer Iltin 94 97 - 0/ all 4441944.W01d i = 4 7 96 all Rookie. & 411 2 ni is U DM* 4/440 - N. 100 Tat Vale - - - 111 all Maar N 19 Da NI I Do. P p: •-. IL 110 V 414 of 144.44 k i• all blettele No. & !balk 77 10 74 !balk l l4 111 -• 19 all West Oarnwall Si 54 - IL NO W.Nartllepoolilarb.&lll - - - si. um wig' aummr—Oxlord 44 45 441 66 at Dino Newport 40 43 1111 at Dit49 Y.nfad 79 81 79 IMAIRIJUICA SIAAM. Ibl/ooubaa, £lO Oantwalt, 6 par ma Daa.Parti,dt Aber. J es Lit Angllas, A, 6 p. al Do. 11, O p. el Do. C. I D. AL 06ea. Ls., 6p.64.2101 De. _ do. MAI • p. Beata' Unice b pal Idia. Mew/b p. et ikUn.,PortiDan.,4. p.c. Ikea& Welber'. pet Do.lia.red.ed 10p.ce.gon Do. 4 per cent. Do.. p.e.red.ati papa. GUI loollead. IstProl. 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An. £1.0.8) Do. 64 per cent Do. lied 41 per cent 6. Webs ono 4 p. osoL Do. 44 par loot Iforia p. goo 6look.tDorlingioa*e Do. do. Dep.& Do. do. Dip Watw.4 [Mown p.a W. laid—Ott.lalrrost Do. do. Ind do Do. Navy. 6 p. oL Prof Do.do.torp. 6 p.ot. prat 100 100 110 NO 100. FORI2ON RAILWAY& r Aatworp • Artkamas If W' h 4 It sj o es.l INglea J W Alden to GraisesseacZ. IM Vanissma Klme It Ball on le 11106 DoMoss et Paw MI foil kmkr gos. p.• • • Vt ,Cit Onird of Trearok ▪ 'Ot. Loso= a oort.l6. an !maw di 'Woo Ondosse • Dale. • Ulm anltorabooll dl'Lows owl Glom • •Mada Aaleals ▪ INonALisso I , By the dl De.op.6 Pot 1645.000. ▪ :11Orl of ranee -14 ! Do. WM Mord W IN anroataa Thank rod oil I M and Too* Wild, aid Odour debt. ,100110 mul S. POosokno IDlC=lti s at i". oil Doan oid _ •••• lie IN IN IN 111 101, all it 101 HE 108 110 108 di 1111 1u 111 U* 1111 IN U U IN OD 0 ft 00 N I. 101 4 10 17 10 10/ 10/ 74 76 N 11 10 3 11 in 111 116 111 114 1111 140 111 114 100 MS 1411 IM 14$ 11l TO 73 U U 116 114 1 - 4 116 i n i iPa - - IN 111 IN IN K N 111 112 is iii. • 1 1 se e PI • clb i Ps• 12db 1111 f pa IN . llf :dl -1 4 it MI I li iiii st la IS 100 N 07. ill II U 4fi 44 12$ Its Its 121 N 100 121 12S MAYS. Z pi' 1 lid. 11 U IL'i 5 1 71 - i 4 111 -- II 0 i r ail ▪ bled Shwa& • Da. Vpar owl all Sambre sad Mama all . par ow& nee 47parst 14 I.llast.* ltailetiaa all 'llaalhera at ltarta In was tlataikas ▪ Do. fe Far awl Pt* as Waal. N. W.at "mar • Wotan at Aatarla Wheloadaa ...... Ui - Y• a - U 11 72 7i It 20 27e 292 0 9 97 00 II 67 1 14 Ms zd -•.— I 10 :le 1 11 41 lel Ili a 0 et •• Sti 12e 4 N 2 1 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLotx. The funds remain very dull. The ma7.liet ix rather flat in tone, and a fresh decline of t 4 per cent. has taken place. In the share markets business is nearly suspended, and prices are quoted nominally the same as on Saturday. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 68fr. 15c., being sc. lower than on Saturday. Consols are officially marked 91/ and 1 for money, and 92 for the account. The present quota tions are 913 to for cash, and 92 to k for 10th April. The official business report is as follows :—lndia Five per Cent. Stock, 1001; ditto, for account, 1001; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 95/ ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 991; Exchequer Bills, 95., fe., dia. The foreign stock market is equally dull, and prices are quoted the same as on Saturday. The Turkish loan of 1854 is quoted 741 to 75, and that of 1858, ut to 55, ex div. Mexican Bonds are marked 241. Sales are recorded as follows : Buenas Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 88k ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Centa., G 4 (exch. 12fl.); Mexican Throe per Ceuta., for account, 241 ; Por tuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 461 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 821; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 49, 1 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 741 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 55, ex div. Tho fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow " continuation day," and terminate on Thursday. The amount of gold purchased by the Bank on Saturday was 39,0001., while 10,0001. was with drawn. The influx of gold from the Continent continues : about 60,000/. arrived on Saturday. The steamer America, for Bolton and Halifax, took 86,7001. in specie from Liverpool on Saturday morning, making the total since the end of Nov., 4,648,000/. The reduction in the value of money has not yet stimulated the demand for silver for the East. On the contrary, the market is flatter, and the quota tion for bars has receded to ss. 01(1. to ss. 01d per ounce. The shipments by the Bombay steamer of the 27th inst. will be limited. At Liverpool on Saturday, on the arrival of the news by the Adriatic, the sales of cotton increased to 15,000 bales. Prices were very firm. Messrs. J. G. Behrends and Co., East India merchants, of St. Mary-axe, have stopped payment, with liabilities to the amount of 40,0001., about half of wh'cli is secured. The senior partner, Mr. J. G. Behrends, was struck w . th paralysis in De cember last, and his absence from business is stated to be the sole cause of the difficulties of the firm, but the probable result of the liquidation is not yet known. The circular issued is subjoined : Gentlemen,—!fern. J. G. Behrenils and Co. having consult xl us on the state of their affairs, we find that the affliction to which Mr. J. G. Behreods was subjected in the month of December last (and from which he hes only par tially recovered) has necessitated his almost entire absence from business, and in consequence thereof it is imperative to suspend for a while the payment of the liabilities of the firm. The account. are now in course of investigation by Messrs. Quilter, Ball, Jay, and C0.,0f Moorgate-street, ands meeting of the creditors will be convened at the earliest pow ble opportunity, in order to submit to the creditors a statement of the affairs of the firm, of which meeting you will in dee course be app_rised.—We are, &c., I(Signed) HOGRILS, KEARIIKT, MAMMAS, and HUGHZI. 17, Bucklersbury, E.C., March 23. There has been a meeting of the creditors of Mr. Henry Le Mare, the Stock Exchange dealer, whose failure was mentioned on Friday. His explanation of the manner in which the numerous sums bor rowed by him from fellow members have been dis posed of, is not considered adequate. It is under stood that be admits having lived upon those loans for years past. The affair, however, though it has formed the principal topic of conversation in the Stock Exchange during the last two days, has little interest for the outside public, for, the defaulter being a dealer, and not a broker, tho loss falls en tire'l upon the members of the establishment. The sixth report of the directors of the Cape Town Railway and Dock Company states that it has been decided by the local government that the railway shall be extended and made as a double line from Fort Kuokke to Cape Town. Thu government has sanctioned an addition of 20,0961. to the amount of the original guaranteed capital of 470,C)01., this being the sum for which the con tractor has undertaken to execute the additional works. The additional capital is to be raised by the issue of fully paid up guaranteed shares of 201. The report of the progress of the works is satisfactory. Several points are mentioned in dicating liberality of spirit on the pate of the government. An extraordinary meeting of the Great Northern Railway Company is called for the 9th of April, to approve several bills now pending in parliament for metropolitan railway improvements. One of these bills authorises the extension of the Metro politan Railway from Smithfield to Finsbury circus, and another, the construction of a railway from Edgware through Finchley and Highgate, to join the Great Northern Railway. The seventh call of 21. 10s. is to be paid on the shares in the Dublin and Meath Railway by the 22nd of April. The annual meeting of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company is called for the 24th of April. The adjourned half-yearly meeting of the East Anglian Railways Company will be held on the sth of April. The directors of the United Kingdom Provident Institution have issued a circular descriptive of 'the progress of the establishment, and particularly re• lating to "the superiority of the lives of total abstainers from distilled and fermented liquors over those of the general public." The division of profits about to be made will give a reversionary bonus in the Temperance Section ranging from 35 to 86 per cent., or an average of 604 per cent., and in the General Section from 24 to 59 per cent., or an average of 414 per cent. Mr. R. P. Harding has been appointed by the Court of Chancery official manager of the British Exchequer Life Assurance Company. The Master of the Rolls proposes, on the 16th of April, to make a call of 10s. per share on the con tributories of the Deposit and General Life Assurance Company. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of the railway calls falling due in the month of April. The amount is moderate. Amount per There. Due ' Already Number Doe In April 1.16 61 . Date. Paid. Call. of Shares. Total. Cape er i law" and 30 8 L 2 0 0 26,000 £60,000 Danube and Black Sea . I .. 10 0 0 4.000 40,000 Oisalrow A 8. Western, var. 10f. shares 2 n 210 0 31.211 106.627 Grand Bosnian l5 10 10 0 0 Not known. Great Southern of India 13 18 2 0 0 25,000 50.000 Rlirs and Dilnanurg . 12 16 2 8 0 81,600 195,840 8. Durham R Lancash , n , „ Linton, original Issue j • ` l, ' n "} 16,000 28,000 Ditto, ditto, 2nd issue Routh Yorkshire SOL, 6 per cent Yak. of Neath Prof _ 201. tiaretr -- ** .. 7.1 1 $ 20 0 7,500 15,000 Whitattaven Junction, Peet. P. 201. shares 1 15 5 0 0 2,250 11,250 Total for April 1646,817 Total called Is four mooths of 7851 ... L 4,214,916 The Peruvian agents have published the numbers of the Anglo-Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds which have been cancelled under the half yam?s redemption fund. The sum applicable wsa, in all, 13333.14., and the amount of stock cancelled was 138,660 i. The Cleveland has arrived from China with 636,7001b5. of tea. SATURDAY ETZWINO. Consols, which were yesterday at 92k to} for the 10th of April, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 92k " sellers." For money the last price was 911 to I. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92, 91k, 91& ; aitto for ac- I count (April 10), 92i, ; India Stuck, 221, 222 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 100/ ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 95f. The March aLd June Bxchequer Bills were qnutod at a uniForm price of 7s. to 2s. din., it being announced that the interest on the latter issue is raised to the sa:ue rate as that borne by the March, namely, 2cl. per cent. per day, or 31. Os. 10d. per cent. per annual.. The Five per Cud. rupee paper was quoted 93ft to 94i • the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 991 to 10 0 ; and tl.c &rip of the new Indian Loan, 100 to 4. he foreign stock market was dull. The Turkish Loan of 1854 w;.. last quoted 744 t o 75 ; that of 1858, 541 to 33..0, div. ; and Mexican Bonds. 24k I ) Ito d. The itiar.o.4 fur the latter is checked by the approach of th ! settlement. London and Westminster Bank and Union Bank of London shareA were inquired for to-day. Otto , man Bank were rather flat. Royal Mail Steam show a slight improvement. Great Ship shares were quoted Si. 9d. tolls. 3d. The closing quotation; for shares in new wrier takings to-day w:ve as follows :—Ocean Marine In surance, 21 to 3 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 15_16 t o 1 1-16 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, dia. Ur g prem. ; East India Irrigation, I to i f du. ; East India and London Shipping, per to I prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANIL—(11118 DAY.) After three days of fine weather the wind has shifted to N.E. and north, with rain. The supply of honit.p own wheat and flour to this market for the pest week has been particularly short both per land carnage sad vessel. Barley, oats, beans, and peas very contracted, but malt liberal. Scotch barley and rata come very sperinrly, end Irish oats small. The foreign supplies of wheat were limited, principally American, Black Sea, and Mediterranean. Of flour, • good supply of American barrels. Barley, hardly any reported during the week, and oats a small supply—nearly all Swedish. Very few beaus ; a carao of pees from the Baltic, ancka mo derate quantity of buses,' and oilseed, East Indian. To-day the market for English wheat is dearer by from Is. to' s. per quarter, and foreign is quoted at Is. advance on the rates of this day week. In barley. there is nothing doing, andprices are nominally unaltered. tats are a slow trade, but one description fetched as much money as 00 Monday last. Beans and peas are unchanged. Tares, clover-seed, and all other descriptions of seed aro dull, in oonsequence of the return of wet weather. Flour is worth 6,1. per barrel and is per rack more than this day last week. Norfolk, ex 'hip, are at 401. FLOATING CAEGOLK fetch rather more money to-day. Irish markets are rather dearer, and the demand here sonic. what more lively in consequence. Wrier.—English : Essex and Kent, white, new, 435. to 61s. ; ditto, fine old, 68s. tolls.; ditto red, new, 405 to 57..; ditto, fine, old, 6.'h. to 665. ; Norfolk, &c., fine, old, 62e. to 704; red, new, 495. to 60s. Foreign : Dantsic, 68s. to 701. ; rine, 70s. to 78s. • Konigsberg. 61s. to 645. . • ditto, extra, 675. to 745; Rostock, 665. to 70s. • fine,72s. to 745.; American white, 64a. to 665. ; ditto red, 58e. to 645. ; Canadian, 58s. t0,68e. ar.si. —English malting, 41s. to 464. • fine, 475.; grinding, 295. to 31s ; and distilling, 31s. to i2a. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 28s. to 375.; ditto distilling, 30s. to 364.; malting, 40s. to 41s. Mat.r.—Englisb, Essex and Norfolk. 130 s. to 82s. ; fine, Ms to 745. ; Kingston and Ware, fine, 70s. to 755.; brown, 545. to (Xis. Oars —En glish feed, 235. Od. to 265. Od. ; potato, 265. to 30a. • foreign, 725. Pd. to 265. ESANR.—kagh.h tick, 31s. to 355. ; barrow, 355. to 395. ; pigeon, 355. to 395. ; foreign, Ilfsaagan, 265. to 325. ; tick, Ms. to 40.. ; Konigsberg, 39.. to 465. ; Eaptian, 365. to 38s. Peas.—Eugliall boilers, 40a. to 445.: White and blue, 40s. to 445. • maple, 424. to 441.; grey, 365. to 40a; foreign, 425. to ifis. Flmor..--English town, 50e. to Mc ; ditto fine, 55e. to 57e.; country, 445. to 49e. Norfolk and Suffolk, 36e. to 401. ; French, 46,. to Me. per sack ; American, 301. to 335.; Canadian. 31s. to 345. ; Spanish, 48e. to 50e. nommmi CARGOES, all C. F. and 1.-What: Berdi aneki and M.rianople, per 4921b5., 56.. to 575. ; Ghirka, 535. tos6a. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801 be., red, 545. to 58s. ; wlsite, 61s. to 64e. ; Danube and Galata, 425, to 193 e. ; 43e. to 44a. Barley : Effs pilau and Syrian, peVit u e l ., 275. to 28s. ; Odessa and banube do., 27.. to 28s. Beans : Emyptiem, per qr., 37e. to ff.M. Maize : Odom and Galata, par 4921 be., 41e. to 425. ; lbriul and Bulgarian, per 4801 be., 39e. to 41s. ; French, do., 38s. to Mk. ; American, do., Wk. to 40a. Seeds, &a.: Canary seed, per qr., 58s. to 625. ; Hempseed, per qr., 41s. to 445. ; Mustard seed, per bushel, white, 13s. to 15e. ; brown, 123.. to 14s. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 50e. to 57e. ; Llama cakes, English, per 1,13/0, 121. 15e. to 13/. se. ; American, thin, in 'brls., per too, 101. bs. to 11/.:n. ; do., thick, round and oblong, 101. to 101. 15.. ; Baltic, 9/. to 9/. ss. ; Marseilles, W. be. to 101.5..; Raps cakes, 51. to 51. 10a. ; Tara, 40s. to 50a. &KM -Canary, 50s. to 56e. ; hemp, 44e. to 48e. ; rape, per lest, 341. to 381. ; ditto ditto, foreign, 321. to 341. ; lin seed, per qr., 501. to Ws. ; mirraway, per owt., 30.. to 3311. ; clover, red, 445. to Me. ; white, 55e. to 85s. ; foreign red, 45e. to 58e. ; white, 65e. to 85s. ; trefoil, 24 e. to 28e. ; coriander, lffe. to 20s. ; mumeard,brows, per Lualiel, 10a. to 12s. ; white, 14s. to lffe. AI4II.IV.US INTO lANDON FROM VAL 18 TO NAR. 4.1. 1106121 0761414 W. Wb0at.1‘44•271614.0414 Bail , Tia 4 Flour. Ira. 1 qn. I qrs. qn. qrs. qrs. brim arks. MO* ..1 677 410 ' 4100 50 US 113 .. lass fona.... .... 945 1 370 156 .... 10 .. Fonda .. 112.4 1 1670 i .... 9404 40 1110 325 1. C. RAI . 22.4 I 1000 10346 776 37 27 .. I/775 IR. N. Ball 310 I 6 1972 1624 20 .. .. 3121 8. D. RAIL 161 I ts , 168 509 U DI .. 619 ExTouso.—Wbeat, 350 qrs. ; four, 110 con. • • - • 100111161 Bt. 61.140rth.0.0.JasietJoly 100 1 OH Ni 11 10,936 St. Norfolk4p.o.•LkSept..lllo IS SI Milli et. iN. 1/44. 4p.d. Jaa.&J 01,1100 NMO Ili Ikatilab N. LK. Ip. at. 100 01 113 i 4 1777071 111., 1 1.111dland001.-410.4. 10) 00V113/IXIIT MaiLer.tp.o.Jaa.g.ful. De. tp • t'ssat. , In!-2 Do. i jeer mot. Din Do. 11 per cent. De. 3-4 Do. @per ot. feb.&aug. Do. eper et. Mac& Pep. Do. f per cent. De. Ao. Scrip.... Capeof 0 Hope 6 p.ot 1880, Do. do. hal New Braosw.oov.6p.ct. N.& Wales Dv. p. a. 1806 Do. p. e., len Se WHO Do. 6 p. 0., Nora Bootle e p. et. ING. Deb. redeees. . 1 & Aut. Ooy.• p. e. Heade 1 Vlo.Ur. 6p. e. Jaa.*Jalp 1 De. do.6p. o. Ar0r.6 , 11 Atari 811 AIL 1071 1081 N 0.186. 1 MIN 1 Pd. 113. prior 1 isles, 1,120 - Alfred Ora (Plitileolt 2.1 90,000 10 British Ira ) 1 17 4 .4 8 1 2 3 800 .. Clifford 1,014 .. Dew. G. Con. (Tavier ) 1 864 870 612 .. East Harr (Mira) 4,144 .. nag read= 2114.84 164 134 ad 4000 .. E. Wh. Masai (T lie aylor ) 74. 41 61 7 .. Grambler aBl Aubyr 14 20 111,000 .. Great South Tolgus 8,185 .. G. Wb. Alfred (Philter) 18 0.8 I -- 111 .. G. Wh. Vor (Helatosa) lO I 11 4000 .. Grenville 1,0 0 24 .. Herod'olor SLID. 11 I .. Maples Dowse 4011.84 11 3 ._ 1 4,004 .. Lady Botha LILL L 1 ... alay Liar) 5 I moo :: N i t i r si Dowas 2,1011 _ N. harm (11l s ) 4000 .. N. Wl. Iran (Mira) 11. 44. 0 •-• 1,121 .. North Wird Orally lira 74 0,400 .. Per ces.. it. limey) 11,111100 20 Presidia", (V. loria6 rat 31 89 .. Or MM. 0o 1 4 I 611 _ ,86. rear) lt Nu 8,11 .. ONO .. 8. Cara Brea (Mogan) 11.000 1 11. Devoe Iron & Gee Miming (Una.) - 8. W. Racer Ow* 12.18.1. 1 76 1 Okay Park 9210. 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AN I Port Phillip I I 1 NOM I &or& Austin. (U ) 141 s. 4 4 die ... 11,174 WIN nailed Mexican all 61 61 41 94,1140 1 Warring (Lim.) all = AM 1 De. - MUM /TOM BANK& No. 1 SD. 1 Mira. 1 Pd. 113. prises. 1 Orr 10,0001 100 'Ars sad V. Ser. nark 22,60H40 Australasia an IN 46 034 44 10,000 26 Ilan" of = an 181 154 .. 4,000 100 , bank of 14,000 10 IBank of Tarry 3 14 14 dim 1111.000 40 IBritioh N. America NM 10 Chart. Back of lore Aturtralla, sod China all 911 NI 21 NOV II flirted. Marc. of lad* Loa., and China an IS 24 0000 100 City 10,000, 100 Colonial 60,000.20.11 Cow. of Canada — 26,000 100 91 Com. of London 04.ki 10 —.. 21000, Mo. ficot.dAuslChartd an 164 1111 10,040' MI . Dank of awitnerhand an 86,0001 119 Loa. Co. Bank of Ando' all IN 12 .. 21,000 89 Landon sad County 40,000 811 Landon Joint Stock . 10 34 80 10,000 10 Landon it South African 10 21 . 1! die NOM 100 Loa. sad Warminster 9O N/ 461 .. 10,000' 140 Not Prey. of Ingrid 4l .. 16,000 1 110 Do. New ll .. .. 0,408 II Natismal Beak II .. KM II New floor Wales 10.4001 16 earl Beak torpor a 60 61 16,000 10 Ottoman Sank 20,000 140 Provlncial of Ireland 4,0001 14 Do. New 120001 16 Serb Australis — 44000' 26 Cries ol Australia eo,oool /0 Diann of London LOOOl 100 , Ifolty Mutual — oL 0...4Pt114.4 I to I oi. edelit. AestisiTee Africa • • : : Botts Watarweets.. .. Den. Amadeu Lad .. Ildt. 4 Irls• Ma& Ta• • D De . 0 . 1 7 pre a. tal IND Canada laud Islands Tel. eit kt ! Cele ottosaltM Palms • Tr p. alwases Da et. Perp. Deb Keetladialrrig.h Canal liesside Telegraph Da New Dag. and And. Cogs. o a r.. Steam Navigates end Ship (Limited) Do. Ire per cenL (L 4 Pref Dia. Diskid TeL 'tondos Discount (14 Los. Gee. Omnibus 0o Iliad's* trriga. t Canal MeditedastanDleooTeL Mather. Ka Tel. (Lies.) National Discount Co NerbuddaCoal&lros(l4 Netherlands toad_ ~ D7.11 - 7.",p. 17. 4 - 1 Ala N. lamina. & N. Scot GI. Autralaidam.. Ri;sZi4 Ds "Now 'Swift. 1i.116.7f1ia._ .1: - Peel Wm land* lOU. 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I I 61&a par 34 Ala 67 60 118 110 10 11 pen 1 4 3 111 17f IS it 1111 N N — .I te ld 4 itr 1 14 10 - 10T4 See 7 MINCING LANE.--(THIB DAY) Burian.—At firm prices 3,000 key Maas bare been dis posed of at 30s. lid. ; 750 boxes Havana, at 38a Gd. to 41s. 3d. ; and • Boating ergo of Java, No. 11 to at 25a. 6d., for Holland. Resasd arm. Co/IU.—No sales reported. Tea.—Tbe market continues steady. Emm.-100 bags Moulmein sold at 90. 9d. BAIXPITILIL bags Bengal, 7i per cent. refraction. bold at 36a. 6.1. Corro9.-700 bales sold at full prices to advauce. The public sales declared for tomorrow consist of 990 casks of West India, 19,000 bags of Mauritius, 2,000 bags Bengal, and 400 bags Babes sugar ; 400 bugs Bahia coffee, and 100 bags cochineal. --. • TALLOW MARKET—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 565. 6d, net cash; Petersburg Y. C., oo the spot, 59e. 3d. • all the mouth, 69a. • April to Juor, 58s. ; July to ii.istember, 56e. ; (knobs; to December, 56 6 6d. to 56.. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. caik UM WOO. 11161. Stock on band this day .... 16,186 96,945 72,009 Delivery last week 1,134 1,077 1,000 Ditto front Ist June Arrival last week Ditto from lit June Trios T.C. par cwt. this day i 535. Bd. 675. 9d. Ms. 3d. Ditto Town but Friday Arrival for the week ending; April 2 last year, &0 arks and delivery 753 casks. The arrival last week comprised 829 casks from Odessa, 348 from Boob America, and 117 from other places.—total. 1,294 asks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) There are a few more beasts than on Monday last ; trade is dull, and that day's prices are with difficulty maintained. There is very little alteration in the supply of sheep, or in the elude for them. Prices have rather a downward tendency. Choice lambs and calves are io demand at late rates. From Germany and Holland there are 369 beasts, 1,230 sheep, and M calves. Scotland, 260 beasts. Ireland, 100. NOI folk and Suffolk, 2,000, and 100 from the northern and mid land counties. FelSi.7lo7llBlba. a. d. Ld. Per stone of 8111*. d. Ld. Best Roots, limas. 4 8 6 0 Best Dna& lif.hilb.,ll 5 0 6 4 Best Short-horns 4 6 4 10 Best Long-wool. 6 6 6 10 Second qua beasts 3 4 4 0 Do. do. Shorn .4 10 Calves Pigs Beat Dna& Mf.breds 5 8 6 0 1 Lunba . .... Hearts at market, 3,660; Sheep cod iambi. 10,290; adv.' , 79, Pigs, 240. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Neon. Pettendee and Smith report a steady cot de for good HAWN also for yearling :sid well kept old how, at about late prim. - - - COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Retina, 19s. ; Walls hid Lstobtoo, 18s. 6d. ; Walk B a d Haswell. 18 s . 6d. ; Walls End South Hatton, 19s. • Walls End Heath Hall, 16 . . 3 d. ; Walls Ead, Cesse;p, 16s. ; Walls End Kenos, 17s. Walls Ead Gceforth, 15e. 6d. ; Walls End Riddells, 16 s . 6d. ; Walls End Harlon. lbs. ; Byron, 165.; Will. K i d H o aky. 16s. ; W_ylanr, 15a. CA. ; West H a rdee, 16s. 6d. ; Cralkssd HFCIsy, 14s. 9d. ; David son'. g ar tley, lbs. ; Matiogs Hartley, lba. at market,l33. BANK RoliereY. 2 - - The chief cashier of the branch Bank of England 4 Portsmouth, $ Yr. Theidston, boo been missing from that establishment since Friday last, and with hi m IMO/. in gold. So far the discovery of the bank's loss extends at present, lint, as Theakaton had been in the establishment during the time it has been in existence at Portsmouth (twenty-five years), and at the time of absconding was in receipt of a salary of 40D/. per annum, it is feared that other discoveries will yet be made. Theakstun left a note, addressed to a gentleman employed in the bmik, in which he stated that be had mosey 'effi cient to carry him to London, and that he intended to destroy himself. I i : 1 ! 1 ~ her I , ft lug fa 0 119 roe ate her a y. p*. uce ire. 'let en- lam sup .l:opt 11.. w • .10, life. itte4l I the virlog hare writ' err/ awl* p. ~~~ ~I 1! V -1, 1 1 I 11