The Express. — London, England, 1865-04-03 00:00:00

wool s ceplled that she lived with her Irwsbead end t on ily at Planniteee=sad was goisci home to the. Oss tics snidest I h id ed of the Orem who wee in oourt infoneed his ie n t hat she woe • respectable sober wanes aed would ar , t. / opiate suicide. Oa imitable said be believed abe was takes swddeoly ov al sad turned down the steps of the beide% when abe „a is t all ] fell into the river. 94delagiatrete was of the Male opinion and ordered her the =to be liberated, and abs left the oourt th THANES. eft-tosnmisr LID SUSPICIOUS MATH. j o ks Osi adorf, a German olds-doemer, 35 mare d age. 06 lo s dwelling lo &court to Cable-street, Whileahapsl, I is watt before Mr. Emet, charged w ith up, wilful - d a woman aimed Emma Jones. alias Scotty, f lower sod Lieutenant, dpitalfieldi lionised left ber home at 8 o'clock on Saturday I- , goad health. An hour afterwards she was drink. vltb sibs Flamm in a beerehop. He continued kor company *Mil &clock on Sunday morning vss was mem pulling her along from the Fir si,Briomee, is Cburch-lano. Whitschapel, which boa for emu time closed to Beak Charoh.laue, a MUM, ef lm than a quarter of a mile. Be used her si shly, sad she seemed desirous to get away from him, I hathe tows her sloes the foot-path until she met with fart, into whole arms she fell, and never moved or tzgattawards. Dr. Budget, a medical gentlemen a few paces from the spot was immediately mad, and he prooomeed her to be deed. The wrideme s e mi AM there were mart at *demos CO the body, sod v s& primer sued with great roughness and brutality mio demised. Wiese the eharp was read to him by Relloway, of the H division, be made no answer, rfeteeded SS ignorant of the English language, shook be bag bees s long time in this country, and wee bomb have convened is English. A b s alom iovestagenim, Ir. Paget remanded the pri me& 'week. GREENWICH. WING ON 111 sorry or A RAILWAY CAINIACIL Exi ford, se excavator, residing at Woolwich, wsci 0 1 0 with beiog drank and riding on the buffer of a ear gwasia the North Kent Railway. • Bugles, porter at the Lewisham Inertias, mid gat ea the departure of the 5 p.m. train on datarday hs Med IMO one call out "stand beak." end ou looking out b i yie the prisoner jump oss to the buffer of the last car ies, Witness gave a signal, and the train, sitar proceed. leg 'WO 200 yarda, tau stopped, when Wprimer who Oder the Wauseon of liquor, was taken into custody. .prisoner, ia his defamer, denied being drank, and said y e t he had got cat of the train, in order to complain of a yle eke had bon blackenarding him all the way from 1001044idr station. • Nr, tali said the prisoner must either have bees drank et a TOletiC to endeavour to ride on the buffer of a railway unit'. sod had not the train been stopped he must have list hie lil fflis prie a r, r w.s thee ciders(' to pays fine of 10s., or 14 bye imprwooment. THE GLASGOW POISONING CASE. (From the Glasgow, Herald of Saturday.) The precognition of witnesses in this case is still Ott as. Yesterday the Procurator-Fiscal examined Mrs. bubo: Mood of the late Mrs. Taylor's, and who is aderstostl to speak favourably as to the relations which &p -rima to inlaid between Dr. Pritchard and hie late wife. Dr. brier, who was called is to see Mrs. Pritchard in the mans of her Deems, was also uncoil:aced at some length, bit atniods• being soodnetsd is memos of Sheriff Sir A. Alas. So far aa ws have hard, no information has Omaha as authorities here with references to the sx .lmitatios of Mrs. Taylor's amass. The Nora British Mail says :—" During his detention Hare committal, Dr. Pritchard impressed his reliance os ihs malt of the analysis proving favourable to bins, sod mad to =pea tosittantly that he would speedily be linnet& On the protestation of the petition, or warrant is it is coiled, for oonunithd , he appeared tikes by sur prise, ad was for a time overwhelmed by grist" THE OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGB BOAT RACE. MOVEMENTS OF THE CREWS.-(THIS DAY.) PUTNEY, MOJIDAY. Both crews went out this morning, and their m ending were watched with much interest. The Cambridge wee, esfreelmad by yesterday's repose after „ eir bog oo Saturday, ware out for a run, leag thou= the Star Garter, at Putoey, at 7 o'clock. After a hearty breakfast they went out at a little after 11 e'eieck in their boat, accompanied by Mr. Chambers, to whom, it they should win, they will owe *skewness. He rode on horseback up to the towing-path, "combing" them in their different motions. There was much anxiety manifested tone them. But a eeroory glans had been obtained of them oo Saturday evening and then ender disadvanageoes eirenenateaces. Now they wen in better term altogether, and were very much admired. They started at thirty-four strokes par minute avant the ebb, and kept it up for some distance excellently, rather imenaeog the pan above the point, which they passed at thirty-five strokes. Os reaching the soap-works they turned, and then rowed for me distaste' at thirty-nine to forty stroke. per minute. The action of the crew is rather lofty, but that may tame down a little. Thus far the second appearance of the Olathe aeon the London river wan pronounced most son. wesful. They will be afloat again this evening at 6 o'clock. The Oxonians started upwards, accompanied by Mr. Morrisroe, who is their "coach," and who has spared no pies to make them efficient. Jut after 11 the Oweians went up from the London Rowing Chth boat-house spinet the tide to Mortlake, Min the distance down at a rattling pace from the old starting place near Barker's rails. Their rowing up against the tide was marked with great power, and that don with great pace, considering that the wind was foul. The Oxonians are altogether vastly improved, and are much resembling their old crew of last year in form ; the dip sad the swing being both finished, and their pees from 37 to Martha per minute in their way *owe. Betting is 5 to ion Oxford. It appears from a parliamentary return issued Utley that the amount of duty received for damps on lesip bills of exchange under the ad 17 and 18 Vic. a 83, sad as extended by the 23 Vie. e. 15, when above 4,0001., me is 1860, 243 6011. 145. 9d. ; 1561, 235,6621. Gs. 7d. ; 1882, 231,7410 16e. Id. ; 1863, 281,8771. 16.. 10d. ; and 1M4,152,5741. 95. Id. MX COBDEN% LARY ILL am—On the occasion of li viet to his constituents lest November, be spoke to an asnual length, his occupying nearly seven newspaper Kamm, and more than two hours in delivery. Though elpreetly in an improved state of health, the exertion re spired on making that speech, coupled with the heated eon ditioe of the room. produced the illness that ended in Mr. Caliden's death. The hon. gentleman wee confined to his beireom for several days, at the house of Mr. W. Sale, kis brother-in-law, Higher Broughton, Manchester, but verso far recovered es to be able to reach his residence at Mitlherst in the early put of the following week. A more ewe attack of bronchitis occurred shortly after he reached Irene, and he was confined to his bedroom several weeks, sad to his house during the whole of the winter. As the sane advanced his health began to improve, and 'teat three weeks age be wrote to a friend, stating that be was perfectly well, and that he intended taking his seat in parliament, to joie in the debate on the Canadian defences. He arrived in London for that purpose on the Tlird olt. but the weather was so bitterly told that he was suddenly seized with • renewal of his' Kneeland, and was obliged to hasten to his lodgings is Heffolketreet. He was it once placed in bed and Kameda by Dr. J. Roberts, and, though very ill, it was believed le would recover. Last Thoref.ay be Deceits. es mach were* that it wee deemed desirable to consult Dri Watson who considered that Mr. Cobden was still curable. Oa the following day he WWI worse, but on Saturday he was' sonewbat better. At midnight, however, Mr. J. Bright, Y.P. telegraphed to Manchester that Mr. Cobden bad mitered so serious • relapse that his relations most visit and at a quarter past 11 o'clock yesterday morning the hon, gentleman died. He leaves a wife and five daughters. His only son died several years ago in Ger losey—a *MOW which came upon him with stunning effect, sod which, Perhaps, contacted in some measure to shorten his dep.—Alm/Mester Guardian. me OF GEORUE CRUIRSHANK. George Crinksesok has been seriously indisposed. Sometime be. fore Christmas he met with an accident, and the effects have lingered upon him up to a few weeks since. After • short stay at Vintner, however, somewhat of his old strength ad "pints retired to him, and he is now able to resume peofusional permits. We believe jibes been owing to this illhealth that Mr. Robert Hunt's " Popular Romances of the West of England, or Thrills of Old Cornwall," have not hen published before. Mr. Crnikshenk bas been etching woe of his wonderful pictures of giants and fairies for the work, and these have not been completed until the present nement. —London Review. THE COMMERCIAL TREATY WEER FRAMER—WO read in a contemporary :—" The idea of a commercial treaty with Franee had frequently been discussed between Chevalier, Cobd en , an d Bright, but it was revived by • 'leech which the latter delivered shortly after the acceemion °E the present ministry to power, in which be recommended touty of commerce, u a better mode of establishiog sans "dole relation' with France than • struggle for superiority of arroaronts. Chevalier, on reading the speech. mots to Cobd en th a t h e believed the tome had come when such a oolgostion might be carried into effect ; that the Emperor "s favourable, and if the English government could be ja hmod to accede great benefit might result to the two ( nutrias and to the world, Mr. C,obriec took up the idea sunentiv. He communicated with Mr. Bright, and as the reselt of their conferences proceeded to tbe seat of Sir wage Glyo, where Mr. Gladieone was residing, and un folded the project to the Chancellor of the Exchequer. It one Innerly entertained, and Mr. Cobden, having sob"' "rtly seen Lord Palmerstoe, set out epos his mission, success of which hes, we believe, altered the whole t Of "LeY ef Elegised sed Frame sad eltaeged an strisoo9bor• sepicroe, if not of hatred, into one of ceelkleses and 'maul good- will" ;ENCE. ) RUPTCY. orHolsoyd.)_ FOR RISCIAB2 FlOll in the Indite srmyortto subsequently et Maid. om custody. The lie. aineent. !the Rev. Mr, Woolley, girded aad educated Mie • in Madras. It. Lad y in the lodise anny„ 1 t the bankrupt Mord& appesrarree before the Irrupt oonld find ample mellowed him. Memo ota the baaknapt ted that it would be M t permitted to ratans to lON FOE =LEAS& release. The hankrnee. w. Gelling, carrying ea ,road, Kende amounts of Mr. S. T. 4d., with inconsiderable le release was greatest s as surety, ESSIONS. Y.) pesos for the coarity of oot the Sessioes-houee, Liao, assiatantledige, eat Le oak niter 0011UURS the for trig, ell of whom, indicted for Mime. wore, the easieterit-itige ri eaters of their dative, ROBBERY. ;;t0e,91:1, coevicted kat her articles, end 9e. 24., etta Cooper Bach, fro* judgment. um of robbery. It wee &that*, a 1310101 Wei& * of tlootlaad•yerd, an a together, end barite d their movements. He er about 50 shops in Pa ths* streets in the neigh. a shop while the other reed Rogeneew go in Wee ustomer in the shop, sell her pocket, but feilint purchase of some &die* mat, and asking thee sy for him. This wr until they were see. >use, se Bond-strest, whim d or, but with s greets, idea their previous Ara* es purse end its contest* purse he lilt the shop sal her prisoner, to whom be had attended his unlawful e, who bad witnessed all them back to the shop, id the pone found as the d taken from her while ti kirrection, at Westminster, 'lotions mallet the prisons 044 spine liellortom while he wu on daty at itol, he saw the prisoner ion there for attempting to is sentenced to siN. week{, ed Barton to be kept Ile and Rogerson to be impri• >r 12 montba. AT THE NORFOLE HOTEL, *Wog himesit a commission stealing a silver watch as& t the c^nperty and money of Royal Na was brought up the primmer was oonvioted us of • very ingenious Main. en," and with which he wen key in a door from the out with as much ram ari with . Having got into the rooms ep he contrived to Meal the r jadgmeot to give him aa oa &a to what had become of 'l', said that the prisoner had 'tower. then to give say account of uilty be did not wish his dis• ocent persons, and he knew cad him to be imprisoned sad uonths, spa said if he should iurt he would be sentenced ids. E COURTS. DAY.) NWELL. ASSAULT. acribod u a barman, residing too, was charged before Mr. cat murderous assault on his ; Leather•lane, St. Andrew's. barged with attempting to cut lowan police.statioo, crowded, it having been ru 1, sod that the prisoner would death. The rumour forte. although the wife was too Kilby, 31 G, said that last ou duty in Leather-lase, and Oa going towards the spot. he [der and Police." and on. rue. Inirg against the shutters in 000 of bee eyes me d was oozing frost both of asked her who bad done it, sod that he would be found in No. ent there with the wife, and assaulting his wife. Haring :ustody, he took the injured d left her there. When at the ge was taken by the inspector. fhe bad a knife. He made no 44 and drew an open penknife al on the defendant and caught ice, took the knife away frees rendant do any harm to himmU ic no his neck, but the skit bee soratch. miss surgeon at the Royal FM said that the injured woman woe Id to-day. She Isla brought to and she was th.n sufferias of the right eye. The lett ors od. Is all probability the eye id oiling out of the corner. ght be at all affected'. tat the sight is quite loot. °ander that the woman to fa L in immediate danger. She it the body. Mid reoeived great provocatiour lie wife kept him out until 3 in be found she had pawned big st out again, and he then foound e's house. ii defendant for a week. CHWA RK. LAS CHARGE. R ble-100 k ins middle-noel females t on the right side of her feel. wee lospital, charged with attempt's' Inc-bridge. ad et the her she &elated that ahe an her life—not abs. She was in, end loved her hwaband nod anybody knew the eirconni prisoner. said that on Thursday nigl it tbs side of Loodon.brOge, when 111 1p the steps from thiriver stoking g from a wound in her head. Skis inveyed to Guy's Rapala. who° un what charge he took her into . cat she was charged with iittomPt splash was heard by • watertmet. al on proceeding there he law the water. )pear to have been drinkiog ? sir, as she did not smell of liqaor• san a mistake. She never cosiest. crime is suicide. She was prcarsd• visit to some friends Wal London-bridge she was takes comer aid fell down some *VT er MONS. tor whin abs lived I' THE EXPRESS, MONDAY ErVENINGI APRIL 3, 1865. MIDOIILLA 11111A11. SHARE L 141171- THIS DAY.' 01/111PAIIMIL Two o'Olooz. The railway market is firmer today andseveral of the principal lines have advanoed. London and North Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Great Northern stocks have risen 1 per cent., and Metropolitan and Great Western, /. Loudon and North Western stock is now quoted 1191 to 120/ ; Great Western, 741 to 74; Midland, 134 to • Lancashire and York shire, 118 to 4 ; South Eastern, 841 to 84 ; Great Eastern, oi to ; Caledonian, 130 to ; London and South Western, 95/ to 961; Great Northern, 131 to 132 ; and Metropolitan, 1971 to 128/. Foreign and colonial railway securities exhibit no alteration. Imperial Mexican shires are fiat. INADINARY mums AND Warily. So 1 STOCK& dl4l. ALCIAMS. I TRW" I lasi to•dAY p.a - - 111,060 10 Isi1•111onkar MSS 14,9111 IS Amaral* OAP IS Astralloalterlt(L KM 10 BasparakTealenteeL WA* II I IlensaWaterworls (1 ) 1!490 & : Do. Baste New Os (11•1916 000 6 dal II 1 2rUlits dmasken Lail ' M7B& 66 '& & L TY. (2.1 It 17.600 10 British lan Tea W. ),I 1 161111 1121:0aaadatanses I 16,000 0 WADS 1 2 0 , 'Co rkaSusectlsaista ges il m(L) 20,000 16 CIS* Pro.(l. 16,011 30 ,Quo( YU= Impro.(l, 4 959 10 1 Do I SAW 60 City Omen (Lis.) ~ 60,091 10 'Coin. cenhicaubler.(l , 60,0091 60 Oceassectalllnion(Ss ; *OOO l 60 Coneedase De. • (1 ~ 1 17,600 1 15 Continintell7n.G . astL , 1 901901108 .oaienctDarporatio utL 11.000 13 'Oap.N.Bop..Pret.lep.e. I 00,000 26 IC. lomat Yob. of Xog. 00,000 9) I arDo, New Z e n: SO I* l I Do. of Maurillos (L • I rslal Poise I ,B ll * 80. , Do. Preference IC 1 . 0004 116 . I Do. 4p. 46.111 p. Deb. 14 10.000 190 ,Dloceentearparsiena II 8,000 10 &teem Assam Tes(l ) MOO 60 last, India Ploselal(L 1 &QS 20 IN Lndia Irrtg. & Canal It 1 9, 64 libbw Vale l4 9.000 19 AspUinCes.4ll94.lll 4 91 64 61. Aisne Telagraptt 0, 000 4 lift , and tit.ez i . al Oil ONO 60 llng.autil t 1,000 160 bing.&2lcottish la 11. .. 000 1 7 lthburn Iloglosirinli yOO6 10 Pinanclal Lerpotation 6 000 00 financial Macon* (L) 1 000 211 Voreet. Mareltuess W. 009 I* (*Was (Undted) 1 240 ft G.Cretttarla.ol vt ?! 1011 16 Oen. Steam Na 1 OM SO Nome& 3olonial (L, OW 91 kludiaa'sßuy • 000 60 linmber Iron Weelts(L) 1 lan 60 impstllee.Cdt.aos. W., o.ro 1 Indian Carrylag (Lis, XlO 10 Internatiooal Contract 1 CO NI Intarnatirloaniloc. (L., 410 10 Internal. Laud CWI%I. 00 SO Mein Land. OS 91 Itaoielml9. (9 01 6 Om) 7 II 350 te 100 Do. op. C. &In r.126N all U 84 Ov 96 Joint Stock Discount L 10 II 11 4 ID *64 Died Securities (Us) 6 le Oedie 10 36 Load. African Trading 10 6 1 dim 19 LI Lola andt.nledue.l4.(L 6 i iPs * Lon.Coantrland&B.(L 1 1 herk id * S Lond.IMUS44 reiss.(l.) all I 07 •SO Loud. ?loan. Ares. (L.) 11 63 Tgm 6 4 Loud. e. 0466116110 AL MI II ad 6 611 Loncl4tilaaB.EinaCo(l. 16 10 9Ma 0 10 Lood., Donau, &ulna. 10 4 6de 0 64 Lond.ller. DlscoankL) 10 7 6Ma 010 Land.ProrladalMartos 2 1 1111 00 111 1 18 'Madras Irrlia. &Canal a 1 e ll 101 dls 204 ,m Do. 191 /farina Investmeat(l ) 6 11 00 9 1 91 Sinurttlus Lend,/in(10 2 9 6 r 46 10 rlO Medi& Ulan. TeL (L.) ell 8 4 ,IS =wall Iron Work S 1 lel.* 00 10 , NatelLand&OoL C. II OD Alm ,26 , Ns/Aosta! 1114. Cont. L. 6 10e 101po !60 I National Floanalal (1. 10 3 2 . 110 '26 ;NatlonalProv.o S le Old'. ;1011 , National Seas Ns. 91 8 7 .. I, s ,1 10 'NerbuddaCoal &L' , a 141. par 4' 91 Do. New Al 16 14.7eadaed T.llLoan(L 2 i 1 Den CO' 111 NorthernAeamTs(L) 1 1 6.4 46C 6 761. nl. 6.llrit. a strantalanWi 240 41 66 1011! SS N.Bria 6 eercen.l.l6ll Ile 171 133 00 1 Norafireassa.andL 44 a 1 0 VI 1 Do. do. 1. 26 .Imm Marto Inoue 1 19 20 sac 121 lOrlantalCoessirotal(L I I lipes 00 lortiData rinsectaus. II 7 6Ss 1 Preset* Os (*see* aU ILI ., -.1 1 I Do. New sea is •OrlentlalandSleasa(L) ail 1 --' MI pingo & Othlshiloveot. 1 1 sr 10 .04toosso Vinanclal (1 ) 10 $ 2de 6 'Ottoman (Ss Weaned 6 1 Ide 19 I VanassaLlL Steant(L.) 7 111 7 & , Do. do all 4 101 Do. New 4 1 lb It. Pesillv.LendaNlUW) MO 14 4 60 Peninsular &0. Means all 92 04 II 6: Do. do. New 3l 10 22 ps 10 Alsbrada L. It.. M.L.( * 1 1 dis 4000 60 Itlneaser Iron .l 28 SI Ml le 61 26 Rio J. City Laptev. (L.) al 24 15 1 26 1 Ditto MIS - . :I 16 Do. New .0 MO Royal Ilailllteant O/ 96 98 .01. St. icot.austra.luved. i , ,.. 11. I. ,(0110 60 Smith. Kolght, &Do. L , 1 3 2Ma 10 • Se..l l luan. , 7lslypte( )1 10 2 *de 10 3. Aitken IL sin. (L . 1 6 le 1 dine si 60 Do. NOM, smug 6 1 I die 18 'south Astrailau Lano I all 211 SI IMO 66 95 S i ttilubsarlse am t p •lsrspb all # I 10 7•l.Constnso.&llals. Or. 8 0 Os 10 Illasneenileres7l6.l l ., 0 5 r 1 14 &AgeocroUteu I. 1 11 pm X 1 10 r. • L Co. ofll. Canada, 1 OD 0 01 '^ 20 Co.ll4rine o• Liver.(l.l 2 le 2 pat o Dolled& telss.4*. (I.) . all 2 1 dis 01 110 linivarallartaelna.(l ) 6 le lets, 63 00 10 Upper dans TegUred I 25 Sepal 100 10 intto /100 90 7aaDlemen's Lad- ; 9111 9 10 0,000, 60 17arract 11 1 1Ltot. 110 2 Idlsi 0.00 0 1 60 Weatlo4 l ,69Pes 1. 1 IS le 01.11 • PREFERENbiSRARY3. Midland, LeicesterFOßElGN sod *lichee RAILVFAYS. per cent., 91, 90. Dutch Rheeish (141. paid), 221. Groat Luxembourp, 124. Trop..rial Mexican Iteilway (Limited), 3. Sao Paulo (Limited) guaranteed 7 per cent., 171. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 10. 40 17 14 10 St g 1 iv zd s x lo af 2 ? 40 no 07 —. sd le lib ti •t 68 S ia m s cue I fi 3 idl I N 4 se 6 3 4 10 lii 4o l I • 2 . 4 1 It 1 1 :: tdis 101 k 818 Wzra...WoLterderVol mIN 131141=a „um se Bristol sod its•or 10 raledoolaa nB Uork and Madan sk Meowsll Mrs. •_1 Amodio. ontal6 ▪ Do.slr.al= l . l . 100 Doak' aad Jaw .11 Doodeo,NotletAbd.lo 10 I Idinbwip sod Wr Olook mod 3.1 1 1 1 = IN emir ow lludoro Ord. Bt. IN Do. • Most IN Do. Z. Aag. Stk.. No 2 100 kook Nark of rookood IN kosallooshorm IN De. 4.1 • • woo. p. medic 2n. IN D 0.11111120. Y b IN Gt. Beath Wool ield ark) IN Omit /rulers IN Do.Noar Va 1.022.10 122 Do. Booth Wale IN Do. W. Am. la Do. Do. N fa 114 no n 4 _ _ nt 1 idis Yi lO SO 10 21 4 i 00 112 Trlls 7 7 4 115 1k I Pai 5 14 25 LO 6 4 1 to 1!Ia ta t , 6414 peril IN 161 165 to 9 7 clts 5 16 119911 1 Ole 51 0 * 10 4 AU 16 Iloa e i 10 Sigii 110 Ni 6 die 6 1P 6 II di. lea at a tit k " deli 31' 100 Do. 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A MUTES!' eo 20- i 10 _l4 .~~i iieoei 10 . ,,J0u 1 1-p * 6 0 4 1 IgoYol i'ijoil i6;0061 I. f Pd. I sAn.wan. la At M. !IN ilisatiolk IL lAvreess Lm.lhr. de. 1e. 4 .67p.e. De. l dining OW, d [Ake Hone i0:0!1 1 :ii2 , 1 m,teol 3o7Prst enikos Bud., 1 rant,dooderlab o. BUw dud, 1, 1112 Do. do. Juld 1. 1471 Do. do. Jaw 1, 1074 OM. 6.laatern 6p.0.g. Clapo T. * Dockep. a d. ! am penierals. /Last. ; Do. J Italeuidou !Ono! Trout of vim& ~~i iO:#1 iii',666l 27.50 ivo,uoui 12.400 1 150tY D 0 tw r i ir rap p erd. .ii . : daarT;il Ul 3.4. --- et Do. do. det eewl Do frd pest. Stock Do. do. deterred Do. leh • Stock . Do. do. deferred Great Indian Peninsula Do. nue. 6 pm mat. Do. New do GL IL of Judie K. 6 P. et , Do ed per cont. loo:oopl 5 ' 3 Woosero .0 Canada Do. Now Do.Op pop. Dr/3 D 0.4 do. do. 18174 Lodi= Brooch. Llothod WE4THEIL REPORT. Do. N.. Madras guar. f p. coat Do. do. 3 do. • • i t . an do..; Oorp. 6 per a. Bd Melb. sod Roboon's Boy 'N.Bron.aoamoLLA R S P.R.0f050.60.1 66 p.8. 'Boindo. gus. 6 Tor coot Do. Dahl do. Do. do. do. Do. Posjoato do Do. Indus 81.Flot. do. Julti r 810 C .-(THIS DAY.) Mi. MO/fDAY, APRIL Nan 46 68 Aoerdeea &AO Leith antromen 22.8 0 144 Greencastle 74 Galway wawa.— Valenti* C4IDO Clear 119.71 64 t i rrimol —84.8644 Holyhead 18.78 ✓ Pembroke Peozanoe id L'Ortout rochotorf Plymouth Weymouth Idl Porteraoutb LEL s. &LW. Ca. tr tr C. ar &CIL • bo 1• 0. " 0.410 4 lass s O.M 1 ET.E. as LILL 0. e to London ... tumor Yarmouth 29.94 40 B.34rhorough 29.91 et Shields 2992 43' tiehuoland — 4 I'i 1 2 N.N.W. I e 8.5.& B. M. cm TIMMDIT. on Mantua IFIDMINDAY. B.E. to S.W. and W., 00.1128. W. to N. and back to moderate to fresh, &W., moderate. showery. 1 S. and SW., mo derate to fresh, some 'Lowers. 8.5.& to S.R.W., fresh to strong, squally, showery. KILL to S. and S.W ., moderate to strong, B. W. to F. W. and back, moderate to freak. Booritittit. Eto 8.. moderato to B.E. to B. W., moderato to fresh. some riin. Northarn=Scottand. Western=lreland. Wales, and adla cantles. Southern - English Channel and By a Biscay. Eastern Isatward England and North Sea Two o'Ctocx. The stock markets remain very firm, with a favourable tendency, purchases by the public being continued. The funds hare attained afresh rise of per cent. Home railways are also, in many cases, rather better. There is not much change in foreign stocks, but in this department also purchases pre dominate. Although to-morrow is the 4th of the month, the discount market is quiet, but, pending the release of the dividends on Saturday next, there ie no disposition to do business below 31 to 4 per' cent. In the Stock Exchange there is not much demand for short loans, and the rate has declined to 31 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 67fr. 80c., showing a fresh rise off per cent. Consols are now quoted 904 to 4, both for money and the account (April 6). The official brini ness report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Console, for money, 901, 4,4, 1; ditto, for account, 901, I ; Three per CINIMI. Reduced, 881,1, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 84 ; Bank Stick, abut ; India Five per Cent. Stook, 106, 1054, 1061 ; ditto Bonds, 15s. prem. ; Five per Cent. "canoed " rupee paper, 1014 ; and Exchequer Bilk, 6e., 3e. prem. Turkish Consolidds continue in request, and have again risen 1 to 1 per cent., the project of the General Credit Company having been actually signed at Constantinople. Turkish Bonds of 11862 have also risen 1 per cent, and Mexican 1 1. Spanish Certificates are rather fiat. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz. :- Greek Bonds, 211 to 1 ; Mexican, 25/ to 271 ; Confederate, 33 to 35 ; Spanish Passive, 324 to 1; the Certificates, 151 to 171 ; Turkish, of 1858. 711 to 724 ; ditto 1862, 744 to f ; and the Consolidie, 551 to 4. 'Triune:4lone are recorded as follows : - Bra zilian, 1862, 1868, 1860, 824 ; ditto 1863, 81, 801, ex div.;. Milian Six per Cents., 100, ex di,. ; Columbian Six per Cents., 801, ex div. ; Danubian, 83 ; 'Gwadar, 124 ; Egyp tian, 96 ; ditto soma Woe, 951, 961 ; ditto 1864, 96, 941, ex div. ; Italian, for account, 641, 1 ; ditto 1866, 721, ex div. ; ditto scrip, 41, 1 die. ; Mexican, for so oount, 27, 1, ex div. ; ditto French. 491, ex div. ; Moorish, 941 ; New Granada, 121 ; geese, 1866, &c., 471 ; Russian, 1822, 891, ; ditto 1860. 86 ; ditto 1862, 891, 90 ; Sardinan, for acct.., 77}; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 414 ; l i i l ditto Certificates, for amount, 17 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 724 ; ditto 1862, for account, 741, 1 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 741, 1 ; Vene =els, for account, 18, 171 ; ditto 1862, for account, 401, 41 ; ditto 1864, 38, ex div. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to 1 prem., ex div. ; General Credit, 1 24 to prem., ex div.; London Financial, 7 to I prem., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile, 11 to 1 prem., ex div. ; Hudson's Bay, 164 to 1 ; Otto- Iman Soai6t6 G4ndrale, 24 to* prem. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :-Metropoli tan District Railways, 8 to 1 prem. ; China Steamship and Labuan Coal, 1 to 01 die. ; Rio Janeiro Gas, Ito 11 prem. ; West London Docks and Warehouses, Ito 01 di n . ; Varna Rail way, 41 to 5 prem. ; South African Land and Finance, I to 1 prem. ; Atlantic Railway Deben tore scrip, 8 to 10 prem. ; Millwall Freehold Land and Docks, 21 to 31 prem. ; South of Eng land Wagon, 1 to 11 prem. ; Financial Insurance, to 11 prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Navigation, Ito 11 prem. About 27,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank on Saturday, including 18,000 sovereigns from Alexandria. Annexed is a comparison of the present amount of the Bank bullion and reserve, the rate of dis count, and the price of Consols, with those current at the corresponding date of last year : Conesponding This week. week of last year. Bank bullion Bank reserve of notes 9,272,780 Bank rate of disconot 4 per cost Price of Cossets 9U ...... 91i A meeting took place at the Westminster Palace Hotel, on Thursday, of provincial bankers from both the private and joint-stock establishments, representing in the aggregate issues amounting to 3,160,8721. The following resolution, with refer rence to Mr. Gladstone's Bank Note; Issue Bill, was unanimously adopted : That this meeting is of opinion, that while it is expedient to exempt bankers from the restrictions imposed by the am of 1844, which are detrimental to their interest, and of no advantage to the public, yet that the Bank Notes laws Bill, Kneaded in committee. presents so many objections. that the bill should be strenuously opposed. It appears that a petition has been presented to wind up the South Hants Bank, which closed its doors on Thursday evening, and that Mr. Ball (of the firm of Quilter, Ball, and Co.), has been 11 9 - 1 pointed provisional liquidator. Arrangements were, it is stated, made in the course of Friday and Saturday, for the sale of the business premises to the Provincial Banking Corporation (Limited), and business will be commenced this day by the purchasers, who, it is understood, are prepared at once to credit each customer with an advance equal to his balance in the old bank. There seems to be every prospect of a payment in full to all the creditors, though a considerable call on the share holders is inevitable. There are about 750 cus tomers and depositors. The International Financial Society have issued the prospectus of the Anglo-Egyptian Navigation Company (Limited). The object is to work a line of HruDER !sox WOW AND SLAP BUILDING COY. PANT (LIMITED). -A circular jest sent out by the socastary steamers between Liverpool, Egypt, and Syr ia, and with this view the oompany takes over thesteamersat (Mr. W. Knapp Henderson) on behalf of the direr Chapple, tors to the shareholders of this company, present owned and managed by Messrs. " Mr. Hawkshsw's award is now marle and published. Dutton, and Co., of Liverpool, and Messrs. F. It wilt be enough to say that it is 143 . 0001. lam than the Chapple and Co. of London. It is mentioned that c laim mode against the company. It shows that or far the line has been in active operation for some time, from the company having more money to pay. the readers are in debt to the company, for which they will have to and is yielding a large return. The amount of the not. The directors hope, therefore, t . o bb, o b o m, to purchase-money is not stated, but the terms are de em:woos that the calls in smear being paid, no further scribed as „ favourable, „ and one - half the amount is demand upon the shareholders will be required. They taken in fully paid-up chutes. The present owners, in have disposed of the ships thrown upon their hands, think. proof of their confidence in the undertaking, gua- Mg it better to clear the works of a SOOT*, of absorption of capital, and thereby to give room for profitable work cow rantee to the shareholders a minimum dividend of offering. The directors will Dow be able to devote them. ten per cent. per annum ou the amount called up selves to the reconstruction and profitable working of A l p from time to time during the first five years of the concern." company's operations, subject only to the eventn- Tar PUBLIC-NOUSE CLOSING Acre (1864) AMEND. silty of a forced cessation of the Egyptian trade SENT Sim..-The second reading of this bill is axed for through political causes." It is proposed to extend Thursday next, April 6. and petitions containing 3,353 sig. the company's operations to London and Marseilles, natures have been presented to the Hones of Commons in its favour. and, by the employment of additional branch Tar LATE DUKE Or NORTHUMBEKLAND.-On steamers, to bring the various tradtag ports of the Saturday a large mediae of the nobility, gentry, and lead. Levant into communication with the main line. log merchants arid maaufacturers of No was The capital is 500,0001., in 25,000 shares of 201. held in the Amembly-rooms, NewcastM.on.Tyno, for lbs each, of which 8,250 have been placed as fully paid purpose of o p enin g a subscription to erect a Convalescent rap eillt a M leaving now for issue 16,750 shares. Home by the seaside in connexion with the Newcastle • • a th „ dm i rat i.. 1 . which The b comprises, amongst other names,. those memory of the late Duke of Nerthurrberlaad is held by a ll of two directors of the Egyptian Commercial and classes of his conetrymen. The mayor occupied the chair. Trading Company (Limited). Among the speakers were Lord Ravensworth, the Bishop of With reference to the impending issue of Great purlieu. Mr. H. Pale, ILP.. the high sheriff of Northam- Western Railway Perpetual Five per Cent. stock, berlaod, the vicar of Newcastle, Cr. Bruce. Sir W. J. Ana- • stng. Archdeacon Bleed, Mr. C. M. Palmer, the Rev. a circular has been issued to the proprietors, from Court Granville, Mr. Ralph Carr. rte. It was determiesd which we extract as follows : to erect institutios tube crillad the ProdhoeCoovaleseest At the half-yearly postal meeting which was had at Home as a memorial building. A large eemenittse was this station on the 2nd March, the proprietors authorised appointed to carry out the objects of the meeting, sad a the raising of the additional capital of 1,000,0001, sr SOUNiPtioS list, to which 3,0111. was contributed-Sir any part thereof, under the powers of the ant of W. J. Arrestor/se putting down kis same for 1,0001.-was I parliament of 1844. lam desired to inform you that the *pared in the meeting. directors here now decided to offer • portion of then ese DixTa or Ma. Jour; CAMIELL.-Mr. John foe distribution amongst the proprietors as a psrpsteals_pue Or oil, wham aims is so well known is eoearxtre with mot. stock, upon the following terms and earditkons :-Thall c heap meiedisal litoratenea, died ri eloaday aftermee at Ms Si) per cent of the amount be paid to the company's bankers teatimes in the Avenue-reed. The immediate eases of cm or before the 15th April. That a further 20 per oast. hsl ' death was tumour en the line. He had as oat el health ' paid on or before the 15th May ; sad the the Yds remainder on ar - for some time, but latterly it was *might be was gettieg before this 15t1 October. The ioteryst, at of peg bettor. leased he was able to go lo bosioess. A few mash, a me nd annum will COOIOI4OOO from the dam at pay days Niece, however, he paw rapidly worse, sod died man. and will b e payable half .yserly at the some with yesterday theme& the other proteasiatial dividends of the °Deputy. MARKET.-(T11.18 DAY.) A special mating of the London, Brighton, as& South Coast Ittil way Company is convened la the 18th inst., to consider four bills now berme parliament. Au extraordinary meeting of the St. Names Company (Limited) is called for the 10th het, "for the purpose of confirming, or otherwise, a provisional agreement which has been entered isle for &amalgamating this company with the Credits Waken de St. Bereave." The share certificates of the China Steamship cal Lama Coal Company are now ready for &hefty in exchange for the bankers' receipts and the a/kie went letters. Vice-Chaucellor Kinaersley has fixed the 10th inst. for the appointment of an official liquidator of the Universal Mercantile Association (Limited). The second drawing of bonds of the United Star of Colombia Government Six per Cent. Loan et 1883 is to take place this weok. Messrs. Letts and Son, of the Royal Eschen. have issued the first number of a new Monthig Postal Almanac, which they propose to publish regularly throughout the year. It will prove ray useful, as it gives much information in a very am pendious form, and at an almost naminiil price. The subjoined report on the bullion market It from the circular of Messrs. Sharps and Wald= We regret that we are still unable to report any issereer meet in the general state of the bullion market. In dr absence of any Indian demand bar silver has delimit le is id. per oz., standard, the prim at which in the pealed abate of the exchanges shipments can be effected to Ow Continent. Mexican dollars are also decidedly lower, a four soles having taken place for export to'Holland at N. 14i pee or.. About 600,000 have arrived by the Atf..ts, and ars expected to be disposed of for the same destinniios. se so parasols for China are °matured probable. Thom is no renewal of t h e iaquiry foe geld, sad the bulk of the arrivals is ultimately sold to the Bank of England. &WSW Everres. Consols, which closed yesterday at 891 to 1 far next Thursday's settlement, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 90 to 1. Fee moue/ the last price was also 90 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols for money, 891, 90; ditto for so count, 891, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 88, New Three per Ceuta., 84, 88 ; India Stook, 214; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1051, 4 ; ditto, fox amount, 1051. The India Five per Cent. Stock continues is demand, with an upward tendency. Exchequer Bills were unaltered, at Ss. to 6s. prem. Foreign stocks were firm, with an upward tee dency. The principal demand was for Turkik Coneohdis, which have experienced a fresh rife of 1 per oeut., while the An 10-Turkish Bonds bass scarcely moved. vanish Deferred Three per Cents. and Certificates advanced to per Lunt., Egyptian Bonds of 1864 1, and Buenos Ayres De ferred 1 per cent. New Grenadian securities were again inquired for and better. Venezuela Bonds remain heavy, and the stock styled the 14 per cents was quoted 1 per cent. lower. In the market for bank shares a reduction was quoted in Chartered Mercantile Bank of India. Australia, and China, London Bank of Bcotlau4 and Union Bank of Ireland ; but London Venezuela Bank, South Eastern Bank,and Standard I Bank of Africa shares have unproved. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted to-day lq to 4, showing increased firmness ; Egyptian. Trading, to preen. ; National Discount, 101 to 1 prem. ; Joint-stock Discount, 1 1 to 11 die. ; and Ottommi Soci4t6 GiSn4rale, 21 to 1 prem. British Indian Tea, Humber Iron Works, Na tional Steam, Ocean Marine Insurance, Thames and Mersey Marine, Universal Marine, Peninsular and Oriental Steam, and Rio Improvements shares have all advanced. The shares of the Ceylon Com pany were also quoted rather better. International Land Credit and Contract Corporation have re ceded ; the latter are now quoted 4 to 2 die. on 61. paid, though the two recent dividends declarod by this undertaking have been at the rate of 15 and 10 per cent. per annum respectively. The demand for the shares of the financial com panies continues, and prices retain an upward teat dewy. The closing quotations are annexed, viz.: —lnternational Financial, 14 to 11 prem. ; Genets' Credit, 21 to prem . ; London Financial, 61 to 71 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 1 7-16 to 9-1 S peon. ; and Credit Foncier and Mobilier (old shares), 51 to prem. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are subjoined: —Metropolitan District Railways, 8 to 81 prem.; Varna Railway, 44 to 5 prem.; Rio de Janeiro' Gas, Ito 11 prem. ; West London Docks, to din. ; South African Lend and Finance, to I prem. ; Millwall Land and Docks, 2 1 to SI prem. ; London and South African Steam, 1 to it prem.; Rhos Bell Iron, 11 to 11 prem. ; and Financial Insurance, 4 to 11 prem. United States 5.20 Bonds were last quoted 5 . 4 to IS& An improvement has taken place in Canada Five per Cents., and in New Brunswick, Nova Bootie, and the last issue of Cape of Good Hope Covers ment debentures. MINES.-(THZB DAY.) Two o'CLocs. The mining market is active to-day, - ;;iilia good demand for Clifford Amalgamated, East Lovell, North Treakerby, Wheal Buller, Wheal Beton, West Caradon, and hest Guunislake shares. Clifford Amalgamated are now quoted 31 to ; Wheal Seton, 205 to 207} ; West Caradon, 6; to 7; East Gunnialalce. 21 to ; East Lovell, ni to j ; Wheal Buller, 32 to 34. Yudauamutana shares are enquired for, other colonial, as well as foreign mines, being quiet The prospectus of the East Buller Mining Com pany has been issued. The number of shares is 2,000, and the deposit 21. per share. The property to be worked is situated in the parish of Cemins!), in West Cornwall, and is surrounded by several well known mines, inclo.ding Old Wheal Buller, W heal Buller, Wheal Basset, North Bassnt,East Bas set, Tresavean, and Clifford Amalgamated. Captain Charles Thomas, of Dolooath Mine, has inspected Eaat Buller, and has written a favourable report I thereon. EXTRAORDINARY FRAOD.—It appears that a anon in London is advertising to lend money to parties to Ireland or elsewhere on occulitinc of prepayment in ask by the borrower of the first year's interest before reeeivieg the advance. Recently an [Helmets. requiring a loan el 1101., forwarded 91. as the first year's interest on that an at 6 per cent.. aod, receiving no 1111111VOT, wrote nests is quiring why the money was not sent. The answer was Mai the applications for advances were so numerous that wow who made remittances must wait until their taro cams It has likewise been ascertareed that the same man has became possessed of a genesis cheek-book of the Bask of Laden. ' and that in league with others be is using this for porpoise of fraud ; also that he has been attempting to obtain money on the half of a check purporting to be of the Bak of Eng—. It is understood that at his residence in the neigh bourhood of Lerida the postman delivers from 10 te letters daily, most of them from Ireland, mod avers! of I them registered as containing money. The matter is is the ' hands of the police, but the man at present keeps out ei their reach. Meanwhile, there would appear to be ems defect in the system that enables the post-office, after or iris proofs of fraud have bees accumulated. to autism to he used as an instrument in such cases,—Tisza. • DRZADTIII. DEATH BY BURNING BRAE WINDSOR. —A very painful affair has jest occurred at Dorsey, a saga village in Bucks, about three miles from WWea. As aged woman named Listie Inman, formerly oak to Sir Charles Palmer, lodged in a cottage I. the villege. saL early on Friday moraine, when the landlady was grim dowestairs, a strong smell of tire was perceived is the hates. This alarmed the inmates, and the door of the old wonam's bedroom use immediately broke*, whoa Mrs. Isms* wee discovered lying two* her bed, with the clothes in Mame% and gradually summing the body i,the poor creature, who I was bread to be dresafully scorched, and in a dying atehe. The unfortunate woman was unable to account for as calamity, as she was scarcely sensible, but It is apparel from a candlestick being forted is tie bed that she mei have accidentally set light to her right-drew or ap. Medical assistance was promptly obtaioed, but death pat as sod to the poor aromas s &offertory, ad she expired • few bourn after she wee found on lire. A GOOD Snot —A few days ago Mr. Garastt Reaves, of Little Corby, shot an extraordinary match, hr • a aver. at that plea. The wags wan that he wee to his a stand hit nine out of ten oranges thrown op in the sir. Ihw 1. liesditions were that the gun asd oranges wore to alit sties the ground, and the shooter had a each allot to pit •-. Gll ono" i s it up, AO* fee his ye, and ref at Mee ' omega la its descant Mr. Romans sot °sly meads* to atoning the wooer, bat bit sieves estates is waeseesies,-- Ji'sadtaier Quetriieri. _... 11._ IL 1 - 3 ar - 1 - II 11.66 1 0,09 A MI 0 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETt. MARK-LAN=.—(THIS DAY.) There wee an Increased supply of Reglish whoa on sale hw+todsy, coasteive and by land carriage, io fair overage cooditiee. Owing in some measure to the favouroble °boo(' in the weather, the demand (or both red sod white , qualities woo much lON motive than on Monday Let ; oeverthelses that day's °uneasy wee supported. The show of foreign wheat, wholly ex•granary, cis+ tolerably good. Ia all kinds, the tramerations were os a moderate soon, at about stationary prime. Good sod floe malting barley was seam, and in request, et full quotations. Ormilmg and distilliog aortal met a slow inquiry, at late ourreerma. I We have to report a slow inquiry for molt, the arrivals of which were moderately good, at last week's prime. There wee a steady demand for both English sod foreign oats at full quotations. The supply was way moderate. Hear mortal off slowly at extreme rates. The show of mambo was limited. We bad a steady trade for pew, at very fall prim No Mange took place in the value of dour, but the trade was io a healthy state. ly a limited number of floating cargoes have been re- 11l ported off coast. The arrivals of wheat having been small b no trametiona of importance have taken place, but there Is has been as extensive domed far forward shipment at L e : an dram in the quotations of la per quarter. is °kirks, arrived, 364. to 37a. ; Bunt, 38s. to 384. 98. per as 4921b4. ()kirk% for shipment in Jam or July, 38e. ; 10 Taganrog or Odom Gbirke,for shipment from AMI Ito end to of August, 384. per 4921 W. In addition to the sale. reported _ OO daring the week for forward shipment there has bees sold ; by orre house 30,000 qrs., at the len improved prices. Obirka. g k May to July shipment. 374.6 d. to 384. 3d. ; Odsaw Ohirka. it Jane to Aaiun shipment. 384.6 d. pm 492 lbs. The small M. supply of main arrived has found buyer readily, and the 54 quotatious have rim la. per quarter. There has bees also an active enquiry for forward shipment, at enhanoed ; =remiss. Galan., arrived, Ns. 6d. to 28e. ; Odom, si 275. 9d. per 4921b5. Bitigarias, on psmis, 2711. ed. per OL 480034. Odessa, shipping, 284. ; ditto, shipped, 274. 6d. Fit par 4321b5. Ibrail, to be shipped in July, 264. ; ditto St is May or June, 26e. per 480ibs. There has bees an improved demand for barley st dd. to Is. per quarter more mosey. Than:node, 184. 3d. ; Roumlian, 184. ; Mos. ft , taganem, e 18s. 6d. 400 lbs. in rye no humans es, has ben rupated, yet the value of Danubian it. or Asoff has samosa 6d. to le. per quarter. 11l Danubian is offered at 24.. to 244. 6d. per 480Iba. Nothing of interest ham bees ootioed in bean.. Barbary, : L 351. 64. to 36.. ed. per 4801bs. We have only one Maw. so, lion to notice in saillstseed, which shows an in- to prevenient of 6d. upon • late rates, via., Deanblas, 121 oe pave" 194. 3d. per 4801bs. Syrian Dari is nominally lb worth24a.to2sa.per4Bolbs.Thsamonotofbmimstnasaoted 10 in homed haa been small, on account of the paucity T o of cargoes off mast. Is prices, however, no alteration ism taken pleas. Odessa, arrived, Ms. 6d. per 424th.; OL Calcutta, 57r. to 57e. 3d. per 41061. Odessa, on pas age, 06 56e. to 56e. 6d. per 4241ba. Calcutta, for shipment op to the 54 end of April, 564. 3d. per 4101bs. Black Sea, for shipment IS up to August 12, 564. per 424th.. Bombay, is warehouse, 584. 6d. ; Calcutta, 575. to 575. 64. ; Mirzapoes, 58e. ed. ; Black Sea and Anat. 584. to 565. 6d. ; Egyptian, 1521. ; St. tilt Petersburg, 560. ; Archangel, 465. to 475. per quer- sit tar. Linseed cakes have been in steady request oo former terms. London made, 101. 15e. to 111. ; New York, in Bia barrels, 101. 7s. 6d. to 101. 15e. ; ditto in bags, 101. to :t 10/. 15e. ; Western, in bags, 91. 104. to 91. 15s. ; and liar- si Mlles, 81. 11%. per toe. Cotton seed cakes have commanded 54. to 7s. per too root* money. The supply on offer has been at. snuilL London made 5& 17s. 6d. to 61. 54. Fermoode to May or June shipments have realised 51. 6e. per toe. Rape 10 seed haa ruled somewhat inactive, but late rates have Me 7, 1 : fully supported. Gaunt, 65e. to 66e.; Feresepore, 551. to 575.; Calcutta, 54.. 6d. to Me.; Danubian. Cultivated, M 575. to 68.; Black Sea and Asoff, 304. to 345. par qr.; Calcutta, February shipment, 535. to 534. 6d. Cottoossed it. has been is request, and the currencies have bad an upward SS tendency. Egyptian, on passage, 71. 10s.; ditto shipping, t 71. lx; ditto shipped, 71.; ditto to be shipped la April. May, is or Jam, 61. 184. 9d. to 71. per too. St Most agricultural seeds command very full mime. 10 diamate or SEEDS.-English : Linseed, 430 ; rat:mama, St 90 ; and susdry, T 29 qrs. Bench : Tares, 22 qrs. Foreign : 01 Tares, 875 ; Homed, 3,612 rapeseed, 3,958; and sundry, I ,ts e 12 gra. Euerrs.-Beans, 15; Linseed, 2,848; repassed, 471 qrs. ; dour, 496 own. O • D AEI/VALI OF GRA, ato., INTO LONN, BY LAND AND WATER CARRIAG IN E. IRON MARCIE 25 TO APRIL IN CLUSIVE. Wheat. Marley. Walt. Oata beaus Peas Yaw In. pra j Ira I Ira 6n. on. brim 11 1[ 1146 • • 6574 3690 143641 TOO me 394 .. 3600 T 0411.— 6674 6063 14301 1060 , 1061 314 .. - ;Are. 1.1594 I - 16Ut LIVERPOOL ourroN MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (IT MEM= AND INTINNATIoNAL laLsaaArz.) (now ora OWN COILNSPONDENT.) The market continue, quiet, but rather steady. Sala will probably foot up 5,000 bales. MINCING-LANE.—PI'IILS DAY.) SUGAR.—The market his been steady also. Friday at full priors. 200 hbds. of Cuba Muscavado sold at 30s. 6d. sad 200 asses of brown Bahia at 2214. Refined firm. Costa—No sales of importance reported. RIcL-4,000 bags sold, Rangoon at 103., white Bengal, 12a. 9d. to 13a. 6d. Rex.-30 pans. of Demerara sold at the former value. SALTPTTRI 00Othane• dull of ails. Corros.—The sales since Friday are at steady prices. Japan, RP. to 9d. ; Thinavelly, dd. to 80.; Western, 11d.• Coconada, 10Id. ; Salem, di& to 9d. The sales advartised for to.monow consist of 250 hhds. 6.700 bags sugar, 1,100 casks 3,100 bags coffee, about 17,000 packages of tea, 700 begs saltpetre, and sundry dry saltery goods. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet M the annexed quotations :—Town tallow, 40s. 6d., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 40s. ; April and June, 40s. ; June, 40s. 6d. ; October to December, 413.9 d ;De eera lß Ssr. OW 42a. 3d. W. "sellers." PAILTICULL TALLO 1868. I 1844. 1866. 30,6 , 1? 1,266 MOO 7O 70Goi 40s. Od. •3.. Od. *." 1" stock on '. and tbie day.... CAS 6C066 Delivery last week 946 700 Ditto from let Jaw 70,25d 000 5 Antral last week DIVA from 1d Juno 75.003 92,474 hiceY.C.on the etootthisdayewt 45 Od. 41a ed. Ditto Town last Friday 46a. ed. eits. 9d. Antral for the week ending 11th April lest year 116 auks, end delivery 1,10 6 auks. The snivels last week comprised 5011 tusks Australia ; 511 auks other places . total, 7ho oaks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of beasts le not quite so large as on Monday hut. Some of the choicest qualities meet with a ready sale at fully that days qootstion ; but on the &Temp trade is dull. The number of sheep is not much altered, nor are the prices. Trade is very slow. The majority are now shorn. Trade is dull for Wyse at our qnotations. From Germany and Rolland there are 1,210 beasts, 4,180 sheep, 1Z.3 calve., sod 110 Dills ; Spain, 164.1 beasts ; Fivitland, 290 ; Irelend,Norfolk and Suffolk. 1.820 ; Western counties, 140 ; and 340 from the Northern and Midland counties. ter stone Be stops of ' Best Santa, Berlds. 410 6 sst Lona 111-4dalls 0 5 4 • Best Short-horns 4 8 4 1 Best Lon [ - w0015 . ,.. 5 6 6 8 Elwood qua beasts 28 3 Do. do. Shorn ... 48 6 0 ! Wyss Pio ' Bastin's* 1111-brefls 610 a lash. . 00 0 0 Beasts at market. 4,180 ; sheep and lambs , 17,7 50 ; 'calves. 127; pip, 970. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Kamera Pattendeo and Smith report a continued steady demand for consumption for the small stocks remaining of • last year's, at arm prices. The continental market. are ; dearer • for Bavarians, 5s to 10s. ; and for Belgians , 2 s. to 4s, OZrrency—Mid and East Keats, 120 s. to 160 s. ; ditto Goldinp, 11300. to ECU ; Weald of Keats, 120 s. to 150 a. ; Sussex, 112 s. to 140 e. THE BIRMINGHAM STATUES. \Veen Peel's statue asks of the nametapes round, "Good people do tell me what nwr is a poised?" The statue of Attwood may answer with glee. "Gentle strangers, 'iii clear, jest Eleven and Three.' —Birmingham Pod. The bed of Southampton Water consista of mud in which a vast number of eels burrow. These have been caught by the native fishermen from time immemorial by spearing, and by line and book baited with a long serrated worm found in the mud. Some time since a strange fisher man came and plied his calling in Sonthamptos Water. lie confined himself to eel fishing, and met with extraordinary success. Day after day he caught upwards of a hundred ! weight of fish with a line and hook, while a native fisher man at the same time could not catch one-tenth of the quantity. Upwards of two yeah elapsed before the secret of the meows of the strange fisherman was discovered, and which proved to be using for bait the minute crabs which , abound in the mud when they have shed their shells. Their I only covering is then a tough skin. On cutting open eels there is invariably found inside them the remains of crabs. The native fishermen now use crabs for bait, and eels are caught in Southampton Water in far greater abundance , than formerly. EXHIBITI ON OF AUSTRALIAN GaAs—The A egit - tro/anan states that it is proposed to have an exhibition of cologial gems at Melboarne. Within the last three or four years in various parts of the colony of Victoria diamonds and precious stones of various kinds have been found—some of them very pare and of considerable value. HERRHAIAI IN TIM Naw Foaner.—The govern ment bas at length ssacticeed a search for real and iron in I the New Forest, and scientific men are now prospecting over that domain. It has long been thought that mescal treasures exist under the roots of the gigantic trees of the forest, although geologists have entortaleed a different opinion. CITY or LOIADON HOSPITAL FOR BIBRASIS OF TER (seer, VieTORIA PAIM—The amebae of patients relieved at this lastitution daring Let week was 1,159, of which 255 were new wars. 1 ISt 0,1 147 1110.1 330 1 1 3 . 3 SA 711 41 4- iso.4 DM - WV LaiiaBSe Xin M t 1007 71 40.4 1,001111 tO ID4 20} a:4 in 4 0 Silk! 1341 1 4 I 101,1,1 id IC9I 101 91 t —914 ef lasi I 110;1 aw $0..1 15,0 E /87,171 140 Nod 11. I ISIMIL4 16,000 'Agra & WastauuYs(L. SO 10,1001 SO 1 Do. Do. New IS 10,00111 60 (Alhioa $.1,000,1C) t allianceLosALiverpool 10 10,000.100 Do. Issued at $0 pm l5 100,0001 00 Anglo Austrian 40,00c 1 60 'Anglo Egyptian (Urn.) l2l 00,0061 66 .011100 , 11m , tod. 10 11.3061 20 !Untie Hank Cor.newsh I 1 110 . 162 0n 1 • 71. 21 12,600 40 Australasia an 7,6 0 0 40 ' Do. New aD 12,602 1 TA.Bankof BritlahLolumbla 16 10,006 15 bank of I= . 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New 100,0001 10 Land nort.lik. India 14 1 21.5 00 1 50 Lon. lik.ofllezkooto (L) 1 1..,000 100 Lon. Bank of Soolland,I: 1 19.0. 0 ,1 00 Loudon and Drumlins I 1,000 0 20 0 Lon. B.A New yreadt.B. lasB rL I ' 6,000 100 'D. , ty, Plate r , 11,000 L on.. au... As . ) 51,000; 10 Low. Cb.Baakef Asst d. a 04,0001 60 ,Landon and County 6. 000100 .Lou. liarebn.Con.liz.(l ) 710001 SO Loudon Joint Stock- 26,0001 * .London& South African 6,000 100 'Lon. & 6. Western , 5,000 1 se London&Venernela (2,)1 5A000,10 6 !Len. & Wastmuuter 1 10,000 1 10 1 Merchant hank(l.l.m.) 40,0001 60 Ilsreantlle A tkokawlL 13 000'100 'Metro.* Prov. bank (L. 4,166'11 01 Do. de. 6,000(160 Bank (LW.) I MOO ; 100 . National of Liverpool 1 0. 000 1 100 ,Min et *i s land 30,400 IA Do. 3rd lane I 50,000 SO ,Niwional Bad; 26.000 SO ' Do. New 27,500 1111 Now Beata' Wsles 40,1001 10 New *Maud (Limited) 50,000 60 North **Awn &MOGI f Vfliinta Beak Comoro 2,500, Do. 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