The Express. — London, England, 1860-04-13 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COCIff BANILIttIFTCII. ille(ure Ir. Coraminimer Holroyd.) is ■r Inizturysm..l IL Towle. haskraid Wks a nierehaat. d Hisbp• w itnatreet Within. Thar was the examination meeting. The at. nonit• commence on the :Ina Jane. l*ot, with a .1.1141 of 4.72 Y. The hankropt now owes to un.cunri creditors, 4.702/. ; to those bolding seewrity, 11. VOW The .4a-turner, coosi•ting of pnverty .4 a mist 1311114,11.11.4,11“ , dreeription. C"nt to to Chios and Mar... .r... irshard at 14.4 red. priweipal mewed credit. o is the Men...nide Hank of India, foe 11.932/. Irrldorr. in Chin. are returned r otnrig ?,W/. • Isal .1. itorr. I.9trie. The bankrupt also filial" to he tin; own,' ..1 a plantation at Singapore, no which he had ea. p rr a 41 7...r,.4 The ao - owata.a/row ao mans ; the trade etpeier • Are retuned at ; karma, RAW.; .111.• wad perroi .1 e %pews, 731 f. V . i!.•liio.. f..r tl e re.; ;n••. f..c •irwootit t t.c n th. t • A.i i are. , 11.4 three mouth% ug II JAMES 112114112. . . Imakropt Int• • ckwuniumbort Agrnt. T.met. st'ret Th. WA% Ilw Th lu•slnipt 1..4 I Int .utTon , 6l.l, onb,r c t . : • ... ... tt w 1•1... t r. 111, C 4 steel At• •;,11.1.• IX is CIIMILTOX. Thr hmkrapt was aeolTeat7r. olZUideek-eourt. Temple. Th.... the ezamination meeting. lu the absence of K• count. en selMurnment was ordered for • mouth. IX IL Thr caamination of th; ' l;;;lrupt, • merchant, of lanclrnhAllatrert, ma. aNI adionme.l, the amount. not lain; Till PHOENIX UlrE ♦mArRANCR COMPANI. The adjudication of bankruptcy stated by souse papers to Aare hero nude against this °output was to-day brought wider the ctmasderation of h. Honour in his pri• rate n.net. After II abort hearing the wijudieat ton wee elenulled, or, the ground that the,, was tp. iwtitt. , fung creditoe's dela, and no act of baahrupky as rsiarded :t debt which wan sought to he suhrtituted: lir. Bagley and Mr. Linkleter were eoseereed in the nee. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) The Court sat to-day at the Old;Whelk Westminster, to heor eppeels against refusals in petty semions to grant or renew liccuses to public homes. The Assistant Judge pre. 0i1...1.:m.1 there was a very full beach of inagintratee. The first rue taken was that of William Batt, who ap pealed against the refusal of the justices of the Hanover. Nuire division to renew the license to the ICing's Arms, I,okt-street, Hanover.square. Mr. Poland appeared for the frilf..ll.lret% Mr. Sleigh for the appellant. It appeared that the appellant had been convicted of allowing betting in his boom after beim cautioned by the magistrates and fined H. The megiMastes Mooed to resew the license or to allow him to hamster it, and it was now urged .41 his behalf that be had been already eatbcieetly punished. sad that the beech is me rr y as well as justice should grant the liceme either to the appellant lot himself. or under a condition that it should be Mune. iliat,.l. transferred to another person of respectability who w.so reedy to take it. The bench almost unanimously rtjecte.l the appeal. refusing the license, and ordering the appellant to par the costs. In the appeal of Wm. Milky again the refusal of the maw justices to renew the license to the George, South street. Berkeley-sqoan., Mr. Metcalfe, on the part of the trososilents, withdrew the oppositioe, and the license was renewed. After a irei ilisenaanis, it was arranged that the business of to-day ahotdd be coshed to the treating of appeals apin.t request. to resew, with the exceptive of the ernes of Benjamin tailt sad Nathasiel Laagbasi, w►ich were post pone! f o r a week ; aad the new eases, appeals while rereads to grant new licenses were adjourned foe a fortaight THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUME. A OAP° Or rut , NO PtetrocSrls. tril•fll Amore o, Appleton. and Adolphe. been, date here 16. 15. and 14 yean o f apT44lwrtiv•lY. were charged with steeling • from Ow porous of Mr. .t. Welhetom, micheat, of Sisehene. 1 prosecutor said he was walking along (limpid* yesterday emnieg. when he felt a tug at his coat. pocket. aad ss turning resod inmestintely saw the prisoner Moriarty and mother boy close by. He iassediately howl the former : bet the other boy, who was 'MMus the Antes hosilkoretiol into his pocket ti MI, and meanest. Moriarty denied all knowledge of the robbery : but as be wa.quete sirloin that he had bra is company of the o th e r hr (psoorstnr) pro hi into custody. itmart, detectire, said he was engeged fur loom Unto )rotentop afteensme watching the prieosere and • fourth isoy. as he well blew Moriarty mad Dana as pickpockets. Moriarty was well known to the police. srl 8,..r.• ropecially as being use of two bop who were picking the pocket of • medium while lonking in • Widow I. Itemetotreet, but is then happened to be • looking-oam ea the window the gestieseas watched them as the. wet ropogrol in plundering him, sad then turning rowel sis they bad finished, collared them both and handed Them .ter to the Morirty stoutly denied that he had emir been committed Wore, but the eeidesics me quite chew em the point and Avarice, although his inother at list pm him • good Character, admitted in the wed that he had been is trouble ore Wore. Moriarty was seat to hard labour for two months. aad Use ether prisuarn for II days. IA R LBOROI't; ATREET. ILITILAOILDIIMIT CAP.& OP DIMIAUDINO • GINTLINAN 11:1,000 Joan., :04,4 9rowtre•place Kennington-nod, 1, ....1.arte before Mr. Belden with defrauding a reels tlccun Thm, Leiceater, Pelham-plare, _ t.it wveral money at dilfereet pertotia. Sir. kilward Leen., of (;rent idarlborough..treet, ap peared for the complainant, and rid be elutrged the pet. nor with ....napirolA with another party sot in custody in &trawling th. .4 a large awn of money- - 901110. tin!' like 1,01.101. Mr. Thorne.. Lerewte.. of I, Pelham•place, mid—l am of no profession. IM tlo Ist of November Imo 1 came fnsm Southport to ',salon to inyself. A person named Richard Ileffert, who W7k. to have come up to Loudon with pile, came the nest or the following day. I 1.4 I.Lse.l at car•ii with Heffert previus. to wanetime• losing a half-crown or so, sad had lent him moral. 1 was going with Heffert to Woolvrieh b, .e.' the Arsenal, and in the I. ..t met the pnwoier, and had win. conversation with him, and he said he was also going to Woolwich to see the Arsenal and bor. rails. We were too Lite. Heffert ptapneed a game at cants, .oil we played at singtmt-un, and I llist 201. cannot my who ~,,, mewed the conversation. Primmer mid ha was • steamer, Una had c sine from Wale. respecting a lan. tint. It wee then proposed that we should go to Wolwa li the following day. I went with Heffert, and the prisoner came down, hat was again too late, and we not how at the harnsek yard. Heffert shortly after pro du,-.1 some cards, Living Ilrea.ly had 100/. of me, lent moray. I had at this time 400/. or :1001. in my pos. Demise, having lost WV. the previous night, or I should has. Lel I,OOIV Prisoner told me his name was Jelin.. ctrl I always addressed him by that name. 1 peal the primmer then between 201. and all. I lost the Sallue latght to the prisoner at tossing, at Scoters, in the Haruki:kit. At shortly after, ta Mr than a month, 1 1.4 1(1W. at one time. ft was at a billiard-mom Is Regent•etzwet. Prisoner followed 'me about. Heffert Lt's have a ganie at billiards." aStreraing prisoner and me. Priwiner nesented. and I played with the primer. I swgestel myself that I should play with the prisoner. and Heffert acted as marker. 11. rfsrt also played with the prisoner and lost money ton. I 1..4 Peg. that night. The pnsoner always let me nearly win, but joist at the hnisli of the gain, won himself. In 511. w. rto Mr. Mewl.. prosecutor mid that on the Softer Ileffert apparel not to know the priso n er. Mr. Lea. mid he elemlel be able to show that Hsffert aal the primmer were associates. Ti.. wAif I he went il ism to Portsmouth. and the 1.. 'awl earn, down after him. Mr /.lam Wale-1111..4 Xs, Isnive.place, Rrompton, ma. becer of Ow Nabs.* ()nimbus Company, proved et.elllg the Heffert repeatedly t.'gether for the last three br f.w r tomato. three hal repeatedly heen together. A. vi.' pa i..ner wos an aaauciate of gamblers froloteat the 11..anuirket. Prie.aaao .oal hu vara•utad CONAVOnaions ard hacked h aars. Mr. aaal he should order ham to eater Into OWII ro .qatoOloll is the NUM Ot 1001. to Spptor 03 Waalues• day Mat. BOUTHWARK. " tic icor tz as ♦ OiIRTL[>•A.r."-CBIATIIIG A R tILWAT C, PANt. A a. II tr,...aal, acat.l..n. s aly-looking young man. who gave Ow name of Bret Agjeineril. wan broUght befo " NZ. I.ltaires, as iaswetor of the ltoutb.Eartern with travelling in a irst.claa. carriaie ou the N..rth hest has without pitying his fare, with int.nt to &frau' +la• railway company. H-'ouvori. the mvns.pag dark of the law .lepartment N eh.- s-oth-Liaters Ilt.alway Company, attended to pro. error.. ,17: , Inya thr rrilizirr• of Oa soave •o;:avam thu 0 • r craw Ay the 3art — h Kent line at 10 ia'Clnelt this ". ••, Logsdon. and wham the tickets were heiag '.4. 11). pram,' r • who was is the smoking ado, in, et i ryi 1, ria ‘lt the •• weed," was 'AN, for his tv•let. e told •••1 . .. toe that he waa as " annual,' end it was all right. t.. .et ••••illisctor told him it warn all .rues, calm. he 1*** , .... I hi* ticket or paid a half-crown, the furss. The mi• or.u. r ••• highly ialiguant at such retamin, saying that he :'• ' min. .11.1 not he hooked. He continued • oz in the saloon until the arrival of eh., at ' •' •Ig t, when I , u L. refusul ritlver t., TER' EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 13, 1860: ticket or pa the y kis f are he was t a ke n i n t o custody by Inspe..tor °MVO', Of ontapany's Is answer to the cheep the primooer said he was a gen anima, hut unfortunately he had only twopence in his pocket. iiiCoulhe told Ida that if he was a gentleman hi. con duct was very diegraceful in nuking such barefaced attempt to cheat the railway company. He mu.t lon taught better manoen. by paying a fine of 20a., mei 2.. rel. crywn Sae, or suffer 11 dap' haprieounlet. WANDSWORTH. THE TtlCt3 or IVAAHCILWOML.V. A middle-need woman, named As* latudep, who tarried • child in het arum, was placed in the dock before Mr. Dolmas. charged with the following wholesale robbery Mr. Thome. Cook, the proprietor of an extensive at Beulah Houma South Lambeth, deposed la thalte primmer bad be in hie service about three yeses. From information be revolved that abs bad been dealing the things which had bees entrusted to him by his cudemen to weal, he Gallen ha • conetalge on Thursday and prelim' into custodj u . ir They then went to her Intiginp and nd fou • number of narked with his customers' name, cousiatinx .4 two pins :i !oil .ftwo pillow mato, a child's pair of ..nn A p•-tticoat. They also found • number of ot :r..shush ho believed had been stolen from his pima, but the marked parte had hewn ton, off. The things con earned of sheets no the lend, toilet covers, carpet rovers. kr. The primmer stated that she only had one duplicate. but upon a starch being made they found altogether thirty-four pawnbroker,' tickets , all relating to wearing apparel. He asked los worship to remand the pi - loser to enable him to look ..t the property mentioned in the Mr. barman remanded the primer for that purpose. soother woman io the service ,4 the a.,. brought up lg. remand charged also with rob bing her employrr. Th• ovideuoe west to show that a lady's chemise was found in her omission. Th e prisoner tried bitterly, and expressed her sorrow for what Mid h.Appetied. . . The proseAi r tor .rid he hail been naked to • great extent, and as he hail • great number of hands it was necemary to =skean example. In this case the prisoner had a husband, and he was in full employment. Kr. Darman said these depredations must be put a stop to, amid he sentenced her to one month's imprisonment, with heal 1:0.,ur. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. or mamma TIL/1011APE.) NEWMARKET MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) PORT STAKE& T.8.1L Gamester walks over. SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 BOVE Br to Rainbow walks over. QUEEN'S PLATE Newcastle Berle ... Neophyte Vulture Tyrant 4 num. LEO sPLATE. . . 8 ran. MATCH. Corii.a.Hoop boat Adulation. SWEEPSTAKES OF 30 SOTS. Trvratoro Thunderbolt . 2 ran. Won easy. SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 EOM KM. Rod Rork and Spirts aro hors. PAID Fmtrarr. —Sampson. FREE HANDICAP OF 50 SOT& R.X. ................ ; ItaTtlaanake, Tat 311) ; [MelbalL, bet £612 ; Peodorowna, 6st 81b. All are here. PAID FOlTUT.—Sparrowbawk, Nana Sahib, aPrail• lour. LATEST BETTING. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 10 to 3 apt Wiard (off Woe 7to 2) 6to 1 Lopata (t) • THE DERBY. 20 to 1 apt Bowsaw" (t) 20 to 1 Wisard (off) CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. to 1 apt Confectioner (t) 10 to 1 Yoieks (t) 12 to 1 Homeward Bouid (t) 15 to 1 Clues Amts (t) 19 to I Bestiock (1) CHESTER CUP. 10 to 1 apt Satellite 14 to 1 TWIN Doer (t) 14 to 1 Gaspard THIRSK MEETING.--(THIS DAY.) Ann:vim - Thrimirop. Douai. RoZOIII Pick.. Knowles', Tmtliplisrld, Tousle, Bogle HA Lill earl Bird. J lonaboff, Yhdoinel, Indy Bad, Hien, Canty Bay, Lady , Layton, Tommy Noble, askA, Chatterbox. 1516 Itseket, Royal Princess, Johnnie Gray, Viscount Poinnali, Wessel, and Assn INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OP 1881 The Council of the Society of Arta are engaged ia tomb', a gatrantee fund, in order to carry oat the la ternational Exhibition of 1862. The principal condition of the giontatee egreenent ere : 1. That so subscriber will Mew say liability until at lout 250,000 f. hare been guaranteed. 2. That no calla will be made unless it should happen that, contrary to the experience of the Exhibition of 1851, when there was a surplus of nearly 200,000 f., there should be a lose, when the call will be pro raid. _ . 3. Any surplus snil be at the disposal of the guaran• tors, tot the promotion of arts, manufactures, and com merce. 4. The trustees and managers of the Exhibition named are—The Earl Granville, Lonl President of the Privy Council, Vice• President of the Society of Arta ; the Yrir qui' of Chandus, chairman of the London and North Western Railway; Thorns. Bering, Esq., C. Went worth Dilke, Esq. (Royal Comnib.ionen for the Exhibition of 1851) ; Thomas Fairl*iru, Esq., chairman of thelMati chaster Art Treasures Exhibition. The council do not propose to limit the fund to the 258,000/. named, but, having secured that sum, they will endeavour to increase it ma mm► as possible. Already • few members of the society, and other bodies, have pro mised their names as guarantors to the amount of 170,0001. . . . . . A circular letter hu been addressed to the members of the wciety, drawing their attenticn to the importance of filling up the guarantee list R 3 soon as possible, and those members and their friends who are desirous of giving their as.istance to this undertaking, are requested to Amid in their name. to the Secretary of the Society of Arta as early as possible, with the sums they are willing to guarantee. The amounts guaranteed by individuals vary Prom 10,000 f. to 100 f. ORKAT SHIP COMPANY.-(THIS DAY.) This ►fternoon an extraonlinary general meeting of the proprietors of the Great Eastern was held at the London Tavern, to confirm the resolution pared at a forum' electing respecting the articles of &emaciation, and for the election of auditors ; Mr. BAKER, deputy-chairman of the hoard of directors, presiding. Oa the motion of the CHAIRYAtt, the resolutions were unanimously o ennead The Oimen.ts intimated that the directors wished the question of the appointment of auditors to remain entirely with the shareholders Mr. Jay of the tirro of (Naar, Ball, and and Mr. Williamson, who is also a professional accountant, were ap pointed auditors. A vote of thanks to the chairman terminated the pro ceedings. The Belgian war budget for 1861, just distri buted to the chambers, proposes to fix the strength of the army at 40,115 men and 8,780 horses The total expense is estimated at 32,252,830 fr., being 39,1601 r. more than fot the pressed year._ Two MEN BURNT TO DEATH. morning Mr. Braidw,val received a report a are at the residence of Mr. Alexander SPLaaa, Ranelagh.street, Pimlico, which anhapOly ended in the death of Mr. Alexander M'Lean, aced A/ years. The inmates were alarmed by the most pierving shirks issuing from the front room. On entering they found the deceased wrapped in fire. Eve 7 assistance was afforded, but without sums,. Another acci dent of a heartren nature occurred at the residence of Mr. Henry Vickers, -street, Westminster. The de. ceased was afflicted wi • paralytic affection, and his clothes caught Sr. when an attack was on him. He was taken to Westminster lio , pitol, but only survived for a • *UR I ...nix:I. ' A THOUSAND OALIA)N% or TAR ON PHIL Dsr.)—This morning a Ere broke out at the Caeal-hridge tar distillery, at Deptford, the property al Minn. Heat. The duster was caused, it in supposed, by sleeks(' from one of the stilt., and the spirit becomiAmtga of ined the dames quickly extended to one thousand refined tar. • The ire then nee so high into the as to bring out in bull relief the steeple. of the pariah church and the chipping in the riser. l'nfortnnately the fire had obtained too great an seonidsnce for the water to hoof any asaistanee in sztiAguishini it. 'the property was not insured. SHARE LISTS.-7HlB' DAY. Two o'Cioax. The railway share market to-day is quiet, but well supported. The principal feature is a rise of j per cent. in Great Western stock. South Eastern has declined j per cent., whilst Eastern Counties has improved to a like extent. London and North Western stock is now quoted 99} to 100; Great Western, t£9l to f ; 'WU; L ' - eashire and Yorkshire, 1 to 106 South Eastern, 87j to 88 ; tern Counties, 55 to j ; Caledonian, 91 to ; and Great Northern, 113* to 1144. York and North Midland and North British stocks are inquired for. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady, at 1 9-16 to 1 11-16 prem. The Canadian and Indian lines are quiet. SA AM et. Ird I RAILWAY& I elcging r row ralel ,r°-dAY y y. 1 to Atab..Not,DostAkilata ltra.Wol. anteurVeL Birk.,LutotekaaJone ,Blackburn !Myth •ad Irmo Bodon • sleafrd.* nd.C Bristol and Exeter .. Caledonian Cork and Bandon Cornwall Do. A Ano die. until 6 Do. B p.c. Is paid to B. Dublin and Best Joe. Dund.,Pertts, a Abd.Ja Bait Anglian Laken Counties Eastern Union, Stock A Do. Stock B East Suffolk Ditto tl i :I 70 72 11l 120 6 1 le 19! 103 NI IR} •1* i Ij, Edinburgh and above' , Ldlnbro',Perth, Dundee 1 teeth and Clyde low , Gleseow & & Western Greet North °ldealised Great Northern _ 04. L ii i. ________ : A !Kock Do. B Stock Beath t West. (Ire.) _ Wolließ_ DwaneVaLGon.tlik. lonsrkieslk Torkekke Lomita nal Ellosinnall Lon.,lll=ll.onost Ism Mos Lades& NAM= Loadoar=Woliern Loodooderry&Coleraln. Do. and Enniskillen s metropolitan DO Midland DO Do. Bina. & Darby all Mid. Gt. Madero ((In ) all Strocadle and Carllate _ _ Newport, Aber..ellaes 9 Newry& ArosemoiaL N Niellik owyzWseromp.illca Northum Cemilas llst 10 8+ North MU& ill North Dorm La &D ill Do. • 10 N. Zooton—Dorwlek 2 Do. o.N.l.Pare. Do. Leeds 10 Do. York Isortiacetion in NortlutS.WesteroJam 171 North 840 ordahire Peebles Portomouth Rhymney Scottish Central Scottie/IN. t Absr.Mk Scottish Wand Shropshire talon Sittinsbourne& Skeen South Devon South Pastern Wroth Wales S. Yorks& & River Dun Staises,Wol= Stockton & Ditto ditto Tiff vale Mier 1 1 Do. Do. Tolo of Noolli Vide& elm • PillineD Waiorkt4 Illkonay Woot Coma tl Wed Leedom ZAAWATI. &AS & ad . Calidska, Dea.Pdakt Aber. ha Mit ARO" p. Do. B. Sp. it C,Tp. Z. Cada =i, pAtile. 1 Ds. M. !fa." Da Now ep el ili - .. lemetees 174104. 4 p. et. Min.& (Ilemper,l p. el Greet Ilreitkes4 p. et. Do.llored.4llllp.eLges. Do. 44 permit. iu whim{ red.stit s am 4 OtWed.(learbealleata MI Do. redeem. 4. gent M Do. reduce 4 4. test NO Do. freedom. 44. et DO Do.loot.redeenTeet. ell Do. a,.. PteL nieces W DaCbeeterPtilLape ell Do. do. do. bp. e MI Do. Mu. Ova Mock In Do. CbeeL lien Mere. am Do. do. do I Do. do. do Litoc.& Voikalt. 6 p.c.St ,Los &Brlett..6p.c.Ota St No. I Do .6 p.c. do. N 0.2 id 110: iii. - 0. do. . 10 Da. 6. do. N. , wDo. 0 p.c. do. ... a Do. p. c.pirt. alt. do.. 10 Do. 7p.e. Prig. Stock. 4 Do.ep.e.do.(W. IL &C.P. PO DIX 4.114 KW. dd. ttl ill Lea.Citalkim god Dom L&NW.Cov.&2ttutsF L&S. W 7p. c. Itt.late all Loedondery&Enols. sh 06 Itaa.Sbet. & Lloe.6p. et. Do. tp DO . Do. Ilk per cent .. 5 Do. redeemable 6 p.et DO 31dbutd Cons.6p e. Stock 60 Do.Cona. Br,& 8.6 p e DO Do. 6ip.et. Pre Stock DO Do. LdAklitettin 4p c. aL New.&AberAte..per. 6 p. e.,witk option 4111806 DO Norfolk Op. et It. /Mock DO North &Walt 5 percent 10 Do. New Oee. 6p. et. 1 Do. Border Union ins DO N.ltst.—Berw.6 p.e.Prf. 81 Do. do. do Ii Do. Leeds 6 p.et. No. I 10 Do. York. H.& Apure. ill North Staaordahlre . Do Ox.W.llWoLllp.e. Mina DO Do. Irredeemable aU lleottlib Cent. New,Tret. 70 Scot N.E.Sep.ct. Pref.lit DO Do. Aber. gall p.e DO Do. 7 p.ct. Prot. Stock all S. Devon Fixed N p. C. aD B.lis. (Rood. An. A 1.0.0; DO Do..} per cent DO Do. fixed per cost * 8. Wale. 11111 l 4p. oat DO Do. at per cent DO 8. Yorkshire 4p. goo all Btock.3DarUnglealp.e ill Do. do. 1118p.e aD Do. do. Cip.e 10 ,Water.rt EJUTIaII si 4 ye 8 lit la 38 38 28 28 78 80 30 804 96 10, 1131 114 117 1111 113 131 113 111 esi * 80 86 1061 1041 _B7 _Bll lii 15 11 li -- - - 18 17, lI6U 1141 118 ISO 1 OD 1 101 1 1 1 114 11 1 1 1 . 1 1 11 91 If 42i 11 1171 1 i MI 1 ad 96 1 1 Ms m . 88 } 71 ciiiist Atla.Do DNA. Dot. tit.ta gw r e ad Do. do. I. lalltalo&L•keHoratitl. Do. N.. Do. Preference Bad., Brant,4Boodeticb ip.e. Mo. Aug. 1 1871 sidonedbyßudALlL Da. J. 17 1,1873, dine Da hail. 1874, dila, Camila & S. Easton , S TADockelp.c.pa 7 00 8• 1 4. Vol , epee owl 6 Embers ...... )0 awl Indigo 10 Do lowilies F..., 10 . Do. Do. 4:tr Do. p. el oliesit dia. Ooalowedi 7datboorao Orwel Wood of Canada Da Spar et. hd. . Do. I pa ea Dobai_ Do. 7 par al Do. da. Do. da _UDC Imam Amtrak Do. NOW Ot R. of lodia g. id ; j e t i Wad Coasda. Do. Now Do.Dds.,par7ll,opt. WIPP Do. do. 73 opt. tub Do. do. 78 witho Do* p. , pay. 77 Madras Our. 44 per et. Do. do. 5 DST at. Do, 1• 7 4 JWISI 10 Do. 41e ULM. as. • Ilelb.Corp 6p. et. 7 di IL Brunswick* • dams A esp. ID Do. do. TAM M Do. do. 11 cap do. al Do. do. Load ao IMmdW Dodo IlailtiO) 1 Do Put. Jamb DalstLitYloßg. 0 p.ot 01 9thadrows it Quebec • 1 IT/bided Waited. Scrip MONEY MAREEI.-THIS RAY. Two 9Ctocc. The funds are rather firmer to-day, and an improvement of I per cent. has taken place. Little business is going forward, the Stock Exchange wearing a dull appearance. Atten tion is chiefly directed to preparations for Monday's settlement in shares and foreign stocks, this being " continuation day." British railway stocks re main very steady. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 70fr. 20c., being sc. lower than they closed yesterday. The New Victoria Debentures are quoted 106 to Indian government securities are steady, with only limited tranaaetions. Consols are officially marked 941 and 1 for money, and94l and for the account. The present quotations are 94} to }for cash, and 941 to for the 9th of May. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 224 and 226 ; the Three per Cents. Reduoed at 921, 4, and 93 ; the New Three per Cents., at 994, 4, and 93 ; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 78 ; the Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1869, at 10.11 ; the Five per Cent. enfaced rupee paper, at 981 and 98 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cents., at nal ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1869, at 96; and 1 ; India Bonds, at ss. die. ; and Exchequer Bills at Be.. 94., and 12s. prem. Business in the foreign stook market has been only moderate in amount, and prices exhibit little alteration. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 76 to ex div., and that of 1858, 61 to 4. The advance which took place yesterday in Mexican Bonds is not fully supported, transactions being recorded from ni to 21g. The scrip of the new Brazilian loan is quoted die. to par. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brs.zilian Old Five per Cents., 100, ex div. ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents, 661 (exchange 129.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 100, 1091, ex div. ; Mexican Three per Cents., 214, 214, 214 ; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 82 ; ditto Three per Cents., 691, ex div.; Russian Five per Cents., 108 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 461 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 76, 761 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 611 ; ditto, Gua ranteed Four per Cents., 1011. The pressure for discounts at the Bank had quite prepared the public for the step taken yesterday. Nevertheless, in the complete ab sence of any drain of bullion or other foreign cause of disturbance, the value of money has now, with sufficient suddenness, reached a point at which traders seem inclined to pause and discuss the prospects of the market more nar rowly. It is generally recognised that the dis turbance now experienced results in no small degree from a fault in the working of our monetary machinery. The Bank of England refuse to afford any facilities whatever to the other money-dealers, who, in their own defence, restrict their transac tions, and refuse accommodation to any but their regular customers. They do little business except at an advance upon the Bank rates, and charge an unusually high price on long paper. The banks, to a certain extent, are influenced by similar considerations. An extremely heavy demand is thus concentrated upon the Bank of England, whose " other" securities have now risen to a great height. Where is this movement— this antagonism—to end 1 The commercial public are heavily mulcted by it, and its cessation would therefore be a public advantage. The bank have a perfect right to restrict their accommodation to the other money-dealers, but present experience proves that the system of absolute exclusion is attended with vast and general inconvenience. Now that the Bank rate has been raised to 5 per cent., the condition of the general money market is quite ise unsettled an it wan before. Only the choicest short paper was negotiable yesterday at 5 per cent., the terms de manded in other instances being 5 to 6, and upwards. At the Bank of England the demand yesterday showed a decided diminution, many of the unusually numerous applications on Wednesday having been in anticipation of a rise in the rate. In the Stock Exchange a large supply of money is offered on government securities by firms which are unwilling in the present uncertain state of the money market to lock up their funds for any lengthened period in mercantile acceptances. The rate for short loans on Consols yesterday did not exceed 3 per cent. In consequence of the alteration at the Bank, the discount establishments have announced a rise of per cent. in the rates allowed for loans. They now give 4 per cent. for money "at call," and per cent. subject to seven days' notice of with drawal. A similar movement has been notified by the joint stock banks, which now give for deposits 4 per cent., or 1 per cent. below the Bank mini mum rate of discount. The London and West minster Bank, however, allow only 3 per cent. on sums below 5001. There is very little inquiry for gold for the Continent. The steamer Tasmanian has arrived from the West Indies with about 65,0001. in specie ; and the Teuton* from New York, with 42,0001. for England. Of the 768,000/ in Australian gold, known to be on the way to England, 306,0001. is now due by the Copenhagen, Suffolk, and Greyhound—these vessels having been at sea 108, 98 and 86 days respec tively. The Monarch, Norwo od, and Ocean Chief have been at sea 79 days, with 285,000/. ; the Mont morency, 75 days, with 36,000/ ; the Lightning, 64 days, with 54,0001. ; and the Lincolnshire, 63 days, with 87,0001. An instalment of 8 per cent., making 34 per cent. paid, falls due on the Canadian Five per Cent. Loan of 2,800,0001. on Tuesday next, the 17th. The rates of discount in the principal continental cities are as follows :—Paris 3 per cent. ((Bank, 3k) ; Berlin, ; Vienna , ls; Amsterdam , 3 ; fort, 2 (Bank, 3) ; and Hamburg, 2 per cent. It appears from the advices from Vienna that the demoralising expedient of a grand national lottery loan, resorted to by the Austrian government, has proved a miserable failure. Although every per son upon whom official influence could be brought to bear has been coerced into taking some part in the transaction, the total subscriptions have reached ( nom i n ally 3,20q,001x., but only 32,000,000 florins really much lees), being less than one - sixth of the amount-200,000,000 florins — which the govern ment had hoped to sweep into their co ff ers . The term originally fixed for receiving subscriptions has expired, but, with a view to afford scope for in creased official pressure, the period has been ex tended until the 14th inst. . . . . rit .... lii i - • lii OIDINAZT SHAMS AND STOCKS. ! 7 !- Bt. It St. it ilk lil 81. lu Nt ii 111. Il BC I( St. I( ea, 9_x_l. I I( &. 11l 0 - I al ii. Ii,"( St. II 23 11 St. 11 St. 11 St. 11 i° 17 se. lii 96 II 48 79 106 S A NT 4 7 . 11. us zdi 364 87 id 1 dla 1 69 411 10 11 Si Si ve is 100 100 14 20 10 1 110 113 is is ~100 t liri iii 116 111 111 110 11 2 76 77 117 115 iio iii 103 10 88 87 96 100 88 90 90 92 100 102 9 9 10 1 17 18 10f 10f 74 . 79. 1 138 110 115 117 115 117 140 165 152 168 174 170 IT 0 11 e n 5 117 124 1521 1571 12 121 125 . 127. -- I - I 08 70 i I 128 140 102 103 94 96 2° . ° '?!i 50.000 FO:oail 50 0001 --• ii:also , ao 9.1 11,739 8,915 1,000 SEA,OOO I,iiiiiil 180,8201 150,0001 702,9°° aa:666 1 25,000 12,000 00.000 100,000 50 000 -2 --.-- 12,000 0 1 80.000 !!.31_ 772 ii 13,6761 5,000 10,000 000,000 10, • 7 0 1 10,000 15, 2,000 14,10 G 75,000 75,000 60,000 10,000 USN LBASZD AT LAULWAYB. Ch IN. Welt.). M ! . e , Louden Mk) 641 per sank do. Ditto percent. do Clydesdale Junction (to Caledonian) Colchester,BtourVsliey to ECo.&E.C &Lin..4mb ans. 6 p.ct to Great Northern) E. Colo», Hone. Bk, C Oloo,nater & Dean Fo rest 'to Ot. Western). Dock& sou I ti a =relitor.ax.m.) Ditto Mures ... lancsahlre and Carlisle 30 Lon. & N. West.). London and Oreenwlck Ditto Probate= do.. Load . Tilbury, •eoet• end to Palo and Co., Loweeott Ofail. par niiTtO o ManelL,Butt., IteL*N.West.lllll4.) Illdlooderodi. (to MK) Nowtoorksi "oryitloo. (guaranteed e per et to &astern Countles) Northern & Eastern p. et. rto UM Co )ORM 6 per met. (ditto) Presiort&Wyre(toLon.& N. W. & Lan& York.) Royston. "Heckle. end Shepreth ,to 6. N. Shrewsbury & Hereford (to Mr. T. Breeng) South Staffordsldre (to Mr. Welean) Wilts and Somerset (to Great Western) Wimbledon R Croydon (tu Loud. & Brighton) l Akra and U. Bor. Bask Au4ralpals I ;i ion - 47i ? : 11* Lte 109 111 id 108 110 id ti. ir m n 1 dls 13814 +x 114 110 117 111 75 77 id 121 128 id 132 138 id 101 2Si 10i 23 100 102 100 102 89 91 90 101 84 88 28 29 321 831 32 83 51 53 rows. prices. U 88 VT 98 (.' 4 7 71 ni 112 70 73 A 73 9 87 i i Pal l 1 1 1 1 ' dl: 314 101 102 r I i c2 aa 994 100 101 13120 33 1.3 921 98i 70 71 84 8d 72 74 71 71 " 1 f dl, f 1 124 111 di* 8 71 di 97 99 97 90 97 99 90 n Si 90 Sri 92 4 PI X , 1 Of dl brads] 5 7 5 7 to 7 I 7 99 101 LIND UNTAXA IS lie Ms RI 122 124 112 114 103 196 18 17 160 142 46 {6 110 111 207 210 88 86 116 110 96 99 liti 116 11,7 I ii' 56 SS MS 137 let 106 NI 11 01 N II 81 ••• - - me i 109316 Bt. lot.North.4p.c.Jan&Jub , 100 60,906 St. I Norfolk 4 p.c. Mar... 4p4. 100 0;431 St N. Emit . 4p.et. Jau.N.July 100 10, At. Oxf.Worc.&c.44p.ct. do. 100 .... St. Scottish N. East. 4p. ct. 100 JOLWr IITOC! Bank of Bank of Lo Bank of Turkey &Theft N..Sinerfos Chart. Book of India, Australia, sad China . Cloud. Merc. of India, Lon., and China City ftg.Seot.aituaLChartd. G. Bank of Switzerland. Lon. Ch. Bank of Ana& London and County :London Jolut Stock ... Inn. and Westminster.: Nat. Pros. of Soilsel Do. New National Bank New South Wales i ottomin Bank !Pi;vincla!pt Irekod Do. New Routh Austrslis Union of Australia Colon of Load= Unity If Una Oaks to-day tot p.m 92 94 98 100 98 100 92 94 id 71 77 71 74 tli Ife 61 61 13 t 20} x SS 34 70 73 37 38 19 91 114 17 21 14 161 171 ne ni dd. I COMPABILL 1 Pd I a. Anglo-Mexican Mint Australian Agrienl Atlantic Tel. (lAm.) Berlin Waterworkii.. Brit. American land • . Brit. & Irian Mag. TeL A Do. B 7 per e. t 1.1111162 Do. C • Canadafectd Channel islands TeL (L; Cop. Bigot Eng.& Smelt. Do. Poet 71 per 1:11111 rPalace . Preference Do. S p. et. Peep. Deb Electric Televapit Do. New Eng. and Aust. Cop. Oen. Steam Naviention Great Ship (Lhzdted) Indian and Aust. Tel— Lon. District Tot (L) London Discoant (L) Lon. Gen. °omnibus Co. Malone Deign. & Can* )(editor. Ez. Tel tllm.) National Discount 00.. Netherlands Lend A. .1 - 117. ip Z 17. L i . N. Dram. sN. So-A Li. N. Brit. Australaian tal Gas _. . him In. Sim. (Lbs.)• o. do. 14 Li vs us N $ sr 111 10 22 141 161 122 126 6 26 ao t l 2 SI2O 1 101 103 106 106 . 106. II Peel giver Land lit Peeln.ead Odes. teue 1 611 11 64 1* 1* I ii In 8 • 1 04 is * m il I L i is par Y 61 78 BO 13 15 pm Do. rieir Red Bee et Ind. Tel. 44 pe. for SOya. by Br. Gov Ithymney Iron No. New Royal Mall Steam 58 * - iii. h er 1_ 1 1! A 64 sootttsh Ault. Invests. South Australian Lead Subrnartne Tel. Scrip .. Do, do. 14 0 7 au 00 100 an all all S. 11 !Trust & ta. Co. Up, Can.l Van Dierneal L0d.... 10 11 STORY or • BUSOLARY.—III our obituary is re• corded the death of the Rev. George Pochin, RD. An episode in his life will bs remembered by many of our readers. On the night of the 9th January, 1845, a daring was effected upon his premises, situated at the et g o l l ' llaston-lane, Rutland, a quarter of a mile from the village. He was • bachelor, of retired and ocean. tric habits, and lived there alone, performing all the domestic offices, witY the exception of a few which be left for • charwoman who attended him once • week. He slept on the ground floor, and whilst in bed on the night to question five men entered by soddenly demolishing the window and frame. The en• trance was so sudden that no chance was left to reach some firearms which he kept loaded. The men, who wore masks, secured him to the bed, and the house was then ransacked. The villains took possession of all the silver plate and llgt in cash. Before leaving they tied the rev. gentleman's legs and wrists with rope, and on taking their departure they swore that if he stirred hand or foot, or gave the least alarm, they would return and murder him and bum the house. As they were getting out of the window Mr. Pochin said, " Are you going to leave me here, you villains, to be starved to death!" One of them an swered, " No, sir, we will make you up another bed in another room, with pleasure." They then decamped, and Mr. Pochin set about getting his liberty, which he effected after manifeating much patience ; having gnawed the rope which bound his wrists, he then set his feet at liberty. Although • reward of 1001. was offered for the capture of the perpetrators of the outrage, they remain undiscovered to this day.-Btmaford Mercury. HIRIFORD Emma FAra.—This great fair for the sale of Hereford stock, cattle, he., took Pim on W ed°°° - Ake, and was largely attended. It was a very good fair for sellers, for everything fat was worth an increased price. The fat beasts sold in this market are almost invariably cows, as the oxen are sold for the Loudon market, or to fatten on the midland pastures. Except at Christmas ox beef at Hereford is a rarity. Prime fat cows, and calves in good order, sold from 7d. to Ted. per lb. ; and good wither sheep, in th e woo l, i n some came sheep, exceeded that sum. Pigs were dear, and porkers fetched 61d. per lb. Good nag horses were scarce, and fetched high prices. The preliminary investigations into the case of Hunt, who recently shot Cornet Browne at Kirke@ for seducing his wife, have resulted in Hunt's committal to stand his trial at the next Bombay Sessions. Browne very property objected to the magistrate using •• evidence the deposition which he made when 'ap posed to bs dying. The fact of his recovery ought to render it invalid. Throughout he showed great disin clination to give evidence, and was bound over to prosecute only under heavy recognisance'. He said, " I consider I hays injwld Hunt, and that he has sufficiently punished me, and that we have both been guilty of offences for which we have both been sufficiently punished."—Priers! of Indio. The Calcutta Weekly Press, in arguing for the necessity of a jurisdiction in the Kaman such as the Supreme Courts exercise in the Presidency cities, gives the following instance of brutality which occurred in the home. diate neighbourhood of Meerut. The master of the house was sitting at the head of hie table surrounded by his family and some guests. Reminding the former that • peon had treated one of their number dureapectfully in the course of the day, he ordered the offender to be brought before him, and was about to lash him with a cat-ce-nine tails in the preparation of which he had been qmolovine his Li.... 43.4.4 a e ..i .ac l be would i n tot allow so scandalous a scene to be enacted in his presence. The master of the house at once summoned several Golurs armed with swords, and ordered them to Nile his guest, who would have been cut down, had 40 not possessed himself of • weapon by dimming one of the ram, and kept the others at bay till he maid make bis escape. Tars lIILANDC -A letter from Corfu, dated April 3, says :—" The Lend High Commissioner, Sir Henry Storks, has gone on his tour to the Southern Islands . in the lonian, with the squadron at present stationed here se hie escort, viz., the Exmouth, London, and Liffey." al I U e!.. IN 11 ii; ei ~ii G~ 111. BC 11 100 ii: lii K Ili I 11 SR 111 •1. iii It 111 ei. lii ft. li k I es,. i 4 ei 111 ai: If at. u St. U St. If 81. 111 81. U Bt. U is I 1( la I p St U U SR U St U it7ll M. U St U Ili es. Ili Id privod of what ho most required for the siege of this place, such as guns, shells, ammunition, and even provisions. He therefore be compelled to retreat, and before he an la melt the capital it will very probably be in the hands of the mb. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,5781. ; the Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an inanition of 1,5111. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 6,020/. ; the Midl an d, an increase of 6,145/. ; and the North Eastern, an increase of 5,1991. The weekly traffic return of the Grand TrunlG Railway of Canada., just received, shows an incressec. of 406 W. sterling. The Master of the Rolls intends on the 19th inst. to make a call of 21. 511. per share on the contribu tories of the Mexica n and South American Com pany, in addnion to the call of 91. already made. The annual meeting of proprietor' of the National Provincial Bank of England is called for the 10th of May. The half-yearly meeting of the Ceylon Railway Company will be held on the 30th inst. The annual meeting of the Antwerp and Rotter dam Railway Company is called forth° 3rd of May, at Brussels, when (*Arno Loslifications in the statutes will be proposed. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co., report as follows: During the last fortnight the market for American *eel'. ritiee hail continued without animation • it, however, shows much firmness, and prime both of State stocks and railroad hoods have generally advanced. MINES-7HIB DAY. Two o'Cr.ocr. The mining market to-day ix rather quiet. The transactions have been principally confined to shares in Wheal Mary Ann, Lady Bertha, Pendeen Consols, Treloweth, and Great Rataßack mines. In the Stock Exchange Wheal Mary Ann shares are officially marked 194. Foreign and colonial mining shares are likewise dull. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 224, and United Mexican at 14. The Wendron Consols Yining Oompany have declared • dividend of 10s. per share. At a quarterly general meeting of the adventurers in Wheal Kitty, held yesterday, the accounts showed-dales of tin for the last three months, 3,5331. 17s. Ild. ; costa for same period, 3,018/. Is. 2d. ; leaving a profit on the quer. ter's working of 5171. 16s. 9d. By adding the balance from last account (2971. 4s. fl.) the sum in favour of the mine is raised to 8151. la. 3d. The usual dividend of Is. per share was declared. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LINE.—(THIS DAY.) The weather in London since ,last Wednesday continued harsh, cold, mostly cloudy, and damp. Vegetation is almost at a stand still, and prognosticates a late harvest. This morning wet, dull ; wind N. 8.. ; temperature cold. The attendanos of the trade in Mark-lane today was fair, the tone very firm ; prices of most articles of the trade firmly maintained or tending upwards. The slimly of home-grown grain was very small, and of country -ma& flour moderate. The imports of foreign grain into London since Monday were reported this morning as small of flour, and small of wheat, small of barley, but large of oats. WHAT.—English held for ls. per qr. admire over last Monday's rates, but buyers withdrew, and the market closed dull. For foreign also more money asked, which checked all sale. _ _ _ . 1 1 101711.--Btemily trade, at last Monday's quotations. BARLEY scarce, inquired after at fully bat Monday's prices. OATS.—Firmly maintained upon hat Monday's quota time. Ilium -English and Egyptian held firmly at last Mon. day's prime. Flee firmly held at last Monday's prioes-rather dearer. CURRENT QUOTATIONS, DUTT PAID. WITEAT.-English white, 465. to 545. ; red, 445. to 50e. qr.;ppeerr Dant= and Konigsberg, 465. to 56; per 4941 b.; 50a to 541. ; other Baltic ports, 465. to 525. ; French, 46e. to 545. FLoun.-Town, 355. to 40s. ; Norfolk, 335. to 335. 6d. per 2601 b. • French, 30s. to 355. per 280Ib. ; American (United States), 225. to 28s. per barrel. BASLE!. -English, 265. to 46e. per qr. ; Baltic, 245. to 35e. ; other sorts, 265. to 28e. per qr. OATS.-British, 225. to 28. per qr. • Russian, 225. to 23e. per qr. • other Baltic port; 21s. to 2 5 . per qr. BRA/fig.-English tick, 335. to 38s. ; harrow, 39e. to 425. m gr. Foreign, 31s. to 40s. per qr. Egyptian, 32a. to 6d. per qr. PEAS.-English boilers, 38s. to 401. ; hog and. grey, 325. to 355. ; foreign white, 364. to 38s. ?warm CARGOS& -Since last Friday 19 pain-laden vessels were reported arrived at porta of call, viz. :- 4 wheat, 6 barley, 8 maim, 1 rye. The latest reported sake were :-Wheat arrived : Odessa Ohirka, 150. with epaims to reject 30 quarters. wheat to be shipped 2 cargoes, Marianople, May or June shipment, Ids. Maize shipping or shipped-2 cargoes Gal:it; 365. per 49211 n. Barley arrived-5,800 qrs. Odessa, par tially imperfect, tale quale, 28s. per 4001 be. Importers are again asking a fresh advance, which stops business. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM APRIL 9 TO APRIL 13. English and Scotch. Irish. I Foreign. 1940 4000 1590 760 IRO i bm enao ; Foreign TERIAL AVERAGES. Wheat Barley Oats Malt BagLeh Beak /lour, 1,1 is:34 22010 eta, 220 uclo. ' Mar. $ iii - 9 - d1 lO ... 23 17 /m o b. 660 6d 3l April 7 tilz weeks' Ap t -- - Averag• , Bayley. Oata. 1 Rye. I Beans. leas. 'Ha Od las lid 321 0,1 4 3% id , 3.a 3d SON ad 220 9d 304 6409 a ad 371 ad ye a yd goy Id by 10d33s 74 370 7d 35:1 114 Ms 441: 041390 Sd 37a 74 Xi fil 34s ld Ms 94130 a 11d Ns td ago ad Ma 7d adiala td atas 3d 74 37a 104 'Nei 7d tal 44 136 Ildaße Durr.—Whisg, Barley, Usti. 170, Beans. and Pam. la DIAGRAM 111101111111 ILOCIVATIOUB IM VIZ ARIUS{ PRIG{ 0? WELT D 011.016 171 1112 WIRSB MAZZO. April 7 . LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) (ST ILICTILIC TZLEGRAPH.) (non OUR own 001111SSPONDENT.) Grain market numerously attended. Good business in wheat at further advance of hi. Flour in fair demand, at full rates. Indian oorn in active demand, at Is. advance since Tuesday. Galata, 36e. to 395. • Ibralla, 355. to 36a. ; Egyptian, 354. Oats and oatmeal d ull of sale. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SI:MAR.—The market has been ver. , dull this week, and prices have scarcely been supported. Refined unaltered. Lumps, Ms. to Ws. Corru—This article boa gone off irregularly, although the quantity (Armed in public sale has been small, and the finer qualities have shown a slight decline. Tue.—Letters from China have been delivered this morning, and the report of markets is considered to be fa. vourable for this article. Rice.—A limited business has been done this week at previous rates. Run has been dull of sale. Demerara proof sold at 21. ; proof leewards, Is. 9d. 9ALlrerim sold at fully previous mtes. Sege have gone off heavily this week. Dunos.—The fortnightly sales went off steadily at pre. vious rates. COTION.—No sales of importance reported. Markets generally have been quiet this week. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is mteady. Town tallow is quoted 54e. 6d., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 56e. 6cL ; April, 56e. &L; May and June, 55e. ; Oct. to Dec., Ole. 9d. HIDE MARKET.-{THIS DAy.). : 661bm. to 64Th.,, 4id:to 40. ; 64165. o 721b5., 44d. to 4}d. ; 721bs. to 80165., 4jd. to sd. ; SOM.. to 881 b.., sd. to Nl. ; 881 6 e. to 961b5., 5 .to 6d. ; 9616 x, to 1041b5., 6d. to bid. Horse ludes, to lls. Calf skins, light, 2s. fld. to ss. ; full, Bs. BERXONDSZT.—Sheep skins, gents and half-bred., Os. 08. to 10s. 31. ; downs, 6a 9d. to Bs. 6d. ; shearlings, L. 4d. At $ meeting of holden of Central American Bonds, hold yesterday, the offer put forward on behalf of the State of San Salvador was stigmatised as dishonest, and unanimously rejected. The offer consisted of 10 per cent, on the original capital in full settlement of the arrears of thirty-three years at 6 per cent. The original debt was 27,2161. The claim now amounts to 7 9 , 4 7 21 . I COAL MARKET.—{THIS DAY. ) / OS ,3trict crt It private letter / dated Aat Arts Moe, 184. 9d ; ; Walls End Russel! ,7a. 9d. • Walls End Mitc u t i° B l , lled from a merchant long tisideut *era 104 - ; Walla 114 Cruz : warideld Moor, 12s. 6d.; Wafla gg° Haswell, 905.; Walls Ead Eden, ISt 9d.; Walls End Hilda, 17s. 6.1.; Walls Earl Business is completely suspended ; and commercial houses Auckland Park, 18a.; Walls End Framwellgate, 18a. 9d. ; and shops of all kinds are shit up, while we have nothing Walls End H Hall, 184. fkl.; Walls End South Dor t* entertain as day and night but the music at intervals of ham, 18a. 9d.; Moor Butes, 12s. 6d.; Walker ;Hates'.rein. shot and shell. General Miramon is now besieging us, but rose, 135.; Wylam, 16a.; . Buddies Hartle,. 16e . the capture of his two armed steamers by the United Stake , H ar tl e y, Lg e , ; &b e id e Hartley, 15s. 9d.; Davidson); chip Saratoga, of which you iinll, ere this reaches you, have Hartley, 'Howard's Hartley, 15s. 9d. ; Lambert's ',ern accounts in the papers, will prove to be a death blow to Hartley, 15a, fld.; North Holywell Main, 15e. 6d. —42 ships hun and his contemptible party, inasmuch as he is thus de- at market. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden sad Smith report an improved demand for the best sorts, and Mid and East Keats, as well as fine Wealth, Keats, and Sussex. Old hops are also in good request, at rather higher prim. Currency and East Keats, 704. to 100 s. to 140 s. ; Wesld Keats, 655. to 75e. to Ms. ; Sussex, 604. to 70s. to 80s. Mar. 3. Mar. 10. Mar. 17. War. 14.1 Mar. 31. •• • • 10 i I el 111 100 lIC 100 if 10 ii. 20 11 100 al 100 al 100 el 100 01 100 al 100 01 100 al lie' ail 100 all 100 ill 10 all 100 ". 100 10;0 94 96 1 I 1011 1 t . ~.-, 3