The Express. — London, England, 1861-04-15 00:00:00

I LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) ..MMENCEMENT OF EASTER TERM.-THE LORD CHANCELLOR'S LEVEE. This being the Ent day of FAuter term, and the term ,t after the spring eirruit of the judge., the Right 11,.. the Lord Chancellor (Lord Campbell) entertained the ri.l„lm of the several courts of equity and common law to 14...afet at his mansion, Stratheden House, Knightabridge, sod at the sure entertained and held a general levee of ,„. i nel before the bar in each court. 1 he Lord Chancellor. at the conclusion of the levee, pro. i,led in state with the judges of the several courts to W, ',monster Hall, preceded by lb. Fatter Owen, the High Coottable of Westminster, by way of Keightsbridge, to ..scuorplace, the iiirdsegoiraik, Great Georgestreet, t, Westminster Hall, sad apnea that respective courts. COURT 0? BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Ceesethedoser Foubleeque.) lIIQR CAIL. - The bankrupt was a land agent of Maidenhead late row keeper, of 11..tt, plea. This was the examinatino meeting. Ile ewes to unsecured creditors, 3,000 t. • to those holding .unity, 1.701 Y. ; assets, o f trilling amou nt. The bankrupt sal in a deficiency, at the beginning et 1860, of 4,9641. It appeared, from Mr. Pennell's report nu the case, that tl , accounts were approximative only, the materials from which they had been furnished being invoices, letters, and h. , -ipts only. Mr. Peckham, for the assigseee, offered on opposition, eb.erving that the accounts were the best which the bank rupt could render. questions reserved for the certificate meeting. IN ME HUGH Itl/I*GMEN. The bankrupt was a chemist awl drugrist, of Norwich. This was the certificate sitting. Debts, ; assets, 41 Mr. Redpsth was for the &naives*, and Mr. A. Turner fur the bankrupt. Timm was no opposition. Ili. Harbour mated • second •eltee certificate. The bankrupt, Anna Mane °wen, wee a dealer in China And India goods, of New Bood•traet. This was the era noustuin meeting. tan owes to unaecured creditors 3,068 f.; ...sets, in good debts and stock in trade, 530 f. Mr. Pennell reported that the bankrupt had carried on hweneee for eight yaws NOM the death of her husband. The trade espeneee were seven times the profit.), which the henknipt attributed to the falling off in her trade owing to th• r Nieman war sal the Indian mutiny. i'mosil unopposed THZ POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOHOUGILSTREET. ASSAULTING •X INltricroa. friliass ReAgri Br MCI, who deeeribeil himself as • barrister, of 2, Woo-place, St. Jokes-wood, ras charged Wore Mr. @rife with esseultiag inspector Hu14140, of the C an foßisvr . l : Isepectur Holden said that at • (muter to four the previous gawping. hearing a great noise in l'an 11114‘111111, he went to the spot, sad am the &- feminist and ma aufortunate female together, the ilrfendaat being intoxicated, and having his arms round the female's meek. He told the defendant to move away, epos which he raised his umbrella and struck him • sever. blow acmes the shoulder., the umbrella caning in cremes wit► the rim of his hat, and thus envie' his head most pedisbly from rec.iviug • severe blow, the umbrella being limken in two. He ads with madames took the dsr b•adrnt Mto custody. whee ha beauwrery violent, and while th.• charge was Wag takes et the Astioe the defendant seal, Vou have serape.' it this but 111 give you a Hack ryr meet thee I meet vim.' liefealaet -I did sot know that the man warn a policeman. Mr. Melte- • Rat you knew it wham you got to the statioe. What are you INkeblee —1 an • barrister, that is to say, I am reading for it. &Ur lon oar, lo boar it. You ere fined 505., or Ma Joys. PAR.IJANINYARY AND RAILWAY COM NITTRZIL The +elect committee on standing orders have declared that three orders say be dispensed with is the mu of the Bishop's thetie Railway, sod that the polies may istroder• their proposed additional provision. The comiait trio on the Hull end Dopester Railway, and the Mame .b shrlield, sad Lincolnshire ItailwiT Bills for additiona eeter l IP, he will lOWA oo Tuesday. The House of Lards lore pissed the Victoria Statios and Pimlico Railway Company's Bill, with refineries to their share and lofts m edal, sad for saactiesi certain apeonseate with the (host Mertes sod Loodva„ and Dover Railway; she the Ilstrotolitan Railway Conipmay's bill fur as orneriest loin Southfield to Fissberpeizeus, to amend their wet sod to &miliaria arratigemeate with other ampules. They hems also psmeil the West Carswell kailway Company's bill to create debenture Meek, and far other purposes ; sad the bill for • railway from the Great Seder' to Hmernmenniith and the City. Patina's have her possinted to both Hogan of Parliament from the Lard layer, aldsrisea, sad commas of the City of Leaders, praying that dames nay be inserted in all railei . s . Lbill siding tress fee ishessiss as the prepared sad suburbia railways. The aims of the liwasers7WEit low for ooncompliesse with the @landing orders and seeking for siklitional provisies has boon referred to the Wait is.. with,. Il is papaw' to berednee a hill to facilitate the tremo lo of railway is Ilmitised. The committars os tho telesiog pro* patdie improvements will emassisco their iittiap on the flird sad Me :—Tyse Coal Drainage, Tyse lourtmemeut. Ilereey Docks sad Harbour Board, larbeglos Local Board of Health, Stockport Diseict Water, Llandaff Woken, sad Bristol Mensal Pilotage. Tars htw Cot lisasats.—h Is stated to be the hates bead the F.oeleeisatical Commisokaersaad Deamaad Chapter a:IL Paul's to oppose the hill of the corporatism in the Some of Lords for the sew mat mad poultry market. at ltnithfielel, osier they receive rise half instead of one gasser, ma chtermiald by the committee of the Houae of Coessioas, of the peened' arising from the sale of the site, he. DIA= or LOWS Brewica.—On Friday after. owe, ins keg sad severe suffering from so internal tumour. died the Right Hon. Richard Noel Noel-Hill, fifth liras Berwick, at ha seat Cr shill, war librawsbury. The &meld wee mu al the fourth biros. the Hon. sad Rev. Neal-Hila, rector of Berrispea, &lisp, by the sr v.oddmihteir et the late Yr. Most,. Owes. of W Nra. He was bars at Bette.lialop, is 1800, was= at Illegby. sod succeeded his father is 1848. He is succeeded eke Wend estates by his ant brother, Colonel the Hes. wdl~NeetHill (now Rams Berwick), who entered tae slew is 1117, served is Om. Burmese war is 1825-6, and was present st the battles of Proms and Tandwayo. In 1851 he' stelae' his 'Moseley and retired in 1866. The deceased sohiener devoted himself almost entirely to agricultural and radisaiwil pursuits. He was era of the wet wrens fel eosin is &island of Hendond eat* and his fusee buildiap are modal. of order and sestass. He has lb. Sisal mamma prises at the shows of Ms Rom' agrisd teral Society, at Hirmingrant, it the Renithfield shows, and wend places Is tra provisoes. His genius as a ineebasie was extraordinary, and he was a fint.rate rifle shot. Ile took se part is politics, but the family ere cassenstios. DIMMtIe.TIVM Fleet —A fire broke out yesterday inceseg en the pmenissebeleeging to Mr. W. Penis, corn nasals, No. Illiddlisszeinsee, Hackney-mad. This ere ma discovered a poliewoosetable of the N division raging i t the 'tabling lath, both appearing to be in tams at tae .o ne morneut. These portion" of the premises were over 60 J. t 111 length and oesrly ball that distance in width, and cm- Weed, besides a valuable stud c 4 halves, a pest smart el lay, straw, awl own. Tb. rates immediately gave se slum. and assistance preeepUyarrivies an attempt was mad. le yet out the hones, bet the sainals became so frightened th.t they kicked and plunged terrifically aid could not be Imes out, ad three sf Mime were quickly burnt to desth. Th.. dame were nut satieguialted until the snit 10 11., tad store' were bent set, sad the roof row* led od queries el ism at lin back of the dwelling yen also danced by ire aid water. The oriel* d the be st present ash ra ms. lii. Penis wee insured to the Dan Fue.dice. Alicante ks broke est lint as the sadism VIM Isa.ng the Victoria Meths , is tie preemies Weeping te 111 J. csrdwell, a Melees, Na 15, Leer, We* Umiak Tl ,,, lire was caused by spark lying bras a VOW aim& an„ fit some wearing &mulel is the bask ream first Soar ; lie. in quickly eitati up tie Sobs sad igoited lie llicnesst doors, ad their ccelents ware fee the gnats l•rt deramsd. The sufferer was insured for the menials N the Mesta, ad the b u ilding was insured in the Low, .tither ire brake out is the psseises of Mr. t:eorge Lora 'eras maker, at No. 16, Curtailer& fibersilitch. The "'Ashram we,, Dearly destroyed. The all of this Si, rat...ews , bet the sufferer was island In Os Ptiesiz. act, Lots or Tessa Ulan—Shortly *era erns o'clock cm tiararday evade, s ire broke out Mi. 2, laukosslierremart, CTOIVS4II,OII. Moho. The weld Sera was ...coped be a sweep sussed Ksil, with hi ara three .1111.1nro. The parents left the house is Priset mlety, bet shortly altar they were gose, smoke was droned mums from the room by a poisoous, who at "we sot for the elegise in Croinietreet. Piercing @MIMI VO• at this time baud to proceed from the first Seer "hob was eaveloped is smoke and flame, when John Pisa. e'n Gee of the hritrwle) um:tipped the holder from the 'rasa. and after placing it agora* lb. window, forced Ids my is. cod in a short time emerged, amkt.t the CAWS 111 Ss crowd, with a woman and child. The house cm= need Oft aserching. there were found oa the three brake rf children, sot hunt, hut suffocated. ' 4 • • wi se years ap, another boy) hair you; aid girl et sea Hale three had ems I ' he only ohms a fonsight ago, and task prates cue net to market, ad it is stated locked them is. Ti"' Pontetiater-General has given notice that 1 •• Adriatie la appointees! to talts out the United Slate sad lora Galway es the Vial 'intuit. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1861. 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Sp. a.J.o.*Jdr.lo Do. do.fp. 0..1.0. .000 ,1111 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (DT ILECTILIC MECUM.) NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ENTRY FOR THE CRAVEN PLATE. A.F. Hagar, Grand Meant, Suburlaut, Solteriuo, Malta, Pa. laiseau, Samaras, Lesicaater, Paul Clifford, Crater, Rowe,• dale, and Lisbon. All are bare. ENTRY FOR THE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. _ _ Gonvieux, 6 yrs, get; Nicholas, 4 ps. fl t 21b; R°e 4 iS , 4 yrs, ist 71b; /Laketon f, 4ps, ist nb ; Molly f, 37rs, Tat ; C.mundrum, 3 Ira, lid 71b; Monastery, 3 yrs, Get 21b; Shingle, 3 yrs, 54 Illb. All are here. ENTRY FOR £5O HANDICAP PLATE. T.Y.C. MAU'. Chantilly, a, tist 121 b ; Neophyte, 5 yrs, Nat 916 ; Goan' Hos. 4 yrs, Bst 21b ; Cosmopolite, 6 yrs. Net :ML ; Raspberry, Lyn, 74 71b ; Fractious, a, 7st Hb ; !lamer, 4 yrs, 7st ; Ellertoe, 3yrs, Bst Illb ; RUNG of Ray. 4 yrs, fist Illb ; Molly f, 3 yrs, 6t 91b ; V. iag, 3 yrs, 64 41h ; Elespebot, 3 yrs, 6st, :11b ; Amy Robson, 3 yrs. 64 31b ; auadrum, 3 yrs, 64 3lb ; The Sage, 3 yrs, Est: LAty West, 3 yrs, ~et nib ; Nabob's Daughter, 3 yrs. 54 ?V>. All aro here. tith RIDDLE: WORTH STAKE& Pad* the only bone here. PAID PORIZIT.-Will 0 . the Wisp and c by West Australian. SWEEPSTAK FA OF 25 SOF& 3 furlongs 217 yards. Snapshot, Sporting Life, Gabardine, Conqueror, and Little Lady are here. PAID Furatrt—C by Taddiegtoo, Nutbuib, and Gs- Ladine. GROSVENOR PLATE. D.H. East Sheen. Janus, Ludy Evelyn e, and Carbineer an here. PAID Foam?. —Bub Handy and e by Stockwell. SWEF:PST AMES OF 50 SOWS. RAI. Ellertee and luaus are here. PAID FoßriTT.—Henriens. errata A ItRIVAL/t. —Kim/ of the Forest, Contedina, Amy, Frivolo, Epaulette, Little Nat, Kildonan, Avalanche, Selina f, Benbow, Misty Mars, Donee, Mousetrap, Prn• deuce, Viscount Brignall. Doefoot, Yorkmineter, The Roe. Knight of St. Patrick, Wizard, Noiseless f, Clarissa e(3 yrs), two to Sebiediun, Merril:mg, Kuasley, Starlight. stamped*, Ebony, Pbyaiciaa, Is, Tabula", Lupus, e by Voltigeur (dam by Carneboy). 2,000 GUINEAS. 10 to 1 apt Matador (of) DREADFUL FIRE IN DU2LIN.-ELIVEN LIVES LOS!. DUBLIN, SUNDAY MONT. Last Sunday Dublin was excited by the dreadful omnibus widest that occurred et Porlobslio-bridgo, and this morning an equally fearful cats/troche took place— namely, the burning of a house in Pidrickotreet, and lb* loss of eleven lives. It is said that this fearful acci dent was caused by drink. A man who inhabited the upper story went to bed drunk, sad tioconaciunsly set the curtains co Am when the names soca spread all over the praise. ANOTIIIS AMOCNT. DUBLIN, BtrimAT. At hell pew on o'clock this monks( a Ire 04 a most disastrous nature broke oat in the home of Mr. lloniass, province dealer, 9, Patrickatreet, in which raided sena families, coniprising 32 souls in all. Two fire escapes wen promptly in attendance, but were rendered useless by the intensity of the flames : one of them caught fire and Ina destroyed. Four persons were rescued from the rear at the house by some mounted police, by means of sealing ladders. Four amine were in atteodanoe, but notwathsimid• jog their utmost exertion the darns continued. Daring this time it could not be ascertained who was in the house, no, was it knows until the flames had completed their work of destructioe. In the ruins were found the skeletons of tea parsons who had perished is the flames The origin of the fire has Dot yet transpired. The following an the names of those who lost their lives : —Mrs. Reilly mid Ivo childres, from seven to 18 ysan age ; Base and John 'Marry ; William and Jame Pony* three and five years GI NFL SUSPECTED MURDER AID SUICIDE AT CAILML& CABLLSLE, FILIDAT Evionsro. An inquest was held here tO-day, before Mr. Carrick, the county eareiner, upon the body of a young mu named `iFilliam Horsley, 23 years of age, who was found deed is • " settle" or seat in •smallpublic.houm is this city this meniing, wader circerestames which seem to involve charges of murder and @nicht*. The mar l ci a seine at the leshwa! that the deceased was a s assistant, tt hem married to a daughter of Jane virtue', the landlady of a small inn called the Pack Hons. Davidson wee a maned woman, between 40 and 50 ei age, but , her kumbasd worked as an agricultural labourer in the scieetry_ end was seldom at boom. About .18 months a g o Heraley's wife died, and since then his motherin.law, Mrs. Dmidatia, appears to hare entertained a strong affection for him He wasseseeteened to visit her inn frequently &flubs, had left badness in the evening, and be has often stayed in She beam all sight, sleeping upon a " settle" in the kitchen. Beteetly Mn. Davideou appears to have had reason to be *lees on account of Horsley keeping company with a woman. In conseqoeuce of this she induced a widow isigkoer named Short to watch him when he left his mestees shop on Wednesday night lot. Abort did so. She saw a young woman meet Horaley when he shut up the shop, and saw them stand and talk together. They parted. Short watched the girl to see where she went, and followed bee to the home when she was servant, sod accosted her at the door, telling her, by Mn. Davidson '@ request, that the young man she had been with was "engaged. " The girl resented this interference with her love affairs, and suhserprently Short wrote a letter to her mistime, at the ros• quest of Mrs. Davidson, saying that the girl war keeping company with a married man. This was on Wednesday. That same night Hrs. Davidson told Short that she had been eriesultiog a foreuie.teller, who had told her that her bashed would sew die, and she would be married a sound time. as did not make soy allasios to the do. cosood man, but requested Short to go to a s,_sookgot her a peneyworth of " dragon's blood," to Dena le Ms in to torment this young 111411, to keep MIN Mee pin with the young woman, sod to make him cane and es* Isproatf. It further appeared that on Thursday night, the sin sight after the „ chum" had been procured, , WilliamHerels7 went to the Pack Horse Inn after he left boanees, mid all the other inmates had retired to rest i ce to :ra4g of another son-in-law of the landlady's, named sod his wife and two children), the landlady and Hardy were left together in the kitchen. No eels* was heard during the night, except that Rename heard hie atedierin-law come to bed, and she told him it was about twelve o'clock. Next morning Horsley was found lying dead en the settle in the kitchen. He was covered with a quilt from his feet to hie shoulders, blood had flowed prefueely from his non, his face was a dark red tia one side • his shirt cellar was tight and his oeek•tiooseo croiSed in a tingle kook ao tight that the potion-ran who was called could scarcely got his gnaws ie. Th. medical area, however, gave their opinion that the ex ternal marks did not account sufficiently for death. Mesa. while, Mn.e Davide:ie, the huidledy, hail been very ill. She bail been seised with serer* vomiting darn( Thunolay night, and she vomited a great deal dunog today (Friday). As the coroner and jury were viewing the body of her eon. to-law she died. The inquest has been adjourned ia order that both bodies may be opened. ATTEMPTED ESCAPE Or Two CONVICT'S AT CHATHAM.—OS Friday afternoon, during the time a large ausalser of convicts were at work iu Chatham Dockyard, as of them, a notorious character, who is known by the name of Forlsewood. sad who is ender mutes* of four yams' perms' sesMada Missapted to make his escape in a very daring saremer. The sumer Eoclaiwood, with the ether coavards, wee employed near the testinghouse es the Ancherwherf, serapieg and claming the chain cables, sad during the moment of the attention of his keeper being diverted slipped away from hie peg, letting laimesif late the aperture from which the chain, were draw" up. sad whisk led into the storehouse in which the cables 'redepo sited. Almost immediately afterward., however, be we mimed and an alarm raised, when another convict, maned Coombe*, who is undergoing a sentence of eve yea' Renal aerviture, under pretence of calling for assistance sad *Oleg in discoveneg F.ccleswomi, dropped into the same hole that the other prisoner had disappeared in, with the inten tisi of of ectiag his .ape. This enameuvre of his was in• strictly detected by the warders, one of whom drew him nut and had him conveyed back to the prison. This is the fourth attenapiCsanbes has made to escape. After Coombs bad been draped from the hole a search was made far the ' Sher man. Dur t the time the police were searching the stoescroons two pairs of mass trousers and a canvas jacket were found commied, which bad evidently been stolen by the soviets from the workmen's chests, sad deposited there to assist them in Eakin their escape. After some time Ecekewood was discovered wetted in the Anchor. wharf storeivess whoa he was immediately secured and removed te prism. THE BOOTS LANCASHIRE STRIKE. —The arbitra tors appointed to settle the dispute between the employes end operatives of Clitkercie. having failed to come to a ' sithemefory arrangement of the question at asne, the matter was lead in the hands of the empi re , the Rev. o w i e . who decided, on Thursday, that the Black legs slaudaull should he , paid, subject to a small per la agieldwmtioe of 'local disiolvanteges." This amerdia g to our corespondent, be a u re ce i ve d w alk watainiedaenteo ; hut one manufacturer, at host, is r ai. :lll:avis his determination to abet up his sibs than au mit to the umpire's verdict —dfasselas dar SHARE LISZS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cloow. Little business has been done to-day in the rail way share market, which, however, is gene rally firm. Great Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks have advanced 1 per cent. Other descriptions are quoted the same as on Saturday afternoon. London and North Western stock is now quoted 954 to f ; Great Western, 7to 4 ; Midland, 1231 to 1244 ; South Eastern, 824 to 83 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 114 to 11 ; and Caledonian, 96i to 96. Foreign and colonial railway securities are steady. UXDIX AZT ADAMS AND MP ICK& ak IN I aiILWATI. an n lady Dr ''.. l Ira 14 all &rm., Wei. naanarr al. It. 100 1 nirk...lns..lChsa-Inne IS all nlookbern In all Birth and Tyne 10 all Nioaton, 81•1 Md. 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IMP all 4 am lima and all 'Royal Dania all Arial Swat& atl l i a hro w 7 rof 6666. ai alai Maas aOl An par ask Prot 4 14 o.AnaLlt V )o amat perta. les al Southern M Priam— all !West handers ▪ Do. 64 per ant. ?ret ail Wash t N. W. of Prance' 11 illllaisdeaation al Austria ▪ i iii ' i als Se ei 71 1 II Id • ne led I d t 1 16 1 Ira II U 0 3I db 13 14 1241 I 4 - PA 1014 i Ms 612 Si. .- 91i 1111* - Poi q i e II JIG I & l .111 r 1 . 20 I. 1 11. I boot& Ird I Q. prior. j orima 1* —.— .. . 147 Ito. 4p. ot. rm., sus no K sod WON twilit too K too 10 IL Saeorloo lOO KlOO OD Vldoslo Xo. I ' i MONEY MARKE2.-(THIS DAY .) Two o'Ctout. Pending the announcement of the Budget, very little business is going forward in the Stock Ex change. Prices, however, are firm in all depart ments. The funds are quoted the same as on Saturday afternoon. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Router's telegram, the Three per Cent. Sante. opened at 67fr. 57c., being 1-16 to i per cent. better than on Saturday. Consols are officially marked 911 and 1 for money, and 911 and 1 for the account. The present quotations are 91a to 1 for cash, and 911 to for the 9th of May. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 901, al New Three per Cents., 891, 90 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1001, ; ditto Scrip, 1031, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 981, ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 100} ; Exchequer Bills, par, 4s. dim. Turkish bonds remiin dull ; the loan of 1864 is quoted 70 to 1, ex div., and that of 1858, 63 to 1. Mexican bonds are a little more inquired for. Sales are recorded as fol lows :—Austrian Five per Cents., 66 (exchange 108.) ; Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 861, 1 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 981, ex div. ; Mexican Three per Cents, 23/ ; ditto for account, 241 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1869, 611, 1 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 81; Spanish Three per Cents., 491 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 701, ex dix. ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 53 ex div.; ditto for account, 531. At a meeting to-day of the creditors of Messrs. J. G. Behrends and Co., East India merchants, the liabilities were stated at 25,6681., and the assets at 11,7091. Some creditors were in favour of winding up the estate in the Court of Bankruptcy, but it was resolved to adjourn until the 23rd inst., to allow the accounts to be examined. About 13,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank on Saurday. The Kooria Mooria has arrived from Melbourne with 40,0001. Of the 48,0001. in specie by the Atrato, from the West Indies, 36,5001. is silver and 9,5001. gold. A fresh batch of 2,000,0001. of Victoria govern ment debentures is expected at Southampton in • few days by the heavy portion of the Australian mail. With reference to this supply the Melbourne Argus of the 23rd of February says :—" The Treaaury has announced that debentures to the amount of 2,000,0001. have been sent to England for sale, at • limit which has been confidentially communicated to the banks." It is uncertain at what period tenders will boi invited for them in London. Possibly a delay of two or three months may occur before any notification is issued. The Liverpool cotton market on Saturday was very firm, but the sales did not exceed 7,000 bales. The law respecting the iucome tax has been left ' 1 in a very anomalous condition. The income tax Acts having expired on the sth inst., a contem porary has already called attention to the circum stance that the dividends due iu the early part of the present month on certain securities are being paid free of all deduction on that account. On the other hand, it was intimated on Saturday at the Crown Colonies office that the tax will be de ducted from the interest due to-day on Cape of Good Hope Bonds. In answer to the question as to how income tax can be deducted now that there is no law in existence on the subject, it was stated that the agents are acting under instructions. Our law-making is certainly, conducted upon a very clumsy system. Nothing can be more unjust than to tax some persons and to let others pass free. Yet the nation pays a good deal for professional advice in the conducting of its business, and its legal advisers are sometimes wonderfully quick if a hole 'is to be picked in a contract, as shareholders in the Red Sea Telegraph Company will readily testify. With reference to the stoppage of the Preston OW Bank, the Manchester Examiner lays : We are informed, from a reliable loans, that further in. vestigatiou into the affairs of the bank does not materially alter the opinion already expressed, that if forbearance on the pert of the numerous creditors be shown the liquidation will prove a favourable one. Our readers will be surprised to learn that the creditors number above four thousand, • large proportion of whom are for small amounts, the largest not exceeding 12,0 W. This fact is sufficient to indicate the extent of the inconvenience and present embarrassment • . which seamanly result fmm the suspension of an oldmta blished (moors like the one in question. !Anon. Deloltta and Halliday, accountants, Manchester, are now engaged in investigating the affairs of the bank,preparatory to minor • statement which will be presented to a meeting of the creditors to be held at Preston as early as possible. The annual meeting of the East Indian Railway Company is called for the 30th instant, and will be made exteaortlinary to authorise au increase of the capital by the creation of new shares. At the meeting on Saturday of the shareholders of the Agra and United Service Bank, the direc tors' report, which was received with satisfaction, was adopted. The half-yearly meeting of proprietors of the Bank of Victoria was held at Melbourne on the sth February, when the management sub mitted their sixteenth half-yearly report. The net profits of the half-year amounted to 33,596/. 12e. 7d., which it was proposed to apportion as follows :—To dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, 25,0001. ; to reserve fund, 5,0001. ; to built premises (creditor account), 3,5001. ; to ba lance to profit and loss, 961. 12s. 7d. The report was unanimously adopted, and thanks were voted to the board of management for the satisfactory manner in which the affairs of the establishment have bees conducted during the past half-year. The diActors of the Commercial Banking Com pany of Sydney made their twenty-fifth report to the shareholders, at the head office ,of the bank in Sydney, on the 25th January last, and congratu lated them on the sumeas of their operations for the half-yearending Slat of December, 1860. Although I the period had been one of unusual depression in the colony, the directors were enabled, after making provision for all bad and doubtful debts, to declare the customary dividend of 15 per cent. per annum, making at the same time an addition of 4,000/. to the reserve fund, and carrying forward 3,334/. 17s. 3d. undivided profits. The half-yearly report of the directors of the Sambre and Manse Railway Comittny recom mends a dividend of 2s. 6d. per share. A call of 101. is to be paid on the scrip of the Falkland Islands Company by the 7th of May. We are requested to state that the share list of the Brighton Hotel Company will be closed on Wednesday, the 17th inst. SAMOA, EVIIIING. Consols, which closed yesterdaiaiiii , for the 9th of May, opened this morning at 911 to 1, and closed at 911 to 1. For money the last price was 91g. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911,1, ; ditto for account (May 9), 911, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90, 891 ; New Three per Cents., 90, 891, 1, 90 ; Bank Stock, 2281, 226/ ; India Stock, 222 ; ditto Five per Cent. Steil, 1001, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 961 Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 931 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1001. The scrip of the New Indian Loan was quoted 1001 to 1 ; the Five per Cent. rupee paper, 93* to 94 ; the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 991 to 1001; and Exchequer Bills, 3s. dia. to par, being firm. Turkish Bonds were heavy; the closing quotations were 70 to 1, ex div., for the Loan of 1854, and 50 tot for that of 1868. Mexican Bonds left off at 23 to 241. o alteration occurred to-day in the market for bank shares. In the miscellaneous share market the only alteration was an improvement in Austra lian Agricultural. The closing quotations for shares in new were under takings to-day as follows :—Ocean Marine In surance, to 3} prem.; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 to 11 prem. ; Universal Marine Insu rance, 15.18 to 11-10 prem. ; London and Pro- vineial Marine. par to prem. ; Bast India Irri gation, I 1,0 du. Canada Uuvernment Six per Cents. were in- quire) for . MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwcz. The mimeg market to-day is rather inactive, and wainare generally the same as on Saturday. No are recorded in the Stock Exchange official list. East Wheal Grenville shares are still very firm, transactions haying occurred at 2; to 3. %lima Unity have also been dealt in at 7a. &I. to W. tad. , and East Caradon at 19 to 1. An improvement has taken place in United Mexican Mining shares, which are marked to-day N and 6. Port Phillip are also firm, being marked f. UM 111 US 110 11 li 1.1 01 OS .1 i dli }pm -- L e as tee n M la a el ■ IT $1 N $1 IN 4.1 44 Ito 1211 US 110 011 101 110 111 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS• MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The weather continues uninterruptedly cold and dry, with the wind from the north-eastward, and the barometer remains high. The supplies of English wheat per ship were rather liberal for the week past, but short per rail. Flour a moderate quantity. Barley, oats, beans, and pees short. Malt a fair supply. Scotch and Irish est e very limited. The foreign arrivals for the week were liberal at wheat, which was mostly Prussian, Danish, Black Sea, and Spanish. Barley very moderate from Sweden and Den mark, and several bags from Hamburg. Of oats there was another large supply mostly from the Baltic pinta. Of beans. peas, tares, and linseed there were small arrivals. Of Hour there were a few American barrels, and several racks from the Mediterranean and Spain. The supply of English wheat fresh up to this morning's market is short flue samples command the rates of this day week. but inferior a dull sale. Foreign slow, with change in value. Daley continues a dull trade, at last Monday's quota tions. Oata a good trade doing to-day, and superior corn fetching in several cases lid. more money ; inferior at about Isle rates. Beam and grey pout are the turn dearer to-day ; other escriptioaa unaltered. Clover-aecd.—A rather better demand to-day. Tare dell. _ . _ Linseed and rapeseed without change in value. Flour trade rather slow, and American barrels in some canes tid. cheaper. Norfolk, worth 39e. only. FLOATING CARGOZA.—A few sales only reported of wheat at about late values. : Easel NA Kent, whits, new, 43a. to 61.. ; ditto, hoe old, 68.. to Tls.; ditto red, new, 40.. to 665.; ditto, tine, old, 62i. to 64a. ; Norfolk, dic., Ass, okl, 625. to 705.; red, new. 495. to He. Foreign : Dintzio, 68s. to 701. ; tine, 70s. to 76a. • Konigsberg, 61s. to 64a. ; ditto, extra, 674. to 72..; Roitock, 66.. to 684. • floe, 68.. to 70s. ; Asiatics& whits, 64a. to 70 a. ; ditto red , 58s. to 64.. Canadian, 66.. to 68e. Fhaisi.—ltaglish =ailing, 41s. to 465. • fine, 475. ; grueling, 295. to 31a.; and distilling, 31s. to :325. per qr. ; tonics grinding, 28s. to 375.; ditto distilling, 30s. to 36..; semAtang, 40s. to 41s. MALT. —English, Baez and Norfolk. 60s. to 62.. ; fine, 66.. to 745. ; =notes and Ware, fine, 701. to 75e; brown, 64a. to 60s. feed, 23e. Ocl. to 26e. Od, ; potato, Mc to Mk ;foreign, 22e. Od. to 2Ge. RTZ, 344: ft. _ BAWL—Magill& tick, 31s. to We. ; barrow, Xis. to 39e. ; pigeon, 35e. to 39e. • foreisgst, Nampo Me. 32‘ ; tick, 38e. to 40a. ; Konigsberg, 39a. to 46e. ; kgirgitian 36e. to 3ds. PWI. --English boilers, 40s. to 44a.; w ate amid blue, 40a. to 44e. ; maple, 42a. to 44e.; grey, Me. to 40e.; foreign, 425. to 48e. Room-English town, 50s. to 51a. ; ditto fine, 55.. to 57..; country, 445. to 495. ,• Norfolk and Suffolk, 395. to 41a.; French, 46.. to 50s. pas tack; American, 31s. to 33a.; Canadian, 31.. to 360. ; Spaaish. 46.. to 50s. Fulani° Csnuose, all C. F. and L-Wheat Sardis anski and Marianople, per 4921ba., 575. to 58e. ; Ohirka, o*. tos7s. ; Polish Odesse, per 4801ba, red, 535. to 58s. ; white. Ch. to 665. ; Danube and Galata, 45.. to 51s. ; F 41.. to 46e. Barley : Epptian and Syrian, perlari.. 26e. to 275. ; Odense and Danube do., Ne. to 295. Beam : Egyptian, par qr., 375. to 38a. Maims : Odors and Galati. per 492115., 40s. to 425. ; Jlintil and Bulprisa, per 4110104.. Ms. to 40s. ; French, do., 38s. to 40s. ; American, do., 37.. to 395. Seeds, kc. : Calory seed, per qr., 50e. to 54a. ; Hempseed, per qr.. 44.. to 48e. ; Mustard used, per bushel. white, Sa. to 12s. ; brown, 12s. to 15e. ; Lisseed, per qr.. crushing, 50s. to 60s. ; Limed °skis, ENO* Per LOA -1. --s. to -1. -a. ; American, thin, in brk., par too, 11/. 56. to 111. 15.. ; do., th ick, resod and °Moog, 101. to 101. 15e.; Baltic, 91. to 91. fa. ; Marseilles 91. 5.. to 101.5..; i Baps cakes, 61. UM to 71. 10s. MINCUO LLITE.—(THIS DAY.) &GAIL —There are no transse r t i o v oi r zorted in parcels on the spot, but floating cargo is sold for the United Kingdom halt Muscovado and cloyed Cubs at 242. Ud. Refined remains firm. . _ CO;;;B:=SIT3 i;aTsa ir amirted. large public sales are advertised during the Tan.—This market is firm ; fine Congous sold at full prices. The public salsa are progressing without change. BILL-4100 begs white Bengal sold at 12e. The public sales advertised for to-morrow consist of 70 asses West India, 7.200 begs Mauritius, 1,400 bags Bengal, and 1.700 bags Madre. and Penang sugar ; 300 casks and 1,200 bags codes ; 2,000 bags saltpetre; 4,700 bags rice; and 600 begs cochineal. I TALLOW MARKET-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 54e. not omit ; retention Y. C. on the spot, 58e. to 58a. tid. ; April to June, 675. 8d..; . October to Deownber, 55.. .PARTICIII:AItB OF TALLOW. 71,161 eee 70,166 606 114,592 faa bea ed Arrival for the week weft April te last year, ado, aad de li very 1,4116 mks. The arrival last week comprised 100 eagles from lidera ded from South America, and 14 from ether 'doom—Total. 606 mak& iltdsk on haue thy day .. Delivery Lug week Ditto from let June Arrival lest week Ditto from let June Price Y.C. yet cwt. this day Ditto Town iset Friday 13,301 1,612 91,221 213 92,966 646. ell 143. 63. Med OM 72,198 a 92.791 ta. ed. M. dd. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a few more beasts than on Monday last ; trade is consequently dull. Choice qualities, however are not much lower. There is about an avenge supply of sheep, the demsud is very limited, and it is difficult to realise Lite rates. Calm sod lambs are not quite so much in demand as they have lately been. From Germany and Holland there are 410 beasts, 1,550 sheep, 76 calves, and 40 pigs. Scotland, 410 beast.. Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,000, and SO from the northern and midland counties. Per stone of 81bo. s. d. ad. Per stone of liana. ad.a 4. Best kota Herefds. 4 8 6 0 Best Dna& lif.bdeflis 6 0 6 4 Best Short.lorns 4 6 4 8 Lest Loag-w0015.... 6 4 6 II Second gull. beads 3 0 4 0 Do, do. Morn .." 4 8 5 0 Osiris Pigs HeatDued Hlf.breds 5 8 0 0 lamb 7 0 8 Beset. at mascara 3,600; seep and lambs. 10,030; Wires, 110; Piga 340. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Nom*. Patteudes mad Smith report an active demand for yearlings M improved prime. Good Ifieffs, as well sa 1855's and 1856'5, am In fair mood at firm Maw. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Msxrwsimms, APRIL IL The motet was depressed throughout, clotting dull. Crest Western, 701—Leeds. Ilif 110} —Landow, 95i f—Phellel.lß 44i—Midland, Ml—Dover", 4 12.14--Oreat Western of Canada. Uf, e. d. EIRMDICIRAY, APRIL 17.— Business was dull in this market to-day, and the transactions confined principally to salts in local stocks. South Staffordshire Railway shares were dealt In at 101. Birmingham and Stour Valleys clmed at sk, buyers: London and North Westerns 10.95 Birmingham Canals at ; and Birmingham BankingCotupany shares at It. Uwe, APRIL IS—North lastern—York, 901 ?—Dreda. 1 Midlawd, 1241. FATAL FIGHT AT YORE. —At an early lour on Saturday morning, a fight took place in the city of York which resulted fatally. The principals were a carter named John Lowther and NVm. Pugh, a " hugger." or c arrier of coals from vessels on the Ouse to carts which wens waiting to be loaded. It appears that at a little before seven ,'clock in the n_orning Lowther passed over Ousebriage, on his way to (loam's /Utah. on arriving at which place he began to fill his cart with coals. He lied been thus engaged for only a very short time. when Pugh cam e up, .and ,ssnimeno tutoge l ti us tu rn in e g a i7 . ab g owLoLuniethiwynettclii;:rie.gsvwur,'4%hoh s is is: r i t i l : s e i w % st a i l kno c k ed utis i.igh sl ;a i! n o u h at " i n: ag shortly attacked .ought a ab u y g t. h e p t:::4 To escape on thi• occasiou Lowther jumped from the staith into the river, and eventually got into one of the hosts, from which he again went on to the staith with coal,. Pugh again challenged him to fight, and some one from the other side ca lling out, "Go into him, be cannot bide hitting," Lowther replied to Pugh. " I think I'll have an odd go,* end pulled off his coat sod pulled up his 'leaves. A set-to then ensued, in which Lowther struck Pugh on the neck sod knocked him down. Pugh immediately arose, and was about resunuug the fight, when he sank backwards, and died in the -loom of ten minutes. Medical assistance was pro cured, which, of coons, was of no avail ; and an inquest wee held on the body is the afternoon, which was adjourned to Monday (to-day). Lowther, who had been apprehended , was also remanded to the same day.- -Manchester 11xtstilvr. CRYSTAL PALLOR. HALF-A-CROWN DAY. SATURDAT, AN= L3,—Admissions on payment. 1.322 ditto by swot ticks* 2,818 ; total, 4141. 11 iJ