The Express. — London, England, 1861-04-22 00:00:00

I. 3 ,on of the meet scrupulous honour and integrity. I fitter just left the prison in which be bad been d for loin years and a half, and would now be able to Atrial peramells to his owe interests. She wishes.' further keee whom be should cite in the mom of Mr. William l'su L. who had died in February last without leaving ...At .4 kin. Wis. Sheillen concluded with an eloquent to the ...lid to allow her au opportunity of removing 0101 . 1 Which had been cast upon her father by the •itieseas by which their lordship.. had been inimical. tic I. Crew/ill apprehended that there were three appli. 4411. as before the court. As to the first, that for have to 1....tr0ae the application fur a re-haariaar, there me no oeca n t.• fluke it 'whatever. The court had nothing to do ..th it If th e petitioner was advised to make her .. 1 0...ti0n on • future day, the court would deal a al. it in due course. If objection was taken I It oa the ground that it was too late, C.c —lit would also, have to dispose of that question : but a • i not now make any onler on the subject If the . • • r I. o stiemell her applicatioe, she did it on her own s to the second motion, that with regard the #ledotly of the pipers, the court had no jurisdiction. . 1s tition was at an end ; final judgment had been pro ,- ; the c o urt hail ordered the documents to be up to the parties to whom they belonged, i then had • rij,fit to keep them. With reference to I].. tatirme of other parties, the same answer must be given. orse was adjudged, there was nothing before the , Jr. and there was no person who could be cited to hear If an application were hereafter made for • re • and the court should think fit to entertain that 11;. alien, it would then be time to consider whether any .hould be called up to make answer ; bat at ',remit thol was no suit. Final judgment bed bees given upon old petition, and there was at prated no ens to cite. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. (Before the Chief Commissioner.) IN IL YINTO WALTZ/I TOWNmEZID r ‘turnlalh The cane of this young gentleman, who ia highly con • • • toil, and whose appearance before the court had occurred -.rough betting tranasetioo. on the turf, was specially op r.iistuil for heal tbia day before the learned commix. •ASte, Who. vane time since grank4l a discharge ou Mr. dit...sge Lurry., the :attorney, appliegl to the court for a Adjournment in emoiequence of the illness of Mr. &await, LI, Vomiter, who was retained fur the ineolrent. The Chief tommaionmer remarked that Mr. Dow.' had p.aryd fur an‘t.ral t rcc itorg, and one creditor appeared in l. 1.1•0. Mr. Levi. mud the creditor in person would not nein gear. Mr. Curse said he h 4 not appear for one of the creditors `..r whom be heal appeared. He appeared for the other krolitora whose names he h a d gi ven before. Tbe Chief C•oruniasioner inquired if them was any objet the propoed ad)ournment viol certainly Dot. r ...000 further discussion, and it appearing that Mr. 1 w. m . prop,o,..ung in health, the cast was adjourned • rtio4ht, and the bail of course enlarged. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. nerneuurr DICCNION. wendrared men, who gave the tames of nosier • and Widfinei foe, were brought before the Loot r. for re-examination upon the charge of haring rue everal beakiii-bausis in Lombanletreet, for the par t cormaittiag Nev. Mullis., the solicitor to the Beakers' Airociatios, .red to support the charge ; Mr. Wt.-4f°, the bar imariseind by Yr. Wackier, the solicitor. appeared lie reasambered that cis the former etamination it • 'need that the defendante were mea to go into several ..:homea, and their conduct wee of the most suspicious • kt. They appeared to watch what was going ou, but t say blames. ; and Moore wee seen to follow • min who hal ben receiving money at Misers. Wil. Imams, sad Co.'s, sad keep close to him, until he him pleat ha pseket•book, containing the mousy, bread pocket, when it could not conveniently be got lie elan followed a led who hail been receiving mosey de bank, and be did not leave him until he west into He was then panel by Day, sad they cornmeal t.cetbsr, sad Haydoo, the detective, odor, took them istody. to the above facts, *Aims was now adduced that Day's real mime 11211 DIN* sad that he wee as the immoiste el thieves. Yid OM of hie companions .• presses confined in Holloway Gaol. lord Mayor amused of Mr. Marne@ whether be positimi to prove say other overt act on the part , lefewlante. Mullin. said he could sot do so, bat he submitted • was clearly made out that the defendaats went into inkiag.bousse for as unlawful purpose. Loud Mayor said he thought not. He admitted that • osiihict wee very suspicion., but in the sheen°. of any vol es attomot on their part to rob anyone, he be me sot justified in convicting the defendant,. Manias said that all he asked to be done woe that . ..feodants shoutl be convicted as moat sad vagaboods -nig is the bankiag-houses for as unlawful purpose. mike was one d very great importance, not only to oiking community but to the public and if his lord s./ correct la hie view of the law , it would be ire to obtain movictiosis against any perms, however • .us their object miqlst be, unless they ware actually • • attempt to commit some act of felony. Lord Mayor said that if it had bees proved that the Luitii hail before bees charged with a eimt4r offence, ,1 they were known to be had characters, the cam I hare bees differest, but se it wee he dal not think , ides , * wee sufficient for hint to markt upon, sod the ,:•. Wants would therefore be discharged. - - - - MARLBOROUGH-STREET. POLlnil itruort creamin Wrill TO CUT ITN Wren T/1110.11T. I ...pa Jere,. t , • Polish minim, and by trades hart r, eau charged before Mr. Self* with threatening to thoo• Th.. wife haying stated that the prisoner bad several times 5 , -at. nal to cut her throat sod his own afterwards, sod Le had beaten her and bey children black and blue, 'truck her in the eye, handed in the following auntie " this in to certify that Joseph Jeunnaki. • Polish mews, -.li en at 24, Irodley.street, to unfit to take Milo( himself, • dangerous to others. I gave a certifiable to this moss weeks stn, when he was in tit. Oilaa's work ...« He remained there some weeks, bat wee seat out, wife kW sue, because be was not sufficiently imam. " TIIOIIMI Vol y,t , Government Mecbcal Officer to Sickvillem ree t " P the olish Emigration Society. 4, 414-If the 0248 Is a lunatic this is not the ••••• t:. hriog him to. (To the priaonsr)-You r w ir e r° 2; ! I ihi ruined to cut h er th roat. .oner -When 7 I know nothing about It. Mr. self* - I think the wife wishes to get rid of the burden :7 The wife -ifs has a pension from government, and that lo!I go to keep him. t...otable baying stated that he had scan the prisoner .eck , 24 early as It,. in th e morning dam:mg and • :ins shoat. sod that the other lodgers in the hours WWII L . l.l:tened of him, owing to his violence. Ur. 7 ielfs said he koew Mr. Beonett as a very bunions Rod did nit think he would send a man out of the if he was lessee. wife mid he bad doss no work for three months, and very spiteful and dangerous. Mr , elfe-lt it a very strong mesaure to deprive a man lilerty because he is a little queer. I will take hie • of for 101., but if be behaves unruly again he will go ;..ou for three months. T'.• Earl of Derby has given notice, that on , t,on for the House of Lord, to be pat nunittee on the Bankruptcy and Insolvency , atentls to more that the bill be rained to a oiled SLEW COMMUNICATION WITH CHARLMITON..--WID that a company has been formed for the par. "" 4 .stablishing a direct steam communication with the .tbmi States of .4 tuerint, Charleston being th e p or t c h osen t h..komxiain terminus of the line, sad, flan i ts VD' al psitiou, it ia no doubt beat suited fora rapid mot. .t.-ation bet ween all the Southern cities sad thi s country. ^ . l cheate of Cherleston, as well as the railway ear 4t' Os there, hare largely assisted in this undertaking L f , m so sdrertisem en t i n ano th er co l umn, i t will be thot the lint steamer will be dispatched to open the iho,it the middle et Joly, under the auspices el as • •,..14 staithern house in this town. We believe that ." .unable for the make trade are to he built and put qatioa inimeallitely.—Liserpeel A X..lit.X FIsHEIIWOMILN. —Lad Victoria Scott, •- • 1 ' s aughter of the (hike of whilst tubing last • the Ettri.-k, at a famous mace cost known as 'h' le Bride Pool, hooked two awe eases at in. out, after some triangular pig at arms pcoee Mr de fair R.her on land, awl her pins 1. motet, bn.ke hoe sad emersa. Nothing diii• her lad, ship mounted swelher strap instanter, was fiat W eacther Gab, which. spar • i-Ligh play in the pool, took to running and broke down the water. Alter near an hones :'•'•• and baring run about a mile, the mama goal had to succumb to the NEW of the • i•wtactesusa. The Bab proved a east sod akammt rue kipper grilse of 10lb. ; bet not having spawned, •• '„tothe reeling of the omen, Tweed Act, the awl foul i t it would also bare bees if it bad . 71), had it awordiagly rigidly restored to the • with as little injury to such salaam as pcoliblo," •• !1./tusk' s that after such a battle it was more dead .• ."''•• The •iiime noble lady and party enjoyed excel. , "Mies co Mt. Nerve Loch and the Mipseent streams,. 041 cof the week, Indy Victoria magmata( . her repo• %brawl.' a tint-rate cut for trouts —Border THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 22, 1861. TTNEYOUTH ELECTION. --e--- THE NOMINATION.—(THIS DAY.) ‘BY =craw manure.) TYNEYOUTH, Sfognat. This morning the nominatiou of can•lalates for the vacant seat in the representation of Ty nemouth took Plocv. John Dryden, EN., nominated Richard Hodgson. Es Mr. Alderman P o pp! swe ll, Ll oy d s ' surveyor, seounded t oe nomination. John rawelni. Egg., iron•merchant, nominated Mr. Arthur Otway ; and Mr. Joseph Spence seconded the nomination. The allow of hands was in favour of Mr. Otway. The polling Likes place to-morrow. ORIENTAL BANK CORPORATION.-(THIS DAY.) The annual general court of thin corporation was held at 1 o'clock, at the antes in Thraidneedle-street ; Mr. HARRY Goatees in the chair. The MANAGINO Drum' (Mr. C. J. F. Stuart) read the following report and balance-sheet : "The general statement of affairs and balance-sheet for the year IR6O, now submitted for the information of the proprietors, show the net profit of the corporation for that period to amount to 214,7571. 13. Id., after defraying current expenses and providing for all b ad and doubtful debts. The dividend and bower for the half-year ending 30th Jam, 1/460, already paid (dividend 5 per cent. and bonus 2 per cent.) have a bs orbed 86,2001. of the, amount, leaving 126,557/. 13e. Rd. available for present dis tribution. This sum it is now proposed to appropriate to the payment of a dividend of 5 par cent. for the half year ending 31st December, 1860, and a bonus of 4 per cent., which together will require 113,4011., and leave a balance of 13,157/. 13s. &I. to be carried for ward to the credit of the next )ear's account. The present dividend and bonus, equal together to 9 per cent. or 21. Is. per share, will be payable here, fres of in come tax, on and after the let proximo, making, with the previous payment, a distribution of profit for the year 11460, equal to 16 per east. on the capital of the corporation. The directors who retire by rotation are Mr. Blyth, Mr. Riney, and Mr. Robertson, who, being eligible for re election, offer themselves accordingly, arid the court with pleasure ream meads the proprietors to re-elect them. It will also be the duty of the meeting to appoint two gentlemen to be auditors for the coming year. "alma =TANN BALANCIL-BRIZTOF TUN ORIEITAL BARR CORPORATION roe Till YEAR WANG DMC. 31, MA " proodamory notes in circulation not bearing interest, 745,0061. 12s. Gd. ; to bills of exchange in circulation not bearing interest, 3,910,265/. 7s. 6d.; to balancer due to other banks, 3,612/. Ills. sd. ;to cash deposited not bearing interval, 1,838,768/. 7s. 7d. • to cash deposited bearin g i n t eres t, 4,406,114/. 14s. 10i. -Total due to the public, 10,99140471. 17s. 10a. To capital paid up, 1,260,6001. ; to reserved surplus fund, 252.11101. ; to iosnranre fund, 50,000/. ; to dividends re maining unpaid, 10,2121. 15e. ;to balance of profit and lows after defraying all current charges, 126.5571. 13a. tkl. ; making a total doe to shareholders of 1,698,7701. Ba. &I. ; total liabilities, 12,697,536/. Ce. 6d. "Assets. -By the coin and bullion, 2,522,51 J. Us. 11d.; by balances due from other banks, 1,468,1191. 7r. 11; by promissory notes or bills of other banks, 124,6311. Os. 41. ; by government securities. 803,4881. 19s. 81 ; by landed sad other property of the corporation, 173,870/. 12s. 41; by debts secured_ by landed or other property, 22,M92, 14s. 4d. ; by notes sad hills discounted or other debts due to the cor. porstiorx not included under the foregoing beads and exclu sive of all debts abandoned as bad, 7,511^,0321. 18e. 81 ; total assets, 12,697,538/. fm. lid. "Profit and bias amount -To amount paid as diviin sad beaus for the half -year ending 30th J uue, 1410, 88,230/.; to halation 126,557/. 134. ad.-T0ta1,214,757/. Us. Bd. amosat of net profit for the veer ending 314 Dee., I alter defraying current charism and providing for all and doubtful debts, 214,75•1. 13s. 81-Total, 214,7571. 13e. Bd." The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, congratulated the shareholders on the result of th e last year operations. The branches were, he said, during that period in a rather unsatisfactory position as regarded the amount of Wetness transacted, but notwithstanding that drawback, they were enabled to realise a profit of 214,000/., ,and with the present dividend to divide a larger amount, with ems exception, than any other hook in London. As the report stated, that was the 10th revert that had hese issued. In the inane of simpers and four months, the aggregate amount of the divideoda paid to the shareholders wee L,M,164/..adistributioa which exceeded by 25 percent. the capital sal: scribed. The original shareholders had bad 311. b asg sbare paid back to them, and shareswhich cost them sow aloud in the market at 501. each. (Cheers) IS reply to a question, the CHAIRMAN stated that the " lad lost 'nothing by the Eastern Bank. X "Y rap et was then adopted, and the retiring directors and andllrmi we ni.slatited. Thanks ware allerwenis voted to the directors, and the rsstiageeperlei iT BRITISH PONSIIMIOXI. . • • - -- IMMO Da Osserastaist 1 151.000 Itt. Do. 49. ot. PraL, Dia OOM% IL Int awl Wad taiga 1,1118,110 64. Landon 1.111,800 84. St. Katharine 11A,846 Elt. ilostbsia 11•0,000 It Victoria ptea kW 18 Dti. Now OOLONLILL Gomm= wow 97 96 e die par Mackey. 6 p.e.J atleht Do. par cent.. 166x2 De. 6 per cent. 1611 Do. 6par coot., 18(164 Do. leper et. Feb.daes. Do. Ilpor et. tdatillop. Do. 6 pee oat. Do. do. ladp Card Hort p.etll6o' 100! Now Imam Gov.' pet. N. 6. Wake Go. Sp. Me Do. 6p. e. 1/11 MO Do. p. a. 1661 Non Bootle 6 p. et OW Deb. redeem 1871 & dub Gov. 6 p.a loads ila.tlt.6p e. J stiblely Do. dog& a Apr. is Ole.' 111 116 las r too no 100 110 101 101* 106 10010 1 106 id 107 100* ti Se "TI 108* 1061 1061 U. Ird I 1.011.11• TL I (.I"l" gdieeday all . I aslis tol 9. l"al ra. 199 441 5 .48110110 • et. la 67 70 _ 96. 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New 9 9) we :4 zd 100 all Do.6p.cade.pay7l,w.op IS 96 100 a Do. 51 do.. 77,w1t.0p 9O N 190 all Do. do. 78 wlthootco .. 100 a Do.iip.mada.earn es. 100 Madras Our. 41 • per et. U 85 al 100 Da. do. II Jur et 9tl 931 IL 109 Do. 61 pew 44. ftten B6 88 90 all Do. 6 per cent. do 2 If Ms 11l 100 Melb.Corp.66. et.lionde -.— —. 19 all N. Bremswick et C•nade elan • cap.do. eh. SO all Do. WA do 6 7 7 90 all Do. do. B cap. do 6 . 7 10 all Do. do. Lod do 6 7 96 Is, Oude (1.1m116.1) —.— St. 100 Sdada Sp.& 971 961 10 15 Do. Panetab ~1 Ile 131 1 Bt. 1 Do.lnd.Bt. not'. 90 le 1 00 rriaidattwaitrA.Salp 4 1 dlo 1 Maki. i nee ... •••• 4111 lei i !105. I SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two &Qom Scarcely any business whatever has been done to-day iu English railway stocks, yet the market is firm, and several of the leading lines exhibit an advance of about per cent. compared with the closing quotations of Saturday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 94 to I ; Lancashire and York shire, 1101 to I, being t per cent. better ; Midland, 124} to ; South Eastern, 82j to 83 ; Great Northern, 111 to 112 ; Caledonian, 981 to 971 ; and Eastern Counties, 491 to 60. Indian and Canadian railway shares are steady. Alfas! SW MI AND I ski Pd I BAAm coda °Waa l PUN . g o 1 p.m. ligUm., wal. &Maar aL 1 1 /1218..lemoliChaLfm all llaskbura all laylk Ind Mil 011 . 043 41 1 11aEr81 - .1314.0 MI &Mal sod Diem OalsOodas all Omit lad Hawks all &wawa Do. A Ano s 8U dl p T. a until' Do. I to B. Dobna and B•Uast d Joe. In 00 lest Dunt,riprih, de Abd..in 00 isetern Ang eott ' Bee 10 &Worn Union, Stock A DO De. Btookß ell But Suffolk 00 Ildlobortrh and Glasgow LO Ildlnbro',Perth.Dun ell Forth and Clyde June. DO GorrS B. Western eD Great North of Scotland 100 Greet Northern 100 ro. A Stock 100 Do. B Moak LOU Gt. South • West. 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Co CW0°6.11112. Co. Jam ob,' Copper D Cu oMosotolo Ooppec lodize iLlsa •—• 04. Northam ca. Motional= Kapanda (Usa.) Limns lautiudaa M i nt Come of S Australia (La.) PootOLoad SUrarlsod Port Thinly Scottish Mono. (LW ) United Mesta= Worthing (Ws.) JOINT ROM /I Suss. I 10*710 12,NS NAN N IMIN Nf * ** NAN O Kill %NO N •INN IN 14 no VS NA* N its sow so Kum IN 1.0 IMIN NON /I SAN 11111' NON IS *6lB SAN IN 4.NS WINI * NM Ili 011 N MN Bonk of = a bank a leak of Turkey Brie& N. Amato' CbartliankAi .11o, sm of chi lMll: . Nora of IDS; Isia.. sad of Cone. of Owed. Ocas. of Landau Isi at erltAuLebartd at Ilvdtaerland Ws. Ch. Bank of Ansi& Lemke and Coanty Joint Stock Landon d Armen African Us. and Westminster NA hos. al lingland Do. New Miami Beet , ,N. 4.3. F& Waal Bank New Bona walls anal Bank &Wotan Ottoman bank att=lal al Lmiand _ Do, Now likua Australia V Union ot Australia ino Clot 4 NOW of Logsdon 111 40 1 4 15i 'WAY''. "Uf . - . — . m........................„..... N I , ''"'" - - - No. II& I cosr4vl4, Ird Rh. one. I salas. 11l all • llablardes 4 si - 10.600 10 Nadas Mal .. an 14 11 -le all - fa 11 /Ariammi llaniaa&lra.ll. Tp.s lll ills zba .... xla 23 • 336 * 13133 tha AP 1331 ••••• S* $3 - / ail Deiglea Z. .7 - woo le mettswasetwork... .. 44 6; - - SO *IL Anrwlesa land - 46 - - -. - s• all isalars to Oralassansia. - - 0.400 Pr Id4.4lrislaSsa.TaL A ail $4 911 -- SO Caratsoutz Nam & DAL 114 114 - 8.181 ID Ds. 07pm e. MUIR an 18 02 - H all Prcstesslcia - _ E _ _ 1 ,7 10 I, Do. 0 &ES IN Oanada Lod ail 11$ 11{ all 114 11T -. -10 II Adel Mad& dls - 3,410 10 . Islander& (Li all •-• 111 an Arbors al Trams - - -.• 11 all Od. Resslan vs.& p. a - - - LOOMS 11l . Palau NO 81 31 81 11 11 10 ail fit Contra of Truss - ••• - - MU/ 86. i Nubians. 701 103 lus -. 10 ill Gt. Lazants. Oust. SIL 011 111 .isi II fdl hallos Junotlin - MONO 18. _ Ds. Sp. A, Pau. Deb. US 100 103 - >•KOS 10 Lallodlalrrlg.& Canal I 1 4 die - N 0 all Lebo Orrlanes & Bala. - WM ft. Ilsaitla Tadsgrapla .... 100 93 96 - 1 al Lass and runabout - - -• T.llO II Do. Now IS --Mr - all Lyons and 0000‘11 .... ••• MN II and Aut. Clop. - 381 ali Marla &Soda --. WM la Iltsund e fVcr 14 - - irs do Nsaa&Llsge 1 _lly Os 71 8 - MAO 1 Illalp - all i I -19 all Dix award. I Nalg.gov lO 19 - imaila IDa Nips anal. trot an 1 1 -II all Northers of Frans as SO - mon 11 liso. DEISM TU. CL.).. Si --Ma-la 11 `A Do. New Shams _ - -- psa - IKON 4 Loa. Oa& Onalbas Oa all 111 -NI ail orwegian Trunk rot 0 1 - 10.000 10 Madras Isla. & Oanal Illi pa - OD all Paris, Lyons. and Nada $7 U -- 80,000 10 Sidltarrassaalls&T•L all 10 all Marts and Orleans SS 84 - WOO 10 al•altaa. IL_ TaL paa) all ii 3 110 18 MSS and S. Traollaiss - 110,000 16 Walken& Mama 00.. II If 0/ ills (Paraarabuooi g. 7 p.a 4l 81 dls - 4000 10 NarbaddaOsiliblros(L) a 1 aai alls -11 211ga and Duisburg - - 11,810 10 Nstbseleads Lod ... all - - -10 Rasa and lraosa — - 10,000 S Do. Sp. a,ts. all . dla an e 1t- Royal Danish - 1.734 100 N. Erns. &N. Soot. W. 80 II 10 s a l Royal Swedish - 1 4 all Do. 7 per cent. -•-• -• uOOO 1 Oriental Ora - all Sinks and Maass ... ell 00,000 1 Do. .. New Shares' - lla i dts par -r e al: ' ee = e por cent.pral Pose ;A u - - &MOO II Orlon. In. Um. (LO- a 5 4 clis - IIMMO 111. teal Diva land! MS. 106 67 49 - 14 &Art& Maissiallas it i 4 dis Ili 1 10,000 SO Pada. and Orbs. lugs an II 71 - 11 aR lostbarn of Trams.. ... .-• se,ooo SO Do. Now lO Ili lOt t us - 1N a Wan Flande Neat rs - SO al Wea1.2117. of Iftras 1:* $4 - _ ~,,, SO Rhyme, Iron HMO IS Is. Ns. all 1114 17 - 1a 4$ 31 •-• 11 174slan ad &NW& .... •-• - - 11 4 400 100 Royal 31.1116sais - 41 all illladaidas ...... —..-. -- 910.000 at. kora& A. Lasses 10 116 10$ - lON U South Amtrak& Land an 33 05 - LNININTURN MOLL ll.OlO 1 111. NHS - all i I Its I GIL I alma& ISI I al. stow (9.1 r ISO, IDa do. Naglsisrsd all ii e T all 6 IL 10 De. do. — e lar e 11 81 1 81. 4111.NallApaJas&Jaly 300 as 103 1 - 1;1t0 le lu. el Auslaana 111. Nullalklap.a.lBs.&Sept.lloo 91 01 - (I WWI NM Issas 1 i iFM mum Si. N. 184.49.4.JusAiairiso 10 11 - NAV 15 la.Clo.V.Canada 5 - ..- - •• - Mt. %slab N. cal. 4 w0t..100 91 9$ .-- 03 II OaMagadan TeL (1..). 1, 4 dle par - i 177117 11l W.lliamlo4-44p.ec.,10) - - - 6 ilk IN Is Dissisal Laad NW 9 10 - MONEY MARKET. -(THIS D 41.) Two o'CLot.s. The funds to-day are firmer. The continued fine weather and the improvement on the Paris Bourse have a favourable influence. The funds have risen it per cent. Business throughout the Stock Exchange is almost at a standstill. Prices of all classes of public securities are, however, well sup ported• At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 681 r. 40c., showing a fresh rise off per cent. Consols are officially marked 91k and 92 for money, and 92 for the account. The present quotations are 91k to 92 for money, and 92 to k for the 9th of May. The official bu siness report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 234 ; ditto for account, 232} ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90*, ; New Three per Cents., 901, ; Thirty Years' Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 161; India Five per Cent. Stock, 102 i, 101 k, ; ditto, for account, 102 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 961 ; ditto 1859, 961 • ditto Bonds, 155., 10s. dia. ; Four per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 78,1 ; ditto Five per Cent., 944 ; Exchequer Bills, par, Is. prem., 2s. dim. The foreign stock market is likewise quiet, and scarcely any change has occurred in prices. The Turkish loan of 1854 is quoted 70 to 4, ex div. and that of 1858, 534 to 54. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 984, 4 ex div. ; Ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 87 ; Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 82, ex div. ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641, 631 ; Russian Five per Cents., 102 ; ditto Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1860, 90 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 614 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 494, ; ditto for account, 4 9 1 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 531, 4. . . A financial operation of some importance has I just been efrectml. We are enabled to state that the Indian Government has just purchased from the Bank of England the whole of the 848,3621. in silver bullion which, as stated in the last return, is held by that establishment. This amount com prises the balance of the 2,000,0001. of silver which was taken by the Bank some months ago from the Bank of France, in exchange for au equivalent amount of gold. It will be despatched to India on government account in instalments by several packets. As notes have been issued against this sum of 848,3621., its with drawal will operate upon the money market in pre cisely the same way as if it were gold. The magni tude of the specie requirements of the Indian Government has excited some surprise. It is said to be connected with the reduction in the cash balances in the Indian Treasuries. We have alluded before to the increase which has occurred during the last few days in the mercantile demand for silver for the East. As there is no supply of the metal now in this market, what private shippers want must be procured on the Continent, until the promised Mexican remittances come forward, and gold will be sent to the Continent in payment. Some stimulus will probably be given to the demand for money. It appears that the commercial difficulties at Marseilles, lately referred to, were only temporarily adjusted. Much regret has been excited to-day by the announcement that the two firms spoken of— namely, Messrs. Gabrielle Hama and Co., and Messrs. Demetrius Baltazzi and Co., both of that city—have at last been obliged to stop payment. They are two of the most eminent houses iu the Levant trade, and it is believed that the aggregate liabilities will not be ►ess than a million and a quarter sterling. The bulk of their acceptances are held by the Bank of France, and it is understood that the unwillingness of that establishment to grant an extension of accommodation has contributed to bring their affairs to a crisis. Any loss that may occur will fall chiefly abroad. In most quarters, however, it is believed that the two firms have merely been overtaken by the undue extent of their engagements, and that the assets will prove to be very large. The excellent character for caution enjoyed by the management of the Bank of France, who have hitherto given them great support, affords much ground for this hopeful view. It is considered by no means impro bable that assistance may yet be extended to them. Meanwhile, a good deal of anxiety is felt by the Greek interest here with regard to the effect of these disasters in Constantinople, where each of the embarrassed houses has an establishment. It may be as well to mention that Messrs. G. Hays and Co., of Marseilles, are understood not to bo part ners in the firm of P. Hava and Co., of London. Messrs. D. Baltazzi and Co., of Marseilles, have no house in London. The amount of Australian gold known to be still at sea is 628,0001., of which about 323,0001. is due, or nearly due. The Liverpool cotton market on Saturday was firm at the late rise, but the rates did not exceed 8,000 bales. The report of the Directors of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, to be presented at the meeting on the 24th, recommends the usual divi dend of 21. per share. As au unusual feature, we observe that the directors have decided that the com pany's ships when in harbour shall be uncovered by the insurance—that is to say, that the company shall become their own insurers, and set aside LOW. a year to the credit of a separate fund for the pur pose. If we mistake not this is a risk which many of the shareholders will be very loth to incur, par ticularly after the warning recently conveyed by the the on board the steamer L Plata in the Southampton Docks. It appears that since that event the insuranoeoffices concerned have demanded an addition of 60 per cent. to their premium (why, the report does not state), and that this is the directors' motive for altering the company's prac tice. As the value of one of the company's ships may be, perhaps, 100,0001., it will take many years ' accumulations at the rate of 1,0001. a year before anything like security will be attained. In the Court of Common Pleas, ou Saturday, exe cution was issued against the Great Ship Company, at the suit of Mr. Scott Russell, who is adjudged entitled to 18,0001., under the arbitrators' &watt The Chief Justice observed, that " if Mr. Russell got his writ, no doubt there would be a reconcilia tion between the Rallies, and some arrangement would be come to. A special meeting of the London, Chatbam, and Dover Railway Company is called for the 3rd of May, to consider two bills pendiug in parliament, one of which is for extending the Metropolitan Railway from Smithfield to Finsbury-circus. The Union Bank of Australia announce the half year's interest on the City of Melbourne Loan. The particulars are published of various bonds of the Swedish Provincial Mortgage Loan, which are to be paid off at par on the Ist of June. SATIIRDAT Sentra. Consols, which closed yesterday at 924, " buyers," for the 9th of May, opened this morning at 92, and closed at 911 to 92. For money the last price was 913 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92, 913 ; ditto for aooonnt (May 9), 92; Three pee Cents. Reduced, 901, ; New Three per Cents., 901, 3 ; Bank Stock, 231, 229 232, MO ; India Stock,223, 222 ; ditto Five per Cent. 5t0ck,.1.02,A, 1011 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 18 38, 9ti3, LIU MINES.-(TIILS DAY.) Two o'Cxotm. The mining market to-day is quiet. No busi ness is officially reported in the Stock Exchange. There have, however, been a number of transactions in that establishment in shares in Wheal Cupid, North Downs, West Wheal Seton, and Wheal Grenville. Prices generally are quoted the same as on Saturday, and the market presents no feature of interest. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady. Great Northern Copper (South Australia) have been dealt at to prem. ; St. John del Rey are 34 ; and K apen da , at 1} pram. At West Wield Be ta in;etin, on the 111th inst., the *evacuate showed a nvo6t no the two months' wo king of lla. lad. A dividend of 10/. per share (4.000/.) waa declared, leaving 790/. 44. 2d. to the next &cogent, in addition to 7,8701. 14s. 10d. by the sale of copper one OS March 7. Wheal Clifford and Consols, on the 17th inst., declared a dividend of U. per @hare (2.100/.). At Wheal Kitty (St. Agnes) meeting on the 19th hid., the %comets showed* balance of liabilities over assets of 1,102 E. A cell of 2e. 6(1. per share was made. The Camboese Console accounts, presented at the meet saag oe the 17th inst., showed a debit balance of MIL 15e. 9d. At West Stray Park Mine meeting, on the 17th inst., the accounts showed a debit balance of about 11.01.11. A call et 12a 6d. per share was made. At a saps ai capper ore bald at Truro, on the 18th INC, 4,875 tone were sold for 27,6'..W. lie. 6d. Average standard, 1331. 9s. ; average produce, fi J ; average price per ton, 51. Ise. ,• nasatity of dee copper, Art tons 7 carts. ; average standard Let sale, 1311. 7s. The following amount/ were realised by the dillerest rabies : Mira Tons. Anteetal. Devoe Chget Caen • 1,5:17 . . .-. 88471 6 0 Whets! GetLb ~ 7 101 2,574 17 0 Phosoix West amble* Narks Volley 251:1 1,186 18 0 Bedford United lOl Wheal Edward Canto& Comas Wheal Emma. Devoe and Cornwall. 150 North Robert Beet Oared= l4O ...... 1,128 0 0 Wheel Friendship.- 125 aiaßegulus ... 110 lltroy lO2 Lod&Zeie Be rtha 69 rat . 6O Beropfylde ?rola 2B ............... ...-... 25 Brookwood 4,675 227,62 S It 6 Al °unborn*, as the 2ad May, 2,871 tons will be o ff ered tar side. vu. Milani. WO tow ; West Sotolt, 9 39 • sesta Fnecov, 290; Routh TolT 216; WIN* I Bsrat 202 ; North Bonn; Re., 190 ; 4 Bann. 130; WLaal linen and Penderees, 115 ; Tokens, 91; Trenvesa. 90; West Rau , Park 92 ; North Crotty, 90; Wheel Gren ville, 68 ; acksos'e On, 60 ; Wheel Berrien, 55; Bonn Beret, 28; and Fast Grenville, 9 toes. Thum or Ms. Pane, M.P.—On Saturday last Mr. David Pugh, M.P. for the Montgomery boroughs, died at his seat, Lknerthydol. Welchponl. Mr. Pugh had sat during three parliaments for these boroughs, and served the office of high sheriff for the county. In politics he was • liberal conservative, and in private life was deservedly ro tor all the estimable qualities that distinguish Use Ant country gentlernan.—Aforreing Post. AItIL4HIRE QUFS.N.-It fa Seldom that a coun try vUlsge can claim an intimate connexion with a crowned bead. But the village of Stewarton, in this county. Poo. seises that honour. Some months ago we referred to the fact. that Mr. Wylie, a native of Stewarton, held the honour. able positaa of Prime Minister to Karnehameha IV., the King of the Sandwich Islands. We observe • letter published in the Athroott Garde, from an officer cm board of one of her Majesty's cruisers in the South Seas, stationed st Hossalsdn, the capital of the Sandwich Islands, which contains the foUowiag :—" The Prime Minister of the government is Mr. Wylie. • native of Aynbirs, whose daughter • Emma' espoused Ling Kassebanieha some years ago, and now atieupise the throws of the Ilsodwiels Islands." The King aid Qeess ere thus described :—" The King is a pore liesald • Lashio' (ae the natives are called), and a tall firm Wan area. of as steady& prase and as polished manner as yea will Ad at berm He poiseases cultivated takes. ahem well, aid is something of • musician, sad withal hire a maid diguitygnite prepossessing. HO encdody wag lest be showo by quoting fronts speech which he ktely nods is a grist public occasion, when be mid, • I am the humble magistrate of ea Minable state.' I lave rn et him swend time in private emagmay asap we have been here. ad have found Mu roost affable and egnesble. The queen Wawa) is very retiring ; and, as I have only seen her once. I Cali say little about her that would interest you."—Ayr Advert i ser. 021:11:11A&Y =Anal AZll.lll'OOll3. • Ms NI C 111 i.iiil :: ♦OOO .. oeo l 4116 :: %ON .. 8. .. LON .. 6,030 .. MN .. mittllll le ...... ~6IYI ~ si;oliii i a,osoi I,oi 10,0001 ft,oool 11.0001 10,000 00,000 13,000 10,000 76,500 l soco s4OOO 10000 0,000 11,000 10,000 1011,1115 AMI UO,OOO WO 40,174 ... 101} 995 e.. _id ni C. s. leer ii.Ts: at 1176. IS A.. a & 111.11 e. 4111,0 d L6ll. 1L . 4 0.111.1. 1047. l itiit U.A.O. il~~l i t • Llt. 1 1 sil 1 20 1 1 SSe I $6l CO 50 1 7 . se - ; ditto Bonds, 15s. die. ; Five per Cent. "en aced " rupee paper, 944, ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1004, 100. The Indian Ave per Cent. stock was firm, though scarcely so high as yesterday. The closing price was 101} to 102. The Five per Cent. re pap was quoted 931 to 94} ; the Five-and-a-lialf per Cent., 100} to ; and Exchequer Bills, 2s. dis. to "ere was a relapse of } per cent. in the Turkish Loan of 1858, which closed at 53} to 54. The Loan of 1854 waa'quiet, at 70} to }. Mexican bonds were quoted 24 to }. Little business was done in this department. There was no variation of importance in the market for bank shares. Those of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China were inquired for. In the miscellaneous share market the only change was a slight reduction in Oriental Inland Steam and United Kingdom Telegraph. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In surance, 31 to 34 prem., Thames and Mersey Marine, 1} to 1} prem. ; Universal Marine Insur ance, 4 to 1 prem. ; London and Provincial Ma rine, par to prem. ; East India Irrigation, to Victoria Government Bonds were more inquired COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The wind yesteel ty shifted round to the southward and westward for a abort time, but returned to the northward and eastward. The mercury is, however, falling. The quantity of English wheat to this market during the past week was limited both per ship and land carriage. Flour rather more liberal. Barley short, but malt a rather large supply. rota, beans, and peas small. Several panels of barley from Scotland, but very few oats. Irish oats none since the early part of the week. The foreign supplies of wheat were moderate from the Black Sea, Spain and Prussia. Flour—A small parcel of American and a few bags from Hamburg. Barley— One cargo from the Black Sea. Oats—A limited quantity. principally Danish. Swedish, and Dutch. Beans, peas, and tares, a limited quantity. Linseed and oilseed very mode rate—East Indian. The wheat trade to-day exhibits a better tone both for English and foreign, and last Monday's prices are very firm, with a better busuiesa pairing. Barley-Trade much about the same as on that day. Flour-Trade is much firmer than this day week, but tho quotations are not raised. American banels find an im proved inquiry. Oats are more lively, and 61, per qr. more money obtained for all good useful qualities. Beans and peas wit Lout any material change. Tares, cloverseed, and other agricultural Beads me rather falling in value, as the demand is decreasing. The imports of seeds for the week comprise 50 qrs, tares. 3,031 qrs. linseed, 2,224 qrs. rapeseed, 745 qrs. maize, 100 qrs. of other seeds, including 35 of hemp. There were ex ported 119 qrs. tares, 1,232 qrs. linseed, 2,662 rape seed, and 242 qrs. maize. FLOATINU CAEGOES.-Not many remain on sale now, and prices are about the same as of late. Wiza .-English : Essex and Kent, white, new, 435. to 61s. ; ditto, fine old, 645. to 715.; ditto red, new, 40s. to 565.: ditto, fine, old, 625. to 645. ; Norfolk, &c., fine, old, 625. to 70a.; red, now, 49.. to 365. Foreign : Dantaic, 68a. to 704. ; fine, 70s. to 761. ; Konigsberg, 61s. to 64e. dittos extra, 675. to 725.; Rostock, 665. to 68s. ; fine, 68s. to 70s. ; American white, 645. to 70a. ; ditto red, 584. to 645. ; Canadian, Me. to lids. BAausr.-English making, 41s. to 45a. ; fine, 465. ; grinding, 265. to 315.; and distilling, 31s. to 321. per qr. foreign grinding, 28s. to als.; ditto distilling, 301. to 335.; malting, 364. to Ms. Maur.-English. Ease: and Norfolk. 60s. to 645. ; fine, 645. to 745. ; Kingston and Ware, fine, 70s. to 75a.; brown, bk. to 60e. _ OAT/L—Engliah feed, Us. Od. to 27. Od. ; potato, 27. to 31. ; foreign, 23.. (L to 27. RT4 34e. to Ms. BLASlL—Engligli tick, 31,. to 355. ; barrow, 3ro. to 39. ; pigeon, 33. to 39e. ; foreign, Mazsgans. to 32e. ; tick, &Ss. to 40. ; Boni,pberg, Ai. to 46e. ; ciao, 3 611 - to 381 - Poss.—English boiler., 40a. to 44..; white sal blue, 40s. to 44e. ; maple, 424. to 441.; grey, 36. to 41e.; foreign, 425. to 465. FLoon.-Englieli town, 50s. to 51a. ; ditto tine, 555. to 575. ; country, 44a. to 495. ; Norfolk and Su ff olk, 375. to 40s. ; Fre nch, 46a. tot 50s. pet sack; American. 31a. to 34a.; Canadian. 31i. to 345. ; Spanish, 46a. to 504. FLOATIXO CAR*O23, ill C. F. and 1.-Wheat: Berth anski and Mariano*, per 4921b5., 56a. to 575. ; Gbirka, 51s. to 555. ; Poliah Ode ta, per 4801ba, red, 53a. to 565. ; white, 61a. to 64e. ; Danube and Galata, 445. to 47a. ; 42.. to 445. Barley : Eptitin and Syrian, per lg a t t, 9its. to 275. ; Odom& sad Danube do., to M. Beans : Egyptian, per qr., 375. to 39.. Males : Odessa and Galata, per 4921b5., 401. to 424. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, per 4801b5., 38e. to 40s. ; Franca, do., 3d.. to 40a. ; American, do., 375. to 395. . - - bezDs.—Caisaty seed, per qr., 5Pe. to 625. ; Hemp seed, per qr., 41e. to 44e. ; Mustard seed, per bushel, white, 1:1s. to 15e. ; brown, 12s. to 14s. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 50s. to 575. ; Linseed rakes, Engliek, per 1,000, 12f. 15s. to 13/. ss. ; Amerman, thin, in brig., per ton, 11/. 3e. to 11/. 15s. ; do., thick, round, and oblong, 101. to 10/. 15a.; Baltic, W. to W. ss. ; Marseilles, 9/. Is. to 101.5 e.; Rape cakes, U. to 5!. 10s. ARRIVALS INTO IAaDON PROW APRIL 15 TO APRIL 20. Coastwise. Irbsisa English .. qrs. Irish ! 168 i 1168 Mgt.. 0916. qrs. 0000 qrs. SS 100 69 s 1 as BOWS I I 'in' 470. I.7tign• • : :! fiiui E. C. Rsll l 1023 696 I I 7666 lOll lig 117 z •l: I . 6 616 711 :2 6 i Expumo.—Wheat, 200 qrs. .. am Iw. ins MINCING LANK.—(THIS DAY.) The following public sales are advertised for to-morrow: —Sugar, 20,000 bags Mauritius, 700 bap Bengal. and 5,500 bap Penang ; coffee, 230 cub Plantation Ceylon, and 250 bags Native ; rice, 70,000 bags chiefly Bath= ; and salt. petre, 1,300 bogs BengaL The private contract niarketasince Friday have been firm, and business to a fair extent has been done in sugar, coffee, tea, and rice at previous quotations ; and market* generally have a healthy appearance. TALLOW MARKET—(THIS DAY.) The market ia steady. Town tallow is quoted Ms. net e5..11 ; Petersburg Y. C. at the 591. ; April to Julie. 595. to 595. 3d. ; October to December, 555. Gd. to PABTICLIJAI OP TALLOW. Stock on hand this day Delivery b week Ditto from let Juno 1 Arrival MIN I 31,189 I.tOJO 1,486 91,451 73,04 Ditto from Ist Jane ee.o22 I e 2.791 /Mce pgr cwt. OM day .. Me. &L Lea. ea. let to Town hot Friday .•, 57a. &L LUa. GI 70,961 1,106 71,441 7M 115,328 105. Od. Ms 6d Armal tor the week ending AprU 10 but year, 118 maks, and delivery Leta auks. The arrival last week comprised 159 mike fray alum', 114 from Australts, and tid from other plum—Total. ne mks. METROPOLITAN CAME MARKET. (THIS DAY.) . . . . . The supply of beuts is shorter, and the weather is favour able; consequently-, although the trade is (lull, prices for choicest kinds are rather improved. The number of sheep is smaller; the demand is not large, but • better clearance is effected at rather higher rates. Good calves are dearer. Trade for lambs remains unaltered. From Germany and Holland there are MO beasts, 1,200 sheep. M ((sive., and 2U pigs. Scotland, 430 beasts; Ire land, 50; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,900; and 120 from the north and midland counties. Per stone of Blbs. s. d. a. d. Per stone of 811. 5. d. a. d. Dad Scots, Harolds. 4 8 5 0 Dot Dos& fit.tl4 Sit 5 0 6 4 Hest Short-horns 4 6 4 8 Bog Loos.wooLs.... 5 4 6 8 Second quaL besets 34 4 0 Do. do. Phorn .... 4 8 6 0 Calves Pigs Best Doak Hll..brids 5 8 6 0 Lambs Beast. a& marks 6. 6610; elheep andlamte. 17,11)); Ca 1444 66 ; Pigs, 530. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—,THIS DAY.) Mew. Batteries and Smith report an active demand for 1859's at rather more money, and a steady guide for the best samples of I=6o at lirm prima Oid hops are also to better derma COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Rod &nth Helton, 19s. ; Walls Eol Hartlepool, 18f. ; Walls End Braddyls Hatton. 17.. f.L ; Walla Rad Hettonk 17s. lid.; Walls End Haugh Hall, 16s. od.: Walls Rod Cauop, 17.. ; Men Main. 17a. ; Walls Rod T r i m a ou Th oro l e y, 17s, sd. ; Walls End Thorpe, Ws. od. ; Walls Rod Horton. Ida. ; Walls End .keoru Close, fm . ; T o mo 16,. 61, ; Walls End Framwellgats,l7s. ; Tsnfehl Moor, ; Baba° Hartley, 16a. 91.: Hastings Hartley, 16s. ; Lanerert's Hartley, 10a. 51. —7O ships at market. Tug Omer t EPINBURCH.—Throngh the kindness of the diatrict regiatnin, we are enabled to place before our reader.; au approximation to the census of this city for Pail. TO r,salt shows a smaller accession t, the population of the city tfias WAR generally expected ; but, as floe result of the revision will be to rather in any lists accidentally omitted in the first summation, then is even probability that the figures given below are, to a greater or leas extent, under the teal population. The total is 167.1.41. The population of the parliamentary boundary (which erniesoes the ire registration ,listricta) in 1i4.51 was 160,302, so that the increase shown by the tare figures is 6,e29.—Rdinsur,A Correct. eid I ail 1 dial dig } ~I i ~ i~