The Express. — London, England, 1860-04-05 00:00:00

TM axiDßl?iss f THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 5 , . -- - - - NAN ITARY CONDITION OF THE "ITY. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. ' SHARE LISTS.--7HIS DAY. BRITIAII PODUNISIONS. . (THIS DAY.) - i 'losing Deese Odd tl-oall Ms I P i e , l r RAILWAYS. 1 k y,..t,l e y, I tol p.m. mt. tErtielnee tiestetat.7 Minder. [...t. Two otctocir. 1 Alba= &Scot/twee/we de SS At the meeting 01 the City Commisaioners of essee.... The railway share market to-day is decidedly li ts le BeeL D o. 2sr ' d t e . • In t . 6P . c : °"--i I'l l i dm , • s eels. rest-nor at Gaiklhsll. Mr. Deputy Celoslle In (Before Mr. Justice Williams and /Ir. Bunn Channell.) th. chair, fir LeTniere the M. hod Ofticer of Health f.e buoyant, being assisted by the rise in Consols, 081 alf BuffirloitlaksHuronlL 6 all Do. New - - Il - City, mhinitted his quarterly report, (rf which the p, Th wt e trial . " f J° A° grA, , I °, , e, r. 2 °r the, hw7 17,1 7 d Y°, ol 'Ploot.._ aced . d b y the absence of any further advance el e al , and waren it will he remembered 10 an Do. Preference 7 n • f..11...we i. the substanc e : s ''' in the rate of diacount at the Bank. Midland . i.e 100 Buff..Brant,.&God e rich companied by very serious violence upon the person of the The returns for the winter quarter, which has just stock has risen 1 per cent., and most of the other I 00 1 OP.e. Bde. Aug 1.1722 butler, Muss Levi, was postponed to the next eesion. endoresdbyßuirL H. N ff 7 ..pared, •Itoole that fewer penoo• have died, anted ra , ,,,n, W , 11405, 27, toga had pleaded guilty to the loading description. ito I per cent . London and ! i los Do. Jutyl, 18re ditto 73 78 t. err children have been Ise n.withiu the City than is usual eh of obtaining gods three months before his hank. North Western stook is now noted 981 to 9f ; 100 100 Do. June 1, 1874, ditto. 70 76 ...., li la ... o u t , I n th e ama s s of the loot ten years the 1 i;uptc &rge . y . will . ibtent to defraud his creditors, was brought up G rea t W estern 68 1 t o 691 ; • 117 to 118 •' 6 23e. Calcutta &S. Eastern par IPm Pm ~,-rage =niter .4 tenths in the quarterlies been :OS, but in , ' is 3 Ca= T. &Dock 6 p.e.gua. I 1 ells that which liso just extol the number has been only e 52, 1 11111 4 1 Th e T 1 'A teerjean' t Famy, who for the prosecution att4 latnceshire and Yorkshire, 1021 to 103 t ; Caledo- • • an . .' ° ' fi rl e " .l , ":" ti ,..." ° ; 4 i t ha w haa . a dd r ` lien asessse frala s h. s B3B th w e s2B „.,, e * A t Zi . that there I t=e i that the prisoner had been man, 90} to 91i ; South Eastern, 88 to i, being le 3 aided) 10 7 1 Cerlon , a wit 1 1 I Ws St. 140 Feat Indian SO 10 Do. Extend r. .. . par I lbw loi vat " . ' - ` ns.um. - ---- I.__ - " -- ---- 1„. --- ''''---;,. the dupe .4 an older and more designing person, who bid comparatively dull ; Great Northern, 112 to 113 ; 1 "" r1e1617. . a the sa r a _f_.:__...,"'' siA __. ....7.7_, ." 8" "" himsel f swept away all the property that bad been obtained, and Eastern Counties, 55 to I. wo 10 Do. Jabbuly:o n te • par 1 factory, nut a doer emissions/es ye see ems shows __ A who had oh.. one ion of the prisorner's business. l a b ar d se K im R a il wa y a b uts are ra th er . 100 all Do. 41 p. et Dsbent 99 1 the r...lurthro .4 the death veal.: hag not been equal in promo'. ' 1 " • NO. all Do. sp. M. do lOl 1 102 He air.. said that tVe p ".e" rieoner had already been two months En n- en lieu to that of the hotter-ate, and this iudicates not merelyfirmer, at 1 9-18 to 1 14- u llirem. Grand Trunk so i all Geelong Melbourne 2O 21 to a greet falling off in the number. of the populatio n , but also . r uar4 o f Canada stock has advt►noed. Great Western of at. , 100 Greed Trunk of Canada 34 NI 351 61 61 6 that th e Mane It, been unusually unhealthy. In the ow- ear. Ju . ortive Williams sentenced the prisoner to be kept 100 all Do. 6 per M. Pref. Canada shares remain dull. ind and western denten. .1 the City, for example, the to hard labour for one year. 100' all Do. 6 per et. Debent. 71 73 de me all Do. 7 per et. 188 e as V Wl ath. have excaded the hilti l • in a rattier large prep.rtiou, TRE cage or me Rev. NIL HATCH. ORDINARY WARES AND 11101X11. 100 all Do. do. 1047 73 75 fer in the fernier the •leathe were '..e.0, and the births but Mr. Cooper renewed the application he had made on the I Peeing gene' 1 Bahas a 161 all Do. do. 1872. ... 72 74 al •_eg., and is the latter the deaths 244 and the berths only previous day, in the case of the child Eugenie Plummer., 1 1111.11111 RAILWAY& yesterday. I lob p.m. BR 100 Great Indian Peninsula 99 nal 20 6 Do. New 1 Ms .219 ' le ` Sh " . al ' " it will 7rmerberl that is even. one a against wham • true bill for perjury had been returned, Ise to , Arna,ffea. llo stAno/a * 4 10 10 018. of India fr. sp. M fl I die th.....tr sulobstrietNexcepting the =rib and south virione .4 t h„, we„t,„„ apt.., t h e births are grewt b e l ow t h e upon the pre scubas ul the Rev. Mr. Hatch, that her (ether , l a* .. 11 1 81 nAt W el All tre° l24 k 8 es. 100 linrk..uan.,&CheaJouse. 70 71 111 all Gt.Weet Canada, Pharr 12 13 1 11 1 J 2Ol IS Do. New . .. . 81 71 Ws 101 mews for the season, mid even in these division t they should enter into a recopissurce for her appearance at the 125 all Blackburn t it i lztl. n an= lOO all Do. do. 73 . till .97 99 971 &Md.C -61 7 - 100 an De. do. 73 thoutop. 97 96 tie v point sot only to a Burt uatiou us the number of the pope. Mr. Atkinson maid he was instructed to opp ose the appli. to . It. 100 I Bristol and rawer 1.0. W. but alto tea chars ee in theddreeterof it, and if I could 100 an Do.slyet.Bde • pee.77 90 93 eat: . Mr. Hatch was mart anxious to have the use di n. St. 100 eatolonlan pl., e before you the n•tuno .4 for the quarter, 1 . pO6O allali 1 c c o o n rk m an .i d i Bead= - - St. i.e Do. do 6 lose et. 971 llll have no doubt that the re s ults would dill more remark. pasel of, sad whe a l it to be tried at the present session. 91 IQ 94. tell Do. 41 per Cl. Eaten 91 55 :die le truth, they show that there ere some pats of the Mr. Justice Willis= said he did not think it was 10 all [Do. AA no .11v. until - - 10 le Do. 4th Exten. do. .. 1 IQ clla t'ltv which ere becoming so execesivele devoted to the pun- osenneble that the trial should be forced no at tins mission. 10 "alll ou tro bi tl in „p c ds la p p l a a tl i te ju li - n 1 - Bt. lee Itelb.Corp.6p. et.Boe - - 1........ of nem. me as to shat out tkei portion of the pope. 20 all N. Brunswick &C. The defendant wax not in custody and bad not had any 26 all 1 o tt ed_p er th,*Arpty g . - Doc A cap. sh 6 7 lawn which maintain. it. nimbers. Of the rets deaths in notice of what was going to be done, at. 100 'Est Anglian l7 18 171 20 all Do. do. lend do. 5 7 the quarter, /X went in tire enverrrr union, 242 in the St. 100 Eastern Counties NI me 20 Do. WO. B cap. do. 0 7 wedeln', sad 2110 is the central nine are in the annual The court then directed that the trial iihottld he postponed W. 100 Eastern Claims, Stock 19 111 37 1 10 Do. do. Land do. 6 7 proportion 14 27.4 per 1,000.4 the inliebitanta .4 the first- to the May session, and that the father of the child lit. 110 1 Su Do w . plk Stook 118 IS le 1 20 1. Oude (Limited) - - named divide., :Cl.B of the second. arel 19.7 .4 the third, should enter into his owe recognisance in 8001 for the ap. r ' 84. 100 Made 9O 101 lee} 10 di Ditto - - 1 6 W . ot die si making • totid of Iffs.4 for the whole of the City. Pneumocia ce of his daughter. 51. too ,li..llshandiandOinseow N 2l a Z S i t 100 Delnd.S Pu Vol.g. 5 oet. 9: 56 951 . and breerbite. hay* keys fend in Ail case, the average for P eas " . . • St 100 irdiebro.Perth.. The trial of Elise Wet:engem sod others fur conspiracylo 18 St. Andrews & Quebec A - - the =see ivies hot MI, and .4 these the •ttacke .4 pnete 10 all Forth an d Clyde Juno. - - le 1 TrinidelLlmited,Sorip 1 die per mese have bens chiefly confined to the yming. and bronchi- was then petpcned to the next esesits. itt. 100 ()huge .t S. Western N 100 D. 4. the old, loth .4 what. '14.4« Sr., especially mullion to 10 all Great North of Scotland - - . Rt. 100 Great Northern th. ldol influence. .1 a cold cal cheago.l.le atmosphere. THE POLICE COURTS. et 100. Do. A Stook 114 118 1161 17 16 18 N o. I Bb . Brea I Pd. (O. prima Sam \ . At among the pnneipal cum,. of death are yhtlaisis, St. usi Do. B nook IN 131 131 which ha. heen fatal in Di one.. Them, with 3.. deaths (THIS DAY.) mt. lot ,' at. South& West. ilre) 11l 116 10,000 100 Aare and U. Ser. Bank .60 74 77 Iran. tale, .....1 .. neut.., and IS fnon hydreeephalwe makes et. 1001Greent Western ni NI ao I 8 22,500 40 Anointment ___,..._ total of 141 .1. aths free. tlibereular, or developmental St. 1001 De StourVal.GenStk 03 ID GO 10,000 25 Bank of Egypt .. .b...... Th. .evrtltgr forth, Moan now ever is I. and, MANSION HOUSE. 83 fie tencashire& YorkshirelNl IN 103 21 34 4 6,000 100 Bank of London 5O 61 it. ntere. it weld.' eren that the atmospheric influences IRNOCLAR CliAllell Or Ronne. St. 100' foixdon and Itleckwall 67 69 ant 9 60,000 20 Bank of 'Turkey 2 - - .4 the sea....il ha. e 1....1 hut little to .1.. with this ciao of /fa Drummed, a itre.mitaged little worms, was - 2S an a laa h l ' aa- toa j ois. d&Ccest IN 110 111 20,000 50 Blittah N. America ~ all - 32,200 20 Chart. Bank of InSia LI IS doonler. The Dumber . 4 'loath* from mimetic Women on mu/ends with *Wall th e pocket of Robert St. 100 !London& North M. NI 981 99 181 9 .6 4 Australia, and Chinn. all 10 101 ad ad ha• alai. here unusually =all ; for, except in one induce, X 12/ 10 1 Do. Ligi.t Is 1 dla 10,0001 26 Chord . Mere. of India, monels. in that of the smalimix. every dismal. of dais this TN, primmer was osiginally Mar on Monday, when as. 100 London& eouthW VI 921 ell I Lon., and China all 311 34 [ Colonial h....1...en helew the average. triarrbus has fallen from 10 the prosecutor deposal that an Soe attoday sitting al a 16 ' all i [ N. 100 Ilan Do. ' ~Etbet..hlinrolash. 42 and Enalatlllas 12: 13 121 48 43 1 11 4 20 . 000 1 100 [Colo 40,000 20.111C0m. of Canada all - - 1. , ... V/ t.. 215; sarlet fever, (nor Wto IS; measles, frees doorstep in Arthur-street, and supposingto her be eor..Man lf 11 26,109 100 [Con. of London 2O 19 21 esit.,l3 ; erystp..6., tsars to 3 o 7 ; and whooping-cough, in a destitute coalition, he ..t down by her side to have 10 3 Met att, 100 1D u. - - sins: alas of hula 44 to $9. wane for drink at the time, and she perfectly sober. When 60 all Mid. Gt. western ~_. l re ) - - SS, 10 Lou. l CI. Dank cd Arai all IS ste gli they had cleated together for a few minutes , he suddenly 10 0 all , Newcastle and Cern= - - N, 601Ioadon NA Oanally ... • N - - see 4 1 survstricr or %MALL-POI. all [ Newport, Aber.. k Here. 10 11 N, 60 London ' Joint Meek -.. 10 - - 111 felt her band in his pocket, and saw her, after with. t; 60, 100 Lon. and Westminster- N - - S7l Small.rem len nee tsars an menage t d seven in the drawing it, pare something to • man who came up 10 9 1 :5 .. W r1a # rnm g h . det • • 14 2 le, 100 Nat. Y . of lbsiall.. NI - - quarter to. 22; and although this is • large ineream, yet it and then suddenly darted ..d. Finding himself mbleel, to, 100 ai Norfolk attsn9 : g Itaa e a - 6 7 66 4 le , 90 Do. New l9 - - I 0n..114.6 nu. aim .4 the :Teat prevalence of the inilan:/. be seised her by the arm, when she knocked him 60 3; Northern Counties Un. 4 4 Sdls le, 60 Nettonal Bank - - M. attentem a. still being directed to the regrew of e d own lie. a bedincic, end epee his getfing to his St. 100 North British - - •, ..,,..•. for I hope that the result ~( my equines may throw feet 'n she smacked hie face violeutly with one St. all North Devon /MIL &D. - - 119, 15 i'lrientel Bank Caper& all -- 64 en, 1541,t sa the pretective lower of vaccination, and as heal, sal knocked him about the heed with • basket, e t. All W. A - - WIN 20 Intonate Bank the swans fer niereoing the .uenedul retire .4 it. At w hi s h s h e held in th e o th er, ii till hi s waits woo a n o f a St. 190 N. laders- Berwick.. .. IN DS NI 31 41 . IS, 100 'Provi Do ncial . N o p f w lrelead - -_ preset I hare collected this records of Mt cases of saroll-_ 16 164 Do. fIi.N.K Fere. t 1 dla ate 4. 10 whirl, and his nose bled like a vraterspout." Fortunately • a gg_ leg Do. h ee d s 47 47 1111, 16 South Australia all - 9.., all .4 wlenh have ....cereal within the City daring um policeman came up, and he gave her into custody, and M. 100 Do. York - - 469 Lo sine menthe aud .4 wit., h number 62 have been feed ; charged her with robbing him of 144. tel. M. 100 North Lowden lel, or rather none time 611.1 the whole number, had how li p.o cron-elanneatton he now admitted that he had 10 all Nortist&WinteraJune. * 94 S. 100 Witty Mutual 4O - mem...fully re, meted • • end 24 bad net hem only lost 4.., a= altogether his account of the "little 29 171 Sre thatelbmielere• •••94 94 - lg. 14 ',mooted at .11 ; the others bad either he= agar* was very vague and indefinite. St. 100 Oxford,Wer.,&Weiver. 41 43 421 OOLONLIS 001FUNIEKNT ISICURTIIIR. seamed.' without *omens. or had fished se- an Peebles Os the other band the prisoner on three different one- 20 al No ma & l4 16 No. ISh I Sem& I Pd. ICI. prima Sake ...oat.. renter... Hut th. general moults of my inquiries dess-firet, at the dation ; then at this court on Monday; 10 all [Rhytneey .... .. Cam (lov. 6p. e.Jen. & JuL 100[ 114 116 I so., that .4 the f.tel news 7.2 t met. had not been vete anal *gala to-day, pve a consistent account of the affair, ma Si. 100 'Mantilla Deatial .... .. Do. 6percent., 1879 ..1100 - - eroded, In ler nat. hail ben vaccinated witlediteneers,•oB hi, , St. 100 lieditlehN.K Aherith 33 34 U Id .... .. Do. 6 pr int., 1870 .. 'lOO - - 1131 le lwr . eat. had hens secrimated, as it wartloan. 9110011115. sh a sa id she w oo t h e w if e o f a so ldi er who had recently lit. 100 llsottlN MANN 55 87 xd .... .. Do. 6 per tent, 1882 .. 100 - - fu11...4 filename which re. re:m.l72pm tent. been ma- dasertel, awl that on Friday night she came up fmm Chat- Lt. to aithe ,„,,,„, lbre ln ilire tik ' a rn 'w ow - ith 49 seas d i. .... .. Do. tilts et. FebAkAug. 100 1710 111 ea1..1 succesfully, 6 per cent. sot socenistenv, and 22 per .. DoeSper et. Mar.&Bo. 100 110 112 bnfus where she had lived by turning the jeeketa for the st, ley ape* D i saa 42 44 4 * met. Owl a. 4 lava vaccinated at all. So that of the fatal s apv ,,,,. tanion .. Do. 5 per cent. lOO 1001 1001 1001 1 end that on Matunlay night the prosecutor St 100 Sosith Casten - - e...• as Many as 70 . per Cent. had not ban protected by p l acw a hi owie d b y h„ s a c, , a a dwoc_aw,.. on w hi c h 8 6 10,0 S mi te wil l s aa er .. New Brunswick Bonds.. 100 1 1 1 . • orolteh del ' 4 the "''''rerie* 72 Per tent . had. The she hail rot down through In-enema, and at once made St. 100 S. Yorke& & IlvarDan 74 70 .... .... .. N. S. Wales Ov/p. e. 1866100 lel .•••=e- impend.= for the quarter ha. been 40 - 6, whirl. is hi. domestic circuity/faeces the subject of conversation, 29 a/ sialnes•Web=t& 6 8 .... .. Do. 6p. c., ISD to LIN 100 100 merle the wee .4 the lad forty.three winter. _, 25 all Stockton & 39 40 100 100 100 eel ~ te ll ing h er that he was a married ran out of wore, 13 9 I Dug ° am B/ 9 1 pm .... .. Nova Scotia 6p. et. leg. led 11 " . as ' m e b e e 11.4 hem IT ' lDt ' U ' " " a= that he and his wife had to live upon sixpence* a day D. 106 TER Yds - - throe:lust the wawa, for in the month 4 Jemmy the .... .. Deb. redeem. 187_ ...6 . 100 1081 1094 , f..r Incise month.. She was expre sing her pity when be 50 all Oster .... .. R. Aug. Glov. 6p. e. Beads 100 110 115 ten.penittue •,.. Nearly 7. 3 deem= ahoy* the ,dll9ll°. and le.on to le imve very rudely, upon which she got p and 23 10 Do_ • lA , ID the quarter it het (Alan to WI 1n...0y nerve. beam .., 1 ...,,, hut w . h e f o ll owe d aw l repeate d t h e „If eaes, 114 11 no. - - sass .. Do. d0.41p. & Aor. it OM 106 1 0 61 107 1 le ad it. Ti.. dad. rung.. .4 the 1. - up...rater, ha. alai, varied from 6 she e, , et.0 ,:y,„ aid sasach has face. sad then, as a .... jieeasaa 84. 100 Yak of Neath to 7 • icgros .4 Vslirmsheit to 19, and when then changes .. so , 4 .... ',.._ • ,_. l'''" . 10 all [Vieteeta Stn. & Pleas/ 10 11 le up , be, out r apes gave net. lino custody , sa d toe 100 St. 'Waterford & Kilkenny - - IOII.IIION MIME. . 111 " " 1 " 1.1-1 " 1 the la " nahl Y haa l uirld, " um hum a a '''' al Y thm, 1 mot that the "dirty baste man* had robbed her 20 al l West Cornwall 6l 111 ....r.,, , ,. .4 64 t.. upward. .4 IL The lowest ieoll'e - of eevenpence, all she hail in the world! 20 all ;Wet Load= - - No, IMt I MM. lPd 10. prima i Balm -- - nem,. in the pester 123E 4 1 was registered on the A I t, It had them in cosy converse - isi ice•nrgean w 0 @sea ( 16600 10 AustralLub ' Oth .4 Fel . and the ht,,leat (56'5) 14, the : MI ______ 76,K0 1 Bon Accord, lAndtsd lt , t die par 1100 together, corroborated her statement as to 111 pot. 4 Julian. Vattatiotn of the barometer 10,006 36 Braelmp. destfipm ) 271 - - port ; an.l 11,000 20 Do. Rt. John del Rey 16 224 231 NOM 5.4 Leen a...nisei...lde, although the Mean Pres. GCB SHAW. The lamb Mame therefore, &whittled the prisoaer, and - - on. 1V . 79) Ito Oen • filth I .elow the average. The range told the proueutor to take care c 4 himself for the future. ft. lIIM I RAILWAYS I COSH* prima I Sales. 90.100 1 CleCoo. Min. Co. Jam. 1 - [.. the morenient ..f the Mercury has been from 24'72 to 11/00 40 Cols* Copper 3E61. A. regent. the inei.tore of the air. it has generally MAItYLEBONE. Ot. 160 Data& lista, 4p. NOR. N 96 10,000 - Copia= - - hen abundant , anmuntll.4 in an avenge t.. Itt per mut. el ROBBERY AT ancistres- PAIR nataacita. Ot. IN Caledonian, Ale 64 all Dan. Perth. & Aber. Jas ) 4 6 ..tuation • and it 100 ougol between NO and 90 per test, Janes ihr - hlee slim Janes Williams was charged with iii. 100 bid Anuan. A. 6 p . 4 . „ ,„ 15,0001 2 Fortuna 00,000 2 Gt. Northern all 23 25 44,1 eti...1.11 .4 471 inch... Lieutenant ilidluleh. an ..Meer of the let Life Guard., fit. 100 Do. C, 7p. et. I 105 106 78,006 li lupp ofri p . A d r=a ) .Llati 1 re I t p p: Th. bat 1.11.. in the appeolix exhibits the sanitary won deposed that between I and 2 o'clock this morning he saw 144. 100 F. Coon. li., Spat. Bolt 110 112 o ... the quarter. .tll.uetlwo there hare bees 2,452 napes- the prisoner in the upper name near hie apartment. The 2.. 1 1 8 _2 Do. ..._e_._ _ _,. 7 2 11 ! 1 00 !,1! 15.000 S Linares - 1. 0 7 0 w __ ° " te i t l e :!..?_!: c : p li: 1 ,11 7, 8 1° 10.000 1 Lusitaniaa cannon lolging.heuse... 232 have bee made in that las stole it, he questioned him a. to where he got it ;Z. IN -ca n. . (lai n . .6 p . a . 110 lit , 103,815 1 leariqulte all 4 1 ' the wee. nem of el er e .of onall.p..x, S 4 of wad He gave several evasive answers . He was at the time close et, too edi e ,,p er te . [ A, p, c , eg 77 00,000 1 N. Rhine Copper of 8 Australia iLiml_ .... 10e 1 die par 1... r. and IC2 of diarrhea , all of which have been retuned to tie door of mother Aker, the Hon. Seymour Egerton. St. 100 Great Noethem, 6p. et. 117 119 10,000 111 Fadeout' (Riverbed all to 7 ... the 'wish books be the =died eflicere .4 the unions. Jadah Dowky, servant to Mr. Egerton, identified two St. 100 Do.6c.rectet 10 d. 110 112 100,000 6 Port PhlWp II 1 The result .4 these has been the issuing of 468 adorn for seat% ow be had on his inn and another he was wearing, ft. 100 Do. 44 percent. lOl 104 103 80,000 1 Reottish Austin. (LIR) 10e We per eork..4 .anitary improvement. ma age two pairs of trousers, and a waistcoat which be was MS I° D ' 6 P• e ' ret " 6 P' e iC 84 88 43.174 28/81 United Mexican ell 1* N ell Gt. N. Scotland, Ist - - 30.000 1 Worthing xiaL) an i 1 Ti,, relent wm ookreil to be printed and circulated wearing. The prisoner was taken to the guanl.room and NO 6 Gt. West. [ Berka&Mastit, - - 40,000 1 Do. ....mg the members of the court. subsequently to the dation.honee by 128 S. IL 100 Do. redeem. 41 p. oat 118 100 100 901 Impeder Court, 6 division, said that some papas st. 100 Do. redeem. 41 1 p. oast 87 89 is his poseesios =a sae that mid he had been recently Ila 100 Do. ',redeem. 4 p et. 19 91 MEICILLANIOUB. discharged from the Convict Prison, Chatham. It we. 81 . leto Do. Se tt . redeem Peet 100 102 No, I Sh. I CONPAXIBIL IPd I Cl. prices. 1 Salm CRICKET.a 11 Do. Wren. Pref. Shane 91 101 further alleged that be bad more than once been charged fi, at p ochester p fahrspe. 17 „ 10,000, 10 Anglo-Mexican Met with felony. le all Do. do. do. 6p. c. 101 101 20,000, 2.5 Australlan AgricuL l9 vs is ss T..•11i..1T0W being Good Fri.lay, many of the The pner, who had no answer to the cha p e, was re- 96 100 D e . 80, Gas. Ru s e 74 70 741 150 1 1000 Atlantic Tel. ILim.) all - - ...me• metropnlitan cricket chits make it the "opening mended to Thumlay next, for the purpose giving the it, all Do. Chest. Glut S 1:1 2 47,000 10 Berlin Waterworks_ .. ...." ef th....eae.o, selecting sides and playing matches pollee an opportunity of making further inquiries about 13 1 an Do. do. do 1 ..,._ 50 IBrit. American fond ~ 40 - - le _all _ Do._ do. do _ 14 1 64 44901 60 Brit.& Irish Mag. [ Tel. A all 117 ill .nary theuoelree, The weather hitherto haa been very him. T.. m..rrcnr being Goal Fri.lay, many of the lllCtr.pnlitaa cricket eltibi make it the "opening ibs" i.f the owleeting sides awl playing matches allinqag theupearro. The weather hitherto has been very wifaiiiuralile, and but few grounds are in ait state fur iidtliiiugh c.ery attention has been id to them. buy/ever, ei a fiirtnight ear li er t his year than •t. cid is tlic I , llr, Of tit.tt tune foe weather may art a. and eau. " play" to become general. The matches it the ge,te.l Maryirle.cit Club and the famed (limey .11 (1111, will 014 I , IIIITIVfIo, till May, and, from the radii has hosuol, a brilliant amain may be foraanl to. Kr‘3lllll.M.ll PAIS et-t - s. --The members of this dub Liu Motels,. evening st the Park Tavern. Kennington I•srk, for the purpose arranging their opening match of ossn, it vra% ti dlyY N;re...,1 that it should take se to-morrow iflo-.1 Friday), on the South London Loser Kenniugton-hine, weather permitting, sides from the tsionihers. The dub has engaged slswe ground for pnictwe Tueslays and Thursdays. fusds were stated to be linuishing. t - xn.cip tics. practioe match will be i'ssid to-morrow (Goad Friday) Oil Wandswortheuainion i• ' , seen the member of this chili, by way openieg the • ...in. On Esnler Morley they will play a match on the • r s e ground aseisst the Cansilmi-town W tvlninierra Autius Chun -This dub hell a rneeting .. the Antelope Tavern, Wsualaworth, Tunelny, nail ~, will shortly commence practice us Wandsysertb-eum• The dill, is desirous of again meeting dome of their h -worsts, sad AD, rommuniimtion to thou boa. mere it • . Mr. Frost, at the above house, will ha atteadad ta. ATTEMPTED MURDER AT CLAPHAM. (THIS DAY). This (Thursday) morning, between the hours of six and seven o'clock, considerable sensation mu created in the quiet neighbourhood of Clapham by • raid-blooded attempt at murder at No. 5, Park-place, Park-road. Wil liam Gay, aged forty years, is by trade • shoemaker, and is • man of very intemperate habits, and so frequently ill-used his wife, that she was obliged to separate from hint. last night Gay went to his wife's ►ouse, and w►ntel to remain ; this eke objected to, when a quarrel ensued and be went away swearing to have revenge. This morning be again went to her house, sad her that he bad left his hog upstairs last night, and that be wanted it. She then said, "Get it." He west into the passage, dossed the street door, seized his wife by the hair of her head, pulled her head hack, drew out a mew, and deliberately cut her throat. The unfortunate woman being very powerful, a violent struggle took plane. She got possession of the razor, opened the street door, and called " Murder." He then rushed out, when some of the neighbours pursued him, and lie was captured by Sergeant Newman, No. ti V. The wounded female wee promptly attended to by • surgeon, who advised her mediate removal to Charity-wand, Guy's Hospital, where she remains with little hopes of recovery. The husband wu placed at the bar of Wandsworth Police-court on the chug* of attempting to murder his wife, end remanded for • week. NO 100 HO 100 21 100 100 100 DMA Izeter4 p. slat Caledonian, 4116 Dun. Perth,R Alter. Jun Fast Anglian, A, 6 p. Do. B, p. ot. Do. C, 7 p. M. Conn. Zz., Spot Nal! Do. do. N 0.2 Do. New 6 p. et. at Emtern Union, 4 p. et Mann. R tlbevw,6 p. el Bdin.,Perth.Don..4. Great Northern, 6 p. ct. Do. 6c. red at 10 p.a. pea. Do. 41 per cent. 6 p. e.rgd. at 6 plc M .N. Scotland, Id Gt. W est. ,Berbaltamite Do redeem. 4g p. met Do. redeem. 4 p. cent Do. irredeens. 4 p. d. Do.spp.et. redeem PTO. Do. Mem. Prot. Shares Do. Cheete rPt. Sh. Sp. c. Do. do. do. sp. c. Do. Dim. Oat. Do. Chest. OWL Do. do. do Do. do. do Lane& Vorkah. 6 p.c.St. Lona Beight..s p. c Gun St No. I Do. See. do. No.! Do. 6p.c. do. .... Do. c. do. Ns. 4 D 0.4 Do. 4p.crealt. Do. 7 p.c. p.c. Pre. Stock.. Do. Ope.do. ;W. it &CP.) Do i del. e•St.,dlv. WI lamaimtbam sad LANIV.CovANIMI:. LAS.W.7p.e.PA isTl s 7 fat ct. Do. 5.4 Do. Si per mat . • Do redeemable Sp.M. Mdland Cons•Op.c.Stoek Do. Cone. Br.* 8.6p.e. Do. 41 pct. Prat. Stock Dn. Lei. it II tchin 4 p.c. New.gtAber.ge.,per.6 . c.,with option till I Norfolk 6p ct.ltx. Stock North British 6 per cent Do. New Cu& 6 p. et. Do. Border Union ems N. tfas.—Berw.4 P.C.Prt. Do. do. do Do. Leeds 6 pot. No. I Do. York. H. & Beare. North Stattontablre I .W.tWotllp.e.lstgua Do. Irredeemable Scottish Cent. New Prot Scot. N. BSS p.c.'. Peet. Do. Aber. Do. 7 p. et. Prof. IS Devon Plied S Las. Bead. An. ALAI, Do. 41 per mat Do. tiled 4t per mat S. Waist gna. 4p. msg Do. 41 per cent Yorkahlre 4 p c. gen Stoet.tDarlington Ape. Do. do. B G Do. do. C este. ;Water.* Kilkenny Op.c. 100 111 id 100 110 xd 14 iv. Id 94e dim Is fe— lt{ 1111 117 11s No. 181. 1 Buis. I Pd. lU. prima. I Sam 20,000 100 Agra and U. Bar. Bank 12,500 40 Andra/ma& 10,000 25 Bank of Egypt 6,000 100 Bank of London 6O 61 53 60,000 20 Bank of Turkey 20,000 60 British N. America 32,200 20 Chart. Bank of India, Australia, and China . all 20 201 id ad 20,0001 26 Chrtrd. Mere. of India, LOU., and China all 32 14 0,600 100 ,City 20,0001 100 [Colonial 40,000 20.111C0m. of Canada all 26,1100 100 , Com. of London 1 Is. 20 ling. ScoLdAusl. Marta all 164 1 03 BS, 20 II Bank of Switzerland all SS, 10 ILon. CI. Bank of Auld all IS 111 134 IS, 60 London mid ONO/ 03 60 London Joint Meek 63 100 lon. and Wedmkallar lO 274 13 100 Nat. Pro,. of Ifsihall ii 20, 10 Do. New 10, 60 National Bank 11, 20 New Smith Wales MI, 25 ;Oriental Bank Corsa all 60 1 26,310 20 Ottoman Bank 10, 100 Provincial of Ireland 4. 10 Do. New 13 II South Australia 43 15 Union of Australia 10, 00 Union of Loudon 1 100 Unity Mutual OOLONLiL 0017EMNICENT IDICI7RITIIII. No. lEt I 87003.1. I Pd. ICI. prima I Balm .... .. Can.Oov. Op.c.Jand Jul XlOO 110 111 i .... .. Do. 0 per cent.. 1879 llOO .... .. Do. I per cent., 1880 lOO 113* .... .. Do. Spey cent., 1852 .... .. Da 6 per et. lebAkAng lOO WO 111 Do. 6per et. Mar.& Sim 100 111 112 tiriOcioo .. Do. 6 per cent. 105 1004 1004 1001 1 2000000 .. Do. do. licrip MI 1 .... .. New Brunswick Bonds lOO 1 1 .... .. N. S. Wales CIL lip. a 11106 100 1011 .... .. Do. 6p. c., ion to 11174 100 100 100 100 100 901 .... .. Nova Scotia op. et. dig .... .. Deb. redeem. 1875 lOO 1084 1091 .... .. S. Aust. Oov. 6p. c. Bonds 100 110 116 .... .. Vic. Or. Sp. cJatatJaly 100 .... .. Do. do. ORe.A2r.doeC 106 1061 1071 zd ad 11j i,7ri rttr. tiusait —The Right Ron. ••• • Ilerfiert ha. given ?v. noimioe to the Muses Aselog • rs..too, Society to take what loreaging =he( • • plum. feet hi. w. at ewer - • the enciety will avail itetlf .4. partings:ly m the • •,... t.. the Mk, ail ItotLin.f. water. ow the Wye, has I failure, muting to the flooded .fate of the river pre • • •.•,o. : ti .• net. from being for the capture of the TIo• ..rtweet thank. ..f the wwietv and all Thames . . 711 77 dl In In In id 132 1S id 100 100 100 100 100 8,91 i 8,000 850,009 12,000 1.00295 100,020 250,000 700.000 uo.oooi •••••••••• - • • • .111 . b. the tem. etleuteis ter hb., ha 114601110 - 1• i• SA. .1..0r 1.1. A I:T 1 , 1 At "irk tt.t% — The fifth of the inter .. • . 1. neket inatelws Mt+•.a Victoria aad New South • • et •••ftt,4.,1 r,r, the ?n.I. :Ira. and 4th uf February, ".- M-Ilawnse cricket •;e•utel, and resulted la the vieta7 t..nee eleven nue. The meta metal the • ateriwt, awl the average attend:awe durieg the .Ls• ..a whi.!, it w.. played was from 6,0U0 ••: a,.l irwhel.-4 the (Liver:te the minister., hte .1 colesi.4l ..•,.4v. The Victories eleven .ere ' I•• R•• in, and snr•d in tl.rir first innings 5 twin. • v huh then w•rot to the wicket. but got out with It In the wood the t•ict•riau eleven showed • vol. vaulty. both In hitting and howlir.g, wed did • out till their rawe arn•uuot.d t.. IM, while the • . i u rn otaiiined alt.yther. The Victorians 'Jr' /...•unites throughout. hut it was not anticipated •• mould have • ‘• • ELER IfloN OISPEEDON THE GREAT NORTHERN .•N (].eat N. rt:wen Company. with the riew • ler.aout the slaw d OA•O• W•tweea London ••• lore &rib .1 to introduce a Lupe awl more • • , fnl • less .4 expire. cogisaors ou the line letween L•n• nb I•eiL Thew In,utnarres hare been derived by •• , ••••1., l-coreolore vngilleer to the fonipour. and • to the course o 4 etwtam at the work]. of limes. Thompson. awl Iforitoss,r4 feeds; Mews. famsys, s l h. do r • 41.41 the Messrs. Mtephrusos, .4 Neweerallw one Thew are souzle engines. e,th a 7•feet dririsg 17.1w•1i cylinder. and are hem.; built with all the • • nt 'torn...woo • The tenders will he .4 a buyer • n • Ro•r•• fuel toprovoot •1. Hutt tilotAlwr between Lesion and Telt es he ma ie about four hour.. or an hour low thaw • - at, awl thoush the prredienta .4 . the Yorkshire dia. The B hay Bazetto of March 12 111111 the follow : -" We scarcely know whether our readers will be more pained or relieved to hear that Miss Emily Wheeler, the daughter of General Wheeler of Cawnpore, in still alive. Captain Harvey, superintendent of the department for the abolition of Thuggee, has had communication with the uefortunate young lady, who, we understand, is ao utterly broken in spirit that she entresta her friends not to mek to bring her hack again. but to leave her to bee wretched fate. Yet it were better surely for the poor girl herself that her rammt should not be complied with. Time may obliterate the remembrance of even her sorrows; and it were no real kindness to her to obey whet wild wishes her present morbid nervousness of feeling may suggest. It is necessary, too, that the government should vindicate its own dignity awl justice by ascertaining the true particulars of thin sad story, mil punishing the guilty 'martin. with re lentless severity." 7.11 .4s rolltiZ e 4 • It4r 1.131.: worked en the lima to . there la rio .lotabt that ttrulforiL Halifax. and Lomb 1• rive comaler4l.le .vis..tit.r:e form the Dew armee. 1, tomenueh ar shookl the Inline arrive thee. ..marten a h or earlier at Kivittoglo.., they will. of comer. he gotehot three eaner."( an timer metier in the dinette.* re e .l.. !tares ! of th..-virrne. sr.. tle,trlT Rniaherl. and ...telerall to 0411/brat . lll6,lllLLOg awn. .lunog the pmeut 3hl I LA.RATt CU sittin or For.OZAT AGAINAT ♦ Mll.notlll Mritill tier. -A most interesting ease is at present before the irilmo court, involving the reputation of • firm cn nected with commeriial tninsactions of an extensive charac ter. A person named Michael Sylvester Duly has been committed he trial, .0 a charge of uttering • forged bill of exchange. •od is under remand in another charge of forging and uttering. Duffy rap a partner • 4 the firm we have all udc. I to Memsr•. Connor and Phelan, but they dissolved parturr• ship in September last. The hill upon which the prosecu tion chiefly relied purported to bear the acceptance of • man named Winter. Winter, however, swore the signa ture was • forger/. However that might be, the genuine signature .d Mann, far the firm of Connor and Phelan, one attached, and a lengthy hut not altogether satisfactory proffered to the hench, no to the reasons which him to affix his name. One of the witnesses, sand OalLeglier, a clerk in the @emir* of Connor, Phelan, mad Duffy, WM in the habit of signing anything or every thing laid before hint by Duffy, frequently witnessing the signature of parties where names were not upon the paper at all Verne strange disclosonie are looked for, it being t►ought by man♦ that Duly in by nu means the only 'illy party in tine caw.- -iffeflainexic Anger, Feb. 17. 12 14 NO 10! 100 M 99 01 99 101 U 1111 111 19 ni 111 1 U SS 111 13 IN 1 Anglo-Mexican Mint Australian Apical Atlantic Tel (Lm.) Berlin Waterworks. Belt.ei l as ri hrsq l !Tt . ;t Do. B 7 per a. Wu Lit Do. C • Canada Lend Channel Islands TeL (1) Cop. Mg of Eng.& Smelt. Do. Pre 74 per cent atal Palace . Preference Do. 6 p. et. Peep. Deb Electric Telegraph Do. New Eng. end Aust. Cop. ten. Steam Navigation Great Ship Limited) Indian and Aust. TeL Lon. District Tel. (L) London Discount (L.) . , Lon. One. Otaalbas Oa Madras Inign. t Anal Mediterraneennae.Tel. Neater. In. Tel. (Lbw) Nat West Moon% Oto :iiiil ii,iiol 60,0001 37 30 10 U He 161 113 126 11 39 26 80 2 4 1 4 26 30 90 101 102 106 106 107 ,9 1 2Pu 21 1:724 T 1!1!,e7S1 1 Of Ms II 1 Ms 1 1, 1 11 Po 2 i 4 i dall 10,000 000,000 $O,OOO 10.000 le a 16 1 a lis par Y 51 TB PO 14 16 pm !°.**?l re if 6 l 62 56 120 . 166. I I a 4 Do. B p. c., Is. at I di. N. Bras. & N. Boot. IA N. Brit. Autralaidaa Oriental Gm Do. No► Mow " Odom la. Rim (Lim) A Do. do. Do: do. Teel River Land et Mla. Pain. "ad Wen. eldea 10 ied eon It Ind. Tel. 41 f it a r4Oys. by Gov 60 Ina 16 o. Now HO Royal Mall atoms _ .Scottish Auit,lnvedm. 11 !:*1 60.0001 10.0001 Autrallan rVanbaistarl tie Tel. Scrip .. Do. do. Redisistsd.. d La. Co. Up. 08a. Vas Diesasn's Lad.... 11 11 COTTON MILLE TN BOMBAY. —The Bombay Gazette gives an account of two separate projects for eetablishing new mills, which have been alresd s tarted by native mer chants st.Bombart and adds, " Thera can be no doubt that English manufactured goods' will soon have to meet a very sharp competition in this country, for the natives have every advantap on their sills in gofer as regards the prices of raw material and of labour. If they are only wise enough to go oa as they have began, entrusting with the management of the mills efficient European superinten dente who have a thorough practical knowledge of the busi ness in all it . details, and taking are to have their ma chinery of the best description and on the most improved principles, so as to economise time, labour, and fuel, it is certain that India will before long establish its indepen dence of England in the market for cotton goods." THE VINTAGE AT THE CAT& —The Vine Disease Commission, appointed by the Colonial government, had not yet concluded their inquiries respecting the character cad w of the malady which has visited the vine this. season. The blight and mildew have appeared in some places with much severity, occasioning much damage; but the account* generally lead us to believe that there have not been such wide-spread losses as wee at first sup ped ; and it is probable that, with the yield of the young MISS now commencing, the vintage this year will be nearly equal to former ones ' owing to the large extent of land lately brought under vineyard culture. It is stated that two qualities of the grapes have been chiefly affected, the haaneiwot and muecedel, and in some places these have been almost entirely destroyed ; but those descriptions from which are obtained by far the pester part of the vintage have suffered comparatively little, and a large proportion of the principal vineyards are reported in a healthy and flourishing state. Although the total quantity of wine, however, may not be diminished, the quantity available for exportation to the home market will certainly be roach less than for several years past, owing to the greatly may*" local demand.—Cape and Natal New. As the bell of the church of ChAtesu Malo (Pe et-Vilaine) was being rung two days hack for divine iseriTh a cracking noise was heard, and immediately the bell tell heavily into the church from • height of about its fall it struck the head of • young tuarnml ters° or named Cardin who with her husband had = died in j • • f e w hours. church, sad se injured her that she , ust en MONEY .44EARKEL-THIS DAY. • Two o'CLoos. The weekly court at the Bank has broken up without altering the rate of disootmt. A fresh advance in the Prenth funds 'also comes re ported by telegraph from Paris. Under the influence of these circumstanoea, the funds have risen i per cent., and gener►l buoy ancy prevails in the Stock Exchange. The improve ment is especially observable in Britiih railway stocks. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 89.95, being nearly } per cent. better than at the close yesterday. Indian government securities, including the rupee paper, are in better demand. Exchequer BMA are likewise firmer. Consols are officially marked 94f and I for money, and 94g and f for the 11th inst. The present quotations are 944 to 1 for cash, and 944 to for the 11th of April. The Five per Cents. have been dealt in at 1014 ; the Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1859, at 104 and ; the Four per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, at 87 ; ditto Five per Cent., at 98 and 981 ; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cents., at 104, 1031, and 104 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858, at 904 and 1 ; ditto 1859, at 981 and f ; India Bonds, at par, and Is. and ss. dis. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 95., 125., and Bs. prem. Turkish stocks are in demand. Prices are now quoted about per cent, better than at four o'clock yesterday, and at one period of the morning the advance was more decided. The Loan of 1854 has been marked as high as 80, and that of 1858, 624 ; the present quotations are, respectively, 794 to 4, and 611 to 62. Mexican Bonds are supported at the late rise. The scrip of the New Brazilian Loan has improved to dim. to prem. Sales are recorded as follows :—Bra zilian Old Five per Cents., 984, ex div. ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 1852, 904; ditto Four - and -a - Half per Cents. 1858, 91 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860 (scrip), par. ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 100 ex div. ; Equador New Consolidated, 124 ; ditto Provisional Land Warrants, 3; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 224, 22} ; New Granada Active, 15 ; ditto, Deferred, 44 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 424 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta, 97 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 344 ; Turkish Si: per Cents., 1864, 794 ; ditto for account, 794, 80 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 62, 624; Venezuela Three ' per Cents., for account, 264. The Bank of England have put forward the usual formal notification that the payment of the April dividends will commence on Monday, the 9th. No bullion was taken from the Bank yesterday, but there is still some demand for exportation. The 20,000 i. by the Australasian from New York will be taken for the Continent. The Vanderbilt has ar rived from New York with 50,0001. in specie, the bulk of which is on French account. The advice,, from Melbourne report the sailing for England of the following gold minim, viz.:—The Greyhound, with 5,000 oz. • Monarch, with 29,000 oz. ; Norwood, with 9,000 oz. ; Ocean Chief, with 32,000 oz. ; Montmorency, with 9,000 oz. ; ' Lightning, with 13,000 oz. • and the Lincolnshire, with 32,000 oz. The total is 129,000 oz. worth 516,0001. The aggregate at sea is increased to 802,0001. inclusive of 286,0001. on board the Copen hagen and Suffolk, which were reported by the last mail, and are now due. Some sensation was occasioned yesterday amongst the shareholders in the Illinois Central Railway by the unexpected announcement of another call of 5 dole. per share, payable on the 15th of May. The company's shares at once fell. A fall of about 155. likewise took place yesterday in the shares of the Great Western Railway of Canada. It appears that in an " amended report" an item of 17,4981. for interest on the government loan is brought into the account, reducing the available balance from 41,3111.0 23,8131. No dividend was accordingly declared.. The proceedings were of rather an acrimonious character, and resulted in the appointment of a committee of investigation. Application is being made to government for a guarantee of 6 per cent. per annum upon the capital—from 6,0001. to 10,0001.—required to carry an electric cable to the Scilly Isles. Whether considered as a convenience to the shipping in terest, or as forming a not unimportant link in the system of national defences, the project com mends itself to support. The subsidy required being only about 6001. per annum, it is scarcely pro bable that government will hesitate. The Scilly Isles are directly opposite the French arsenal of Brest. _ . The amount of British Guiana Six per Cent. De bentures about to be allotted to persons who have tendered in answer to the official notification issued a fortnight ago, is about 10,0001., at 102. Further issues of debentures will, it is understood, take place from time to time, according to the require ments of the colony. On and after Saturday the business of the Lon don and County Bank will be transacted at the building known as the South Sea-house, in Thread needle-street, during the rebuilding of the premises in Lombard-street. . . . . The first call of 21. is to be paid on the shares in the Vale of Llangollen Railway Company by the 10th of May. We are requested to state that the subscription for the new capital of the Inter-Colonial Royal Mail Steam Packet Company will be closed on Tuesday next. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and miscellaneous shahs, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : Insurance. —Guardian, 521 ; Indemnity Marine, 166; Law Fire, 41 ; Legal and General e,61• Liverpool and Loudon Firs and Life, 91, ; London and Provincial Law, Karim, 1101 ; Ocean 'twine, 8 ; Rock Life, 81; Universal Life, 30. Clas.—Brighton, 19; Great Central, 101; Imperial, New, 30. Docks.—East and West India, 120; London, 691, 70; Vic. toria, 1001. Waterworks.—Berlin, 4f ; West Middlesex, 107. Canal.—Regent's, 201, 20, 901. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 6,2191. ; the Great Western, an increase of 2,979/. ; the Great Northern, an increase of 2,6071. ; and the London and South Western, an increase of 1,6571. Special meetings of the North Devon, Exeter and Crediton, and Bideford Extension Railway Companies have been convened, in order to approve the bill now before parliament authorising an ex tension of the Exeter Extension Railway of the London and South Western Company, and for other purposes. The position of the market for American securi ties is dm noticed by Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite : There hes been active business in American securities in Loudon daring the past week. and prices of railroad stocks and bonds have improved. united States Five per Cent. ise n n teakbeunlingfrom d ll Er ts! e ll thar i. " C i .o e trid tin ers u b e te Were :ant bas been paid. Today _ the t. opened _. at 40 lavilereinSialUesfiat'irtnaring: 9.be2en made in Illinois shares , o and as high as t o 3g discount, tat on re,elpt of informs ion by the Van - hilt that a call of dol., payable 15th Nay, had been made, they declined to 42 discount, sellers. Mr. C. S. Knight has been appointed agent for Lloyd's for Newhaven and Brighton. WtDVIIIDAT EVLIfllfO. Consols, which closed yeaterds " buyers," for the 11th of April, opened this morning at 941} t o ;, rose to 944 to #, and closed at 944 to For money the last . price wee 944 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, formonex n 944, 4, a, ; ditto, for amount (11th April), 94 , 4, a ; India stock, 220 ; the Indian Five per t. Mock, 1869, 1044, 1041 ; the -Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 96# ; the Five per Cent. " entered " rupee paper, 98, ditto, Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1081 ; Bank • stock, for account, 2294. The Indian rupee paper was again rather firmer : the Five per Cent, was last quoted 974 to 98, and the Five -and-a-Half per Cent., 1084 to 1. The Indian Five par Cent. stock of 1859 was firm, at 10 ? 4 , to i• India bonds were dealt Mat ss. to le. die. Exchequer bills are still pressed for sale, and have again fallen 25., closing at Bs. to 12s. prem. The Turkish Loan of 1854 advanced per cent. to-day, closing at 79 to 4, after being marked 79f. The rule iu the Loan of 18 8 amounted to 1 per cent., the final quotation bein g gli to 62 . M ex i can bonds were in request, and closed at 22 to 1, being per cent. better than yesterday. Spanish bonds have not recovered, further details of the I Cadet rising being awaited. A further recovery of about V. took place to-day •in the shares of the Bank of Australasia. Union Batik of Australia were rather more offered. The miscellaneous share market was quiet. There were some inquiries for Berlin Waterworks. A number of transactions took place in the shares of the dock companies. Nova Sootier and New Brunswick Government Bonds declined about it per cent. The closing quotations for the shares in new undertakings were as follow :—Ocean Mar ine luso mice, 2j to SA prem. ; Universal Marine, to I prem.; London and Provincial Marine, 5-16 to prem. ; Buenos Ayres and San Fernando Railway, 21 to 1 prem. ; City of London Brewery Preference, il to # prem. ; and inter-Colonial Royal Mail Steam (new), # to # prem. MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. The mining market to-day is steady, though rather quiet. In the Stock Exchange, Lady Bertha shares are officially marked 2 ; and Providence, 48. Shares in Treloweth, Great Wheel Alfred, Great Retallack, and East Wheal Russell, have also met with attention. Prices present little alteration. Foreign and colonial mining shares are likewise very quiet. The only business officialli un reirted in the Stock Exchange is in Lusitanian at 11 (or i din.), ex div. The shares of the ;eat Northern Copper Mining Company of South Aus tralia are quoted par to e prem. The Master of the Rolls has made a call of 4a. per share on the contributories of the Cae-Cynon Mining Company, payable en the 14th inst. At a meeting of adventurers in Wheal Basset, held oa the 3rd inst., the &manta showed a balanoe in favour of the adventurer of 3,6001. 4s. 4d. A dividend of 5/. per share (2,6601.) was declared, leaving 1,040€. 4s. 4d. to be carried to the next account. At a sale of copper ore, held at Swansea, on the 3rd inst., 2,060 tom were sold for 31,8101. Os. 6d. The following amounts were realised by the different MlllOll : Cobra Cuba Wanersatooks Almeria Del Soto Knockmahon Wheal Maria Regulus Nantaqua Bearhaven C .. El. 11,604 1 di 7,185 8 0 4,046 5 0 1,127 13 0 2,032 8 0 1,086 9 6 2,235 5 0 1,061 12 6 400 13 0 1,040 5 0 2,060 81,610 0 6 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The colonial market will re-open on Wednesday next. Boons.—The market has been quiet to-da and prices are quoted ed. lower than last week. lamps, 51z. to 5.15. -- --- Cones has sold steadily at last week's price*. TEA.—The demand has been extremely limited sines Friday last, but general quotations are unaltered. Rica continues in good demand at full prima. RClL—Demerars proof, sold 2s. to 20. Id. ; Leonardo, to la 9d. Sescis have gone off heavily scarcely sustaining p-eviuo♦ rates. Coma. —About 150 hales sold at previous rata.. Markets generally have been dali this week. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 64,, net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 56e. ; App, tke. ; May to June, bk. 6d. ; Oet. to Dec ., 625. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of beaste . is moderate, and trade is about the same as on Monday. We are not over done with good sheep, and late prices are maintained although trade is glow. Lamb is the principal feature of this day's market, this being accounted the commencement of the season. The show is not so good as on former occasions. Choice small lambs are very dear. Calf trade is brisk. Our foreign supply consists of 50 beasts, 560 sheep, and 103 calves ; from Norfolk and Suf folk, 400 beats ; about 400 lambs from t'.ie Isle of Wight. Mikh cows, 142. ' Per done of Blhs. 4. d. P. d Per stone of 81bs. e. d. s. d. Best kola, Herefds. • 8 ♦ 10 Best Dos& Hf-bdsB6 4 8 b 0 Bast 86ort-horns 4 8 4 8 Bea L00g.w001a.... 6 4 5 Second qual Waste 2 8 2 8 Do. do. Shorn 4 d 4 8 Calves PIS BestDm& Hlf.brede 6_ 0 Do. au: snow Lamb 8 7 8 11;;;t+ at market, 883; US; Piga, 140. cud Lambs, Calves: SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.- HIS DAY.) Messrs. Davis and Company report trade steady. Prices without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 78e. to 84s. ; su perior ditto, 86s. to 98s. . • inferior do., 80s. to 70e. ; rowan, 60s. to 70s. ; clover, old, 90s. to 110 e. ; second cut, 80s. to 90s. ; straw, 275. to 34e. FaLmouvu.—A most lamentable accident, at tended with the loss of three lives, occurred off this port yesterday forenoon. The pilot Joseph Sherlock, belonging to No. 13 cutter (attendel by two men named Henry Collin and John Rowe, all of this town), was in the act of board ing the Dutch schooner Catharine, from Rio de Janeiro. for the purpose of piloting her into port when the brat was struck by a sea awl upset. Sharrock and Coffin, although they apparently clung to the boat, soon disappeared after the Whaling', close hauled, had pawed them ou her weather aide and thrown them a rope. Rowe managed to hold on by the boat for upwards of half an hour, during which time the most strenuous efforts were made by the pilot cutter to reach him, though blowing a heavy gale with a high sea running. On their first tack they fell short of him, hut so claws that they heard the poor fellow call, "Mind you reach me the next tack." On coming up again they were able to throw over him a rope, but from exhaustion he was inab idph le of laving hold of it, and at the rune moment was ened by the heavy swell. Sharrock and GARD have left widows and children. VOLUNTEERS IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA.—The volun teer movement is making rapid progress here ; and thc go vernor la , issued a proclamation setting into motion the machinery for calling out the militia It in, however, probable that no further steps will be taken in punmanoe of that proclamation, as the rifle corps are filling up at a rate which will very soon raise the number of volunteers to the required maximum of 2,000 men. Al ready there are 21 companies enrolled, including 939 volunteers, end 19 other companies are in ()ause of formation, or are waiting to be enrolled. Of the enrolled volunteers 872 are privates and 87 officers. The First Adekide Rifles, already 115 strong, are proporing to increase their corps to a battalion of 250 men, with every prospect of succeeding in the attempt. Military nuinceuvres are rage at present, and the commonest at to be seen in our pesceful streets is a 'mod of armed men going to er from drill or target practice. Any enemy landing with the notion of making en easy prey of South Australia will be rudely undeceive d on h is arrivaL —sows Australian Register, Feb. 18. SPICTACLES FOR SHORT-WONTED SOLDTERS.—A novel experiment, recommended by the commander-in-chief, has just been suictional by government. Three infantry recruit+ lately arrived from had were at the usual medical examination fount to be short-righted, and in their present state melees as soldiers. The use of proper glasses, however, it was added, would make them instantly effective. The director-general observed that if the commander-in-chief did not object to the incon gruity of a soldier in the mks wearing ejecta-les, there could he no other objection to their being supplied to such men as might require them. A large timber of officers assist their sight in this way, and it is a well known fact that many sportsmen wear erase., some of whom are first-rate shots, and who could not see to sleet without them. Government have accordingly authorise) the supply of suitable glasses to the men referred to. as an experimental measure, to be reported upon hereafter. —Modem Tina andSpertator. The famous gingerbread fair at Paris, which attracts such crowds every year to the Place du Trike ' at the extremity of the Faubourg St. Antoine, will begin this year as unialon Faster Sunday. and continue till Monday, the 23rd inclusively. The annual ham fair is now open oa the Boulevard Bourdon. There are as many as 326 stalls, each occupied by • differeut dealer, and it is calculated that in each about two tons of hams, sausages, and other articles are collected. The dealers come from all parts of Franc.; and runic from Westphalia. ►O&IION &AMWAY& 611 . ; Antwerp & Rotterdam 'Ardennes I !Bahia& lra. ``.7 p.c sa 'Belgian Junction nit. Ayres & A. Fernando ail Baden to tirainiturae all Carnieanz Mine & Ball all I C*apo EAtension u !n:kn snmin` VI I~rtere of ►rams aciitricaiin • 10t. Central o Front II Luz.zz as OaseL J il▪ l lake Cortimps t Sda ▪ iLlerre sad Toulisal M 114mherdoAratalime ▪ Myron.. and NOM ▪ , Mniti Antonia ,Nanb.t unpin t p l a lt .11 ap.e.PA ▪ Northers at LI 1 _ Do. Nrr , numbs iNOr;Wirlirea liiiij 'Purls. Lyons, eillatal Paris and orisons ilteclSe tad • _ IS MU* and Dona Rome and Ir all 'Royal Daniell an korai Mweillalt all a D o 7 per cent. all .sabre ant Ileum all Do. 4 per cent. Prot. t :Lahr& Ilro - g tparct. all .Southero of yaw. all West Flanders all , Do. 14 per cent. Pref. all iWeaLlt N of Prase', $ Western of Anglia 1 all IWlasbeelau I Clodig WWI. I 4 4 44 _I I 1 dis par 1 4 3 pm li 2* q If 2 Isllei -; 1 4 - I i 1- I pull • :At i A 1 :1 1 16 e? ti il eel 13 13 I ICs EVENING, APRIL 5, 1860: