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

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. (Before Mt Bann) llunnrll anal Mr. Justice Williams.) TUE CtAC or THY UT. 1111. HATCH. Mr. t'wpwr Applied to the court to fix the amount of lad to he found by a young girl named Eugenie Plummer, agAired whom the greed jury had returned • true bill for perjury, upsu • prosecution preferred by the Rev. Mr. Hatch. Hs said that the chill hermit and her parents were meet &axiom to meet the charge, and her father ea in aitIMINIMIKS t.. provia• any amount .4 h e ll th a t m i g ht h e twittered. Mr. Justice William. mid he thought the appliistion was • resalable ere, but he would sot decide upon it uatil aurae ginitleman wee isetructel on behalf i 4 the pneecutina Mapes* Iliallaatine sank an application to the court to pompon,' the trial of • man narnel Cos, and eeveral foreign sansei, who are charged with einspiney MA perjury, 141 the next •••110411. The charge arose out of the lee t 4 a vessel called the John Am Anil An iavestigatimi teak place before Mr. At the 4:reenivtrb Police Court into the eirmain• • Ulf ler% • tINII.I with that him, which resulted in the .144V:de .4 the can heap suspended by the Snarl .4 Trude for • year. The partite saw accused were the principal witomee. examined before the inagiamte. And the captain had ewe an indictment against them for rompiney, And Ave .ithers for perjury, the Litter .4 which were wily found late in the previous iseining by the grand jury. Under thme citcumstancee, hi. applicatinin woe that the trial shouhl Waal .err Inn the wit sessica in I .nler that he alight hive an opportunity i 4 ascertaining the pee l«. nature of the charge. that ...mid he preferred spinet the dm lendanta. The tinliest.e.4 :intim!. who wee instructed with Mr. Rigby *yawner to cosines the proseention, ...I he 66.1 DU oppo woos to snake t.. the aptz au tio: The court then gave that the twee should be posponrel w. the May session. ilas.ishe is Gerhard, who wee chnerd with feloey in not kersqg sarresleresl to pre Ids esentinatns due haring bees dilly aslindissed • letakrupe, wee called opus to war reader sad take hie Lela. He lid Bug do so, however, and st wee staled tint he had Jemmied l'pee the application of Kr. Neigh the coati coseestal i.,etpose Morning the nteogreissoes to the rourt of Eulogiser to the molt routes. frewooso W. 1 ,, pleaded gutty to o charge of unlawfully obtrusion gg.ogla onthan three months of tea benkruptcy, with Latest to cheat awl &filled his creditors. Peeteear was deferred. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) YLN!!ON•HOVBL J, An PA...ps, 34 licilsaMiinlanif, 32, and Hear" 11%, ref, 24, were :barged before the Lied Ns or with Mead watch, value front the pines el Shea. The prosecutor saul he warn Imboolog to the head of the l'elilstreani 4 ;13.4414 4, .4htc h was piyiot in Greet Tower t yesterday afternon, when he t the pi e. .ucts walking amenspit crowd in a very saspiensis Lehner, accompanist by another man sot in rust-.lv. They son, however, disappeared tram his •ight, and whilst hie feeling. were bring carried away by the iitrains of mimic, he felt a hand as it were, sh•wir .nee his breast. In a moment al his tender passions were diwupsted when, .0 putting his fond qtd down to ho waistco a t pocket, which contained Me eit witch, he howl it anew, and his guard hanging loosely front the tetton•bote. The three pnwmers and their accomplice, wh-m he then perceived to be clone to him, immediately •tai toil off a rapid trot towards Loodon.bridga. H e fof. tool them without their perceiving him, and, by the tin.e they had reached London-ridge, thinking the, were free fn.m ptanutt, they oohs c o w. ,t.•..! their avocations, by sumiunding a gen tb van who tray is\ Upied 17 intently watch the water. He fprosmutorh W,akind ibia a coin .101..rtuictv, styprCli 4.4 . 1 , 4111 the rosa, and told a police man whit had occurred. Thm ar t a, tom went and lt to the three prisoners by their and in spite of their entimmusaces that they were inno cen t, m arc h e d them .ft to the dation. Their ace - ostpboe had maimed to *mope .1111.4 the pr,..ecutor ins &cocotte( the piilicernsa. 71e eat. h woo bot l'..lice•vostsOle %it; said on warating the prisoners he foutd nothing on Mslony, lls. on Philips, and on Ward he two ptste.monnaws, • buts ...h of keys, a scent bottle. and esseral small trinkets. titry were all well known to Lim, hewing bees coavicted from thin court .m several occ.tsions rrevtotokly. The penmen all said thy, knew tee Ling eh-tweet. of the _ . -- flit Loral Mayor remanded them in onler to make further iequiriea c LEIILF-NR ELL THI DAWN: STROLART •ND BOIBIRT OI LOON. WORTH OF PL afc Alma SrAllvd, down - bed aa a smith, rtsidins at Wolver 1...m0ue, was placed at the bar. .At named, before Mr Tyr what, charged with beugiarioasly breaking atd entering the ,:wr!ross•htu.s., No. 36, York-place t l'ortmoh square. and sueling thereto • Imp rmaatity presentation plate of the 1,00 W., the pruperty of Mr. fleojamin Monies. Fir a.. also c hargrd with committiog • murderous assault ~n Levy. Tht pArtit ulars have Already appeared in the The rrisurser stoutly den:ed the charge, and = t at all the parties must be mistakea. 3/r. Tvrwhitt committed him for trial. ph, Nen rises Was nest ehargetisals &Alcor, with house. teruitinn, soil was fully reonsoitteal to Newiste for trial. h pniosiets wore alio committed for trial on the of stealing a gold watch from a watchmaker in ht. John.street. A I revival coarictioa ins proved mama Starnes. Tim East. OF A 11ZRDIEF.—We are happy to I, ere that the saaowaeeweat m•de a few days hack that the _ . Earl of Abridges is salleshii ben arm, iad hopeless awn Without homages. 71s ssaarable earl for tw o days suffered ham s cold wbkh obliged horn to keep his bedroom With that soiceptios, the casein statesman is is better health this for nosrly 12 mond, poet. It is true he 6 feeble is has lower limbs, but him mental intellect and bodily health are tudaspainid. His lanithip dads receives ha old 'tics/ friends, and yesterday evening dined, ear n by • orlon ferrady cinle, at Arvil.huaae. Owing ly to hie mtireenest (rum public life, arising chiefly from weakness is his lets, he Las not appeared in the Home of Leeds during the present sesion. DIST. in , LORI. FITV:1111•LD AMU VISZT. —The Ineh papers announce the death of Lord Fitzgerald and V"..Y. width tigik plac..io the :110th alt. at Aatiestort, is the the of Mi .t.seiti m aLli e van. The .lace was in holy .Mien, sad held lini.re. He wan the second peer, sad nemesia! to t title on the death of hie brother, the fret Led. better known ss the Right Hon. Vents Fitz- Itr-LL whom electicis coolest with Mr. °teasel] eo mewreable a chapter in the political history of Ireland. Itv tie death of Lord Fitse,simlil and Vesev. the I Milnise e , th e following arpoiLlTrllti in the Aimee* f Eihniore bersana racist :—The deanery, together with new of Mime* ; value, iricluilMg glebe Lads, about *.ss th e gift a ,gewl. tbe vicarage of Pallintemple, .r. m the pit 44 the ,raws ; value. aboot I ; and the ty and village thatlersahaa. in the gift id the •'•p f the themes; value, including glebe lam 1, about ••41 Ntw CoRNINII 141•110Plitc.—A incinortai t.. Lord l• I , • ••Too 1.1 twtc •4413,111 b hearly 1,500 rlerversen atxl Lsr .11 istereeted to the hearty. praying bun to take wee. sun., h e the slabtimeaue .4 the .evee 4 F.zeter by the ••• : re .4 the county e 4 reeserodl into a .hotiort epieropal !t appear. dr: aerie Use . t oe a liberal e4Ter wads ' th• Re.. le. Walker. revtor at et. l'.4orob Major. I • pretrial* tle tetkre that "aria (whirl, has a churrii rer being a ratio-moll, worth overly IMO/. a-yeare "•• eseloweTeet .4 the proposed biohoprie. The pro i• .• warmly supp..rted by Us* wield) sold gentry a I' n. I. L•ai. Jura RUPIELLII. aaD 11111 REPREELETLYIOII • • fi , ttlErni.L The following Miter been bees received at whiell. it MIMI" arts ot Peet the queetios at a • "•., for the lowa. HattSpout r.. 9. perhops. how .• • • r 1.. the test Reform am:—" Toecap...Mee. March r. 'mar Aw n Lord Jolts Ituseell Li.sir.J are to at ledge the r.e.,is4 of year letter .f the 13th wets of two inewerinds of tl. Wen Hart ..west CemmisMosirta, whirrieed Viscoust Prl • -.hr.. Ugethtr with the resolutions .{rend to at a meet f ”.10110 . Amioten, hell on the ikh ~.tart, and el -1 earnest Lope that the Isms of the mem.. ..! .1. I. r rep re•eatatirca tarty meet with attest. a r• 1 .1 .i.. 1 her Majeaty'a goveraineox' lo reply, lam I• . t not desire to underrate the eriansenial •" 6 •-f the Hartlepool", cad reedy to weigh the r ught f. maid by the sarroorislista. Sot, her M. •••••• peewee:heat hamar gives their toot roseideratiroi 1 • the .listnhutioa ',Lich it wee riestrablo to sake tithe ••••• to he takes away from the smaller b. • •is pr. yam! to 4.41' that the arsorigeuwata et= •• noun a ref•emwhieh haa be.vi Insight (rewind •Ie rhpartell foam I am. iir. your ....lent WT , 1121.. Insult?. Jana.. Ferrer. Falk : M. Ih.T AT HER MAJEATT . II TIIZATZT.—Yroter . • ' e authority .4 the Court elancery. in the came • o ..,rt e . Haa s .. id," Messrs. ("Lhoneek end tialaworthy • "• riot to public competition • at the Miriam Mart• the box '‘••• I.V la Her May...iv. Theatre. Haymarket, facing the ineworing 7 feet 4 Mehra by It feet deep with iv.% .4 admittrag thereto it pereots oightly. held fir • LavlrefFll igfUo .I..ut thirty.fate 'ear, A gentletri.s p ...at asked if p. the Ina eo.:11 proceed to the tit. The &Ye i.user rtel the attorney for the vendors main. Imeed that the. s o, aad g,akj wit 1 t i . nrmi g 4 4. Several southern-a aner!eil that they tad been permitted fn.m l f •tverting from ti ese betes to the pit. mai that new w... algtwelul that I^ PrEvEEE 0117. The n;.l for 44.1. TEX F4X-P.IWSB, WRIMIESDA'S EVEN DIG, AcPRII. /4, MOO. GAZA? WLSTER.N RAILWAY or CANADA. (THIS DAY.) Thii lay at noon the usual half-yearly meeting of the English shareholden was held at the Loudon Tavern, Mr. Roam GILL chairman of the English hoard, iu the chair. The report haa already been publishol. It recomruentla dividend at the rate of 2/. per out, per annum. and pm poem that the past and future management of the company And be referred to • committee of investigatioa, with the view .4 satiefying the shareholdem of the pad. tam .4 the Detroit and Milwaukee Railway, about to be transferral to this company. The dividend would absorb 31,003/. Ik., cud leave 9,6171. 16s. 7d. to be car ried forward. In an amended report, however, an item of 17,496/. for interest on government loan, was brought into account, w►ieb reduced the available balance from 41,311/. M. 7d. to2:10113/. 3a. 751., which the director,. thought should he carried to the next account rather than applied to the purpose of • dividend. The pow revenue of the put half year amounted to 207,5021. lota. mid., and the working L expenses. to 12.'1,1/34/. 9.. 9d. The CHAIRMAN, in moving the reception of the report, obeerved that when the original report wag issued the director, were under the impression that the government of Canada had foregone their claim for interest for three years, but the pn of sheens were scarcely dry before the mail brought • csfoununisatiou that the government did not intend to forego the interest, but that then should loan the money to the company for three years, which was a very different thing. (Hear, hear.) The company had no necessity for • loan at 6 per cent., which the government charged, nor had the director. • wish to borrow money from anyone, sad they had, therefore, issued an amended recommending that the government interest aholW he paid, leaving the balance 23,813/. 3s. 7d. to he furriest forward. (Hear, hear.) The directors had rather overtaxed than underrated the half year's revenue, sal he was glad to say the whole of the Meting debt had been paid off. The capital account was now closed, and the only drawback to the prosperity of the company wee the heavy amount of working extreme.. ..r...ioned by the severity of the competition in Canada and the United States. He was happy to say that the compa titan was now at an end, or at all events if it were not it would become the duty to put an east to the pro rata working arrangement with the New York and Erie lines, ant to work their own link ' in the chain alone. Formerly the traffic yielded a handsome profit, but owing to the arrangement with the other hoe* the returns wee new swallowed up by the expellees. If the line was paid pe r. iperla b f , or the work it did, there would be more than • baleen for division. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Rereads, had just arrived from Canals, brought the good news that the company was very popular is the colony, mid he was also enabled to state that a satisfactory arrangement had been made midi their old friends the Central. (Hear, hear.) Aa apeement had also been come to with the Greed Trunk, sad no the whole the company was not so bad off as sinister sad unfounded re rta might infer. (Hear, bear.) He therefore deprecakvi discussion today, but rather to leave all mitten to be in vestigated by the committee, which be bored the meet ing had come prepared to appoint, (Hear, hear.) He moved the of the report with its emendation. that the Wanes of 8131. 3s. 71 be carried to the next count. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Haves, • director, seconded the motion. Mr. Ammons moved an amendment, but with no hos tile feelings to the direction. It was of importance that the committee of investigation should not be nominated by the directors, and that was why he interposed. He moved se an amendment, " That the report and accounts be not received; but that • committee of shareholders be appointed to investigate the affairs of the company, to gather with its relations with other companies, with full power* to call for papers and documents, and to examine the managers and servanta of the company, and with power to employ two competent and proper pennon to assist them in their investigation, and for that purpose to proceed to Canada, a journey which the committee are hereby authorieed to sanc tion, if necessary. Such committee to report the result of their investigation to the shareholders." (Hear, hear.) Mr. Sues seconded the amendment, and in doing so he impugned the past managem en t o f the company. Be policr in dealing with other companies had been erroneous, sad he had no hesitation in sayi , that if a different policy were adopted, the line would e • most lucre. live concern. (Hear.) Mr. Bemeffertrre thought it was • waste of time to rake up the past. No doubt the Detroit and Milwaukee questioo was one well deserving consideration, but, the directors hail recommended that it should be referred to a committee of investigation, and that appeared to him to be the best coarse to take. (Hair, ' hear.) He attributed the serious falling off in the traac to circumstances over which the directors could not possibly have had any control. Bad harvests and commercial ele vens, in North Amerka and the United States had pro duced these unfavoursble results (Haw.) Mr. CHANTY:AIN suggested that there should be no dis- CtleaiOD upon the past or the futon, but that everything should be left in the hands of the committee. Mr. HEAD, • director, appealed to the meeting to accept the report and leave it to the director to propose the coma suttee. A SHARKHOLDLIL hoped no ouch course would be fol lowed. It would be a delusion to allow the directors, who hail misled them in the past, to propose the committee. Mr. TM Hafflil4ll).l3A•ll24 had opportanitiesof watch. tog their proc.edings, affirmed his belief that the Canadian Board and officials would come out of this investigation in tact. The committee, however, should be composed of shareholders who were neither hostile to, nor prejudiced &pipit, the English directors. Yr ELATTIt urged the meeting to receive the report be fore they entered upon the question of a committee. The Cemamse hoped the meeting would take this advice. The movers of the aniesdnient repseoted 600 shareholders in the matter; Int than were '2,loo who were passive and the directors represented the latter. He believed Mr. Anderson and Mr. Charteria would accept the names to be proposed by the directors. mr. Outman' complained that the directors had kept the active out of the muses of the ramie' party in order that they might not communicate with them. An irregular discussion here ensued. The question before the meeting appeared to have been exhausted, and as no one offered himself to the chair, the chairman was called upon to put the snaeadment, but he declined to do so until the meeting hail heard Mr. Head again, who would explain the pohcy of the direction. Mr. Head mot allowed to speak again, but he simply repeated that the amendment Was an-English towardh the director.. They wanted to see a committee appointed who should represent neither the op ponent* nor the pent acs of the board. The corn ' mittee would then ba impartial. He was a new director, and front hi own inquiries he could say that the co mmittee was not likely to have much to do as the affairs of the company were strictly etraight- Reward. The tames proposed by the committee were Mr. ' Robert Soutberlaad, Yea. Penal Margetson (of Mr CharterWe party); Mr. Robert hues, Mr. Robert Waltman (of the Glasgow party), and Mr. H. Wade, of the general body. Theee eve gentlemen bold 7,213 proxies, representing 147,be7/. of stock. Mr. H. n . tetaLAND and Mr. P. XARGETRON declined to serve with gentlemen whom they did not know. These names appeared to be moat soceptalde to the meeting, and upon • show of hands the amend ment au declared to be lost. The numbers were eo rime that a second division was demanded, and the hands were counted, when it was found that there were 70 for the amendment awl tll againat it. compromise was then come to as tollthe constitution of the committee, and the proceedings terminated in the usual manger. THE A tit Ica it Mt ?Imre oft. —Mrs. Liringetone, the wife of Dr. Li • ptoee, our celebrated traveller, has Nis arrived frost the Cape , per Mr. Duncan Dunbar's ship Vittoria. At the railway station the same of Dr. Living- Acne on the Napo hiving caned the eye of the by reandere, she and her sable otteociant were soon surrounded by • crowd eager main to see the great geographer. Upon being informed, however, that he wee still .n the centre of Africa, they warm-heartedly inquired respecting his health, o w shook heads with her. Mrs. Livingetree having pro ceeded hem the Cape re a visit about POO miles into the in wow to bee father, the renowned minions,. Moffat, re tained to the Cape, upon his spin north to see Naselekaeme, where be hoped to hear cf The missionsries from the London society had I eaveeds to *lschia and the Mrs. hes besegnt with nee an interesting militias to her is the person of another little daughter. born in Africa ; has rano with the hope of proceeding with the steamer about to be mot by government to the Zambesi, and of at length rejoining her heroic husband. A Mantrintatat. DEIJIS4rENT.—Mr. R. W. Hall Dam J.P. of the county of Sligo, wee tried at the Quarter Simian. of Dallystate, ost Saturday lost, on a charge of having iodexetly resulted Elizabeth Montag., as English woman, the wife of Thomas Molna', Mr. Dare's under penekeeper. TM jury tads • form tine to deliberate, but eventually they brought in • verdict of guilty of COMMAS umiak In perm sentence, the Assistant. Hamster (Mr. Robinson) mid :—'• Mr. Hail Dam, • very qu al duty devolves upon sera Toe have bees found guilty of a fOllllllOll assault, sad have consnaed my brother magistrates, and we consider it to be our duty to ins upon you a punishment that will mark our • st of your conduct. and show to tke public that, se Natter how high the position of a party unfortunately guilty of such an offence, the law must take it• course with Tepid to hint For these conaiderations we feel it to be our duty to sentence you to one month's primmest. and that you pay • fine of X, together with 10/. which him been incurred as expenses by the prosecutrix." Mr. Hall Rae. who had risen from his seat to receive the mergence of the court, made an ohorrratirm, shortly afterwards, to company with the sub-sheriff, walked acres to Doyle's hotel * Mr. Dare formerly repre wined an English county in parlUsieet, and • few years afro became the muchaxer, under the Encumbered Estates t oat, of tke Percival property, in the county of Sligo, a,noe which he has resided constantly in Ireland: The whole ‘ffair has, of roam, mated great Intend in the county of I SHARE LIST&-YHIS DAY. Two dew'. The railway share market today is 11;;I: — In two or three instances, including Lancashire and Yorkshire,North British, London and North Wait ern, and Midland stocks, an improvement of / to 1 per cent. has taken place. Oxford and Worcester stock has also advanced. London and North Western stock is now quoted 981 to 1 ; land, 1161 to 1171; Lancaahire and Yorkshire, lo4 to 103 ; Great Western, 64 to 1 South Eastern, 871 to 88 ; Eastern Counties, 141 to 551 ; and Caledonian 90 to I. Lombardo-Venetia]; Railway shares remain steady at 1/ to 1/ prem. Grand Trunk of Canada stock is firm at the late improvement. Great Western of Canada shares have declined. oft i t i t Ks /1; 101 3114 42 - 116 ad it .11 ii pThl 11 1disbir: n ... ii ii el 61 175 555 5 5 1U no" tali I lett I a 21 .7 104 10 Ili i 3.1 1 44 I 1161 171 93ii eot 1 dos :d 9di dls 441 71 i I 14 1112 42 12 2 36 43 871 111 12 1102 5 1 i i lle C Wowl.iiiime! I - - - - I„I RAILWAYS. I Cbile r m ir d a Pns . I emlu ial .. 6".e ar, • 1 an , Askrosais. ss 86 86 100 Boma Dar. 1C.1n.5.6146. 07 18 134 Do. do. B. dim e 84 . all Do. New 10 all Do. Preference 7 71 100 100 BuS.,Berrat. • 6p.e. Ma. Ass 0, • eadorsodbylidtaLli. N 67 100 100 Do. July 1, 1979, ditto VS 71 1. 100 Da June 1, 1874, data IS Hi 6 13e. Calcutta d& faslern Par I Pm 110 20 3 Cape T.ADock 'pages 1 Ms 10 71 Osylom twat I 1 die 61 19 5 lista= ... dis Bt. 100 lost Lam 10 10 Do. Estension par pm 90 10 Do. Jubbnlpare 1 all Do. 41 p. et. DON A lO2 100 all Do. sp. et do. 10 all Geelong& Melbourne 2l Bt. 100 Grand Trunk of • 34 36 301 40 bi 1 all Do. 6 per et Pr f. 1 all Do. 6 per et. ) behest 7l 73 1' all Do. 7 per et 1801 B6 87 854 100 all Do. do. 1867 73 75 73 1' all Do. do. 1371 72 74 711 ft 100 Greet Indian P • 981 901 110 6, Do. New 10 10 ' Gt. 8. of India'. sp. et 11 I die 201 all Gt. West Qurada, Bharis 13 131 111 1 201 18 Do. New ... 71 7do 100 .11 Do Bds.,paytittifildi 97 90 100 all Do. do. 73 o till 97 90 100 all De. do. 73 thoutop. 97 90 100 all Dos/4 pset.lida,pay.77 90 1141 St. 100 Madras Guar. 44 per et. MI 90 St 100 Do. do. 6pa ct 071 9191 St 100 Do. 44 per et. Paten 9l 93 10 10 Do. 6th Eden. do. St. 100 Melb.Coupelp. et. Bonds 20 all N. Brunswick d Canada elms A cap. sh. 20 all Do. do. Land do. 6 7 20 aB Do. do. Bap. do. 0 7 20 all Do. do. and do. 6 7 SO 6e. Oade ;Limited) — Bt 100 triads 20 6 Do. Punamb St. 1001Do.Ind.84.Flotg. p.e4 94 20 18 St Andrews t Quebec A 18 1 Trinided.Limited, lialp dM par LINES LEABED AT FIRED RINTAIAL 114.1Pil( Unarm. 1 Closing prior. I Balm. it. 1.. Brieltingimansh. to Lead. &N. est). 06 IN at 100 Cluster and Holyhead ito London &N. W.). 61 611 100 Ditto 51 per cent. do. 113 124 122 Bt 100 Ditto 6 per cent. do. 113 116 Bt 100 Clydesdale Junction to Caledonian) 26 all delchester.BtourValley, de. to P. Un. L C.; 36 17 St. 100 I.l.incolnelt.pa. 6 pct. to Great Northern).. 140 142 6 all E. Unlon,Harw. 81t,Z.C. 41 41 26 all Gloucester & Dean Fo releg 100 all Hart lepool Dock (to Gt. We A s R tern). 50 all HuHASIby itoY.AN.OI.) 119 111 26 all Ditto 1 Shares.... St. 100 lameashire and C to Lon. t N i Z i e . 1011 200 208 Bt. 100 London and 0 to South Eastern).... 63 65 Bt. 100 Ditto Preference do.. 115 120 St 100 Loud., Tilbury, &South. end to Peto and Ca) 93 96 St. 100 Lowestoft Guar. 4 per 51 all Manch.,Bnittioft ;toLitN.WestaMid.) 14 21 St. 100 Midlandßradt (to MI6 96 97 193 1 61 6.56 Newmarket Beracton. (guaranteed 6 per et to Eastern Countles).. 1 1 pm pm 50 all Northern A Eastern 1 p. et. (to Lat. Oro. 67 111 67 60 all Ditto 6pa cent (ditto 26 all Preston&Wyre(toLon. N. W. tlone.&York.) 46 8t 100 Royston, attain, sad Shepreth A* G. N.).— 136 137 Bt. 100 . Nary Herdord (to 19r. T Brassey) 1114 IN 12 all South Btaiordahire (to Mr. 14‘Clean) lOl 11 St. 100 Wilts and Somerset (to Great Western) 9l 93 10 all Wimbledon t Croydon !to Land. & Brighton , 71 81 00LONIAL 001 7} si Can.Gov.op.c..Jan.&Jal 100 Do. 0 per cent., 1876 lOO Do. 6 per mot, 3069 lOO Do. 6 per cent., 1882 lOO Do. 6 per ct. Feb.*Aug 100 Do. 6 per et. Mar.diftep 100 De. 5 per cent lOO Do. do. &nip New Brunswick Hoods lOO N. 8. Wale. Ov. Op c. 1803 100 Do. 6 p. c., 1871 to 1176 100 Do. sp. c 186 Nova SCOW et. 846 Deb. redeem. lOO 8. Aut. Gov.{ c. Nandi 100 Vic. GT. p. e. Jan.Chly 100 Do. do. 6p. 0. Ay/v.410M 100 1114 116 100 111 ___ __ 110 112 100} 1001 100 . 110. 113 IM 100 cue no lin 112 000,410 es.word:! 154,0:0 81. Do. 4p. Gt. Prot, lila 2.006,000. Bt. Let sod West Wk 4030,1110 St. Loodon 1,100,1100 Bt. Bt. Katherina KANO St. Southampton 000,000 Bt. Victoria 0.000 40 Do. Now rte f 1061 ICI7I id iiii - - 300 - - 100 - - 100 - - 100 100 100 1 -.- JOINT STOCK No. I ilk. I Bann. I Pd. I (3. pieta I Wm 10000 100 r i, . , led V. Sat. Desk 22500 40 Andralria all a n n 2 10.000 26 Bank at W ,.. all 014 201 U 4 6.000 100 Bank of 60,000 20 Bank of Turkey 1 - - 20.000 60 British N. .11M97199 ,- an - - 32,200 20 Chart. Dot at lam Arkalia, aail alas. all 20 304 ad ad 10,000 26 Carted. More. at ladia Lon., and China an 11 34 0,000 100 thy ii thak 2000 100 Caudal 60,000 10.11 of Omit aD 25,000 Ilia/ laud= lO 12 ri 10 26,000 20 Dasaklivatelorat all 1111 104 104 10,000 20 . at Ilerltastiand all - - 10,000 20 Ism lit lklit 44 Aosta all 22 224 UM* 60 Iselin sad Oramty - - Id 10,000 50 Londas Joint Stock - - 58,000 100 lan. and Westminster lO - - 10,400 100 Nat. Pros. of legland lO - - 26,000 10 Do. New lO - - 116 30,000 50 National Bask 26,000 10 New South Wakes 50,4001 26 Oriental Bank Corpora an - - 25.0001 20 Ottoman Bank 10,000; 100 Provincial of Ireland - - 4,000 10 Do. New 10.000 26 South Australia an - - 40,000 26 Union of Australia - - 961 1 00,000 60 Onion of London 1,000 EA i Unity Mutual - - 11:01CULLANIGUil. No. I Rh. I Consainaa. IPdI CL prices. I Salsa 10,000 10 Anglo-Mexican Mint 20,000 25 Ar.strallan Agricul 360 1000 AtlanUe Tel (Lim.) - - 47,000 10 Berlin Waterworks_ 60 Brit. American Lad - - 0,001 50 Brit a Irish/log. Tel.♦ an 27 se 3,261 20 Do. B 7 par e. till 11111 all 10 21 11.799 20 Do. C • all 146 146 8,016 324 Canada rand ell 113 128 3,000 10 1 lalaso Tod. Op an 71 ti 6 360,000 St. Cop. Mg.oflng.illinelt. all 26 30 12.000 25 Do. Prd. 74 par cent. all 161 Al 1,002925 St. Crystal Pala lOO 26 30 100,820 St. Do. Preference lOO 90 101 250,000 St. Do 4p. CO. Peip. Deb. 100 102 106 700.003 St. Electric Telegraph 7.190 25 Do. New 70.000 6 Eng. and Aust. Cop. 20,000 15 Gen. Steam Navigation 14 - - 330,000 1 Great Ship (Limited) 26,000 20 Indian and Anat. Tel lit - - 12,0006, 000 2. 1 . I L : n o. do Distri n ct Tel Dlseoaat i t.. ) ) 1 1 !idle da 100,000 4 Lou. Gen. Omnibus 00. all 1 14 60,000 20 Madna 'reign. a Canal 1 1 26 pm ICAO 10 MediterraneanlneaTeL all - - 12,000 10 Mediter. Lx. Tel. (Lira.) an 3 6 10,000 26 National Discount Ce 1 4 4 dl. 11,310 10 Netherlands Land - - 60,000 5 Do. Bp. c., la at IMs an I 4 1,716 100 N. Brans IN. Soot. Id OO 10 16 11% I . Brit. Australasian all L , 0 0 1 td Goa 1 1 1 60, I Do. - Now Nom ' 144 10 la. Diu (Lbe.l 6 6 -- - (4 10 Do. do. D 0 - - 10.000 10 Do. do. Cla - - 010.000 St. Peel River Lands Min. an 40 U 10,000 60 Pent& and onion. Bream en 7$ 10 20.000 50 Da New SO 14 14 pun 40,000 30 RN Bas i lad. Tel. 44 10,000 50 W 91_C. hy t m orlOya is. Gov lll r f 2 2f R Ina 10.000 16 No. New ney 15,00 e 100 Royal Mall Steam - 00 62 64 6.31 2.000 Rt. MA Art Inman 1l 120 130 14,1104 26 South Australian Lad an I 1 76,000 1 Almada, TA liesip 75.030 1 Do. do. neglatered all 60,000 20 et La Co. Up. Caa ll - - 10,000 100 Van Diemen's land lB4 11 11 OXFORD, WORCESTER, AND WOLVERHAMPTON RAILWAT.—The total traffic receipt. of this romj*n for the fortnight ending the 26411 of March have been 9,7911. 151 10d.; mad for the • fortnight of 1969 they were 6,7461. 19e. 11d. The lure amount to 4,083/. la. Bd., or at the rate of 41.69 per cent. . • whilst the e for the corresponding fortnight of 1869 amounted to 3,821. . 4a. 7d., or at the rate of 43.69 per cent. The receipts for the first six fortnights and one day of i rtall l. - year amounted to 36,586/. 12s. bd., m against *3W 10 '. 10d. for the correspopding sir fortnighta and two days of the previous year. And the aggregate oneness for the first six fortnights and one day of the half-Year 10 ( 0 " 5 24,6761. Oa 3d., being at the rste of 43.60 per mat t , as • am Pitat 231067. t..47 1 8( 4 8d u. s. p . for the ,..Tiow orres y c w, per mat. on nding t the rate of i; MONEY MAKKE7.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocs. The funds are again firmer to-lay, the posi-1 tion of foreign politics being regarded some what more favourably. Consols have advanced per cent. The share markets are quiet, but decidedly firm. Animation is checked by a little uncertainty which prevails with regard to the course that may be adopted by the Bank direc tors, at their weekly court to-morrow. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent Renter opened at 68.70, showing a fresh improvement of per cent. since yesterday. The Indian rupee paper is rather firmer. Ke ll chequer Bills have not recovered from their late fall. Consols are officially marked 944, 4, and j for money, and 944 and * for the list inst. The present quotations are 94# to # for cash, and 944 to # for the 11th of April. I India Stock has been dealt in at 220 ; the Indian Five per Cent, stock of 1869, at 1041 and / ; the Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, at 98 and 971 ; India Bonds, at is. and die. ; Bank Stock, for account, at 2294 ; and Exchequer Bills, at 14a. and 10s. I The Turkish loan of 1864 has advanced per cent., being now quoted 79 to 4, after being marked 79/. The improvement in the loan of 1858 is more marked, the present quotation being 614 to 1. Mexican Bonds have risen to 22 to 4. The scrip of the New Brazilian Loan is firmer, at 4 die. to par. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. ,1858,904 ;ditto Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 1880 (scrip), par. ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 994, ex I div. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 211, 224, 22 ; Peruvian Three per Cents., 70 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 42 ; ditto for account, 424 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 981 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1869, 644 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 834 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 464, 451 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 794, 794, 791 ; ditto Six per Cent., 1868, for account, 814, 811. The mails from Australia and Bombay reached Marseilles yesterday, and will be delivered in Lon don to-morrow (Thursday). Foos o'CLoci. Consols exhibit a reduction of i per cent. since two o'clock, being now quoted 94i to }, both for money and the 11th inst. In the Stock Fachange, owing to the investments by the public, the supply of money was more liberal, at 4 per cent, on government securities. The Australasian has arrived from New York iyth 40,0001. in specie, 20,0001. of which is on French account, and the Tyne, from Brazil, with 6,4641. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm. As regards Paris and one or two other places, the tendency was to improvement. The rates are shown below : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.161 to 17 ; ditto short, 11.14 to 1; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.161 to 17 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.321 to 35 ; Hamburg (ms. banco), 3 months, 13.61 to 6 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.10 to 171; ditto 3 months, 25.35 to 40 ; Frankfort-on.the-Maine, 3 months, 1171 to 4 ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 341 to ; Vienna (eff So.), 3 months, 13.56 to 66 ; Trieste ditto, 3 months, 13.55 to 65 ; Madrid, 3 months, 491 to 1 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 491 to 1 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 30.35 to 40; Genoa, 3 months, 25.40 to 5 ; Naples, 3 months, 404 to 4 ; Palermo, 3 mouths, 122 to 4 ; Messina, 3 months, 122 to 1 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to ; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 53. We regret to hear that the telegraphic communi cation between Suez and Aden is again out of order. The speedy repair of the cable is hoped for. The telegram in anticipation of the Australian mail is now several days overdue ; but, under present cir cumstances, it is possible that no news of the mail may be received here until it arrives at Marseilles. At Constantinople on Monday the exchange on London, which was previously quoted 12651, fell 1 to Mee 3f 12 p. ssrs. Dent, Palmer, and Co., the contractors for the Turkish Loan of 1858, have favoured us with the following copy of a letter addressed to them by the Turkish Minister in London ' who offi cially denies the truth of the rumour that " the Imperial government was engaged in negotiating a new loan." M. Musurus is, doubtless, literally correct. But as it is unquestionable that resultlesa consultations recently took place amongst certain capitalists, with a view to the introduction of a new Turkish loan, the real position of the matter is pro- 1 bably, as stated in our impression of the 24th ult., viz., that " all the negotiations hitherto attempted have been merely of a preliminary character, no formal authorisation of a loan having yet been ob tained from the Turkish government" The capi talists referred to had, however, satisfied themselves that, in the event of their submitting a reasonable offer to the government, the latter would be ready to treat : Biyanston-square, April 2. Gentlemen,—ln conaeonence of the application that you made to me respecting a rumour which was being circulated to the effect that the imperial government was engaged in negotiating • new loan—a rumour which sp. to me the more inedible, as the terms stated to nd have been offered by the government were most onerous I addressed myself to the Imperial Ministry for Foreign Affairs upon the subject, and having now received its reply, dated the 21st ult., I hasten to inform you that lam thereby authorised to of and publicly deny the truth el this rumour. If therefore you think it necessary you may now re-assure the public mind upon this matter.— I am, he., C. Mecums. liens Dent, Palmer, and Co. The holders of Spanish Certificates, at a meeting yesterday, have again resolved to take steps with a view to getting their just claims recognised by the Spanish government. The resolutions adopted refer to the " greatly improved condition of the finances of Sp ain and the nation at large," and appeal to the principles of public faith." Another of the resolutions carried declares that "if any difference of opinion should arise between the Spanish government and the committee as to the manner of effecting this liquidation, the committee be hereby authorised to propose to the Spanish government that the same be left to the arbitra tion of the ministers of any two European govern ments represented at the court of Madrid, to be mutually appointed." The meeting was then ad journed to the first Thursday in June. We understand that the sum divisible amongst the shareholders in the South Austrian and Lom bardo-Venetian Railway Company on the Ist of May as interest and dividend has been fixed at 224 francs. per share, making with the 74 franca already paid as interest, a total distribution of 30 franca for the whole year of 1859. This is equal to about 124 per cent. per annum upon the par value of the capital paid up. This sum of 224 francs will be reoeivable at the date fixed for the call of 21. per share. We understand, further, that after payment of the dividend, there will remain a surplus profit of 220,0001. or 230 , 000/. to be carried forward. By this prudent policy there is every prospect of a good dividend for the ensuing year. In carrying forward so large a sum, the director: , have probably had regard to the exceptional sti mulus which was given to the traffic in 1869 by the transport of troops and munitions of war. Moreover, a large amount of new capital will claim to share in the future dividends. The call of 21., due the Ist of May, represents, on 750,000 shares, a total of no less than 1,600,000/. ; a call of like amount may perhaps be made at the end of the present year ; and it is possible that, in addition, 1,000,000/. of Obligations may be issued. On the other hand, the financial position of the undertak ing will be materially strengthened should the s h a reholders accept largely the option just given to them of payin g up their shares in full, and receiv ' ing 5 per cent. interest upon the final 81., for, in this case, it may not become necessary to make another call of 21. at the end of the year, or to issue the 1,000,0001. of Obligations. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western ' Railway of Canada, just received, shows an increase of 1551. sterling, and that of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada an increase of 3,9%1. sterling. !I 8 incresaed A call oanf7ds. preferential per share is capital to o b f e i pa or,oo l i th in e the Great Ship Company by the let of May. At the annual mee ting of proprietors o f th e Anglo-Mexican Mint Company held yesterday, a dividend of 325. per share was declared, payable am usual in two moieties in June and December. Vice-Chancellor Wood has peremptorily ordered that a call of 5,0001. be paid by each of the con tributories of the British and Foreign Reliance Marine Assurance Company by the 16th inst. The half -yearly interest is advertised on Panama Railroad Seven per Cent. Bonds of 1866-66. A reduction of about 6d. per cwt. took place yes terday in the sugar market. The Lobelia and Conheath have arrived from China with 1,1E10,000 lbs. of tea. TUESDAY BELTING. Consols, which closed Yesterday at 941, " sellers," for the 11th of April, opened this morning at 941 to 4, rase to 944 to ) 5, and closed at 941 " - buyers." For money the last price was 941 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 944 , 1,4, a ; ditto, for account (11th April), 944 ; India stock, 218 ; the Indian Five per Cent. stock, 1859, lots 1 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 961, 961, 97 ; ditto, 1859, 964, 964 • India Bond.; Is. die. ; the Five per Cent. enla ced " rupee paper, 98, 97/ ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1034, lost The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were also officially marked 78. The Indian rupee paper was steady ; the Five per Cent. wax last quoted 974 to 1, and the Five-and a-Half per Cent., 1031 to 4. The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1859 has improved to 1041 to 1. Exchequer Bills were pressed for sale on banking account, and fell 4e., closing at 10s. to 14e. Fem. An advance of 4 per cent. took place to-day in Turkish Bonds : the Loan of 1864 closed at 781 to 794, and that of 1858 at 601 to 611. Mexican Bonds, after rising to 214 to le ft o ff at 214 to 4, being I per cent, higher than yester day. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., after standing at 341 to 4, fell in the afternoon to 341 to a, owing to sales on foreign orders, aooompanied by the rumour above referred to. Other foreign stocks were firm. Bank shares to-day were firm. There were more inquiries for London and Westminster, Union Bank of Australia, and London Chartered Bank of Australia. Ottoman Bank were also rather firmer. Misoellaneous shares were quiet. Oriental Inland Steam A shares were marked 3 paid). Victoria Government Bonds were rather firmer to-day. . . . The closing quotations for the shares in new undertakings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insu -3t 31t prom. on and; Universal Provincial er"iixin" 5 Prel -16 "buyers." to # prem. ; Buenos Ayres and San Fernando Rail way, 24 to 3 prem. ; and City of London Brewery Preference, to f prem. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocc. There is no new feature of interest in the market for British mining stocks. Business is rather quiet. The transactions have been chief'yy confined to shares in Wheal Charlotte, Great Retallack, South Basset, Lady Bertha, Nant-y-Jago, Wheal Unity, and Rant Basset mines. In the Stock Exchange East Basset shares are officially marked 110, ex div. Foreign and colonial mining shares are likewise steady. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 24, and Bon Accord Copper at f dis. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY. ) The weather in London since last Monday was more set tled thee for a long time part, with a more seasonable tem. verdure of the air. Vegetation is very backward-about three weeks behind ordinary seasons. Wind southerly. Thin morning the sky was overcast. The attendance of the trade in Mark-lane to-day was very small, the tone quiet ; prices of most articles of the trade without alteration. The supply of homegrown grain was small, and of country-made dour moderate. The imports of foreign grain into London since Monday were reported this morning as small of flour, and very small of wheat, mhil of barley ado. WHEAT.- lish retail trade at about last Monday's rate*. Foreign, quiet demand, at last Monday's prices. FLOUR in retail demand at about last lion&y's quotations. BA RUST scarce quiet in demand, but firmly maintained upon last Monday's rates, viz.: about la. per qr. over last week's currency. OATS.-Quiet trade at last Monday's quotations. Brian. - English and Egyptian unaltmed at last Monday's Pass quiet at laid Monday's prima. cusurr QUOTATIONS, DUTY TAM. Wigzr.-Roglish white, 464. to 545. ; red, 445. to 50.. qr. ; Dantac and Konipberg, 46e. to 56e. per 4941 b. ; 50a. to 545. ; other Baltic porta, 46a. to 5'3. ; French, 465. to 545. FLOUR.-Town, 3155. to 40s. ; Norfolk, 33e. to 335. 6d. per 2801 b. ; French, 30a. to 355. per 280Ib. ; American (United elates), 22e. to 28s. per Baum% -English, 26a. to 465. per qr. ; Baltic, 24a. to ' 365. ; other aorta, 26a. to 28a. per qr. WAIL-British, 22e. to 28s. per qr. • Rusin, 22e. to tie. per qr. ; other Baltic port, 21e. to 26% per qr. Bats& -English tick, 335. to 38a. ; harrow, 395. to 425. per qr. Foreign, 31a. to 40s. per qr. Egy ptian, 32a. to 32.. 6d. per qr. Pamt.-Enclish boilers, 38s. to 40a. ; hog and grey, 32e. to 365. ; form ipt white, 365. to 38a. FLOATINO CARGOES.--Since last Friday only 9 grain-laden vessels were reported arrived at port of call, viz. : 5 wheat, 1 barley, 3 maize. The latest reported ales were: - Wheat arrived, Sandomiroa, buyers having option to reject 5 qrs., 49a. 6d. per 480 Rs. Odessa °lurks, buyers having option to reject 30 qm., 48s. 3d. per 4921135. (a resale). Maize on 7 ,„ Konigsberg March 16, 335. 6d. • 8.L., Fe i r a rsl 335. 6d., per . 480Tha. Oats arrived': !WAS, 20s. per imp. qr. There is a steady demand, and prices continue firmly maintained. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM APRIL 2 TO APRIL 4. English and Scotch. Irish. I Foreign. Wheat 1 11: : . Rarity Oats Matt 1560 . Diana Sack Flour, 1.040: Forel= our, 100 barrels, 30 sacks. MINCING-LANE. —(HM DAY.) SUGAB.—The market has a quiet appearance to-day, and the demand has been limited, at the reduction of 6d. quoted yesterday. Refined dull; lumps, 51s. to 535. Corrn ii steady at yesterday's ptwes. Native Ceylon sold at 60a. to Ws., according to qiu "ty. ?EA.—Priem are unaltered, but the market remains ex tremely dull. Rica continues firm. Rangoon sold, 9a. 3d. to 9s. 6d. Moulmein, 9e. &l. ; old, Ba. 9.1. Bengal white, lls. 9d. to 13s. 3d. ROIL Demerara sold at N. proof. Mauritius, Is. 7d. BiLtimt.—htartell'a 58's, sold at 101. 2d. cash. PIPIT& —Penang, old, sold at 3jd. 13A LITISTILL —Refraction 14 sold at 30s. 6d. Market. generally quiet today. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) teezoarket warn, at the following prime , Me., net owl • Peters, burg Y.C. on Qs sloot, 56- Id; April, Eta; may to June, Mc 6d. ; Oct. to Den, fee. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARICKT.—{THIS DAY.) Meson. Pattenden and Smith report a better demand for Yid sad Emit Ken* sa well as for Wealds and & mei - old hops are also in fair request. Prams for finecoloureci samples of both new and old are the turn dearer. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Acorn Close, 19s. 3d. • Walls End Kepler Grange, 19s. 3d. ; Walls d TanSeld Moor, 16. bd. ; Walls End Eden, 19s. 3d.; Walls End Hmb Hell 19a. 341. ; TanAeld Moor Butes, 12a. 6d. : Bei6& H ar tl ey , Howard's Hartley, 16a. —Blllpe at market, 26 LANCASHIRE REFORMERS' lINION.—Mr. Bright' M.P., has promised to attend and address • genera/ meeting of members of this union, to be held in the great room of the Free-trade Hall, Manchester, as the evening of to morrow week, the 12th instant. Mr. Batley, M.P., and other gentlemen, will also address the meeting upon the reform question. Tun VOLUNTEERS. —Yesterda__ vat 8 a.m., nearly one hundred members of the 26th M iddlesex (her Majestra Customs) Rife Volunteers formed a " guard of honour," under the commend of tliptain Ogilvie, the senior officer present, near the Spor-gate of the Tower, on the departure of the Coldstream Geoids for Windsor. This compliment was paid by bar Majesty's Custom, Corps as a grateful recognition of the meistance and encouragement received from the adjutant and other cf6ccrs of the Coldgrearn Guards. WIDINARY SHAM A AND STOCID. I WLWAY& 4:„.1, le Anob.,l4l.,Banli.Lho. a 1/1m.,W01. dietaerVaL lao Iltrk.,lwa..dams.June an Meatbren a Myth aad roe a liaakallionerdoilid.C IN Motel amid Xmas, IM Caladoodas a and Bandon all Cornwall _ .. Do. A A no di,. until O Do pa bll ß ß AD P. e d . trar Jot. Dund., Perth. t Abd.Ja ►mot Amelia Uplink (bath senor. ifidoik, al.ck A Do. Stock B 11,YA.4_Suerott I I*Po Edinbargh and Gleargon .Perth. [hustle, louth and Clyde June. !Memnon t S. Western Great North*/ Scotland Great Northern I Do. A Stock o ne. Routearrat t itre.; iOreU Wei _ _ i' Do.famirVaLesa.lik. )ilaaardanD Yorkshire )ILaadaa sad Diaakwall L a., ) LA"ri o.t=_Zio a r Landon* North waga. Do. Meals aoathWestano . - - - - _ _ Man.,Rbef ..dLineolnab Metropolitan Midland _ _ MI an all Do. &Irmo& DOW Mid. Gt. 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