The Express. — London, England, 1861-04-26 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Before the Leas Jeerer 44 Appeal It ttr. US - elm-14MM BUICK t.)III.ANV (timirga A totition had b en peseeeted in thin taw f..r the wing' up of the coureey, which the totninno ' iower had to Mast "e'er for a romth. that the petitioner might have tier to reed the clue made by him fora wonlancup cankr. Mr. ll.coo , q.e.. and Ilr. Itualourgik, on behalf of the dim:toes of the company. now apphod that a petitius, the ',mum of an atmcal agaitut the comtnientOO•r's order, mire he placed oe the paper on Monday seat. The app rises wee groom/ad es the alleged urgency of the case, anis' est of the 'emus make to the slain of the c u m. prov e/ the prates of a petition for eisdieg-up order. Timer leedehape panted the 'priories. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (dder* It. Commissioner Evans.) tlr ar DAVIIr4 AND TIIOCGIfToN. --YXI ANOBIDITCII BANC. This woe the certificate sailor ha the rase of Robert Cradork Davies, and John Nicoll Troughton. bashers. of Mkoreditch. The &vomits have already armeared is detaiL De debts .4 110,tSkr.. a dividend. of re. 6d. haul bee° paid. Mr. Linklator appeared for the amigos*, ; Mr. Lawrence fey the bankrupt Davies; sal Mr. C. E. Lewis for _ _ Leilater said be opposed the panting of tho whit. rate es pomade which he submitted would iodise' the court to refuse the certificate' altogether. Hr. Eilward Itowlasil, builder, of New North-road, was examined. He deposed that he was fonnerly in partnenhip with Bums, awl they were bankrupt in I$ 6. Prior to that they kept • Kinking exeunt with the iiitoreilitch hash, sad owed them 2,Dlitd. Is. Id. at the bankrupte7. No dividend was paid. They got their certificates, and m Fe bruary et March, 1.4.57, witness opinel an account with the beak, Irving recommiroced breams with very little capital. The account was very often ceenbrawn in Ms. He thee began to borrow mosey of the bankers on he Dotes, whkk were occasionally Dot paid. wed at the hitter put al Ida, vevY frequently so. Had told Mr. Troeghton of this, sad ap plied for amistanee. This occurred eeveral times in 11450 and lone. Troughtoe melted him by discounting bills. His chemise had bees refused payment before August, 1960, because then were so feeds. Davies bad complaints& that his account was very heavy and was increase*, in I August, IsnO, and before that time. At the end of May last witeese's account was overdrawa 6371., and promissory Dotes .1 1,10:11. were overdue, mad one foe 2451. was the. running. At that time, Mr. Cheeky, the solicitor to the bank, ap plied to witness for the payment of three bale, which be ultimately paid. At the end of July his debt to the bank had increased to 3,5161., and on the 50th September to 4,111'. Witneseedialcultiss bad then hicressed. Had told Mr. Troughtoe that he 'mimed by different parties. When the bank stopped in October his debt was 3,660/., but a bill of 52f. had been paid. Up to September, IMO, the bankrepte held little 'aunty ; the. gam them • second roortyg• on some buildings sad posed Ia the Seven Sistere.road, Holloway, which would =them 401. N. or 5001. Nothieg had been reesived other securities. la July, litBo, Treeightou asked for • statement of his affairs. He mewed use, and took it to the bask. Mr. Trembles talked about his insol vency. Nevertheless, the acomuit increaaed after that by apwerde of 2,0001. He had draws bills on Enna is tie-spathe) of work to be does ; told Troughtoe that they were for work be was doing. In September he asked Trouglitoe for eat raseitypsto. O ctober. an execution. Had six executions or more in Septem ber and On the 9th of October be hit petition for private ar magmata aid was made baskrupt in January. Far • twelvemonth blew that the bankrupts had frequently advanced him wary to pay wages. Mr. Trosighton had looked over his bunks hat suesmer, bat not Waft. By Mr. Lawiname—Uadm the former baakruptcy, my sad I received hameillat• bet-class certificates. Ve "ir delivered up about IS,OOOI. ef property. Have shwa dose an exteeeive bosioess in bending and coshed& The account with the bankrupts has been lamely Jammed by the discount of the tells of Email Naas" sod others. The statement submitted to Mr. Trooghtos showed me to be 6641. delleleat. This dal aot include the bills main al Evans Brothers and others._ By Mi. Liaklets —I now owe to useseared ereditere ;Ail., ..d have hteurred loess a my SW* at VOX Mr. ('ha.. Reeve, spore the Lesiva sod Weavoiader Book (knoemshory), wed a espy at letter trove tie laakrupte, dated April, 180, Sean that lame Bretheas were reopeoeihie to the way et begone to the rem* al sax upon that woman they diseemisd essepleasee oI Evare's tothet moi st. Mr. ViO lkor, wow of Uwe Haosnoroquiro tome GI Qs London &ILI County Book, proved $ siouJor ropossato• goo to Wit book The. Ever, of the Ins of Evens Ikethers, deposed that ib• WY la pertemehp with lilewleed ego Se NO& la Imo. 1616, Me brother Joseph mooedr soooest with Ike Sborsilitch Beak. He had previoaely bees • sleek or , sad thee started for hianelf. Wilson joked is laseuy, 1857, &ad the aceseet of Inas Brothers we. thee opened with the leek. HI. brother had a few kindred@ ; he had so aphid, Had desfreed to give islatualha amept is that emit. T. serum was overdraws frequently ia 1957 sad UM& Abed the =win. of let they Int elegised • Kea* abeam en the eerelicate seem coairseL At On eat of thee year their debt wee 77fd. Had frequent, seeeNr. Dashed the bunk. The beak frequently avulse* them away kr pey la lei. le let the They alas esieerede awd Wt . Wl' eidersble km. bed admen bun beak arias the strike ; welled that they wit .at ham ant their tat. Had se arebt be bad tad Mr. Treeehtea that Thew debt had lesesemi hen 2,9001. to 'boat HAW They wine bat aid a mei& sr two before the stoppage, which took passe In the Ili el October, ia err Immure of the bank's Merl le ache fragkee advaaiss. [Th. me le puessiliegj THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSIONMOUSE. IXTRAMILCIARY James Moo.' sad Carcalioe Hon, man end wife, IPSO* before Mr. Alderman Medd, charged with • lupe quantity et ilk bendherchists and rants, the perry of Mews. Broakellieret sad Sea, silk mesa. lactereru is Milli-sheet, Chespsele It appamod that the male prisoner had teen for We yeses le the service of the prenectitors se porter, cad that Inelsrly every sessiderable quantity of property was missed hem tr. sleek. This led toWquiry, sad it was discovered that both pi mean had been in the habit of pledging silk goods at the shop of Mr. floiesocs, a pawnbroker, Ia the Grey • Ina-road. No is.. then 904 duplicate. were toned at the preemie' reel thee,, the whole of which rekeed to property which hod been stoles hem the promo tors% aniosietlng to 910 f. Mr. Alderman Medd observed that it was rather sinkage that Mr. holoteen• should take in such • brio prod*, at property hem eels perms. This Mr. hokentess, szAaiaedbieuktg that the primoner pave himself sot so • silk deeper, sad as be lived in the neighbourhood, and we • correct sane, k• illeogla it was an *nit forward ; tot ea aseertaiehig the large gay askld Ives Plolod, he gave illative:lions that no more should be hikaa. -- Both the prieoeers were coralaitted for trial, the female brig admitted to Ind is two sureties its WI. each for her twearaace at the OW Bailey. GUILDHALL. EXTEINIFYI FIOBBEET OF WE EMIL Joh4 &ark, • letter earrier in the Post-office, was ttiwith stealing two post letters costar:dog Hank of men to the value of 1001.; and Mary Ann &ark his wife, was ch oval with feloniostaly receiving three of theme's. knowing them to have been stoles. Peacock, the solicltOr for the Post-office, attended to pronsinde ow behalf of the Purenester.Geeeral, and having slated the nature of the charge and the circumstances con nected with it, called Henry hove, who said I am a draper, carrying on business at 31, Lutigate•hill. About 7 oclock list everting the female pnaouer came to our shop and selected some goods, in paymeat of which she tendered me • 5. site, at the same time offering to purchase a maple of dresses if I could &nage the ante for her. She elected the dresses, sad I made out the bill for If. fie 3d., sad she gave me the not* produced, No. 06,0.12. dated 12th N, Ufa I observed • name and address at the back, sweated if she lived there, sad she replied that she did, and that it was also her name. I gave the nets to my brother, sad he %turned it to me trYafter with the printed handbill containing a deecrip- It ea having been stolen with others. I told her them mas something wrong about the note, and that I could not dtaage it, upon which she paid fur the goods she had Parchased. and asked me to give her one of the handbills to ikon her Imbued. I told her I had no mrse, and she was Piing out when my brother stopped her. I had sent for an Am, and she was taken into custody as noun as he arrived. ih,llll Mid—On receiving the note produced I caw feral it with the handbill referred to, soil, toiling it oor respoc.led with one of the stolen notes, I drew my brother's anemic. to it. Ellisheth Harrison said—lam the female searcher at the Pleetairest police -station, and whew the female was brought in I searched her, and rrl rr on her • 101. Bank of England note, No J 7,092, Jan. 31, I*.io, and various articles of hums aniperr. She refused her name and address, but about two kraus aftervrarda she asked for her baby, and I mid I could C , lf•teh it utiles* 1 knew where she lived. She waited another Hour, and then gave me her name and address, had said her husband was a postman, and that be the notes. I asked her why she had refused to give lh , rune informittiou at first ; and she said she was in hopes h•idand would be oat of the way whew he found that she dal not corns home. I thee went with Hayden to the address given, and levered bock tie baby. Hiehsel illayloo, the detective sinter, said—From inform but I received lid ni‘ht, I west to the Thet.street "turret. and told the female peiesse that I had beam erected by th e pret.ofike aathet4ti to cheap her with nalawfidly in her polamito a baak•aciee which bed I..vn stolen lb ith others, several of which she had' changed, from a letter sent from Liverpool to London on the 13th of March last. She said she did not steal the note, ; she piCked them up. Later in the evening I accompanied the female searcher to 29, Luton-place, Hoy tou, where I found the male prisoner. I told him I had been directed to apprehend him on the charge of stealing two post letter', containing beak notes to the amount of 1601., which had been posted in Liverpool on 13th of March last, and addressed to firms in Loudon. He took me to hie room, and in a drawer there I found a bag containing 14:f. in gold, and in hie coat-pocket I found two letters, but they do not relate to this charge. I told him his wife was in custody at the Fleet-street station, charged with receiving the stolen notes. I believe the prisoner ia a letter sorter or carrier employed in the Poskoffice, and if the prisoners be remanded I think Isbell be able to sikluoe further evidence with regard to this charge as well as others, which will be preferred against the nude pri.Voer. John Manning said —I am in the employ of Mr. Harvey, of Ludgate.bill. Yesterday afternoon the female prisoser called at our shop and said she wanted some good., and that she would mike her purchases if we could change a 111. note for her. She selected goods to the amount of IL 10a, sad she gave me the sf. note I pr oduce with the Nam "N. Vale, 34, Paulstreet, EC., which she said WIN bee game and address _ . Mr. Peaccek—The mole name and address is upon all the doh" oaten _ _ _ Sir ii: W. Carden then remanded the prisoner' till Thtuiday next. BOW-STREET. (home Smith, a eo usiderable way of business, avidity at How, was charged with being drunk, and creating • disturber's)e at the office of the Conservative lead Seristy, Norfolk-street, Strand. Mr. South, solicitor to the society, cooducted the core, and Mr. Abrams, of Bow.street, defended the prisoner. The primmer is a man of gigantic proportions and apparently of immense plical strength, and though over lit/ years of age, bedispla ys the actirity and impetu osity of youth. When Mr.. midi, the solicitor, in openi nugg the case, deearibed hint as " the primmer," he de ouoded What'." in • stentorian voice, sod with startling ire beureooof meaner. _ _ Mr. Abrams requested the primmer to lie_ipoist. Mr. hmitli, the solicitor, preceded— The prisoner has had several transactions with the society, enamelling to large sums of roomy. Os Wednesday hest • rem of mousey was doe to him, and in consegassai al Ws net laving plod the 'armor's fees which the mod, hod to peg for him, we deducted the amount of the fern, 154 ss, He was at lint diwitislied with the induction, tat at lad assented to it, took the money and gave • receipt for the cheque , which I headed to him. On the following day ) he ease to the office in an excited elate, evidently the wone for liquor, and abused me in • manna swill sic I savor before experisoced, and be I wrier shall in. I Left the office, thinking that in his exalted state be might commit a breach of the peep, and I believe he went away soon after I had left. However, he game back wile in • quarter of an hour much name excited and inebriated, and shaking his clenched Ist said he wanted protection, and if I did Dot pretest his be would knock my head off. I left my OSLO a second time, but he followed me down stairs, end when we gut to the lower office he wen so much excited that I thought it necessary to send for • polimanan to remove him from the premises. At this time • iambic of pumas were eimentkiled in the street, having bees attracted by the wise the prisoner made. The having got him away from the office let him go. orp la rg " that the disturbance was at an end; but slier this he came • third time, having no doubt occupied the interval in taking more stimulante, and repeated his violent conduct. Mr. Onnisisen, the @salutary, then gave him into custody. Mr. Henry—You had better he sworn to that statement. Mr. Abrams—That will not be soasesary, sir, if this is the only charge. H,. Smith (the solkdtor)—We want to prevent • roped. tion of hie conduct. Tkepele - our a tremendous voice)—My cooduct ! I ea SO ti treof ego, end ham always mid 20.. la the pound. bar heavily with his fist) (g The is the way he behaved at the dike. Mr. Abase—Os the part of Mr. ankh (the prisoner) I beg to apologies foe his conduit yesterday, when be admit. that he wee the we,,. for liquor, and perhaps was somewhat annoyed at Me &der:Sion of the aseeey, which he thought at the time eight sot to have bees stopped. Mr. Ilea,—l must have securities. Abrams—Certeioly. He will and securities. Mr. Smith (the aolicitor)—We have the surveyor'. re. *pi for the fee.. Kr. Abrams—Oh, the,. is ne flout about that. The Mee beim le mar at the beg el bispeenlisely valve, A mom dlamoblo dig 111•111 never done. H_ w r rfslwhat I ; I have am it the pales& I l giy• bail. I eather_ge shlsd wool bony. Bak sew wHI p into the umepopme. You an all a set of thieves! . with much mere le tin Mem effect —if anything, more ineohment. lir. Hoary— do not think be le sober sow. Put him beak till foe/ o'clock. Probably he will be calm by that time. a. The primmer was aocordingly removed. WANDBWOBTIL IITOPP•01 OW • HUM WIGHT. Henry Mak meg 38, vie we aseerlbed so • Mower, at the Yea-took &therms, wee op la oweledy of Taylor, owe et the onereek came of the .art, avid to the doe blow Mr. Darwin, theme* with ba'a lerted to eenwit a breath et the pesos by Van • WO, with George Collier for Kt rids, whisk wee adver tised to Wee pia is TV Ist. Mr. Darren—Did the we a? Mr, alit ehrk)— air ; the other ma woe op aril Woe& bete. end bead ever is two meth= of 10t 1•1111 be ot the eseetee• The primer we bad over to appear et the Next Surrey wane the Tlee ether me. Oeiller, Mill moans Is prim tor the le wiselieL It Was slated WS Bless seimed the no oa the day it was Wiwi to Ight, sad M whisk time Cellist was is cus tody, sad Anew up bit esp. His Meade lave ohm de • mauled IM Helm at the egos d Idt. but the goes ties has te be delimited se to whailtse New is eatitied to theta mato ths sdassmalesces. The of WI light L i tho pass armies to have caused essatares as betties frshwealp. The adds win in favos a ri l e . ellisr, who was eapsetsd he havaimmisa Ms ad venom ANOTHER TIRE NEAR HATTON-GARDEN. (ram DAT.) —•-- Thin (Friday) morning, about 2 o'clock, a lire books eat ea the promisee of Nears. &sight sad Oa, i vory arid bud wood tuners, formai No. 36, Oberha street, sad Nos. 42 sad 43. la Ibtspekest. Tide ProPertY alms narcosis lugs ream, wee filed up with exposers emeltinery, sad ceeltiard a great stook.ia-Mide. The &mew k elleklly reported &sidereal :—" 35, Charkeetneet, Halloo/mdseY ews . . end Co. factory ol two doors and deareyed ; back widows of dirolliog-boess buessad %rase» dammed ty ; • mood in the Pima& Famalhos. No. 34. Lee, pri l s a ter, ads win dows beret mt. tool dseesead_ by dria sad entente ember ; w leasesides sem No. 42, Larbyeireet, thew% Matgkt and Oe.'e dock is back ware house iimegsd t i tre, sae der the roof. No. 4:3, b e l ong . fag to the tame skylights brakes, sad front damaged Waft Nw K is the ram street, J. thrliskl, paper markler, ererlitherps, emcee dam, sad ecatonts severely imaged by's*. aid pert of real ; iasormice usksowa" TR.AFFICI RETURNS. Miles Pas. I K. Total. Total, 11AILWATO open alneen (Dandle* 1961 1800 Week ending April 11 A A 4 L 7c041.460 North imam' ll5 8,010 2,505 Week wafts psi IL MrAwfsp • Ildbmilea — US 608 LOU 980 Ire Aspr ibou , 9 Booth. —. 482 550 sol 1,067 2:6 1,187 1,110 Wailt seam April 19. Unimidt sod iimM l4 100 45 145 194 wink maw April ft North fasiont Minton and Mesas 6tnekton and Darllagton — 531 8,288 7,5 1 9 7,171 West Madan 7l 111 494 1.015 871 Week ending April 21. Bristol and Exeter Eastern Counties Lon.,Chathaaa. sad Dom me 1191 154 1, 0 02 380 Midland S"rth British Neottish Central — 1204 2.105 /474 UN 111111,A61.11. 1:11au• WI SW 4175 1,006 LON Witte D Bralreanx—His Exoellency Baron de Bunsen of Boon, in Prussia, whose death occu rre d i n that kingdom on the 2Ath of November last, in his seventieth year, died intestate. This gentleman, who was a few years since Prussian Mohamed°, to this country, was well knows to an claims, and rendered himself very popular with Use higher circles by his social habits and courteous mimeses. Baron de Bunsen having died without making a will, possessed of property in this country, lettors of administration were taken out by his moo, Ernest as Ban ns, of Abbey Lodge, Regent's-p ar k. the Wager this relict) w ingh renounced the grant.—Bluetrated London News. THE STRIKE AT WOLT ERHANTTON. —The painters, plumbers. and glaciers at Wolverhampton have retoroodlo work on the terms for which they were lase Wiewilling sot, snit against which the roasters locked their drape apiaell them. They have obtained Is. a week sere wages, sad have got half an hour per day balm ?rem their worlds, hours ; bat instead of being at Asir shops to bees work at 6 in the morning, they have to he a mile on the reed towards the piece of their work by that time Whim the lock-out began, the master, required them to be two mike no the road by 6 o'clock. and said that the time of leaving work an the Saturday should be half-past 5, as on other days. They have, however, opened their shops on the terms first named, believing that in May next the builders' rules, on which these new arrangements have been founded, will on. dirge revision. EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 26, 1861. rA2II LISTS-(THIS DAY.) Two oVioom. The railway share market to-day is heavy, owing chiefly to the news from America. A reduction of to per cent. has taken place In most of the principal stocks. Very little business is going forward. London and North-Western stock is now quoted 951 to 981 ; Great Western, 71 to ; Midland, 124 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1101 to 111; South Eastern, 82 to ; Caledonian, 97 to ; Eastern Counties, 491 to f ; and Great Northern, 111 to 112. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have risen. Great Western of Canals remain flat. Indian railway stocks are steady. - lAI I UMW% Oda A-- 6,1 p.m - - DADUIAST INiAINI AND lITOONJL BinaWo4.aSesurvat. 19111t.,La.,4bChseJima lbeltbant Mimi Tyne IlississOlearioute Mast sad issige al a : a 7 IS 100 IPTi ri pet sal !mem I -1.71 De. • j • se !Iv. swill Da Ip.a. Is paid I. DOME sallle Jen !tisl>, &AWL r eu atz gla (Irks, Mask A Dor. Meek! lest Salk idlabazik and idiabro . .Penly Nodes /WO mud CV6III Joie. =Mlt I. 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DAR ANDAsidan an 1 1 - 90.000 1 Orland Or all 1 1 - 60,003 1 D. . New Shares' 40, II la MN (1.10.1 4 a 4 dl. - ON N. Pool River Lauda If lO3 49 11 49 U. 611 Pada andOdea Dual an 70 71 - 10. SO Do. Now lO 91 101 1411 - A 10 R. 1346 • IN. i`ei. 0.611 all li 1114 - 111. 119 Rhpaser Iron an 1 171 u 15 Da. Now 6II - loyal 11011110001 - 210. St. LA. Inman 10 196 1.111 - IAIIO 96 Asaftelan Lad an U II -. 11.030 1 Td. Lip - ail 1 I •-• Ue,400 1 Do. .3.4 legiderod 613 1 . ... 11.603 10 Do. M. an I I •-• 12,141 111 a L.et ANtalla (liitrA) VIM hone 1 a 1 poi Way ts .o..U.Canacia I - - - 10. lIL Maiden TeL po). 1 les par - US in Olams'a Lod.. - 1 1 1 1 9 I 9 - MONEY 11fARKET.--(7711s Two o'CLoci. The news of the commencement of civil war in America has naturally etched a great deal of attention to-day. It caused a fall of per cent. in the fowls this morning. The latest despatches, however, reiterating the remarkable assurance that "no one was hurt " on either side by the bombardment of Fort Sumter, the market is now firmer, and the funds are quoted only per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. In English railway stocks there is a fall of to per cent. The fall in the New York stock market has caused a similar movement here in the prices of American securities. The reduction, however, is not by any means so severe as might have been expected. Illinois Central shares are now quoted 31 to 30 dia., and New York and Erie, 231 to 241. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 35c., being Sc. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 911, 1, and $, for money, and 911 and for the account. The present quotations are 911 for cash, and 911 to 92 for the 9th of May. The official business report is as follows : —Bank Stock, 232; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 90, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 901, 90, ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 151 ; India Stock, 225, 223 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1021 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, gog, a, ; ditto, 1859, 96, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 10a. die. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 94 ; Rxchequer Bills, 38. Business in the foreign stock market remains very languid, but prices are steady. The Turkish 'Loan of 1854 remains quoted 70k to I, and that of 1868, 53, to 54. No business is reported in ' Mexican. Sales are recorded as follows Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 871 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 871, I ; Chili= Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 821 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 641 (exchange, 126.); Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 911. We are glad to find that decided measures are being taken to relieve the Greek interest from the severe pressure to which it has lately been sub jected. Several persons of position, accompanied by an eminent accountant, have left London for Paris, where a conference will be held with the represen tatives of the Greek firms in France and of the Bank of France. The solvency of this class of traders is not doubted for a moment, and it would be equally harsh to them and injurious to the general interest of business were they to be forced to suspend payment, and to make needless sacri fices, whilst possessing in reality a large surplus beyond all claims. The more their affairs are investigated thejees disposed are the great financial establishments of England and France to withhold the support upon which, in such a crisis, every solvent trader has a right to rely. During the last few months the Greek engagements have run off to an immense extent, and the amount now in existence is comparatively moderate. The object of the movement in progress is to induce a common action on the part of the financial establish ments interested, for if they will consent to keep under discount merely such an amount of Greek paper as they now hold, instead of throwing the in terest overboard, it is confidently believed that the whole of the bills afloat will be satisfactorily liquidated in the course of a few weeks. Mean while, it is understood that provision has been made for a considerable amount of Greek paper which will mature on Saturday, the 27th inst. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow (" Continuation day") and terminate on Tuesday. The amount of gold withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for transmission abroad was 36,0001. The shipments of specie by the outgoing Bom bay steamer to-morrow are quite as large as was anticipated. The total is 397,1401., of which 328,9901. is silver and 66,1501. gold for Bombay, and 2,0001. gold for Alexandria. Included in the silver is a government remittance of 90,3701., which has been withdrawn from the Bank. The sales of cotton at Liverpool yesterday amounted to 12,000 bales. Prices were firm. A meeting took place yesterday of the creditors of Messrs. Cook and Greenwood, wine and spirit merchants, who recently failed. Their liabilities, according to a balance-sheet presented by Mr. Quilter, the accountant, amount to 14,8501., and their assets to 6,8371. The deficiency statement Ishows that the drawings of the partners during a period of 16 months were 2,6001., and the losses on the trading, 4,000!. In addition to other unsatis factory features, it was stated that the firm has really been insolvent for some time--for six months at least. It was proposed to pay a composition of 7s. 6d. in the pound, in instalments extending over seven months, but several creditors spoke in favour of bankruptcy proceedings, although it was mentioned that a winding-up in the court would reduce the dividend to Se. The show of hands was in favour of the acceptance of the composition. Nevertheless, at the conclusion of the meeting, it was intimated by the dissentient creditors that they had determined tc throw the estate into bankruptcy. At the annual meeting of the Globe Insurance Company, held yesterday (Mr. W. Chapman, chair man, Mr. She ffi eld Neave, deputy chairman), the accounts laid before the proprietors showed a con siderable augmentation of the surplus of undivided profits over and above all liabilities. The usual dividend of 5 per cent, per annum (free of income tax) was declared, and Mr. Alexander Mackenzie, the retiring auditor, was re-elected. The Midland Rails-ay traffic return shows this week an increase of 882!. ; the Manchester, Shef field, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 747/. ; the Eastern Counties, an increase of 828/. ; the Linea shire and Yorkshire, au increase of 1,0421. ; and the North Eastern, an increase of 1,662/. A call of I/. 10s. is to be paid ou the shares in the Metropolitan Railway Company by the 18th of May. A special general meeting of the North Loudon Railway Company is called for the ith of May, to approve two bills now before parliament, ono of which empowers the company to construct a rail way from Liverpool-street to join their present line at Kingsland. The particulars are published of the Bonds of the Peruvian Three per Cent. Loan which have beau purchased and cancelled this month. The sum applicable to the purpose was 48,0741. The position of the market for American securi ties is noticed as follows by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. : Daring the peat week there has been but a very limited business in American securities. State stocks, as well as railway bonds and shares, have been dealt in at generally lower prices. TIIOIBDAT Evwia. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92 to th for the 9th of May, opened this morning at the same quotation, receded to on to 92, and closed at 91 15-16 to 921-16, or 92 exactly. For money the last price was 91/ to 92. The official busium report is as follow; :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91/, 92/ ; ditto, for account (May 9), 92, 91/ ; Three per Cents. Redueed, 90k, f ; New Three per Cents., 90 f, j, f, /, ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, I& ; Bank Stock, 233, 234} ; India .Five per Cent. Stock, 102/, 102, / ; ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1668, 902 ; ditto Bonds, 16s. dis. The Indian Five per Cent. stock was rather flatter, closing at 101 tolo2. The Five per Cent. Nee pape rremains quoted 93/ to 94f ; the Five- 1 ana-a-tiali per Cent, 100 to I ; and Exchequer Bills, Se. dia. to par. The foreign stock market remains quiet. In the market for bank shares there was no vari ation worthy of notice. Canada Land, Londe& General Omnibus, Red Sea Telegraph, and British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph, were quoted lows. Great Ship have declined to 4a. to 4e. 6d. per IL The olosuig quotations for shares in new under- takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In surance, SI to 1 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 1-16 to S-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 16-16 to 1 1-16 prem. ; London sod Provincial Marine par to 1-18 rem . ; East India Irrigation, t o Obi.; and Natal Land, gto I prem. A rise of per cent. took place to-day ik Nova Scotia and C a p e o f G oo d Rope government Bonds. 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PiNe4o44 - LI I Orarommben 4. 74. a 41 11 Os - 91 10 A loyal I an 1 114141114641* - - - 4 all 1 Da 7re mi. - - - 1• 411 511•064 sal Dam - . q I 61 01 11l I *mat Pr* - * 4. Da )4,7,444. 1 11 4 514 - 10 14 414 Et N a Mill 11 11 51s - 11 411 lloathera a harm 11 - 11 A ,144011•4400 • - 111 al! Da 10,44 ant • Ps* 4 - * A We* DI. 19. of Trams 19 ri - 1• 11 17 , = . 41 Autela - - • it - - - D 12212171712 NOM& 14,. IN a. I STOOLS. I Pll et poems. i Ni. 11111111 - 1 - k 64.110414.0.4../aat3al7 NO 111 100 I - INNS la Norfolk 44.4.1144.41240. 100 91 IS man It N. 144.49.41-744.41.1.17 100 N 110 - .... a. 11466019 W. Ora 6v.* NA - Iririll 11l W.115410404-49.44..10 91 N ..- - y} MINES. -(THIS DAY.) --•-- Two o'CLocx. The mining market to-day is inactive. In the Stock Exchange, E as t Caradon shares are marked 19 ; Wheal Grenville, 21 ; and Lady Bertha, li. The other transactions have been chiefly in shares in Great Betaßack, Bryn Gwiog, and East Bernet. There are inquiries for St. John del Rey mining shares, which have been dealt in at 31 to 311. United Mexican are marked 131, and Worthing,. dis. At Lad y Bertha Mine meeting yesterday, the accounts showed a balance of liabi li ties over assets of 1,0 AN. A cell of 2s. per share was made. From East Grenville the subjoined official Wittman was re ceived yesterday :—" Lode maintains in size. and looking equally ae weU. 25 west, 31 feet wide, kindly lode." Fast Tamar Mine sold yesterday 20 tees al lead, atl4l.le. per ton. COMMERCIAL AND MAREET& MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The wind hes been shifting about, but is now at mei& western and cloudy. There has been no rain since the shower on Tuesday last. This week's supply of English wheat and flour continues very contracted ; barley, malt, andoms short ; and beans and Peas very limited. Sootch and Irish arrivals particularly shod. The foreign supply of wheat since last clay is liberal, from the Black Sea, Mediterranean, and Prussia. Of flour the supply is small, only one panel of maks from the terransan. Barley _onl two ergoes, from the Black Sea. Oats limited, primpally Swedish, and a few Dutch sad Danish. The wheat trade to-day is very quiet at about the rates of Monday last for both English and foreign, and very few sake rewrted. Barley rather more lively, and the torn dearer. Float ties& as ea Monday, and that day's quotations fully maietained. Oats are rather dearer for Ike uaeful corn. and atioTitclti;;: —. Linseed wittiest attention ; ripened rather dearer ; and donned trade falling off l white becoming wares. FLOATING CA/WOW—MA many on sale. Wheats }".• the earner ; but bar* shelving an upward tendency an value. WNW. —English : E ez and Kent, white, new, 4fit to 61.. ; ditto, fine old, 68e. to 715.; ditto red, new, 40:. to 5084 ditto, ens, old. 62.. to 64e. I, Norfolk, ke., film old, We to 70a.; rod, new, 495. to 565. Foreign : lantsie, 6&. to 701.; 6n., 70s. to 76e • Konigsberg. 61e. to 645. ; ditto, 67a. to 72..; Noitock. 665. to 62a. • line, 68e. to 70e. ; American white, 64a. to 701 . ; ditto red. 524. to 645 . ; Canadian, 655. to 68e. pAiliai—Engtih tilting, 41a. to 45.. ; ti.., 4415.; finding 28s. to 31a.; &ad distilling. 31a. to 325. par , css. grmding, 28s. to 295.; ditto - distilli So Me...; mgr ng, 30s. r g Ws. to 38s. Yam —UAW', Farm and Norfolk. 60a. to 64. ; fin% 54a. 64a. to to6 744.0 a. ; Yiagatott sad Wars, lbw, 70a. to 75a.; brow. feed. 24e. Od. to 27.. Od.; potato, 27.. to 314. ; foreign. 23.. Od. to 27.. Bra, 34e. to 38.. BaAss.—Ensiiith tick, 314. to 354. ; barrow, SU. to 395. pigeon ' 35.. to 39n. •, foreign, Yang 28 .. to 324 ; tack. 38a. to ne to 404. ; Konigsberg, . 46.. ; tian, 36.. to 38a. Pau.—English boilers, 406. to 44..: w de and blew, 40e. to 444. . • maple, 42.. to 44..; grey, 30.. to 415.; foreign, 42.. to 46.. 7L0171.-Eagliah town, 50s. to 51s. ; ditto fuse, 565. to 1574.• country, 44a. to 49a. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, Rs. to 40s. ; French, 465. to fila pss sack ; Amnesia. 31a. to 35a.; Canadian, 31s. to 355. ; Spanish, 46.. to 505. FLusauto Casio's', all 0. F. and 1.-Wheat : Boyd& anaki and Mariaoople, per 492165., 524. to 55a. ; °Wass, 51.. to 55a. ; Poliah Odour, per 48111 m., red, 55a. to 56e. ; white. 61s. to 610. ; Danish* and filalsia, 42a. to 475. ; Egypt:as. 425. to 435. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per 40011 x., 265. to 275. ; Odeon and Danube do., %a to 205. Beano : EgypsAan. per qr., 37a. to 39a. Maim : Odessa and Galata. par 4971b5., 405. to 425. ; Thrall and Bulgarian, per 480iba. 38.. to 405. ; French, do., 335. to 40s. ; American, do., 37a. to 33a. SEIDL --Gray seed, per qr., Wm. to 62m. ; Hemp seed, per qr., 41s. to 44a. ; unbind seed, per bushel, white, 13s. to 15s. ; brown, 12s. to 141. ; Linseed, per qr, crshing, 50s. to 57m. ; Linseed wakes, English, per 1,000, 121.155. to 131.55. ; American, thin, in - brie., per tea, 11/. ss. to 111. 16s. ; do., thtek, round, sod oblong, 101. be 101. 156.; Baltic, W. to W. ss. ; Marseilles, 91. ss. to 101.5 m.; Rape cakes, 61. to 6/. 10a ARRIVALBINTO LONDON IRON APRIL 42 TO APRIL RA loillsh sad kaiak. Irish. Y• 1111411. ' 1162 I .... 1 4400 420 MOO . lio 16710 Wheat Barley Oats Pate I 100 now Foglia 410 mks ; Forego. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (sr •nseei AND fares KAONICRO TZLEGRAIM.) (111011 OUR OWN OORIMRPONDSNT.) _ _ 2170 sacks. Modena" atteadsoos at corn market. Fair sale for alma at Tuesday's erica. Flour slow, rithout change. India imea. 3us. 3d. to 358.6 d. Limited demand. Beams steady . Oats and oatmeal dull. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) 1304112.—We bare had a dull market this week, and prime closed about 6d. lower than last week. Refined: quo- tations remain unaltered. - . _ - 00Tris.—ThOre ban been a fair quantity offered in paw lie sale this week, which found free buyers at very full prices. TU.—This market has been quiet, but general quotatioss have been about supported. Corms has sold freely at a shade advance. The news received from America has attracted peat attention to-day, sad business has been partly suspended, bat higher prices are asked. &was have sold steadil. Bauman remains doll ' of sale. bWi;ess of injoirtm;ce repmted. Ron.—This article bus ► steady appearance. Markets have not been brisk this week. TALLOW MARKET-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Peteriburg Y. C., on the .pot, is quoted 595. ; April to June, 595. ; October to December. 555. 9d. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.). LIUDZIMALL.—Hides.-561ba. to Whs., 3d. to aid.; 64lbs. to 721134., Std. to 34d. ; 721134 to 80th.., 41 t. 32d. ; 8011.. to 861 W., 3id. to 4id. ; 88Ibs. to %lbs., 44d. to sd. Horse hides, 84. to 94. 6d. Calf skins, light, 24. to 3s. 6d. ; full, fo. BEASOXIMIT.—Shipep skins —Ran:weds, Bs. Cel to 10s. ; Downs, 6s. to Bs. ; Limbs, 24. 6d. to 44. ; show , lions, ls. ld. BOROUGH HOP MARIERT.—(THIS DAY.) Main. Pattenden and Smith report a good demand few both new and yearling hops at gradually improving prioss. Good 1885's and 1856's are also inquired for on speculstion. as well as for consumption, at slightly enhanced rates. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LITWooL, APRIL 25.—Birkenbead, 611 82—Caledonian, 614 Wl—Eastern Counties, 9: 10—Great Northern, 111 115— Great Western, 71} :if —Lauctuddre and Yoraabire Ptock, 1114—London and North Western Stork, 9G} 96:—LonAosi and Routh Western. 96 96—Manchester, Sheffield, and LincoLo,, 444 46—Midland Stack, 1244 I t43 —Ditto New Shares. If p. —North British Stuck, tit OA—North Staffordshire, 3 Gt id 611-16 d.—North Madero., Berwick, 103) 1031—Ditto, York And North Midland, 911 914—Ditto, Leeds Capital Stork. tiO South Eastern and Dover, _241 2411 - 10—Welt ,it ford. 444 464—Buffalo and lake Huron, 54 6j—Dutch Ithet%sh, 3 24 d ..:43 —Grand rest iv Trank of f Canada, 63 1 51-0 If ad. ;11 1. apitto be '7; gam. 9 x& M e al. !Illinois Central, a tej ,I.—Thanies - and Mersey insurance. 13 1 3-16 p. Mmecummia, APRIL 26.-ITe market was inactive, without much change in prices. Grand 'lron:. ,4 t al—Croat Western of Canada, 11 9-10 ii—timat Wencte, Chutes', 284 d.—Condom and North West, rn. tni,—ldats Sheffield, and Lincolnshire. 441-61idland,114; I—North F.nstern, Merwlek, 1031—South Butens, Eel 11.16-111autee and Mersey Insurance, 1 16 p.—Unto/ Bank, p. Unix., APRIL 86. North Pastern. Berrric4s. 1034—Great Western, 71415.104I —seats Old Gas if. paid'.. 111 Went. lintuninitaff. APRIL 2:I. Routh Stafford/ were sold to-day at IW. Id.. ltd. —Birmingham Canal shams nt 92—ai..i Bimini:ham Waterworks uew alums at II Were—birminghani Banking Cwa pany sharer were offered at 254--Staffordsture (ie. 201. 41,...,4" 3-ti —and Old Cntott Mill at 101. Share market Prater, with • moderate amount of busmen. On the 21st, the working men of Dolope held a festival in celebration of the acceptance l,v OartMldi of the presidency of their society. A garland of Somme was placed on the tombstone recording the mimes of those who fell is defence of Bologna in 1848. A number of Roman emigrants. with their lag in mourning, accompanied the procession. The Haddington, one of the oltleat veaael4 be.. longing to the Peoinsolat and Oriental Company, is now in the Southampton dock, and is about to take out II huge steam boners fur Ave of the convoy's etcetera in the Indian, China, and Australian seas. 7 i;