The Express. — London, England, 1860-04-14 00:00:00

('ANADL (nor oca own opaaamosnorri QUEBEC, Mum 30. Preparation. are already making for the recep tion of the Ynnce of Wales, whoa expected here by the tint week of June. For the past few days reports have been afloat respecting the domicils to he placed at the duiptiaal of his Royal Highness &wing his oat' in Quebec. By last mail despatches Armed from England, which may ere lung give us mate no.re reliable intelligence as to the real ar i townie:its made for the reception 01 the heir ari l...rent to the throne. At present all is specula tion. Had not the house at Spencer Wood beim iiiil-rtuliately burnt down a month since, it is not improbable that the Prince would have been the gue.t the Governor-General at that ancient do main, but the house at present 1111111 ed for his Excel leoev aiir Istmend Head is too small to admit of kr. beieg properly accommodated at it. The Old Chateau, or Castle of St. Lewis, at present occupied by the Crown Lands Department, is spoken of atuoug other buildings as likely to be selected for the Prince's residence. It commands a charming view id the St Lawrence, sad overlooks the greater part of the city. Certain it is that no trouble or expellee will be spared by the authorities to do all bosom to his royal highness. There is but one opinion on the subject, and that is, that throughout the royal progress every elms at the population will exert itself to the utmost to show the loyal feeling that exists in the breasts of Canadians. • There i. every prospect of the present session helms an unusually abort one, and judging by the large amount .4 buainees already despatched in the "me of four weeks, one would fain believe that the measure of last session introduced by the Attonie, •General (East) has had a moot wholesome effect Moon members of both the Upper and Lower House. In t'amola members have hitherto received an "indemnity" of six dollars a day from govern ment, whatever might be the length of the session. This too often induced worthy gentlemen to prolong debates to a useless extent, and it was not uncom thou for the house to sit for six months over work which might well have been compressed into three. The bill now in vogue limit the amount of each member's receipts to 1501., provided the maim last for cue month, beyond which space no indemnity will be granted. There appears a pretty general desire to get through with as little delay as possible. Ire fact, should the house not adjourn in the second week of April, to await the arrival of the Prince— and there is a rumour to that effect--there is more than a possibility of the house being prorogued by the mitiale of May. ?Hs "CNAMPIONZIMIP." Beira Life lays :—"d to when or where, or meler what fines, the mill can le brought off, we ran ..sly say the psiblk had better secure tickets at 3/. each at oee, or they may Anal themselves left behind. That it sit/ ',aim off ca the day indicated on the tickets is certain, tuning the hostile interference of the power. that he. We are given to understand, however, that there is en inten• two niedille at the last moment to put • stop to such a ustional affair. The stout, whin it 11. C. take place, will be very earl., ei let the public be on the qei ram. We omitted fast week to state that Tom Sayers had restored the Irk to us Lit week in proper order, and requested as to announce positively that, whether he wins cie lapse the tattle with Hears, it will he his final in the K a. an native member, so that all c whatever he ignored. It may he as well to state that all beta 1 .toad unlo. the light is postponed beyond the week. Tye Lite.t Letting at Newmarket via 2to I on se.er.. la Loudon, 70/. to *V. has hoer taken. It has been stated in some journal. that Heenan made ne,4 foul language and threat. to the conetahlee who aye p•,.-liendel low, hot with regard t o this point we are 41. surel 1.. Mr. Hilton, the chief co stable of Derby, that *form; the whole of the time that Heenan was in his cue tola not o wool eaniped his lips that would show that he WEA. in the helot .4 using foul laapag e ; on the contrary, •sei.tliing he said WWI eiillMely correct and courteous, fr.., hi. fa, alone could his profession have been Heeusn ha. through Ins friends applied for a petponement of the affair, so long se it Cab be .-toisteutly granted, enesider* the circumstances under ankh he and ha hail are Shoed, and the difficulties be his underg o n e i n his training. He has been hunted /nen sowers... Wore. Sortharoptonahue, Leices• teohire, awl lterhy.hire, mid i.e certainly haa some ground CT the cemplailit that he alone ham lieeu janievote4. while Nor" ha. usimile.tol. This 11 ,, ubtles. will strike the Amer,. lin politic AA somewhat odd, and will reit give them ray very exalted teeteiti odour sprit .4 fair.phay. We I. yr ta. assure then., however, that It has arisen entirely the reasclianee .4 his tunitiling among nioidling ienple, awl not fnon any desire of the country generally to annoy • stranger who ha.placed himself a., tuareeervoily is our hand.. The Er.i lust the following :—" Everything ...old is,. 1.. lus,e loses arraoged for the affair was to brag it off before the neat Anson...so mail is At Newmarket this Mayers was .0 the Heath each day taking toe Vireethingo.' which. according to his own statement, are iery haul liresthiap indeed. He walk. each day between tea s ", sad thirty nuke sad is the evening goes through a Led ohmesease, shall we eriteasoi4 Intl oda and wlier 4reugthsibers. He certainly looks in the highest= Ode 'ma'am", sad is full cuendeece. He al posinla barter than when he fought [futile. aial he weight oes numilay a4ht was lat l ill.. The betties is sow 6to •.• Mayers The place of ousetag is sow featly mealiod, and the tune deluitely need, sad we may add that the oitesausee will he ratrensely select. All the priff Memories awl arraegrasta were ma& yesterd a y 11 , niisyi." " Thom, mays the :if...Homo Life, •• who lave made map Own nuiale to he pre...est i mat keep their weather eye yes. a nd be in moderns for a tretairedoeniseraey, sail 4,41.1 'done .11 each to li e especially as use alert the. SsieLts sad klueday beat, for they will have to I. sesiied for any remegency which may aria. The . it oho It lan Imes wade& it is imppeeed, will he nu to the at ee k o the robes, "lime right to ea t er 'rasa s•eitert ) will be resentedl. the moot snitue manlier, we .If reemniale het legal preside." Lon' Palissestua cods co horseback to Daoshory tl t lad Saturday raarstas. es. Maiwrione 144 material butM tlnmdtai . bud out aat.ther 11.41, Ott leschs" awl tale all timer the estate pretty well fur • mai m of 75.—mr. PUMLIAiI •NID ROTALTY.—Tbe last Prince .1 atrial...l • Ilorkk lamsgb ho pu , feete.l to have ✓. .toneerla foe tu. 1.4,46111 am. llUfa nee. bowerer, ▪ etammt that the pfmtutae ter ;ea./ whom th. abed rn.n.ja mot seem& same over t.. rag. 6.1.4, aft., the ;not " taro up' as Ma C..atinott. 1..n1 Lswtbae c.0t1.1 Mink .4 iso mon a ce pp• a bi e Croat to t4«sairo.t peroithale • breakfast .1 ereal bit fo • anus of beam( mat..h ee , a kis 4useriatrous• atklaisa of um .I. y "- . . . . THE EXPRESS, SA.TURDAT EVENING, APRIL, It 1860. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) 1 1 / 1 .141110N.110178 C. • emewoorito Meese Nerreff, 14, was charged with aroroving Julius alt.:eyweer U. Ihmoweiewtreet dldgate, la the ocer -14 hie beam The esid—Thie bore boy moth trouble to me, sad me* boys much trouble, very much trarkb te_ww, end Dewy me much. i R. elaMen—Well, what hem he den. Pseetewher--They ell awe eemethas. They de tee may hr in to wesitai. Hen me . ail tamales* rw id e ir ree es ea bei na tiewl y tfiltetee I. 4 Xes i t o b u rg sheik 011riarreet ea ray meter awl ddiu ea my tea (Lergheer.) la IL Owiles-71st wee very leid. wry: bet are yea swel pt lie nr_ the g l ie cure. Ike it emir ag. Noy 24 . 7 ampriment every day. One ay they g$ pr. reel blew poem —one , two, dreo—in my wWu eye 4tra—abd seeder day my fuel-flour lodger 0/1 cut, u er) t, Mr. Polack, dem kg* Fuming off will year Quieten," and when I look oat of my door dere I eel two bore roan* off wid my shutters oa their aaa whet day am me day drop de shatters, and I bag dem beck. — lir R. Carden—Really it's rem hard. Prosseatew—Olt, but dot not all. Day fasten cord to my shop door Map, sad when eartomers go out pull tit, sad customer, tall demo. (Laughter.) And one odor t day tie hitch string to h kooeker, and go on oder sid e way. when dry poR and pull, and knock sod knock, mid 'boy time we go we sr noborly—(roars of loostior)-4111 Is boys bolt oat from der hidind. end den dey pot der lagers to nose and ran off laughieg. (Renewed laughter.) tar R. Carden—no police rown protect you. This mut be put a stop to. Policounao-11 y lord, we do look after these boys • bat there are :10 or 40 of them, and as we never know the 'right one, they only nn off and laugh at us. PiaiesMitiw If der see old 'woman come to my shop, deb pall her petticoats aitogether, or a n no y rite, that ones I o 5/. a day, bat now I not take 10a, as customer mot COM(' Carden, ea be was not =rem the point of identity, diacharged the pr i enner, with a warning that he or say other boy so offending in future should be well whipped. WORSHIP-B . TREET. ROBBIIIIT VXDIIII AMUMED LIFIICTION. llizabdit Luke, as described on th e policeabeet, a well. dressed young woman, was charged before Mr. lYEyncnurt with being concerned in • robbery at the residence of the Rev. James Grundy, incumbent of fit. James the Less, Bethnal-green. The rev. gentleman stated that on the morning of the 22nd ult., from • communication nude by one of his servants, be went into the hall, where he saw • man and woman ; the latter appeared suffering from severe illness, and her companion represented that she was his sister. The y mentioned the name of a lady, a Mrs. Harm, and represented that she had directed them to call upon him with an inter. 001111300 from her that he would en dea vour to procure the invalid admission to the consumption hospital. After some minvai7 , t a ion nd o g l o t y lse „ aewebLect.they issed left, the hal l. then i a ar t , list had rapidly decamped, but information having been given te the police, the woman Luke was appeehended , and from lee complexion, colour of the eyes, and height, he believed her to be the "sufferer" who bad sought his aid. Mrs. l'ar.,line Gibbons, mister of the prosecutor, spoke more decisively on th e point of identity ; the only di ff erence she remarked was that prisoner then wore a plaid dress. Her attention was particularly excited by the "invalid's" apparent inability to walk well, and her singular width person, now accounted for by the probability of the artfaim Ming wrapped around her. Wi tness shou ld also know the IBM Prisoner denied being the womae, and said that she lived with her sister, a respectable married person, bat where ■he declined to say, from • dislike to entail disgrace upon her. The prisoner was remanded. SOUTHWARK. A WINDOW TRIM —CAUTION TO ROCURIMINAL William Warms, a wen-knows companion of thieves, was bronOt before Mr. Comte charged with entering the dwelling-home of Mr. Jamas Platt, Registrar of Births and Marriages, No. 7. Horeleydown.lane, for the purpose of committing • felony. Susan Scott, a lady residingopposite Mr. Platt's, said that about five o'clock on the previous evening she was looking out of her bedroom window, when she saw Mr. Platt's parlour window open, and • man's legs hanging out. She was rather surprised at such an exhibition. end - she felt sure that he must be • thief, as a few minutes previously she had seen the servant cleaning the room. She instantly went downstairs and raised an alarm, when the prisoner jumped hack int o the street again, and ran away. She was positive that the prisoner was the young fellow she saw getting into the nom. The son of the last witness said he heard his mother can out **Thieves " and " Police," when he went to the door and saw the prisoner jump out of Mr. Platt's parlour win dow and ems away. He pursued him and saw him stopped and taken into custody by • constable. Mr. Platt, the owner of 7, Honleyilown.lane, said the window faced the street sad warn invariably kept fastened, bat on Friday evening the servant had been cleaning the windows, and the prisoner murt have carefully welched her, as she was absent hardly a moment when the alarm was rained. It was a fortunate circumstance that he was de tected, se them mu property of comiderable value in the la rower to the charge the pritoner said that the wit nesses wen mistaken. He was ',ever in the house, or war it. Mr. Comb* told him if that was his answer he must go to the sweisma The prisware hayed Lie worship would not send him to the 'oices. B. essid rather plead guilty than go there. Mr. Cowie tail him there could be no doubt as to his guilt It les s barefaced attempt, for which h e should estrus* lie Wilms mouths' hard labour. SHARE LIST 6.-71118 DAY. Two &Owen. The railway share market to-day is decidedly better. An almost general improvement, varying from to 4 per cent. (after making allowance for the circumstance that the present quota tions are all for the new account) has taken place. London and North Western stock is now quoted 994 to 100, after being marked 1004; Great Western, 694 to ; Midland, 117 to 4 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1054 to 4 ; South Eastern, 88 to 4 ; Caledonian, 91 to 4 ; Eastern Counties, 55 to 4 ; and Great Northern, 114 to 115. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, at lf to If prem. Gaud Trunk of Canada Rail way Mock is firmer. 10 100 100 100 100 ume Laiss VAR i ll Pik" BALLWAYS. i• i6717.,741.2. bt 7. De. ie. Isa . P .' [ Do. New Ds. hareem _ _ 11:1Sta 4:4. adereedb 11re....tat. 1. eylbelt.ALlL Do. J 8111,1872, ditto Da Jose 1, 111/4. ditto A 8. ledieu atteet&Docktp.apea 36 71011. c o tter east tattiest De. inteasion 7. .. Do. Jobbalpore Do. 6 1 P. et. Debeot De. II p. ea do U/91eAa 11 ! I I 6 .. par sL eg V I Da IlpereL V Bs. ds. Mt- lift dle. Ml— bedlam Tailarg Da New IL *l=s . el l D ri er Do. do IN Do. do. 11 Th. 5110.01.1/16.,907. Madroa Over. 4 p • r et Do. do. 1 =4. Do. 4f per el Do. idk Isloa ifolb.Corp..p. N. Brinwick & claw • ow, 4. Do. do. Load do. Do. do. Bey. do. Do. do. Ladd do de (Malted) Il a Dt!al.e Pl =ig. p.ol 17 ili ii 4 I ft U ■ i 0 n N TS t C 1. 1 1 1 II Ms die 011 0 02 f ne 98 2 70 72 M itn I « i r (LONLAL Can. Gov. ep.c.Jaa.e., Do. 6 percent, 1879 Do. 6 percent., 161/0 Do 6 per cent ..188! Do. 6 per ct. YebAtAug Do. epor et. am& Sep Ds. pearl De. ex larlp Now Ihnirwliklisisft ~i ICE *IV; a i.. 7: Set Dw pp a, im to IRO Do. li p. 0.. liii WI Seeds 111 pal fig Deb. redeem. 1t76 Awl Gov.ll p. e. Beetle Vie. Qv. Op e.hilL&l•l7l 0/416.1p.0. Aar. &Oct' JOINT STOOL . 100 100 100 .100 .100 100 .iloo MI st 4 agi —.. 11 01 - 111 112 100 e 100 100 100 100 In lir No. 1 se. I harm 11d. ICI, prket I S&L 29000 100 Agin sail 11. Sam Yank . an 75 77 - 22,500 40 Audnbila an 72 74 •- 1,000 15 Dank of = an 211 224 - 11,000 100 Bank of - 50000 10 Bank of Tadao, 8 - - - * OOO 50 British N. Amelia . - all - - - 21,200 10 Mart. Bank of WY, woo u ctrint Atisimdia, me rd a Clibm india all 191 101 w all To n 71 . 11,000 NO atL a l."l " 444 China 10,000 100 40,000 10.11 of Canada 26, 109 of Loudon 2O 19 11 /5,000 1M Iftt neat dtAual.Cliartd all 16e 17 96,000 MI O. Beak of Switzerland all - - 15.000 10 Noon Bank of Audit ll In -------- 111, SO and Omni/ - - 16 oow 0,000 60 Landon Joint _Mask - - 311 1 50,000 100 Loa. and Weetalnder ll9 - - 58 10,000 100 Nat. Prow, of nagniall B6 - - - am 90 Do. New lO - - - 11,000 60 National Hank - - - 1 26000 10 New 8011411 WM'S - 60,400 116 arkompank all - - - 25,000 10 Ottoman - 20,000, 100 Provincial ii rtteland -/5 - - - 4,000 10 Do. New - 16,000 16 Saab Australia all - - - 40,000 Li Dillon of Australia - - 47} 00.000 60 Ninon of London 3,930 10 Crafty MAW - ~....... ININCILLANNONII. No. I Sii. I mama IPd I CI. prima I Salt. 10,0001 10 . • ... • 111x1 , 14 16 - 20,0001 26 Australian Africa •• • • 10 0 80 - 860 1000 Atlantic Tel (Unt.).... an - - - 47,000' 10 Berlin Waterworks_ .. - .. 60 kit. AXIIII4IIIII Lend - - - .6,400 so Mt. 2 Dien Mae. 20. • ail fa as - 1,101 90 Do. 17 per C. Up 1662 all 10 11 - 11, 91 Do. C - 8,916 881 v • • land all 110 125 - 11,^ 10 v. .. Islands TeL L, all 6 S - 100,000 Bt. Cop. Mitof ffne,&Sraelt. a 66 80 - 1,416 o. Pref. 7cent. an 110} 25 Bt. Drysta D l Pala ce lO9 171 10 - 10,990 Bt. Do. Preference - 160,00 81. Do. 4p. ct. Peep. Deb lOO 108 106 - 700,00 St. hectic Telegraph - 7,199 26 Do. Now U { 11gen - 70,000 5 •• . and Aust. Cop. 20,000 IS r ... Steam Navigation 14 - - - 180, ,, . 1 Great Skip (Limited) 26,000 10 Indian and Aust. TeL - - - 12,000 6 Lou. District TeL (L) 2 1 01dis - 60,000 20 Lyndon Disoonnt (L.) dls - 100,000 4 , ... Oen. Omnibus Co. all 1 If - 60,000 20 Madras Into. & Canal 1 2 21 pm -- 10,000 10 Mediterraneanllec.Tel. all - - - 12,000 10 Mediter. En. TeL (Lini.) all 8 4 - 90,000 26 National Discount Co 5 1 04 dis - 11,910 10 Netherlands Lad _ all - - - 50,000 6 Do. Bp. e., Is. all Ala. all 1 1 - 1,714 100 N. Bruns. &N. Soot Id 80 10 16 - 18407 N. Brit. Australadsn. , 4/1 I i _ 8„ , 1 ental Gas - 60,400 Do. .. New Shares" Us 1 4 par - 10,000 1 Orion. In. Um. (tho.) 0 - - - 6,000 1 Do. do. I 6 - - - 10,000 I Do. do. C It - - - 00.000 St. Peel Hirer Land 42 Win. all 40 61 - 20,000 60 Pads. and Orien. Steam all 78 80 79 20,000 60 Do. Now - aO,OOO 20 lad Sea A Ind. TeL 41 - ; I . c i .lo . s . 6;is. by Br. Our. 1 . 74 } 11 s iim 174 10,000 60 Iron- 10,000 15 N o . Now - 16,00 100 Royal Mall Steam . - 2.000 fit. - lab Aust. Inreslm lOO 190 130 - 14,20 t 25 .• .. lb Australian land all 34 116 - 76,000 1 Submarine TeL Scrip - 75,000 1 Do. do. Registered_ all - 50,000 20 &L. Co. Up. Can. 6 - - - 10,000 100 Van Dionlea's land 1 284 10 11 - Next winter her Majesty's Theatre will be oprued for English operatic performances. Mr. dims Reeves will be the principal tenor. Mr. Bentley will leave the Royal English Opera to attach himself to the new corps ; and Madame Linnaeus Sherrington is enpied. We (Army and Nary Ga:ette) have some !imam to believe that the military authorities are at this moment seriously engaged in devising a plan effectually to abolish the practioe of paying for army commissions sums in addition to those prescribed by the regulations of the service. One of the means taken to prevent the oontiottance of the custom will, we believe, be a declaration upon honour from each offker promoted, that he has not directly or indirectly paid or connived at the payment of any extra money for his step. One of those canes which are now often wit named in oar naval port. occurred at Portsmouth yester day, when one of the Algiers' crew, a " bounty " man, was discharged from the ship for "incompetency" amid the de rision of the crew. The Algiers is a well manned ship. The Council-General of the Herault, of which IL Michel Chevalier is a member, offers a prize of 10,000 fr. far the invention of a simple and practical method for rucer taining whether and in what proportion alcohols distilled from wine re mixed with alcohols from other substances. The prize amp we to be sent to the Prefecture of the Herault before July 1, 1881, and the judges will be four chemists and physician of Montpellier, assisted by a mem her of the agricultural society of the department. • --- Eminammg._on Wednesday nearly 400 per sow arrived at Cork from tho Southern Railway, for the purpose of embarking on board the Montreal Com: a nts steamer which left yesterday for Portland, in o The local journals observe that the larger proportion of the emigrant@ were from the north of Inkaad, end evidently in a comfortable station in life. ATTRMPT TO DROWN OR SUYFOCATZ, Wll7g IRMINT TO MIIRDLR.— On Monday Francis Thome, of Welk and Stephen hunch, of Fast Harptree, men appre hended under a warrant, charging them with herring, OM Hood Friday, attempted to drown or suffocate. in orbit holed in a pond at Chewtnu Mendip, Captain James Bray, with intent to murder him, at the Lead Mines there. Wass the statement of Mr. Bray, it appeared that &Chancery sells was pending between Mr. Harwell, of Harptreeriourt, and W. Elinor, of Welk, as the respective owners of lead ' mines in the parishes of Chewton Mendip and Priddy, adjoining each other. In parinsume of an order of the ooart, Mr. Senor, with the prisoner Thomas as one of the momagen of his works, and seven.' workmen, wart to • reservoir there, and began to take levels and dial the =tlto It was stated that in so doing they ezeseded er, by removing the soil. Bray thee interfered, whoa be ems mimed, forced down into the water, and blows is- Aided vim him with a stick, which rendered him besti al*. flsslefssee WY at hand, and he was teemed. &vend sernmenme hove hem issued against the workmen for smaulls edelfeweel if this matter, which will be heard at the nest pay wins at Temple Cloud. Bail was soospeed for dine r imers nail that timeouts, in ample amain* with seraties.—Bnistoi Memory. POSINSN'OTTRA APRIL 11. —The Queen has bees = 4 1,6 approve Mr. Ithalswd ft Newbold as Corral at for the United asks at Asserkr —Gowns. !MONEY MARKET -THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. The funds have advanced about k per cent. to day, compared with the quotation! current at 4 o'clock yesterday. A number of specu lative purchases have been induced by the explanations afforded relative to the artificial charac ter of the present tension in the money market. The other departments of the Stock Exchange are likewise better. British railway stocks, the settle ment in which will be completed on Monday, are decidedly buoyant. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental opened at 70fr. 16c., being 6c. lower than they closed yesterday. The New Victoria Six per Cent. Debentures are steady, at 106 to I. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1859 is rather firmer, whilst the Indian rupee paper is lees in quired for. Exchequer Bills present a fresh fall of 25., having been dealt in at 6s. to 10a. preen. Consols are officially marked 941, 1, and 1 for money, and 941 teethe account. The present quota tions are 94 to I for cash, and 941, " buyers," for the 9th of May. Bank Stook has been dealt in at 226 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 93, 921, and 931 ; the New Three per Ceuta, at 93, 921, and 931 ; the New Two and-a-Half per Cents., at 78 ; India Stock, at 2191 ; the Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1859, at 1064, 106, and 1051 ; the Five per Cent. enfaoed rupee paper at 971; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Canto., at 1031 and 1 ; India Bonds., at 14. dia. ; and Exchequer Bills, at GS. and 10e. prem. Turkish stocks present no alteration whatever in price, the loan of 1864 being quoted 76 to ex div., and that of 1858, 61 to j. As regards other foreign stocks there is likewise no variation of importance. Bales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 100, ex div. ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 1858, 901; Chili= Six per Ceuta., 102 f, ex div. ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 43, 42i, 421 ; ditto for account, 421 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1869, 65 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for acct., 461, 451 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Ceuta, 35 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 76, 761 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 614 ; Venezuela Time per Cents., 261. HALT-PAST Two o'Cr.ocx. Consols are quoted 94j to I for money, and 911, " buyers," for the account, showing no important variation si nos 2 o'clock. The demand at the Discount-office at the Bank yesterday was to a fair extent, but not pressing. The general market remains much the same as last re ported. There is, perhaps, leas pressure, but high rates continue to prevail. Only in favoured cases is business done at the Bank minimum, the terms generally current being Ifoi per cent, and upwards. Long bills are negotiated with difficulty at onerous The money which is withheld from employment in commercial paper is offered freely in loans upon government securities. The rate for short loans on Consols yesterday afternoon was zd s r ma about 2 per cent, and up to the next settlement y 9), 2i to 3 per cent. The supply of New and need Three per Cents. in the market being relatively larger, the terms for loans on those stocks until. May were 3 to 4 per oant. The bulk of the 42,0001. by the Teutonia con sisted of Mexican dollars. The Sultan, from the Peninsula, has broug 3,301/. in specie, and the Indus, from Alexandr ia, 2,6001. The bar silver by the Parana has bums sold at 6e. lid. per ounce, showing a decline of id. com pared with the price realised for the amount by the previous steamer, and of id. from that more re cently current. The rise in the value of money here has given a decided stimulus to the continental exchanges. Yes terday afternoon bills on most places were offered, and the rates advanced. The favourable movement was especially observable in the exchange on Paris, the quotation coming considerably higher from that city. The rates are shown below : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.161 to 17; ditto short, 11.14 to 15; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.161 to 17 ,• Antwerp, 3 months, 25.37 j to 421 ; Hamburg (ms. boom), 3 months, 13.6 to 4 ; Pans, 3 days, lani 721 ; ditto 3 mouths, 25.40 to 5; Frankforton-the.Mause, 3 months, 1171 to 112 . 1 i Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 34f to 1 ; Vilma 80.), 3 months, 13.60 to 70; Trieste ditto, 3 lesont 13.60 to 70 ; Madrid, 3 months, 491 to ; Cadiz, 3 months, 491 to f ; Leghorn, 3 months, 30.43 to 50; Genoa,! months, 25.474 to 521 ; Naplw, 3 months, 401 to j ; Palermo, 3 months, 122 to 1 ; Messina, 3 months, 122 to I ; Lisbon, 90 days, 524 to 1; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 53. The committee of the associated Australian banks have intimated that "in the event of the tenders at or above the minimum price exceed ing 1,078,0001., a preference in the allotment (the rates being equal) will be given to those whoee ten ders were accepted on the 11th inst." This amounts to a complete concession of the just demand put forward by the original subscribers. If the total tendered for be below the amount offered, they will of course receive an allotment in full ; and if the total applied for exceed the 1,078,0001. offered, their applications will be considered in preference to those of the general public. The closing price of the new bonds this afternoon was 106. We under stand that in the event of the entire subscription not being completed on Tuesday next, any balance that may remain over will be held back until next August, or later. The offers submitted on behalf of the San Sal vador government at the meeting of the holders of Central American Bonds on Thursday, and rejected by them, was to pay 10 per cent. in money on the whole amount-183,0001.—0f the Central American debt. This would give 16,3001. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,4631. The traffic on the 687 miles of the South Austrian line of the Lombardo-Venetian Railway Company for the week ending the 31st March was 30,6841., being 14,1361. less than in the corresponding week of 1859 on 595 miles ; and that on the Lom bardo-Venetian line, 3,6171., showing a decrease of 2,1461. An extraordinary meeting of the South Wales Railway Company is called for the 27th inst., to consider several bills now before parliament One of these authorises the construction of a railway and docks on the north side of Milford Haven. The annual meeting of the East Indian Railway Company is called for the 26th inst. Vice Chancellor Wood has made a further call of 61. per share on the contributories in class A of the Timber Preserving Company, payable by the 28th inst. —..-. 1 Yesterday was "making-up day" in the railway share market. The rates of "continuation" in most instances have increased, the supply of stock being 1 more liberal than of late. The following shows the terms current at the commencement of business : London and North Western . per cent. contanco. Great Western Lancashire and Yorkshire Berwick Midland York and North leditad Caledonian ' South Easters I Great Northers 3-16 to 5-16 per cent. do. I North British fi to i per cent. do. Manchester sad Mr ilisld -16 to 346 per cent. do. In the 'humors the rates in several instances ruled higher, particularly on Midland stock. The monthly return of the Bank of France, as I made up to Thursday last, the 12th of April, shows 'the following results (the exchange taken at 25f. to the pound) : OUR and bullion Hills discounted Decreest 1610,000 , Notes in circulation homes 1,24060 Treasury deposits Decrease 2,114000 , Private deposits Advances on publiosecuritisa Dengue 6GOOO , The payment of the dividends on the Routes $ emolnins the large decrease in the Oovercuoent ha 'shoe and the increase in the circulation. The dis counts continue to fall oft. The decline in the bullion is not important. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, April 11, compared with the previous weekly return, shows the following remits: Circulation issue Circulation a c ti ve Public deposits Other deposits .. Government aecuritim .. in 14,570,717 Increase 604,3 e l other ba nkillB 49 1 " 41 avaia unties in omuung department ...... 534 ,3 g 8 c da an d bunk. bulb , Decrease 1,430,376 deelutmenta, . . 14,637102 Decrease 946,496 Sirs Swell day an d other DWl 705,829 Increase 5,833 Nest Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes& can) in banking department 5,644,847 Decrease 1,858,161/ The Gazette statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following total :—lmporta ; gold, 26,2771. exports of gol 77,365/ . . import , of silver, 86,7841 . ; exports of v,:r, 146, 8871. The Spray of the Ocean has arrived from China with 914,4001 be. of tea and 689 bates of silk. I BANK OF INOLAND.—An Account pursuant to the Act Tik end Bth Vic., c. 32, for the week ending on Wednesday, Aprfl 11, 1800. MOB DZPAITIONT. Notmi issued £29,49,340 Government debt.. 011,015.100 Other securities.. 3,433,900 Oold coin and Bul lion Oliver bullion .. K 20,389,340 £28,389,340 IANILIIIO nmairreiggr. Proprietors' Capital £14.933,000 Government Been- Rest Public Deposits (in- Dead Weight An eluding ltalwaq., 79 8, 00 2 Bev. Banks. Cam . of National Debt, and Div. Othe r lie. 23, 4,92t 636 :00 30/ Mil Gold and Oliver Recta) 9,078,136 Coin 722,112 Moir Deposit.ther . 14,670, 7 17 Ism *wand o Men April It 1800. 5.38,906,178 138,90341111 r. MILLM, Deputy Csahler. Pamir Evearnrci. Consols, which closed yesterday at 94f to 4, far the 9th of May, opened this morning at the same quotation, advanced to 944 to 4, and were quoted at 4 o'clock 94f to 4. For money the last pries was 94/ to 1. After the close of the Stock Exchange I the market showed more animation, and transae tions were entered into at 944 for the ac count. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94, 4, f ; ditto for amount (9th May), 944 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 921, 1, 93, 921 ; New Th ree per Cents-, 924, f, 93 ; Bank Stock, 224, 228 ; India Stock, 2184, 218 ; the Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1051, I ; the Indian Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1859, 961, 4 ; the Five per Cent " enfaced " rupee paw, 981, 98 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1031, ; India Bonds, se. die. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were also officially marked 7& The Indian Five-and-a-Half per Cent. ru_ pea paper was rather more offered. 'rho Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1859 was firm, at 105 to 4 for money, and 1051 to i for the new account. Ex chequer Bills remain quoted Bs. to 13. prem. The foreign stock market was rather dull ios a i sll experienced little change in prioo. Turkish closed the same as yesterday—the Loan of 1854 at 78 to ex div., and that of 1858 at 01 to f t wu Lhe n improvement which took place yesterday a in Mexican Bonds was only partially eupported, the closing price being 211 to 4 . The scrip of the new Brazilian Loan was quoted 4 to die. eaDINANY SIAM AND STOCK& tik. I Pd I 1"1:1Wan. I 7 C1.111.111 C 5. I " It ' ,S I- r M :1 Aa h 1 _ __t e e s Bs. ea Vtl. : 4 4 _ - 14. 160 Dirk.,Bla..DelmaJum 76 TS 0 fill 1111 aD SFS ma_ Tins — DI al gliatrilAlDLC l4 Ti St SI and litmler .. . DI. US N all and Sadao — .- N all Cornwall 6l gi 10 all Do. A Ano dlr. until 10 all Do, B p.c. is NUS& N aD Dahlia and Betrat Jaa. Ti 11 N all Dund..Perth. *AMUR. ..- S. Bast N. no Isslwa Ami rselise N 4 U. Brum Bales. 8111811 88 N 111. De. Nook IS 111 N all Dad watt 111 all Dian S. IN Idtabarghand Ohne, TS 811 116 100 id ,Peallt, . N WI Se 10 all Forth and Clyde June. St. 100 Glaagow &S. Weston, IS US 10 all Great North of Scotland — 81. 100 Great Northern 81. 00 1 100 Do. A Stock IS 1111 UT St. 1 Do. 3 US 1111 St. 100 Gt. South* W. (Ira) 113 111 116 101000 Gnat WakenOanillk. 49 11 1 88 1 116 1 Dall6nerVaL al 86 lot leacellemsl Toneless 1041 104 W 1 1044 81. ICO London awl Illedreall W de 100 Lon. 1 Oast 11 11S Ul 4 1 1 2•3 I Ali . 1 1 1 86 100 Larissa/far& oda Set ON DIM 10 De. 181 14 We Imelsed7=W .ll 4 8 3 DS an Lentlanismy&Oslingn — 06 all Do. and tnadaldisa IS. 100 Ilan.,Set.,&Unatini 414 411 10 1 Detiopolltan li dls 64. 100 Midland 1 164 117 1164 N. 100 Do. Btrm. & Derby. 06 96 N all Ma Gt. Western Ora) 100 all Newcastle and Carliant ,23 all Newport, Aber..4tHero. 104 114 10 9 Newry& Armagh.del ... 74 64 as 84. 100 Norfolk 20 all Newry, Warrenp.&Dea 16 67 ' 10 01 Northern Counties U Si Sdla St. 100 North Brttlah 84 all North Devon Rea &D — 84. 100 N. ledsis—llerelet_ 1U 164 Da G.N.D.Paina :I dli 14 dl. 1 64. 100 Ds. Leeds 4B Bt 100 Do. Ifork Bt. 100 North Lentlan IS all Nortea&WeelwaTen — ' W 174 'loath Inelfordshlro Si IlLdls 14 SS. tom Geord,Wor.,& Wolver lll IS 011 TUN= is an Porimeatts 10 all ihymney I St. IS Scottish Central Bt iso Scottish N. F. tber.llo 84 MO Scottish Midland B S I S 7 N, 100 Shropshire trams 10 all Slttinghourne& Sheers Si 24 dla 84. 100 South Devon DI 46 St. 100 South !astern St. 100 Smith war a 67 81. 100 S. Vorksh. & Sher . TS 19 I N all ettlees.weleettmAe- e S _ 1 24 all Mockton & Darllegton 811 44 sei IS $ Ditto ditto Ilt. 100 Taff Vale N all Ulster 25 20 Do. 114 14 Do. dls 0 1 P p: M. 100 Vale al Neale 10 all I Victoria Sit. & Pholloo 10 11 100 St. iWatarford & I.llkanay 20 all 'West Cornwall 10 all ' Wast Load= — Zusw•vs. I Claim prl Insets 4 p. &OR Catedoa4o. LM Dom. Perth! Aber. la Let Anglian, A. Ip. et. Do. B, p. al Do. C, p. et. I. Caw. Vd., p.a.N0.1 De. do. No.l De. New l p. d. Bt 61411111 Umiak 4 p. UM.* Olesm p. F l a Ores& Northers. I 'At. Do.6e.red.st tOp.elpea Do. 44 par east. Do N .6 p crated& way s. Ot eadied.LlFest Ot. West (BsetsaZeste) Do. redeem 41 p. seat Do. Meas. 4 p. seat Do. aredeesa. 4 p, et. DoCaet.esdeses PIM Do. lira, Prat. Mores Do.ChooterPtllk.ip.o. Do. do. do. p. Do. Dim. Ous. Stock Do. Ckost. Nano 17, ‘' 40. Lena Tortola p.e.St. et Na I De. p.c. do. Nat Ds. Op.e. noire. do. Ne.• Da p.c. do. .... Do. 4 lac-paten. do. .. Do. pt. e. Pref./kook.. D0.40.e.d0. (W. 1.11C.P. Do e. at. ;du. dot 1 . Lo . s....alathant and lw LINW.Oov.t Ntittt. 101 l LLB. W.7p. e. 84. all undoederraibaTii Iw Mita.Shef. eL 6i De. ti 10 Da al per mat & Do redeemable Ilp.et. IM Illdlend OoaLllp.e.ftrok 100 Do. Come. Be.* &Owe It* Do. 41 p. et. Ppd./Bock 100 Do. Let all telthr 4 p.c. all NeretAber.te.,pyr.o e.,wlth option 1181 100 Norfolk bp et ix Nook 100 North &Wok paerromt 100 Do. New Goe ep. et. 1 Do. Border Vales - _ -4- e72`! lia Ludo 4 p.ra No. 1 Da York. IL It tpara Notli Iltallorsteklro W.tWoLep.a Ont. Newrrgit Soot. N. 1.44 pet. Proillt Do. Aber. go.ep.e Do. ? p.et. Frit 8. Davos /WA 441 p. a ..lies. (Lot Aa. CAI) Do. 4a per out Da lied 4 par out Woks por yr 4 p. oat Da se owe TotioNro 6 p a roa &Dortiogtoo 5p.0. Do. do. 86p.0. Do. do. Cepa Wator.dt Kilkenny ep.a WORZION Antwerp !agora= *a ankam b a jittsi " & ree & & Formaallio arallas Se Orsiumaa. Oariarat law °Lk"arreima seal rDallera el Priam od. Ludas pa a 01. Oaalral at Masa_ 0 = 4. Lia kn Osaat. MI J Lake Onadiaas Dal& Yong sad Tandboat laiabarae. Ven.0414 'Lyons aad Geaera Darla Amitosis Ina MM. 4 . 04; Da 4p. a let Nerlisra at Disate lev .. Da Mat Slam Nemesia& Trask Prat. Pasta.aadllertit. Peels sad Mame Swift W L - 1* 'Was and Daaabarg all all loyal Maki ai and Mao Da want Prat yew& ol al haws .. all Ws llasaws all Da per Nal. PAL all Wait KW W. at Draw • al /male 4 Wisollidis N N lee IN so N 13 1 113 113 IN los DI 113 IN 111 111 HO Si N 113 111 n rrt .Si 113 111 IN 105 N et - • M 100 IS 90 90 92 101 103 9; 10} 17 10 10} 0f !41 . 76 MAY& aidw pee.. , % al I PA, Se 3 1,, 1 1 21 It Sit Is se et r 11 If S 111 l 9 • N II * NI sli M 45 ti II ahl IS IS 121 IN4 6 se dls 1001 - ! eta 3 i 5 t i - 1* - LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (ST asenuc Truxauis.) TRIM IOOLTING.-(THIS DAY.) TWO-TEAL-OLD ST .t K T. Y.C. loyal Primer, /AK Viae.tnt, Brtgoall, Lady Darby, Jerrandair, lady BA sad Jan are here. SILVIat CUP. Abien tiro miles. Wind *Wan. Liied o' the Dale, lantati, .k Hegira, 11•141tomm, Lamy /tut, Pirate, eal gby J Hea He THIRAK HANDICAP. About a mile Rai three-quanera Julia .ad Tammy 141•86 me hem. OTY BR A lIMIN•LS. —Wr e n, Th e Sh rew, C; lamprey, Telles, Rambo's, Harhisser, Screwdriver, Secret Trews, Bayard Irilkueeli, lien WeWar, sad Primo of Deruserk. Thu ihAvr Christi,-le says :—" Os Thursday his Once the Archbishop of Canterbury entered the town for the pewee '4 rlminiatering confirmation to th.ne dealing's to " in ••......", a 160 du,' "m el e sionerleg the church of England. His thediery haul style. end the Cs r. with all the mace attended .11.40... ageeirr.. . girr , im . i thir , ii , bitiii . Mt. Mazy'. chun.h iii the morning, where he delivered an that, „ h . a i v ag , eae% ,s ie . „ peeve ' , e appropriate discourse, and afterwards west through the vete mild the loaded dcmosotratioas meal aeretmaiy. There were about 192 candidate, for two. .1 • paschal ma Maid, le Amu o. ll:maims, prin. ipally females In the afternoon his grace .' ittell Cho meetaleve, who, fee the fit time. .4111 nil the h h o es h o i h i stete d t h e r i te o f r „ • mfinnation to 200 young 1 , 1 s....pialitie. eatt...l ie one ma. that Jaciome ez 1 ...., 1.01.1.... 5.,,‘ ..,,h,‘.p.r. .1 v 5 „ .. „ .. ~ ('aloes} people at Trinity church. A number of the Mery •••• il ,rye, A •toii I. • nor the horn of ii,. .Liv, gore " 4 ". 1 .'"K" " 0 both ''ninoins•-" .114 to Hy ion. was minded by artiste, was Mr. Alport ham resigned his seat an a airector 011 .141 ". lon "1 11 .0" ' C and P" I°l ' 4 . " 4 P r " . the Millead Railway. and ha. b.. electwi to his old Also • -a .4 the art, all am...int 44 coml. from bold. I .1.1. nit.i.,,b null as h ..„. I .,... neiniiireil in tee ti „. the as geeeval manager, rim lir. Net...oohs, who uodertabee . . , ..I hy airy tea prol.-••• 1. of phi1.....ph.. 11.- last interview the importaat duty of managing the e pa carrying '•• .a. Pugilism owl Ito ,lty who i. they nosy he said to busniew in Loolon. 0 .. diatom heads and part.,Coombe Warren. Thomas M'Keristio Hughes, Est , eon of ths I ~, P•ottos, Isla, when the Czar Nicholas, attesded hy Rev. Joshua Hughes, Vicar o f Ll an d uirem, hoe lem 1.. of I ornosstle, witaw.ed the fight between Fisher and 1 4 -.• The tenter was the cormileror, soil at the , lose of appointed gonmenrY to the British Como' at Boma :ht hi........nd. " Bill kir huonot . lomentml him to A special general meeting of Fellows cif ti 11 ..., Nicholas teak of his list to the bruised and firohighid Hodes . i s iih n ed f or the iiith. for the . purpose A .4,.„ : ... tie. w h o h e ll out • pulf . ll hand, whieh the Au. '„ i i . iee t ienieg i eer le tee ..h w i t h ete t s h a h, k rt .,. hi e of considering the advisability of holding the eieciseg's '1 ,• soave this peed presentation piurdiste have been evening meetings at Burlington House is May and June 1 r.... to the air .4 court., except those o f th e " county," Den t. .1 1 - ••,-...." awl "arise " .IlArweris. On Thuratlay evening a grand conservative li Is/ Li . crow Handle s —We regret to hear donsieettatios toot place at Mal.kin The entertainment • ' •t .1.. ga l L at n a p (ll air k now H eroes) , re likely to •• 1a... r for Alriereid shout the arse week in Mx woo presided over by the Hon. Fr e d e ri c k B yron, who was • 1 ..I.l.rtu will he a ounce .4 great regret to Dwaine, supported by Mr. XP. for North Eases ; e.g. I. • '''"elo . n• 4 this town. the regiment having Peacock., M.P. for the borou g h ; an d severa l other. of the I r.l.ku opiates sine. their twinkle e asnoogst g ame iieetwee te ne , I: W.. luau the ..61 rop me m v ing • 4,00 • .;1.11.... .4 their r.. pr. t for Ow tows.. A correspondent at Miilliurst writes :—" We le ' I.:• . mid .4 the hearty erele.me they received were pleased es Tuesday last to see our respected neigh. 111 1 , 1 • 1..... arrival here, ere their departure, in the shape .4 a h ew , Mr. Volition, with us mace more, auel oily +rah it was 21 , . ....,••• .111.161 mitertsinnirst. We hope as people f _ e i ee . t h eee d wi i.A . i ng t ag d of ~ dyin g T im, se w e In ''l' " r .01 a1....1....ma-thing to give expreesioe to their - "" so 4 for the regiment teforr it departs. A better COM. presume we must coadeler it to be. The hot, member, ft , „nb ir e ....: .. 16. (•„1„,.1 v aic h..l.. hi.,.. tint kW lc although thickly clad, as indicative o f an ythi ng b u t ro b ust '•o to. SPA a Letter ...selected regiment oo the whole health, still looked Tarr much better than we took' have ,le • ..• 4 lern querterol hem. -borer CA /0114#1. expected front current reports." I' m mi.ris, AT SPIITMILAD. —The eTtWO of the Lord Wharnelife writes to the . A thencesse : 1 1 1•• it spithead aad ia the harbour were Last night !ge • ' i f.., ...,ht 1,.... 1..., i. .0.6... With • " l'ainnfh.Y. Beeler Hasa. April 10 . --1 tuuterilladt NI A* •i s .......1 Admiralty circular. It is impossible good authority. that a sew edition of Lady Mary Weeds,' ' • ..., etietle r the Fellow'. crew hare received • Montagu'. works is about to be published, cad /La Yr. 10 l* " . " I ' i i _ l• " i'ret .4 lb. ship' crew.,.,_ _,,frig Th. hen b.. s outmoded with the 'election to 4,4 ma. : ~,. I. mystery og ...erre. wi th moppet to rams NOD ''• .. hit extent .4 ,1.1.1, .6....,..... L . o bw... A (ran the letters is Lord Harrowby's possession. ft 44 4444. 1 4 • ' - ......,. ....Maim that, front whatever .situe arum the cps that much light will be thro"nl upon Mail la am . ,gg ' ' 4 ..10r4nce on board, it wan much mom *crime the. sesion with her later years, about which little to blow ea Be ',..• 11 2 .. . , teen y i mold pil•lir Reor • Admiral the Hun. 1. T. ' powest ; and that the stories to the detriment el her espet• r e 'it"' the geed et Bluthead. and it BR Pußem - Awe. which are in circulation will be proved to be without al ' ." 4 the . 1 .- 1 .• fort, .0 , ' , 111•11•81 with Übe mwtter. ' see l'• 11 "t .-sr .hooral mauls,,} I. I , fr o . r „ °n ib I nd fewsdatioe. I hope the new edition may coetala moms a .". ''''' 4. It w "A.l that th, iggyr it ,,, „. h ee ,,i t h e E,h iee , hitherto unpublished ourrispoodeace, which will be al ,: "., t" l,, i , 1. 6 . ,, i I. • dr...od from Lood.quarters. interest to the publk. Yours, kc. -W huasicUlin." 8 II rte., I' " 74 71 991 111 I dia 1 dls 111/ 8 71 97 90 97 90 97 99 90 90 99 90 071 80 92 1 08d1 5 V 5 7 I 7 I y t!! 1 V, LX 140 115 117 115 117 1 145 115 117 US US 1* US A le tie Ite 11l 117 Me Me ILI 19 121 . 117 I 1 MI 7011 I i 1141 140 101 1411 K NI llf 114 IN 1U IN IN L dim i s vm 124 110 117 Us TS 77 111 1U 122 . 311 0 0 ~, ~. ... ii. . el 88 WI 86 U SS se sli 8 4 U II U 63 MINES-ISIS DAY. Two o'Ctoeu. The mining market this morning has been rather quiet, but prices are steady. In the Moult Eacluta 6 , rat °Loamyls elaame ear of oially marked 121 and 121. The other transao tions have been chiefly in shares in Treloweth, North Downs, Wheal Unity, Alfred Consols, Marie Valley, Wheal Clillbrd, and West Basset. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady.. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 23/ and 221 ; Fortuna, at 31 ; Linares, at 11 and 101 ; and Lusitanian, 11. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market : Copper advanced on the 10th instant id. per lb., and has since been in good demand. Foreign .wpr is firm, not withstanding some arrivals. Iron is very . fiat, and mann fissisered is easier to buy, although at the 'roam/sten' quar terly meeting no actual change was announced. B.otch pig has lost again the slight improvement noted last week. Tin is heavy at the quotations, but holders maintain a somewhat firm position. Lead in lower in price, which baa brought in buyers again. Speller is quoted higher, and a little business has been done at improved rates. Tin plates are dull of sale. At • general meeting of the shareholders in the Vale of Towey Mine, held yeeterday the statement of aecountm, allow ing a balance in favour of the Was of 1,4351. 13. 4d., wag received and passed. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market it steady, at the subjoined prices. Tows tallow, 54. 6d., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 565. 6d. to 66a. 9d. ; April, 56e. 6d.; May and June, 556. to 556. 3d. ; Oct. to Dec. 51s. 6d. to Ms. 9d. Masser AVIRAOCH.---ToWn tallow, 191 e. 6d.; fat by ditto, 2s. 111 d ; yellow &union, 513 e. ; melted Mu ff , 41s. rough ditto, 24e. ; tallow graves, 16e. (load drege, 'SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Menem Davis and Company report trade firrn. Prices without alteration. Prune meadow hay, 78s. to Ns. ; su perior ditto, 86e. to 93e. ; inferior do., Ma to 70s. ; rows. Ms. to 70a ; clover, old, 90e. to 110 e. ; second cut, 80s. is Ws.; straw, Vs. to 34e. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY:) The supply of vegetables is somewhat improving, and prices are becoming more moderate. Pine apples and spit:have not altered since our last report. Good and pews are scares. The former still con sist of Golden Knob, Bess Pool, and Wyken Pippin, and the latter of Ne Plus Means, Bemire Renee, and Easter Benne. Orange, are plentiful and cheap. Good cobs realise Is. per lb., and Spanish ktzel nut,. for planting, lee. per bushel. Nhutswh, asparagus. :owl seeksle are furnished in tolerable quantities. Paroley is cheaper. Green peas may he ()Weaned at high preys. potatoes realise 46. 6.1 a bushel. New frame ones may be had at farm 30. to ss. per pound. Mushrooms can still be had is small quantities. Cucumbers are 'tear. Cut towers chiefly consist of orchids, ganleuiss, violets, mignonette, camellia, Lulea', heaths, pnmulas,genuiums„ and roam. THE DETAIL% 07 THE TREATY WITH FRANCE. —• We understand that a ooi 1111 l issiou hits been appointed, • oonsisting of Mr. Colxlen Mr. Ogilvie, of the CUatoma 1 and Kr. Malet, of the Board of rnWo. to 1 0,0 sul to Fark to arrange with the French government certain practical details in the working of the Treaty of Commerce, on which the opinion of the mercantile interests ha. lately been asked. 1 Deputations from the chambers of commove throughout the e L l 3 tom have been invited to meet the commiroonere in before they set out for Paris.—Ufavote Morouul Journal. _ VOLUNTLIR RIFLEMEN AND GRAND JIIRIEM. On the Bristol grand jury being sworn, the other day, Capt, Taylor asked the Recorder to be excused from serving at the sessions, home& as, as captain of one o f th e compeem . Bristol Volunteers, he was engaged with members of his company in ball filing at Sneyd-park. The Recorder as sented to his exemption. RAILWAY Tnerno.—The trait, returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending April 7 amounted to 507,27 W., and for the corresponding work of 1859 to 442,3101., showing an increase of 84,9‘101. Tho gross receipts of the eight railways having their t,r mini in the metropolis amounted to 2:22,080f., And for the corresponding week of last year to 188,5041., showing an increase of 33,5481. The increase on the Eastern Commies Railway amounted to 3,5791. ; on 0.. Great North ern to 8,979/. ; on the Great Western to 3,724. ; ou the London and North Western to 9,1154; on the lem don and Blackwell to 2431. ; on the London, Brighton, and South Coast to 5,5411.; on the London end smith Western to 3,8881. ; and on the South Eastern to 4,475/.; total, ;0,5481. The receipts on the other lines in the 17afted Kingdom amounted to 245,220 L, owl for the sorresponding week of last year to 958,806/. : showing en in crease of 31,4141., which, added to the increase on the metropolitan lines, makes the total increase of 84,fekt , , as setupsred with the corresponding week of DM. , I