The Express. — London, England, 1860-04-03 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 3, 1860. s t R..arr woe Sari* tine paces cat He g. 4 ea • ....I t. eee what a• t►. simster, whoa W. Burs fell. He did t•.t...Mr. Near 111111011111 g. • pawn l• • pew, agar .steer said it we a jedipmil of Os ups three, while .4 the pimple is the ails mi I lb. Dare bad bees ►.... kra _ -- t'ser-rmiaMeed he Dr Minimum— Hs lived in adjmnsug the c hurch. He did sot jots is the ea t ri..ace. He mode to r..tuark thstever, but remained pee l.. *nest. He hod sees the pima who called out from per eniestudie Awe. He err sot swam the witsesse t.• Ate. Witiree w.s4 a isseter burl arl ohuersalter. aid •• 14 • amp. He h rl r Whiled 1.1..5r4i is hie .6. 1 . wurtrw. s l 4 414,•111.4 Mr. Lis& but sisiset the rse-tpL. he repereeni.-.1. 11, del D. 4 bear Mr. Rosier maks ~o 1 remark. If Mr. H...er hod doss mla a weer toe. he 4 lure beeni ..... he Mr. it 0.4 r —He eau reptant garage Hammen aa asimadt opei Mr. Rumor, ►t the h o pt...w r y .1. 4 while the owgregatous were leaviog the church. a south chivvied that he .t.. el to the ri„;ht of Mr. Burn. oo the 14th of Angled. Mr. Kamer stood at the lack .4 Mr. Bien. He am Me !turn fall, and beard an exclania t•ei - that it was a juMtrm.•ut ..f 6..1 upon him. It dui ant ronie from Mr. R..i•r. There were three girls in the rMm.t.•r.' sesta They cried. and made a great ether. They aikeil eh. l.el struck Mr. Run, awl they were toll that b•• had 11. d I.Vn id risk at all. He iirm close to Mr. Rosier, .el amu.t Lease heard lota if he hail ad.! anything. Crle..“.lllllDed hr -He w as 16 "ma of ,s and apprentieivi to a goldheater. He had attended tot. about tee years. He had kaown H e , lislidet he eight about twelve mouth.. Moloch so part au the .hooting. He went to the church to hear the eve• fIOP and f••r n parrive He bad stopped cm as. ...amine from 4 to 7 °clock to crtaio the choristers' seats. Several of the mirishimem a• k o.l him to 4.1 no. He did not lakes to the Le.igue alied the " Autal'uveyite League." H.• del not nee hi. mighhoure eating in the ebareb. He .ely retained the choristers' rest once. Yr. William Stamm depieed that he attended the sec. tie as the 14th of Aug.cd He vet on the frost choris ters' mat sad hod a full view of all that oocurred. He saw Mr. Bora fall, sad been! people my it was a lodgment a tied upon him. It was impossible foe aoyone to lay who in part e•ular odd so, unison Obey were thee to him. The ►earned Julp—Wlere was Mr. Born? Witless - He was me the centre 14 the ►isle kneeling on a hmsock. Oi: lii si: %( ii: 1 ii The attain is continuation mid he 411, Captain Hall in the church. Decidedly the captain wan too far off to be in • position to swear that Mr. Rosier wee one of the person. who mole exclamation. it least a hundred per... vaned out Crosscs.iniinctil k r her Dr. Plullimore-- He lived in Lower 'hapnunastieet, and hoed attended the church cyer since be was • child. He presided at an anti. ht..vite meeting the other day. It was not a league against the rector, but was directed to the auppres. dot Puseyisni all iocr the country, as 14 title indicated, "th,. NAtioruil Anti•Puseyite League." The first person who nude the eselarnstirin was in • pew on the right hand. There were fourteen or fifteen persona in the pew. It was isepaitle to single out anyone who made the exclamation, as tt pawed like wildfire through the church. The object .4 the league a to put down Anything approaching to IN prey where ft is used ai,-Ainst the wi s h es et the pariaktunera It may therefore he directed 'gaunt the yboratera. Sl, ll BC 11 61. 11 1;4 TtlL FAXTIR OOLIDATS.-PATIMNS OF DIEVIDINDS. We lave been requested by the official misses to state that the dividends made payable on Monday and Tneedey neat, on which days the court and all its o&se are closed, will be paid the Monday and Tuesday is the following work. IN. Ili NORZNAN AND JOHNSON. Mr. nandr fcelhy gave similar evidence. He stood Dearer be Mr. Rosaty than to Mr. Burn. He saw the latter fall, sad board persona ask, if he was deified, who had &on it ; while acme rid it was a judgment of Cool upon him. Mr. Rosier atkinid tea mialimation of any sort. He did not know Mr. Rosier pummerni then. He had wen him fr,..itientiv at church, sad he always behaved with be. ,on i ing .I,y...rum. It lOW impugnable that Captain Hall Lye heard Mr Homier even if he had made a remark, Irralii , e the valitlitn t.ties.l at ton gr e at a distance Dr. Phillunore crows-examined the witness, but the crow tsiton.on.n rather steengthenesl than disturbed the 'vi tt-we of the witness. He objected to Puserite pretties*, and ,lonal.l he glad to s ee them put down. H e , however del not go to the church in the hope of stotird a them there. loot he attended because it was his par i sh c urch. He ..ittvieled pretty regularly. He was in the church one rsrtoo4 when hassocks were thrown about, and he made etfort to stop It. Hi the -- He was standing near to Mr. Rosier when Mr. Burn fell, and he beard the exclamation proceed from ...liffer..ut direction to where Mr. Holier was *Lading, That he ...41101 swear most punitively. .I.hn brarlfor.l confirmed the last witness's evidence, and added (hut on this very day, the 14th of August, he heard I , I snin Hall sav in the church that he was a match for, and wont.] fight aa) three of them. He heard a clerical -I.4t.ug her o n say, when Mr. Burn fell, "The Lord hos tort. ken Burn down, See ho is fallen dead.' Another r•on rt. Lumal , " It's a judgment of Ginl upon him," but ot not Mr Rosier. The bankrupts, who were carpenters, of Faversham, applied for their certificates. Debts, 1,92'71. ; assets, about 600 f. Mr. Menden, for the assignees offered no opposition. Mr. Murroegh =red for the bankrupt Foreman, and Mr. Kays for J His Honour observing that the bankrupts had began w:tbout capital, and bad traded without profits, said that he could only moat certificates of the lowest class. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. (Before the Casino° Serjeant.) THZ CZAR OF THU BET. YL. WATCH. The Common flariennt this morning sent fur the grand jury and said he was anzions to make a few observations to them in reference to the charge of perjury, which he under stood would be preferred against two little girl. by the Rev. Mr. Hatch, who had been convicted of an offence al a par- Molar character upon their evidence at a former maim He wished to explain that in • charge of perjury it was set neon/Nary that there should be one oath sienna another oath, but it was alone necessary that the evidence of the party alleging perjury to have been committed should be confirmed either by the testimony of other witnesses, or by other circumstances in connection with the case, and un less there was this confirmation, they would not he justified in lading the ball. The grand jury wished to be informed whether the elates against whom the accusation was made would be lieneglit before them. Phillimore—He lived at 145, ean. 3...1.••tml rod. He vim summueed before the Mc; nis• u gotrate by m Livers, sal he liaised • paper tee that he would never mt.yrupt the serene: but U.. magistrate theit by mining he acksowledged nothing. He had seen the .meal gentleman at a Wesleyan chapel in the punk. rapt...an Hall Iwl relsotoUv challenged him to fight, and Lid it not l an in the • korai, he would have accepted it 11wf, awl tlo-n. The people were much excited when Mr. Kum awl it was remarked that it was a reit th,t he iliouhl have put himself in such a prim. Dial' lull 1..wl liven mod Ow church. and hearinsped to I.l4l.terv. The ~..n-.l followed and declared that they wou l d Lore him out, but there wee MO attempt to 14.ak lot" the halo o.irity. lir. !Maims bore similar testimony, sad on ever rtaminatimi he said he hail sever yet attended a orrice 4 late Mi. ro there warn not now sad evitinseut. The only time that the eangregadirin admit gra. when there were pOkkININS atteselnac• with their bludgeonskeep people's ...Wm dud. Hy meal.* at Bridgestreirt . Stepney, a s that was sot oi far from the church as Soho. when. Cassia Hag resides. H. was sorry to sat the mow Puve‘ its practices In. con 1.641 <Mu,* He admitted that he losgml to the Meese, and he hopol and believed that the leagemi maid nut Pmevona win 4 the onatry balmy it had dom. He west ta MI. Heorge'i to reed tbe regoirsak Imam. the !mho homed , b..rnten from all parta .4 the country to /him them lin Common Serjeant said that accused parties were ae►er bean ht b. fee the grana jury, trot tho evidence they bed given upon the former trial would be properly proved, and when they had hear.l the evidence that Mr. Hatch would pee is reply, they would then cusaider the winds of the circumstances, and if it was made out to their satisfaction that the children hail wilfully and corruptly Asia whet they knew to be false, it would be their duty to Mars s true hilt '!'he grand jury then retired. Jesup& GI Immo, GS, pleaded guilty to the charge of steal ingvi& gomatity boot. sad aloes, the property o f George De appeareil that the prosecutor was a whokriale shoe maridacturrr, and he had taigas the primmer into his eer vim arid he eecertaiaad that he had ahem* immediately sessamaced a 'yams of plumber, aad he Mated that he be hewed he had rokihed ►im of mare them SOO pain of hoots sad shoe.. The robbery wee diwovered tbreogli the prow miter metering informatiosi that the primmer woe is ths habit of selboi Gets sad shoes at low prima to a 0 his oath bean. XL Gawp Tons &pool so we* Mr. Ranier awning .wt .4 Ow einirrh th. 'oh Norrablwr. Captioun Hall woo now se ilw true. sad he beard moo own soy, " YOU are a &grace to her Ma? .dy's Al ." Is was 8.4 Mr. Rosa" oho rud it, hut hr knew w h. did. ten rooa-eoesouwinna, 'Mown mid h. w IS chorale Ne loner. awl keep. 4.. p.. OW al which is ia tie ponds H. woe •doorrorr. but he hod swear adulated • limn im •hosewial.w r.l.i...utseg Mr. Bry•a Ka with a elwe rot., hr iso 11..11.9.1armi InUs .4 an waft that wows \roue.' to tom seeps playbill., He woo son Mr. Rosier 4.184 groBl.o, bet:saw he was with Mr perms who del - ii; wee septa-need to twelve ow - lathe' impriversost sad bard labour. DESTRUCTIVE Pill AND LoS.Y OP LIPS IN BoNERyTOWN. This morning, between 12 and 1 o'clock a fire brake out on the extensive premises of Meows. A. and I'. Brown, tallow molten, No. 14, Wilst ad street, Somers-town. At the time of the' outbreak the inmates were in bed, aeleep. A polieemeeteble, hhe 80 ft, mein, noticed smoke, and managed to awake them. He sonemeded in getting the am. rant end Mrs. Brown out of bed, but their ewer was remarkable. They both fell oe the staircem, overpowered by the heeled smoke, but Sergeant Mulvany, N. $B, Nod Pulleseenstable E. Chatfield, No. 2058, rushed be sad rescued them. The latter officer again en tered. and wee obligel to jump from th e upper win dow. Hs was much hurt IT the fall. The pre. mese were entirely gutted, and the houses adjoining ecesidersbly damaged. Mr. Bishop, printer, is a consi derable looser. As noon AG the ruins were sufficiently cool they were entered, and the body of • child, • boy of four years, non of Mr. Brown, was found iu the metre of the building, burnt to • cinder, with en arm and • leg off. The origin./ the fire is unknown. The sufferer is insured in the Sun Tire-office. Phtlltn..•e. Who tree the peer', them? W , te. ,, . I .le. Ih Pl.lllimner .tsloo.ttari to the Caw% that the vitas= • 6. ir Ylsei t.. 1..4r the use. ::1;11..44ther bassi, raid that he da ad. lir. 4/dr,-e %neat eontirdad the evidence 44 the wit tr de de. hal .604 tea t.. the seed 44 the 14th el Aiwa.. lit. Pan w t.Lry vadat, Ad redatedly shook hall Got at the tried... ousytem to. ...111 , e YON " Keep ed *a thug 1. 1.. W" t )11 a it. attend did he woo a pat•haeker. Mr. Mid i ...pi Pore.ll,,Caneran .treet-excel, Mr. Two. t 7P4, isfirch r Ehreencr %luting, 12. Cpper rharninn enrol, r rota 11. owl M• Mathew if rnry M..l lo eui. 11. litia•einen. %Mod, ulietr.l Mr. Iteeirr , hut deleted elssittly in thew mire . ..lune rei to wher.l the • s, 1.01111.1,601.• Theo Inta the orr• for the ilefenee. Mt •••41 ow .4 hn is it wa4 allovnt fmm ill• fp..., tin. c.•n.. uhruad. •rml or. hail faihal b. &thief. It, r.• . 41.r Cord 1.. ...1 U 11.140 t.. 16111( auy inktrean. and eitt.• 1 V"....01. the lists,. iif the overt. IR l'hillinnea• then int,nded that the prnmnter had nark In d..ing .o ennunentral upon in tla • vidrove of the defendant's nit, te,a-a The learned Jn. .44 the citation was serval oa a n.i.t a y N a . that 6 , 01' In 11 Mon,. “..etaonle•l that it wax, in ecelelia•tical t.• n. rrireirnol 4 the articles, aupp•oing the nrt .tench *leek tl. allegaten•• proved. prayed for • .•...r. r ...lactic.. than that the defendant should ninneia•h.•l to &lotion frnto such conduct is future, and r • .1..t00r00..1 t.. ray tho• TI.. (*.sot no Fred judgment toad Tuesday, the I 71 h notant. On the 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th, and 16th of June inst., the Int Tir Cantonal will be celebrated with more than usual Mat at Geneva. Subscriptions and gifts of nriout kinds for prizes hare been and are in the course of being collected. The committee of the ('are. Union ()envois invite any of the English riflemen who may be so disposed to enter into • friendly combat for superiority with the Mmii rifle. The whole will conclude with • grand fete and ball, to which the riflemen will be in vited, and it will have all the characteristic features of • Swims national festival. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. r•• Mr. Commiwasner flo!royal ANb TH..111/4 ALCOCK. 71. liLnkrupt• were ett‘nu en.l earthenware manufacturers eardeo. itursleto. This wee theadyierned • t.elishalw. torelltig. The aeONUits prepared by MOW& 114 n. •%telei ..*.r ',curly II seen. The follow. rate . ..to (PNii Mew•ra Hart's repel embodies the Wad yew : It would Deem from a statement in the Ansonia, the uhm-clerical paper of Turin, that the Pope doss not contemplate the reeooquest of the Legations by form of arms. but merely through spiritual agency. The journal in question Pays:"A gentleman who has returned from Rome 11A111(10 US that he not only found the Holy Father calm and tranquil as usual, but 'ueard him express him.elf in a tone of deep conviction and unlimited faith in God as fol. lows :--• Romagna will most certainly be restored to me. It will he restored not to my succesaors, but to myself. I have confidence in the Holy Virgin Nary, who will grant me this boon.' " . that the late Semnel Alcoek, who died 0 . 12 the 110thX.. tti „Ito.1•41 4 , had f... a number .4 year. prior to that dr, ..ttiol ,u en esterive huuu.. av a china and I.lthen•soc ...vroilest.rer, at I:urdcm. in the county .4 ,ford, nisi that under his rill, lessnng date the :.`ah .4 .I.nory, Inlet Joroph Alrock and Richard II •.r4 appoulted deviares in tenet. Arcnicut .4 Afars at the time .4 the trtator's death, Intl. Nov 111401. shears the amount of tuner tu have 1 -• 0 4.1,1101. 7. . 114.; the aren't due to ere.litors at that .I,l e I.cong .r2,311V. 2.. 74. ; leaving a surplus .4 10,4011. ..I. The trounce. +so continued under the name • f Mm,o l Ahss k and from 10th Nov., loaln, till I 111. rt. U.her. 1011. , the date of oljudocatevi in lankrtiptcy. Wilt the r•tate ~ .yam oussmats, tt , 7TN. 2... ; creolito.n. uu 14116, 30,173/. ; hohiliter us billattapeeted to he rutted sport this .t.., 1.5 9 .9(1 17.. 11.1. -rain; a t..tal liability .4 .11.7711/. tar. 54. T.. meet this ward the sr. retuned Itel•uro rossiderrl 7,2071. 19.. ditto, .loul•ful. 1211 2e. M. ; property )(tarn up, 101,67:V. ; property held 1.) creditors, 24,2451. lid. ; leas 1•61“, 04,2051. 17.. ...1.11101. 9s, lid. 30,114:4. 7A Ma. ; lest nag, according t. ther figures, 4ctiresey .4 1,7:131. Is. 1.1. It rill he °rental that in A decree of the King of the Belgians appropriates ss ("nowt the 5 per cent. tax levied on the net profits of the puningshouses at Spa : -Of the sum ao obtained, 65 per cent. to th- town of 04erel. 25 to Plankeaberghe, and 10 Chandefontaine. nee funds ■re to be exclusively employed in local impnnement■, under the control of govenuatot. TH POPE . X IRIAN BILIGADIL —The following paragraph, taken from the Listeriee Aroma' ek , looks, it mwt I. admitted, "eery like. whale :"—" It is reported that °scrims. hare bora me& to the mew of the Tipperary Artillery, the early disembodiment of which is expected. to emigrate So New tea, become United States' einseas, and an a papal twigs& which u being ,egaaieed in that city. ne men this line awl highly trained corps are unwilling t o go to geld labour, but to doubt whether the law would permit them to accede to the fenny offers matle." the nemesis Bled so credit whatever tahm he the goodwill o f the Wellman. Wit h ' 1.454 mord to the general fastness of the belancerabeet, the Media( ses—t shows a groan molt of 333.990/. Two dole M. which sided to the sum of 1,7471. 101. 10d. received for The railway share market to-day participates expenses mats mace a total pees profiturr tedit 337,708/. 11d. Aainst i n t h e rise 'j ai c ome t,. A n a l most genera l thic 'moot the inc in on th e WM. um Mewl to the sum of 331,7301. 12s. 3.1., sdrs eee , varying frein k *0 f Per Cent-, has leaviag a set profit of 13,9771. 11.. 141 . me amount "hen place. London and North Western stock dim from the husineo by the two Isakrupts during the is now qu oted 98 to 4 ; Great Western, 6 84 to f ; and eleven months amount only to 7,8921. th. 4d.; Mi dlan d 118 to i ; Lansaahire and Yorkshire, the bed debts Led Was. in the mass pe iod 'melee 1011 to 102 ; South Eastern, fifff to 88 • Eastern to 5,6371. 10.- 7d. —tots!, 13,6291. 18s. Ild., so that bad re . the Winners only bees subject to these deduction ■ there i t° 55i ; d would have bees deficiency at the present time, hut, on I lsombilltit> =ohm Railway shares are s teady, the contrary, the a c o apital of 10,8911. 5.. 2.1., which stood to at li to 11 prem. The Indian railway stocks are the credit of the Wawa. in 1848 would have been increased in better demand. The two chief Canadian lines 2. 2,4471. 13.. 9sL , but the bankrupts, acting under h ave a d vance d . Buenos Ayres Railway shares are impreesios that the truisms was of • very marked al prem. peat value and feeling that the various members I of their family were interested in the result, actually paid i WIDIXARY it herd cash w, and on behalf of, their mother sad nine brothers and sisters the sum of 14,8911. 15a. 2.1., thus eeippling the business by decreasing the capital invaded in M r sal, by dm consequent increme of expenditure, driving me otherwise prosperous business into bankruptcy. We magitleoed in the earlier part of our report that we had not taken credit for any goodwill belonging to the business, we pursued this coarse, feeling that the vale. of such goalwill would be uncertain, and that it was not advisable to iutroduce into the accounts, as an asset as estimated item of a very Lugs amount, let we may be permitted to remark that the object of a goodwill is must important for the amignees' mosideration, and with that view we draw attention to the fact that slthoogli the net profit on the business, sword* to the Arms of the balance-sheet, has only mounted he MOM lls. all., yet there are large sums in eluded ie the expenditure which, with • suMcient capital mad *Wm mistipmeat, would not of necessity have to be imorted. The amodele to which we refer are the follow. k s- i—Oirmelmlea„ UAW. 3..; travellers' expenses, 3,9411. 1 . 2111 . 0 .. 7d.; interest and discount, KM. 170. Thane sums amount to 34,8261. de 7d., whisk added to the net profit of 15.9771. 11a. EaL will Raab. the pelt for the period, 50,803'. 18a. 3d., or &ANL par annum. We make these remarks with mein that the assignees who have carried on the beelese frost the date .4 the bankruptcy up to the present time, a period of five montha, have made • profit of about 5,01:)1., which would be equal to about 14,000/ per annum. With regard to the books of the bankrupts, we may observe that althmigh they were not kept upon the principle of double entry, yet all their tnumactions appear to have been duly recorded, so that the whole of the figures of the balance-sheet are compiled from them." Mr. Crowder appeared fur the assignees, and Mr. Link later for the bankrupts. There was no opposition, and the bankrupts pared with out remark. RAILWAY. AND aroma. wTwaiss di. =VCl.Ljunc all 111111aol nue all Diabos.lllooArdANA.C 00 Ad 06.1 est Borke sees 00 Disiot .11 ▪ D• • •notilv.mllllll all Do. la Ina le pad Mil all Delia sod D.lr.t Jun ell latodijwik. Abd.Jo 00 AM 00 isitettentle. 00 &Morn Union. Stack • 00 Do. Stock an Mast Wolk all Ditto 00 EdlaboroOlooow 00 IttlabrO, ltaad Perth, Dundee oil Forth sod (bd. Auto. 00 ObAsoors 11. Westira M Griot Maribor Iteotlood I Griot Northern I Da A Nock 8 a 70 72 Ilf L2e et 7 101 102 117 i 90 ei 431 If • 14 at IS U 1* V !• SI 11 4 IRS *Di 1001 In m ut na US US 11S US WI STI 00 NI 1011 1011 07 IS 100 110 1021 90 i DO i iietxll 1 1 11010 t. Itoitlit West. (Ira} WO Great Western _ _ 1 1 12k1i 11k i 1134 at I i 102 14 $4 es ski I It Hit 42 116} 151 16} ddi i id 93; die 77 i 4 1111 14 i 112; 118 stl.l :a 8 beef 61 6761 a prices. 1 riles. 91 09 911 100 99 100 • 91 99 ' VILITIIIO rub► ~.'; MONEY AfA RKE 7.- THIS DAY. . . —2-1 1 . 11117 1Tff ZULWAYS. 1‘ 1°11.11,411 1 111100104a1 ye•lirday. tts 1 PAL lOW 911 Akio* &SR int N Si, IN 12 466 1iaz.*C.121.1.69.0 961 NI 09 1 1 1 111 SnffalostlAkeilerenil. 6 Fi l S D°. New Do. Preference 103 100 Stdr.,Rrant,./eGoderieh 69.0. Ms., Avg. 1 1871 endoreedbyßaffAL IL 82 27 100 100 Do. July 1, 1/.73. ditto 73 78 100 100 Do. June 1. '274, ditto 7O 75 6 211 e Calcutta t.t Aada . e *9 i Pm Pea 4; 10 3 Caps T.tDoeklp.essa 1 1 di 20 7f 3e1105 4 =nor cent 11 1 Ms 10 6 ileattra 1 Ms 64. 100 Nast Imbue 10 10 Do. liztenslon 7. 20 10 Do. Julthelpore par t pm ' 100 In Do. Of p. et. Debeot 991 1001 100 ell Do. 6p. Co. do. 2 0 sli r & Melbourne St. 1 Grand of Canada 34 36 341 }6 1 e/1 Do. 6 per et. Pref. 100 all Do. 6 per et. Debent 7l 73 72 100 all Do. 7 per et. 1862 6.5 87 NI 100 MI Do. do. 1867 73 76 0: 1 all Do. do. 1872 72 74 St. 100 Great Indian Penin NI 00 i 0 1 20 11 Do. New I die 20 of India tic 9. et f 1 dim 201 all Gt.WestCanad Sh 12 12 Ille 9.01 18 Do. New 7i 7Oa 101 1 100 all Doildit„pay76sit. DINO 07 99 100 ail DO. da 71 . till 00 97 20 100 all Do. do. 71 'bootee V 7 99 971 100 all Do.6lp.M.Sda,psy.77 91 IS St IN Madras Gem 41 par et. 87 96 SO St 100 Do. do. I per et. 97 96 96 24. 100 Do. 41 per ca. Urea 9O 91 10 10 Do. 411 i 'stem do. 1 Of dls It. 100 ifelb.Corp.6p. et. Bonds f 0 ell N. Brunswick ff Cana& Maas A cap. IL 6 7 10 all Do. do. land do 6 7 10 all Do. do. leap. de 0 7 93 all Do. do. Land do. 6 7 10 fe Gude (Limited) — St 100 Scinde 99 Du 901 10 6 Do. Panjaub St. 160 Do. WIN, note. 6 p.of 94 10 18 StAndrews a Quebec • 10 1 Trinidartlledted, Serie I die par ...___. ' LINES LEASZD AT PIXID ItrYTAIS. OLIN' HattWohffel. I Closing prism I Won 16. 190 Nieltinnhosat. • to lam& 4991. *sok). * 100 St. 140 Chests l an i iHolyhead 30 #N. W.). 61 611 St. 100 DI cent. do. lt2 124 St. 100 ety..i. cent do ll3 113 St. 100 Junction (to ) 26 an w i Zig in ' IL C. : 16 17 St. 100 L 'ae. Ina. I pet. 6 all &rake, . Ith.,E j .6 10 .11 14 t 26 sil *.Dean Po rtal (te Gt. Weaken). 100 all Harilspost Doan WAIL CA all HallaSiby toY.4tN.IL) 119 112 26 all Ditto f Shams. St. 1 Lancashire and Carlisle (to Lon. it N. West). 106 St 1 London and Greenwich 109 IN Ti 81 to Smith Eastern).— IS 65 St. 100 DOW Preference do.. 116 120 St. 100 Loud., =bury, &South end to Peto and Co.) St 95 St 100 Lowestoft Guar. 4 anat. (to Norfolk) . - 6i a Numb., Bunt , A Meta. (toL &N.Westa Mid.) 91 21 St. 1 Slidlandßradf. to Mit) 16 fie IS GI 6.5 Newmarket Burylfsten. (guaranteed 6 per et to lantern Counties.. I I pm 2 68 60 all Northern A Eastern 6 p. et. No East Conn.) 81 69 60 all MIA 6 p Wy m. cent. (ditto: 26 all PreraretoLon & N.W. 4 Ism &York. See sa l at. 100 Roy Machin, and She to G. N.). ." 1115 197 St. 100 fare & Hereford 12 all (to* Staffordshire ßruner) 3o .. 106 106 Mr. Wagon lOl 11 St. 100 Wilts and Somerset to Great Western.~ . 10 all Wimbledon & Croytion Two o'Otoos. The funds to-day have advanced per cent., • number of purchases having been Weal by the absence of any further intelligence of a disquieting character from the Continent. The upward move ment extends to the shit* markets, speculators for the fall being eager to buy back. _ _ . & Croydool Ao Load. & Medan. 7i 14 The Indian Ilya per Cent. stock of 1869 is firobsr.. There are also more inquiries for the Indian rupee paper. On the other hand a fall of 4s. has taken place in Exchequer Bills, which are quoted 10s. to 14s. prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Ratites opened at 69.40, but soon receded to 69.35. The latter price, however, is bc. better than the closing quotation of yesterday. Consols are officially marked 94}, I, and } for money, and 94} for the list inst. The pre sent quotations are 944, " buyers," for cash, and 94} to } for the present account. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 78 ; India Stock, at 218 ; the Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1859, at 1041, }, and } ; the Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper at 98 and 971 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., at 1034 and I ; the Indian Four 'per Cent. Debentures of 1858, at NI and ; ditto 1859, at 98} ; India Bonds, at Is. dim. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 135., 175., 11s., 14.. and 10s. prem. Turkish stooks have improved to per cent., the loan of 1864 being quoted 781 to 79, and. that of 1858, 601 to 61. There is also • further improve ment in Mexican bonds, which have been dealt in as high as 211. The scrip of the New Brazilian Loan is likewise somewhat firmer, being marked and dia. Sales are recorded as fol lows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 891 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents'., 1860 (scrip), 1, dis. ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 68, 661, 661 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 214, 211, 211 ; New Granada Active, 15 ; ditto Deferred, 41 ; Russian Three pee Ceuta., 1869, 64, 641 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 46 ; ditto, for account, 46, 461 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Centa , 341 ; ditto Passive, 141,14} ; the Committee's Certificates,4l ; Turkish Six per• Cents., 1868, for account, 61 ; Venezuela One-and-a-Half per Cents., 134. The demand for money at the Bank has not slackened, being yesterday quiteequal to the average of the last week. In Lombard-street little business was done below 41 to 5 per cent., and for good six months' bills 6 per cent was asked. Possibly the pressure may diminish after the 4th (to-morrow). Thursday next has been appointed • special settling day in the Stock Exchange in the scrip of the new Brazilian Loan. No gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for abroad. The rest of the 94,0001. by the Wel lesley was, however , taken foL t eitortation. The Boston, has b t only 4,0001. ha l specie, and the Tagus, from the eninsula, 3,7881. The 537,0001. in specie by the West India packet reached the warehouses of the Bank of England, from the Waterloo Station, yesterday, in twenty waggons. The assortment and weighing of this mare of bullion will probably take a week or more. It will then be placed in the hands of the bullion brokers. The Pera will take for the East to-morrow only 122,4581. in specie of which 14,4731. is gold and the rest silver. The particulars are as fol lows :—For Calcutta, 52,8401. ; Hong Kong, 38,5014. ; Madras, 16,1541. ; Sha nghae, 13,580/. ; Foo-choo-foo, 1,0801. ; and for Ceylon, 3191. The amount taken by each of the four last packets for Calcutta and China is shown below Feb. 20 per Ceylon, 2248921. March 4, pm• Ripon, 149,1911. ; March 20, per China, 259,1631.; April 4, per Pera, 122,4681. It is not likely that, in the prementdieturbed state of foreign politics, the Stock Exchange committee will order the establishment to be closed on Satur day next (the day after Good Friday). Last year tins step was adopted, a holiday being arranged from the Thursday afternoon until the following Mon day morning ; but in the interval so much excite ment and confusion were occasioned by the news of the Austrian ultimatum to Sardinia that the mem bers flocked into town on the Saturday morning, and one or two gentlemen of the committee were induced to authorise the opening of the house, notwithstanding the previous formal resolution to the contrary. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,2491., and the Brighton, an increase of 8241. A special meeting of the London and South Western Railway Company is called for the 26th inst., to consider various bills, fourteen in num ber, now before parliament. One of these autho rises the company to connect their Exeter Exten sion line with the Bristol and Exeter Railway ; another refers to the South London Railway ; a third provides for the construction of a railway from Egham to Woking ; whilst another enables the London, Chatham, and Dever Railway Com pany " to extend their railway communications to the metropolis." The London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company give notice of the closing of the transfer books of the Dover Extension Five per Cent. Pre ference shares and the Western Extension Six per Cent. Preference shares, preparatory to the making •ut of the interest warrants. A call of 41. is to be piid on the shares in the Riga and Dunaburg Railway Company by the 15th of May. The Secretary of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada invites such share and bond holders as desire allotment* of the bonds and shares of the "Chi cago, Detroit, and Canada Grand Trunk Junction Railroad Company," to apply to him. Maryland State Sterling Five per Cent. Bonds were this day placed upon the Stock Exchange daily list, and were quoted 95 to 97. The annual meeting of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company is called for the 25th of April. The Finance Committee of the Council of India have drawn no bills by the outgoing maiL A meeting of the Great Southern of India Rail way Company is called for the 17th of April, and will be made special to consider the company's bill now in parliament. MONDAY EVINFING. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 941 to 1 for the 11th of April, opened this morning at 94 to 4, advanced to 944 "buyers," and closed at 94 4 sellers," For money the last price was 94 to I. The official business report is as follows :—Three Cent Consols, for money, 94, 941, 931, 944, ; ditto, for aseonnt (11th April), 94, 9 0,941 ; Indian steel 2 n lB ; the Indian Five per Cent stock, 1869, 1 4, I ; ditto, for account, 1041 ; the Five pe o4l , r t. d enlaced" rupee paper, 971, 3 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1031, ; the In dian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1888, 981 ; Indian Bonds, le. dis. The Indian Five per Cent. rupee paper was last quoted 971 to 1 ; and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1034 to 1. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1869 was steady, at 1f to f. Exchequer Bills wore quoted 14s . to 18s. p r am. Mexican Bonds improved per cent. to-day, closing at 21 to 1. Some of the bondholders are disposed to hope that the collision reported to have occurred between Miramon's war vessels and those of the United States will entail the resolute inter position of the latter government. Turkish Bonds were rather firmer, the Loan of 1854 closing at 784 to 1, and that of 1858 at 801 to 1, Spanish Bonds were more inquired for, but the Deferred Three per Cents., though marked in the official list as high as 36, appear to have been offered all day at 341. The price of the last issue of Victoria Government Bonds thin afternoon wan 107, ex din., showin v a decline of about per cent. since Saturday. The amount of the bone now offered being large, cau tious persons seem indisposed to bid more than a small fraction over 106. Bank of Australasiashares have experienced a rather decided rally, being last marked 70. Other bank as well as miscellaneous shares were quiet. Bast and West India Dock stock was marked 120 ; and London Dock, 04 and 70. The cloning quotations for the shares in new undertakings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insu mice, 21 to 3k prem. ; Universal Marine, 9-16 to 11-18 prem. ; Lond on an d Provincial Marine , prom., " buyers ;" Bank o f T ur k e y, li to I} din .; Buenos Ayres and But Fernando Railway, 2i to prem. ; and City of London Brewery Preference, to prem. Mimi* Central Railway 'Maras have improved to goi to 39i dis. The last pri ce telegraphed from i New York s equal to about 40 di a . The last quota tion received at New York from this side was 45. Do. StoarVAL Geb.Bl.k. 14) lane shire! Yo n Aire . . 100 London-;,;d—Bi.Tl7"-.li 1001Lon,Brighlon.tth.Cosat at Loodou,Chstbas ADor tO London & North Westu . 10 Do. Eighths 10 Leedom! SouthWeA•ru m :.a r a 7,11 kV. .1 1000 - O; Moloopollioa * Wand DO AL lliff.•Derby OL Weolors ara) Al Noweaotlo *id Ooollole Newport. _Aber. llama 10 . 1 , 1 . awry"! AV faerfAlat. Nor erwr i,olkfN eitelip.42l* Northern Gouda' Us , 10 North British al North Doran AIL & D ill Dn. A ROO N. llootors—Setrialt _ _ 14. li( fi II Ii li, St. IC St. IC St. ,If : i~; ~: i~~ Si Do. ii.3./Llwa DO Ds Lodi DO Ds Tot DO North Lanka VI NortlA&Wooloostse lie North Btallordsbiro St. I.ta er. er. ea. I iiii,ii.TaTv7Z.r7,l-I—vci;ii: lit=e pa re:Li . Central N. IL Aber.Nk Midland almisplis Union & Slasien ONO &NM Minn Mail. & Elver Do Webilebra.,&e Siockans & Dartlairtan DM" ditto TER Tab Ulster _ Da. N Ws NI Math 111 Villielii Ili k PllllllOO . Watadaird & K Mow 111 . West Cornwell 0 , West London 100 100 100 100 100 INI 1 all all 7 all ZMINATL Drfa Dissisr 6p. et. b , Cdeddabb Ale Dubin/MA Aber. Jut Eat Asthma, A, Sp. et. Do. AS eA Do. E. 7 It.. c 4. &Open. la., 6 pd.1i0.1 I, Do. de. No.& Ds Nee p. d. 44 1 intern Lab& 4 p. et ' Min.& Oim,6 p. et 1 Edb..Perth, p.c , Great Northern, c p. et lio.sc.red. at 10 p.et.ten Do. 44 per cent. ..... Doss p.c.rad.at 6 p.c.pm. Gt.N. Scoldand, lst Pref. /AWN& ,Berka&lianta Do. redeem. 4i p. cent Do. redeem. 4 p. cent Do. Irredeeni. 4 p. et. Do to rt. redeem Pref. Do. Elan. Pre/. Shares Do. Cleat Do. do. do. 6p. e. Do. Bina. Gua. Stock Do. Chest. Gua. Share. Do. do. do Do. do. do [Am.& Yorksh. lassaliright..6 p.c. Oen St No 1 Dot p.c. do. No. Do. 6p. e. do .... Do. !p.c. do. Ne. 4 Dn.tllpe.pprrff Do. 7 p.c. Pref. bed.. Do.M.c.do. (W. IC&C. P. Doer. &St (die. def. Gil li • Cietaim sad Dover lANW.Orv.tiltat L&S.W.7p.o.St. ondrrptinoWb Idae.insef. lUacSp ot. Do. Ittl Do. SI per mint . . Do redeemable lip.et if Aland Cone ep.e.Mack Do Com. Sr.& Stip. c. Do 44v Cl. Pref. Stock • id.alitchist 4 p.c. New &Aber.a.c..perelp e ,wlth option tilt I • Norfolk sp. d. Li. Stmt. Nick SAHA 6 per cent Do. New Host 5 p. ct. Do. Border l'oloa N. Ma..—Beres. 4 p.c. . I Do. do do Do. Leeds 11 p.n. No. 1 Do. York. H tpare. North fildfordshint On. W.anfol.M.c. Do. irrecienaeble_ t odd& Own New Pref. • NIL% p.d.Pretat Do.Aher. gutlp. Do. 7 pct. Pref. Stock S. Damn Fined 44 9. . lb& Mee& An. 11.0.11` Do. 44 per cent Do. lined 44 per omit. A. Wake gm. 4 p. cent Do. 44 per cent • Yertahln 4 p. c. gua. Stoek.&Darlingtonfop.e. I Do. de. Billp.e. Do. do. Cep& Water.& Kilkenny 6p. c. FOREIGN L RAntesre. Antwerp t Rotterdam. Bahla&S. Fri. W Belgian K. Junction I It Ayres & A. Fernando• Resters to GrulsoesAsc j Carrnesti: Wass & laiLl Cuplapo Do Catena° Dutch Bhrnivh~ Eastern oi France .. 'Ott Russian true. p. e. I 1 0*. Central of France 1 Ot. La:ruble Coast. rth ! Italian Janctlon Intel Constance & Bala Lterre and Turnhout !Lombardo-Venetian LA ft .: an n 4 l ° an INem.&Lleste By the Po.llp.e.Prf. 13els.poL . Norther .fn 02} 2 1 4 4 106 I Do. New ithares i Norwegian Trunk Trek Paris, Lyons. and Medit Faris and Orleans lteclie and R. Francisco Pertutinbuco' g 7p. c. Riga and Dunaharg Rome and Frascati I Loyal Danish Royal Swedish i Do. 7 you rent. i Manibre and Meuse i 5 I Do. 64 percent. Pref. 8 hanTsulotim 'g 7 peat. (Southern rat France I [West Flanders I Do 64 per cent. Pref. 4 w..i.,t N. W. of Franca 23 Neaten, of Austria ,Wiestoden h. .1 2 1ts 42 118 xd 331 87 id 1 die 1 fn r co 67 60 16 U ii 11 PILIa'ZLINCZ SHARDS. 91 SI 190 10 6 2 • 69 101 110 119 109 110 110 112 10 111 IN 199 6t 0 110 112 75 77 117 119 110 112 10! 105 96 IS 111 IN WI SO SO IS 100 108 92 192 17 111 10} 114 74 . 76. 1 li 141 115 117 111 117 110 146 111 117 144 DS US 12111 1174 IV 70. Pla i Pm 130 141 101 103 96 01 Ilf Iff 100 111 id 108 110 id l i 1 dr v . v ., Ili HO 117 llf TS IT 121 112 let US _ _ 72 :1 T A 100 lel 100 100 38 90 M 101 SI te ts to 1 4 33 1 118 83 60 63 'MAY& ming prier., 1 Ws psi: I 1 n n pl I} dial 6 dia - ii Ii li peal 8 8 10 19 37 38 ge 82 36 65 67 le 11 dlil 13 16 dii DEBUCTULE STOCK& ii JOINT STOCK ILLNKS. 20,000, Agra sod U. Ser. I Augl.tal?Ala Bank of spot Bask of toool f?.???1 Bank of Tartar British N. America _ (Aut. Bank of lad* AndraHa, and China. Chrtrd. Mere. of India, Lon., and China City Colonial_ Sera. of Canada __., 86,000 80,000 85,000 10,000 00,000 Co* Corm of Leedom BeetiAadiCharel 1 9. Baok of eerltiorlaild ii,o6 t 5.000 10,000 Lon. Ch. Bank of AnstrL London and County .... London Joint Stock _.. Los. and Westminster.. Nat. Pros. of Yngland.. Do. New National Hank New Mouth Wales !i:*l 74 VT SO 71 L i* In 10 NI 141 ktental Bank Corporal Monson Hank Provincial of Ireland Do. New iouth Australia Union of Australia Union of London Unity Mutual U 74 0 71 177 • 1• Il lei lei ni ii INIAL 0011:11.24101NT en 70 17 171 mat 1M II I% xd No. I lb I 1120011. I rd. I ca. prtop. Id ea la. .... .. ban nor. 4 p.e.Jsat JU 1100 U 4 11l .... .. Do. 6 per tent, 1879 -1100 - - .... .. Do. 6 per cent., 10t 0 lO O, - - .... .. Do. 6 per cent.. 1882 "100 - - 114 .... .. Do. 6 per ct. Feb.stAug , 100 100 111 110 Do. 'per et. Mee& Sep 100 110 112 R 940110 .. Do. 6 per cent lOO 10114 1001 1001 Re3oooo .. Do. do. Scrip U - - .... .. New Brunswick Bonds lOO 114 110 .... .. N.& Wales Or. 69. c 1806 100 a 1001 .... .. Do. sp. c., 1871 to 1870 100 1001 .... .. Do. sp. c., 1880 .... .. Nova Soot's op. ct. SM .... .. Deb. redeem. 1875 . - .... .. Aunt. Oov. 6p. c. lends IGO U. 112 .... .. Vic. Ov. 6p. c. Jan.& lnlyloo - - .... . Do. do. 6p. a Apr.4ooo'lo3 111111 1074 id 1074 zd 10/I.IIIIN MIND. No. I Bk. 1 Mos. IPd 10. Woes. 1 Gum t,0 ° 0 ( 0 1' 21. 1 ) ton Accord, Limited 15 14 4 &s l ur 10,000 36 Bras. Imp. (lastfiLten ) 374 - - 11,000 10 Do. fit. John del Rey 16 23 24 1911 10,000 6 Do Zeds ilia. Co. all - - 00,000 1 Cla.Con. Ma. Os. Jet 12,000 40 Cobre Copper an 42 44 10,000 - Coplepo - - 75,000 1 Dun Mountain sll # 1 15,000 2 Fortuna 10,000 20 General an 13 26 110,000 2 Gt. Northam of S. Australia ( ) 1 Isr Ipm 76,000 14 limsunda (liss.) 10000 3 Linares 10,000 6 Lusitenian 103,015 1 , Ilariguits all 4 i so,wo 1 N. Rhine Copper of B. Australia (WIL) .- . 104. 1 dls par )0,000 20 Pon head fillosrLoad sll 1 7 100,000 6 Port Phillip 1 1 i 113000 1 Scottish Austin. (Um ) 10s. dis par 43,174 23.2.84 Coiled Mexican an 1 11 30,0001 1 1 Worthing (1.4 m.) all * I 40,030 Do. 1021CiLLANBOV6. No. 18. 1 COIPAIIIII. IPd I CI. pricers 1 Balm. 10 - 10 Anglo-Yeslaut Mint 20 25 Australian Arleta 660 1000 Atlantic TeL (Lim.) all - - 47,000 10 Berlin Waterworks all 4 41 44 _.. 60 Brit. American WWI - - 0000 60 Brit. & Irish Mat. TeL A all 27 30 3,261 10 Do. B 7 per c. tthl 1942 in SO 22 11,710 10 Do. C 8,916 34 Canada rand an UM 126 3,000 10 Cbannel islands TeL (I, 411 74 81 350,000 81 Cop. MrroflingaSeleit. an 26 30 12,000 26 Do. Pref. 74 per cent. ell 241 251 1,008826 Rt. Cr7stal Palace 100,130 Bt. Do. Preference 100,000 At. Do. Op. ct. Peep. Deb lOO 102 106 700,000 It. fleeter Telegraph 7,199 15 Do. New 70, 5 Loy and Aust. Cop. 10.000 U 1 . Steam Nevipflon 14 - - 100,000 1 Great Ship :Limited) 34,000 la Indian and Aust. TeL , Ils. - - 13000 1 Lou. District TeL (L) 1 1 00, 10 Loudon Discount (L.) 100,000 4 Lon. Oen. Omnibus (Is A 1 14 11 4 00, In Madras Irrirn. 4 Canal 1 1 111 pm 00, 10 Mediterransonarm.TeL MI - - 12,000 10 Mediter. Li. TeL (IL.) all S 4 00.000 25 National Diemen* Co 1 1 4Rs 11,310 10 Netherlands Land „ - - 00,000 5 Do. Bp. c, le. at 14k all 1 i 1.724 100 N. Bruns. &N. 0461.141. 111 10 15 100070 1 N. Brit. Australasian all 50,000 i 50,000 1 . astal Oss 60,000 1 Do. •• New Shares', Via 1 per 10,000 10 Cries. In. atm. (Una.)/1 0 - - 8.800 10 Do. do. a • - - 10,000 10 Do. do. Cb. - - 000,000 St. Peel Inver Lind it Mln. an 40 61 20,000 60 Pent, and Orlen. Roam all 70 0 1 3 1111 20,000 50 Do. New 40,000 20 Red flea lt Ind. TeL 64 L i fc is elO y ys. by Br. Orr. 1 a 74 r i d . 17 1 10,000 60 Lren 10,000 15 0. New 431 0 7 15,000 100 Komi Mail Ness - 011 U 44 2,000 At. Scottish Aust. Investm. 100 ISO UM 1.271 14,181 25 South Australian Lend nil 1 161 75,000 1 Submarine TeL Scrip 75,000 1 Do. do Resigners! an 60,000 ft lk In. 00. 1 1. 4 f i tCan 1- - I 10, 100 van Illomes's • is Nor.k. 1ORK11" Rt. fit. Nortat.4p. chat#7lo7 50,935 St. Norfolk 4 p.e Vat. tesge. [o nut', at N Bast. 4p.c4. IMO 10.100 j OR 1011. Wart. Its. 4444. .... St lecoltialk N. Nadi p. 4p. 1141 MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoca. In the mining market to-day busin.ss is rather quiet. West Caradon shares have been dealt in at 90, ex div. The other transac tions have been chiefly in shares in. East Wheal Russell, Grambler and St. Aubyn, Great Rata'Fick, Providence, and Treloweth banes. Prices are steady. St. John del Rey Mining shares have beets dealt in at 23i, being steady, and Fortuna at n. Vice• Chancellor Wood proposes on the 27th inst. to make a call of 12c. per share on the contributories of the Fat works and Wheel Virtue Miming Company. A special meeting of the Devon }Upon& Mining Company is Lulled fur the 10th of April, to determine whether the working of the mine shall be proceeded with, and in that ace to make a call. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (BT TIBLIGBAYB.) • (room OUR COLIZSPONDENT.) Grain market firm. Good business in wheat, prices. Flour dull. India oorn in fair demand : Calatz, 361. 6d. ; Ibrail, 335. 9d. • Egyptian, 3,35. Oats, oatmeal, and barley steady . Egy p tian bean s saleable, at to Ma. ed. Weather fine. MINCING-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) &MAR.—The public sales sea going off heavily, and prices scarcely sustained. Refined : This market is very dull. corraz.—The public sales went off without spirit, yet the importers refusing to sell without obtaining fury pre vious rates, about half bought in. TEA.—The market remains very inactive. Rica continues in fair demand at the late advance. Rum remains steady. Sammrrig.—The market is quiet at last week's prices. fincins without alteration. Markets generally dull today. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The merlon io steady. Tows tallow is quoted Me., net cash ; Pstanisiarg Y.C., on the spot, 6616 - 9 d. • all April, 58e. 3d. ; May to June, Ms. ; July to sept., 635. ; Oct., 525. 6d. HAY MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) Messrs. Davis and Company report trade steady, prices without alteration. frame meadow hay, 78s. to 84s. r, superior ditto, 86s. to 955. ; inferior d0.,605. to 70a. ; rowan, flOs. to 70s. ; clover, old, 90a to 110 t. ; wood cut, 80s. tat 90s. ; straw, 275. to 34a. LOCAL SHARI MAIWETS. Lirmirool., Aran. 2.--Saiss to-day . :—Cabxionimi. 691 ' - Eastern Counties, 11—lenesehire and Yorkshire, 101! : Loudon and North Westerns, 971 1 j—Manebester. Sheftiell. and Lincoln, 411 1 2 11 211—Midland, 1161 1 1 1---Routh Eastern, 261 3a. 9 I—Grand Trunk of Canals, 84—Royal Insurance eons. WRY. b Is Mencuarrint, APRIL 2.—The market opened rather depressed, but afterwards improved, and clewed with firmness. Grand Trunk of Canada, 81—Great Western, 1371—Manchester, Ohef 6eld, and Lincolnshire. 421—Dover, 2111—North Staffordshire, 31 d.—Londons, Go —Sh.lland, 1164—Greet Ship Company, 9s. 9d. —Scottish North Eastern, " Aberdeen Stook," 3k--Caledonians, 801—Lombardo-Venetian, 17-16 p.—Union Bank, 1 p.—Eastern Comities, 11. BIRMINGHAM, APRIL 2 —Birmingham Canals were sold to-day at 04, and Gloucester Wagon shares at 2a. 6d. p —Chester and Holyhead Stock was offered at 61—Brighton, at 110—London and North Western, 981—and South litaffords, 101 There were buyers of Worcester Canal at 13—of Birmingham Banking Com pany shares at . 110—of !Indian , * Sant arl324—and of Hlrrn, ogham Fire-office Marta at 100. THE POLICEXAN AND THE Eons. —Samuel Selbey, of Hastier, was charged at the last borough washout at Hastings, with stealing three eggs, the property of Wastel Brisoo, This case was of a somewhat novel character, from th F e . fact that the prisoner was a probationary constable in the Hastings police force, and was caught by a brother officer stealing the very property he was set to protect. About three weeks since Selhey entered the force, and COIII plaints having been made of eggs having been stolen from Bohemia, he was instructed to give a good look nut for the offenders. Superintendent (Banister observing that he was unsuccessful in bringing the thief forward ' and that the eggs continued to set Sergeant Jones to watch him. Early on Friday go, morning, while this officer was .ecreted in the outbuilding, Selbey went in and taking three eggs from the nest, coolly placed them in his hat and walked away. When Selbey went off his heat, the sergeant accused him of the theft at the police station, and gave him the choice of either being searched or voluntarily producing the eggs. Selbey adopted the latter course, an •quietly submitted himself to be locked in the cell. The eggs had been marked, and upon • were found W . be those miming from the nests. Primmer, who had nothing to say in defence, was then fully committed for trial. Two BOATS LOST. —On the 17th ultimo two boats, with fourteen men on board, were blown from the oast of Lewis during • very severe gale, and no hope is , entertained of the safety of their crews. This great cala mity has completely paralysed the fishing in the neighbour. hood, as the men are exceedingly superstitious, and weeks may elapse ere they again proceed to gee. —Grensock Ad. eertiser. • MIDDLES= COUNTY LUNATIC MIMI:IN.—OD Tumday evening, the 27th ult., a concert was given to the patients in one of the large dining halls of this institution, making the fifth during the winter. They have previously been held in the large ward, but, the number a increasing each time, it has been found neeessaryrrte d a to greater space. On this occasion about 400 female and 50 male patienta were present, and a large number of attend mita ; also several of the magistrates, the medical imperils. tendent of each department, and others of the medi cal staff. The performers consisted of amateurs and profit,- sional gentlemen residing in town. Several pieces and solos for violoncello, violin, and flute by the great composers were performed, much to the enjoyment of the patient., who encored on several occasions. Four-part stags and negro melodies also formed part of the programme. It was re markable to observe the great attention and quietude of the patients. Mr. Toiler, one of the assistant medical officers of the institution, has been at the pains of getting up these concerts, being fully convinced of the greet benefit and pleasing effect of music upon the minds of the patients. Too much credit cannot be given to those gentlemen who have so kindly aided in contributing to the pleasure of so large • number of afflicted inmates. Love AND BUICID/L —A very melancholy event took place at York yesterday (Monday) morning. A young lady, named Mary Lowther, of Lytham, near Bowden. . was visiting a relative, Mrs. Wray, of keworth. It is understood that she had formed an attachment of which her friends disapproved, and that in coneequerice she had recently been in a desponding state of mind. On Sunday evening she retired to bed with Mn V. ray, and in the morn ing (about two o'clock) she was missed. It was then found that she had dressed, and left the house. An alarm was raised, and her bonnet and skirts being found on the leaks of the river Foss, near to Monk Bridge, men were employed to drag the river. Her body was found about seven o'clock the same morning in the river, and was . romoved to an inn adjoining, where it await. the coroner's Millen. THE IMPERIAL FANCY BALL AT PARIS.—On the 17th of April her Mejanty the Emprefe , gives a franc fancy dres ball at the hotel of her mother, the Countess Mootijo, in the Champs Elyse's. Invitations are already ' being issued, and it le said that some of the costumes I ordered will be of fabulous beauty and price. The dress of her Majesty, although simple enough in material, will of course surpass all others in magnificence of precious stones. ' The Empress intends to personate Diana equipped for the chase. The dress is composed of a short skirt of tulle, embroidered with silver stars and enieeente. The body in ws, hawe tt s orfea Pe rer o h f er fl a esh mide i n °4lwd quivert ed with e" w ar ili ro be mad hiu e d parts of which will sparkle with diamonds. A simple gold band encircles the head, with a large diamond crement and two small stars in frorit,.pink silk boots with golden anklets set with diamonds. It is said the!, her Majesty, to i;et the diamonds in the shape requisite nor this dress, hr.. been obliged to have, in conjunction with her private jewels, several of the largest piecei - belonging to the crown dia monds unset and remounted and that the pongee ...millets) will be estimated as worth mem than 10 millions of francs. The already beautiful hotel et ram Countess de tiontijo is undergoing alterations and ta for thispe, which will give it an appearance of Bite megffififtmee and splendour; in fact, it is said tir her Majesty lois stated that no pains or expense shall 1 . spared to make this, her private bat memo', not only the mat magnificent vir6e of the scams, but one of the graudest fires ever known in the ' annals of pleasure. —Morning (Arvin!, 1 'I