The Express. — London, England, 1865-04-19 00:00:00

LAM INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) FIRST DAY OF TELL canary to gement custom on the opening of Easter T e ethe Lord Cheneellor did not invite to breakfast at his r i v ets redde n s. this morning the judges, serjeasts, and Q i ne's wonsith and coathrention wee general as ho swam ed this ebsags. There was none of that beetle ,ok I really seen when the judges walk in procession villeethothther Ball, and the business of the respective node commenced Wore 12 deka. The principal event daemon* wee the ceiling within the bet in the several o searg seawal barristers who hid been appointed Queen's a gog, " harped in the law.' Mar to &stir falling within the Term, the wart did m e sh the Ant four dap, but the time is made up by a gnesthem to the end of the Term. Trinity Term will ponalerally be delayed four der this year, and the sa ges Won the loos vacation wit be protease& In order to root any lees of time or inconvenienee to the gaiters who Weems' est doors for trial. Mr. Manley Smith, the w oo appointed master in the room of the late Sir A. D. oeft,look his seat for the tint time this morning in the °pat of Queen's Bench. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. slow in 811100. — ( ore Lord Ohief Justine Oookbarn, sad Joatioss Mahar% Mellor, and Shoe.) Kam QUElletil &Mum. Tits following gentlemen were called wildds the bar : gr. Josh. Brown, Mr. Balmy, Mr. Webster, lad Mr. Ei g attt, of the comma law bar; Mr. De Gel, Mr. j o bs& Williams, Mr. Edward F. Smith, and Mr. Jossell, el the &Lowy bu• ; Mr. Serjeant Robinson, haring rs • wired the coil, was also called within the bar. NAVIN V. =NB. Mr. Field, Q. 0.. said this was as seam' tried before kr. Biwa Martin at Leeds, what the plaintiff was noneuitel, with liars to move the court to eater the verdict for the alaifor 1004 The plaintiff is a medical man in pre°. 6 - at leads, sad to 1862 the defendant placed his son with de plaintiff for a month on trial, and it was afterwards arrupd that the defendant's son should be apprenticed to the plainWi for four years, to be lodged and boarded and tight the profession of a surgeon by him. the defeadant oa detaring to pay • premium al MU, to be paid by in sistent'. The eon remained with the plaintiff for a year sad a half, but the waggon:ante were serer oarried ont by the defendant, and at the tad of that time he refused ht.ho allow his son to retire to the plaintiff. rplastid bid brought this aotio& to recover 1001. hr d b• year and a halls board, lodging, and tuition whilst the mootiationo were going on for an iatendad partnership, which never came off in cionsequeree of the default of the lather. The leaned bane held that the plaintiff could not oss for quaattua =rail, but that the action should have his for breach of reatraot. Rule granted. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Buse in Babao.--(Befora Lard Mat Await* Ede, aad Justices Bylaw wad Baatiag.) Imo a. OILCIOILLPD. — TIii TAMP= OP VIZ LIILDS WIPING COMPANY. Mr. Quin mid that this wu an action brought by the Asia liquidator of the Leeds Banking pompany h the name of the public officer of the bank sorest the egasget, for the purpose, as it were, of plating gym the shoulders of the manager the tosemneaces of the Wise of the bank. The damages were laid at 50,0001. nodeslamina alleged that the manager had negligently sad improperly advanced money to of insu ffi cient walk sad ups insu ffi cient and f securities. The pro ud application was for a rule to allow the defendant to Ord in ewer to the action the indemnity clause in the sway's deed, which stated in substance that the officer' Sega not be liable for toes unless it were caused by their wilful seems or default. yr. Justice BAN said that such a plea, if allowed, would fuss the defendant from the consequegoes of say negligence which was short of fraud. Mr. Quin said that all he sought to do was to plead the &ed . , is answer to the allegation that the defendant had ncelgeatly sad improperly advanced mosey. The court, after some &musing, granted a role nisi. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Goa%urn.) TUN POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAILY.) 1111001 LING 0•6111,-0011111111.1. George Buckley, a romectablrlooklag rasa, theMbed as a barman, was ak aea Mien Kr. Darker, cm rimed, with committing a varase ausalt es his wife en Imather-lme, Hothorm. The primmer was farther alum* with attempt. lag to mormit eatilde by ratting Ids throat at the polies station, ClerkearrelL lir. G. 0. Neg. eolkitor, &amid for the defence ; aced Yr. Hamm, from the Aloe for the Protection of Women, watched the reae. The bankrupt was . ; ;reaps psruen t, of Red-liougiourt, Fleetstreet and Fetterlane. This wu the adjourned sitting for <undulation and discharge. Debts about 1,3001. Mr. Bagley opposed for the assignee, Mr. Barker, • creditor for 1,1001. The accounts were most unsatisfactory. The bankrupt had received a large sum of mosey shortly before his failure, and gave no account of the way in which it had been disposed of. After Wain Mr. Reed, for the bankrupt, His Rooter said the bankrupt had not done what he was ordered to do, and there must be another adjournment. ifs had kept no cash book, and his cash account showed peat dispepanciam Dories the adjournment the assignees might give requisitioea to the bankrupt, and he must answer them before the nut 'Wing. Adjourned to the 12th of June. In ILI Z. J. WARM/MD. Thetenkrapi was a wine marahant t Lat. Beeet's-pleoe, ■ Cemeehurchalmet. residing at High -Wk. Th is was Ss adjourned lifting for examination discharge. The meants show spinet debts of 6,2004, 11•0111 and property ti ksid at security, 4,9001. i; Mr. Miller, on behalf of the bankrupt, asked for an ad *moment cm the ground that some Mende of the bankrupt ▪ won about to offer a composition to the creditors, and ta Ike cam out of mart. Mr. B. Chidley, for the assignees, concurred in the appli cation. • Adjourned accordiogly . Is i Ids iota oat or- ago( ition eve: A ot net mat 7 foe that The bankrupt was a meraant, of St. Benet's-Oace. Debts 6,3824, of which 6,0881. are doe to unsecured cre ditors—no meets. At the laid sitting the bankrupt was required to file goods and deficiency accounts, but had not hoe so. It was alleged, on his behalf, that tbe accounts required were so complicated that he had not had time to preliers them. Mr. Liekleter appeared for the sadness ; Mr. E. Reed for coeditors, sad Mr. Brunch for the beak:rapt. His Honour said the bankrupt was clearly in default, and the ow must be adjourned at hie expense. Au adjournment was ordered for two meths with protec tion. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) THE MUTT BA The charge against Mr. Terry and Mr. Burch, the manager sad secretary of the Unity Bank, was resumed this mom * before ?dr. Justice Smith. Some farther evidence wee adduced for the prosecution, mad the trial wu ywoosediag when we went to press, and it will, in all probability, last smother day if not banger. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) 8 0 rd. I lAN IN Mall f . 5k t0. 4404. 1 14 : Imo Is 40,000 GO 10,000 10 11.100 SECOND COURT. (Before Mr. Perm/ A FLINCH COUNT IN MINIM Alfred Guy de Villiers, 34, a tall military4ooking men, aid to bee French count, and of highly respectable °m aniacs, was placed at the bar, charged with steeling two hair pie., value 10s., the property of Caroline Samson. Mr. Collins prosecuted' Mr. Wood defended the pri sms ; hf. Albert interpreted the evidence. Mr. Collins opened the rime very shortly. He said that whatever wee the position of the prisoner the fade were •117 simple. The prwooer was charged with s two Mir pins from • stall in the Lowther Arcade. The vas seen to come up to the stall, take up the two put them in his pocket, and walk away with them. Mr. Hanoil lee, who had bees watching him, followed bin'. and pee him into custody, and the pins were taken from out of the Wiseuer's Eocket. Alfred Hamilton wen called—He mid from something Bat was said to hint be watched the pn That wee on Be night of the 6th inst. He saw him steadies by the side el one of the shop stalls where the pins were exposed far lola He mw him Oho up the pins end put them into his pocket. Witness followed him into the Strand, and sailed the 'arcade beadle. who took the pins from out of his pocket. The primer said nothing. Creaeramiaed—This was about 9 o'clock at night. He lad made no inquiries about the primmer, but he had every Seems to believe that he wss highly respectable. Henry Judie., the beadle of the arcade, said he was celled the witness Hamilton to take the primmer into custody. When he told him he must go with bun be made no reply. Be the* took the pine from the prisooer's pocket. He oily found BYd. oo his pe rs on and some French document*. Mrs. Wood addressed** jury, and said the facts were very time if they believed the witnesses, and submitted that the A curious case of accidental poisoning has oc- Primer took the pins but without any felonious intent. He curved at Blackpool, Cock, Some children west to Ash la Nee • most Greenest diam • ter. Hs had beam In Caner in _p0.1.55, tho rowan sad found what they took to be lie French army, "Lod bad served is **Crimea. . Mr. Payne summe d up the evidence. ea d a dd th e jw wild ennui growing tear the water. The vegetable , how ** if the fact s were c l ear th e y must not regard the ever, was Imie•wk, bating a w • ••••I' l e* The children M." position in life, but should deal with it in the same ate some. There were eight of them, sad they were all Isamu as they would if the prisoner was aa ordinary per- • taken ill immediately. One of them, a boy 13 years of sea. age, was seined with giddiness, and fell into the water in The jury immediately found the prisoner Guilty. Hr. Payne asked if any inquiries had been made about consequence ; be was drowned, although the water was the trimmer! only two feet deep. As to the rest, the application of Hr. Wood said be was about to go to America, and called prom pt re medial ewe pot th em ou t of d ense r. the primmer's wife, who so. proved that it was so. H r . p ay ,. ()r i me d the pnoo aOr to $Oll, into hi e ow . re . LAND MORTGAGZ BANC Or INDIA. —(THIB DAT. }— ensigns.' is th e sum of 501. t o come op for jodgmeot At the sewed ordinary general roast's' of the shareioldsre, when called upon and if he went to America he would held fi r t at the London Ta whi c hNr. S. Lung in her e o more of this. the ; the report of the directors wee published Th prisoner entered into the desired arreklekeedt some time alma, Was adopted, and a dividend el fa per lift the court with his friends. share declared payables' the Pled last. SMARR LISM-(7 7 818 DLL) Two o'Choon. The railway market is flat to-day, and several of the leading lines have declined. London and North Western stock is especially heavy, and has receded / per oent. Midland has also fallen per cent., Lancashire and York shire 1, and South Eastern and Great Eas tern 1. Metropolitan has improved 4. Lon don and North Western stook is now quoted 1221 to 123 ; Great Western, 751 to f; Midland, 1361 to ; Lancashire and York shire, 120 to 1 ; South Eastern, 861 to ; Great Eastern, 47} to ; Caledonian, 132 to 133 ; London and Sonth Western, 961 to 971; Great Northern, 133 to 134 ; and Metropolitan, 132 4 to 1. Paris, Lyons, and Mediterranean, and Paris and Orleans railway shares are dull, while Great Western of Canada and West Flanders meet with inquiry. Indian lines are inactive. Ilse wife d the primmer, who was led w in ' to court, the upper of her hies being headset!, modated with a seas she still smeared to es very ill. She mid— i am the wife of the prisoner, and I reside at 36, Shafts,- harydtreek Now Nortimmi veryed. On Saturday, the lid of April, harbead Ina meek *died, mad . on that day I lett , t my he house and rema in ed with his frWds all night, se I was afraid to go home. Os the following morning my husband came to the hones where I was stopping and I mw him, but he never reeks to me, roe I to him. After that he went oat, and I went and tried to find him, but I did not sammed, and on returning to the place where I had been !deep*, 2, Union.buildings, Holborn, I found • him there. I remained with him the whole of the It, Sunday evening, although we were quarrelling 10ft. ratnearly the whole of the time. About 11 o'clock Si. * out for the purports of going home, and husband followed me. When in Leather-lane I ee round to speak to him but before I could do so he struck 10 me a violent blow in my eye. He did not speak to me. le It was a hard blow and mein* to make iris go oat of both 10 myeyes. It was a damaged eye before th* blow but I Le mold see out of it. I was lobes to the Royal Free Hospital 22 Gray's Inn-reed, where I have been ever slam and have got er. to go bask again whey I Mare hem I have lost the sight N. of my eye, but I do not wish to polish my husband, as sending him to prism will not restore my sight. All that I St require is that he should be bound over in his reeognimmeen g to keep the peace towards me and keep away from me for s the tutors, as I do not want to have anything mom to do er, with him. I should my he had been drinking, but not to D. 117.01111 L St Crommexarninal by Mr. Nash—l have been married to the 8 i =eight years, bull have no children. I had not berm et that day. I know a pinch named Fred. Mated, a t . and I oohabited with him before I was married to the 81 p risoner. I did not my before husbaad sten& me that I was going to live with Mellott. my The primmer had had a it. a hit on the head with a pump handle, and when he drinks 10 . hie head is affected. He had bees drinking, but lam oar- g : tato I had not. When not in drink my husband is very kind mg, *to me. He *rook me hut saes. se. Mr. Henry Marriott mid—l was house-surgeon at the me Royal Free Hospital, Gray's Intro*, on the 2nd of this _lll month when tie complainant was brought there by the 00 ,„! police Interim 11 and 12 o'clock. On examining her I 14 found she had sostained • severe contusion of the right 100 eye, and the left appeared to be one mass of blood. Stood N. was oozing from the corner of it. There was likewise a con- N. siderablebruiaing of the eyelid of that eye. A severe =raft as. tutional disturbance took place in consequence of the injury. t°„, She bad sustained • rupture of the external mating of the ir s eye ball, with • protrusion of the inters* strueture through N. the wound. The sight is totally gone, and in all probability St irretrievably lest el. Or .examined by Mr. Nash—l should think that the ft injury was done with the knuckle. A clenched fist would 84 . not have done it. It could not have been accidental. It t . might not have been caused by • fall. The complainant 2s was may mach exalted wires she was brought to the hos- 26 pital, and might have been drinking • Mae. Policemonstable Kith , 31 G, said—On the night in 51. question I saw a mob in .bine, and beard • woman la 10 scream. Os going there I saw the complainant, and one of is. her eyes was driven right in, and the blood was on 10 front it so thick that it would hardly trickle. When l l = se, the power into custody and told him the charge, be said IL " right, be would go," At the station be asked for hie IL knife. He threw up his head in a very sudden manner, and N.; drew hie knife sorer his threat. He made a mark acmes the throat, but did not do himself much hum. It took N three or four coodables to struggle with him before the 20 knife could be taken away. He was very excited at the at time. 10 Mr. Nash said the primmer was • respectable man, and t therefore he hoped the magistrate would at once deal with '4; the cam. Mr. Barker said it was far too serious for him to decide — it must 10 for trial. Mr. Nash said then he would reserve the defence, but hoped bail would be taboo. Mr. Barker committed the prisoner for trial, but con- mated to take bail, the prisoner himself in 401. and two sureties in the sum of 201. each. 10 The prisoner was looked up in default. 106 WORSHIP-STREET. THE SHOPNVOIIAN AND HEE EMPLOTER. 100 M. Maria Robinson, young, ladylike and interesting, the at daughter of • gentleman wall known in past years as eau- NO used with the legal prairies and tow deceased, was N. charged on remand with robbing her employer, Mr. Bert* alt. min Hartshorn, a draper and haberdasher, carrying on Z bushier near the Triangle, illeakaey. tae It will be mooned.* that the prisoner had been in the so employ of Mr. Hartshorn as a shopwoman for about three In months, that from suspicion, as be alleged, of her honesty Le he requested cue Su d sy night to be shown the cadent. NA of her box, that she mimed. and insisted oa leaving the house, which she did, promising to return in the morning I M following, with her sister in whose presence the trunk should 122 be opened. This arrangement was carried out, and the pro- is. senator having called in a police-constable claimed several articles found in the trunks., a portion of his stock in trade, N which bad no right there, and must, be smarted, ham been l stolen by the young woman,woman,whom he therefore gave it N. into custody. For the deform., it was shown that several of them pieces 2 of goods had been given to the prisoner by her married we sister, who previously kept a milliner's shop in Hackney, 100 that others she had bought out of the prosecutor's stock, 10 10 and that Me bad bees seen by another shopworn= to have N . apparently paid for them by putting money into the till ; et one item—a handkarchiet—she disclaimed all knowledge of, ist and could not, she amused her solicitor, account for Ito being IP in her trunk. N. Today the whole matter suddenly took the following 1 4 unexpected . turn : Mr. Lewis (to prommtor)—Was this young lady's trank et aimed during her absence from your house ? N. Mr. Hartshorn (visibly confused) began to fold some of * the 'Wefts before bim and remained silent. Mr. Lewis—Now, sir (repeating thelqueetion)—probably something morels known of this than you imagine. Mr. Hartahorn—Well, I believe that it was. Mx Lewis—By whom? Mr. Hartshorn—My wife. Mr. Lewis—When. Mr. tshorn—On the Sunda afternoon. Mr.Le Le wis—The same day h a t you *cased her on her 1 return Mr. liartaborn—Yee. Mr. Lewis—Any servant in the house? Mr. Hruiehorn —No, myself and wife only. I knew nothing of the box being opened at the time, and afterwards was very vexed ; but Lidice are maims, and— Mr. Lewis—And you a kindly dimmed man. Now, sir, from where did your wife get the key in question? Mr. Hartshorn—lt was on her own bunch. Mr. Lewis—la she here ? Mr. Hartshorn—She is nok Mr. Lewis (to the magistrate)—Sir, I think after this revelation the lady should be present. At personal inoon. vesience I will remain while she is fetched. Ms. Cooke—l quite agree with you. 401 Hartshorn — If — you will permit me I will send her. tO,OOO Not anyone elm is in care of the business. Ikon I* Mr.Cooke—The constable in charged the ease will fetch 40 09 : 00 , 0 " Les her. It will not occupy =ay minutes. Ai m 7 After a brief space the lady having been brought in a m o l d cab, entered the coml. and her husband war ordered from 4000 1 100 it ; upon bee oath she detailed the proceeding ` ma dated kOOO mei by him, and when in a voice of apparent 10,00 0 00 in Mr. Safford ._the clerk asked her,• Did any eelllo 10 MON BO poison look into her box r she replied, " No." 10,000 Mr. Safford—You are rue of that, madam! 40,011/ Mrs. Hartabern—l—l tried the heap. 10,000 100 Mr. Safford— When ? 10,000 100 Mrs. Hartaboni—Oe the Sunday afternoon. 20.005100 Mr. Seffeed—Yes aft *wag it 1 50,0051 00 1114000 Mos. Hartshorn—No. o.ee e ff Mr. Safford —You sever epee* the box? qr Mrs. Hartelsorn—No ; I did not open it at all. 100. Mr. Cooke (eternly)—Are you sure of that? 20 Mtn Hartshorn pawed, mat her eyes downwards, and thee said* alow voice—No, lam wrong. I did open it t‘ with one of m own keys—(end the witness, by diet of further questioning by Mr. Safford, admitted that bar hus band looked foto the box, and perceived all that was there.) Mr. Cooke unsay remarked—This is • very gisve charge a against this young pence. The prosecutor's @video°. is in O, most particular instances contradicted by that of his own wife, who elm, when premed, ocostradicta herself. I can detain the primmer no looser. Min Robinson curtsied ; nomirtakeable sounds of entisfactios were beard from the body of the court bat them were gelidity dimmed, and the young woman left the mart with EMMY friends. ORDINARY MAR= AND STOCKS. 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THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. tiTTalOO4 18.—Bake to-day :—Great Western, 721 1.--lanceabire and Yorkshire, 1191 20 I—London and Nadi Waiters, 12111!111 l-ILanchteter, Bhaftletd, and LAn colnaltire. 611-Iletropolitan, 111$—Midland, 117$—North }astern Berndt capital stock, 1121—PanuncRlo Woe, 1 7-16 p. —Grand Trunk of Canada, S per cent. atb preL stock. 2S —Die, 381—Illinois Central, 61 1 I—Antwerp and Rotterdam, 101 — Great Luxembourg Mares, 731.16 LI 12 1616—Confederate Loan. 22 2 11—United Mats 5-20 Beads, 1121 coupon.—Bank of Liverpool, 28—Eastern Zxchange Bank (Limited), 11 d.—Yer motile and Exchange Bank (Limited), It 3-16 4 .—Nortk Western Bank (limited ;. 319-16 p.—British sal Natalia Marisa (Lialtai). Si v.—Queen insurance, 9-16 p. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE NT ZUWINO TILIEGRAPIL) NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. (THIS DAY.) SWEEPSTAKEI OF 50 SOVS. T.Y.O. Peeress aad Veaus are hue. Pup Foariar.—Khadijah I sad Sloth. ENTRY £5O SUBSCRIPTION PLATE T.Y.C. Catalogue, (lemma, The Warrior, Lytham, Belle, Le Mechem* Gem of the Sea, Cordoba, Viceroy, sad Old bury. All ue bare. -- - - —. ENTRY SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 BOYS. T.Y.C. Goidylacks, Island Chief. Flies/et, &Met, Thais, Roarer, sad Tourterelle. All are hers. EMILY HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. D.Y. Oem of the Sea, 5 yes, Sac 121 b ; Principal, 6 rs, Sit 411; ; Haloes's*, 4 yrs, fist 21b ; Brahma, 3 yn, Sit Saapicioa, 4 yrs, 7d l= • Nebula, 5 yrs, 7st 101 b ; Clair. voyaute, 4 yrs, 7d 51b ; Givarautiae, 4 yrs, 7d 31b ; Lady Coalman, 3 yn, bat 10lb. AU are ben. OOLIIIEN STAKES. R.N. Pampa, Jade o'Leatera, TimmJammu Dos Bunko, Bel. Out's, Bydammtam mid Haarlem ars hon. PAID Foam% —Re Galaainotao, Glengarry Leely„Tr•- degar, Penmen of Wales, sad DERBY TRIAL STAKES. Last mils sad • half of B.C. Lord Zeeland, Fills tleFiir, Nast:lei= f, sad St. Nessus an bore. PAID Fourar.—Chaff, Broeneekl, Diviner, Omen* Nosparaille. sad Ludicrous. SWEF/STABES OF 25 SO v'S. Criterion Course. Troublesome walks over. LATEST BETTING.—(THIS DAY.) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 100 to 30 sgst Liddingtou (of) 14 to 1 Chattanooga It.) THE DERBY. 15 to 1 aid Kangaroo (t fredy.) Liddingtoe was scratched for the Derby at 12 o'clock this day. CATTERICIL—(THIS DAY) The following aro the oady hones that had wired up to last Eight :—Gersalchy, Lady Abbess, Wan/hoop, Alex aadrii, Belmont, Black Jaaket. Earydire, Harry Bodlaford, Sin Charade& WA* Jolts. Kra, Lirripar. Proaselata, Star of th• Eveaiag, and Vaaeara. 1110,111 f MARIII2:-(THI8 DAY) re. I si. i = zsa liesairs mar .. I Auleatiaaggili: ifeoparithissiOiss; liesatag Do. New btN /makes Idol I. L Mag. Tel. (L) DMA ita Tie (L) I Dias ia N is= TX) rot=„Pro.lL ler CUT 011 en (Lba.) dAlrlesaliat.(L? 17aloaDr. O. dig. De. Maw Do. at Mautilui (L) Mao e l ;ill ,«1N life 10 600 N Is 4..__ I. _t ilt: . ;0011 ;iOI JO MO I* ,000 If 60/20 GO 1,000 110 oa i Deb. 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X ops* ii 6010 10 009 40 040 10 OM 16 6010 000 60 6000 10 6000 06 OGG S 6000 SO ___ riU 1,003 SI YOAO 100 4600 U 48•1 u s° l 1 090 111 ,026 ,606 .000 000 N NO N 1.000 Fi II flt _ p 3" 1: rip. 2. a a 1 li 11 46, _NI --? tin is Ow dif= 3 1_4133 eiPl " i Silo 4 4 dim i Ulm 4 2Oa 19 19 i 191: 8194. - il Taal idis Igo 1 2Os $ iiii 1 112 114.117 — its I ii itls Par l 1 15 0 . 1.12d8 itl7a 10 db Mitar 10 QM Ibba idb Per 6 $ 14 a dr i 1 11 14 ii_ i 4. 22 2 I 212 II 1 dla . - loz In 0 1 1 71 ire 11 • &I 6 ells 8 bells _l_ I}B6B 101 1 10 De. Mariam Investment (L ) Kaarltlas &o.iti libel Maw. Tel. lffillwall Doe Works. Watal Linda Ooi. C. (1 1 National Ills.Oost. L National Masada 1 1 NatiottalTrov. Nakao) Was 1 11 14 NwboddaCoal & I. Do. New Nieslort T.&Leea(L NorthernAremTew(L) Nikita Itatzelaidea(l.) N.lldt.&blercaa. Le.(L Novelloottao. aadL .14 Do. do. Deese Meese (Dram Ce 11= "1441. (11.5. WNW Rae (WOW) Do. New Iniewdleseat(L) Otago & Stlttead Invest. litiaactel (L.) Das Malted Yermaall.N.ltesalL) Do. do. Do. New Pedile.lwad&lll&.(L) 1 Pookssolar & 0. Mew De. do. New 1 ... 9... 11L kc koa ' &tel. City Improv. (L ) I Ditto ditto ... . I Royal Nallllea&. 9loot. kartra.banal. t &atth. iniga &00. L ISoallesa.ffli t. 0 L ) e. Artisan IL & I: 110 Do. Second tame loath Lutrellaa Lazed Do, Scrip Tol.oonetrvaNtllal&OL Itaateettlerwy la. (L) Trest&Ageseyealae. L. T. &L Co. of U. Owed& U&Narbc of Law. ILI VateedJL Tele'. 00. La) Moan Martae laa.(L) Upper Aram Fra(Lizn ) Ditto van DkeseWe lead— Name& llawseellasa. Weetladte&wwtera T. PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Wotan.—Original 5 per conk Redeemable P€el., 102. Great Western.—Original Birmingham Guaranteed Stook, 73. Unawake 41 per cent. (Blackburn Purchase), 100. London and Brighton. 6 per cent. Guaranteed Stock, 129. Tito 600•1 to 6000' 10 !AN! Two o'Czoou. The transactions in the stock markets to-day have been upon a limited scale, business having been a good deal interfered with through the unexplained detention of the Liverpool and other northern mails, which have only been delivered within the last hour, instead of the first thing in the morning, l i in the ordinary course. The news of the fresh Bec omes of the Federal armies, pointing to a speedy ter mination of the war in America, has also caused sales. The funds have declined 1 per cent. Foreign stocks are sensibly weaker. Home railways have likewise shown a drooping tendency, except Metro politan, which continues in demand. There is a fresh fall of 3 per cent. in the Confederate Loan. There is little business in the discount market to-clay, but no transactions are reported below 31 per cent. The rate for loans in the Stock Exchange from day to day on English government securities, is still 21 to S per cent. Consols are now quoted 901 " buyers," for money, and 91, " buyers," for the account (May 9). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91, 1, 901 ; ditto, for amount, 911, 1, 91 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, it, 89 ; New Three per Cents., 891, ; Annuities, 1885, 14; Bank Stock, 242, 240 ; India Stook, 216 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 107, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent., 991 ; Five per Cent. " sawed " rupee paper, 1011; and Exchequer Bills, 7s. prem. Most of the speculative foreign stocks, including Turkish, Spanish, Greek, and Mexican, have de clined Ito f per cent. Confederate has fallen 3 per cent. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz. :-Greek Bonds, 201 to 21 ; Mexican, 261 to 1 ; Confederate, 17 to 19 ; Spanish Passive, 311 to ; the Certificates, 161 to d ; Turkish, of 1858. 72 to 1 ; ditto 1862, 731 to 741; and the Consolides, 531 to 54. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian 1852, 1858, 1860, 831 ; ditto 1863, 821, ex div. ; Danubian, 851, 861 ;1 Egyptian, second issue, 961; ditto, 100/. Bonds, 971; ditto, 1864, 941, 1,1, ex div. ; Greek, for account, 201 ; Italian, 1865, scrip, 4 die., ex div. ; Mexican, for account, 261, 27, 261 ; litto, 1864, 251 ; Russian, 1822, 901; ditto 1862, 921 ; ditto 1864, 92, ex div. ; Spanish, for account, 481; ditto New Deferred, for ac oount, 414 ; ditto Passive, for account, 314, 1 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 161; Turkish 1858, for account, 721, 1; ditto 1001. Bonds, 77 ; ditto 1.852, for account, 741, 1 ; ditto 100/. Bonds, ai Par 41• 4 S 4 I t Ps tr. 8 1 illi 1 8 Oidis .188 1018 per lelds prz i 1 gm las Par as . la. I iii NI 1 s. is., 7 di 11 0, L a par 6 4 Ms I 1 das Ott. 89 4 35 67 It 14 pa le ae S 6 ji 16b 1 lot 104 110 10t 4; 2 1 cllw 2 tai. 26 U ti i-x4l 1,000 1,000 1,030 !,000 idle 'p. 6 6 10 0, 1 _ 1 Po i 1 Ms 11 SD 10 I I.lls 010 r FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 101. Bahia and San Frew:boo (Lim,), gm. 7 per oent., 141 to 15 x dlr. Great Luxembourg, 13 to 1. Ottoman (Smyrna to Ablin), 9/. Paris, Lyme, and Mediterranean, 381. Paris and Orleans, 334. West Flanders (ell paid), 8 to;. 75. International Financial shares are now quoted 15.16 to 7-16 prem. ; General Credit, 24 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 7to prem.; Imperial Mercantile, 14 to prem. ; Credit Fowler and Mobilier of England, old, 4i to 54 prem. ; ditto, New, 44 to prem.; Hudson's Bay, 154 to ; Egyptian Trading, to 7 die. ; and Ottoman Bodoni Blindest°, 24 to i prem. The quotations for the shared; of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Metropolitan District Railways, 9to prem. , Varna Rail way, 54 to 6 prem. ; Millwall Freehold Land and Docks, 14 to 04 dis. ; Anglo-Egyptian Naviga tion, 3to 4 prem. ; and Russian Iron Works, 2 to prem. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renters opened at 67fr. 52c., being 1-16 per cent. better than yester day. It is understood that the contract with Mr. Laing, Chairman of the General Credit Company, for the consolidation of the Turkish home debt, and far the raising of a new Turkish loan, is practically settled, and that the affair will be brought forward next week. We believe that the whole amount of the fresh money that will be required by this trans action, between England and the Continent, will be something under 2,000,0001. sterling. 1 It appears from the Paris advice° that there is no intention of opening lists in London for the New Mexican Loan of 10,000,0001. This being a lottery loan, its introduction here would be clearly ill tSold transactions took place at the Bank yes terday. There was some inquiry for abroad. About 65,000 sovereigns, however, have arrived from Egypt, and will doubtless be sent into the Bank. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally quoted the same as last week, the only change of importance being a further movement in favour of Austria, which, however, is satisfactory, as indicating an absence of political distrust. Sub joined is our utast list : 4 ; , 3 seontba, 3 11.194t0 n 2J 94 %10. 4 ; 3 am. 1 11.17 to Ant weep, 3 mopes, 25.422 to 72; Hembay, ma. baaco 3 months, 13.82 to 9 ; Paris, S days, 25.15 to 222 ; ditto, S months, 25.40 to 45; Frankfort•on-the•liaine, 3 months, 1202 to 2 ; St. Member( (per rouble). 3 swathe, 302 to 31 ; Vienna. off. So.. 3 ramtbs,ll.ls to 2/3 ; Trios* off. So, , S months, 11.15 to 2O ; Madrid, 3 months, fa tog; Clad* 3 months, 472 to 48 ; Leghorn, 3 meths, 25.50 to 55 ; Gleam, S months, 25.50 to 55 ; 3 mouths, 25.50 to 56 • Naples. 3 months, 25.50 to 55 ; Palermo, S mou ths, 25.50 to 55 ; Meenne, S mouths, 25.50 to 55 ; Lisboa, 110 dam 512 to ; Oporto, 50 daya, 512 to 2. The Bombay exchange comes quoted Ts. 04d., and the Calcutta 2e. Old., showing apparently a rise in each case. This movement renders some alight revival of the demand for silver for the East 1 1 probable. The amount of specie engaged for transmission by the steamer Pera, to-morrow, is only 16,0271., of which 3731. is gold for Madr as, 15,1541. silver for Hong Kong, and 5001, silver for Shanghae. A special meeting of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company is called for the 3rd of May, to consider five bills now before parliament, one of which is the Deal and Dover Railway Bill. A special meeting of the Kent Coast Railway Company is convened for the 3rd of May, to con eider a bill now pending in parliament A special meeting of the Crystal Palace and South London Junction Railway Company is also convened for the 3rd of May, to consider a bill providing for the "abandonment of a railway authorised by the Crystal Palace and South Lon don Junction Railway Act, 1862." The meeting of the South Austrian, Lombardo- Venetian, and Central Italian Railway Company is postponed to the 16th of May, at Vienna, the num ber of shares deposited for the mee ti ng on the 22nd inst. not being sufficient. The second annual meeting of the Indian Tea I Company of Cachar (Limited) is called for the 3rd of I May, when a dividend is to be declared. An extraordinary general meeting of the Home and Colonial Aasuranoe Company will be held on the 26th inst. The half-yearly interest, at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, is announced as payable on the shares of the Lemberg-Czernowitz Railway Com pany on the Ist of May. The letters of allotment of the City of Moscow Gas Company (Limited) were distributed yesterday morning. It is notified that the list of applications for shares in the Russian (Vyksounsky) Iron Works Two Wmaivalr Miss orranv Socurry. —The Company will be closed on Saturday next, the 22nd 50th =seal Mort of the Wes* 68 Miviefetrr Sodety, instant, for London, and on Monday, the 24th, for reel at the mow( of the Manchester and Bolton auxiliary t h e country amedidiees held in Measeherier es Meedsty, shows that the cer tifi ca t es Memos if the pad year amounted, la toned numbers, to The •""" of the Varna Railway vow.- IskeiggL, sad it wag dat a th a t the aa p a odhara peeper, ea pany are now ready for delivery, in exchange for minion workaime, booboos marlyl46,oool. By returns from the letters of allotment and bankers' receipts. certain lametessele and ether /MOW bower, the YAW j s u b o i n ed are th e quotations o f insurance, mg , deficit nee resseddag aide, 4,000/. Towards ;he berme dock , and other m given •ID the Stock Ri d the veer the Maeohnter end Bolles distrist reetri bated 7,6291. The moiety, it appears. is estending its evening : operation. manually, end in some wwita, as, ter lealanee, I Inearanee.—Allianco British and Feweige Marine, 39 ; Ind* Osylee, **Wale lodise Islands, AWookssia, Austral- , Oonsinerelel llMee, 8 2 to ; Ugh, Equity end Lan, 72; asia, and Polym of ak, the program the missions is meet ' Geardiaa, 502 to ; formrial Lie, 202 ; ledeareity Marine I idoobo e2.—.llsoeleeeeer Courser. .225; Liverpool and Leaden me Globe (6 per Cent'. Ananities), 122; Loden, 414 ex die ; Leaden sod Pre natal low. 4 ; Marisa, 931 • nolo; HO; Book Lib, 71- R°7ll = O, ; 24a1 lasarsacoo4 ; U Marko ), 6. Gee** sad Ocke.—Boothay (6dadiarl). 6to Zum" peas, row, 71 ; Chest Osaleal, 16 0 =aial, LSI! &No Deistaterts, 196 ; as ; 1364 to I ; 88 l ir ai ditto sew, 14 to 15 ; astray Ocosessia, 161 ; UniUd Olowsl, 361 le ; W atnizstac Charleroi, 781 j ; Wrelsro, 16l to 1, ex die.; ditto B. Sl~Er av —F . ; ost so d W &tb 4l, ert ex thy. ks. loft, 134 i ; Lasko sod BMWs*, 644 to 4. Waterwerks.—Berila, 101 to It; Chasse. 271; Wad Middlesex, 1111 to 112. Ososio—Birmiorbam (oosz. 44 per cent. Londe* sad North Washon). 88 ; Growl Joao**, 69* ; Itsgent's (or Lob*, 231. TVIIIDAY EVIIII!Pik. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 91 to t for the 9th of May, opened this morning as the NNW quotation, and closed at 9lt tot. For money the last price was 91 to 4. The official business report is as follows : Three vier Cent. Consols, for money, 904, 914, 91, I ; ditto, for account, 94; Three per Conte. Reduced. 894, #, I ; New Th per Cents., 891, 4, 4 ; New Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 73 ; India Stock, 217 • ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1074, 1064, 1074 • ditto ' Four per Cent., 99, / • ditto Bonds, 14s. to 18a prem . ; Five per Cent. "enlaced " ru pee paper, 102 *. The India rive per Cent. Stock, as well as the rupee paper, was enquired for. India Bonds were dealt in at 14s. to 18s. prem. Exchequer Bills were steady at 4a. to 7a. prem. A freak fall of 2 per cent. has taken place to day in Confederate Bonds. As regards a few other foreign stocks the tendency of prices was slightly downwards. Egyptian Bonds of 1864 de clined 4 per cent., Italian Stock 4, and Mexican and Turkish Coniolides t. Russian Three per Cents., however, improved 4, and Spanish Passive and Certificates 4. Greek coupons declined 4 per cent. ; but the bonds were well supported. In the market for bank shares a slight reduction was quoted in Anglo-Italian, Brazilian and Por tuguese, Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, European, Bank of Hindustan new shares, Merchant, Midland. Scinde, Punjanb, and Delhi, and South Eastern Bank ; but Asiatic Bank Corpo- I ration new shame, Continental, London, Buenos Ayres, and River Plate, and National Bank, have improved. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted to-day 454 . to # ; Egyptian Trading, 4 to * dia., being again lower ; National Discount, 104 to # prem. ; Joint-Stock Discount, 24 to 2t dia., being fist ; Ottoman Socift4 Generale, 2# to 4 prem. • and Milan Improvements, 6to 64 prem. There were inquiries for Ebbw Vale, City of London Real Pro perty, Peninsular sad Oriental Steam, and Qs.- brads Land and Mining Shares. Royal Mail Steam show a fresh advance of 11. London and Glasgow Engineering, and Smith, Knight, and Co. were again quoted lower. The shares of the financial companies were steady. The only change was an advance in those of the Credit Fonder and Mobilier Company, caused by the publication of the directors' report. The sound- I sees of the principle of forming large reserve funds is universally recognised, and in the present instance a sum equal to another year's dividend at 20 per cent. is carried forward, irrespective of the 200,0001. of permanent reserve fund. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. : International Financial, 14 to 14 prem. • General Credit, 24 to Ea precil. ; London Fimaresial, 74 to 4 pre= ; perial Mercantile Credit, 14 to It prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilise (old shares), 44 to 54 prem. • ditto New, 44 to t prem. The 'closing (bu: in some cases nominal) quota- Sons for shares in new undertakings are subjoined : —Metropolitan District Railways, 8 to 9 prem. ; i Varna Railway, 6} to 6 rem., showing a rise ; Rio de Janeiro Gas, 1 to 1 prem. ; South African Land and Finance, Ito 1 prem. ; Millwall Land and Docks, It to Of die. ; City of Moscow Gas, be to # prem. ; Russian Ironworks, 2# to 24 prem., being higher ; and Anglo-Egyptian Navigation, 3t to 34 prem., showing likewise an advance. United States 5.20 Bonds have to-day experi enced a fresh rise of 2 per cent., closing at 63 to 4. The price at one time touched 84. lie lii Hi 114 iIINIIB.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocK. The mining market is rather quiet to-day, but prices generally are well maintained. East Lovell shares are in request at 111 to being ss. better than yesterday. Great Vor are quoted 234- to 34. Cliffurd Amal gamated, 30 to 31 ; East Grenville, al to I ; Mogan Console, to • Lady Bertha, to E ; and Wheal Beton ' 200 to 206. In the Stock Rubino Great Laxey have been dealt in at 17, ex new. Very few transactions have occurred in foreign and colonial mining shares, and prices are un changed. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANIL—(TIEI3 DAY.) There was ooly a moderate supply of Beedish wheat ea offer in our merket today. Far both red sad white qua& ties, the demand raled inactive, yet Monday's Oen ware m creVow of foreign wheat wu by no means extensive. Millers+ however, purchased cautiously, at about preying quotations. Floating cargoes of grain ware add' inquiry at last wesies currency. For forward shipment from the Black flea pub, next to nothing was doing. Malting barley was steady in pries ; but grinding and dis tilling sorts moved off heavily, at late rata. The malt trade was in a sluggish state ; neverthaLesp, prices were supported. We have to report a steady inquiry for ate—the supply of which was moderate-mot full questations. Beans commanded extreme rates, with a steady inquiry. The 'apply was very limited. Peas were quite ea dear ea on Monday. The flour trade ti inactive at late rates. Aviculture' seeds commanded full pries'. Dumped, impaled, and cakes met a dull inquiry, at late ream AIUUTAIS Of GILLEN, 881. LOYDON t _ST CARZIAOIII 71.011 APRIL T w o APRIL 18 LITCLUEVI. Wiwi Br as sy : MIL near. Me& sad Smola / IMO tiO IMO / .. (rib I MI .. son .. fordo i no I no um trfflo 1411 LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BY !UMW AND INTIBIATIONAL TILIGNAM.) MON OON OWN OONNISPONDINT.) The ?market brisk st yesterday's deaths ; ales 8,000 sr MOO balms. MINCING-LANZ.—(THIS DAY.) &MAL—The esarket has eased steady but quietly. at last roles prier, the gales Winds Cabs marred°, og 36s 3d. ; da yellaw cryatallised Mauritius, at 365. lid. ; white. Us. Refined steady. Cones—There are buyers d Ceylon sh previous prier s but few seller Tea.—TMs market has opined steadily, at the previous orrery. Ittni.-210 sales reported. Rics.—The demand (or soft rein retinues active ;mid dling Nearsis Amer sold at 9s. 3d. liamirlss.-9100 hap have been sold is small parcels at 28s. ash, refracties 4/ to 41. CoTros.—The demand has dosidecily improve& bushier bevies been done at prises 'qui to those rubes irt week. TALLOW MATLICITT.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Petri Y.C. es the spot is =re. 9d. to 41e. ; all the neatly 40e 9d. , to Deessobsr, 425. ; Dessubss. as. dd. ; Jew 41e.; BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yeses. Pateeedea aed Smith report the bud* quiet, mad prices is ell laelaseee vie) , ens. THE BUYBODAT Bola AT TVS MANSION IEI aves.— Yesterday wren* the Biassed boys proceeded with their toasters to the Kaneko Honer, where they were mired by the Lord Mayer, who pressated each boy with la., the, monitors 2s. SL weak • glare of wise, ned • bon. The Lord Mayor, sherilk, undernheriffs, and atom of the °corporation afterwards went to Christ Church, Bewails. street, where prams were read by the Bey. M. Gibbs, M.A., and • ecornion was preached by the Rev. Gorge Ferris W Mbar* afertbnare, D.D., ahaplaia to the Lord mayor. A number of old cannon balls have been dug out at Bridgewater. They are sowed to hoes been and it the peas siege which that town enstsiaed in 160. A 11i112130019 was caught ia the river Severn laeq Iwo*. easesuring upwards of 7 felt is With, sod yakking 2 cwt. I :_