The Express. — London, England, 1860-04-25 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE (THIS DAY.) •; , F APPEAL, DOCTORN-COMMONS. Maori Dr. Robertam.) teIItIIC9WARDOI) r. TIN HON. AND It : •IraT LIDDLLL, Lvt - VIIIILIIT Or RT. TACI:A, C 11111611711- , ••.r. AND RT. SAILItAIIAs, 'mum. —TIN PIUGIOCII • r AT ILTlGlirvii/JDGC. %!, , tephena, a member of the mimeos law tor. appeared • -. the court this morning, to support as anplicatios br Mr. Charles Westertoa, the recently elected i •erles of St. Paul's, Knighteleidge, and St. Barra . that the court, mould refer back to the J t'otnnuttes of Privy Council the rams which • . I•ng been before the public, in order that might be declared in coseireept, having violated y roential respects the judgmentgiven by the Judi . maiiittee un the 21st of March, 1857. On the 12th , , uiry. 1455, lit. Weeterton, who was then churchless , .• • .i•praled to the Comiskey Court, and declared that at ••• in. Mr. Liddell ariipted ceremonials, and seed certain .1 of church furniture which were not recognised by Awns of the church. Judgment having been given by Luehington, in the Comiskey Court ; and by Sir Jobs 1.•!...n, in the Court of Arches: Mr. Lidded carried t ,ietter to the Judi cia l C omm itt ee, on appeal, tudgment was given on the 71st of March, 1857, by ter Pemberton Leigh, DOW Lord Kinpdowit. Their lord. • to onlrred that the stone altar at St. Barisal:es and the upon it mast he removed. as also the wooden aces ~:taltial to the Communion table at St. Paul's. With the "deuce table their lordships declined to interfere. With , eared to embroidered lime end lace sued on the Comma. 4,0 table et the time ut the administration of Ow Holy Cumniunion, their lordehips held that th. rubric and the canon prescribed sad gave linen cloth, and that embroidery was not oonalstent with the meeniug of that estimation'. Mr. Weeterton alleges It for a time the arranpments decided epos were carried • but that eines that time Mr. Luldell has gone lack to ...or .4 his old customs, that crime@ have hem restored, ~ . .biostiered altar clothe spin used, and other practices •odem hed by the Judicial Committee persisted in. trier 110A1114 Mr. Stephens for some time, Dr. Robertson . • I. led the cast to stand over for a few day.. COURT OF ARCHICB. (Beton Dr. Lualtiaitue.) • or , mice or THE .11 Out rioiRMID MIT ICI= V. RATE. Tins env a out promoted by the Bihar of Winchester tb. Iter. Janitor Isidore Heath, M.A., vicar at in die hie of Wi‘ht, for haling onsintaiised doe t nn , c-ntrary to the established church, at which he is a n,:nister The doctrine complained of by the promoter was .-nt*is..l in a small volume of scrams, 19 is number, and le Tel.; who appeared fat the promoter, stated that sper - die complaint was that Mr. Heath's .1•-trine contravened the 2nd, 3rd, eth, 10th, ill. 12th, 1:1411, 14th, 13th, 25th, 17th, sad 114th article". Is on the other hand, coati-adod that it was bathe defendant to answer such general charges .• the articles in question embracing the greatest poomle variety of the must important theological sub. p• t. B, ihnictam id the learned judge, the articles sad ist-Is:ono Mr heath m ere amended, but still Dr. Pha n. o rosiste.l them upon the tame pound that it nu •-•. 1 .!. for Mr. Heath to mower thane on niesitint of their . Luelnagtus, in his remarks apnea the watt, the Tension. rsised by Dr. Philliment had ▪ to .1.. with the weber question which wisild lj ~ape Wore tLe court, namely, whether the pas • romplsihed of were ur were Nut repugnant to the io religioa sad to the Bout Continuo Prayer. He iisl sot think he meld do mum than maks the proureher the ~rticle.. which he considered to be impugned, but a ••• • nous pleitio• we. whether it was iscumbent us the 1- prooeilitig sea merely to cite these ports of the tar wimlri were couceived to be repugnant to the •:e. sad to the Hook of COMMON Prayer, but also t ratnict from the sermons their pith sad real to put that pith sad real messing • ............ th e . to • lkg e that the resume so arrived at • , r. pu‘arat to the artwles sad to the Hook at Cuunnoa INs.er• To. weals& is siring jokiest, t►e Irma Joke ..uW sot column to the articles Wise reseeded, .4.1 ha tic,uslit that Dr. Piiillinp.re's objections is tsforesse the charge. eel betas gwralar were fomsdsd is error. In, heth for potata rue..l judirsiest would ha for ties pro• scaer, het be ...ski +MA. .0 appeal, provided It were oretateted within a rertusght. Ik. Plidliarber said hr •ouhl give that sadertekiag. The court thee aJjutiriarl. TILE POLICE COURTS. (TIIIB DAY.) MANSION HOTNL I • ,- .l.l«usal mi,A , • eiyiedil;•eireZd yeast man, was with 1.44 drink and ammaltiag the udar I. the • .lion ul Inv dot.. ' , wishes fiat said this morraiag, at about halt. 2.A 1.. h. he wie ia Horandmisteh. when a .ma aid . .awe to ham and asked Ws where they could , • I..houg lie bed them he did ash brow ..u they get owe at that time 1. the ....l left them. As soon as he had turned I • tsieh h. limmi a melte, awl oe torahs( mead he maw t... behtiseg with the MSS who had net spike to • Ile riated them, hot they said they would hare it • ...old art let them, rod took hoed of the primmer mid A. 410,111431 he termed naiad sideline& him • widest . Wilms. thew told him he aimaid take • alma he ma into a doorway std behaved t emielit ..mower, kirkuu and striking him, au that • • -1.114,1 b. pm. um the asertaarmaf smother akar to I.,eu to the statioa. The primmer was eat wither at ...entshis WI fond los was caned to swift the last • In %atlas the poisoner Otto monody, sad further •• .1 0h.% he himself had been ("Wild to rsotoovo tits psi. foot times withos as bear, ow account ole his ..J. br bar WU/. • I: the primmer had been a pour tau ' • ..111 L. Meal him, sad parley., atavism au worry, ' 4" to prime ; but he apparently w in • palatine • • sad would perhapa pr it, sad tbaa Laugh at • • r i:.•l‘rti. Hr ►hould the/due. nut give kin' the 1 . , t pal boa to prawn fur anew days with Lard s • ~Not the option of a tithe. WI /RN H I P .BTR DT. PIP•li flit. • -- •tteate.O vre• -• reeTru keg drawn to the • • .11.1 , 1JCLICCII .4 • Ere that ......•terreal at 10 • • N.turdey ought Irt, is Wilk-drect, lif•tal• ...1 tlw stateineut of Bull, our uf the war. . 4 • •.4 till. ottUrt, that the colittertratuai e.ao , 111.. prenows of a h..ttrr. nano,' Johusou, . I a• vr r . is well ...surest The contikow.us holow, • . ale Ills Whole ./1 the little • .1 f.artist ore Lelougiug to four I.sigen. 1,1) counoilie.l, lemma thew in a most ' •.a ; tis.. Isil.loeu were takeu out uskwl, atwl ' • a. I. •I It. -ally. The husbands .4 the lantilie• wear t 'll,. ioziristnites, awl their statement lase out • •••• rtioto.. Time wound air Flare, Westover. ' 'l.l the latter h tell • hildren, the others awl their tlestitiatow is cosiplete. 11 • Id , after tit,rug ao attA•istive bearing to the V. whef wrier midi distressing cireenetahees, . oit...r too maim to itPluirins into the actual • e.,rseter nt Batiks, to whom, in the erect ylitalussl lain; satisfactory, he • three pounds for nein...hate purposes woull be proportionately divided • .. W.shiser, earl Bar. a. re acknoisle.l.teal lay the sufferers with utn.k cal the insgistrens referred the further • "le ...alter It, the rei•wter. I ' 17V .4 Taft4rrrur Strirram.—A cane wan ' -• W.averhempless Cutely flaark on Fruley ' Iti Sltutio,r, E. 1., in which /frame' Thom , At N. 14, ffilsisa, sought to re. -I 1... (nom Brattoe, salsentan at t.., lhadlepsimet, talPier the ful • ...I ot.. • • Moine time ago platatiff purchased •• 1•.:1• r..111e, for male pictures, which the ••• • • .11. •to dispose id in that mannei. The ' 1.1.• OA. e at the ttter lan, Horaletitelds. ' w•••• No. 74.' As the umbers were 1'...•. wt. wa. erwislwted with the lottery, put • •of the wure Jr.., upon a printed list, ' . I. ..... A. 4 the women,. It wee showe that " • • •• t 1,01 torso) up a lucky munber, winning a • I " follow Me,' valued, with the gilt frame, • 1,...,14 west for his prim, he w... presented • t. tip print, worth almant, eighteen peace. • • f... the bat, was Wormed it ha been • •• 1 014.6000 wae ea t.. the • .Yuen. sad it hewing bee. proved that ••'4 L." had adorned the wall of the de - • -.ni since the distribution, his Humour ' .• plaintiff had bees tricked, and pre • ••• •ite•unt claimed. I • I In" THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 25, 1860. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF 00111ION&-(THIS DAY.) The tirrAcca took the chair at a quarter past 12 o'clock. THE REFORM BILL. Mr. E. JAME 3 pee notice that in committee on the Reform Bill he should more the insertion of • clause pro yid* for a lodger franchise. CAW OF PROPERTY BILL. Os the motion for going into committee, Mr. HADPIELD complained that the law courts placed restrictions upon the investmenta of trantess. They were required to invest the trust funds in such securities as carob whines there were equally as securities in which the mosey could he better in because the invest ments would yield a larger return to the tenants for life. He MU SIMOOS to see the law altered, so that bank stock, India stock, and freehold property, might be made available for the investment of trust funds. Rs was morn that the Attorney and Solicitor-Oe sera and the Imo. and learned member for Wallinglord were act present, because be should have been glad to have had their eminence in settling a clause for carrying out the object he had shadowed forth. He hoped, however, that the chase would be allowed to stand over until those learned gentlemen could attend.' The Louse having gone into committee, Yr. WALPOLE said he would take inn that the fullest sp”rtonity was afforded for discussing the clause. On clause 1. Mr. HODOKIIkiIION drew attention to the effect of a bond given to the crown as security for n maltater. It war registered in the Court of l'onimon Pima, and ope rated es a mortgage not only on the property of the bondman but upon any future property he might obtain. He did not think thin was a state of things between the crown and the subject which ought to dirt, and he moved the insertion of words in this clause to remedy it. Mr. WALPOLE bad personally no objection to the amendment ; but he understood the reprenentetives of the crow. objected to it, as crown debtors stood in an creep. timid position. Hr G. C. LEWIS said this matter entwined the depart ment of the Chancellor of the ExcWquer,end he was sot com that the to r e:tau opinion upon it. i. Re suggested, therefore, t Mr. BOLT objected to the clause as it went the length of sweepin away all registered judgment securities upon land, and debtors to protect themselves from immediate execution would have to execute a mortgage deed. A - pinned' judgment was now an eqvia re mortgage upon land obtainthle by a cheap and simple process. The dimension we, proceeding when our report left. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS, Am. TO TIE EDITOR OT THE ZIPILIZIL 81a,—Time will not permit me to enter into the particulars of the Two Thousand hem ; bat I may remark that the race never before afforded each an astounding sur prise, neither did J. Moat ever eo fairly prove his title to " T1;11 Wizard." for bow Br. Nicoll's Winn! lost his trial must ever remain a mystery. There is one gratification in the fact that the public are the principal gainers by the " knocking out " of the crack, for they were not in a poatius to " hedge '." but the question arises who are the sufferers? Surely not thole who " knew most " about the animal, and yet I inspect this presumption to be near the mark, for loamy that got "well cc" early in the winter took the liberty of laying tremendous Was during the last few days, and en Saturday lest as much as LOUD to 15 was laid. He rallied a little as. Monday, but the "knowing rime" only set this down as a move to get more exeey en the " certainty," Tom Bowline, and when the manful morning arrived, 26 to 1 went begging. The owner of Umpire did not appear in the least alarmed at his ' may victory, and took some five hundreds to fottr between the two after the race very kindly ; but the American horse will require a deal of money to keep him in his present =seeing he did not vesture to run in the Two Thereday'e programme is pretty full, and for the One Thomand Guinea Stakes, D.M. ' there are many on the spot, Segitta, me spot, of Br. Crawfurd's, Cavriana, Allington, one of 131,4. Hawley's, Cecilia, Vesta, Contadina, Aurora, and perhaps Provision and Itoesia, being the most likely to com prise the field. J. lloott's stable is in such force, how ever, that I .ehall give my unqualified Pref e ren c e t o Begat& and Vesta, Annan having performed too moderately in the Two Thowand for me to feel sanguine shout either her or Contadina, the lair being on an equality all led asneoo. The Wizard cannot fail to bowl over Trm intone in the PIO soya Sweepstakes, D.M. ; and for the Whip, is the probable alsience of Lifelsot, the American mare, Priorma, in entitled to the preference overNpecial License, who plainly told Ul at Eirom he bad lost his farm. As Folkestone doe. not run for the Two rearald Plate, Walbon has only to beat Shillelagh, fig Ilen, and King .4 Kent for the publie perf o rmer s to be .4, and 1 tlook he ran a .orrplisli this, Shil lelagh appearing his mist dringerous antagonist. Friday's femurs te the Newmarket Smite., for three.yr.ulde, D. which might bring together the Bribery colt, Nicholas, Bra to Rainbow, King o f lAamuod., tool lei haps D•rtiuoutis. A Derby horse anima these there is not, and the beet of the lot 31"gto be the Brother to Rainbow, who beat the King lna:noeidis at the Craven meeting. A 100 sous. Sweep stakes on the Ile M. is at the mere, of Baron Nunchauaen, modevate though be be ; and Mounivieff is the most leniently treated in the Free Handicap, T. It Y., the Mentmore Stakes appearing very like a walk over for King of Dianiesida-1 ma, lie., METEOR. (IT ILLiCTIJC TELL:II4PM.) NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) JOCKEY CLUB PLATE. B.C. Newesetls, Delusive, sad Courier are has. ENTRY FOR 501. HANDICAP PLATE. Bretby St. C. °Awls, 4 yrs, fit lab; Tom Tbumh, aged, list 121 b; Amitosis, 4 yrs, Art HA ; luatarsbis, 4 yrs. 7st Alb ; Cou to*" 3 yrs, 7st 511. Cho, 3 yrs, ist 4lb ; Plumper, 3 yrs, let 41b ; Water Neste, 3 yrs, 7st 411 i ; Nana, 3 yrs, fist 10Ib ; Reran filly 3 yrs, tlst 411 v; Homey, 3 yrs, mist; Tbe Aatler, 3 yrs, Sit 1216. All are here. ENTRY FUR i. 20 PLATE. R.Y. 3-yr old oohs, Sit 716; Wls'sese,, dst 41b. Largesse, Weataertwutl , Suburban, Philomela, sad &Minsk. All an hen. SWEEPSTAKES OF 30 BOYS. Last half mile of A.F. Anima and Emily are here. PAW Yoarsr. —North Liaeoln sad Musjid. SELLING HANDICAP. Fins half of Ab.ll. Antorsio, 4 .711, Sit 1216 ()Arbil/4 4 yrs, 7st Rb ; Tidly• winks, 3 yrs, 14 916 ; Maigaisy t, 3 yrs, del Mb ; Tyburn., 3 yrs, Sot Mb. AU an bore. NWEENTAKIDI OF LA NOVti A.P. Thunder Wit and Carnival are here. PAW Funrm. -Petrerhai and ThOrMattb). LATEST BETTING. CHiograt CUP. 11 to 1 apt Satellite (t) 10 to 8 Petit (t) 14 to Gaiiparel (t) 14 to Tame Deer (t) 2$ to -- Bribery e It) 20 to - (t) 22 to luilepetelenee (t) 100 to Blue Ruiu (1) Till: I iI:KBY, 4to opt The Wizard Off ) 11 to 2 -- Umpire it) 11 to 1 Naulatinbe (t) 11 to I Nutl.wriie It) 100 to 7 Ste, wirer (t) 25 to I The Ovule (t) 1000 to 10 Tom (t) ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS. 5 to 4 apt flagitta 4to 1 Vesta ROYAL DRAMATIC COLLIGL—TiIe first stops this institntion was laid on Monday by it,. Master, Mr. Benjamin Weisner, sevend of the unleiels •)no. noctssl with the project. The site is at 11 *Wry, sear the Woking *cation of the South-Western Railway ; sod at 12 o'cick a number .4 gentlemen c 4 the dramatic profession, and .4 vietore unseated in the proceoiings of the day, aseen.l.lel to witness the ceremonial. A ii.oug.t, those p ea . scut were Ytr William Rothe, Colonel .le Rothe, Mr. T. P. Cooke, Mr. A. Wigan, Mr. Robson, Mr. Emden, Mr. Name Lee, Mr. Churchill, Dr. liorlaso Childs, Mr. R. Webster, jun., 11. A., Mr. W. 14. Webster, Mr. Steelton, Mr. Webb, Mr. Fletcher, Mr. Stirling Coyne, Mr. F. Ledger, and many other gentlemen connected locally with the estahlishnient, sail feeling an active sympathy with I its many excellent purposes. After the stone had bees embedded in cncrete, and christens I in the append /whims with champagne, Mr. B. Webster delivered an im pressive whims. CITY 811WZIO4 COMMIWION. —The Commissioners of Sewers nut yesterday at the Guildhall, Mr. Deputy Christie presiding. Mr. Deputy flarrinou attention to the fact that the Metropolitan Board of Works coutem plated an expenditure of 20,010 f. .luring the corniug seninier, fur the purp.oe of deodorising the waters of the 'Thames by the appliestiou of chloride .4 iron. The com missioners well knew 11011/ Lute a share o f the expenditure - mass thee uat.•tcuth would have to Le !.non by the City, and they might throefore jud4e it woe that they should ascertain, if pi...elide, what would he the result of the application the material ref.-nisi to fur the pur poor .4 desloriastien. They had for their medical oflleeran eminent chemist, and he thought it 'wet advisable that they should request ler. Letbehy at on e to investigate and rels.rt upon that queetion, as his upiiiinu would not ..nly be useful to themselves, but, if communicated to the Booed of Work., iotiiit isilucs thou to recow.ider the question, and either entiii theta Ia Maar purpose or (rail them to adopt some ether arterial for deodoreation„evoi.hng to its tenor. He acesniingly sowed that Dr. Letheby should Ws re quested to inquire and report immediately. The in..t..in bring agreed to, Dr. Isct 'why uedertook to make the in.:ts ar:7 iu.estagetion, and the court adjouraed. 1. 1(4,11BRE 4.11 D MIMS RAILW47.-(11118 D4Y.) This afternoon the half-yearly meeting of share holders in the above company was held at 61, Moor gate. sat • Mr . 811KWARD in the chair. The 10.0-yearly report of the directors states that the last UN-year's welting of the railway shows a falling off in the traffic amounting to 2,006/. Is. 6d. as com pared with the corresponding period of 188$, and a demesne .duo in the expenditure of 1,0361. 11a. td. The result of the half-year's working, added to the undivided balance of the preceding half-year, shows a net profit, applicable to the payment of interestand dividend, of 16,287./. Is. 11d. The payment of the preferential charges, amounting to 12 7 9 4 2. 165., will leave a balance of 3,553/. 9s. 11d., out of which the directors propose to pay 21. per share on the original capital. This dividend will be payable on the Mid allay, provided a sufficient number of shareholders be present, either personally or by proxy, to constitute a ge neral meeting in Belgium on the 10th of May. The direc tory attribute the diminution of traffic to the generally de pressed state of commerce in Belgium and France, rather than to any mums specially affecting this railway. The government, having conceded to the Belgian Fast Railway Company a prolongation of their hue from Chatelinean to llonalmt, has reserved to itself the right to decide which direction it shall take. It is proposed to run over the Florennes and Philippeville branches, and form a junction with the Sambre and Meuse Railway at Holy, by which means all the traffic paring into France would go over the line. Engineers are at present on the ground studying the project, and the directors have no reason to suppose the decision will be delayed. The Ardennes Company, ty a junction with whose railway the Sambre and Meuse will become united at Vireux to the great railway system of France, is pushing forward its works ; and for the purpose of making the necemery ex tensions of the Sambre and Meuse line, giving Increased station accommodation and providing additional stock to meet the expected extra traffic that will be i ; l M 'oe the line, it will be necessary to raise the additional capital. The directors propose that powers be given them to raise a sum for these purposes not exceeding 30,0001., either by the issue of preference shares, or of debentures, as they may consider moat advisable. The report having been adopted, and a dividend of U. declared, it was afterwards revolved that for the purpose of completing the junction with the Ardennes Railway, at Vireux, and of providing additional rolling stock, power be given to the directors to raise a sum not exceeding 30,0001. by the leave of debentures, preference .sock, or any other arrangement which they me) , consider for the interest of the company. The meeting then separated. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK.—(THIS DAY.) The weather in London and in most Farts of the country has been very unsettled during the last few days— stormy, rainy, with mow at intervals, frosty nights, and soucely any sunshine, which is now so much wanted. This morning was again cloudy and cold, though milder than Yesterday. The wind is still blowing from the north east. Vegetation, which is unusually backward, is making but very little progress. The attendance of the trade in Mark-lane today was small, the tone firm ; prices of most articles of the trade without material alteration. The supply of home-grown pain was very small, and of country-made sour moderate. The imports of foreign grain into London since buit Monday were reported this morning as tail of dour, small of wheat, fair of barley, awl small of oats. WHXAT.—Eaglieh retail trade at last Monday's quota. tioua. Foreign unaltered in pr ice at last Monday's rates. Fiona steady'at last Mon day's prices. BARMY still scarce, and quite as dear as last Monday. OATIL—A fair business doing at last Monday's pries. Bum—English and Egyptian unaltered at last Mon. dagAsrates. quiet at last Monday's riots. CUKIIST QUOTATIONS, DUTT PAID. Wet:SAT.-Eu*l6h white, 465. to 56a. ; red, 445. to 525. per qr. • Dentine and Konigsberg, 461. to 60s. per 4941 h. ; Rostock, 541. to 665. • other Baltic port, 411 e. to 525. ; French. red, 46e. to IStis. ; white, 48e. to 545. Fioca.-Town, 441. to 465. ; Norfolk, 345. to 35.. per 2801 b. • French, 384. to 423. per 2601 b. ; Arnerkau (United States), 245. to Oa per barrel. BARLEY.-English, 265. to 461. per qr. ; Baltic, 30a to 356. ; other sorts, 265. to 26.. per qr. OATS.-Hritish, 20s. to 26.. per qr. ; Russian, 225. to Ms. per qr. • other Baltic port, 21s. to 23.,. per qr. Bugs-English tick, Me. to 38*. ; burrow, 395. to 425. per yr. Foreign, 325. to 40s. per qr. Egyptian, 323. to 595. 6d. per qr. PRA& -Eaclish boiler'', 38s. to 401. ; bog and grey, 345. to 365. ; foreign white, 36e. to 34. FLOATING Caanolin.--Flince last Friday eight grairiladen vowels were reported arrived at ports of call, vis.: - 2 wheat, 1 barley, 1 rye and 4 maiae. Importers continue to maintain pricier with great Arrears, at a point much higher than buyers have as yet ventured to reach-hence, business is at almost a standstill. The °lily trinsactioo reported to-day is the male of • cargo Danube barley, now shipping, at 26e. per 441011 e. ARP.IVALS INTO LONDON FROM APRIL IS TO APRIL 25. Wheat rairtlan and Mooted. Irish. Yor Mo elm barley Oats Walt . . I 1100 . &when Rack Flour, Foreign Flour, - barre , 10 seeks. MINCING-LANE.—(IIIIB DAY.) &MAR. - The public salsa foreign are progressing with. out any materiel alteratiuu ice prices. Refined : The 'turbot is drib laTirEr. —This article is very firm. Native Ceylon, in casks, sold at 61s. ; Singapore Java sold at tide. ; Rio sold atoms. 6d. to 60s. TlM—This market is steady. RICE MIIIIIIIIII firm. Rum.-- Leeward proof sold at lc 91. Conon.- - About SW bales sold at previous rates. Stricss ooitioue steady. Market. g en.lully quiet today. TALLOW MARKET.—(THD3 DAY.) The Merkel is steady at the following price.' :—Town tallow, Ma. &I. net Pahashar, Y.O oa the VA 54. ; April, 1511 a. ; May to Jana, Us. &I. ; July to Sept., 921. ; Oat. to Dec., 6L. fkL BOROITGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Meows. Pettenden and Smith report that the market is firm, with more doing, and hut few hops offering. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Lad Acorn m.o. Ms.; Was led &add* 'Awn, 21..; Walls End Taalleld Near. 14s. Id.; Walls End Haswell, 225.; Walls Id Edsa, 21a; Walls Lad Th"rpe, 21.. 3d. ; Walls End Belmont, IN. 3d. ; Walls Fad Hells, 20s. 3d.; Walls Fad Hatton, 225. ; Walls Fad Northumberland, 17s. ed.; Walls Lad Frumwellaste, 215.; Wall. Ead Heutch Hall, 21a. ; Walk Fad Hamrick, 16e. ; Walker Priauuse, 1416.--(10 ships at market. BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. This morning were frame' the Board of Trade re turns for the month and three moutheending March 31, 1860. We subjoin a statement of the total de clared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and three months, including only the "enumerated" article : For the nw.nth. For the three months. 1858 . . . 221,850,866 181 W . 10,5111,340 . 28,312,4;11 1800 Including the "unewunerated articled," the aggre gate exports stand thus : For the month. For the three months. 1868 1888 1880 M. Louis Blanc, late member of the provisional government of France, will deliver the first of a aeries of four lectures at the Mnrylehone Institution this evening, ' on " the Salons of Paris in the 14th century." A LADY SUFFOCATED IN BCD. —Au inquest was bald last Thursday before R. Drowse, Esq., en the bode of Agnes Wright, a lady, staying at 2, rohourg-place; St. I lamer . Eliza Viacy, servant to the ileceraerl, deposed that she came from London with her mistress about three weeks ago. Her mistress eanie down for the benefit of her health, and was accompanied by her two children. De• reamed was last seen alive shalt half-part 10 on Monday evening. Deceased had had a little to drink during the day, but nothing to hurt her. Witness procured deceased a quarters and a half of gin and • pint of beer before she went to bed. A friend of deceased 01111 e in, and partook of a portion of the gin. At N clock on Townley morning witness went to the deceased's bedroom to take one of the children, when she discovered she was dead. By Mr. Underwood : Demme' appeared to have fallen down with her face upon the pillow. The clothes were over her face. By the Jury-- I procured nu other liquor fur the deceased that day. Bhe was sometimes in the habit of getting tipsy. On those occasions she used to mend for brandy. Mr. John Underwood, the surgeon, had formed en opinion, from inquiries nude, that deceased had become _ aaphyliated or suffocated while in a state of intoxication ; 2 but on a post morsels emininatiou he wee inclined to think that deceased warn seised with an epileptic or convuleireflt, r e and, being under the induence of ardent spirit., had become ge miphyziated while so convulsed. She probably felt the It , 111 condos on and went to bed to he down. Verdict, " Acci- I deutally sallocated.“--11,s!dioie Orwell tan . HO CIIIYHTAL PALACZ. ON ISH I LLI NO D.V.I TrISDAT, APRIL N.—Admissions on payment, 663; II ditto by season tickets, 2e5; total ruituni, SHARE LISTS.-781S DAP. '. l Two dOsoct. The railway share market to-day it very quiet, but firm. Prices, in nearly every instance, are fully equal to the closing quotations of yesterday. Eastern Counties stock, however, is rather fiat, at 644 to 65 • London and North Western stock $ quoted 994 to ; Great Western, 69 to 4 Midland, 116 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire , 1041 to 1054 Caledonian 94 to 91; South Eastern, 87 to Great 'Northern, 114 to 4 ; and Caledonian, 901 to 91. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady at 1 9-16 to 1 11-16 pre= East Indian Railway stock is dull. ORDINARY SHAW AND STOCKS. MINI RAILWAYS. I y tC ei I "Ma $.41•7 Atab.,Not.,/loaalklan Blint.,WoL afitowiVaL Birk.,lnia,&ClisaJnoc Blackburn 12.7thaad B1= Books, IId.C Bristol and Birder Caledonian Cork and linden Cornwall Do. A A nadir. until Do. B p.e. is paid to B. Dublin and BeUart Jac. Nand. ,Perth, & Abdan Let Anglian lantern Counties lantern Union, Stock A Do. Stock B last Belo* 11 a 70 n iii 111 0 / 7 101 101 1 94 91 4 1 7 91 901 8 81 18 lti 64 1 6 4 36 38 26 28 Ditto Zdhiberyh and Camay Minted. Perth, Dundee I Forth and Clyde Juno. Glow./ & h. Wadden 1 Great North of Scotland 0 Grout Northern Do. A Enoch n 79 Sl+ IS Stmt Gt. Routh & West. (Ire.) Or_ Western _ Do.StourYid.Cien.letk. Isincuhirsd Yorkshire London n. 41 hteekvall Lon..Brightorit/LOoest Loodun.ChathoLADow London & North Weida Do. Eighths LoodondtkonihWksikni Do. and'nmi:til: Ilan Ad Alloathed Metropolitan Midland _ _ Do. ktrm. & Derby Mid. GI Wester: am) Nannette and Newport, Aber.olMere. Newry& Annesh,deL Newry,Warreep. &Son Norfolk Northern Counties Ua North &UMk _ lioeth Devon MIL 4 D.l n lasteni—Berwkit Do. O.N.LPUo. I.:- 100 Do. Yolk 100 Nora landau au Narliall.Waatendies 17i North elafarslablze 100 I Oztard.Wascolls Waver atl Peebles all !Partimoutli _ Its _ %Ma Central Scottish N. L Abor.lith Scottish Miasma Shrupshirs Union ‘lttloghottrost Mom Mouth Devoe South Eastern 100 Oulatb Wain LOO S. Yoirkah. d Ilver Den all fitainanW all Stockton 4t °l = L as& II Ditto ditto NO Th Vale an Misr 1 yi l l: of Heath __ _ Victoria Stn. & Plmlfuol Watorford &Warty West Cornwall w:i laido'n RAILWAYS. Ms. Master 4 p. 40. RA Calakedan, Ald Dwa.Patholk Abr. Dia lola Anglin, A, I D. 8. 6 11 p. . 01 . Do. C. 7 p. ot. Z. Coen. Ix., lip.eLlfal Do. do. No.ll Do. Now 6 p. et 31 Luton lJnlon, 4 p. at Mtn. Gleagow,6 p. of Ed4it.,Parth,Dun.,4. pa Oreat Northers, 6 p. el Doh-roast 10 re. ot pm. Do. 41 persona. De.llp.c.rod.st p.c.pos. OA/( Boollood, lot Trot 01.Wool(Dorksailialit) Do. rodoia. dep. soft Da mama 4 p. mat Do. hoodoo& p. DaipolnedoeisTrod Da Ara Prof. Shams Do.CleesterPrilhap.o. Do. Da lth. do. do e. a . a u it Do. Ohs& Om. Do. doe de Do. do do ,lone. & Yorkih. I p.e.31 Lon et N O. ; Dwapa do. No. Do. Spas. do. .... Do.l lp.c. .c. do. Nod D 0.4 do. .... Do. 4 p.c.prf.sh. d 0... Do. 7p.c. Prof Mork.. Do.Op.c.do. (W. I. a.C. P. Dolt a6s. (die. doL AL. atathaus sodDovor La N W.Cov.aNundig. L &A. . aoadondrry& Roots. sh Man. abet L10c.6 p. et Do. SA Do. al per cent Do redeemable 6 p.ct. Cons.6p.e.Atock Do.eone. Hr L 11.6p.c Do el p et. Prat Mock Do W.& litchis 4 p.c. New.taber..te.,por.6p. e.,with option tIU left Norf 6p . Itz. Stock North olk Walsh 6 wood Da New Ova. 6 p. ot. Do. Dotage Unica gas N.liaa—Berr.4 p.o.Prf. Do. do. do Do. Lords 6 pet. No. Dn. York. H. & A. pure. North likaffordahlre W.aMolOp.e.lstgas Do. irrodowasbl• koalas Cart. New Prof. Soot. N.11.3{ la et. Prof* Do. Aber. gu.6p.e Do. 7 p. et. Prof. Stook A. Devon Filed 41 p. M. (Bead. Aa glad) Do. 44 per coot Do. fixed 44 per cad 8. Wails sue. 4 p. conk Do. 44 per cent A. Yorkshire 4 p. e. atook.aDorllngtonip.a Do. do. Do. do. C 6 p.e. Watoir.a tactual 6p.c. 100 100 100 100 21 100 100 LOU 100 100 100 1 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 1 oo io 6 i 6 PRZIERZNCI SHARES. IN 98 100 102 bi I 29 101 1111 11l 108 1011 110 1111 111 rl: 1 i 24 80 110 112 14 101 18 lot 76 - I P•I 110 111 108 110 is agr 1, I Isms 12r 124 199 117 119 1 dl4 73 75 10 132 10 131 100 202 100 102 39 91 99 101 MI 48 111 00 31i 33 31 33 $0 63 woo wo 12,6001 40 imoo. 6,000 100 600.000 20 20,000 60 22200 20 10,000 25 0,000 100 20,000 100 40,000 20.11 25 WO 100 / 86,000 1 20 - 116,0001 20 20,0001 50 00,000 i 60 60,000 100 10,0001 100 160001 20 10,0001 60 26,000 , 20 30,400' i 23 140001 60 40,000 1 21 00000 60 LOGO, 100 98 100 114 116 116 118 130 133 113 114 eel del 03 66 1044 106 as 70 113 115 U 13 NI 991 . 91 i+l MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. -4- yesiordar Sales to-day to 1 p.m. • • ISO M Atlantic del Lames. 94 95 el 103 Dom. Bar. AC.L l og.6p.c. rr 97 di 18 Mt Do. do. B. I . _ Etall Buthia&lak•livrasEL 41 6 all Do. Preference 6l 7* DP 100 Buff., Brant.gOodertch 69. c. Bds., Aug. 1.1872 endorsedbyßuitl.. H. 78 22 160 100 Do. July 1, 1873, ditto 7O 75 100 100 Do. June 1, 1874, ditto OB 73 6 Oslcutta &S. Eastern par t pm MB 90 S CapeT.ADock fip c.gtia ll dim 1} die tin —2 in 7 Arlon. 10 6 10 f gut g adler cent. 1 1 die flt /astern Be . et 100 Peat Indian 90 10 Do. Extension If. . . 10 10 Do. Jnbbulpore Doe 1 Pus 100 all Do. It p. ct. !reboot 9O 100 100 ell Do. sp.M.do 90 all Oeeloug A Melbourne 84. 100 Grand Truok of Canada 34 , 100 all Do. 0 per ct. Pref. 100 all Do. 0 per ct. Debent OB 70 701 100 all Do. 7 per ct 1802 Bl 83 100 all Do. do. 1807 4B 72 100 all Do. do. 1871 6B 72 24. 100 Great Indian Peninsula 99 991 901 9 SI 6 Do. New 10 10 Gt. 8. of India g. 58L 1 7 t. if 1 die 201 all Gt.Weel Canada, 1 31 131 i 201 18 Do. New 1 7 dls H 100 all Do.Bda,payMoptfilloo 97 90 100 all Do. do. 73 opt. 91160 97 99 100 all Do. do. 71 withoutop. 97 90 100 all D0.54p.M.8de,pay.77 90 98 St. 100 Madras Guar. 4; per ct. SS 90 St. 100 Do. do. 6 per M. 971 981 984 St 100 Do. 41 per M. W.m 9O 92 10 10 Do. 4th Wen. do. 81 100 Melb.Corp.sp. ct. Bends W all N. Brunswick di Canada class A cap. sh 5 7 10 all Do. do. Land do. 6 7 10 all Do. do. B cap. do. t. 7 20 all Do. do. Land do. 6 7 90 Sa i de (Limited) — 81 100 ads !0 6 Do. Puniauto St. 100 D0.1nd.84.1 , 104.g. 5 p.ct. 94 96 90 118 811 .iiiiii Andrews & Quebec A DI 1 dad. Limited, Scrip t 1 Cs DIMINTUILI STOMA. 119 I ft. 1 69,224. i Ndl a pekes. I Selest NPINVIII. 04.North.Sp.c.lainV1100 1— 60,M6 84. NorfolkS p.c. Mar.ifiept. 100 9! 04 82.421 St. N. Past. 4p.M.Jan.A.July 100 06 100 10,000 BS. Oxf. Wore. ic.4l p.c.t. do. ,100 96 100 .... I 81. Souttlsh N. Let. 4p. ct.lloo 9! 96 1 OMONIAL 00YLINMKNT SICUILITIIIa No. Ift I 820e2A I Pd. I CI. prices. I Salsa .... .. Can.Gov.fip.c.Janet int 100 113 116 114 .... .. Do. 6 per cent., 1879 ..100 1111 .... .. Du. 0 par cent., NW .. 100 112 .... .. Do. 0 per cent., 1861 .. 100 1191 .... .. Ds. 'per ct. Feb.&Ans. 100 100 111 Do. 6per et. Mar.& Sep. 100 110 112 Do. 5 per cent lOO 100 1001 1001 100 2 . B°M " Do. do. Scrip 94 36 .... .. New Brtumw.oov.o p.ct ;100 101 1001 .... .. N. 8. Wales Gr. sp.c. MN 100 100 .... .. Do. sp. c., 1871 to 1470 100 100 .... .. Do. ID. c~ 1019 ..........•• :: ...•• ..... 1 21 v N u.. .:it a r do. . , Su're ili p t . ..6 6 Aj p; : . 187 : 1 ... 1 Bonds 5. . 10 ; u01 1 1 0. 00 °° ' i 1 1 2 05_ 07 10 1; 1 1 °8 19 104_-4 Two o'CLoce. There is no revival of business in the Stock Ex change. The funds are quiet, but firm, at yesterday's quotations. In the share market prices are likewise nominally unaltered. Not withstanding the lack of business, the markets generally are firm in character. Pullinger's vast frauds continue to form almost the only topic of conversation. • The shares of the Union Bank of Loudon are flat. Transactions are officially recorded in the Stock Exchange at 261, 261, 26, and 25. The usual telegratne from the Paris Bourse have not yet come forward. - . Console are officially marked 941, a, and 4 for money, and 944 for the account. The present quota tions are 941 to for money, and 94i, " seller," for the 9th of May. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 225, 226 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, at 931, ; New Three per Cents., at 93/, 93, /, ; Indian Five per Cent. stock, 1869, at 106/, 106 ; Fire per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, at 98i, 98 ; India Bonds, at Se. (lin ; Exchequer Bills, at 95., 10s., 65., and 10s. prem. ; ditto small, at fie. prem. Foreign stocks are steady. There are some inquiries for Spanish. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 761 to 77, ex div., and that of 1858, 611 to 1. The scrip of the New Brazilian Loan is slightly flatter, being marked f and 1 dia. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860 (scrip), f, # dis ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 841 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 88 (each., IA.); ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 1001, f, ex div. ; RIMY& Three per Cents., 1859, 661 ; Sardinian Five per Ceuta., 841 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 471 ; ditto for account, 471; do. New Deferred Throe per Cents., for account, 361 ; the Committee's Certificates, 41, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 611, 1 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1011 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., 261. The discount market continues well supplied with money, and the best short bills are readily taken at 43 per cent. Long paper, however, still meets with little favour. The amount of business at the Bank continues moderate. The 90,0001, by the Illinois and Arabia con sisted of Mexican dollars. The 157,0001. by the Copenhagen will nut come to hand until a few days hence. There is little or uo inquiry for gold for the Continent. So. I Sh. I CoMPAMIga I Pd ( _CI. prima I Sales. 10,0001 10 Anglo-Mszkaa Mint all 16 18 isectri - us 16,000 26 Australian AgrlcuL 19 II 39 - 350 1000 Atlantic Tel (1.1111. ) • • • • all - - 47,000' 10 Berlin Waterworks_ ~ all 41 5 - .... 60 Brit. American lewd 4O - - - 6,000 60 Brit. a Irish Marx TeCA all $7 llll - 3,201 10 Do. B 7 per a trn UM all 10 11 - 11,739 20 Do. C - &916 821 Canada Land all 116 125 - 8,000 10 Channel Islands TOl. (LI all 11 8 - 160,000 It. Cop. Mg.of Eng.& ensiL all 16 10 id - 12,000 26 Do. Prof. 71 per cent. all Rae 254 ad - 2,00a/25 St. Crystal Palace 180,020 , St. Do. Preference 260,000 St. Do. 6 p. el Peep. Deb lOO 101 106 101 6 700.000 St. c Telegraph 7,101 25 Do. New 70,000 6 Dig. and Anat. Cop. 10,000 15 Gen. Steam Navigation 14 - - - 330,000 1 fined Ship (Limited) - 25,000 10 Indian and Aust. Tel la - - - 12,000 6 Lou. District Tel t• • : 1 0 12 0) - 4 460:r0 000 7:l l ‘q)nnridreao(anetTlOrils 6;" nal 1 4 3 1 1 1m 1 -- 30,000 10 IMediterraneanllice.Tel. all - - - 12,000 10 Mediter. Rs. Tel. (Um.) all 8 4 - 80,000 26 National Discount Co 6 1 01 dim - 11,, 11,310 10 'Netherlands Land - - - 7A,000 6 Do. bp. e., li. at 1 dia all 4 1 - 1,724 100 N. Ilruns. A N. Scot. Id 2 O 10 15 - 188,076 1 N. Brit. Australasian all 1 1 - 60,000 1 Oriental Gas - 60,000 1 Do. "New Shares" lO. 1 3 par - 10,000 10 °den. In. 900. (Lim.) A 6 - - - 6,000 10 Do. do. B 6 - - - 10,000 10 Do. do. C 2s. - - - 000,000 St. Peel River Land a Min. all 49 61 - 20,000 60 Prete. and °den. Steam all 79 81 00 20,000 60 Do. New - 40,000 20 Red Sea & Ind. Tel. 44 - p. c. for:Aye. by Br. Uov. 171 1 dim e pm - 10,000 60 9.hymuey Iron 10,000 12 No. New - 16, 100 Royal Mall steam 2,000 St. Scottish Anat. IDVPItaa. 100 160 110 1171 111 14,206 25 Routh Australian Land all IS 111 361 76, 1 bmarine Tel. Scrip - 75,000 1 Do do. Registered all 4 - 60,000 10 Trust 0 La Co. Up. Caw 6 - - - 10,000 100 Vas. 116111011 . 0 Lod llll 10 11 - --- o; ; Chanitiyesterilay afternoon bills on the Con tinent were again in demand. The inquiry at the close extended to paper on Vienna. In two or three instances the rates were a trifle lees favourable far this country. The St. Petersburg exchange, how ever, was quoted rather worse for Russia. The prices are shown below : .Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.163 to f 1 ; ditto, short, 11.14* to p; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.164 to 17 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.374 to 424 ; Hamburg (ms. bunco), 3 months. 13.51 to 4 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.15 to 20 ; ditto, 3 months, 15.39 j to 424 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 mouths, 1174 to I ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 344 to 4 ; Visuals (elf Bo.), 3 months, 13.60 to 70 ; Trieste ditto, 3 months, 13.60 to 70; Madrid, 3 months, 494 to ; Casfis, 3 months, 494 to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 30.45 to 50 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.43 to 50; Naples, 3 mouths, 404 to Palermo, 3 months, 1214 to I ; Messina, 3 months, 111 to ; Lisbon, 90 days, 524 to 4 ; Oporto, 00 days, to 53. Telegrams in anticipation of the China mail state the total shipments of tea at 69,000,000 th., and quote full prices. The stocks were very light, and the supplies exhausted. The exchange on London was unaltered. biomes. — Von Dadelinen and North, metal bro kers, having applied to the Chancellor of the Ea chequer for information respecting the liability of brokers' contracts to the stamp duty imposed by the new act, have received an official reply to the effect that, " the stamp is not applicable to contracts foe merchandise." ----- An adjourned meeting of members of the Stook Exchange favourable to a revision of the charges for commission was held yesterday, to receive the report of the committee which WWI lately appointoiL Their report recommends the adoption of aa authorised scale of charges. After some disci:s alon it was determined to adjourn until the first week in May, in order to allow time for furt h er consideration of the queation. At a meeting of Westminster Improvement Bondholders held at the London Tavern yesterday, Mr. Joseph Beaumont, Chairman of the bond holders' committee, presiding, the following rise lutions were carried : That the report of the committee be received and adopted; and that the committee be mouested to prosecute their petition *mind the Weetininster improvements Bill now pending iu parliament, in such counter AS they may deem best calculated to preserve the rights of the buitd holders. That a subscription, after the rate of 4s. per cent., or It. per 5001. bond (together with such further sums as the subscribers MAY le side to afford) be raised by the general body of bondholder, to meet the parliamentary and other expenses of the committee, such subscriptions to be repaid out of any moneys which may come to the hands of the committee applicable to such purposes ; and that the bond holders who ai e not prevent be strongly urged to strengths' the bands of the committee by meeting this call in the most liberal and punctual manner. The twenty-fifth annual meeting of proprie tors of the National Bank is called for the 22nd of May. The report of the directors of the West Pan ders Railway Company recommends a dividend of 4s. 9d. per share. A petition for the winding up of the Weedon and Leamington Railway Company (Limited) is to be heard in the Bankruptcy Court on the nth of May. The numbers are published of 17 bonds, repre senting 2,9001. sterling, of the Swtalish Provincial Mortgage Loan, which have been drawn by lot, and will be paid off at par on the let of June. The interest due the Ist prox. on the Montreal Corporation Six per Cent. Loan will be paid by the Commercial Bank of London. MEWS THOM THE SEAL FIBBINO.—ARRI THE CAMPIRDOWII.—This handsome vessel ,rives' dee Harbour on Sunday, from the seal fishingat (lremiland, completing her first voyage. So far as the vessel's sailing qualities are concerned, she has proved herself first-class, and amply fulfilled her builder 's and owners' expecte. Sons, having, both when outward and homeward bolted, accomplished her voyage in • remarkably abort time, the latter occupying only four days. But as regards the success she has met with in obtaining • cargo of fish, we regret to say the voyage du proved itself an almost complete failure, her "catch " consisting only of eighteen seals, and the intelligence she brings from that quarter leaves all the other veasels icif which there were aboutd 30 on the field) in a like unfavourable predica ment, none having succeeded in obtaining • larger " catch. Captain Bruce, of the Camperdown, states that, for four weeks, during which time he unsucCeedully struggled for a purge, north-easterly winds continued incessantly to beat wt. Mst them, to which cause, together with the keen frosts et the time, he attributes bin want of success, though he bee little doubt that the north-west gale el:jai accompanied him home will tend to open up the rivers and drive out tie flab, which may enable the remaining vessels even yet to effect profitable voyages ; but up to the hour of his leaving the station, on the 17th instant, there was neither sign nor symptom of an approach of fish or of the opening of the ice, end rather than saciitice the summer's voy.ige to the whale fishing at Davis' Straits, by remaining longer at Greenland under that expec tation, he turned his vessel homewards. The vessel is pre sently undergoing her equipment at the harbour, and receiving her complement of coal and stores with the utmost expedition, u it is intended to de spatch her for the whale fishing on Thursday next if possible, where, it is to be hoped, she will meet ' with better success. The Camperdown spoke with the ' Dundee, of this port, on the 14th iast., when that vessel was clean and fast in the ice. The following vowels were also spoken with :—lady Franklin, of Aberdeen ; Active, Helena, and North of Scotland, of Peterhead; Vulcan, Yolinka, and Enterprise, of Fraserhurgh ; and the Chase, of Hull—all of whom are reported clean. While the Camper. down was moving about, a Norwegian brig was totally destroyed among the ice, the crew of which were taken on board of the Dundee. -Dander Advertiser. TUZSDAT MEMO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 942 to; for the 9th of May, opened to-day at tho same quo tation, and closed at 941, "sellers." Fur money the last price was 94/, "sellers." The official business report is as follows .—Three per Cent T r Consols, for money, 94 4 , i ; ditto for aloonnt ay. ffi, 941, i ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 931, ,I ; New Three per Cents., 93i, a, 93, I ; irty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1886, in ; Bask Stock, 2244, 224, 2264 ; Indian Five per Cunt. Stock, 1859, 1064, 1, I, 106 ; ditto, for account, 106 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 984, Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 97, 963 ; ditto s 1859, 96/ ; India Bonds, ss. ills. The Indian rupee paper was a little flatter. The Five per Cent. was last quoted 984 to I, and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 103# to I. The Indian Five per Cent. stuck of 1869 was quoted 106 to i. Exchequer Bills remain flat, at its. to 10s. prem. The foreign stock market was likewise quiet. The Turkish Loan of 1868 declined 4 per cent., leaving off at 61 to 4, whilst that of 1854 was steady, at 764 to i, ex div. Brazilian scrip was quoted 4 die. to 4 prem. Other foreign stocks were ivactive. The shares of the Union Bank of London were marked 27, 28, and 274 ; the closing quotation was about 25 to 23. The price before the frauds became known was about 30 ; and as 41. per share on 60,000 shares gives 240,0001., it would seem that the present price should be about 26. GALLANT LIFEBOAT SERVICES. TEIONIIOI7TH, Tonsosr.—About half-past 1 o'clock this morning, when the wind was blowing fresh from E.N.E., it being at the time very dark, load cries for help were heard seaward by one of the coast-guard men. Immediately an alanu was given to muster the crew of the lifeboat of the Na tional Lifeboat Institution ; and, with a promptitude most CI adltahle to the gallant crew, they were quickly at their post : Everything being ready, as usual, for instanteneou Nemec in the lifeboat-house, the lifeboat was at once launched, and proceeded in the direction whence the cries of distress came. A pistol was fired from the lifeboat which was re sponded to by cries from those in distress. The lifeboat's anchor was dropped, and she was veered down to the scene of danger. Here they found, the smack Wooster, of this port, sunk, with the sea breaking violently over her—her crew, John and Samuel Basset, in the • • , They were found much exhausted, and were f wit taken on board the lifeboat, and safely brought by her to land. This is the second crew of wrecked vessels this valuable lifeboat has been instrumental in rescuing hens a watery grave during the present year. It was only Me week before last that the crew of nine men, of the brag Nancy, of Teignmouth, were also rescued from an inevit able death by the Lytham lifeboat, belonging to the National Lifeboat Institutillia TR IC IFLOHT FOR THE CH AIMONSHIP. —The London correspondent of the New Praseiam Gazette writes as follows : For some days past the whole of &glad, so to say, has nosupied itself with a boxing match, and although ' dukes of royal blood' may no longer shake hands with the boxer, and illustrious lords may no longer boast of their in tiniate acquaintanceship with pugilists, such as notoriously was the cue in the last century, nevertheless the interest all take in the matter shows how ' national' this methodi cal thrashing, this bloody thumping according to definite rules, still is in England. Even • minister answered with official reserve when questioned in parliament • about the fight by some gentlemen of more deli- Two O , Croon. cats nerves than the rest. It was plain that The mining market to-day is quiet. The tram be was unwilling to disturb the ' old English pastime and England's so the long announced fight between Tuns Sayers, actions have been chiefly confined to Aur ae in East Wheal Russell, St. Ives Couss4s, Lady Bertha, first boxer, and the American Haman, nicknamed the Benicia 134, did really tale place on the 17th of April, Wheal Mary Ann, Pendeen Consols , and St ray near Aldershot; in the presence of about 3,000 persona. Park mines. In the Stock Exchange Wheel Mary The day sifter the fight the Home Secretary was again ques- Anu shares are offloiallv marked 21 1. timed in parliament whether he would now muse the par- inactive. xsughsli and Australian Coppe r are F • n ' a tan and colonial mining shares are likewies ticipators in thrgee fi ghting, legally prohibited, to be punished. But Sir Oeo Lewis i an Englishman first rahlister—so ha seals p a s se 'naive answer. and then a " quired fur, &nil are marked MINES-THIS DAY lik,lPd lllALL ug wA ti : lir 17"28,,„,wdjuz"" 100 100 1 1001 100 10 U4l JOINT STOCK BAAL& 4ri ILIA'. lAgra and U. Ser. Du* Australasia kank of Egypt Hank of Loudon Hank of Turkey British N. America Chart. hank of WI; Australia. and China . Chrtnl. Mere. of Ida Lou., and lbiaa lefty Colonial Gnat. of Canada /Fidil. of London - - - - - Rcot. it A usL Mutt 6. Wink of tlisitserlaad. ILa. Ott. Bank of insist. Loudon and Oonnty , London Joint Innen !Lon. sad Westminster Nat. Prow. of 'Wilma Do. Nov 'National Bank ... New Routh Wales. ,i),:fent7diacoorporn. il2ttonlan Bank .. _ !Provincial . of Ireland .. r • Ao." Australia ~Culou of Augralls Union of Loudon !Unity Mutual 1011./ZON OSLO - ii G. lagauleargip. ant: all I Do. lagmed at Ala all Lombardo. Vomit a p... it... all North. nt France ip. el all I D. (Boulogne) 4p. at a ilao Latcl'harlero SI p.a. all Paris ok Lyons a per csiA. all Do. Near aper asst.. all ,Itoyal Swedish spar all i flouthern of Fraaaalliara all Victor Ihnuanasi II c. all IWAN.W.aI a II Tf TS 74 n e 11 let Is} II »z t 7 MI 19 tl 17 17e ftf lak 17 18 lONS. I. 1 13 13 llt ISt It gie 1: 99 9 9 . 106 1 MN I i oil 2 is 110 101% 9 4 i dim nh . I. lOtl Of 840 s !VAL Of I in Dun- 1 IN - ii au 414 SO ail nt ..1 ini i 1111 9 ' 3 i t 9 90i IT } _ ,U 95 + die 711 66 "14 _ iffl6