The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-18 00:00:00

IDNCE. r D DIVORCE. Leary.) HALL. Tied Mr. Montague the dabod►nt. of ler. Halt late a resisted probate an The wi l war 7 ; &milder ! who, end seeds de. The testator dial airttiPt is 188 2, and in otneat of hie amity. d incapacity was based re went to press. rim) OiThP? or moor. nel Mersoter, mg i s a Jadicial Committee oblation of the awed L. The premed alma at Robert Gleam fit t, Fry sad Ormesiorere set, sod the cue come et from the diorama A church rate turd sad the def= stecovers, tad • suit oormaeaced rdess, Mr. FM Wood or the recovery of the rb praetor, Mr. Crowe. id 'by Dr. LaeWagoy warders could eat pre colleagas, sod the mit sa appeal to the Privy id the declaim, sad the was the ant cue of the ed that it involved ea being matitted to this the proosedinge before d epos to pay 511. soa•psymeat, cad the L rests, for norilo= . He produced dos. He had disobeyed DI Wl' sotit►sd to be iguilted, sod procooliogs CIiIJPTOY. se Goalburs.) LICATION POE =SAM mama, deerribed himself th.equare, caPtaka in the r for debt as • home M. Be thus dates the °erred liabilities on lo rd Bothell, which he has at 2,6001. of which 1,0001. Basked Life Alearsao• tafriare, they holding • a. B. Bothell, the hank ' iIISUIZOOD oa the life of !. stated to be of no wane. been, • creditor, and cos• OA the bankrupt finding of a &Milting creditor to M opposed or he did not ; e oonrt. invalided from the Indian he should return there. wee there that the bask• it be warn an officer in the had only been adjudicated end be should adjourn the of ainiguent were incurred chiefly os Bothell, and if he were at re that gentleman to come tot mks any dist:km*le The only question Wm apt would be beneficed Is mild be known the amigos rapt had stated that if he to make some arrangement depart from the role. The titer the choice of assignee& dow, aa Comminionef.) IID WOOD. overeaters for the supply Amman-park, Muria. mom seven months Simms has still no Me at the park, which be of weeding refreshments. de to his Homer, by Hr. rIIIMIN far • mremptory . radm i to gim up possesses to Mr. E. Reed, on behalf of he oontract with the Alsar i purely permed coutrack wmpw amt.amt.H ww. e said he could wee was sot a oestrus= related to the and that the swkorial t Nod advantage tbeeed. y to mist the sseipissik Mon. The right to posmelsa • contrect ; that right mosad ▪ other part ; and tbo beak -1109 within seven days. rk o power to maks this order. express an opinion « that 'obeyed and Hie time sme as the bankrupt bad better t of the second Pamatill tot 1861. (ISM meramd. —ADJUDICATION. • was made against Jobs r, of Fonchureb.sin•••, on the Butt, coal merchant, who had sly • fortnight aims. It hi absconded, taking with him 7120). 31 COURTS. DAY.) ..---- BETH. ,TTEIIPTID StrICIDL onoof 20, was brought up in cad, of the P division, on • ,f oxalic acid. it 20 minutes to 10 o'clock os r knocked at the door of the I, and on being admitted saki the ietention of desterryiag for a medical gentleman, who inistered the necessary antidotes tdingly ill. and afterwards re. WAS attending her she said that lose of poison if the But had y she had taken the poison! rship. She said AA had bar n Barka sbe has been, and that s a father who is a shoenaker aunt visited her while ate wan d much affected, is reply to the 1 holt of the penes is shall* ho had seduced her. She wee !lIW ARK. loratz Ix A RAILWAY CAZZIACA I, singulez-looking young ullihr examinatioo, charged with Mar herriff, in a third-elass carrier limy, between the 001331014 1211 se-bridge terminus. evidence of Edward Bishop, ea he South Eastern Railway Coen wain last be acoomparsied the a t io n towards the Loodowbvidge ner sitting in a third-clans od her brother. The corn eh side. Witneas saw theWri7orTse it of bin, which seemed to Is afterwards leant over to on her knee very indecently. Oe the Loedondge terrain's the prisoner had very iedeo•atly need 10 custody. The foga% was uttiT D very respectable young Teen" Deptford, said that the primes , be Commercial-road eatioe. eel • to her. As soon as the tinla t p alder her clothes, sadalba.' ii Ra sta he repeated the senefeello • r towards her and pat his Vat Mi ray. Fi t ni t licnt said that whs. the anoying his sister, he told Ids head on h dy, w premed his hile he throstsool er kale Sow 1 he d bias until the train stoppeL • if the releaser yes saber et lie , that he did not appear to be is need drunkenness. enrage the primmer said be Irmo tea r whet be we. shoot. Th e Rigistrate LAM' that le was as Irapideat fellow, sad as a amities te Not far the Metre be Bud blot 305., sa g in default committed him lee aterieit. WANDBWORTH. 81/TC4O MI TO TM NUM ON WINTLIDON 0010(01. George gibe as& .reArs Dairy surresdered to their bail to unfit • kluge of beau sessersed is wilfully ***`a( fia• to the furse ea Wimbledon Oases. Oa this oars. los Wee other men, named ANON Booth, Orem Booth, 110 d JW/Lef Cooke, who had bees summoned, were charged with tbeet. Mr. A. Ruses deluded the was. Tao evidence takes oe Um farmer sunimisaties was read over, hem winch it appeared that Serpeut Gadd, 29 V, saw p u s (/ the fuse es ire about half-pest 12 eelook is the *. It was bureau at the back of the govenimsat stoweares seer the butte. Ile west towards the snot with mother oosetablia. sad before they mould reach it author Ike brake oat abed 200 yards off. The primers sad three other mu (the defesdasts) were sees to um from the direction of the mooed ire. They all gaud matting the Wee on fire with the exception of Nair, who said it wee rely • drunken frolic. A s box of matches wu fated spas him. Whoa before the magistrate he said be aschiestally sat the furs* ea sr. with m partake* snatch while lighting his pips. Mr. White, the commas keeper, owe fo &sad rward mig said he had examined the spot, sad that** fuse had bees est on fire is Ma different Ors and if it had not bees for the wet, serious results might bare occurred. The ease was thee adjured to IP certain whether the lord of the manor was disposed to pro. mute. that it was sot Mr. White sow Wormed the megistrats the wish of Earl Spacer that the can should go for trial. ODuga amount of the respectability of the parties, who all be- Mr.l Wimbledon Harms bay* . eddreseed the bash. The Magistrate said he wished it to be keows that it was Difikly penal offerice, and that they were liable to be meat trial,tx and the beat punishment they could reeky* wee dues yeas' imprboomest. He ibis discharged •11 the dr Iseduts with the 'mention of Dinky, whom he called poe . to fled two sureties to keep the perm for 12 mestizo!. Bail was eesepted, sad the defendant was thee liberated. LLTE3T SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT szaorsro amours.) SALISBURY MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) CRAVEN PLATE. Five I pcytheis, Viceroy, Kiag mss•, A.tl• The grit. Teddy, Nip, Kathie's, Jamey, Ir.h Mail, sod Loy Sitar are here. WILTSHIRE STAKES. Two miles. Brockman* Signalman. Rastas, Police, Kathleen, End. AO, Preview, sad Salpindes are hem SALISBURY STAKES, Halt s mile. Bitter Sweat, Hoak of Ave., Salisbury, Sweet As.., Lady MAW, Malik* Harem and Stiarger are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 5 BOYS. Fire furlong'. imprimis, Lord Ronk% Bower, May Qum, sad Love. rick Wells are hens - - - • OLD CASTLE STAKE& O. ads. King Gawp, Ifiatoriaa, Warraiaatar, Omit, Teddy, filaktook, Guardamaa, 'no Swift, &athlete. Nip, Irih ma, tad Y ay QIIINS ars item H —Awmaatant, am; Bimetal, Mariana, kabala,Haat* Tit-for• Tat, sad Lady Wild. Estarisa sot pat srdvad. THE ALLEGED ILLTRIATAIRNT AND INCAR CERATION OP PAUPERS AT ST. PANCRAS WORKHOUSE. ADJOURNED POOR LAW INQUIRY cram DAY). This forenoon ' at eleven o'clock, Mr. Farnall, Metropolitan Poor Law inspector, resumed at St. Pancras Vertiy-kall the lanolin , as to the alleged 1114restreent and isearewation of the iemates of the workhouse is the 'span- Ike ward, named George Grant and Henry James, who bed written to the Poor Law Board, and to Mr. D'Eysoourt, the magistrate of Clukeawell Policeeeart, cerapWalng of snob treatment. Mr. Oburehurden Robson presided sad there was spin •fall Steatites* of the board of dir'ectors. Kr. W. D. COOfer, parish solicitor, rureeented the heard, sad Mr. Shaw, vestry -irk, was purest The toasters, Grant sod Jam's, were also praeant throughout the Landry. Mr. Morrisoa, ert uter of the woreums, wu re. called, and C h apman,Rob the superintendent of the upwation weed, and Yr. James Parker, allailltmat clerk to the directors, wars examiaed. THE ACCIDENT Ar THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY STATION. INQUEST.—(THD3 DAY.) This afternoon, Dr. Lankeeter, the coroner for Deetral Middlesex. opened an isquhy at the Bank of pubbobonse, en the body of Captain Hoary Charles= Newbery, of th•slst Madras Native Infantry, Ishii, meld* at Naribern.villas, Weetbourne.puit , who died on Timefay afteroom, at St. Kary's Hospital. from tb• remit of Injuries remind by the fell of a wall spinet which • large quantity of coal ba d been placed. The jury having been sworn, the foreman said the jury would have to view the body and the wall, and then the OMNI of death would come proy under their inquiry. It is understood that evi den ce of identity only will be takes aid the inquest then adjourned. SHOCKING SUICIDES BY HANGING. Mr. Hum• An inquiry was held, last night, b.: phreys, coroner, at the Grime Tavern, H oard 60 respecting the denth of Georgie Howe, agei 60 The deceased resided at No. 21, Cross-street, Shorediteb, al recently hi wife and his sou's wife both died. He be am very impounding, and said that he would not survive then. On Monday lest he availed himself of an otter. lenity when he was alone to hall himself by MOMS of a rots. Whee he was found suspended, be was quite deed. lli jury retorted s e vendict of " Suicide while of unsound The slum earater they held an inquiry respeotiog Ike min& of Mt. John Ballard, aged 47 years. The deceased was a timber dealer, residing at No. 1, Soien-gardelkplace, Stepney. For t he last three weeks be tel given way to habits of intemperance. On Sunday atter- DOM he went into a loft at the back el his bones and hanged himself to a rope attached to • beam. Sr. Stevens stated that deceased's brother was for yams insane, and to doubt deceased's own mind was tippet when he committed suicide. The jury retorted a verdict of "Temporary insanity." meeting of the working men of Birmingham, convened to adopt an expression of sympathy with the people of the United States in view of the assassitation of Preidant Lincoln, took plena last sight. There was a crowded attendance, and greet entinnimen was manifested. Br. J. Arthur Partridge took the chair; Alderman Baldwin aid others addressed the meeting. Resolution were adopted expressing confidence in and sympathy with the Overman and people of the United States, and in ap proval of the principle of government by manhood suffrage for England. DREADFUL SUICIDE OF A GILNILEMAN.—Yee- Imlay morning, at an early hour, a very shocking occur nets took place at Upton Park, Becks, a short distance from Eton College, and close to Slough. From what has transpired, it appears that between 5 and 6 o'clock, se a orrenter named Gregory, who lives at Slough, was crossing the park, which is covered with handsomely-built modern rale; be noticed some object lying by the side of the mosmettal water within the beckons, and curiosity nempted him to proceed to the spot, when he found a het lying on the bank of the pond, which he knew to have helmeted to Mr. George Bedborougb, a pa th:me of independent means, aged shoat fifty, who till yesterday resided in the " Crescent" at Windsor. Con tinuing his search, Gregory found the body of Mr. Bed borough lying immersed in the water about twelve feet from the bank. The corpse was folly dressed, but upon in the ecat, and turning back the front of dosemed's shirt, which was partly covered with blood, smell circular wound war found on the left side, near the region of the heart, which had evidently been caused by the bullet from a pistol fired by the deceased. The pistol was subsequently dis cerned in the pond. This melancholy occurrence hoe embed deep horror in Windsor, Eton. and the neighbour hood, where the deceased was well known and much es teemed. INWICH Conn Mantua, MAY 16. —There was a red supply ot wheat here to-day. Farmers Misted mml laying an armee, and buyers were obliged to comply, ls. per quarter being generally obtained. Very few beans and peas offering, and these obtained higher rates. The Federaldebt in dollars weighs 330,000,0001 be. Taws dollars would load upwards of 1,000.000 mules, which ' wend form a train 21,00 miles in length. Modellers shad me cm another would form a silver Wens 6,313 Idle high. Placed aide by side they would extend thrice mead the globe, and a man would take 127 years working night and day to count tbem.—Asseriean paper. Petroleum hue been used as a fuel by the ?mesh. No:wanks', end people renal the Owen Sea• Asilluminating an agent it u fast supplanting vegetable and animal We. The lamps of every noneklemble city in the world are being adapted to the tee of ft. Some behove that the slime which cemented the Tower of Babel Ma partly coal tar. The walla of Bann, were smeared with it, aid it is found in the Deed gas shish offers Sodom and Gomorrah. fn Trinidad thine is a lake of pure Ettrpleem, sod it is she found in Sicily, Deily, Freon. and Weed. Search was Int made far petroleum In Pear tenant* it 1654, and in 1&31 the search was sacesistal. well 71 test deep yielded LOOO piles daily- It Wie after wards dimmed in large questirise Is West Virgialu— . annum piper. NORZIGN LTIOXL THB STRIKE IN STATIORDSHIRE. --4-- , (3? ZUCTRIO TILBOILIPIL) SHARE LISTS.--(THZE DAY.► I itiimiTlL I .O.LazwatsearglipAmal 1 mein MUM Haar/. Tnusansr. Puddlers are going in in all directions, and the strike is virtually over. Two o'Oroon. The railway market is inactive to-day, and with 1 , 1 , the exception of a rise of per oent. in Great in Western, and a decline of I in Midland and Great tN Eastern, the principal stocks exhibit no alteration. I : Loudon and North Western stock is now quoted me 121 f to ; Great Western, 731 to ; Midland, : 133 to • dincashire and Yorkshire, 120} to 121 ;' IM South eastern, 84} to 85 ; Great Eastern, 44 1 4 to it ;Caledonian, 130} to 131} ; London and South I 1 : Western, 97} to 98} ; Great Northern, 129 to to 130 ; and Metropolitan, 134.4 to 137. se Some of the Indian lines are rather dull. Very l e few transactions have occurred in Canadian and foreign railway securities. ORDINARY BRAM AND awns. Wu to-di eh. I r 4. 1 asuman. 1 431 742„,,C" I as ft. - -7theni e l ill Emma awl lt:lmas all Lamm awl all llainsessadlabiallis dl - - - - 11 -- 19 109 4 94. 97 I 9 199 97 190 111 lit D. Isolalimas.— an Nara of haws S p.at. an D. PatearetAlp.st. as Mamba (iaspras. M.) • PaAktposatlfaip.at. an Do. Now....ap e. an ludo ta. I.(rani.) W loyal Swodbla ap. an Papua IA eras& p.ot. l an B. Ass.a.Laaa-Vaalp.o. 11i 191 ts et it 11 91 96 91 101 99 96 111 11 le U t i BoathlLeat.ol Poet Ti.O. 'all 6outhantot 'Beath Ham.. per ot. W.ll. W. ot ha. p. c. OOLONIAL GOVILLIMINT !WU] wrote. 11100000.4p.0,1172110 Oaf. Gov. 5p.4., 15R411.100 1/4.llpetet.lo.‘Aag. 100 0.1 parelllar.3 110 D 4.6 pa 0.70.01 01 Do. iter et. las. 100 Or 1111%001011 100 11041100, Do. q. 11.1"1!"1 - all - Iltm..WoLa Mow Vol. Ii int= JIMA IN Be!siel 'ad Nazier.... = I t*ii 94 N 131 183 1101 1 Fas7Kai7;. ::::::::: an Oak sad Boodoo Ospowa 811 No. •J A sootily. asta a Do. 11116. 8.1660111i0 101 Dabbaaadßslb. Jane Pcsl3B.4kAbd.Jo 106 au Id Decodoo. laborigh mai Glasgow ISO Olmogow sad &Wigton 100 Grosi amen OM. 116. 100 Do. • nook 100 Da: Ass. Stk.. No 1 and Norlkolloollaad 101 GroolNorlburs 100 ODA ono. so OM as 100 U 0.111166. e. lo WOE ICS Stk.& *IT cot. (106 1 ICS Grid Wideill 10 Do.Sloor Val.Gua.Sik 100 Do. loath Wolso 110 Do. W. Md.—Word 100 Do. Do. = KS Do. Dix. 10 loasisblztut Toehniko 100 loado• mad 100 Lea.,1161 1 1 1. 1 trawl LosiaB.Bo.llDov kooloallilf Womb. 100 toNlKM6lllblioineo 10S 11468,1168LobLasalsolt mu Magpoot oat Cosibao all Dw Do. Slam = I iii. Z Do. do. la ii Der.Nov.l" IVA II DM. so.. 11 lisaritlia epee et, 1113114 Do. 111711 ILI I -0.6 I Do. 11101100 Nast. 0.11.1 pot ii ..1 166 Now Drum Gov. 6 p.ot. it* N.l. Webs Go. 6 p..6.11116'160 Do. 6p. a VIII le UN IN Do.llp. a 1061 to UN IN New Lalonde per mot. tOO Do. 6 par amt. 160 Novo Bootts6p. a. 1.7111011 !Quataised Gov.' p. d 1N B.Aerl(ia►.l p. 6017 1 1106 V16./e0t.40.6.1met 11 41 184 Do. 60. D.G.Ationeoo.llo6 Do. Now Yotro. Did (Pro. Scrip C. le Do. do. do. .... /Oaliesd Do. ta Shares /11 Do Ma. di Deem all MI6 04. Wm. 0 10 4 • • • • al/ Do. f Shares all lOd Zed ISO 100 Do. 1141.,Pertis,Dand. 100 N. isatens—Barerlek Do. O. N. 11. Pare.— MI Do. Ueda US De. Tort .... ISO Do. Oarlisk . all Do. O Do. do. 1106.14 la Do. do. 180641 100 Noo.ll Loam all Do. New 6 I Do. do., :86i 100 ',North Iliafforladre all I N.ll. Wantons Jaws WO &Nada emend 100 SooSilah Alow.Blll 103 Scoillah Yldlood all abrewsbary dt Welehol. 100 Illarepeldre Oaks 100 both Doris 100 Own* les•ses ell Rearm, W01d05 141 . 04 114 Tat Tabs Do . 100 yaw of .. .. 100 Vleterla Rs dt Plmßoo 100 Weea Oorows4 100 W. asn4o. A. BRITISH WAiC. W .ASkieMeal* Lamers Ilk realler.tiLle.g.egae. II Do. / Dares 11l Disk* I Lake Harm 7al I Do. grdlandoa 109 Dot, Brooke% Galeria2ll Op. Pda. L0g.1,1 10 Ds, do. July 1, MI IN Do. do. hum 1, 1614 100 Lidiaraldta.g. 10aps T. et Dookip. d g. Mail D~ bin ....o.Prr• 11th Nod lodlan ga. 1 do 10 , Do. J galanstoo 10 [ Dread Truk of tdoada all Do. L toolp Vd..SP. OI all Do. ld r . 3000 . a Do , o. dawn. all Do. tad prof. Bonds all Do. do. darnel all Do Ord prat. Stook all Do. do. &farad all Do. lth prig Moot . all Do. do. olderni IN Grad Ind/an Pastadda it Do. gad lk par cost Do. Dad do 100 idt. 8. of India g.& p. ot. 100 Do 411 pot oast. 1I Di 1 DS Winton c 4 Camas 1I Do. Now all I Do. eV a i .h. 4a.pay.ll4o oil I Ds do. 40. 14774 Jodi= Limited 11, DT: .nom I 100 Madras gum. ep. oink 1 1 I: I to:: do. 3 11::1 I I Do. Mr Istaagoo NO 'Kolb. Oorp. 6 per c. Ed ill . Kolb. sad Roboon's Boy Ml N.Brom3Comair.•& ll l 100 IN./LatOralip.o.lrip. B. 100 detodo. pr. 6 pox mat. 100 D. Dail d 0....... I D. do. do. 106 D. Plitilllab d 0...... 100 De. Was 86.1100.60. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 18. 1865. 1 silalix MONEY MARKIIT.--(TBI8 DAL) Two o'Czoci. The stock markets remain very dull. The funds, home railways, and most other securities are sup ported at yesterday's closing quotations. Foreign Bonds are rather flat, but the fractional reduction which has taken place is limited to Mexican and one or two other stocks. The discount market is quiet to-day, but no transactions are reported below 44 per cent. The rate for short loans on English government se curities in the Stock Exchange is 3 to 34 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegrams, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 671 e. 45c., being se. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 901 to 4, with div., for money, and 891 to 4, ex div., for the account (June 8). The official business report is an follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 904, 1 ; ditto, for' account, 891, 89 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, ' 884, 4,1; New Three per Cents., 884, 1. 1 ; An nuities, 1885, 14 1-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1064, ; Five and a Half per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 108 ; and Exchequer Bills, 3s. to Os. prem. Mexican Bonds and Turkish of 1862 have de clined 4 per cent., and Turkish Consolidds 1. Other foreign stocks are mostly steady, though dull. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz.:—Greek Bonds, 191 to 204 ; Mexican, 254 to 4; Confederate, 9to ; Spanish Pas sive, 2131 to 1 ; the Certificates, 154 to ; Turkish Bonds of 1858, 70 to 71 ; ditto, 1862, 724 to 73 ; ditto, Conaolid4s, 471 to 4, ex div. thAasastions are recorded as follows :—Greek, for account, 20, 4 ; Italian, for sooount, 644, i; ditto, 1865, scrip, 41 die. ; Mexican, for account, 254, 1 ; Portuguese, 1856, ka, for account, 484, i; Russian, 1862, 891, ex div.; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 394, 40 ; ditto Passive, for account, 291, 4 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 151 ; Turkish, 1854, for amount, 901,1; ditto 1868, for account, 701, I ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 751. 76 ; ditto, 1862, 74 ; ditto, for amount, 724, * ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 731 ; ditto, 1863, 691 ; ditto Guaranteed, 1001 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 384. International Financial shares are now quoted to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 14 to 4 prem.; London Plnancial, 64 to 7 per. ; Imperial Mercantile, 1 to 1 prem. ; Credit Foneier and Mobilise of England, 3 to 4 prem., ex div. • and Egyptian Trading, 14 to 1 die. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Metropolitan District Railways, 94 to 10 prem. ; Moscow Gas, 4 die. to par; Russian Iron Works, 94 to 101 prem.; Anglo- Egyptian Navigation, 31 to 44 prem. ; Varna Railway, 9 to 10 prem. ; Plymouth Shipbuilding. 1 to 14 prem. ; Ottoman Company, 4 to 4 prem. ; Lion Brewery, 21 to 1 prem. ; and Peruvian Railways, 1 to 4 prem. A telegram from Bombay, dated May 13, announces that a respectable Parsee firm (not the one referred to by rumour yesterday) had called a meeting of its creditors, and had obtained time to wind up its affairs. The liabilities are described as " heavy." It is believed that this house has been confounded with the much more important one spoken of yesterday. The annexed notice, relating to the New Granada dividends, was sent to the Stook Exchange yester day by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. : New Gamma Dzwr.—Yeens. Baring Brothel, sad Oa have rewired by this mail, on searast ot New Granada dividends, a remittance of 4871.85. 9d. ham the cu stom-home of Sen Jose de Cuenta.—May 17, 1865. About 47,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, making a total of 60,0001. for the seek, while 30,0001. has been withdrawn for export. The City of Washington, from New York, has brought 57,0001. in specie. The biddiags for 30,00,000 rupees (300,0001.) in bills on India took place yesterday a: the Bank of England. The proportions allotted were—to Cal- B cutta, 28,90,000 rupees ; and to Bombay, 5,60,000 rupees. The minimum price was fixed at Is. 104 d. on Calcutta and Madras, and ls. 101 d. on Bombay. AU tenders on Calcutta and Bombay at and above la. 101 d. will receive in full. There were no tenders on Madras. of the failure at Rumours were c urrent yesterday Bombay of an old-established and wealthy Parsee firm, with branches in Liverpool and London, but up to the close of business no confirmation..of the statement, as regards the house referred to, could be obtained ; in fact, the agents of the firm here allege that there can be no truth in the report, as they have no information to that e ff ect. Anot her' Parsee house of some importance, however, with . connexions in London and Liverpool, has recently • stopped payment, and has possibly been confounded , 114 with the more important firm referred toby rumour to-day. Further intelligence is awaited with some anxiety. The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed Monday next, the 22nd inst., a special settling day in the shares of the Val-Sassam Mines Company (Limited) and the City of Moscow Gas Company (Limited). Both are to be marked in the official het. The Committee have also appointed Thurs day, the 26th inst., a special settling day in the Consolidated Peruvian Five per Cent. Loan, which lie to be marked as bonds, as scrip, with 461. paid, and as scrip, 46/. paid, " future payments in bonds THE IRISH RAILWAYS. The following letter from the Chancellor of the Exchequer to the Chairman of the Royal Commission on Railways, on the subject of Irish railways, and reply thereto, were published today in a parliamentary return : " 11, Carlton Houaterraos, April 11. „ My Lord Dula, —Many of the representatives of Ire lead is the House of Commons have expressed in paths. merit their desire that the examination into the Irish rail. way system and its operation, which is included in the ge neral iuq&oy undertaken by the royal commission wider your grace's presidency, should not be post. pawl wail after the ma of the railways of Great Britain j 4 .1 shall lave undergone investigation. Her Majesty's govern. 10 mat are under the impression that the ass of the Irish L l e ',.• railways is comparatively simple, and that the facts con- N mead with it might probably be collected at an early period under the umpires and instructioa of the commis- lo lion, bat without interruption to that course of inquiry Ls into more difficult and complex, as well as mom or at tended, questions upon which the commissioners may se. already have entered ; and they accordingly seared It into an engagement to bring the matter under the mai- St detration of the commission. I have, therefore, to request at that your grace will be good enough to consult with your St colleagues in the commission upon the question which I a have submitted ; and I have to express the readiness N. of her Majesty's governmest so cooperate with the corn. si mission by provffiag, should . it is your judgment he wow St nary a 81 la i n ta ir l oo l lreo ta * Th" o l t nt le a vinsfw to o then rawChardt nt stred.—l remain, &a., (Signed) "W. E. GUDSTONE. as The Duke of Dsvosabisa." N. Roves of Lords, Westminster, S.W., May 3, 1865. "ffir,—l have to acknowledge the receipt of your letter ilk of the 11th Apra, informing ins that her liajeety's govern. M. mina have sawed into an aigagemsat to brag under the IL consideration of this commission **question of the early N. examination of the Irish railways stem. Gad requesting me be 10:001:1111it 011 the same with my eo I have now the honour to state that year letter has been carefully ton. 111. ahead by the rniedoa, and that they have resolved to to take immediate steps to lact evidence co the subject of 1001) the Irish railway system. The commission are not at 2 orient able to decide whether any additional assistance 7, will be n.oesssry in collecting information, but will bar in 9 4 . mind the offer of her Majesty's government to provide it, Nth if it should be hereafter required. — l have. ho., 26 g 1 g 0114 ) DiVOllOllllll. a l l. The Right Hon. W. Gladstone, M.P." t. if THE PROVINCIAL BANK OP IRELAND. as. (THIS DAY.) At. At_ Thin day the fortieth yearly meeting of the above I , beak was held at the aloes, Old Bros&street ; Sir M. as FA141:111AI, M.P., in the chair. The following report wee teed and adopted : ur 10" The plat year, being the feetioth sines the format/ea of the bank, the directors take omission to express to the IT proprietors the satisfaction with which they ociatemplate st the moue which has attended its operate°s during that eat. leg period, while at the same time Ireland has en. St loped the advantages arising from the introduction , and dowelopenat el a weed system of banking in Lit that coutry. The season of 1864 was favourable ;; for the early grain crepe, and wheat sad barley were pro- po dative, and of good quality. The later crops, however, it suffered from the keg drought which prevailed &wise the 10 summer, and the oat crop was In coasequence a deficient it one. From the same cause green crepe sad hey were also deficient, but fortunately the potato crop was a productive et one, sod of good quality. Flax was also • heavy crop, sod was cultivated to • considerably larger extent than hereto • fore. The flax was pot of fine quality, and the dry Sh. - I mason being tuefavomable for stespiag, its °Perdition and N T value were not in proportion to its bulk, but notwithstanding at these drawbacks, sad a rather low range of prima, the flax 10 crop we, oa the whole fairly remunerates to the farmer. let The directors regret, however, to add that the pa- _le cautery audition of the small ferrous in Ireland ••• has not generally undergoes imp/evacuee, their peinaipal isa crop (oats) having, as already stated, hese a deficient gee au, while prices of grain continued very low. This, of it. scares, proloop the deemed** which hes for some years M. peat prevailed in the retail trade of the cannery. On the tee other hand the larger landholders have continued to r i z derive sextants' benefit from the high price of it settle and sheep. Wool also rose to an unusually gr„ high price during last summer, but bee slue toe soneiderably declined. The linen trade, which forms the lee Ample of the north of Ireland, has coationed prosperous. lee The manufacture and export of linen goods largely in- M t erased &trice the past year, and pries were steady sad 100 remunerative. The prospect of peace in America has let. toe fairly brought about • decline of prime, but no dom. me merciel difficulties have arisen therefrom. The veins tee of messy has undergone numerous and coasiderable leirtions daring the year, the avenge rate of interact bang high. The directors have to express their regret at et the toes of the valuable services of Mr. Robert Murray, the ex, labs chief of of the bank, who died ea 26th Febreary last after a very short illness. Mr. Murray had been in the lei service of the bank from its establishment in 1825, let Ise as to within • few months of 40 years. ' to He was • gentleman of peat business experience, of 7 ) aekoowlidged ability, and most indefatigable in the re discharge of his various and reepeasible duties. The diree- st. tors have appointed their late secretary, Mr. Thomas it Hurst to succeed Mr. Murray as the chief officer, and superintendent of breeches' ; and Mr. ex ceder Christie, z o for many years the principal assistant in the secretary's 00 department in London, has succeeded Mr. Hurst as seem ep Cry. The attention of the meeting la now requested it to the following statement :—The account submitted to the yearly general meeting in May. 1864, showed O. the amount of reek, or undivided profits, at the 26th March, 1864, to be 252 . 8671 . 15 a. 6d. Out of which a. there has been peld to the proprietorsthe emce" ef two ordinary and extraordinary dividends as follows : At Midsummer, 1864—ordinary dividend of 4 percent, 7 21,60/. ; extrurdisery dividend of 6 per out., 32.4001.- 54,000/. At Christmas. 1864—ordinary dividend of 4 per l i t i; sent., 2I,6001.; extraordieary dividend of 6 per I C, cent., 32,4001. —54,0001. —together, 106,0001; leaving epr • baleen/ of 144,8671. 15e. 6d., to which to:r there has since been added the mutt of net 100,1 profits for the year ending on the 25th, being the but MIA Saturday of Much. 1865, after dedueting property r ' . ( 3 Mr, and providing for all bad sad dcubtfill debts, " u 1,695/. 12 8 , 2e4: making the reek or amount of en& et; vided profits, at 25th Marsh, 1865, 256,5634 7s. Bd. 5,1 The proprietors will observe that an addition of about 11,1 4,0001. leas bee. made to the rest ; led the directors In- net teed to costinue the dividend at the same rate as last I year, sad have accordingly now to intimate that they lei 4 will pay, in July next, an extraordinary dividesd pj.c of 30e. on each 1004 share and 12s. on each 10,1 101. share, of the capital stock of the bank, is addition to 10.1 the ordinary dividend of 4 per wet. ; making the amoun h t AC Ito be then paid 21. 10e. on each 100 1 . share, sad I/. on e ach M we 101. ahem for the half-year ending at Midsummer next ; sad they will also, as heretofore, pay the property tax for It( the proprietors." 90 0 ,4 4,1 PROVINCIAL SHALE MAJIKETS. --.--- k Zgrinrcuis MAT IL-Bales today :-Great ILAM e 6 ! - _ S. e 6 ! - o 6 e. ,C Geeat Northern A, 144-Lancathire and Yorkshire, 1211 lu,l London anti North Western, 1211 14 1 1 1-liaticammr, iio,l Sheffield. and Lincoin,fde-lietropoUtan, 1361 - Midland. I SSI 1 -- 10, , South Eastern, 841-Crle, 631 4 f 4-Illinola Central, 764- 60„2 Great Luxembours shares, 141 e.l'-Confederate Loan, 10- SOO United States 620 bonds, 64i-AUlanoe Bank of London end 09 1 4 liver Pool (Limited.), 61 1I 3 p -tastern Exchange Bank (limited), 10,e 1616 1 1616 d.-Liverpool Financial As (Limited). 1 • IV -National Bank of Liverpool (Limited), 769.-North Walken 10,1 Bank (Limited), 41.1 G 1 1 p.-Albion Marine ;Limited), 1 6161 90.1 616 d.-British and Foreign Marine (Limited), 24 p.- umpire 1114,4 Marine (Limited), 916 p.-Lancsahlre Insurance, 1 p.-Ilverpool Ls and London Globe Fire and Life insurance, in p.-Maritinse g , Insurance (limited), 6.16 1 d.-Queen Insurance, 11-16 IP. 100, ' Union Marble (Limited), 11 p. 30, liateciunsur, MAT 17.-lbw market bas been fiat, and prices 1., rather lower. Alliance Bank (limited), 6 6164 i p. - Bnickk er, 15 ; Vaughan. and Co. (Limited), 61 p.-Coatedente Loan. 1 . - 4 Great Eastern, 11 1 4 7-Great Luxembourg, 143 646-Great Is, Northern A. 14.0 General Credit ;Limited), 14 1 p.- L od so, and North Western, 1271-Manchater. Sheffield. and Lincoln - Mt shire, 61 111-ditto. redeemable ;preference, 11. - Me ten- 14 tan, 1375 761761 71 Of -Midland, 133 1 - New York and Pyle. yg 534 1 1-South Eastern, 854 0 41--Thimes and Mersey Mario* gg Insurance (Limited), 6 1-16 p.-1, paid States 610 Mann Bonds, 0. 66 44-Oxford 2nd preference, 1181-Cockennouth, Keswick, and s, Penrith, 21 616-Newport hid 6 per cent. peeferenog 116. 6. BRIM/WHAM, MAT 17.-Midland Beltway 181. therm were 69. sold at ; Birmingham Joint Stock Beek, at 341. Cl new : 16. X Wagon, second ham. 1 die; sad Mantel Metal, 111 69. , die, ; ham Guaranteed stock was quoted 74 to 744* Lou - 13. , don and North Western, 1211 le 194; Bineinglear Canal 891 to 4, 971: Lloyd's Banking Comr a il: to 13 prem. • Birmingham a, , and Staffordshire Gas 331. 4. to 43 prem.; 'lmperial Con- IS,' tbsental (MA. 801 to ilt : Mimic Old L Won Mill. 64. buyers: TO; Raw Union Mill, lf to I 1; Metropolitan Wagon, W 113 s. 91. to 101. : Patent File, 11 die., mikes : General Cemetery, 94, sellers. $O. DMA& MAT 16.--Tbree per Omit Console, MI 1-New Three a per Cent. Noel, 154 88-ladle rm. per Cent. Stock (transferable p at Bank el Ireland . , 106-Deak of Ireland (1601. paid), WO- 4/ National Bank MM. paid). IS 11111-Naticesal of Laverped 1 i m lilltedi. (Bilt i lLiald). 161-Ditto for soap 161-Provhiciai ( MIL 09-4.0yal Bank XL ). 31-I.litto for amount, St- Mon Rank (Limited) ( Fl 2 pal ;, 14-Cork. Black rock, and Proem (all paid), 8-Great Sou th ern and Western (tOOL paid, 961 4...C0rk and Bandon 4 per cent. perp. from January. 1964 Mil pai), 3-Great Southern and Western, 4 per cents PIN. , (all paid), 911- Dille for seconal.,9l4-Irida Bath Western,' per Mal. Refit Qum • iiiii PM). si• No leas than 1,970 carts laden with forced fruit BIDS iato the Park market daring the first twelve dap of May, sad 12,805 °arts of vegetables, at whisk member 1,301 I wore lass with petatem. Frogs seem to have come late bake *Oa ; the best come from Ahem, 'boos kegs t heekele of pus hop are net by nil to Parka. I LONDON Gnsztax. OMNIBUS CouraliT (LIMorID). Tadao resit* weak vodka( 1ia714, 149701.1 k 6d. 48 i ei 1301 la bi DIBINTUItt US, ,U mewl IL ao,o_c* tosisal 11. WWI Wan MI- mull et 414.1kila.ip.e.11icali./100 It 411: 7 4v.ieLDI UN p. 0./ , Jan. a July.... HO LasYLlp.o.JuaLlll 100 LaNDrigkAp.e./sattlly 100 LMi.W.09.0.160.1da1y 100 Do. I{ p. 0.100.41017 100 LlA.W.,lp.o.JaaJtJuly 100 11141and.‘p.e.Jamilaly 100 N. &Dist( L P.MD.L. f p. et., Feb. &A ft... 100 17. . 00.0. 100 0•01.N.L.00.0.A0. 01001 . NO iX I letnikir MUlei X5OO I 1. iAnglo-tim a iJaadllos %Limited) ,000 Cield(Lim .410110 5 Wm% Ldlt Ce. (Lim , AO le Cep = l2lier i me Linited si4 i ,000 I vet _4004 de 111,000 Id Oeplapc=ted) •• • • 101:000 1 .Doe Palm ley 14000 I rest Del ley w if i rl d) ted) WM II rectum ( ICAO ID thmerel 0%000 11 .Kivieda (Limited) 14000 S ILlestie 19,500 I Ladtaalsa (Llailimi) 576 1 llariqulta . . MO I ILAureoe I Bras.Q.M..(l MO 6 PannicUlo Copper (L 001, 10 PoatebandlarerLead 1,000 6 Port Phillip .. 1 i Beata Rarn.o•6llL(L) IMO 1 Joh n del ,100 SO let John del Rey ) 4174 SO 'United Maxima ) keg° 1 IV 11a., 1,000 10 Vancouver Coal( ) 1,000 g I Val Ank% 0014 1,000 I • Wseho4(Liolt• el) LON 6 Do. Do. ...... /MO i Worthing (Walked) 1.000 1 Yorke Yonlawla(Lini. LOW • ' Yatianaumeass i tam. KLIWILWIStithI. CorruL. a 90 V/ If 101 111 NI IS Si le , M ell 9696 9096 rd. I ta. 81 _ 11 IliFot7*Saollirtg;.V 10 IlaosparalitasatataaL 10 IlloriaaaraSarvorka ( 1 .) oi 1.00 Solekow • Brow Qom Man* • I Do. and Saw I 10 * • Ma oas ll T onoso ( Lod i H SO I B. Ol. ) 10 llettak lia Tao (1..) 1 I 11111Caoada Ocaspady a • 10 lesaadlaaloaothav( ) II SD , DiSias 9 11 ICUs of= Re. il SO WI 80 I 11:111/ al llllaa Davao. Do a /1 lla OW Maas pas) .- 10 is Ous.olofraosoltar.(l.s CO IN OadmardalUoko(sa.) le IS 000•111104 D 10... G.) S iiia wo 00 111 Cosoloantal Un•GaokL ) 1 • 1 1 111 IS r a n tai tracr as or=et 0 0 0 : 1 0 C i s ro c ,' at "" ■ t o o l r tt, 11 11 SI Palms 11111111 111. IL Do. Pratandea U. IL Do. 0 rel i 4l i . IN playa* 00 10 issforn *saga ) I 00 SO lad% 1 , 1 (L I * India [nig. .t °said 11 1110 60 w Vale ll )00 10 OosaltTeL(L U. St Talawspla WO 1 Ilds. asd A* • • OA tee 10 tog.aad 11. 108 10 10***** I* 10 *modal Coas 4utaio-llairlema Mama .. 1 r at. 9) xl 1 0. 4 14 4 1.44% 17t U 1 BO i di a IV 1 tow ll_ Zia m.... 111 SI —• It adb s! 13 —.. I ` e l an zdAM e &i sit= ill 1 dli Ie Se 12 N J f a i siva NI 1i dY I 1 . 1 , . - I. - Noll ei I 1)111 - si is 110 110 110 116 - 41. ?I 1 Idial 2t!!s O T4 ^ 4 1 1 4 la U 7 110 ill 11 1 3 die - Ws Per ligag 1104 44 4 414 4 41P14 10 i 71 5 -1 it Issl el It 5 li i 51415 IS lb/ 145 1 15 12 10 di - A 1 tot t Par • 1 alb 1 Ow 5 2 i oia• N *modal Disltiaat (L, [ N *mat. Wareham, IL. 0 10 04111ww• (11m1144). * N 15.0/451151ba01100 ii AO LS Gem. Stem Na*gatioo 000 00 61wwwtaoloolalAa(L) 4000 N 11•5444eaDal 0,000 50 Rumba. boa Worka(L) 04,000 N fraiatMar.CdLA44.o..) NAN 1 *Mau I.Wrytas (Um) 60,000 00 laloroatlosal ,atead 1 150,000 10 laloroatabaso.ll6o.(L, 100,000 N laSaroallaad Creet(L 00,030 10 ltallow Lead. 1 *ON 10 ltalialn* (Con. Om, a 1,000000 100 Do. 4p. c. &la. r. 157 C e *NI 25 hilatitookDbomatlL 14 *NO N tlecurftlos (Um.) 1 IWO N Load. Anima hallos 11 *NO 25 Lood.andeaLodoo.N.( l, 1 Kw II Las.oowntylwada* L. 1 11,41* 110 8 : LastLlZZlT•esi . b li i i ~.aa 1411,145 4 51.0m** 40 .1L 111 11 ,000 14 IsagiCa&Co(L 11 WON 10 &MAL, ltallaa. 11w6tra. 11 6,000 00 lasoLlbar. Disoonagl4 11 111 • 101 N Nallirodasigiladaa 1 *ON ID Nrs Intim **mai 11 . 10,000 N Manilla illteStilent(L) I MIN N Mauritius lawl,eatL) 11.0,0 111 Moak ZAN. 110. (L) a 40,000 Isli Nillwall /rum Waka.. * NI NO stallaadaooL O N . (L) \ N MONlaDonal Dia. Om. (L) M. 0,00.1. N lationol Flnascial (L.) 1 NAN N Nalloos/Prov.llarloo L 00.000 IN ilialialsiellausliall2 1 UM N 11440wdda0oal •1 ' ON N UP :/0M 9.1.1104 ii , N .Z•alsaul T .&LaugL 15,000 10 oorthermamaosioa(Ll 00.1164 N. I N.BALseurtraisalaalL, 11 10.000 IN , 4.thiLablareaa.la.(L *ON I ; Novadoolaao.4olll..l4 I 0u,440 1 I Do. do. *OOO, 111 Wows Mutes (Imam 10. 010 10 , wkwltalCommerel.ll4 KOMI 50 10eNatallbassoull(lAos. 110.010 1 O&M* Or (Liwils4) NAN 1 Do. New Adde 15 OdialladdlllowdL) WOW Id iPtalla 5 iiiklwallavost. 111,400 00 'Moira /100/4141 (L) 00,000 5 01100maa Gas (ibaltod 111,100 10 eameNalLlLlNsaa(L, 5,500 5 Dm N. i Stow 10 I Do. New I SO ..000 1 Ild. ToillUw.Loodalils.(l4l4 *did id i taNsaaloz &O. Near • 10,000 50 ', Do. do. New i rhouu le i i Quemsda L., IL. 11.11- WOO 10 *Wm* Ina i 11000 11 Da. New . . 1 4.260 ss • mei. acy ilii;;;;:. 4 ) , MTN N i moo ditto stool. I s s i ' ltta im A illas i s t a sk..... " NI ismith, "u lag L Y: tax ''.... MON, N 000 tr. 11aan.11,1044( a.. t 10.000 IN D ka a. meim bwowi Worn.. WOO 20 *us Atralian Lad d*** IL Do. TOWN& • 1 1 i Scalp W . 119 I roi.Dowiftwo.iltola.(L t elegram. *kW 111 Thimodeldwood lw.tlo MN Id L idAdO 0 0. ti. co.es u. WINO II No.lOwtoo of Llvor.(T. mow 1 Taids.o).l pkica ID thihroiallbelwalas.lL WON 15 110=Awmitaigha., 10,1100 10 MOW II Tim Dinimell..4 Ivo N Norms ithosaLla. *Ad IS Roalodla3 Pads 4. PRKFZRZNOZ I Gm* Woolen, Wart Midliad- ....w. Ddi gemodwiNd suck. 119 18d. Lesko god Bidghts• 6 pa desk gassastood 0000! oaoc. sw. M. 2or* 86;11kotarithwt, rill. • 1 • le ne hie ill 31 33 le 1 Pia@ 3 1 I 1 etle 16 7 6dM 6 Par r Per II I 7 : dl Po 81 12 1 0 Ake 31 6 6 die I t l i t u 1 Oa par 91 I t 191 10} el 8 Oa Per it= si 6 l 101 paras 101 061 161 81 WM 14 01461 to 7 6AII 6 1411 • "L"" L 8 0 100 66 170 18e l e 17 1°81:rs 6 I I 1 6 88 HI 8 BMr it 11 iii = I 3 1 3•1 — I las par 16 6 I dasi I 1_ lOs 7 lii' 86 60 44 1 86 LS 86 pee' 11 210 :d q} 86 80 se I 264 Se 1 yi i 141.; 106 108. 107 UM 118 j :41 - s tar 0 2 1 die .. Si 66 I I 3 DO Oda sill 6 4 40• 1 '''' I leill■ VI •••• idle ii 2pa -- t t i n s 4 Si - 11 26 II 24 16 Ws 23 2 ISI ..- 11=, 1 1 01/1101111.A1LWATI. GafAl Ansattio, gomostool 7 per lost., 34. Oast Losonioots, 14 to t. 0 IS 16 17 91 93 106 107 46 67 ai Ti l 11l is 145 Isl US al 88 73 TS U 66 61 66 66 di 1,01 106 ltoli 111 58 90 106 107 65}~ 61i Itl Itl se 99 61 86 134 Is 7 21 2 1 Fa SO 101 34 to pm la 1431 103 106 µ 15 ZS 26 lo➢ 110 in e 1 8i 101 101 it - I -0 0H 116 In 1 116 m TB T 9 111 111 141 146 43 66 60 61 07 14/ 1 1 1 111 166 6 4 pis 106 106 lIONIL_ Comb( prima. 16 68 1021 Me 4 A 64 68 66 70 IT 18 M 76 101 10! 1011, 101 as 14 103 11l 1M 13 S 1 9 1 a a IS a 66 55 66 a 67 47 a 56 a 43 46 Ss 27 23 16 He la i ha Far Oa No 1I a 12..1 . . A 410 1 h iail 19i, 194 93 93 69 91 114 4 1 6 a a et 84 101 102 101 102 ids 101 101 $4 97 JOINT 810 CI . BANILS. Ma I ILI SAIL& . _ :II ACtempt - 1 1 4:1": t 11 ~.. Alleles ).1M Alllawilpla4l4verpool !I, fool Do. 1.1..4 it sepod 'Anglo Austrian I I 60 Anglo Egyptian (Liza) 11 SO lannlo Ransil Lausgson 11 ▪ ialatlobank.Oor.normli 166.161.pra. 71. Wart' • M Do N•w ;,:.,o,] 111 lesiok of a. Mr il i s 110 linked 110 Ilank a/ 01 00 (L WOW) 7 100 bask ol Quondam/ ) II 11 BookolVlogooki. 111 10 Houk ot New Zsalmod ._, 10 10 1 SO IB atmoldtmlionagommoOL , 110 ritlat it Collforninn (L . 7 1 t 1 a Witten N. Anna I 111 C. Bk. badlo,Ans., Moe i all II Clusl.dol er. lottlkac di 11110 Clio 21 : Caudal W Co Bank of Canada.— an 05 lent. Hank ot Duns. do. an 1 10 ,Consendated Bank (I ) 4 I leo Us 1 IN Do. New le feat landau (Liming) 0 II gadern Eiebansu Una) 6 11 1 10oillatt Joint Stock LI, ) 111 111 ing.nooltanaLtMatto. ell 05 Swidolk and Ihrothoh (L 11 11 Suropoom Bentr(Uulted 1 10 100 Whobin.ClinadJap.(LP 11 4 100 Do. (noon at 2 pin— t 100 Do. New ll NO Impend Bank. Limited 10 IS Imperial moan a 21 , lowan. 1 MI SS Do. New 1. 4 21 'Laud llert.l2& Indlia(L) 4 Id 1 Lumßk.ollletteo,ao.(L 11 tIM 100 ; London an d Brazilia n . . 4O 120 'L05.122,77•11d1L77111e t,6(L 66 1 Si . Da beer, lea. lO )1 10 law MBank et Amaral. ell DI 10 ILeedoo and Omni ~.. 10 to in . Lea ifamd&Oomis.( l 4 la )01 SO llanaos Join nook.— 11 001 10 India& Soot. Alden al 100 , 100 ILos. 4 & Western ant. II 000 1 100: Do. do. New .... 11 ,0401 00 landoettVetwonel. (L.) 11 .00011. 0 Ina. ft Wellomirwer .. 111 60001100 • I(trollamt Ismaiollts.).. 11 1,0001 SO :11seendlla I EzkoniL. 11 1.000 1 101 244120.11120 v. task (L. 11 4 150 300 Do. do. 1. 6 ‘4") .0 10/1 it: ti r d tlmtl us.wa osal eam ßLlk ed anwaii... Liverpod (Lbs.) 1 i ll 1,110 SO I Nottomml s lnak . 1 4000 SO a MOO 21 Xs. 10011 Wake i w.Olll OS Ito Leland (Uwdbrol) AM 0 linen ivi esters 1 A li Oriental Bank Osepoon. I SS 1 Do.dow, fos. al Slim 4 It do : i rr a ln.Bankingeorp.(L ) W. VW 1 1Toeime. al l lnland 1 211 4 i 10 Do. do. New 0 IN It Past. iDsIDI (1. 1 I 0010 1 0 II vow owooroda "NO 110 Owl. et 11. B. AM, 10,0010 MD Do. Do. 100. 1501Wo 14000 11 O w el Asisiells AND IMP lidos brand Ma) AND Of Wm el Loado• te ; u 9ol 4ieol 'A rt rig Wl * lAN IM - Ksz s it a w a Im. Ain OL Om 0 113 117 114 13 14 I 5 17 Id 4 3 Mai 8 0 1 5 19 91 SO 1 70 1 l 5 3 4 sal 19 4 1 14ges 1.4 —sd II 44 Sidle4ll hes - 4870 N 47 O. 1 4pi 4P 31 144 145 1431 5 3 44 44119 St Ma 411 44 44 14 71019 Lydia 8171 14,11.6 a MI 4 24 . 49 60 47i 111 117 a 44 1. 17 89 1 10e • • 4 114414 I pa 64 1 2ut Ms 33128 ▪ :i414 2 die air 4 dim 4.u. 9 10 Jo r lB l 98 PIA Um st tar 3 1 219 • oa. 9 4 pa scl 7 9 p 14 23 14 t 2 19 Te 78 18 16 -. 49 61 60 19 20 zd pat 1 Pa par ipsi I 124 6 8 dls 96 91 — 4 4 444 4 f dig 4 S dis 4 1416 1 Pr • B ps is.. - M 0 - 044 .... OA Vs - 4 SIM ••• IM 14 ii 1 .. ..• ... 0 MIA - 0 04141 7 V 40 ■ w I 4 dim Ti I eft 7 66 66 66 Si Si lb p IT uix:m No. I .0C• I LIT Ok 7114 list II H - 14 4 7. ' I 1??.4 _7 Pg.! WSti - lii - " - u 108 Se AT 4 TS 82 I°. I Sh. - - , 140.00 UAW "NS MOOS SAO* -" NSVri' .... left 91 le - 10 1 IT7,i 10. 1 10. q Ski isne i" 92 92 o a . 96 96 90 OS IS 96 SI 64 171 64 104 107 106 197 1110 HS SOT 100 101 101 DI 100 108 ad 124 106 106 107 194 106 ad 169 104 9$ 96 100 102 SS 06 I 91 OS ' 106 106 SS 90 94 0! US 96 106 108 life use IST 10 $415 P4l CI. mum I Wis. I PI * I a 4 66 4 4 6/Ps ps 16 6 11421 da. n 4 xi. 7 r .i Ifjps 6 • .1— 14 kid lor U 37 a a les. • lass i 7 Ts I• liDe Us TS IS *•_17.1 86 , 31.• f, and closed at 894 to f. For money the last prim was 90f to with div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consolk ih r e money, 90f, ; ditto for amount. 891 1 f par Cents. Reduced, 884, I, ; New Three per Cents., 884, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1068 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 100. The India Five per Cent, stock was steady. chequer Bills remain at 38. to 8i press. Foreign stocks we, e decidedly heavy, and closed with an unfavourable appearance. Turkish CM. solid& fell f per pent. ; Idexicas, to 1 • Moor ish, 1 • Italian stuck, ; Italian snip an d Egyp tian Honda of 1864, 4 ; sad Greek Bonds, f per cent. Venezuela Bonds of 1862 declined 1 per cent., but those of 1864 improved 4. There was also a reduction of 4 in Spanish Passive, while the Certificates advanced 4, owing apparently to a vague hope that some reassuring facts may tran spire at the meeting of the Certificate-holders con vend by their committee for Friday next, at the London Tavern. Bank shares showed increased heaviness. A de cline took place, amongst others, in Alliance, Asiatic, Bank of New Zealand, Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, English Joint Stock, Conti nental, Imperial, European, Merchant, London and South African, Standard Bank of Africa, Union Bank of Ireland, and Provincial Bankinyg Corporation. As regards Bank of Queensland, and North Western Bank shares, however, there was an exceptional demand. Hudson's Bay shares wets last quoted to-day 144 to 154, showing a fall of 7s. 6d. • National Dis count, 104 to prem. ; Joint St ock Discount, 1 to 01 die., showing a fresh improvement of 6s. ; Egyptian Trading, if to 1 dia., being heavy ; Otto man Soci4t4 Grnorale, to f prem. and Mile. I m provements, 44 to 54 pram Royal Mail Steam shares are still rising : the advance to-day was 21. Marine Investment and Milian Iron Works were heavy. Hewett and Co.'s shares were quoted 4to prem., ex div. A general fall of 2s. fkL to ss. took place in the shares' of the financial companies. The elosng quotations are annexed, :—lnternational Fi nancial, to 4 prem. • General Credit, 11 to 14 preen. ; famine Financial, 64 to 7 prem. • Isar rial Mercantile Credit, to 1 prom. ; Credit ' Fonmer and Mobilier (both old and new shares), 34 to prem., ex div. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota* dons fer shares in new undertakings are sub joined :—Metropolitan District Railways, 94 to 104 prom. ; Rio de Janeiro Oat, 1 to 14 press. ;. Anglo-Egyptian Navigation,} to 4f prem. ; Ply oa mo uth Shipbuilding, 11 prom Li Brewery, 24 to f prem.; Peruvian Ra il ways, Ito 14 prem. ; Ottoman Company, to 14 prem. ; Rus sian Iron Works, Bto 9 prem. ; London and Me diterranean Bank, 1 to 2 prem. • Balmgate Silk, 14 to 24 prem. ; Chichester sad Midhurst Rail way, to 14 prem. ; Estates Investment, 2to 3 prem. • and Virginia Petroleum, 4 to 14 prem. The Scottish Australian Investment Company's new 6 per cent. Preference Stock was quoted par to 2 prem. United States 5-20 Bonds declined per oent., doling at 644 to 65. There was a general advance in the securities of the Atlantis and Great Western Railway. MINER.-MHIB DATJ Two O'CLOCK. The mining market is quiet-to-day, with little business, and prices generally are quoted the same as yesterday. Great Vor shares are firmer, at 32 to ; while G reat Busy have r eceded to 41 to L sad East Grenville to 31 to f. But Lovell are quoted 13i v t ir oli Clifford Amalgamated, 294 to 30 ; and Grenville, 3i to Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive, and prizes unchanged. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LINKRPOOL (T COTTON MARKET. HIS (IT =craw AND unisawriovar, TELIONAPS.) (MN ODA OWN ommosroatatA7.) The market very Ann, at &demagog prior. Sales 20.000 balm 1111fOING-LANE.--('S DAY.) SEIGAIL-No public sales have been held to-day, but privately there is a good demand at prices 6d. above those ruling last week; the sales include brown Mauritius at 275.. and brown Penang at 3 0 a.; reload brown lamps remain ai 43..; and fair title's at 43e. lel. to 44.., lb* demand bsiag vm_f staid, ; *on °options Gra 4.30rra.-Plsotation Ceylon *bows a ruination of dd. to la. per cwt. Ibis wait low to good 'middling, sold 79.. to 864. Native Calloo sol d lithos% farther cheap ; ordinary, 665. to 675. 6d. ; good to floe willowy, 68e. 6d. to 70a. 6d. Cocoa has sold at blather decline; Trinidad gas a . ad mixed red. 625. 6d. to 665. ; middling to Ins, 68e. to TL.-The market caution's quiet. bet arm. Ron.-About 100 paw:boons of Jamaica sold at very full im ; and 80 panobeoos of Demerara, as U. 7d. pr Famr.-The lomat prim for comma remains at 19‘. to 20a. for ordinary quality, at which awe is • fair demand. Eakins matinee km. f3ricna bars geascally sold at the melons value except Jamams ginger , which shows a N e w. decne. 'Pimento at 21.1. to '2O. Pepper, 3 r - 314 • fair to good, 31d. to 3gd. ; whits Siogspore!. 6d. to ; doves, Zanzibar, 31d. ; ginger, Jamaica, ordinary to good, 60s. to 106 a. Rica sod Baum's-No salesel importance Corrow.-There is • very pod &woad at fr;ros, tod. per lb. advance. JUTE Imo sold readily at the full previono valets. COOl. J moo, at 101. 10s. to 13 /. 10s. ' • middlin l6 15 g and good middling, 141. to MM. ; fair to very go. 1. a. to Z2l. ALLO—CYD3 DAY.) Tin T issrhot is W qu M iet. ADIEZT. Tows *sno His quota 39.. Dit ..d. POnnberg Y.C. oe tin spot. Ws. dd. ; Joss, des. 6d. ; Ootobor to Incomber, 410. 6d. to 41.. Pd. ; Dossalbs. 495. 3d. MKTIEWPOLITAN asTrut mAIRIEZT. (THIS DAY.) W have again a ihort supply Cl bawls, sad earsonsstly Inds is active. Prissier pelts as good as as Monday, sad is sour rather hatter. Wis an fairly supplied with Amp, theca is, however, s &salad for them at folly late rates. Choice iambs manitata late ratan and sew calves aro dearer. Our foreign supply eousiste of 360 beasts, 2,720 sheep, 568 calves, sad 60 pigs. Per aion• Ma. d. s. d. Pm dons et s. lest hunk Hsieh& lissflarart.adab 6 0 4 Mat 50orsetrarus 4 410 Did 100174•6014.... 00 0 • bust hush wars 3 • o re. do. !horn ... 6 6 111 Oahe' 0160 art Destfilt-0.0 06 • 0 0 lamb. . .. . 64 7 Beasts at mark* 670 ; sheep mid Wen, 5,550 : Miro. DOII pip, 110: Nana cows, 150. - _ -- - . and cash." The Great Western Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 4,5771. compared with the corresponding week of last year (which was the week before Whitsuntide) ; the Great Eastern a decrease of 1,9111. ; the Midland a decrease of 2,9641. • the London and South Western a decrease of 1,9581. ; the London and North Western an increase of 3,1871. ; and the Greet Northern a decrease of 1,8031. The "Railway Credit Company (Limited)" is sued its prospectus last evening. The capital proposed is large, being fi xed at 2,000,0001., but the fi rst issue is not to exceed one-half of that amount, in 20,000 shares of 501. each, end it is ex pected that only 101. per share will be required to be called up. The prospectus recites that amongst the objects contemplated I^.ly this company are the following, viz. :—" To facilitate the formation or . , execution of railways and other public works ; to provide the contractors for such works with a RECOLLECTIONS or PRILSIDEET Lnicouv.—Early medium for securing prompt and e ff ectual support in the war I lad ilie opportunity of • priv the ate interview with to their undertakings ; and to lessen the disap- the. Priskfra by Is ti, and I found Tb hoot o !hat ev eigh es is that was not l pointments and delays often met with by contractors moues for his work to bogie. In the baroozo wee a yonZ sad others in obtaining prompt advances on railway win w ith h er child, w hose pi es aa ths president woela and other securities." The memorandum of WO- bear. Sad and tearful when she p r esently mitered his room, elation consequently includes powers as under : she was radisat en ough oil her return, sod doubtless some Id To sontnot for the soestmetieo of o f or Mlles , poor misuser was set free that day to Moro home. My nak pobli:s ad er v or mi lt am s, e i to ther a. d ua irect cto lv m or mi by w o ar tben of f e c ri s ao ucit es. weas To 1 Ld r o t ed ha t t od ibe i hau lm: w et" os... thoeo to bee Ptood owney fof Prieoll had oes ianwi i be le • epos every description of approved escortties. To oesetists I right to lout& Wale sword 'Mob !it lad takes, we came to say sub securities. To naiM in proeidhig or gu inatedas . implore the president to be oar deliverer from this fearful the materials, rain stock, or other ylmat required for i dance that bed so tool honied the loud sod Owed life snoh works, and to acquits Ray patent rishts. To peso for all who fwd their coot*? or *Jou The Presided cooassioes. wad to provide the capital required for tieing I lisimed rv7 gistiostlT. sod ilsoltus his views WT. The diet to the faros. To enables or ea.operate with asp , wide which remain new laNaltwa= 11201 is ay lionsrl Mbar emnpanies, is seth meow as the directors from time on these i—" We glow is LIN sad I rel mei to time coons advisable. To act as financial spiels ' without kegs that sew Foot adieu to he Il l "r iehede 1111iss the hoer coma for ilealisi with Arnim and I re ni tard includes directors of the South 1 shanbi wilhar sot though it owls flog lido :mad. retie with • sad mile mid • menus • Wee. Rasters, Dublin, Wieklow, and Wexford, end some Itr i t: bl :,ily b e f ai t.e this ea the other railway companies. i poshest sus with met . Seethe ot the ilserases„ , The receipts of the Cape Town Railway and Dock i whew be mid, had bosoms at ass V elm them ties The aa h; (! einai li g arc ed b 4iodur , w )ii.... ere ,...... at tima lmst warw s. feeble all oosec tho waie wa n e gmagS go it be ennuo.a .dooPlT ise le ol m eod ; taken permanent dikes at o. Helens, where the share certificates can now be bo w nonde and 4 4 0 0. t' ^ „. 4xlr ~.., , r , obtained. 26, Great St. li"upureialsaito beweimesur:pgiossaatsona:rt.a 114 1 With ile a Iretinsi ize llt tha i ssea, oo t : tu b ; s_h___ o 4, Pi noola tiea t ~ Wide the fleagliwoall be to eatlre maim, We are requested to state that th e share list of I " 1 w :,, IL was i m ,.. h : t itUrs o g 4 • It ea- ' the Chichester and Midhnret Railway Extension to , 7 6 - 4 --,„ b g= t hi s mime , c g ig 'to all.plesw les --- will be closed on Saturday next for I - %h a i l & - the e l e - em la the of Pilespbla ware a , - w h ew + -R ( NOitOMISIbt abs AV 1 . , V te be NM sofa fup ' Maio IWO. 0 , siseses.--L D. SIaTILITZLD HAT MARSZT.:-(T)11 8 DAY.) I Mr. Charles James &otos reports Ise& at tiro foi -1 lowing otiose :—Prima clover, from 110 a. to 12fo. • M. tenor, 90a. to 100 a.; pima be from 95a. to 105 a.; taf;efor. 050. to 901. ; straw, 25a. to 30a. Msokinele Ay Undo% and on Monday for country applications. wasomnini averse Omsk, ebbe eland yesterday at 84 to es die. he tweet id Jon% °posed this morning al 891 to • es" pig P?r _we _ ilaU was Uri real ovals to I aim] ki *apes te sil artiodly, •••••ipate Yortaightil Berle' wooldr_ Cialriti ,...• . as zd 10& .... 104