The Express. — London, England, 1860-04-02 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Baton Mr. Costrunioser Gourbarn.) IN ILI 7 , 413 ID* OLD flirt - ADJoURNMENT anis DIT- The bankrupt was s solicitor of Lincoln'a-nu, Gel& The ease has been repeatedly lofore 1:le court. Thi. was the stipurtwal PX.lnatnattaa laretlng, but the accounts have sot )et I..en hlO4l . ....,.. Mt levee... r. representing the weigher aid that Oa the account. tint 0.4 been tied. he bad now to ash that the exanmetion might he adjourned eine die ; cad this applies t :on the bankrupt did 0. 4 .I],pme. The mama for snaking the epplieatiou was this. There had beta offotarSl adOera woe+, and the bankrupt et ited that he wee wieopmo to nutting out hi. amount& Thie warn; aad the bookrupt had rendered to many, ld clients .4 himself sad his lima amounts .ut r.fernwt. ocje,t mg their individnal 'guardians sa affect ing individual interest+. He stead that in emasequence of the partoonop Nobs bong ell is the poieseidoo of Mr. tv,,..rt. the milers portlier, that bad lot had such ready a. to than ae if they had bees in the pose lion of the otti. ..l a.iirtiee. The accora neesmarily very 100. and he feared vary also. the ban k. dupe cgild Dot name a specific time within whudi tree amours would be ready; therefore all that the rapier could comet to, mijeet to the slier tof the court, was that the last examinatioa be adjourned eine die. with bber.y for the bankrupt to apply for a sitting wren his account+ were ready; awl the court probably would set object to gnat protection (in fact, it was for the intend .4 all pieties that protection should be granted) for a I.mited time, with liberty to the bankrupt to apply for as esteasion of the protection, which the court would probably be plowed to • great it the aerial amines certified that he wee soelouslr eters himself to complete the amounta. Of amine the simper did set newtons any indefinite eaten mond protection ; the pruGastim was panted in order that the hsWopt might dimes !Moult to the again of hie !wale; therefore therm would require to be =tided by its geese UM he was se aegis's& Vedas those rimer- Maser the burrs of the day would be eaegned to making Nis order, —apart his goy examileadem whisk any indi vidual creditor geisha widi The Cep' ire there any individual creditors who wish to emeare his, or to ream bid Mr. Lawman—l ann list amen Easy. 4. I stated at the 3.4 eittiag. errand mans, repreeentad by their soli citors, have applied far Worrell's, which ha. been given ; we base deo owes thew whim of the inertial for to-d+ , sad stated that we should be propored to enemies the bank rupt to any utast that mytghht be thanks aseamary. But those who have to Ibis ilimatium have done .0 to aty that the ascrada riedored by lir. baler are, se far as they go, setadsotory. Your Ream, will readily made' , stud thus in lap] arsatlers sad hull NAPIrs, the MN* sormainit mod. et isqvisy is that ef trim* istoweelP toren to the henkrupt, sad him in a anwponii. Mg time to answer than ;and tY• is • my I , coriderelde ea teut. The '..tnnwakteer —There is only outs simpolice which I would throw out. _ Yr Laeranoe: -My friend Yr. Abraham's le bank MM. seating a large creditor ; sad I believe be entirely appro.'s d tine nem* which I propose. The ronesissimmer-- Usifortamately, we lore mesa* had a greet way come elf this bad. There are sevesal nisaiteanis masseled with this ease whisk mg finisher pm nee to mesh inquiry sad ohionaliee ; and I would munnet to the wpm they tildes rare of Ws pecuniary uneve. af credlime. they ibs.ld not lam sight at their duty le fring say trannetbens whirl Wry thigh fully sad gamey before thebad sake this whit l Wink yea will go with see, beeeme yes will rends* the cam which warred two or thrme days ego of Rootage Inns. There the sedgaels, Whose only to the yeamisty 1111ftlia a elinels. nab • report, la which ley treated the bentrages ow se me is eh= waisted his analleare to gel the debts nay lin to be adjonend been tine le Wm and lbw agee him with ememendenes, sheast,beasuse he bed IiONO heel. they med. get the dens, and thereby Wrens the had dlenible swept hie amen. Th at appeared en . M s te be • wrong scene ; Ware it Wandlately throw epee pitman befirldinfr, way of whom Ind bees grforemly wroaged by the was, the ewes mad baribre d coadecties the eggeritise swim the linahnipt, mad Wilma( that, instead of his de orrirleg • eartllleate, es the IMOVIOSIII left ft to be labored. he was wholly yeare4 ef mie. It in •.M fake aseigases thee to lose of their duty. Their duty is net real, to do their beet the wenn, bet, if they me cir earistames le the eisthist of the haakrept which might to le Weight to light ind expesed. they an not to hers the new d u ly la the Weer. It is gamely neemary le Wow this me to mignon, who are imemeated by Kr. Lawman, bet as awe of this bind eseerred any the other de'', I thought II aseneary to wawa it. Kr lainumee—As I stated belere, Wl is emelf•lj Ws mane while tha seligases lamed to panes bet went ire have the sements le will be mbar peenermere to mime way imeetime of that Kali asigams ne shriek hose say duty inipmeil era Wm, abhor with regard M the paramakty Wreak af the credleme etherwine. The earealmwe was thee adrersed sine di. and prelim. tame was 110.• 1.4 1111 V IMMO bilk Ix as e.pira JOSS& The trokrupt w ee 4...TAW as • wwwde wrodieliwur of Laanhetts Neer" T 1... •. the eisolamies The haakropt oak, owes lAN. ; k.t thip said aniern reported that the remolds were a worwildoehory. A. ailejed .Wir t a INC two yam op woo ••• stwed. the profit, eepeoditore were atimisg. Übe laaltrept dot earned en ea eateries "dm dpiilv tar earls, arid it Isms thee dopheste• hod bow hood wribr Ire pawn. nrpem.. roods pledrod ow/ mum trues to 1 0 . H. hod mai entra,, k.s soy Mr Dannisay for the a.e.,aote, for as adjews larot wee dia. Mr Treiterb barbs bee bard fur Na bankrupt. Hie H. 4 er seal it violate' 4s idle to allow a ran le par lie .04,4 those, which were worse than emote P 1 i, drily were wino ily newts.. The ezaaninabas inset be sdruese wee die, with prwteetioe far is weeks; be. ther ;beam; to ►e appointed only st the bankrupt's expire. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. (Ware Yr. Cumairionar Ifterpiy.) at O emus SMAIIAW CHIMP. -MLINILLI CllCLart 411111140,111.31 T. This insolvent ins Topmat( by Mr. Dowse, a the poet et a creditor mined Webber, and suppsrsod by Kr. Sulrat The complaint was that after the ineolvent went to priensi, awl • few days het.* be prti4umsl the murk he nissie an areiganieui .4 a reversionary interest la right of LW Wife to a relation, and was mil MS., oat of whidi he pud tyro reistrous Vi, and newly all th• remainder went t. ho attorney re seek* maissniest aid getting through the court. It ayp.v.d that .he insolvent hod depended in the Royal Ikrtis bank IUW. at one per cent , mad alter the failure he inade an assigniumt to a Mrs N.snla.li (*Lipp for IMMo in antieipat•s r .4 the dividends, acid Illhe had received les oid 1.6 the pound. Mr. 1)...e ssirl the assipmeat made in person was fraudulent and rout It vr. els and that the opposing creditor held security •Ln h ani expected to pay hie debt. It sins tnuispered that Ilse Dewey rep.' wae oirtaused to support his fanuly. Mr . .411.11110. oerr 11111.101 y W.l he shotiM MA consider it was • fraudulent assignment. and the mew, was advanced as stated he should ant visit the ineolvent. Ile a. seenrilinsly diechartel. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) The April ameiras of the Amen boort commenced this ^"" ....it. before the Hight ital. the Lord Nevin., the ltevorder, Aldermen Inv/roue, Hale, sod cond o r, th e 14-141% Coder tthenfe, and the nanal enamelling of the nty Lanese. The calendar niotain• the names of 113 prisners, sod ...We of theca, a to be .dap seed of are of a airtime nod extra. entirety character. The rime:en Serir.ost, in hiss "hap to Out grand jury, thel, although th ere wells a coustsW ,able aussilscr pri• assures foe tnel, it wee slot ls.rier than snails( i.e elpsxtesi how the Minna slut 1.1 ehipacil since the adjouroamot ..f th e smart, and he a. hamo to ',dorm them that there lore ..sly ssists ra. • ussolving the sWstructosts of tumult life, nod they would ~.no before them in the shape of .il diersie• of r Is one of those CANA an 1/..1114111 alh.vrrd 1.. have Loess ruts over by a e.sh, hut it •Hicansi that it wan nine* at tl.. t 0,.. a wl tint she had an umbrella up awl the jar) anuall4l ha.* 1.. say, under ell the az. •lemten. • 1..• r the des%.l had he.. gladly erf verb eel/Inn.* aa would just ify them ui retortion( a bon fur uma• • •Lep.trr In the other niee two hide rebuff uts poser. sad mow: rD the P. 61. rued. rail over a child sod killed it, and us this the roam quostesto would al.. arose. T a re were • ..11.. ..411t., ill:t th. • , del Dot Appear to him to I Le likely to lir,. ut au) of" alt,.-., awl 11.• should therefore two lea ks sue further alloeme to thous, Wat should at user docloo. 1b... to the pertreemee .4 their duties. The grad far, lice Irtared. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) M %MUM )Ififf rf HUM% Err NUL A SP.. .t.l immix... • mitt., li.. N.q'.►. Thro• •tolst-loolt frll. ow*, aiaaa.l Jast.• Porker, ?Wiwi 11.4limet, w•ro asairol bofor• Mr Meado• troth ...shut at 111. 'Fyn Manieb.ase.strod, asib 4.••••• awl meter property beloutipag to Mr Hoia, ho••• paiour, ke. The pnamenttor said that al.ait half- put .k••• an Maar• allibt he wo• MA* la ho klh-h.•, wimps hearing • lootowp ....rhorl I. th• to, wait %raisi'. rag a h ! 4,4 i. sh. • • ..toit .11 host dror, abotows•ly choisli it alter Lau, .ad just amid& saw th. THE EXPRESS, MOND, provmer Holland, who he at wee Mat a loathe ' i ts the ant of through the window from the street saw the idiot rimless rummies • pear of pleted saneelMlM hem thesideboard sad placieg them with other property ready removal. He called " P01i0.," urn which some pawn awes up, and sae of them exclaimed, " Ledo the --. Ike two is the parlour (Preach and Poker) thea rushed out of the rouse and got over the wall at the rear of the house. The property prepared for removal vase( mom Oen 6f. value, and he had bees robbed three OM" Wen. la answer to the magistrate the roomier Mil that an hour previoody lockad the doer d the ream Div the window up about two intim, end alterwriedo found it thrown apes, and a wire blind broken deem Clarke, 140 E, said, bowing dries of " he west to the home No. 11, Upper /loyhlieemerreet, and mw Holland in custody of the promouter, whe mid there were two others at the rear dthe house. Helland mid he knew nothiag of it, and that he me en his trey to bear • seam He left Holland with the promesstor, sad mat to No. p , to the viol of which house he met Parker own* from the weafihouie sad, having secured him, he went into the waddiou.e, where he saw French, who pretended Gr be drunk. He had seen theca together with others previously to the affair. A key which the promutor. had lost twelve month. previously, when he was robbed, and which he had never veto since, was, curiously enough, found ou the floor of the ram on Saturday night. Committed for trial. MARYLEBONE. _ _ neelarDOlG A 'ALMA _ COMPANY. _ _ 4 heed a•iirs. l7,described as a labourer, w on charged before Mr. Breeighton, with riding in a second-class carriage on the Great Western Railway without a ticket or money to pay hi fare. Inispectof Durdie, of the railway polies, attended for the prosecution. Railway constable Reed, No. 368, said that bat evening he was on the platform at the Greet Western terminus oa the arrival of the Birkenhead train, in the capacitkl ticket collector. Haring gathered the tickets several of the passengers, he at length came to the compartment of the second clams carriage in which the prisoner waa seated, and oo 146 PP him for his ticket he fumbled in his pocket., and at length said he had lost it. He then asked him where be bed come from, whoa be replied from Rending, and that be had paid es. 90. for his ticket, which was the proper fare. The prisoner had by his conduct rendered hunimiU liable to the whole fare from Liverpool. laepector Duras mid when he came on the platform the prisoner acktiowledged that he had neither ticket nor money. He was sitting ou a harrier, and had ao luggage. He had so trod 'cadence and no hums, and said be wanted to COOS y to Lades to live. Hr. Bronghtsa was surprised to hoar that London was the place to live 'Mb:at mosey. In repiy to the masistrate, prisoner raid he had boss work ing at a bt factory in Reading, but had left on account dacknem. Bo hod no father or mother, ad was coming epic London to see his sant Impactor Dunne maid they often bad such cases, until at bleb the eanipany ware compelled to prosecute. tom thought the prisoner bad run away from Ws hams. He should convict him of the fraud on the sanpany, for if these cases wen allowed to go on it would have a ruinous affect. However, as he was very young, he daimild inflict the mitigated pew it) of 10•, which he knew be ouuld not pay, and mai thoraore Inaprisomed for a fortnight. LRE j LISTS-THIS Two o'Otect. The railway share market to-day is rely in active, but rather firmer in character. Mott et the lelding' stocks are quoted }per cent. better than on Saturday afternoon. Lost and North Western stock is now quoted 98 to ; Great Western, 67e , to 68 ; Midland, 115* to ; Lancashire and Yerkaltire, 1011 to ; Great Worthern, HO} to 11111, being rather ; South Eastern, 872 to ; an d Eastern Counties, 54 to 55. Lomban,lo-Venetian Railway shares are firmer, at 14 to prem. The Indian and Canadian lines have experienced little alteration. ORDINARY MARIS MID MOLL ll° ee today N I RAILWAY& Cills = l 1 . 1 p. lAnr . Nei, c*lh ISM , Wel PiserVaL Bieelibuip kOor ousi. l a reg a =tltd.C. *Mel sad fasom .... k asd brim 7: ri ne Isi N 7 In 1011 lbe SO —, 4 4 tr i l as ay. rag* Pk as. Mol 111.1111 a Ai = a Nail „ a m L:a abei r=l Mai ast bait DIN• in' an IM _an 111•46 Mal MM 411 hap el Wolin Onst Warthalllsolho Gent Weetionk somas wail (ha)l rig w.r.■ _ _ Do 94perVeLGes.ltli. Lussanhlts* Yorkaitn. Lords% sad Dlsetvill Lam.,DrlgMusol*Onamt uusionkelislimiADon Los4au t NorliWeeti. rat Is. 1 I 77. 441 '! °1 4 M"9"./.1•1e.n Ilatroinltlaa _ _ LOO Dw laza at Darby $ Md. at. 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W. of P ltriel Wavier' d Anal& ... me wig .d Si ea 4a aniai 74 125 111 IS 0 1. lie I I II 0I DESPERATE ENCOUNTER. -.4 BURGLAR CAUGHT AT SHEFFIELD. A moat desperate encounter occurred at Sheffield, at sit early hour yeckerday somas, heiress a burglar sad the, Ludlum, of the nearer Tams, ie liumellutemet. A little before ose o'clock Mn. Gregory. the lesdiedy at tie hrerh.use, wee awoke by a seise is INC bedroom, sad, es looking at the toot of the bed, she um a men aresched vooet the drawees, raiz her hseleard's troween pushes.. Abe at moos awoke her heabsed, and immediately tit* burglar discovered he woe its. ha attempted to get to the door ; hut Grepry jumped out of bed, mist seising him tie the collar, they etninled toretber os the dour, but tie burglar beios the eteesgeet of the two, be got out of the .00t co to the imarhar at the ead of the stak e... 4. The Leaked retehard kin held of him, the key* dremples Orrery 1106"1 the mama The trust dace, teadierg Wu a large yard, bed previously been mi. belted sod Owed wide apes, so that wits the two washed the beim of the Mein the thief had se dl espy Is Imes( hi opponent Into the yard. de they vies is tide act of pesetas threesk the door.thregeey star* the burglar a eiespisreit blew mader the ear, art her lell tegeree ender the rely of • Gut which wee Mamba it the peed. ARO' • drat& . of lee sr ax miastee, the era pi the Wit hood* Gregory teesseda the leading as. J.." l &"% d 'urtriasselarislaimes agar= for the lamillaries arise of "polite, " sad the wile's screws of "Murder!' bed attracted the of Moore and a wa.einies, sad these to the B' h i art i f Ondaj ma kollOd the strasie be sad the thief wee lute eseisiiy. Ile Mars ham r a pehessr mused Parr Liam wee empleyed at ake ti l e si r d lilse Weer, sad it • ammerr of the Atha air pry cd the Mho sopa He le nee leiaed tie Tema •dha ease tat p helm the as*Mettee War. The reception et Metier Lasordair• am • member ot the lonia Attailetay win Übe phew he Nay. M. Guist* wal reply to the mitre= of the sew eawlemicisa. It is anuouseed that the railway from Boulogne I. Gaeta is shortly to be commenced, aud is to he con , Atha as quickly as possible. It is to unite with the Paris as& Calais Railway at Post de Driquee, in the Pas de Calais. The works of the railway from Toulon to Nies have emmemieed in the illitrict of St. Raphael. The mobs, rd mamma a menaced every day, aad awmosa Maw have be mated at Rt. Raphael mid the arislimmissod to ledge the contractors and 'Win agreed to the railway company. The appear. macs of Raphael has become quite changed. lleueral prerilea stores have been wooed there for the cep ply of the opeentivea, sad the boats whir h were lyiag idle et the quay hare bens hired to °marry the materials required for the railway. M. Pair* a professor of chemistry in Perla, hes weaved • specimen of oilseed silver, which renehed Gemmel Muria, the Director of the Camervii- Mins dm Arts s Madam rem Wirers's, only three ape are. it is said to hem hsen takes from • seam which oemples • surface of twestr•dmi square miles, and le of great depth. The misers' is described as now kagy , pare sad rich, tuataining sot Woo them 111 per emit. of silver, together with • fair proper. tiou 4 gold, copper, awl antimony. Should the Wee be as rich as it is described, it will, in the minim of the learned chemist, rester* the equilibrium Weems the relative vales of gohl and silver, which was brain Wet is he ilieterbed. - - -- barraccnra FlRlll—Youtegday morning about two o'clock a in broke an. upon thepremais occupied by amarire ctom dealer naniesi rase, No. 2, Porciral-place, Lower Tot.onhaan. Owing to the inflanimablo nature el , the ma.orials in stock As flames spread rapklly, and goeml 4 iv extended to the three adjmoing houses, the whole • which ware newly destroyed. Unfortunately Übe ni non we sok it ie understood, insured.- -A in also broke nut hot aiyht a. the Queen's Hotel, NewpateMinest, which oared onasiderable dorm to the neighbourhood. lartanately, however, owing to timely assistance the imam were extinguished, and the &..age cootiosti to throe (ohm, MOM SHOCKING ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE. —On Saturday afternoon, about two o'clock, great eonstentation was ex cited in Gnat giseen-street, Westminiter and its neigh bourhood by the report that a gestletuan had precipitated himself from the scomiddloor window of the residence of Mr. Charles Foreter, Y.P. for Walsall, at No. 16 in that street. We understand the facts to be as follows : is It,. Fonter's house there resided with him hi. made, Mr. John Forster. a genaennin of 76y/afoot age, whose state of mind for amid trine pant has been such as to neceseitam hie fatal placed niftier charge of a malo attendant. Hr. John Forster occupied a suite .1 rooms on the second door, and while hie a...eadant had wine down stairs to dinner Hr. and O. For...'ar went up to me their addicted relative in his Otani...AN, which was at the back of the house. They were in the a.. of eonversing with Mr. Forster senior, whips the old :,sa.lemsa walked out 4 the hack mom into the (met room, Lill keeping tap a ainvenation, until in a omen& he :know up one of the sashes, awl scrambling over the wiedoe-.41H, precipitated himself into the street. He foil partly upon some teas railings sad thence on to the pavement, and when picked up was quite imieusible and very math lacerated. Medial aid waa speedily obtained from R. Ceorki• Hospital. ALlienD DDAWAT ON AT LITZITOOL —Liver pool has tam some aim. no:cd a late ieicumequesoe .4 the dna-boom d u ariLri.les and defakatioas by some of its Public 0 skall• Y 4 • 4 ' 68 7 (Friday) tiff. was. repot in town to the else: tha,. in the accounts of a gentleman who holds a responsible official position there has been found an errs to the clam. cif 15,01 W It am farther added that hie furniture aid same beam pomerty which he posiasotal have been seined with the view of reducing the lose if any is likely to occur. It is to bs hoped that the mar may sot tars out so tail an it hot been reported, and that a careful eraminaLiim of the accounts will remove any doubt, which may exist as to the conduct of the official. —Linerpoof Nereid rp. LIBiIIATID AFRICAN SLAVitt. —The numbers of lihess.arl African Waves who were introducsd into Jamaica during the !mini (non 1643 to 1: - .50 w e r e , according (41 a re. turn pubh.6..l yesterday, 5,557. Thom introduced inn Snoop :until& were 31991 ; into 81. Vlaamt, 10115 ; into Trinidad. 17.166; St. Ism* 1,674; uw Grenada, 2,1131; into Anshan , 1,21.1 ; into Tobago. 562 and into Flt. Kitt'., $ no toed number the introduced into the Wait ladies automata to WA CO. During the saute time 170.1179 w. le introduced IC* the Maaritius. Pitm:Liow or ram Nocrazas Etuns-uron Pram mem: of the works 4 the NorUler• HOD-level &weir, kat Old Ford and &boa the line, wit are aide ha state that fully three-fcerths of the eustract work ere coutpleted, au.' there will be in [tattling the sctLia • al about two menthe after the time originally —>.ikler. omonvas rrocza. f i t itritp.ac= N. bat. 40.4. aattl4l) Ost.Wers.hplilp.et. do Seta N. PIA 4p. et. il -81 100 100 100 IMO TIPM TO NI NV SKI V ii:i WI INV 16 . 4 10.4 ILI IPP IIJLVATS. iAtirottet 11. 1 Ica Bor./10.1 D. Pat !we . . . Ds. isly 1, lank • S. Inisra.. dtlso lee 1 IA4 ~lpo. Capir&Doskap.agas ; 3 ••• ass& Lai De. DwKP De most.. Ds p. aL .. 0••••• Nallieseas OrmadTrask at D — i:fisr — si — Prle no. bi: i lir ii. Til, Do. do. ladisa un... I Am t et =Sal! I. eel ALA's Do. at hs k Ower• 4 4 Per 01 . Do. do. I par d 4ll For Do. alk do. ". • cap. la. Do. do. Lod do . Do. do. I oap do . Do. 4.. Led do 5 V 5 7 1011 - A - e - RANFTwar -100 Wade 6 l ii ) m o, d :Jeub 1110 Delad.lll. - Ylet.E. 6 pet SI A 1116411111 Qachee A I [ladled, Bala 6 i 6 7 W Ino 94 96 i Ms 1i ..... N . , - • ii i• I - m -- _._::: : .-_ . .7 : : - . . I* i it. 4p. et Pr*, NW R at sad Weal lad* . 100 4 M. to. . M. Igalions• lOl Mk gt lOO 09 US 1* 11. z 1 De. Now 1 OOLOIRAL GOUCT - 176•7iWeVai — , sari 7 Da Spit ort., Ulla . . Da am ord._ , 1111 Do. Owe ot. l'. ME ob. AN*4„Avot Do. Owed Da • par sool Da 010. 2.44 Now Ireasvriak lamb , .1. VW,* W.sp. c. UK Da 1 st a. 1.371 to IVO' Do. e p a, WA ITS llooda • ". et. Ng /11ab. nbai 1175 . . AEA Ow. I p. o. Doak la Oa Sp. a Jowl/sty Da 4 MI.& Apr. *oat. Liao, toms Assioaezlen Lee Aug tan LlTienL -• • • TeL (Le.) Deelle Wstorworke.. DOS. Ansritaa Loa I. 41 DI& Nes TeL • A Do. it flee e. LW MP Do. C rand 4 leleelleTeL (I ) 144//ag.temeh Pia li pot ales .- PO" .NA WO.NA , .140 - 1 10,1 60 10, 16 16, .00 2, 61. 14,99 C is 75, 1 76,000 1 10, 20 10, 100 bO.Prelleeeses Do. e A ee. Peep. Deb Do. New Wasg. end Aut. Cop. Gen. Meant Naelptbas Grant ladp (Lialled) Todlad end Atud. Loa. Oberlet Tel. landet (L) Ounlane Oe. ilnikaa heap. a Card Wedilerraaseilllee.Tal. Dediter. It. Tel. ( An) National Dhow Cl Notbeelenda Led Do ep.a.b.rtlas N. BMW. a. l. Seel. IA ▪ Let. Anetavileidda Oriental Car Do. Own " Orley. La. Ma. (Una) A Po 40. 11 an all re I* PO 111 IN 111 17 - ff ■ ■ 4 4 - - w Ile IS ,111 1 4 1 4 VI 111 ?0 O IS 071 scei al 1 a la . 107. I f I OI o If I I 11 lii Do. M. reel Liver Irt Ma. rept'. sod Wm. Skew 1 I I Do. New - - led Bea lb lad. TM. el u. for so tty Pe. °of ?Maw Royal Mall /Maas Lima lamella I 1 to ss I I 1 is por imai,ANTeiTaiirdis-d -etoisarlas TeL IMp .. 'moDo. do. PAglotared.. ot La. Oa. Up. On. an Dimes% Lad. ... IS 61 TS 64 16 16 pi r 4 7 IS 46 US TN "1 - 1 11 U 10 , 0 St 1111 — 100 Os 401 100 091 N 1100 94 114 s 4 da — i7sie .!!...ssi w ouo w. .... a =MAN POBBIIIIIOMt. 7 If - -: 7 7k U $7 TS TS TO 75 Par 1 Ms pm if 1 1 die 101 110 PO 7 1 la i n or 102. 4 SS 36 iii U PI 71 73 86 87 73 76 79 . 74 61.1 9141nidie 1 Ms 110 a Ti di PT 9 1 0 Wr PS 07 98 50 91 1 01 100 Tu no of la} ltl le a 11l LOCAL lIMAJtI mAarsra Lmoreoc. Winos 31.—The market woo tern steeteLt kes tne ell day.Birkenhaad, 701 711—Calsdesks Sleek. MI Counties. 10 1540 11—ffirest Northern Neck, 11l 1111—Oreat Westerns.67l 671—loncsehire and Yorbarne. 10 1111•111-1‘rnhol and North Westing, 141 90—Ditto 4 shores, 1 7.16 d. cheater, Sheffield. and Lincoln, 411 411—Yiffisnd Stock. u t h 116 North !RUM Meek, 00 601 ad—North Staff 24 d —North Riwtant, Berwick Capital Stock, Ne Ill wda r— k teg Capitol Stock, 764 77—Leeds Stook. 47—Oviard. Wasess6W, sod Wolverhampton, Of al—Death YaM ern, Rhenish. 51 bk ci --Groat Luzemboiuffi +ann. of Canada, $4 64—Orsot Western of °mods,l2l—ffilffie New Shares, 71 d . — Rank and lake Rusk 14—lowbardes venetian, 11 n v.—Great /kip, N. Id., 10s. 6d. Ins Caireral. Psi-tcs.—At length we are enabled to congratulate the directors of the Crystal Palace on their having adopted • resolution to render their unrivalled in stitution directly available for educational purposes. In the Est instance, the Sydenham Palen was professedly intended to be • great national school of art-teaching, as well as • universal museum and a place of popular resort. Circum stance., however, for a while have very considenddy modified the original plans of the projectors of the Crystal Pil and year after year has passed away, while the courtea a n collections of the Palace have taken no put in the great educational and intellectual movements et ow times. It is with sincere gratification we record the near approach of bettor things, and that we may now expect the Crystal Palace to realise its owe proper results. The new project originated with • gentleman, who has loos been deeply immersed with the peculiar capabilities oT the palace to advance the cause of popular education. The details of this project will appear with the forthcoming programme for 1M0•186.1 ; but meanwhile we may state hali plas will thee be shown to have been moat care fully considered, es well as to be most comprehensive in their range. A systematic course of class study will be found to oonstitute thegeseral plan ; and the utmodefforia will r to have hem directed to the working of the pro posed —Art AM' OWL STARVATION AND CANNI/ILLIBIL—The wreck was anaouneed et Lloyd's on Saturday of the ship Osnelmst, (rose Sydney for Manilla, on • sunken reef, in lat. &Mt N., long. 166.58 E. The ship appears to have broken up aimed immediately afterwards, the crew escaping in the boats, but with scarcely any pryrisiona or water. For days and days, exposed to a scorching sun, they suffered fearfully, and the horrors they subsequent) y endured were of • character almost unheard of. They left the wreck in the boa 4 on the 17th of July. From that time till the let September they visited several islands in the hope of obtaining food and succour, but failed. They then resolved to draw lots as to which of them should @aerial:* his life for their benefit, and after live days' deliberation they killed one of the narrow, and his body was quickly devoured. Some days afterwards they resolved to murder another negro for the same purpose. The era wee asleep at the time, but, waking up and hearing of their intention ' attempted to escape by jumping over- board. • slut fired by one of the crew killed bile on the spot, and his body was eaten. In this horrible MOMS? the instal* men subsisted till the 29th of September, when they were picked up and landed at Sounder% most of then being in a shocking state. &LAN SNIPPING.—Although business has not been very active since the commencement of lad nee* Meant @hippies affairs have et Mead some tendency to improvement. We continue to experience a good Armed fur the employment of steam oroperty i and, were it not fur the circumstance of the fial.icpor.• beingetiU kw= the orders for securing trans , . bv Cam vowels doubtless be s.i II more numerous. The peospeetd beeressed , consump.iou of coals in France his p inquiry for straincolliers, for which hi ;her ratea ftn a:P ui ! but the extent of actual engagements had only bus Charters for time are also to be met wi.h for hendy-einsd steamen, and several have been tit .d doling Mani cm fairly remunerative terms. Sales of Leveret screw and padffle wheel 'learners have takes plans sines our last, and generally the prima realioed have been se isfac.ory. The number o: loud second-bend 6.41G8111111' NA is the market is so much diminished that wive • rutty toi.able ship is met with • fair price se attairialble. 0: yew s-zam ships the ales have not been itnpor,aet. Cuilden are pt.ing ! rally lute contract orders, so this . ;ewer vessels are 5 built en speculation. Toe general of the et, whether es regards employmen. or v alue, more cheerful, and full confirms the views we have from time to time ex ; although :he aspect of political affairs gill impedes the 11/14111/11(41 of consukam.- -From the Wr eak, of Me se Albeit Breit and Co. 1, 1860. MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. - -a . Two o'Ciocr, The funds opened this morning with a dull ap pearanoe, but have since been stimulated by some purchases, combined with the receipt of improved pelves tram the Paris Bonne. Consols are BOW quoted k per cent, higher than on Saturday afternoon. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange prices are likewise quoted slightly better than in the morning. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents' opened at 69.50, being 4 per cent. better than they closed on Saturday. The telegram describes the Bourse as " very animated." The Indian rupee paper remains dull. The In- Man Five per Cent. Stock of 1859 is now firmer. Console are officially marked 941, 931, and 941 for Money, and 914 and }for the account (Aprilll). The present quotations are 941 to 1 for cash, and 941 to i for the 11th inst. India stock has been dealt in at 218 ; the Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1859 at 1041 and 4 ; the Five per Cent. " enfaoed" rupee paper '1971 and; ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, at 1031 and i ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868, at 961 ; India Bonds, at ls. dia. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 18s. and lbs. prem. The transactions in the foreign stock market have been more numerous than of late. Turkish Bonds have improved i to i per cent., the lean of 1864 being quoted 781 to ' 79, and that of 1858, 604 to 1. Spanish Bonds have advanced. The scrip of the newßrazilianLoan, after being marked 11 din, has recovered to Ito 04 din. Sales are recorded as follows :—Basilian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1858 (scrip), 14, 01 dia. ; Chilian Six per Cents., 102, ex div. ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 994 ex div. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 204, 204, 21 ; Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, 71, 70, ex div. ; Por tuguese Three per Cents-, 1853, 43 ; Rus sian Five per Cents., 108 ; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 961 ; ditto Three per Ceuta, 1850, 64, 64 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 46+ ; 46 ; ditto New De ferred Three per Cents, for account, 341, 35, 941 ; ditto Passive, 144, 144 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 74; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 604 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 101. Eleven thousand pounds in gold was taken from the Bank es Saturday for exportation. A portion of the 94,0001. by the Wellesley has been sold for the Continent, and it is stated that the residue will also be sent away. The Parana has arrived from tie West Indies with as much as ....,7,0001. in specie ( iiiv;ng brought the silver wilich reached Panama by her Majesty's ship Pylades), o' which 409,0001. is sil JeK and 48,0001. gold. The New York, from New York, has brougLt 26,0001. The T i me, from Brasil for Southampton, has reached Lisbon, wish 7,0001. in specie. The Shannon, for the West ladies, will take only 1,3181. The other imports of the precious metals pre viously announced last week were limited to about 140,000 L—half from Australia and half from the United States. Owing partly to the tightness of the money mar ket, the shipment of silver by the Calcutta and China steamer of the 4th April will probably not exceed 100,0001. or 150,0004 The old established firm of MOWN. Sheppard and Sons, of the Stock Exchange, has been amal gamated with that of Messrs. Pally and Allcard. The business will be carried on under the style of Sheppard', Pelly, and Allcard. A special meeting of the Midland Railway Com pany is called for the 17th of April, at Derby, to consider various bills now before parliament. One of these authorises the Midland Railway Com y "to construct a station in the parish of St. London, and to effect arrangements with the Oreat Northern and North London Railway Companies, and with the Regent'. Canal Company ;" whilst another is to enable the Midland Company "to contract for the use of the undertakings of other companies in and near London." A call of 21. 10e. is to be paid by the 25th of April on each preferred half-share B in the Western Extension capital of the Loudon, Chat ham, and Dover Railway Company. In compliance with the wishes of the share holders in the Punjsub Railway a call of 21. will be made payable at the end of June, and another call of Si. will be payable at the end of September next. Payments in anticipation of calls continue to be received. The Birk .nd has arrived from China with 821,00011 m of tea. SATURDAY RUINING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 94 to k for the 11th of April, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 94 to For money the last price was 94 to I. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 941 ; ditto, for aocour lth April), 94, 94k ; the Indian Ave per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 98, 97; ; ditto, Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 103 k, 1081 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures , ' 1858, 961, 97 ; ditto, 1859, 981, 97 ; India Bonds, U. dia. The Indian rupee paper was again flat The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures were also more offered. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1859 was slightly weaker, at 1041 to /. Exchequer Bills have again declined Is., closing at 13s. to lie. prem. The foreign stock market was dulL The Turkish Loan of 1864, after being marked 781, left off the same as yesterday, at 78 to 1, or equal to 75 to kr, lex the approaching dividend. The Loan of 1858 closed at 60 tol. Mexican Bonds remain out of favour. Bank shares to-day were steady. Those of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China were quoted par to k prem. ez div. Royal Mail Steam and Electric Telegraph 'tech were inquired for. The closing Quotations for the shame in new projects were as ; :—Ocean Mar i ne Marine, 948 to 1 1-16 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, prem., " buyers ;" Bank of Turkey,. 11 to 11 dia. ; Buenos Ayres and San Fernando Railway, 21 to prem. ; City of London Brewery Prefereuoe, to prem. ; and Folkestone West Cliff Hotel, par to 1 prem. Victoria Government Bonds were again rather weaker to-day. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CuxaL The mining market to-day is steady, with a moderate amount of business. Wheal Clifford shares have been dealt in in the Stock Ex° 'at 900 and 2981 ; East Basset at 1111111; ex div., and Providence, at 49. Transactions have also taken place in shares in East Caradon, Lady Bertha, East Wheal Russell, East Rosewarne, Treloweth, St. Ives Consols, and New Seton minas. St. John del Rey Mining shares continue in demand, and are still advancing. Transactions are recorded at 291. United Mexican have been dealt in at 2i. The airectors of the St. John del Ray Mining Company have just received—by_ telegram from Lisbon—thefollowing report :—" Morro Velho, 28th February, 1880,—Produce for January, 31,888 °Reyes ; coat for January, 7,4841. ; profit for Janu ' ary, 4,9091. Produce, 20 days February, 19,158 Maras." At a meeting of adventurers in Wheal Wrey Consols, held on the 99th ult., the amounts showed a balance against the Adventurers of 6631. 3s. 6d. A all of 9a dd. par shaft was made. A petition for the winding ep of the Little Down and Ebbe. Hocks Yining Company Oimited) is expected to to baud in the Court of Bsnhruptcy on the 17th lost. The Berriow Consols Miming Company, on the 22nd alt., made a all of L. per aim. The North Treskerby Kim amounts, presented at the meeting on the 27th ult., exhibited a balance *genet the mime of 6961. la. ikL A tall of if. per 'hare was mods. I 10411/ 11..E__1.. ON I PIA gut tili S 4 0 4 rs Zii um 3d $ oath Caradoo Mine declared, on the 27th ult., a ti.Vl.• loud of 41. pr share (2,0011.)., sad a iraios of 21. Not c.4re (1,0241.). At Holmbue!' Mine ttoestio2, held on the 26th ult., the accouais showed a balance a6einet the mine of 7051. 13.. 4.1. The uncliirmen.ioned mining dividends have bees declared in thicipsonth of March : Mines Per @hue. Antocrit Dever Gr at Consols £9 0 0 .... £9,216 0 0 South Canelon South Wlleal Frances_ 3 0 0 ...... 1 .0 1 39 0 Par Consul. Fart Beret West Camden 2 10 0 Cara Brea 2 0 0 Listen co Wheal Mary Asa lO 0 . 1,096 0 0 Bedford United TLesicotdt ea 0 4 0 olvad 0 3 0 Great Wheal Fortune 0 10 0 899 0 0 Trelyon Wheel Haller Craddock Meer OIS 0 ...... 963 15 0 Lissom Laiibidas 0 6 • Total. .244,106 15 0 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The weather in London since hat Friday was unsettled, very stormy, with a conform fall of rain at intervals--t...a.- perature milder ; wind southerly. This morning ,,,,as overcast mid dam p. The attendance of the trade in Mark-lane to-day was fair, the tone quiet ; prier of moat article of tho trade without alteration. The supply of borne-grown grant was small, and of country-made flour moderate. The imports of foreign grain into London 611017 Monday were reported this morning a small of flour, mod small of wheat, 1a,r1.7, and oats. . . . — Weaat — English in small supply, slow sale at about last dMayonday's advance. Foreign, quiet demand, at last Wit 's prises. FLOUR in retail demand at about last Monday's advance BARLEY scarce, quiet in demand, but firmly maint...nert upon last Yontiay's rates. OADE—Qu:et trade at last Monday's quotations. BRANS.—English and Egyptian unaltered at last Monday's prices. PEAR quiet at last Monday's prices. ceamerr QUOTATIONS, DUTY PAM • Werar.—English white, 465. to 545. ; red, k, S 445. to 50s. per qr. ; Deanne and ionigsberg, 445. to Bee. per 4041 t. ; W,mocOL to 54e. ; other Baltic ports, 465. to 52a French, 48s. to 549. FLOUR. -Town, 33e. to 40s. ; Norfolk, 335. to 335. 6d. per 2001 b. • French, 30s. to 355. ; American (United Metes), 22,. to 28s. par barrel BAUM. 36e. ; other sorts, 265. to Ms. per qr. °AVG.-British, We. to 365. per qr. ; Russian, 225. to 235. per qr. • other Baltic ports, Mc to 31e. per qr. Baulk -English tick, 335. to 38s. ; barrow, 394. to 42.. per qr. Foreign, ale. to 40e. per qr. Egyp tian, ate. to 32e. IA per qr : Ples.-Beglish boilers 38s. to 40s. ; hog and gray, 3.n. to 365. • foreign white, 33e. to seg. FLOATIre CIAROOIIII. -Blum last Friday only 7 graia•ladea venal, were reported united at porta el all, vta. : 3 wheat 1 barley, 3 maw. latest reported sales were : -Maize on Balamai, 8.L., January, 335. per 41631 be. (s ).- cargo Odessa liaise, per steamer direct to Waterford, at 2k. per Mks. , which este- Llishes en advance of about L. over last week's retie. • 'ergo arrived need barley, 25. per 4001 be. AIUtIVAIS IBTO LONDON MOM MARCH 26 ro MARCH 11. Whest. I &titsi - lalt.l Otte 8e...• flour qra e Lfa g i qrs. it set % sii t : s is i at lie 112 . 57 750 i Oesstwiss. roue . . . IN 73 12448 1081 old". t lea Yoeelga L C. Rail , 1 Gt. N. Rail' ea I Nall Lao MI MG PI 11 MINCING-LAM-(TIM DAY.) The following pub& sales are advertised for to-morrow : Sugar-6,500 begs Mauritius, 700 begs Penatig, and 3,000 bb Manilla auks and KO bap native Cey lon. Saltpetre-1,000 bags. Pepper-300 bags white. Rice-1,010 bags. Cochineal-500 bags. The private contract markets have generally been inactive wince Friday, and we are without transactions of importance to report to-day, but wager, coffee, and tea bare a quivt but steady appearance. Rica continues in fair demand. &Limas remain, quiet at last week's prices. TALLOW MARKZT,-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet at the eubjoised prices : TOwn tal low, Us. net cash ; Petersham Y.C., ea the spot, 565. 6d. ; April to June, Ws. ; July to Sept., 535. ; Oct. to Dec., 525. ed. PARTICIILATS OP TALLOW. Reek on head this day Delivery last week Ditto from let June Arrival Oct week UM! - iii 93,!?!. 16,156 1,157 61,661 Ditto front lot Juno Price Y. C. gar owt. Ditto Tows bit Friar/ 216 96,206 646. It 66, 94. 91.940 &IL ed. 114 ed. 79.750 112,25 t Vs. Ma. &I Arrival ter the week vodkas Mk of April. last ye r. en (asks. load dellvw.T. 1351loaake. The arrival Out week orneepeleed 164 trio Beath Aar*" II tress ether places. Total, WM ask:. METROPOLITAN CATT AT.) LE MARKET. (THIS D W. have • large susaill i easts and, consequently, , pewee are lower for all . The number of sheep ;Is nearly the same ottMonday last, Lod the quota tions of that day are well supported, although trade v. 'by no means brisk. There is a considerable demand for good lambs and calves at full rater. From Germany and Holland there are 170 besets, 1,550 sheep, and 95 calve. Spain, 95 bees;a ; Scotland, 150 ; Ireland, 50 ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,300, and 200 from the northern and midland counties. . . _ . -- ierlsi;ne of 81bs I. d. s. d. P. r atone of BMs. s. d. s. d. Dist ficoi.s. fiererds. 4 8 10 DestDosetlif.lxl4B2 4 8 6 0 list Bbor6.horns . 4 0 8 Best Lond.oools . 5 4 5 4 booed goal. boasts 2 b 8 Do. do. Shorn 4 0 • Calvis 4 0 I Do. do. aboss BeotbastHlf.br!ols 6 6 Lobs . — Boots 4 market, 3,1110; limp aid Lusts, 22,070; Calves, 100; $3O. BOROUGH HOP MARKST.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Pattentlen and Smith report that the market is steady with but very few hope pressed oath* marina ; the continuance of wet weather, it is thought, will ultimately have an injurious effect on the coming crop of hops. MOM) STATE AND CANADIAN MAHN. —The British and North American Royal Mail steam ship Persia, Captain C. H. E. Judkins, took her departure from the Mersey about 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon for New York., via Queenstown, taking out about 50 passengers and the mails for the United States, Canada, Ac. The taunt seal °omen Steamship Company's screw steamer North Ame rican, Captain Aiton, will take her departure on Wednes day at 9 a.m. for Por.land (Maine), via Queenstown, takiog out passengers and the United States and Canadiau mails. Letters for her will be received at the Pest ottles on Wednesday until 8 a.m., and via Queenstown until 9.31.1 p.m. The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia Steam ship Company's screw steamer Glasgow, Captain Cummings, will take her departure on Wednesday, about the sumo toms, for New York, via Queenstown, taking out passenger. earl • ship's awl!. Telegraphic despatches for all parse f the American continent will be received at the office of the American Telegraph Company, 10, Exchange-street, East, for any +teenier within a few minutes of her departure. Tile Pim/lamas Idam.—The Tagus arrived at Southampton yesterday with the Peninsular mail. She lett Lisbon March 27; Oporto, 28; Vigo, 29. She brought home 29 passengers, amongst whom were Colonel Campbell and Captains Prior and fieym our. Amongst her cargo was specie worth 3,7681., es large quan tities of oranges, piss sad esp. She met with mirth winds along the omit of In Use Bay the wind veered round to the S. W., and ht . hard, with occarional heavy rain. In the Channel she met with strong gales. The Tagus passed the brigs get, sedum and Woodbridge, standing for Oporto. The Ohara steamer arrived at Oporto on the 28th ult. Two Dutch bit:were at Lisbon. 07 THII BRITISH SHIP ROMANCI OF ?Hi LEL —Her Majesty's Vioe-Consul at Alexandria has forwarded a despatch to the Board of Trade, announcing the total hies o g the brig Sentence of the Lee, Captain O. Havelock, belonging to Cork, on the coast of Rapt, a few miles to the westward of Alexandria, and that all hands, with the exception of two, perished. The brig was bound to Fal mouth from Chtlata, with 1,800 quarters of wheat, and was driven whore, during heavy weather, on the 9th of Po hlman, near Port Mahaors. The survivors, William Hus band, the boatswain, and William Murphy, escaped by being thrown tip on the reeks. The remainder were drowned by the boat essaying._ Their names are Captain George Havelock, Mr. W. H. Ireton, mate; Simon Byrne, cook sad s t ewa rd; William Corson and William Irvine, seamen; end James Tippett, apprentice. The survivors suffered greet privations for the flirt two days, being compelled to subsist on grass and roots. They afterwards met an Arab, who offers them all the nourishment he posmessed, and afterwards conducted them to Alexandria, where they were 121111z i the English eagine-driver. The men speak in most terms of the very kind treatment they received Igna7e poor Arab. By the last accounts from the wreck it appease that the natives have plundered the vessel of everything of value. None of the bodies have out up. CRYSTAL PALACM-AIALF-CILOWN DAY. --8111 Tit.• DAY, MANCH 31. --Admissions co payment, 751 ; ditto by season tickets, 2,398 ; total visitors, 3,149. 'I I By, 0, -