The Express. — London, England, 1861-04-20 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCL (11118 DAT.) EQUITY COURT& (Before Vice•Cheaeallor Mir J. Stuart.) minion OP ACOTILIA V. DAT. Mt. Collier. AM% is reply is this case, raid Sir Hugh Truss had custawded that the 'noisiest of the definalanta ea. of a merely speculative character, but that was occa• span' be the speculative character of the bill. The bill traiml to hiss at the claims of trade searks► list the ELoatilf hail given that up, mak* a virtue of stoweity. moues out the Jingoism. as to what leinudit Wended to 4., it u.. masted by the Plaintiff that the Drayster of ea sums' fur • draw to hie =zit private Ivl•torblual. hie that the E., p. r. 4 might as as • Weals and had so pear r noht. That was the iluelrine la the emus al Haller v. Kiss el ipel%7 arid " Wag of the Two • v. WSlts." sem had retried the L.. further then ray Giber came of the right of • I. we is this rawntry. It had been raid that the i'mp▪ -ror at Austria had a Jos sissehs, which was • wow p.,11, sad that the defendant had dose damp to the lir l•r* bf atZlistst of this mooopoly as seek par rots,* el is Austria or is this coy. Ward. Mr. C. T. Simms, Mr. Tants& vvoth. and Mr. weithata a with Mr. Collier, Ir. Woos, g.e., mad Mr. Weeper &ppm for Mews. Day; sad ver High Cass, Q.C., and Mt. Coma appear for the Osamu/. At 'bedew of Mr. Collier's address judgment was re anal. (Before the Beeler of the Rolls.) IN THE MAITIS or TM! AULIfiI:LTURIST CATTLI INAVIASCII COMPAST. Br Roxburgh appeared in support of a petition for die lvtag and winding up the abure.meatemed company. *hick wee 4111l&bliab.d in 160 for the purpose of lIMIMIIOII arainet lows by mortality in all kind. and descriptiomi of Anemia or live stock brimming to farmer., and also for the of advancing loam landowners y to landowrs and farmer. I:ranting, draising, sod other improvements in land The petition was prus.at.d by two of the directors, and arta( that :k) lAllf. had been subscribe) for in shares of 'l. each, and that &boat 60,0001. of that sum had been pill op The company =Maisie) heavy looms last year, vul t- those aad to a debt not very coasiderable in 'mown, itsilitßruities were attributed._ lita !Inoue node the real isder—that the company be Sennalt aid would ep oohs the dinettes of tSe court. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Snap is Hansa—Wars Lan! (%d Janice Erie and Junior W as. Ryles, nod Keating.) ianl. t. ?MI GILT SNIP COMPANT.--IXACCTION A...IIJSeIT TIM COMPANY. is this oboe Uwe bed laven a reference to arbitration, and as award was mile in favour of Mr. Scott Russell to the snout of 144011101. As action wee commeoced upon the sward and it baring ease on befor e th e L or d Chi e f Justize is the character of both judie and jury, he gave a iniviliet in favour of Mr. Russell. Yesterday, however, swoon was numb as bairn of the company for • rule for • are trial upon the pound that the arbitrators. having sti. thonty to decide say came of difference arising tinder the ootrect, bed taus into their consideration the circum• Bianna nailer which the company had stopped the tie/tater 6,000 abates bold by Mr. Russell, 5.0U0 of which had toes allotted by tie company and 1,000 of which he had losght is the rearbat. la considering this matter it was 'Untitled that the arbihston had exceeded their autho rty, iemiannich as it was not • difference arising under the cntract. There was also a minor instance in which it wee sal that the arbitrators bed exeseded tiler authority. and 1 wee submitted that in consequence the award was tiol. Theis lonlahips this morning expressed their opinion that the arbitrators had not exceeded their authority, and that roissequeotly the verdict entered for the NUOU/11 of the aeard must stand. Mr. NV. Williams, oci behalf of Mr. Russell, then applied e speedy execution against the company, epos the peed that it was a limited company, and the sly property pommeled by it was the greet ship, Mich me advertimed to mil for America. The ...Met was gives on the ant day of term, and if Mr. Russell were compelled to wait fourteen days Ware he timed execution he would not be able to obtain his execution mail the very day the ship was to sail, sod as be lay at Milford, be would not be able to get the writ down there is time to stop her. I Again, if sbe got once out of the jenalictiou of the court it was impossible to may whether eke would ever come back, and Mr. Russell might be utterly amble to °atone his execution. Ir. Lloyd, for the clammy, hoped that the application essY sot be granted, especially as he expected to be in. Merled to ask for leave to appeal, for the Court of Qu ee n's both Ind given aa clear lead - unanimous as opinion against We weed as their lordships bad past given in favour of it, aid tads upon precisely the name materials. The Lard Chief Justice said if Mr. Russell got his VTR Is Wm deubt that there would be a reconciliation ba tmen them and that some arrangement would take place, sesiieriai that the company was a limited use, and tleg the irly property was the ship, he thought that there asebl be execution forthwith. Isecoliou ordered accordingly. COURT OF . PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.)► - -- Psalms 5. DrIIIUCIL The petitioner. the wife of ea ex private is the Bth a emis, was !serried to the rompoudest, at All /taints Serthampteseire, so lase age am 1831. la the follole.mg NE be obtained eitsitios on a railway, but he Inst it via no assess ef his intemperate hold* ss be did wing smissring sea He wee in the habit of ill trentior his vie, sad his onduct led to moral orparatiess Tie petitioner earned bat, own living. and frequently gave hin mosey : bat about two years she loved that he had kneed an Illicit manestan with easelter women. Ms then applied for a preterites 'WIC Dr. *eke appeared for the pAilieser. TM Court adjourned the me% to enable further proof of Hoak. BUDD f. NOM nopeniset was ea euribae tlearkeeper, bat be bad ire toms the proprietor et a oak Is July, ISAJ, be petili e. seer, thea_ aOl at 111. Ho was a Ewa of eel he dowerW fe do Meer Trall. ttalielmee bail e bona by* with ast bee abar team at * New peatissee. Q.C., aad lir. Clean eppeared fee the The Own nab a decree aid. MEM V. The pallor vie tho foadifte or igr• ° " • " • "th i l : }yaw Heaverelrest. Oa the Mb el Polavery. in woe moorlei le He who hal ben as law taper la Amami* bet woe at Yet this set of Ink out Huy wont Tit mei& al N. 111. cienusa•llllo4 ILeabit•tooro. The .aloof of the reepeoba• yes very last or der whoa the posies. vie Meg up for the tenni to deal aadlerlt, be alba 111 : 161 = 8 mane awl dome Yr ea the aut. Ilithin• Vi " Ti. have Nam bola end to pod tureitare." It. woe Vim; with • dal about for yews tie Politioner end tot_ this add • bMh 177.1 Naas I= . us . &the Intebta lmaji J aid "Pea fhb, bow Ire yea sae way obikl in that f" thesallesei le Web her set el the be... N oho eel Petitioaer the fewilymey ly it He dolma thet oho woe ohoombe sett e hr sub lie. Oen she embed lin te mei for • • • iseter ewe& ohs oboell die. Ho fiat le obi waist • illeter limo meet feta see bereelf. Ile rre mei watt. Wildoesea H. a ldoeu ellial jt oe - boa s ought le be be arc' The oepoehm• 411 4:i i i ill ale bar amythias to elk Amy* Hot he maid ley tAsolation. Oa oar *tit he eatvi far to es harm She dloseoved ea meow* fif the Munn of the how ; awl be kacuited bre trur Ihe Asir, ebb toy ea the leer tin thew the seat Re hook away lah• funnier.; end et lesk, ee the re tale pow veigulep (Nay, 1556), he vetoed r with Ina mod the me* sad struck her se the Emit so so te min • heap the we et • Item's • 611101111111141 out " Warder ! " sad as Ms • for ileaseHoe. She thee wove hum It. eel that waft is went Ma frees hi. Refisees she dr.that he hall ghee= *eh • yang wane mud Ilerfae. by whoa be Wadi& loos P sail lb. Melon appeared foe the polithaer. r#. ha wed! wed the seediset et the respewieet was !sh e We eta wed besot doe • eiele. gad =lel that le watt to be ant to • lemstis eels Be node • elan ROA, with to TIM POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) SOUTHWARK. • taco. amnia. Xo darer, • female, • hettlemmiam. her hashed b Jushormient, Parholm* "meek was hmeglit before lb. Combs, damped with almhy be two el bar children, • boy aged Me m = "' a del Ms years, lry beating them aa ht lirearthy, 11. add that es Thursday eventag .1 was on duty agar ltllll4ltreet. whoa some cif the jo haus Mae to him and requeetad his attendanse Is ftler men. as the primmer had been creelly her shildrem He west there, and saw the hid wake, aM yeah of age. 071eg. and the little gill lyieg ea 16 Round. They told hie" tliat their Mother had come .•••• hear her work, aad hates lima Wham h'weed at thee, and found meet aa their area aid a aid they were in that degierehla medition that h mind to take the, to a medkal far In. dim Witmer bawled I. • emtatm4 from the amilwasa, setting he* • that the children 7.'Tered with wounds canoed by being esverely 17, "7 Whams Ito after that emeidered k his duty to fake custody. ini. T e rEz d s here partially nipped, sad he back sod • sbockiog neat. There were marks of all 1401 11. sew et them au tech wide sod right somas the THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 20, 1861. Welt art @Walden. The expenn awed considerable es cianseat he coot. Herspeat /111.11etby informed his worship that the Fri soar went out to work as a bottle washer, leaving the children at home all day, and the neighbours informed Wm that en her return she was in the habit of beating then in • cruel moaner for some unvoooduct. The prisoner, however, had been twice charged at this court with cruelty to the children. le newer to the charge the prisoner said that she was compelled to leave them at home while she and her buil:and were out at work, and then they were up to all manner of mischief, so that she was bound to correct them. Mr. Combs told her sot in that cruel manner, eves if they wen ever so had He should remand her until Friday next. Heil was scoepted for her appiannice co that day. azurAL salaam IN raw KING'S COUNTY. A correspondent of Saunders' News Letter, writing from Yenmetown ma Wednesday evening, mays : 7 " Lest nigia, at a /Me boar, intelligenos was received in this town that • saes named Edward Gorman, residing at Dromoyle, who am employed as • caretaker over the property there of Damon H. Vaughan, Fag. • minor, under his guardiaa, Y. Machismo, Re q., Goldemgrove, was found se verefy beets. is the road, in a she, of Mildew insensibility, at Osebegrewer, within two mules of this town. It moor- Misted that be was attend*** mom el Clookelly as that day, sad that en his Mom USN b was waylaid sad thee savagely Medea. The asforturat• man was found by • penes aanied Hanle lying on the reed is • pool of bleed, apparestly died. Harris instantly gam the iamm, asd some pergolas having gone to his mantanos Gorman was removed to the nearest house, belonging to a men masa Golsen, where be continued speechless sad in. sessible until about ten o'clock this day, when be died. 011 Merin of the occurrence SuMlnapector Hill, with his usual promplases, proceeded to Cooloagrower, bat Gor maa was molds to speak. Dr. Wallace was also in at e and bond several deep wounds ois the trout sad t ael a i maci Oorniaa's head, supposed to have been inflicted with sticks and stems. Gorman was as elderly mse with agrowm up family, sad of peaceable bald* but it is supposed be may bare rendered himself obnoxious to some pereons by evidence which be remedy give is • =tkos for • breach of the pnt• laws at petty maim ; i t s is mere conjecture. H. limy, however, lime done other arta which have canoed bostiMy and brought this on him. This day Hr. Curren, &M., and Sub-Inspector Hill have been segepd making usimiriss, but up to the preset no arrests have been made. Report states that four preemie at least were espged in the murder. At four o'clock this afternoon George Heenan, Esq., acironer, proceeded to held an inquest. lir. Curran, R.M. sad Sulrlaspector Hill, were present. Deems Woods sad Wallace were examined, and the inquest had sot coucladsd when this despatch was ' forwarded."' &MATO% Rayssos DIP/JITICIUM—The votes proposed for 1861.2 were lamed this morals& For Customs the sum is 750,0001., being a deems, af 105,100/. as corn. pared with 1860.1. For Inland Revenue, salaries and ex penses, tho vote is 1,440,000 k, or 50,8131. Isms than last year. The Post-office vote is 2,050,000/., or a damsons of 58,581/. For superannuations, he., of the titres depart. moots, the proposed vote is 514,5741, being an increase of 60,7361. The total of the voter for the current year is 4,778,5741. or 153,8581. is.. than in 1860-1. The National Rifle Association has published its bye•laws and regulations for the annual meeting, which is appointed to take place on Wimb:edon Common on the let of July. at 12 p.m., and on the following days at 9.30 am. The prises are euruerous ►nd valuable. Tug CaA\cCLL i or ADT.RDIZIS UNWED:QTY.— The following letter froni the Duke of Richmond his been received by Principal Campbell :—" 43, Lowndee-square, S.W., Aped 15, 1861.—Ry dear Elie,-1 have just received • communication from the Lord Rector of Aberdeen Univenity, informing me that I have been sleeted chancellor. I hasten to Ensure you that I am fully sensible of the high leseasr that his beta conferred upon me. I shall be met anziose at all times to promote the interest' of the UWeereay, and the cause of edneaties in the north of ticoilamil. May I ngnest the favour et your communicating isy thanks for the banes, conferred on me, in the moat proper manner, to the University. —Yours truly, Itaannositi.'—idaisbsrph Comsat. Tam SODOM? AND 11111 Ltcntssn VicruALunts.— A wet* et deputies from Lanouhire and Cheshire was at the sulfa of the Licensed Victuallers' Amenities, linnesnormetreet, on Thursday, when a resolution was =protesting against the extension of theretail license Merle traders. Yesterday • meeting of the members of the harediester and Safford Licensed Victuallers Asso ciation wee held at the Roulden' Anna, Chorlton-street, Mr. lime' Lewes in the chair, also for the purpose of eowideriag the budget. There were • goodly number of useabsse presoak and the following resolution waa pared : "That it is the opinion of this meeting that the practical effect of the proposal of the Chancellor of the Exchequer to allow wham& dealers to sell • reputed quart bottle of spirits will be virtually to abolish the distinction between the wholesale end retail trades, and to abrogate every restriction upon, and control over, the sale and con sumption of ardent spirits. This meeting is also of opinion thot there will be no guarantee for the enforcement of penalties against parsecs for selling lees quantities than the prescribed reputed quart bottle. In the &Nemo( evidence of • deficiency of public accommodation, this meeting views the proposal as uncalled for, and therefore resolves to op- pose the Dame, inasmuch ea the scheme will rale up • new clams of competitors, with advantage against established licensed victuallers." __ TRW AND THE I.7nrox.—We are informed on good anthority that at the departure of the last mail the government at Washington was on the point of sending troops to Texas, in order to recover that splendid pro vince from the Secessionists. It will be remembered that General Houston, a man great in the annals of the State, and formidable for his intrepidity and resource, was is conflict with the authorities. Houston was goverser when the movement of secession began, and though • strong supporter of southern riOta, and no opponent of secestise, he differed so widely from his fellow-atimes sa to the power of the convention to disjoin the state from the eadedenney sad attach it to the other without en appeal to the pee*, that it was attempted to expel him from odioe, sad; we hipbone, to make him • prisoosp. However, the CIAM holds his own WI it is said that he strew party to support him. Whatever may have bees his original views, it is maderatoed that now he eilsidi be glad to see the authority al the United States re wired, sad this feeling is shared by a large dam, principally of those who, like the Oermaa handgraate, cultivate the sell with thatr own baside.—Tania Ms TIM MS AMID :a Music HALIA—OM Wedge.lsy. • depeleties eleraselled with the vend sobs at the limos nested time phew al aasempoet, waW am the Lad ftlatebie s be the pewee et exprowies tber Amer ci te bur* le j a= *mete. The by Nis. (adishal dp andamieled al IrrN a = il limasar ft A. Meth (Pdermea). Mr. A. Jeemees). Mr. W. IL ibriaboroogb (Som% Mr. Mbsebsed Illeuvey), Mr. Batty (Astlan), Mr. Nelms Lee Ply d Leedee), Mr. .1. IL (vs (Maryleberm), Mr. Lae (:g/l e r s; J os a: ass aa ause's), end weed ether lelleistiel with thudded =Mom Tli• was bedsit by Mr. Weimer. ado brisk. flea* espidaed the view iskrbdiesi by the sad Wow of Weber ia the bin .bout te be b ov ibi parliament tat the better reiralattee el dm. "Nair eel Giber eatertekeesste. The dpire re *e pro Mrs why le meagged mg that they should is tb* Deem= is simmaW idgegethor tram Wog who were Reensod os d mmie halls and the like. In short, thspMs inner granted to the theatres mar lbe ousted sad guidance of the Lord Ghendimbin. Wm for music halls, public-houses, sad plasm 14111111011111111Ohninenta were provided, should he under esedrol of tho mbistraces. They further desired that it might, wllhon6 May, he sibliettly defined what wee really • dome* esiertaingssa, seeing that there was at primal some digedly, eepecially in the minds et sew en the subject. The Lord Cheishedels rsegivel aill e ft. doptletion with courtesy, and sp mimed to woe with them I. all their remarks, promising bin hod and immediate ollestioo to the subject. —Era. Twit Rat. Da. GITTIMIII AT ALDEILPHOTT CAMP. --Oa Sabbath lob tho Rev. Dr. °ldling, of Edinburgh, preashed twigs is the beg ohm& The expeipmettess were composed sot osly of °Dom and adhere of an seght. tram M u lte d. ger i r= "a4 snont b ; l a: i d = r bsra ol t r ibar hem Gaildfeed, Ma miles on. His aellesee illas eut r am= not nerdy el peedglerians, but of Wilms% inespendents. and of • con of Roam on- I °goer, 01l of when were unanimous b high admire- Mos of the gifts of the preacher. s hay seamed most pow Wally shah ie gond mai es views of &ohm truth sad bit wg amain to their Mona Dr. GM& ries oWI he Ole amp wgt be long "membered sad moire it. thewill wet the udder. of our army hare op of Mann mak eloquent sad esrsmt•taisdei men es fle Dr. ?-4Frosa a Communises of tho AMMO irst.) RAILWAY Tunic.—The tease roams of reil• woe b the United Kiwi= ter the week main the Mae it April amounted to 521, _ _6351.„ sad for Ms ger eiliVweek of last year to 501,1112 f., showing la b. 11 011,9911. The gross receipts of the eight t having their termini in the mehropeb" arnounred im C 232,1181. ; sod for the corregpoedieg week of lab to 225,7611., Mow* am imam at 6;352/. no b asses on the &sem Coallthl Railway amoustod 5701.; es the Great Northers Railway 2,401 1.; on the Groat Webers to 1,1401. ; ea the Leaden sad North•Weders to 9111. • es Ow Lebee , bright's. awd South C oas t t o MIL; e;el es tho London and beeth-Western to 1.116& 7,11411. DM from this mast ha deducted 1021., the Derreme ese IM Leedom end Bleekwall. wed 1,388/. on OM Seeth lasts% twine the imam we above, 6,3521. reetehele es the scum ham is the United King hen .mowed to /189,1515/., sad ter the MiT week d WI yaw to 1711,5761., showing sahl e = dl l 11 AD., MIA, Weed to the berms out the metropolitan lb A mho the Well imams 11,121.1., we rampaged with Ito eerrespeeilies week al IWO. 111 If p fa VS U got Of 811 1% leil i Pea It PT lb __ ___ I 1 4 n v. 113 114 M 39 9 SS al 67 49 N 41 Sit Si* 14 00 OS N 4 7 40 it 10 n 1 ils 1 TS TT 111 111 11 41 44 U 40 a a SS 111 N U &i • SO 111 101 111 US 110 101 110 1011 100 111 1111 U OS 109 11l 74 I. 11$ Ile 111 113 100 110 IN 10? 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De. 45.6 e. 11064400 an 0 • 6 - I - 17,1 U 10 i z to t . t Amatian• 11 TIM awe 1 4 4pm SSA 16 . ll.Cumads 6 - - - • 34. 6 1 / 4 almaiem DeL M.). *da pm - 1154. 11* Vas 0/40105sek IN • 14 - MONEY NARKE2.-(THIS DAY.) TIP ON:haut. The funds to-day are inactive, and rather flat. Consols have declined I per sent. The prin cipal English railway stocks have fallen I to i per cent. The cause of the adverse movement is the sudden demand for silver for the Eset, combined with the fear of further bad accounts from America. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68.20, being the same as they closed yesterday. Console are officially marked 92 and 911 for money, and 92 for the account. The present quotations are 911 for cash, and 91 15-16 to 92 1-16 for the 9th of May. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 231, 229, 232, 230 ; Three per Cents. !Re duced, 901, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 901, ; India Stock, 223, 222 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 102, 1, 1011, I ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 961, I ; ditto Bonds, 15a. dis. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 941, ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1001, 100 ; Ex chequer Bills, 25., ls. dis., le. prem. There is a relapse of per cent. in the Turkish Loan of 1858, which is quoted 534 to 54. The loan of 1864 is steady, at 701 to 1, ex div. Other stocks exhibit no al teration. Sales are recorded as follows Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 981, ex div. ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 961, ex div. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 24; Russian. Five per Cents., 1011, 4 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 491 ; ditto, for account, 491, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 531, 541, 531, 4. H - ALr -pAsr Two o'CLocw. Consols show a fractional decline compared with 2 o'clock, being quoted 911 to 1 for money, and 911 to 92 for the account. Considerable activity has arisen in the silver market, and a large amount has already been pur chased for the next Bombay steamer, at an advance of d. per ounce since Thursday. As there is little or none in the market, the silver purchased must be withdrawn from the Bank or from the Con tinent. In the latter case, gold will probably be sent in payment. There is already a demand for gold for exportation, and the 80,0001. by the Kooria Mooria is expected to be sent away. The fall in the continental exchanges continues. Bills on most places were again in demand yester day afternoon, and reduced rates were established. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.181 to 19 ; ditto 3 days,ll.l6g to 17g ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.181 to 194 ; Antwerp, 3 mouths, 25.42 g to 7g ; Hamburg, ms. halloo, 3 months, 13.6! to 3 days, 25.15 to 20; ditto, 3 months, 25.45 to 50 • Frankfort-ou4he-Mains, 3 months, 118 to g ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 33j to I ; Vienna, elf. do., 3 months, 15.45 to 56 ; Trieste, eff. 0., 3 months, 15.45 to 55 ; Madrid, 3 months, 481 to 49 ; Cadiz., 3 mouths, 48e to 49 Leghorn, 3 mouths, 25.75 to 80 ; 01110111. =oaths, 25.65 to 70 : Milan, 3 months, 25.65 to 70; Naples, 3 months, 30g to a ; Palermo, 3 months, 117143118; Mamas, 3 menthe, 1/74 to 118 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 t0 ; Oporto.9o days, 52 4 to 53 4. The last quotation of exchange at New York ap pears to be 107} to 1. It has been stated that the whole of the United States Federal Loan of 8,000,000 dole. has been placed. This is not so, only 3,099,01X1 dole . having been taken. The rest of the bids were below the official minimum. Messrs. Seyton and Wainwright, of New York report : The award of the new lam on the 2nd 'net. is the moat noticeable feature of the week. Eight millions was the amount for which the government advertised, and nearly thirty were offered. All bids under 94 were rejected, and the amount seeepted is 3,009,000 dollars, at rates averaging 94.01. It is stated that Treasury Notes will be issued for the remaining amount, as occasion may require. In some quarters it is argued that if the Federal government contemplated war, it would not stand out for a small difference in price. A petition to parliament has been signed by nearly 500 members of the Stock Exchange against the abolition of the paper duty, and praying that if a surplus exists it may be applied to reducing the duty on tea and sugar. The petition is to be pre sented by Mr. Disraeli. The following notification, which has just been issued by the Bank of England, describes the new arrangements decided upon with reference to the transfer books. As before explained, there will be practically no closing of the books fol. the dividends; but, on the evening of Saturday, the Ist of June, a line will be drawn, and the dividend warrants will be made out in favour of the persons whose names then stand recorded in the Bank books. On the following Monday (the 3rd) stock will be trans ferable ex the July dividend. These arrangements will tend greatly to the convenience of fundbolders. Bank of England, April 18, 1861. Notice iv hereby given, that, in order to prepare the divi dends due on the sth of July, 1861, the belabor of the several accounts in the following funds will be struck on the night of Saturday, the let June, viz. :—Tbree per Cent. Consolidated Annuitiee, New Thresendn-Ralf per Oat. Annuities, 1854, New Five per Celt. Annuities, New Two-and-aAalf per Cent. Annuities, Annuities for terms of years, and India Five per Cent. Stock. On Monday, the 3rd June, the abovenamed funds will be transferable without the dividend due on the sth of July next. N.B.—When the day for closing the accounts for the dividends shall fall I em Saturday, or Monday, it will be regarded as a Public firseafer day, and no fee required for tickets placed in the boxes before one o'clock. The following is an extract of the resolution of the Stock Exchange oommittee, by which Ottoman Railway shares are reinstated in the official list : After reading an able and elaborate report drawn up by Mr. Slaughter, the secretary to the railway department of the Stock E xchange, and also carefully examining the various documents furnished by the directon and referred to in the report, the committee have arrived at the follow ing decision :—"That without wishing to comment too severely upon statementa 01130 made by the directors, but sow retracted, it is quite evident to the committee, from the documents now furnished, that even after two years of progress, the Ottoman Railway Company has not vet arrived at the condition in which it was stated to have been in January arid February, 1859; but that taking into consideration the large amount of capital already embarked in the undertaking, the interests of the present shareholders, both in England and Turkey, sad the great benefits that must accrue to the Ottoman Empire from the introduction of railways, the committee feel that they are justified in resolving that the Ottoman Railway Company be reinstated in the official list of the Stook Exchange. and they do so resolve accordingly." Committee Room, April 19. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, April 17, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue 06,843,850 Decrease £4,850 Circulation active Public deposit 4,196,906 Decrease 706,621 Other deposits 13,379,936 Increase 178,145 Government securities in __ _ 10,272 , 938:0 MW 6 0,000 Othereecuritme in banking department Coin and bullion in both . _ depeetsn'enta - 13,1811,2173 Increctee 9,771 Seven day and other IcOla 8113,CM3 Toros.. 39,878 The Beet Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes k coin) in banking department 7,311,968 Decrease 127,104 Although the Bank's discount business continues to decline, the reserve has somewhat diminished. The Bank have not retained the whole of the gold bought during .the week. Some of these changes arise from the completion of the payment of the dividends. The Gazette specie statement for the week end ing Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz.:—lmPorts of gold, 78,8641. exports of gold, 70,3611. ; imports of silver, 58,1041. ; exports of silver, 136,2641. A telegram, dated Thursday, states that the ice at Eh. Petersburg is all fast, but that it was breaking up between Cronstadt and the second bat tery and west of Brasnoigorka. BANK OP INCILUID.-11n and Mt Via, a. 111, far the w, 17, MIL mat pursuant to Ike het ?IA ending on Wednesday, aril DMZ TIPARTIMMT. Nodes leaned 1/21,8‘4880 Oovernment debt.. /11,015,100 Other seettritles.... 3,40,900 Gold ooln and bulk non Ulm bullion ... • 0148,301 Aft• 43.860 lignlnni DI =ir Went Capital a 4 . L 562 , 003 utes Palle Doodle Cl& duafe~Ezebeq Bev. &DK em ail. of Naked Debt, sad Div. beet..) 4,16.99$ Otber Deposits 11,117bele Moven day sad other Dills 011,013 686,9911, April lb, lee, 111 PARTXMIT. Government Um. Aim (Including Deed Weight An nutty) Other Securities Notes Gold and Silver Coln 763,3!3 i /15,990,1191 li. MARSHAL!, Chief Cashier. FLIDAT Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 924 to for the 9th of May, opened this morning at 92 to touched 921, " buyers" and cloned at 921, " buyers." For money the last price was 92 to 4. After the close of the Stock Exchange the market was rather flatter, at 92 to for the account. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent Consols, for money, 92, 4 , 4, 92, 914, MO ditto for account (May 9), 924, , 4, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, ; N ew Three per Cents., 90$}, 11, RA, 4, ; • Years Annuities, 1885, 154 ; flank Stock, 2294, 229, 231 ; India Stock, 223, 222 ; ditto Fiv e p er Cent Stock, 1014, 1, 1021 ; ditto for account, 1021, F ; ditto Four par Cent. Debentures, 1858, 96 , ; ditto, 1859, 964, ; ditto Bonds, 13e. di s . ; ive Cent " enfaced" rupee paper, 9 4 4, 94, 941, ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 1004. he fresh rise established to-day in the Indian Five (per Cent. Loan was no less than per cent., the scrip closing at 1011 to 1024. There were also inquiries for the rupee paper, which shows a o sl c ift improvement ; the Five per Cent. left o ff at 93 to 94, and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent. at 1 to 4. Exchequer Bills were steady at 2s. dia. to 2s. prem. In the foreign stock market the only feature of interest was &sudden demand for the Turkish Loan of 1868, which rose per cent., closing at 54 to 4. No alteration occurred to-day in the market for bank shares. Peninsular, and Oriental Steam have improved. There were also inquiries for Red Sea Telegraph. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :--Ocean Marine In surance, 34 to 3f prem., Thames and Mersey Marine, Ito It prem..; Universal Marine Insur mice, 15-16 to 11-16 prem. ; London and Provin cial Marine, par to prem. ; East India Irriga tion, to die. Canada Government Five per Cents. were more inquired for. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 8791. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoes. The mining market is quiet to-day, and the transactions are limited. Prices show no change of importance compared with those of yesterday. The only bargains recorded in the Stock Exchange official list are in Wheal Edward shares, which are marked 2. Business is reported to us, however, in the under mentioned —vu., East Wheal Grenville, Wheal Seton, West Seton , Providence, East Cain Brea, Wheal Apr, and Rosedovm. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive, at former prices. The Nerbudda Coal and Iron Company have received by this mail the following from their agent, Mr. Blackwell : " Everything is going on here satisfactorily. I have about 60 tons of coal raised from the level, and within a month of re ceiving stores and tools can supply coal in consi derable quantities. " The latest advice. from Cal cutta announce the arrival of the ship containing the above tools, &c. At the ordinary quarterly general meeting of the adventurers in Molland Mine, held on Tuesday, the accounts showed a balance against the mine of 1101. 9s. A call of Is. per share was made. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. von Dadel lzen and North : The improvement in the metal trade has made farther progress thn week, and • large business Ins been done. Cop per and tin have advanced, and still have an upward ten dency. Makers of Welsh ban are firm in their demands, at 5!. se. f.o.b. in Wales, while in London the pries is 6/. per too. There is every reason to believe that the next reports from Staffordshire will be more satisfactory. A large busi ness has been done in Scotch pig iron at an advance of fully 9d per ton. ; the market closes arm at 48e. 6d. comb. Cop per : The aspect of the market has entirely changed. It is now impartible to buy English manufactured under official prices. Some large orders have been booked, and the smelters are far from being eager sellers. Foreign in in much better demand. There are buyers of Burro and Hain:oda. at 1001.. but holders look out for higher prices ; SOL has been offered in vain in Liverpool for Chili. A large business has been done in tin, princi pally in Strain, from 116/. to 1181., at which we eland with buyer, but no sellers under 1191. to 120!. A small lot of banca has been done at 1251. In Holland the market has advanced to 7411., "buyers." English is firm, with no alteration in value. The tin plate trade has not been so brisk this week. Buyers wish to wait for additional news from America before making further purchases. The lead market is quiet, but steady. The amount of basinen re not extensive. Speller has kept its position well. re ported high fit igh freights from Stetten and Hamburg check ship ments for the present. Several panels have thanged hands here at 181. 7• 6d. ;W. H., 181. 15e. ; for Hail paresis the price is 18L 2s. 6d. to Id/. ss. From New Crow Hill the agent states :—" The 15 ems. Sours good. We shall next week sell about 2i tons of lead, and the following sale will, I have no doubt, be 3 Was. The improvement in in the back of the 15, but it may yet lead to very important results in the end of the level. At all events there is a large extent of Ir:wrought ground to work on." SHARE LISIS.,--(THIS DAY.) Two o'Csoow. Business in the railway share market to-day is very limited. The market generally is heavy. Great Western, and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks have fallen fully 4 per cent., and most of the other principal lines Ito 8 per cent. London and North Western stock is now quoted 964 to t r ; 44 G ter rea n t Western, 704 to 71 ; Midland, 1241 to ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 1104 t o } ; S ou th , 82 is t° Lam ; and Caledonian, 964 to 97. m o-Venetian R ailway shares were quoted 1 11-16 to 1 9-16 dis. The Canadian lines are firm. UNDINLAY MAIM AND MOLL /1411111ATIL ci,".ftrc Wes le•dy Sol p.m. red. aglow VaL 1 so s : Atekbeni litylk =Mir *atop. limaird.4 Maid sad Iseler _ 6 7 $6 100 66 i ra &Wanks Oork Ilorlos Coma Ds. • I A so ay. =lll • Dek Duna rot Jo& Dorklrallk.labLls leirosamerdloo M 101 Radom Ilaise. along Al A la DK Amen 10 an OM Ilandk Mnib fanaburob sad Onagow idnalre'atarta Domal 1$ all /Mk rd 0440 Jan a •• 100 G l ow aS. Waters 10 all Ori North allaollaad 111. 100 OTIS& Nannies Sa 100 ! • not M a. lo out, Illsolha aim)! 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II tea .arillas Si Dralbsra ad Pimase ell ,Iraa Plarkaa all I as al per ea& Prd all Wad aN. W.'S limn • Illastara of Ariela all Minted= ....... COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the annex9d prices . Town tallow, 568. 6d ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 595.: ApPril to June, 595. to 595. 6d.; October to December, Ms. 6d. MARIE! AVNIAG/CB. —Town tallow, 565. 6d.; fat ditto, 2a. lld. ; yellow Russian, 00.. Od. ; melted , , 37e. 6d. ; rough ditto, 225. 6d. ; tallow grated:, 18s. ; good dregs, 7.. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Davis and Company report trade slow. Prima meadow hay, 75.. to Ms. ; superior ditto, 90s. to 105 e. ; inferior do., 50.. to We. ; clover, old, 958. to 1180. ; ditto, new, second cut, *M. to 100 s. ; grew, 30e. to 4.25. COVENT GARDEN.—(TEUS DAY.) The supply of ordinary vegetables is inenfileient for the demand, and prices for things in that way are high. Cornish broreoli continues to be furnished and good samples of let. times, endive, and artichokes are received from France. New grapes are offered, and fetch fair prices, and of straw bombe there is a tolerably good supply considering the season. Asparagus. French beans, green peas, young car. rots, and new potatoes may also now be obtained. Cucumbers are ooming in plentifully. Out flowers chiefly consist of orchids, lily of the valley, Chinese primulas, violets, mignonette, camellias, heaths, and roses. 7111.11 T. Pine Apples, per lb., as to IU Apples, per doz., eld to Is <ll.l Grapra, per lb., be to 12s Oranges, per 100, 04 to lee Strawberries, per oc., Od to ls Lemons, per 100, Os to 10, Peon, per dos., 4s Gd to tis Nuts, Cob, per lb., le to is Od vsGETA liroccoll each, SA to 84 -- French beans, p. 100, 9,1 to la ed Green Per, per stave, 10s Greens,pdon bunaheatkOd toSs Cabboses, p. dos., Is Od as Od Potatoes, p. ton, Ms to 200 a pathos., ts to la Od per cwt., Ss to Ns Carrots, per bunch, Sd to led Turnips, per bunch, ad to Spinach, per dere, Y Od to Ss Cucumbers, each, 9d to Zs Artichokes, per dos., So to 4s TBeet, pe r doz., Is &I to is Celery, per bundle, is ed total Onions, per sieve, Pied to to Oil Asparagus, per bun.. 45 to Ss Rhubsrb, per bun., to Is 3d %skate, per pun., la id to 01 Shallots, per lb, Is 6d Garlic, per lb. Od to Bd Zodiac per score, Is to Is ad Horseradish, per bun., lead toll M ushrooms, p. pot t.. 1 I 3d tots 6d Parsley, per it bunches. Is to fi Savory, per bunch, 2d to 441 PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LltrilroOL, ArtlL 19.—Birkenhead, 811 821—CsWoolen, 97 971—Tastern Counties, 9; 10—Great Madden% 11 - 1 111-. Great western, rt ul—Lenca 4Bl r• YorkshireAWdl. 1111 1111—Lcodon and North Western Stock, 961 ef_usda, and South Western, n4l 951—Manchester, Sheffield. and 46 461—Midland Stock. 1241 126-1/Itto New Ma i r h i If is —North British Stock, 65 031—North Staffordshtre, ...,g,;,th Main% BCTECk, 1O 1031—Ditto, York Capital Stock. 91 911—Ditto. Le,ds Capital Stock, LA 601—South ?Asterisk and Dover, 24 1316 24 15 16—West Midland, Oxford, 48 44,—. Buffalo and Lake Huron, 6 1-16 6 346—Detch Rhenish. 7-111 3 5-16 d.— n Trunk ra t cents* 4 51—Oreet Lazweboart, 611•ld 6 13-16—Great Western d Comm, 3d.—D140 lir, Shams . si 31 d. ad.—Mode Central, 27 IS L.—Them a and Mersey Insiusece. lk 1 LIS p. IiAIICIIIIRTEL APRIL 19.—Thu Mite, WM quiet an de m end dosed • shade weaker. Birkenhead, 111-1111nole Central. 26 1 d• —Lancashire and Yorkshtre, 1111—Thtto Blackburn Purchase, 101—Manchestar, Sheffield. and liaciebiettire. ate 1- 7 .lldlend. Mt 41—North Fiat - rn. Berwick, 103—North Staffordshire, 31 d. —South Pastern, 24 Ma—Thames and Mersey Marine Insu rance, 13.16 p.—Omit Lasemboutg, 01 e.—Olvenstoie and Lan caster. 234—London and South Western, 7 per Vent Pref., ISO—Oeweatry and Newtown. 7.