The Express. — London, England, 1861-03-27 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TlllB DAY.) it..CItT OF PROBATE AND MORO& the Joilip Ordiriv.) , r ?rri r. ?Atilt K ram AI7OILIIET-4:ICMLU. aTRt t anise/. thi. case the petitioners have lodged as appeal to the Lords, and as application for a rehearing of the ia.fore a jun. noteethatanduer such entice of appeal. n...!sloskleu vellum ...I that the objeot of lodging the ap• .: I.ed Wes merely to save her right. in the event °filler : • APO for a rebeuins being refund; and praynd the th..t the ease might be reheard. Cresewal and he amid do nothing. If the peti , rs L 4.1 a right to apply for ■ rehearing. no doubt the • .utt. wlssu It was citing, would bear th...ir application. • ..!.“ hells right to email to the 'loused Lords no doubt t of Leda would attend to their appeal. THE POLICE tVURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERK E'SWELL ‘totrrr AS4„trLT TIMOUgaI THE iirmanie !KMIEC 0;• • r•if rt. r, a carpenter, residing at 71; ini; :terrace , 1'4,4111,4e wellaniail, was placed at the bar before Mr. charged with vi..lentiv ...malting Mr. George AtArver, residing at Judd street, Easton. r od. The complaio int stat..l that last evening between the ban of t; and 7 be an.l oane friends wore in a public-house. bile they were balking together the defendant CAVIC up and Putted in the conversation, awl introduced the subject of the builders' strike. He became very recited about the nutter. made use of violsit language, and threatened to strike th.• complainant. When asked to desist , he became still more violent, and struck the complainant in the mouth. and knocked his hat off. Complainant and his friends then went out, but the defendant forced his waver elation .11 them. and again struck the complainant a violent blow under the taw. wtoch •.. •1.. la•frodant was alsmt proceeding to further •iolescw wh e n ap. hr. scr i p ant rane up awl took him into custody. Barker asked the complainant if lieges,. the first pro vocation..° introduced the subject of the stnke. The complainant answered in the negative. The defendant first spoke about the strike. Pogeonrrinant Convey. Pi 8, said he was paring along the Eustoterond when he saw a crowd of persons assembled. and .4W the defendant strike the complsimint and knock hini down. He took the defendant to the station. The defendant smil that the matter of the strike was spoken about, but it was by the complainant, who was the v.rror for b l uer. " • • • Mr. Rork, r inquired of the sergeant if the complainant was drunk. 21),I d tht• ikloW wee a violent use. tb.rteant Convey replied that the bl o w was a heavy one. I.lt the complainiuit fell partly through the blow and partly through the drink be had taken. He found that the ilyfrudant was a respectable hardworking man. lir. Darker said he should, hail not the complainant been the worse for liquor, have indicted the full penalty of 7./. and costa As it was he could not pass such an assault over, and he snitild be duel 10a. or fourteen days' in the House of The tine was paid. P.ttvaavrnw.—The following iv the wi le.* which Lord Palmerston has issued to the electon .4 Tiverton, soliciting re-election :—" Gentlemen,— Her Msjevty has been graciously pleued to confer upon me the ornee of Lord Woolen of the Cinque Ports, mid although there is no salary attached to that „ft c. vet there are some local advantages eon circus! with it, by reason of which its anceptanoe vacates ay iu the House of Common. I have. there. bee, again to offer myself to you as • sandid•te fee the high honour of being oce of your repremestatlyee is par h.meat; and I trust that the manner in which I have par. formed my duties in the long course of TOM der* which you have honoured me with your coadeaes, may justify me in now respectfully asking of you • mewed proof that your coofidence has sot bees withdrawn. I shell In a few days have the ►ooour of attending upon you at Tiverton ; .ad in the meantime, I remain, Le., PALM/a -lio:4." Tint IRIAN Malkin a4;R Law.—An important meeting was held in Dublin na Midn'av night in the Metro. Haan Hall, for the purpose of obtaining an amendment of the marriage law in Ireland. All denominations of pro. temente were reprimanded by the atteadaare of elergrman sod laymen. The chair was taken by Mr. Alexaoder Hall. I A deputation, comisliag of the Rev. Dr. Miller and Rev. J. M'Nsughtes, attended from Belfast, where the movement origlastad. The met* wee addressed be the Rev. l*. Miller, Mee. J. 1111famgines, May. Dr. Kirkpairick, Leo. Robert Mammies, Rev. 17rwiek, and others, who snugly minded sat the se& whim hem the present na. 60.1 and aamsalous state of she mantems law in this coun try. Mr. Foley, haninter, dated that • member of the Home ef COIOIIIOUS INS aimed to name hr a committee to ineestiipse the whistle eablest, and thismeMing wee held for I minor of sitemigtheaift his heads. A petition to par liament, praying for iwie laterfaresse, was adopted, awl /strutted for preseedatisa sad adwease= mew h e r. for the city, (musty, and Univenity ef lurniter.seNn. IN tI.T. JARNlell•PAßß..—lrnigglrg any siormas tb old and Barrow passegn idea for may year. past has (twined the only mesas if astrimes into the ht. Jamee'..park from Trafalgarequans wee blocked up, awl the new passage, in which the front of Berkeley-booty is stmt., was emend to the public. It is ant • great deal wider them the old owe, but its general aspect is much more cheerful, gaily painted railings loving been substituted for the dark, blank brick walls which used to form the Mies of the old pamage Berkeley.lsouse ham been thoroughly re deo-rated, externally aad intersally, for the «cupola°, of the Metropolitie Beard of Works, sad now forms • sally picturesque object from the park, from which hitherto at has bees hidden by dirty walls. It is expected that it must he *ass weeks before the members of the Board of Works will be able to take official possession of the new abode which has hien so headenmely provided for them. Flltay Art or THR SIDINIGN.—The brat act of the present semien ham just hem printed, authorising the Mclntire of the following places :—Brightwaltoo, in Barks; Anibuley Mawr, in Stamm ; Cassock, in Stafford ; Newland Marsh Shorelaad, in Southampton ; Crofton Monk is Southampton ; Heegill Pell, York ; Sem) Tntey, is biros ; related, in Eases ; Arley, in Warwick ; Heath, in Don't • Ripon ( including Realism CoCHMKeetreeln CIotICHHHT; GlassOnby, um Cumberland ; lienerkk, in Cues herlawl ; Marlingford Common, in Norfolk ; Eldlailleld, is In:caster ' • Winterbounie &simpleton, ia Dorset; POW , ' sack, in Dorset ; Batcombe, is Dolan ; Piston Common held., M Southampton ; Lielliaglea Dwell, near Puma ham, is Barks and Northampton ; Outten, in York ; Innip don, in Worcester; Bnoktbmp, Hareanimbe, Harelield, Whaddon, Quedgley, Tueleigh, Matson, Upton, St. temente, and Heniretesd, in Gloucester. NI rt . u ter Itos six r. —Yesterday morning, shortly after the prenlises had been opened for Weiser, some daring young thief impudently entered and took • valuable ell piloting in a gilt train*, of no small dimensions, from the food wiodow of Mr. Wilma, the picture dealer, of Wardouretreet, Soho. A tradesman rending near the spot, who hail noticed the painting when exhibited in the window, saw a boy walking off with it in the direction of hlonlistreet, but supposing from the careless *wooer in which be wont along that he wee employed aa • porter by smile one wh o bad purchased it, w suspicioa wa s excite d ' and the daring scamp escaped with hie booty. WRE , K og A LARIiE SHIP IN CARDIGAN BATo— ALEIGarwITII. MARCH 21. —A large ship ie eat Is oar hay, riding at anchor, dimwit's', and is the show* of a power. tar lifeboat we have no mesas' of communicating with her. She was first wen on the 21st Met, with oath eat, driving in fast. Senn afterwards she wan (Awned bereft of all her mute, riding heavily at anchor, as she still does. A shore Dort went out veetenlay moraing towards her, manned by nine gallant fellows ; bat After pulling hard for many hours t had to return without acoomplishing their humane "I.;ect. Mother boat has again started this morning, with what success I canoot yet my. The want of • lifelioat here is felt more and more, and no two opinions are held on the notice. I trot that the National Lifeboat Institution, whose lifeboats have amed Dearly 400 lives within the past I:. Numbs, will moue be is a position to send us a lifeboat. ham writing the abiore I have karat that the name of the it is the Belle Wood, from New Yok to Liverpool, and it 2;00 tons burthea. lam told tha t c her crew are happily all safe. THE MARBLE Ar u STRZIT RLILWAY.—TIIO mire animated Doane along the Bayswater-road from the L+r le Arch to Notting•hill (late still promote itself Naturday and Snaky, from the lame mimber li .le attracted by curiosity to witness, and, in wail iw 44bcca. to tide upon the first metropolitan etreet raw* . Is course of Monday two accidents and several o batreetbaa the latter alleged t o be took place, bet fortwwat• l 7 uaattended with seriatim consequences. The weldable WON It.:11, a cab, sa id t o h ave b een hired for the purpose d ob. striptinc the tramway, being driven slowly immediately is front of Mr. Train's ears until it arrived at the Marble A"•i,cool,when the horses of a heavily hides mad waerni ( "u:ib; is en opposite direetios, got into collimate, and taproot middies& round amongst the crowd of people there asearobled, thereby narrowly_ escapise the up setting of the enal•wegnon, sod &in injury to some of the people. In the wooed case a cab--said to be lbe none rehicle—whilst being driven on mid off the tram. directly is frost of one of the trees ears. the pole • 1 th e hitter ran into the bind part, conipletelv staving it in. ' Tv " sirs were kept runsitig from ten in the morning to t.nth :•,t in the evening. soul on each journey were crowded peaseagera Notwithstawling a large number of mem : "'os *nployed with bmuns to keep the hoe clear stones L4 thl frettemitly get upon the rails, by some my;rteetece 'MI6'. mid throw apes or ether of the care off. Is order to Pt the car again apes the tree* the passengers bail no each rciasioe to he estirely disclaimed, and the car to be lifted %qr. by ties mreepootheother. to,pkiyol up o n th e tram- THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 27, 1861. OTTOMAN DANN-(THIS DAY.) The fifth annual meeting was held this afternoon, at 1 o'clock, at the L oo d o s Tavern ; Mr. LATAILD, M.P., is the chair. The report, after stating that the aixounts of the bank for the half•reer ending 31st Desember, 11 , 40, had been duly examined and certified to by the auditors, continued as follows : After making the necessary deductions for expenees of management, and provision foe bad and doubtful debes, these accounts show a net profit fur the half year of 21,6424 :is. 4d. The amount brought forward from the 30th Jou* last is 10,1 W. Os. SJ. From this has to be deducted a sum of 2501. subsequently subscribed to the Syrian Relief Fund, kering 0,004/. Os. ibi, ; which, bibbed to the foregoing profit, maker a trade( 31,7401. 4s. disposable on the present occusion. The directors recommend that the usual dividend shall be paid at the rate of per cent. per annum, free of income tax ; and that an addition of 5,000/. be made the reserve feud (raising it to ilti,l9o/. 12a. 951.), leaving s,reisW. 2.. 3d. to be carried forward to the next account. In the conduct of the business at the various branches of the bank during the past half year, the directors have espe cially enjoined their managers to restrict their operations to the utmost, and they are gratified to be enabled to state that the lasses he the troubles in Syria have proved much less titan they could have anticipated. A sodden calamity at Gelato, caused by the overflow of the Danube and the lake Bratisch, has induced the directors a second time to take the initiative in a matter which pro perly belongs to the shareholders, and to make a donation, on their behalf, of 2.1/, iu aid of the fend for relieving the victim■ of the catastrophe." The CHAIRMAN saisl all the salient points of information were included in the report. With reference to the state of things in the east, the bank was in a satisfactory position. In was true that the Oct proceeds were not as barge as they were this time last year, but that was, perhaps, au evidence of the prance which bad characterised the management under circumstances somewhat adverse. The board felt that, in declaring only 4 per cent. for the half-year, they had taken the course which was most wise and judicious. They could not yet say what lames hid been incurred in Syria, but the amount would no doubt be lees than was some time since aaticipatetl. Events had occurred in India which had very much Si.. t.• the bank had suffered very little front the failure. in the oriental trade. On the whole the Wainer at the braoches was in a healthy state. At Galata a serious disaster had taken place in the form of an inundation which hail overflowed a considerable part of the town. The local manager, Mr. Powell, had beset most ac live in relieving the distress arising from that source. I,OOW. had been subscribed for that purpose; and lie (the chairman) would appeal to the shareholders for contributions. He re joiced at the failure of M. Miris' loan, believing that its suasive would have been ruinous to Turkey, and gives her the finisbiog blow. The Turks had in the rod always ful filled their engagements. What they wanted was prudent and wise management. He treated that the new cus toms treaty would prove highly advantageous to them, and restore that credit which had been impaired. He re. gretted to have to annouoce the death of • most value. ble servant of the company, Mr. F. de Falcouoet, local director at Constantinople. In conclusion, he commented at some length on • memorial which had called for the winding up of the hook, deprecating any such pro ceedings in future upon insufficient grounds, and claiming for the board the continued confidence of the shareholders. The adoption of the report having been moved from the chair, and afterwards secooded, Mr. H. D. POOL! said the report contained no de finite information, from which he inferred that the state of affairs was unsatisfactory. $ per cent was far too small • dividend compared with the risk of banking in the east, and be considered it desirable that the batik should be wound up. A SHARRHOLIAR thought it very lamentable that a few sharehohlers should have been able to depreciate the pro perty of the company. After some further discussion, the report was adopted. Mr. Layard, M.P., and Mr. H. A. Deuce, M.P., were re elected &rectors, and the proceedings terminated in the usual manner. LONDON OZNIIItIL OMNIBUS COMPANY. (rim DA Y.) The annual meeting of the shareholder,. wax held 4 toe o'clock at the London Tavern, Mr. J. LAW in the chair. -- lissiT - re:port, w read, hich has appeared in the Express, having teen base es The CHALIRMAN, in moving its adoption, recapitu lated its chief features. The falling off in the traffic be attribute(' to the wet weather which prevailed during nearly the whole of last rear, and he ex pressed a hope that the Exhibition year Would inaugurate as era of prosperity. The motion having been seconded, Mr. STRODE suggested the appointment of a committee to inquire into the accounts and the general management of the company, mad report the actual position of affairs to the shsreholdem at a future meets g. A SHAEZHOLDER thought it would be better to postpone ass motion of that kind until the report hod been adopted. (lidignaat cries of " No. no." [The discussion was pnrosodiag whoa our report left.] THE BRITISH AMERIC.AN LAND COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) The annual meeting of the above company was held this afternoon at the London Tavern ; Mr. J. J. Cum mins in the chair. The report, which was adopted, stated that the general operatics of the year have been enlisted's:cry, sod that the directors ►ave mem to believe dot the tide has tamed in the company's affairs. The disposal of more than doable the quantity of aaimpw►d Led beyond the year 1049. at fair prices sad to good istelas, iodides this coselesion ; and them is at the sans* time soma for cos. gratulation iu the decree's(' taxation. and the reduced cost of management previously referred to. The commis. limier represents the saved of affairs for the current year as highly encouraglag, there being a con tinued demand for farm by incoming settlers. The increased remittaams from Canada have (since the eke. of the accounts, to SW Member last) enabled the directors to pay off 2,0301. of the debt then due to their baokers. THE LIVERPOOL CHAMBER OP COMMERCE AND THE "PENNY TAXES" ON TRADE. Mr. W3L Briovrie presided M a special meeting M the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce yesterday, when several speakers eneepticallydeisounced the import, esport, mid bonding charm imposed by the Customs Act of NM. These diaries, though so small that !merchants cannot debit their customers with them, were said to be difficult to un derstaed, and eminently vexatious acid partial, and also quite a failure in a financial point of view. The subjoined resolutions were ultimately agreed to nern. COIL " That the impact, export, and bonding charges (in aid of the customs, establishment), impress! by the Customs Act of 1860, have operated very injuriously upon trade, by the Deedless restrictions and trouble which they °maxim), sod that the revenue derived therefrom is so indgnificant as by no means to compensate for their prejudicial effect upon commerce. " That in the opinion of this meeting, it Is absolutely necessary that those charges should be immedistely abo lished, and that an oral amount of revenue might be ob tained without inflicting such unnecessary obstruction upon trade. "That the president be requested to forward a copy of these resolutions to the Right Honourable the Chancellor of the Exchequer, soliciting for them his careful consideration, and expressing the hope that in his forthcoming financial arreagernents means may be adopted fur the entire repeal of pr those cliarges." t we. requested to transmit them to the Cbaaallor of the Exchequer in the following letter : "Chamber of Commerce, Liverpool, March W. " Dear Sir,—l have been requested by the council of this chamber to being under your notice the subject of the im port, export, and bonding charges which wen imposed under the Customs Act of IWO, in aid of the Customs establish. meat, in the hope that in the forthcoming financial measures some mean. may be adopted by which three charges may be entirely. abolished. " It is doubtless within your recollection that when those charges were first proposed last year strong objection was takes to them by thin chamber, and a deputation was favoured by an interview with you, who endeavoured to point out the serious injury those charges were calculated to inflict upon commerce, by the unnecessary delay, ob struction, and trouble they would occssion. Since that time sufficient experience has, ID the opinion of this council, been obtained as to the result.s of those charges, both in a financial as well as a convenient point of view, and this council is now fully convinced that is the former view they have been most unmatisfactory, as the Ps i IMMO produced has been of a veryinsignificiut character ; while in the latter great and serious inconvenience ha g bees entailed upon trade, quite uncompensated for by the manta derived. The council therefore wish me to express toyou their conviction, that the immediate abolition of them charges is not only desirable but absolutely • • sad they respectfully submit this subject to your eon. siderstion, is the hope th a t y ou may be induced to bring her fore parliament measures by which an equal amount of or venue may be raised in a manner which will be lees obstruc tive sal oboorious in its operation—l have the honour to ' be, dear sir, your obedient servant, d) " " The Right Hoe. (Sgne W. Z. Clbsistoss, Bitoww. Chancellor of the Esslesquse." EXTENaIVE ROMILILY Ilf ZATON-PL Art. —Last eveolug, about half-past 8 o'clock. while the family were at dallier, a most daring robbery took place at No. 17, &toe place, the madam of tfr. Francis Edwards. The thieves effected am 'atrium from the roof Lv forcing so attic window sad breaking a psdllock which 'salami the Iron her. attached thereto. The articles stolen consisted of watches, chains. rings. *ad other articles of jewellery, of the value of wveral busdr.Bl poem* sad WIITIP all takes from the Ipninoonus on the third sad mooed doors, below which the thieves did out go. MARE LIS7S.—(THIa DAYJ Two o'Crnoit. The railway share market to-day is again very quiet. Very little business has been done, apart from the settlement. Great Western and Loudon and North Western stocks have declined to a per cent. Caledonian has advanced 4. Other stocks are steady at yesterday's prices. London and North Western is now quoted 96 to 1 ; Great . Western, 71 to 4 ; Midland, 137 to i ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1114 to 1 ; C a l e d on i an , 961 to 961 • South Eastern, 84 to 1, being firm ; and Eastern Counties, 491 to 60. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have de clined to 11 to 11 die. East Indian Railway stock is in better demand. Pernambuco Railway shares re main flat. iii i.lii. st - Ili .. 111 i 1 ON . it eSi ii 127* e 4 7 .... pm 104 die eft ri li Ns 10,0001 11.000 10,000 4000 10,000 ii, 0001 110,0001 1408.0001 000 10,000 100,816 10,000 10,000 100,0301 11.81 C 10,00( ai:iii.;l so,oooi 10,000 10,000 16,000 200,000 76,0)0 ise.ooo 876. IBd I ItutwATl. I C"ln g ramwdo P th " . 11 6 :Vag.. 100 ell Atliallie It U. la 46 to St. 100 Bern. Du. &V.1n.g.516.0. 92 OS 10 all Do. do. B IS 164 tot ell Badsloklakellurouli de 8 100 all Do. Preference 0 7 100 Buff..Brunt.AGodertch O p.e. Oda. Aug. 1, 1871 endenedbyßoß.Bl.ll. 16 89 100 100 Do. July 1, 18 7 3 .. 11110 O5 70 100 100 Do. June 1, 1874, ditto OS TO O ell Csleatto &8. 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Brunswick 8 C•Dada dui • up. eh. /1 al Ds. do. Land do S T 10 all Do. do. B cap. do. 5 7 10 ea Do. do. Lind do. 6 7 10 La . (Usoltsd) — -- la 100 PI VS Do Pealsob st. 100 D01a4.11.71015. S.st. SO VI 00 1 15 1 LWOW. &My I 4 dia —. se.ai, at; tifial ii.l 11,03000 N. l N. 5.01 l td. 9rlu:e tics '~—~' 1,151.4 .... la .. 11,144 .. 4000 .. Clifford Dev. O. Con. Mavid!) Let Beret (Moon) NIA Condos I Wk. Med (Tnvistk ) Nimbler a IL Anbyn Dread Beath 1= 44 O.WIL Altrod a l 0. Wb. Vor olstas) Orenville Herod's-loot Utopian Downs lady Swan latent) y ra—Downs ( N. Names (mow) .) N. WIL Beret (likcin) Walk Wheal Crotty Par Cone. (8L &any) Providence (U. Want) dorkidge Con. Ilia Co L Cando') AL Cleer) L Cern B. Devon ß Ir o n * G r Mogan) en. Mining (Ur.) 8 W. Prances (Mogan) Wray Park Tamar elLiletedlts.C istil a .. 4071 : : 2,500 „ 4505 • • kial :.. I.ISO SO LI.OOO .. $3.;561 .6,000 1 I e.tti 4 10 20,000 ..i i,OOO l . l Lcri4... Cron Vale of Tow (C Wad Borst ( ) W. Ousdon ( cord) woo locos Wls. 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JOINT STOOK Agra and U. kr. Bark Anslintbuda Bank of Rcpt Yank of Londm Bank of Turkey British N. America .. (bast. Bank of India. Analiralla. and China . Okirtrd. Mora of Ind* Gm.. and China City Colonial Com. of Canada Corn. of London Eng. Scot.&AttaLCiartd O. Bank of Switaielmed Loa. Ch. Bank M Ana& Landon and Count Landon Joint Stock London & South Means Lon. and Westminster Nat. Pro,. of England Do. New Nalicaml Bank New South Wales Oriental Bank torpors Ottoman Bank Provincial a Waal i 1 en I all! I " Month Amara* Union of Australis troloo of London Inane Mutual Oograties. I r 4 I II 4 1 11 176 186 SIO STO 10Te 1124 1/4 IR 3 2 • 61 1 g 11 V si P 1 16 " 6 Se 4 6 611 a Tf 9 91. 99 80 ? -e 4' .eou-11.de.. wn• .: -2 i 1 1 1 / 110 IN Si N I Se 4 1 51 1 11 18 76 TS no Na 1011 110 160 ISO Se 3 If 1S 15 17 11 13 Amen Dos Aligicld. • • • • Devils Watorweeks.. DM. American Lad Brit & Irish Meg Tel. A Do.BTpra. 1818 Do. 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Da o.t{ all lir;y Iron so VI Rona Ilan Mena I do Scottish doh Invests ISO Assleallas Laid all TeL Delp Ds. de. Zeslstered aJ Dw do. *U4 Anton 1M (I.lsh) PIM home. 1 TrauttLa.Co.U.Csoadii eh Diemoshlosit Lei 'I i 11po 11:' . i 2: 1 It Of the i 1 I 1 § MT W db 41 W 0 10 11 041 tel 10 1 11, Id ill MONEY MARKE7.-(THIS DAL) Two o'Clocx. The funds remain perfectly stationary in price, with very little business. Throughout the Stock Exchange the only movement observable is in con nexion with the fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks, which will be completed to morrow. British railway stocks are generally steady in price. The weather is very fine to-day, but this has failed to impart animation. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 88fr. lbc., being bc. worse than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 91/ and 1 for money, and 92 and 921 for the account. The present quotations are 911 to I for cash, and 92 to for the 10th of April. The official business report is as follows :—New Three per Cents. for the opening, 901 ex div. ; India Stock, 2201, ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 100, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 951, ; ditto Bonds, 225., dis. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 100; Exchequer Bills, 138., 10s., 155., Bs., dis. Mexican Bonds are again inquired for to-day, and are marked 24g and i for money, and 24} and I for the new account (April 15). In other respects there is no movement worthy of notice in this department. The Turkish loan of 1854 remains quoted 74i to I, and that of 1858, 54f to I. Sales are recorded as follows : Mexican Three per Cents., 24k, 4 ; ditto for account, 241, f ; Peruvian Four-aud-s-Half per Cents., 93f, ex div. ; Spanish Three per Cents., 491 ; the Committee's Certificates, 51 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 74i, g. The Edinburgh, for New York, has taken 102,0301. in specie this morning. Fora o'Cioca. A rumour, transmitted from Paris, that a col lision has taken place between the Austrian and Piedmontese troops, has caused a decline of per cent. in Consols. The present quotations are 94 for money, and 911 to 92 for the account. There was a good demand for money yesterday, both at the Bank and in Lombard-street. The rate for the best bills was 6} to 7 per cent. The market will probably continue to show stringency until the 4th of April is turned. The dividends will be payable to the public at the Bank of Eugland on Tuesday, the 9th of April. There is an impression that on Thursday the 4th, or Thursday the 11th, the Bank rate of discount will be lowered to 6 per cent. The Stock Exchange Committee have decided that the establishment shall be closed on Monday, the Ist of April, the day fixed for the great volun teer review. The amount of gold purchased by the Bank yes terday was 16,000/. . . The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally steady, at last Friday's rates. Transac tions in bills were limited, owing partly to the Jewish holidays. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.1 to } ; ditto 3 days, 11.19 to 12; Rottenlam, 3 months, 12.1} to } ; Antwerp 3 months, 25.821 to 7} ; Hamburg, ma lane°, 3 months, 13.9 to ; Paris, 3 days, 2.5 37) to 42} ; ditto, 3 months, 25.70 to 5 Frankfort - on-the - Marne , 3 months, 119} to 4; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 mr.nths, 33} to I ; Vienna, off. go., 3 months, 15.30 to 40 ; Trieste, e$ 6a 3 months, 15.30 to 40 ; Madrid, 3 months, 48} to } ; WO, 3 months, 481 to 1 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.95 to 2&05 ; Gam, 3 months, 25.85 to 90 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.85 to 90 ; Naples, 3 months, 38} to 39; Palermo, 3 months, 117 to ; Mesons, 3 months, 117 to } ; Lisbon, 90 days, 524 to ; Oporto, 90 days, 52i to 53 . At an adjourned meeting cf the creditors of Messrs. Thwaites, Westall, and Co., in the cotton trade, held at Manchester on Monday, the liabilities, together with those of Messrs. W. B. Westall and Co., were stated at 66,5161., and the assets at 25,4951. It appears, however, that the private estates of the partners will be ample to pay all the creditors 20s. in the pound, with interest. Two gentlemen were appointed trustees, to wind up tho estate. The warrants for the overdue guaranteed in terest cn the Red Sea Telegraph Company's shares were at last received by the proprietors yesterday. It is, so far as we know, the first instance on record of the engagements of the British government not being met ou the appointed day. At the meeting yesterday of the London As snrauce Corporation, a dividend of 40e. per share, free of income tax, was declared. . . At the annual general meeting of proprietors of the Reliance and East of England Life Office, held yesterday, the directors reported the continued proe perity of the society. The total receipts in the past year were 34,4691. After providing for all claims, expenses, &c., a RUM of 14,8011. has been added to the accumulated funds. The recent valuations of the actuary show that there is a sum of 19,0911. as the surplus since the last distribution. A petition for the winding up of the Klectro Printing Block Company (Limited) is to be heard in the Bankruptcy Court on the 12th of April. The preparations for the settlement yesterday showed only a very moderate supply of English railway stock. The rates of " continuation" were consequently rather light. The following shows the terms generally current at the commencement of business : London and North Western jto j per cent. contanco. Great Western Lancashire and Yorkshire Berwick -16 to 616 per cent. do. Midland -16 to 546 per cent, do . York and North llidked 316105-16 Per cent. do. Caledonian 3-16 to 5-111 per cent. do. South Eastern -16 o 5-1 q per cent. do. North British Sheffield l-16 to 3-1 per alai. do. It will be gathered from this statement that Great Western and North British stocks were scarce and wanted for the settlement. Lancashire and Yorkshire was likewise scantily supplied. A small " backwanlation" was in same in stances paid both on this stock and great Western at one period of the day. The public con tinue to make investments to a moderate extent, notwithstanding the apprehensions expressed in many quarters of a decrease in the traffic. The London market is still for the most part ruled by speculators in the provinces. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. announce the half-yearly dividends on Boston City Sterling Four and-a-Half per Ceut. Bonds, and New Brunswick Six per Cent. Bonds. TUESDAY BRAM. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92 to 1-16 for the 10th of April, opened this morning at 92 to 1, declined to 92 " sellers," and closed at 92 to 1-16. For money the last price was 91i The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, ; ditto for account (April 10), 921, 92, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 100, 1 • ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 951 ; ditto 1859, 954 • Four per Cent. " en faced " rupee paper, 77 ; d itto Five-and-a-Half per Cent.. 991, 100. Exchequer Bills were again pressed for sale this morning, and fell to 15e. to 10e. dis. At the close a recovery had taken place to 13s. to Bs. dis., being 4a. lower than yesterday. The scrip of the New Indian Loan was rather firmer, at 1001 to # The Five per Cent. rupee paper was quoted 93} to 95; and the Five and-a-Half per Cent., 99} to 1 . Agra Bank shares were quo rather lower to ' day. There was also a decline in Ottoman Bank. Other bank shares were steady. In the miscel laneous share market no alteration occurred. Great I Ship were quoted ss. 9d. to 6s. 3d. ; and London General Omnibus, 15-16 to 1 1-16. Algerian Railway shares were officially marked (5/. paid). The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In surance, 2} to 21 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 15-16 to 1 1-16 prem. ;Universal Marine Insurance, 1 1-16 to 1 3-16 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, par to 1 prem. ; East India Irrigation ' if to dis. ; East India and Loudon Shipping, 1 dis. to 1 prem. ; and Central American Piers, i to 1 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooz. There is no new feature of importance to-day in the mining market. Business is limited. No transaction.; are officially reported in the Stock Ex change. There have, however, been a number of C dealings in share s i n E as t Wh ea l Russell, East Caen Brea, East Caradon, Stray Park, East Wheal Grenville, and West Caradou. Prima present little change. St. John del Rey Mining shares are rather dull, and are InftrkeAl 301. The d em and for United Mexican continues, and transactions are reoonled at 5, kg, 5, awl h. Colonial mining shares have met with scarcely any business. The following are reported to us from the Stock Exchange as lnst evening's closing prices : Alfred Console, 21 to 3 . 1 ; _Cargo% 171 to 181 ; &at Bas set., 108 to 111: last uara&n, 151 to 161 ; East Care Brokt_ B l tc , ; Fret Moos% qi to ; Herodsfoot, 36 1 to 76 ; Hingetoe Down, 2Q to ; Harks Valley. 6t o 1 ; North Downs, 4 to ; North Troshorh`r, 271 to 281 ; Providence Hines, 36 to 38; hortridge Consols, 10a to lle. ; South Frances, 150 to 5 ; Stay Park, 35 to 36; Treloweth, 36 to 4 ; Wendrea Consols, 16 to 18 ; West Camino, 76.1 to 71 ; Wont Rose Down, 61 to 76 ; West Beton, 3.50 to 5 ; Wheal Buller, 120 lob; Wheal Clifford, IFO to 90 Wheal Ludcott, to g; Wheal Trelawney , 11 t o 12. New Crow Hill has just sold 2 tons 2 cwt. of silver lead ore, being one month's raking, for 34t. 13s. ld. Th e l o d e i n the 15 level is sti ll good for lead. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The weather yesterday wee cloudy and cold, but to day it is remarkably fine, with bright sunshine, and the wind from the south. _ The supply of wheat and dour this week is a little im proved. Harley and malt moderate, and oats, beaus, and peas abort. Of Scotch and Irish oats we have hardly any fresh up. The foreign arrivals of flour are liberal from America, with a few sacks from Spain. Wheat, a good supply, mostly American, with a little Mediterranean and Spanish. Barley continues extremely limited from Sweden and Denmark. Oats, a small arrival, nearly all Swedish. To-day the wheat market is quiet at the quotations of Monday for both Foreign and English. Barley, a very slow trade, and uo alteration in value, which is quite nominal. Oats.—Very little doing, the attendance of buyers being very thin ; prices same as on Monday. Flour trade not so brisk as on Monday, but that day's advance maintained. _ Beans and pew as lad day. Tares very slow. Cloverased fully as dear, but business small. Linseed and rapeseed unaltered. FLOATOG CAROODL—The trade very quiet; not many OD Oils; quotations fully su pported. WliCAT.—Eriglialt : Essex end Kent, white, new, 43.. to 61s. ; ditto, hue old, 68e. to 715.; ditto red, new, 40.. to 575.; ditto, fine, old, Or. to 665. ; Norfolk, &a, fine, old, to 705.; red, new, 495. to 60s. Foreign : Centric. 68s. to 70s. ; line, 70a to 784. • Konigsberg, 61a. to 645. • ' dicta, extra, 675. to 74a.; Rakoek, 665. to 70s. ; fine, 725. to 745. ; American white, 644. to 68e. ; ditto red, 581. to 64a. ; Canadian, WI tc6Be. _ _ BARLlT.—Eugliab suit' , 411. to 461. ; 47 1 . ; grinding, 295. to 31a; and • • , 31 1 . to ;12s per qr. ; foreign grinding, 28s. to 371.; ditto distilling, 30s. to 361.; malting, 40s. tolls._ _ MALl—English, Essex and Norfolk. 60s. to V2A. ; fine, 66a. to 745. ; Kingston and Ware, one, 70e. to 75a.; brown, Hs. to 60a Oars —En lish feed, 231. Od. to 265. Od. ; potato, 265. to 30.. ; foreign, 225. Od. to 26a. BRAN& —English tick, 31s. to 354. ; barrow, 355. to 30e. ; pigeon, 355. to 32e. ; foreign, 3faragan, 264. to 325. ; tick, 335. to 40s. ; Knni4sberg, 2615. to 46a. ; Earptian, 36.. to 3k. Prrs.—Englisb hollers, 40a. to 445.: wbite and blue, 40s. to 445. ; maple, 425. to 441.; grey, 36a. to 401.; foreign, 42a. to 465. FLOUIL-English town, 50s. to 51s. ; ditto fine, 55.. to 57a. ; country, 445. to 491. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 365. to 40a. ; French, 465. to Ws. pee sack ; American, 36a. to Ms.; Canadian, 31e. to 345. ; Spanish, 48a. to 30.. FLOATING CARGOES, all C. F. and 1.-Wheat : Seidl. mold and Marianople, per 4921 b.., 565. to 57a. ; Ghirka, 51s. tossa. ; °drama, per 4801 6 e., red, 5,6 e. to 57.. ; white, 61s. to 645. ; Danube and Galas, 44e. to 50s. ; Egyptian, 42.. to 445. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per 400115., 265. to 27e. ; Odessa and Danube do., 28e. to 291. BOLDS : Egyptian, per qr., 37a. to 38s. Maize : Odessa and Galata, per 4921 be., 40s. to 42e. ; Thrall and Bulgarian, per 4801b5., Ms. to 40s. ; French, do., 38.. to 401. ; American, do., 375. to 395. Seeds, &c. : Canary seed, per qr., Mis. to 625. ; Hempeeed, per qr., 41s. to 44.. ; Mustard seed, per bushel, white, 13.. to 15s. ; brown, 12a. to 14s. ; Linseed, per or., crushing, 50s. to 575. ; Linseed cakes, English, per 1,000, 121.155. to 131.5 .. ; American, thin, in brill., per ton, 111. ha. to 11/. 151. ; do., thick, round and oblong, 101. to 101. 15.. ;Baltic, 9/. to 9/. ss. ; Marseilles, 9/. ss. to 10/.55.; Rape cakes, 51. to 51. 10s. Scane.-Canary, sa. to 56a. ; hemp, 445. to 46e. ; rape, per last, 341. to 381. ; ditto ditto, foreign, 321. to 341. ; lin seed, per qr., 50.. to Ws. ; carnsway, per cwt.. 30s. to 33. ; clover, red, 44.. to 65e. ; white, 555. to 83 4. ; foreign red, 455. to 58s. ; white, 654. to ftr.e. ; trefoil, 245. to 281. ; coriander, 16s. to 20e. ; mustard,brown, per bushel, 10s. to 13. ; white, 14a. to 161. asaivALs I.VTO LONDON PROM MARCH 26 TO MARCH 2T. Zugliala and Scotch. 12451%. Fweigu, Wtr,at Dark, !Ili!' _lOO IWO Moat Xocifsb. IMO swim ; Amelia, 700 sacks, and 11,340 DM& MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY„) fico.trt.—The market is steady today, at the advance of Gd., which wee fully established at the close of the public sales yesterday. Refined : This market is rather dearer than on Friday last. Corm steady. 1,500 bags Rio sold by private contract at 61e. to 57a. 6d. Tss.—The public sales of Assam are going off freely at very full rates. Corrom.—This article has an advancing tendency. 300 hales sold at extreme prices. Rtcl.—Necranzie Amcan sold at lls. to Ils. 21. ; low Moulmein, at 9s. lid. ; white Bengal, good, at 13s. Rum remains steady. SPICES.—The public sales went off without showing any material alteration in prices. Markets generally are quiet to-day. OADDirAJIT INABA" AND WIOCZA. itut.wAn. Ms., Wel. &Stew Vol. k b ! Birk ,Inn.,,tellea.Jano Blac Myth and True Button, staff es wool and Raptor Caledonian Coot anon Cornwall d Band Da. ,11 . ) A no dlr. angle Du I p.c. is pald to 1 Dublin and &URA Jae. Dand.,Perth, &Abd.in lasi Anglian lasiern Wm torn u2Duloa, East Suffolk I rdlnhurgb and Gtkagew Llinbre, Perth, Demise Forth awl tArde Joa. Gleagow & 8. Mestere Great North of Booths& tinvtkoo.. . Do. II Rost at. Soutt Wirt. (Ira) (area Wouisna I)o.B4oerVal.olalds I!"ifahtro# YeetAire 'Landon mod ll■ekwall Latalgr um a.a&Cosist Laudon et North Waite: fin Blebtlu Larks& nouthWeetere LondatitterrptColentin. 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Lisa (Nowt An. /11.6.6, Do. 4 pew and Do. Used 41 per coot S. Wads go.. 4 p. coot Day pot coot B. irod 4p. ar IllooLADortlogtoulp.o Do. do, DOD* DA do. CAA W ator.t LlLlerostrep D o W.l6ld—ort.latgodet Do. do. And do DA Warp f p. et. Prot 'p.a. prat IN 100 100 100 100 — ye — i:ter'd - AT is . si ise or 99 16* 161 6 1 41 44 8 If 17 18 Of 50 1 ST SD 26 fit 84 86 Si t 6 111 113 tto tif 1041 i 105. 189 131 197 100 71$ 711 so 111$ t Si U lil 118 lie NI 48 91$ es RI On 1% Hi 2% 47 127 12 74 7 f 11 Pm 110 101 14 66 at 66k 102 1•24 Nus i emi :11 97 99 9 1 19 1 4 9134 74 76 114 1U St 86 $4 88 48 60 40 42 if I. Si 341 94 fa . 4 . 7. 84 41 10$ Ili 11 4 tla 75 78 na 6, 43 46 40 43 73 SI 10 101 V/ 21 1 I 111 10 1 101 113 IN 108 1011 110 IN 108 121 123 80 ft 110 112 113 111 111 113 101 104 13 U 1 00 0 01 M in 100 102 17 ! 10 10* 114 104 14 76 10 21 10 U:4l US Ili us 112 u♦ IS 140 112 114 101 1031 148 111 128 1111 70 70 3$ 8.3 1/4 14 US US i sal 1U 11111 US leg 111 111 113 ISO 111 et 11 ov I Os sea Lau ups 1/0 ISt M !1 10/ le 100 90 100 96 100 06 lR : 7 21 31k 12 46 64 122 124 101 121 - 919 100 iii iii VOUNIN ILALIAILIIL Algerian Antwap • 1141•••81 ill Ardennes 11 BattlatlLlTs.lL all Be les& 2. all Boners to Oralmanni.: lb Clareneastz MIN *SOL all Ito. Loteealoa all I It Dutch Rhenish all Eastern of France 10 clif.itisiil; g7a. W Gt. Central of Prunes all at. Lasembe. Coast. Sb W !Wan Jnnetton all Lake Constance R Bala all Urns and Turnhout all Lyons and Genera all Marla Antonia all Narn&Llege I By the all Do. up e.Prf. I Bels.gov. all Northern of nano, . Do. New Shares ▪ Norweglan Trunk Pre/ all Parts, Lyons. and fit. all •Parls and Orleans la Sodas and S. Francis.° (Parnambliorn g. T p. o 111 alga and Du all Sams and E all !Loyal Danish all Royal Swedish all ' Do. 7 per oent. all Sunbre and Mouse all Do. 61 per cent. Pref 4 liaaPaulollni.)g.Tperct 14 IlAust & Logn-vaseual at Southern of France—. ▪ West Slander' al I Do. 11 per rent. Pref ▪ 'Wean* N. W. of Prance • Waders of Austria Si Wlalfrasa ...... it K si m l %dui 1$ 1$ 3, ill Ci 7i 71 71 19 90 971 tke 0 17 S 5 65 67 41 31 die 61 6 91 el 1 1} Jle 1 lt .116 tie 6 6i 'M t i ll 221 1 GLNixtb.4o.a..isalkielrilo) gri Ni Norfolk4p.e..Kar.44l•o. l loo 00 ft N. Red 4p.ct. Jaa.Waly 1100 IN 100 I NON& N. Nail 4p. el. rt l llo 01 N IW.YlitlastlOst.—Op.ca. O. Coo.Oov. I JoL Do.' per cord., 181061 Do. d par mt. IMI Do. Spa awl, 18634 Ds Spot et. Yob.ados. Do. Spar ct. Doz.& lop. Do. II ow amt. CaDo. do. rlo Bore p.et l: o 0 , Now Divraw.Gov.. ;Lot N.B. Walls Ch. Op. 0. DM Do. e p. 0., DM to tad Do. p. s, lad News Seals d p. el dig Deb. radon. ISM I I. Aut. Om p. ..Pond YIo.I v.ep..JmaJoyl Do. do. •p. d0r.41104. 107 10 10 112 100 i 100 f 100 100 10 10 10% 107 e 9i 0 99 99 rie 10 1 100 107 ur! ICI* 1.l 1.0141 .. 0.1!: 1y lii is N Iti • i sal si ift 1 TALLOW MARKET-MHIS DAY) Tho market I quiet. Town tallow is quoteil net cash; Petersburg Y. C., on the spot. 59s ; l.ll the month, see. 641. 595. ; April to June, 575. 9c1.; Octo ber to December, 55e. to 55e. Gd. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report a better demand for good new and yearling hope at tinn prices. There was alio some inquiry for 1855 and 1856 for apeculation. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Bed Smith , ls Hettoe. li s. ; Walls End Russell Hettoe. 17s. ; Wallis Pad Woobouse Close, 14s. td.; Tanfiekl Meer Butes, Us. ; West Hartley, lbs. Id. ; Hastier Hartley, 15s. Bd.--Ships at market, O. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, MARCH W.—Birkenhead, el Mt—Caledonian Stork, 961 90-6satern Counties, 10 101,- —Great Northern 8 110 111—Great Westerns, 714 714—Lincaahlre and Yorkshire, 111 111 I—London and North Western, 911 964—Manchester. Shenk and Ihscolnahlre. 461 461-141,11 and Stock. 1271 1274—Ditto new shares, If llp.—North British Stock, C 21621 rd.—North Stafford shire, 31 34 d.—North Eastern, Berwick Capital Stock. 1024 1024 vork Capital Stock, 001 91I—Leeds Stock. 00 se} —South &atom 26 1416 251--West Midland, Orlon!. 46 sil—Dutch Rhenish. 114 $1 I—Great Luxemboure, el 16-16 7—Gland Trunk of Canada, 6 6-141 54—Great Western of Canada, 111 114-1111nois Ceiand, WI 281 d.--Buffalo and Lake Huron, 44 s—Thames and Mersey Marine itompany, 16.16 1 p. Ittricenirres., 6141101 26.—The market was Inactive, hut steady. Great Western of Canada, next account. 11 616—Great Western, next account, 714 4 I—lllinois Central, Strl next account, 1601.—Laneashlre and Yorkshire, 1111 : next amount, 111};1 4—London and North Western, mat account, 951—Man chester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, next account, 461 I—Mid land, next account, 1274—North Eastern, Berwick, 1014—North Staffordshire, next account. 344.—South East o n, • next ac count, 25I—Thames and Mersey Marine Inrurante. 15-141.;Lan cmahlre Insurance, next account, i 4 d—East Amdian, 17 . BIRMINORAM, MARCO 26.—The business reported to was South Staffordshire, at 101. Its 114.—Birmineharu and Stafford shire Gas, New, 281., at SI pm.—and Worcester Oas at 14 per share. Prices generally steady. SIAMI 121.—L4e4 1114—Gress Northern A. 1061. , e e di tionsr, ~, , di i ... i. ep e ilie f i a pa: there see maree large Taw CORBOLIDATED PI - BD.—AR act of parlia ment, which received the royal assent on Friday. has junk been issued, to apply the stint of four millions out of the Consolidated Fund to the servioe of the present year. This was the seared act of the session. PUBLIC LIBRARIES or Rone.—Tl o Vatican oon• talus 100,000 printout hooks and 25.000 Mss.,. 2,300 of which are oriental ; also a raiment° of medelions a nd other antiquities. The Citsanatemian library consists a about 120,000 volumes and of BSA., som e of which are of great value. The Angelica library contains 1-Ti,72.3 volumes, and the Anicaelitaus is also richly stocked ; the Barherina has 00,000 printed works, 10,000 MSS., aud the original auto :. ore e k im s an a d ts. MßS. In all the con graphs of Two and Tetrarch. The ('ersinisa library, con e its e r m k t s: l i c i f:th r i :e n h l3th century. The Cbigian and the sitting of an immens e . mass of book!, is the best in Rome or libraries, but both in these and in the 141 1frivilir, and the others above•nateed there is a dearth of modern books, cape dilly of those that treat of social sciences. As f ar as th e cause of superior instruction is concerned the deficiency is very great, but as towards ancient works, these libraries con taie treenues with which times of no other city can compete. The Humber of patients treated at the Satinant.in Five Hospital for women and children, Eiwards-stroot. Portmanequare, during the week wadies Mart% 23, was 1,003, of which 233 were new awes.