The Express. — London, England, 1861-04-23 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, 1861. INTELLIGENCE. (THUS DAY.) ctil RT ()F CoN131(IN PLEAS. , :tia:t at Nan in Miiiille.int.—illefore yr. Jastios a ('..tunual Jury.) .I.t•V6 ILI. r. INN LK. —Et! 1$11 . 111.0:1111101T. Roth the porta, to tilt. Suit ',ante at Norwood, the tt 1. ,t.; a I.aihk.r, arid the defeialant a plasterer. tie the irh IS tier hot written ..ingr...roorot Was eutered into by • bah the defendast unployed lb.• plaintiff to do the plan t.., work upon ..I.le arils house. for the stun ..f 104/., pa) • Lk !ono tote to tine in ' , vellum, tailgated by the uunther ..f n.. employ.ll. Th e work west o n until th e !VI slop the plaietllf mail lie •houbl not on.tinue hp* work in . ~truer rf Sot harms bees paid eutticiest money, and the work was .toptad. .k few days ottoman!, the Jr. fi edam. piss 211.• plaintiff iwt.. rtudody spool a ellAr4t) of .tolen omie materials. amid several iothrr The plaintiff ow. ronnottted, aid V/1111 afterwards tried at 16 %utter rtew , oors, awl aniuitted. The present warn tloleupu• br.auht. and the defendant, in addition to not :nifty, paraded that the charge which bad beet mole was Mr. Mmes. .rpwwwl for the *lshii; and Yr. Srrjrant Pan% for the &readmit. Evnkiwat was agiveu ..0 both AIM Sad UllO jury, :titer notnr ..manitlerntirao. foaan.l for tine pbatif 41saugns, Mr. harm ept.h.,l for a eartilleene for coda Mr. Jonekv Ar,tng. however. raid Ire (weld 0.4 inter. fen he thought the 'ening •I the Jury • very Weave% one. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. tztepsocci.—(arfor• Lard rhi.f Rama Ana Brumell, lords, ud Wilde.) U nail.% DC& -HA Baas COAST& -TIM LITZ 1% •K E- VIRD 11. Lord Chief Thres, nivisg Julneseet is this caw, rid—lt was • rule moved for by Mr. Bort 14. C., on rriday but fa... Wino us to bring up the body of defen dant is order to be dor out of custody, The ar gowieute lasted • coooderable time, et the end of which the road had little doubt that the writ onght not to hose, Lot upoo the panto of law they took a bill. time to eosi.iikr their juaziniat. Tier questa. nosed was whether the Court of Amite. was • superior court, auil therefore Out obliged "tat the costenipt of court for witieh the d. f• moot was evuonsitted. The court hail considered the whole ease very attestivel,, soil they hail view to the cooeluiems that tr. Justice Hill, win. D'A• •ittitez •1 the Court of Awe OD the day in was •11111, right is hokbeg it to be a superior I "Oft. And RAA, therefore, not to sot out the came of ronouitmiat. There would Le no rule, nail the habits. wool.' sot visa. Hale refu.ed an onlingly. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Heifers Mr. Commiesioner floiroyil.) IN RE I> .1.1, AND PRIMING. The bankrupt. were b.. ksellert, of Woburn. This was thc rtiticate ..ittiag. Delta, ; asset, sufficient for di* Mito4l of ile. oil. in the pound. Mr. Lawrance. oe behalf of the bankrupts, asked for a first rlaaa certificate. The elder bankrupt. lash!, was upwards of tRO years of ace, had been in bonne. more than 111 years and tool never faik4 before. The other look rapt, ho. ROO howl been in banner Is years without failure. At th e of the &emeriti. thee hail a capital of 1.11001. • the bankruptcy had only ivreu reolkeol to to prevent a creditio; hen obtamtw; a preferrece. The haLuce•sheet showed 204. ie the paint oa the face of but the stuck. which was of a nisacellaneons character. boat been sold at a sacri fice. The expentl3titre had Leen in.alerate. Mr. Richard." for the assianeee, asactioned the appli cation of the Inuikrupte. His Honour said the bankrupts were fully entitled to first clans certificates. A fair amount of amen had been relines'', the c tpenditure was moderate, sad the bankrupt. had primed their hoot fide intention of doing the beet they could for their erobton by at once communi in ting with them when they were premed by a hostile creditor. "Ira-clam certificates seconliagly. - . Oh:fore Mr. Itegietnr IN Fir I I.l!Ni H. The hankrapt ea. a milliner, of Newington Rath. This was the eaanon..ti..o meetieL . The korount• zed by Yenta ttimmoo. .0.1 Line nobilities of 1, .= ;meets of "lOC Mr. 6. 141111111111011, kw tie amigasse, aired ao oppusition, sad the beakrapt paired. THE POLICIC COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERICHNWELL. TWA eVilla or Arl7.lll.lrn AMIDE. Mary ius Adam% aged 26, the wife of • residing at I, Paradise-str ee t, St. Noma ws: "l. 42:a! fore Mr. Barker with haring attempted to commit suicide by hangirig herself. From the esideoce of the husheed it a that the prissier had been out all clay getting From TAM be heard be west to • brothel. and, breaking open the door, found her in the riven with a sailor. After some Tore he told her she might take away what furniture she mil bee apart from bu n . T o thi s mums she oilmen= when he neat hooey at a4ht be was suTruedto fiat that the door was fastened and that he maid sot get in, He pined an admission to the room hy stung through the window, whet be liesrd a gurgling soles, and proem* a light, found his wife to to the lisalliost. He Men called polioe-eoestable Williams, 56 0, oat pin the Wi smar into custody. She was thou the worse for liquor, sad baJ she ant been cut down when she was she must have ket her life. '11;01;ie;lasit, in &awes to the charm plealed drank's seal ea an excuse, and said that she was persuaded to go I. the borne with the sailor. hut she had done so harm. hhe was Fty Seery, and if allowed to go else would newer ▪ be such an o ff ence. Ir. Har er said be di] not think it would he Rah to allow Mr at large at present. He shwa remand bar to the House • Deteatioe for a week, and the chaplain would advise with Essen Dole, • yentas somas shoat 20 years of age, was charged Intl. attempting selfelseiruetios by taking • quan tity of pesos. The primmer went to her slider, who le in very poor sirs rimAaness, sod, siteW doses, appeared is a very Mooted state. Her sister told Ger, know that she was destitute, to take what bread and better she pleased. After sitting • short time she west dews Mae, sad being absent some tires, the Meter baked awl of whisker and saw the prisooer empty a powder less a psg sod drink it. She went down Sun sod found the prMoseris arrest deal of suffering. On questionimg bar she said she bad lakes twopennyworQ of preeipitste powder. She was taken to St. Harth..loessee Hospital, where the sisal restoratives being applied, she shortly afterwards rasoversed. la wryer to Sheehan* the prisoner said that oh. wee est of a elastics, and attempted to take her hie beams she was demi tide. Barker in • very feeling wow lead the Isfeedmit thit she bad been guilty of a eery swim aka" nog Wog destitute wee no clews fur enemniating neltf modem he remanded the prisoner for • week. WOR.4I4IP4ITREET. •rriwrnsa TO SMOOT. Jwpt Sons , h. 41. 'swim; in Tyson street, Betlinal was ~►errsl .green, before Mr. Leigh with attempt* to etwert Janes Harris. Tie prosecutor, who 'spawned greet disiactbintien be ro secitte. all that the primmer wee a relative, and that they formerly had Lees s basis's, together. • Mahn =gaga existed with the accused that whims bed his character, but this was quite usher& Last sight as smarm use enteritis his hawse pri mmer erne up, weed what right be had be speak of kiss, awl iweicetal a pistol ; wham fall the wads of the smarm awe te hi ear end baseked it away. Prisoner inweetly pmented it • semi tine, awl witness roe off. Are Harris, for prosecutor's daughter, said die witnessed the aseerresire, sail followed the prrwer , who left the door hiker eta She gave hiss I.M sa lad 7. White, 471 K, depowel to having apprehended the pd. ewer, and to taking a Invited pistol hues pecliet—a cep wee en the !Kipple, bet it was cis the lareock. He at Gest deeled baring me& as atteespt to sheet Mr. Harris, bet ealmesesetly otisenrwl, " I wish that it bed proved fetal." Mhos., sew refused to wake say &hem aed the pr.:i ncense tempi that the waster night he dealt with hu Mttig i rasost positively refused w ongiy. sad no lassiled the prisser. The Raiford mat/nitrates yeetenlay rionanitted Ms Kane for trial, on the charge of milfally sinolerii 4 Thomas Perri. The eareumekutess es meted with the *Rai were se follow Prisoner, the decreed, sad ems cease hed been &Skies hue asi Mori. night Ist all the Albert Vaults, Cliepel..treet, salt. d. After kerbs( the vaults, priesesr um kicking sad brutally &Wigs mess, when the de. reasel interfered, and received ler his humanity • seem ltd. with a knife. He died on Friday last. ARNINII TVI SIIIOIIMUI •MAILN Briercr m Dzorn. na Friday arteries, John Hui, • jowls man butcher, 44.4 in the employ of his brother, et lledham, wee seat Huchant. Suffolk. with two joints of meat is hi beeket. While% walking home armies the fields from Stretford to boilers, letweint five mid six o'clock, he dir moved the eking of his coat to be is • bias haang been ignited by a lighted totems pipe Ada he put into his pocket after smoking. lie immediately mdeavoured to stri off hi cloths. when he felt mallo -1.1 sal reneisil p ensensible. until two men, rubeerpaseelly limriag his cries for milislaries, came and found everything buret off his ?body except his boots. Having, we solar horroweil • shirt at Stratford Hall. to 0n.., the pow trii,er's limb', they removed hint house in • state of grog alkeustioa, and he gradually mak until five mists pea cr, &risk i s tb. morning, when he expired. It is mid be wa..luile assible and sober at the time he was found, a lthough somewhat fowl of drink. He was well known at both/Auk as a rather ...centric but hinnies iodividnal. He LI left a wife mad Lundy of eight ehddren.—Esau Hasid. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (ST ELECRIC numurt.) DONCASTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) TRIAL STAKEY. T.T.C. TraniMan, Kleiman. Heleen; and Whitewall are here. DONCASTER HANDICAP. One toile 6 farlonite EH Stockade, Wittman, The yards Alterman, The Monk, Syringe, Viz.-u, 1 ienniond, t.reta, Ipswich; fleleutui, l'Aniseau, Weathetwitch, and Iteverie are here. PAID luartre.—Sslasetase and Norton, HOPEFUL STAKES. About five furlong.. "Unlit'', Tammy Jesse, Caricatures. Johnon .trin.trong, Armpit*, Tarantula, Barmenlale, lung Fniu, Duorhs, Itueolt, and Isometric. ate here. Pau YORFITT.—NaIita e and Culotte do U/NDESBOKOUI:H PLATE. Fine furlong. 132 yards. Steamls, Gametal Hew, Vixen, Maid of the Mint, Monk, Eidoha, Cornea, Tid!wartlike, Thu lion. Scrubbing Bru.h, Polyulbies, Knuckle bunter, Mernye, Noiny, Squire Peirne, Cosmopolite, Lopcateher. Erica are here. Futresr.—Slitig+l.v. Omen ARRIVAL... -Wcstherhy, Foretop, Cosmopolite, and Scrubbing Smelt. No Boiling. ry.vsmoura ELECTION. —•--- YOLLING.—(11(18 DAY.) tar ELECTRIC TILEG/LVEL I 12 ecLocs. 01, way .. 332 GREAT ROUTMW OP INDIA RAILWAY. (MIS DA T. ) The thin' annual general meeting of the share hAdeo wu hell at I o'clock, at the Londe' Tavern ; Mr. .Lair CHAPMAN in the dinar. The report, which Lid been preciously issued arid pub hailed, was taken as read. The 01AIRYAN. in moving the adoption of the report, sail its fullness lured him the necessity of making many remarks. He might, however, coogratidate the meeting ro the moms already achieved. None of the other Indian railway eompaaies had made equal progress is the same time. The works had been executed not only rapidly but with peat ears ; and he believed the line would he finished for 7,000 f. a result which would be due in a pest degree to the circumstance that the board had profited by the experience of other companies. From the accounta received from India the board had every reams to believe that the traffic would fully equal the expectations which hail been formed with regard to it. A goo of one of the directors, Mr. Cheetham, having recently visited the district tra versed by the railway, bad pronounced a strong opinion in favour of the line. He trusted that a part of this line was at that moment se teeny open for traffic, and that he would ere long be in kpositioo to announce the opening of the remainder. Mr. W. ft Betts, of the Groat Northern Railway, had been ap pointed manager on the recommendation of Mr. Seymour Clarke, who was acknowledged to be one of the beet railway manager% in this country; and he had no doubt that that selection would be amply justified by the result. The affairs of the company had hitherto been con ducted judiciously, safely, awl economically ; and the name system of management would be continued in future. felsren.) Mr. Normn seconded the motion. A Stiettootnta inquired whether the board had soy obleetion to the holding of half•yeerly meetings. Tine Intatairme milted that the board were of opinion that. for the present at lend, and until the trod& of the line had been developed, it wan not desirable for the share holders to meet, half .yearly. If any important information arrived from India it would ba oommuniceted to the share bokkwo Mr. MORGAN VIA aura that SA MOOR AI the traffic was de viln& the board would take steps for convening the slam holders UM-yearly. (" Hear, bear." from the Chairman.) In Tetra queetion, the CHAIRMAN Wild VIM the last call had very well responded to. The report wan then adopted, and Mr. Cheetham, the Ti thing &rector, was re-elected. The reel* auditor, Mr. Nelson. having also been re elected, thanks were voted to the directors and the °Moen, after Wadi the meeting separated. Tits 11111BITION or 1862.—We are requested to raniatl letendiag exhibitors in the iadostrial department of the Exhibition of 1882, that km Majes►y's commis. Mowry ham named the Ist of May Den as the date before which all applications for spews must be sent in. By far the larger portion of the vase which esti be allotted to British exhibitors has already been applied for. FAMIWN RELIEF FrND. The total amount received by the Lord Mayor in aid of the Indian Relief Fund up to last evening amounts to nearly 59,000/., besides advises of a very oonsiderable amount. Among the amounts forwarded yesterdaywere : First instalment from Bath, 5001. ; Tavietock, 1001. on account ; 84. Peter's, liot tiag•hiU, 107 E. b. ; the workmen ►t Leeds Iron Works, 811. 15s. ; Bt. Bernaksa, Kensington, 841. 7s. ; Bt. John's, Upper Holloway, 51/. Be. Ad. First instalment from Car marthen, 501. ; sad from Christ's Church, Croydon, 301. 2s. 7d. SOOTRWARK KIJICTION. The writ for this election baying twee received by the High Bailiff, Wednes day (tcoutentrw) bwpoiated for the election of a member to fill the owe nested by Mr. Locke on his aooeptaime of the lbseardatehip of Heighten. The nomination will take place at the &nth London Depository, London-road, at 11 o'clock a.m. Up to the present time no candidate is before the elation le 11r. Loeke's reelection, nor is any oppo sition aneipeeleA to this gentleman's return, as he is highly popular menet all parties sod classes in the borough. - - - - - Tam WIATSII.—.It has been a splendid week, =ties VIA mashies has been toned down by easterly Ned the clear moonlight and starlight nights have bees essemmeded by frosts. Vegetation has made marked advisee, sad•few April &bowers would render verdant the whole fare of nature. The farmers have had a nisguillesat time of it and they have turned every hour to good account. We have um+ been almost entirely without rain for three weeks, and the surface soil has ialnitely benefited by the change. In fact the whole aspect of the country has an altered appearance. The absence of molakewe bas been very favourable for the lambs, sad Vell ales tend to stop the spread of those diseases from which bet It sheep sad cattle have 'Maly suffered ht emmegumbee of the instituted wet sad 'migrated state of the toed for so long pest.—Braves Advertiser. - • FIR% NZAR TN% CN•IITER-NoCaL —Yeaterday morning dowdy before two o'clock a fire happened on the p/aewomsu•esbelonging to Mr. Evans, a dairyman, Charter. hoau•laK et. John street. The upper pert of the building was let ant in tenements to various poor persona. The ire mob* loptily. ODD man (a tailor) who slept on the sewed lbw, apes piths to the stairs found them blazing fu riously. mod in ardor to avoid being burned to death be jumped frees the window cm to the pavement below, end fortunately we not way seriously hurt The firemen by ineneting the soars were enabled to scatter the water through the roof and upper win•lows, and were enabled snenteally to get the In extinguished, but sot until the maim and their eresteeta were toady destroyed. The peer sorters who have l“et the whole of their furniture end weeirift apparel, end who are ant insured. were removed to the iiisene. The only person who waa insured was Mr. Emus, the dairyman. DIMPIRATI ATTArK NT CONVICT% AT PONTA 11011V1.—A convict warder, Darned Lynam was wee* endtrested yesterday, by a party of ref ire, ewer whom he bad partial charge. They wove employed le the chain cable store. and commenced an tneprovoked attack tiros him with the chain hooks with which they wen at work, and after knocking bim down initlcted several severe wounds em his forehead sad various ether parte of his body. Another teenier who wee with bin at owe proceeded for aselstance to the mono ernieer Argus, which war OA the gridiron. sad a party at seamen, amid with enflames, immediately went to the rescue. They sempsfted the convicts to surrender, sad the latter won moreliod beck to the convict prima Lwow* we. sever* injured, but not so tame es Y to *NO say oriole appyobrosioos. MA NCIENTIR, S TYNILLD, AND LINCOLN/ AN Limn sr.—The total expenses of the company's railways. including rents, tolls. duty. ke., from 'femurs 14 to April 14, amounted to 97.1071.. as against 86,370. for the earreeponding period of 1860. The proportion of the South I Junction receipt.. accruing to this company from January I let to April 14 amounted to 6.1364, as against 7.4221. for the corresponding period of WO ; and the expenses to 3,911611., se yeast 3,3601 The total receipts including rests, ka. foe this company's canals, from January lst to Marsh 31 mounted to 16.124/.. as against 18,6411. for the eerreependtil period of 1660, and the espouse to 13,2076 as spinet 12.8791., leasing a balance of est profit al 2,9171., as *Oast 11.969/. for the corresponding period of 1660. 800T11 KknetsotON MINIDUIL the week 90 the visitors hare been as follows :—On Nosy.Tesselay. and Saturday. fres days, 6,612 ; oa Monday and Tuesday, free evenings, 4.52. On the three stalsote days (admission to the public 6d.), 1,9(18; one student.' evening. Wednesday, 196; total, 12,997. From the opening of the mu5eum.1.912,601. Mmoroums razz HoserrAz., Dzvossins- NaPAII2, CITT.—The 116111.1fIlte 011111bIlf Of rents relieved arks' the week ending April 20 was : Mies!, 1,432 ; serried. 671—total, 2.l(kt, of which 700 were new asses. ROYAL FR Li HOSPITAL, NN -ROAD. The enreher of patients relieved at this hospital daring the week ending April 20 was 12,804 ; of which 811 were DM GYM IM IN IN 1/0 WS MU,: MANI 1.001.01111 SAW° 1,11119,11110 SWIM IMMO lAN SHARK L1878.-(THLS DAY.) Two oTharm. Tke railway skate market remains very inactive. Great Western and Caledonian stocks have risen per Gent. South &Meru has declined. O th er stooks remain steady. L on d on an d N or t h Western is quoted 901 to is , Great Western, 71 to ; M idland, 124 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1104 to ; South tern, 821 to 1 ; and Cale donian, 97 to 4. Indian, foreign, and colonial railway stocks have met with very little business. AWN.. vaso st, I Pit I RAILWAYS. I Ck g: lr t er ,i Pr r i 1. Sol PAL ./lusa.Woi. after Val. Birk.. 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W. of Prams 4 Wasters of Austria a ,i - n - z - ba.: --- - . :: 1 70 TS I 86 87 14 1 11 1S1 6 1164 il ; CI 4 IPm - 114 US 101 1101 02 04 Si Si PS 1 If Ws tin 1 1 - lie Ue Pal 41i 101 i 111 ai 11 75 i 74k 1/4 - x 1 Male I 10,6061 11/I.llBli iiiii7l now 1 •ta la:: sg :: - LV4 I. 10 111 q -:;____ -..".. 11,120 IC :: ii: 9,800 0,000 1 0 cone : : 1,024 - 1,0116 „ 7 vw IMO 76,1100 11.00 D 10,0001 10,100 !!,000l ii,ioo 76,000 26,000 20,000 20,000 :la *OOO 16,000 10,000 1011,816 10,000 100,000 10,000 410,17! I 6 I 1 _ DOCKS. Iti C It ONIIIMMiIa IL Do. 4p. at. Prot., 103 104 k 1•64 sad West lodic IN 14060 — —, i• O IL IL 1066440 NI 100 o. Me A 0 a006604010 s 11l Viola% lO SI OP 11 Do. New BRITISH POSSMIONS. ` l eto rd I 11611W411. I el y ue e. i te La r g;os . 1 oalwo; am. 07 70 _ i fir 11 " 0 1 Dom. Dar a .a lli al lg o.g.lo.4 104 111 93 11 all Do. do. a., 16 1 - 101 all Seltslo&Lakellarasil I - 10 all Do. Proforma. 4l 7 - 100 100 Bad.,Brent.&abdorla• Opt Ilda, Aug. 1,1372 'atoned byßuff..t LU. 75 MI - 100 105 Do. July 1.18711, ditto 45 70 - 100 PIO Do. Jane 1, 1874, ditto 05 70 - • all 3 &8. Ssetorn 41 • - 10 83 . T.&Duck 6 p.c.gut 11 11 dl. - 0 7 1 06 7 1 011. Kat 6pw cent. ge l 161 _ 10 15 balm Heap! 1 If Ws - 10St 100 Beat Indian all Do. Jubbalpore - - - 100 WI Do. 41 p. et. Delwai r o l ls 061 - WI 105 Do. 5 p. at do. - 100 all Do. du. do. 1/05.70 1 par - BI all t7oYong & Melbourne -. - It 100 Dread of Canada 201 dl) - *OO all Do. 6 per ct. Prof. - 100 all Do.Bec.Pref.6 p.et.Be 65 Cd - 100 all Do. 6 per et Labatt l9 41 35 Kw all Do. 7 per at. 1602 45 48 - 1000 all Do. do. 1867 l7 40 - 100 all Do. do. 1872.- 27 40 - 5t 100 Ores* Indian Peolaaala 911 1151 96: 10 8 Do. New I) li Mt 6 1 i SR all 100 CM. Do 8. of Ind o D ia g. - di* 6p. et •-• -3 - 10 . - - WI all OtWoot Canada , Sham 111 114 ad - ad 1101 15 Do. New 9 5) -uo ad .3 ad 100 all Do.4p.cBdtpay7tw.op 95 911 - 100 sll Do. 61 do., 77001. op lO 91 - 100 all Do. do. 78 wlthoutop -3 -.- 100 ail D 0.51 p.c4.94t,pay.77 .33 - - St 100 Madras Clair. 41 per cf. Si 05 - 5t 1011 Do. do. 5 par ct 921 931 a 105 Do. 41 per at. Satin B6 88 - 20 all Do. 6 per coot. do 2 11 dlo - et. 100 11610.C0rp.6 &Hoods -3 - - 10 all N. Brmwlak & Prods alwa di. 5 T 10 all Do. • d esp. o. Land do. II 7 SO ell Do. do. B asp. do. 5 7 10 all Do. do. Lad do. 5 7 Bt. 100 Salad* /71 9SI 971 20 Do. ll It Sla .3 110 ai l Do. Pun at ab 90 Ilt 100 Doi:W./It/lola. 5 0416 a - 15 1 LUMWO.firle I I as - Bala* Do. I Do. Pu4 l: " 5.41.1 Trisided.WalteLlialp DIMIXTIII.III STOMA Ot.Nottlt.4p.o.Jara&Julr 100 NorfoUt4p.4.llar.ttlept 100 N. fat. e 4 Jaa.kJuly 100 sottish N. Let. 4 v. et... 100 WillidloadOzt—digket. .103 90 100 01 U 00 IN 111 OS WILL GOTRISMIUIT 084.04 v. Sp.e.J4a.a Jai De. poi art, 1880-t Do. 11 pr cat. ltlel Do.. per ant., 18c3-4 ct. Feb.&l46. Do. Spar et. Mar.&BBp. I Do.. per cent. Do. 40. Reap. OsizlGl !lupe. p.ce 18.0. do. 100 Now Dmmew.Gov.6 pct. N. I. Woks Ov. p. 1888 c., 1871 to 1.1178 t Do. 8 p. a, 1888 Wove Sae. • p. et. fa s Deb. roam& 1871 &Art tior.. p. c Baas, Va. ay. 6 p. et J ao.rn July DI I &owe. az..a0441 Rbubido i CotaZzl i : o tir ) last Guest loot Dorados B.Mk. laisel (Taoistic ) °rambler t M dub's Great Ilona Tolgus (Pkillsok 0. Wk. Yor (lelstos) Grenville Hero4eFoot Kingston Downs Istly Denis (My AM) . if i tr I DOWIS N. Fromm (tha L ) Nllll. Basset (llMipa) Nerik Wheal Civets Per Cons Olt Psoriases, (1/=). eeettWp°od buoL Co. itii II 1L Al - - 11: - . 132.8 1:1K ; I Ts. laid 1111TISL 108 110 108 110 101 1011 IL 41. •ILM 041%. ,a► am"- 111. Dena Iroinirria: 144 1736 9‘ll 106 4 106 id 197 i 109; 99 Ino lei gig le 114. Iffle 10114 100 1061 len i i 1051 i ITS 136 NO 360 fa 104 191 16 l el T 6 6 i f 26 ST S 9 181.6, 1211 ; 1 I ft a L I. 1 ;k I; Park Tamar alLaldiadlin.C 3 " 4S ; e Se :r IS_ 8! ;la T "I 1 1 ' 114 '1 16 VW of Tow S a ra) Woof Basest ) W. Corodon ) Wog Botoo 111 Horst mom .. TR Baas oadoc i o 1111 litly Ms. West) Wind Ilary Au la) gin Tri b ra i wnsy (Usk. if 1 . 8 1 a} l7 1 TS 7& Sts U 6 95 100 110 120 11 9 10 FOREIGN L AL 11 18 12 18 I. JOINT STOCK U U I li 11l 41 4 . le i i a ii r: zd Pr i k Ps 9 1 I : 8 1 1 sR S 113 klas • Ile i a lie. lIL I SAM. IPt 10. prior I Was UM, IN Airs sad U. fkie. Hack Mir 0 Artemisia A 11 0 - 10.004 NI Bask of Err - 60,.00 10 flask of Tarry 3 18 14 Os - 110,0411 SO Brie N. AJMIIIC6 .- al .- -•- KW ip Beak at Isar ArAtssir. and Chins . all 14 11 Na 50oe 15 Orr. Ness of LIM Las, aid Mrs an 81 111 - 0 030 100 Oty - 10,110! 100 °okra! 60,00019.11 Orr of Ours ...... - - 16,010 111 Ora. of London NI .... -., -. 115,010 10 Imp BerdAmaClart4 an 14 111 10 80,010 10 0. Irk of thersrissil an - -.- 56,005 110 Lou. Ch. Bank ot AIWA an 114 18 - 16,000 IA Loren sod Wary - 10 - 804 1 10.000 10 learn a South Atrlams 10 1 14 die -. KW, 144 Los. sad Warrior- N 87 as 48 10,00 P I NI Do. N lll Nii.of ow ll Briar- 41 16,000 -- 10,000 60 Marital Bank 16,000 10 New Sorb Wales al WM 16 Dank Lorporn A 60 11 606 26,000 80 irk - - - 4000, 10 Do. New - NOW 25 Booth Snetralls an -.- 1 116 40.0001 tt tfoloo of Australia eo,ooo 60 Volon of Loudon 8.000 1 160 Unity Mutual SO 1 - - - 1118041,LANDUOIL Na. I Mi. 1 ~: )111'&4101. INI M. pros I WIS. 1 - 0,919 1. Angto.ltarlar NM .. all .14 15 - pOOl 15 Aurelian Agra L.... 10 211 11l -.. 1110. 10 Bair 77alaricolm_ 2 . - MI 48 41 N De ft Moreau Mr . 04 ~ - ... 1,440 Io Brit.& litahltag.Tol. ali .0 a so .- ma N Do. I 7 per a W 1601 a isll6 a M 111 Do. - 0,5 TN 111 1111 Omar Ur all 114 117 - 5,000 10 Orr A lalaishasi (1,) all - .- - 190.0 N St. Dr oi ptof lisparmeft all ... - -. 100 ,2816 Bt. Parr 100 111 11 ~ 180,810 86. Priliness ISO 110 106 - 51.000 1 aoo , 4 i Do i : elt iai;ris lp. 0111 l4! 1110 110 109+ 1081 7 1 :0,000 St ilairlo Trim* - LPN 10 Do. Now lll -. - dim - 10, 11 Ur and Art. Or. N, 1.1 Oao. nom leseim 14 - - Se OK 1 Orr Ship (I.la~ .) an 8 I - 100, 1 Do. 14 per car Prot all . - 11, 11 Les. Markt Tall. (L) Se - - ea - 100, 4 Loa. Os.. Orating Co all 1 14 le pea 0 - SO, 1 Nader trigs. • Carl 1 8 - SO, le MaditarearasilosTeL all ...., - - 18011 II Writse. Si. Ti (Lia) all 4 3 - 10, 10 Norma Drear 6 Co 8 4 01 41a - 1000 10 NarboddsCorklrorL) 5 1 04 dm - 11,110 10 Nothselsads Iss4 '. - all - - - 10,000 5 Ds Sp. a., Is. 611 Zs. an e 1 - 1,714100 N. linms.,* N. Soot Ld. 80 6 10 - 188,574Auteardss an 4 1 - 60.000 1 Weald Oas - 60,000 1 DA .. New Intaree• - 40,000 15 from 10. Btm. (LULL - ODOM 81. Peel Rives lAMB )112 ,100 47 40 - 10,000 60 hula. si34osisa. Ma& all eo n 701 WOOD N Do. Nos BO 94 14 rs aft 40,000 10 I.3es & hod. Ti 0.41 on 11 14 - 111, NIN Ina 10, 1.6 Do. Now mil 44 4 - 11,N1 100 Royal Nall Stout - ,03 4* 51 - 800,911 81. • • Aut. levidin lOO 124 19.8 - H,llO IS th Aastranao lewd an as 15 -. 71. 1 borer TM. kelp - 11/4 10 Do. do. 10510001,1k1 an e I - ii 1.% 10 • DAs, ot Aostialla 19.10+19.10+ II la. (I Milted) lint himada 1 5 2 6pr - •- - $3, S Oa. Magian Tel. IL.) • . 1 I flim par - SA 109 YS• 061•60 . • 1•44..• Di 1 11 - MONEY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. The funds are again rather firmer to-daTJon sole are quoted 1-16 to k per cent. higher than yesterday afternoon. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange prices are well supported, but there is a general stagnation of business. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 60c., showing a fresh advance of 1 per cent. Consols have been alternately " buyers" and " sellers" at 92 for the account. The present quotation is 92 " buyers," and for money 91} to 92. The official business report is as follows : Bank Stock, 234, 233 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90/, ; New Three per Cents., 901, ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. 751 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 151 ; India Stock, 222, ft ; ditto, Five per Cent. Stock, 1021 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 962, ; ditto, 1859, 96# ; ditto Bonds, 10e. dis. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 94 ; Ex chequer Bills, par, 2s. din., Is., 2s. prem. The foreign stock market remains inanimate. There is no change in Turkish Bonds ; the loan of 1854 is quoted 701 ex div., and that of 1656, 53} to 2. Mexican remains very quiet. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 87, 861 : French Three per Cent. Rentes, 68fr. (exchange 25fr.); Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641 (exchange, 129.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 99, 94, 1, ex div. ; Peru vian Three per Cents., foraccount, 73, ex div. ; Por tuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 461 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1021 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 491 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 41# ; ditto Passive, 161; the Committee's Certificates, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 701, ex div. ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 531, 54. At an adjourned meeting to-day of the creditors of Messrs. Leone Rodocanachi and Co., Greek mer chants, it was proposed to pay 20s. in the pound, with 5 per cent. interest, viz :-Bs. at once, 4s. in November, 4s. in May (1862), and 4s. in November (1862). The proposition was unanimously agreed to. In the absence of imports, 90,0001. in gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for transmis sion to the Continent to pay for silver. The 80,000/. by the Kooria Mooria will be delivered to-day, and the whole will be taken for exportation. A portion of it will be melted into small bars, which will be sent to India. The purchases for the outward Bombay steamer of the 27th inst. having been completed, the silver market is quieter. The quotation remains at ss. 11d. per ounce. The next Mexican steamer is expected to bring a large amount of silver, which, however, will not be available in time for the Cal cutta and China steamer of the 4th of May. The amount required for that vessel on mercantile ac count must, therefore, be imported from the Con tinent, and gold will probably be sent in payment. The Africa, from New York, has brought 15,0001. in specie. Thi% is the first American re mittance that has come forward for several months. On the other hand, the Arabia, which left Liver pool on Saturday for Boston, took 13,7001. The amount of Australian gold known to be on the way to England is 717,5001., of which 417,0001. is due, or about due, but kept out by the easterly winds. Subjoined are the particulars : ... Days Gold on board. Name. Sailed. at See. Ounces. Value. Dalliance Southampton .- _ Copenhagen „ 28. 84 51,207 205,000 Empress of the Sees Feb. 2. 79 5,040 20,000 -. Owen Glendower Hleber 74 8.873 35,500 Kent „ 17. 64 28,064 101,000 - . Marco Polo Peru „ 18. 63 14,562 58,000 Total 179,521 £717,500 The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5471., and the South Eastern a decrease of 9361. _ _ . _ Only 3,099,000 dole. of the United States Loan of 8,000,000 dole. having been placed, in consequence, as already stated, of the Secretary to the Treasury having rejected all bids below 94, tenders have been invited in New York for 4,901,000 dole. of Six per Cent. Treasury Notes, redeemable in two years, and convertible, at the option of the holder, into 20 years six per cent. bonds of the United States. The proposals were to be sent in by the 11th inst. The position of the New York money end stock market is noticed as follows by Messrs. Cammanu and Co., under date of the 9th inst. : - , In the money market there is no important change. The supply of call loans continues abundant at sto 6 per cent. The batik returns for the fortnight show an increase in loans of 1,363,041 dole., and in specie of 2,224,1424 doh. The re ceipts of gold were 2,307,700 dole. from Europe and 996,445 doh. from California. Foreign exchanges are dull and irregular. For this mail the tendency has been de cidedly downward. Since our report of 26th ult. the stock market has been unsteady, with a general downward ten. dewy throughout the fortnight. During the last three days the decline has been quite rapid, in consequence of the warlike preparations of the general government, which lead to the apprehension of an early collision with the seceded States. Nothing definite is as yet known of the precise ob. yeet of these preparations, but as they indicate the adoption of an energetic policy by the authorities at Washington, further developments are awaited with much anxiety. In view of the probability that important events are at hand, and the uncertainty as to their character and consequences, many holders are disposed to realise, and the preinore of stocks upon the market has led to a considerable increase of business. The principal decline is in Southern State stocks and speculative railroad securities. United States loans have been comparatively well sustained. but 6's of DM are now selling below the rates of the accepted bids on the sth inst. Mo'DAT Eviornro. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 911 to 92 for the 9th of May, opened this morning at 92 to 1, and closed at 911 to 92. For money the last price was 911 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 911, 92 ; ditto for account (May 9), 92 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90j1,1 • New Three per Cents., 901, 4 ; New Two-and-a-Half per C.ents. ' 751 Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 153 ; Bank Stock, 234 ; ditto for account, 2331; India Stock, 223 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1021. 1011 ; ditto for account, 102 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 961; ditto 1859, 961, ; ditto Bonds, 15a., 10s. din. ; Four per Cent."enlaced" rupee paper, ; ditto Five per Cent, 941. The Indian Five per Cent stock remains firm. The scrip of the new loan was quoted to-day 1011 to 102. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was quoted 931 to 941; the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 100 to 1 ; India Bonds, 15s. to 10s. ; and Exchequer Bills ' 2s. dis. to Is. prem. The foreign stock market was quiet, with little change in prices. Bank shares to-day were firm. There were in quiries for Oriental, City Bank, and Bank of Turkey. London and Westminster Bank were rather more offered. The miscellaneous share market presented little change. Great Ship shares have declined to 4s. 3d. to 4s. 9d. There were a number of transactions in Oriental Inland Steam, at 3 to 31. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In. saranoe, 34 to 34 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 1-16 to 1 3-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 15-16 to 1 1-16 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, par to 1-16 prem. The prospectus of the newly-announced Natal Land and Colonisation Company has been favour ably received, and the shares were quoted to-day I to 1 prem. Canada and New South Wales Five per Cents. and New York Six per Cents. were inquired for. There was a fall of 2 to 3 per cent in Maryland, Virginia, and United States stocks. CILYITAI PALAGL - OMB SHILLING DAY. MONDAY, APRIL 22.—Adraidow co payment. 1, 501 ; ditto by mace ticke ts , 595. Total visitors, 2,095. MI-VE,5.%-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cux•a. . The mining market to-day is steady, with trans actions to a moderate extent. Shares in East Wheal Grenville, West Carsdon, Wheal Uny, North Downs, North Treskerby, and *sat Caradou have met with chief attention. Prices are '.ready. A telegram from Redruth announces a rise in tin. - - Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. United Mexican have been dealt in at GI, and Kapunda at 11 prem. - - From Old Tolgit. (April 20) Captain Reynolds writes :.- • "We have • great improvement in the 52 west on the south lode in cutting in north. We have cut into the led% and find it 4 feet wide : it has a splendid appearance, being mixed throughout with good work for tin. I cannot state its exact produce at Hemet, but will let you know in a dig or two. Should the lode continue as it now is we 'lambi soon open out a good mine." From Maudlin Mines (April 20), Captain J. Tregay re ports :—" la 50 west the lode is 2) feet wide, composed et peach, mundic, priau, and spots of ore. 50 emit : Lode 3 led wide, composed of peach, spar, mundic and spots of yellow ore. West Mine : Adit en d i s composed of peach, =iodic, and spotsof ore." Fri.m Pednandree United (April 20), the agents state : - " Entdne shaft, 110 east and west, worth 10/. per fathom each end. The shaftmen are set to bring clown skiproad le this level ; 100 east end yielding coarse timituff ; stops in north side of 100 east wins, worth 301. per fathom ; 00 west winze worth 14 1 . per fathom ; 00 west rise worth MI. per fathom ; 110 west on Skimmer's lode, worth 101. per fathom. Cobblers : The skiproad here is in a forward state, requiring 15 fathoms more to complete. 47 west rise pro. during fair quality tinstuff. Street and *eggs : 40 east, lode large and promising for the production of tin. pot setting yesterday passed off satisfactorily." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (sr =MSS AND IRIAH NAOMI° TILEGNAPIL) (MON oua ow( coaazaronam.l The market mince Friday has been rather dun and inac tive, and prices of wheat and dour remain nominally unal tered, while for Indian corn quotations have a declining tendency. Market moderately attended. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SCGAIL —The large public sales are programing steadily at full prices. Refined firm. Correo. —The public soles are going off without showing any material alteration in prices. Tu.—There continues to be a fair average demand by the trade, and prices are supported. Corroo.—The market is inactive, but the article appears to have gametal confidence. SALTrarar--The parcels offered by public sale were chiefly bo ugh t in at previous rata. RILL—The market continues dull, and full prices are not offered in public sale. Roe remains quiet. Markets generally steady to-day. TALLOW MARKET—(THIS DAY.) The market is firm at the following ipiotatioos :- - Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 596.13 d. ; April to Juno, IY3s. 3d; October to December, Me. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Messrs. Davis and Co. report trade slow. Prime meadow hay, 75a. to Ns. ; superior ditto, 90a to 105 a.; inferior ditto, 50a to tiOa ; clover, old, We. to 118 e. ; ditto, new, second cut, flok. to 100 a. ; straw, 30a. to 42a. THE NSW 4HERICAN_TAILIFIP 7 ITS CONDEAf. NATION IN AMERICA. (From the Money Market Reek's.) The New Tariff has now come into operation in the United States—that is to say, in the Northern Confede ration. Its introdirtiou has been attended with a vast deal of confusion, annoyance, and hindrance to business. Nor will the effect of these annoyances cease, for the vexatious and complex nature of the provisions of the new tariffs one of its moat prominent characteristics. Not only is it impossible for importers in many instances to know what rate of duties will be charged, but it is a complete puzzle to the customs authorities themselves. Believing, as we do, that since the date of the formation of the American Confederation no more absurd nod per nicious a piece of legislation has been adopted than the Tariff Act of March 2, 1861, we are sure our readers will re joice to notice the almost universal condemnation which is passed upon it by all the principal exponents of public opinion in the United States press. Of the eleven daily journals in the city of New York, there is but one that ventures to uphold the bill. It is noticed that even cer tain papers which have hitherto stood by the protectionist party have forsaken them now that they see the prepos terous extent to which they will push their pretensions. Most of the principal journals are persistently crying out for a repeal of the act, and for a restoration of the law of I/457. Amongst others the United Woks Economist de clares that "one of the foremost political and commercial necessities of the day is the prompt repealof the Tariff Act of Margh 2, 1861." There is strung ground to hope that the practical experience of the injurious imp's& merits to trade occasioned by this unreasonable law, will give an additional stimulus to such complaints, and that at no distant period a special session of Congress will obliterate the obnoxious tariff from the statute bock. The following excellent remarks on the subject are from the United Stores Eninomiet. They will be perused' with equal interest and gratification by the trading community here, who have viewed with the deepest regret the retrogade step lately taken by the legislature of a country with which it is our interest and earnest wish to cultivate the closest and most friendly relations : " Rarely, if ever, baa an act been written on our statute. books so incongruous in itself, so unfriendly to our domestic intertats, or so irksome to our foreign relations. It was enacted in no response to a general desire of the people, but in opposition to the views of at least a three-fourths ma jority of the country. It owes its existence to a party triumph unworthily seized in the hour of the nation's min fortune and danger. It is in fact a fraud upon the country, committed by its own representatives, who meanly took advantage of the absence of certain of their fellow congressmen under circumstances of federal disruption which should have excited in them the greatest caution and fraternal consideration. It ts essentially a sectional bill ,• the supposed protection of Pennsylvania menu factures, and the re ward of t he Pennsylvania presidential vote being the whole and sole scope of its purpose, and that at the expense of every other state in the union. It is intolerably oppressive in its bearing on the trndiog community, as well as on the whole population of consumers. Professing to be a measure for the increase of the national revenue, it yet in reality consti tutes the chief danger of our becoming involved in the dishonour of national bankruptcy. It puts an embargo OR an already shattered commerce, and stops consumption by an exorbitant mantic.n of consumers already impoverished by the prostration of trade. By such a method it is that this eapieot mea.sare proposes to enrich the national trea sury. It is, therefore, no matter of surprise that during the short period between its ratification and its actual ope ration there should have arisen throughout the whole coins. try a feeling of strong reprobation of this act, already shaping itself into 2 stubborn demand for its prompt repeal. Many of the New York newspapers recommend importers to enter their goods under protest. 111 114 109 11l 1 91 le on 0o UO 9$ 1 * 919 i Ps L a dis ispm U 1 113 10 104 101 I* 101 In ON 94 99 100 it fit iii nit GI U 1111 1U H 7 ill IS 101 110 122 VOZZION 111/J.LWATIL 4 =ltie 211 O. 41 Ti 11 19 90 38 19 P 9 tli $B4 611 99 44 St Ma 13 16 6i q I i li d. n 11 416 11111 1 II .} is so OAD/NARY lIILAJIMI AID WPM& PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Lnicr.root. Mitt, 2t—Birkenhead, 811 le— Caledonian, 961 :el—Eastern Conntleq. Ol 10--Great Noethern, 111 119— Ore.n. Woderu. 71f :11—Lancashlre and Yorkshire Stock, 114 110 Z—London sad North Western Stock, 9r4 Oef—Londoe and South Western, 95 99—Manchester, Sheikh% and Lincoln, 44145—M !diem, Stock, 1241 lief —Ditto New Shares, I 15 p.—Korth ftriti,h Stock, tl5 811 I—North Staffordshire, 3 MIS 111.16 d—North Eastern. Berwick, lON 105—Ditto. York and North Midland, 91 911—Ditto, Leeds Capital Stock, 591 so -- boath Eastern and Doter. 24 24l—West Midland. Oxford, 43 44 Buffalo and Lake Ilumn, 5 1.16 5 &le—Dutch Ithenlrh, i 5 IS d.—Brand Trunk of Canada. 5f 51—Oreat Innen:lllonm ef—Great Weot. rn of Canada, 111111 sd —DlttoNew Sh an's. el d. ad. As Central, 24 28 d.—Thames and Menses , Insurance. 1; 1 1 1 19 p. . . . MASCHICNITA, AMIL .2.—The market to-day has shown some improvement. Great Western of Canada. 11 0-15—Orvat stern, 70111—Illinois lentral, od.—Lancashire and Yorkshire. 1167 t I—Manchester. Stddel.l, and Lincolnshire, 441—Midland. 1241 1 .—North Rastarn. Berwick. 1017 3—aouth Enstern. l'iverstone awl Lancaster, _:el-77ew Yeah and Brie, all paid,, 701. EXTRAORDINARY FARAH OF A DoNKRv.—.I few days ago, a donkey, belonging to H. Bridger. Esq., Shore ham, took a moat extraordinary freak info his And by seizing • tenth in hi+ month and running round the field with it, knocking the poor lamb acne. the lads ever and moos. As soon as be was discovered a hue and cry was set on foot, but the quadruped was completely witeltd by the chase before he w mild give over hi. game. The lamb was killed by the rough treatment it received.—swets ddr(rliatr. A daily mail nmrmmniemtion is likely to be shortly established again to the Channel Islands, by means of the W e y m outh steamers, which it is expected will cany mails on thoee days of which the Southampton packets do not rue. The Ruts.' .4 rf • I qtyA :—" An American company of strolling singers. called the Alleghenian*, gave in Decem ber last. in the Island of Hewey, one of Cook's Archipelam a grand ootio.rt, which was attended by the king of the island. Makes. More than 2,000 tickets were sold, and the receipts were 78 pigs, 98 turkeys, 118 f ow l s , 16,000 cocoanut+, 5,700 pineapples, 418 bushels of b a nana& 800 pumpkins, and 2,700 °reaps. It required • day and a half to embark all *ass articles. The concert consisted of • void quatuor, and of several morceaux executed by means of belle of different sites—from the dimensions of • bucket to these of a thimble. The savages who composed the auditory listened open-mouthed, and on i th pa e l per remained motionless from admiration when the march from Norma was performed. At the end of the sitting, one of the Perormn ages performers by P sa rese yin n g t , 'T°BBWessabdallgrancvie•ely com younepri ted ne for ct !' " Los*slim Dos Accord, Melted Indllan. St.Joho ast Itsy CLlnlitod) Do. load& Mtn. Co ' Caeca Kim Co. Jan Ootres Copper roTouniala Copps/ Portant Lim) General Gt. Northers of S. Aristralis a W) Dspunds (Um) Mune Lualtaallia Mu=K. Of B AustrsD i s : Vr.) Postr au r p StivorLsod Port Scottish Audio. (La) I United lliodirsa Worthing (Lim) 11