The Express. — London, England, 1860-04-30 00:00:00

_ THE LArE D BARON E BRUM written opinion given by Dr. Rokitaneby • itr l'estmer, after the examination of the body of the 16mi. de Snack, was in substance as follows :-1. That :An.* Bruck lost a great quantity of blood from the „I. which he initict..l himself, it must be concluded n.l .4 lank..., indeed. an Analytical onstion of the eout.nts of the stonuich should • thAt a very active t., his death. Monte scrota.. ellito.ton in the skull, the relaxation he siitsstance .4 the heart, and the sehneerovi (tallowy) te .4 the liver justify the oracle...ion that Baron Brock. I: in a vtato treat desire's of mind and of de wletwi committed *Amide. ;1,...e , 1...11 , 1 ...7:1 ‘ g 0 i ., u , f u 0ri i ....... w t05 i 5 t . which isr ppt.. f i oni private that v a a i.rt o. , .;x t •es h. , th was ....Ion,: kept from the knowledge of the &nth.- ...i. Bans. Itrurk's valet, who was awakened between six 1... en ii. the nos ' g of Mond r y last by the ring. ..f his master•• hell, miniedi.itely tasered the sum. - 11.. Anil found the unfortunate nein bathed in hi• ..l. and alneat ansensahl". The serviuit at taire tolled minister's two ss.ns, •n.I they sent him for the pliy n. 'tweeting mill %Verlag, who Coin.' the patient eh ellialisted from los• .4 Mod, but not in a posti ely loqsdess state. Thu family, In-log ex.e•slingly irau• to keep what had ..roused from the know ,:.• -I the world, entreated the nantlital men to ..,,,I. silent, •ti.l they, an it appears, consented to sse In the eatn-se of the dav, however, they became no. •I. sal 1114elteil is, 4.4110 lit their MOM rentilillilnil Celli .4.1••• tiring "ailed in. The family 111011101 fain ve Is nuadell then, to wait for a time, but thee re not to he awned, and it was settled .t a conaultalkm shook! Ise 101 l at half-past six the afterli....n. Bef..re th..t hour arrived, Baron eli 1.1 ceased to I.e The presuniptnin i., that ex-Minister took sonar vegetable poison -morphine or i Chnilie eluding the night, roll that he inflicted the iiimis on his meek and Riots t...1..111.1 tl/4•111111( loonier ts. 1... n .leuth • %1...v.111v. In wh. s t way a nd to what iit horn Iliadk was onlidiented in the Kynatten•Revol ., a rts*, we know not, hut he wool.' prolialay have i. arrested hail he not killed himself. tin Wed. Liar, the lath, he refused to he examined by M. Hit. .:"r. the pulse 11 the parr that he, as minister, WWI . i onsible to the Einpen.r alone, hot on Friday he csin• ,o .1 trill-ply to the lilleitllnlS Wlliell It ..re put to him. • r his examination lin tile last•inentionetl day M. Hit. ,•r tel M. Keller, the gtneral prosavutor, hest an inter • with Count isolurbowski, the Minister of the lutets.r, I I omit Niuloady, the Moister of .Justi c e, amt those dt,..., e n sulswsitiently d.slair••l t.. the Emperor that ; . lids .4 ju.tbce requited th.• tenitstrary dismissal of en Blink from ofilee. A gnat entvol assentl.l.%l on the t I. t.• sec the remains .4 the ex.minister removal from the .: h to the tetrry, but very few .4 his so•called "re'• were present. In the . hureh was the Turkish Atie ...slot, lint ho other nietulsr ,if the diplomatic corps. no .-f the minister. attended the flu...rah and the "m -os—, ili the different government .4fices received linters tto aplwar at it in uniform. .%t throe o'cl.sck, the time who to 11.•• .ereriony hetrau. it rained very livtivilv, and icssisantly het few iSer.,ll• dove cot 41 the place of 4131. .% "onsiden.hle crowd hail, however, already SS -40.6.1 th-1.• hefore flit ....r f.". 1. arriv,-I. .t friend, who aed %tit- the grave, saw that some friendly Kind had rend the bolt i bolt if t with beautiful Sowers. riKry r,.8 THE PRnIAUATIn9 OF THR ~ ”1•121.1.Y VatElf:.V PARTS.- (THIS DAY.) Thi- .Lftern...ii the antotal general meeting ..1 the 1./..1..01.1 fro iol. of this oiciets We. held in St. Jatilefl'n• 11. 'di! I. 'V, ,-II tilled. The .trelthishop of CASTP.R. I:1. 0'... 1.,-.,4.11. vorke In-Icily of the work which the otvo.l.lo , aliplolheil during the last 1:11) years, and if e .--re.,t •u.,... which hail iittenileil the exertions of the 1...1..1...114 , 1 wherever they hail been enahlerl to proclaim r 1....1.1 .... .. .. .. .. .. _ . Th., 14, ERNeAT revel a report of the la.ratiou4. It roferreal to ITAL.., British North to, ro a, I 'hits... and the other colonioa and aleiwnaleneioa ',eras r0i—..41.111.•4 were etpagol. The., taliwaionarie, •o• tareanl. of Ala an Danaher, real in all cow. they were in tivAr taln..ir, ao.hoolooodera, catechist., awl woo ore moiler.. - . - - - 71. c in-hop .4 Losi.lini. the of ttlfonl. the Iti.lesp Lowl itoliert Slout.s ie. Lonl Robert M. . is Dr. Phillimre. altirmwed the nievt -ry esmiort .sf thu follireing whieh were una -0,-.11 " That the eimitinaml enlarzement of the wesietv's min .n..is "potations, hoth in the lirtte.li rolonie. and heathen lOW M.*, 41. , t little., r elnim ..er •• TLat the firinciss4e ..n which the toriety has long ecte.l, grant. 111 41.1 .4 local tsimitn Inn ion, my' et k , A iraging • o.•l.ornwnt. • s. well euleillitteil to 14,411..te the heft 04 ,oIOTII.II eliumh by pruenting for its ultimate I. •• nag the effort• .4 the society t.s an suLlitional 4.14 nal wellfiliehtleil misisionariee for Intim, and Cos for the founiletion .4 wholarthiss. at the viniver• f.r the mailitentinee tif mieesomary •tu,leuta, ile.erre r /i• arty eseolsernt inn." Tin. V t'llll3 el.rfingp.na.lellt .4 etc T.awa (aectinii Ain. wonting ”ti the 2:th, w.:—'• Very ainguLir rcp-rta • .•. .inralatron t.-. 1.,, awl omen( them i. that FL.r••n FL•ch • wanton ••••••1. ht electriC telegraph, toeome t.. thi• it,. zeneral pollw think that he is to he Fre4dent the Coward of the Empire; the financier. opine 4 he WI to he Minister of Finance; and the ..t•rnrs inenti.w his nano* in connetinn with the le 4 • put •.1 the •t•te railrwiel• to a Frew h e”nipany ap.. The inw,iinati"n .4 the Viennele o in Is • 1,..r1.61 qtate that lunlls ■ day pares without it.. .ref win...tired that *one 4s. has hero arre.tal or haa ..-Irat hawk I .elf." T 1..• Might .4 a F•aria ouickbn,ker leaving a ,lefi a., .4 110,1111 V. nownsaced. TL. La Plata arrived at B..athaiapt.m.ai Satur 'lo thr Wrnst labs, Par sir, suol Ileta-wn mash. Her s • sr. Tr* Fray .Ipril 1 ; Januar.. Asel Trishlarl, H ; liesswr sna. i ; awl*. Thorns... 13. She Irnsught —• Ivry*. an...n:.t Iltre herervor Keats. and ss..tiew. Kn..a • s 4 Tritiated t%smrtmsr EYte. . 4 s l's4twarl ton!. s 4 !bowsaw. Hr.' carp• •1.4 4.... worth iret.797. 4011ara. s 4 whirls 340,790 go. rt. m ..lr• 31/1,01r..1,•11.ry 16.enro. .-.1. s f rva.q 210 116.14 . 11 .4 t. Orel I, 211 i; 4 vanilla. mid 107 bale. of *raw • Ell% int'. With flu. heavy portiim ..f the Bombay 5...1.1 , 441tham14e t ..terday. Her dates were Alex • tlatl 12; 11.1 tr. th ; I:ihritlhar. 23111. She in•ltte 79,. MOT*. ant.roiot telemt errs Mir H . •t : t'Apt.a H ut .latt•••it, Railer. Sinai. Cameron, ..11/ I I..rutrimal Waterfall. 11 . 124 Irr. Homier. Her .4 specie we.rth .11 . 11 W , rues of opium. •1..•4 t!!. ' , a., 4 . 1.-.0.1.:0I eare...4 ;1.4 off er, 31 Imo •.4 gun.. 29 tu•ka, tune* . 4 47•4 •,* of tortanor•hell, II quarter tank. and 1 butt • re Or...id, of the 14th innt. aaYri '• t% els received from Tangter hy her *hid' arrived thiv nionana. The is for ...irking Init the new 1 nut. lie., had •: •1.. Th.• Spanidi pl.nil.teotirrw. for i t. !im:narie• int.•artiele..4 a treat) .4 'write at horn. Moor on the Moo, odi ht :t : • 1.1.61,01. on the date .4 the hit. •rt solvice•." A AiLYIS :—" ...• 4ande.l lone in the perwm if a certain Lionust vie•. -eni. t.. have at the London -oft., and elnerhere. she WWI in r•ndr 4. liong . 0 .4 Ili. grilerad wkh i. tied .b,• 1.1 been allowed • ..er t. r join, y Init.-et' it i seiil to lie the intim •e. ,•ei rument to veml her 011. It 14 ft iplel4ll l ll of • loch nol•••Is 11..te 1,11 4 ettlf. S.. every onv 1tt,1114 .he t to lion:: Kong for me." LEST T.. Tilt' 1)14:1: ..F H ILTI.N.—We are that the Puke of liamiltou met with AU ti •hieh hi.. _roar hail fractured It ir. the motile after having 'lined '• revelenve in Arliuxtier.treet b. I- :••: •R. t, te reat. In creaming l'icendilly, r.t t ...r Iterkeley.attret, in .rtfToritift ra 1.1• an.l hit grace (elk awl • •I the tight let hitt ahere the ankle. 111110. t•ly ....ilsry.4l to his nian•inn, 41 and Mr. W. Fer.ste.en. thr 116 . i ...•4 1 ter .11t4 . 1.! tnee, a n d the elliCUt .f the .“.1...11.•1 Ih. =nt, ponii.eil • roil night ua -- %. 4101 1. , 1 041 Cor..urab),. 1.E,• It% IP, —Y.tnixi. refiPtitag t.. I • • I. • ..'l-1r 1111 411111 Of MINN"' w.. SUiii.:lCl.lt to lolly • ri :lit ... Meal' I hilt the loteillt and : ettlettilliZeeetle int..the tteli•f that t.. 1 We. ten!, and • M• 9( \ Ina a I...adman • 11 h. might: trtn•&r hi. ~..7 4 1t0rti...1.. t.. !.••Ift• to neigh in nerignition ••• •1 h.. 1 di ,vrio rath tea. hisig a French .!..0,01 the evintrarte.l muscle. of • i • 1. t ...• li• rl i... 1. trvt from Ole hod by rauaing •• .• .1 • lat h:• INN ( orrrggio reoviv • • I hi. t tio.ta in fartleingar, •an •ii . 4114 II) itt,t under the weight of the h• rat r ing thr wag* hot., ; . . . . r e.." 1" hi. Ltroto with ratintly trip. • •..1 11,•• Leb• I. Frso•li r.oting rt. pork chops for • • :1, r •ii,er 1.1.• utglittuAre snore to the life : r. ..,..• .•••, a..a a n reri, I surpavt. 1. 1 . • . - Whet l• ••••• not know that • •• :t. rl.n I. fhe nf • rural I 9' , I. 1,;,‘ nun dap iu a „rat ilegrne .1.1. will r9ininianil ;re•ter •• .• than -sir .4 nv.• trot( eta hut if the man if five *I% fret in ritiliniferrtice. then be will .i.. 1 : ni. i.f (nut 111 1.1•.% 1.1. • 1 11.. Lttrr In- flub. Fru* / . /1 ifeflethlf V TEE EXPRESS, MONDAY EiENING, APRIL 20, 1860. the deceased tried to throw the prisoner, in attempting to do which they both fell. Another man at the same time ■truck the deceased. SHARE LIEITS.-27118 DAP. Pt I ILLILWATIL Mr. Seeker—What occurred after they fell! Witness--That was the end of it, as they both went into the public-hove. The fight lasted about five minutes. Mr. Seeker—ls there anyone who has WOO the man dead, and cau show that in the struggle he received such an injury that mused his death! Two o'Osoct. The railway share market to-day is baiter. An average advance of per cent. has taken place in the leading stocks. London and North Western stook is now quoted 1004 to 1 ; Great West ern, 694 to Caledonian, 901 to 91 ; Midland, 1164 to t ; ; Lancashire and Yorkshire 106 to ; South Eastern, 874 to 88 ; and Great Northern, 1144 to 115. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady, at 11 to lf prem. Great Western of Canada shares have advanced. Great Luxembourg are likewise inquired for. exh. ak I 141 I AMWAY& Wes to-oa' So 1 p.m. Sergean t Norman, D 11, rid that the son of the deceased would prove his death. John Dizon, the son, deposed to that effect, and said that Ida father died on Thursday morning, at four o'clock. Mr. decker--Is there any surgeon who CAW show the cause of death Inspector Burrows said that the body had been opened by a winreon at Lissotwgrove, but who objected to attest till after the inquest. The son said that the surgeon expressed an opinion that deceased had received an internal injury which bad caused his death. Mr. Seeker said it we, moat disrespectful in not attending at the court. His evidence might have had the effect of inducing bun to discharge the prisoner. (To the inspector) --Tell him that he must attend to-morrow, and that if he do not I shall issue a warrant for his attendance. The son further said that on the day after the fight his father walked nearly double, and he observed that he knew the injury he received would canoe his death. The prisoner was remanded. BRITI9II all Atlantic 4384. la `N M. 2 " . dte.. 1 E . L 41 ° ~ elf BuffaloalakeHuronat all Do. New all Do. Preference 100 Buff.,Brant,saGodertolt a p.c. Bda, Ann. 1,117! endorsedbyßultaLll. 100 Do. July 1,1871, ditto 100 Do. June 1, 1874, ditto De. Calcutta a 8. Pastern I x., 3 Cape TADock 6p. cyrus. 74 Ceylon, gua.4 . l i per cent. 6 Pastern Be 100 Indian 16 Do. Extension P. Do. itrirbulpore • • • • • Do. p. et. Debent Do. 6 p. et do Geelong& Melbourne Grand Trunk of Canada Do. 6 per ct. Pref. . Do. a per ct. Debent. Do. 7 per et. 1804 Do. do. 1867 Do. do. 1874 Great Indian Peninsula Do. New Ot. 8. of India g. 6 1 4 4 .. t, r t.West Canada Do. New Do.Bda..pay76.opt.tlll6o Do. do. 73 opt. till 60 Do. do. 73 withoutop. Do. bl p.ct. Bds..pay.77 Madras Guar. el per ct. Do. do. 6 per ct. Do. SI per ct. Esten Do. eth Eaten. do. . Melb.Corp 6p. ct. Bonds N. Brunswick & Canada clam A cap. sh I Do. do. Land do. I Do. do. B cap. do. I Do. do. Land do. Onde (Limited) fOcinde PanJoub ) 'Do. u.t.ED. t. g. 6 p.a tit. Andrews & Quebec • irrioldad.Limited, &zip 81111511 KUM LAW INTELLIGENCE (THIS DAY.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sittings at Nisi Prius in Loudon. -(Before Mr. Justice Williams and a risnrrion Jury.) ALLAN r. 11A.4.N - .:CDUCTION. Thin was an action to recover .laniages for the seduction of the pLiintiff's daughter, and the defendant pleaded that he was not guilts, :us.] that the .Isughter was Dot in the ser• vice of the plaintiff. Mr. Serjeunt Slice and Mr. 11..11 appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Nankin., Mr. T. .ttkiuoin, and Mr. Dula*: for the defendant. Mr. sterjeaut nhee state.l that the plaintiff, Mrs. Eliza Allen, wan the widow of a baker who formerly carried on Wank in a very renpeetable rummer at About eight years ago he died, leaving ter with several children, and among them her daughter Ellen, whose mis fortune wan now the subject of inquiry. About six yearn and a half ago the plaintiff went to reside at Plumatead, and having nine little property she, with awintaatte from her an., lived in some degree of comfort and rrnpectability. In Is - s 4 Ellen made the *quaint/ince of the defendient Henry 1 h-i Maxon. who W. then 24 yearn of age, and was the nom of r renpretalde upholnterer and unilertakerat Plow. .t,nul. The defendant wan then collector of wain, and shortly afterward.' he wan .ippointed chureliwanlen. Soon after the aotuaiubince commenced the defendant proposed marriage. Thin offer wan accepted. After the courtship hail continued wnie yearn, nothing having occurred to imluce the young woman or her mother to suppone that the defembuit had any but the 111.114 lionounible intention., be 111/Illeed Miss Allan t o go to a tavern at Shooter'n.hill and there effected bee ruin. What wwk place was repeated once or twice, and the poor girl was obliged to inform her mother that .he was pregnant. The mother, thereupon, went to the Ilefewlant, awl he adinitted that he, and be alone, was to Idame, and that Mine Allan's conduct had been quite irreproachable. He also said be would marry her without delay. A fterwarils he consented to the henna being publinheil, but he put off the performance of his promise on venom. pretence.; until a child was twin., nod then he peitivel:- retuned to lierform his engagement. Mr.. Eliza Allan—l am the plaintiff. I have ten children, of sib three are daughter, The defeiad:ott made the ac. oplaintarice .4 my daughter a year after I went to Plunistead, and he motioned his visits down to I1t:04. In 18511 my ,laughter wan living with me, ant assisted in the household work, and age also worked for wages at newilework. In.kugunt, 1559, one .1 my obiughtern, Mry Hurridge, made a roni...uniestion to/ tile, and in consequence I wrote to the defendant asking him to come and see ear, • and he ionic the nett day. I toll him I was wry much nurprineil at het...induct as I had always considered Lim • very honourable man. He Raid he was very sorry, it was all Lis fault, that my daughter was nut to * blame that he hail very great respect for her, he woul d to all in his power to repair the wrong, and that he would many her. He seemed rather depress.e.l . though it wan not convenient for him to marry then ; and I said if it were any convenience to him she nlenl.l remain with me till lie emit' make a home for her. He will I had removed all difficulty, and he would go and sw nay daughter awl arrange with her. My daughter wan staying with Mrs. Berridge, and I went there that evening and saw the defendant there. I pressen:l Lim to name the Ilan., awl he said it wan wow' for the holy to name theday. I nada in such a cancan thin his .lay would be her day. When he left he surd he should go up the neat day and set tie the flay with her. I said that the time was in short that he should name au early day, but lie gave no decisive slower. I sent for her feint Mrs. Burridge on the follow ing Monday, amt on the following Saturday, the 12th November, she was continent. Since then she had very ilelwate health, web in connegueuce, I have been obliged to keep a nervant to attend .in the chilob and to clothe work which my daughter ball Wine previously. Cronnyzainiuwl- --My daughter in now 24. She and Mrs. Burrelge had carried on thecrape lowinens together at West minster. The defendant liven with his father, and has no entablinhment of his own. The father is considered to b. a man of property. He Las a very large le niness in making coffins. Mr. Hawkins—That is a lively business, especially as Plunisteail is a very healthy place. (Laughter.) Miss Ellen ant the daughter of the last witness. I always considered myself engaged to the defendant. He •isiterl Me from 1t4.54 W 1i4.59 at my mother's. lu February, 1tt.19, he seducssl me at a house at Shooters Hill. A child was bon, in November. On the lAth September the de. fe.lant mel h« had seen mother and maile all arrangements, and that he meant to marry me as soon as he could. He later - ward. sumange4 with me for the public a ti,a, o f the banns, and they were published three times at West minster. He had desired me to go to the pariah clerk. In w•seral conversations Is fore the child was horn he ISM he meant to marry me, but put it off. He never positively declined to marry me. M,.. Je.se Allan- lam a daughter of the plaintiff. On the 17th September the defendant said to no, " I am going to marry your sister Ellen very• shortly." Mr. finals] Atkinson addressed the jar in mitigation of ilainages. but he ealledi no, witnemer. Mr. Justice Williams told the jury that in his opinion the ease was a had One of it. chum, but their businew was simply to compensate the plaintiff for the wrong done, sad m• 1., punish .lef e n o tpni. The jury found a verdict for tl.e plaintiff- &magus 14W. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Sitting, in BaDM. —(Refore the Lord Chief Aaron, and Handle Martin, Bramwell, and Wihk.) At the sittings ~1 the euurt this morning judgment was .tehsetert iu the foaming rases HFoLU r. SMITH. - JUDGMCCT. The Lonl Chief Bonn "aid that in this rave, which was an action fur an illegal flietrew, and in which a venlict had been found for the plaintiff with 10Uf. damages, they bad cennilted the learneel ridge who had tried the .1111"0, and be aa. rerfeily .►tubed with the venbct. Tb.. being so, the application for a Dew trial intuit be rtfuwd, and there would no rule. DAICIET THE LoNDoC AND "IDIATH•WrATERN RAILWAT CrotIMNI .-.11•11.:111trer, The Leal Chief Baron, in delivering the judgment et the t...irt in this - Thin wan an Action brought by the plaintiff against the conipauy to reamer the value certain paeig. it we. Kilt gr.' that certain package. wen• delivered to the eorepany, who pleaded tothe action not guilty, In. tot. court, with refereore to certain haaketa in which the good. were nod to have been packed. The real defence war that t h e whole affair was an iminwition, the object being • to newer. for goo& which lied never beta sent by the way. Aft. r the paynient of the 10.. into court, the • plaintiff waa convicted .4 receiving goods under false pretences, and the plaintiff*. attorney. with or without the pLantir. consent - that .torn not matter—took the m o ney out .4 wort. An application was then made by Mr. Plnpnoti to plead pui..lan•in continuance the conviction of the plaintiff. The plaintiff confessed the plea, indeed he roula not do otherwi.c, for it wan true, and applied for the amt.+ .4 pleading under the twcnty•.anod of the pleading rule.. under the Common La.. Procedure Act. Ur. Piny...a then ta..ved fora rule to set annle the jerk. twist and to day pn.ceedings. We are of opinion, having regard to the language of the Thal rule, that we cannot deal with it otlierwiw than I.y th.charging Mr. l'hipnon'n rule. It may be poshil.ly then; may have been wane foundation for the defend•, hut null the rule must be dis charged, with oats as a matter of course. Judgment ackvn:ingly. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WORSHIPATREET. IttIIGLARY AND Rul3llZla. Two powerful men, giving the nanis-t of Win. Hepworth and Wahine JireasoN, the former a car pe nter and the other a hawker, were charged before Mr. Hausfield with bur lariously entering the premises of Mr. herta, a pawnbroker in the 01.1.street•road, St. Luke's, ▪ ate.ding upwards .4 301. M. worth .4 property, comprising wild and silver jewellery of every desenption. It appeared that timid:op .aljeining the prosecutor's is not orcupied at night ; that the lock of the atreetslitor was picked during last night, and an entrance effected to Mr. kiiherts's pi Cllllsee by suiting through an eighteen inch wall- At G o'clock this morning the owner of the shop, Mr. Parker, 00 going to business we,. aatonislied to ISial the two pn.neni in the Act of leaving tie' street slmir peeing.. He SU 1401 them. asked their 1414111‘ . 14, hut they Bung him down and ran off. He, however, quickly rn.neml and raised an alarm. l'onstables 1 - Could, :at Si', rand Sergeunt Br lk, 44.) A reserve, who were adroit 500 yank instant, perceived the primmer, and gave pursuit, both of them were taken. Upon Hepworth was found all the property in question with the exception of a viluable snuff which wY in Jackam's prwket. Hepworth had a for. life preserver, and the other • dark lantern, an▪ d skeleton keys, And a " jemmy." They appeared to be well loaded to nuke any resistance, but Hepworth refused his eddies, Thera; were two lad. sleeping in the front .hop of Yr. Bolsi-Iv, and the prooners admitted to the iu.pector that as they ileweioh 41 the WWI from the Poot thev Fuel hroken in at. they ili.tinetly unwed our of the la.ys raise bin head ispparvidly alarmed; the action caused them to pause, but .obsequeistly they saw he w. fast sal gip. Inweetor isenvin, N divoaoti, mentioned that having rrcently olwenv..l a gryst numler of suspicion., characters about the neighbourhood iu question, he gave strict onler, e foi the p, , lice 4, be 011 the alert. Not any .lefe:we was attempted, and both pri.oners were reins:Me& M &RV LENIN E. cif RGE o► X OiXLAUGHTXX. Moons Waveball?, !loiterer, • than powerfully made, elcirne,l liefore Mr. Seeker (late rose of the magistrates of the itrrenwieliliee Court, presiiicil for the first time in the noolio of Mr. Broughton, who has retired), Is it h his ing 6eu supposed t. hays caused the I,lle. Disett, wro.turinotigi r, during • pugilistic r..tieont re At the Civet' Yco , in the Ligware•risil, ou Tuns dar erelong last. N hater wit that MI the evening in queoties, hi twe,l3 t.•n and eleven h. s ateinling hi■ eta in fend .4 the Erect, Man. w hen he vw the ivied and the pnr•ner, who were fighting, come out. While m tbestreet Arrival for theweek ending 9th of Slay last year. 88s casks. and deUvi.ry. LOW casks. The arrival last week comprised 178 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a larger supply of beasts, vet the choicest qualities canted be quoted lower than on Thursday. Sheep are not quite so plentiful, and prices well supported, although trade is not brisk. Good lambs and calves are in IlerliAnd. From Germany and Holland there are 330 beast., 2,600 sheep, and 71 calves ; Scotland, 50 beast. : Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,900 ; and 100 from the northern and midland counties. Per stone of 817.0. 4. d. 2. d. Per stone of Me. I. d. 4. 6. Rat Soots. fferefds. 4 8 4 10 I Beat Ihtslc 1171.daSh 4 10 6 2 114.14 Short.hoenp . 4 6 4 8 Pent Sewed quid. beasts 4 4 2 I Do. 40. Shorn .... 4 8 6 0 Calvin P 1 Mast Dena Ntf-hreds 5 6 5 8 lArahe Beast. at morket, 4,530: Sheep sad Lambe, 04,050; Cairn, 115. 1N6.. DM. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Pattendee and Smith report that there is a fair demand for all good hops at fully late prices. The bine hail been kept hock through the wet winter and very cold spring, but as the weather the last two or three days has ►ecome warmer it is expected to hear of the bine making Pr'olfress• COAL MARKET.—.THIS DAY.) Walla End Harkin. 20s. ; Walls lad Tandekl Moor. 13, nd.; Wall* End Hatton, 225.; Walla had Framwell pt.. We 9d.; Walls End Hunwirk, 16a.; Taufiel.l Moor Rotes, 13s. 9c1.; Wylarn, 165.; Hebside Hartley. 16a. ; Darniaon's Hanky, 16a. ; Haatinp' Hartley, 16s. ; How ard'. Hartley, 16 s . ; L am b er t' s Hartley, 15a. 9d. ; Bell's Primrose, 13a. 6d.—Sltips at market, 53. The remain. of Vier-Ail int] Don Gabriel de Ciscar, which were interred in flibnlibir in lA/there been exhumed. and with mobtary honour,. embarked on linen' H.C.M. 'riga& Villa de Bab,* for conveyance to his native land. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT mar= nzsourz.) CHESTER—MONDAY. ARRIVID.—Rising Sun, Twilight, Chirper, Summeraide, Cecilia, Big Ben, Br to Rainbow, Gaspard, Gardenia, Rildovan, Avalanche, Trovatore, and Pretty Row MINES-THIS DAY Two o'Czoos. The mining market to-day is steady, with a good amount of business. Stray Park shares are in request, at 42. A number of transactions will be found recorded in the Stock Exchange official list. In addition billtilleßß has passed in the following, viz. : Cargoll, Wheal Seton, and West Seton. . . . Sr John del Rey and Cobre Mining shares are inquired for, the former are marked 24 and 23i, and the latter 46 and 45i. Copiapo Mining shares have been dealt in at 12. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (limited) have received by telnram, from Lisbon. the fol lovrinv report, dated Mono Veffio, March, Ifl6o:—Promos for February, 31,280 eitArea. Cost for February, 7,206/. • profit for February, 4,5721. Produce 1$ days of March , 19,6811 . _ . At South Carillon Wheel Hooper meeting, held on Fri day, the accounts showed an estimated balance against the mine of 7631. 19s. A call of 5.. per share was made. The Cwm &bon Mining Company, on the 27th instant, made a call et 9i. per sheen. - - - COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The weather in London has been since last Friday, floe, dry, though cold in the shade, the wind being still easterly. la day time the son shines with power and warmth, but in night time white frost has bees frequent in the country during this week. Vegetation continues backward, and a great deal of spring sowing is yet to be done. The country markets held at last week'. close were gene rally Arm in tone and steady in price for mos: articles. The attendance of the trade in Mark-lane to-day was large, the tone Arm ; prices of most articles nominally unaltered. The supply of home-grown grain was small, and of country-movie dour moderate. The initorts of foreign grain into London since last Monday were retorted this morning as fair of dour, small of ea wht, far of barley, and small of oats. WHLAT.—Eoglisb sold slowly and barely last Monday's quotations were asked, but to force a sale less money would have hail to be taken. Foreign dull, and in value tending dowuvrards at last Monday's rates. Fovea is quiet demand at about last Monday's prices. BALLET good, very SCUM, maintained at last Monday's rates. _ _ . Ogre quiet at last Monday's prices. Bat !rm. —Eugliyla and Egyptian unaltered at last Monday'a currency. . . . . . PEAS quieted at lag Monday's prices. CURRENT QUOTA7IONS, DUTY PAW. WHEAT.--English white, 465. to 56a. ; red, 445. to 52a. per yr. ; Dentate and Konipberg, 465. to GOs. per 4941 b. ; Roatoek, 54a. to 56a. • other Baltic porta, 465. to 525. ; French, red, 46a. to 54 . ; white, 48s. to Us. Ft.oea.-Town. 445. to 4G Norfolk, 34e. to 35c per 2901 b. ; French, Ma. to 425. per 2801 b. ; American (United States), 21e. to 29a. per barrel. BARLEY. --English, 26.. to 46.. per qr. ; Deltic , 30s. to 355. ; other sorts, 39.. to Vs. per qr. 0 ‘r.i.-Briti.h, 20.. to 214,.. per qr. • Russian, to 23e. per yr. ; other Baltic ports, 21s. to 25:„ per qr. Bemaa.--Engliah tick, MU. to Ms. ; barrow, 39a. to 425. per qr. Foreign, 32.. to 40a. per qr. Egyptian, 32a. to Up.. 6d. per qr. Pus.-English boilers, Ms. to 40s. ; hog and grey, 34a. to 355. ; foreign white, Xs. to 38s. FLOATING eiftooDLLSince last Friday five grain -laden vessel, were reported arrived at porta of call, via.:— 1 wheat, 1 boxier, and maize. The sales hid reported were : Wheat arrived Ghirkt, 530. 6d. Wheat now shipping : —Tsiparm; faiirka, 535. Wheat to be shipped in May or June, Taganrog (Mirka, damage exceeding 10 per cent., to be half allowed, 535. Maize on Damage :—Odessa passed Constantinople in a black I)ipthong vessel, 375. 6d., all per 49211 a. Barley now shipping : - Two augoes Danube, 96e. per 4001 M. ; also two cargoes ditto, now shipping at 214. per im. yr., C.F.U. The trade today was quiet, nadir the combined influence of fine weather and several fresh arrivals reported by telegraph. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PiOY APuILL To APRIL 28. IP/1;a rout w Ws- 4 11 11 Knglish 1131111 TII INo tra • Mit IT: ?lamp I qn• 1 i' HS 1 Merl Float. I gra brie acts. IS 1479 . . 781 7460 11l 12753 1414 , 329 . . 3058 41 1 34 149 33 923 cwta. I NM K C Rail I 11/F4 I 741 (at ".!; Rail >M.... I - W....1.:1;1i] is MINCING-LANK.—(THIS DAY.) The public ale• of sugar declared for Ito-morrow embrace ►bout 11,000 bags Mauritius and • large quantity of Ceylon coffee. St use. --No business importance reported since Fri day. Refined lumps, common quality, 51s. lid. to 53. U.arre.a has • steady appearance, but no business reported. TEA.—This article has been in fair demand to-day. Prices are unaltered. RlM—This market remains inactive. Mt N.—Dull of sale. SALTPITRZ.— NO sales reported. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW ItARICET.—('THIS DAY.) The market is quiet:—Towu tallow la quoted Mc fel. net ankh ; Petersham Y.C., cm the apot,l6s. I 1 ; April, I, 1,1 . • Mar to ,Tian, 54.. 54. ; July to Sept., 521. ; Oct. to Dec., .'de. fkl. PARTICULAILS OF TALLOW. Mork on hand this duy —.casks 11,(114 11.271 20.938 Delivery last reek 1,157 1.150 1.428 Ditto front Ist Paw 55.773 03,511 75,112 Arrival last week Ditto Icon Ist June Price Y.l'. Iwo cwt. this day Ditto Town last Prislay s7s. M. Ms 1111. , Ms. 01. r ...1111.0109 Moat lAustrilise Bon Accord. Undted Brat Imp (is.stapoo ) Do. !t. John del Bey Cla.Con. Min. Co. Jam Cobra Copper Dun ao Mountain Copper Fortuna General Northern of S. Australla C ( t ) Kspunda 31m) Linares InaltqanuiNtatan N. Mane Copper of Australia Pontgibaudellreriesd Port Philtp Scottish Austin. (Lbr ) United Mexican Worthing , Lim.) I Do. JOINT STOCK ItAll Bums. lc - Aw l ~~i so,000! 10 0001 26,0001 S iii.iiiiocii 10,000, 1016.000.1400 ii:OOO 4,000 16,000 40,000 0,0001 I 11:13 100 120 11 I. 100 Agra and U. Ser. Beak Atudralaaia Bank of = cc Bank of Bank of Turkey !British N. America Chart. Bank of India, I Australia, and China . Chrtrd. li en. of India, Lon., and China 'City ;1O;1 - 3. of Oasiffia 1Co; 3: of ioiTTekst!' SeoLitAusLClnuid. 10. Bank of Switzerland. Lon. Ch. Bank of AustrL I Lo Lon n d do o n n J an e d in "nt7 t Stock : Lon. and Wwiliiiimaier.. Nat.yrov,of Inehad.. - PTCrer las. I _gales. 75 77 75 76 fle 51 65 ii SI U a as 10.000 26.000! I" National Bank New South Wales Oriental Bank Corpora 'Ottoman sank !Provincial of Ireland lio. Nev South Minnha Illnlon of Auttralla ilVon of Loudon !Patty Mutual Sh. I CONIPAIREO. IPdIO. prima I Wes. 47,000 3,000, 12:0001 1,0029E51 100.220 250,000 700.000, 76:1 35§:i01 19 21 17 179 77 2 Is 2 21 - 12.000 wool wow' n - art sh ._____ ileiiatslll Australian AgricuL Atlantic Tel. (Lm.) Berlin Waterworks Brit. Amerioui Land Britt Dish Ras TeL • Do. B 7 Per 0 . 1 . 711 UN Do. C Canada Lad Channel blends Tea (4) Cop. Mg.', irsAllewit I Do. net Se prR Nab Crystal Palms Do. Preference Do 6p. Cl. Peep. Deb /kepi c Telegraph Do. New Rag. and Aust. Cop. Oen. Steam Navigation Great Ship (Limited) Indian and Aust. Tel.. Lon. District Tel. (L.) London Discount (L.) lon. Gen. Omnibus Co Madras Irrign. A (Noel Mediterraneanllec.TeL Reinter. Ps. Tel. (Lim.) National Discount Co Netherlands Land Do. Sp. c., Is. all dis N. Bruns. A N. Soot U N. Brit. Austral/nista— riental One Do. " New Shares" In. Min. (Lim.) A Do. do. 3 Do. do. C Peel River laud & Min. Perlin. end Orion. Steam Do. New Red Sea & Ind. Tel. 44 . e. forso ye. by Br. Doe 50 poney Iran 15 No. New 106 Royal Mail Steam St. Scottish Anal Investat 1 25 South Australian Land 1 Submarine Tel. Scrip 1 Do. do. Registered 20 Trust it L. C0.11. 7 p. Can 100 Ten Diemen'. Lod - ii:000l wool 80,000 11,810 60,000 17 1S 1,724 168,676 50,000 50,000 26} 5 4 41 -164 6,000 10,000 800,000 Sto,ooo - 3 . 3" - IE - SS 33 4 1 5 10 ID 10 141 14 ISO 126 6 8 16 30 ii rrt 812 las 101 03 pm .106 107 I par if pak I s l IMa 1 I dim 1 If Se pie E 4 1 01 01.1 21 10,000 10,000 15,000 2,000 14206 75,000 75.000 60,000 10,00) b t 10 lb 1 1 I Is par I - 41 ... I 48 50 T 8 SO 134 15 4 Pia Pal die 51 22 61 53 110 ISO Ilk sc. 17} § 4) id I i 10 11 WEBLITAIMMIONARY SOCIETT.—(THIS D.ay. )— This morning the annual meeting of the members and friends of this society was held at Exeter Hall, Sir Andrew Agnew, Bart., M.P., in the chair. The report gave a S e t ed aconunt of the society's operations in India, dwell ! Alino;ticuilsrlytron the misit ion raria districts o ti :i o e u gidlit f n rica arra the m bed been suc cessful, but to the Sierra Leone district the past /ear had been one had of se . soenere3fferinz great ;i ana c at th ees aii i d n err n i , b , iii, st as ante e d mortality. During the mine season Many aced s evere privations, owing to the scarcity of prori stews, so that both the society and schools had sustained a lea On the motion of the Rev. S. D. Waddy, President O f the C on ference, seconded by the Rev. NOWIIIIIO Hall, Minister of Surrey the report was adopted , and several interesting apeses were de li vered. Another suls-mctor of constabulary, Mr. Rogers, etatkined in Reasy, has been appointed a stipen diary magistrate for the Ring's County. This is the third or foarth appointment from the force within the lost few swaths. I I OIDINA&Y BRAINS AND STOCKS. Arob.,Not.,Boat.BE Blrm..WoL dntourVal Blrk..Lan.okebas.Junc 'Blackburn Blyth end Tyne . Bodon. Slestril,& Md. C. Bilst9l &nd latter .... leO - rk sad Bandoa. ~co:n~.u. Do. A Ano &v. until! Do. B p.e. to paid to R. Dublin and Bs Unat Jun Dund., Perth, t Abd.in. Iblat Fastl°;tim. Eastern UnToZetoek Al Do. Mack) fast Suffolk Ditto Edinburghand, WO KW n Ivo': Perth. Dundee all Yorth and Clyde June. ee l 100 Glasgow & 3. Western all Great North of Soothed 100 Great Northern I Do. A stook _ _ Da i 81.7 - ekl at. eolith & West. (Ire ) Greet Western _ c`Z:g.C's r 4 70 11 Ili lai 100 101, n 1 1 1 01 Si 7 11 A I .4 U . . . rl 79 in sal U 108 114 114 114 117 151 133 113 114 0 04 0 • 105 104 SI 70 Ili 115 14 14 100 1004 oi l 1214 11 12 1 42i 116 116 i 23 116 161 161 7 6 I 64 66 Si 3 /is 61 61{ 96 n die so 106 . 108 9 4 42 44 14 16 115 117 N ST St SO 68 60 4 41 64 67 871 66 67 77 80 I . 8 It li ..I 1 5 :1 pm die pm 50 60 10 11 6 1 6 1 Do.BtoarVal.Osailtk. 1!" 0 . 6 • 121 T.Milbbe Loudon and Illookwall LonßrhOton,tB.oonet London, , Mt.ohDov. Lond onKtgh* North Wean ths Lond Do. on& South Western Leodooderrydeolsraln Do. and Eaniskllleo Man.,Bhet.4l.lnooinsh Ilstropolltsn Wetland Do. Blrm. & Derby Mid. Ot. Western (Ire , Newcastle end t...)trllale Newport, Aber ,&liere. Newry& Armagh.deL Norf Newry,Warrenp. & Roe olk Northern Countlsm Mt CO North British a➢ North Devon Ball D I all Do. A . 100 N. Eastern-1 Do. G. N Pure. Do. Leeds Do. York North London North&S.Wasteraitin North Staffordakin. . Ottord,War.,t WOIVIC Peebles Portsmouth Rhymney Scottish (*Aral Scottish N. E. Aber.Stk Scottish Midland Shropshire Union . Sittinghourne t Sheers South Devon South Eastern .. South Wales S. Yorksh. it River Dun Staines.Woldrighm..hc. 'Stockton it Darlington Ditto ditto Mail Val* Ulster Do. Do. Yale of Neath Victoria Stn. It Pimlico Waterford & Kilkenny West Cornwall iWast London riumariscs EMUS. ißria & Exete r onian £lO 4p. It. !Caled, IDun.Perthot Aber. Jun. East Anglian, A, 6p. et. Do. B, 6 p. et. Do. C, 7 p. et. I L Cows. d Er. o. , 6 p.a. Do. New p. et. Hastert' Union. 6 p. et. Glaawer,s p ct. Ydin.,Perth.Dnn..4. P.C Great Northern, 6 p. et Do.sc.red.allop.et.pm Do. 4i percent IDo.q.C - iMint 5 p.c.pm. Ot.h Scotland, Ist Prat Ot.West. BerkidtHantes Do. redeem. 4i p. cent Do. redeem. 4 p. cent Do. Irredeem. 4 p. ct. Do.sp.ct. redeem Pref. Do. Bina. Pref. Shares Do.CbcoterPf.Bltop.c. Do. do. do. Ip. c. Do. Birm. Oua. Stock Do. Chest. (m. Shares I ;: Do. do. do Um* Yorksh. 6 p.c.84 , Lossatßrlght...s No. 1 Do.ll p.c. do. No.! Do. 'p.a. do. .... Do. lac. do. No. 4 Do. p.c. do. .... Do. p.e.prf.sh. d 0... Do. 7p. e. Pref.Siock.. Do.llp.e.do. (W. 6.*C. P.' Do i x e. &Air. dot. 1111 Loa death= and Dover ILNW.CovANan.6F LAS.W.7p e.Stlate Loodondrry&Enals. sh Kaa.Sbef. & Llue.6p. et. Do. && Do. Si per cent Do.redeensable )(Shad Cons.ip.e.B4ook Do. Coos. Bret 8.6p.e. Do. 4 e pct. Pref. Stook Do. Let& litchi,. 4 p.e. Nev.& Aber.te.,per.Sp. corith optiontill !see Norfolk Sp. et. Mac* Iforthltritlatt6 kale Nett Do. Border Mikis Res N.Kas—Berw.4 p.e.Prt. Do. Lode bpd No. 11 Do York. N. 4 Roars. Nardi ptaltrishirs LW.I Do. Irredeemable !Se;aleit . ls;n7. - 1 7 :;;;Pref. Boot. N. 11.34 p.a. Prete& Do. Aber. gu.dp.e Do. T p. et. Pref. Stock IL Devon Fixed tip. e. 16. L.. (Rea& An. 1.0.11) 100 100 100 100 100 Do. iypercent. Do. flied per cent. 'IL Wales gua. 4 p. oaot Do. 41 per cent tt. Yorkshire 4 p. e. gua 'Illoek.& Darlington sp.c IDo. do. B6p.e Do. do. Cep.e Water.& Kilkenapap.e N se 100 102 Ai 17 99 101 110 113 100 100 110 112 100 111 136 126 00 82 110 112 76 77 117 119 110 112 103 106 85 ST 98 100 88 90 90 92 102 103 9f 101 17 13 10 191 74 79 11 30 19 1 IS 138 140 HS 117 116 117 MI H 2 116 117 164 IN ill US OS TO 21 It 116 117 Mk 12 ' Mk 126 11T -- I .# 0 70 I i 11113 140 101 103 96 06 1 1 1 ni 110 111 u. u. I. tir a 1 179 9 die l i r 123 Ifs 117 U 9 ii ti- 10 inU 100 102 100 102 89 01 00 101 84 88 29 29 n 2 3 a2 Ul u M se TOKTION lAILWAYS. W Antwerp t lottertleaa al I Az!tru?" _ _ all 7 11Saida Dolgtan & B L . Fr& r.:p.o. Juoatloa wit. Ayres & S. Fernando ali Besiers to Oralsseeme. an lOartneaus Mies I liil a all 1 4 11 8 .1itensicia _ _ _ all 'Eastern ,of France j Oil. Russian ins. 6. p. a all ,Gt. Central of France all GA Lasembg.Const. Sh all ,Itallan Junction all liA e At ke Constance & Bale and Turnhout le Lombardo-Venetian all Lyons and lieneva all 'Maria Antonia all NsautLloge t By the all !Do.fp.c.Prf. f Beigßos. all ,Sorthera of France lt L _Dn. N e w Shares E NeTweirfa - it ; 11 7 0 - nTs 174 ail IParia, Lyons. and )(edit all !Farb and Orleans 10 ilesdle and S. Francisco CFarnamhuco' g Tp.c. 10 Alga and Du= all !Rome and F all Royal Danish aD ilic er per cent. all all Sambre and Meuse all Do. 54 per cent. Fret . I • flanPaalo 11m4.7 pert. all southern of France I all West Flanders all Do. Sf per cent. Pref. all West & N. W. of Franco • Western of Austria I all ;Wiesbaden II sPs 1 I ii II s ; tia l l 14 ni gi 7 I} li 8 8i 19 19 98i 99 - 8 - 9 -Pm' VI 374 U 66 1} tual 13 15 a 1 1 81 20 dim 21 i iv Al .d Cons. (Phi Wick) British Iron Clifford l rev. O. Con. (M.Litt.) gat Beret (Mew) t lairsda, _ 1 0 KWh. Russel Taoistic) °iambler & St. Anima. rest South Tolgne G. wh. tared . Phillaei) G. Wh. Vor lielston) Grenville fisrotre-Toot Hlnpton Dow. IM7 BertW_._ North Do g io ny lakeht). .Z.. F rances --) North Wheal Crotty Par Cons. (St. Blasey) Providence' U. Lelant) Bortridge Con. Min. Ca S. Caradon ht. Cieer) B. Cam Brea tillotpui) & Devon Iron & Oen Mining :Lim..) S. W. Prances (Mops) Tarn Park Tanur SfiLaLeadY&C 1 in nirrcit ---- Vale of Towe4 .m na.) West Basest ( ) W. (radon (lA ) West Seton ___ Wh. Basset Wh. Baller litEdrutk Wb. Edward toustado Wh. Kitty (Us. Laimit) Wheal Mary Las (Menbsolot) ITrelawney %ht.] lUEZIGN Els. I lo.res /14.1 11.431 M. 14400 U 14t.r . 1 Gt.Noeth.4p.e.3aakJalyl loo Norfolk 4 p.e.ltar.asept. l loo et 06 K UAL 4p.et. Jul *July 240 100 102 041. Wore. te. 44 p.ct. do. 100 100 104 8.9941.2 X. East. 4p. et. 100 92 94 100 100 100 100 100 299 (for money 1024 I & 10.19 eel 9 Ilit 1 1 9 I 29 2 96 in dim Mammies, Makin% rt elf a 4 I 78 83 70 76 SS 73 P 2 f 11 20 1 1i dl di : die 101 f 1 f 01f P 62 1 Pa P 7O r 100 101 102 901 33 36 91 33 68 70 81 03 08 72 08 . 72 I; 1 die 132 73 4 dis 97 99 97 90 97 99 92 94 98 90 971 931 91 93 1 01 clk 6 7 6 7 6 7 6 7 991 160 1 01 dla 96 96 I I dial IQ P 4 "ill 0 IWl4ild TR ~a 1 174 12.1&9 — S 1 4 i ii Ad 640 460 86 90 11l 04 11l 111 40 141 1 3t 30_ $1 6.14.6 81.1ta. 41. 71. 1.8.6. i i i rap! di• t Y 3 24 44 46 11 13 f 1 3 31 23 25 / die par 1 11 pm 101 111 } } u par dls par 6 die par I It 2 tII - 80los Maki 102 11 gel I I 51 In Ci ed.is..- 1.4.0. I I 1 44 i• Lt.t. 1 1 all 2 an MONEY MARKE7.-THIS DAY. Two OVIACIL. Owing partly to the large arrivals of bullion, the funds to-cLy illve experienced a fresh rise of I per cent. The upward movement extends to the other depulauente of the Stock Exchange, the tone generally being firmer and most kinds of securities being quoted at a moderate advance. At Paris ti is morning, according to Mr.Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quotod 70.80 (after stau.li3g at 70.70), being bc. better than on Saturday. Consols are officially marked 05 and 051 for money, and 9fik and for the account. The pre sent quotations are 95i for cash, and 951 to for the 9th of May. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 94, 1, ; New Three per Cents., 9 , 4, 1; Indian Five I.er Cent. Stock, 1860, loq, ; Five per Cent. "enlaced " rupee papor, 98i, ; ditto Five-and-s-Half per Cent., 104, 104, 103 i ; Indian Four per Cent. debentures, 1868, 961, 97, 9tij ; Indian Four per Cent. deben tures, 1869, 901 ; Exchequer Bills, ss. to Os. prem. The foreign stock market is also firmer, with a tendency to improvement. The Turkish Bonds are rather dearer, the loan of 1854 being quoted 74 to 77, and that of 1858, 811 to 2. Mexican Bonds, and Spanish and Rus sian Three per Cents. are likewise inquired for. The scrip of the New Brazilian loan is hint marked I prem. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Ceuta., for account, 991 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 91, I, 901; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1800 (scrip), par, prem. ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. 9","i (exchange, 25fr.) ; Chilian Six per Ceilts., Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 213 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 44 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 881, 67, 66! ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 85, 4; Spanish Three per Cents. for account, 473, 48 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 77 ; ditto, six per Cents., 1858, 814, I. It is officially announced that the Stock Exchange will be closed to-morrow, the lst of May, according to custom. The Lincolnshire has arrived from Melbourne w ith 87,0001. iu phi. The Magdalena, from Brazil for Southampton, Las reached Lisbon, with 71,1001. A total of 504,0001. in specie and billion remains to be disposed of this week, inclusive of the amount by the Lincolnshire. A portion will probably be sent into the Bank, notwithstanding the recent partial relapse in the continental exchanges. From Constantinople we receive the somewhat important intelligence that the Porte has concluded a loan with a great Greek banking house of Con stantinople, for completing the withdrawal of the Caim4. The amount is 80 millions of piaistres (about 720,000/. sterling), secured on a portion of the tithes of Romnelia. A private letter, dated Constantinople, April 18, states that "the directors of the Bank of Turkey have sent in their resignation en masse, being 11D. able to agree among themselves or with their ool leagues in London. The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed next Wednesday a special settling day in the shares of the Nerbudda Coal and Iron Mining Csmpany, which are to be marked in the official list. _ The weekly traffic return of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, just received, shows an increase of 4,334/. sterling. The number of miles open is 970, against 880 last year. The fourth call of 1/. 10e. is to be paid on the shares in the Bahia Railway Company by the 6th of June. _ _ The directoits of the Great Northern and Western of Ireland Railway Company invite tenders for the construction of the railway from Castlereagh to Castlebar. This is a single line, 37 miles in length. An extraordinary meeting of the Hereford, Hay, and Brecon Railway Company is called for the 9th of May, to consider the bill before parliament, enabling the company to relinquish the junction of their line with the Shrewsbury and Hereford Rail way, and in substitution therefor to form a junc tion with the Newport, Abergavenny, and Hereford Railway. The first general meeting of shareholders in the Royal Portuguese Railway Company is called for the 11th of May, at Paris. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of the railway calls falling due in the month of May. The apparent magnitude of the amount is occasioned by the call on Lombardo- Venetian Railway shares, the hulk of which are held abroad: . . . Amount per Share. Due Already Due In May. 1900. Date. Paid. Buffalo and Lake Hu ron, Immo of April, minnis Central Metropolitan Nunhood. New l6 Portadown, Dungan non. de., Extension 16 Ditto 6 per Cent. Prat. 16 Riga and Donaburg t 7 Solth Austrian, dc l6 Vale of Llangollen . Whitehaven and Fur Number Call. of ShareA. LI 7 6 30,030 41,250 5 LI Is. not known. 1 0 60,000 60,000 2 1 0 6,900 17,000 I 0 not known. 5 0 not k:.ovrn. 4 0 01,040 163,200 2 0 7:4,000 1.500,000 2 0 4,500 0,000 nem Junction, Prof., Total In May 6 00 Total canal l five mouths of IWO. 4750 L 1,764.100 £4327,43 SATURDAY Eviorcia. Consols, which closed yesterday at 95, " buyers," for the 9th of May, opened this morningat the same quotation, receded to 96, "sellers," and closed at 95 to 1. For money the last price was 96. The offi cial business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, 95; ditto for amount (May 9), 95, 951 ; Three per Ceuts. Reduced, 951, ; New Three Der Cents., 93 1 , 1, ; Bank Stock, 2261 ; India Stock , 220 ; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1061 • ditto for account, 1061 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 9 8k, ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures , 1858, 97 ; India Bonds, 6s. dis. , The British Government Five per Conte. ware I also officially marked 111. The Indian Five par Cent. stock of 1859 was firm, at 1061 to g. Exchequer Bale rcumin quoted Os. to 10a. prem. The foreign stook market was steady, with a fair amount of business. The late supply having appa rently ceased, Russian Three per Cents. were firm, at yesterday's improvement, being quoted 621 to 67. The Turkish Loan of 1854 rename quoted 761 to 77, and that of 1858, 61 to 1. ilpinish Bonds were firm, and" Mexican Victoria government bonds were again in active demand to-day, and experienced a fresh rise of 1_ per cent., closing at 1.06;1 for money, and 1061 to 107/ for the new account. The supply of thtae I debentures derived from speculative subscribers appears to have been completely cleared off the market. The shares of the Union Bank of London were steady to-day, at 241 to 25k. Other bank ahares , roman' quiet. Ottoman were firm at 171 to 18. + Provincial Bank of Ireland were marked 82+. Madras Irrigation shares continue in request, and ' have reached 31 to 3t, prem. Peel River Land stock, and London District Telegraph shares, were quoted lower. The quotations for the shares in new under takings wereas follow :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 21 to n prem. • Universal Marine I to 11-16 prem., ex the new sha res ; London and Provinciall Marine, 5-16 to prem. • and Nerbudaa Coal and Iron Mining, I to I die. The Atlantic Iltoyal Mail Steam Navigation Company's steam shipltrizil sailed from Galway on Satur day for tit. John's. Notra.ontileml, and New York, with her Majesty's mails, 460 is ,....euger, and a fair cargo. ni l r 14 Wei 30 5i WI il 98j - Isse T 6;,' 7 - 6321 20,000 26,666 6,000 LON 6,010 6,000 I Was. No. I soo LOU MI 6,144 4,000 — We 6,000 2,500 6,000 1.126 S,f'" 11,2 - §ol _CO 6 I 0i , F91 30,0001 goonl 18,000 16,000 10,000 103,816 80,000 20 6 1 wain 43.174 lb, Inati. 9. 11c . lei — - 21 2 -. 1 43 46 6 6+ 3 4 6 6 8 9 n $ 46 . 47 117, - 1 i SOO 310_ - ii if I II 165 156 35_ 37. lei 41j - 2 . 1 - 21 q 21 i 3 __ 67 31 1150 360 146 156 87** °l# 16 61 1 16 17 Ili Ili m3l till