The Express. — London, England, 1861-03-26 00:00:00

THE SOUTH LAPCASHIIiI STAINS. At nod Stalybrislge large meeting* .4 I • 1 . took place yeektilay, to eater to retailer prrsrut disa.,-remileat hawses the wieu sad thew The demand faro " strike" was wawa At , , h I.ltee " thiesisaits" of workmen met, mid the feeling • . the isms wherever $ awetiag was hal. If Fist Lan , ~..se would sot strike, the nee el tkwtb Lancashire . n .Ictemitard to do at This was the vernal mole. t reanimate with it lary aanibers belooging Ittalybralige, Glamor. Hyde, Newton, ..uil Om-rears wt. la Ashton, the woo ao .trske paraded t•ise, sod, ia mar came, forted the rues who were . theta. They geserally .b..ite.l the weever. .t. diet at nee will they famed is the large draws. alai , • ,i. 16-1 awes at week to cease. A use deg of tbe rime is the tewa-cleek's ekes, at Aabtaa. ,f !TY -rcraryamdeat writes inna Stalyhralse, at 4 o'clock . - ~t : --" .t 111111111• T .4 window.. hAve hero smaahel , t lisyley's mill, pot mow. Tho pal.* have been tr. the bawds are penny their heads nut of the laying they an lacked la. The masters are bow t. Lbws • aiming is the togni•clerit's Aire. and another imetia4 ia bang eaavend I. the usual plan, Planta. I a I 40111.44111... tie•ther ecorreeposdant lays :—" A meeting of the hands sn .1 hal r oe to Glossop did not take plate in Maly. I b.uerz parcel being deepatelmd ; but a very lane tog .4 the 141ahrbralne operatives took plane us eke Grosualls, soon after four o'clock, anti the result AA a walks chase is tho horoti4h. it being announced that News. Harriccia. Moors, Johnson's, anal Messrs. Ilsrlev's hand. wive all .att, sal nearly the ',hole of kleeara. Cuss'. awl Mown eh", thana'a. 11.nister meetings ue to la traralas I mornia; in all the plaees named, awl tkia nod l n alt,vstin looks as if a gyarral tura•out waa 'Loam at." ihou.sols id the weavers of Hyde sod Newton 1.11.4 el...sari it present oei 'strike) po.eeilol to Glowiop isoreme- heeded by a brad of music. A number .1 i' +.lll , ers were in attesdinee. We have Dot beard (4 thet4ll , ••SCP. (Hump presestal a *nue yesterday such ma . IL. Vt. ref 14010 witaso.ud. The influx of power loom limier. is ...bloated at above 12,0110. They went sinning tune. l' a bud al ruse, " Itritoas never shall Ira ▪ ail made the air resound with their innumerable ~see. A keeling was celled, awl was addressed b 7 seven weaker., al: e.f whom eupd upon the bands of (Hamm to • eork. awl they agreed to do so. The east multitude retuned lido Stelybridge mad Ashton between 7 and it last ▪ with mimic.the above chorus. It is arraaced flat the leak at Hand Hawks vied Sta,k port to-day ; sal those of Stalybridge sad Ashton gr. to Wiliam, to net the hawk out. Meetings of a monster cha r. I. r will be hell dna mention for this purpose. The sitlement of the torn-mat amongst the factory opsrstivoi is Holton unfortunately makes little proper. Tee number at present out by this nrdortunate strike is ui.werds of spinner., winch. with piercers, eanlronen koala. Ice., arks. • total of near 12,11011 The power• to. weaver. wits hell a pulilie meeting yesterday after. is, is the Temperance Hall. and on Mooolay they paid • mayor au stnke 1.41. aid to their teeters Nd., it I. ing last week 3.. id. awl Is. The spinier., we may state, aljounied their mertiiii.: to Mondry neat, and the hands et uoe d Ile male no slinks have accepted the employers' teases—via., at Newt, Bally arid kiott's of Tykleoley. A meet* of the _delepttes from places is Mouth Lan. .. .Aare eau held in lienolootter oa &today. when a strike was ansaimmily resolved upon. The difference (says the M••••••retr lammainer) between the seseten aid the wen is thia—th• entater• wish to redoes the wages, sad the tura dimmed. imesall. • redoesion of weekiss time. ?BD MUNI IN !NI BUILDING TRADE. The h,ll.,wing appears in the Tim :—" The present position of the mason. of London at this important poicture renders it tiempary for us to lay before the public the relations that we stand in with ...a employers. It bus been a recognised fact between employers sad employed that the wages of the !amnion masons are per day fur sir days successively, with the privilege of the 4 o'clock on Saturdays ; hut Mr. Kelk, of Pimlico, and Mews. Loom Brothers, of Pedvakre.nmil, lAmbeth, have, with a few los notice. Poue.l a proposition introducing a system of working by the bur, st the rate of 7.1. per hour, which is diametrically eressied to the rules and regulations which have been the pude .4 the masons of London, and which have hems recug. cool by the employers hitherto ; and, although this system they wish to intis.doce advances our wages at the rate of 21.1. per .lay, still we consider it far from equivalent to the oils that vial he intoshiced into our branch of the buibliog trlsk. By accepting the system which they wish to enforce wa y upon wwe shall open the to to be the systematic workingovertime, which we leave a very great evil ; M fact, oue of the greatest curses to ow branch of the huilding trade. It would also take away our privilege of 4 ...clock us Saturday. Ureter these eirmundiniess we sent &deputation to wait on these respective firma, soliciting the withdrawal of the said proproatmn, which they have re fined. stating they are determined to referee the system, leaving us no alternative hut to cease work as Friday, the 220 d last., with the determination of not resuming it again till the withdrawal of the peopoeitioo. (In behalf of the committee, "WILLIAM D. Jogurt, Secretary. "Sun lan, Mason street, lambs* March 25." rirrrumeart or tan Brun Sratim—The differ- Mill between' thr a ZiffilTO =ISOM and their employers have bees settled, on 31tio4ay the men resumed work. During the but few days deputstioes from the employers and employed have met several times to datum the points at lose. The result 41 their c4uferences was a recommen dation to their respective bodies of the following arrange. meat, to which both parties have agreed :—The employers to give their men an immediate edemas of id. per day, and to allow them to leave work at four o'clock on Saturdays and the men, os their part, to pron.ise to make no further demand within twelve months from the present time. Either party must give six months' notice of as, intention to make soy alteration in the rate of wages or tLe Lours of lalietar. Me operatives have thus gained the whole of their dentaarle, and the only exaction made from them is that they shall not stnke again within a year, and that they shall give sic months' roues of any intention to strike. The advance ..4 wages already made in several branches of the leaddiag trade hes lettuce.' the *storms and pastes of this city to form a society, with a view to the improvement of their nsiditio3. i i itIFISIIITiOrTII OF ENGLAND AGRICULTURAL Sow.—At the annual !retire of the minshers ..f the laser Gouty Show on Tuesday, at Lewes, the Earl of Chichester, who was in the chair. stated that it had been seigented that the society shankl wropersho with Kent, end Mark in estahrhing a greet Mouth of leg. Lad Mee, Ile be WY emonsilly, and that the fur exhibi- Ike bille_pleps In !NM the year of the contemplated Mitred iaYkWo at Kensington. The meeting favour ably resolved the seggrtiou, and it is to be further nun. N sided loteno at as y ee ield meetios to be held on the ir,th of April. eso /rie& MIAMI Coustm —The second ossatership of Dahlia Cases, rendseed recant by the preferment of the AMSei Perk, Y.A., to the rectory of St. Olares. Iferebeek hes lens senkreed apes Mr. Bevy Joke Irby, N.A., ream and Chtrimil Lorre, of St. Johe'e College, CoRN AT/RAMP ATT RRITIFA. Monday Ink a useetur of acriculturire was hold at the Star Hotel. Moderns, to consider the purest ittefltelent syttsui of tusking the corn retort. The chair woo taken by Mr. P. M. Ptutoott, Chart Mutton. The charrmas boring Welly addressed the everting, the following resolu tions was pared'—" That an woocietio• be fornA to pro cure caner wetter d the quantity sad vales of all Braid. core brought into the Meidetowe market, and all formes that attend that market he requeeed to wool their sines as members. That is the opium of this rediai it is disi• nide that returns of all Braids can sold, w by pet. vote trade ue in public market, should rode by the seller a. well as by the bum, en that the average parser of Bribe& n.ro. and tie anted fluctuation.. is the tame of the tithe oat ernes, ray be truly aseertaiseiL"—Svere Lorre& Tate Saw ACT us HANK or ENGLAND PATIOITS. I.Aleoky, the act, which received the oral great an tod a y, was booed frtrectleß orris. payments to sod from It. Huth of recland is rehire to the Narcissi I *ht. The primary olijest of the act ie to triune the vested allover.* le the Doak for susaiiwiog the public debt as much r :•koiv. • year. The new alloesoce will minunence has the "ith of April rdy the commeteement of the Ararat roc. radio a sew regulation as t.. the Wares en the krieed acesuot, there is an important alternion with Ned to the tressfer of stocks ail oesuitise, including lb. For India reek. The provree recites that the clo m es of the tzarist basks before the half-yearly Parrot. has eared gent inceernienes " by reason of the k so traosferred we'll; the right to the curtest halt. Ire.' It is considered derrable to Memo* the facilities of %roofer, sad the act provides that the books may be dosed • . eany .I.y is the month preedisc that on whisk the divi dend. an payable, ..oil the proprietor of the dock shall be mulled to the then current half-yeses dividesd, end the perms to whose the treader is made after tbeclosia of the shall not I* cttod to the then current -yeses an such stock. It is further that the Proud for which the books are closed shall not exceed Urea don. • ECTRarishlNa KY 11 rmAN SSALITON. —As the ',limes employed in sinking a foundation for the esker nt. now tieing mote in the pariah chinch of Ifsffilegar. hilaid, were pursuing their work at the east end el tie they discovered. amongst the other natal Ivema beiami, the perfect skeleton of a man maw* "r •e , Oli feet in lemtth, and which appeared from the un "ea•e' •iae of the skull and other mistime—such as the hoses of the hand•, jawbones, k.•.—to have equalled in its , thi r dimensions itaextreoediaary height. Its position was tiorh deeper is mother earth than that at which human A•litons are generally found. There was barely sufficient •19•^arance ed a col% to prove that it had received proper itteinicat i , but everything connected with it indicates its Lwow occupied its lonely tenement for several centuries. THE LAW INTELLIGENCE. (Tills DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Ufa• Mr. Closuaimireer Fool,larolue.) 111 Kr HIM' CLENCH. The Imakrup• was a milimer, of High-street, Newingtoo butt.. fia th, brat sitting. s ,verul prods of .11,4 wan take., and Mr. tneory.re ?op* Timken, of the arm of Wyse and SOO% warehounetnen, Wona-street, was chosen trade assignee. Messrs. lawn:nee, Smith, sod Fairdoa are the solicit..rn under the baukruinui. a 6 wy, CHAPNLY. The bankrupt wee a grocer and biker, nr Portarnouth. Thu was the ereniireattini meeting. The atorouuu, pretso by Mr. Butler. eatewl over three months wily prior to the (Allure, awl *how debut of icily.: atseta, about :OW. Mr. A. Turner. for the assignees, applied fur as adjourn• meat, further tin losing required to eta:nitre the 200041114. Mr. Wataoo 1 , 14% for the bankrupt. An stliournmeut was ordered. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. (Before Mr. Caeomissiover Nichol.) LI ILE ROBLIT 1431M1.--EITILtORDISAIT CASE. -scrn IN This ineolvent, an old man, who hail resided in Ful. wood's•rents. Ilulborn, and wbo had been a lung time an inmate of Whitecross•street Priam, appeared for adju• Mr. Dowse awl Mr. fiehrootl opposal fora person nome.l J■mee Newcombe. This was as estraorilmary cue. The insolvent only owed ~ awl property leul beeo recovered and there was now in court about 24W., out of which considerable exptiriem would have to be paid An action had occurred between the insolvent and Newconibe, who we. nearly his only creditor, and there bail here omeidenable litigation, and several odious had mulled. Considerable property had , however, b een recovered, MINI the debts would be paid. lin the former (ie.:AM.° a judgment was prayed fur concealment of isoporty. Tbe involvent to.ilay rolled the opining creditor sal conducted himself in a violent manner, and imputed all sorts of things to Newcombe. U,. Commissioner Nichols pee lodgment, and said the insolvent had been in prison since August, 1859. and his eosin's order was on the Intl October. He had concealed hie property a nd wou ld h e rentaoded. The ansolvent refused to sign his schedule at Lit, and afterwards executed the name, on which the learned Com miesioser gave a judgment of eight calendar mouths from the resting order, which would keep him some time longer in prison. The insolvent became excited, declared that the place was a "den of thieves," and ass taken lock to prison. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) HOW-BTREET. f;AR , YI7IIIO 1= LO2I4:•ACRE Two rough-looking fellows, named Witham and Wd.h, were charges! by Henry H a coach ironmonger in Drurydam.. with assaulting sad attempting to rob him. The prosecutor deposed th at about 1 o'clwk on the morn ing of Sunday, the 17th inst., he was going home, after spending theeireeinf with some Meads. In Long-acre he went into a tobacconist a shop and bought a cigar, which he lighted and began to smoke before leaving the shop. While ho was paying for the cigar, and putting in his pocket the change heeded to him by the tobacconist, he noticed the prisoner and two other men standing about the door watching Dim. He left the shop, smoking the cigar, and proceeded in the direction of Drury-lace, followed by the four men. Presently one of them, the prisoner Webh, rut " l'ut it into him, at the nine time seizing him round the peek, and pressing his threat so tightly that he was nearly sutfocataL He was then seized by the other three, who threw him on the ground eooouniged by Webb, who in coarse language directed them to kick his inside out. Webb attempted to get the money from his trousers pocket, and in the struggle tore the trousers all down the aide of the leg, from the pocket to the ankle, but having mistaken the pocket, he got nothing. The priamers were proceeding to ride his other pockets, when the step of an approaching policeman was heard, and they all made off. V. alums, however, was somewhat de laved by witness, who held him as long as he could, and when he did get away it was only to run into the arms of the policeman. Witness himself pursued Webb, overtook Dim, and brought him back. The other two escaped. The case had been adjourned with a view to the apprebseeks of the other two, but they had not been taken. The prisoners were committed for trial. FEARFUL SCENE. NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, MANCH 24. A fearful scene occurred in the very heart of the business part of our town last night, by which two persons have lost their lives, and two or three mom are somewhat badly hurt. Between 6 and 10 o'clock on a Saturday even ing all lb. main thoroughfares in Newcastle are very much crowded ; more especially in the neighbour hood of the large butchers' and vegetable markets. Those markets are under one roof. They are sur rounded by business streets, and ou the south side is Nun street. rpou the premise. No. 6 of that street Mr. Joseph (;person carries on business as a gutta-percha and boot and shoe warehouseman and manufacturer, employing above twenty hands. About luilf.past six his place of bust. ores, with other shops in the street, was crowded with cus tomers, when an alarm of fire was given. A quantity of nra u.percha was being reduced with naphtha on a fire in a tack room in Mr. Grierson 's premises, and a young man named Young, a shoprnam having had occasion to go into this room, discovered that the composition was in a blase. He informed another shopinan, named Brown, who ran up stairs and brought down Mr. Gringo', ; and Grierson, though cautioned not to do so, attempted to take the flaming pea off the fire. In doing so he unfortunately ignited his c and in hie excitement the pan was tilted over or i t h e e te door, just at the cellar door, and the solution was immediately converted into a sheet of dame. Three young men, workmen, had gone into the cellar to procure some wet clothes to damp the fire out, and in returning were met by the flames. Two of them, Robert and John Petrie, radial through the fire, and Wallis on emerging was in a sheet of flame. He was hurried through the sale-room into Nun-street, was thrown down, a bucket of water was tilted over him, but it produced little effect, end the whole of his clothes had to he torn off him. He was dread fully burnt, and was immediately removal to the infirmary, where he has diet this evening. Immediately following the upsetting of the pan some one in running for water had opened a bark Inor, and th.• result was that • column of flame darted up the staircase into the premises above, and peas ing the rooms on the first two landings, set fire to the roof of the attic, and burst from the highest windows into Neu mann& The Luger 'lndy of Mr. Grierson's woekpeople had WI at 4 Admit mod a 0 of them who remained made to the ' inesed stay windows, and leapt into Numstoret. All escaped except on. man. James Scott, who appears to have attempted to get dews to the street by the stain, but was met by theism.. and burnt to death, his charred remains having hem picked op aft .r the fire was extinguished. Fortunately, ea Saturday sight the sth, Gth, i th e Nth, 10th, and 11th sompanies of the let Newmatle.oo-Tyne Rifle Volunteers were oat as drill, and also the Ist Newoutlems-Tyne Aztalksy. sad they immediately marched at double quick time te the moss of the coofiagration, and kept the immense weed heck. This *cabled the firemen to bring their en. OMB ekes Wilke blaring premises, and by 9 o'clock the Are was quite extinguished. A very small amount indeed of Mr. Griersoe's stock is laved, and, betides being burnt, his loss will amonet to 6001. over his insurance. Three or four other workroople were burnt while attempting to extin guish the burning coommind in the pan. or escape from the magma, but non of them wen egricoaly injured. except poor Wallis sad Scott. It seems that the naphtha and gutta-percha were ordinarily in the charge of a workman, who melted the getta-percha as joiners do glue. He had left et 4 o'clock. liking* doing so, he had removed the pan from the fire, hut a hey bad replaced it. A41'70E11191 RII.ATINO TO TWZ METROPoLITAN Pot:M-11W morning were lama the amounts showing the sums ranched awl expended Icw the purpoem of the metrewittee police saperannuatios fund, public eirriages, wad peaks courts in the year ending 31st Dec. lest. The told nos received from the parishes during the year was 317,31191. 17s. iAI. ; the amount received from the Treasury was 133,1112 V. The total sum paid for the police within the year yea 491,43fd. 17s. Id. The basses remising on the 31st of December amounted in all to 41,601 f. IU. Id, which is his by 947/. than the balaoce oa the Ist of January. 1860. llos Meal eamh. , T of parsecs belonging to the force os the lit of January last was composed as follows :—?2 miparin- Imanda, 1 , 6 inspectors, 701 sergeants, and 5,70 t( coo. stades. An important mute was decided in Cork on Saturday night in an action finning! the Cork and Paeans Railway, when Miss Emma dolmens. obtained damages for injuries sustained on the line, to the amount of 1.2.50 f., and met& Mr. Whiteside was engaged specially n. her counsel, awl bed another ovation at the conclusion of the trial. roar prisoners made their eneSpeir(nTLynn b eigeg b gad, yesterday, after binding their turnkey hand art foot. The country round was scoured by the pollee, sad is as hour the men were all captured. Bourn Kg.vezitorom Mossux.—During the week sad* March 23 the visitors have bees as follows :—On Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, free days, 5,510 ; on Mon- day and Theelay, fen mutiny, 4,358 ; es the three stu dents' days (admires to the public 6d.). 1.476; one students' evening (Wednesday), 157 ; total, 11,541. Prinn the opening of the museum, 1,M51,770. Ror •1. FRIA HOSPITAL, GRAY'S-INN-10AD.— The Dumber of patients relieved at this hospital during the week ending Marsh 23 was 2,560 ; of which 686 ware new mien EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1861. SHARE .L1978.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwcz. The railway share market continues very in active. Apart from preparations for the fort nightly settlement, which have commenced this day, scarcely any buainess has been done. The only feature of interest is a rise of per cent. in Great Western stock. London and North Western has declined per cent. Other descriptions are generally quoted the same as yesterday. London and North Western stock is quoted 954 to 96 ; Great West on', 71i to 72 ; Midland, 127 to ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 11 I ; South Eastern, B3i to 841 ; and Eastern CoCounties, 49i to 50. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have de clined to 1 to 14 dis. East Indian Railway stock is iu fair demand. Canadian railway shares are very quiet. iDULAY IV WIN I ZAILWATS. tot p.m. 11706 7 ?LOOO moeoi 11.000 moool 110,600, 12,000 10,000 16,000 16,000 .),00(11 418,000 16,000 10,000 106,616 00,000 10,000 100,000 00,000 41,114 b),000 $4,400 116.000 110,000 1 1 4.000' *OOO 00.000 1.000 KM NAM SIL IPd I SALLWATS. I el°yesterday. "1 914°N 1 I au ' " 441 to I p.m. 100 11l Alkalis aft Lynne., 65 70 K 100 Boni. Bazoke.lag.lop.c. 8? Of 901 18 a ll Do. do. B 10 161 101 all Ballaloaldkalluron/11 41 6 VI all Preform* — 100 100 Flaff. Do. ,Brant,..fOodarich 6 7 Spa. Bda., Au. 1.1872 aodorasdbyllsettL H. TS 80 .o -100 118 Ds. July I. 1874 ditto- 66 70 160 100 Do.ina• 1. 1874. ditto. as 70 6 all Odutta &8. Eastern- 41 6 11 8 CapsMaDockflp.c.gua. 1( 1 41. 1 SO 71 Ceylon, c i ll i tsr cent. 1 1 NI &Warn 84 10 16 0 lasi Indian 90 all De. Initiatives* — 100 all Do. 44 p. et. Dieing 67 II 106 all Do. 6D. et. do. 100 all Do. do. do. 1626-70 11 01 Cs 98 all Geelong & 61sIboorne — Bt. 100 Grand Trunk of Canada 201 211 100 all Do. 0 per et. 9rst. 100 all Do.Bec.Pref.tl p.ct.Be — 100 all Do. 6 par ct. Debmt 4O 42 100 all Do. 7 pot ot 1882 45 50 100 all Do. do. 1867 3B 42 100 all Do. do. 1872 BB 41 11. 100 Grog Indian lsobtrals 041 664 641 19 8 Da Now ll 88 WO • S. (Iliad's,. 6p. CO — 11 Slt 137 20 18 Do. Do I o 101 all 04.111444 Canada. Share§ 13 11 11 1 dl 111 101 U Do. New 9l dB 100 all Do.flgo.eßdapay73.w.op 96 98 100 all Do. 61 do.. 77.1.11.0 p 9O 98 100 all Do. do. 78 wlthostop — 100 all Do.6dop.olßda,pay.77 86. 100 Madras Guar. Al per it. U OS -.• U. 100 Do. do. 6 per et. 92 93 Bt. 100 Do. Al pct. et Moen 66 88 N 1 all Do. 6 per cent. do. Bt. 100 111•18.Corp.6p.c4.11snds 10 all N. Brunei& & Cna4 Naas A cap. 10 all Do. do. land do 6 7 .os 10 all Do. 11 cep. 90 all Do. do. do. land do 6 7 10 Ila o (Limited) — U. 198 10 16 Do. Paab 2 3 Sla ..-• Do. 84. 100 121.84.110t.r. 6 91.4. 90 10 1 789216,4.4=1W. Urtp I 7 MI MIMI M. emu at. 0.4141P.11 le:. .... i WPM kr!4 6,000 .. 6,000 .. 4100 .. 11.100 1.110 1.111 1.000 1.110 11.002 Lail* 10 i to, _ .. W. -. $lll WS* 6,916 7. 1 % 4 ; 1 1 160 ,000 1,0021726. TANI 70,000 10,010 110,000 ISOM MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'O&o The funds remain very quiet at yesterday's prices. There is no feature of interest whatever. Attention is chiefly directed to preparations for the fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks, which have commenced this day. The only movement of importance in prices is a rise in Great Western stock. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 68fr. 10c., being 1 per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 913 and 1 for money, and 9n for the account. The present quotations are 912 to for cash, and 92 to 1 for the 10th of April. The official business report is as follows :—lndia Five per Cent. Stock, 100, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 951 ; ditto 1859, 951 ; Four per Ceut. "enfaoed" rupee paper, 77 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 991, 100; Exchequer Bills, 95., 75., 13e., be., 135., dia. Exchequer Bills are more offered, and have fallen ; sales have been pressed at 134. dia. The transactions in the foreign stock market have been upon a very scanty scale. Turkish Bonds show a drooping tendency. Mexican are steady. Sales are recorded as follows : Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 101 ; Mex ican Three per Ceuta., 24 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 46} ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 74.) ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 544, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 57 ex div. FOUR o'CLoca. Console remain dull, at 911 to 1 for money, and 92 to i for the account. The stagnation in the stock markets is more com plete than ever. The uncertainties in connexion with the coming budget, and a belief that the financial position of government is not good, have a preju dicial influence. The national expenditure is upon an immense scale, and a check to trade generally involves a check to the revenue. In connexion with this subject attention has been directed to the increase of 1,119,3431. in the government securities held by the Bank of England. It is surmised that the Chancellor of the Exchequer has been falling back upon the Bank for the means of paying off the million or upwards of March Exchequer Bills which his own severe policy her brought in for payment. Exchequer Bills are now decidedly drooping in price. At the same time, the fact that India Bonds are barely saleable at 1} percent. discount is held to denote the proba bility of a fresh creation of Indian Five per Cent. stock against bills which may be sent in for ex change. Were it not for this prospect of a fur ther creation, the Indian Five per Cent. stock would probably rise, for it continues to meet with mach favour amongst inventors. Amongst the unfavourable features in operation yesterday was the rise in the corn market. On the other hand, the statement from America that Fort Sumter will probably be quietly evacuated by the handful of Federal troops who now hold it, was received with satisfaction, as strengthening the prospect of the secession being accomplished without civil war. At this period of the quarter bankers are usually but scantily supplied with money. Pending the release of the April dividends, therefore, there is not much disposition to discount the best bills below 62 per cent. About 32,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. A further large amount of gold, computesrat about 90,0001., has arrived at Marseilles from Constantinople for account of Greek houses in France and England. The Pere, which will leave to-morrow, will take 182,2401. in silver and 15,0001. in gold for Bombay, besides 5001. in gold for Alexandria, making in all 197,7401. The bar silver by the West India packet was sold yesterday, partly for India, at ss. op. per ounce, being 2d. below the price obtained for the previous supply. be Mexican dollars have not yet been disposed of. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was active and rather excited. The sales reached 25,000 bales. A fresh advance of it was established, compared with last Friday's prices. At the annual election of the committee of the Stock Exchange yesterday, the 29 old members were re-elected, and Mr. Hammon Paine was chosen to fill the place of Mr. Benjamin Baines, who has resigned. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,0051., and the South Eastern an increase of 663/ The traffic receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada, for the week ending March 8, were 9,4101. sterling, being 677/. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The traffic receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada, for the week ending March 2, were 13,0081. sterling, being 1,4071. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The second call of 21., making 91. paid, is to be paid on the Five per Cent. Guaranteed Shares of 1800 of the South Yorkshire Railway Company by the 9th of April. A call of 31. is to be paid on the shares in the Bahia Gas Company by the Ist of May. A general meeting of the Bahia and San Francisco Railway Company is called for the 18th April, and will be made special, pursuant to a somewhat extra ordinary requisition which has been sent in to the directors, requiring them To take steps for the immediate exercise of the borrowing powers, until they see exhausted, before any further call is made, which powers amount to six hundred thousand pounds ; and also for the immediate return to the proprie tors, with interest, of the cell that was payable on the tith day_a February, 1861. The meeting of the Belgian Eastern Junction Railway Company, called in London, has been post poned to the 26th of April. The half-yearly meeting of the Surrey Consumers' Gas Company is called for the 11th of April, when the committee will report the result of their con sultations with the directors respecting the position of the company. The following are the Gazette returns of the Irish banks of issue for the four weeks ending Maroh9 Average • circulation during 1,1 four weeks aiding as above. e 7.• Name of Banks. C giAi 1 1' 4=l 1 1:7 MILL !ill:1g Of Ireland 3,733,423 4436, 1,960,7 • 3,094.760 402.646 Provinlal 967, 21: 479,427 024, 1,104.289 466,177 lieltast =out 91, • 767,787 429,116 2311,336 N..rthern., 244,440 01,217 221.37. 391,194 186,903 ... 311,079 124,190 3611,379 480,647 326,189 National . 1159,11119 1119,1198 612,400 1371,000 737,909 04.North.4p.o.J4nilaly 1100 914 92 e 99 9 lift/W.lk 4 p.c. MarAt6ept.loo 90 92 N. Eat. 4p.ct. Jaa.d.Tuky 100 99 100 -. Reattilt N. 64a. 4p. a. 1100 91 9 9 9 9 — 19.111,11and021,44 p.Ol. 100 —-' lITINL 00.0ev.0p.s.Jas.01.1•1. . De. • per *sat., UNI-2 Do. 0 per mg. VIII Do. • per cad., 100114 . DP. I pic et reiktAtig. Da Spar" Msz.trio. Do. Igor asat. Do. do. Ikel Csic 010 Hope. p.ctloBo do. IMO Now . Brannr.oo•.6p.ct. I N. B. Raise Ow. Sp. et. INV De. 6 p. 0., un I. 1870, Do. 1p 0.. 11/11 ' Nora bolo 0 p. et OW DOO. Padua 1075 I Axel 000.0 p. a Mods V1e.ev.0140.Jaa.t.7•17 DD. 11 0.10. 0 . As. DOA. ' Minn NI K I Pd. - ISM* bow tauaa Dr. G. C. (Tavlatk ) Li Daiwa ( Ewa Condos Moon) !Wilt:NW (Umtata ) Ontabler & Amara Groat South Takao O.Wh. Alba@ "Mark O. Wk. Vor Inolotaa) Grativillo Herotaloot Magda' Dowaa LAO Douala trei(Uay Want) Dowas N. /Mama (Mow) N. Wk. laud (Mpa) Meth Meal Crotty Gaaa (4. Many) (U. Lissa) Oce. Mio. Gat Olt Gear 8. Cass Ikea (Mow) B. Deem boa & QM Math( (Ma.) (Magma) @tray Part Tamar labillawllLa.C vas al T (arm.) Wart Baran ( ) W. Condos ) Wan &Ma Win Damn (mow) Ink. Millar (Makin) Win /Alward (CaIMMO Wk. Kitty (U.. Want) Winn Mary Am (Menhania) Win Trainman (IML NOMIGN JUNIN. Autraliaa Has Accord, Unified Brut. Imp. (4st6L pm ) D.,. St. John dal Bay Do. lond MIL Co. Cla Con. Min. Co. Jam Col.r• Come Coplapo Don Mountain Copper lotwwe _ (.L Northers of 8. Amiga= Kaptuada LsMaass 1 1 1 4 . 16 g00 Copper of S Au Vo U ndtt_ at m. Port nullip Ter Scottish Austin. (Um ) United Xsztoso IWorthlag (Um.) Do. JOIXT 111'001L Ape aad 111. Ban Mink Avsindesta Beak ofel Beak Beak el Turkey British N. America Mart. Bank of India, Australia, and Chid. °wird. Mire. of India. ....bra., and Mine Colonial C°m •of ckna!ta Cow. of London kn. Scot &Auld Mara G. Bank of Bwltsorload. Us. Ch. Bank of Ana & Inodon sad London Join= • .• London* Booth Afric;;* lon. and Wootinfnagor Ask Prow. at Ds. N. 14 National Bsek IS New !tooth Wain SI Oriental Disk useporn 20 Ottoman Dank 100 Provincial Deland to Do. New /tonal Mistrals Union at Autralla Unloa at lailoa Crafty Mutual Agriral Irelarwarts.. Amnia Lasil l . s . lir& a lAA TeL A De. IT Pr &tall De. 0 _ _ Claude lend Channel Islands Tel. a ) Cop. Its o I Eng.& gmeM Crystal Palace Do. ?reference' Do. 6 Peep. Deb Fastindialrrig.e Canal Blearte Telegrepit Do. New Bog. and Anat. Cop. Om Steam Barlett:foe Greet Ship ;Limited, Do. 17; per cent. Prig Lao. District London Discount (14 Lon. Gen. Omnibus lb. Madre" Irrigu. lb Camel Waditerraneenlase.Tel. Wediter. Fa. Tel. (Lim.) National Discount Co NerhuddeCoaktiron(L) Netherlands Laid Do. Pp. c., Is. '4l dls. N. Bruns. A N. Scot. Ld. N.. Brit... Australasian .., ii;i:iiiili 6.7 ---- • I Do. "New Shares • n. in. Stan. (Lint 1 Peel River Lead te SUL hula. and Orwn. Steers Do. New Red See a lad. Tel. ne c. for goys. by Dr. Om ymney Iron Do. New Royal Mall Steam Scottish Anat. Investor South Australian lend abandon Tel Saip Do. do. Registered — Do. d.a • Ap r t Australia ' (Malted) lint Was. as mimes Loa 107 100 119 U! 1041 1001 14 ;81 1011 11111 1061 1071 99 011 99 04 IN 10T 107 i lin The above return shows a decrease in the amount of note circulation for the four weeks of 236,8671. as compared with the previous return. During the four weeks embraced in the return the bullion in the banks decreased to the amount of 81,0721. *ONDAT ZyIIIFRIO: CODSO6, which closed on Saturdaya94 to for the 10th of April, opened this morning at 92 to 1, and closed at 92 to 1-18. For money the last price was 911 to ;. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 1, ; ditto for account (Aril 10), 92 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 100, k ; ditto for account, 1001; ditto Four per Cent. ebentures, 1858, 951 ; ditto 1859, 951 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. enlaced rupee Parr, 99g. Exchequer Bills (both March and June) were heavy, and declined 2a., being last quoted 9s. to 4s. dia. O•DtxA&7 /NAZIS AND STOCKS. SS. IPd I RALIWAYS. I Closing prior I Sales lady ycstorday. Sol p.m. IN aU iturn,WoL &Stow Yal. 3 2 - U. 100 Hirk.,Lea ..14Cbm.Juste SO N all Blackburn - -.-. ISI 611 61 7 111416 ). Tr" - - - 14 all ,Boonskoratro.t /Ild.C N N. we , Brielal sad FAWN zd - zd N. INlCaledonlan SD all Cornwall➢ Cork and Bandon - - * all - 6 BOOS all ler. • .1 •NM 6i .. wa ll a - - all Do. 11l p.c. Is peld to B 42 44 - N all Dublin and Boraltio - - - 00 all' trond..Perth. a Abd../n I 84 id - N. 100 irast AngUan l7 Is - N, 100 Pastern Counties 494 504 R. I* Mantra Dulon, Stock A 37 te Id ..- Id 4. 104 Do. Stock B 28 Is Id - N all Taet Suffolk - -.- 1 26. IN Edinburgh and Dhootow 81 86 Id -. id U. IN Kdinbre,Perth, Dundee nsi. 264 16 101 all Worth and tirds Junc. - - - S. 100 Glaagow aS. Western 111 113 44 .- 10 all Gnat North of Scotland - - - N. 100 Groat Northern N. 100 Do. A Stock 104 106 143 44 N. 100 Do. B Stock 129 131 -... N. 101 N. lloalls et Wont (Ire. ) 107 100 -. N. 100 Gant Weetme 7l 71} 71 4 4i i OA 100 Do.atourYal.Oua.94lL 60 62 - N. IN lAncarldreJt Yorkshire 1114 112 Illi IS N. lAA London and Blackwell 01 63 ON 4 4 St. IGO' Lon.,Brighton.,33.Coest 117 113 - ot. NO London,ClathmADov. 47 43 474 lia 100 London tit North Waste. 93i 116 9 3 2 6 114 aU Do. Elehtne - - - 34. 100 Loudon&SouthWeeloro 914 02 i 9 3 4 00 ell Londooderry&Coleraln - - - N an Do. and Ibirdsldllou 101 IN N. 100 Ilan .11hat.,d1Noolimli 404 474 464 71 II 74 Iletnmulltan Si 2 6 114 - 20. IN Midland um 1044 Do. New l4 ti PM Pm St. LOS De. Bum &Derby - f 0 mu JIM 04. We. (ire.) - - - tb al Mid Lent -..- lUD all Newcastle and CarUele - Le 9 Newry& Arznatit.doL .. T S Ole .. se eli Nowa, Warne*. ties. - MN. so Norfolk - we North BAUM St. AU North Devoe ANL ID - - 61.. an Dn. • - -.. ile. IN N. Daters-Berwlck lOll 1034 - I 0 IN Do. G.N.ILINa t o dls ivs - elm M. 105 I Do. Leeds OO4 - a. 106 Do. York - 100 North London 10 all North&S. Wisterias/4u 94 104 ..... IN 174 North Startonlehim 4 34 dls 16 1 1 M. 100 Nott&DranthamlLOC. 74 76 -. Iv all Peebles - 20 all Portsmouth - .... -. 15 .11 ;Shrutney - - N. 100 IScottlsh Oentral - SL 100 Scottish N. L Abar.ll* 34 36 zd - id St. 100 Scottish Midland 124 88 zd - 84. 104 Shropshire Union 48 AO 10 all Sittlugboarnet Slremie. - -.- 81 104 'South UM= 4O 42 - Bt. 100 (South Prim 364 644 zd 844 Se ad 44. 100 South Wake 64 81 - 44. 100 8. Y orbit.* alver Den 94 97 ..- * all Stalma.Waidaghm,er. 4 7 - * an inocktoa &Darlington 444 41i 414 * 11 Ditto MN lO4 114 pm - N. IN Tad Yaks - - vs an Mfg - SI SI De IN I De. Da i l r.a U. LOS Vale of Sea* IS ell flames ebb. it Ptah 114 Ili - SS 441 Wed Oonmell Si 0 4 - N. IN 37.411441ap001darb.4211 1 - - - N. IN Rea 11liend-Oztoed 44 46 - is A OW Newport 40 43 - Ili A MID Ileredord /9 St - ale LII Cornwall, I pia alas Duo.toot Aber. J as Tort Ai tlaa , A. dp. at Do. . el. Do.ol. IL Comb., 11 p.ot. No .1 Do. do. No.l New pd. Jt. 7 Swam GGolasglan.ow I p. d. &DILI p. 141a.,1hrth.D00.A.p 61. .5. Gnat Mortars, 6y. ca. Do.6ond.aslop.ot.pa. Do. 4e par Mg. Do.Sp.e.rsd.at 6 p.opa. Ot.N. Scotland, let Prod. OtWesl.(lisrtatliaats) Do. radea p. snit De. mama p. oast Do. tendon& p. et Do.lp.earsdesso Tref . Do. Micro/IL ablIZO• Do.CbsslorPLlGLlp.e. Do. ea do. 1 a Do. Mrs. Go& S p. losh Do.Cliosl. Goa. Mans 5 Z 4 - . --- x -4T-7 Da do. do Lama Yorke& I p.eilt Umatlsigtia..6 p.a.Gaa Do. 1 Da I p.a. do. N.. t Do. Op. a do. Do. To.a. do. N.. 4 Do. p. do. Da. p.a.prf.ah d 0... Do. Tr.*. Prot. Rook . Do.dp.a.do. (W. LID,. I ID= a 111.11 v. dot. loa Dm' I liiiil7o7vAi LA5.W.7p.0.54. Loodondrry&Eitul - 4 7 & Wao.Bl3of. & Do. Al Do. Se por ow& . Doatiosooshiollp.d. KilloodOoos.Op.onodi Do.Oolo.Da& 8.11p.0. Do.4p.d. Prot Stack DoLotalltehin 4 p.c. Nokia Waltz. fitook NW& IRMA& wont De‘ SW Q. & p. ot. Dwawars Unlou goo 11.800...C05a.4p.0.ht Ds._ es. Bi". Tas6 • ijoi. XL il *LTG*. IL* lysra Dna N.Z.Se pat. Pn lst Deaths:. D.. T p. a. Prot Ma i ll. Ds, Med 414 p. a lir mow. ail SLIM I. Fr meg lbsit 44 get awl s.. ...a. I Ds. Webs 4f per ant VinaWa 4p. paa IlksalLtDietlastasi*e. Do. dis. Biwa Da do. Ciao. Wodoca lulkoany Spa. I M. Dad—Ott. Istguaa I Do. do. tod do. Do. M.wp f p.a Prot. Do.do.porp. 0 p.a. pea IN IN 'IS IN ICSIIIGN Lawn% iMawair as AsOmani ,Ardiaama tamiliattlia.ll. Tr.s L le arainamai: Wi lLa• ail& 20 101 20 21 • Ili IS 101 106 11/1 106 106 106 110 106 108 121 115 •0 112 110 112 113 115 111 111 193 1011 83 U 97 99 99 01 90 01 100 102 04 10 17 19 114 101 74 75 10 21 10 1 1 15 163 US ILI 114 112 U 4 1u 164 112 U 4 101 108 148 IN 128 121 70 TS SS 83 - - 11l 14} 118 128 i s i lxn 70 i !v= us ti ne la II N W. 113 us m .1 91"n° i Ws i Pin Lao ispes me . lit =dl 4 ift 99 100 99 100 OS 100 AI ‘4l 111 124 WI 111 OS 100 in in MAIL_ - z w . 1 - i 4.1 4 is Is ld I PA& ltion lalt ad laidara al Pianos W ;IX Illnulan rut. a. all Al Owing el name ail at Lassar& aa oust. all Italian I all all Lliere lalut and=atsi all 'Lynne and datess all Marla Antonia all Nani.dlasse t ra S t r o, L. WI Do.•p e. Pd. p ad Northern el 16 De. Now Shane fill 'Norwegian Toad Pref. Parls,Lpons. and /dolt a ad ll Parts and Orleans la Ideals sad & Fonda (Pernambuzy. IS 410 and Duna all 't em and If • • ad Swedish loyal Danish all Nasal W ' Do. 7 per cent. all Sambre and Usage_ all Do. Ili per cent. PIK: 4 'salsa) 11m.`4.7 peril 14 S. Aust Lora- Vaned= ad Southern of France all West Pleaders all De. 14 per east. Prat all West.* W. W.Ol neon 4 Wasters el Amid& as { Wlabsdis ...... 6 Si 11 . it t 646 St V I I 214 xd 1102 - V= - tlf - zit -. 901 zd I. PI al 7i 73 71 19 liO $ 7 l 9 4 P 9 37 IP 1,1 67 31 dim scli I IP I 6 I 1 1 . la!sii I • • 1101. 1 94 ° e 1 3077-Ili - 4 117:4 lairm )1 n. jar ITs. lite Aii rillierli Ulf. I i IL fa. &ISA If HAT. laii., 1 si.4.e. 1111. - f&I LT .t. NI '4 II 18 11 111 t iii $1 112 I 1 20 61 $ 10 Id 11 p Ps 2 "' p. i i Pi I t: sag :I IT 19 81 NI SI 14 114 61 141 li li .11. Ilt n} SS 114 70 TS At IS 111 11l it 73 Sae :lin; SS et 17k of a a U a 4. s 12 14 U PO 4 1 Ai K IS U . IS. ii+ 141 1111 118 et JO IP/ 104 100 OS dl' 20 sit II :- "I I I '7 7. 41. If le l II pa le 11 e ; di• tel 01:41.1 I • es per Se Ws 47 10 C 011 10 11 pc 1 10 1 176 _6O 611 is it. at. sf _t ji 4 4 A I r I,* lei 1,1 all ,A 1 1 an I an - SD I ) The scrip n! the New Indian Loan was Patter, at 100 i to p. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was quoted 93i to 94k ; the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., !9►} to 100 i ; and India Bonds, 30s. to 250. dis., tieing heavy. The foreign stuck market was very dull and inac tive. Intelligence, received rid Trieste, announces Like arrival of the wails frow Calcutta and China, at Alexandria. Bank share. to-day were steady. Canada Laud, Victoria Dock. Electric Telegraph, and Peninsular and Oriental Steen' shares were quoted lower. Rod Sea Telegraph were iu demand. There were also inquiries fur Trust and Agency of Australasia. The cluNing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In surance, to 3 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 15-16 to 1 1-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 15-16 to 1 1-16 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, par to prem. ; East India Irrigation, gto dia. ; East India and London Shipping, Rar to j prem. The posttion of the New York money and stock market is noticed as follows by Messrs. Cawmann and Co., of that city, under date of the 12th inst. : In the money market there is no important change. Loans on call are readily obtainable at sto 7, and discount for first-class paper ranges at 6to 8 per cent. The bank re ports fur the fortnight show an increase in loans of 141.468,804, and a decrease in specie of $4,151,461. These changes have been caused by the payment at the sulrtressury on account of the new United States loan. The receipts of gold were 1853,776 from California,and $625,000 from Eng land. For foreign exchanges the market is rather inactive, but steady. The stock market, since our last report of the 26th ultimo, has been influenced almost entirely by the course of political affairs. A hope ful feeling prevailiug in the early part of the fortnight the market was active and buoyant, but the tone of the in augural address of the new President, delivered on 4th inst., leading to tn. apprehension of a collision with the seceded states, business became quite limited, and prices had, for a time, a decided downward tendency. As subse quent indications have induced the belief that the policy of the present adminiitmtion will not be precipitate but con ciliatory, and that extreme measures will, if practicable, be avoided, the tendency fur the last three days has been upward, and although pric.,a are rather lower this morning, the first board closed steady. The market, however, con tinues feverish, as it responds readily to the reports from Washington, which are frequently very contradictory. The late advices hoot Europe have had no perceptible effect ; but a portion of the late dulness' may probably be attributable to their rather uutavourable tenor, and the non-arrival oli the Australasian. MIKES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooz. The mining market continues quiet, with limited transactions. In the Stock Exchange Great South Tolgus shares have been dealt in at showing au improvement ; South Wheal Frances, at 150 ; Stray Park, at 35 ; and Tiucroft at 511 and b , ex div. There have also bean dealings in tie undermentioned mines, viz :—East Caradon, East Basset, East Wheal Grenville, Silver Vein, and East Wheal Russell. Foreignand colonial descriptions are steady. St. John del Rey has changed hands at 311 1 ; Great Northern Copper (South Australia) at prem. ; and United Mexican at 5. At North Providence Nine meeting yesterday, the accounts showed a balance of assets over liabilities of 469/. At Wheal Arthur meeting yesterday, a call of 2s. per share was made. The Wheal Nelson accounts, presented at the meeting yesterday, showed a debit balance of 8301. A call of ts. per share was made. It was resolved to suspend all operations for the present. Par Consols Mine sold on the 19th and 20th inst. 2v tons 13 meta. 3 qrs. 15 lbs. of black tin, at 70!. per ton, making a total of 1,7981. lls. 911. Wert Fowey Consols Mine sold on the 20th inst. 13 tons 12 carts. 0 qrs. 7 lbs. of black tin, at 701. per ton, making an sigErte of 932/. 41. 4d. ra Wheal Hellion (March 21) Captain J. A ngove states : —" We have this morning got the lift to work so as to clear up the bottoms below the 44, which is about 8 fathoms lung and 3 feet deep, and when cleared will be found a lode from 2 feat to 3 feet wide, which will produce fine stones of yellow capper ore. The men have this morning begun to clear the bottoms, which will be completed in a few days time. The eraectita south and north are much the same as when last riT on" rVn Wheal Harriett (March 27), Captain S. Williams writes :—" In the engine shaft we have met with the cross course, which will greatly assist us in sinking. The 100 end is worth 301. per fathom, and the stapes above ditto, 1001. per fathom. All other points as tart reported." From Kelly Bray, the agent writes :—" Western Mine— The pitch iu the back of 185 east is improved, now worth 101. per fathom. The 75 and 45 are looking promising, sad the tribute pitches are also improved. Eastern Mine—The 70 north is eased for driving, awl we expect to cut the lode iu from three to four weeks. The GO is looking exceedingly kindly." From Charlotte United, Captain R. Kendall states : "The lode in the GO east has improved in size and quality,- in the 60 west we are within • few fathoms of the ore ground wrought in the level above. The 50 east has greatly im proved, and the adit ends mat and west on King's lode are looking very promising. Trenon engine will go to work nest Wednesday." From Wheal Grenville, Captain G. R. Odgers reports (March 23) :—" The lode in the engine shaft varies from 18 inches to 2 feet wide, of quartz and ore. In the western end of it there is a good branch of ore, which if opened on, would produce 1 ton to the fathom, leaving tribute ground. The lode in the 100 east is nearly 18 inches wide, the leader part being from 1 foot to 15 inches wide, yielding if we could save it dry, from Ito 14 ton to the fathom. In the 90 east there is • great improvement in the lode ' • it is 2 feet wide, and oo the footwall there is a branch of black ore nearly 1 foot wide, and the remainder is nothing but game and quartz, looking better than it has for the last 25 or 30 fathoms. If it should continue as at present it will produce from Ito ton to the fathom. The pitch below this level is producing excellent ore. The lode in the 90 west is 10 inches wide, yielding three-quarters of • too of good ore to the fathom. The stops above this place is producing good ore, worth 101. per fathom." COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) en NUMB AND IRISH maisorrno TILLIONATII.) (IRO* OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Transactions in wheat are very moderate, and prices of lest week are maintained. Flour in moderate demand at full pricer. Oat' and oatmeal dull. Egyptian beans firm at late advances. Indian corn quiet. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) &GAIL —The public wiles are going off with some spirit at full prices. The refined market firm. Comm.—This article has a steady appearance. The public ale was too small to give quotations. TEL—The demand baa been lea active in consequence of the public sales declared for to-morrow (Wednesday), but the article has rather more confidence. Corwin continues in demand at fully previous rates. fisamerreg.—Refraction 6 sold, 375. 6d. ; refraction AJ, 365. 6d. Smut have a steady appearance. Itics—Prica are fully supported, with a limited demand. Run.—This market le firm. TALLOW MARKET—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet at the annexed prices: —Tows tallow, 56e. 6t1., net cub ; Petersburg Y. C., on the spot, 59e. ; all the mouth, Mk. ; April to June, 58e. ; Octo ber to December, 55e. 61. HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Moan. Pattenden end Smith report trade dull, at the following price' :—Prime meadow hay, The. to Ms. ; supe rior ditto, 110 s. to 106 a. ; inferior do., 505. to 60s. ; clover. mow,a. to Iltia ; ditto, new, woad , ant, 80e. to 100 a. ; =a to Ws. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. itA.l4ll2semarket was quiet, Wet shady an day. Great Western of Canada, 11I—Great Western. lii— Loosiffifre and Yorkshire, 1111—Loudon nut North neaten% 961—Maneliester, Sheffield, awl Lincolnshire, 47—Slidland, 1271 North Eastern, Ber* Ick. 102 South Eatery, SO S.lO Thames and Meter Marine Insurance. 1 5- lb p. lffiltlllllollllll, MARCH r.S.—TM. share market to-day wan rather depressed, owing chiefly to alwence of business. Biro solashma Banking eoffioany's shares were sold at 251. closing as 261 to In Great Western, Stour Valley, was titititntl SO to 61—. South Staffordshire, 101 to 11—llinningliam and stalfordskirs Gas, sellers at 911 per share. The Marquis of Wentmiuster will preside over the festival of the British orphan Asylum on the 16th of m a y next, and will be supported by a large and influential gathering of friends of the charity. It is stated that a violent and extremely conta gions fever has broken out in the hospital at Zurich among the soldiers who have returned there from Italy and who were shut up in Gaeta. On the 22nd, the anniversary of the birthday of the Kin of Prussia, all the Berlin journals, except the Deutsche leitung, published at the head of their columns versos in oalelwation of the day. The Deersehe Zeitunw publishes instead mapped to the royal clemency ou behalf al the primers. $30,000 50,000 110,0e0 4004 11,1111 10,001 1.72 4 68.10 100,000 14,20 G 16,0)0 memo