The Express. — London, England, 1865-03-21 00:00:00

JAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Okla* the Judge Ordinary.) w oo v. CLAIM, MUM AND coma-.-PWITTIOUN rererrons. i s too area the court delivered a very important jiidg sok D ••• • suit for a &embalm is which the respou no wife) ha Pleaded @meta aura of cruelty de Ind sot wide the slightest attempt at the trial for we net certain whether the practice which ...Al le this mart of melds( the husband pay the ooeta dr . im ilk whatever the neat, waa not founded upoa wi , o eg vibkh was thearetkel rather than praaticaL At o „,therp could be no neeemity for a wife to 44 op a,," Malone defines ; and some dew must to lam s o n eedy each an abuse . He should dkeet the registrar to tax the wife's costs as if r e ra — goooly traversed the charge of adultery, end also to the co L g og oalcilbei ems any expanses to which the petitioner had bin o of h, o ropariag to answercounter allegatioes. Ma of 751. which had been paid in to h . „wool to the petitioner. He should also condemn hob k lie oafs, and make en order as to Cumin. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Yr. Basilan/ Pepys„) CAITIV/1101iT. dpi was a mandsaat and eldpbrobar, of 17pper „11.,anat, This wan tbe Tke debts an : bO 7 i;(01 Nr. Steadman, pallemen, Ley km, men alio lob *skew MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) Mere the Aristent-Judge.) tOBBIRT BY • SHIVA NT. &wa d jeldrio, 28, butcher, was indicted for ideating too i a ra ose, three groan, and two threspeony pieces, the g oal at Wass Stogie, his Maria. it, owe proseated, Yr. F. H. Lewis defended the petelettat it • butcher, eariying on Wiser at s.p o sos, and ta prisoner wee in his employment as &pri m la Pat "parity it was his duty os re- w ig mosey from the eariontere to put it ea ~solf in the coaating-hoome, bat in aossequesse of a oar die" Ab o f o llies off in the receipts suspicion fell upon the • specially as . one night be west eat wed spent tip furniture, and wee about being married. r unty et mosey was marked, which was put into the beds el Inspector °Lesbian, of the Hornsey district, 4, e mployed a man to go to the shop, make purchases, o f pay the money over the counter on three Mersa days, in sale ate the money being paid to the primer. He was one day without money but the following day he west to a boater's shop in the : I l ighlteartiood and purchased gloves on credit. In • day or „„, i s m .* he appeared to be in the pessaries of osty of moray and he went to the henries and die /surd the debt, paying in email coins, and these oda ea afterwards toad to be these which had been narked by the peneenter. He was then taken into custody. The jor . y retuned a verdiet of Guilty. previous coevietion was then proved spinet the mi aow for islooy. Tbs prosecutor was recalled and stated that since the rimer ad been in his employ he had robbed him of wards of MC Sinai October last he had daily taken as of meat, which he bad stolen, to the house of • jade before 7 o'clock is the morning. He had Ida • risk and board and lodging. The Anistrist Jade said that this was a very bad ease, ad eestaced the prisoner to two years' imprieocusent with lard labour. SECOND COURT. (Before Mr. Payne.) tOBBIZT MY • CaI—FIWBZWOZTHY CONDUCT OT THE CABMAN. Juts ideate, 21, hawker, was indicted for stealing • estanntan antaining a quantity of wearing apparel stow Sid., the ereserty of Atkisson Parkinson. Xr. Liaised prorated ; Mr. Pater defended. George a abase, living at No. 3, Called*. ploae,Bala maid, ea the night of March he was at the maw of Bedfcedatreet, Covent-garden, when be saw • ker.wbsel eab casks towards Covent-garden, the pri soner ad mother man running by the side of ftThe Rimer get up behind the oah, and pulled • port. sultan, which was on the top et the cab, hos the host the beck. The other man saw wham, and Medal to the prisoner that they wen being watched. Se this got down and ran away. Witness followed him, ▪ "stop thief," and he was given into custody. The jury returned • verdict of Guilty ; and recommended let the cabman should receive some reward. yr. Payne agreed with the jury that the calm= bed sled very well, and ordered • reward et 11. to be paid to hits F7elerick Carley, 123 F, aid the prisooer wee formerly ihoeblact, bat he had not seen him fur about three years. So had bean sentenced to penal servitude. On beiasseotsuced to two years hard labour, the prisoner beams vary violent, and tried to take off his boot with the picket ioteetson of throe Mg it, but this was prevented mad I. vu quickly removed by the look atom THI POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) NAVAIOROUGH•STREET. A MAME or DOT lIIIXTI2I-OXFIIBOB 110131FAL. CA:2 . ria Wifliasu , calling lainselfa hawker, sad residing tar the Victoria-park, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhir Mb being concerned with a lad named Clusrles Slack. who rhibeilaimeelf as • "professional dancer," in stealing • ?me reatainiog silver, he., from a lady named Jay, while can omnibus in Oxford-street. He priooner Williams was seen by Sergeant Coathape, of th detective force, on an omnibus in the Sired en Friday hit, sad the sergeant, knowing him an • trainer of boy %yr sad Inspecting he had someone inside the °mane, Wowed the omnibus in a cab. After going a short die terthe argeaat found his suspicions to be arrest, for Omar got from the top of the omnibus, and was joined by I led named Slack, who came from the inside. The then went by another omnibus to rairoster. Williams being outside and slack inside, ■ before. Oa reaching Westminster-bridge the prisoners raged to another omnibus, and returned to Cbaruarceoes, ▪ ths• changed to an omnibus going up Regent-street. %rearing the Regent-circus, oWordatreet, the prisoner, Witberanibas, Williams paying Use fares for both, and ley then walked sharply away into Castle-street, when Ser ial Ocathape saw Sleek take something from his pocket Write it to William,. He then seized the prieosers, when is found in Williams's head a purse, and in Stack's the Was of it. Oa the prisoner throwing away the purse, and the sergeant attempting to pick it up, he (Williams) surd to escape, but the sergeant retained his bold of Irk, and brought him to this court, and he wan remanded. Lit Sergeant Edward Langley, of the detective force, is taking Williams into custody, at his lodgings, re the Victoria-park, the prisoner being at the time limed as a hawker. Wises seen by Sergeant Coatinpe • the omnibus be was attired as a gentleman. WPlhms rid he had no other clothes than those he was rain and that the officer bad not told the truth. hr. Tyrehitt remanded Williams, who has suffered four Till' penal servitude and been long known to the police ea Ursa of boy thieves, till Fred ay next, when be will be ronzlit up with Slack, who has undergone two terms of 'spleenful of three months each. THANES 31 UTINT AMONG SUM. WIMMII East, Jobs BatitA, Andrew Ledger Hamner, Marks Greenland, Frederick Walters, Edward Tyler, and &dim Amy, seamen belonging to the ebb , Mefulfic•t awe brought b e f ore M r. P age t , c h arge d un der the 243 ewe of the Mercheot Shipping Act, with refusing to pre med *0 me in the rase' on a voyage to Melbourne sod tilTrbers. , Charles You ng , so li c it or . prosecuted on behalf of Mr. '' r d Rothe*, the owner of the Magnificent, which is a of 1,282 tens register. He said the Teasel was to hare Pas away this ramming, bat owing to the refuel of the pet s*" o\Proceed to sea, she could not leave the eater u toquirrow or she next day. The tieted articles at the Sailors' Home, in Well-street. to Wednesday last, and joined the ship oo Saturday. _Yesterday e ven ing to wot k, sod said the dinner wee wain the they said there were too many „reigns„ Three of the primmer; Smith, Hammer, and lomeleed, were foreigners. • Ctlittio Ormond Tho mas said the ship was well provi med., and the di e t ar y sca l e ttexosptionsble. He was out of itt., this when th e dinner was 000ked. He oromised them 6" he would make everything comfortable oo the voyage. Let said that • lot of beet which had been knocking 'oat the forecastle for three days was cooked yodel*, iihm he complained of it the steward laid it oo the cook. he twain pointed his fiercer at him and said, " I wish I hi you M deep water." lie woold sot go in the ship with ork a captain for 101. per month. CaPteis Thomas said there was really no cause of cam. Mint Let said be was sneered at. C , etain Thomas said that what he said was not meant as !fr. _After a lour dismission, Hammer, a Swede, and Tyler, on u ghot led, agreed to r e t urn t o th e s hip. The others said LoY would rather go to prison than go in trim ship. A row le trot day they were on board did sot promise welL pogoO diaelted Hammer sad Tyler who he mid V acted like sensible men. There was really nothing to iM halt with in the vessel, or the captain. East was the *older, and be sentenced him to eight week's imprison %at and bard Mom, and Smith, anseLsd. Watkins. and Grp, to ail weeks' imprisonment and hard ishour. TH E Crm BOROLLRIII4.—This morning the Pri %we ►wry* with the great )ewel burglaries in the at ) 'lre brooiltt np at the Mention.holinie, ea ,emend. With -401 evidence bring taken, they were farther remanded %Friday next. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 11. 1865 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE Ow gaaraso =mum.) WARWICK hunernfo.—(THlS DAY.) TRIAL EITAXNA An WM. he Rug lagraabisf l / 2 Odalowa, Gemaas, and Cedric IN HANDICAP PLATE, Floe furlongs. Gamma, Wild Deck, Gownsman, Heireserator, f General. isminio, Tres*, Miami% Blackbird, andlngsnia are hero. WILLOUGHBY HANDICAP. Two miles. Durham. sMato% sad Butefeei are here. BWEEPSTAXSS OF 15 NOVS. Three frulcrear. Qai Vivo, &me Asa t, gad Harriet are her. immix —oaatidesee. Dem Hos, Play thin, EU Olw Btoekieser, arid L'Africeia. Farscruw.—Sider Nary. sa. I rd. IN 00 10 I 110 lii 100 1110 lb ISO 1,600 t 03,001 AIM !MOO SHARE LIB2IIO-(THI8 Ilit.) Two oTioaw. The railway market is inactive today, and with the exception of a rise of i per oent. in Metropolitan, the prices of the principal stooks exhibit no altera tion compared with those last current yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 117 to 4 ; Great Western, 72t to 734, ex div.; Midland,l3lk to 132; Lancashire and York shire, 115 to 4 ; South Eastern, 83f to 84 ; Great Eastern, 46 to k ; Great Northern, 129 to 130, ex div. ; Caledonian, 1274 to 1284, ex div. ,• London and South Western, 95 to 96 ; and Metropolitan, 124 to 125, ex div. and ex new. Bombay and Baroda and Grand Trunk of Canada railway stooks are dull, as well as Belgian Eastern Junction and Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres shares. lAllsitlet IL !Al leo. 1 - 67:6. lisiese — ' - ' —. l 1 adds Ilk Like Huns! all Do. Prdirll2oll 100 Daft,ll/0113,&Godarloli Op. a. DU AoL 1, 1871 103 Do. do. July 1, MS 100 Do. do. June 1, 1d74 1100 Cal. &tl adoras9.o. 100 NOD T. & Hockey. a. a,. all Danarsra.l p.a.p/r.prat 100 Last &evil i 4 d ddoo • I 100 .3ss ladlan gm. II do 10 j Do. .1 Zatooslon :100 j likaad _ hook ol mu:Mal Du. r.y p. N. 11.,0y.ct Do.IA prof. Hondo.. Do. do. dolorrod Do. Tod prof. Bonds.. DO. do. deterred' Do lid prof. Mock Do. do. deterred Do. 441 a loot. Nook Do. do. dolorn?di oral rsn' P;171;;;ui Do. ga rne s. 6 par cent. Do. Now do IL B. of Indio 1.6 p. ot Do '4 par ant. Do It. Western of Canada Do. Now Do.dp.o.Bdt pa7.1d73 Dole do. do. 1577-6 masa Brandi, Lhattod, _Dw 11.77 --_-:1 Madroa gum. I p. cog. Do. do. di d0...1 Do. as sF do.— Do. TIM Idandoo MWP. Corp. 6 par a. &I Malb. and flobasn's By N. SRL& Can.clai. dB N.R.otCiaLdp.o.latp.B. 'Brand*, gna. &for mat. Do. Punjab d 0...... Do. Lidos Bt.llot. do. JOINT 410( wo Alps t Masionasn's(L IS I Do. Now. too. SO pm. 60 Do. issued at 30 pm Albloa 'l7O !Allianosian.eLivaapool 1001 Do. Immod 10 pm • XI !Anglo Auld= • 60 'Angle Egyptian (Linn) 60 !Angle Italian (Limited) IS :Australasia OS I Do. Now.. 50 illoakotßritlMAl ,Yank of lap% 100 ,Book of London ID 'Bank of Otago NO 'Bank of Queenalindlti. 10 BankolVictorta.Anatrial 100 ;Bank of Wall= 10 Bank of Now SO 'BraalllmattPortugume(l 60 !British II Californian (L 60 'Milan N. America 10 .C. Bkt bidla,Am., china! oo ;Chart. /ler. of 10d1a,do.1 160 'Cott' _ . __ 100 Cannial 201 Coot. Bank of Canada I 26 It ow. Rank of lneda, ac ' $6 Do.lanatlopeo.,lopaid Do. km at pm 10 26 Oonortidated Bank IN 'Ocetwastel 100 i Do. New 60 ;Jut London (limited) 20 • Eastern Etchango(Lim) 20 'lo4.BcoattAual.Chartd. 60 Eoollah and BwWlak (L 00 Swops= Bonk( limited !el Al!helllea-ise"P ISO I Do. Daued at WO I Do. Nov • 1110) 011 11aapartal Sank LieNadi ,Impaelallolloinin U (lonian. 1 IS I Do. New * Lad Marti Lod% (L) 60 Lon. B k. 0116 sled he. (L 10 lan. Bank of Sootlsad,L 100 i London and Brasillan ICs I Loo.B.AyreadlhPlanaL 116 I Da. New, las. at 4pa 110 Los., Rte f Ilan. Ch. Bank at LoateL Id London and Downy._ 100 'Loa. flengt.Con.ln. (L) 60 loodou Joint Stook SO Landon& South Aldan 100 Lou. & & Western Was. 60 LoodocutVenezuela (L.) I 100 Lea. & Wohnonatar 100 Merchant hauk(Lha.) llseotattlo & XanhotaiL 100 Metro. Is Poor. hank (L KO I Do. do. 100 .)tiethend Bank (Llm.) Sabrina ;L= .ol N.Pas.Bo II I Do. ird lasse Ns' Moat Dank lOa Do. New ' ,Now Doom Wales IS New bused (lAmited) 60 Derek Neaten 60 learismat Dank Corpora. I M DaNaw, ion ei lOpea 60 'Provla.Booklageorp.( l . I 1 100 Proviso. at inland * Wade, Nat, &Delhi (L II South Australia 1 116 South leasers Ili Stan& af B. D. 1 100 Do. do. 1100 Do. 4111. kaeteßm.l II ID Unica of Amanita 11103 Onion al Iniewl tfina )1 pi es Chaos of Landon DOChn. 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Lekestee sad 4 pee mat, 90. North Eastern.4i per mat II d HAW% erobis. 98. ?OREM RAILWAY& Dads sad gas Francisco (Limited), ismsalsed 7per amt., 1 . legZ Realism Juniks, al Boesta-Ayess pesnmisei 7 weed. (TAnßed) psid), 7 Sas Paula (L cited) parsateed 7 pat oust., 17i. MONEY MAREBT.-alilB DAL) Two o'Clocx. The dock markets to-day are very quiet. The funds have declined i per cent. The purchase by the government broker has consisted of 16,000/. New Three per Cent. Stock. In the home railways the only change worth mentioning is a rise in Metropolitan. As regards other securities, includ ing foreign stocks, prices are mostly unaltered. The shares of some of the financial companies, how- ever, are flat. In the discount market to-day the supply of money has somewhat diminished, owing chiefly to • strong demand from the Steck Exchange, where the rate for short loans has risen to 4to 41 per cent. This arises from preparations for the payment to-morrow of 1,200,0001. on the East Indian Railway debentures. The charge for the best paper in Lombard-street is 4} per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 671r.170., being about the same as yesterday. Consols are now quoted 89} to } for money, and 89} to # for the account (April 6). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89#, ; ditto for ac count, 82# ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 874, ; New Three per Cents., 874, g ; India Stock, 215} ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 104} ; Five per Cent. enfaced " rupee paper, 100} ; and Exchequer Bills, 35., 135., die. Foreign stocks present scarcely even a fractional variation. Turkish Bonds of 1858 have declined } per cent. Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates are firm. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz. Greek Bonds, 21 # to # ; Mexican, 26} to # ; Confederate, 34 to 36 ; Spanish Passive, 33/ to # ; the Certificates, 17# to } ; Turkish, of 1858. 70} to f, ex div.; ditto 1862, 73 to ; and the Consolidia, 521 to 53. Transactions are recorded as follows ; Chili= Four-and-a-Half per Conte., 80} ; Egyptian, 1864, 95#, ; ditto scrip, 11, # prem. ; Italian, for account, 63} ; ditto 1885, scrip, 3f, die. ; Mexican, for amount. 264; Peruvian, 1862, 81 ; Portu guese, 1858, &c., 47} ; Russian, 1822, 89}, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 89}, ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 41} ; ditto Passive, for account, 33} ; ditto Certificates, 17/, 4; Turkish, 1858, 71, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, for account, 73, 4 ; ditto 100/. bonds, 7 3 4, 1. International Financial shares are now quoted 1} to 4 pram., ex div. ; General Credit, 2} to prem., ex div.; London Financial, 6 to } prem., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile, lj to f prem., ex div. ; Hudson's Bay, 15} ; Otto man Sooi4t4 Gingrale, 2} to # prem. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Metropoli tan District Railway; 8} to 9} prem. ; China Steamship and Labuan Cosl, 1} to Of dis. ; Rio Janeiro Gas, 1 to 1} prem. ; West London Docks and Warehouses, 1 to 0} dia. ; Varna Rail way, 44 to i prem. ; South African Land and Finance, 2to } prem. ; Atlantic Railway Deben ture scrip, 5 to 7 prem. The easy condition and favourable prospects of the money market, combined with the limited supply of floating stock, would probably give a stimulus to the prices of home railway securities were it not for the apprehension that the " lock-out" will check the progress of traffic both in the iron and coal dis tricts. The lines that would be chiefly prejudiced are the London sod North Western, Great Northern, and Midland. On the other hand, in the event of the dispute between masters and men being unhappily prolonged, and detaching capital from its ordinary employment in the iron trade, the amount of idle money may be so far increased as to precipitate the fresh fall in the rate of discount winch many persons already regard as likely to take place in the course of the next few weeks. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Ca invite the Mtendance of holders of Venezuela Bonds at a meeting to be held at the London Tavern on Fri day next, "to take into consideration a proposal of the government of Venezuela, to substitute an assignment of 15 per cent. of import duties in all the ports, in lien of the existing assignment of 55 per cent of the import duties of La Guayra and Puerto Cabello." The Bank of England is still accumulating gold. About 83,0001. in bars was sent in yesterday, in ad dition to 80,000 sovereigns just received from Egypt, of which 50,000 were from the Bank of Egypt. It is reported that further shipments of gold from Alexandria will follow, should the present high rate of exchange be maintained. The French mail steamer Louiaiane, which has reached St. Nazaire from Vera Cruz, has brought 20,0001. in Mexican dollars. The small amount of fine bar silver, by the Wait India packet, was sold yesterday at Se. Id. per ounce, showing no change. There is ,no demand either for the Eaet or the Continent. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3261. over last year. The annual meeting of the Oriental Bank Corpo ration is convened for the 20th of April. The first general meeting of the Royal Sardinian Railway Company will be held on the 31st inst. The directors of the Brighton Hotel Company (Limited), having found it necessary to add au "Annex' to the establishment, have determined to issue to the shareholders and the public the 5,000 shares of W. each which have hitherto been held in hand ; 21. is to be paid on application, and the future calls are not to exceed 1/. per share. It is mentioned that "the accounts for the five mouths ending December 31 show a profit at the rate of 25 per cent, per annum on the paid-up capital of 21. per share, and a dividend was declared thereon at the late general meeting at the rate of 15 per cent. per annum, carrying over 10 per cent, to next account." The subjoined circular, dated yesterday, has been forwarded to the shareholders in the Continental Bank Corporation (Limited): 9, King's Arms-yard, Mooreate-street, London, March 10. In SCCOMILDOS with the terms of the resolution passed at the general meeting of shareholders on the 27th ult., the directors have had under their cared al consideration the beet mode of dividing the prompt shares of the company into shares of smaller amount ; and the board have decided epee recommendieg the adoption of shares of 201., which expatriate has shown is the most convenient amount. asps deny oo the Continent, where there exists a diaportion to invest in the abates of this bank. The directors are advised that this arrangement can only be effected by reconstituting the oocapany as a new company ; and as it is desirable at the same time to change the name of the beak to on more easily translated into foreign las rages, the new company hes been incorporated the name of " The Costioentel Bank of Loedoe (Limited)," by what name the bank ( is knows or the Geodesist. with • capital of 2,000,0001. leeing the present cipital of this bank), divided into 100,000 shares of 201. each. Five of these 201. @hares will bs allotted to the shareholders, in exoharige for each of their present 1001. share.. The 201. shares allotted in exchange for shares on which 25/. has berm paid will be credited with 51. paid uo ; sod those allotted la exahaage for shares on which 151. only has bees paid will be credited with 31. paid up. The property of the bank will thee be formally transferred to the new com pany, and the business will be thenceforward carried on sader the sew name. The directors have thought that as the shareholders have been so recently called together. it would be more convenient to them if they won, melted to express their assent to the proposed arresgemeras by letter; sad I am therefore instructed to request that if you should approve of their recommendation you will sign sod riders to me the seelosed drealar o at your earliest convesiseee.— I sm. ha., 110/101 011111ING ,Secretary Vice-Chancellor Wood proposes on the 28th inst. to appoint an official liquidator of the Rolling Stock Company of Ireland (Limited). Creditors of the General International Agency Company (Limited) are required to send the per ticulan of their claims to Mr. Frederick Whimsy, the liquidator, by the 28th of April, the 80th of May having been appointed by the Mager of the Bolas for adjudicating upon them. The London and County Bank have notified the arrangements in connection with the payment, ri the Coupons due the lat proximo on the Colombian Government Six per Cent. Loan. The following are the returns of the Irish banks of issue for the four weeks ending the 4th nisi. : 11 j ( " oar ' reeks endnaras above. l l' la and Under To b i l . pwards.a. It n. Beak of Ireland 3.7118. 1.461.004 'AKA* / 2.466.50 , Bank The Provlndal Ireland The Beirut Banking Com -251,1311 112.811, 307.C.54, 420,406 The rm lorthern Banking I I Company The Uhler Bunking Conk 211.07911K{761 ULM 476.1E16 Th P e a Vatiosel Bank Ini,oral 862,599, isambi suje awns, 667,164.1. 476,1:16 #. 1.122,1576 AVM= AMOUNT OW 00121 MILD DU IQ POOR WWI The Bank of Irelaad The Provincial Bank of Ireland The Belfast Banking Company The Northern Banking Company The Ulster Banking Company The National hack Gold. giber. I Total. 71 1 453,486 83,1 636,888 335,184 31,402 374.847 300,676 34.686 333 . 361 174,137 14,707, 188.855 164,747 33,3641114,111 460,215 214,244 676,180 MONDAY EVENING. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 891 to f for the 6th of April, were first marked this morning 894, and, after receding to 891. to #, closed at 89 "buyers." For money the last pnoe was 894 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 894, •, I, , ; ditto, for account, 894, 1, ; Three per Ceuta. 11*(Inced, 871, 1, f ; New Three per Cents., 874, 1, ; Bank Stock, shut ; India Stock, 214 ; ditto Fire per Cent. Stock, 104 f, ; ditto Bonds, 15e. prom. ; Five per Cent. " en faced" rupee paper, 101. The India Five per Cent. Stock continues in de mand, with an upward tendency. India Bonds were purchased at 15s. prem. Exchequer Bills were quoted 3e. to 6s. prem. With the exception of Confederate Bonds, which declined 1 per cent., foreign stocks were firm. Egyptian improved per cent., Italian t, and Mexican and Spanish Certificates 4 to 4. Danubian scrip was also rather stronger. As regards Turkish securities, there was an improvement of about 1 per oeat. in the Loan of 1863, and I in that of 1858, while the Oonsolidds were rather flat. Bank shares were quiet. A slight improvement was quoted in London Bank of Mexico and South America, London, Buenos Ares, and River Plate Bank, and Scinde, Punjaub, and Delhi Bivik, bat Merchant Bank and Bank of Australasia shams were a little more offered. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted to day 15t to f; Egyptian Trading, ft to 4 Pram; National Discount, 9t to 94 prem., being better; Joint Stock Discount, 2 to 14 din., being again lower ; Ottoman Socitit4 Ginikale, 24 to 24 prem.; and City of Milan Improvements, 41 to Electric Telegraph stock, Humber Iron tr in. rks, National Financial, Peninsular and Oriental New, New Zealand Trust and Loan, Trust and Loan of UpperlCanada, and Quebrada Land and Mining shares, were quoted better. East and West India Doyk stock also advanced 1 per cent. North Bri tish and Mercantile Insurance shares were lower. The shares of the financial companies were steady, with the exception of a slight reduction in London Financial and Imperial Mercantile. Credit Fonder and Mobilier were firm. The closing quotations are annexed, viz.:—lnternational Financial, It to 11 prem. ; General Credit, 2 3-16 to 15-16 prem. ; London Financial, 64 to 1 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile Credit. 19-16 to 11-16 prem. ; and Credit Fourier and Mobilier (old shares), 44 to 5 prem. The closing (but in some eases nominal) quota tions fer shares in new undertakings are subjoined ; —Metropolitan District Railways, 84 to 9 1 1 prem.; Varna Railway, 4} to 5 prem. ; Rio de Janeiro Gam, 1 to If prem. ; South African Land and Finance, 2 to 24 prem., being higher ; and Rhos Hall Iron, 1 to 14 prem. United States 5-20 Bonds were slightly lower, closing at 524 to 534. Atlantic and Great Western Railway debenture scrip was quoted 5 to 7 prem. MINIIB.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. The transactions in the mining market to-day are to a fair extent, and prices generally are steady. Great Vor shares are rather firmer, while Clifford Amalgamated, East Russell, and Wheal Grenville have slightly declined. !subjoined are some of the present quotations, viz. :—Great Vor, 32 to >j ; East Grenville, 31, to 4 ; Clifford Am a lgamated, 30 to ; North Tree kerby, 24 to ; East Lovell, 10i to 11 ; Great Laxey, 184 to 194 ; East Russell, 3 to 44 ; Wheal Grenville, 4to ; South Grenville, 4a. to 55.; and North R ob ert, lls. 6d. to 12s. 6d. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain quiet. We are requested to state that the share list of the San Pedro Del Monte Silver Mining C•impany (Limited) is to be clesed on the 28th inst. The half-yearly meetings of the Linares Lead Mining Company (Limited), Fortnna Company (Limited), and Alamillos Company (Limited), are called for the 30th inst. At the meeting of the Santa Barbara Gold Mining Company, held at Live rp ool on Friday, the directors' report was unanimously adopted. Atten tion was drawn to the steady increase in the yield of gold on the company's property, and a belief was expressed that the Pari Mine will ere long become a very profitable speculation. At North Dolcoath Mine meeting, held yester day, the accounts showed a debit balance of 9641. A call of 4s. per share was made At St. Day United Mine meeting, held yester day, the accounts showed a credit balance of 4621. COMMERCIAL AND _MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BY MACY= Aim nirmaarionam TicussAri.) (FROM Out OMA 00111111,01DMIN.) Carron. —Market wiry damned at easier Wes flake 2,000 or COO Woo. Coza.—llarket fairly attended. Good booboo in wiled at Id. to led. admen per ceetaL Flow is niedieses demand without ebaop. luctian own dunked in eossequesse of holders antics 6d. advance. Oats sad sainisal in fair re. quad at oath's dears rates. MINCING-LANG.—(lliis) DAY. ducts.—The market bas opmed quietly, at last week's prams, and except 50 0 bass of date Bengal, at 295. 6d. for brows, sod 31s. 6d. for yellow, no isles of Importance re. limits by private coutrack Biased is shoo quiet, bat tias limited baINDOIS transacted fully supporta last 12111701 M. Corms—The market it steady, bat quiet. TlM—Tbs public miss were misnames* Ibis moralist, and are going off without material Maas* in value; the total quantity to be brourbt forward amounts to 38.700 packages, 'minding 35,300 pokaps to be offered without mime. Rim —No further Wei 'parka. Purrs& —A few iota sold, Siappora at ths previous prim of 34.1. per lb. gist—.kbout 10,000 bags sold ; Neersazie 9s. 3d. abort prooapt, sod fair white Barisal for arrival at 14.. 6i. BALTIVIIII continues dull 91 solo. Corroa sestina's dull, and prime show a further slight decline. Japan and China said at 9d. to 100. ; Coasseda, 10d. ; Dosivolly good bar ; 101 d. ; Bawl. 7d. TALLOW MARICZT.—(THIS DAT.) The market is steady. Sobjoisod an mug of ;be pre sent quotations :—Potorsborg Y.O. as tie spot, 40e. ; all the meth, 40s. U. to 40.. ; Joao. Qs. 3d. Osbobs, to December, 425. 3d. IHOTHIFIKLD HAY )(Amer.—gars DAY.) x_s. Harvey sad Eaton :wort trade Arm at tho IS. loirin PANS :—Priss• ba free Hfs. to 106 s. Prim dem, ohl. 110 a. to 128 a. Straw. M. to SU pa'r'e= WWI BANK AT BIZMINGEAM.—WO aslant:sad that ow d the Ovate hub, d this tea is 'boat to be animated Me a nuihsd *int Ala osonsoy. 'The Maas ase hs emir 04esespamat. sal fie •ar6sifts 141 be belay the la • tow ay.. I Xeseattile • samba d madam% theh • kW sae Isar be Wive oat at Art aurias the wee& al Attwaars. ere oodoovosrLog to town an imispeadist tar pesky. —BinousghootDoilio Pool. THI GALE. LOWESTOFT, SUFFOLK, MOIIMAT Morn. About 8 o'clock this morning, blowing a strong pis from the eastward (reports Captain Joachim, It.N.), a schooner under Danish colours nus on the Newman Sand. The sea was breaking over her, and the Lowestoft lifeboat el the National Institution was im mediately launched, and with the assistance of a steam tug was enabled to clam with the vessel and to take off the Grew of seven buds, sad bring them safe into this harbour. ARKLOW, IRELAND, Nitwit 19. I regret to have to report (writes the Rev. R. E. Eaton), the total disablement of the Arklow lifeboat, be g to the National Institution. About noon to-day • schooner want aground to the north of Arklow River, while the wind we. blowing • hurricane on shore, and a tremendous sea was mooing on the bar. The lifeboat was launched at owe, and in going over the tar wee driven by the heavy seas with ea violence upon the North Pier that her port side was completely stove in se well as her after air 01110. The mew escaped with difficulty, one man being severely injured. The boat was got up the river where she now lies. The crew of the schooner, Jive in number, were fortunately rescued by the rocket apparatus. The National lostitutiou has arranged to seed at once another lifeboat to Arklow in lieu of the disabled one, the moiety having always two or three spars lifeboats ready for soy emergency. LONDON GENERAL OMNIBUS COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) This day the sixth annual general meeting of shareholders wee held at the Loudon Tavern ; Mr. LAW in the chair. _ . The report having been takes as read, The CHAIRMAN, us moving its adoption, said that five years ago they were not in a position to pay • dividend, and even the private resources of the direotan were draw' upon to sustain the company. This half-year they were in a posi tion to divide the largest amount they had ever divided, and he believed, looking at the rascal state of their affairs, that they would at least be able to stalatain • 6 per mat, dividend in perpetuity. (Cheers.) The capital so count had been closed, the loan debt had been extinguished, and they gained some what by the abolition of toile. (Hear hear.) The finan cial panties of the company was exoelleat, far at the sod of the year they bad 53,0001. is Ooesols end at their hankers. (Cheers.) Between 1858 and 1864 she receipts bad risen by 21,4421. and per omnibus by 2• 31d. par . F..zi l or 'he old com plaint with the Chancellor of the ner remained as it was. out of 110. per mile the C of the Ex chequer received Id. This was • heavy tax upon them. There were 209 petitions promoted from London apiust this tax, and be believed the right hos. potassium was rather incased to look more favourably on their one. (Rear, hear.) In minor points they had ales improved. and he hoped they would go on imprecise till they were able to make eves a better dividend then they were going to declare that day. Mr. L6i.nss seconded the motion. In reply te • ilsianswouiss, The Caaarasr said that there Waft 79,567 shares held in England, and 69,222 in France. They contioned the =slivery system. and bed opened a sew branch in which he hoped would increase their revenue. Mr. Msanicrrr suggested that it should form a part of the report that the directors be recommended to recognise the vase of the services of their secretary (Mr. Church) by a testimonial, not to exceed 100 &new, to that petlemas. Another SRAM/101MM smeeted that the salary of Mr. Church should be raised 1001. a year. fifer.) After some conversation it Wia agreWl thit Mr. Church should receive 100 guineas I. such form ea he should wish. The report was adopted, and a dividend of 6 per cent., with a beam of L. 4d per share, making together 31. 4d. par share, or 76 per cent. free of iscome-tax, was declared. The retiring directors were elected, sod a vote of thanks to the Chairman termiasted the proceedings. PROVINCIAL BEARE MARKXTS. LMELVOO7., Man= 20.-Sales today:-Lancashire and York shtre, 1141-London and North Western, 1171 6 6 17 161 171 17 1-London and South We Wrn. 9C-Mancbmtm sad Liman, 686-North Eastern Berwick capital Kock, 107- Beath Banters, le 81-1111nola Ceatrel, It -Dutch Rhenish, 6 11-16 p -Ditto, paid up, SO-Great Luxembourg shares, 126-16 d-Spanish Certificates, In- Coated•raie Loan, 331 1- Alliance Bank, London and Liverpool (Linilted), 9 8.16 p.-Bank of Liverpool, 271-Eastern Exchiuige Bank (L.Wtedi, f &- Mercantile and Exchange Bank (Limited), 16 -North and South Wales, 261-North Western Bank (Limited), 4 146 p. - British and Foreign Marine (Limited), 26 v.-Mermaid% Maitre (Limited), d.-National Steam (Limited), n I 4,- West India and Pee Be Steam, d. MANCHA:EMIL MANCH 20.-Then IMO very little bodness, rind prices were rather miner. l Alliance Bank (Limited), 9 p.- I Cenfederste loan, 36 431 D - re Eastern, 466-Oreat Northern A, 1411 6 3-Orest Western of Canada. 8-Great Western, 7111-111MellOwatnil, IM6 1-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1161-London and North Western, 1111-Manchester and I County Bank, 41 p.-Manchester, Shiaeld, and Lincolnshire, 69 9-Ditto New Five per Cent. Pref., 9 13-16-Metropolltan, 18311 4-Ditto New Extension, 1646 p.- sarea, hew /19 shares, Mis. 45a. 461.6 d. p-Ditto New £l9 shares, p.-New York sad Brie, ?)-North Pastern, Leeds. 661- Ditto Berwick; 1061-fienth Seaters, 881-Manchester and Salford Bank. 6 p.- Lancashire insurance, p. BIRXLIKMAY, Mas.aa 20.-Tbe sake of to-day Included Wel lington and Severn Junction, 106 ; Worcester and Birmingham Canal, 10; Birmingham Joint Stock Bank, 35 , and Birmingham Old Colon MU, 0: of Midland, Bristol, and Birmingham Ste Dec Cents. were buyers at 183 South Stafford, *ellen at 101 ; Birmingham Financial, MUNI. at Metropolitan Waggon, 'ellen, at 12 ; and Muntz's Metal, seders, at 11 dia. The whole of the inhabitante of Florkenham, a • ie Prussia, hen refused to pay the tens which h►n not been voted by the Chamber of Deputies. The school. master dere paid his taxes. MR. Dawson M.P. AND THE .KEPR&SENTA TION or LEW/R.—TIP Cons ervative Registration dimwit tioa (says the Leeds Mercury) having forwarded cer tain resolutions adopted by them to Mr. Beecroft, the hoe. gentleman has addressed the following letter to Mr. Joha Flkrehaw, the chairman : "4, Glosioester-terra, London, March 18, 1865. My deer sir,—l have received by the late train a copy of the very flattering reeolatioas passed to-day by the meet iog of which you were chairman. I hare only time to thank you for them, and to assure you that my beet services are at all times at your disposal, and that I shall be reedy again to contest the representation of the borough whenever the occasion shall arise.—l remain, my dear sir, yours faith fully. G. S. Burson." lirrEamsrlso DiscovEßY AT WINDSOR CASTLF..— In the comae of seem alterations in the Wolsey Chapel at Windsor Castle some highly-coloured paintings were re cently discovered behind stone slabs. On thoroughly removing three of the slabs from the panels in which they had been inserted, full-leegth portraits of as many knights of the garter were foetid palsied os the wall, with strong iron bars to frost of each *tare. The knights ere repre sented as attired in the military costume of the order, with cloaks deeorated with th e Garter ioegnis and capped with helmets. The ooloming of the pictures would seem to have been executed in oil, as it is rather brilliant, and has a dii. fereot appearance to the usual water-colour mural paintings. Should the test of the stone slabs be removed (of which there must be upwards of 20), the panels behind them will no doubt be found mewed with the remainder of the series 100 10 100 IN 100 IN of portraits. SUICIDS IN HYDE-PURL —Last evening an in wdry was held by Dr. Leakester at the Bank of England Tavern, Paddiogtoo, respecting the death of Mr. William Junes Tebay, aged 76 years, who shot himself in Hyde. park. Mr. 0. T. rebey said that deceased lived at 59, Great Marylehonestreet. He bad been a clerk, but for the last twelve mouths had been out of employ, in °moquettes baring broken hie arm by a fall trots • tax.cart. The whom did not know bow he lived. He was very desponding, as be was afraid would not be able to get G alt:toe owing to his ago. He often said. "I do not know how I shall ever encounter poverty.* Sergeant Sandford, Hyde-park eoestable, said than on Wednesday sushi, at 5 oclock, he found deceased seated on • beech under • tree near the White Lodge, Hyde-park. Then wee a discharged pistol in hie right hand, and a loaded phial Wog at his feet. Blood was lowing from his mouth. He wen usseescious, and wee only saved from falling by the tree spire which he leant. He bad evidently attempted to shoot himself with the pistol lying on the ironed, but I Ithe up had merely snapped. While being removed to the hospital in a cab he expired. Mr. J. Hacker identified the , I pistols ea weapons which deceased always kept by him, loaded, ie his lodgings. He was so reserved that he used to communicate with those in the bones only b 7 such letters , se the following :—"Mrs. Hatiker,—Pleue give my lire • ' reviver' before you MUM to rent." He was much de. os account of beteg without • akimbo.. Dr. Bat' ; l proved that the ball had penetrated the roo t of do, I eseeed's month, and pawed through the brain . Thejeep !stared a vsid of "Suicide elite of nesoead mind. SUICIDE THROUGH TEI GItLT BANK FAILURIS AT BIIIONOILLIL—Tb• unfortunate men named Jams Osaka, arid 40, • such beakee.maker, who resided in Bases must, sad who, iwemequeece of pecuniary loam alleged to have bus eaneeiased sup.' bank fallen, iaftiosed soinal pans es hie Salsa with • pea-knife, ee Friday ma mm a hat; aspired . ifisterday morning of the Injuries he had anotained.—Birningheet Gazette. ORDINARY MARLS AND !STOMP. BuzwAss. blini..WoLdi Moor vas r e y s t o h ok =and tea Moroi and Isbira Caledonian Clark and Bandon.— Cornwall • Do. • j• no dir. until a Do. B 1 p. o. is to B. Dublin and ila.laste Inindae,Prelk dabd.h. "lldtobarghand Olargow "Gow said 11.Waseara &Akita Ord. IN. DT. 111;1:. Do. Z. Asg.B4k., Ho.t Great Nortiot3ootlaad OtraiNcethwa Ito.A Area so db. vs- Do.B Ispold G. Mat h& WM. (Ire ) Grua Waders Do.ftraz VaLCiiii.ll4l 7 0. 17 4 Yir47l7. no, w_~ud~hiad~ BO: Do. Do. H lonoaddre a Yorkshire London and Blackwell Lon., Brig hia. a &Coast loodon,MatAin. 4 Dor London& North Weds LoodoonnouthW cetera Linoolnab Marmara mg Carilair Do. Do. I ®ilea Matropolliaa Do. Him Metro. Dia (Pro. &nip C. Do. do. do. .... Midland Do. Now Do Maas.* Derby Mid. a< Wo. ilro.) Do. Maros Mid K4O) ...... North British Do. Idhl.,Perth.Dwad M. isatero—Diewlek Ds D. N. S. Pure._ Do. Leeds De. York De. Castel' Do. Stock.d Darling De. do. 1814.68 Do. do. 1881141 Moth Londost Do. New De. de., 180 e North Stadardshiro x. t 8. Waddler' Joao 'Scottish Central Seottbdt N.& Aber litt Illoostlsh ahrowsnhr opshire U;u7 ' & Welahpl. Snion @anti' Devon 108 100 108 100 100 11 100 100 100 IN 'Booth Imam ITaff Val* Da C Vale of North Visaed& Stn. d Pimlico Won Cornwall IW. Wanly'. Las. A nalTlall eU LWATL moung pnesa I dalas saa postertay. I to 1 p.a. 93 95 Ine Me 08 IS 16 17 84 86 107 160 18 1 48 1 - 41 11 1311 130 ltle 1421 130 1.30 Oa SO T/Ji ni 63 66 ad 49 II ad 45 67 rd L4O 108 sd 114 f 11.51 V 88 104 186 U JO 116; 1176 66 56 69 fde 1u 114 pm' 90 100 is t i l :I pm i 101 103 0 U 26 le 106 i 107; OS IT 981 99► ST 38 10 11 pm. ei Poll 118 1 t 7 41 66 1 76 1 77 11 1i xd lia 147 I 44 68 67 50 id! 67 66 id d tt 14 1 156 1611 142 li ni sT ea 116} IS 104 I lin re 17 eti i I It 4i 4 se ei 90 st 1(61 7 061 • 9dl -- ;o1 i - le i Pal a 45 74 TT ISOLOMiI. ef be ad. 10iL 66 76 OP 10 76 85 105 108 1011 7008 1111* 17 16 67 SI 66 67 66 67 66 61 62 64 48 62 46 66 16 27 22 26 1614 1624 par 4pm par }Mt 441} 140} In n A iii 8$ 88 74 78 I 08 100 101 02 N bil N 44 44 ion si 104 g l 12 14 9 0 10 4 5 9 19 0 1 HUI 00i 1 IL SAME& I IN I CI. plisse. 117 110 Rd! 119 69 ft reit II $ d 73 76 70 72 2 6 ,• 30n 168 162 se 10110 ee 3idla 11 Se Al 17} I dial 17 lo} id xd Me lel/ 21 i 111 171 IT ... tV4 1011.120 N OBLIGAI o.Lurambrargess.oent. ,Lams and Yata a Lausanne and Tribunes I Manama saltpkbengb, Do. Second lee ..... loath of hum p.ol. Do. Natoaloottip.ot. °Wows (Ratyros. *a) Parts,L7outalts Op.& Do. New ... p• at. Recife &IL I.(Ports.) Bwodloh . ot. Own ord Ls Grout* 7 p p.a.' ▪ tLOOO-vea.7p.e. l losiltiooLot P0rt.7p.0. 1 Pontkornot South Milan, per ot. W.&N.W.of frt. 7 p. a.' 11M 11l le} le 99 97 100 le 99 96 99 ne in 90 94 lie II 96 t 7 If fi PI 96 9. 10 88 92 11 7 1 12 9i 11 11 BRITISH MINIS. 100 } { i r ' i 1 ; ri ; 1 . 1 C 1 f i . i i C ; . , II 4 11 ; 1 ' i ; . i 1 i i ' ! . , ; t 1 k II ,