The Express. — London, England, 1860-04-16 00:00:00

SUDDEN ur CAPTAIN LEICESTER VILILVON, M.P. It with great regret that we record the ,leath of thia gentlenum, which took place soddenly out Saturday, at hi. malt/two, 51, Great Cumberland-street, Hyde Park. c.. 1 4...a Vernon left the Mitre Club at about four o'clock in the %Heron in hisser' health sad spirit", accompried by a friend. le &Meg up St James'ostreet his boron , become restive, and the deceased gramme got out of his carriage to ascertain the care. In endeavoring to make the bores proceed he fell, but immediately recovered remelt and proceeded calmly to give directions as to the dipmg the bore sad carri.cge, shieb he followed to the livery stables in the t0441.b.urh , ..L He then, stating tbet be felt perfectly compared, walked to the top of 84. Jamseerreet, and (.4 into a cab to be driven to kin rest. deer. At that time be complained of a alight pain in his c i w .e. On ~hiss the middle of Regent.atrem he made further complaints of being earn, and requested to be drives homy. On reaching his bore undid advise eras ilase•Jmely summorl, but before it could wive Cap lan Versus bed breathed his last. Tbe erre el death I ascertained I. have bees intents] besearrbege, preiseeei by the rapture of a bleed well. Ca pun' Verses repeetwited the county o Berke, tad was an r t,re awl able .ember et the Howe el Gamma& 87 • lame waualier ef frieeds, both perwasl and poli• t,:...1. hare sweleised a some ler, while the attest of the •ufferieg whi.h hie nee* Insadlete circle nadergo ran be ..tiobated by like aloha arlimew at the admit, iteelf. TM It NANUIPICTOIII OP ANCEOIII IND CHAIN CABLES ?O 2112 MEACHAM' iiiitries. IMPORT 0/ THZ CoMiIIiTZIL The earl osaittee appointed to Mesa Me Qs mew facia of ahem and anis ease he as membent is,. ewe, and who was —rued to repooltheir ebserragaa together with the tattoo d tb. mama Wee bane that, have conaJored the station to then stioned, and have agreed to the follow* repaet : I. fins at UN 011141111 a. tam umay, it WIN estoolohati evidasas. that the loss of chain ambles by peetrae. sad of when by bnakiag, is of we oararreste is her Majesty's grey ; sail that this aware to arias from their hanag heels sajeenal to a snakiest bee Ware they are riaresvod from the resgaters, and alms ha their being thoroughly ea• sarall, sad ia assay eases mated whet rata:sal lab are, or bola they as .pia Mad for service. 2. That s variety of vitae's... chatheakers. shipowsew. awl persons serwerreat nth thippieir. examined the easiaitlee s once: a the rpm.° that it is lushly .upsalsus that alas cables sad whom for th e merriest weir maenad ha rebiected to as saiwioate tent More they me wed. w h ww•M ko OM INN= of raving mach We red petroerty. 3. That a emu iderakk portico d &ilea sow suede for the %weber' wrier rwe of Infamy me sad ilefeetiee work. _ 4 nit the emponslimi el Liverpool and Harbour Trust of that part hams lbw loamy years employed • tenting las thaw .4 limited power , which is kept ie employment ; and that ware tab ampairy was ordered by the Home (4 commons, it appears that the Harbour Trust, to meet the ikwiand. ed OM port, pars decided Oa the erection .4 mochas, d prenber mpaerty and powers That it is also in eritleue• that, &wins a period a 6.• years, or cables Rid to the Liverpool testing useitine, f 2 per mat. are imperfect :is That is finadarland two testing machines ham been for lame tiros is mention, which, although private pro perty, ars acomeible to aD, sod that the superior character .4 .Lain cables made in that district ie in a great measure slat to the results of these testing machines. ii. That from the evidence of all the witnesses examined. your cmonittee has fanned the opinion that nothing but the use of proper testing machines can afford any guarantee foe the somilseas of cable* or anchor., as defects may mud, either from bedlam of material or imperfect welding, which sio Impacts's tau detect and so dimly can the tenacious quality . of Om he calculated. that chains did, be murk t.. bear a green strain, which woubl break if the least cameo( it were applied. 7. That though instances have been adduced by some wit. perm to support the opinion that the application of a severe strain sac testing has an injurious elect ma a cable, this idea seems to the outionittee to be completely refuted by the evidence of Idr. Willcocks, and by the results of ex• periseeste made at Woolwich, and referred to in his evidence. M. That all the witnesses examined agree in the utility of a t..t, and anus of them, including all the manufacturers ch.ou cables saamintal„ desire that its use should be coin. pub..es, as many cables are now sold with false certificates. 9. That good grounds having been established in this in for n•wmcmen.bug the adoption of public testa, the ottly questions which remain are, the authorities into whose this duty should be confided, anti the regulations that sh..ohl f e enforeeth That pnar committee are of opitti.ti that bodies en mg the r.aithlen.......f the mercantile and shipping tote n-4, anl whore kool residence will ensure an adequate supertntrisleuce (such as dock tnistees), are the proper perwm. uielyrtoke this duty ; and that the reguicea ulehr which they act should be approved of by the Board 11 Trwle. II That in ord•r to suit the coovenienceof manufacturers of chain. awl anchors who have testing machines on their eau wrung., the Hoard of Trade, on receiving a requisi• taw frona any stfrh manufacturer, should appoint inspectors to att.•tal the testing .1 any chains or anchors, and give ear tin ate., asw•onhny to printed regulations to be framed f•r that purpose, of the strain applied to them, which a1e.111.1 I s • th.• test •pplicable to their size. 12. That although the committee cannot overrate the adianta,:e of having the chains of every were' subjected to they are unwilling to recommend that the test ehould lie made compulsory, but as they have recommended the general use of testing machines, they consider that ell ships lauu.•hal alter the let January, Dell, which come unler the proviaion.“4 the Pemeeger Act, or are employed by any department of her Yajerty's government, either in 16.• conveyance entirtaeta i.e troops, should be required to priablee ecrtithatca that their cables have been properly tested, A "SPECIAL" SERVICE A? NEW YORK. The newspaper announcement that the Rev. Mr. Corbett. .4 the Greenestreet Metbodict church, would 14‘sch a -enliou 4. " thieve. iod harlots" last evening, with the moirance of the dctecttvoi that no " prim stoma" .4 s "/".1. set would h e molested upon that isms mos. Ann" t..l very genera notice. and wa. the topic .4 comerstion among all claims yesterday. Mr. Corbett is well know,' a. a "munation " methodist preacher, and hi ...noon to the firemen of New York. delivered *year or two 04", 'my still he remembered. The sensation o(yeetenlay, however, far .0 arse. anything attempted in this city, es reeding even the Row. Mr. Gunies.' mass meettno of *lnnen at the .%nokiny r 4 Music, in the interest it excited ..101 the sake it attracted. A bitten leentios for iircai bins • Benno* to such versa= could hardly have twee alerted, The Rev. Nr. OcarbistiL church as in Grveue..treet, wit far dialaat free the meet notorious pontos of the twat notorious lisecernareet, and in the ininintiatc *lenity of the uptown settlements .4 •maU thicvcv. A walk up Broadway, bows canal, and through Grecoe street hut 'vetoing, would have sul k. wady conviarod an owlinate observer that all the " harlot." were certaialy not in the church. The unusual rI , PIId• d we sad boys upon the neighbowing comer. ..nounceil that sorieething was " in the wind," awl their I or awl lauclitag wale agreeably _rebelled by the int-rata on impartni by • high, arcked vows, minuted by an Tully load pima hoe • haw opposite, that " Lulu was our &rhos . prrtc, Luta bright, Luluap.y. - - thlonagh oar reporter n.O hc.l the church long Whew the hour ,theouncel for the ovninencement .4 the oseviss, km I.attal the en...1.A u est.t. part. luaus., were alled with " and the mil mem, the altar was, Idle • pen*, apprnpnately decorated h • number of y•sum men echos themselves the "Flying Artillery," stab who effectually prevent , .l those .fccupying the front eest• fr.' setting, a. much •4 • sliuipm of the preacher. locale the altar were recited • amber of teethe's, and ter fersow. occupied the pulpit, to the evilest dramosfort awl ineonvesience of the pastor. It is a well•kerme fart that cesmgato....., like dreams, sesierally so he new. here, star announcement that a lecture will be delivered to soon semo, always attracts all the preps belies of Ito piece ; aid a., as faveatine to thieves awl harlots rcmfk.l the church with probably the mat ',repealable mime, ever culle.-tel wither it. walk The cmgriga tam wee ...sapwood .4 swot re•pectahie ram sad women, such as Ire we every day awe Virago, in basimea. or , h, amiety. Several theatrical awl • her oelebrb I to. were present. Abut half the onagreWion were Llieti awl man. of thee. were aged Before the • tamer. • .+llilllo.ll. acfposiatances amused themeless' hr ealltot ekh other by the names of celebrated 'profemors" .4 the tine arts 14 burglary sal awl retsiders acre interested u *whim recognition. .4 Isther. doc4htem, heshassio and wives, followed le each toefulows as "Why. pa, what are you d.tng le re!" •• Jane, I thought I told you to ',ay at home," awl much laeghter sad cot...creation. our ni•wtr r . •pym j • pmition from which he could tee the eater atalieoce. load amide.' by so experienced detee• I.e. was .Ile t.. " met" ally foar well•komen harlot& sod it Any dome. wave premet they kept themelves very '• dark" and were 5.4 observed A erssaer to the eity. reed. ins th e which iseholel only two d••••• and ee• lug the large aralieuee. ...Id hays marshaled that " t have. awl harlot." were the moat reepectable-lookiag awl orderly permits who... he had ever beheld. —Nett York April 1. There was a dlecresse of twenty-two ships, but I, A:. tons is din anima iswaeds al Liverpool duns( tlw ter.lt April compared with {be C.ITIP. .4 44 year. and se formes el thuty-ase skips sari 21,44.1 um is Use armor wsursisis THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 16, 186 U. 0 Yr. Ciek i th, prie.ner appeared to be : s e2 gat sad ' renead her for a week, a 6 etapbia alga as bar. SHAREI r Id3TS.-7HLI DAL' - 8003R/11011 Or 13113131. It may tee lashed Vint there Ina peat diminution of night chinos this moruner; 611111 wan but one cam of felony sioampt Shea Two o'Clocut. The railway share market to-day participates in the improvement in the hods. An average advance off to 4 per cent. has been established in the leading stocks. London and North Western stock is now quoted 994 to 1004 ; Great Western, 69f to I • Midland, 1164 to 1174 ; Lan osire and Yorkshire, 1064 to 4 ; Booth- Eastern, _B6f to ; Great Northern, 1144 to 119 f ; Eastern Counties, 644 to 514 ; and Cale donian, 911 to I. The settlement occupies atten tion. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LLNE.—(THDI DAY.) The weather in London dna last harsh, mild, mostly cloudy, sad tamp V at a standstill, and late harvest is in prospect. ii rft e anking was dry, but cold for the season, though milder than last week; wind N.E. The attendance of the trade in Mark-lane to-day was large the tone ve7 firm ; price* of most Midas of the Lode firmly maintained or dearer. The simply of borne-grown pain was very small, and of country-sands tour also arnalL The imports of foreign grain into Loadoa Mos last Monday were reported this monism as mall of tour, and small of wheat, fair of barley butiam of eats. WHLAT.—English fetched readily 9a to b. per yr. ad vance over last Monday's rates Foreign also le. to 2a. dearer. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are firmer, at to 1 prem. The Indian and Canadian lines are steady. There are still some inquiries for Great Luxembourg shares. UADIN.UtY BRAIAN AND aroma. ed.. 'Ploy to 1 pm. 2s. to 3a per sack over last Mooday's quota- Moms. At the barer of going to prase the top prim of tows ' flour, it wait reported, would be raised to 465. BAILER 10111431), required after at Is. per qr. over last Moeda?' Kim. Osru.-. to Is. per qr. advance upon last Mcaiday's quotations. BILLIAL-Emiliek sod Egyptian is. per v. dearer than last Meaday. PICAS firmly held at Lot Monday's prices -rather dearer. CURIIINT QUOTATIONS, DUTY PAID. WirAT. -ENO& white, 46a. to 545. ; red, 44e. to 50a. per qr. ; Dant= sad Yonigabeig, 565. to Mk per 4941 b.; Roatoick, 50a. to 54.. • other Beltio ports, 458. to 52. ; French, red, 48a. to 6 y. ; white, 56e. to 58s. FLoutt-Town, 44e. to 46.. ; Norfolk, 33e. to 34a. per 2601 b. ; Free* Mk. to 42e. per 280Ib. ; American (United States), 24.. to 29e. par &tater. -Faglisk„ 28.. to 46.. per qr. ; Baltic, 24.. to 35a ; other aorta, 26.. to Me per qr. OAT& 22e. to 265. per qr. ; Russian, 225. to 23a. per v. • other Baltic ports, 21s. to 116 e. per qr. Bia&-Iliglish tick, 335. to 38s. ; harrow, 39.. WU.. q r. - PUS. -NIA boilers, 38s. to 40e. ; ho and grey; 325. to MIL • foremp white, 36e. to 36.. FLOAfinto CAMOCS.--Binco lad Friday oely tee ppaastnn Tudors vemeal was reported arrived st porta of call, via. :- a duvet barley. The latest reported males establish • fresh advaaes of Is. to 2a per qr. on the pricee of melee sad wheat, vie.,Wliaat arrived-I Marissopol, delivered sound in Ds Me. Me. per 49211 m. Wheat op pmeage-Odesea °kirks, Malta, 525. 6d. per 49". Whoa now ahippias-- Taiaoroi Chirka, 51s. per 49211 m. Maine arrived Masa, 39a. per imperial qr., tele quake. Maims oa paseage, 2 merger (bray, pheno 3 0 1 4 rotb..4BMbe. Melee sew aMppMill ese 36., per ; 1 Th rall, Us. &L , per iiperiel qr. to be shipped up te Slat May, Tsgeareg, 26a per Melba LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) OPENING OF EASTER TERM. This bobs dr irk day of Easter term the various courts el emu= bar and at the usual hour, there being DOW of there ferseeftles Insaaly °teemed, io consequence of the resent death of the Banner Stratheden, which prevented the Lord CheseeDor from receiving the learned judges and the her. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Ili Lard Mid Dana, Yr. luau Martin, and Mr. Bane Ilmarnrell took tbeir mats on tin bank at 11 o'clock. Yr. &rola Wylile, the firmly appointed jadie --- Of this .serf, ia the roam et the low Mr. Berm Watson, will be swore a tosaessew mertsiag. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH. ilittiew Besco.—(Befar• the Lard Chief Justice, Mr. Jies Birldwirae.) Crcetritea, Mr. Justice HM, sod Mr. Justice Ems V. MI LOJDOY £X ItORTN.WIRTILIS RAILWAY CONTANT. Tide wee an sctica tried before Lard Chief Justice Erie at the last ILleepetan Amines, sad we. for the wrongful deli very of oertabi paresis of wad to a man named Douglas, at Stalls& when • verdict was found for the plaintiff for the sure et Sit Rh. The wool in question had been forwarded to Scotland ver the defendants railway, with &rectums Not it was sale to I,. ian be delivered up no b e in g paid for or es the ' tiffs order. The defendants delivered the wool to on the 13th ~f Nay, who on the 31et remitted to the ' tiff • sum al 90/. in p paart payment. Seheerreently the tiff einnesseed prawei . in the Scotch courts serdset Dingle; to verswer the behave dee ; but fearing the probate ed Diner that estate wrs shot proemial wills, bet ia l= ups-the complay sad RCM/1M Wpm* spirt them. kr. lissuel sew moved to set the varlet wide, ow the =IL' it wee spshre 'viewer Is the previews those bed hem a delivery et • sforliar pared of wool to Dp.sire , oohs Weed, showed the &Weediest' servant • that he wee slew' to tarwrrd to the plaistid. The *Mild bed corer ehlested to the course itwo I skell bt the delessirshr sod bed tbee meeduetea aro so %ben erre The Lord Mid Julies—Tie phistiff got his moos, epos the oerean% and themfeee there was no pound for compkint open to him. Here there waa a Indented," and it wee quite apes to him to we the company for the fertiti toy s delivery. Rule refused accordingly. RTOSS r. LORD LLAIROVEL-LOO. ldr. Edwia Jams, Q.C., had I. mane tat • ride dlmj upon the plaint/a to Few min why as order of lfr. Justine ormagion mak le this CMe shoal.' not be rescinded. The sedan was one of libel, brought by • Mr. Slane, • pentlemna rending in the county of Nonmostli, sepainit Lord Lisnover for • letter which was written by his Isedaltip to his nephew, Mr Herbert, which wan marked " private and confidential mid to be returned," sad which letter reflected upon the character of Mr. Storm. The order of Mr. Justice Crompton called upon Lord Lawyer to dads,* whether he had in his posneesion such • letter ; what he knew of its cus tody or upon what grounds be objected to ,apply that infor mation." The defendant was threatened with an attach. merit if he .li.l not comply with the order, sod therefore the present application was neceessry. The letter had been re turned to Lord Llanover, but • copy of it had been pre• viously most improperly taken. After some discussion the motion wet refused. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sittings in Buace.—(Before Lord Met Justice Erie, and Justices Willem, Byline, sad Keating.) R►DDRRW P. ROUTH WRITIRX RAILWAY COMPANY.-RAILWAY ACCIDC T. The Solicitor-Geneva' (witbe . ;;Mr. Simon) applied for • rule calling upon the plaintiff to show cacao why the verdict in this sass should not be set aside, sad a new writ of inquiry awned upon the ground that the damage@ were excessive. The faces were that the plaintiff was a barrister practising at Manchester, his net income previous to the accident being about 300/. a year ; and in January last he was a passenger on one of the defendants' lines, sad when at • spot known as the Kenyon junction, • oalli sioo happened. The plaintiff was injured in this collision, and he sued the company to recover damages. The company admitted their liability, and consequently • writ of inquiry to anew the damages wan issued, and • I special jury cumin been empannelled they awarded the plaintiff 2,600/. The principal injury complained of was • shock to the nervous system and there was no doubt that the plaintiff had Bu ff ered severely. It was, however, now sub mitted that it appeared from the medical evidence that the doctors had all advised the plaintiff to abstain from business for two years, a twelvemonth, or leas ; but the plaintiff had not followed this advice, and this had no doubt very much agpavated his sufferings. If the medical advice had been followed the plaintiff's injury would in all probability have been of only a temporary character, and if the plaintiff had rendered it permanent by neglecting this advice, the company clearly ought not to be held re sponsible for that. The Lord Chief Justice thought that there should be no rule, inasmuch as the question was one entirely within the province of the jury, and he could not make out that they bad been misled on any principle of law, nor that they had mistaken the effect of the evidence. Nobody ovoid say positively whether the depression of mind comae. quest upon total exclusion from his profession for • con siderable time, might not have been more injurious to the plaintiff than continuing his work ; and it ought hardly to be bowght melon him that he has endeavoured to main. bun his position in the profession. Ride refused. SURREY SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) The April adjourned sessions for the County of Surrey commenced this morning at the Court House, Newingtou ca EK6 412 useway, before J. IL Johnson, ~ Chain:o ut J. Til• am, Fat, Deputy Chairman, A. , Wm. Gray, C. Francis, R. Roberta, W. New, ' X' R. Hudson, H. Whitely, and K. Drew, Eaqi?. °l t calendar emtained the names of only tweedy-two proms for trial-eighteen for felony, and six for zandernemiour. The singular lightness of the calendar at this timed the year is chiefly owing to the recent quarter endow at Kel pie, a fortnight ago, which cleared the gaol of all country cams. Among the charges on the calendar are ow far bousetwasking, two for attempted house break*. ens for cutting and wounding, three robberies by servants, and the remainder trivial offences. The degrees of education are as follows ,-- Only two could read and WOW well ; fifteen imperfectly ; two could only read ; and Ire could neither read ..r write. The ages of the prisocen varied from fifteen to fifty. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION HOUSE. 1117.14181V1 111111311.1111112111% Jeha Basler, reamatly a clerk in the service of Mersin Christy, batten, of Graombureh•street, was brought up on • ememat, chazt e w L ith esubenclum the sum of 178 i. Wong. leg to hie cm J. Hargett, deleetive, produce a warrant, upon whisk l apprehended the primmer on Saturday, atW 'paunch. I lied been to :4. othampton, Jersey, ( hierusey, and back to Weymouth before I met with him, and he hail left each piece before I got there. I reed the warrant to him, which is far felwraaly steeling 1701. belonging Whim master, upouldeft be mid, "I suppose if I give up the showy that Is named In the warrant it will be salleisat." I raid. "No ; you must give me up all the money you have, and then it will be to take yea back to Lades.' He then gam me up 17 10s. I thin brought him to Leedom. Oa oar way here be mid . " You under. stead, I admit Mr. L J. Savilli ms t% clerk to Messm.Ckristy, said—The prison was in the service of the firm as collector, and it was his duty to ready. sad pay mosey, making corresponding minim la the ark hook, and to keep the surplus cash in the till. He left his employment on the 30th ult., without satire, lad after be was gone I took pommel= of his books sad the tea. The muse morning I made up the mah.book, and found a deiciesey of 17W. 4. M. in the till. Hr. Murray, for the prosecution, then asked for a remand. Mr. Wootner, for the prisoner, did not oppose a remand, but asked that hi. client might be admitted to bail. The. application was, however, refused, and the prismer was remanded Without bail. AITZIIPT ►T MI'ICIDL mar, gird, was charged before Yr. Corrie with attempting to commit suicide throwing herself into the Regent's Canal, in th e City.road. Th e aefrodast, about 10 o'clock no Fr Inv morning, went to the Wharf-mad, and threw h erse lf into the canal. Me was at once rescued and taken to tie hospital. The primmer is a very bed girl, and has been taken home be her mother no Ims than fourteen times after she has abeeMided. Nbe boa also before attempted to commit suicide by throw. igfllorosif tato the water. ibi prisoner, 10 answer to the charge, said that she eftesspted to Los her life bemuse she could not get any work. lir: Cowrie waled the prisoner if ■he would go to • re• formatury if he would send her. The defewd•nt said that she dal sot wish to go to • reformatory. Arrival toe the week aiding 1110 d and delivery, 1,1100 casks. The snivel mike led pet mks. week eump lT ria•C a METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. MILS DAY.) Tbe supply el beases is eonifierahly larger than on Woo dsy lad, yet Use dsmead is active, sad late prism are well I supported Illiesp me also mere plentiful: beds for them is slow, and priers me the average are scarcely as good as cm Thursdey. Good calves and lambs are sellint about as of late. From Gamow sad Holland there are ND beanie, 1.200 sheep, and 100 calves ; Scotland, 80 beasts ,• Norfolk and Su ff olk, 2,700; sad 100 f rom the Northers sad Midland Counties. Per stone of I 2 SA- I. 4. Par stone of Blbs 4. 4. Ld. Rest P.rots, Herefds. 4 10 5 0 Best Dos& Bf bets Sh 6 0 6 1 Best abort-barns 4 II 4 1$ Bra Lodi-wools 6 4 5 Second qua. beasts S 4 4• Da do. Shorn 4 8 5 Calves Pip Beet Dna &HU beads 6 8 0 II War Boasts at market. 4,140; amp sad Latta, 14,010; Calm, 116; BOROUGH HOP MARHET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. !attendee sad Smith report that the market matinees very quiet Ilia prices about the same as lest week. Owing to uneseally esti weather the hop plant, like all ether vegetation, is la a tug baskward state. LOCAL T•EATION.—A return wan issued this morning, showing the amount annually collected of rates, • tolls, and dues in the United Kingdom, so far ea the same can be ascertained from existing returns. The totals are : England and Wales, 11,613,383/. ; Scotland, 1,286,414 W. ; Ireland, 1,729,683/. ; United Kingdom light dues, 273,5701. ; making in all, as far as the same hoe bees asoertainsd, 14,903,0961. MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC INTIILLIGENcE.—At the Royal Italian Opera Diming is to be given to.morrow, aid on Thursday Piddle is to be produced, when Millie. Case will debdt in London as Lsouora. At her Majesty's 11 rroralore will be repeated to-morrow, and on Ti eibwaday Mdlle. Picoolornini commences her farewell performances as Violetta in the Traria:ex (Hello is to be played on Thurs day, with Madams Borghi-Mamo n. Desdemona and Signor Mongini em Otello. On Saturday the Troriswa is to be re peated. The New Philharmonic Sone: ty's third concert takes place at St. James's Hall to-night, Spobr's "Power of Sound" being one of the principal features of the programme. The Amateur Musical Society also give a concert to-aiglit at the Hanover-square Rooms. On Wednesday the Vocal Ammo dation hold a coarerstrion at St. James's Hall, and on the following evening Mr. Richardson gives a concert at the same hall, which will be supported by Mr. Sims Reeves., Mr. Bantle., Signor Belletti, Herr Becker, Mies Arabella Goddard, Raster Drew Dean, Mims Parem Miss Palmer, Lime. Weiss, and Min Moment. At the %manse ne e of bills takes plan excepting at the Princess's, atr a a Tom Taylor's oore Remove will be given on WelaindaL and at the Strand, which produces a new fares , by M r . T . Williams, on Thursday, entitled A Rafe for a Widow. A new and original two-act comedy, by Messrs. French sad Sorrell, Lolled A Priced is Need, is to be brought out this night week ; and on the same evening a new comedian& by Mr. Tom Tarlac will be produced at the Olympic. GALAS tIALZ or PICTURES IN OLASCIoW.—On Thunday last the valuable collection of pictures—by living ninnies of the British School—of the late John Houlds worth, F.sq., of Cranstoubill, was sold by Mr. Nisbet, in the Scottish Exhibition Rooms, Glasgow. As the pictures were well known to the art-loving public, from many of them Wong been exhibited here, as wel l as in London, Man. cheater and elsewhere, the interest excited in their disposal was evinced by the numeroto attendance, and by the spirited biddinp during the sale. It will show the increasing value attached to modem works of art when it is mentioned that although Mr. Healdswerth's co/Union boa been formed only within the last few years, and the greater number of the pictures have been =y d ed directly from the artiste at full prices, the at the sale yielded a considerable advance upon re cost. The total amount was 11,0391. The followift' are the prices of the principal pictures :—" Eastward Ho! 1867, arid Home Again, 183&" By Henry O'Neil. 4721. 1011. " Leith Hill." By William Lianal. 5671. " Uncle Tom and Ms Wife for Sale." By Sir Edwin Landwer. 8081. 10a.; purchased by Mr. Wallis, of London. " Interior of the Doom., at Milan." By David Roberta, R.A. 1,0701; purthand by Mews. Agnew, of Manchester. " Co venanters Preaching." By George Harvey, R.S.A. 3401. ; purchased by Memel. Agnew. " Port na Span* are the Giant*. Oausews_y. " By Clarion St a n fi e ld. R. A., 1,300/. ; purchased by Meson. Agnew. "The Raven', Hollow." By Waller H. Paton. 162/. 1011. "The !Reb ind Ferryman." By Wen. Dyes, A.A. 1751 Ns land. saps. By Witharington. Orandsd's Muir Party" By Alexander Burr. 1831.18 a " Wiurior Poets Omstind lag in Song." By Pickengill. 2101. " The (homing Sweeper." By W. P. Frith. 341/. 511. ; purchasedby Mews. Agnew. "The Sleepin g Beauty." D. Mediae, R.A. 9001.: purchased Iry Mr. Flatou. "Crossing the lord, Seville.* By Richard Anadell. 301$1. ;purchased hr Mews. Agssw. "Sunday in the Bsokwooda of Canada.' By flans Feed. 1,310/. ; purchased by Mr. °embark of Lemke. idineurpt Calmat. INTO LONDON To APN. It. Coastwise. .. 293: 1190 1111,7 IbIL qrs. 4ns Oita VIL in In NI • • • • .. lin al I m I Ise 3111 41.6 44 .. U le .. ;MI6 ::1 aaili 11.I 1. L C I 1661 I 1001 80. L Mil 6! 6 I Flow. Ms sok& rK owls. •• • • MINCING-LANK T (THIIIRAY) The public, melee al micar and ;Nam declared for to morrow embrace the fell amount at the oommeamment of the week. BUOAII.—No boilers of hatiortance reported since Friday. Corm.— A floating cargo et. Domingo hr been mold at 625. id. for a war pod. TRY—The large public Isles declared for Wednesday have stopraed &wiser by private contract. RAUL—Two carrom have been sold afloat at advanced rates : about 1,700 tow Neerancie, at 10s. ed. ; white Bengal sold at 10e. &L ilaLeiiiiti. -- -This article has a firm appearanoe. L Misr articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady, at the following quotations : Town tallow, bk. 6d., net ash ; Petersburg Y.C., ca the spot, 565. 6d.; April , 56e. 6.1.; May and Julie, 55e. ; Oct. Deo., 525. PARTICULARS Or TALLOW. Nock ea Mad this day Delivery last week Ditto trees Ist June Arrivel last week Ditto trim tat Joao Fria, Y.C. per ewt this dal; Me Tows last Friday JIAILWAYIL Ds.7t. ! Do. - do. 18d7 1873.. l ot D 0 dent lnc Tan 11.0;tin n Do. New 10 Ot IL of India g. 5 el all Woe Maw* DI _ Do. Hew __ , ..__ 43.,,e 31 1 Dp Dt th- do Ps . g e ittril 00 ill Do. do. 73 w thoutop. ill Do.6lp.et. hda,pay.77 10 Madras Guar. 41 par el ID Do. do. 6 alt. 10 Do. 4 par cf.. 10 Do. oth Paten. do. /0 Ildelb.Corp.6p. ct.Boode `t N. Britrumick d Canada elan A eap. di , Do. do. Land do I Do. do. B cap. do i De. do. Land do a (Malted) 00 &Ando i Do. Punjaub 100 Do.lol.Bt.Plotg. 6 p.et. a Undrawa & Qualms A dad.lAndted. WI. RAILWAYS. L itrts:; 4 :l: l"l 6l4l.7llVa n l. ilms..saa. Aklies. June Mb* me Tyne seatrdAltd. C ied Exeter re 4 Bandon Do. A A no ay.] is Wei to B. 1 Dublin sad BM, Jac. DmiL.PINt& & &KJ& 11.1=Ids lob= Union, Skit Do Meek Fad Iliaelk I DUN idhobooet DDa and Muse Pleth alai= hum & & s = NM& ad . 1 . 111 4 Wel DDA l . B . O n!aLe"-P,LI Leedom d lbaireall La Loa loadlatinffribt= Wool* IDo. awilisaildiks Ilse.,lo4l.4Ltnooluslt lieirepettioin Do. arm. & Darby MAL 01. WOl4lllll Newcastle sad c= Newport. Aar. &Hem Newry& hoisf. lan/ma alto& Nat& imams Oman U Nola Drilla Nadi Droll Bdl & D m A ---- Da York Non, Loodon Naiii&S.Weirteraame. Nita Staffordshire Peebles Odirdi,Wor.,& Wolver. Imotith eeoibrakey Centr4 liedek N. X Mama& MN* Midland arrembire Union 8 8 == e "mil &Mk Irlmna Swift Wake 1 Yeti& Biwa Ds W a s= DIM INN Taff Tab ulster ; 0. Do. Vale of Nadi . 1 i Victoria eta. a PinKw Waterford & Kilkenny _ I West Cornwall . lii:z r..iw- Drfa At Easter 4g. ot.it / Caledonian, CIO LDen.Perthok Aber. Jun ast Anglian, A, dp. et Do. Do. C, 7 14, IL Coon. Pa., 6p.ot. No.l, Do. do. 140.6 Do. New 6 p. ct. 84 ! Ifastern 1.7n10n, 4 p. et & Glaagow,s p. et Edln.,Perth,Dun.,4, p. c Orest Northern, 6 p. ct Do.6ared.ss 10p.oR pm Do 44 paroled. O Do. I. bN.Bocollmed .o.red.at, tat 6 r e n. OtWod.(Datiallante Do. rodeom. 41p. cent Do. redeem. 4 A out Do. Irredeem. 4 p. ct. Do.sp ct. redeem Pref. Do. Blew. Pref. Mares Do.ChesterPf.Bl3.Bp.c. Do. do. do. bp. c. Do. arm. Gun Stock Do. Met. Goa. Shona Do. do. do Do. do. do Loc.& Yoalralk. 6p.e-at Lfoolkarkbt...Op.o.fts tfb No. I Do. sp.e. do. No.! Do.6p.e. do. Do. Z.e. do. NA 4 DA p.c. do. Do. p.e.prtaL do. Do. 7p. c. ProL Nook . D0.6p.e.d0. (W. LIC.P.; Do i % c. (dlv. lid till LOD aLkdowasol r .Cov.&Nunc =L. W i ic i d t . 1 a Lac.e.p.. 2 I Do. m Do. le ger cent Dortiouleble dp.ct 1141kodeono...e.Rook Do.Oonn Dr.& 1.41p.c. Do. dip.et. Prot Stock DalaLtllteldn e p c. New4Aber..tc.,per. 6p. C.,erlth option tt111866 Norfolk bp. ct. Ex. Stock North &nth& 5 per cent Do. New Due. 6 p et. Do. Border Union gua N.Nra—Berw.4 p.c. Prf I Do. do. do Do. L eeds 6 pct. No. 1 Do. York. H. & B. pure. North Staffordshire W.&WoLop.c.leigna Do. bredeonable %OW& Osat. NewPret tookN.l.Sip.et.PreLet Do.Abeir.ga.flp.c Do. 7 p. et Pref. Stock Devoe Mud 6; p. c. a (Nand. An. 01.0.6, cent WO Do. 44 pre 100 Do. fixed 4; per cent. 140 1 11. Wales Bus. 4 p. cent NO Do. 44 per cent Ymtobire 4 p. c. Boa Nl Stock.aDertington &p.c all Do. do. Bep.c , 411 Do. do. C6p.c 1 140 , WitSor.t Illkesny6p.c [1• a mts ax sa si ISO sa ma • 100 all 10 dil l WI be l 61 10 11 - it 4 96 96 100 . 109 33 --6 99 101 110 113 103 108 110 112 109 111 134 128 80 82 110 112 75 77 117 119 110 112 148 106 86 87 98 100 88 90 90 92 101 103 9 1 10 i 17 18 10* 101 74 . 76. I 10 LIS 140 115 117 115 117 140 146 116 117 162 158 132 136 87 88 215 225 115 117 iiii it 12 126 M. •, — .l Tof i 1 138 140 102 103 Pi 95 111 121 109 111 109 110 1 6 i 9 19 97 a 1 dli 13 a, e x . 1114 1111 117 119 73 75 lok lot tsi tal 100 102 100 102 82 91 91 101 Si 88 18 19 31 1 3 SI II 88 $1 68 TORRION RAILWAY& a i uu ia d an 11•1Zzi. Is 6. 1•111101; Ovakosim all Carmasz Was t MIL 6" "I grad.ma all 15 Dada Mimi& all Imam at Prow ' 6 Od. Aid= far &p. all of °Astral of Frame all pt. Casaba. Cont. flit all Italian Junction all take Constance d Bale all'llerre and Turnhout 10 Lonthardo-Venetian all Lyons and Geneva all Marla Antonia all Nam.daJege I By the all Do. 6pc.Prf. Belg.gov. all Northern of France 12 Do. New shares .. all Ilgorwitian Trunk Prat all Paris, Lyons, and Mrdlt all Paris and Orleans 13 Recife and 8. Francisco , !Pernainhttoo;g. 7p. c. 10 , 11.10 and Dunzburg all [Rome and Frascati all 'Boys' Danish eel Baird FiwedWt ea Dw 7 per cent. ai Ikrabre and Ileum) all Do. 54 per cent. Pref ilenTauldlim.'s 7 perct ail rthern of Frame.— all eat Flanders an Do. ai per cent. Pref ei Si Weak& S. W. of Frame It 6 Wai l = AllMila •• • • aa i t m. I PiF Si 4 P 19 8 sit as se is lb 42 1 2. If If Pot e v 14 La it it I F 111 fr Ms Doak. D0E1C.17.5i. Do. do. & BodalmildkaHuroaßL Do. Now Do. redrew* iwa 00 100 Buff.,Brana.*Doderlcb Ilp.c. Ida, Aug. 1 1672 eadoresellry 8.01.. H 100 100 Do. Jell 187 S, ditto- LOO 100 Do. June 1104, ditto. 6 SM. &11 to 20 2 T./ u 10 I 20 Tis OW" =rr cent. h. . UM= ii 1* Da Ibleenten F. ID 1* Do. Jubbalpore WO all Do. 4p. ct. Debent NO mil Do. 6p. et do 10 aD Geelong.* Melbourne 4 t. 100 Grand Trunk of Canada !00 all Do. 0 . per ct. Pref. ~ Do. !Inc ai Deist. is sl ec r S SI. 10 ni. ft. a. - ill I* 10 Hi ea an eth'.' 6 C.° l 116 I - p $ 4 Ms 6/ Ti 78 IV 70 76 68 73 Par i PIA 11 it 2 # di. 101_ 100 Psi pm 101 102 II 33 34 RS jai 70 n Si Si 72 74 71 . ys 991 99i i dim }1 du 111. 17 1 1 dm 97 99 In 99 97 90 90 98 i9O e R 6/ ISt 1 9: Ms 5 7 6 7 b 7 6 7 N lot : die 96 944 . Cs&Gov.flp.e.Joa.&Jul 'lOO Do.. pee cep& , 1878 _llOO Do, 0 per cent., 1880 lOO Ds. 0 per Bent. , 1,82 lOO Do. erect. Feb &Aug 100 Do. oper et. Mar.& Sep 1110 Do.ll per cent lOO Do. do. Scrip. 16 Now Brasil/Mc Bowls lOO um i N. L WaiseGv. &p. c. DM 100 Ds. II p. C., UM to NS Do. & p. a, 1011 Nova tiookla 6 p. ct. Mg .1 Doli. rodoww. 11115 llOO ~5, Aust. Gov.!' V. c. Bonds 1100 Wle. Ov. Sp. a Jam& July,loo .1 Da &kip. e. Apr. de Oet.'lllo I'OPIZON OBLIGATII D.AILWAY& an 4.Laxelaboart 6 p. cent. SI aD I Do. Ismael at tn.... ILeeerealloMeset. p. e. 10 an Mardi. at Treace O pp . eR 11; a e) ampoogn4m. in Do ( IserTo s lif p.e. It to on Pane& Weba6 per coat. - an Do. New It per oat.. 111 an loyal euredlels parent all Southern of Franco3p.e. 11 it all Victor Emmanuel 6p. e. an W.& N.W.ot Franoaly.e. II 11!, JOINT nem BANKS. Agra and U. ear. Beak /Ati4rsl±isis 10,01X1 12,,fil e. 50,000 ID, 32, 200 - i0 26 100 90 60 20 lank of nopt Hoak of Loogon, Bank of Turkey British N. America e.oool el,oooi ii,00515 80,e00 86,000 20,000 00,000 60,000 10,000 25,000 A°29i eiZT Bank of ladla AurtralL, and Chins. Ctirtrd. Mere. et lads. Lou.. and Zilis7:l pty ii,ioli 20,000 4,000 ! _-- IC7om. of Canada . eo:oou; )o,oooi 51°.*?it Cora. ot London •ftip PoottAvaLChertd 0. Bank ot ftwitnariaL Loa. Ch. Book at Atinit. London and Count London Joint Stock lon. and Nat. Prey. of Wand. 47,0 - 001 ekoiol 1F,51/1 %ma s,OOO ilsooo 11000 1,002025 100,820 150,000 700,000 7,190 70,000 20,45601 2D0.000 25.000 ]Y,OOOI ise:aao 500.000 50,000 30,000 Is,ooo 80,000 iii,13.56 1,724 183,876 5" i0;6651 5,000 10:000 000,000 40,000 20,000 Do. Nay National Dank New south Wales Oriental Hank Corpora !Ottoman Rant iviticlal of Ireland . Routh Australia Union of Australia Union of London 1(7.71i; Mutual'''' • Anglornalaul ?dint Australian Apical Atlantic Tel. Ba Waterworks.. Bell American Lind Brit.& Irish Map Tel. • Do. B 7 pit tLII Do. C 15 10 1200 10 I 60 1 60 1 20 20 ni C. 10 Channel St. M ; 22 A Crysial St. N. St. St. 25 5 Rog 15 Oto. 1 43rest 20 Inalo 5 by 10,000 10,000 15,000 2,000 14,200 N 7 77 a 1 72 74 au , :II lie , 61 5$ 3 Apr • - 11 50,000 10,000 611 IP/ 306 ailt N 1 36 s 0• 70 71 an 16 i 37 311 so Is Is on 161 17 011 21 fle 10 - as an T -- ;ii is, in , 291 30i 14 13 32 31l 41 5 82 39 16 22 142 16} 120 125 6 8 25 30 gi tr4 30 99 101 ill& 106 I 106 l tP ra 2, 2 rl film& (LI Mmaflag.* Smelt. .fr r a. aace n per coat Preference , Da. hp. et. Perp. Deb likeirle Telegraph Do. New — Bog and Aut. Cop. , Gen. Steam Navigation Great ilidp (Limited) . Indian and Aust. TeL Lon. District TeL (L) i London Discount (L) Lou. Gen. Omnibus 0o Madras Irrign. a Canal MeditensneanElec.TeL Mistitter. Rs. Tel. Jim.) National Mount Co Netberiands Land Do. S p. c., is. at I db N. Brune t N. Scot. IM N. RM. Australasian Cu Do. " New Shares " In. Stm. ;ILL) A Do. do. B Do. do. C Peel River Land a Mb. Penin. and °Mem/Mali Do. New Bed Sea A lad. TeL 44 p. c. for 60n by Re. O. Ithl No. 17w °. Iron Royal Mall Steam tish Aust. Inman th Australian Lad ne TeL Scrip Do. do. Registered a La. Co. Up. Can Van Dlensen's land ii I old,. 3 l'i db E ti yin 4 1 of nil a 10 : 15 i 1 1 1 i ais Par Ipi 57j 40 51 IS 80 13 15 pm 1 dip 1 21 5 1 ,2r 52 54 120 180 171 I I -iii 10 n 47 DRAIN or Stu H. BC/USURY. The death of Sir Henry Sunbury took place on Friday at the family seat, Barton Hall, near BUTT St. Edmund's. The late baronet was the head of • family which has on more than one occa sion taken an active part in Suffolk polities in the liberal— or perhaps it would be more correct to say the old whig— interest. Tire WILIITIRS BANK. —A copy of the Liquida tors Report, to be submitted to a meeting of shareholders on Wednesday next, has been issued, and from it we learn that the valuation formerly made of the meta has In general been sustained, and in scene cases exceeded ; but that on three accounts serious deductions will have to be made. These accounts are the American (Aimee Lee and Co.) which stands for 100,0001. additional lass; the account of Ross, Mitchell, and Co., which stands for 20,0001. additional; and the property account, bank buildings , ftc., which gives an elditimal deficit of 11,0001. The actions st law are going on "as well as can be expected," and as well as the lawyer* will let them. There need be no hurry, as there is plenty of money on both sides. The amount of liabilities to the public, paid during the year is 1.243,78 5 /., leaving still due at that We 550,M1. The 'porition of the bank appears to be less favourable than it was at the date of last report, the estimated surplus being 42,0001. less than it was at the close of the previous year. Out of the 30,000 shares, only 11,497 have paid their calls in foil ; but a large number been compromised- The bank holds 2,314, and the calls have still to be settled on 5,653 shares. The half of these are held by trustees or executors, and law proceedings will be required to determine where the respom sibllity of the sits mmt fall, as in some eases there are se trust hinds. The probable surplus of 438 , 0001. is subject to the future expenses of winding-up, and any other contin gencies that 'Dv arke.—GloagotoComnioltirralth. CALCIUM', TUX EXICCTIONZR. — It i/S we believe, ='apposed that Calendt, who has been engaged in so many miserable wretches during the last qoarter of a century, pursues Wile other less unenviable calling, whereby he gate his livelihood, when his services as aut exe cutioner are not called into requisition, but Noah is not the ease. He ha. a regular salary from the City of Loudon, upon which he lives, and the proceed* of bis " engage- meats " in the country are reckoned as so many additions to his stated mllOOlllO. He has carried on his preaent voca tion between thirty and forty years ; and he has lived in or near • quiet street in the suburbs of London, called "Deviseriarest," for upwards of twenty years. —Desires Gamete. ♦ Cmtuanon. —A correspondent in Golapie, ewer ter the honour of his native village in the proloctive Dna, informs us that , on Thurehly morning,. gentleman the re wr prawanad with his twenty-seventh legitimate child ! " Can year Imergonion correspmdent match thirt y he oak liatinriph.—lneerarra AdrertiPer. i 111 Ina 118 1 110 111 i 1110 112 OK 1001 110; 109 110 112 Ilai i. leg palm I Sales. ► _ a in lONR. Closing prices Saturday. iii 7? Ili In 61 101 100 ni 011 N (41 1 — . 74 11 al IS 16 28 Ts se se sy Ile It* 114 118 112 11$ in Hi M is 1•54 SP 112 1U 12 123 1 mt Ue Ie dli Et 100 100 100 100 ~. i;~ M ii s R U US - US . - KILO for labaim 10 4,1 1 1 1 C lei i no MI 11 1:13 - iii 11 Ina ln 2,8000001 1 1 106 86 1 i - i I , z 4.1 Wait today to 1 p.m. MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. The fund. to-day are firmer, and an improve ment of rto I per tent. has taken place, owing chiefly to a more hopeful interpretation of the pro specta of the money market. The improvement ex tends to most other department. of the Stock Ilehan ge , Prioes being generally quoted rather higher than on Saturday. This is settling day in the Aare market. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Beiges opened at 70fr. 30c., being se. better than on tiaturday. The New Victmris Six per Cent. Debentures, are Sneer, at 10a1 t., Console are officially marked 941 and for money, and 942, ,and forthe account. The present quota tions are 941 to e for cash, and 94 11-16 to 13-16, or 94.1 for the 9th of May. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 223 and 224 ; the Three per Cents. Re duced, 93, 931, and 931 ; the New Three per Cents., at 99 and 931 ; the Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1869, at 1051 ; the Five and-a-Half per Cent. enfaoel rupee paper, at 103 i to 3 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, of 1869, at 962 and e ; awl Exchequer Bills, at 100. prem. The foreign stock market is firm. Turkish Bonds have risen 1 to 1 percent., the lean of 1854 being now quoted 76,1 to I, ex div., and that of 1866, 61i to 62. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 86 ; ditto Deferred, 2k ; Chilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 861 ; Dutch Twe.add . a-Half Pei& ifla thy ; ooi p ner er Uelit. Certificates, 100, ex . ; Rtuudan Three per Cents., 1859, 641, 65 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 84 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 47, 46/ ; ditto Pensive, 141. The scrip of the New Brazilian Loan remains dull, at 1 die to par. Advice. from Caracas to the Bth ult. state that the extraordinary council has authorised the government of Venezuela to negotiate a loan for five millions of dollars, intended for the London and continental market.. The Suffolk has arrived from Melbourne with 129,0001. in gold. The discount market on Saturday was not quite so tight as of late, good bills with two months to run being taken more freely at 5 to per cent. At the Bank the applications were to only a mode rate extent. The Ethiupe, from the West Coaat of Africa, has brought 11,0001. in specie. The 86,0001. by the Tasmania was delivered on Saturday, but has yet to be dealt with. The other imports of the precious metali an nounced last week were limited to about 116,0001., including 65,0001. from the West Indies and Isthmus, and 42,0001. from New York. An advertisement, expiatory of the provisions of the New Stamp Act, and just issued from the Inland Revenue-office, states as follows : Even• person do vi cheques payable to himself only, and every• person requig his banker by letter, or by any written ,ntler, Ito send hum a remittance, or to make any payments or investments, or other appropriation of money, must take care to tax to his cheque, letter, or order, an adhesive Id. draft stamp, and to cancel it as in the case of an ordinary cheque. Any neglect of this regulation will subject hint to a penalty. - - - - - • • The Financial Commissioner of Equador gives notice that the sum available for the dividend due on the bonds on the Ist proximo is only 1,5801., instead of 9,120 i. No distribution will therefore be made for the present. The annual meeting of the Demerara Railway Company is called for the 28th inst., at Liverpool, and will be made apecial, to consider "any propo sition that may he brought forward in reference to the extension of the line to Maliaica, or the means of effecting the same." The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 26th instant for the supply of 300 tons of sugar, 150 tons of cocoa, and 20,000 gallons of vinegar. SATURDAY VECING. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yester day 94a to ' for the 9th of May (subsequently improvnq t 0940), opened this morning at 941 to 2, advanced to 94; to I, and closed at 94a, " sellers." For money the last price was 941 to }. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94, a, a ; ditto for account (9th May), 94a ; Th The per Ceut. Reduced, 93, 921, 93! ; New Three per Cents., 93, 92&, 99A ; New Two-azd-a-Half per Cents., 78 ; Bank Stock, 226 ; India Stook, 2191 ; the Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 1061, 193, 105 a ; the Five per Cent. enfaced " rupee paper, 971 • ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1034, 1 ; India Bonds, Is. die. _ _ The Indian rupee paper was rather flat, the Five per Cent. being last quoted 971 to 98a, and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent. 1031 to I. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1869 was steady, at 1054 to g. Exchequer Bills Lave sustained a fresh fall of 2a, closing at 6a. to 10a. prem. Foreiv stocks present scarcely any change in price. The Turkish Loan of 1854 remains quoted 76 to 1 ex div., and that of 1858 at 61 to 1. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old' Five per Ceuta., 100 ex div. ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 90/ ; Chilian Six per Ceuta., 1021 ex div. ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 43, 42}, 4211 ; ditto, for account (April 30), 42} ; Rus sian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.. 97 ; ditto Three per Ceuta , 1859, 65 ; Spanish Three per Ceuta., for account, vig, 461 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 35 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 76, 761 ex div. ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 611 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., 26;i. There was no variation of importance in the market for bank, land, steam ' and miscellaneous *Marts. London and County Bank were inquired for. Ottoman Bank shares were heavy, owing to a supply of shells held " in pawn:" The quotations for the shares in new under takings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 211 to 22 harem • Universal Marine, I prem. ; London and P rovincial Marine, to g prem. ; anal Great Northern Palace, a to g prem. The new Victoria Government Bonds were last quoted 105 to Q. MINES.-7HIS DAY. Two o'Ciocw. The mining market this morning has been steady, with a fair amount of business. In the Stock Exchange Wheal Clifford shares are marked 305 ; East Wheal Russell, and Ilf ; Hero,lsfoot, M ; and Providence, 40. Shares in Stray Park, Treloweth, Lady Bertha, Wheal Margaret, and Tiu Croft mines have also met with attention. There are inquiries for St. John del Rey shares, which are marked 231 and 23}, and for Copiapo, which have been dealt in at II! and ilk. Colonial descriptions are quiet. South Wheal &toil, on the Stir inst., made a call of 31 per share. The Wheal Retie Silver Lead and Iron Company, on the 10th inst., made aa& of 11. per share. It was agreed to increase the shares from 600 to 1,000. The Wheal Seto. aoommta, pmental at the meeting oil the 9th instant, showed • balance in favour of the mine of 8101. 4a. Id. A SHEEP DzersoyED BY A RAI/W.—A pAir myna. have ',opt they neat on the west cliff of Ramegoe. on the island oflleesea. The hen is ;lifting. On Thur..o day evening last a ewe, large with lamb, belonging to Christina Roberta:ea, was tethered Rear her cottage. Mrs. Robertson halloocesioe to go to a neighbour's, And on her return she found that one of the ravens had nearly destroyed the peer eye, end, as it was I. ranch mutilated, it bad to be destroyed: It is a very hanl mar indeed for this poor woman, wh6tree alone, awl by her own industry aupports herself. Ad Amer was the only one which she had, and with it she supplied herself with wool for knitting. Altlo the inhaletallta .4 the island have before lost a great number of fowls and chickens in that way, this is the find instance of a raven having attacked their sheep.—John o'Urost Immo!. I.ii 1 12,4•1 Lear sax* 1,121 07,1511 yea. Its. IL 12,111 1,112 91,221 21 __ 3 9H66 642. M. Ma it "O R A zz Ma Ilt 3ictlis 44 - 961 14 404 a 90 i i _ ?Ott 21 12 1 i 101 l 11 1 6b. I Pd. Ve i 11 110: 100 90 100 Y.. 100 . * 100 111 111 111 i 111 100