The Express. — London, England, 1860-03-19 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVNING, MARCH 19, 1860. SURREY SESSIONS. (THI DAY.) T•.• Man+ adjourned sendone tar the county of *way , • .... oe-,•.1 this mulling et the lleadane Hawk Neminstos , e.‘, letter .1. Jululsom. Fate dddlimm i . Maim •• g 0 . 1., dewy t•ltairma, Fribios. A Drew, t. l.r. K fl.sart Byrn, and a fall Math ed . . The rakasia; coataised the mama of forty ; , rows for trial, four fee misdemeanor and forty , • ti I.bme. bring more than are .1.11311 y committed f L ai st ttur. p.reel of the rm. The .lemee of education is how.: t holy two cold road and setae well, two could , i s .1, and 31 had an imperfect ”l.u..etion. Thom am f fer etaherak.ntrut, owe for dog steeling, three far eehnekteg, tie. for robberies from the peewit, and the for ..ffenei-s Usllallly tried at theft' ileniaall. ne• Fund jury having been sworn the chairman obeereed met likely the notiority .4 the gentlemen lad not • .41 the grand jury since the recent alteretioae is the I n-zanling their dutie... The art of parliament rimed two years sp. empowered their foreman to MU all attewhug Isifore them to prefer bills of indict. •• ai ta•tritei .4 being sworn in court Id fonaindy. fr. arm would pat his initials to each manse . examine;l. The next alteration was this: % 1 . ,41 any to indicted for felony Lod the ,saliss• before them may show that only the attempt , .61 le proved, and instead of their throwing out the bill „ they must find it, Anil send it into court for I....ligation by the petty jam. such an alteration of the I. • roeferresl great benefit on the pubbe, and saved • ...I. riblo inconvenience to the , r as fresh bibs had sne mart, formerly to be preferred t. patent the ewe* tif noted Ossita. These were all the alterations M the ley id t the thulium 41 Email jure., be (Ore diuohe elne e 3to Espied them to examine all the witnesses oh the k,4 ate bah before they ignorer! any, and if they fek .1004 =nit rend Coto the court for the pootioret (before the committing mek,eistmtes7M ill at , wee clear all doubt as to the testimony adduced ...fr, them. He had aloi to inform them that out of the ,is,utlanioo (their uttotier) tutt.t be usuattimuut in tial• the 1411.. 1).. , zriknol jurr then retard. The petty jary were them . l. en. diet the tria ef prigenerr were preceested • -dung t interest tout piece up to the time of our .t leevJu(. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) wiling the March eiljoorned risers,' iuweiome far • • 4 pruwieers leer offences ecounittol in the county ‘l.44lewea, ..enenenced et the Ovikthell, Weettninater, • the .t...weant-Judge end • Leash al magistrates. • alen.ler rosining the names ef 414 remain for trial. •" • f• I , wir wit .it leer miedenteener. The eiluca.tion is I. tined in the eidender —A/ ran neither reed nor write, rend, can reed awl write imperfectly, 4 can reed write m e lt, and lus dewribed ea " ." ur grail jury haring hero briefly silevmed were die tu thew data,.. THE POLICE COURTS. gam DAY.) BIABLIIOIOI7OIII.BTREET. 1111141.04 wm A? aar CaUrea. It' "tan BMW 1•4•6 • wailer at Ben Caiuit'e, the sad Harm. et.Maallar%-kae, wee &wird with .Nkivg his employee et wise seder the folknring circum• ©;'r Pit:gentld, Prevent to Mr. Caunt and tar awistant, sal that at attend seven ea &Corday morning alw Was wash ing !dowwee at the tar, when the pipe leading ham the tank .t. , ppod up, hammer, who at the tune mate in, said ••.‘ i ii g.. &we and clear it. He went down and mute up in ten minutes and hit the house, he having left Mr. .ant's service three or four days. J.:nr• Pratt, poetts&n, proved going down to the coal cellar cad ending the wine cellar door ,pea and the look an the tow. He told Mr. Caunt of what be had mem. . . _ _ tkant tni l he went to the cellar wad nand Ivo bea tlt• war which had been taken that manias. On ',welting the cellar he found IA charisma, sad edam baths eith tbrtr mek, off lying about the cellar. Had . f the leieuet's cooduct several times, and bad di d biro. Minima Folkard. a hairtlreaner, maid winnow omit into h.. .h.i. to he diarc.l. and *eked if be would like a slams ut tt•Ja a bottle out of h:s pocket. M. Eleadue rid it wan a care in which be should reamed Ain l'.aam Cap.w.—A couple of year. ago we elitonielel with pleeenre the appointment of a young Ennis killener, the son ef hlghly respectable and much esteemed tome., to an authsewy la ens of her Majesty's vestment.; islliog into "fed " ere a year, we thank not more, bad elemed, he woo cashiered He was then sent to • foreign cuntry, where it wee thought • profeseimial aoqnsintanos of his father would be able to procure him employment ; hi. day abroad was very brief. Having returned to Eng. husl his govt act was to enlist as • gunner in the Royal Artillery. In vain were applications made at the Hone (tearis to mamba, hi. &wham.% At the instance of a mo ther's unerawiag Molicitiole for the welfare of her prodigal sou, • few w..lts ego he obtained a futionsh, and pommeled to voit • brother holding • etanmistou in a militia regiment, then probably stung by remorse, upon cootrasting his own drimeled palthin with the respectable one in which hie toon a -er 'mother moved, be broke from the latter on Than. tot, when his leave mu. nearly expired, innyped over a ,test wall into the eta at Liverpool, and has been bat to • : ht for ever, as his retrtgin-+ cannot he moron& The nut aguny of the =fortunate youth's unhappy pane, lo hetwr fancied than devenhea. - Fermanagh Nail. St•toDIN DEATH 0? A BRIDD:ROOM.—A few days time Mr. Cot, jen., manter, of Bristol, was married to Mae Lyd.lon, daughter of the late Mr. Lyddon, who formerly .arrel on busier. as • pawnbroker in Wostatreet. The Lips nail repaired to the Continent to spend the hooey. woo, and a few days since the friends of the bride received bspam the animating intelligence that the bridegroom had died suddenly while on the tour. —Bristol Pose. !Woman/um Diary. —On Friday morning a ,tuts;; nor. named William Biggar, woo found dead in bed in hi. tslging at 22, Crimu-.treat, Glasgow. Deceased m ini. I in • home kept by two sisters named Calder, draw maker., and they state that Biggar had apes to bed in good health s the previous night, and that they slept in an olpetdas mum Dr. Bathioe was called in, and On az. mimes the booty food aro it several marks of videos., but in the tussiailtos the eases of death has not bees ewer- Want The awe boo Leen n lairtall to the bead, sad no debt a %Ismaili\ Isvoitiption will he node to remove the mitt..ry that now hasp aver it. It was rumoured that the rvlosl wan shortly to he married to ace of the eaten with whom be heel --Nardi British Dud, Med. Tits litrettina or A CHILL ST ITS LUNATIC llorinua -Mary Titley, a mama.' woman, was arraipssit at tar Stafford Amines ea Friday, for the murder of her &Gel, ostiowt three yam old, on the 10th Maud, at Wed oar Waharliasismos. The dreadful act woo pr• pet tad with a now, with which the child's hood woo *early 'wend her it. I.Jv. Some tint, ego the mu in the Comity asylum, hat is May 1., med. When called up, to plcaL she 1.4.1 very vacant at the jalcr, and " I certainly did murder the child.* Mr. resiaml, who appeared for the defeat.. s that On pros...er was wit in a lit state to plied ; and Mr. Justice beetles ordered the jury to be impannelled to try whether Ow mew is • state .4 Mind which enable! her andermand the 'waning .4 a pis. Mr. Hashes, vergeoe, that from couviniation. which he lied had with the priesier, he was .4 opinion that she wee labouring wake drlmusis. hat that the was nanpnest to plied. Ik. Tamer, the thief awohoal auperintainikat al the Illaiant shift billetit Asylum. believed that the prisoner was unable uniarilawl tie different between guilty awl not guilty. The jury return..) a verdict of " Inanity; and Mr. Juane lieatum .mend I,er to be kept in cinihnetrarat during bar Mapaey's Tut koris.a ea rau um. —Tbe trial of Sam& Mauston, the Siontard charstsl with the .at st Amu. mt. Trowlimbp.o. the dot November kiat, le to Mks pi at the *amuse which will menneace at Davin ma IV 24th last., Mr. George Chitt of Satadir, the rei•wee• aterery t how* repaired t he sheet& of Was to ethane a try dr y mothelettn banner to try the Illposird • i.onied. aunty awaits the remelt Of th e out, sad don aler a r i meay will attend to wham it N 1 4 ,14,41.• VW Pr. •••• have been bound over sad wobrowood • n the met .4 the prowentitte. and for the defence. It w- Oa. that Mr Chitty two heen attending lately at Ash• i.waw. with a •iiiiroow. Winn, a sketch sad model of the t'tsal. t. .-then ad). • map of it. •icinity showing every I , ..I sued footpath sporm hi, the tramp, the scene of the %ttter .4.0.4 ere J.verpont sw 'Spurn, —Mra. I tallantytie, wife of Captain PalLoo.m. .4 the 'twister A evlo-Nazie, we., • few Jaye minded ..ut .4 a vousiderahle ma of money in the •.4 ....I awl .I,litarnite swanarr. wellaireserd aaa ape Mt.. liallantyno, and, after repo-usating ' • 11. W. Allen...to. of Owe azesta of the .hen, suited I •psain cm had fractured nee .4 Ism and • s. thee in Lnde... wheredse was to join kin, inimed= 'IL fells elm Vall she wee to socompeay bus to Li, ar.l that la. y could pi to Loner triadwr• Th "*"" n lial la the mat pima& woowor, hel the effect . illy aotatot4 Mrr. Itoillowtylio, who wa. induced to •" . 4 and 10., la phi t.. the mandrel, • tattroad .he ...old to woo to want It then left the 1.e.. under the primer ..f rallingl;• ea • .t u n s At.. It to. et. re to sae that he never returned. T' • L 4..)..“ ilia arcades( to Captain Ballaatym was, of as roveot.... It ov 4. 1. toped O w l : ties will be ••sfal is the., .fineto t.. capture the • ▪ '4 .14n non r - .. 11 441.10 1./ nut SRAM 0/ Path —We to ...r% that shies.% root t. hors just beet a tho •Ith el hie Majour th. Shah hurls. Ones ousts 4}...1 has. Mr. hits Anvil at thr aurrt .4 Teb. ma, bar just unfired is Leo .n.ll kale. Mr. Duns left Telienis Deerrabrt i mb......l•ardelsyral us him Juane, by Meow -thou. • I'd Veld. AND SEA AND alll4 TELZYJRAPH COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) lad liks Tkill s afternoon the first ordinary meeting of the "a hdi L TetepratCompany was held at the andon Tavam as tr e 4oeue ia MARritteart, Chairman of the Breed of is the chair. The report dates that the government have granted an un °auditoria (marmites of di pew coot. for fifty yews on the capital at 800,0001., to be ex ten ded t o 1.000,110111. if neces wry. It in at the same time stipulated that of the surplus pollen beyond the guaranteed interest or and Ilia aPLepreatad to the repaymeat of the interest ad vans ed by Treswary, another tided to the establishment of a rearm fund of tea per cent on the capital, and the remainder applied to the hareem of the shareholders' dividend up to a maximum of ten par mat. The directors have meeived from the shareholder tie sum of 600,0001., and they ham recently mode another eall et 21. 10a The enamoAft in mortis the edge*. of the report. mid the direeton ' had the satidaction to state that the en tre ben had been made from Alexandria to Banuelies. It had been completed in little more than twelve months. Oa Friday afternoon t h e art message was received in London within the space of six days, sad the same evening the steamer leaving England took out the lint message of her Majesty to be transmitted by this telegraph. (Hear, hear.) The wire. extended over inure than 3,000 mile. of sea and there could be no doubt that the contractor had dome hn work well. Considering that the shares had never been quoted hi rin than premium, it was clear that the ' made by the goverment was not an improvident one. By the terms of the guaran tee two directors were appointed by the brewery, sad he was happy to my these official director had given their nodid attention to the operations et the eompany, in order to secure the interest of the public. In addition to that the accounts were audited by the treasury. The government of ludic had authorised a uniform rate of charge of fle. a message from Hunches to every part of India, about one-third of the charge made in Europe, while the governments of Ceylon and Routh Australia havemted th z, similar privilege. The telegraph from Europe to A was not yet completed ; it was open to Candle, but two at tempts to continue it to Alexandria have hitherto failed. In the cower of two mouth., however. it wee fully red the line would be open direct from Loudon to Calcutta. I (Hew, hear.) The briancisl prospect. cif the company were exceedingly good. The lint seedits of the line from Sues to Aden was opened in October, sod the message in that month numbered 80, and the receipts amounted to 3771. 16s. 64. In January the messages bed increased to 219, and the receipts to 815/. Calcu lating iron this experience, it was estimated that the two sections of the line would yield 28000/. per annum . The guarantee of the government in volved se annual payment of 36,0001. It was clear, there. fore, that the government were no the whole on the safe side (Farr, hear.) The political and commercial impartaam of the undertaking could not be overrated. In a ew years the line would be extended to the Australian coknies, and the public might then expect to see two or three edemas of news in the morning papers, received be means of the telegraph, from every quarter of the Anti pear (Cheer) Hr. Wtu.taie Duerr wooded the motion. He prepared the sharelaiden to expect scridenta, but every means had been provided to meet them, and during the intecruptione the dividend would be still a minimum of 44 per cent. up to 1,000,0001. The Turkish government had undertaken to protect the stator in the Red Sea, sad he hoped the government would hereafter he induced to extend the conces sion to as to enable the company to lay down a second line, es well es to provide for WI pueblo accidents. The public were limpidy avaing themaelves of the line, and the =rag an application had her made be an American how., Werke for treaemitting tnital States messages to ladis i M el dlers. (Her, hear.) . . Kr:VicLie asked whether the 41 per cent. would be dill receivable supposing the cable were broken so as to be irrvarable ? pie CILLTIMAN did no dottyt of it. Mr. liatiaeTtiisputecrtiia,;;4 impugned the stability at the table. A Elamtszounra inquired if the contralt with Meows. Newell had received the sanction of the government? The CILURNAN rid it bad. The cable had been approved of by Yr. Ilteplienenn and all the scientific celebrities of the ars. ks lt was so laid as to be almost beyond the rea c h of th e Ara._ Yr. FIAMILTW mid there could be no doubt the gwermatee we portray elk and they bed nothing to do with the eaisatilla He believed that they had already neared a,C3I trout the government se interest. Kr. Don =hi the government were bound to pay whe ther the he. worked or not—up to 1,000,0001. Attire:re further Cheerios the report wu adopted. ELICTIO7 COMMITTAUCL-(THIS DAY.) BERWICIE•IIPON-TWUD. The committee met at 12 o'clock, Mr. F. Peel in the chair, when the scrutiny was resumed. A long diner sites took place as to whether the mune' of a voter named Joseph Henry Darling had been rightly retained on the register by the revising barrister, sad t►e queniee had not been decided et the tine of oar going to preen The Hampshire Independent says :—" Her Ma }may honour .d the Stem Perry Bridge at Cowes for the first time on 'Tuesday bat , crossing over in it with Prince Albert in • canine and par, and accompanied by fear out riders, driving round afterwards by way of Newport. The bridge was very opportunely decorated with flags that day ; set anticipating her visit, which was mexperaa bast to celebrate the wedding of the toll-taker." An address, signed by 52,360 persons, has been forwarded from the diocese of Liverpool to Rome, to be presented to his Holiness the Sovereip Poatiff. The Liverpool Law Society propose to establish a " Law Clearin" House and Professional Exchange," of which any solicitor may become • member. It is a that as many members of the society as can convsnisetly do so should meet at the library every after. sots is tranact mutual business. to Vt o and saki, mad to consult each ether upo n poi/V I M will be ansidered at • meeting the society on Vs P ds am eed i ay next. Dtarlt Or LADY DOTI:IL—Lady Dover, the widow of the Ira Lord Drew,expned co Saturday, at her residence, Dever-Mss, Wiikehaa Her ladyship was the enter of the Earl of Carlisle,' the Duchess of Sutherland, Lady throbs, Lamellas (widow of the Right Hon. W. S. Lamella), Lady Taos , the Hon. and Rev. W. G. H owar d the Hon. Charles Howard, the Hon. Edward H° Indy Elisabeth °rev. In addition to the abov e 7= a number of other noble relatives will be filmed in ramming. her ladyship being the aunt the Marquis of Stafford, the Dothan of Argyll, Lady Blantyre, the Marchioness of Kildare, and Lad) Constance Grosvenor. Ws Dover wee also the sisteeindaw of the Duke of Devonshire, his pace when Earl of Burlington having married the fourth daughter of the late Earl of Carlisle (*he died in IMO) her lad yship was onsequently aunt of the Marquis of iLulington. Dover was the second daughter of the late Earl of = and has left three saes. Vi scoun t (Addeo, Wm. Apr Ellis, and the Hon. George Aga Ella, sad ow daughter, the Hon. Diann, married to the Hon. Edward Coka. IXTIFIRION or MIL SATCRDAT HALM-HOLIDAY MOVESEFT.— We natio, with much pleasure that the west. end army clothier., tailoes, ke., are followinee pelmet°. phic movement et early closing on Saturdays. A BRANCH LIAR !—At the Mersey Dock Board au Thornier, the Warehouse Committee npoetd the& aloe seventeen moeths ago, on the repreeentatbn of the Lenin and North.We.tern Railway Oimpany, who theme the Lanceshire end Yorkshire Company were enjoying privileges than they, a cemuounscatia• sisa bench line between the Stanley Dock sad the Waning Goods Station, at a emit of KM 10a 4d., but it had near been coml for the transit of anything examt forty-four to at boos., the amount received for which wee U. 3. Mr. Huhhaek, M as ring the confirmation of the pr. - wordings, alluded to the Manch line. and remarked that they mast be mom anima in future how they expended money without same garramare as to in return which would be mode upon the .MIIY. FATAL ACCIDISIT.—A shocking accident occurred all Wenner ma Saturday morainic William Bazwarthy, a inn it the employ of Mr. Stephen White. It ening he MO okra* is is Mr master's yard to man. • sack of bins from a loft there. The cart bad the ofpin out in heat, which nosh! have fastened th e body it to the shafts, art immediately the poor fellow took the sack the Best trippe.l up, throwmg him with grist violence to the the rack falling nnt on him. His heed ern e i n con bet the wall, which completely erneelsed his temple, raptured the jugular vein, and dialonded hi. neck. Death was, mf course, instantaneous. The poor fellow has left a wife sad seven moan children totally unproved for. TM. MCSDZS AT WALIIIISINOHAS, NOTFINOMAY. - The primmer John Fenton, spinet whom the Jury at the 'mann retuned • verdict of " wilful murder," still re nnins at the igen at Fast Retfoni, not yet having bees removed to the Castle at Nottingham. He orcupios abort of his time Is engin Amin awl eonge sad whet maul. testing Ike anon indiflerenra shorn hie position, he take. oromien opportunity toallude to the mann and to awert his owe innammea, which be thinke will be proved moat rottenly: theme it liberated upon the Ann of which he muse to lave as boat* b e says he will kin the country. The crop west es prisoner will be lavmainted before the cone for Nottingham billy or 1104M0170111 at rest an in addition to the evidence already Oren Ware the eereerr, it is cirri - Ad that elm sarinerer sal wee conclurive Inisnony to un lake 1.41 be ad bred, via., te prose that imeed after the marder to prioner was ems wig frees the plies nen the body wr eurequently ta hie ems Mon DVTIS, rros El= AND Dui Woola.--BoAaa Or Main, Wingate. MAIM 11L —The II& Hoe. the Lord. of the C'esintee of Privy *Me ter Trade and ' Pkiitotione have renrived. from the liesfektay of State fay Fortin Aiming. a espy of • Preach hepil Beare, mu& fyteg a. follow* the import duties . urea Mac mod dn. wads:—Mnr. of the arm melting, la aismi, abler la Riga, hms, or plena, imported by load, to pay the ammo duties rif importol in french vessels. Dammed; is leg., sot oreciSol. imp.rtel from entrepA in trench men. to pay three trance (2e. 6.1.) per 101.1 kilns (MO lbs).--011•1111. 11 st. at. Ili as. pi 1 5 St. II is; I 1 K. IC ii: lii i_~, II!. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'OLooi The railway share market today is very in active, but notwithstanding the flatness of Consols, prioes are fairly supported at the closing quota tions of Saturday. Eastern Counties and South Eastern stocks have improved per sent. London and North Western stook 974 to 1 ; Great Western, eft to . 1; Midlancr 1 1 14 to 111 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 994 to 100 ; South Eastern, 871 to ; London and South Western, 924 to ; Great Northern, 109 to ; and Eastern Counties, 55 to 4. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, at 14 to prem. Pernambuco and San Paulo are inquired for, owing to the announcement of the new Braden Loan. Grand Trunk of Canada stock is rather more offered, and East Indian Rail way stook firm. 25 I au i today lel /Of /0 f id 66 e 6 1 5 lt lea 64 On 8 i M!1 97} I ;I i * 4le i 1 1101 I ft/ dim 761 6 LI 10i 11 30e at 871 .1 101 k id 11 1 I Ilj 11 00,0001 22,000 20,000 00,000 2.000 i0:6661 marries PONAINIIOI.6. RAILWAYS. lDam. DarZ.l7:7 l l Do. do • ' Do. N — ow w°6s4 . Do. Prakruco Buff .kroo6.llxoodorlelt 'p.c. 1164, codorsodbylkaidiLll. Do. July 1,1416, l'o• 'kW ion °amts. a a E udora. CapeltaDock6p.o.goo. C 071014 V a t i Var cost LAU= 116. t Ind a& Do. Jobtalparo H ot. P. Debora Do 6 p. ot . 4 0 . Gag, 0.16611rw00, Q:." Or t e : o w d e tgolof &Q., Do. 6 per ct. Mali. Do. 7 per ct. 1M Do. do. 126/ lodlan Do. New 01. 6. of ladle 1. 84.1 Welt O'Dea, Do. New Do.Nda..pore,oot. D°- I°. 7 3 00. till ! 4 dim 1181 111 91 4 96 100 AS 100 96 100 90 98 1111 98 90 4 sa; ..l 91 _ d bi - . sio - : TFIWIkijaZ . DobiDeUltkall.ff Madras O. 41è pa 616 Do. do. ar Do. 4i pee& Do. la ININL lielb.Oorpip. N. Nrannrl.A AI r ii fli 4 N Ii 77 U 72 77 72 72 3 33 P Ol 108 Ir pm 101 i 103 114 96 69 E0.p14.8t. 6.41 • 7 • 7 • 7 • 7 :11 I ma izi - - In 7 F - 5t0,411; 154,404 IL De. •p• st. Pref., Nix 1 2.4 1 .4.11 IL art and West India l, 4,114 M IL let LWOW 81. Katherine IN WO,* It. Soathamptoo lOO 000,1100 IL Victoria MOO SO Do. flow viooen 2,soosse . 102 i 1 S 101 104 W 4 si 73 21 Si Obi ill I 1001 no ins I 1714 1100 - IWI 100 .. Com G0V.8p.e../ an.&Jul 146 . Do. error et. Ireb &Aug VW ~ Do. 6per et. Mar.& 80 100 .. Do. 6 per cent., 1880 lOO .. Do. 6 per cent. Do. do. Berlp ll6 .. New Branswick Bondi. 100 ~ N.B. Wake Ov. b p C. 1806 100 .. Do. 6p. c.., 1871 to 1876 100 • . Do. S D. c., 1898 .. Nova Scotia 6 D. et. Mg Deb. redeem. 1876 OO .. B. Art. Gov. 6 p. c Bawds 100 .. Vic.Or.6 p. c. Jan.& July 100 .. Do. do. 6p. c. Apr. tt Oct. 100 114 us us 111 110 112 liooi im. 1109 110 1004 1 1001 100 lui nil Ils, 10% No.) AL I M I Pll. I CI. plea I Wm 5,1 - mad ones. aiiiliGeg mu s i 3} 90, 90 Beilish lies all MO 21 1, .. Dew. G. Cos. Mantua) 1 MO 6 .. tad Hamel (Mogan) 4, 4,146 .. lad Caradon linesel (Tairtalk) 11. M. 11 114 490 .. °nimbler II ft. Ashy*. JO 48 44 A .. lreai South To'gus 17a 144 16 6, .. O.Wh. Alfred (91411stit . ) mat 1 14 ss .. G. Wh. Vet (Helske) 41,C .. r renville 1,024 .. HerotreFoot lSt. SI 21 A .. Moreton Down 6, .. lady Bertha 1.64. 1 I raareMay Liked) lli 30 60 i Dowia 2, .. N. Framer (Illonim) 6, .. N. W! Baand (Megan) 64. 6 14 1, .. North WINel Ondly 6, .. Paz Cam (Si. Illsaty) 1, SO Providence (U. 146.4) 10.6.7. 44 it id id 12, .. SortrldpOem 1/146. Oa 194. 4 4 51 .. 8. Condon 011. Clear) l} 170 219 0, •.. 8. tiara Brea (Mow) . S 2} if 46, • 1 8. Devon hem 4 elm Minton (Ma.) .. 8. W. Tumor peps) $l.B. 166 101 id Stray Park l/1.0. 91 tr i 4 Ik, I Terear 911.12lendllaC. 4} a 10 Tin Cro ft 20, • . .. Vale of (Oars ) lit. 114. } a . .. West Brost ( ) tat 110 21 1,1 .. W. Camden ( ) 6 10 .. Welt Beton o} Me 1 80 61 .. Wit Bonet Ili a san i . 62 166 166 .. WI. Buller I 6 87} 92} 4, • .. we. Edward ; ) st li n 1,024 .. Wk. Kitty (Uri. Weed) 1.7. z. 14 IQ 131 1,024 .. Wheal Mary Ans (Menhetdot) 1,060 .. Wh. Trelawney (Mt) 11} 29 S 1 ....---....- 10BIKIN 11118114. No. I Al. I Salsa 20,0001 10 A 76,000' 1 Boa Award, limited.. lia Ms par 0,30 r 0 00: : artritati 1...) E i i Di 21; 4 10,000 6 Do. lend A MM. Oa all 90,000 1 ClaCou. Min. Co. Jam _I 12,000 40 Cobre Copper 10,000 Coplapo 76,000 1 Dun Mountain all } 4 s 15,000 2 Fortuna 20,000 20 General MI Si 26 83,000 1 (it. Northern C' of 8. Austrakia (Lim.) 1 par }pm 78,000 1} Kapunia aim.) 15,000 3 Linares 10, 6 Lualtaidein 1 } 14 2 103,815 1 60,000 1 7 1 4=0E r ei bm t d Alldilikl ) 10,000 20 Poult m a 4 ad ell 4 100,000 6 Port 00000 1 Booed' 16 Arils. Qom) Oa ictlal pm 42,174 28.284 United Yews all 2 80,000 1 Worthing () WI 4 } 40,000 1 Do. JOINT STOCK !Agn i and U. Ste pludiralsis io. soak of Turkey MUM N. America Chart. Bank of India Audinlis, and China Chrtrd. Mac. of India, Lon., and China City Colonial_ ;mu. of Comas 'AIM. of London . _ ann. dont,* Anal .Chartd. IG. Bank of Switinrland. Lon. CE. Bank of Awn& London and °nasty London Joint Bank Lm. and Weatadnater.. inst. Prov. of England.. National Bank New Mouth Wake oeiental Rank Carporia Intonlan Bank 'Provincial of Ireland 10 15 25 50 100 loath Australia .!,111111 100 l'Nov o[ AvdraL~ l!_nioa MI. 4 .. :Unity Mutual 70 ri a 21 /11 a U 74 I OIoNANINA AsoMl= Air Atlantic Tel M 0.).... loons Woteriroollo.. Amorkaa lAad Brit & Isiah Nog. Tel A Do. It 7 per e. till Do. C issolafaall Do. C 1 .1 a 11 • • 71 W U 1• 111 lei Hi ii .1..... ni I IA ai ile! 10 IR I 1!•,000 13,000 rd 1,•32925 110,010 at. 300000 at. 130,000 el _7,199 111 iii:iiiil ii iskociel 1 I. iiiii I SUN ID WWI *OW 10 10,000 10 12.000 10 00,000 20 60,000 6 1,714 100 1101.670 1 606,000 1 *6661 10 000 , 10 15 . ,000 10 000,000 54. 20,000 50 20.400 SO 40,000 20 10,000 60 17f Di lee lai 14 is a 44 i i i IS sti Maud tt (L) Pre. Te per oat, TAY Paton Preterenat _ _ De. Pp. et. Puep Deb. Mercer% eksia Y ... Do. New Sp and And. Cep. an. Wai n N:Zeies Great Ship 'LI Indian and Aust. Tel. Lee. Market Tel. (L) Leaden Discount f,L) Len. Oen. Omnibus Oa elLeAree Indan. le Giant 21 4 07 20 20 22 14i 12 14 $ 22 27 21 0 15 30 103 1021 102 106 1120 107 2i irealternme.uriliZer..TeL Med!ter. Es. Tel National Mewed Oe.. Netherlands Lad .... 18:000 100 2,000 Mt 14,1% to 76%0 1 70.000 1 110.0011 00 10,000 100 Do. 8 p. c., la. at I Ala N. Beam. & N. Beet. Li N. Brit. Amlralealan Oriental Or Do. New abase" Orien. In. Um, !Llin.)t Dn. do. Peel River Lead & 101 Peale. awl (Men. Stare I - Dn. 2 , 10; -- lid e* & pit Tot 'nary Iron No, New 1411 Mum all As* LynMc kesl,6l4s bred Submarine Rei. Sera . Do. do. Registered.. Tr4et It Im.oo. Up. C. Vaa Dasma's laaa.... 1 i ml 1 044 lf lik 11 I 24i $ 4 1 et i i le_ ll_ Ilio —li par U U U 11 1 1 SI 0.1 ISO 130 IS 1 -I U U MONEY MABIET.-THIS DAY. Two o'Ctoca. NEW BRAZILIAN LOAN. The following notification from Mess. Roths child of a new Brazilian Four-and-a-Hslf per Cent. Loan for 1,373,0131. has been published this morning. 400,0001, of this amount is for an ad vane to the Pernambuco Railway Company Imperial Brazilian Loan of Pour-and-a-Ralf per oat for 1,373,0131. 14s. Id., in bonds of 100 i. each, for advances to be made to the Pernambuco Railway Company, and to promote other industrial undertakings. Messrs. N. M. Rothschild and Sons beg to inform the public that they are ready to receive applications hum par ties who may be desirous of subscribing for any portion of the above-mentioned loan. Applications will accordingly be received for this object up to niday, the 23rd instant, at 12 o'clock. Every application must be accompanied with a deposit of 10 per cent. on the amount applied for. In cue the allotment should not require the whole deposit the surplus will be forthwith returned, but if It be not sufficient for the first instalment on the amount allotted the balance required to complete the same must be paid forthwith. The bonds payable to bearer will be for 100 L each, to be paid for as follows : C 25 per cent. on allotment. 25 per cent. on let of June next. 20 per oent. on tad of July next. 20 per cent. on let of Auguet next. £9O for each hundred pounds stock._ The interest will commence from the let of December, 1140, and be payable half yearly, at the office of Messrs. N. X. Rothschild and Boos. The sinking fund will be provided for in the usual 1113111111 el. Discount .t the rata at 3 per cent. will be allowed en anticipating the above inetalmente, and the bonds will be delivered as coon as obtained from his Excellency the Imperial Brazilian Minister. The scrip of the new Brazilian Loan is quoted 1 1 to 1 prem. The funds remain flat. The advice' from the Continent are not regarded very favourably. There have also been a few bond fide sales of stock, caus ing an increased demand for money in the Stock Exchange. The share markets are very quiet, with little change in price. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 75c., showing a fresh fall of I per cent. since Saturday afternoon. The Indian rupee paper is steady. The Indian Five per Cent stock of 1859 remains quoted 101 to 1 for the account. Consols are officially marked 944, 1,4, and 1 for money, and 944 and for the account. The present quotations are 944 to # for ash, and 94/ to for the 11th of April. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1859 has been dealt in at 1044 and i ; the Five per Cent. enlaced rupee paper, at 991 and 99 ; ditto Fire-and-a- Half per Cent., at 1051 and 105 ; India Bonds, at 2s. dia. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 18s and 17a. prem. _ Mexican Bonds have fallen, in consequence of the statement that the Mexican treaty is likely to be rejected by the United States Congress. In other respects there is no feature of interest in the foreign stock market. The Turkish Loan of 1864 is quoted 79} to 80, and that of 1868, 6211 to 63. Sales are recorded as follows:—Dutch Four per Cent Certificates, 1021 ; Mexican Three per Cents. for account, 211, 211 ; Russian Four and-s-Malf per Cents., 98 ; ditto Three per Cents•, 1869, 65 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 831 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 451 ; ditto, Passive, 141 ; the Committee's Certificates, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 79} ; ditto for account, 80 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 63, ex div. ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1011. The Essex and Indemnity have arrived h om Austra lia, with a total of 141,0001. in gold, which isexpected to be taken for abroad early last week ; and the Azsgo, from New York, with 420001. in specie on English aooount. The vessels known to be still at sea from Australia are the Cleadon, Copenhagen, Wellesley, Champion of the Seas, and Suffolk, with a total of 625,0001. in gold, of which 320,0001. is due or nearly due. The exact amount of specie to be taken to the East by the China to-morrow is 259,1631., all silver, except 12,9621. in gold. Government despatch 26,0001. in dollars to Hong Kong by this opportunity. Subjoined are the particulars : Calcutta, 119,2001. ; Hong Ko ng , 60,3021. • Shanghae, 37,8671. •, Singapore, 24,1M1. • Madras, 13,1'441. ; Foo-choo-foo, 2,3001. ; Alexandria, 2,0001. Tenders are invited for Seven per Cent. Deben tures of 1001. each, to the amount of 26,0001., of the St. Kilda and Brighton (Victoria, Australia) Rail way Company. The company's capital is 135,000/., of which 93,108/. is paid up. The principal and interest are payable in London. A call of 101. is to be paid on the shares in the Danube and Black Sea Railway and Kustendjie Harbour Company by the 14th of April. A specia l meeting of the Severn Valley Railway Company is called for the sth of April, to consider a bill for a lease of the undertaking to the Oxford and Worcester Railway Company. A meeting of the Calcutta and Burmah Steam Navigation Company is called for the 27th instant, when a dividend is to be declared. The Master hi Chancery charged with the wind ing up of the Timber Preserving Company pro , poses, on the 29th that, to make a further call of IL. per share on the contributories in class A. On behalf of the Great Northern Palace Company Mr. Haelewood has circulated a statement expla natory of the proposed financial conditions of the undertaking. It is couched in the form of . a com parison of the actual oast and annual rece ipts and expenses of the Crystal Palace at Sydenham and of the estimates for the Palace at Muewell-hill. The total cost of the former is set down at 1,459,0001., whilst that of the latter, according to the determi nation of the directors, is not to exceed 600,0001., "of which it is estimated that at least 200,000/, will be returned by the sale of the surplus 270 acres." Against 646,0001., the cost of the hydraulic works, park and gardens, towers and wings, and engineering charges, at Sydenham, the estimated charge in the new project is only 30,0001. It is proposed to make a special feature of a spacious concert-room at Muswell-hill, which is to be capable of containing 10,000 persons at once ; and a gross rental of 60,0001. a year is set down as obtainable from this source alone. The result of the statement is that, whereas the receipt; of the Sydenham Crystal Palace for the year ending the 31st October last, irrespective of the Handel Festival, were 99,1001., the gross receipts at Mug well-hill are estimated at 199,0001., of which one half would be gross profit. A further contribution towards the elucidation of the dispute between the Bank of England and the discount-houses has been presented in the shape of a pamphlet,* by "X.," designed as an answer to the pamphlet lately honed bearing the signature of "A. B. C." The subject is very well handled. The meter's views are adverse to the position taken • • .1,...ent-houaes. Many persons .no will not concur in the - whOle of his remarks upon this subject will agree heartily fn his denunciation of the system pursued by the discount-honees of taking money at interest "on cell." The writer maintains that with the abolition of this system one of the causes of the sudden "jerks" in the disoount market would be removed. The Finance Committee of the Council of India have drawn no bills by the outgoing maiL • Published by Effingham Wilma, Royal Exchange. up by who SATURDAY Kuzma. Consols, which closed yestert;int j for the 11th of April, opened this morning at 94 to and closed at 9tk. For money the last price was 944 to The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, EN1 . ,1,4 ditto, for account (11th April), log ; Ind 218, 214 ; the Indian FIT Cent. Stock, 1850, r 4 i ditto, for account, 1 ; the Five per Cent. enlaced" rupee paper, • ditto, Five-and-a- Half per Cent., 105 ; India Ronde, 2sedir Bank Stock, for account, 230. There were some realisations of the Indian rupee paper, and the price, both of the Five and Five and-a-Rilf per Cents. declined I per cent. The former closed at 99 to and the latter at 106 to f. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1859 recoded to per cent., closing at 104} to for the account. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 18e. to 21e. prem. Little business was done in foreign stooks. Turkish declined about per cent., the Loan of 1854 being last quoted 7 to 80; and that of 1858, 82} to 63, ex div. Spanish Passive Bolide, how ever' were again in request and Buenos Ayres Deferred continue to be abeor The announcement of the large profits realiiied by the Oriental Bank, through transactions in the Indian government paper, contributes to keep the price of the shares firm at the late advance. The ' shares of the Union Bank of Australia were more offered. Red Sea Telegraph shares were in demand, and have ripen to 7-16 to 9-16 prem. Vic aria Government debenturee declined # per cent., owing probably to sales by holders desirous of subscribing to the new issue. The olcring quotations for the shares in new projects were as follow ;--Ooean Marine Insure 31 to 34 prem. ; Universal Marine, f to prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, to prem. ; Bank of Turkey, I.} to If dis.; Anglo- Luso-Brazilian Steam, I to I prem. ; Folkestone West Cliff Hotel, to f prem. ; City of London Brewery Preference, f to f and Buenos ; Ayres and San Fernando • way, to 1 prem. MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. In the mining market to-day there have been a fair number of transactions. In the Stock Exchange Alfred Consols shares are officially marked East Basset, 120; Par Consols, 1 , ex div. • Croft, 41; and Wheal Kitty (Lelan 131. Shares in Great Retallack, Wheal Unity, Caradon, and Wheal Trelawney, have also been dealt in. St. John del Rey Mining shares are inquired for, and are marked 221 and 224. Fortuna have been dealt in at 3 Great Northern Copper (South Australia) are quoted 1-16 to 3-16 prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The weather in London has undergone a favourable change since Lot Friday Saturday and yeaterday were awing W. -like dam wind westerly; to-day, overcast, wind, — The attendance of the trade in Mark-lane to-day wee full, the tone firm, but quiet. Prime of moat articles of the trade unaltered or higher. The supply of hoine.grown pain was small, sad of ocrazdry-made flour moderate. The mi ~rtii of foreign gain into London sines Monday were reported this morzung as small of flour, small of wheat, barley, and of oats. WlZAT.—English *old at 2s. per qr. over last Monday's advance, but not much business was done. Foreign ins. proved in value and rather dearer than last Monday's rates. Fun', with a quiet demand, unaltered in price, at last Monday's rates. Baum sauce, in moderate demand, firm in price, at last Monday's rates. OATS in quiet demand ; maintained in value at last Mon daftiquotations. —English and Egyptian unaltered at last Monday's prices. PUS quiet at last Monday's prices. crISIUMT QUOTATIONS, DUTY PAID. WHlAT.—EntAish white, 42a. to 49a. ; red, 40a. to 45e. per qr. ; Dantnc end Konigsberg, 445. to 46a. per 490 b. ; Rostock, 46e. to 525. ; other Baltic pinta, 425. to 48e. ; French, 445. to 521._ lione..=-TOWW,BBe. to 40e. ; Norfolk, 30s. to 31s. pee 280 lb. • French, 28s. to 38e. per 280th . ; American (United States), 19s. to 275. per barrel. BAILLZT.-English, 2455. to 46e. per qr. ; Baltic, 245. to 345. ; other sorts, Nia. to 30s. per qr. OATis.-British, 201. to 28s. per qr. Rumian, 21s. to 235. per qr. • other Baltic ports, 21s. to 25i. per qr. Bunk-English tidy Mc to as. ; harrow, 32e. to 421. per qr. Foreign, 31s. to 40e. per qr. Egyptian, 325. to 325. td. per ryr. Puit.-English boilers, 38s. to 40s. ; hog end grey, 325. to 35e. ; foreign white, 38s. to 38e. FLOATING CAZOONAL -Since last Friday only 8 grain. laden velvets were reported arrived at ports of all, viz. r 4 wheat, 3 maim, 1 beam. The change of the wind north ward continues to keep out the expected arrival of vessels; overdue. Sales reported :-Wheat arrived, Marian p &l 49a. . ; Odeon, Mirka, 41s. 9d. Wheat to be shi up to end of May next :--Marianopoh," 48s. 6d. per 4921 b. Maim pomace :-Balonica, B and L, February, 32a &I. per 480 n 1b. Barley arrived ;-Legos, 255. 3d. per 40011). The tone of the trade to-day was firm, but more in an ex pectant than an active attitude, several fresh swivels coast wise being announced by telegraph. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM MARCH 12 TO MARCH IR Ooastwise. Log Urn Foreign Wheat. qrs. 2714 Barley. M qrs. are. 2242 WOO 1667 80 42 1600 .... 666 126112 4 MI 232 42 Os qr!.. Beaa. 10111 476 1 I. C. Rail 01. N. Rail 80. S Ball MINCING-LANE.• 68f1 73 tie I ei Ms meta .. 116 W .. 41% .. 111 T evrts. 806 pey.) The following public sales are ad;ertised for to-Morrow : Sucet.-200 hhde. West India, 17,000 bap Mauritius, 2,500 bap Madras, and GOO bap Bengal. Coffee : 200 pack. ages Jamaica, 100 casks Ceylon, and 500 bap native Cey lon ; rice, 2,200 bogs. Suomt....-A full amount of business has been done by private contract since Friday at the extreme prices of lest week. Refined has also sold freely; lumps, 50s. to 525. Corm has been steady. Rice.—A full amount of business has bees done. Nee. maxis Arracan, at 10s. 2d.; old, at 9s. ; and Bassein, at Re. 11d. Tee.—The arrival of the letters from China has not altered quotations. The market is quiet. litavrefran without alteration. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet at the following prima. which are about the same as thaselast entreat on Saturday :—Towo tallow is quoted 565. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 58s. • Mar* 575. 6d.; April to Juue, 5 41 :. 6.1. to Sta. 9d; Oct. to Dec., Ws. 7 ....T... .leap. — alt. Do. do. Lama do Do. do. 11 mst de Do. do. Load do Dade (limited) OIDLNAILY ARAMS AND STOCKS. RAILWAYS. , L eid Awab.,Not.,BostALJa. laret.,Wol. etatourVaL 11111L,Lia.,4Thse.Jurs Illeaktvani MI6 sad a= Bode ll . ate Cork sad Bawl= FDo. A A mato urdil Do. 1 p.o.Upoidbol. Win aad Ibm Jas. Doad.,Portia iAblJa. tod atini An= . 2101111 Voice , Nook* Do. nook Rant dot olk DM. r di tV sad Giongom rank ari l at ik."l" gra. Glagrow IR. iniebeirs !lOrlai Northern. IrSeeWit Wel — (lrs ) OMNI WNW' DwllisarVaLlioallic mporldrot Yonsibbe !llasriillKZWll ri r 1 I =ebov Cigie ___. , Loser* Isetk wam , Da LoadisarWielsris Do. sad DO Men.,MeeLAUseroinit 3 Metropolitan DO Midland DO Do. Rim &Derb an Mid. Ot. Western (i i. eli Newcastle and Oarlide A Newport, ,Abir. •11:1 • N•wrya•riamemid Ifewiy,Wart•••ki oe Ner•iii 111 Nadas= Olooliss U NOM Midi al al Nor* • Dom ARIL ID. Ds. Mb N. linters-11wwisk . Do. o.x.arusl Do. L.s Po. Yolk Ilfor4V . Lasi all INeethda Westerame. lie North Sta ord2hl re.... hobble -ortimouth Ikr esie llait asuil 1 Altar-Oki rFrArl tt ik poldre ladima Wes ~ i FbourueU sillbeara. South &Wm South Wales S. YockalS t Rim fitalnes„Woirlag&m.,&& & Darlingto& Me ditto IT &E OP. p& I Vak Da et No& IVkairla && Itslas WaborMod Maw Wale Cannall I Wag Daiwa 1111 ne 0 lei es Moshe prim Starda. 11l lie 04 IN IN w} PI T 4 107 3it 41 1451 • • si ni bile PwuzNcz MAIM brio. lootoro p. aa. St. Dobolooloo, Da Poolli.& Aber.,.. toot Anglo; A. p. et. Do. BAIL og. Do. c, Coma. Ts.. p. Do. do. Fe: xf — TTs D. et. 1177 Karla% Union, 4 pet 01.4,6 p. 4. p.e. Great Northern, 6 p. el Do.6e.red.at 10 p.ot.pen. Do. 4} per cent. Do.6i.e - .red.at 6 p.e.ped. Gk. N. &Wood, Whet. Ot.Weet.,berkeitilaatei Do. redeem est Do. redeem 4 44p. sent Do. birettas. 4 p et. Do.4p.clredesie .era Do. Him. Peet. Obese Do.a4ersll.6l4.dp.e. Do. do. do. 6p. e. I Do. Mrs (ius. Reek Do. Cant Gs. Do. do. do Do. do. do 'Loot Y °Ash. 6 p.e.St. Le:tat/Mt/fit-6 p.e.Gea. St Do lox. do. No. Do. 41p.e. d 0..... Do r. do. No. Do. p.c. do. .... Do. p.o.prf ob. d 0... Do. Tp.o. Peet Stock.. Do.dp.e.do.M. &M.P. Do.* C. St. (dfv. oloL I c a• end 100 100 100 100 ii 100 100 100 lANW.Cov.aNri lo Ke lAoloadrrTall yteo. r d sarstl ailuiL Ltatip. Dap s Do. coed Mdlood &otee.taititc Do.Cass.Dr.H Do.K p.ct. Prot !Nook DolcuLdElckhe •p.e. No . aga wAkAkor.f te o.,pcfia Norfolk Op. edit Mask North!ltidk II preset Do. New Gr. 1 p. ct N. far.—Beres.{ poM I Do. do. do Do. Ledo a p et. No. I Do. York. H. d 8. pm. Noah pteff ordsh Ire 100 100 100 100 100 Do. :44=Letwe 11.4411114 Cent r r w Prot Ise& N. 1.14 p.et.Proin Da Aber. Da. 7 p.ct Pref. L Dom Hood 44 p. e. Do▪ lbw Maid. M. wog SLIMS) . par Do. fad Wiper ant L Wake pa. 4 p. Day per cent gew Yorks 4 p. 5wNk.44134/11.egtoo e. Ip.S Di. do. Dep.& Ds do. C 6 p.c. Wiliwt& Y tlkennyep.e. si se. 111. 11l St 100 100 100 100 100 FL liii 101121011 L II sali a ▪ Antwerp se Apis•••• le lI•Ada&ILPt&IL Tp.e. a 0 11•18420 r. 20 an BeN•n Oniessme • earratara Mos & /la 1" all ( =MINIM 10 dl U Doak Ithrtiok r o :lsra et Mace Cit Ibodes L s. Ot. Cameral al Prams .. Lessealr. Omit OIL Mks Jusighea_ i • ctislS e, sMa Line sad Tersiesed Laistardo-Virollaii 44.4 and Oeam Nana Antpida_ Do __ 4.N. NimaDowat Do Ibis Do. • p.o.Prf. I 14.. w. No!Ors W evaik Prot POO sal Oilmen lii,~: Pernambuco R. 7p. e. Riga sad Donators Rom aitil freircatl Send NEI* Napa Ihrodie i Do 7 per cent. . Danthre and Menne Dn Paul s rlra:t e ll n a i n I Danthrrn a Prance rWoot rozolion Do. 54 pot coot. het Wet. N. W. ot Maar ,wont at N N MlO2 id 6 sd NI IN 113 id 108 ul 111 113 xd 111 112 xd 133 117 N 80 110 112 id 76 77 id 117 119 IN 111 IN 100 86 86 98 100 07 89 90 92 100 102 9 1 10 1 17 18 74 IC4 72 10* , 6 1 q a n 2 ' al 0 10 11 34 14 60 14 1 H 15 1 l a in 141 11l 118 118 111 140 148 11l 11l If o I MI - L= in 66 88 12 121 111 111 11 11* llk US_ 1 i RI TO 124 141 101 103 96 96 lli 12 ul 113 IN 112 N 92 1 Ns Ns par U 24 124 100 I/1 - 7 11117 77 71 116 1113 135 140 14 11 m AI m NS SI SO a 101 a iss 28 a ni 33 4 32 33 60 a LILWATIL Cladai 4 1 - 4 1 I as isr M M 14 11 M S. Ili 1 1 111 . 20_ All I 1 0Y 110 pa 111 YkkIiCULAIIB OF TALLOW. Stock on hand this day . ... ass 17.016 Delivery last week LIM 1,217 Ditto from tat June KM IKON Arrival last week Ditto from let June SONO 91,648 Price Y.C. per cwt. els day .Me Od. 625. 9d. Ditto Tows Yet Friday . 56e. &I. sm. 3d. - -, I I RS& r; MIL MO. • - 34.707 1,002 68,050 834 91,54 522 Od. 682 Od. Arrival for the week cream lath of Mark, tar year, !Bb caab art delivery, 1,134 ears. 77r arrival last week essaprael Tei casks from Other ;71 from other *WM Total, 1154 aura METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beagle is rather smaller than on Monday last, and consequently prices ale pretty generally maintained. although trade is slow. There are a few more sheep, and the demand is limited. Trade is very slow for shorn sheep at a considentble reduction in price. Good calves are scarce .ind dear. From Germany and Holland there are 190 beasts. 1,350 sheep, and 71 calves ; Scotland, 210 hem!. ; Irchuid, 300; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,500 ; and 100 fromthe Northern and Midland Counties. Per stone of 811 as. ad. s. d. I M stone of Elba a. d. s. d. Best Meets, Nereids. 4 6 4 10 DeatDoadtHVbdallb 4 10 5 0 Bon Shorthorns 44 4 8 Dot long-w 0015.... 5 4 5 6 Second qua]. boob 3 0 4 0 Do. de. Shorn .... 4 4 4 8 Calves PIP Deist Dasalrlf-hrods 5 43 6 8 lambs Beasts at market, 3,840; Sheep and lambs, 21,0:0; Calves. 96: Pip. 370. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Patteuden and Smith report that the market is arm. at fully last week's prices, with a air danyuld this (COAL MARKET. THIS DAY.) Walls End Budd is Hettoqq re. 3d.; Walls End Horton. 19e.; WallsEtATMskl Moor, 12s. 9d.; Walls End &awaits, 21a.; Walls End South Hetton, 21s. ; Walls 21a Walls End Eden 19a &L • Walls End Thorne, gog & ; Walls 21a add• Walls End Frarowell e4 19s. &L; 20a 6d. Walls End Haugh , 14 1 5. id. iikAntside, : ; Bell ' s Primrose, 1:4. ; Walh ; Wylarn, 16a. 6' . ; B , Ma ed. ; Howard's ditto, 16s. ; No.th Hol Ills. Ships at market, 80. POOR LAW MIDICAL REFORIL—The medical students of Univeraity College, London. held a fully at tended meeting on the 16th instant, to express their sym pathy with the above movement. It was resolved to petitioa parliament to amen.l the laws at present in operation, and, also to collect funds for maintaining the movement I 1