The Express. — London, England, 1861-04-13 00:00:00

r e•pertc, io .he.p. horses, and rattle, have beea either ear. n.. 1 off or airdrop:4 by them, whilst the blueing of houses sal mks i a smatter of daily occurrence. To the south. „ m t, a t twists sad Wirth', distant about fire miles, the. are lumens be is otiU pester force ; sad yet acaldwag to drive them off. Areardirisly, opinion is bepa• wit: to triad General Pratt with Maori a)mpothy, or in...topeteseY ; perhaps both. God past that the imperial ;„ivivernment may yet send us ...litmus/et espial to than emergence, taking care at the tim to peotect bun from the blighting and uncemti• t pewee of oi , lcsi.setical meddlieg, from which this, her a.r.ty's meat distaot vol.'s!, has already suffered so much. aly a few days since at Matarikoriko, in the very moment .I.at.ey, • flag of Imes. panted by the general at the remeet of a Amtrak of England cler,:yman, led to the evacuation of their position by our wily advenaries to or ;mit and inemediable l o a despatch addressed • 'oilers' Anti L dirptellober last, by hi. Eseellreey the a: semi. it le " This is the wawa for ;dieting potatoes mil other crops, and a rigorism and barnesieg • ...meet sew, on your part, would he attended by the sit important and beaefacial result' in bringing the war to soccenful mil speedy termination. But without tine the ear any be protracted to en iad. beige period." To us Tirmaki settlers, who have already suffered so much, there in this despatch a pathos almost prophetic, and yet lore it. lajnections fulfilled '.' The potetoes and other which hie amilleary was then so anxious fur our sakes 11.4 the Marais should not put is, were planted sal are Dow ripe, and will doubtless he gathered in as a saran he the cony for future support. Mtn's hearta burn with iedignation at the utter want of capacity displayed in retry detail of military cooduet here. Here is an example. .in espeditioe goes oat romans' of seem 201) men as a receensitriag party, they are orderedto keep the real, ow no ~ ems* to fire meta. attacked, and to get back in two hour.. (In the way they fall in with a party of the suany, said the captain orders hi. men to dre, they do so, and • superior UfrbCer lll•tantly fan. out "Captain di you hear the retire sound?' "No sir," "Well, has sounded three times, cease Grigg." The Macris call this Why fightiog, and laugh at our soldiers with duds • A seneatiou of grief and indignation has bees moue& n. the needs of the whole population by the death d Mr. . king, who, on Friday evening last, left tom to visit 1. • 'tete at Brooklands, within a mile and a half el the 1 oraiks be wa. killed by a straggling party of Macias, his 1..1y being teemed by harm in six places. Captain anal" ..f the t.otb Regiment, we. mortally wounded at the W.otara yestonley, and is said to be aims dead ; bat Qs ogoeulors of the oogogomoot Irmo Dot coos to hood. ArramPrzn BOROLART AND MURDER AT WESTONSUPIXMAIN. On Thum lay morning about two o'clock, as paliee.counalole Pavey, of the Somerset entistahrdary force, natiosed at Wmtos-super-Mare, was oa his best near Villa Rosa, the reaideoce of Mrs Sophia Rooks, sod was miming rosin from the back to the hest of the hones, which ▪ iu its own grounds of some extent, be heard some nub through the shrubs, grow's( close to the iir7;and run towards the eireare pis, whisk leads ;lie public highway, known as Cborcb•read. Pauly, who is a remarkably Aron active Ira, at ones gave HILO), and before the two Mows who were decarnpiog bad reached the gate ha saeoseded iu kyles bold of oar them by the collar, via the fellow .bust la a COOUI•St time struck the countable • vkdeat blow es the bead with a usurdemus weapon, laying open his ferehesd with a fri,:litful wound. Pave y, however, did not leave his bold, dui in return levelled a blow on his real mit's head with his qaff, which felled kilo to the ground. Scarcely bed this 1. eti acoimplishol when the rutfum's compaoiuo, who bad got behind the constable, dealt him three tremendlemi blows on ha head, without, however, knoskiat hiss down. Hervey was somewhat stunned, sod the f be bad struck down, rrooveriag from the effects of his blow, got up, and both the burglars closed epos him, when desperate straggle, and what may truly be teemed a eglit for life, ensued. Both the villains, who were armed with heave lib-preservers, struck the constable blows isaumerabie. and esdesvoured to throw biro over a wall sad down a precipice some thine feet in height ; La this attempt, however, sot only were they Wed, bet P•••y, who had fortunately disarmed one of the ruler, aleant cur Boded in getting bun over the wall, when he w over pommel and pulled back by his companies. The light imunited, but the coostoble, who by this time was severed with wounds, sad gado blinded by the blood that flowed, ins at length compelled to rebaquish hie bold, and the fellows quickly ran off. Pave y, as well is th e poor fellow veld crawl, at length reached the house of police -sergeant kw (wanted by policeemostable Talbot, who was on duty sad net him), where his approvers, better than words, tenor the terrible pienshoiest be had received. Surgical mesdames was mot for, and in the meantime Sergeant Ken with Actiog•Sergeast Hardwick, and coostables Hall, Talbot. aid Young, harried off to Mrs. Hocke's re. sebum, as a starting point from whence they might be able to trace the would-be murderers. The mr‘usiat lamas despatched the faros in dilfereat directiocia, proceeded to tag im the Marto d the house, and made au rairan be et the weetises. He feud that woe of the windows el a bast room es the groumbiloor had bees raised, sod that a circular hole bad been made with a mions.bit throwsh nee el the pmels Os looking .boat, he feted a Hoek cloth en a wires formed of gotta penis., about these lashes leer, loaded at oee mid with lead about the is.. et a has's ere, with three win reveler tagentiorly mien air s crab, nodular, hil ha . 141 beiassing_ M the Nn, but be 'berg dietarbed, wield me doehlt r vi mend the here tad erred of a rids basty. Whin these disserne were gra( se, Hr. Harin saripsea, was la &t -hinker, upon Pavel', whom befouled Is • most awful dee, seperially about the heed. T. give err nukes some Idea of tie brutal teastawat he had rewind, we may state that it sr ford aereary to stitch up net ins than 13 scalp words, brides depressing 'several race oar. E. remotely, there is es. fracture, bet the 1.. w f •Ilow _P"'" ••••• • abeeklag . pentacle . Dries the day V. Gould, Seq.. awe esershie et the county ; G. IIL Sown.l o deputy s►ist;Sagenatemind Own aid saber clang, mat et Viand after en dirrard, es we tree,, an ties nest; 11 fact. we wry en, net they have inn of the erg M whh# Obis burglars holes( Prey is orris he muted sae Of Her ever the temple in cosh 81111•11111 IS amp be for some time to arse ; sad tea rash plies Garr him for the determined Pleb be dkrined, r he was, agnevt two each peramased villain A harbeise nowirti Las bra 0•111110se the drover of the paisperaller of the old we bar e. doer it. lady wire FewscW, has hew ties prirrnd thergh the emblems id raw& will reward his as he dernes. .Verrisrp. Tait Seats a. —We are very glad to be able to state that tios unreasonable ninvemeet is ellitelt at aa end Sawa. Larne have sow within of their fell somber of h-eds el all trade.: Messrs. Kelk have also nearly all their beads ; soil at sir M. Pete's they are coming very last. The rat important top towards patting as end to the dispute woe made by the men at Na.ear Leads yee- Melo,. *bee after • meeting they decided by a large sryettr, .n dan..iiee of the ttes onion, that they wall Mad Shameless to wept the Saturday half-holiday and the hear system of postural. At Mears. )(elk's, we be lieve, the sera ilecissio has been arrived at, though not yet elLiaUy eaerameaioatel to the semployas At bah these yards therefore the jay books will be opened before 1 iambi to-day, and the IVI•11 beak off work at that hews, none* wader the nee system of payment the same wages they did fro working through the Saunlay after efts. The trades will sot be doer to see the real value of 11.. In.n when the men who are employed meter the aid aroma. as thew are fannies to their work at 1 , meet them •neloved under the new armagetniat comm.; out to enjoy tialf.holiday without say mimetic's ha their weekly osurga Before • fortnight is over we expect to find that ' half the trades in Ueda will demand their ball-lioliday sod the hourly system of payment, by which aloes they cue get it gratuitously. -- Tames. DLITR CCTV; g k IVO AY lect Dr.XT. —An accident of a fearful awl destructive character, but happily neat le.eled with Ines of life. &caned at the Great Northern Railway statism. in Wyllie...don-street, Leeds, oil Thursday NM. It appears that a havilydaden goal. train, from the Huulet.latie station. I.a prosiedieg. about IS o'clock, to cie to the " high level," • sailing line used for the reap. t...ft of gels, col was kicking fines Copley-bill, whew, OS i'"" 44 4 the Holhcck station, 21, rd the waggon., forming tl.• lash part of the train, and including the gmirdre `"". got soconpliel. The gradient towards the Leeds sates at this point is ray coasiderable, and the de -411.1 trucks immediately began to run towards Leeds with terrific force. They eaters! the Greet Northern eta h*.n. sad robin; aloog one of the aide lines came into vie knt ...start with It stationary parstenger carriage, belong. .oi l to the Lannehire and Yorkshire Company, and though 44 the shock was much lessesed by the action of v " butter., the carriages were completely forced 0110 'l"' the other, the one Dearest the platform being 4 hren over the platform transversely. The large harem at ti. e eat a the station, though aripportel by wood. York .4 imolai.. atreogth, were completely crushed over anl slashed, soil the large stone Sig of the platform 'ene torn up awl moved for some dietetics. Luckily the *vela were here brought to a stand ; otherwise t hee. is little doubt dist, judging from the tern .c c force with which they came into onetact with the stationary ; l iriass, they would have towed through the buildings at iottom of the line, sad in fact would have greatly :spired th e s t a ti on. A . it was the 14 carriages were all leer damaged : three of them bang ssashed lot.. *alma as if tbev had been pill•bosse, sad the x had othry Odra kaneked is, retie lakes of, es the hedge were tikes fro m th e w h ee l s The carriages IPSO et the but. Ml, mid third clam, and the damage dame A preirady i• ...id! UMW. mow& who wss ia Ids ens when the u fksm h lie got un c o u pl e d, j unipe d out wiles some diallBoll ..t4tios. and eq.-toed unhurt, and se ether penes ma W lered, but esveral narrowly escaped. THE CENTRAL CRIMINAL COUR' (THIS DAY.) NEW COURT. (Before the (001000 811081111 t) Caro/tat Mar?. Palrvr, 24, widow, was charged with having unlawfully attempted to obtain pomessiou of a chrluebw..k by false pretences. Mr. Sleigh prosecuted ; Mr. Cooper was counsel fur the tkfeedant. It appeared that on the 16th of February a man named William tampion went to Messrs. eoutts'e hank, in the Strand, lip! asked fo r cheque.book for Mr. Young, a solicitor. Mr. Young hail formerly kept an account at the httik, but it warn closed, and the clerk comemently was Allf • prised that an applitutios should be made for a cheque• as k, awl ltampson was queetimed, and he said that a Lady Eel sent him for the ebequisbook, sued she was waiting out.isle. No sub penult could be discovered, and SIM pargi was in the result committed for trial, but the in. games that were made raised very great doubt whether he hail any guilty knowledge in the transaction ; and no evi dence was offered, and he warn disc upon bail. lie afterwards went to Mr. Mara , th e solicitor for the prosecution, and informed him that it was the prisoner who had scut bins fur the cheque-book, and that she pro mised to give him ten shillings if be succeeded in getting one for her. fiarnmee's statement was eonfinned by the fact that the premier knew that Mr. Young had kept an ...vomit at euutta's, as he bad acted pmfemionally for her and hail paid her cheques, mid there were a great many other eireuntstanees to show that she was really the guilty party, and that the man Samp.ou warn merely an inDucent agent in the transaction. The jury, without any hesitation, returned a verdict of OHO, against the prisoner. She warn sentenced to one month's imprisonment. The witness Somp•••14 was then arraigned upon the in. •lictment that was preferred against him at the last sod no evidence beiug offered the jury returned a verdict of ever OW If/. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) 111110TAL 00ITDOCT OP A MITE TO HER ALIVANT. A very quiet-looking girl, 16 yean of age, applied to the angietraie /or a inuinioua order the following eircum• stoma _ _ Siaatid that bat evening, while engaged iu the duties of • domestic servant, her mistress told her to wipe nut a washhaod basin and she was doing so when her mistress told her not 'to look at her, and upon her replying that she was mistaken in supposing that she was doing so her mistress said she should horsewhip her, and immediately lid so over her shoulders and hare arms. Ap plicant nu down stairs but her mistress followed, horse. whipping her, miter which she threw down the whip sod slapped her face. Applicant cried and said that she would take the law of her, when bee mistress, Allieg a can with cold water, poured it all over her. Aw- Eller e t's cities brought some persons in the sent towards the spot, and a man entreated the mistress to desist, but she said she should not, and further ill-treated applicant, who was rescued from further violence by the num she Lail spoken of. She then went home to her parents, where she remained. • Yr. Arnold immediately granted a summons. WORSHIP-STREET. iIIOHTICL ARMACIT. - Jarmea Illaekett, a tall and powerful man, eras charged be. fore Mr . Knox with cutting and wounding ama, his wife. The complaisant, whose forehead was bandaged, said that ow Friday week she obliged • woman known to her for many years with a table-cover. This article had not been returned, and the fact coming to the knowledge of the defendast last night he grossly abused her, commenced smoahing everything he could lay is hands upon, and when she interfered to prevent hie breaking two deciu;ters, he stepped back and exclaimed, "I'll break them ea your head,' and latently struck her with one of them a heavy blow ea the head. She ultimately charged him w ith taw wan& - IMr. Kowa—What is that mark out your throat? Chnuibiblant—lt is caused by his having bitten me, after gins( re the blow with the decanter. sir. 201 11—Yee afternoon 1 beard loud screams of "murder"' prong from a house in Houndary.street, IThereditch, and on entering found this man and woman. She was bleeding from a wound M the forehead. and after baring had the injury attended to by a surgeon, I conveyed prisoner to the station-house. Mr. Knox—What la the nature of the wound? Constable—The cut is clean to the bone, sir. Mr. Knox—What dose the defendant say to this charge? Defeodant—Why, she is a very worthier woman, and as ntarthe assault I was is linear, sad don't recollect it. r: ls Kaox —However aratines she may be Dot ear thing eaa justify such a lintel not se Ilia, and you will go far three months with bard lobos& to the Home of Correction. GRAND Rini Fm AT HMI& —Wednesday, tae' 4th instant, is Azad kw the decd Ride Fete and con test for prises open In volesileen, ortallery. and "all comers." The fete* by kind pentission of Major -General Hay. Invpsetor-l;omald Mnaketry, to take place at the olendid and extensive rayon of UM School of Musketry. Myths, and the prises, as will boi ma by the list, are of very considerable value. • great concourse, both fashion able, military, and vehmiser, is expected, sod the most ampM erraemomenta hays bon made by the South-Eastern Railway Company for the tooth of the visitors. —UMW denier Ofs-vfee. Tas ''if;VIATIB AND Renewa."—A memorial spirt the °juncos szpremisdle this volumehes bees gimped by many of the rintv to the vitamin of Imegteo, sad for. war d e d by the Rev. W. Turd, to the Bishop of Lichfield. His lordship in reply writes—." I thank you for your letter end for the memorial which accompanied it. I need hardly emersiou that I quite agree in the desccipticie which they logla ve of the ehameter and tendsecy of meek that is esetened is the ' brays and Reviews,' mad medially eon. cur with you and the other cle . rgyeasa who hams ivied the memorial in your easphaMe manor agaiest it. The Frays, however, differ v er y maisin is their characters hem each other, as I doubt not they are aware. As coming from those who haveae beertked the articles, sad an stall mitiodere of our church, the pas , mem to which Tee have adverted in some of the prays en eammially painful. Our faith, however, hoe bees al lu red Si do Mho trials before. an4l has come safely, I t say more thee sal ely out of them. Clod, we cannot d o n will mentale Hie truth. se He has nointsined it heretofore. Oat this demon furnish the lee but the greater name why we shoat he faithful to it."—Stofurdnire Aderreiser. Aw brrrosx. Liu-n-I'ER IN run COUNTY Ootrirr. —ANOTIIINS OATH CA•4C. -On Thursday. at the Wigait County Court, before J. S. T. Green Esq.. judge. our heard a ere in which was involved • question very sunder to that raised in the Rochdale oath came. about which so much he ben hood lately. Stephenson IL Struthers, reporter, of Wilma, sued Charles Readines, we nide! lecturer, ohs hee senturied the title of " lcnonclaat," for 111. Ns., being the bahinee of as linnet which he alleged wee dee to him for a report of • debate which took place is Wine is p e l arafi a a a .or lateen Mr. Hutehinge and the defendant, w " is Christianity or menlarere lost calculated to promote human happiness." The defendant disputed the claim, and ermsomuninel the plaintiff, but without shaking his evidence. On the defendant taking the book to he swots, Hr. Mayhew, solicitor, MIMI him if be believed in the religious obligation of as oath. Mr. Bradlarigh etroegly objected to the questing% asserting, however, that be was willing to he swan ; bet the judge ruled that it must be pet, and refused to allow the defendant to make an affirmation. The judge again milted whether the defendant bel;evesi is the esietenc• of a supreme God, and he mewered that ho objected to give a reply, as if he replied la the negative it would subject him to a criminal preseentiem The ledge :—Thea I shall ant permit you to give any widens at all, aid I thirds you escape very well is me bong sent to gaol. The defeedaat then addressed the men corrmeeted at length upon the plaintiff's eel demo, sad trusted that. although prevented from giving eridenso, he should suffer no injustice. The judge said that Mr. Beedienh would meet with the sumo measure at justice se ear other individual, but be wee bound to non sere out justice according to the legal stamdard—resseedieg le Mee beg neogemed an become foadeseselally part of the law of the land. The plaintiff had awes there we a certain contract, and nothing had been extracted from him en the part of the defendant to shake hie testimony is that particular. Under then eirmunstancee be wee obliged to Meet this as en nodefeeded case, and the verdict would be for the plaintiff fur the full menet —dfandwater Z.reatiner. MTII.DER AT ROCHDALE—John War burton was yesterdsy remanded by the Rochdale magis trates, au suspicion of having marlerwl Ellen Garai*. It had been presumed that demur! bad committed suicide by throw**, herself into the canal, wherein her body wee fogad, last Tuesday : hut it came out at the iogneet before Mr. Darden, on Wednesday. that • Vele unkeown bed hems helped net of the canal shout the tines deceased was mimed. This induced Superintendent Picker. ing to make inquiry, acid he aseertaisied that decreed bad, while away from borne, been living for a period of month. at Moston Bottom., liarpurhey. near Manchester, with the prisosier, who yesterday admitted him intimacy with the deemed He. boweew, dialed any keowledge of the manaer of her death. Sergeant Ludlam baring pro. diced the prisoner, some of those who helped him out of the canal picked him out from others as the man, as they b e hoyed„ He was, therefore, remanded. Warharton is a mason, sad has lived some years in Rochdale with hie wife, by whom he has two children. When apprehended, be was workiag at Mr. Davenport's machine works. He is about 35 year* eM, and, it would appear, railed Mrs. Garai& three thews a wash at Harporbee, during the. Are mouths that she was away from her husfead. A letter front Munich of the Gth feet. says : "The Abbe Dellinger, a moon of the cathedral, is giving • engem of lectures as the Pops's ternpond power. 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Orlattal Bank ureporn Bank Provincial oat Ireland Ise.u. - - - 6;w — Australia Odor of Anatnas Odor ill koalas 1 Ayl►lMdeY Mal .. Au/MA= Age leal..... elOia.WßAlrw°r_kl.: aril lb Irish Mag. TeL A Do. 17 per.. $lll De..o _ . ;da lAnd _ _ I Clowns! lalauda Tit gt 4 Cop. Illa .off Eoug.&Bolft *mita Palace Do. rreterenco Do. t p. M. Peep. Deb Zaatlndlal Mr.& Coital Stoetsic Telegraph Do. Now lag. and auat. Cop. Goo. Steam Nartiottlow Great Ship (Llrolte.l) Do. 171 per cent. Prof. DM. Marin Tel. (LA Loa. Geo. Omnibus C Madras Irrlico. d Canal Mallterraufwalke.Tal. Molitor. Lx. TeL (Ma.) National Dimond Co NortwohlaCoolalros(l4 Notboriands !and_ l od. ii;.g - T.,p. W..ifiii. N. Brun. I N. bunt. Id N. Brit. Awstralaslas. • 1 tat Ora Do. •• New li;:Ipa115;11:: Peel Liver Load& law Peals and (Mew Stoma L i, i 0 - - tie .-- li ie; --- 1 2 2.Sea 2 lad. Tel. (Lie Se Whiney Iran II Do, New MO Royal Mail Stiehl .. St. eh Asst. amb& II th --AlM&Willi pl im marlos ftelp i 1 De. Mx Rag Wire— d elo. • Ale ri Amanda) (I tallied) Vaal he" 1;76.1 ,- Ira. Kingdom TeL (4),1 se Imrar a Lraa....l LIAO il'l s 'l te 20,000 Aso° 10,000 I 1.000 00,000 *AN 111.210 10.000 000 _ _ Ifloo Nal 46,iatt Oefl O* FKOOO 1861. MONEY M&RKE7.-(THIS DAL) Two o'Ciemi. The funds to-day are well supported, at yesterday's closing quotations, with little business. The attention of the members of the Stock Exchange is principally occupied with the arrangement of the fortnightly account in shares and foreign stocks, Mon day being settling day. With the exception of a fall of * per cent. in Lancashire and Yorkshire railway stock there is little alteration in prices. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 67fr. 45c., showing a fresh reduction of 1 per cent. Consols are officially marked 911, *, and 1 for money, and 911 and for the account. The present quotations are 911 to 1 for cash, and 911 to for the 9th of May. The official business report is as follows : Bank Stock, 2281, 2261 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90, 891 ; New Three per Cents., 90, 891, 1, 90 ; India stock, 222 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 100*, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 961 ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 93} ; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cent., 1001; Exchequer Bills, par, tle. dis. Turkish Bonds are fiat : the Loan of 1864 is quoted 70 to ex div., and that of 1858, 63 to *. Mexican Bonds are rather more offered. This department generally is very quiet. Sales are recorded as fol lows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 981 ex div. ; Claim Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 83 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 231, 1 ; New Grenada Active, 151; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per . Cents., 82 ; Portuguese Three perCents.,lB63, 46; Turkish Six per Cente., 1854, 70, 691, ex div. ; ditto for account, 691, ex div. ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 531, 521 ; ditto Guaranteed Fourper Ceuta., 1001. HALF-PAST Two o'Cwci. Consols show no change of importance compared with the prices current at 2 o'clock, being quoted 91! for money, and 911 to 1 for the account. In the Stock Exchange yesterday the supply of money was extremely large, and two to three per cent. was scarcely obtainable for short loans on English government securities. The alarming rumours circulated yesterday cannot have extended to Vienna, for last evening's tele grams announce a movement of 1 per cent. in the exchange in favour of Austria. Only 7,000 i. in gold was bought by the Bank yes terday. The Atrato has arrived from the West Indies, but has not brought more than 49,0001. in specie. The subjoined shows the rates of discount now current in the principal continental cities, viz. : Bank Rate. Open Market. 6 per Cent. ... 41 per Cent. Vienna ...... 6 Berlin Amsterdam 3 „ ... 3 „ Frankfort 3 ••• 1 1 f Turin • Brawls 3 $9 ••• 3 f Hamburg No bank rat* ... 2 The reduction in the Bank rate of discount to 5 per cent. has been followed, as was expected, by an almost general decline in the continental exchanges. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.191 to 1201; ditto 3 days, 11.18 to 19; Botterthun, 3 months, 12 to 1 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 556 to 60 ; Hamburg, me. beam, 3 months, 13.8 to a ; Paris, 3 days, 25.321 to 71 ; ditto, 3 months, 5.60 to 5 ; Fraektort-on-the•thim,3 months,llBl toll% ; Petersburg, (per rouble), 3 month., 33 to ; Vienna, elf. So., 3 months, 16.60 to 70 ; Trieste i eff. So. , 3 months, 15.60 to 70; Madrid, 3 months, 48 to 1 ; Cadiz, 3 mouths, 481 to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 90 to 5; Genoa, 3 months, 25. to 821; Milan, 3 mouths, 76.771t0 821 ; Navies, 3 months, U 1 to L Palermo, 3 months, 117 toll • Messina, 3 months, to • 117 L , ipbon, 90 days, 521 to ; Oporto, 90 days, b lA to ears. Cook and Greenwood, wine merchants, of Mark-lane, have stopped payment. The liqui dation is expected to be unfavourable, but the liabilities are limited. Paris The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of .5701. At the fortnightly settlement in the English railway market yesterday the supply of stock was slightly larger than upon the last occasion, but still limited. London and North Western was scarce. The rates of " continuation " were light, though lees so in the afternoon. The following shows the terms generally current at the commence ment of business : London and North Western even to k per cent. oontsago. Great Western Lancashire and Yorkshire ... Berwick 316 to I per teat oonteogo. }tea York and North Wand : Oalotiouiao 4llioleor cent. do. Ai Is per °eat. do. South Eratern to per cent. North Batiah lwr Ana The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, April 10, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation Woe £26,848,700 Increase £180,240 Circulation active Public deposits Other deposits.-- —.— 13,201,791 Increase 1,566,311 Government eseurities in banking departmen t 10,222,938 Decrease 385,086 Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both _ _ _ departments 13,122,432 Increase 122,302 Seven day and other bills 653,155 lamas' 46,860 The Rost Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes & coin) in banking department 7.439,092 Decrease 212.068 The dividends were payable on Tuesday, the 9th. Their payment has been attended with scarcely any decrease in the reserve, owing to the large increase in the private deposits and the decrease in the private securities. 400,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank during the week, but the increase in the bullion is only 122,302!., the dividend payments carrying out coin. The Gazette specie statement for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz.:— Imports of gold, 148,2901. ; exports of gold, 71,59 W. ; imports of silver, 5,4921. ; exports of silver, 125, 2231. The Scawfell has arrived from China with 1,020,000 lbs. of tea BANK OF RNOLAND.—An Al SW MA Vic.. c. B; ter the wetl 10,1801. mutt pursuant to the Act 7th ending on Wednesday, April mom TIN Not.. bitted auTeiiioo- Ourernin --. est debt.. L 11.016,100 Other secuj tits . 3,45;k930 Gold win and bul- --- lion -- --- _— 11,536.339 Silver bullion .... ain,ste M 08,848.70 0. AC26,84700 Juituttilll =atone Capital L 14.167,4 Public Deposits (In cluding Excheq , Bay. banks, Com mis. of kalloual P.11.11.171121T. Government Seen titles including Dead Weight An nuity) Other Securities Notes Gold and Silver Coin 718,722 Debt, awl Dh. Accts.) Other Depneits Seven day awl other hills 653,15$ L 14474036 teg.474,030 MARSHALL. Cilia a.wv. Aprll 11, 180 L Fam•TEvmonro, Consols, which closed yesterday at 92 tol-16 for the 9th of May, opened this morning at 92 to 1, fell to 911 " sellers," and closed at 911 "buyers." For money the last price was 91} to t Three official business report is as follows re : — per Cent. Consols, for money9ll, 2, i t I, I, ; ditto for account ( (fay 9), 92, 911 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90, 1, 891 ; New Three per Cents., 901, 90 ; Bank Stock, 227 ; India Stock, 2204 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 104, 1, I, ; ditto for account, lOOg ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 961 ; ditto 1869, 961; ditto Bonds, 254., 200. din. ; Five per Cent. " enfsced" rupee paper, 94 : ditto Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent., 1001. The scri of the New Indian Loan has askanced to 1001 to g . The Five per Cent. rupee p.Apt-r nas quoted 951 to 94 ; the Five- and -a- Half per Cent., 991 to tool ; India Bonds, 255. to 20s. dis. ; and Exchequer Bills, ss. dia. to par. The foreign stock market remains inactive. an 1.111.9. •t I 7i 1.7. L an au Ili lit IN Ws Bank shams to-day were quiet, at former prices. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, Red Sea Tele graph, and Madras Irrigation were rather flatter. The dosing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In surance, 31 to 3} prem.; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 1-1 G to 13-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 1 1.16 to 1 3-16 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, par to I prem. ; Kist India ion, f to 4 dia. New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Victoria Government Bonds rose Ito per cent. to-day. MIMES. -(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctoce. Owing partly to preparations for Monday's set tlement, the mining market today is rather _4 - pliet. There is, however, an a c ti ve d eman d for East Wheal Grenville shares which have risen to 3/. Shares in North Tre , loulby, Rut Basset, Silver Vein, and Rosewall Riii and Ransom, have also met with attention. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain steady. United Mexican have been dealt is for money at 13# and 51 • St. John del Rey, at 31 ; Port Phillip, at 1 dia. ; North Rhine Copper, at the. ; Cobre Copper, at 39k ; and Linares, at n . At the Val:. of Towy Mine meeting yesterday, the accounts showed a credit balance of about 4001. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal timid isfrein the circular of Mews. Von Dadelszca and North : The demand for metals is incresaing, a fair amount of business having been done during the present week. The further reduction in the rate of diseotuit will doubles. cause the price of all kinds of metals to advance before long. and holders already evince less dispositioa to realise. Welsh are steely at 5/. 2a. 6d. to 51. 55., f.0.b., Wales, and 61. per too here. At the quarterly meeting of the ironniasters, held at Birmingham yesterday, there was a more hopeful feeling, and last quarter's quotations were maintained. A good busineu was done in Staffordshire prg iron. A fair business has been done in Scotch pig iron ; the price has advanced to 47a. fkL crash. Copper is in better demand, with less disposition to sell manufactured under *Moist prices. Considerable business has been done in foreign ; hollers bolls of Buns and Kapunda now ask 1001., with buyers at :I.e. 10a. Copiapo has been sold at 931., delivered in Birmingham. Tin has kept its position well ; a fair amount of business has been done in Straits at 1161. for cash and three months prompt. Banos is nominally quoted 1221. English tin is unaltered. The demand for tin plates increases, and makers are beginning to look for higher prices. Lesd.—A fair amount of bushier has been done. Spelter has been firm ; holders ask higher prices, which buyers will ss vet not accede to. We quote ordina ry branch here 141. ss. to 18/. 71. 6d. ; W H 181.155. Hull ordinary brands, 1.91. 2s. 6d. to 181. se. ; W H, 181.15 e. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the following price. :—Tows tallow. Ma. net cosh ; Petersburg Y. C. on the wt, bSs. dd. ; April to June, 575. dd. ; October to December. MAW! Avneroan.—Town tallow, 565. fid.; fat by ditto, fa. lld. ; yellow R 50.. dd. ; melted 375. lid. ; rough ditto, 295. Id. ; tallow graves, 18s. ; Rood dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MAREET.-(THIS DAY.) Merin. Darie and Co. report trade dow at last day's pricer. Prime meadow hay, 755. to 855.; superior ditto, 90s. to 'lO c ; inferior do., 50s. to 60s. ; cl oser, old, 90s. to 115 s. ; ditto, now, mooed cut, 80s. to 100 s. ; straw, 365. to 445. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) The supply of most things bee become greatly improved, and trade 19 brisker. Cornish broccoli continua to be fur nished in excellent condition, and good samples of lettuces, endive, and artichokes are received from France. Samples of new grapes are ofterwl, and fetch good prices. Asparagus. French beans, green peas, and new potatoes may oleo now be obtained. Cummbers are coming in plentifully. Cut Bowers chiefly consist of orchids, lily of the valley, Chinese primulas, violet., mignonette, camellias, heaths, and roses. FRUIT. Pine Apples, per lb., Be to lb Grapes, per lb., Be to 15s Strawberries, per or . tid to Is Per" per dos, 4a Od to Se Apples, per doz., 6rl to Is Ed Oranges, per 100, to to 10s Imams, per 100, as to 10. Kea, Cob, per lb., le to Is &I Broccoli, each, gd to ltd French beans, p. 100, 10,1 to Is 0,1 Green Mess, per dere, 10a Grecna,pdoe bunchesehrod toes Cabbages, p. doe, ea Od to al Od Potatoes, p ton. 90e to 160, per bus., ea to eie Od Beet, per dos. Is Od to 2a Celery, per bundle, is (Id to laid Woos, per sieve, Died to! Od per ben., to Os it a lt l is per bun., to is 111 Nakao, per pun, UM to te Od 36 4 1°48 . P! of Per ewt ; es to 10s Carrots, per bunch, 13.1 to 10d Turnips, per hunch, ed to ad k inzt o pzr Mere, es 0d to Os each, 9d to Se Artichokes. per doz., ie to 44 I Garlic, per lb, &I to yd ladles, per score, Is to is ed lloreen,perbon.,lsild Job Ilashroocas,p. pott.,lts Ild to Istel Parsley, per 12 bunches, ee toes Savory, per bench, 2d to ed PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Mant7fsft 1, APRIL IL—TM market opened firm, but de declined to l per cent. In the afternoon, closing quiet. Birkenhead. 811--Great Western of Canada, 112; nest sollown2, 11 --Great Wes tern ., next account, 71—Illinols Central, 241 nest account, 241 11.—Lancaiditre and Yorkshire. 111}; ant to • 1121 12 1 k I—Coulon and North Western, Dent ac count, 96 fit—Sfanehester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 461 next account. 431-21b1land, 1241 1 nett account, 124—North Postern " Berwick," asst 'mount, 102*-Bouth Ea.steni, next account, 23 41 13-16 t 19-16—Thamee and Mersey Marine Insurance, p.: next account, 11 p.—Union Plate Glans, 90k-- West Midland, Newport Five pm. Cent., 100. &Minimum, Aran. Lt.—Prices have given way to-day; at the aloes quotations showed a tall of about per mot, but butanes beery hmitel. Birmingham and Staffordshire Gal shame were sold at 961 end 95 per share—Birmingham Wagon shares closed at 4 el prem. RAILWAY Taaerte.—The traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending the 6th of April amounted to 521,9401., and for the cor responding week of last year to 511,9801., showing an in crease of 9,980/. The gross receipts of the eight railway"; having their termini in the metropolis amounted to Rti,9371. ; and for the corresponding week of 1860 to 232,3891., showing so increase of 1,548/. The in crease on the )treat Northern Railway amounted to 2,2311. ; on the Great Western to 6221. ; on the London and North-Western to 1.5101. ; on the London, Brighton, and South Coast to 8421.; and on the London and South-Western to am—total, 5,1531/. But from this must be deducted 3,075/., the decrease no the Eastern Coun ties, 411. on the London and Black wall, and 8671. on the South Eastern—together 3,9831.; leaving the increase as above, 1,545/. The receipts on the other lines in the United Kingdom Amounted to 288,0031. ' and for the ci.n.respooding week of last year to 279,5711., showing an increase of 8,4321., which, added to the increase on the metropolitan lines, makes the total increase 9,9801., as compared with the corresponding week of 1860. TOTAL DEsTF.UCTION OF THE BRAZIL FLOUR. Mn,Le,--Ist,TwoRTII, FRIDAY NIGHT.—This morning, be tween .3 and 4 o'clock, a fire, attended with the loss of ne vem' thousand pounds' worth of property, including a large and double water mill of three storys high, 78 feet long by 60 feet wide, broke out in the premises belonging to Mr. Staoborough. miller, situate in Brozil.lane, lsleworth. The proprietor of the mills, it is believed, will lose by the disaster at least 10,0001., for the whole of the machinery and the various stores have been reduced to inisshapeu stinnand the quantity of pain that has also been de y or rendered comparatively worthless, is tremendous. The premises of Mr. J. Burchell are also damsgal by fire and water. The losses fall upon the County sod Phosnig office'. lIIPZEIAL GASLIGHT AND COKE COMPANY.— Tbe ordinary half-yieerly_ general meeting of the of this company was be ld yesterday at the office of Pr = ra n away. John-street, Bedford-row; James St. George Burke, Esq., in the chair. The secretary having read the notice convening the meeting, the chairman read the report of the directors, which stated that owing to the increase I demand for the company's gas they bad been obliged to I.iy down a very large system of mains of a capacity of 3d inches, and also to erect new gas holders at St. Pawns and Fulham, and also• new retort house at Shorediteh. The report further stated that these things having thrown upon the company the necessity of calling for a considerable amount of new capital in order to meetthese requirements, and that notwithstanding the large increase in their capital, which amounted in the last year to something like moopt,, they were papered that day to pay them the same divi dend upon the increased capital that they hail hitherto given upon the leaser one. The directors fetcher stated that they bad renewed debentures to the extent of 50,000 0 . for •terra of three yeses at five per cent. interest, and also reported that a sum of 43,M/. would shortly fall due, awl they pro ,' posed to renew that debenture which they thought more ad visible than culling up capital. The directors further stated that they should be obliged to call upon the prupnetors fee a contribution of 2/. Ms. per sh . are upon the let of July next, acid also a further one of of per share in the month of Jesuary following, which would then leave 10/. vesture to be eallei up. I'he report also stated that the successful progress of th- tradiug operations of the company shows exa ms of 35,0811. in letiO over the previous year 1839. The report concluded by recomnieudiug that a dividend for the b.af•year ending 31st December last, at the rate of 10 per i d tg ep l ut of v-go th v e crno w : Pan dire: adapted, acid a ilie t tm h, oi r i et t i b ri e n i g ai gn idlcap r, tolesare,mirrspcn:anoaepou-dt:latox:rAlN;ce-cdFlectilreda.;ooBThteipeofma,trelinisP°rtkaptohEavtvohiNneganchaitemenx_r man closed the prolamine... 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