The Express. — London, England, 1861-04-08 00:00:00

I I, , ROME. A Parii letter in the istiiimadaate has the ful -1 int; The private information I have juat received from Rome oe pii.euts the situation of the holy Father as seasibly within the loot few days. It is said that the Pope nuull despond to leave hie capital if the Piedniontese skull eats r it. The intelligence by the ordinary channels Is ia from Listing any such intention ; but the report is of is diplomatic circles, soil give" rise to much comment. sme person+ pretend that this sudden change took plus.* ug after Prince I:abrielli's return from Paris. The poser 1... en talkie • • good deal s i nce hi. arrival, ••I has sit been able to obtain aa audience of Pope. Others, better informed, perhaps, thick .ustlre change s °wiz% to mcret cornmeal. loceived trues Vienna. • I have roman to think," sans my correspondent, that these last are in the right. oho immune Cordial.' Anti:meth to he in direct seta woken with Mgr. de Minds are nioitakeu. In sppearance the former is the more enorlerate, bat in reality the policy of hoth is the aansit" The person who transmits rue those p 'tireless *Ms. OM be cannot sibra i prepArntinot to bo asisiag for departure. but he known for certain that • i i matity of pallid ornainents net with precious storm and nary valtsable presents scot to Puts IX. by Mr Preat Movemigss have bees sent ..11 t., spala wader therhuire of AMU C— a sabahere onicid in the Pope's boesseholL I have ram:rred other gene& intell*eneo from soother quarter covrotiorating the above, and I have had In env bawls • letter &dimmed to a French 61.1wp by • car oled, which contains the following peamsge -" The sites. tom .sts worm &v. and I foresee new misfortunes sclo. b wi:l in to Isaes Koine ; turbot" , I should bo very happy to lied with you • ming, from the Amu :several of my colleague thhak of retirees to the south of Prasee, or to Nice. foe that place Wag so longer a part al hadraost, are might lies there with MAW security. A letter from Rome has the following : I:emerald.. Coves, wishing to :ive the Kiog of Naples a aperiaan d Freech artillery treatment., ',elected • spot is the eaviroas d Um City fiteiiuml.le for sorb exercises. The lor..lity chosen wan the roamelon of the Moan Seen le whieh the Kaman people twice retired to protest swim & the iotricians. Three batteries nod 300 horses fumed a ramp us the small plain at the foot of the kill. The King arrived about one o'clock, in plain clothes, on horseback, acerwermied by • single attendant, and the evolutionn immediately began. Part of the guns and wag gma. drawn by Prowls horses. went up the hill with greet rapidity ; bet soother battery, provided with horses of this country, hail great dialculty in reaching the top. even in ea oblique directive. Hie ILaiesty most have seen by the experiment the superiority of the French means of attack imildefeece is a regular bottle. The Kiug seemed to take great isterest in the mamesirrea, soil mortised fur some time with thmeral ile Gives and other *Seem SPAIN. The Madrid journal* of the 2n.1 have arrived. Thu Eva.. aaya :—" An official communication from the Prcsioknt of the Council of Ministers of Sardinia, reveived yeatertlay, continua the news of the formal recognition of the Kingdom of Italy by England." Sir A. Buchanan, English Minis ter, wax about to leave Madrid, and his suc cessor, Kir J. Cram don, was expected. The jour nals ',tate that on the re-aasembling of the Coates important debates will take place on the inter al policy of the government, on the Mexican affair, and tither matters. PRINCE NAPOLEON AND THE ITALIANS. The followin4 addresui, nnincronsly signed by in babitaota of the department of the Haut-Rhin, has bean pmeanted to Prinee Nop.lom on the occasion of his spas& onllWy is the French Semite:—" Prince tienator,—ln dr fending so elorrucetly the just cause of Italian indepen dence, your speech in the Senate was the highest expression of the fleas of liberty and progress, and Alsace would have Wu-nevi to whims to you its ,-,ngratalatice s if the more orgiooi of the press had not on thus occasion truly cipreweed the sentiments of the country. But now tlut •11 orstor hos pot protested, in the name of Alsace, a.:sinst what be is not afraid to call 'the crimes com mitted in Italy,' and to affirm in the midst of the Corp. Legislatif the strong sod deep indignation which they have provoked amongst us, we owe it both to you. Prince, and to ourselves, to express the repots which much wool. cause us. Without doubt Alsace is attached, a. the honourable speaker said, to its religious faith, and the tolcrsoor which reigns among the different wonhips that are here prove. its respect for all creeds ; but we hive not remained so for behiod the progress of the age u Any lon4er to confouoil the cause of raligam with interests that on' altogether foreign to it ; an everywhere else, this conluoon may prevail in a few salads among at, but it generally belongs only to that enlaority which bas 'learnt sodung and forgotten nothing.' It is the. with painful aneeishment that we bare heard that orator quietly Resume for hue isolated views the smart of the whole of .thece. We era mot of those who let themselves be towed along is the wake of a party ad Al.ace, far from deploring the Cr!rapport which the Emperor is giving to the sa es ateet of a people too long r,ppeesael far from see ing in it, as the orator pretends, the e echo of a pulley dic tated by sinister remembrances, Alsace sees in it, cm the metzary, rely the noble inspirations of the genius of Frenes. You, Prams, have voliontly defeoilial this holy caw sad this rest policy ; receive, therefore, our congratulations is • homage paid to your patriotism, and deign to secant the cipmasios of our feelings of respectful devotion." DRZADII7L 011113178 ACCIDINT IN IRELAND. DUBLIN, firnDAY. A very ncrione accident oucurred about 9 eckwk lest night, at the canal bridge which separates the lowaship of !Isthmian from the city of Dublin. Al an °minibus was naming over the bridge the horses became restive, and before the driver could gain any control over them they bucked the omnibus down the slope they had just roamed, round the parapet, and into the canal loch, where there w,vi at the time about 12 feet of water. The °minims, unfortunately, cottained about a dozen polite, not one of whom, so sudden was the accident, had an opportunity of swamp; ; and as • considerable time elapsed before the water could be drawn off and proper as. memos olitaieed, isicht pinions perished. The others Were rrenscitated with difficulty. It is said that the:driver's reins broke alma tbe berme began to struggle on the bridge, which, if true, moment in some degree for en otherwise ill - occarreocc. It is also stated that the driver's leek was broken. Awaked, those drowned was • httle eland, and all the deceased belonged to respectahle families. ?he melancholy greet ism caused great excitement in the city, sad so onualteme ran on the mate to-day. FAIR AT —nisi (Monday) morn in, a large piece of grounds Rothirrhiths was takes pris m-nice of fur the purpose of holding a pleasure fair, arid was speedily occu pi e d by .seeress proprietors of shows, boths, le., who unveil at the spot in question about the same tuns and finis different direr. tioas, enthrall! by privancerted ananienean Owing to a fair Dot baring bows previously held spun this ground, the pmvisiou made is the Meteepelis Polies Art, for the suppression " illegal fairs," is tested to be Inoperative, the art spplyiag only to fain " anally hoiden us such A l'airtatta BLINDED NT 11112 WITZ,-01 noir a.y. the 291 h all. noon Morris sad hie Ws. of Lbw emesch, attended Llanelly Markat, and oe thole rotors bo om Monis vatted at the Casaba)( Pilot public-hews% sod having stopped Inner thaa hie wife approved mho he. came Ganged, aad threstmed to pail out hie aye, bw boahaad having hot one of lb..e valuable members. It appears that she commenced scratching sad W Lon, aid injured hi, oar eye no much that ha was to be led bone. A oargrota was seat for on !Ward.., sal Mr. Jaws, amistant to Mr. It. dr.med his wound.. Dr. Mathias was also called in, bat all cff..rt• to sire lb. sight were ineffectual, sad the are is sow blind. The other eye of thia unfortunate mu wait in...kid out some your. Ware by his brother•la.low la a dno,krn freak, and now he loses bis last retualaiag as. is • , Ininken brawl.— Portia/man. _ Tar SPltul AL tiI'SPAT Eves' NO SEILVICIM.—. Yesterday evening there was • large coapegatioe is the Wee of Westruarster Abbey. although it was Dot uncrowded is on many neiusauee. Mere woe a fall chore) service, the prayers to :es sang by the Rev. J. Astroise, M.A., Gee of the miser camas ; and the helacess read by the Vey k+v. the Ikea. The sewn was preiebed by the Sight Kea. la. II itoogall. Bishop of Lhasa. who Warn forme* a medical moo sad dersoaetsalor et anatomy ie King's Cel ine Hi. lordship selected for hie text the wants of flt. Kul to the Romans, "The just shall live by faith." le the name of • very comsat serum he dammed the arrogast awl &rise rationalism which was showing itself so certain awl urged that the licriptares should he maim tame.' io their int+ rity a. they hot rya bees ressived by the chile %. At St. there woe also • law aragresa tam, the Feemeher Wag the Rev. H. Drury, M.A., shot ,- 14in ..f House of Comowes, a wl prebeadery el &disbar, cathedral. 1;• 11711AL1.1. —The following letter was addremed h. I:erilwl.li to the iirvetor of the Military Institute of Nictly :—•• 'aprcra, *lv/. IS—Dear Inrceter.-4 em very 'Tindal to you for the kind remembrance roe here of me, awl for vier no...lmam. On my kind regards to my deer young companion... 4 Ihe lastaute. Tell them than Italy meet be nisetreee from Istria I. Mant on° , and that we old men reckon on the sid of their Toon,: eo,I valiant arms to erten. the expelase el the Gellman tyrants.—Yours aim ttemtely.—G. O altleaLDL • The Nature of Turin states that King Francis has NNW the Fames palmitin WOO% white le hie private pro telly. to the Emperor Napoleon, but subject to the tint that th a t I n may boy it beck awls s$ any time within the 'lnc. of five years. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Gotdburn.) IN CC ....1 - THORN. The bankrupt, a currier mod leather.xeller, of Northamp ton. applied for his certificate. Liabilities, 2,2501. ; assets, about eirtY. There wee no opposition. Mr. Pennell reported that the trade expensed were double the profile, but that the books had beep well kept. The lookrupt had begun with a capital of 31U0/. Hr Hooour said there were many favourable features in Uncial, mad granted vertifimte Or the fire. class. IN RI JAMES WHITE. This was another ummpueed certificate. The hankrupt wee e miller and fernier, of Chi&llamas:me, Kent. He owes to unsecured creditors 2,2491. ; sowts returned et 1.2 (U. Two years ego he had a capital of 472 f. The books bed been regularly kept ; end with the exception el pert el the expenditure the accounts were comborated. 'fr. Phillips, for the assignees, stated that the bulk of the y was claimed lir the landlonl wider his agree sod the dividend would be small. The bankrupt bad pawed blossell in the Lisle of his creditors, mud had come to the soon when they wished it. ifis Harm punka a first-this certificate. —• • The lankly* was au engineer, of New Kent-road. Thin was the examinatMn meetiug. The scc. , unta not being filed, an adjournment w‘a ordered. The debts are about 1,211101. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. gills DAY.) The April mission of the above court commenced this morning before the Right Hoe, the Lord Mayor, the Recorder, Aldermen rhallie, 4ir F. Moon, and Hale, Mr. Alderman and Sheriff Atkin*, Mr. Merit! Lusk, the l'aler Sheriffs, kr , kr. The calendar containe the names of 1:14 prisoners, and two of the cases are charges of wilful niunler. The !lonelier, an his charge to the ictaucl jury, said that although there were a considerable number of prisoners for trial at this session, it was not greater than would be anticipated from the long interval that had elapsed since the adjournment of the court, owing to the learned judges being engaged upon their respective circuits. He was sorry to see that there were two charges of wilful murder on the calendar. Ilse was • charge against • young man named Heighten, who was accused of the murder of a female with whom he had been keeping company, by drowning her in the Surrey Canal. In this ease it appeared that the parties were wen together at a late hour at night in the neigh• bourhood of the canal, sod that they were both some what the worse for liquor, and quarrelled; and very shortly afterwards there were cries heard of "oh, don't I" and immediately afterwards • splash in the water. The statenieut of the prisoner was that he left the deceased about • quarter of an hour before the cries were heard, and that, at all events, they were in company very (shortly before the woman must have got into the canal, and it would be for the grewd jury to s a y upon these facts whether there was • sufficient prime, facie case to justify them in returning a true bill against the prisoner. The levied case of murder was a charge against a woman, named Anne Reed, of causing the death of her child by cutting its throat. In this case there ap peared to be some doubt upon the medical testimony whether the death was occasioned by the wound in the throat, er whether that in jury was inflicted immediately after death, but it I appeared to him that the case was one that would require further consideration. There were two charges of a peculiar description against a young woman named Terry, who was accused in the first place of tieing accessory to the murder of another person, and also with feloniously attempt ing to kill and murder herself. There could be nu doubt, it appeared to him, with regard to the second charge, as the prisoner admitted that she had taken poison, and it appeared that she had vomited and brought it off her stomach, and this probably saved her life. With regard to the former charge there ►ppeared to be no doubt that the prisoner was pr sent when a man who hail accompanied her to a coffee house destroyed himself by poison, and the only question for the grand jury was whether the prisoner assisted and concurred in that act, The lassoed Recorder then called the attention of the grand jury to one or two other cases in the calendar, and concluded by diannaing them to the perform ance of their duties. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 8, 1861. TILE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROI:II3HOTREET. MOD ON A MIAMI. Jame. Midi, a man about 150, residing at 4, East Surrey. grove, Commercial-road, Peckham, a traveller, WM 'barged "•• - • , . ;rah anterior; au amount of 10e. falsely in a 'deposit boZti, and preamition it at the Provident Institution &mugs Bsok, St. Ilartin's-place, with intent to defraud the trustees. 111.osurge Rowley Barker, nee rd the clerks at the bank. ssel—The prisoner's son, James Niel!, has an sooount at the bank, and the deposit book produced represents the mementa be has paid in. The prisoner paid in 7s. on tiatur dim and em compering the deposit book with the led7er I herd the Misr was 10e. short of whet the deposit book elate!, and oe examining the deposit book, I found the igen "1" hod been inserted before the figure "I" (thus males It appear 18s. indeed of Be.) to one of the amounts is the shillings column. 1 then pointed it oat to the mere by. Mr. Edward Boodle, controller and secretary of the bank, mid—on being shown the deposit book by the last witness I asked prisoner where his sou was, end lie said in the country- After some further conversation the prisoner end.l may as well admit the truth. These has been an I have ph the figure 'l' before the • ff.' making it 18e." Ile farther said that he had the 10e. from his son to pat h, bet bad not dose so. Tyrwlaitt—Theet he meant to pay bit son bask with the beak's Primmer least dome his head in the front of the (who dock much affe cted ) . bete said—l had the sum of 1/. 18 s . t o plasm to my son account, but mile nee of 10.. 1 thought I could replace it, so that he should sot know it. 1 have bad money m the bank, and been in a better position than I am in new. I admit doing it. Mr. Tyrwhitt said that the ambler must be present, and with ILA view 'emended the prisoner, who seemed quite overcome with emotion, for a week, at the same time on the prisoner's application offering to take two sureties in 104 each for his reappearance. GREENWICH. lIILLING SPIRIT/I WTTHOUT a LICWRMI. Caroline Atkin, wife of an undertaker, and a shopkeeper at 78, Pansdimeatreet, Rotberbithe, surrendered in discharge of her bail to answer a charge of having sold • quarter° of gin to Rose Judd without being duly licensed, whereby she had incurred a penalty of 1001. Mr. Cockle, solicitor, appeared for the defendant. Front the evidence given it appeared that in consequence of complaints movies& by lospector Reading, that the de feodent was accustomed to ail spirituous liquors on the Sunday morales, he sent the wife of • police.eonatable to her shop to make some trifling purchases, sad also to ask to be supplied with • quartern of gin, which the &indent served the female with in • bottle, charging her RI. for it. Mr. Geckle denounced the practice of employing the wives of policemen to detect offences by offenng tempta tion, as in the present case, and said he would call witnesses to prove that it was only on the representation of the female la question that her mother wee ill that the defendant let her bay* the gin, and had not charged her anything for it. The darelliter of the defendant and George Baxter, • tailor, of Itheedamr, City, were then called, the former of where confirmed the staterimet made by Mr. Cockle, and also the latter, who stated that be was on • visit to the Safe cleat's linehaed and was poring through the parlour at the bask of the shop, sal heard the convernstioe which pereed at the Ass, and that defendant when offered the /money few the gia refused it. The witness lambi denied the statements made, and said elm pm a sispeses and received one penny change , . Mr. Train observed that it was a very remarkable thing for • person coming from Shoe-lane to Hither. bitbe, and speaking so minutely to a converentios be• tweet' the beeper of a shop and • customer, and he being in a back room at the tine. He (Mr. Traill) had no doubt whatever upon which side credence ought to be gives. The defendant had been guilty of an offence by which she had incurred • heavy penalty, and although the Act of Parliament gave him the power to mitigate the penalty to one fourth, vet the fine he must impose was still keavy. His worship then unlined defendant to pay • fine of rw., or to be impriemed in the Wandsworth house of cor rection for three months. RECIPE AND SAN FRANCISCO (PERNAMBUCO) RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) The half-party meeting of the shareholders was held et one •etack, et the Loaded Tavern, Mr. Btxsos is the chair. The report, which bad bees previously published, Laving been takes as read, The Ciatersti. In moving its adoption, commenced by reeling extract' from reports received from the scene of the work.. dated the 13th of March, considerably later than the isformatiosi communicated in the directors' report. They were generally of a satisfactory character, with the exception that a C 00.61111111,10 amount of sicklier wasted amooy, the people employed in constructing the line. The chairman went on to observe that the trot& es far as the line had Veen opened was co 30op. The reeeipta in February amounted to , which was an increase of tilt over these of the preeediec month, and I.r . is emcees of the remipte in the sorrespanadine month of last year. ♦ PiItIPIU mit inquired what the expenses amounted to. The Cotiamas was awry to say that for the present they absorbed the receipts. They aimed not, however, he milk be discouraged at that feet, for a similar Mate of Whip existed ina the Maus Railway, Rio de Jaoeiro, before it was opened, awl yet it now petit 8 per cent. (Hear.) He teen entered at length into the question between the company and the Breams goverameat with regard to the -- conversion of shares. He said that "worming appeared now to incline to the principle that railways should be con. Mended by them and not by companies, and the oourse they were punniog towards that particular company almost seemed as if it had for it. object to depress the shares with & view to buying them up a t the reduced pries. (Hear, bear.) The government was mid to bays made contracts f0r30,000 share% but they had only accepted 5,000, and refused to Pey calla He bad no wish to accuse them of fraud, but their conduct was very extraordinary, and had compelled the company to atop • portion of their works in order to save themselves from pecuniary embamustnents. Whilst litigation with the contractor was pending, he could not state what the works would coat ; but, so far sa the di rectors were concerned, they saw no reason to doubt that the capital would be sufficient for the completion of the railway. The excess over the estimates arose from causes entirely beyond the control of the directors. lle concluded by intimating that one of the directors would probably shortly go out to Brazil to confer with the government, and express ing a hope, that the latter, whose mind, h e wild bad been poisoned, would be favourably influenced, and be induced to change their course of proceeding. The motion burin; beau seconded, Mr. BORRADAILIC strongly deprecated any scheme of rescuing the company from its difficulties by issuing o pre ferential stock. Mr. Jos= °powdered that the company had now arrived at a crisis in which it was the duty and interest of the pro. prietors generally to isdisklually support the dire.tors. He hoped that, before anything was soul about issuing prefer. cues shares, the authorised capital would all be called up. (Hear, hear) After borne further discussion the report was adopted, and the procetthop terminated su the usual manner. LONDON, ANICIITON, AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) An extraordinary general meeting was held this ilay at the company's aloes, London-bride Terminus ; Mr. Leo SCHUATHR in the chair. The CHAIRMAN explained that the object of the meet. ing would be limited to the consideration of the cousolidation of the 4) per cent. shares issued this year, and this was a mere matter of form, which rerjuired no explanation. The deeds for the transfer of the Wimbledon and Croydon line to this company were not yet in so com plete a state as to he submitted for the sanction of the share holders. lie moved a resolution authorising the conversion or consolidation into preferential 4) per cent. stock of annuli of the preferential 4.4 per cent. shares, 1861, creatti on the listh of January, 1841 , OA had been or should be paid up in fulL _ The resolution was unanimously adopted, and there being no other buUness the amain than separated. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANE. --(THIS DAY.) The weather keeps cold, with the wind from the east, in which quarter it has remained for the last few days. The weather, however, is 6oe, and the barometer high. During the past week we have been liberally supplied with foreign wheat and oats, the former amounting to about 35,090 pa. nod the latter to about 86,000 pa. Of English wheat the arrivals are limited, and of American flour the supply is very small. Tina morning the trade opened with a very depressed feeling, and to effect sales of English wheat to any extent a decline of le. to 2e. per quarter since this day week had to be submitted to. ForaiiiieimatWas also very dull, and in some instances Is. per quarter lower. Barley of all kinds was very slow of sale, and prices in favour of the buyer. Oats, owing to the large arrivals, were difficult of sale, all good kinds realising about late rates ; but to sell from the ship • reduction of 6d. to la, would have to be made. The floating cargo trade is still very inactive, and must again be called cheaper to sell. WILEAT.-English : Essex sad Kent, white, new, 43.. to 63.. ; ditto, flue old, 68s. to 715.; ditto red, new, 40s. to 575.; ditto, fine, old, 63.. to 66a. ; Norfolk, &c., floe, old, 625. to 70u; red, new. 49a. to 601. Foreign : Dantsie, 68e. to 701. ; tine, 70s. to 78e. ; Konigsberg, 61a. to 64e. • ditto, extra, 675. to 745.; Ro stock, . tock, 66e. to Ms. • fine, 725. to 745.; American white, 645. to 725. ; ditt o re d , 58e. to 641. ; Cansdisn, 58s. to 68s. BARLIT.-English n.alting, 41s. to 46e. ; fine, 47u ; grinding, 291. to 315.; a nd di s tilli ng , 31 s. to :2s. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 28e. to 375.; ditto distilling, 30s. to 36e.; malting, 40s. to 41m. MALT.-EOZIA, Essex and Norfolk. 60s. to 62a. ; fine, 665. to 74e. ; Kingston and Ware, fine, 70s. to 751.; brown, Ms. to 60s. avra—Engbelt feed. 2g.. Od. to 26a. Od. ; potato, 2k. to 30a. ; foreign, 'as. Od. to 2tie. kr; 34a. to Ms. tick, 31s. to 355. ; harrow, 355. to 395. ; pigeon, Me. to ; foreign, Mazagan, 26e. to 324. ; tick, Ms. to 40s. ; Konigsberg, 395. to 455. ; Eaptian, 365. to 3its. PUY. —English boilers, 40a. to 445.; white and blue, 40s. to 445. ; inaplo, 425. to 445.. grey, 35e. to 46..; 42a to 46e. FLOUR.-English town, 50s, to 51s. ; ditto fine. 555. to 375. ; country, 445. to 495. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 39a. to 415.; French, 4Ge. to 50s. per sack; American, Ms. to 344.; Canadian. 31s. to 34.. ; Spanish, 465. to 1101. FLoirruso Cannons, all C. F. and 1.-Wheat: Berth. amid and Ilsrittiople, per 4921 M., 575. to lids. ; Ohirka, 525. to Ada ; Polish Cklessa, per 4 8011 w., red, 565. to 58e. ; white, tits. to 655. ; Danube and Geist; 45.. to Ma. ; Egyptian, 433. to 4 5a. Barley : Egyptian and Syrian, per 40011:w., 265. to 27.. ; °deem and Danube do., 28.. to 29e. Bean : Egyptian, per qr., 375. to 38s. Maize : Odessa and Galata, per 4921 b.., 40.5. to 425. ; Ihrail and Bolgstian, per 4801 be., 38e. to 40e. ; French, do., 38e. to 40s. ; American, do., 37.. to 395. SSOIL, he.: Query seed, per qr., 58e. to 625. ; Hempsoed, per qr., 41s. to 44a. ; Mustard seed, per bushel, white, 13s. to 111 s. ; brown, lb. to 14s. ; Linseed, per qr., crush*, 50s. to 57a. ; Linseed cakes,English, per 1,000, 12t. 15e. to 131.55. ; American, thin, in brie., per tom, to llf. Hs. ; do., thick, round sod oblong, 101. to 101. lba ;Bade, 91. to IV. ss. ;_llarseillea 91. ss. to 101 .544 Rape cakes, Si. to 51. 10s. tirr.us.--Oseary, 40s. to Ms. ; hemp, 445. to 48 4 . : rape, per last, 341. to 301. ; ditto ditto, foreign, 321. to 34/. ; lin seed, per qr., AO& to 60s. ; cerraway, per cwt., 30e. to 325. ; clover, red 445. to 615 e. ; white, bk. to 85s. ; foreign red, 40a. to , 50s. ; white, 60a. to N6a. ; trefoil, 245. to 28e. ; eceleader, 1611. to 20s. ; atnatiad, brows, per bushel, 13s. to 15e. ; white, al. to 128. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON ROY APRIL I TO APRIL I. I Commas. Wheel bstirg. i Ms& al . law PensFlonr 7 English .. 1 27 V iti I=l 9 . 6 g ill ' 41‘ . 1d. .. It Scotch.... l 194 .... 1014 100 .... 3 1r1,A 10 IHI .. .. Foreign .. I NM 13665 .... *437 4140 lOU 700 3867 I. C. Ball 1300 no on 617 , 311 .. .. 8927 Ot.N. tall 105 13 MS 1335 49 .. .. 3021 &IL Bail 44 64 ZS I 0 116 140 .. .. I 953 Y.314811719.—Whe54, 361 pm ; beava, 10 . Cour, 40 cwta. MINCING LANIL—(THIS DAY.) The following public Wes are declared for to-morrow : Sugar: 35.11Md5. Barbados., 11,030 bags Mauritius. 3.000 bags Lost India. Coffee: GOO bop native Ceylon. Rice : 16030 begs Arracan, and 3,500 bags Bengal. TM private contract markets have been steady since Friday, and a limited business has been done in sugar, tea, arid r6O. at previous rates. Cotton has been in improved &mod ; about 600 bales sold. TALLOW MARKET--(THIS DAY.) The market is steady, at the following prises :—Town 54.., net cash ; Petershu Y. C. ce the spot, Mo. ; April to June, 575. 6d. to 555. ; October to December, 55e. PARTICULAIIB OF TALLOW. Stock on hand this day --(eau Deliver, lent creek Ditto from Int Jaw Arrival Ara week 14.7011 1,268 KIM 33. Fa n,ne -- 4ai *734 lift 3d. SW GI - 'Mt 714,1 .000 et74l Ste. 0.1. 6.50. 0.1 --• i'a 03,366 — iis 11%N? I. W. IN. Id Ditto Doe lest Jaw Pries Y.C. per cwt tbla day Ditto Tows I. Aida" Arrival for the week aiding April 18 hit year, 87 sad delivery ON casks. Thu arrival last week minor:an 140 casks from ft. l'etertbarg, and 86 from other placsa—total, V—S casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Although considerably krger than on Monday Ise, the supply of besets is by no means miceasivo • conga questly that day's prices ars fully realised. There are also • few more sheep; the demand has, how ever, increased, and in some instances we quote higher. Good lambi and calves continue to he very scarce sad dear. From Germany sad Holllnd there were 292 heaves. 1,100 sheep. sod 45 calves. Scotland 330 beasts. Norfolk sad Suffolk 1,800, and 100 from the northern sad nsidkisd counties. _ _ Tor stone of . • d Peer demo or e. d. • d. lent Brae. 11erefde. 4 50 1 Deft Deetlif.baeltt 6 0 4 84•4 Short-bores . 4 4 5 Dept Inerweete.... a 6 a 10 Iterond onel..besete a 4 0 Do. do. Ohm .... 4 8f I Carol 4 11 4 •Do. do. Morn .... 4 0 4 6 Dent Dent I slet brodo 11 0 LINN Ilagoge et 3.6110; any andiensto. 11100; Odom, 00 ; Nal. no. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Melflll. Pattroden and Smith report an improved de mand for yearling and the beet grown 18110's at rather higher prime. The accounts from the plantations speak very unfavosirnhly of the state of the stock, it being gene. rally in a very rotten Mate. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls lad Haswell, lfls. 6d. ; Walls Hod a les. Id. ; Walls End South Hatton, 6d. ; W t = Tees, le s. 3d. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 18s. 9d. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, in.. 6d. ; Walls End IChar Gramm, 17s. ; Wall. End Riddell., 15e. 9d. ; Wens lied Horton, 15s. 9d. ; Bell's, 15.. 3d. ; Belmont, 15e. Id.; Walls End Hemline. 16s. ; engissed, Ha. ed. ; %Wield Boor Buts, U 3d. ; Bowers Hsi t:417, 17.. 6d. ; Liabert's RaA4r , 17.. 6d. —96 ships at musket. SHARE L182.9.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocit. The railway share market to-day is dull and inactive. A reduction of Ito k per cent. has taken place in Great Western, Midland, Cale donian, South Eastern, and a few other stock/. London and North Western stock is now quoted 961 to I ; Great Western, 70} to I ; Midland, 1331 to 1341 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1101 to ; ; Caledonian, 94k to 95 ; South Eastern, 824 to 83; and Eastern Counties, 49k to I Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain quoted 1 13-18 to 1 11-18 dis. Grand Trunk o f Canada Railway stock shows little recovery from the fall which took place late on Saturday after noon. ORDIMAIT SWARMS AND STORM I" I " WAYS ' a"h". " t l. Ol rltal 1T.T.7.T. Shte., Wok &Stour Val. Sirk.,ball'baglho..&Checlunc Stick Myth sad DosAsalissardAtlld.C. IMuld art barer Oalskulaa Oar rat Barre Oauswall Da. • fiord'''. mill 6 Ds. pat la pild to B. Dubin sad BsUr6 Jac Drol.,Partb. Motels Ire Antra arm Courtin Barn Valor Stock A Do. 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We., Aug. 1. 1873 saionedby&a.&LH. Do. July 1,1873, WM Do. Jaw 1, 1874. ditto Oaloutia & & Sulam Capa.&DoekBp.e.gos I Csylos. c e l a e cant INN= lodypi r D Do. 1 0. det b reelioni.. Do. dD. al d 0... Do. do. do. 103640 Geelong& Melbourne.. Grand Trunk ol Canada Do. 6 per ct. Prot. .. Do.Boo.Pretep.ct.Be. Do. I pen et. Dokeel. De. t per et. 1801.... Do. do. ISM ... I Fit: lanai Radian Padovals I DT. New S. *Undies. p. rt Do. Do. DA Weil Duran Shores Do. New Do.dp.cildapip77.w.op Do. Se do.. 77.wtt.op Do. do. TS withoutop Do.6;p at Bdr.,pay.77 Madras ftar. Si per ct De. do. I t. Do. di per et. = Do. 6 per cent. do. Malb.CorpAlp. &Bonds N. Brunswick & Oled' Wes A cap. sh. De. do. lend do. I 11l Y 06 DO Do. ;KZ E asp. do. De. u do (limit. Laid do de ed) dad* Do. 11p.aL Maidad.UnDIN.WIP DOC&8. - 110,4i0 Bt. Commends' 164,000 St Do. Ip. rt. Prot, Yin 6066,0813 St. Bast and West India § 638.310 St. Loudon ,11110,1500 St. St. Katharine 100,866 81. Southampton 190,000 St. Victoria AWo 20 Do. Now ►NUL 00VZIN111 Out. Gov. Itp.o.Jan.l .1' at Do.• per Gaut., 10804 Do. • per cont. 1801 Do. 6 want.. 1844-4 Do. I pot ot. lots.*Aag. Do.. par ot. Yu.* flity. Do. 6 per omit. Do. do. Scrip..... Car °SO 'lope 6 p.etlB(o3l do. _ 18901 N. a. WaleiGiv. p. e. 1666, Do. 6 p. a, 1871 te 1676 Do. 6 p. a, 1866 • Nom Scotts 6 p. of 1166 1 Deb. redeem. WI .6 . B. Amt. Gov. 6 p. a. Sonde Ola tiv.6p. o.Jaa.t.htly, De. do.6p. e. Arar.l6oo6.' JOINT STOCK Agra ustralasi sad U. Aar. Back Aa Bank at W ie Bank of Bank at Turkey &Malt N. Assent% Chart Beak at Lila, Atudralla. sad Cid= . Carted. Kern at Wk. Um. aad atlas Sloth I Own. of Canada Ora. of London kg. floot.&Auzl.Clurtd 0. Bank of Switzerland Lon. Ch. Rank of Aortri London and Count) .. London Joint Stock London & South African Lon. and Wnninlitzter Tai "! : ot ational Hank New South Wales Oriental Bank Uorpors _ t"Ran Patil! . Tovincial jot Inland .. -- N - e loath Anneal& Union of Australia Uo!ou of London I aiiii iinlia — I $1 ; : l Si of ni 61 lf T. 71 111 ID ST SS _9 - 5-1 ria SS 63 xcl: le {dla 14 16 l le ee II It ri 10 20 sd. SUM WO 1 nafie I 10,000 MOO wen woe is.no i • 0001 11140001 60,000 28,0001 116,000' 11.12,0101 111 110:1 )1 100 )110.11 )1 100 66 70 Irl U 76 164 44 1 0 7 75 SO 65 TO II! TO u it dig in 1 1 1 fite 99{ Iff 18 We 1001 1 1 01 ells osi ii tub' If Ms 11# 98 - 86 88 88 II Or :ii I T 5 T 5 I 5 V 97 N 11 3 Jla 90 9 i el or le i die par 1 eovsman. 111 la co (PtICA. k lii • I us' I 14.•!!!I iiii Loco ow MOUS v 1111?,1110 ln,asi it: 644 1 SO,OOO SON _ 10,600 10,000 16,000 100,000 14.2% 160,00 50.00 Angiallesicatniaii7 Australian AssricuL Berlin Waterworks Brit. American land Brit.& Irish Mag.TeL A Do. Riper 0 . =ln Do. C (3,,p Canada Lad Cbaand Islands Tel. (L) elDng.llMan Mae* .... g ". ...reterenos Do. S p. et. Perp. Deb Eastlndlalrrig.D Caaal I.lactrio Telegraph Do. New Eng. and Let. Cop. Gen. Steam Navloale• Great Ship (Lbalted) Do. Ta Dbarlperd ant. o Pref a. TeL (L) a. Gem Omnibus Co Idadras Irrlga. it Omni Medlterraneanlibee.TeL Dealer. L. Tel (Um, Natkesl DlseseM Ge . NerbaddaCoalettroa(L) Netherlands Lad .: 1 ..._..... _....... ____ .... Do. BD . e... Is. at 1 di,. N. Bruno. & N. Bt N. N. Brit_ Australszka.. OL onus,. Ili 14e AI 1M 4i 41 Oa SS IS SO 14 14i 111 117 0 4 no IP 106 us I. - -el Si Si ilental!?as Do. "New Shares • ~ Orlon. In. ROIL (1.1 m.). Peel River Lend & Yla Penln. end Wen. Steam - 1 - ToTtiWr &Sea t Isd. id 0.4 Nv low Mal Stem - - Scottish And. lami. 11 1 1 dia 1 11 PO Submarine Tel. early Do. do. Ilasilinsrel Do. do. Tyra Ag a Australia (Limited) First Ism Trnst&lALCo.O.Canada !JD. Kingdom M (1.). Vas tussaiim's land l'rti 6 . 111 1 I Of Ms The anniversary festival of 13eosvolest . sad Provtdeot Institution 1 11 018 p 44 1 " dim 47 50 48 70 10 11 ow 18 144 zd 13 174 50 6 12 154 1% 81 . 84 iSi - ti 18 id 1 1 a i e iWI tedmiti7.l = ret the Newaventlers' 11 take place at the Fressarrada Tavern oe Thursday evening, 114 - 113, Airbus O. Diclow, Kan.. the president, will take the chair. A handsome monument to the late J. R. Mtd llege, Esq., for many years M.P. for Cirencester. and his eldest son, Mr. Joseph Mulling., has (says the Salie!mry Journal) been erected at Crudwell. The monument, which is after an elegant uniqne design of Frederick B. Waller, Neg., of Olourester , partakes of an early English character, and may briefly be described as consiating of • coped tomb stone, on which is incised a rich and elaborate cross, with appropriate inscriptions. The tomb rests upon a base of Hampton Common stone, and the whole is surrounded by • plinth, surmounted by chaste and ornamental ironwork. A curious instance of a thief's thoughtfulness is recorded in the Manchester papers. It appears that • lady had her purse stolen whilst in Manchester, and among other items it contained a cheque for 501. This cheque was returned by letter to the Manchester inspector of detec tives. The thief probably dared not attempt to cash it. The Simois steam packet, lately arrived at Mar seilles from Bevrout, brought, as peasengers, the Turkish general Ismail Pubs, and 116 Arabs, of whom 96 are women sad children, and who embarked on the requisition et General d'Hautpool, in order to be removed from the ill treatment of the Drums. This vessel brings an account that Abd-el-Kader, the courageous defender of the Christians at Dammam, was no longer safe in that city, and would, perhaps, be compelled to quit his place of residence. Madame Elizabeth Patterson and M. Jer6me Bas eparte Patterson have, by two separate notices from their avant, H. Legrand, signified to Prince Napoleon that they &meal egainst the judgment given in their case by the Civil Tribunal of the Seine, on the 16th February last. TAR GREAT PLATE ROBBERT.-811PPORED CAP TORS OF OAR or TIM BURGLARS, 114 HULL.-00 Tuesday morning last, a burglary of the most extraordinary cha racter was effected on the premise* of Mr. John Gorton, Thirkleby House, Yahoo, Yorkshire After the robbery, a reward of 20/. was offered for the apprehension of the robbers ; and on Saturday • member of the Hull polio* was fortunate enough to secure one of the delinquents. It appears that on Saturday morning, a country-looking man called at the shop of Mr. Drescher. silversmith, Mytongate, Hull, and produced the lid of a large gold cop, two silver salts, and • silver tray, offering them for she. Mr. Drescher, not being without suspicion, as the articles corresponded to thole described to have been stolen from Melton, told the man to call again. and in the meanwhile be would ascertain their value. This the man at ogee agreed to. Mr. Drescher, as soon as the man had gone, sent off • , messenger to the police station and • osestable retureed with him. The constable was merited in • back room until the stranger called again- This be did la about two boors, when Le wee secured and taken late costp. The primmer wall afterwards takes before the sti limy magistrate, when he said hu n g e eras Henry Lawt on. He WY formally remanded Frieda next—lfinichester Guardian. MONEY MARKE7.-(THIS DAL) Two o'Ciax:i. The funds remain flat. The price of Console for the May account is quoted the same as on Saturday afternoon, but for money a fresh reduction of per cent. is shown. The preparations for the monthly settlement on Wednesday exercise chief influence upon prices at present. The supply of stock for the set , Clement appears to be ample. British railway stocks in several instances exhibit a fall of to $ percent. Very little business is going forward in any depart ment of the Stook Exchange. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 70c., being the same as on Saturday. Consols are officially marked 011, 1, and $ for money, and 911 and $ for the account. The pre sent quotations are 91$ to 1 for money and Wednes day's settlement, and 911 to 1 for the oth of May. The official business report is as follows : B an k St oc k, 227 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 90, 891, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 90, 891, I, ex div. ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 100/, k ; ditto Scrips mol t ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 96 ; ditto 1859, 951 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 931 ; Exchequer Bills, 3s. die. In the foreign stock market the principal feature is a fall in Mexican Bonds, which are marked 231, 24, and 232. Turkish Bonds are flat ; the loan of 1854 is quoted 731 to 2, and that of 1858, 331 to 1. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brasilian Old Five per Cents., 99, ex div.; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 18t0, 861, 851 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 231, 24, 231; Peruvian Four-and-a - Half per Cents., for account, 941 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1021 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 81$ ; ditto Passive, 161 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 73j ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 531, An instalment of 30 per cent., leaving 30 per cent. still to be paid, falls due on the Indian loan of 3,000,000/. to-morrow, but a portion has been paid in advance. About 80,000/. in gold was sent into the Bank on Saturday, making a total of 285,0001. since the date of the return just published. As the fall in the value of money here has already affected the ex changes to a alight extent, it is probable that the influx from the Continent will henceforward slacken materially. The recent supplies of Australian gold have now been for the most part disposed of. The amount known to be at sea is 252,0001., of whisk 166,0001. is due, or nearly so. The Niagaratook on Saturday 35,0521. in specie for New York. The total despatched since the com mencement of these remittances is 4,853,0001. The tendency of the Liverpool cotton market on Saturday was upwards. The sales were large, com prising 20,000 bales. The stock of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada fell fully 1 per cent. late on Saturday afternoon, and the debentures were much depressed in consequence of the circulation in the Stock Exchauge of the fol lowing telegram, dated Quebec, March 23, front the correspondent of the Canadian News : "Mr. Cartier, our premier, annoenoed last night that the government did not intend to propose any measure of relief to the Grand Trunk Railway." The traffic receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada for the week ending March 16 were 14,957/. sterling, being 3861. more than in the corresponding week of last . year. It appears , by advioes just received from Kur rachee, that he water in the Indus has been lower this year than it has been known to be for many years past. The operations of the Oriental Inland Steam Company on the river, however, have not been for a moment suspended. The Sutlej left Kurrachee on the 26th February, on her sixth voyage to Moultau, with a good cargo, and the go vernment has paid over to the Oriental Inland Steam Company the amount of the first year's subsidy which this company is to receive for running its vessels on the Indus. The Jamaica Cotton Growing Company (Limited) have received samples of cotton grown in that colony, which, though valued on the spot at only 3d. per lb., have been sold here for ls. per lb. Cot ton picked from some abandoned trees in Jamaica has been valued by competent judges hero at from is. to Is. &l. per lb. Operations to some extent are undentood to be in progress in Jamaica, which presents apparently a very valuable field for cotton cultivation. A paragraph having appeared in some of the newspapers to the effect that the Great Eastern is to take but 1,200 Mormon emigrants, we have authority for stating that no such engagement has been made or is contemplated. A call of 11. 10s. per share is to be paid by the contributories of the Herald Life Assurance Society by the 13th inst. The annual meeting of the Great Southern of India Railway Company is called for the 23rd inst. The half-yearly meeting of 'he Great Indian Peninsula Railway Company is called for the . 2tith inst. The half-yearly interest is advertised ou Panama Railroad bonds, and on City of Montreal Corpora tion boads. SATCRDAT EVINING. Consols ' which closed yesterday at 912 to for the 10th of April, opened this morning at 011 to g, and closed at 911 to 1. For money the last price was likewise 911 to g, and for the 9th of May, 91f to 1. The "continuation " to the May account was slhzhtly higher, at 5-16 to g per cent. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, ; 91.1, ; ditto for ac count (April 10), 911, 1, I Three per Cents. Re duced,9l4, 00,ex div.• - New Three per Cents., 90, 1, ex div. ; Bank Elea, 229, ex div. ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1001, " ; ditto Bonds, 20e. die . ; Five per Cent. " enfacedrupee paper, 94. The scrip of the New Indian Loan was quoted 100 to 1 • the Five per Cent. rupee paper, 934 to 94 ; and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 99,E to 100. Exchequer Bills were steady, at 7s. to 34. dis. . . The foreign stock market was inanimate, and scarcely any alteration occurred in prices. The Turkish Ivan of 1854 closed at 734 to 74, that of 1858 at 53k to 64, and Maxi= Bonds at 24k to There was no alteration in the market forlauk, land, steam, or miscellaneous shares. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In surance, 31 to 17, pram. ; Thames and Mersey Ma rine, 15-16 to I. 1-16 prem. ; Universal Marine In stunnce, 1 1-16 to 3.16 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, par to h prem. ; East India Irrigation, t to ; East India and London Shipping, „I d;s. to I prem. MINES.--(THIS DAL) Two o'CLocx. No activity is observable in the mining . market I l l e ares altera har been Roeewaroe United, Marko Valley, South Caradon, tbdto-devalsattyatEd3xqscuh7ort:sgetahioluovswegoinxtglselibntioutalcithstange. shares in and Wheal Trelawney have also changed hands. In foreign descriptions, St. John del Rey shares hare been dealt in at 3l and 31i, and United Mexican at Q. Colonial descriptions are very quint. An extraordinary meeting of the Huelva Copper Mining Company is called for the 15th instant, where the lopii debars will report the progress that has bees made i n t h e winding up of the company. At New light:al Vor and Bast Wheal Metal meeting on the 3,d instant, a call of 10s. per share was made. The Cwm l.rBa Mining Company, on the 2Rth ult., declared a dividend of Mc per share MO& 55.) At the Wicklow Copper Mine meeting, on the 30th alt.. the accounts showed a credit balance, being the profit for the half year, of 15,1041. 18e. The balance of meta over the liabilities wu 37,51161. 16a. 4d. A dividend of 21.18+. per share, free of income tax, was declared, carrying oier the sum of 1,6021. Se. 7d. to the surplus fund. tos 1(0 I 100 . 108 z 3, iirie Ki b 1 pm. -. 1111 0 100 108} 10$ 100 106/ 107} ed 100 53 07 SI 90 107} 107} 10611061z0l Ts 80 64 41 El 181 19 ►l ►8 li 11 ell IMI 101 zdi 31 34 71 79 37 39 16i 16 'le is 114 Ilb li 111 die 66 07 3 4 -4 1 Si 411 17 i4O d I 34 MI 0 1 4 1411 sii - :e 5151 id 105 1 U id 406 zd I7e ST) Si OS ISO St n - zi