The Express. — London, England, 1865-03-24 00:00:00

Mein them to oinnmency, ligation. it might PerbaPe be miseries *ad Miro!. HI vparatooss. i-eged mae - thwarel it Mk it act sad Wage s nearly 6 0wt.12 tile stet. khoure, bfarlborough-arrost. r of the SUN weldor.% r the pelmet was p e o l v tz other able-hedied day twice be seileeted led whit Ma, mad I. the leas halt hie week, he wee aaatity at slew las was az. d be could do that easily of performs' Me work he ang s end enjoyed himself Ilk per expressed hisrspy • ...Felled to ester a meeker 'hip he always did hie UMW dut by the with. Tbetute being looked up in Use my, rho Its had Dot perfonned Idii rt of atones. that r. more were so sodei 117-;seter how that wail • neither weights am slam mews which eettabeed 2 ee‘' • m *et to tae mom hi. best, and he thee& he r the parish aatheritMa b e appeared to be as abb. :eat= i s o t lias. " Aoral ter mid be meld perform hie wort Wife& aim that time. le &dew am. before him me a &Mime 'shut him he ehmeld par a Emu rD THE COUNEEL. e Manchester amine yea, Junes, Q.C., addressisildr, untied your lordship go* strong expressions with rem/ lam sure your lordship' hal yesterday, la the middle et tom, I was obliged to &sets rder to prevent myself ben. up, when I slate I bad bela , your lordship would not has reesioas with Mani to ay —if it had only been 'Wei t• compliod with your murk 'Mr lordship would, and that i moment aware-- appear ; I was not aware of be aware of it. I woo obliged to cliog to tin I woo obliged, to of clowo. 114 that if it had bow sata•4Wt when I irtated that I had boss pp 'Jog— _ _ a re/erred to what you had tole, Others have the same clinical. p must know the efforts whisk ey ere something gigantic, mkt they are very large. I e at there was something swig molded to the request you made. I to your lordship. lire counsel to go on with a cams noble to do so. innately deprived of the sash. time, or I should have retired &hip with any remarks. eded. f the Davenport exhibition is *olio up the cabinet and damps eats, appeared in the Livorno.* Some persons, wbo bad paid 54 coed the meets of the Davenport the alleged ground of Wad II i of the absence of conned the eaM ay, but will be taken on Komi* It having been informed t►li I to by Mr Backstops on Salmis, *rued ins cabal against the new Maure, wrote to Mr. Bodleian the latter simply giving m ratable patios," whose mums he r =sent could be obtained. I. sat S►turdsy night Ton esesua e in poise/ ion of proofs substeits &tad. You now acknowledge tint —that you never bad them, sad L them. You have forfeited yea squire by evading a frank maw* et statement you had exceeded the id then to draw the natural Wei unfounded a statement you awe* sympathy of the audience at rag THE FRENCH EMBASSY.—TbI ergoe, the Freoch ambassador. PO It the French embassy at Al 'Anne's of Wales having boosted sent more than usual prepsesting The grand staircase was dereetted lowers, and brilliantly lighted with teethed the company as they arrived &loons. Four apartments on the rown open. Two were appropriated otervecing ante-room the orchestra ring took place in both apart or the dining-room, which commas• r, supper was served at 1 o'clock. is of Wales, attended by lAriuteaaate the Hon. Hrs. Brno' the Prin. or. attended by Lady Caroline Ctias ; Ridge, attended by Colonel the 1/016 shortly before 11 o'clock. The Wen sired on their arrival by the Angler members of the Embassy ind e Tiimiaier. the Marquis d'A , the Marquis Cann:oat Leforos. de Viral. and M. BOOK. The Prbteall mother of the Ambassador, wed in• ice and Princess of Wake by his BP in the honours of the ?soothe. loon after the arrive]. of the Primo members of the royal family. Os 'note Lucien licereperte was He was followed by the Prins ajn2 is-Weimar. Prince Toots and Sixth T. The ball wee continued with mach r this morning. C ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE Frail held a conorrsazione last evening st Piceadilly, at preempt ocetaining BM of Water Colour Drawings. WbOa it successful of the wagon, and iodeed ! this energetic association. The ezhir io ordinary attractiveness and in pt to extend the sphere of :171A e gallery, lighted up with gas. SW tly dressed compasy, preempted • brie lie musical arrangements, under #ll ed Gilbert, were marked by • prone. remote the appreciation of classss a t icing with a selection from ita is remainder was of a miessilsosele .PHANAGE.—A special mee • nbecribers of this leatitation wY edge Coffee-house, Ludgate-MIL TY Mr. W. A. Wortley, sad subesqlse m S r. The Chairman iMr. Wee4le7) bat occasion to hold the first sieges twelve necessitous children to their SC mgratulated them on the Worst lent an undertaking. mud he Isefgo patronage they would nee the founders fully realised. The 'mounted to 1,5001., sad the o their proceedings warranted ism , hat the foods would be Mon was then entered upon sad listing of seven females sod ere application was made on behalf r Mr. Kennett, who faqllllllla *OM! moo in consequence el the W age •rtied end the ;maim The committee scolded 6 ° th e it/stood that no similar appbeetive A rote of thanks paled scrutineer; Mama Barlow, he proceedings terminated. Mr. :on, has presented to the lostitatioo I Meas. Till GREAT BURGLARIKB IN THE CITY. MA•181014.110II10.—(T0 DAY.) Tb b zo oming David Roberta, Wm. Henry oa ts" olio Parker, Thesass Osmilay, alias " Cloasasnas g a py," Ba an sweetaa, alias " Valvel NA" Jaren 1 1,114, 'Mosa li as" 800 MY." Feadk. WM oh a rias " °snaky Yrsd," Muth. Dearly*, Aims cohr, ST4 Praia B"Wirkla IWO again beelibt up be i m pa Laid Mayor, ohorged with being nomad la o mit bazglarise sad ailaasive jewel robberies is thettay of /a im Tho ninon Jars Haig was poll *earl at t o laving bus recostly dolinrod at a °WM In Now ," If. G. Lewis. jam., appeared to Fermate ; Retorts sad di do WAD Owens won afforded by Mr. Baud. Mr. destnok the ered by Mr. Dario, of Chespidd was prr po r dd Wcan os behalf of Mom Basaeoh, van woo o f w o od-otnet, Chrapidda, sad Mr. Webb, wide, d tho Bastorrosd, wearied the can as his own . . mouths ago. She did not know what beams of the notes which were takes hem the bullion piece. Lisps*, Bennett, Impeder of lie Timms Pollee, said, I was grebe weds, Bissidriers.keldp an february 2ft. L law two gold watches on one of the piles. I pve them to Inspeator Ramlltae. CorneLins Wilkinson, a diver, said—l want down the river at Blaakfriam-bridge sight or nibs times, and toned aims watches. None of t►e gismo were broken. It was rather sold. (Laughter.) I me the watches to Saporta tandeet Dards°. George Smith, i• the employment of Kamm Macke, said he aim had been to the bottom of the river at Black- Mars, and toned one watch, which be handed to Super- Weeded Third's. Twelve watches ware found altogether. (The examination was proceeding when our repot left) swi W dis Most Vs/ rle. ltreissiciss=a mA.4 0 !Mpg Fibiakija all Utak ma Bemaw Ocen all all De. • J wail •nodlv. ealll all Do. B 1 p. o.ltptelle D. 100 Dada lute Delam l e it l 11Welar rishasa 110 Gisage. awl &Widen 100 area Madera Oa Bt. 100 De. • 111sek.• 110 Da I M t, Not 111 Great Itielictleteard 100 Oteeticethies 100 DIA Area godly. ese 100 Dolfitillp,e. lapel& 33 11 104 ONES W 0 CM ameb oken West. ate.) 100 Maser Val.Deolth 130. Moo& Wales. 100 Do. W. 1111.-41tlia 100 Do. Do. = 110 10 leecethilehTarloldte 100 Lentos sod SW:twin 100 Lon., MilitliAlast 100 Loedo~es.• Dee 1 100 LoadaaiNtedi 03 LeadoeilloothWeetere / 00 ii&LANLA ma al Doyle.% sad uesei Wilds a Do. De. Piero tw I lLotropoelm " -- oil Do. low all I Mairo • Dio (Pro. Swipe. IO Do. do. do. • . fie 00 160 140 Do. New 101 Do Dsr44 di 416. Ws. (184.3... O 1 Do. Shall. a WM Lost ..... 100 Narth 1010811 100 Do. 1140.14•44. 0130 100 N. Colors—Borwlek 144 Do. O. N. L Pura WO Do. Tyr..--. 10 Ds. Work ...... • 10 Ds. Oirtislo sll Do OlookokDorito& 11 Do. 0. 386644 14 Do. 0. 18041.. 100 Ice& Ueda& all Do. New 6 Ds. do, ... 100 Jodi 040440,185. •• • 01 N. & B. 1140104 lass. 104 IllooWit 0000 804110 14. L Aber Mk. 103 lootalsb 101104 433 ehrowslow & Wekhol. 10 Illusishke 17 olos Oosli Doom loath lissisrs .....• • alllB"lasigßlL‘ba.&o. 104 \ Ss./ V Do 0 100 Yak ol Nes* 100 Vlotal Da • 014103 00 11140 Osiwasa 100 W. 10103 MU 8.1. & MMA PO eq C 6 i 911 910 44 as 74 Tr 111111110 MI. WAIL \ 1 od Ai lisalsal 110 IL la4.wless WS D055.W.0.. 1 • 0 p.0 4 Do. I 6061011 611 Dada° I Lake Hama ill Do. TlSlOrelf. 100 Daft., Drank& Godoica 4p. o. Bda. Aug. 1, 1112 ISO Do. do. lay L US Do. do. Joao 1. MI6 100 Cal. •11.1aolara.o.g. 100 Ova T. 11 Docti lp p. ag. di Da hl. WO i llaill. t 100 1 D a 0 ladles ga. 6 do 10 ) Do. I Wooden .. 100 Ilkaad Trunk of Lanais. 1 ail l ? I tuit e lt . W all Do. tad proL llooda.. o. all Do. do. dolorrod W Do d a do. oil Do. ined ajt Do. Uh DDo.l:, 114 40 % . t i 100 Grog lodlon Entomb' 1$ Do. Oa. 6 par oast. I I Do. Now do 11/6 at Ds 411 6. ot ladle, g. 6 p. al I* par on* . Do all O. Wagon or Camas 111 Do. Now 511 DpeczkoL4oo.47 l . MI 1 Do. Now 100 Madras par. 6 p. caul 100 Do. do. L 100 DO. Oa. do.- 1 Do. 11111 t 100 Melb. Coop. 6 per a. Bd an Kolb. sad litiornalls: all Lena& Oma.do.A IA 100 11.11.00.a.e.. 61 • 1 4.8. 110000 Made. pa 6pr r omit. Do. Deihl .• . • 1 Do. do. VC Do. Paalaaa d do. 0... . 100 Do. Woo 51.1R0t. do. roII4T /11 0 . re. 111 TO 3“1/. too I V go I.c. II utinosuel DO. Nrl 1 110 0 LiihibOOLuu..—. 6'loll Do. timed at 10 JOI $ Anglo Mold= • • 100 SO Milo NaPtlan ( 1,41 000 te Anglo lialts D ( 144001 '6OOl 40 Avairslesta 1 :4? 0 ° - D ' k - 14"- - iil] THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAIM it, 1865. SHARE LISTS.--(THIB DAY., TWO eozaci. The railway market is firmer to-day, and 5 2 the variations in prices are in a favourable gai s di r ection. Metropolitan stook has improved ets I per cent., London and North Western and Great Northern Lancashire and York- &ol shire and Midland and South Eastern j. gwa London and North Western stock is now quoted sm 117 to ; Great Western, 7 2 i to 73, ex 1%9! div. • Midland, 1311 to e ; Lancashire and York- r,P.: 0 1 shire, 115 to ; Smith Eastern,_ 831 to 84 ; 16,0 Great Eastern, 471 to ; Great Northern, 129 4 : : to 130, ex div. ; Caledonian, 128 to 129, ex div. ; London and South Western, 96 to 98 ; 1 10,0 Metropolitan, 124* . t0 125, ex div. and ex new. lrt Indian lines are inquired for. There is also a es,l demand for Great Western of Canada, Paris and Lyons, and Paris and Orleans railway Owes. tam ONDINAILY SHAM AND STOMB. Ird. I AALLWAT I I taeg r a g irZ Wl I tel I p.n. P r i • •-• 96i =di iit = lit ui t t tu.a le ( itiktost.uail 1 $ Aioolo4llolloloo NM 110 IMokillea 011 loOlialloolltrga . 10 Isiesesitool6loo6L NI 0011aWalsawa= 6 lookal GIS O Do. Now N DWI& Americas toad 00. L a L Nag. DM. (14 I 20 WM& Isdb■ Nil (L) 1▪ 1 0===a 1 10 , v(1 I O 0 Woo 26 low ot=.Pro.(l. : ci t . Mimi Impro.(L a N 101$2 Mow (1.1 a.) . ...... La , 10 Oa cdAttllnaltar.(4) 1 1 Ualootlaa.) 1 N M—' — 4 DN . .. (L) 21 1 N Osollawslal 116.06,(2.4 It IN OmalroalOcomlioal a l ?II 0. f iL aontala. ant*. 1 N Do. New.. Si N Do. ot iariiiii * all 11 K. Oryslal taboo —..—.. 10 N. Do. Pralleasoa .IS N. Do. 14414% o at. 10 HO DiassasocaemE. 10 lastana Lamm ) I 10 WY (4 I N India WI& 4 0661 1 11 N Dslaw VW/ ll IS ilasalkaOasa.l2l24(L I IL 11Fatioria Tabora& 5 log. sal ltar g ii al N las. IN Da and V gtlas " 61.1 7- 7 L 10 10 NaL/bora MotkoBoBllo. CO 01 flasmig 0 0 010 0 n 110 . 10 60 Floaodal Disoosai (L) 1 IS N Noma. Waraisosos tl 60 60 odlivors ithotiolo I N N .orootos s itioirui . .ii OS 16 Oa Iltas• 1 5 1 0 111 26101 I 00 SO tionotJoionial66(L) CO N 11660.48•0 OS 00 amber boa 0/0004.) Oa 80 W . 11ac.0.16.65a. 0.4 co 0 Oarryl=.l 100 511 IntonwOlooo 100 N LaSaross.6lsam.aaa 0..) 610 164 40444410.1400 CreditiL MO N liana' Lad. IN N IlaNialBo6. (001.0 as. i /00 100 Do. ap. c. Ala. B.IBTO 6 MO N JobstlltooltDisonaoL, 11 NO N Lied SeoarKlos ( 100 .) 000 N Lao& AtTIOSII Trading I ON N btrad..adealsooa. ll .(L 000 10 Loa.Cosusliloadal. NO 5 IooLDIaNIS Taos. ) 000 N wad. ram. Mao 006 4 Least& ONION 0. Li 000 1111 14104.11010/Flog.Co(L 1 505 N Load .. Itollsa, 06806 11 050 N lowiller. DIonOOOIS 0 ,000 10 Load.ProstodaULailos 1 000 * 1166:61 Iniga. II Osa6l 11 AN N 611 L i-,: 7 Fir-in A r a — A, ise Pass Si i s 1 z° N i leas 1 .. 1 ss le l Si T M ill IdM li Pa ill 4 1 dli % Si 1 1 414 _. S Pk W u = 4 a r 4 dis 0 t liSas 44 ii II 1S I ells 1 IS I si 4i'm -- i Tai }— vi "4 iv 1 1, 10 ii pas 9* 9 i Vs US Ile 1 11 psi Is 77 U Ili id 140 144 Y AB IT7 M la N GO id el it le ma 118 In S 0 Pa 108 lle Lae it Kt 104 76 86 100 WI 100 101 Ole pee 17 18 67 60 68 7 . 6 66 67 67 60 62 64 67 SO 66 6 6 SI IS is a 161; 1 62 2 D ro par Oa 114 ON t 02 5 laalimllmohhoot (1.1 te j troL io rn i zivt. t * 60 .• 11: x.5. 0na1:: ....... a01a1 i L .. IL 11 0 16 Nalioaalltov.llarlas( 0 110 111021oeslehosta Nsv.(L) I * 10 ilabeddsOusl II 1. 'L )° 4 : N I 1111::::::169"1114.1":Tdel.m:L.(Li , 11 1 1 1 11 N N lesi oribaradasaol imade" : ll I. li dd Ig li alnaal .loll.Aostraladan iM.C"L l' iL 010 Osaaa 1146102 (beam 0 ID OrioutalCoutatordal(L. ) SO Oriental FlndoodkUro. 11 El p : 1 Orlao o" :oas n..cuiewis (Lbs l 7) : al aill a II ) n U IS Lliewallabadlt=t2":"(l ) II I 11 Da do. al 10 Do. Kew ; Si.l. /16131cloaddIfIL(L) 10 , SO Pealasslar 4 O. Sanaa a N I Do. do. tow ll 10 ri1 . 14‘ , 6 L., 1... ) LIL 60 1 Iron 11 I . Now a • 26 No J. City !mystic (L.) a U 1 Drib ditto .. 100 illopsallsell 4 oMeal Amara. Lovell. 111 Stunk Lallibt. 100. I lu I SOC.rillaiLti lultiet_ t 11 GI h. arkes 1L II is. (L. 60 ; Do. Sawed hem— I II 'South Australian Lad al Si. ealmowlso Tolscopli lO 1 Do. 461 1 - a 10 Tal.OolatraLt/dalikil. 20 Thaeaillanoilo.P4 10 20 T. & Ltb. orr.ellost 20 tra.Marlas of Una. (L . II OultallL.Toing.oo.(l4l a 20 Utilvers.llaosobas.() 1 10 Upper AssozaTes(Llm.)l 10 Ditto ' PO inlaniellinellUll 14 warrant ilsosoloii / IlAm. 60 IfamalodhailaaUoeB L PREFERENCE BHA.B.EB. Great Easton, Eastern Clowatire Exteasiou No. 2, 104. Great Eastern, Eastern Anglian B per oast pref., 12A Great Eastern, Norfolk 51 per cent. pref., 1847, 111. Oreet Northern, 5 per cent., redeem. at 10 per mint. prem.. 107 8. 87 Great Western, °Aerial irredeem. 4 per cent. 2 L o dos, and Dover, 5 par cent. pe ek 95a. Northßeaters Crosolict, York, H. and S. mar., lb. North Staffordabire, 211. South Devon Annuities, (1044,10 x d. FOREIGN RAILWAY& Rah* San Fraacieso (Limited), gurant•ed 7 per cent., 14 1. Latch Rhenish, 21f Paris, Lyme, sad Hedliterransan, 381. Paris and Orlesas, 371. F.ecife and San F a milia (Limited), paraataed 7 per cent., 131. South Eastera sad LocabardoNanstiaa, 214. 1q i- tiii 4 84 SO 74 7B I isib so. K: ri in i 4 $ e 82 84 100 101 100 100 ka 100 1 101 $0 wi a MANZI. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LIM,Oa. .11ARCI ti—Baba today Wortern 726 ld.—(teat tant•ia. 47—lancsald4e sad Yorkattire. 11H} 7 London and North67E Wa l- ded%ad l .1.1 6-1/gal—Buffalancaester. Binned, and Linco.4* &Awn. o and Lake BUM ln. de 3-18.—DOten km 14 I la —Grand Trank of id lama'. IM—dosabh Oaradeauts, 16--Caohdirae Loan. la id =asp Bank. 6 646 p.—kasternlackange canals and Ischaade Nast, t 11-16 f d.—North Western{ 1-14 p.- Marttinie. 7-161d.—Itoyal Insurance, r 4 p—Unlon Mutt* . I 1146 If perpool &clangs ad.—Warta Steal and Iron Company. f Rem Company, Ti 16-164.—Vest ladle sad Nabs Ciispiay,l d. 10 113 121 ad • 16 N 61 zd • 63 l 0 I I els • Si •6+6•II1 7 1 . 13 10 3 II dla all TS TS 70 TS 16 2 6NI all SO SI AO 14811! 7 MINEB.-(THIS DA 101 hea t 0 Beak di BOW DA Beak al Otago (Lallet) 100 Book of Quondam= Di Beaker/ 100 Beak ot 4111.fi1ti..) 111 Beak ed New Walesa •• r. ..... 4, Cann= ID Bridals N. Amoeba W C. Bk. ladla,Aaa, CisidA 10 Chart. MILD la/100. 100 Ci. ColotyWel I We U Oozo.Baak of Wes.ds. . II Coo. Hoak of di. 4 if Do.De.atlopoi.,lopskl 1 II Do. Di. at pee 111 OwseYdated Baok (k) 101 Ocalsosedel 1 105 Do. New 11 led Loodou ( I . 4 wWW) 10 Eastern I&tchsaLt= a WI ImilleotAae 14 Mann& and Saadi* (L 1 10 Ituropaanßanit,Useltod 1 100 Mindeen.Oldwailap.(L) 11 IMP Do. lasted at I In— $ 100 Do. New M lalpedal Ladled 11 N 10 'lmaerbl mom l4 06 ' i calm — U Do. New al 1 SO 11,aad ilaellIk: Yalla(L) 4 60 ILaa.1114.0111•11co,10.(L 1( 100 Ira Beek el Ileotiaad,L 11 114 :Laden sad Brealliaa ) NO lea.B.A/wlNWlleamg , 11 I DI Do. New, Waal 4 pia 11 4 100 Los., Dir.. aO. VW. (L.) M 00 10 ,idn. CLWak d Angst al 40 be hand=ed Owalg.., . 11 000 100 Loa. lawle.Oos.101.() Al OW AO Iliad= Mat Block ll OW 50 itorks At South Akins a/ 4000 100 'Lat.& 8. Wasters (LW. 10 6,000 1 60 Londos&Veneniela (L.) 1( 10,000:10 0 Loa. I Wastatuntat IC 10,000,10 ,Maroliant Sank(Un.)— 11 10,000' 110 Demardllo dll ecesaii. 11 10,000 1 110 0 Metro. I Prow. bank (1., M 100 I Do. dn. 6,000 MX Midland blank (Um.) 10,000 1 10 0 Nadonal of Liverpool ll 10,000.10 0 N.M. el lbedead AI *4oo' 10' Do. ad tseas j 1' 1000 1 U 60 National Bank Ol 110,000 60 ' De. New 1 114000 W New Sesta Wales i i SAO 1.11 New Labatt (Melted) 10,100 10 , Norsk Nedaro eO, 11l .Orlwald Baak Aleeden. a 5.0001 11 1 I Da New. les. at Wawa a WW I MO itrovia.llaaklacCorpAL a 0 . 0700 frovhn. of Inland 11 0.600 10 S o u t h fanI.,DEWII . 4 1 10,000 16 South Australia 110. 11l loath Mantra (IMIL) giulao UM of IL IL Abler TAW WO Do. d 0. .... letti De. W. Ir. at Ova II Wesel kallemolla 1%001 WI (WON sa imam 4a: 1 1 SIM OS asiset Lead E, menu 21 1 2 44 42 0 4 012 745:154. 11 si I b 52 64 45 an $1 $3 Two o'Ctocc. The mining market is steady to-day, with trans actions to a fair extent. East Lovell shares con tinue in request, and have advanced to 124 to 13. The lode in the shaft is reputed to be very rich. East Basset are also better, at 18 to 20 ; and Clifford Amalga mated meet with inquiry, at 344 to 31. Great Vor are quoted 31 to 32, ex dm. ; Wheal Grepville, 4to ; Great Laxey, 16 to 3.7 ex all ; Great North Laxey, 3to ; and East Grenville, 3f to f, being ItO as I ai. flatter. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quoted the same as yesterday. sk 102 16 /I Al m 111 8 6 db. Si 6 10411 I 19 0411 ill 19 20 19 1 a I I 2111.1:4 . 1 Of Dar PR is las al LO 2 1 } dig 91 101 10 6} 7 90 11 HI 91 Y. 19 I For 1 196 4 1 1 11 10 10 1.1/4 44 if 6 649 10 f 69u xi 10 7 P 0 10 I} tin. cs to BWs a a 14 99 19 79 72 91 16 If - 16 ill 4 11 . 111 114 d per 1 111 1 ID K 6 16 4 8 0 vita 10 f Idie • "1 1 OM s 1 di s 2 slo 4 Tim SAD AOOIDINT ?nom Flitm—A very melancholy accident took Owe on Monday night at Sbepton Mallet, Somerset, mating a gloom over the town and loollity. It appears that se the two tided daughters of the rector, the id Rev. H. Pratt, were lighting their mediae to retire to rest, the thin dress of the y7onager caught ere. The elder sister, in trying to extblnleh it. became herself enveloped is Hamm, and, though amistanoe woe immediately rendered, 17} she was so badly burnt sad received so serious a shock that she died on Wednesday a ft e rsooo. Her younger sister is in a aid state, and is not exported to recover. Tbe mother of , d the young ladies is a daughter of the late Bishop of Peter borough, and one of her Majesty's extra Ladles of the Bed chamber. Roma OF rim Cowwter Parra& —.; amen Putter, the convict, under sentence of death in Derby Gaol, has obtaised a respite. On Sunday last he was fearfully excited and kept incessantly raving about CAL:raft sad the execution. His pulse was at IZO, and it was expected be would not survive the night. Ilia condition hay's( been brought under the notice of Sir Norge yby a deputation from Derby the r espite was granted for seven days, u sably to afford time to inquire into the state of his mind. The 1 lunacy commissioners, Dr. Hood and Dr. Meyer, ked as interview with him on Wednesday, and examined, among 1 others, Mr. Giaborb, the gaol surgeon, who ascribed the stale of the prisoner's mind to fear of suffering on the scaffold, and expressed his belief that a month's quiet would restore him to the state be was in before his trial. Ms Diesalcas or CANADA.—Lieuenant - Colo nel Gallway, of the Royal Embower% retires from the Ord nave Select Committee, on which he has been serving_ for the last three years, and proceeds at AMP to Mookeel, to take the direction of the worb Arab to be commenced for the defence of that city. Colonel Galway is well se quantal with Owed% In only Mamma tbiaa la 1858 after • period al weir In that wintry of sane years. Im mediately sitar his Mara to lloglsad., be was *old In charge of a section of the defensive was timeliest to be erected onPortedow•4lll. anterqueetly lie was agpolated • sassaber d the Orderable SAL A* Cloatinbes ; scab the arise d last year he war met est to demise, is coolomo thea with CRAM& Aldsrecw, s dietiegaided artillery officer, to mart spas the system of fortification sad the ardasaos of the Federal armies After harbarier fl ee ted with the most distiegaished weadderstioa by the. Falderal 'military astbores, sad asr the fulled oenertemilies„, bed bees . sfiresied thorn to sttais the isforrastssa taw In,is st . Woad G assy sad his sollesaas illase ..s. leadlo report to the War Department the mall al ail PS M le ea ea Y ail MP S If n•wo. WWII' MARKET,-(THIS DAY.) Glovanaaant asearitka other baart' ssur =aneat 11,04211 No Asap la banking; deparlawat Oda sad bathes is bath sals ....... 143.4636 Lamas 4S 3711 daparlas Soma day sad aaisr %IL 455,396 lacramas 5 , Za The n it aerae la misne tagil. Simi/0 4913,564 Lamm 9,630,845 lamas. 434101 ia teak* departtaast 10,385,141 Unease ekes One of the most important changes in this ratan is the unexpectedly large 'increase of 420,3781. in the cam and bullion, by which the total is raised to 10,308,638 i. During the week 190,0001. in imported gold was sent in (inclusive of 1180% sovereigns from Egypt) ; the bulk of the increase now shown must, therefore, have been caused by the return of coin from the internal circulation. The influx of government deposits has been unusually rapid, involving an addition of no leas thou 1,800,5081. in the week, owing chiefly to the pay , meat on 1,200,000/. of East Indian railway dolma. tures on Wednesday. The result is that, notwith- L standing the increase of 1,179,928/. in the print* securities, and the withdrawal of 234,0311. et private deposits, the increase in the reserve is es • much as 498,473 1 . The total reserve (notes sei coin) has now reached 10,385,1411. Two o'Czocs. Owing to the favourable character of the returns just issued by the Banks of England and Franca, the funds have to-day risen per cent., and an improvement has taken place in the stooks of several of the chief home railways. As repack other stocks, there is not muoh change, with the excep tion of a relapse in Spanish Certificates. There is not much business in the discount market to-day, and the supply of money is rather large. Some transactions are reported in the beet bills at 41 per cent., although the more general rate is 44. The charge for short loans in the Stock Exchange is 4 to 44 per cent., with a good enquiry. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fm 20e., showing no change. Consols are now quoted 891 to for money, and 891 to 1 for the account (April 6). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 89/, 1, ditto, for account, 894 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 874, ; New Three per Cents., 874, ; Bank Stock, for account, 2421, ex div. ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 105 ; ditto Bonds, 15s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, 6s, 3s prem. Spanish Certificates have to-day declined 4 per cent., upon realisations. The Passive Debt has also receded 1, and Turki sh 1858 Bonds, 4. With these exceptions, foreign stocks are steady. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz.. Greek Bonds, 214 W 22 ; Mexican, 264 to 1 ; Confederate, 34 to 36 ; Spanish Passive, 321 to ; the Certificates 174 to 4; Turkish, of 1858. 701 to 71, ex div. ; ditto 1862, 73 to 4 ; and the Consolidtis, 531 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :--Danish, 1864, 98 ; Dutch Certificates, 981; Egyptian, second issue, 931 ; ditto 1864, 96, ; ditto scrip, 21 prem. ; Italian (Maremmana Railway), 681 ; ditto scrip, 31 dis. ; Mexican, 261, 4; Portuguese, 1856, Arc., for account, 471 ; Russian, 1859, 544 ; ditto 1862, 891, 89, i; ditto 1864, 911 ; Spanish, for aoconat, 48/ ; ditto Passive, for account, 33, 321; ditto Certificates, for account, 18, 171 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 931 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 71, 4, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 731 ; ditto for account, 734 ; ditto 1001, bonds, 731; Venezuela, 1864, 421, 411. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 3-16 to 5-16 prem., ex div. ; General Credit, 21 to prem., ex div.; London Financial, 6to 4 prem., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile, 11 to prem., ex div. ; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 4 ; Otto man Socidt4 Ginoirale, 24 to 1 prem. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :---Metropoli tan District Railways, 94 to 1 prem. ; China Steamship and Labuan Coal, 11 to 04 dis. ; Rio Janeiro Gas, Ito 14 prem. ; West London Docks and Warehouses, 1 to 01 dia. ; Varna Rail way, 41 to 5 prem. ; South African Land and Finance, 1 to 14 prem. ; Atlantic Railway Deben ture scrip, 8 to 9 prem. ; and West of England Wagon, I to 11 prem. 'ANC Of INGLAND.—As Yuma gargesad Se Use Ace TO end ith 1ne.,,e.112. tar OM eeekeaged ces Wednesday, Waren W. lefe. les= ninth=at. Nedes Lathed /29,194,140 Goverment debt.. Z 1 1 ,0 1 . 1 .101 . Other amities . MOON OM oda and teal ' lion laildAda I..t.did I ; Immo assaatuthet. =store Capital L 14.504000 . Gothromeat Soca -11.1112,684 ethes doetathig Atha° Depodte Dn. Dead •Welebt Jui eludig Meths., Mv. Banta Coca- Ojactiralateltaca ma. of National lithos %MO* Debt, and Div. Gold sad Silver Accounts) Other Deposits_ . 13.6/1.790 anal day and other . _ Bills atum.llo 4541 N SALMIS W. WILE; COW Coble& LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sy wow rismazars.) RUGBY METING.—(THIS DAY.) lea eg o owl par demsely crowded, sad meal Intend wee dby the public as it en usdiestood that the wsnec b o g price, with whom the primmer Brown, or ca hskihed, would gin evidence for the nessoution, o w primers were apprehended In ormaegarmes at bienslim finished to the polies by the wane. n e e icing • amber of minor ones to be disposed °Ohs wore sot placed at the her until twenty minutes / damn wk The female prisoners looked very pale PO 11. mo o t oi• son, as before, apparel quite indifferent * s pales ie which they were pieced. ng their removal from Neiman in the earl /in& pro y port a the g orging, Brown. alma "Scotty' made • dean. me alma end primmer Gesday, sad would un- I dis hiedly tare him 'evenly bat fee the timely wideness of the offlthels. mem y an g bios was examined by Mr. Lewis. She said .4 the it 14, Alfred- treat. lem a single 'WOMB. Is ji m . 1263, I balms acquentad with the wiener Brown Hr m idi was • traveller. About • month biter I fleet Low him I went and lived with him am his sad canoed to do so natil be wee awe wild. Op to that time we lived at York House, Gnu. d i bbelley, Hexton. In July, 1864,, we were living at 7, Grad Gamtridneeireet, Hocken. I ressember the rob in, st Mr. Teissima's in July, 1864. Woos before the rob. key I bad gen the primmer Geo ff rey'. After the robbery Wired in the hones with us. The prisoner Brown hire complained that he could nob I we nines of the winos. lie seised oddly why se saw Amid nod between him and her, and he said he wield gds does into the cells nine he were allowed to see the I *tome. Witnem—Why do you wish to see my hoe! Brown-Bess you are sot 'peek* the truth. examination coatined—About • month before the robbery Brown took me to Mr. Tohneou's premises. He opened the side door in the wens. He Dossed it with a key. That was between 7 sod 8 on a Sunday evening. He told um to stand by his side in order that se on might see him. He did not go is, bs simply tried the door. He told me they were going to leak into Toluenes's. I knew the primmer Harley, who ens to see Brown two or three times, but I have sot seen him for 12 moths. They seed to talk about lank* into yhme it they wild. Ge Saturday, July 2, the Saturday be lie Jobseca's robbery, Brown went oat about 6 &sleek. He aid he was going to meet Barrett (Geoffreys). Brown told me that Barrett had the tools. Brown did sot some home until 4 o'clock es Sunday afternoon. He was alone. He naught home some nwellay which he took eat of his pocket. Then were earrings, rings. locket', km, but I did not me a watch. He gave me a pair of earrings. He did not tell me where he had got the knel l*, from. The next morning he said be expected the prisoner Hurley would own to dispose of the goods. However he did sot on" sad Brown went out about 12 o'clock, snips he wargoing none the park to meet Barrett (Geoffrey') sod Harley. He took the jewellery with him, and brought It hack in the evening. About s fortnight after I was walking with Brown, where we met Barrett, and Brows compinieed to him that he war not @Wetted with his dare, which, he said, was only 601. Bunn said he bed given him his fair share. In September last Barrett came to live in the same house es Brows. He occupied the two parlours. Brows occupied the sicced Boor frost. I have seen Geoffrey' and Brown fain keys. They used a via, fixed ca the mantle. pins, for the purpose of holding the keys. I took some jewellery to a man mimed Coombs because Brown told me to do so, as he feared our place would be searched GU account of the silk robbery. I took the jewellery be the beg produced. It then orm. tined the same property an it doss sow. It Ono contained the rings sod watch Brown was wear ing at the time of his appreltensioe. I remember Mr Walker's robbery. I saw ", bill about it acs the wall. For I mouth' before the robbery I beard Brown and Geoffrey spisk anal it. flirted them talkies about going bo Nadoiraith's for the purpose of getting something bet Ido not know what. I have nee begun, screw- Jacks, and crowbars is their ponession. Alpo skeleton keys, I know the prisoner Breweetoa. He sever visited Brown, bat he tinted Benet' at ter September lest. I have seen him at the bons three or four times. I never heard Brown 1 1 or Barrett speskieg with Brewarton shout &Intl:deg pa- 1 1 titular. They spoke about Johaeou's and Walker's. After Brown's spprehensioa I went to see bin I at the Hone of Detention. He directed me to go to Fame?' and to the prisoner Cassley'.. He gave me I a gains to take to Palmer in order that he might Mal • Inciter for bin I sew Conley, end told him that Brows ems in trouble. I said I knew Brown wee inoosent. Conley I mid be was von sorry, and would find • solicitor for him it he could. I knew Cushy by the name of Mr. Thomas. Cross-examined by the primmer Brown—l en in the house ekes the police came to take you. You IMO to bed. I epesed the door, sod they rushed by me. Yea I did sot seise Seperintendent Brecon by the threat and threw him on the bed. He took you by the throat. They took you in • most indecent manner, and you on tniely gore them no preen:sties. I did sot put my bud ever a watch which wee on the mantelpiece in order to hide it from the police. They searched the place twins. No skeleton keys were found, lem positive. I never saw any of the offieus before they took you. I never wee in the police service. Brew' here mid he could prove that the witness had been tiding shoat Loud= with Inspeotor Potter during the but three weeks. (Laughter.) Witseris mosinsmination continued—l won't answer say mare of your questions. (Laughter.) The first time I mot you you made me drank, end I west with you. (Br men Webber.) I ins then living with my becAlinin.lsw. Brew'—lf I bed allowed you to go out into the dents should we not be better friend" now' Witess (iedinsantly)— You ought to be ashamed of nirself. Brown—l have a public duty to perform. Moan of laggfitsg) Winer cootinued—l never saw the °filen Benne until he took you into custody. I did not give hdensation to the police shoat your sidling jewellery. I know Fred. Johns, a fishmonger. He never recommended me to sell any of the stoke property. I have not spokes to hire for yens. I know Meson. Harrison and Thocapore's fs Bow-lane. I have taken week there for my deter. I never stole the key in order to give it to you. We sever broke into the place. I was there when you brake in sad carried sway the bag after you brought the thing out. Witness (to Brown)—lf you ask me about one thing, you sight es well ask me about all. Yon know you broke into the bake pins. The gold on your watce*hain was from the bullion place. Then you know you broke into Bee nodes. (Sieseaden.) The why did you break my ribs! Brows—Becanse you were with another man. Witness—lt was not. Yon broke my ribs and blacked myvies because you mid I had 1091. of his notes. Cressneminsticia continued—l wee at on time in service at • tailor'' in Cheepside. I might perhaps have mentioned UV* 11110 poising the place afterwards that it might be krone into. Browo—My lord, she is deeding in the witness-box with a stain drams on which mine eat of Retkirenebred. The Lod Mayor—Perhaps you stole it, and gave it te Brown—But she helped to do the work. W ihm* — Well, you gave it to me for the losable I leek. aneitter.) ;;C — Olia r The proem terminated in the usual manner. VENEZUELA LOANS.-(THIS DAY.) continesd—l did eon gln **Pam I dry intonation. I beam yea Mes to thank yews Merl Mr. Monis toe that. ' In answer to the prisoner Caseley witness rid As Mend she keen nil the persons ebo was erennal la Jobseao robbery. Oman was ea eno et dela. Wilson she dated. is reply to Mr. Lewis. 64 sbs Dad assn the Fiona Wilkinson at linenfo bens 11 or 14 GRAND MILITARY GOLD CUP. 4 07. Merrimac, Glaaoaira, Remedy, Winfred, Podarosa. le Carden Boy, Mountain Boy. and Contralto are here. S. GRAND NATIONAL Four utiles. HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE. a gti to Lady Gal" Dewdrop, Amoy. Page, Blackberry Er 10 colter * Moor° g, Mee Comet, and Grey Manus are h ere. 10 is VETERAN IL STAKES Three mike. if Charity Boy. Bourne, Dery Harrovian, and Lady Oodles. are ilt FARMERS' MAIDEN STEEPLECHASE. About R ma. . three miles. Se The Monkey, Kate Rear y, Sober, Robin, Vanity, la IS lilsokblzd, and Mayfly are here. AMMO. —Hermit, Jolla Jerusalem, Farnborough, N Rocket, Ledy Dangler, Electra, Telegreph, Bantam, and M. Bella' Life. St et A great nester et bores. surged an trained in the im- m mediate seiglibenrbood. st PA AUSTRALIANMORTOAGALARD,AND FINANCE fk . COMPANY LIMITID.—(THIS DAY.) N. is. The annual meeting of the shareholders was held e t at nom at the Laid= Tams, Mr. T. M. 114.0 CAT in ea the chair. The report, which had bean published some time before, to having beset taken as read, 121 The Cdulatun moved its sdeptioe. Be congests'. Vs. lated the meeting that the undertaking wu now we shown to be • woad and ViVIOUS enterprise. 100 They could not input to do much in the first year. aa. Their manager did not arrive in Australia till Ma 4 p last year and operations wen 11 not oommenced till 6 6. summer. In Australia the rapid MOW of making I°, money so familiar la this country was unknown. u Pastorsl enterprise was Use lifeblood of many of the cola. N. nies, and to that deportment the directors were duotieg ea. their attention. whoa a most opportune propesal cam M. from Messrs. R. Gibbs and Co., of Loam:. and MOMS. 2 26 6 Gibbs, Ronald and Ca, of Melbourne and Geelong, offered to dispose of their business on favourable terms. That 81. Mauer was eounected with the squatti n g interest, and 20 during the 15 yeses that Misers. Gibbs bed been Gauged 21 in it they never made • tad debt. He (the chairman) felt at 'aided that a twelvemonth hence they would be in a pan- ss• tioa to declare a dividend of twice the amount now proposed to for declaration, sod to carry o c ze a =e amount to re- w serve . TheCentralandNorthern Lands Company, brought out wider the auspices of the Australian Mortgage es. Company, had good prospects before it, and the latter es. Compsay would be well paid for brining it out. He N. concluded by adding that Messrs. Gibbs and Co. desired IL to take all the porches , Meg of their business in ea ls ' shares, but that that request wu n ot com p lied with, and u 5,000 shares bad been reserved for future distribution among to the shezeholden. es In reply to a question, The Cnaimm said that any shareholder who chose to . 8 t call at the office might ascertain there what was the °mud. deration paid for ROWS. Gibbs and Co.'s 'minima at The report was ad The balanoe-ebeistostted an available balance for divi deed of 3.6311.,0at et width, after deducting the interim di- . 7 ..-- vidond of 51. per cent. pad to the proprietors inAogust last, j i r . and writing off 51. per cent. for preliminary expenses, there w was • declaration of a further dividend, making up a d dud of 6 1 . per ce n t. for the year ended the 3lat of Ca lb 1111 This afternoon a meeting of Venezuelan bond- 14 11 ,. holden was held at the London Tavern, " to take into coo- IL N. sideration proposal of the government of Venezuela. to le robatitute an assignment of 15 per cen t of import duties in toe all the ports, in hen of the existing satignment of 55 per mot. of the import duties of LaGnayrs sad Puerto Othello." leo Before the meeting commenced Mr. T. BASING, M.P.. too ' derma that hit Arm having reoeived the proposal in pies- tee Don felt bound to oonvene the meeting _as early u possible 100 and suggested that Mr. D. Robertson, M.P., shoakl take the 10 chair. Mr. Moxot objected to Mr. Robertson's acting as chair. l e r me!t on the ground that he arm not a Venezuelan bond- gra holder. Mr. Ban= said it bad been thought that order et. all the circ u mstances it was desirable that the chair 90. should not be taken by a V e nezuelan bondhold er s adding " that Mr. Robertson bad taken an utive part endin gßol the interests of Booth Amsriesn bondholders geserally. At the unanhnous request of the meeting, Mr. ROBZETSOI4 100 thee took the ehair. te Mr. Beam opened th e proceedings by reading le a,translation in full of the proposal above referred to, with provisions for securing its fulfilment. Rt At the request of a bondh older, Mr. BARING gave an explanation of what wee intended by IS. we proposaL Be said that in lien of the 55 p er cent., hich had hitherto been considered as 'mortgaged for the bondholders, that is the holde rs of ,the buds up to 1862, sod 8 4- not including the loan of 1864, 15 per cent. only was to go to the foreign creditors and 15 per cent. to the home se creditors. Of the remaining 25 per p cut. 10 er cent. 01. was to be applicable for the diplomatic claims, U. and the remainder to be applied to the purposes of the governmeat. At prount the bondholders had a lien of 55 per oast. on the custom - houses of 118,-, of L• Glayrs and Puerto Capello. Under this proposal 10A they would have 15 per cent. on all the custom.bousea. 10,4 In reply to • question, ICJ Mr. Balm added that the Venezuelan government esti• „ I L,M mated the duties from all the ports at fi ve million dollars, ' 4 , 3 : ( or about 800,0001. 40.( Mr. GlatcrearßlßO rid the 55 per dent. having been 11,1 solemnly hypothecated, he wanted to know why this Pro peal was made, and what advice Mann. Baring would give on the subject. (Hear, bear.) lay Mr. Morose thought Messrs. Baring had •• duly to per. ti t form towards the bondholders in regard to the past wort- gm ogee, the money 'rectally raised to clew them off not 10,4 having been so applied. Meer, bear.) 44 1 Mr. SARUM entered into a lengthened e :planation of the 5! ad d th e of his firm with regard to the debts of Venereal* and the course of agents relatieg to them is the renehiPo The hoe. gentles so concluded by recommending that the 60,s meeting should appoint a small committee to examine every eo,t transaction that had passel though the kande of h is firm, Mt in what way they had performed the engagement' ! into which they bad entered, and the manner in which the LI mousy had been applied in Venezuela., and likewise to no. 10, , operate with them (Messrs. Baring) io such • men' Mt ner as they might think desirable in urging 100,4 the gov ernment of Vesesuela better its proposal and to fht maintain good faith towards its creditors. 0. 4 This was received with general cheering, and the meeting 12.0.1 was proceeding when oar report left. 10.1 A meeting of bishops of the Roman Catholic ie c ll o Church eru held at the Right Rev. Dr. I'llethoras hones, KA in Birmingham, yesterday. The object of the meriting, we ::: (Birmingham Poet) hear, was to molder the names la* which are to be submitted to the Pope, as those of scoleel- ill as tim fitted to noosed to the archiepisoopei offioe vacated tgZe by the death of Cardinal Wiseman. The malt of the 20.1 10,0 meeting his not berm made known. 10.1 DILATE or SIR H. P. WILLOCOUBV, M. P.—We c.c regret to anoounes the sadden death of Sir B. P. WU- lel loughby, Bert.. M.P. for Evesham. The bon. barocet was Ai discovered by his valet dead in hie bed, on . going to call hi a m so shortly before nice o'clock yesterday m Medical id RI was instantly sought, sad in a few minutes Dr. Brewer, of TI G rea t Geotge.street, was in attesdanoe. it was then found that life quite extinct, and it is supposed the hon. f Ins member had Dem deed about an hour, for his body was warm, alliterate' his extremities were cold. Dr. Brewer and the twelessioesl geotlenien celled in were It of °plaice that death arose from a dieteeed beezt. It war y knew* to bin medical advisers that be rehired from angina a a le a le 86 a 101 IN a ea al a Ye 11 7 111 laug 141# 1511/ LSO es go TA n 141 — es 66 2A 60 62 14 66 60 24 100 WS zd 1145 516 el 8 8 166 lei 1165 117 26 DI 67 68 114 li 1 tI4 Ii PIR sy 00 9 10 pal Oa MI 103 101 k a 14 II 106 107 la $.l!. 129 141 t 11% 505 Nid I 1 0.01! ' 1A• id I I°7 117 } i i 10.1 OS 60 1 0 4 ''' 1f..! 1 6 . 0 120 6 4i KO le 16.0 luo 6. 1 Ct l 10. 1 I 11 0. (C I P.! - ii : i —poi I SO I - i 104 LP TI TO i 191 1 on T i l;l cht 100 pectoris. SAYTTY OF HER MAJESTY'S SHIP GALATEA.—A letter from a midshipman cm board her Majesty's ship Ga lake► bearing data February 20, Bermuda, distinctly dis proves the truth of the reported " loos of the frigate °a the 12th of February, of Caps Henry." She left Fort Monro ma the 16th of Februsey, and after army quick passage o f three days (700 utiles) ratelted Bermuda on the 19th of February. THE Wiwrnsi Noirrnomstsrarro. — Ther e woo a mariderabte fall off, snow In Northumberland on Widow*, and the enuatry had • very wintry appeaser*. The 111111, li•wever, whirl bed been extremely stormy ea Bendel sad Needay, bed meetly moderated. Ca Tuesday and Wedateday a anialoi el lades rsomie proceeded to th• clad Wad hem the seetbwerd. Tin Imams= Colorrrims•—Their lordships re serembied rebels, meening(eM bring seem* The oily vitamins than have bees eremined up to the presses time I Mw best Mr. Oresawood, Q. 0., the Aisletaat Selesitor to ! Mon. , the Treseary. Mr. Leonard Ideramie, tlte Master of the s.o = A s s a m W es t ba s t u s u s Sons, Kr. Lemom, the privets volialse of Loa Heensioun. lON le renerelneettag2ma 6 aad Yr. Edam& ; end Ms. Wilma Brougham, who me Mon.llo 16 , 64.6 1166 . 6 IN 66 66 examined yesterday. M. 1$ ▪ ss NU IS SI or *I 11 4. di es id at as 4 s ISt 11 1111 Ilt zd i~_ 5A2,672,766 I March 23, 1866. TIMM:IAT ETA Consols, which closed yesterday at 891 to fee the 6th April, opened and closed to-day at tie same quotation. For money the last price wee 89 to /. The official business report is as follows —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89, 1, 89; ditto for amount, 091 ; Three per OWL Reduced, 871, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 871. 1, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104/, L 105 ; ditto Bonds, 11s. prem. ; Four r per Cent " enfaced " rupee paper, 89 ; ditto Five Ea Cent., 10 te India Five per Cent. sto ck was firm. There is still no movement in Exchequer Bills, whisk were quoted 3s. to 6s. prem. There was an increased demand to-day f Turkish Consolides, which rose 1 per cent. The late advance in Spanish Certificates was well main tained, while the Passive debt declined / per cent. Montevidean scrip and Venezuela Bonds of 1861 improved 1 per cent., and Turkish of 1858. }- Greek Bonds, on the contrary, declined / per cent.; Peruvian, 1; Confederate, 1 ; and Egyptian scrip t 1.. The shares of the financial companies were quiets General Credit and Imperial Mercantile Credit showed dulness. Credit Fonder and Mobilier con tinue in demand. The closing quotations are annexed, viz.:—lnternational Anemia', li: a l si t prem. • General Credit, 21 to Fem. ; Tmanc:ial, 6 to 61 prem. • Imperial Mincentße Credit, 11 to 14 prem. ; a nd Credit Fowler and Mobilier (old shares), 51 to prem. The closing (but in some cases nominal) cetotb tions for shares in new undertakings sre subjoined : —Metropolitan District Railways, 9 to 10_pre14-; Varna Railway, 41 to 5 prem. • Rio de Janeiro Gas, Ito 11 prem. ; West Lo ndon Docks, ter dia. ; South African Land an d Finance, 1 to 11 prem. ; and Rhos Hall Iron, 11 to 11 prem. United States 5-20 Bonds were Lot quoted 681 to ; and Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debenture scrip, 8 to 10 prem. Foul o'Ciocz. Consols are unchanged, at 89i to for money, and 891 to for the account. 16,0001. in gold has been purchased by the Bank. The General Credit Company have announced the half-yearly dividend due the let April on the Venezuela Six per Cent. Loan of 1864. There are conflicting accounts relative to the negotiations at Constantinople for consolidating the Turkish home debt—an affair which is watched with a good deal of interest, because it will pro bably involve the issue of a new loan. According to one version, the plan put forward by Mr. Laing, on behalf of the General Credit Company, hu been accepted, while another telegram asserts that the negotiation has been absolutely suspended. Fur ther information must be waited for. It is persistently rumoured that eminent London firms are now urging upon the attention of the Spanish government a project for raising a new loan in London, embracing the recognition of the Certificates, steps having al read y bean taken to sound the most influential holders of this paper as to the terms which they would be disposed to accept. It is presumed that the Spanish govern ment will at the same time recognise the adviiabi lity of placing upon a more satisfactory and equit able footing the application of the sinking fund of the Passive Debt. It is also said that a proposition has been made—presumably on behalf of the Spe nish government—for the convention of the Certifi cates into New Deferred Three per Cent. Stock at 50. This would make the Certificates worth about 20k, which would probably be considered inade quate by the holders. The failure is announced, under unsatisfactory circumstances, of a member of the Stock Ex ' change, a foreigner, with liabilities to a rather considerable amount. The individual in question ia ostensibly a broker, but seems to have been en gaged in numerous speculations on his own amount. About 5,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yes Th terday. e steamer Ripon, which has reached South ampton with the heavy portion of the mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia, is stated to have brought 129,0001. in specie ; but it is doubted if the amount is so large. The amount of bills on India for which tenders will be received at the Bank of England on the sth of April will be rupees 30,00,000 (300,0001.) The annual meeting of proprietors of the Na tional Provincial Bank of England will take place lon the 11th of May, when two vacancies in the direction are to be filled up. A general meeting of the shareholders of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China is called for the 12th of April. The first ordinary general meeting of the Nether lands India Steam Navig ation Company (Limited) is called for the 90th inst. The provisional scrip for the new issue of shares in the Aaiatio Banking Corporation will be ready for delivery, in exchange for the bankers receipts for the first instalment, on the 25th inst. Creditors of the Bank of Gibraltar and Malta (Limited), now winding up, are notified that the 31st inst is the day appointed for adjudicating upon their claims. Messrs. Henry Ellis and Sons, of Graoechurch s treet, have notifiel that th e y are in treaty for the purchase and construction of a fleet of powerful steamers, combining the most recent improvements, to form a new line between London and the Cape Colonies. Subjoined is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the sixth series of kids sales far tki yeez, the dew wee rely sad rather barer prises were in sere is- HIDE MAIL 7. DAY.) skew seereted. Sit India -- O: and One : Celentas net j is ; „ Li with oaly s moderate demand, *ray =et. but pier to 3d. 221117:3-d.v.iii. 21br. to 50tt0 7 30. '7; upon the whole were fairly main Masse he. ado 72 6 ; to 8811 u, mta. to 4d. ; 8811te. to Wm., 4d. to 1 ' 1°98" she" LM nils " The of fir asrfyis Home Its to 10a. Calf skins, light, 2a. to 4s. Wdi& see pewee* 19.8811 breeeht fetward from lersee ful l ; 6s. dd. sales, 9,814 Madre@ Peediedreery, he., to ail 119,291 7 el BusissDa y _ ftssp ei ss od . ids erbish 78.880 wen meld. leg India : Bell& boons fell _ • ed. ; shiss u sgs. is. 76. prises Tanned Mae : Fast India said well ; Awls jar ou ; moms, 01. va. fitly 8511 ed Aar, Amortise vas sold a tiler prisesel, a grolecate , BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS _DAY.) bedsits wee dew at sheet late rates,The a &nibs is ass* 1 Years ?attendee sea Smith meet a seetnised lestseses of id. Ter lb.; °ape reallsed Isle rates I deemed fee immediate eameinpeise far both Ileglieh Gni sad &teed : Meantime Woe wart rid ,• Wing I.= "h es e id a tongs ; lee mugs , utrilm i y Seal " 6.11 lairiy li was sn seld ms ; R li kiw ortl: I l a s sib eeriese a""L ell passed Be lla r: wid /lissewa arl. "Par lfXle. Weald lasts, Le:t — ts,9l B : 2l . 1119P E t UV * : 900 ."9 1211L:r" Mailed tell prime. nye:baser ems all sell. Ms, 140 e. The return of the Bent of England for the week COAL MARICIFF—(THIS DAY.) ending Wednendehldsrch 22, com_,Pored with t hat h e Walls sot tutu.. ; W alls sogt ga•••fi. : the previa'', west, *bows the following changes : era. B e d um* W ad ; Wells Lot Breddie °Weeklies issue ..... 829.104 340 bow* 8 166 . 066 • 114440 :1 ° 1 4 W e n s R.,a Oiroalatise 19,573.495 Deems, 79.0 98 Walls a.. .•••••' g. 20a. ; Tebbe depeits 10,198,989 learease mums aeoglity3d. ; Wells Zed Mu& nao Otherelsonida 13,851770 1 DOWN XiB.l/31 lily , 1.5e-45 skips at malort, 48 at sea. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& NAME-LOTE.—(THIS DIY.) Tba quantity of Egglisb wheat ow sale Mrs, twday, wen eel,. moderate ; but most of the maples ware in fair ammo emadition. Thit attendance of name was by so mews saw mesons, yet all kinds moved c steadily. at full quotation. W. wore fairly supplied whit granaried samples of wbeat. The imports, however, halm continued Good and dna parods were in fair request, as full martmeine. Otherwise. Sibs trade was very inactive. Floating eargoas of grain wen fi rm in prim, but the is gaily for them was by no memo active. Malting barley was in request, at fall quotations. Oriediog and distilling torte sold slowly, at hat weak% prices. Malt was in full average supply. Buyers operated our timely : yet the quotatioms were fairly supported. The ant Md. was Gm, at full prices. TM supply al oats was ably moderate. Beans were a slow male, at last week's currency. The sale for peas was steady. En prices no change took place. Flour cold steadily at full quotations. The supply d foreign dour Is still my moderate. Agricultural seeds commanded rather WWI attention. Linseed, rapeseed, sod cakes changed hands slowly. A33.I I TAIS Of OWN, to-, INTO lANDON. BY WATTS CARBIAGI FROM )(Ascii ID TO MAYOR LS LNCLUSIITI. - _ 'Wheat. Usk/. Ka. Oats. Wa rs a Ihrdp MN INN Timid 1179 LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS (THIS DAY.) (is ammo AND 11171INATIONAL TILMORAPIL) (mu ens OWlif 0011ZIMPONDINT.) Carrow.—York quiet, at chispir price*. Stla, 5,005 hales. Coeur.—Tbs market has been fairly attended, and the quotatioas of last week are maintained for all articles. —— - WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) ill UNITID IMIODON ZLIOTIUO nuszarm.) (nom on 0011111POIDISIT.) Whist Is. doom ; avulse chicks betimes. Barley soiree i sells readily at la more mosey. Beam mid oat' aacliaspd. _ MINCING-LANZ.—(THIS DAY.) 1300a1. —The salsa im this market ovations very 'nay, and en &key omitted to West India doscripWoos, it shoo* previous prisms. Rand is dull of solo ; brown lamps e ifis. to 425. 6d.. Oonog.—The demand for plantation Cilia@ sootiness very steady at firm prices ; low middling a n s t io 7: 7 l . so f*. 6d. ; good sal fins ditto. SU to 90s. 6d. ; 79a. 6d. to 82e. Native (kyles is saly to li floe mold st 72a. ; good ditto, 69e. 191. ; soma 66n to 675. Tea.—Tbs soles progress heavily. New &Wet Cowen sold at tuba rates. Ricv.—No toles of importance mooted. Row.-60 pnuoliroos of Pecan sold at Is. dad. ; 136 of Demerara at Is. 7d. ; and 50 puncheons of = mi st 3 v• Sa• Mawr= nations dull of sale. Owrron.-800 bales sold at lower prime. &coal, 6d. to 7d. ; Biode, 6d. to 6441. ; Jima. 84d. ; Broach, Bd. ; Thal yell', 10d. • Western, Sid. to 110. Nom sold at 301. for Sorsagon. TALLOW MARIEST.—(THIS DAC) 71i. ~kat is quiet. Toms tellow, is weld 410. U.. ost ; Polorsborg on Wspot, 400 llssek old AP% 40a. ; Jae , 41.. ; DessokUr, Us. U. to 425. ; Dossiobss. Us. vs. vs. 1 bra ssaba. 1140 970 .. 790 _ 1 12990 al um woo I .. 96 128 U 9 N I 1 LO I 1 1 e 7 1 ill I IS S -m - 84 id a _ xd ... xd ion 4 ar ear es 2 die 'etl tai! id lb zd I 1 10 1 : i 11 rb di - IP 11 10 7 1 1 1 1 P. yi 4 nit : q let 1 St Ut Ili gra II a ts 1 Pi 9 u I : II L 615 10 6 9 1 MM 6 16 10 •e 6 12 a : I W: .t, r. 10 9 1 615 i t . 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