The Express. — London, England, 1860-03-22 00:00:00

HUNGARY. ...-40.-.. (►MOW OCIII OWN COIll PERTH, n•acs 16. It is a well-known axiom that centralization soot lead to oppreseieu below, and to corruption shove, and still people are always taken aback elieu they have to taste these baneful fruits of • sy,tem. Thus we Nee now men's minds un e Wed, and a general uneasiness spreading farand side through all classes of society at Vien na, at heariug that gigantic frauds have been discovered l e the army adauuistration, and that men of the highest ran* and station are implicated in them. je.t as in the latter days of Louis Philippe, when the ex-Maiden Testa and Cubieres were brought to trial for having received bribes, and the Duke cd Praslin for wife-murder, France began to doubt the honesty of all the public men connected with the Citizen King, thus the suicide of several oaken and officials disclose, the rotten . 4 Almeria IVithin one and the YON week e. hear of the execution of Captain Dori, at t 'US of the suicide by hanging of Lieutenant ileiieral Baron Eynatten ; by poison of M. Not T. 41 Nordberg, chief of the police ; by shooting of General Pointmer and Colonel Marx. Within the wee week M. Richter, the manager of the Credit 14..hilier, at a salary of 4,00 0!. a year ; M. Briim hoe, a hanker of Trieste ; and M. Perugio, a rich merchant, were arrested on suspicion of having defrauded the Treasury of millions, together with the above-mentioned persons wbo bad executed themselves. And all these men stood in as intimate relation with the court or the highest withoritiea, and therefore suspicion is rife that even more powerful persons are involved in these trans actions. When Baron Bruck, the Minister of Finance, issued during the Italian war spurious bonds of the so-called voluntary loan to the extent one hundred and sixteen millions, sad all the Exchanges of Europe unanimously found his guilty of fraud, Francis Joseph treated the matter s. a good joke, and did not withdraw his confidence free the cunning minister who had suesenied fs smdliog such an amount by false pretences out of the pocket. of cautious Dutchmen • but be is sow mortified to bee that his generals and polies Alone, bankers and iuurchanta, practise stmi car tricks against his own Treasury. He is said to be in an angry mood, and resolved to have all the thieves around him severely punished. De ought to know that centralization has its natural pace in corruptioand that this price must be pod somehow. The late Csar Nicholas knew this fact well enough, and accepted it for better andl for worse ; he once openly told Count Adler,- berg, "There is but one public man in my empire who does not steal." The Count, in the belief that a remplimeut wan intended to him, replied, " May is I ask your Majesty who this man I' and Nicholas said, with hie well-known stern look, " I myself.' In Hungary the petty annoyances still continue. The guests of Count Theodore Csaky, who, when the police had, at Lent time, forbidden a ball as tieing a political tendency, entertained the guests coming to the festival at his castle, were all brought before the judge, when the ladies were fined, and the gentlemen imprisoned for three days. M. Anastase Tomory, a wealthy "nehmen at Pesth, having invited the Hungarian authors and tuwiciaos reeling is the capital tohis country seat to a dinner Forty, the police forbade him to see his friends in lois own hones. Such insolence maddens people to fury • and it was, therefore, quite natural that the 16th of March, the anniversary et the Pesth revolution, should have been selected by the students for a grand demonstration in honour 14 the martyrs of liberty. With crape on their hats some three hundred young men went to the Roman catholic church, where they had ordered a mass to be said for those who had fallen in 1849, but they found the glees shut against them. They proceeded to the different cemeteries where the martyrs of 1849 are buried, but everywhere a detachment of police stopped their pewees,. At the Kama, Cemetery at last two of the young men were at re4,l ; the others, together with the crowd which had Ithall while aisembloti , attempted a rescue. The pollee detachment fired on the cooed and wounded three per 414, hut were at once overpowered ; two companies o , f,e4iliers and some cavalry ap p eared at this tuo meet, and cleared the streets. We hear that many rr,its have taken place this night among the itedente We cannot but lament such collisions • though they can lead to no serious result, still thry show the drift of the public mind. Much more iloperteut is the fact that the Calvinist notabilities hew assembled iu a conference at Debrecain, and revolved to hold on the 90th of April district imetiiip at Debreczin and at Misholes„ disregard me the prohibitions of the ministry. These re 11,nous defiance meetings have a deeper significance than the demonstrations of the students at Pesth. The subscriptions for the Hungarian Academy, free, the Id of January to the lit of March, amount to 37,0001., and show that even under the pressure of heavy taxation—the direct taxes alone absorbing 33 per cent, of the income of landed estates--the Hungarian* find it their duty to up hold an institution which repreeeats nationality and science. Co/tedious are now made for the relief of the Croats suffering from famine, which tend to obliterate even the last remembrance of these national dieseneions which characterised the year 1848 and 1849. All the different races and creeds in H are now completely united. What the liberality of the legislature in 1848 was unable to achieve, the common Austrian oppression, which his extinguished even party distinctions, has scomiplished. Hatred of Austria is now the only feeling pervading the country. SPEECH OP THE RUEIBIAN EMPIEROR. The following speeds was addressed by the Is prmr of RUSSIA, on the 4th inst., to the members of the committee* from the twenty-funr governments i•fthe second convocation : Comlmes, I begin by renewing Me mpreseion of my ratite& to Ur •Ashtv of UM thew governments 4 bibmanis, wlio at,. dist net Um *sample, mod hay* 10.4in,1 on the enntion..wit Then aoldreoning all th; members of the commit ter's c..llralirely : As 1.4 you, geatlemea, I will say to you what I hare goody .aid to your goveraiaret-seershals. I gall say ha you that holy work wie head. sad that it cl o s e ly lassie si. knot. lan roaviased that you else will regard it an a lo•ly work. I have two abject'. or rather I ought to say I here sly nor, the good of the cusuito. wad I have .a eloht you have the setae object. I drws that the improvement elf the Id of the teaseetry dwell s. he merely aosiiiaal hut a reality, sad that ck. treavesou should ha effected peaseably rid without a st That nistra b.ffN. ted with o ut rime aaariessa as year pert I thaw ...macaw w 1.. aa little ammo to the Mars, parshia. whi A r= ,„..,..‘i•tescw, at up far year Lbws" r par duvet duties. Tula Uwe r rawer %rale. that win le pet la y.. 4. Ica the rook V yes ind S reareary Se all say eariderearas u l year (ma. yea ais ripe,. tam ha "octal aaaaturiali that will he eamand 1.4 Val Adios toma Act vomiNerly with Ike pond ..Mat. la yam. _ - I tom *mit a memem helm Item Mies Wee holoitoa tOte him riatideo art It Imo boo isid "my aoithitto as hot hese MOM I thee • . tet..6.4 .d • sheeny. re atteelia te them. put le me. nem the I eibeeted weal he outolity with IA otoild000• ; it Y *Nit Imo moo on& it,rm 1 babas yutt rm. I doped ea year ileseryig my 'la*, by year rim 11l UMW el the beerier rtl Coma nth* Awe I motel probing el Ile forsaksig emendllee ie the -.4 1 4ortoi Itoffitootott ooloolotoildli toy Won . ,ftscalir mot ley Mame me the queseee. Item win be " dim to you is eft& Tee mod mot vs. f. • t-r. 71orshito. ipellemee. with Oars helm let 1.- tin.toir to Covent Paaine, the Emperor 'added : ...tt hair. I regootawal to rota rover col!mr• la • rh. I mat rgotrineerl thr grill r.gorteog per , el m ;h../ Wk. tt..n....0r y I ...0 to too. t troll manna oiloctano affur to the 1...“1: 1 Es m 4 oath it to Is ptocrost.uott.i. Chamber 01 Deputise has in its new 1 ' 44 Oat aaa.sual..toal the 'Milne elefamati.at of • • •1•x.1 t.. of tho he mg. hut !mut* the numhar of ." • bluill• who can in.tituta au name to the third A Inglaticholv &rodent plea two days aga th. Gynismor tb.st re at Man..ille. Diiing s = i f _ehlw •1 • .4 Or IS el. P.m., M JrT4 ltle I"*.rotiv, ha...,g to ro. :don.; o W Ala GS iinnana.fatn4 .11mM. an 4 las ad tows a woosidar broke W WWI. Mao mil. , Oft.* behind lam, nine IA bet wadi( s oss i carped without any ..bona injury. THE IXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 22, 1860. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOWATRICIIT. As Warty wears, who aid her same wee Clinkering Harker, Oat who is beast Imam to the pollee as Cistinriae "hp, was et tied with pilling the pocket of a lady awned the pit satemie• Corentiereies Theatre. Cite. as yueide Awned UM at about Isal tpist o'aloth lost swaths' ohs was at the pit autumn with a party of Okada she wee compieteb surrouaded by her own party, the primer big s straw met her. as took oat her to pay loth foidiag that in of her fr iends shee p , she miaow' her purse in her lambi withal* taking say money oat It eastathed IL 17.. tld. As she pot mar the pay phoe, the pianier got dose to her, put her head in her pocemil Eine* withdraw it. Wits... • gy p* her heed Is her pocket sad found that her we the e =‘Ohs followed the prisorw, who woo for , sad stopped her, goyim, " You hays tokaa Japans." The phew replied, " No, lay good lady, I would aot do wash a thimg," Witness, however, detained her sad gave her la custody. The pane wee picked up by the Mersa war the spot where Intone stopped the prisoner. The nosey bad bees taken out of it. Sirseaat Halmos add the prisoner was oeseinted is 1167 id easakag w puree at the Zoolo, Gardens, Itesent's Perk ant sesisaind to a year's risoseminst. She be longed toe tinily el thieves. She woosk " washed "on heard the stembiale and at the piddle len is summer, And at the theatres in winter. prtemer—feeTr warship, I vas vim le the wry, aad I asked a patiewax whether that was Ow way, r d be add, as, it was de pit ; so 1 tureed Lek- did sat lave the We wee at all I . 4 116 . 111= She was cesmilied See notrimmuur. Jots' nitiliais • yaws fent% was twought before Mr Seeker, eiwrget with eumitUng • cowardly assault ea . /1M COMlNewer, ems Laamii the Shipwrights' Arne Hemarberelreek wed with assaaltwg the Jahn was abe t = with weaultiag the pollee mod sdlempting femme has custody. Mn. Causeway said thet yealarday athenaeum tan priasser Ihesiles mile into her beam awl eamweemisil i V: with • oweleilar, whoa puedisd abed awl kb The hear declised the ievil•tica, to tie lissom se vielest that she was compelled to go is ell the her to awe hint. Am am as is mud ow lin he Amok sad Maid her is a vision* .enter, dad soluilly head Mr sot el the hem end beaked to, limn sa the panwermst Hs this oUssisd ass mad esurlible who dame ip to taw lift hole eadaly. Mr. Realm wiled it he bad to drink in the house. an Wha ???m esphied is the He wee order the in. Polliseersalahle 288 /I mid that he was ce duty in Tooleyeirrst, when he saw the prisoner !Arab= outside the pahainhome ill.treat ng mother man, and as soon as he approached, Pine. Cosuinway gave him into custody for violently simeig her. He told witness be would murder him if Isehs sdltm. They then had a severe struggle. Policeemellable 106 If said he went to Let witness's mediae*, wlise Carroll attacked him, and endeavoured to rescue Sheehan from him custody. Another constable came tip, and they secured both prisoser& Yr. Seeker sentenced Sheehan to two months' hard labour for assaulting Yrs. Connaway, mod Carroll to one month, for attempting to rescue. TBS SANG'S OP LIATDICI TRAINS WHIII II lIIMOS. Mr. bond Slaw Doha, eberanit, of 43, Remotithotreet, Wlliningtonequare, Clsrkenwell, appared to • suaimams, before Mr. Trull, charging him with unlawfully leaving • train while in motion on the Landon and Brighton Railway, whereby he had incurred a penalty of 40s. Yr. Inspector Ansoombe attended on behalf of the caw pay to prosecute. Mr. Ge orge Borratt said he was a passenger by the &SS p.m. train on Thursday, the Bth instant, from Landes to New-cross, and while preparing to get out at the static*, and ow looking out of the window, he saw defendent, who was in • carriage nearer the wine, step oa to the platform. The train had not then stopped , and the defendant was immediately thrown on his face and sanaimed coasiderable injury by • cut over his eye. Mr. George Ring, station.marter at New-cross, said that ea the evening is question his attention was called to the delendaat, who was in a waiting-room at the station, in an insmisible state, and bleeding from a severe cut over the eye. Oa defeedaat's recovering wooer told him he had done very wan( in leaving the train before it had stopped, when the defendant replied, " I know it was very silly of raw but I d the train had topped . ."l, The defendant said s his opusion i t il ia le r aielli a lillift hat the must have recoiled, bat this war shown to have been impcesible, as an the train aat proceeded a distance of at least twelve yards t e! defead fell. FrmiU rid the defendant had reoeived eassidarahis Wary, which would no doubt have the effect cd at least a wanting to him in future. It was astonishing, however, to lad the risk, to life and limb theimblic can in leaving trains before stopping, and it was neesseary there fore notwithstanding the ajar, sustained to impose a pe salty. The defendant was then limed lA. and nu costs, which were at once paid. U. 11 SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. _ Two o'CLocw. The market for British railway shares is firm to-day, and an improvement, varying from 1 to 1 per cent., has taken place in most of the principal descriptions. London and North Western stock is now quoted Ern to 081 ; Great Western, Mite i ; Midland, 1121 to i; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 101 to 1 ; Great Northern, 111} to 1121 ; and Eastern Counties, 55 to I. ORDINARY AND MC= am" whoa bal RAILWAYS. Nol,Deg.*LJa. Am, WeL “soaVaL jaa,•Cliss. /me. daitaii.. aib Lis=tltd.C OaWinks _ sad lksailas Cornwall Do. A •se dlr. paid Jac D p.s. Is l. 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Ov. 6p. a Jea&Jely 100 .. Do. do. op. e. Apr. it Oct 100 111 Ulf BORLIGN OBLIGATIONS.' • • - - all G.LaimmaDdargap. caul all Do. lammed at ill. ... 11 17 ell Lomberdo-Valem6.3p. c. 1 all North.( l of Trona ommio) Sp. p. ea 11 1 all Do. Boa an Do. naieO)2lPAL 12 11 1111 Parisi Lyonsf per oust all Do. Now 1 par mat.. 11l lf all Ilaysl Swedish 6per cent - all !leathern of Prance/p.c. 111 all Victor STIIIIIMUNI 6p. c. 91 all W.&!f.W.otrrance3p.c. 111 100 f I rii ii I see a BRITISH NrIFIL Pt I CI. pleat I tam .n.lO I 111 It 1111 1 Imcg Ii allkad Dew. Ova = ) IL laa Ba G. rna ( ret Oheadca EVA. avast (11•40 ) Ortablir a el Amara Great Bona ?m ei O. Alfred .) G. Wb. Vor ( elske) itireerwrect alaplics Lads Down Bertha Mai lAirt) litiAre6Dowas wow. IW r f irlerot ie rossial _ • Nark illoal army ) Prow p . ro (1/). lea. Co. OIL Clorr).. Coro Dom ppm) . Dona kw I Qua WT" L laNia) _ 811.1d0011312.C. 11;7441riZoerrmdouria= j (Orms 1 WaS Beton 8,. . wised )EMI . lb. ) 11.1.9 : 5.3 . lk LL b. 1.5.11. iiii iii 10 11.1 lot Ni ES 44 14{ lift - 3 Si 28 . V_ :11 .MO.. . se 111 7 4 1} 11 166 180 :d 27 IS 0 . i t 20 21 90 96 seo 180 160 100 It z 4 ill!-T&!•1 ,114,11. I 1 . ; ., : . 31 : r ieriLlIallet • • id (Oakiel) Witty (Us. Lisa "al 6 TreliVily akk.)l 101.1110111 XLlfill. iri s l "in 1 ii I sit U Ui Ul U effirte 'Sat 43 . 46. i s t 1 14 21 ~.. pa 47 1 i id r 'IP= !a, 1.4, i 1 1 10INT !ROCK No. 18! I BUM I Pd. ICL prima. I Rolm. io. 1:: Ara sod U. ME Bask ... t - 71 74 i 5 • 109 at M 46 60 U 00. in et A NO Nitta N. Am..4ca - f Mart. Bank at hills, Australia, and China . all 101 U 10,88112 Clarlrd. Mere. at India, Loa., and China in n $4 4 IN 16 so • $7 n to .le . . a Canada aL WO • et Loallie lO 18 11 10 Ileatlellml an 1114 11111 , r 2 i. • ;LT= all `2l 1114 so SI 22 MM. . _. IN mai WalintneB4o so 1 a :gig xicstimall7wDe•Pnwootaulkslakiateww7sivern • —: Dank 18 171 Id II 10 Proelnelal ot Ireland 1 10 Do. Now IS Amilesna— II Union • Unison& 12 Union ef Lawton U 8 Us* MOW Ili ..-80 MMICELLANIOUS. .:e.. I 811. I Oneannin • 111 d ICL prima I tiolea • 10,000 10 Anglo-Mexican Mint 10,0001 25 Austral= Agresal 360,1 Tel (Lim.) an {7,000 10 Devlin aterwmti., 14 t Anisrkaa land • 60 net airsomo.vo an $7 n 0.30 1,181 10 Do. 11 7 per e. 111112 UR an 70 a 11, 99 Do. C 19U 214 (and all iii 8 1110 , 10 Islands TIL Q 2,3 19 an 74 114 1934 00,400 11l 11;of Eng.& ftireM an 12 27 U. II Fret 4 cant. all 244 264 LIMNS ft Pala7ce per 1111 25 30 11/1, ft . ?relevance lOO 100 1014 710, 81 Do. Bp. et Deb. WO 101 106 MOM at. laerarle Ti~e~ . 108 106 107 7,190 16 De. Now l6 4 14pm 70.000 5 Ihm. mad Auk 089. 90,000 15 Dew • 21 —I 1 zn z a 3.14.::: l 600 i Gabill A Lam. Dino et . ):: 1 q ..'.1:44111 St 20 Leaden Mamma ( )' 1 11 IMs 109000 4 Loo. Oen. Omnibus On all li 14 14 60.000 90 Madras belga. • Oanal 1 1 14 pm 30,000 10 MedilffreamanilleaTeL a& 11,000 10 Mediter. X:. NL((La) an 8 4 80,000 25 Natioaal Dtaeost Co 6 1 Of dia. 11.310 10 Netherlands Lad * 60.000 6 Do. Bp. e., b. at 1 din an s I 1.714 100 N. Berm. &N. eco6. Id. 80 10 11 188. • IN. BritAustralariMa all L i 60, 1 Gea 60,,. 1 Do. •• New Shane " .} per 10.' IS la. atm. (ItAm.)A, I 6. 10 Do. do. II 8 10, . 10 Do. do. C In 281 000,000 et. 1 River land a MU. all 40 61 10,'' 50 Penh.. and Ode. IS all VI $1 Tie 20.000 50 Do. Now 40,000 50 nod Sea & o lad. TeL 44 10,000 50 . e. tor 60 Iron Br. Om 11l 4 Ipa 16t 10,000 15 glair allan a 7so 16, 100 Royal Mall Nam _ 0 81 6$ 2,' 84. eoottlell Amt. Ineenta. 100 196 In 14,1200. 26 %oath Araliallma laid an 36 32 76. , 1 uhmarise Tel Scrip 75, 1 Do. do. 11.421012•4 all I 1.8 80, 10 a La. Os. Up. Cam 11 10, 100 Vaa Dimienk UM.— 11114, U 18 MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'Owoz. A better feeling is evinced to-day, and Cantos have improved 1 per cent. compared with the last price of yesterday. British railway shares are also generally firmer. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent Renter were quoted 87.90, being 1 percent. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 941, /, and for money, and 911 for the account The present quotations are 941 to 1 for money, and 941 to j for the account. The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1869 has also been dealt in (at 1041, 1041, and 1041 ; I the Five per Cent enlaced rupee paper, M 991 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., at 1061 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858, at 971 ; ditto 1859, at 97 and 97/ ; India Bonds, at 3s. dia. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 19s. and 18e. pram. The transactions in the foreign stock market have been moderate, and no important variations have occurred in prices. Sales are recorded as follows:--Brarilian ,Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1862, 911 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 861 ; ditto Deferred, 24/, 24 1;1 Chili= Six per Cents., 108 ; French Three per Cent. Rentes, 87f. 25c. (exchange, 25fr.) ;. Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 431,44 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 86 ; Spanish Passive, 141 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 80; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 891 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 102. Business at the Bank continues brisk, the terms in the open market being 4 to 4/ per cent. for the best bills. Good six months paper is placed at 41 to 6. In the Stock Exchange the rate for loans on Consols remains as high as 4 per cent The 57,0001. by the Essex has been taken for exportation. All the recent supplies of gold are now exhausted, but more is shortly expected from Austral a, the Cleadon having been at sea 112 days, with 88,0001., and the Copenhagen and Wellesley 88 days each—the former with 157,0001., and the latter with 94,0001. The Champion of the Seas, with 178,0001., has also been out 82 days, and the Suffolk, with 129,0001., 71 days. The price of silver has declined to se. 2d. per ounce standard, owing to the tenor of the letters received from Bombay. The amount of specie as yet purchased for the Bombay steamer of the 27th instant is limited. A clause in the agreement between the Red ; Sea Telegraph Company and Messrs. Newell and Co. provides that the latter shall keep the cable be tween Aden and Kurrachee in working order for one month from the date of its submersion. As the month expired on the 14th inst., the next ad vices from Aden will probably mention the formal trander of the line to the hands of the company, who will then throw it open for public messages. The Canadian government have just performed an act of liberality towards the Great Western Railway Company of Canada which will not be without a favourable influence upon the general credit of the province in the English market. The government have consented to remit for three yeses the interest upon the outstanding balance of their loan to the company, which amounts to 679,687/. sterling. This commotion makes a diffe rence of about 17,0001. in favour of the comparey for the half-year ending the Slat January. Hence the ability of the board to declare for that period, as already announced, a dividend at the rate of 2 per cent. per annum, with a surplus of 9,6171. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 6,7251. ; the (heat Northern an increase of 3,8251. ' • the great Western an increase of 7881. ; and the London and South Wes tern an increase of 5361. Extraordinary meetings of the Worcester and Hereford, and Newport, Abergavenny, and Here ford Railway Companies, are called for the 6th of April, in London, to approve certain bills, one of which authorises the amalgamation of these two undertakings with the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Railway Company, under the name of the West Midland Railway Company. The numbers are published of bonds of the Anglo-Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan to the amount of 135,3001., which have been can celled this month under the half-year's redemption fund. The precise sum applicable to the purpose was 127,0311. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and miscellaneous shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : Ineunises.—AtlatilAlliance British and Irareign, 17+ ; ditto Marine, ; uity sad law, ; Gleba, 100 i ; Guardian, 53, ; I y Marlon, 165 ex div. ; Marine, 110* ; Ocean Marisa flf, Bock Life, 8i; Universal Marine, 21, 3 ; Unisenal Life, 26. Gen—city of London A, 20i, 93, ex div. ,• Great Central, 101 10e, Al • Imperial, 73j, ex div. • ditto debentures, ; Phonics, 60, ex div. ; Westanineter Chartered, GO, div. ; Western, 12f. books. -Commercial, 106; Fait and West India, 119; ...Le s esisra, 70e ; Victoria, 102. t..ensi.—Bagest's, 184. A payment of &L in the pound is advertised to the holders of shares in the Clamorgan Land Asso ciation, issued in London in Sept., 1840. The sixth annual meeting of the United King dom Vinegar Company is called for the 30th inst. Amongst the cargo of the Dona Anita, which has recently cleared from Shanghai for England, is a small quantity of tea from Japan. The quality is described as very common. The Florence and Sea Nymph have arrived from China with 1,456,10011 m. of tea: WplllllllllT Erasure. Consols, which closed yesterday at 941 to I, for the 11th of April, opened this morning at the same quotation, were subsequently offered at 94f, and closed at 94} to ft. For money, the last price was 94} to f. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94j, f, f ditto, for alcount (11th April), 94, 94} ; the Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 1041 ; the Five per Cent. " enfaoed" rupee paper, 981, 991 ; ditto, Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 106, 1041 ; the Indian F per our Cent. Debentures, 1868 , 97 ; India Bonds, 2s. dis. f The Indian rupee pa was rather flat the Five per Cent, closing at to 99, and the Five-and a-Half per Cent, at 1 to 106. The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 186 was quoted 104 to I, and Exchequer Bills, 17. to 20s. prem. The foreign stock market was quiet. Turkish Bonds were dull : the Loan of 1864 was last quoted 79f to 80 • that of 1858, Ml} lio HS ; Mexican 21} to 1 ; Spanish Three per Gate., 45 to* ; ditto : De ferred, Nto I. Buenos Ayres Bonds were inquired for. There was no variation of importance in the market for bank, land, steam, and miscellaneous shares. Red Sea Telegraph were dull, at Ito I prem. and Great Ship ran• firmer, at 9s. to 10e. ' Oriental Inland Steam A shares were offi cially marked S (W. paid). The A stock of the Great Northern Railway Company rose about 21 per cent. to-day, closing at 109 to 111. The letters of allotment of the London and Pro vincial Marine Insuranoe Company were distributed this morning. The quotation, after advancing to * to * prem., owing to purchases by previous spe culative sellers, closed the same as yesterday, at to prem. The closing quotations for the shares in new projects were as follow :—Ocean Marine 3 3-18 to 3 6-18 prem. ; Universal Marine, ll2 73 b -7 1 4 to ; prem.; Bank of Turkey, to 11 die. ; Buenos Ayres and San Fernando Railway, 1 to 1* and City of London Brewery Preference, * to 1 prem. METROPOLITAN Fins HOMATTAL, DITONENTI2- *QUAIL CWT. —The uember ed =relieved week during the ending 17 was— 1,197; swami, 4911; MAW, 403; et 'dike 995 worn now eon or. No. Bh. l 363dia N . ,& -6 33 11-2 ? - A llotr an .weed i 10,000 36 lira& imp. (wall. ) 11,000 10 Do. et. John U 10,000 6 Do. Wadi NIL 00. .1 110,0001 1 Cia.Coa. Ms. Ow Jaw d 12.000 dl Cohn Coosa 10,000 75.000 1 at a rounteds eD 25,000 2 Tort.. 10, 10 Bdooo ooo 04. Northern ad. Anstrgia ) 1 711,000 n [Agenda (153 L) 15,000 I Linares 10,000 6 Ladtanian 103,813 1 liarionits all 00,000 1 N. nine Copper t Australia (Ma.) af lOn 10,000 10 band IlWar ell 100,000 6 Port Phillip 1 80,000 1 geottiab Area. (La) II& 43,174 28.231 United Madan 30,000 1 Worthing (Ilan.) in 40,000 1 Do. -- t! 111_ 41. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (iT [LAMM . ) WARWICK KLETING.--(THIS DAY.) ANNUAL STEEPLECHASE About four lam*" Brunette, Huntsmaa, Goldsmith, Maria Apes, Liakboy, Contention, Johnny, Wee Nell, and Guzzler me hare., gUSIP HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. Two mlles.llllEl4l Maria Agnes, Woecester, The Dane, Magenta, Patella, Contentioa, Grillade, Johnny, Broadway Swell, Corkscrew, Disznant, The Poet, and Allred the Great are beralaggla HUNT STEEPLECHASE About three miles. Blue Bell, Emperor by Atlantic, Emily, Worcester, Me don, Pigeon, Lightairg, Lillingtott Emperor, Delos, Gentleness, Wade, Mite g, sad Vertumnus are here. Ono= Mamma —Charles IL, Imeola, Sir Richard, Gipsy, Wooara, sod Quicksilver. Tug Atruntiam LmiuTtom.--The Austrian Minis- ter and the Omits= d'Appasyl 11111“ honoured lest evening by the ooh of the &chess of Oambridp and the Princess Mary, et dieser, at Mambo Hama Tbnr royal hienese were sp a Lady Goalies din em Ind Cahisi Home Term. There were preen* at er to mot the royal vans, the Duke and Daises of Had borongli, the Harm& Ihrehiesses Lesissoderry, the Red sad Camden of Derby and lady Rama honey, the Nand Clernodes the Lei of Blalnimbery, Viscount S say, Lard &Rona, Lard Robert Monter; Captodu F /IL Taney_ , Coast Wirspills, °aunt Doernborc Cash Raiseby. The Countess d'dinner, had a 111011116. compliment to h ere, whit* ems both sumerously and brilliantly &needed. Tim IMO tat A miottra.—The Dultrtn Mormi s t Nov. hr bent permitted to publish the fallowing exii from • inter.receired by ow of the bib bishops from a easning gempenna in America, " exposing; says Dr. Cul -1,.'. wpm the terrible injury likely to be wrought by the own want ef th,night and the mischievous enigma time of • reverted gentleman, who, it would agise Mee publigneg some fatten from America in the ueirran: Can c. I perceive, u is a wriisig -7 ToT o t i t . = betray the land,' alving g t 7ing ign acetfti rance of the of the hint in America. They are fals e ° , and I say so with regret. 06, what an awful remonaibility rash on Ihm K he be the mew of Seducing &arms to give up home and home to asme to America! In every city esti tows througliout the Curs the are to he Musa honed, seglehad, and ittrße aoly gives the flair Me al he nosy. It „ suserl home mosey, bet hew army them will, mewl nen day to the hisere home, Mr di VISIT WSW. Wild. V throws est ef Mt? mew thoulancie of them me ale, as I robs &et would west ` ler . a bit to eat? Ask the er the priest hid pos erases them how tar the ars hominoid by waft te Amarisa—tbsy an te ll. a. at them ewer me • happy day mho they he.. beam/ They Any& hoe in potertq, hawks wain to taw tams bat heir true eathohe loan. Aa am hishrui, se a catholic, I , i es as emez Graff. letters are am Ids loses sad beg thus to mhusim ic self woad hem Oise better at home fair .* &es he UMMIDICaIi LiMaruis —Pinworm, ilVsn!rne- Mar —TM goodge el his seighbourbeed hem ben actively hr seem thee pain assweing the reported died TIRO a nab ftgibheren who he reseatly died es the Cestih. Noe Om • mortar at • seurary ram the we Min at Plymouth the holy el • menerem in a rough ship sedha, covered man sheelp via hoed slut Diseased was a native of Carmen% who Led , a prirooly forme Is ?inept and wins where* hems, ls a oiling vesesi. Rol an Levi Hie remiss were ocieveyed to the plain at he ..tidy, Mimi, where they were buried, oh • bemire misuser's. was erected to big the churn. Hi will required that the tee moms he left .hssM become the property of a peer Isphirw, pro triad he bet his same, Lys. !nephew Those terms tae Nephew asembol, ark for some quitted arel wad te Italy, whe u rge ri r ‘ aucle, be eline peewees Is trade, deal* wing. Hi. &One bse ambled. =a, hangs dyed resLa* chadlass. the hire d his property, mid to be Ism rims atter tbe death of hie wife, filo in aped mli fib iaa te the blood mkt' sash of wham are calledand Ste , pima 7My reside chiedy in this vicinity, end are in hobo shout eight.: each receives at the pelmet time 1,00 W., sad it it retimatal that hereafter everyore of them will ohne 60,000 f. in addition. CAZLISIS COFFIN The Paisley Herold says :—" In rotenone, to ths el the and wanes body wee discovered ernes time ghee in a ealin m ama in a box at Carlisle, indrawn to Xra Lasn and whisk has mime twee traced to Greseask we msdneteed that, es sa hairdo of a partios d tie eismosh, psi. in boa freste lagers ides. Do. Met; Mat STdoili - Ditto iltdinhorgh and allow Edle hro , l Perth Deed e' ens, Forth sad ClVie Jon& Oleago. & & Water& Groat Korth of ficoliod Xorthere Do. • Noel .. _ Do. 3 BIM IL OwMit Willi gm/ Moe ail= DwitsyrTaLfies.l.l9t *ll-'111 1. 06 °N.1404a- I Wo Immint mi. ollen: da n d - - _ Ds are mug AAA Ire a oyorw - ill all all 9 all lie,l Do. Mrs.l Deft Ot. WaissM) Neercasihr sad om Newyork Aber., &Eant. Newry& ArsonAdet Newry,Weneage. tam Notc Northern Coaling Ui North Mite& No Devoe Mt &D 'sn7. losiono—Dolorick_ Do. o.NArero. Do. i::r --- EkT. York North Load= XereALWaSseshos North ir.o llo 11411 1 .811 . 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Mik tskas. do. Ve1b..X . 72. et r Y od 1 ,-•.... de. da look de. Deep. de.l De. de. Lod de (United) -- NAN De. ekbeILIC. 1 et L Aslsevei 1 . .—_. ._._ 1 1 1 LIS 141 1141 118 114 1111 144 181 us Ili 114 1111 1N 1k lin 0 U 24 11l 117 114 11i US 157 l f N 70 11) 141 HP 108 54 PS 111 1! 111 112 1111 112 W if . I; 1 d Mar 1.11 ISI 117 11* 7? It 191 1911 IN. 1411 I 1 14 IN IM IN IN N N N 11l N N N N 22 9 IN IS IS N U MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cuicx. The market for British mining shams continues quiet. In the Stock Exchange transactions have taken place in Unity, North Downs, Great Retal lack, East Wheal Russell, West Caradon, and Nant-y-Jago. In foreign mining shares Fortuna have been dealt in at 2/ ; and Luaitanian, at 2i to 2/. The Master of the Rolla, who is charged wig, the winding aapp of the Cae•Oynon Mining Company, proves*, oo the nrd tOSt. • to wake a call of 4a. per share upon the COl6. tributoriea. At • meeting of adventurers in Great Wheel Vas, held rgray, the accounts showed • lam cm the three months of `l• bd. A report we read, which moommended ocedining operations for the present to Wheal Metal. The chairman, in moving the adoption of the report and ac counts, mid he hoped by only working Wheel Metal they would soon show a balance on the right side, or at ell events he believed they would be able to work within met. It ems most desirable to confine the operations am proposed, aa:l:i c xtending the they w ou ld b e compe ll e d to make call upon the shareholders for additional capital The Game /Line accounts, presented at the meeting held ymusesdey, showed • balance d liabilities over meets of 7s. 11d. A cell of 2e. Bd. per Mare was mode. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) &MAL — LANE. Wee of foreign are going o ff w i t h o . cd spirit to-day. unaltered. Dorris.—Thu article is very dm and the public sales are progressing steadily. ` Tie. —The public sales to-day do not give fresh quo- Prot.—The demand continues good. Rum.—Demerara proof of fair quality sold at 2a. 00. Batt his a firm appearance ; good white Bengal sold at bout 13s. ; Arnow Ba. 13d. PIMIt continues dull of sale. Parr r° in limited demand. COTTON.—No sales reported. Prices steady. TALLOW MARKET.---(THIS DAY.) The market continues and a fresh reduction of 3d. per cwt hes been submitted to. Town tallow is quoted 555. 3d. net esat ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 575. 9d. ; Kirsh, 575. 9d. ; April to la ne, 545. 6d. ; October to December, 535. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. The number of beasts i (THD3 s net DAY.) larger, but the demand is small, consequently they cannot all be disposed of. Priam on the average are lower. The supply of sheep exceeds the demand ; very little business is tramacted, sod that at lower totes. Calves are selling about the lame as oa Monday. Our foreign supply consists of 470 sheep and 91 calves. Milch cows, no. Par stone of Sibs. s. d. s. d. Per stone of 81b. s. d. s. d. Best Soots, Hared+. 4 4 8 DastDne&li6bdsBh 4 8 4 HI Bost Short-horns 4 4 6 Beet Long-wools 6 4 5 • Second qua. beasts S B 8 Do. do. Shorn 4 4 4 6 Calves - B 4 6 • Do. do. Shorn . 4 4 4 Beet Dos& Hll•breds 5 6 8 Lasts - • Issas at 'sadist. 945; Rom and Lambs, 4,400 . Calves. led; / 1 6 1 . 170. HAY MARKET.--(1:11I8 DAY.) Messrs. Davis and Company report Ueda fair ; price; without alteration. Prime meadow bay, 70s. to 80s. ; ZeTditto, 84s. togas. ; inferior do., 56e. to SOL r e = t i o °r flOn ; clover, old, 90n. to 105 e. ; ditto, new, eat, Me. to 88e. ; straw, 265. to 30e. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LrrEneool., Mann 21.—flake today: Caledonian. 904 z d Great Northern. 1104—Laneriehlre and Yorkshire, 1004 London and North Western, 98—Midland, 1114 I 4—Newcastle and arlisle, 112—North Eastern Berwl nt h 9ll Eastern, 944, Da ad ., d—Grand Think of lik M.—Great Western of Canada, 12$ ce Company. IL Is. fkl. p. IlastWarlan, MAWR 21.—The mark* was again rather actin. and closed Ire. Bank of Manchester —Leeds, 100 1 —Landow, 011—Ifklland, 111 I—Dovers, Ida, el/ — Canadair, 12 1/616-lEleaad lourand-a-Half per Cents., 1024-- Trunks, II 16441.—North etallorda, d. Iludensanan, 'Luton EL—Badness was brisk la this market toda Larosetw and 111rmfachain Canals wore drat In at 19— Dlrm lhanldne Ossepan4 shame at 10—Dndlay and West Broca er h Beak *MO at ll—Wolverhampton and Btaffordshke Bank shares at 10—Great Western Eiranneliant Guaranteed stock at 751. 13s. 9d. EXTRAORDINARY Arraca.—A GiorrizitAN Snot i.e BRADIoRD. Mr. J. R. W. Thompson, solicitor, of Bradford, was, about ten o'clock on Monday night, peeing •on the road between Carr Syke, Heaton, and the Cleekhouse Gates, in limning ham • when under the high wall which bounds the Clook home grounds, opposite the end of Jumbles.lane, a man suddenly thrust out his arm, placed a pistol to Mr. Tl n cz son's head, and discharged it. The bullet passed th i the left aide of the upper lip, took away two of the teeth from the upper jaw on the right side, also broke some of the teeth in the lower Jew, and then, peeing outw.lrds, =ita eel the right cheek. Mr. Thompson s smailant then in the direction of Jumblee.lane. No re: sum for the murderous attack can be assigned. Whether the pistol warn fired in mistake, another victim being intended or it was the act of a maniac cannot be deter min ed. Mr. Thompson is now out of danger, but is shockingly disfigured. His assailant has not been discovered. AN KirwtuoN Amicoirra.—A correspondent in forms on that previous to the terrible calamity at Wails. end Colliery in 1836, when 102 persons lost their lives, the men were exceedingly apprehensive of the =e minent danger they were in. Many of them, cape. cially the younger portion, used to meet in a neighbour's house, the house of the sister of our eterespoodent r and talk about the explosive condition of the pit at that very time. Among other things they talked of how much persons were sometimes dis6avtekl us that they were not able to be recognised by their own friends. A very few evenings before the explosion this was the subject of talk, and one young man remarked— " Mother mended my =moon a few days ago, and put such a curious patch on that I said to her, 'Mother, I think you have psi a mark upon me to know me should the pit fire.' " The pit fired, and true enough, though his mother had not designed this, it wee the colt mark by which she could recognise her child. —Names* EirNotrian RIIOOIIRRY OF Loter MONEY.--Ore Tuesday morellos a respectable woman, somewhat advanced in life, and living in Wolverhampton, left the Queen-street Railway Station to go by the Stour Valley Railway to a station near Birmingham to attend a sale of furniture. To make the necessary purchases she took with her between 60L and 601. in notes and gold, and wrapping the money in a paper parcel placed it in her pocket. Upon getting to the station where she had to alight she was much distressed to find that her gooney wee gone. She took the first train back to Wolverhampton, where she had reams to believe that she dropped her mosey. As the return train entered the station she was observed to look out of the window with Rt eagerness, leap out of the carriage before the train well stopped, and run rotted to the departure aide. • ere she jumped from the platform on to the line and picked up her pared of money, which her 7•1133011.4 eye had perceived lying upon the space between the platform and the nearest lines of metals.—Weteeraampton Chronicle. Tan Cams-CoNewre nr Panie.—The Korn et Ourette des Thfittres says .—"The attention of the Minister of State has for some time past been attracted to the ea t:coachmen= of the cafés-concerts in Paris. At first these establishments confined themselves to causing performers to sing detached airs ; then they gave duce, thentnes, and then little by little entire scenea. The singer, too, who at first figured only in plain clothes, afterwards appeared in cos tume; and eventually entire operettas were executed. Is this manner, more than one café became a veritable theatre, in spite of the formal directions of the authorities. The minister has resolved to put an end to this competition Mlle or lees direct to the privileged theatres. He bas called the attention of the Prefect of Police to the matter ; and boa, moreover, caused one cafe-concert, which wen particularly bold in its violations of the regulations, to be temporarily closed." The inhabitants of the valley of Andorre, on the southern slope of the Pyrenees, between France and Spain, the political organisation of which is as is well known, quite primitive and patriarchal, have just been witness of a sad spectacle. A young man had been condemned to death for murder, and the whole population of the valley is arms, and headed by the authorities, were present at the execution. The executioner, an inhabitant of the valley, and who had his heed and face covered with a thick veil, displayed considerable agitation is the performance of his duties, for which he received 150 fr. This event produced a deep sensation throughout the whole of the little republic, where an execution has not taken place for the last two centuries. Tan Suarziasiritsx RAILWAY.—It having been - - • •• ascertained that the bed of the new sewer sow conetnictial in the St. Paismaa-roakßattle-bridge, for the purpose diverting the channel of the old sewer, which would other. wise interfere with the works of the Subterranean Railway, is nearly seven feet above the required level, the tunnelling has been suspended, and workmen are actively engaged ta. sinking abate to the depth required. OXFORD, WONAMETIR, AN D WOLV ZRH A M PTON' RAMWAT.—The total traffic receipts of this employ for the fortnight ending the 11th of March were 9.878/. 9s. 61.; and for the corresponding fortnight of 1689 Sher were 8,5131. 19s. 11d. The expenditure amounted to 4,1101. Is. St, or at the rate of 41.62 per cent.; whilst those for the corresponding fortnight of 1860 amounted to 3,7901. la. 3d., or at the rate of 44.19 per cent. The • 8 reeeipta for the first five fortnights and one day oft = year amounted to 46,793/. 16e. 7d., as against 43,583/. 10e. lid. for the ocereeponding five fortnights and two days at the previous year. And the aggregate expanses for the first five fortnights and one day of the half•year amouififil to 20,8021. lea. 7d., being at the rate of 44. per cent:, to against 19,5831. 10a. ld. for the corresponding five fortnights and two days of the previous year, or at the rate of .44.911 per cent. t ~~ ~!