The Express. — London, England, 1865-04-12 00:00:00

CBARTBAED BANK OP INDIA.-(THIS DAY.) -•-- Tide day, the general meeting of proprietors was brad st the Logsdon Tann ; Mr. Macrae .y M.P., in the Th o fen= =era s : reed : era for the yeer elided 31s1 Da ewoo het, new pronated to the shareholders, *AWN • m o melt of 101,8371.18& lid. to which bas to be raided the m e G 113,06 1 1. 14e. 44., carried forward from the previous o af. After dandies the ligalf.yearly interim dividend Word on sth October last, animating to 54,5401.. there mo w • dimmable balance now a/ 63,3491. 19s. 9d. directors regret that they feel under the moo * of petting raids • sum of 22,000/. to . 0 4 tad and doubtful debts, shinty attributable to the m eet depreciation of Eastern produce held so °almond mo m. Out of the rum of 41,3491. 1%. 9d. remaining goy recommended the shareholders to declare • di vidend g i rths Ulf-year aided 31st December bet at the rate of Mo pe mak per annum, free of income-taxi, and which with the previous half-year's !uteri= draidead, will amoral to 121 per cent. for the whole year. A knees of 43491. 12s. 9d. will then ra m ole to be carried over to the new account. At the bra manual meeting the directors reported that the mod= ea the new of 7,Booraw shwas had bees received ; need they have now to add that ail the calls fa furtherance of this bermes of the beek's capital, raising it to 800,0001., vie duly paid up-the reserve fund now anwentrag to $3,0001. "Liabilities end sere* 31st December. 1864.-Dr. To mi geg, anseust paid np la full, 800,0001. ,• to reserved ...h is had, 105,00 W. ; toessoust due by the beak, iaelad i-bge payable. motes is oirealseton, mosey deposited, arrest semen* 4.053,5581. 6s. 9d. ; to prat m g ha. net bedew* of mit, after paying all enr moe cimmee, directors' 'Woven% Inmere-lar., he., etBl9l. 12. 9d. ; total, 5,021,9071. 19e. 6d. ; ;By seek sad bullies in band, and cash at baskets, at le Medellin, end ageocies, 799,3284 19s. 6d.; by tram ming o acauniee, 281,0901. 10s. 9d.; hy_ other esonrities, is oraßeg tau niesivable sad loans, 3,907,0561. 3s. 7d. ; by prescient and odic* asd homes furniture • at head Vasa agennes, 34,4321. 5.. Bd.; toes! 5,021,9074 191 66 - " Peat sad tom inicegint-Dr. 1864, OeL 5, to eleventh eased, declared this day, being en interim divided for the balf-year to 30111 Jabs lank at the rate of 15 per east. per wo n, on 33.200 original shares, 48,3001. ; to dividend o f 16s, per share Om 7,800 Dew shame, 6,9401. • Dec. 31., to mi meo of profits at this date. 63,3491. 9L • NMI, 117,8891. 1%. 9d. Cr. : 1864 , March 22 , by Warne Ineaght homed amount, 13,0611. 14e. 4d. ; December 31, by net min far the yew ending this day, 104,8271. 18.. sd.- 117,8894 1%. 94. " Profit and lees-New Aecount.-Dr. 1865. March 22.- Ts samara veinal' off to meet bad sad doubtful debts, 2000/.; to proposed dividend (121 h) for the Let haf t = st the rate of 10 cur link per annum, 40,000 6 ; to carried forward. 3491. 1%. 9d. • total, 63,3491. 1%. 9d. 0r.1864. Dee. 31. y balsam bronght dowry 63,3494124.9 d.; geol. 63,3491. 12s. 9d. 1865. lane 37. By bamboo, 1,3491. I. 9d." The Qumran. in cumin itg ad tics, laid that the melt of the half-year had not the arperratieng ha bald eat at the last meeting. This was owing to failures in Mil, mercantile boners, and the fall which occurred in ea mice of articles of Indian produce. On the 14th of Hera the estimated loss was 22,0001. ; but the crisis wee we yet over, and further lames might be sustained an houses emanated with the East were fain every day. He was yaw to my that they had not sustained • Ices of a shilling by the failure of Mr. J. Glachtooe. Tiers wee another house, which be would not name ' by which the debt due to them was reduced how 70,0004 to 10,0031., and there would probably be no Ices at all. They had suffered from the high value of mosey to the attest of 20,0001. trader all the. circumetanoss be thought they were sot doing badly to divide 12) per mat. (Neer, hem.) The 281,0001. which they bad on goverameat securities, was carried over at the actual market value on the 31st of December. But they bad not taken over the rum invested abroad in lands sad building at the cost pram He believed they could rules them now at nearly double the cost. With regard to the future he believed they might look forward to a speedy termination of the Americas war, which he coexisted would lead to the increased prosperity of the compasy. They were doing well ; their credit was good, gad be believed their prospects were faar. (Hear). Er. Bp.e semeded the motion. lan* to a Stiasetiozzorw, The Ceanittx said that there were Me ilireebwe. Their retnuneration up to bat year wu 2,5001., but last year it had been raised to 4.000/. There was no objection to pub lishiog the names of the directors. There was no present intention of ineremaing the amount of capital, which now dad at 800,0001. The report nu then adopted, and a dividend at the tate of 10 per out. per annum, free of income tem, was de clared, which, with the previous half-year's interim divi dead, would amount to per east. for the year. A vote of thaake to the chairman terminated the proceed bgs. ELECTION FOR SOUTH SHROPSHIRE. (THIS DAY.) (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) SHREWSBURY, w - IDNESDAT. Colonel Percy Herbert was elected this morning for South Shropshire, without opposition. In his speech on the hustinp he said he would support Lord Derby in parliament, and that he bad no contideoce in the present porernment. ROBBERY OP £760 BY A BANK OP ENGLAND PORTEIt. This morning Detective Sergeant Wohb, of the 017 polies, apprehended a porter named Seamuslam, is the eelloy of the Bank of &alibied, on a charge of steal * a me pocket-book, containing • large quo tity of Bank notes. Samuelson has been in the service of the Bank thirty years. In October last • dark in the dividend department of the Bank of England had an occasion to leave his desk for a few minutes with the cue containing the notes lying on the desk, and on his return it was found to be missing. The authorities in stituted the most diligent inquiry into the affair, but acting we. elicited to point to the guilty party. The UM contained two 1001. notes, four 501. notes, sixteen 101., aid 3.4 51. The numbers were at new printed and circu lated throughout the police stations in the oonotry, and the soles were ordered to be stopped. Nothing further was heard of the robbery until a few days ago, when two of the 10/. notes came Moo the Bank from parties at Hall alio had cashed them. The circumstance was made known to the police, and the officer Webb was instructed to proceed to Hall, and the result of his inquiry led to his returning to the Bank of England and apprehending Samuelson, who was identified as the pence who culled the notes in Putioa, and an Webb searching Samuelsoe, he discovered the whole of the remainder of the stolen notes annealed on km. He will be examined this afternoon before the Lord Mayor, at the Mansion-hones. THE Pores Ihnensso."—The Pope, about ten One beck, was pleased to aooord an audience to upwards of MO persons who bad come to Rome to attend the ogre. maim of the Holy Week. On that occasion his Hollins' yreconeced • short allocation, gives as follows by the Btaidardo Cattolico :—" Many persons desire the blessings of the Pope ; if the person who bestows it is only con sidered, it is without value, bat if He who Is represented by the giver ie regarded, theta the benediction is useful led necessary—ebove all, in the ted times in which we 1 M living. we ere besieged with so many onstradie hoes and misfortunes that without the menial lid of Heaven we could not bear the burden by which we are overwhelmed. Men of great genius who utter truths are indeed to be met with. But, as tines sayings have not foe hmis the catholic religion, there is no use rn pronouncing them. Therefore, keep in mind, I beg you, and endeavour to inculcate on your children and all the members of your Wailes, that the troth is to be found solely in the apostolic sad Roman catholic church. May the bleesing, therefore, le of use to you with that object ! Key it accompa you on only in the journey which you will have t° make to morn home, but also still more in that which each of us wIII bans to perform to go from earth to heaven, where I 101 l await you." Tag SIAMESE TwiNs.—The Siamese twins are Nails North Carolina, where they farm • slave plea. lance. They married two sisters, and while they kid five children each the sisters lived happily. Whea Gee of th em, however, had a sixth child spanned, and would not live wader the same She twins are now 50 years old. One of len is dieg, and experimeate bare been made find out if the ligature that binds them were ant whether wagY °odd ironies. On the ligature being tied so es to hat the the circulation of the blood, the twine fainted. It is GAMMA therefore, that when one dies they cermet be sew thlet and both must peneh. Their respiration is eye drowse whoa they are calm ; their boors of sleeping and wilier and their joys, sorrows, and desires are the eame.— Ifele Yore Paper. A BRIDE ELECT BURNT TO DEATH.—AM inquiry held on &tan*, at Norton, by the coroner for the let Riding of Yorkshire. respecting the death of • yens( Sized Annie Eliz a beth Marshall, wbo had been hee ler brother's house at Rosedale, ie the North aid bad come to Norton • few days previously it* the purpose of being married. It appeared from the ondeens that the young person had eat up with her lover sae light after the family had retired to Teat. Both, how. ceer.had fallen asleep, mid a rink had fallow out of the fire, env her deem. The y oung man, as awakeehor, Need Weeded wife in Semis, and is hie eadeannue to ex filimoisk them he wee very seriously burnt. The poor Ewoman was m dreadfully buret, especial!) about the that, after lingeri ng i n torture till Saturday, she er ne verdict of the jury way, " Died from exhasse thoe calmed by ace:dental burning." I 311394. 4,.. Bei*. Matt. 0316... Itlow. &NOM 4401 Soak& 1130 no 1500 231. .. 470 1 70 I nab !Foreign ' 930 790 :: 9200 .. iio T•tal ' 1440 1 2103 Isoo Ism 1.. 000 LIVERPOOL COTTON MAREET. In u (THIS DAY.) ill (IT DMITRI° AND DMINNAMONAL TTLIONANN.) 81 (PION 001 owl ooaasarosozwr.) ti Market quiet. Balm about 3,000 or 4,000 talcs, at I fall- i t tag Prim- II MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) &MAIL —The market is steady, but quiet. Only trills( ales of British West India, at previous rata. Mauritius, ordinary and middling brown, 9M. 6d. to 26e.; floe brown and low yellow. 29a to 31.5. 6d. Bengal yellow Go:palish date, 325. Refined Meow continue in good demand ; dried goods steady but quiet. Corm—The demand for plautatioe Ceylon continues I active, at full prices to 6d. advaaoe; triage and mixed, 45.. to 695. 6d.; floe and line bee ordinary, 74e. to 78c; low middling sad middling, 765. 6d. to 83s. ; good middling, 63a. 6d. to 86s. 6d. Native Ceylon is doll of sale and rather cheaper ; good ordinary, 665. to 67a 6d. Tau.—The public sales of Indian have passed off irregn garly, Amnon& at fully 2d. decline. Lorshaut at advanced prase. Other description.at previous rates. Rota—A small parcel of Jamaios sold at steady prices ; 99 puncheons of Demerara, at In. 7d. ; and 30 puncheons of Babies, at Is. 6id. SALlTsrac.—Buiner has been dons at abo...t previous prices, but 1 ull particulars have not transpired. COMM.—The market he. become quiet but prices are without quotable amp. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the following prices :—Towe tallow, 39a. 6d. ; Petersbarg Y.O. ea the spot, 395. 9d. ; all the mouth, 39.. 6d. ; Jam, 40e. ; October to De cember, 41a. 3d.; December, 41s. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Mews. Patteeden and Smith report . no alteration in the market sines Monday lost. Prices remain arm, with • steady demand. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.). Will. Ead 11411400. 19a. ; Walla Eod Haasrell 19s. ; Walla End South Heston. 19s. ; Walla Eod Tom, 18s. 6d. ; Wall. End Hartlepool, 18s. dd. ; Wall. End South Kolbe, 18a. ; Walls End Heigh Hall, 18s. ; Wall. End Cason; 188. ; Walls Eod GWortb, 16e. 6d. ; Walla End Riddalls, 168. 6d. ; Walls End Realm 16s. ; Walls Eod Hatton Lyons, 16s. 6d.; Hoy wall, 16e. ed. ; Saddles Hartley, 178.-66 ships at learhet. 50 at sea. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 12, 1865. SHARE LISTII.--(TB18 DAY.) Two o'OLooz.. The railway market is firm to-day, and the variations in prime are nearly all in an upward direction, although attention is pertly directed to the settlement. GrestWestern and South Eastern stocks have advanced per cent., London and North Western 4, and Midland and Great Eastern Lancashire and Yorkshire has declined 11. London and North Western stock is now quoted 123 to ; Great Western, 76 to i ; Midland, 137 to ; Laneashire and York shire, 1184 to ; &nth Eastern, 87 to # ; Great Eastern, 471 to / ; Caledonian, 130 to 131 London and South Western, 964 to 97}; Great Northern, 1314 to 1324 ; and Matropoktan, 129 to 130. Data Rhenish and Great Western of Canada railway shares exhibit a drooping tendency. Italian and Canadian lines are quiet. DINABY SHAWN AND MM. ea. I rd. I :Amnia. I y ckteXam. I itlit,L 1 Pass.Wfldleloar Val. 1 si. so to ill 94. 10 st. to - 111sikai ssion Lt - i mt . Bilskoi !tad u,.t..4 esMos &WIZ la • .1 Amity. mei Bip. @Awhile). Dabillsaadßahro I Draimejtv•MlAlogJa Idiebugstiand ,eargem sad a.= -1 01 1 1 • 4 Ort_lll DT. I Dal .11k., No. Brod Nati Ar4 ol Boatload Otostlforiboro Do. I A leo. ao div.oa Do.B 1 o. Lipoid B Gt. Booth Week (tn ) Drool Wilda DallionzVoLeao.OP Do. Soap yrako„.: na w_,aa :- o~aa~ Do. 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C r "nt It S. ad Lodi& r.S p. at Do * pr OWL N. Western of c.aimul Do. Now Doll) el. SU pg. IN7 B I Do.ie do. do. 18774 adios Brooch, Usoloodl Ilie IN 110 I 10 Do. Nov Madras par. i p. mat Do. do. i te d.: Do. as do.— o. 1112111 M D oth. Corp- 6 poi o. lki sad Hoboon'o By Patna& Con.ola.• p. B. ikt.. .do bani roo. oon dq L Do. do. do. Do. Ponjaao d 0...." I Do. Inds. Ottiot. do. I 1100 .100 1 1(.3 100 1100 I Galas pews. 40 U lOU AN Par iPia 4 44 si TO TO 99 101 76 21. 101 1011 102 100 106 . 196 16 18 87 88 60 60 46 66 64 46 60 43 48 n 64 22 24 n S 4 166 106 ioi, 04 3 1 I Si 6} 111116 es 90 76 78 101} 102 a } dis l ie SI 69 91 K 111 O 14 11 mil 101 1016 die par 101 1016 96 $1 JOINT IIIOCI. IBANZI. se,ouo moool tome. 80,000 10,000 118,803 40,000 10,000 11,800 100 6011 10‘.. KM TAN 11,S0 10,000 %SOO Ho* woo ova whoa MCP IKON ES,OOII .r.?3° Agra a llostenoses(l. I Do. Do. Now ail Milli I ?ONSI ICOMPI 10. 10. MilonoolosALlvorpool Do. lamed at 10 pa Anglo Mori Az& EppULn (Lam) • Ando Doom (Limited iaisilcßonk.Cor.nowoh JaLibLra , Ti. tOo.pd. Do. Now Dankotletabb‘olinakia bank of Bank al Oak or ° U V 412441 4a70 - ti a • ad' ktokaitinotorla4 d New &simnel .. .I!ntltrtraitagainest British t aiuofni.O k Math N. America .... 0. Bk. Indis,Asi.. Mina Chart. Mat. ot ICcdsnial CosaDonk of Canada (38.61.1.1. (Am. Bank of louts. ito meted Dank (L ) I Do. New Gast London (Lhaltod) Isidsou glehande(Llsi) lai.Boot.etBuaLChartal. Ingllth sod Swedish (L Barone= Itask(Llinriod iihmis=.Cidsiip.(Li Do. Issued at I pea Do. New imperial Bask Llsdbed i hepstig 01Soma I loofas.. Dn. New Lad Atoet.Bk. ladla(l4 Loa.llk.onleileo,do.(L La. Beak .t llootlead ‘ L Wagon sad Drealea Lea.B.A s erraa.PlaWlL De. New. Ise. et te pm Loa., Blr., & a. bud. (L.) Loa. Ch. Beak el Lela. Landon and County La. Heabg.Coo. tx.(l ) Lomita Altai nook. Idadeaa loath AMMO Loa. t I. Western Do. do. New . London& Veoeraele (L.) Loa. a Weetiolnetwe Kieelent llerewatit• a Izetteata. ;Kelm a Per. beak (L. !Midland Doak (Lim) . Nellossi of Liverpool ILTrvhot Doolend Do. ilrd brae Notlecal Doak Do. New...... st e w ll lifia dna Webs 40,1011 10 New Naiad (11•110401 6010 10 Noah Waters 61,400 10 Waal Beak Corpora I 9.610 It Do. New. lea at 20pa ' 10,000 lb Pro As. SsoktosCoep.(L I 7, WI I* DI. do. lON LW Pavia. a Waal I 10,000 10 Do. do. New .17,14 II loads. Paal,DDaht (L' 2011 11 lowa 10, IS tooth = 6lla (Lba.) gao l 11,660 lab Dm& et I. S. Metes 7,061 011 Do. de.. Ikon M Do. do. la. atfam.l 34 is asks et Arsisu. 'Mikan Intim a Italia' (lAsa )I 10.011 , DI Vacs d Looks 119 in 69 61 l i Sift how g: how i i 6 9OD 19 !Ii ie ie 63 TO Se Seim SO St Se 140 14 I les Si 1 0 11 4 40 Thom t oo 6 1 2 W 41.4 64 46 19 111 4 66 116 120 61 4 COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANE.—(IIIIB DAY.) Thera wee about en average supply of English wheat oa sale bare, today, in good coodibon. Both red sad white qualities ved off slowly as Mooday's decline in the quotatious. The show of foreige wheat was only moderate. Really Ass samples were held at full currencies. All other kinds were a heavy Inquiry, end the currencies had a drooping carper of groin off Falmouth and Qesenstoire were inemive. In prime, however, the fluctuations were by so mesas extensive. _.. Malting barley espported previous ntea. Griading and distilling sorts wars very &aloe% barelylant weak's currency. Malt ens is good supply sad heavy muse; on former terms.. We had a flrm gaerket for cote, and the quotations wary freely supported. The supply was rather limited. Beau realised mined rates, with a steady demand. Peas mo►d od freely at very fell prices. The tom Inds was booties. Is prim; however, to change took plain. Linseed, rapeseed, sod oaks. sold slowly ; bet most agii. (lateral mods were firm in pdoga. Oar market will be closed on Friday pert. CUZZINT rye QT _ WTI62. S. I. Ism Look red,1863 87 to 41 1684 $T to 62 „ wtikisea ao to 40 Nortat and 1:1100in , 1866 60 to 67 rod. 1884 36 to 40 Per Qr. i OM 8 2. If auk& bed l7 to 112 $ Notch b lob, w i = " l2 is 1 11 Mask bum __ Kong= Tfsk 53 to tb Narrow /Wow 37 to 43 Mt. 14 be 34 VW: - to fa 116 lo II 1114171. Town muds, por WO ___ , lba Now 0621. " Coastry Dagtfali, food lO to St Norfolk sad toffoLk, potato l3 to 37 u sklp l7 to IS ilhatallia l'ar Qr. WNW. a a Dsatdo sad Loofas bora 6O to 52 Rostock a llsekko ILLLIT. Kati"( I:441111w .... 143 16 Ortzkeitog Si So Ili MAIO. Some; Nortak,ind Suffolk 64 to el Unglass and Wars 64 to It Brows " sra' Tor Qr. OAT& & & Dankb aod Sweetish It to 21 Mateo _ 1B to 21 Co= 4l 16. 66 SO to 43 Itorhoo. WA sot II Amalass. red .o. .. .. widt Ilsaith - -- 33 to 86 ZAPtian l4 to 36 Pau. Maple to Boilers 83 Ike 111 al to as si IBDLII GM. M Ingle 2B to SO li Yellow hove, Prim* pee sack OPealah. .. : Lemke; pee bet le le MS .2. Ceamllaa. ~ INTO LONDON, BY WATIR : 8 TO APRIL ll INCLITRIVR. .. _ ei (Modlog --* 20 W 24 MASSA, 27 to SO St So SI Molting OA _ . . Dort.* brow --- 18 to U - - - -- -- - - 14 . 9 i LItRIVALB Of GRAIN. &R. CAIUMAGI FROM APRIL I SERIOUS NAVVY RIOT IN SCOTLAND. Clovenforda has been the scene of another of I those diagreosful seeress of violence which have made the district notoriogs since the formation of the Gnlsehiels and Peebles Railway °enamoured. Clovenfords is situated about three miles from Gdashiels in the di , ection of Peebles. Saturday was the navvies' monthly pay day, and according to custom they congregated at some wooden houses, used as stabling, smithy, sad joiners' workshops, near Clovenfords, to receive their month's warms. A email, of the men are in the immediate eminloymeut of Means. Trews dale and Soo, contractors, and • considerable proportion are employed and paid by a sub-contractor named M'Farlane. The origin of the mischief arose, it is said, in coosequenos of M•Fulane's men getting no pay. M'Farlane, it appears, had refused to take what he oonsidered too small • sum of money offered by Trowsdale—he insisted on having a larger sum, holding that the small one was iosufficient to pay his men. Troweisle's men were consequently served first, and when the other detachment discovered that then was no pay for them, owing to the circumstance related, they be came Moused, and at once set to work to take forcibly what they saw was not to be bad by peaceable meets. There were present at the accmeoosment of the riot about 70 or 80 men. Apprehendiog a resort to violent measures, the cashiers, Mr. Fairs and Mr. Davie, devised a stratagem to get the money which was intended for M'Farlane con veyed oat of the way. Posies got into • gig for this purpose, and the driver attempted to lash the hone and drive furiously through the midst of the maddened and Maappointed crowd, whilst Mr. Davie made off soother way. The men thereupon tried to seise the horse and detain the party, whim the gig was from some cause sud denly overturned, and Mr. Fosiac and the driver thrown out. It was soon discovered by the mu, however, that • ruse had been played off, and that the money was gone. This still further roused the ire of the auricle, who hang about in espy groups. A large number subsequently re paired to the village inn at Clovenfords, and num bers of them were soon in various stsges of intoxi cation. As the evening wore on a group of twenty or thereabouts quarrelled among themselves sad proceeded to blows. This wee between seven and eight o'clock in the evening. The noise drew out the pollee and villagers, who, not apprehending so serious • result, did sot think it necessary to interfere, when one of the navvies called out that he had been stabbed, and immediately fell. By this time the polio preened fccward, and saw the man who bad committed this assault attempting to that the knife, (ethos in which he threw it down, and ran, taking aloes the front of the village and through the fields, pur sued by the police. They overtook hint in a cutting of the railway, and immediately handcu ff ed and secured him in the police cells at Clovenfords. The wounded man bled most profusely, and, au soon as a converse*, could lb. procured, be was taken home to his but in • very weak and prostrate state from lase of blood. He had been stabbed is three Ouse—once in the right thigh, the knife here making • very deep incision, at least four or five inches deep, and nearly severing the femoral artery • and twice on the left hip. Although very weak, ao fetal 'remit is anticipated. The wounded man's name is John Lapin, and the name of the party in custody is Patrick MIA inlay. When our reporter left Cloveefords on Saturday night there waa no further appears*ce of rioting, but much dirsatinfaction wee expressed that the men should have been incited to violence by the non-receipt of their pay.—Scobresan. DECIASE or Mr. JOSHUA MATVILL.—This gentle man, who was a brother of Dr. Gideon Mantel!, the distin guished Sussex geologist, died last week at Dr. Newington's private asylum at Tmehnrst. The deosamed gentleman was a native of Lewes, where he was educated, though be after wards resided at Newick, where he practised as a surgeon. He was distinguished in horticulture and Sericulture, and was the founder of the Newish Horticultural Society, and the chief editor of " Barter's Library of Agriculture and Floriculture," and the author of "The Farmer's Ational,*und "Mantel's Floriculture." Some years ego, while visiting his patients on horseback, Mr. Manton was thrown from his horse, and though he was ebbs to resume his duties int ' asediately, and to continue them for some time, yet his Drab' had received so injury from which it never recovered. 1 He was removed to Dr. Newiegton's establishment, where he remained up to the time of his death, and where, some- I what singularly. he bad bees actively 8,0(4 professiseally or 30 years previous to his sccideat.—Brughton Guardian. 01101108taist.0.1111 10 Oa. 00. 144.. MM. 10 10 Do.* p5i0,110.43 10 &WS per ellaftel 10 LW mg : 2a , 10 101 10 V g — 17 . 11 0 1 r, Fe. re iii—041 IDi 0t0.N0v.11811.11.61. Do, 11 11 Illaurltsa • poi 4, mu 11 Do 111$111 _ . WAY. (WA pre alit— la . Saw Dna& Gov. • p.d. 108 . p. 0.111111 1110 . Ds. Sp. a. 11171 Se lON 1111 . Do.llp. e. US to 1111 . NsqllmasullS per set. IN D. Iprowl IN Nola Soli p. a, 1101,100 .'Quisrimi Om (I p Ilia . Iklualerr. • D. e.,1878•101 . r.y 100 . 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SO OZD(ZAZT mums AID uncut U 94 82 84 42 44 par 4: U 96 ii lies I SS a 1 i la•! 116 86 1 4z 1 Osdls' 1 06d16! ft SI 1 6 _3 dis i la a- i.ioo a 1,000 II 1.464 W 1.00) U 1,000 10 1,000 I 1,000 JO 6,000 10 1,000 10 1,101 10 SAO 60 0.000 60 MONEY MARKET:-(MM DAL) Two o'CLoci. The funds are slightly flatter today, owing apparently to some speculative realisations of Con sole in anticipation of the coming holidays. Tne decline, however, is limited to 1 per cent. Other securities are generally firm, and in several cases a further slight improve ment is observable. Preparations for the half monthly settlement to-morrow are in full progress. The demand for money to-day is very limited, and occasional transactions are reported in the best bills as low as 3g per cent., being 4 below the Bank minimum. In the Stook Exchange loans from day to-day on English government securities are still obtainable at the low rate of 2 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentsr opened at 67fr. 82c., showing no alteration of importance. Consols are now quoted 91 to 1 for money, and 911, "sellers," for the account (May 9). The official business report is as follows :-Thres per Cent. Consols, for money, 914, 1, 91 ; ditto for account, 911, 1 ; Three per Ceuta Reduced, 891, 4,4, New Three per Cents., 8* 1,4; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1074, 107, 1,107 ; ditto Bonds, 145., 18s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, 35., Ga. prem. Foreign stocks am steady, except Confederate, which is fiat. Mexican Bonds have improved 1 per oent. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz.:-Greek Bonds, 21 to 1 ; Mexican, 271 to 1 ; Confederate, 30 to 32 ; Spanish Passive, 32 to 4 ; the Certificates, 17 to 4 ; Turkish, of 1858. 724 to 4 ; ditto 1862, 74 to f ; and the Consolid4s, 541 to 554. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1863, 82, 4, ex div. ; Chilian Four-and a-Half per Cent., 801 ; Danubian, 841, 88, 854: Dutch Certificates, 961, ex div. ; Equador, 124 ; Egyptian, 97, 96 ; ditto 1864, 95, 4, 944, ex div.; Greek, for account, 211 ; Mexican, 274, 4 ; ditto for account, 271; ditto 1864, 264, 4 ; Moorish, 96 ; Portuguese, 1856, dm., 48 ; ditto for account, 484, 4 ; Russian, 1862, 911, 4 ;Spanish New Deferred, for account, 414, 42; ditto Passive, 324 ; ditto for account, 321 ; ditto Cer tificates, 173 ; Turkish 1854, for account, 901, ex div. ; ditto 1858, 721; ditto 1862, for account, 75, 741 ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 754, 741 ; ditto Gua ranteed, 100 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 401. International FiDaDOW.I shares are now quoted 11 to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 24 to fj pram. ; London Financial, 74 to 3 prem.; Imperial Mer cantile, 11 to 4 prom. ; Hudson's Bay, 153 to 1 ; Ottoman Soci4t4 Gindrale, 21 to 1 prom. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :-Metropoli tan District Railways, 91 to 1 prom. ; Atlan tic Railway (debentures), 7 to 9 prem. ; China Steamship and Labuan Coal, 3 to 2 die. ; Rio Janeiro Gas, f to 14 prom. ; West London Docks and Warehouses, 1 to 04 die. ; Varna Rail way, 41 to 54 prem. ; fdillwall Freehold Land and Docks, f to 4 die. ; South African Land, to 14 prom.; Anglo-Egyptian Navigation, 14 to 1 prem. ; Russian Iron Works, I / to 2 prem. ; and Moscow Gas, par to 1 prem. We are requested to state that the London and Scottish Bank (Limited) will be in a position without delay to meet its engagements. Negotia tions are now pending with an influential London bank to take over its business. The City of London, from New York, has brought 8,0001. in specie. The steamer Ripon, which will leave Southamp ton today, will no t take any silver for Bom bay, and only 2,430/. in gold. This marks a great change as compared with what was experienced a few months back, when we were shipping silver largely to the chief Indian cotton port. The silver market remains extremely dull, with no demand for exportation. It is thought not unlikely that the Bombay exchange may decline to ls. 10d. and in this case a large amount of silver would indite way back from India to England. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were lateady, except as regards bills on Paris, which were quoted less favourably for this country. The list is subjoined : Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 11.194 to / ; ditto, 3 dam 11.164 to 174 ; Rotterdam, 3 mouths, 11.194 to 4 ; Ant werp, 3 mouths, 25.421 to 74 ; en. hence. 3 month*, 13.84 to 9 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.15 to 224 ; ditto, S mouths, 25.40 to 45 ; Franklort.on.the-Maine, 3 mouths. 1204 tol ; St. Petersburg (per rouble). 3 months, 304 to 4; Vienna, rd. So., 3 montha,ll.3o to 33 ; Trieste, *ff. So., 3 months, IL3O to 33 ; Madrid, 3 months, 474 to 6; Oldie. 3 months. 474 to 8 ; Leghorn, 3 month', 25.524 to 7i ; Genes, 3 mouths, 25.524 to la ; Mika, 3 mouths, 15.521 to 74 ' • Naples, 3 months, 23.52 4 to 71 ; Palermo., 3 months, 25.524 to 74 ; Mamma, 3 mouths, 25.524 to 74 ; Lisbon, 90 dam 514 to 4 ; Oporto, 110 days, 514 to 4. Some drafts drawn upon the London and Scot tish Bank (Limited) remained nnprovided fur to day. This concern was formed in October, 1864, and has its bead office in the Old Jewry, with ten branches in Scotland and the North of England. According to the Banking Almanac, its paid-up capital is only 25,0004. It appears that the meeting of creditors of Messrs. Kelson, Tritton, and Co., who failed on the 31st ult., is not likely to be held just at present, the books being considerably in arrear. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,4311. over last year. The Great Indian Peninsula Railway Company have notified that they are prepared to borrow money upon debentures for seven years, bearing 41 per cent. interest. Both interest and principal are guaranteed by the Secretary of State for India. In consequence of an opposition raised by inte rested parties to a potion of the project contem plated by the Anglo-Egyptian Navigation Com pany, the International Financial Society, by whom the prospectus of that undertaking was issued, have put forth a circular, giving the subscribers the option of withdrawing or renew ing their application for shares. Whichever way the affair may eventuate, great credit is due to the International Financial Society for the promptitude with which they have met the case now raised, and have anticipated the just requirements of the sub scriber& Instances of thissurt are not likely to be lost upon the public. A general meeting of the Bombay Gas Company (Limited) is called for the 26th inst., and a meeting of the Sisgapore Gas Company for the 28th inst. The half-yearly meetiog . of the West Flanders The preparations yesterday for Thursday's settle ment in home railway stocks showed generally oaf • limited amount of floating speculation, and owing to this eircumetance, combined with the abundance of money, the rates of " continuation " in most eases were very moderate. Great Western, South Eastern, and Metropolitan Railway stocks were comparatively scarce, and I " bsehwardstion " was currently given for the loan of Metropolitan District Railway shares. On foreign stocks 4 to li per cent was charged for loans to the end of the month, ex cept on Greek and Spanish descriptions, as regards which the chief speculation is observable. Con federate Bonds, as usual, were soiree , sad Turkish Consolidfs were in scanty supply. Alli asoe Bank shares were also wanted for the settlement. The following shows the terms on which the carrying over was generally conducted yesterday : Omit Western Stook to 316 east leasashire sad Yorkshire to ... Imam and North Wasters Minted 5l to e avast Northers A Notropolitsa O& Eastern to 311 :. Ilhod4old to i •• North Easton : !Wank .... 5-1 to 7.1 + 0 Ditto York Oat Wasters of Ones& Ms 3d. to W. ~ Immosboarg Animas Book Cooledwate Lau took to oven Greek b peral. to 10 per „ Mszioui 1.16 to 3-16,. Spanish Passive Ditto Certificates 6d. to la. „ Turkish Oonsolidee United Mates 5.20 Bonds.— The letters of allotment of the Millwall Free ball Land and Docks Company (Limited) were distri buted yesterday morning. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gia, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock change list of last evening : lainussos.—Alliance British aad Foreign, 39 ; Coninsraid thgaat 84 to 1 ; WA, 7 ; Equity sad Law 71; Eagliek sad licatiseh Marine ailed). 61 ; 601 ; Life, 201; Indemnity Marisa, 123 to 6 ; 111 sad London and Glebe (6 per Omit. Annuities), .= • London, 464 ex div •, London and Provincial Law, 4 ; las: dos and Provincial Marine, 3 ; Marion 931 t i r Pisani:, 140; 91 Rook Lilo, 71 ; Royal Emphases, ; Ironed% ; names and Mossy Marine (Wilted), ; Daimons& ' Mantis (Limited). 64 to 6. Gaslight sod ka.—City of London A, 30 es dlr. ; European, sew, 74 ; Great Central, 161 1 ; Laperial, 87 ditto Debentures, 1:19; Irepwiel ooutinontal, 88; Menu. 881 4 ; ditto now, 14 ; fierrey Osweassers. 154 ; WedeslsW Chadared, 784 4 ; ditto sow, 481; Waders, 164 4, sz div. Docke.—London sod 13%. Katharine, 84_ WlAllllPOriell.—Berlin, 10 lib Chelsea, 27 ; Mat Laden. 1221 34 ; Weet Piddleee,lllll2. Ossalu—Dinninglisen (Guar. 44 par cont. London sad North Western), 86 ; Grand Juno 691 ; Regent's (or Leaden), 234. Waesilsoosas.—Fairtaira Engineering. 7; Ilnatz's Petal. q Tansnav Eva. Consols, which closed yesterday at 91# to for the 9th of May, opened this morning at 913 to 4, rose to 914 to f, and closed at 91# to #. For money the last price was 914 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent Consols, for money, 914, ft, 4 ; ditto, for account, 913, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduce d , . 8911. New Three per Cents., 89#, , Bank to 242; India Stock, 215 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 107, 1061 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 992 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 109. The India Five per Cent. stock remains firm. Exchequer Bills were unaltered at 3s. to 6e. prem. In the foreign stook market the settlement en gaged attention. Confederate Bonds have expe rienced a fresh decline of 1 per cent., but, with this single exception, the tendency of prices was favourable. Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. of the earlier issues, Moorish, and Turkish Guaran teed stock rose 1 per cent ; Danubian, Egyptian of the first issue, the Maremmana Railway Loan, and Russian Five per Cents. of 1862 and 1864, Turkish Conaohdds and New Granada "ex ali" and Deferred, i; acd Mexican Bonds of 1864, 3 per cent The improvement in Turkish Consolidis was apparently owing to the announcement of the arrival at Paris of the financial envoy of the Porte charged with the regulation of the details relative to the consolidation of the internal debt. In the market for bank shares a reduction was quoted in Bank of London, European, London Chartered Bank of Australia Merchant, Scinde Punjsub and Delhi, and Union Bank of Australia , but London and County Bank, Bank of New Zea land, and Standard Bank of Africa were firmer. London and Brazilian Bank shares continue in re quest, and have experienced a fresh rise of 21. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted to-day 153 to # ; Egyptian Trading, # to # din., showing no recovery ; National Discount, 101 to # prem. - Joint-stock iscount, 2 to 14 drs. ; Ottoman So: ciiti 1214nirale, 24 to 1 prem. • and Milan Im provements, 61 to # prem. Commercial Union Insurance, Humber Iron Works, and Nerbndda Coal and Iron, shares, were quoted rather lower. Fairbairn Engineering met with some inquiries. The shares of the financial companies were gene rally firm. Imperial Mercantile Credit rose ss. The closing quotations are annexed, viz.:—lnter national Financial, 1# to 14 prem.; General Oredi 2 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; London Financial. 74 to prem.; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 1 5-16 to 7-11 prem. • and Credit Fonder and Mobilior (old shares), 43 to # prem. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are subjoined : —Metropolitan District Railways, 9 to 10 pee= ; Varna Railway, 41 to 54 prem. ; Rio de Janeiro Gas, 1 to 14 prem. ; South African Land and Fi nance, 1 to 14 prem. ; Millwall Land and Docks I din. to 3 prem. ; City of Moscow Gas, to 1 prem.; Financial Insurance, 1 to 2 prem. ; and Russian Ironworks, 14 to 2 prem. A fresh decline of fully 1 per cent took place to-day in Canada Government Debenture... United States 5-20 Bonds have again improved. per cent, closing at 59 to 4. MINBB.-(TEIS DAY.) Two o'CLooz. There is little business in British securi ties to-day, attention being chiefly directed to the settlement of the fortnightly amount. East Camden shores are quoted 15 to ; East Cern Brea, Of to; ; North Treskerby, 2; to I ; Wheal Seton, 200 to 205 ; and East Grenville, to 41. No trans actions are officially reported in the Stock Exchange. Foreign and colonial mining shares continued inactive. The annual meeting of the Wheel Ellen Mining Company of South Australia (Limited) is called for the 25th inst. The directors of the Vigra and Clogau Mining Company yesterday received 63 or. 1 dwt. of gold from 1 ton 5 cwts. of ore, the produce of the , Britten for the week ending fist inst. PROVINCIAL. SNAILS MAIJrITB. .. . Railway Company is mad for the 24th inst., in 1 - - London, and the 9th of May at Bruges. An e xtraordinary meeting of the Metropolitan I, tr Uvil n al t S 4 " 11/ I . l ' it isial tee = Ll C o ttr n ,l 4 l A l e r ial ._ Railway Company is convened for the 3rd of May, . Loodos sad sortn,watera. 114, i I: OM account, use *Vet to approve five bills now before parliament. e e 3 1 -Maschester, Shediadd, and laacoledsirs. CI: sew r eam eft -taidlaad, new sonnet, tire-E. IL Berwick The annual meeting of the Acadian Charcoal m oc k, :se emeaui s. lig-Boma 'esteem, esw account, 871 r-•• BISHOP or Lownoree Commtwarrow.—(Twis Iron pa n (limited), fixed for the 18 th inst. , is Loudon a n d Berth western, et . mum A. am somas& Dar.)-This morning the Bishop of Landes held a eon- to be held only pro foiled, and adjourned to an Great 111101 V. Z . 146-ditto Cer xrmbovrp antes.l7 MS t new ! .. o=te Lees. firmation at St. Olone's Church, Bloomsbury, In the pro- early day. 1311-Irbera I:change Balk Mimi. ed), 14. -Merasadle ml Mr. of th. llev. W. il. Fromaialo. M.L. his AMA , * The first ordinary general meeting of the City of Li thane Beak. Si 14-1143 t ; am' scema• I ' l d ' -Ikea Waleill this Rev. &milks Bayley, 8.D., the rural desa, sad a large hank Minitedo l p.-laverpoolird larks and Globe FM* eel somber of the local clew. Tomorrow his l ordship will London Real Property Company (Limited) will take L u e , n p.--Martilmi lassos (linilo4), r_se . m-Qnsen L e hold a co/Afresh= at N. Janseee,Picesdilly. I place on the Ist of May, when a dividend is to be savaos Me . l a- Th ames sad Mammy Marine (Litnited;, ft p.- , African )10 . -9.0ta,, 7-14 L—Britait sad Irish Magoette Teems" Dram FLOM alraliVeTlON.—A coroner's jury has ' recommended. 1 Ameociarmile-Itettesal amens claratted), 7 i (1. been iorestilstieg at High Eastert_ Emu, the aim,' ! The following is from the report of the directors iusurmi. Ana 11--Three cres • teed harli..• at b.' Camas atterraing the death eI Jute math; ON wilt tt • of the Feirbairn Engineering Company (Limited), tr ed Primm 's &s mell s ra v e= wi sed C6 csi. iumis.d airstlen ) AE' 4".-- 1 labourer in that parish. The ease was may painful, as the - -± coid . garg y. /.... g g 31 -0 1 .1 to pr0001:1‘00 mama; 2p. poor woman seams to have died literally from thuration,for account, 4$ 71-Oreat lamethearg. account , it a 1 while she expired on some straw cm en old bedstead with- 20th intt : Northam A accoant, lta-Oreat Wesisrla lei-Ditto sweat. oat a mattress, sod with only part of an old honecloth and a ' The net profits of the yesr (after payment of ell expenses 761- laamaime imaream e p.-Immadallw sad ll'atddr• Ow pike of old Olsen to ewer her. It also transpired in the meaected with the Leedom e•os, and saki eg ellemme for mom* Met- New 4ltto, Fear sad e a Half par Dena Trelerealt course of the inquiry that the father of the deceased, her directors' mum toe, sad all doubtful or bed &MO, Oil Iskta).2l-Icadre AUK: Ilortl.=Z iir mr. 1211=1 Mg daughter, aged 13, aad her sou, aged 20, slept together am mounted to 17,396 t 2a. 11d., wii h which sum the 1i......... 8- °aww.., i g A: . L ibe r ad. ill - Baia !Welted,. S d.-Yafmw; some straw-a feet which was Indigoantly mamma:aid oe directors propose to deal as follows :-To declare a divideed L,:---,;;; 71 -igi, A z ',.....7130 Date District. IS p-3114 by the comear, who characterised the whole case as one of at the rate of 10 per mat. per annum, free of hems tax, Wii:l n g_ D i t i,„ gaggga a, mg gIII I t-Near York sad Ens the most wretched sad miserable he had ever investigated. 11,5604; to pay to the massager under the UMW of his epee mg-WA isetern. MI 2--uwo account. 87 . 1 I I I The jury attributed the death of the deceased to elites/4km meet. 8731. ; to rearm for the payment of roma* lex, .ta • t Anglia- No. I, S -Told , * 03.0 00 d 1 . , w° 3l . 4 * 4 .....d hY cant 01 food sad warmth. The camper re 2891. ;to write eff the whole of th e prolimieary expenses, Da.rtet Bonk 1 4. lIIIIMINUAII. ArlTh U.—Badman was dons today Is Mk baked th e bambeed, and scpreemed a hope that the circuit- asesantlng to 1,3624 2a. 3d. ; and to carry forward to molt lark Ir. as 4 prem-ditto, Weenier and Ilitebse, at Na Masses Of the IMO would reach the ears of the landlord of sad loss , aew accoosek the Islam* of 3.3601. Oa. 6d..- go e ss ie g. e pee-aron. 144-Binniagtmar Irak. 11 the ham to wldah a b s MOM had bees living in stash • leakier a total of 17,398/. 2•. II d. The directors less to m e s s ', l e s . ed . dia Birmingham Financial =rb a7,e iM sihrekbei lis masam The meager sloe rated that be should report that the works are in molt eldest order mid continue saleprea-tiob awl roreiro Ral= et lisist, e pram.- and think it duty to report the awe to the Poor-law Board. to be well employed. Shaft as'etree, at prem. limier. - FOREIGN RAILWAY& Bahia sad Ban Framaisio (Lim.), Pa. 7 Pit teat (an pow)). Mi. 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