The Express. — London, England, 1865-04-08 00:00:00

GENOE. Ir.) CRUPTCY. rr Helerry4.) 0/310.11 1011 alLaaaa. as lann eed e:g e lealidriver, 4 + K He wee a K.., to in on action tar running Mann Gala His debar the release train sseedy, Ito small ansoual. tuaklaad, wad aa 114 C. Rs are 190 i. He attri. I profile. ilium furniture sad Wh ia am Ihoweastraacia tae et 11.4 opted tar Gas Tbandoa, mated. 1 Hawn., lii• baakrapit 1 lad boss sande st= am bat for the red to. ÜBE= LID 7 0011LUT, demerthed m pub. f Great Porthadsions, masa, Ibis of Boavefis. p with T. P. Nicholson, Iwo an Sey!war Strand If inic-balL Hi 16341 far Mare as lirha3l re., whir bad draw work tar irt Moho with whirs ed, dialed that he was in fa war cagy omaam t o carried oa n " opor arranged with Moment iota' al the " Boy Mr. Lea and 011111 t domed to accept his on*. as. The business in Teri& been dosed Wawa July or nap of 24 a week. If the I &are in owed hi. same to he held no moot take UM MOW the applisation antic Wen the bankrupt wen 04 each for hie appeorawn MI TAILZB. sheet at St. Wary-at4dll He applied for hie relitle Causes of failure. " hod. issoy of profits." lbe release was pasted. ADJODICATION. waa mad* apizat Edward flea on behalf of Meese. lii an estimated by Meese, hands the amounts hays MOW Dot yet ameertateeil 1 COURTS. lAY.) WELL. 3IVA ZIT'S TALL. andeome, dark-haired girl ID ironer, residing at 34, raged before Mr. D'Eys , lilt., from the shop, 6. ae bodtiek, ass draw, ass s Take of 21.. the Pr*PAY paler. atm; the day is queslion 4 the prosecute": sod made se pranced:4x turned ha irisoner wished to see, the eking with her a beadiest packed up. Chase was glees lake her escape, bet Worn& polio. 418h;',,wasais c acti plain the charge, what shenplied ir rabid what she was absel, chasing stolen property, sad .) had stoles the boodle, she loop which she (prisoner) had tows. t wish to make soy defence, e to deal with the case at rthing was iusowa of the ante. that the prisoner had only mention three days when die he' imprisonment for Nosy drin. He had known her in The prisoner's friends was became a thief she was a de ny acquainted with a young idiot, and she became a thid ends ill-used her and left Mr deserted by her old friends. osier)—What a thing it is— Yon are committed to the ;WICH. ME TOLL COLLICTOIL carrying on business at Plum• ro information of James Black• kgh the East Greenwich tall 'about paying the toll. between 1 and 2 o'clock in the the defendant palmed through cart, at a trotting pace, and or produce his ticket he took ray. to the magistrate, said that he re been summoned but for the ice against him for generally it an early hour in the morals& I allowed to pass the toll•ter. the day in question he within heard him call to him to skit. ed out the lumber of the &I • previous gate. intake on the part of driven al y could pass through Ore cot ailing the number er letter d weary that the ticket should he d several pounds a year ton at the only grievance wad that he complainant out of his bed be liked, became of the gate not chill, and said that es other oom produce his ticket the defeodaat ; I base left it at home on my would be that the defendant Pal ether with Ti. mate. the money, threatened the u 1 of again being detained at the m for los. of time. Kew Zealand postal contract Zealand, and Anllttlalla Rola stilled by the New Zealand Fr ca. The onbeidy, it appal" if speed of 10 knots be adopted. IN THE CITY. —Fairly on Awry was committed is Qom.' e promisee of Mr. H. Lowman tette and a member of the Cowl ry have a frontage in Queenetreat " little narrow street celled Will. it. At night the whole of the se shutters, and the rest of the g iron bars at points which would rule/rabbi. It is the custom for o closing the woreholie for the s side doors on the inside. and to he locks on the outside, sod this today evening. It so hammed g that a sum of money, obis% a silver, which had been roso aced in an iron safe for the uki. tried all the doom in piecing emu' , and found them secure ; bat ea going his round, wns surprised to ajar. This exciting sus picion, he his sergeant, who makes a circuit r way to him, should page ; and an himself, they entered the premises andul search, but without dal* ger won brought from the neigh' Bow-lue, nod the result of a more the place was to fled s r irm pen. and the key in the look. i the premises, proved to be lb* beta placed on the previous art The thieves appear to have weer e, which had been left in the were having in that easy war powered its, to have let theanmivie °Gt ordinarily fastened on the Wain mpt to tamper with the look al Mos eh the manager leaves at night._ indication that the p im remiere big without. No oise sleeps them at au th or iti e s believe either t hat*, mein theme:dyes in the warsboea• the night. or to miter it by the ll* of a Moe' drawer or desk bad bait llmPt apparently bees made to Me. ring was stolen bat the mosey { e yh y ied been left no the promises. 'holly, in coin, t he p olice despair a robbery. _,_____ o xioaD AND CAMBRIDGE BOAT RACB.—(THIS DAY.) The greet university ooutest for aquatic supe riority g athers interest as its history progresses. New has it attracted ao much attention as this and never has there been a more favourable ra t, °am buation of circumstances to afford a fair test of the relative skill and power of the oarsmen of the Cam Ind Isis ' Th . me* Oa , five successive victories, gained each year, as it appeared, with greater ease, bad alui bb i bed the dark blue firmly as the popular co l o ur, and the betting of 5 and 6 to 4 in its favour, a t r ia ruled up to the end of last week, was due to t h e impassion that Oxford's position was unassail able more than to any knowledge of the condition m the men. Indeed when the dark blue made its hot sable, on the Thames, many defects were (ben -able, which, however, have since disappeared. The Oxford men were practising here for a week, w hile the Cambridge men were drilling upon their o wn river, and perhaps that may be the cause of that gen eral change of opinion which had taken place be tote the race, and which not only reduced the odds in favour of Oxford, but led to level bete, and even bets at odds in favour of Cambridge. Cer tainly when the Cambridge crew arrived here their appearance was calculated to produce a favourable impression. They are as fine a set of men as were ever put into a critter. Their great roam of weakness of late—the short, jerky stroke—had ems place to a long, steady sweep, and the pre dean of time and swing was more in the style that we have lately been accustomed to associate with Oxford. The practice trials which have been go ing on during the wee beteen the Uniersit I m u and picked Thames k men have tended v rathery to ecrifirm the opinion that the "azure" was des tined to win, but both competitors were admitted to be well up to the mark, and the prospect of • g ood race brought an unusual number of spec tators to the contest. The men are much more equ ally weighted than has usually been the case, there being only a difference of a few pounds be tween the two crews, and the working weight being actually equal. The following are the names : Oxman. , t lb 1. It. T. Eau, Medea U 2 2. H. P. Seabee" Christchurch ll 3 3, B. F. Henley, Oriel 4. 0.0. Oewesky,Tsruhroke 5. A. Merriam. Hamm 6. W. Wood. Pembroke l2 4 , Trait 7 8 . . Beowo, Trinity 11 001., C. Tottenham, Christehureh Cansamon. it lb L H. Wetne44. o :t i n's U 0 M. H. Bee Bt. J 2. ahn% U 0 3. R. V. Piget, 4. It. A. Kinglike, Trinity l2 7 5. D. F. Elleavesson, Trinity Hall 6. G. H. Barthwick, Trinity l2 1 7. W. IL Griffiths, Trinity 3. C. B. lures. Trinity Cot.. F. H. Archer, Corpus The start was from barges moored opposite the Her and Garter at Putney, and the winning flag best was placed 200 yards above the Ship at Mort lake. Mr. J. W. Chitty, of Exeter College, Ox meran again the umpire ; Mr. Edward Searle ted as starter, and John Phelps as judge at Mortlake. The weather was all that could be desired. A lovely spring morning smiled a genial welcome to the exciting scene, and sent forth just a breath of air to fan the heated competitors without inter fering with their progress. The river banks on both aides presented that picture of animation and mer riment which is always an accompaniment of this event, with all its characteristics on the Surrey side of good-humoured joking, musics, vocal and inetrumental, performed under difficulties, and not disguising the fact, mountebanks going through their performances in a very limited area, gambling from the obtrusive " three sticks a penny," to the more retiring thimble rig, and frequent rushes of excites horsemen ; and en the Middlesex side of patches of gay dresses springing from the lawns which slope down to the river, and reminding one in their position, and rid:near, and variety of colour, of beds of crocuses. Imagination could picture no gayer scene than that which the whole course pre sented, and those who had a party interest in the tfruWe, and who formed a large proportion of the spectators, both male and female, showed in the colours they wore, as well as in their shouts of encouragement, the side on which their sympathies were enlisted. It was • well-contested race up to Barnes bridge, where Oxford took the lead and increased the distance between the boats, till the winning flag was reached, Oxford leading by three boats' lengths. Oxford had the choice of position at the start. A PARIS CRITIC ON THE OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE BOAT ItAcr.—The following remarks are from the Steele : "The great quotient that safitates the English mind just at tile present moment is this—Will the students of Oxford or three of Cambridge be the conquerors in the approaching nptta co the Thames! For several years Oxford has been ritiorione, and Cambridge on this particular occasion is de termined to make unbeard.of efforts to carry off the ptirs-cup (coupe d'howseur). The two crews that are about to compete are already housed in two separate hotels in the village of Putoey, where the regatta is to me off. Placed under a most severe system of training, met to bed at twilight and made to rime at dawn, drinking neither beer nor any spirituous liquor, best over their oars tome every day, pining little by little in the rapidity of their stroke, in guaging their strength, and in recovering then wind, these young men are going through a novitiate ehich in all respects, save the religious ceremony, recalls to memory the ordeal of the wrestlers in the games of "Ist Greece. Le Sport, in this geese, contributes ewe tally to the strength of a nation. It is not in this way that we practise it in France ; it ie not very likely that the boating men of the Seine and Kane, even in the hope of violins the most splendid of imp, will ever submit to the training of the boating men of Cambridge and Oxford." R 0( HDALZ ELECTION.—The writ for a new elec the for this constituency was issued yesterday. The nomi. nation will take place on Wednesday next, end the poll *on Thursday. Mr. Thomas Bayley Potter, of Bulle tin, Manchester, and Pitnacree, Dunkeld, has received an imeintous levitation from the Reform Amociatiou of Rochdale to become the liberal candidate for the borough. It. Brett, QC., is the tory candidate. " The literary activity of this age ' " observes the Atheneum, "is immense. What that of the tiring gene. ntion promises to be the reader may guess from the fact that the pupils of the London If Diversity School, about 250 76 , 15. its supplied by not fewer than four mega:ism, con hieing tales, riddles, essays on history, poetry, wham, and set Two of these are illustrated. The tales dial lamely lad freely with the forests, the see, William of Cloudeslie, aid 1 ' stern' captain, ghosts and domestics character. William of Cloudeelie,' by Master W. !faultier, ie a good dory of its kind. The University Budget has serious pre tensions, end states that its cimulatioa is so enormous that 'it has to go to press three weeks Isidore the day of publi euisa Messrs. Hurst and Blackett announce--" hfe *airs and Correspoodesee of Field Marshal Visomat Ores home, G.C.8., he., from his Family Papers ;" "The Life el Cerdioal Wheats's," by the Rm. H. E. Manning ; " His toric Pictures," by A. Bernie Cochneas, M.P. " Yachting Bound the West of England," by the Rev. A. G. L'lfatrsass; "The Life of Josiah Wedgwood, from his Private COWIN , Poodeme sad Family Papers," by Eliza Mateyard ; " Brigand Life Ia Italy," by Count Maffei ; " Adventures !cam( the Dyeks of Barest'," by Frederick Boyle, Facf. - Impressions of Life at Home and Abroad," by Lord Pastore Cecil ; " Alec Forbes of Hinton," by George K Donald ; "My Life end Recollections," by the Hon. Oramf e y F. Berkeley, Vole. 111. and IV. completing Ile "it ; " Social Life in Flotsam," by Count C. Arrivehme ; "Sport and Sportenme : a Book of Recelleesioas," by Charles Stratton ; " William Shakespeare," by Cardinal Wiseman. In one of Cham's sketches in the Charivari, John 801 l is represented in an attitude of abject tenor, 11 " in against a poet inscribed " Canada," and staring is affright at a burly 'Yankee malefactor who is throttling a man on the ground. " When he is done with him he'll emu sad rob roe !" is the despairing cry of rhar lak and timid victim. THE IMPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 8, 1865. COLONIAL WOVUMI SHARE LISTI4.-4TftlB DAL) Osia. Gov. 5p.0..11111744. I Ds, per strikaksg. 1 D 0.4 porelldarA3 I D 0.6 put 0i..Tan.4.1 Do. per et. Ise. Ord Q11g00dp.41.1102 I do. LOW IDo. do. =IM Do. do. 11111 0 11 1721. Oalsa.Nov. 1661,6 Lot 1 . _ 161 t. 4., Two olhoos. The railway market is quiet to-day, and prima generally are unchanged. As regards the leading stooks, the only alterations are a rise oft per cent. in Lancashire and Yorkshire, and a de-1 dine to the like extent in Metropolitan. London and North Western stook is now quoted 121 to t • Great Western, 74} to 7 5 k ; Midland, 1 . 361 to 1361 ; Lancashire and York shire, 1114 to 1194 ; death Eastern, 86} to I ; Great Eastern, 474 to 1 ; Caledonian, 1304 to 131 ; London and South Western, 96 to 97; Great Northern, 1314 to 13211,; and Metropolitan, 1274 to t. Indian lines are rather dull, and Canadian in - 1 4 active. Antwerp and Rotterdam and Dutch "'' Rhenish railway shares exhibit a drooping ten dency. lages WPM. eh. I ra. I ZAILWAM I i Ck rt a Xf al I to 1 pja. N M 00 Is 81 96 81 96 10 919 101 10 10 10 10 106 196 10 111 10 106 10 IN 107 10 104 96 96 (111 10 IS 96 91 a as 196 /A 0 a al la 10 10 lA 147 lamellas eper MS ND MON .. De. IMI /0 1 1 MOAN 100 WIG . .. . No De esca UN per seal. AIN .. New anis& Owe Opel 110 N.LlNessiv.ip&M 110 DWIpaII7IWiWUiN De. p. s. INS UN U 0 .. New keleadliper Nee US 010 .. Dw a per oat lei `OM.. Nov Ikeda Op. a., 11111100 1,080 eassrina Gev. p. el IWO LasaLeev.il p. e., Mgr* Vie.Geves.e..l•o. l / a ls De. de. op.a.AprailOs. DZEIDITURE 1 al lirvo..lo`doeVoL WWI ill lrfraol 100 ▪ UuSt asi .emuOresirdi Do. • J • se e a r ▪ Do. /I p. 11. r u t 0 100 Dublin Ara lie Iris Or& IL 100 M Am. A IWO 100 Do. Stk., No 1 100 rills 4 North ol korlood 100 OnsiNortborn 100 DINA • roc so Orr. so -1 itlip. o la paid 1 00 10 Gt. Do.B lora a Woo& gra) ISO Omar Wroloos 100 Doilloot 100 Do. South Boar VA Do. W. 11141.—Ottord ISO Do. Do. Is 100 100 A/moralise Yorkshire 1100 Ilandon,oad SWAMI 110,0411'. G. Nihs., 4 4.thialril p. at.. Jae. & Ady.... k Yk.4 p.o..isaA rll.4lp.c.Jsuak, Lac b.W.O.a.tam&J, Do. Sep. et.Jaa.ll%. L&S.W.,Sp.a.lsa.aluls ledhad,4 p.a./m.IJ It. britisb, I. P. ID. 8., L it: ii. t.., , l p s . t j aja iii ea t. N. L.4p.c.APAOct, . lN fly 1:60 100 •J 100 100 ruly 100 fell 100 .100 r 100 N Ile 1301 1311 'N WHO iso.o BMWs. 1 MTN, El!. ...“, 1 t. _ Uri It ma West ryas us 5.1,101 IL a a 7 0 sums ewahimpus misoismisiouL 1100 Lo BAdo th 4 0 ast Loadmai.a Dov. 100 LaidoalNonis Wean 100 leadauttleachWeagan Idis..BlNd.,a Unwinds sa Maroon mad Caella• sa Do. PO. Piton' . 90 : i •seleigfidelat 1 , ISO S us lA i :obio thL mas ir tiscitit) 1 ,000 10 DasopuohTesiobiliaL , 111 IlooftWatoreroolo 6011 6 lankly eas ,000 6 Do. Now tis, is Math Ailisdala 116 161Conada Oomesal .4 110 11,MaaraW(1 ) it 117 18 VI 18 MO g xd si s 1 0 0 U O▪ o it IMe 14 OU MVI 111_ Hoer Istro.Dis. (Pro. Scrip C. Dado. do. .... a 5., *m. • Deal 4. WL (Ira) . - Mg z S 61 Oil* 11, I in 6 dis a l S Sifs 6 4216 liP 22 2 .116 - 14 14 - r. Ti 8 t " 1 0 I 1 1:65 11114 Al 1,0•71•• DI iLlti of=l.Pro.(L on 30 Mood Milan Impro.(l 160 SO Do 04 N IClty 00as (Lbs.) ." 11*1 10 !Com olAbtraaIloo.(1:4 1011 GO I Cosamagalbloa(ba. 100 N Ccasolidated DLL.. g/ • A) N !OantlasotalUs.o• l o. 1 1 00 100 10oalosACarpor0161 1 ( 0 16 o•DaLen.,••••Lni • 00 N C. fooo.allolt. al Lg. • SO it Da Now O 0 N 03D0.D1 of Idsorttlos (L ) 1 1 1 1 di It 3 PAIN Ot. .10 31. M.Derjatect=6o.l 00 100 00 10 16066ra lo a p 00 ot !Ma L 00 10SO L L sd letlp s Catal S. 00 Ebbw Vale ll 00 argillea6oo./sTreAL IL N. 'Toledo Telegraph * 03 60 It lea ag.sad cr sad oi E n t 10100 lam alloottlaa IL 0 C 10 'Fairborn Zattsolst l 4l- 60 maaoial Corpoestloo. o SO lbausetal Diacoant (L) 11 O SO For•o3. Walla:rum (I. 1 0 GO &gums (Waned).— 11 O is u.cripsnissta.onaaA I 15 Geo. 10•102 NIMISISks 0 10 Roma :Moats! Ao.(L) 1 D) Eladansll6, 60 Bomber Ina Worico(L) 16 I 60 m a tlllor.Odt.kos.(aj I 01E1'34 aStal 6 ) SO Intenatiotal COMISCS 10 I N l a t o nalllssa.Soa.(L) 6 lataooLlaad Crodlt(L 6 N 116113 n Land. lO N aolloaleag. (Oaa.Cay.) di us Do. 6p. o. Ms. r.MQ al N JolatatookDbootat(L) 11 N Load alsourtSes (Um) N Load. Masa Trading 1 ▪ used.satlOsisdoo.lL 10 Lou.Oonalataadtali:. L 11 load.Bladat Thai 110 Load. Flom Um. 6 Q. OloallaoC. L SI Idlitag.l o o•Cog. 01 ,11611• L 04. 11 10' 10 Mir. Dla000nt(L) 11 N !Load.Prooloo161111•6 11116 Id Halm In**. It Osaal 116 N Marino Investment (L) N Mutation laaaail i ..3 II 1136036. is. Ye L 09 111111 sell Do! Tato. all Do. e 80 - 10 sll,lOl Lost 10 Noolllooo 10 D N0110.,20114004 10 N. Irolons-00010 2 G. N. B. Pun.- Do. Leda- 10 De. York ...... is; all Do. Stook.&Dorlbes. De. do. 1110441 le Da do. 111141 10 North Lantos 11 Do. Now I I D.. i to d . catm.. llll WO 'Nor& 011N.* S. Welborn Jon eill 0010 lee ee 1110 SoM lee 1.11. Aber .110 10 seemitalaseri..— effelrogi onewelyaro Milosy I WAIN* I* 001 Devon 100 ell 100 loaborn elolnoeleoooo lo . 4o ISO ,Tai I Do 0 100 , Vole of Noah 1100 Victor& 810. & Plialloo ,100 West Cornwall 'lOO , W. Mune* K. I 1. A. 4 As SS 33322 a 10 le Ms 71 4 ill sat tam 2 1 AD 11 au - - I die 4} Par 19 ,8 time 6 41 Ws P 9l 4 * 16 10 9 dlal - iW 11 1 19 6 1. 6 1 16 17 - II Ws Oa id • I 1.5 i 16 I 161 9 T . dli - dial 6 11061 1 NAN 1 . 1 3 6 2 1 1 1 " : 10 1 1 411 s 6 I Um 1 par Om set It IV= 111 sU I 60 II 16 10 9 4 11 10 S i tTa 10 7 edi ... i 1 lillee WS We 45 0 Ile IL 20-3 4 I I die - I Par bin se I _e_ . 4 I 1 - 1226 61 taine: : 1 , 4 1,0 7 7 7 2 1 !4 1 . 4 7 f r 2 __ ,_______ _ 10 i Natal tuadiool.o. CI AS II . Naiscaal Ols.Ooss. (L ~4110 MI 19stionsi Maeda (L D 1,091 IS ,NstiouslPrev. I OM ISO Iltatteislatom=i) S 911 1 0 19 XerbuddaGosl Ili L , SAX X Do. New WWI N lit.ZsalsadT.OLosn(L L t i do le NorthortarousTsa(L) .1761. it. N.Brit.Australauisa(L) II 0.910 19 9.199.91Att05a.1a.(L 0,000 1 NovaikottaG.sadL ,L) a SON I Do. do. AW IS Goss& Morino Omura t UN 90 OdeetalOuninaoratokL 1,011 40 Orketalitnaenalpre li k I Sae (Limited) al NIIIII 1 Do. Now sl -.4 19 Orliallaksdlltam( l ) al 10 Otago d lithhadlnvost. 1 110 Ottoman Xasts9al (I ) 11 6 Ottoman Gas (assitiod 1 IS thassoaELOLStoan(L) I A Do. 4,a. al KPos D ti o. Now 1 1v.Le51411216.(14 ISI SO Peninsular a O. Mrs 0/ OS ' Do. do. New X DI 141usbracts L., N.. 1L(1 1 OS Wary boa id _AO IS , Do. Nur al 6,160 IS WoJ. City inagsrov. (L ) 9 11.760 111 ' Ditto ditto . . 10,000 104 Reptilian/16am lll 100,0001. Oh deothustra Invest 19 94000 SO Smith, Knight... Wu. 1 10,091 10 Soarluso..r Egypte( ) 9 10,000 91 'S. Atrles9 IL 9 . (L.` I 10,000 X I Do. ascood issue I 14.1104 N South Australis"' land a 100.0001. II l illabesorlse liisamoh lO I Do, Scrip a 17.600 IS ITsl.Cossistiohliaba(L 100,000 IS . thaissatllsessyla.(L.) 11,000 10 i rrustltosocras.L 00,000 10 P. & L Co. of _. 100,000 20 17•31stine of Live..(L. 40,000 0 17021•19.2‘900.00.11 50,000 19 Culvers.ltsrinehsa 10,000 10 Upper AssaeuTso(Ltin ; 16,000 10 Ditto 10,000 SO ItsaDiseisn's Lad— -10.000 60 Warrant llasa*Lhis 10,000, 60 I WostlodiadYsolloS L — - - PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Easton, Norfolk, 5 per amt. Exteosion, 1846, 102. Great Wedeln, original oral. 4 pm oink, 961. Great Welton, original 6aeomable 4 per met., 87. Great Welton, Wed lOdland, Orford, Ist gnaranteed 'took, 123, i. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwarp and Roteern Dutch Rhenish (W. ), t2i. Imperial Mexican way (Limited), 21. Wed !ludas (all paid), 10. I Poi 1 idl y 1 Ws /0 at 16 ii 1 1 i 14 in 2_ __ ill 1 i irpt i 4 4Om sw— psi. 2 Ms 2 Ido q at 6 • •-• 81 84 21 pm • I dig Ita 22 74 281 Sga • / lig 44 88 102 100 Ifa ▪ 2 - ft nal I - 2 I dl• 41▪ 1_ 8.8 S . !Ulm i i i t I '1 ••:90 I die • le !foie ii lii O lb H" 010 I lily • le eidis ' NONBY ArAexpr.-(rliis DAI.) Moscow Gas Company will be closed on Tuesday TWO ortock. next, the share 11th lost. . The list of the Moyer Coffee Company The stock markets are fi rmer to-day, notwith- ) will be dosed on Thursday, the 13th, The mun ci W t e llrY be are . p r z e i rtet mention tint standing the absence at the boat race of many of ritddo.; and on Saturday, the 15th, for the ueanee the members of the Stock Exchange. share list dividends are payable to-day, and it is pro though closing to-day (Saturday) foe Loodoo, will bible that • portion of them have already been re-invested. The important failure, referred remain open for country applications ti ll Monday. to below, is not yet generally known. Consols have A telegram received yesterday states that a ire 12 shops, including the premises of the Ba nk of risen per cent., and several foreign stocks to 4. took place at Duned in on the 94th January, when English railway securities and financial shares are Otago (Limited) were burned. The books and cash exceptionally quiet. of the bank were, however, saved, and business was There are very few bills on o ffer in the continued as usual. The bank premises were fully discount market to-day, while the supply of money has largely increased, owing to the payment of the dividends. The general rate for the best paper is 31 per cent., but excep- L timid transactions are reported at 34, or below the lank minimum. The charge for short loans - in the Stock Exchange is 3 per cent. - Al Paris to-day, according to Me. pouter's teligram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 6VO. 800., showing no alteration. Gongola are now quoted 901 to 4 fOr money, and 904 to 91 for the account (May 9)._ The official business report is as follows :-Thres per Cent. Consols, for money, 904, 3 ; ditto, for account, 903, 4, 91; Three par Conte. Reduced, 884, i; New Three per Cents, 881, 4 ; New Three and-a-Half per Cents., 96 ; New Two-and-a-Half _ per Cents., 74 ; Bank Stock, 242 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 4, 107 ; Five per Cent. " en faced " rupee paper, 101, 4. Foreign stocks are in request. Consolidde and Spanish Certficates have risen per cent., and Greek, Spanish Passive, and Mexican, I. 7 Some of the present quotatious are annexed, viz. :- Greek Bonds, 204 to 214 ; Mexican, 27 to :a Confederate, 32} to 33} ; Spanish Passive, 313 to ; the Certificates, 164 to 17 ; Turkish, of 1858. 72 to ; ditto 1862, 744 to I ; and the Consolidis, Hi to 55. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1863, 824, ex div. ; Danubian, 83} ; Egyptian, 1864, 95, 944, ex div. ; Italian, 1865, 734, ex div. ; ditto scrip, 34 die., ex div. New Granada Deferrred, ; Portuguese, 1853, 481 ; Russian, 1822; 891 ; ditto, 1882, 91 ; ditto, 1864, 904, ex div. ; Sardinian for account, 79, 78} ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 414, 4 ; ditto Passive, for account, 314, ; ditto Certificates, for account, 164, 4, 174, 161 ; Turkish 1858, for account, 724 ; ditto 1862, for account, 744 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 75, 744, 75 ; ditto 1863, 72 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 4L International Financial shares are now quoted 14 to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 24 to 4 pram. ; London Financial, 74 to >ti prom Imperial Mer cnntile, 1 to 4 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 154 to 16 ; Ottoman Swidtd Wodrale, 24 to 4 prem. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :-Metropoli tan District Railways, 9 to 10 prem. ; China Steamship and Labuan Coal, 2 to 14 die. ; Rto Janeiro Gee, 1 to 14 prem. ; West London Docks lad and Warehouses, Ito 04 die. ; Varna Rail way, 41 to 54 prem. ; Millwall Freehold Land and Docks, to 3 Prem. ; City of Moscow Gas, Ito If prem. ; South African Land, to prem.; and Anglo-Egyptian Navigation, par to prem. Messrs. Charles Joyce and Co., in the Egyptian and East Indian trades, whose difficulties have been referred to in mercantile circles for some days peat, have to-day stopped payment, and ad the subjoined circular has been issued to x" their c reditors. The liabilities are estimated at about 1,100,0001.. of which 600,0001. are direct and 500,0001. indirect. Nothing certain is known at present with respect to the ultimate result of the liquidation. The house has occupied a very respectable position, and its operations have been upon a large scale. pad 61 , Scorpio-street, London, Aprn 8, 1865. Gentlemen,-It is with feelings of deep regret that we are compelled to announce to our eresktors the Dedll•diT of suspending payment, and which is attributable to the great depreciation of the cotton market. Ceder the advice of our soltor, Mr. Sway, of Bucklersbury, every precautioo will be taken to protect the interests of all our creditors and those with whom our firm are interested. The books are now under the investigation of Mews. C. F. Kemp, Cannon, Ford, and Co., accountants, of Gresham-street, with instroctious to prepare a statement of our affairs without delay to sub mit to our creditors.-We are, gentlemen, your obedient servants, CRAB. JOYCZ and CO. HALP-PART Two o'Czocz. Consols are still quoted 904 to 1 for money, and 904 to 91 for the account. About 39,0001. in gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation. There is no gene ral inquiry, however, for the Continent. The Anglesea, from Port Philip, has brought 34,0001. in gold. There was not much alteration yesterday after noon in the foreign exchanges, but the tendency, on the whole, was lees favourable for this country. The rates were as follows : Ameterdens, 3 mouths, ILI9I to ; ditto, 3 dap, 11.164 to 174 ; Rotterdam, 3 motes, 11.194 to 4 ; AM isms, 3 months, 25.424 to 74; Hamburg, ma. bane*. 3 months, 13.84 to 9 ; Paris, 3 days, 35.174 to 25 • ditto, 3 mouths, 25.40 to 45 ; Fisnkfort-co•the-Malon i twwwthes 1204 I ; at. Petersburg (pr amble). 3 months, 304 to 1 ; Pecans, off. do., 3 months,ll.3o to 35 ; Trim* et. le., 3 mouths, 11.30 to 35 ; Madrid, 3 months. 474 to 4 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 471 to 8 ; Leghorn, 3 mouths. 25,524 to 74 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.524 to 74 ; ISSN, meths, 25,524 to 74 • Naplee lid, 3 months, 25.524 to 74 ; Palermo, 3 month's, 25.52 to 74 ; Messina, 3 moths, 25.524 to 74 ; Lisbon, 90 Vs, 514 to 4; Oporto, 90 days, 514 to 4. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes : Coin cis bullion Balls disosantwl Government deposits Demises 1,890,000 Noise Is circulation lnman 056,000 Private deposits The coin and bullion show an unimportant de crease, while the renewed decline in the discounts argues a very languid demand for money. The present mail brings the satisfactory intelli gence that the contract with the Panama Royal Mail Steam Company for a monthly mail service between Panama, New Zmland, and Australia, has been ratified by the New Zealand government. The subsidy granted to the company is 110,000/. per annum, provided the speed reachee 10 knots per hour ; in default of this, the subsidy will be , 90,0001. per annum. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,2531. over last year. A general meeting of the shareholders of the London, Hamburg, and Continental Exchange Bank (Limited) will be held on the 21st instant, "for the purpose of receiving the report of the directors, with reference to the sale of the cow 's business to the General Exchange Berl I• • ” The firs ) t ordinary general meeting of the East India Financial Association is convened for the 28th inst., "to rec eive the directors' report, and for other purposes. The first ordinary general meeting of the Inter national Contract Company will be held on Thurs day, April 27, whop a dividend is to be declared. The fourteenth ordinary general meeting of the Cape Town Railway and Dock Company will be held on Friday, the 28th instant. The directors of the Metropolitan and Provincial Bank (Limited) have made a call of SI. per share on the new shares, 4,156 in number, payable by the let proximo. A further call of like amount will be made on the Ist of September, payable by the lot of October, thus equalising the amount paid on i The private view of the F O rench Exhibition open each denomination, new and old. plow today (Eltitinlay). The sllery will to the The list of applications for shares in the City of r m. ea 14 4 .6 7 next FIIDAT Ermine. Consols, which closed yesterday at 91 to 4, for the 9th of May, opened this morning at 904 to 91, and closed at 94 to I. For money the last price was 904 to 4. The o ffi cial business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 904, 4,4, 4 ; ditto, for account, 91, 90k, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 88k. 89, 884; Row Three per Cents., 884, 89, 881 ; Bank Stock, 242 i India Stock, 217 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 108‘ 107, 1064 ; ditto Bonds, les. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper , 101 4 . The India Five per Cent. stock was again in demand and firm. India Bonds were marked He. prem. Exchequer Bills declined Is., closing at 21. io sa. prem. Foreign stocks were weaker, especially the more speculative descriptions. Spaniel Passive Bonds and Certificates showed decided heaviness, the former falling 1, and the latter 1 per cent. There was also a reduction of 1 per cent. in Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. of 1863, in Greek and Venezuela Bonds of 1862 and 1864, I in r k. tiau of 1864 and Turkish Consolichis, and Mexican Bonds and Italian Stock and scrip. ern vian and Sardinian Bonds, however, improved 1 per cent., and Danubian Principaliti es Bonds, t. In the market for bank shares an improvemen was quoted in Chartered Bank of India, Australia t and China, London and &salmi, Union Bank of Australia, and Union Bank of London. London and Hamburg Bank shares show a trivial recovery front tbeirextraordinarydepreseiom. As regards Agra and Masterman's Bank, Anglo-Egyptian, Continental, Imperial Ottoman, and Mercantile and Exchange Bank, lower prices were quoted. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted to-day 16} to 1, being 7s. 6d. lower ' • Egyptian Trading, die. to par, showing a fresh fall • ,National Dis count, 104 to / prem. ; Joint-stock Disoonnt, to 11 dus. ; Ottoman Socidt4S Oinked°. 21 to prem. ; and Milan Improvements, flf to # prem. Commercial Union Insurance, Humber Ironworks, Ocean Marine Insurance, Rio Improvements, Socidtd Financi'ere d'Egypte, Fore-street Ware house, and South African Mortgage shares have declined. Ebbw Vale were inquired for. The continued sales and consequent decline in the price of the Egyptian Trading Company's shares in the face of the late general improvement in those of other financial companies excites much remark, and the shareholders are evidently becoming very anxious for some official statement. The shares of most of the financial companies were weaker, and closed at a reduction from yes terday's prices. A slight improvement was quoted in English and Foreign Credit. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. :—lnter national Financial, 11 to It prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 1 Fem. ; London Financial, 7} to # prem.; Impala] Mercantile Credit, 1 to 1 prem. ; and Credit Fonder and Mobilier (old shares), 4 to 5 prem. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are subjoined —Metropolitan District Railways, 9 to 10 prem. ; Varna Railway, 4 prem. ; Rio de Janeiro Oss, 1 to lt prem. ; West London Docks, 1 to 01 dia. ; South African Land and Finance, 1 to 14 prem. • Millwall Land and Docks, tto I prem. ; Anglo-Egyptian Navigation, to 1 prem. • City of Moscow Gas, If to lt prem.; RNA Bali Iron ! 11 to 11 prem. ; and Financial Insurance, 1 to 2 prem. Canada and Nova Scotia Government Debentures were rather flatter. MINIIB.-(THIS DAY.) Two oTtocw. The mining market is quiet to-day, prices ly are quoted the same as yester day. Vor shares are called 304 to ; East Lovell 10 to * ; Clifford Amalgamated 30fr to 31} ; Wheal Grenville, 4 to i t ; East Gun nislake, 2} to I ; Great Limey, 18 g to 19 ; and Great North Laxey, 3 to 1. Val Antigoria Gold shares are in.piired for, while Kapunda show dulness. The subjoined weekly report on the metal market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. Von Dadelazen and North : Metals, with few exception', show an upward tendency. although the amount of business actually does matinees limited, and the advance being gradual we have wary renege to hope that a better demand will spring op as the iqpiia advances. Iron : Welsh ban remain io good deman d prices are firmly maintained at Si. Cis. to 71. f.o.b. Wales. Rails are equally steady. There is every prospect el a speedy settlement of the dsaffordshirs wages gaieties. pending which priests are nominal. Scotch pig trim ha. advanced to 525. 3d. sash. Copper : The market is decidedly stronger ; holders feel confident of nn wham" though buyers are extremely motions. Maaafactured now held for 96/. to 971. For bed select 93/. in asked, end 901. has been paid for tough. Foreign is also firmer. Kapuoda. 941. ; Barra, 931. ; Wsllsroo, 901. to 91/. ; Chili. 831. Tin : The demand foe Straits has steadily improved, sod being in excess of the quantity now offering for se* the price has advanced to 881. 10s. cash. Prompt parcels but little inquired for. Banos is nominally 951. to 951. 10s. English meets with a better demand. In Holland the market is steady. 56) d. buyers. Tin plates unchanged. Lead keeps very quiet, and prices are with dificulty maintained. German offered at low rates. Speller : Bat little busiosas has been dose • we quote prime. spot, 191. ss. to 19/. 10a. for common brut and 191. 17s. lid. for special. Hall parcels. 191. 15e. to Then is so demand for forward delivery. BURSTING OP Till lIII BO GIN ILER OP A LOCOMOTIVE R. THE GUARD OF THE TRAIN KILLED. (From the Way*ld /mewl of yesterday.) Early this morning the boiler of a locomotive engine atteched to a Great Nordista oral train burst with • loud noise, on the West Yorkshire Railway. at finowhill, jest at its inaction with the Ossett branch. In the explosion the guard, a roan earned Cooper, wee killed. It wan that the mine left Artiste, 'WWI about 5 o'clock with a load al empty coal waggons, and proceeding to Oseett there exehanged the empty wsggooa for fall ones, and started on the return journey. A stoppage waa made at the Saowbill junction in order to pick up as additional load, and it was whilst shunting for this purpose, that the explosion took place. This happened at five minutes to 6. The engine was just abreast of the points where Cooper bad stationed himself. when the front half of the boiler gave way, • complete round of plates were torn from their rivets, sad the greeter portion of them corning into direct and immediate contact with Cooper *rot him headlong for several yards, crashing into his skull, shat tering it almost to pieoss, sad otherwise frightfully muti lating him. He must have had an instantaneous death. The diiver, who was at his peek escaped uninjured. the force of the blast having gone in a different direc tion. He says .he felt a slight blow on his heed. A potties of the woe sideboard which protected him was carried away. As soon as he recovered from his surprise be , 8 , at owe jumped off the engine *ad ran to Cooper, but life was gess. Our reporter reached the place where the acci dent imposed about balf-past 9 o'clock. Mr. &twin- II tendeat Hall and Mr. Bonne, foreman of the locomotive de- I part:Dent of the railway at Leeds, were then examining the 10 engine. As far as mild be aseerbained it presented g no appearances of having had an old hectare about it. u The safety valve stood at 1201ba. pressure, which is said et to be war the usual working point. Simpson, the driver, and O'Neil, his stoker, had only had charge of the engine it. fa Walleye, but they state that it had been in the hands it. of several other men since it had undergone repairs. From n the plate on the engine it appears to have bees made in ; 1850 by Mr. Wilson, of Leeds. It has, therefore, been ie Elt use for nearly 15 pars. The body of Cooper has been N. , removed to the Saowhill Inn, kept by U. Laptop , to await es. ' • coroset's inquest, which is to be held at 4 o'clock this St afternoon, before T. Taylor, Faq., county coroner. 12 L deceareed lived at Ardsley, and we are told that he has i; left behind him a wife and five children. et Miss Louisa Pyne, we understand, is engaged by rs; Mr. Bateman for a tour in America, and will WM'S England l i lt very shortly to fulfil it. We regret, in the present falter. et, leg state of Foglish art, that wo shall lash even for a short Lk thee, our most charming and enoossdnl prism donna.— r , OrcAestro. Ise We regret to state that Mr. E. J. Loder, the pompom of the Night Dancers, Ilourjahad, &c., died on too Wednesday last—Orotaiira. K Master Paul Fechter, a little son of Mr. Fechter, St. will appear as the boy in Belphivor, at the Lyceum, with hi father, on Easter Monday.—Ordestro. The Prew expresses a hope that the next new boulevard opened in Paris will be named after Mr. Cobden. SS. The Cologne Gazette, finding its news frequently Li' taken without acknowledgment by a German contemporary, St. determined recently to punish the offender in a somewhat original manlier. Having received telegraphic informatics SS of Mr. Cobden's death and of Mr. Bright having been pro• seat when the event took place, it announced in the "ex. change" copy intended for its contemporary, ad of le mune in that copy alone, that Mr. Bright M. had ettoonsobed, and that Mr. Cobden bad received le the last adieux of his friend. The bait wee swallowed s i t whole. Not orJy did the newspaper thus hoaxed &nominee ea the death of the member for Birmingham, bat it added a LS. sketch of his career. The Cologne Gazette is of course in all ecstasies. The Italia of Naples announces that the state r s of Mount Vesuvius is rather alarming at present, that the to upper crater is almost full of lava, and that it is feared it 1, 1 will soon overflow. St DF.LTH OF MADAMS Pass.—This once famous " _ _ singer died a few days sines at her resider* on the Lake of Como, at the age of 67. having been born la 1796. Her principal SUOONDOIS were obtained from 1823 to 1827, the enthusiasm she excited being very great. The Sonnaesbida and Norma were written expressly for her. She retired in 1836 to a beautiful estate she possessed on the Lake of Como, sad bas lived there ever since. GALT ROBBERY OF WATCHES AND JEWELLERY.— Yesterday morning another robbery of a jeweller's shop was committed at the house of Kr. Walker of ll' Holborn, just within the metropolitan police T following is a list of the articles stoke :80 gold sod idler i watches, 69 gad guard and Albert chains, two stout curb i t carl: quantity of gold rye and seas ; 600 rings, namely wedding rugs, 20 keepers. 200 signet rings, 50 mourning rings, 30 diamond air gem rugs, and 200 fenny riop ; 200 1 gilt pins, 150 gold lockets, 50 pairs of bright gold e arrin g s, 10 large coloured brooches set with topaz, coral, and aqua- t marine garnets ; 600 gold pins, bright sad coloured, a large quantity of gold cusses and charms about 600 seta of gold II studs set with store, 100 gold pen and pencil mese, sod quantity of other • solitary. The police are very anxious 11 to keep the particul.rs of this robbery from the public, and for obvious realms. It may, however, be =shooed that, ", unlike the robbery at the Walker's, at Cornhill, it was effected without any " breaking in." The robbers got ad- * mission quietly between 7 sad 8 o'clock in the morning after 0 the servant wee up and before the shop was opened, and 0 escaped safely with the booty. It is believed that the par ticulars when published will be found as remarkable as those t connected with the robbery on Oornhill. It may be men. I honed that Mr. Walker, of Holborn, and his family live on the lr ini.NL LorgmENT EXTRAORUINANY.—The inhabitants I t of a pretty and secluded village in the North Riding were a few days ago very much astonished at the &porno°, of • large company of school-boys, whose wild looks of i excitement and noisy clamour clearly showed that they were out on "French leave." They proved to be the pupils of • neighbouring college, who i for some cause had resolved to turn their faces homewards, sod were on their way to Darlington and Suuderbad. The muters, however, gave chase, i and shortly afterwards made their appearance , . while the young gentlemen were being housed for the eight in the village ion. "No surrender" was the cry of the juveniles, nor did they return *US certain conditions were assented to by the pursuers in the presence of the bindlord, who mightily enjoyed the scene, and will not forget it for some time, more especially ea they neglected to poi the bill.— Yorkakire Gazette. CAPTCEE OF BROOD. FISII.—We have selected the run= as an example of the mischief done by the reckless capture of brood-fish ; but the illustration will serve its turn for every other species of salt-water fish. Further, we may remark that, though • prejudice exists in favour of the superiority of herrings and mackerel with large full roes, it is now the lees certain that they are not fit for food in an equal degree with those fish which have spawned, and have bad time to recover their condition. It is • universal rule of nature that no creature on the point of giving birth to its young can by any possibility be in a fit state for food, how ever specious may be the reasoning of those who affirm the contrary. And it is strange that persons who would look on the destruction of salmon, perch, trout, and other fish, when in spawn, as a species of fish-murder, will yet so per sistently declare that a mackerel or herring " s nothing without a good-sized roe !" Until this fallacy explodes, and we have proper regulations for the protection of our sea-fish during their breeding seasons, it is mere idle vaporising to exaggerate the casual damese done by the "trawl-net" If ever system was urgently celled for, it is as regards the regulation of our British sea fisheries. One of our most popular rerfish—the haddock—has already, in many loca lities, become so scarce as almost to threaten its extinction, sad we es,: ourselves bear witness to the fact that neither the herring nor the pilchard is new brought to market in anything like the same abundance as twenty years ago, although the introduction of railways for the conveyance of fish to market from seaport towns has greatly facilitated their use as an article of food, in the metropolis especially. Although the demand for fish in the present day is treble what it was twisty years since, the vest eatural resources of Great Briton in this respect would, if properly hue banded, give enough and to spare. As it ie, we not only have to send to Amnia' and Newfoundland for our supply of cured cod, bat • vast amount of our market supplies of fresh fish ems* from Hollaad and from Norway. whence they are seat, pecked in ios, to London.—Froaer's Magazine for April. Theme Racalwra. The traffic receipts of railways in the United Kingdom amounted, for the week ending the let of April, or. 11,841 milea, to 607,0941., and for the corresponding week of last year, on 31,490 miles, to 599,7871., showing an increase of 351 miles, and • unease al 7,3071. The gross receipts on the following forte= railways amounted in the ag gregate. os 8,374 miles, to 494,249/., and for the corresponding week of 1864. on 8,097 mile& to 488,944/., showing an inner' of 277 miles, and of 5.3051. The isomer on the Weiler= amounted to 1,2791. •, on the Great Easters to 7171.,• ou the Great Northers to 3,8361.; on the Lasoultire sad Yorkshire to 531.; on the London North Western to 408/4 on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lirwolasbire to 1,354/. ; on the Midland to 2.0761. ; os the North British to 1,3661.; and on the North Eastern ' to 2,877/.—total, 13,9661. ; but from this must be deducted 5481., the dearer. on the Great Southern and Widens ; 5111. oe the Great Wasters ; 2,4921. on the Lead= and Brighton ; 3,5961. on the Loudon and South Weston; sad 1,5121. on the South Eastern ; together 8.6611 .• leaving the bores= as above, 51051. The goods an miners' traffic ea those limes amounted to 300,1301. and for the corn ing week at 1864 to W 47,529/., shoed= an decrees, of *6Oll. The receipts for pamegers, panels, he., &mourned M 194,1191., sprit 221,4151., sheers • decrease of 27,2961. The traffic receipts on 63 other lines amass anted, on 3,463 idles, M 112.8451. ad for the ourespooding week of last year, en 3,393 miles, to 110.8434, 'laminas incurs of 70 Wlea sad of 2,0021. is the receipts. The total receipts st the "wet week show an berms* of 8,3691. as cum= ilidek these of doe preceding week swam tie 2111 k of to It 29,000 1 10,000 1 21,000 i 10,020 , 190,0001 40,000 1120,000 ,3001 MIMI .1.1.1 K . i r— s - s lese 4_ 115 Ni KOMI 10.610 IMMO igiiil 1 7 : 6 4 :1 WIN WIN IMO 10. SIAN SON! -- -'-1. MAW PROVINCIAL WARR KARIM& L1T183004 APIIL 7.-Saks to-day 5-Edinburgh and Glas gow, 90 -Lancashire and Yorkshire. 1101-London and North Western. lb; I i i 6-Midland, 1361-North British, 64- North 'darn, Berwick 111-South Eastern, 834-Buffalo and Lake Hand 4-Dutek Rhenish. 61 p•-Great Limesahoniff. 1844 1-Flve-Tweatieu 671-lantern Eacheags Bank. 1646 d. Liverpool Financial Arsocistion. 1346 d.-Mercantile and Ex change Bank, 31 746 d. Queen Insurance Company. Ip. -West India and Pacific Steam Company, ng Company, 17-16 p. Arles. 7.-A moderate buboes. and priem steady. Athena Bank (Limited), 81 p.--C. Cammell and Co. Limited), 3 -Great Iszetabonrg, 111-Great Western, 761 I Illinois Central. 61-John Brown and Ca (Limited), 131 p ad Yorkalbs, 11 Landon and North Western, 1211 1 1 1-Mandester, bed, and Lineolnshid II- Ditto Five per Cent, Prof., 91-Mercantile Bank (Limited Sid. Metropolitan, 1281 71-Dftto New Extension, 1 51 1 1 -Itt Ditt 136-New York and btu 831 1-South lantern. o C C Pref., 1021-Spanleh Passives, 112-Bochdale Cana 80 -fleet woods, 4 146-British and Foreign Marine, 31 p.-Distrtet Bang, 171 p The Stock Eschange was closed between the hods of lt o'clock and 230 p.m. BoulindAM, And 7.-There ware atlas of Worcester sad Birminghsm Csnal shares at 101 ; Birmingham Joint-Mock Bank. 36 for end of moult: Midland Contract. at i dli.: and Birmingham Wagon at 111 : Great Eiden stock deed at 47 to 471 ; Great Western. 76 to re 714: London and North Wasters, 1211 to 124 Stratford Itidlway, 141 to 15 ; Staffordshire and Woradarainre Carl, 470 to 480: Birmingham Banking idededy shares, in to 33 : Birmingham Joint -B ; 9 a Bank- to Pi t • Brithh and Foreign Railway Plant, Ito 1 prem. ;_ ommisem ' Old Union Mild 51 to ge inrralnglutm Wagon underdog par to I prom.: Gloaorder Wagon ',fourth Ude), K gd. to b. red : Birmingham Waterworks, at 321 bayed Dodd Arm 6.-New noes per Cent bock, be 811-DlMilis ler sew woad May. 89 081-Indla Five per Ord Moak ' bassferable at Beak dlntone) 106-National Bask of Liver ' POOl 2dniited), New gewasel at 6 a Grest prem) Reg odd), 161-DaMin imd trat), 198-Weebree, and for 113-Ebbo 161- Waterford an i miek l.lll.ll pai acco d, ns 161 t, -Belbst and Northern Counties Four per . Cent. Perpetual fellBC-Daldha. km. sad Welton KZ per Cent. (all paid). 12i-Great Scisbern I and Western, Fear per Oust. Perpetual (all paid), IS. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETIL LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (RT ELECTRIC AND LETZLIATICIAL TILEIGWI.) (TlOll 001 OW 001SESPOTIDIET.) The market closes quiet. Saes, 6,000 Wes. Speculation ad expert, 2,000 bales. TALLOW WARKST.—(THIB DAT.) The awazirat isban quiet :—Towa tallow is quoted 40a. 6d., sot auk ; Potars sa ea spot, 9a. 3d. ; All tbs , math, 29a. 3d. to T ; J ags, 39a. 6d. to 3 395. 9d. ; Oatobir to Thaessilwr, 41a. ; Deoessbas, 41s. 6d. Maxi= AVIILAGEL—Town tallow, 425. 3d. ; tatby ditto, 2a. ; pillow Rossiaa, 40a. 9d. ; maid stuff, 31s. nosh ditto, Va. ; tallow groom, 124 ; good &Igo. 7., SMITHFIELD HAY BIARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Mews. Harvey aad Eastern report trade firm at the fol lowing priors :—Hay, from 96e. to 108.. Clover, from 110 a. to Ma. Straw, 280. to 33r. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) The weather betas sow favourable, vegetables are eases *Maul, but the prices for them Mill °online* WO. Coetiamital arrivals comprise lettuces , endive, radiahaa, arti chokes, potatoes. and goes° pees. Amoeg fruit some good pears sad apples may yet be had ; pineapples are somas grepes are, however. sufficieet for the demaod. Kest sobs fetch from 70e. to 80s. per 10011 e. Oranges keep compa ratively good sod c'cuesp. Lemons fetch from ba. to Ba. per 100. ylnerere chte ri gy combit of arekida, beetha, taro. hyacinths, Oldness pmal" malesa, camallias, axiom. elle, sad roses. nut Piro opine, por lb.. Is to 12, • OrsitiS Pi 10 0 . Of to 100 Grapes, per lu., 12a to :be Comers. per 100, be to 8s itrafferries, p. os.ll. to Is id Nils, cob, per 10040. 701 Will Pears. per dos, ts 0 . 1 to 8 s Brae% pee bushel, lis Apples, per sieve, I. 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