The Express. — London, England, 1865-04-21 00:00:00

r k w. Se Clod • few hours stew executing the glees to aloha& co V ,17, — fronss frees say wife* coatra ; ted °° Vrage ;" 1 " os tasellea we e tto pram LTPST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE -...... (I! moor= Tamura.) CRAVEN MISTING. (THIS DAY.) QUEEN'S PLATE. SAW* 4m. Ebo HA NDICAP PLATS WI its.iiic.r. mita , . d m p siii... B ... ...... ... 1 ... x rielanoArf SWEEPSTAKES. The at ifiktelai 61,110STAKER OF 26 SOVS. ria oarry sad °anima an has No nom —Kline. ' BENNI NGTON STAKES. D.Y. e L a wn. Maid Marin, Ann, Tinutoolle, sad wow bi le • .—Lady Trattoria bad st y e, PORT STAKES. T.M.M. pow Artha ?Am Yostwr.—Horrost. mo gy.—Jotii.o. LATEST BETTING.—(MIDNIGHT.) 5 OITY AND SUBURBAN. to 1 mot Gamin' (9 9to 1 Mal Train (t) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 9 to S mot Kangaroo (t) 6to 1 amanita** (t) 15 to 1 Hark (t) . . 14 to 1 Hodisiastsr (1) CHESTER CUP. 11 to 1 apt Viotorious (t) 11 to 1 Acktrorth (t) 1 15 to llOso 5 La Lica T(t) ostoquor (t) THE DERBY. 14 to 1 opt Wild Charley (t) 15 to 1 Kangaroo (t) _ THIRSIC.—(THIS DAY.) u m pan—Mis. Lirriper, Honesty, Ands Laurie 1, Alias won% Grenade, &mobil Globule's dant t. Happy wasyrW liamisr, Moll Flagon, and Nagrada, Aram, =sl t, Dilmar, Billy Cantos, Habilis, Chessman, 4ilerdals, Mayflower, Whitetbors, Balsam, E g iwiso.—Normarket. WINDSOR MILITARY AND NATIONAL STRIPLICHABE. — (rms DAY.) ---.--- WINDSOR, FRIDAY. Ng morning the arrival of viaitors to thin in iserag omens' common" at an early hour, and the mew Pans on the London and South Western and ;nit Weems Railways eaeh brought their quota to the , 0 krongli, the crowd upon the mune being swelled I ne pmeengers by the specials, which left Paddington oiled 1 o'clock, sod Waterloo at 11.40 . In nee 'rased and course are in a splendid condition, rotating beautifully green and soft and the fences in psi . order, and although the weather is hot with lotgid, inn at the time this despatch is there is every peospect of some most *kat men. The course selected is on a very picturesque ib ow the Cavalry Busch at Spits!, above a mile mouth *of Windsor, sad is booked by the magnifionat scenery if lis Glen Park sad Foust. puling mornin g:lTiLd stand , a very ° theasl t few trellis were put the the surrounding enclosure, while the posts claim marking the sides of the crow* • , in about a mile and a half in lengthorere also and in foe the running. There is the usual misoelleneone of ineersat caterers of amusements in the shape lint Sally's sad refreshments. With inch honorable weather as that of to-day, the meet- which will be continued to-morrow will no doubt be one dr most succeedul of the season, specially as it is directly thepetromp of noblemen and officers of the Windsor • nosy of when, including the stewards, were pre en the comae. De mint exciting races have to come off this afternoon on Go nd Military Steeple Chase, the Borough Members sad the Hunter's Stakes, the distance foe each of • is shoal three miles. ream is Airs with throngs of pedestrians, while the of the town preeent a busy aspect, owing to the cop ping of flys, carriages, and other vehicles, proceed. Is Memel* in CIVIL SERVICE ESTIHATES.—This morning missed Clam 3—law and justice—of the civil service • for the yew ending March 31, 1866. The total amount to 2,897,515&, which is a net general ems of 37,5701. over the estimates of 1864.5. The esti = far police and constabulary in England, Scotland, and lard is increased by 3,3271.; criminal proceedinp—law Man sad criminal prosecutioes by 25.8311. (belt of ariet name is set down to Ireland) ; and courts of jostles Il %,3601. The vote for prison and markt amylase at bus sad abroad is decreased by 17,9481. After the review of the troops in the brickfield, ) fteport, on Tuesday, the Duke of Cambridge inspected er Military Hospital at Stoke. In the afternoon his Geri Monsen visited the fortifications at Hackers in* a the north of Plymouth, and he dined at Mount Dr. Jenner left London for Brussels on Wed. Tie with Lord ecapietown in the eening. Oa Widnes. IIY sonde, the T corn mander.in.rhiet v enue " pe a in the Deasy night to attend the "Ling of the Belgians ea his lltim Barracks, Dsvonport. The men belonging to the arTivsl • thud 28th Regiments were inspected i n r a n " w hi n DESPATCH OF THE AUSTRALIAN Illana.--Borrn- Ma. The date left Plymouth yesterday morning by the alarm', APRIL 20.—The Peninsular ieeoe and sail O this riental Cafter. om bo/Irani Railway for Weymouth and Portland. pany's steamer Pere, Captain Jam, ed la accordance with the instructions issued from "co with the mail' for Gibraltar , the Modllerraneall, rally to Captain Cowper P. Coles, R.N., sod to E gf l4 ' Ad "' C. 71", India ("614 Bombay), China, II". %darter h i i f department of Portsmouth Doak. ritia, the Cape of Good Hope, Australia and New Zeeland. 101, 0s chief draughtsman of the Portsmouth yard has She took 0nC,58 first, and 13 second-clan pumper, and on Pad a motet drawings, uoder Captain Colas =pavilion freight 88 boxes specie, value 22,1211 . 6a., for the following akirmtion, of a emgoing turret ship embodying Captain P m "' viz " Mwiriti"' jewellery, 2641. ; liadraa' gold "lip' Cold' idea in full of the turret principle as applicable to 3721. 10s., silver coin, gold thread, aod jewellery, 8361. In.. ; , mining ship. The vessel is designed to carry 6C3- Cam " j ewellery ' 86&" Singapore , *mils" and watches. Parder guns or "Big Wills," in her torreta, and the 2601- : Booghoog. bar silver, 5,0671. la lhl. ; dollar'. dal*, complete ie all th e i r d e w", ware seat in to the 10,0961. 13s. 4d. ; watches, 2251. ; Shanghai, dollars, 5001. ; la:realty by Captain Coles during the first week in the waic K in g hes. G "" g 2,4sol .4 . ; 8 7 . 7 d ' sydn watchli4 ey, .watch l ea. sol L ; o3ol. ll°b" . ; do e. a ßa fu ja y, Met month. A SOLDIER.'S Pgr.—On Thursday a noble sped- cu r of general merchand ise. 1 0 01 tie Highland Deer was landed on Greenock q y adRYLNOHAM ANSI MIDLAND COUNTIES CATILZ ___, NM the Dublin steamer. Yeah interest wan centered ui Snow .— The Mayer of Birmingham (Mr. Henry Wigan)) .""° lb. box in which the animal wee confined, and term entertained the members of the council of this show at ;aim of &tall Highland soldier, dressed i " belted plaid, luncheon yesterday, at the Quiee's Hotel. The Earl of *lge ke., mounting guard over the n animal, inquiry Harrowby, LG., the president for the year, wee present ; " b bur to be made as to th p r evious hi s to r y of the ea was ale. Mr. Davenport Bromley, M.P., who o ff ered a it • t appears that Captain e ll 'Kenzie, of Seaforth, prise of 10 maims, at the discretion of the council, for the lima" , made a present of the animal to his brother next exhibition. ▪ sad Privates of the 78th Highlanders about three DISTRESSING ACCIDENT AT Dowcasrita.—Tester -11111 ago, when it wee very young, and Moe that time it day morning. a family of five persons had a narrow escape rllella stationed with the regiment at Dover, and from suffocation at Demeter. A widow awned Elizabeth !°"ll t Barka Barrack', Dublin, where the regiment Addingley, aged seventy-eight years. residing in Cleveland ' assitly satirised, becoming a universal favourite street, in that town, and with whom lived her Atkine grad ::ereryoue connected with the corps. The &Animal daughter. a little boy, and two lodgers named on , .0 trained as to be able to precede the bead of (brothers), retired to rest at her usual boor, but did not gortinent when out on parade, and of course it received get into bed until half-past 12 o'clock in the morning, "7 axial attention from visitors from the stately appear. when the youngest of the two brothers Atkinson trauma 0,1 it presented. Unfortunately, however, for ite Tope- borne. Be had not been in bed more than half as hour ,_ .m. ,sa it grew in size and in strength it began to form when he was awoke by a strong sense of suffocating. He "7 bad habits, usually asserting its likes or dislikes by got up, but on opening his bedroom door the smoke and 17 "he,.,„_ headlong at the object of its regard, its towering a were so intense that be was obliged to close it. Be rws tiring it a means of offence' which eventually made found that his brother was senseless, and with great ." I hhorto universal favourite be regarded with fear by peteence of mind he dragged him to the window, and when tiOl..al its bat friends. At last its 000 duct beam area- he had revived he got him to let him down by • counter. bir, sad a "amen of war" wee called to deride pane into the street. He wee not long before he pa as r!!‘rhet should be the fate of the recusant. The officers alarm, and the fire engines were sent for. The WM resolved to offer the dear to his Grace the Duke shutters in the front room were forced open, and both the d Moe ad &solos, wbo was pleased to meet It, bey and granddaughter were found insensible. The old Anot %l "rid That the animal might be forwarded to his lady was found dead in her room. the bed and furnitu re inbt"—Grlarriolo Herald. almost destroyed, and a large bole burnt in the floor. The x ISITRIOUS SUICIDE AT DAWLISH. —On Mon- fire was extinguished without much difficulty. It is ap t/wooing a wan " h av i ng the appearance of a lady 'ma t posed . that the doomed had been reading io Heldand whilst tie York Hotel, Dawlish, and engaged • bed for the so doing had fella salsa. At an inquest yesterday qtr She stated she w ... Amer i ca . from N ew Y or k. afternoon, before Mr. Lister, the carom. a verdict al !ilia she wee travelling for her health. She had come " kocidetally aorched and b urnt to death' . wan returned. 2 1 . 1 ( *from Paddiagtoo, and her object in visiting Dam I SUDDEN Drain OF A SPANISH Mixiarrs.—A nt, *le for the sea bathing. Her luggage was , she mid. , Madrid letter gives the following details of the suddee " t „Ltt the _ ra il way . station. She profereed to be ranch 1 death of Y. Galim . Minister of . Public Works :—" On e= 4 led retired at once to her bedroom, to which she , the morning at his ear be was in excellent healtk, and :7_ease of brandy and water and a biscuit might be in better spirits than usual. He was leaving his residues :f r , Tlcie wee done. and nothing was heard of the whiter ' to attend • Council of Maidens, and was about to enter his ",!.. 1 midday on Tuesday, when the inmates of the , carriage when one of his oldest friends, the relative of a rig becoming alarmed at the failure of their efforts young man who bad been killed in the rice on the previous heiug • an answer to their mated inquiriee, • evening , approached h im, and and out, ' You are a mar ddi. enable to open the bedroom acme, obtained a darer. By dismissing an honourable old rome from his post , "'",*, sad a rue entered the room by the window. The you have rinsed an effusion of blood ;my relation has been was was discovered dead in bed. Be the bedside was • killed, and his wife is out of bar mind!' Some of the bye. r„ . _tlen t hat bad contained the brandy and writer, sad . standees, attracted by the incident , joined in the scene, and 7Pufe. t sever.' empty wiper packets marked " vermin celled out, • Yes, yes ;he Is a murdererGahm " 1 . Oe examining the deceased's clothes. the may ' entered bin wring" Quite overwhelmed at this manifests ,__ that eould be found wee 41 She had, however, , tiori, and is said to have exclaimed from time to time, ' I 7!•tbuee in hro p orsser i ss h er gold an d th e other ! will have no more bayosets ; let the soldiers be seat away.' 7 . 7 Elbe were three rings On her fingers, one of which . The emotion Pros by this eesee was so great is to lead ~. t h a traldiall ring. No den could be obtained to bar to the attack which caused his death. After being takes _, v, the marks on her pockethandicerehief having bass ill. the only words he wee beard to utter were, • The 11th :" rat Oa inquiry at the station it was gonad there was of March,' being the date of the day on which he bad prie r_ there, nor did any of the officials remember posed in the mined of ministers to remove the rector al "mg seen the deosised.—Zzeter Gmtla the university." HIDE mARKrr.-(THIS DAY.) LILDIOHAI.I..—Hidai : Prises : 561 b. to 64114., 2jd. to 3d.; 641bs. to 721 b., 3d. to 3).1.; 72165. to 80lbs., Ad. to 3ld; Mb*. 88Ibe 31d. to 31d Calf . Whs. to 961b5., 31d. to 4d. Hone hides. 9.. to 10s. skins, light, 2s. to 41. fall. 6s. 6d. BlMlWlDSZT.—fitheepskina : Half-bards, Pe. to 9.. 64.; Dowas, 6s. 6d. to 7s. 6d. ; shaszliags, le. 4d.; lambs, 2.. 9d. to Is. 10d. BOROUGH HOP MARICHT.—(THIS DAY.) Marra Pattaadas sad Smith mart that the market castlauss Atm for all damoriptioas of both English sod foals a at lat. quotations. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 21, 1865. DIBINTVILZ STOCKS. SHARE LISTS-(THIS DAY.) . OWL /17 . Two dOzpoz! The railway market is dull to-clay,andtrlie few sittail variations which have occurred in prices are in an ,"01 unfavourable direction. London and Soutb West- see' ern stock has declined 4 per cent., South Eastern 4, ~T.,1 and Lancashire and Yorkshire and Great Eastern 4.. W London and North Western stock is now quoted •• • • la n t 1 ; Great Western, 74 to or t • • 11 l 135 to 4 ; Lancashire and Y ••; 81.411 ' shire, 120 to 4 • South Eastern, 86 to 4 ; •• Great Eastern, 47 to 4 ; Caledonian, 13 2 to 4 •, London and Soot Western, 96 to 97; Gna t Ilir. 1 Northern, 1324 to 1334 ; and Metropolitan, 1324 1 - I — aet to 133. Antwerp and Rotterdam, Sambre and Meuse, CI and Lombardo Venetian railway shares are flat. er,ec Very few transactions have occurred in Indian lines. ltr i Great Western of Canals shares meet with enquiry. 4! ORDINARY SHAMS AND STOCKS. AL6WAII. b 1 I.a. at illbaZaL4NamitTeL 1 1.1 1 11411" 10 and Nutbw.... ii se 11 ns oar — i --- isd We °Taiwan MI Do. a. I• so dh. latfl all Do. /Up. o. Imatl to B. 111 Dabla sod 1413ttse DeMentraWk IM III idlabe sodeibiAbd.lo 105 Maw sal 115 1 = 10 G,. Imam Ord. M. us Do. • sack 115 Do. 1L Am. Mk., 116 2 105 Owed Iselletikeemd MO OtestNoeMom 100 Do.A J •rm.sodll. as 100 De.llllllop.e.ispsDlß 110 M. Booth I West. (Ira) 100 Gnat Welters 100 Do.llom VMOss.llls 100 Do. South Welds. .- 100 Do. W. WA-411er4 100 Do. Do. 110 Do. Do. 115 lemosadee Yodoldre 105 Loodos sod Disekvall Ip LOosst issMs, &Dee 1150 Diodasolicalli 101 LoodoselmOtWasters 105 WansL.ll lattoolmi W Memo .A * sal Outisle _4,11 Do. Do. Row. 44 1 111 0 10 Vtii meTropoliiis Do. New W lletro.Dis. (Pro &alp C. 10 Do. do. do. .... 100 Midland 1 100 Do. New lag Do Arm t Darby &grad. Gt. Wn. (Itst aN Do. Shwa dlod=d 100 Nardliellish 100 Da. Nelln.,Pwrib,Dwad 109 N. Nailwen—Darsrisk US Do. N. N. 11. Pam 1111 Do. Ledo— -100 Doh Tat 100 Adds ill D Da. o. illair.tDadds. 11 Do. de. 11196411.. IS Do. de. 1991141 190 ; North London la I Do. New lan do., 1999 . 100 North Sidicadahhe sni N. I S. Widen' ldud 100 'Scottish Oadral 100 Scottish N.I. Abwr.d9 100 Soottlati Midland all Bimodal, & Weld*. 100 Sampalska Oaks 100 add Devon 100 ' 'South laded allMalaga. Wokindaslto US I M Sao sDo ........ 100 ; Vale at Moth 100 ' Victoria Nat Ando 11 IWaat °wawa 100 W. Havilss. 8. t 11. MONEY NLITILIM-MlllB DAY.) Two o'Ctocw. The stock markets to-day are quiet, further news from America being awaited. The funds show a recovery of 4 per cent., but with this exception there is little change in prices, most kinds of securities being fairly supported at yesterday's quotations, notwithstanding the lan guid state of business. There is still a good demand for money, and the rate for the best bills is firm, 3/ to 4 per cent, with exceptional transactions at 31. Short loans on English government securities are obtainable in the Stook Exchange at 24 to 3 per cent. Consols are now quoted 901 to 4 for money, and 901 to 4 for the account (May 9). The official bad ness report is as follows :-Thres per Cent. Console, for money, 901, 1 ; ditto, for account, 904, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 884, 89 ; New Three per Cents., 884, 89 ; Annuities, 1885, 14 1-16, 14; Brink Stock, 240, 242 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 1071 ; ditto Bonds, 17s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, 4e. prem. Few variations have taken place in foreign stocks. Confederate Bonds show s nominal recovery of 1 per cent Turkish Benda of 1862 have im proved 4, while Spanish Certificates have declined 4. Other foreign stooks are generally quiet. Some of the present quotations are an nexed, viz.:--Greek Bonds, 201 to 1 ; Mexican, 261 to 1 ; Confederate, 16 to 18 ; Spanish Passive, 314 to 4 ; the Certificates, 164 to 4 ; Turkish, of 1858, 704 to 711 ; ditto 1862, 73 to 74 ; and the Consolidds, 531 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :--Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 100} ; Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 100, ex div. ; ditto, 1863, 824, ex div. ; Egyptian, 1864, 934, 4, ex div. ; French Three per Cent. Rentes, 671 r. ; Greek, for ac count 204, 4 ; Italian, for account, 641 ; ditto Maremmaint Railway, 681 ; ditto, 1865, 731, ex div. ; ditto scrip, 41 dia., ex div. ; Mexican, for account, 264, 1 ; ditto, 1864, 254, 1 ; Portuguese, 1856, 1.c., for account, 48, ; Russian, 1862, 921, 4 ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 411 ; ditto, Passive, 314 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 161 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 90, 4, ex div. ; ditto 1858, for account, 71, 704, 714 ; ditto, 1.862, for account, 734, 73 ; ditto, 1001. bonds, 73 ; Venezuela, for account, 174 ; ditto, 1864, 41, 42, ex div. International Financial shares are now quoted 14 to prem. ; General Credit, 24 to prem. ; London Financial, 7 to 4 prem.; Imperial Mercantile, 14 to prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, old, 44 to 54 prem. ; ditto, New, 41 to 1 prem.; 'Hudson's Bay, 154 to 4 ; Egyptian Trading, 1 to 1 dia. ; and Ottoman Bodoni 21 to 4 prem. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined ;-Metropolitan District Railways, 94 to I prem. ; Varna Rail-' way, 61 to 7 prem. ; Millwall Freehold Land and ' Docks, 14 to 1 din. ; Anglo-Egyptian Naviga tion, 34 to 4 prem. ; and Russian Iron Works, 21 to 3 prem. The Asiatic has arrived from Port Philip with 35,0001. in gold. At Feria to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 66c., being 4 percent. lower than yesterday afternoon. After the considerable rise which has lately taken. place in the funds, as well as in many other securities, a partial reaction cannot excite surprise. Several considerations have contri buted to the fall now witnessed. Speculation for a rise is checked by the probable speedy termi nation of the American war, with its attendant uncertainties. A gloomy impression has likewise been produced by the news of the large mercantile failure referred tobelow, combined with the appre hension that further embarrassments will arise. Attention is also directed to the expected issue next week of a New Turkish Loan, involving a call for about 2,000,0001. of cash be ' tween this country and the continent. Some of the immediate realisations are for account of specu lators who bought upon the hope of an early fur- I thee reduction of the Bank rate of discount, sad who now regard such a movement as much less probable in face of the revived demand for money. On the other hand, it will not escape notice that the mercantile failures in course of announcement from time to time, though they may spread discou ragement amongst speculators in the Stock Ex change, are likely, by increasing the existing uncer tainty amongst the commercial classes, to promote the accumulation of idle money. I The subjoined circular announces the failure of Messrs. Buchanan, Hamilton, and Co., China mer chanta, of Glasgow. Their liabilities are estimated at upwards of 1,000,0001. sterling, and, owing to the extent of the losses in produce, chitty tea, it le believed that the liquidation will be rather unsatis factory, though some estimates place the dividend as high as 15s. in the pound. The house is of old standing, and has always occupied a very high posi tion. Mr. Walter Buchanan, the chief partner, is M.P. for Glasgow. Gretleinea,-It is oar painful duty to inform you that from heavy losses consequent on the depreciation in pro dune, we ass node, the asperity of impendtag payments. Yr. William Andenoe, of MOW& Kerr. Anderson, and Brodie, soxiontenis, of this city, is engaged in the prepara tion of a statement of our risks, whir will be submitted to oar creditors early next week.-We are, gentlerea. your obedient servants, BUCHANAN, lilswirros, and Co. Glasgow, April 19. British Columbia Government Six per Cent, De bentures were offered to public competition yester day by the crown agents for the colonies, and a farther portion of the loan of 100,0001. was allotted at meeting of the Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England took place yesterday, and was very nume rously attended. In answer to inquiries, it was elicited from the chairman, the Right Ron. James S. Wortley, and other authoritative speakers, that the company's securities have been valued in the balance-sheet somewhat ruder the market prices, but the board distinctly declined to give details as to the nature of these securities, urging that the company's operations partake largely of a confiden tial character, and that, unless due regard is paid to this element, business will not be brought to them. In proof of the impolicy of departing from the principle of secrecy in these matters, the ease of the International Financial Society and its holding in Hudson's Bay shares was cited. After some discussion, which occasionally took a personal and acrimonious turn, the meeting terminated with a cordial vine of thanks to the chairman and direc tors, a special vote of thanks being at the same time awarded by acclamation to Mr. Albert Grant, the managing director. The dividend and bonus declared are equal to 40 per cent. per annum, free of income tax, on both the shares with 51. paid, and those with 31. 10s. paid. At the meeting yesterday of the Fairbairn Engi neering Company a dividend was declared for the half-year at the rate of ten per cent. per annum, free of income tax, and the payment of the interim dividend in October last was confirmed. The report of the directors of the West Flanders Railway Company, to be submitted at the half yearly meeting on the 24th inst , recommends a dividend of 4s. 9d. per share, carrying forward a balance of 1011. The whole working_of the line is now in the bands of the " Socidti d'Ex loitation," and is stated to be proceeding very The North Ewen) Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,9361. over last year ; CUMNEBOIAL AND MARKETII. KAPX-LANZ.—(TIII2 DAY.) Than was shoat la avenge gangly of Bain& wheat re safer ' to-day, la good eauditioa. Ties affeedanas of buyers beteg limilad, the domed for both red sad white quintile was la a sluggish stale, at about Monday's oar sway. Tim show of fordo wheat was sot to say extennirs. 'The !West maples were bild at fall qaotatioes. Otherwise, the Ueda was heavy, on former teems. The transmtims is floats( °arias' of wheat were immi resedeted. We bad a fair isqaby for molting barley, at quit* provisos rake. Is gelid* sad distilling sorts, the traumatism were as • male, at about stationary lialb—de apply of which was moderately good— dimmed Imre gorily, on foram terms. TM, Mem of foreign oats was roadderably on the lemmas ; mtverthelses, Ma oat Wade was steady, at fall quotations. The few beans on air were Mira off Meadily,at extrema ommaties. Per oranamaded fall grime, with a steady inquiry. The dear Inds woo firm, at Monday's quelstione The demand far seeds was Aria, la cakm, tie Mamma Bose were OU3UIfT 01.10/1. 11110111111. Pre gr. wane. IL ti MM. EOM. fllkijen es to 41 lOU 18 to 42 ~ IM. whao,lo2l 40 to 443 _lllll4 61 to 67 Korb& sad Llsotin red. 1806 ISt Teo W. 86. OM& L I. 10 !botch. 10d Brotchztto h lO to 16 0 black SluiL 10 Yams :3 1 0 16 10 US l3 to DS as Harrow Plies 3B to 44 Ips PLS. M. Ors N i t: 36 to 39 N. SS 10 79 St Pl.OO. 81 Town arado, ps 380 is Ms. New Ona. Coostry 2O to SS at. UV" hod lO to IS Motto& sad Wreak „ potato SS to Y 1 ex 4110 l7 to SS It ?MOM 84 a. Ps Q. Par Qr. 96 WSW& 0. a. OM 0. 11 . Dur Ado tad Lads* Duda sad Ihrodlo 111 to 21 61 Ors 4O to BO Marls lB to 21 16. 100 took a llooktos. BUM 14. Te= 30 to 46 Zuptioa 7OlO B6 N. KlO 70 N. lark" bard Analem oott red .. ... 33 to 0 Boilers B6 to 38 N. wino 42 to 66 MIAS Om. 0 1811.9!. White 2B to 30 11 4 Yellow horn. 27 to 28 11. 10 ltimoh, pa ask Spanish, Amidst% Pr Id l9 to 33 t6. Casadlatt. „ N. INTO LONDON. BY WAVLE 1 ,0 TO APRIL 20 ENCLUSIVIL es aLaLar. Malting - 27 Distilling erlantog ID to It /WI Ismareteik. isi 1 64 to Si Maytag and Ware 14 to It Brown ice . often 2O to U • Was Mathis 06.26. _ _ Wok Wow - lB W2B .. hod ARIIPALR OF GRAIN AC.. cizaisos FROM Arita L s.aoh lWbsai. liarg. Malt Oats. hoar. M . r e . o gm qrs. vs. Mi. maks. r: Mtbh and 00 NN 850 .. 730 ''. N. Itrolgs 407 1. 0 Na l" ~ IMO — 0861. 31040 —..: 1 400 ii4 8.; Total I LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS a (THIS DAY.) es 81. (BY mnormo Ann nermulanonn.L 111.101128.) 10 (11001 001 OMY 00111110,01111101 T.) 10 Carron steady at gd. advaaos. Sales about ?HOW bales. Y. Conn.—Although the weather has been as fine as could 1 0 desired, the &bosom of supplies gives confidence to holders, M. and has enabled them to waist on the extreme prices of M. 1 Tuesday for all utioles. a. ai. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) g• (PT DE M IMODON ELECTRIC TILIGIAPIL ) 20 (nom OUT CORILIMPOEDICM ) flt Wheat : Trade healthy ; choke rade make la. mote lie money. Barley is better manly, end a tars cheaper. C Beam rather dearer. B 4 MINCING-LANZ.—(THIS DAY.) Soaks.—Tbe market 0011tilltlid steady but gigot l ; the vales include brown hisuritius at ; fins ons*dlased, 37.. 3d. ; Siam yellow and low white, 32e. 6& to 36a. Refined—Brows lumps remain at 42e., and prier good in proportion, tho demand being memo witty* thereat. COPFZE. —The demand for Plantation Ceylon 0011tidtlee active at very firm rates ; low to goad middling sold at 76a. to 84s. 6d. ; native Ceylon steady at 67a. for good ordinary. TEA continues in fair request at fall previous rates. Fiturr.—This demand remains quiet at late rata'. Ron.—About 70 packages of plowman' sold ; puns. at at le. 7d.; khan, la. dd.; and barrels at le. rates, Itics.—Tbere are buyers at full previous but no sellers of salt grain unless at higher prior. SAvrerraz.-300 bags sold at 27.. cash for refractions 9; tolol. Carroll continues in active request at id. to id. per lb. advanoe. -- TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) 5 . The market is steady. Tows tallow is quoted 40s. ; 11 Petersburg Y.O. au the spot. 41s. 3d. all the mouth. u 41s. ; June, 41a. 6d. ; October to December, 42i. 6d. ; De• IC amber. 4?• 9d. 9 __ -- 1 7 - Z I w; l = 1 - .., I iF, 1181 7} no; T try i 1121 8 r ice 1151 .- 110/ 11 lot ill I .feLtii :1 M. Glasin.l4.9.lllar. WO 114. 11.11Du5..42.6..15a.&/ I* 11. o.Wdo.—W.ll-oz., p. c 4.. Au. & July—. 100 It Losc.*Tll.4p.o.laaalp 10 111,. lakiltigh.49.a./ PI St. Li1f.W.0.0.10J1./July 100 M. De. 11ip.0.142.11/ IN 114. ktil.W..4.c.Japp..thily 100 It 10110ad,4p.a.IsnAlaall WO IS. N. PrWals. II P. 4D. D., II jp. 4..1*. &Aft— 1114 IL N.Mei.,op.o.JaatJuly VA 1111. iloot.N.L.4p.o.Ap.tOot 100 MIIICALLII24IOI,US. I , le /NW&Sass 11lo) I II lAtiltelbs 0 II Arlealles=li: 10. membWsterirarks7l4ll.l""(u.ll ) bassbas Gas ) I __Do._ Now C 6 Dittkh"ir k . Vol li r. 1 14 : irlei Ca ,roga=v(L.) II * 10,1013 10 * asy 01=Pro.( 11 DO City a Milan leaproAL RI SO Do 10 Be city Mess (Llm.) . , N le Caw allarkatilier.(l ) 0 OcworsisMakaps , 10 Corplideled Db.. 1! 1 I fa CloatinaoSal Va. 01•4. j O C V.2. 4C . U° TiVa. C. loin& ob. ol Fr is 120 102 116 IS OS ell 211 121 - 65 1 10.1 14 4 414.1 MO N 18 N 18 IN IN 96 91 96 le M 11 Do. New N Do. at *marlins (L) 11 IL %Ng Panora ..-.. 14.. 11. ea bo. Preterea;i - . ISO lip iia 4. es. D0..14._4. her, 13i1;. 180 KO 114 10 IN DOoo= c 4. 90 1 4di )0 10 Madera Nowa T ) 1 fdlo is= )0 61) Sad [arils L. 11 S 11 OD N L badla lids. 8 Canal 10 8 1 2 Ns N4l iblnr Yale in 2 ILIS appllasCorotTrd.(l 116. Welkin Weirs* 40 1 Dag. sod Ana Copper all 11 11 00 SO O llog.and lardsaer•dlt 1 par ipm 8 11 Ns 00 190 Sai. allooStlaldlarla. IL 1 rbau loglosarbas ll 2 pa CO SI Idrodai Oarparadoe l4 11.11 a 50 60 flaancial Dlsooont (L) 1 6 6Ws 90 116 Iowa& Warehouse (I. 4 1 QM 00 N Goltnara (United). •. • 1 10 9 d. 16 nodal) 2111.021P.d. 14 110 11 Geo. Nom Nov6gotloo 1 16 31- * 60 Roma& oloolal NAL) idla par N liodiou'olday all 12 1 161 60 Humber boo Works(L) 16 10 11 dla, 60 • allar Oa .Cd rin t. g Aaa. (Li 1 1.1 lipal 2 Mu.' 1 PM latu', 89 batanaalkoal Ocohod 10 6 11 4111 *la laroot Slasoiloo. do & 14 1 0 1:: 90 lataroaLlasd Crolltd. 6 1 60 Italian Land. lO - - 158 nallaalrals. (Oaa.oav4 all ll 14 Do. p. o &L. r. 1870 all U IS O N landlboakllbooaa4d. 19 S Ndla 80 food Samaddas N ) & 2 1 die Los& AMON (Lim Trading 10 1 1 d. al Lood.aodCaladou.lL(L & le Osoolplaadall.(1. 1 par Par 0 131 & Lood./114k444112N(&) all 1 1 90 toad. Mow. Arso. ((go) 16 1 74,84 6 loo11.41.0ioriboo0.(1.) 40 8 $4 110 tood.10loag.1418.Co(L is 12 10 dla SO 1 . 404,1_401100, t 0.8684 10 0 6in " '' w '_ 00NATL1(1.) 10 8 6 dla N La 54.62•410 9 1 11,9 c N Nam 1/418a. 4 aril 10 21 g . to. , Do. 26 Marna Investment (L) 4 24 leas N Nu 100d,410.ii.) 2 par On 10 DULL Ram TeL (1.1 WI 2 4 IS Jiillwall Roo Walis 6 14 l o r 10 Nalallood.20oL(1. 6 141 10 8 01 U Nalicoal 110.. Oola. 1. 6 10 1 Po SO Natkood rboodal 1 16 0 82 Ns N NoilooalProv. 1 IN Maori Itiouslay. N 71 4 4 1 1 8 1 I N liarboddaooal lb I. J 1 I Par SS Do. New (L 1 141. par II N.Zialsod T.BLoan 2 A 1 /7 6 a 111 Nor th eniAnumno(l.l 1 4 411 A Pir N. N.DrILA oatraladaa(L) 150 45 $6 69 N.Brlt.4Marcao.la.d. ile 171154 2 Novatfoollatlaadl. ,14 a N 1 1 11 1 C& ID Oman Martha (laws 6 181 1900 N OrleatalCoradarolal(L. 1 4 11pm WA Oriental IF Inamal(l4m. 10 8 6Us 1 Oriontal Goo (14•16o1) on 3 i t. Nor en AS ID ,Odani.lalmodllasaalL ) at 1 = .001 15 Otago& 6thlaadlavort. 2 141$ par 1• 106 N 21116114111 6 dla 4006 6 Osa (Untied MO 10 6 5 1 Ido lAN 16 Pasmos&lL Staan(L.) 7 111 1 1.600 6 Do. do. oli 44 1.610 10 Do. New 7 1 Meg N.l rk Pality.Leadalaa.(l4 toe 44 MN 60 ; IToolaaalar 40. 810.0 a 8 4 86 5,508 60 Do. do. Row_.. 26 22 U pia 61.000 10 I aabad. L. R.. 11.(1 O4 2 las MN 44 1 nos or N 28 "NO If 1 New - ... fin l a & 4220 ft itioJ. City Nev a ) a N.llO N 1 Ditto ditto 1 I r 4ll 15.550110 •Bayal Stalinism. 5,8051. U. 'Scot. Lint:ohm:re t 150 110 116 1 WON SO ',Smith, talghetCo. 1 31 NM. MOW la 1800.Finon.N Single( )10 It 2 ctla 10,000 62 11. /Moan M. AI la 110 A 2 1 dla 10,000 60 I Do. Wood 1x96 1 2 1 dla MOO II loath Aollnallaa Laid 60 N U • 40004 N. eaboserhas Trlft4lol IN 48 66 14 . 1 Do, liciip . a n • - 11,100 10 Tel.Corirso.4llo B 4lß $ WAod s D. 841 15.550 N Thamotiluisoylo.g.) 2 6 pm - MHO 15 TeNteANINNUINI. 1 f 1 poi - 0,000 91 T. 81. 00. ot U. Cue I 1414 1 pro - 0,000 N tra.llarine of Unr.i. 2 14 Non - 0,000 s theitedn-Tebetoe. ) all 2 INs 0,000 * Univers. Marna Ism 4 9 1 11pm 6 SAO 15 OpporAsseasToglis.) 1I iii Rpm - 000 10 Ditto - 1,000 10 Vsall4.isso's loa4 lll II 16 - ,000 SO Warrant llarace(Um lO 1 1410 -- AN 60 WastindlaPPodloi I 1.6 14 04410 - PREFERENCE SHARES. Ahern 5 per cent. 119, 112. ".-Weal Midland.-Oxford, 2nd imam. »1g ii.iii ii,iiil tii i s► i at 41 ;6 Great N Omit W teed stock, iro. Midland.—Consolidated Bristol sad Birmingham 6 per cent., 134. Midland.—Leicester and Ritchin 4 per cent., 901. Snail Eutern, fixed 4 pet mat., 99. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 10t. Great Luxembourg, 13. Sambre and Meuse. 7. South Eastern of Portugal, 211. TRAFFIC RETURN& Mae Dia. NW- Total, Tete, ILATIMAIL 098 1 6 MOM ahead" 18,6. 18. i. Week ending Feb. 4. a 6 A 4 Ores{ Southern of India 79 187 416 703 466 Week ending March U. Northern of Canada Di 313 wow endlag AprU 7. DIM° and Meath Week ending April B. Great Central of • .Belginzo 1,290 1,506 1,817 1,778 84 840 207 6,011 tau Week ending Apfll le. Beifastsnd N. Uountiee.. 99) 9911 "- - • - • - 1,091 ;166 1,714 --. Week ending April 16. - I &dem lteraloactlece 1 • . IR 127 243 WO 3631 North Inde e n 099 16,640 41,6 W 69,39967,463 . Week ending April 16 Belfast and Counts Down 49 671 303 914 790 Bristol and Meter Bent at& Lon., Chat., and Dover 72i 6,490 7-2 6,272 4,923 Metro. 7.5. of LC. &D. 111 2,670 137 two 1,090 North Br tisk and Edin burgh and Mastro~ ileothsh Central ll3 1,979 3,704 6 , 683 6,466 1 MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocx. The mining market is rather quiet to-day, but there is a demand for East Grenville, Mogan, and East Caradon shares, which have advanced. Sub joined am some of the present quotations, viz. Great Vor, 30 to S 1; East Lovell, 101 to 11 ; East Grenville, 3 1 to 4 ; Lady Bertha, 15s. to 210 s. ; West Caradon, 7} to 81; Illogan Console, Bs. to 12s. ; Clifford Amalgamated, 30 to 31; and East Caradon, 14k St. John del Rey Mining shares have been dealt in at 31, being firm. Other foreign, as well as colo nial mines, are inactive. At West Caradon meeting yesterday the accounts showed a debit balance of 8531. A call of 11. per per share was made. The report from the agents gave a satisfactory amount with regard to the general prospects of the mine, several of the most important points of operation having lately consi derably improved. The following mine meetings were held at Salis bury on Wednesday :—At East Caradon a dividend of 10s. per share was declared. This absorbed 3,0721., and left a balance of 1,4021. to be carried forward. At Marks Valley the accounts showed a balance in favour of the mine of 1,6061. A dividend of 2s. 6d. per share was declared. At Cam Camborne the amounts exhibited a balance in favour of the adven turers of 811. A call of 2s. per share was made. At West Rose Down a call of 15s. per share was made. QL•WSICOVIN, Aran. 20.--The Inman steamer City of Iteacheater, trots Now Yeah ea the Bth issteat, strived here 112 p.m. today. files briaP the mane. MO peeosagera end 94,400 dole. ia epode. Sea leaded 21 Per ~re, and proceeded at 2.25 p.m. Her telegraphic sews hes bees anticipated. SI 0 16 17 89 91 106 147 47 48 132 183 147 148 131 118 87 27 741 74t 0 67 63 64 06 69 104 104 120 1201 24 SB 167 109 41 43 1121 167166 00 1 62 131 1113 94 It pm 99 101 9 10 p issi Ise 106 108 66 $5 U 16 110{ 111 a 70 104 103{ - .L pm 9 10 pa 116 116 1 le pm 78 79 11 12 180 144 48 60 61 00 66 57 96 10 4 • 166 168 $ 4 pm 107 109 ST U 66 68 76 78 111.1111111 rosamioss. , all ftNiat N. Lwow* N.ll. IN Boar. es t Do. Naves all 'Buffalo it lob Hum all I Do. Profanes' 100 Bat., BrantotiGlodoriob 6p. a. Bda. AN. 1.1070 100 Do. do. July I. lON 100 I Do. do. Jon* DIN 100 CaL dt S. faitaro 6p.0. g. 110 .Cape T.A Dock op. s. all I Dommasra.l p.o.per.prot NO IN/. &opt 8..6 de 110 Bast Lam so. I do 10 Do. J Ulrike .. 'Grandßigalp Trask ad umoda Do.. M I L% all Do. L 1 I all Do. L' d.do?.d all Do. ON volt 11•00. all De. ia. &Anna all Do ad praL all Do. N. NW"' I all Do. dB pod. Nook . I all Do. da. deterred 100 Grasl lodlaa Pantaeola I If Do. pia. I per Nat. I M Da New do. IN B. of India IN Gt. Do 01 par Nat p. ot Do 14 it Wistaria of CNN& is Do. New all Do.Opo. pay. mo 1 all D 0.4 d a da 1107-8 1 II Wiwi Brawl; Limbed 1 1 Do. Nay . 101 Madras gem. 6p. NM 6 IN Do. da. IN Da. ao. d do.- O I Do. MN 110 Idalb. Corp. 6 par a. Bd O all ,Nalb. and Hotomee Bay O all N.BruLDoao.eas.A&B l 100 N.R.otouLep.nui 100 Sdo, goo Or *eta L. 100 I Do. DIM 11 Do. do. do. I. 101 Do. Posjaao do 1. 100 Do. Was OLIIoL do. OA 102 e A% par Wm 4 4 K to 99 101 76 IS 101 103 101 196 106 195. ra 17 10 b N 87 14 40 OS so IA N 88 46 64 48 61 44 IA 78 26 188 188 t 11 ° A 1016 071 91 zd 11 Miss td U 80 76 78 i JO° a 101} 1044 1,6 Se 91 K 1111 $ I $2 BS 101} 1011 101 102 dls Par 101} I 1024 96 01 Na !ILI - *rill idyl so,cao,l io,alaor iouso 40.000 10.000 11.300 \ imosi moo , !tool Rio* -. 00O! ppl igiiii 14001 io:054 1 N 00l -:Foil ~.«~i iiioill io 000; Jc.ooo *OOO 4 - 46661 JOT fIOOL SMITS. ISAJILL klasiomaies(l Do. Nor. kg*. Do. Lined siniae. " 4 Angio Egyptian (Lins.) II Amato Mims 11Waned ' II gaiaikßanlLCae.newabi isaittpm. i o apd.l I. . - - ' !4 ka o. Nartu.is4imm. ___ _ 'Hoak ot .ot Mr.... g .. Beak Book ct Otago a/Edoloa) !Book oi ' 1.)( 11 ' B.kogy ‘Austilo N Soak of Now loakod .. I 11 Brosallootragtog0000(LI 11 Bettob It Calltonalaa (L 1 1 Braids N. Amato' .... sl !0. Bk. indis,Aoo, Chios a Chart. Um. of ladia,llo.l ol , __ a la mbi Com. Back of Canada— ICom. ot Ind* ft. 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Z . di \ii 7 7 it V li:„ ski 2. n. b 24 1 Ai GO 71 ' al 69 TO l 6 4 3 put 174 i i 30 1* 31 Mb 136 140 7 f 1 dD ✓ 8 1 8 9 411 as 46 LO 0; 7iv• 10 1 44. , re 21 21,114xd 77 all 64 44 TS sd 28 71 an 67 64 67 Nom 101 2HI par -• ill par 14 f 1 pa •-• 1 0181. 19f 20 1 1 114 24116 S 21014 12) 11 3 8 614 • di. 21 6 4 Als 10 9 1t is 26 61 7 Oft 1 8 1 28 par pft 61 1 4} 18 tl4 1 oft 8 6Oa 9 11 pia 48 10 11 21sam 121 19 8 - ne so 26 78 60 11 781 18 - 60 61 601 • ni t p o : 201 6 al - 94 96 par 3 t m - If 2 1 012 11 2 eft 171 - 4 6 148. 8411 - d Bre • 158 461 9/ 99 • 92 94 41 66 48 Oft AP . : • • 66 65 - 24 2el 8788 111 i lOs psi 111 S 4 116 LIP 1 2 pea 16 2 1 Ms' 1/11 M 2 1 Ms: 10 1 IMO .n 66 66 I M 6 2Ms II 16 66 166 i 174 18} 18 ti i 4 W 2222 1 2 I API r i I 0 Cs It It el it 91. bar 1 Si g On Far $ eti Co MI 8 1 die yi A Sidi 8 BCB 1-1 trtis Ibra I Ms 19 V e 1 is - 4 - 1 -# the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 3,6531. ; and the 11 . anehester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire as increase of 2,5751. The Great Eastern Railway Company have noti fied this th e extension of the Woodford Branch from Loughton to Rpping and Ongar will be opened for traffic on the 24th inst. An extraordinary meeting of the shareholders of the London Joint Stock Bank is called for the 22nd of June, to elect three directors. The annual meeting of proprietors of the Provin cial Bank of Ireland is convened for the 18th of May. An extraordinary meeting of the shareholders of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, will take place on the 3rd of May, to confirm the resolutions passed on the 12th inst., which autho rised the directors to apply to government for cer tain alterations in the deed of settlement. A special meeting of the Scottish Australian In vestment Company (Limited) le convened for the 28th inst., when resolutions will be submitted " for the purpose of increasing the capital of the company by the creation of 200,0001. of Six per Cent. Gua ranteed Preference Stock ; such Biz per Omit. Gua ranteed Preference Stock to to in substitution for the Five per Cent. Preference and Guaranteed Pre ference stocks of the company slready created." Mr. Charles Capper, late of the Victoria (Lon don) Docks, has been unanimously elected chairman of the Sonthamptom Dock Company. The prospectus of the Joint Stock Coal Company (Limited) is being privately circulated. It is men tioned that the object of this company . is to apply to the purchase of coal the principle of co operation, which has been dried out as re eards many other articles of consumption. Details are given with respect to the manner in which the profits are to l ar a i rtioned amour t the shareholders and the Iding consumers. An extensive system of agencies has been organised. The capital is fixed at 50,0001., in IL shares, on which 5e is to be paid on application, and ss. on allotment. The ship Venetia has been engaged for the omi veyance of emigrants to Qn The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Aprill9, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Onuttlation Mime Osculation active 21,016,000 DOGMAS 162,590 Public dipoles 6,090,089 lamer, 194,685 Other deposits Government securities in ot=lzirtatest 10,984,441 No change. tit banking oisputnicat Cola and halm m both departmesto 14,974.0 W Ismael, 36.631. levee day end other Ms 412,459 Deasse 59,604 The Beet 5.152,192 harasslo,9l6 Notes it mem Total reserve (notes tads) la baaldardepartintat 8,607,960 lamas, 299,151. The private deposits have been trenched upon to the extent of 714,2891., but, as the government deposits have increased 194,6351., and the money lent by the Bank on private securities hes decreased 867,4931. the reserve presents a reco ver y of 299,1511. , There is a trifling addition to the coin and bullion. amount pursuant to tie Act WIS ending on Wednesday, April 11‘, BANK 01 ENGLAND.—A. AI &lid Sth Vie, C. 6;1a3 the week 1636. ?AMIE CBI. Government debt.. 811.016,100 Other securithe 1,654,000 !Gold coin awl Ilon 14.144066 Sever bnllien ... • . ass.. --- 791.0651 barelefinter. =Woof Capital R 1003,0001 Goverment %en 1 4 183,102 riga Oncluding Deed Weight An tth.1114,441 starfamitthe 19•277.410 Notes Gobi sad Giber nor ISM DM Noir; freed Mt ,701.051$ A28.74. 06 $ Public Deposita (ba ltaclusq Pay. Soaks, Cata ads. at National Debt. sad Div 6 Accounts) Other Deposita. eaves day and other 411,460 1 01,te9.80 aSS,BO.BO w. Iffnirlp Mild (UAW. April SO. lea. Tauzin:az EVIINING. Console, which closed Yesterday at 914 to 91 for the 9th of May, opened this morning at to 91, and closed at 901 to I. For money the pr was 901 to 4. The official businees report is as follows :=Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 914, 4, 4 ; ditto, for account, 903, 1, 91 ; Three per Cents. Reduced. 89, 4, 88 4 ; New Three per Cents., 89, 4, 884, 891 ; Annuities, 1885, 14 • Bank Stock, 240, 242 ; India Stock, 2171 ; &tic) Five Per Cent. Stock, 1074, 1064, 1674, 107 ; ditto Bonds, 155., 19s prem. The India Five per Cent. Stock was rather dull, yet with little change in price. India Bonds were dealt in at 15s. to 19s. prem., being rather higher. Exchequer Bills remain at 4s. to 7s. prem. In the foreign stock market the tendency of prices was again downwards. The chief change was a fresh fall of 3 per cent. in the Confederate Loan. There was also a reduction of 1 per cent. in Egyptian Bonds of 1864, 4 in Danubian, Greek, and Turkish of 1854 and 1862 , #in the onsolides and Spanish Passive, and 4 to 4 in Spanish Cer tificates and Mexican Bonds. Italian Scrip was rather weaker, but the 5 per cent. stock showed firmness. Venezuela Bonds of 1864 were in ex ceptional demand, and rose 2 per cent. In the market for bank shares an improvement took place in Continental, London and County, London Joint Stock, and Union Bank of Australia. Anglo-Austrian Bank shares were likewise in active demand, and rose ss. On the other hand, a reductiost took place in Bank of Australasia, Chartered Bank of British Columbia, Brazilian and Portuguese, Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London and China, Eu Bank of Hindustan Bank of London, erc nt, and National Bank new shares. Imperial Ottoman Bank shares have also declined to 64 to 4 prem., owing to some large sales on Paris account, com bined with a report that the directors of this bank will probably decline to take part in Mr. Laing's project for a conversion of the Turkish home debt. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted to-day 15# to 1 ; ; Egyptian Trading , 4to 4 du. . • National Discount, 10 to 4 prem. Joint-Stock Discount, 3 to 24 die. , Ottoman SociEtti Gin•Srale ' 24 to prem. ; and Milan Improvemen ts, 53 to 64 prem. English and Australian Copper, MillwaLl Iron Works, and National Steam Shares, were inquired for, while Quebrada Land and Mining and Rio Im provementa receded. A fresh fall took place in London and Glasgow Engineering shares, which have now descended to 121. to 101. discount on 151. paid. The shares of the Financial Companies were quiet. International and London Financial were a trifle weaker. Credit Foncier and Mobilier gave way in the tuorning,but were inquired for after the meeting, and closed firmly, at fully yesterday's prices. The closing quotations are annexed, viz.:—ln ternational Financial, 14 to 14 prem. • General Credit, 24 to 4 preen. • London Fina ncial, 74 to 71 per . • Imperial M erca ntile Credit, 14 to 14 prem. •, &edit Fowler and Mobilise (old abarell)s 44 to 54 prem. ; ditto New, 44 to 4 prem. The closing (but in some oases nominal) quota.. lions for shares in new undertakings are subjoined : —Metropolitan District Railways, 9 to 10 prem. Varna Railway, 6# to 71 press. showing a fresh rise ; Rio de Janeiro Gas, Itoll prem. ; South African Land and Finance, 1 to 14 prem. ; Russian Ironworks, 24 to 24 prem.: Anglo-Egyptian Navi gation, 3# to 34 prem. being rather higher ; and Millwall La and Docks, 14 to 1 dia. The letters of allotment of the Anglo-Egyptian Navigation Company were distributed this morning. There was a fresh rue of 14 par cent. is United States 5-20 Bonds, which closed at 65* to L." advance of about 24 per cent. also took p Virginia Six per Cent. Dollar Bonds. --- The Bing of Italy has issued decree enacting that sll Use sollogn et the kinder dull bear the woe at some oolebratest philosopher or writer d the beauty is whisk they are sibeated, aid that, as the 17th ot March et way year, they shaft °Astra* a Whig la Meow ot seem Illestriess sass se be easuallY Asa Ws by the Yro•iaeid Clouesil. The dq Mesh is to be sorksal i■ the damage nadir the saes of " Festival in ereansioneratiou of the illustrious writers aid thinkers of It sly." . , ! !, ..., 1 `I , 1 1 I 1 1.. I 1 . I i 1 I i I 1 1 . - .1 I , i . i,,, • 'll , !I , I , i • ! 1 I ! , I i 1 . i 4 t I . ii i 1 ' ) I . ! I ' ii 1 . 1 ~ 1 I ' i 1 ; I 1 i . i c i .I. I ' , - I 1 1 . ' tiii W. Bah ha :ifs. .6.; hog yd