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London, England, 1855-04-19 00:00:00

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CBI:WTI-RATE SUPERBEDED.—k Deems that the
volusuiry principle experimented on last year has been 1110.
credal, and that the ehnrchwardens are again about to try
it, they having published a notice in which they say :—" It
is proposed to provide for the ezpete.es connected with tits
*revues of the nerieh church, from Suter, 1864, to Baster,
1866 (sum...bodes to 1601), by moans similar to those adopted
Wet year. Subscribers are requeeted to remember that the
mossey now to be robed is intended to defray all expellees
dthis kind, so that there will be so separate collection on
amount of clerk, or sexton, or of the organ, or the 'impels,
or of any object or outgoings incident to the church ser-
viees."—Barcita Aarertioee and Ablesbtop Nam.
THIt EDUCCTION QUIdSTION. NEW BILL TO
ISTABLIIIII taxa ScitowLe.—Yesterday, a 641 in the
HOU,. of Commons, bearing the names of Mr. Milner
son, Mr. Cobden, and Mr. Headless. wee printed " to esta-
blish free schools to England and Wales." The preamble
elates that it is duirshle to establish ire. schools and to in-
crease the efficiency assisting schools e instruction of
the people Is England and Wales. There am 27 ~ review,'
in the bill The else of the measure is to establish da)
schools, evening !Knouts, infant schools, and industrial
schools. Doctrinal religion is net to be taught, but time to
be allowed tot obtaining religious instruction. The day
schools are to be for the is/traction of childrits of six years
sad upwards; evening schools for children of ten years and
upwards ; and infant schools for the Instruction of
children ender six. In the industrial schools imbue
time is to be given to snob yeas, poor eems as
may appear to have no seam of support except beg
or arise. In addition to education and industrial ammo
Lion, food and shelter to be sup. lied. An order of a magic
nab most be obtained before an adsaissioa eaa be procured
iota an industrial school. School districts are to be formed,
end a committee appointed to cant out the act. Teachers
and reams are to he appointed. Besting schools may be
enurerted into free schools under this mt. A register of
pupils to be kept. In order to raise the funds required by
the oommittee for carrying the act into operation, owe or
more school rates to be made upon all persons liable to be rated
to the relief of the poor within the district. Honorary
examiners an to be elected, and training schools to be esta-
blished. It Is Imposed to establish a beard of inspection,
and to appoint inspectors. Salaries are to be paid under
the mt.
LILOAL APPOINTMEIITIL-110 Attorney-General
ban filed up the 'mem created in the once of second
mown prosecutor for the last loaf Mattiu on the Deism,
circuit, by the following appointments : Mr. H. O'Hara,
for Tipperary; Mr. M. for Waterford ; Mr.
W. Rya., foe Wexford; and Mr. B. Curtis, for Ed-
ibility.
WELL PALACE, APSIL 18.--Eiguaxo DAY.—
Admissions oa payment, 2,1162; ditto by MUM Wu*,
03: 103 /Mu% 3,03.

The English funds opened lower this morning, end,
.kfter a temporary rally, finally closed I per cent.
lower than yesterday. Thechiet depressing influence
rested with large bond fsdo as well as speculative
sales in preparation for the loan. These sales were
chiefly on account of bankers, capitalists, and public
companies, many of whom propose subscribing for
the new loan ; but, on the mbar hand, the market
derived much support throughout the day from
onmerous purchases on account of the public,'
who are evidently disposed to invest at present
prima. We understand that the subscriptions to the
loan to-day have been numerous, representing a con-
siderable aggregate. Two o'clock to-morrow (Thurs-
day) is the latest hour at which subscriptions will be
received by the Messrs. Rothschild, who will be able,
before the bidding takes place at the Treasury, on
Friday morning, to inform applicants of the propor-
tion that will be allotted to them, in the event of
the contract being assigned to that firm. As a large
portion of the public appear to be as yet but partially
acquainted with the mode of procedure re-
quired to be adopted in applying for the
loan, it may be repeated that the applications to the
Mews. Rothschild (the only firm who have opened
lists) must specify the amount of stook desired, so-
companied by a deposit of 10 per cent. on the amount
applied for. Supported by these applications, the
Messrs. Rothschild, on behalf of themselves and all
other subscribers, will make their bidding at the
Treasury at what they may consider a suitable price.
As a guide to the value of the 30 years' annui-
ties, in which the bidding'. are to be made, it
may be useful to mention, that fixing the
annuity at 14s. per annum is equivalent to
creating Consols at 88. Supposing such terms as
these to be presented, and accepted by govern-
ment, a subscriber of 1001. would receive a nominal
capital of 1001. in Consols (which is now worth in
the market a fraction above 9011, and a government
annuity of 14e. for 30 years. The critical position of
affairs at Vienna and Sebastopol naturally induces
caution, but, in the absence of any grave intelligence
of an adverse character, there is an impression in
many quarters that the allottees of stock in the new
loan, on such terms as those above alluded to, would
see their allotment at a respectable premium.
The money market continues extremely easy.
First class bills can be discounted as low as 3j per
cent. _ _

The Paris bourse to-day was somewhat firmer, but
the actual recovery in prices was unimportant. The
other continental stock markets continue dull.
Consols opened at 90 to 1, recovered to 901, and
had declined at the close to 90 to 3. The quota.ion
for money and for the ac aunt of the 10th May was
apparently identical, money stock being somewhat
scarcer in the market than of late. The day's busi-
ness is the department was larger than for a long
time put.
Exchequer Bills were dealt in at 5.. to 10s. pram.,
and India Bonds at 12e. to 15s. prem.
In the foreign stock market the chief transactions
were in Turkish, which continues to show a tendency
towards recovery. Bargains are recorded at 731 to
741, and the closing quotation was 74 to 1 ex div.,
being a shade better than the final range of yester-
day. Other stacks present little change in prior.
In consequence of the early hour fixed for receiv-
ing the bidding. for the loan on Friday next, do
20th inst., boa nese in the Stuck Exchange will none
mence at 10 o'clock on that morning, instead of 11.
The corn market to-day war dull, at the slight re-
duction established on Monday.
The amount of specie brought in by the Atlantic,
from New York, was reported by telegraph to-day at
1,5011,000 dollars, or about 300,0001.
The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 24th
inst. for the conveyance from the river Thames and
Cork of 281 men, with officers, to Hong Kong.
The Admiralty have engaged the ship San Fran-
cisco, and ordered the Henry Ellie to be surveyed,
for the conveyer's, of wooden buildings to Scutari.
The colonial wool sales are fixed to commence on
the 3rd May.
Land and Baok shares cautious quiet. Peninsu-
lar and Oriental Steam shares experienced • further
rise of U. to-day. C. ystal Palace shares closed at
3 9.16 to 3 11-16. Berlin Waterworks shares have
been dealt in at 4to 41(71. paid); Canada Land,
at 118 to 1 ; Netherlands Land, at 11 (51. paid) ; and
Royal Mail Steam, at 671.
Annexed are the latest quotations of insurance,
canal, and other miscellaneous shares, as given
in the Stock Exchange List :—lnsuranoe shares:
Alliance Marine, 361; Alliance British and Foreign,
174 ; Atlas, 181; Church of England,3l; City of Lon-
don, 21; British Commercial, 7; Crown, 171, 4;
Eagle, 61, 61, 1; Equity ani Law, 51, 4; English
and Scottish Law Life, 41; General, 51; Globe, 1211;
Guardian, 551; Indemnity M arine, 651,66 ; Imperial
Lite, 181 ; Imperial Fire, 331 ; Law Fire, 41; Law
Life, 561; London end Provincial Law, 21 ; London,
291; Legal and General Lite,sl; Medical, Invalid,
and General Lite, 34; Minerva, 61; National Pro-
vincial Lite, 11; ditto. Fire, 13; New Equitable, I;
Provident Life, 39 ; Professional Life, 1; Palladium
Lite, 33 ; Huck Lite, 8 ; Union, 250 to 255 ; United
Kingdom, 41; Victoria Life. 51.
Canal shares: Brecknock and Abergavenny, 60;
Birmingbam,92; Derby, 84 ; Coventry, 209; Grand
Junction Guaranteed 6 per ct., 13 ; Kenuett and Avon,
61 ; Leicester, 59; Leicester and Northampton, 281;
Loughborough, 575 ; Macclesfield, 511; Nea'b, 150;
Oxford, 107 ex div.; Stafford and Worcester, 423;
Stourbridge, 285 ; Peak Forest, 86: Regent's, 15, 151;
Rochdale. 60; Severn and Wye Canal and Railway,
28; Warwick and Birmingham, 20; Warwick and
Napton, 10; Worcester and Birmingham, 25, 24.
Gas and Coke Companies: British Provincial,
20; Brighton, 14; City of London, 90; Equitable,
31 ; Great Centri.l, 111, 1; Imperial, 106,105 ; ditto
New, 18; Pnceniz, 244; Hatelifi, 70; United General,
120; Westminster Chartered, 391; Surrey Consumers',
.1.

Waterworks stocks : East London, 1001; Grand
Junction, 681; Southwark and Vauxhall, 80=; West
Middlesex, 91; new ditto, 16; Kent, 78, 781.
Badge Companies : Hangertord, 12 ; Waterloo,
31; ditto Old Mins. of 81., 311; Visuxhall, 23.
Subjoined is a statement (extracted from the Liver-
pool Weekly Share List) shoeing the rates yielded
by ordioitiy railway shale at present prices. The
calculations are based on the dividends paid for the
half year ending 31st D,c,, 1864, and for the year
ending wail the same date:
Int. per et. per IMO= at
the rate of (holdout pad
List you. LAU year
2 ,3 71 3 6 4f
17 51 4 17 91
•00 6 0 9
•3 6 6
6 4 6 413 4

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I;tperial Brazilian Shares were flatter, but United
Mexican closed with an improving tendency.
At Mr. John It. Pike's sale, held at the Auction
Mart yesterday, the prices realised were as follows:
1 Treviakey and Barrier, at 61. 10.. per share ; 5
Buller and Basset United, 571. 10s. to 62/.los. ; 30
Necropolis, 71. 17s. 6d. ; 20 South Care Brea, 41. k.
, to 41. 101.; 10 Comford,;7o. to 81.; 100 Leeds Town,
; 10 Carvannal, 31. 10s.; 12 North Crotty, 121.; 2
South Buller and West Penstruther, 501. to 521 10s.;
20 Stray Park, 51. ; 100 Tamar Maria, la. to ls. 6d.;
10 Clijah and Wentworth, 141. 10s.; 100 South
Creaser, 21. 3s. 6d; 5 Kitty (Lelant), 151. 10s. to
161. 10s.; 15 Bell and Lanarth, 21. 2s. 6d.; 1 Tre-
lawney, 281.; 1 Devon Great Consols, 3651.
A special general meeting of the Ague Fria Gold
Mining Company is called for the 30th inst., till
which day the directors have extended the period for
applying for the debentures. The sum at present
subscribed is 7,0001., but it will be recollected that
the directors stated, at the last meeting, that they
have no alternative but to wind up the company,
unless a total of at least 10,0001. shall be raised.

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