The Express. — London, England, 1863-03-06 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1863. LAM INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) The officer said that yesterday afteraooa he was on duty near Loodon-bridge, when he saw the defendant driving an open landau, which contained a gentleman sod two ladies. He broke the ranks. and when witness went up to the horses, to put them in the proper rank. he wee struck and EQUITY COURT. ! fell to the ground. His hat wee crushed, and the lining torn out. (Before Vine-Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood.) I The defendant said be could not help it. He was coin- THE EARL or =roar r. THE net - . era w. DARELL, run. r m. lled to get out of the rank by o th er vehicles pressing upon This suit, which was heard at great length by th e Vice- Mr. Combs told him that it was of the utmost importance Chancellor is January last, sow came on to give his Honour that the vehicles should be kept in the rank, and that ic opportunity of stating his reasons for postponing drivers should obey the orders of the police. If such was not the case great sacrifice of life would take place. He The plaintiff is the sixth Earl of Egmont, and the object should order the defendant to pay for the damage, hoping that would be • caution to him and other driven of his suituto have an issue directed by the court for the purpose of trying the validity of an alleged will of Henry Frederick John James, fifth Earl of Egmont, as regarded gilts to Sir Edward Tierney, Bart., of estates within the *idiotic.e of the court which belonged to the earl at the time of his death, so that if the plaintiff should succeed in establishing the invalidity of the will as regarded the devise i s question, the persona in whom the estates were now vested may be decreed to convey them to the plaintiff as the person who, but for the devise to Sir Edward Tierney, would have been entitled on the plaintiff redeeming any =satisfied mortgage on them. The use has excited much public interest, and the facts have Aires& appeared in the Ex press. SUICIDE OP 1111...GEOINE COOKS, THE COMEDIAN. We regret to have to state that this much re spected member of the theatrical profession died by his own band, yesterday morning. He lied been suffering forsorne time from a dropsical diceass, the pain of which probably caused a fit of temporary insanity, end be cut his throat. He had long been an actor of old men at the Olympic theatre, where his genial natural acting made him a great favourite with the public. His impersonation of the old sailor in the drama of the Lighthouse, and man► similar sketches of character will long be remembered by playgoers. it will Dot be easy to supply his *ea The management of the Olympic, with its anal liberality, was very kind to him during his illness. lo addition to the litigation pending in this country there S a suit now standing for judgment in the Irish Court of Mammy, the object of which wait is to obtain POSSOWOO the late EMI Henry's Irish property. Sir Hugh Cairn', Mr. Gifford, and Mr. Wickens were for the plaintiff ; Mr. Alfred Bailey appeared for some lefeodaute in the same interest ; the Solicitor-General. Ir. Jamesi, and Mr. J. Pearson, were for the defendants claiming under Sir Edward Tierney. The Via-Chancellor now said be had caused this suit to be put into the paper in order that he might state his Talons for postponing his judgment until after a decision bid been arrived at by the Irish Court of Chancery. His Honour then adverted briefly to the facts already staled above, and pointed out that the main gist of the ease, the Towession of the real estates, rested upon a decision not vihin his jurisdiction. Under these circumstances, he con roved that this court would best advance the interests of the parties by postponing its judgment until after the :talgment of the Irish court was given. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Either As Jades Ordinary sad a Special Jury.) SCOW AND HARRISON V. GREENWOOD. . - . . . Mr. Coleridge, Q.C.. and Dr. Spinks for the plaintiffs ; the Queen's Advocate, Dr. fierabey, and Yr. Arobibakl for the defendaat. This was a suit relating to the will of Mr. Joseph Green wood, late of Rogen.q.equere, Brighton, and formerly a captain in the 31st Regiment. He died on the pith of January, 1861, and the instrument which was pro pounded by the plaintiffs, the executors, was dated the rih of August, 1839. It was opposed by Mrs. Greenwood, the widow of the deceased. on the usual grounds. namely, undue execution, want of tostakiry capacity, and undue influence. - The ace had Dot mode much wpm wham is wont to prtms. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Kr. Commissioner Fess.) IN as ABBO7T.—ZITIAORDINAM MAUD. The bankrupt, described as • timber merchant and fire wood maaufacturer, of Cambridge-street, Pimlico, applied for his discharge. Debts, 1,8001. ; no waist'. The Mecum- ItUleta of the case were very extraordinary. Some eight or moo months ago, it became known that Yr. Ca ren, the British consul at the Dardanelles., had nosed insurances to be effected in this country on cargo of oil of the alleged value of 12,0001. It was represented that the oil had been shipped per the Sidon, cad a circumstantial account was atarenrda laid before the underwriters of the destruction of • large ship, supposed to be the Sidon, by tire, on her voyage from the Dardanelles to this country. Oa the matter being looked into by the underwriters, it was discovered that no such cargo ha d ever been shipped, and that it was • scheme on the part of Calvert, who has since been dismissed from his post, and has ab• seceded, to obtain the ineureace money from the under when The bankrupt's connexion with the transaction vas that he was the penes by whom the insuranosa hod been effected, he having dune so in pursuance of • letter from Calvert. --- 11r.1 , 11einiou opposed the granting of the order. Mr. Lawrence, on behalf of the bankrupt, mid there was no doubt that • grove fraud had been perpetrated by Calvert, the late consul at the Dardseelles. He bad instructed this roan to effect an insurance of 12,000 f. cm • cargo of oil ; it eau thee reported that a large vessel had been seen harming; sod all the documents verifying the loss had through the hands of C a l ver t, as the IM8:11 consul. These documents were handed to the un derwriters, who having reason to suspect the boas fidsa of the insurame, enserodull resisted the claim. Calvert, of course, bed bees • from him appoint ment as consul; be bad atededed, and had never since been heard of. This me bad stood over, on his Honour's suggestion, for six mooch', but uo further light had been thrown upon it. There was every reason to suppose that the bankrupt had been made a tool of by Calvert. The bankrupt, in examination, lan mew Calvert os the 4111 of lam last. I met him in Cembridge-etreet, Pimlico. He tried to avoid me by turning down • street. but I followed him. I recommended him to deliver himself up to Yr. Nicholson, that the whole case might be investi gated. He mid be was acting under advice, and he would me about it and let me know. I ham never beard from him ner Imo him since. I sold Mr. Nieholeou at the time of this interview. I did not say I had sees him in Fenchurch.sireet, and purposely avoided him. It me in Cambridge-street, and I went up to him. The meet- Ire/ perfectly exidental. I wee quite surprised to see bim. I have sever men him since. Mr. Nickelson said that, after reading carefully through the denepoodeses, be had come to the oomilmion that the iankrupt was as accomplice of Calvert ; but after beximinatkin he would not rely on that ground d opposilies. The bankrupt had received • longed letter, purporting to be signed by Fumin Aga, • Turkish merchant, directing him to effect • marine insurance on oil of the *lee cf 12,0001., but in reality no such oil existed. Ab solving the bankrupt frees the charge of complicity, no complaint was mode of his borrowing 3001. is pay the 'um of issuance, but ha bad borrowed 1,200!. is exam of that, and had paid the money is the account of the firm of Beatable sad Co. d which he was a member. Supposing Fussein Aga to lave bees • reel person, the bankrupt would have hese pay of a misdemeanour under the Factocu Act for obtain s% an advance of a larger amount than he had paid ; and *serious was this offence considered, that it was punish• able by transportation of from sere. to fourteen years. Under awes chmanstanoce the creditors submitted that the bank rapt had contracted this debt by a gross species of freed. Jr. lawrance segued that so offence yeast. the 159th section had been proved. The bankrupt might have offended against the Acton Act, but what bad the court to do with that! That was a matter for tbeOestral Cried eal Court. The bankrupt had been before the court twelve months. His Honour reserved his judgment. (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) ZZ ALFRED GURNEY. The billikrlllA, a win -merchant, of Upper...treat, Laing. toe, came nap for his examination and discharge. He own to uwcarod crediton 17,18111.•. to those bolding security, 19,2871. The assets are estimated at about 2,0001.; property held by creditors. 19,9151. The pausal expenditure for the two can preceding the bankruptcy had been 3001. a fear. are unsecured cash creditors to the amount of 11,639/., but they an chiefly members of the bankrupt's heady. The assignees requiring further time to examine the aci. sante an adjournment was ordered to the 24th of April. E. Reed. Mr. R. Griffiths, and Mr. Linklater, reared ia the ease. A large proof for upwards of 4,6001., tendered by Mr. Arthur Gurney, brother of the bankrupt, vas adjourned to the memo time. IS RE °MIMI& —CASK Or • LIEUTENANT IN THE 14• VT. This was the sitting for examination and discharge in the can of Ferdinand George Gambier, • lieutenant In the eery on hailer, of 39, Chester-square, Pimlico. Hes tebts are 7181. ; 'ante 20/., consisting of a gun which the hiekrupt had given up to the official anignee, and *oh he stated bad co a t hi m 201. His - half.pay a 731. a year. Dario; the two years preceding tite baakruptey hie expenditure had been 1801. • year. The alai are chiefly for mooey borrowed, and for goods sup- Plied to the bankrupt by tie/keens at Portsmouth. At :be last sitting as adjournment was directed, in order that the bankrupt might give up a chest of drawers, some g ad ' hoed trousers, and a musical box of the value of eight ftioeu, which he had admitted to be in his possession. The order was sow granted, subject to the coeditiou the bankrupt setting aside 304 a rear out of his half-pay, THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) Salm ad xd 112 10! id 101; Id xd CI. prices. i Wes, at 84 1 Ii 1"I iWs pa 1 171 17 sounrwAsiL IIVRINAMNSII4 Two smut-looking young fellows aimed Harris and na were brought ~bsfors Mr. Comb., charged with attempting to pick pockets near London-W . A police countable of the A division mid that he was on . V l Wiml duty last evening on the Sorrily side of Loudon. midge, when he maw the primmer. lurking about among the °c.d. Knowing them to be thieve' be watched them, aid " them distinctly attempt to rob several persom. A My called out. and witoess at oboe secured the primmer& TM . , were searched, bat nothing was found on them. Ile prisoners deni e d being thieves, but the character they received from the polio, MYNA his worship to sentence sm-li to two meths' hard labour. W.iikei Rader, a coachman, was went charged with maultmg Police countable 509 A, while in the execution of he duty. 1 I 1 I B. 1 I L I I XI Nairn .40.017 Aberdeen Leith 29.42:1 4 Ardroman Pertrush 111.1 1 '44 2 Galway i;Bo s] 2 reeern ciA 4° 4 Liverpool 12.4148' 2 Pembroke 68461 11 Penzance 12.111 1 Jamey llk 1— Brest L'Orlent 29.67 le I Rochefort l2BO 4 I Plymouth 2143 Weymouth Mee 46 Portsmouth 19.6248 Ker, 29.68,471 London Killo4l Yarmouth —2666: Scarborough. 22.6147 Shields 211.4 1. Heligoland 26112 penherisii Heider — wiz. x. l q. &M. B.L 81 881 sii ~ii &&W. & &W. 8 8.1. 8. 9.8. W. 8.8.1. 8.8.1. 8. B.W. 8.8. W. LIM 14 114 'lll iI 11 3 'llO OUVIDAT. /VIDAL LE toS. W.and to ILL, 90DIZAID. N.E. to N. W., strong to a gale, vith rain. bask squally. B.W. to N. W. and N., a lawn. N. to W., strong, show- Pio. rainy. As nest above. w.CONgital... As next above. 8. to W., strong to a N.W.litaxi. B.W. to N.W., strong pie, rainy. to freak &S E to W. 9. W., a &W.LIMOLAIIIt. &W. to N.W., strong gale, rainy. to fresh. &W. to N.W., strong 8.1. &NOLAN& W. to N., fresh, unmet to fresh. tied. As nest above, unmet- Z. (Ions!. W.S. W. to N.N.W., tied. strong, squally. Drain this day in Sootland and Ireland, Booth Cone in West Central, and Sontb-West Ingland. 1 We are authorised to state that carriages with company going to Pall Mall, Cockspur-street, will be allowed to pass along the Mall, St. Jamie's Park, to the steps at the Duke of York's column, to set down and take up their company to-morrow, the ith instant. They are to wait as directed by police. A letter from Brussels says :—" The Prince of Precis is said to be the bearer of autograph letters from the King, hie father, not only to King Leopold, but to Queen Victoria. In the conversation which the prince had with the King at Leckie; ►he subject of eventualities which might lead to the abdication of King William I. was intro duced. The prince, on his return after the marriage of the Prince of Wales, will again visit Liken, and take the reply of the King of the Belgians to the letter of William L" In the sitting of the Prussian Chamber a few days ago, M. de Bismark was near being called to order. The Northern Gazette, which is knows to receive official omeinunications, now intim►tes that ministers will not take part in the proceedinp of the Chamber until some gua rantees are given against the recurrence of inch an inci dent. A Mascara letter in the Echo d'Oran say s _ _ "Y. Jacques Solari, who left Odryvill for the Soudan with the caravan on the 16th December last, provided with a large quantity of French merchandise, has returned here well satisfied with the result of his voyage, in spite of the risks of all kinds. His barter operations have succeeded perfectly, and camels laden with Turkish slippers, ostrich featbms, skins of wild animals, girdles, staffs, carpet., burnous, dates, and carious fancy article., have arrived here. Among other things, sugarplums from the Soudan are mentioned." NEw Auerrmuir Diocasz.—The Rev. Me4ao Thomas, ILA.. secretary of the Colonial and Continental Church Society, has bees appointed the first Bishop of Goulburn, a new diocese, which will embrace the southern portion of that of Sydney. Mr. Thomas was educated at Shrewsbury School, under the late Bishop Butler, and at Trinity College, Cambridge, under Bishop Perry and the Rev. Dr. Whewell. He graduated B.A. in 1840, M.A. in 1843 ; was ordained by the late Bishop of Waterier, in 1840, to the curacy of Bishop's Ryder's church, Birming ham ; appointed vicar of ruddenham, Suffolk, in 1843 incumbent of Attleborough. Warwickshire, in 1845 ; an d 'secretary of the Colonial and Continental Church Society in 1851. It has bees arranged by the archbishop that the Bishop of Goulburn Is to be consecrated on the Mth March with the Bithop of Glotte!etin. ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INSTITUTION.—Yes today a mesas* of this institution was held at its house, Jahn-street, Adelpiii ; Thome Chapman, Esq., F.R.S., vice t, in the chair. A letter was read from General Knoollllys, stating that his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales "had great *mum in becoming the vice-patron of the Rovel National Lifeboat lostitutioo, and in contributing 301. to Its funds." The meeting expreased their high amine Meta= of the honour kis royal highness bad thus conferred on ' the Lifeboat Society. Voted the silver medal of the insti tution. and a copy of its vote on parchment to Mr. David Williams, collector of her Majesty ■ customs, in admiration of his gal Lint 000 duct ix. putting off in a heavy sea in the society's lifeboat stationed at that place, on the Bth ult., with the view of rescuing the crew of the brig Friends, of Newport, which had stranded oo Aberdovey har. Various rewards were likewise voted to the crews of life and shore boats for their laudable exertions in saving life on different parts of the cams. A new lifeboat and transporting car riage had been mat during the past month by the society to ' Porthleveu, oo the Cornish coast The boat was the gift of T. J. Apr Roberta, Faq., M.P. The Archbishops of Can. , 1 terbury and York and the Bishop of Liodon had ordered 50/. to be sent to the institution from the Cholmoodeley charities. A contribution of 250/. had also been received from Hong Kong and Shanghae. The institution intended ' to build a sew lifeboat with the amount, and to call her the China. The cordial thanks of the committee were voted to Hr. Harton and others. It was reported that the lifeboats of the institution at some of our ports would take part in the processions on the seddioirtlay of the Prince of Wales. , The Swansea Harbour Trustees, like those of Dearly all the ports ib the United Kingdom, had decided mi placing their lifeboat under the management of the institution. A legacy amounting to 1891. had been received by the Lifeboat Society from the executors of the late Mr. T. Robinson. commersisl traveller, of Manchester. The meeting presented their thanks, inscribed on vellum, to Admiral Yelvertoo, C. B. in acknowledgme n t e l th e i mportant services be had rendered to the institution while Commodore Controller- I General of her Majesty's Coastguard. It was reported that Lord Loraine, M.P., bad kiadly promised to preside at the annual meeting of the iastitution, to be held at the Loodon Tavern on the afternoon of tb 17th inst. Payments amounting to 5601. basin been nude as various hfeboat establishments, the proceedings terminated. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE SOUTH YORE• SHIRE RAILWAY. Yesterday morning, about half-past 8 o'clock, a fatal accident took plain on the South Yorkshire Railway, a mile from the Wombwell station, and about 100 yards from the Elaxar Coal Junction. It appears that about ten men were working on the roadway, levelling, when the up-train from Wath to Barnakry was heard ap proaching. The ganger cried out for the men to stand clear of both rails. The order was obeyed by all but three men, who, either not hearing the order, or not understand ing it, continued on th e line, when a train from Barwtry, coming down almost at the same moment, knocked the men across the lines, and ran over two of them. On the train pawing, the men who had gone to the siding rushed to see the fate of their compares. They found a man named John James, it.? years of age, lying across the rads, his body divided in two parts, the legs and thighs being separated from the upper portion of the body. Another of the men, named Bantry Swallow, 47 years of age, was found in • similar position, with one leg entirely cut o ff , and • wrist separated from the body. The third man injured was Thomas Turner, 21 years of age, who appears to have bees struck on the head, and forced on to the side of the rails. He was taken up insensible, and removed the Station Inn. Medical aid was at once called in, but the injuries to the head are so extensive that not the slightest hope of his recovery exists. Swallow is a married man, anti leaves a wife and three children. James is a widower, and leaves two orphan children. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) FRIDAY. MARCH 4 8 A.M. SHARE LISTS.-{THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. The railway market continues to show an absence of animation and the tendency of prices is drooping. Midland sto ck has declined 1 per cent, London and North Western 4, and South Eastern I. Great Eastern has improved 4. Metropolitan shares are without variation at 144 to 4, ex the new. London and North Western stock is now quoted 99 to 4, ex div. • Great Western, 651 to 664, ex div. ; Midland 1244 to 1 ; ex div. and n. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 109 to 4, ex div. •, South Eastern, 93 to 4, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 49 to 50, ex div. ; Caledonian, 1161 to 1 ; Great Northern, 1224 to 1234, ex div. ; and London and South Western, 1001 to 1014, ex div. Lombardo-Venetian shares are rather leas firm, at 3 9-16 to 11-16 prem. San Paulo are in q uired for. Other foreign lines are inactive, as well as Indian and Can ad ian. ORDINARY IMAM AND MOLL se. Ira I RAILWAY& I Vke yei ll a r Ce I " be 14 41 &Dow Val. My& mad Tyr.. 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Z .7B h Madras Goer. 44 par et. ' Da. 44 a per et Da 64 Or Exten 1 16411a0aep.6p.et.Bnada lialts. and Holman Bay.l 11. Dimwit* Daiwa . . _ — dams 67 N. 61. of °mods 6 p. e Mad.. gas 6 par 06e6 Da Debi do NO In t in . It Ic7ll ii Do. do. do Do. hinjaub, do.. De.. . do._ do 1 1 ,c•Tr.c.- I sit rre 1 Pm iII Pia IT 106 1 i loi 1 1 die 1 102 ion F Prol MONEY 114REBT.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cioar. The stock markets to-day are dull. A cer tain check is g iven to them by the occur rence of holidays to-morrow and on Tuesday, by the absence of business which this occasions, by the simultaneous activity in the demand for money, and by the expectation of the speedy issue of • large Italian loan. The funds, however, are not quoted lower than they closed yesterday. Some of the principal English railway stocks have re ceded. The foreign stock market is likewise in animate. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rented were quoted 70fr. 20c., showing no change. The scrip of the new Danish Loan has im proved to 2} to 2i pram. Consols are now quoted 921 to I for money, and 924 to 1 for the account (Bth April). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921}, 4, /, 1 ; ditto, for account, 924 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91, 904, 911, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 911, 901, ex div. ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 761; India Five per Cent. stock, 1084, ; Five and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1124; and Exchequer Bills, advertised, 21. dia. Business in the foreign stock market has not revived, and little change has occurred in prices. Turkish securities are firm. Spanish Passive Bonds are dull, and the Certificates have declined. Italian Five per Cents. are quoted scarcely so good as they closed yesterday. Greek Bonds have receded 1 per cent. Other stocks present little alteration. Some of the present quotations are annexed :—Turkish 1854 Loan, 90 to 91; ditto 1858, 69 tot, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 691 to 1 ; the Consolidos, 414 to I ; Greek, 194 to ; the new Peruvian Loan, 871 to 4, being flat ; and the new Portuguese Loan, 47 to 1. Trans actions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 103 ; ditto 1862,1858, 1860, 93 ; Chilian, 84 ; Egyp tian, 97, ex div. ; French, 97fr. 50c. ; Greek, 194, ; Italian, for account, 691, 1 ; Mexican, for account, 314, 1 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 874 ; Portu guese, 1853, for account, 471 ; ditto, 1862, 47, 1 ; Russian, 1862, 944, 1 ; Spanish New Deferred for account, 464; ditto, Passive, 274, 1; ditto Certificates, 94 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 691, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, for account, 691, 4, 3 ; ditto, Guaranteed, 1011. Ottoman Bank shares are quoted 421 to 4. The Lightning has arrived from Melbourne with 75,0004 in gold. The Norfolk, from the name port, has brought only 881. Fors O'CLOCK. Consols are now quoted 921 to # for money, and 924 to # for the account, being flatter, We learn that Messrs. Rothschild have agreed to bring out the new Italian Loan. The details will probably transpire within a few' . days. Baron Alphonse de Rothschild, the eldest' son of the Paris house, is now at Turin, and it would appear that there has been much competition on the part of other influential firms for the con tract. The total amount authorised to be raised by the Italian parliament is, we believe, as much as twenty-eight millions sterling of cash, but according ' to one rumour in circulation this afternoon, one ball of the Loan will probably be brought forward in the present instance. The terms will doubtless be so arranged as to ensure the success of the transaction, if only for the very sufficient reason that the Italian government has imperative need of the money. An important com bination, of a European scope, will be formed to carry the Loan through, but chief reliance will of course be placed on the markets of France, England, and Italy. As the new stock will thus be widely dif fused, its weight on each market will be the less felt. The Etna, from New York, has brought 18,5001. in specie. The specie and bullion by the Mexican packet are not expected to be delivered to the bullion brokers until Thursday next, owing to the delay at the Bank of England. The stoppage is announoed of Messrs. Samuel Hood and Fon iron merchants, &c., of Upper Thames street. The books have been placed in the hands of Mr. 13. Lowell Price, the accountant. The farewell meeting . of the Ottoman Bank, pre vious to its becoming the National Bank of Turkey, took place yesterday. The report and statement of the chairman were received with marked and unanimous approvaL The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,2201.; the Great Northern, an increase of 3,3191.; the Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 1,5411. ; the Midland, an increase of 2,1611. ; the North Eastern, an increase of 2,0101. ; the Great Western, an increase of 1,7781. ; and the London and South Western, an increase of 1,0271. The London Dock Company's silk warehouses in Lime-street have been certified by the surveyor to the Associated Fire Insurance Offices as entitled to be classed at 3s. per cent. prem. _ _ We are requested to state that the share hat of the Bank of Gibraltar and Malta will be closed for London on Monday, the 9th, and for the country on Wednesday, the 11th inst. With reference to the market for American se curities Mr. K T. Satterthwaite reports as follows : We have had an excited market in Loudon, since our last, in American securities, with a large business doing, parti cularly in United States Five per Cent. (1874) Hoods, and Six per Ceuta. (1881). The demand has been almost entirely on Dutch account ; the Five per Ceuta. advanced to 624, since which they have declined to 581. and close steady at 59 to 80. Virginia Six per Cent. Dollar Bonds and Sterling Bonds continue in good demand. In Railroad bonds the business is restricted, from the few now offering, so large • portion of those held in this country having been sold, to be returned to America. Steady investments continue to be made in Atlantic and Greet Western First Mortgage Bonds. Illinois and Erie Shares have been freely sold ; they close at a decline of 2 dole. per share from last week's quotations. The return of the Bauk of England for the week ending Wednesday, March 4, compared with that Lir the previous week, shows the following changed : Circulation issue Mutilation active Public deposits 8,036,005 Increase 134,345 Other deposita Government securities in I;i;kingclepartrnea 11.144,771 Incresao 101,692 Othernocuritios in banking doPerimont Coin and bullion in both dep7irtrn i;nta 14,504,517 Decrease 109,579 Berea day sad Weer bills 631,87 U Increase *1,097 The Rest Notes in mown Tots! reserve (notes k coin l 456 !: 1 ! 13"Cre6" 6&i,315 in banktng depirtmeat). 9,464,332 Demme 632.709 These changes are of an unfavourable character, the pressure for money havint caused a heavy in crease in the securities, and a considerable decline in the reserve. The bullion is slightly lower. IfANIC OF ZNOLAND.—An Account pursuant to the Let 7th and 9th V la, C. U. toe the week ending on Welneedey, March 4, 1803. Noir brood IL i Pd i MI ADM..'" IN iliau... 19 bahlattll./Ta. 11 LT p.o all Ideas Z. Janotloo II 11.1yres G. Soothe/ma all i all I Cl V Pa ßreearioa II Dutch Rhea! 212 ..' ... all 'Santora or Prawn . 11l all , 6d. Rand= & 1• a an Great Lasamftws lll all Iltallaa lamellas all ,Nara.4lllegoLl . y . the 4 a Da.llD.e.M. Boli,gov. all 'Northers of t oDo. New Shares all - i Norw N.Ral A l &Ayres Trash 7si. egian al all .stotaao , seeyrs.ablin) 9 W it Panta,laad 14411 461 all Paris sa atlaw 4l all PortugarreEtalla,Royal all Radio and 6 1 rarbom.iL 16t 11 Rigs sad Dunabore _ ... all al/ Royalßoyal Swe Dia dish Il& I 14 1 1 all Da 'I per ant. , all Umbra sad Memo .., I 1 W I Do. 14 par oral red. o Dooroabfta.),.7perok ' I ER Da. do. I to all LAama.lt lona-Vaasalas ' IS i.Lot Yortaralrperoso 1 I all &Mama et Praaeo it on 1 Tari Da do m and Savour, .11 !Wart lbeadara . I 011 Oft Spew en& all WalloliS. W. al rowel si 9. 4 2 etrl 12 17 1 . s 1t ii 4 Itte INXMIL &BMW It O. air lOO _ ULM IL Dn. 4 p.eirreL lUD 100 _ 11.0110,M0 IL last and Wool lalla 100 137 1,1 11,01,1111 1 IL Loadoo lOO 60 as L 20 0,1100 el Jk. Kat harlta• lOO 64 113 ISMS N. louttoraptou 580,000 ILVlctoria - &N I O 10 Do. Now 6 dla le pm Itte I lee 41 Pou 6 1 1 6 dis 06 46 Ityin! WT 90 i die i pm, 4? 11 tai IN Ile lea 11.... ... No. I Bt) Mona I Pd. ICI (Mw) Balm 1.0" . 1,016 .! Sli a l mb og an As C o o lt " 4l ' ln o l ll illidia 1 660 slierts 10 =- 612 .. last Baasst (1 lostam 60,000 1 Lot Ckgm OM (Um) 0. IMs par —.. 6.146 .. Nast Caradoci 6000 ... East Caro Brea 1,010 Z.Wk.kamol (UMW) 8.1466 64 64 461 .. Oramblar IS 111. Ashy'. 514 16 18 0,010 .... Great Booth Tolgm 6, —G. WL Tar (H 414401 0 a 1 - 8, 000 OrsevUls 1,014 .. Nimrod 4.1004 KU.. 111.4 48 40 51— 6.000 .. Nimpikm Dome 8406 * 3 34 6,000, ..lady Bertha 2.11.6. 1 If 890 .. Itergarst (Oay UMW 91 $ 9,000 .. Marko ValleyB4 9 111,00 4 Illwyndy Um Ors-- 14 1 Of dia 400 New 84402 600 Monk Demo MN ~N . 141 Bowl (Mgr) 14. 44 5,610, North Mod Oral/ 9,400 Per Om. 610 lliamsl UM IS Provides*, (U. IMM) MAL 40 42 1111 .. I. Meade& ,84. C 1...) ll 400 410 600 .. S. Om Brea (Moms) W. /110044 (iMaisa)lll.M.e. 90 95 MO .. Stray Park lf I 144. 30 31 ... 1,409 6 Tmer OM. *Lead Mi4.o m 4 1 1,4 N 10 Tla Orel ... 9 194 21 11..0011 wand (Illogais).. 11 14 131 (sargy I 35 ST NM .. Wont Mon H 1 WI. Bassetfr 66 70 • 166 .. WI. Buller th) 0 ste —l , B / 6 .. WI. RIM (a. LaiiM 2.0.4. 674 7 8 4,894 Whaal Ludoott 210.8 71 8 .0.4 _ W. Mary 4noOlaishou i 8 1* .64 896 .. Wheel Beton 5Bl 140 200 1,041 .. WI. Trelmney iLluk ~ 7 17 18 4000 .. Union JOINT 811)01 MAUL No. I ES. I BANK& 1 Pd I CI. prices. I Rolm AM 100 ;Airs .ad U. kr. Ibmk . 0 911 96 scl 84 xd 10.0101 100 lallianalLon.&Limnsool 17 7 74pm 244 10,000 60 Anglo Portuguese (Um 3 par Ipm 0,11400 40 , AM:Mau a 81 U 811 1 1 illloB. 16 'Bank of = al 1414 171 44 2019381 M 4 000. 216 Bank of 140 N 10 Hank of Qamoshuad IL 10 9) *Us 14000 0 Brit.aud Mariam Ix. 1 111 111 plan 6 In 0.400 60 lIMIsk N. Alneltes MI 60 61 60 25,000 60 Bank of Vickela,AMAS ft sr as wool se Char.M.BAL Colombia 10 1 dls par 12N6, 10 el bk. laclik4u....llbio al 214 tl 22 UPC II OWN. M. al balm is 0 44 60 id II 41116 10 n sia 0 IS M 90.00 IN 60,000 10.11 Cm. Bank of sad all 10,000 100 Isiglish mil Irish (Um ) 1 lf 24pso 31 4 MINNS 10 Nrg.dom.S.tual.coem l at 90 201 201 10,000 100 Illaduan.China&Jap. a)l5 , 21 2 114 10,00 100 Imperial Bank, UMW 15 , 1 Ipm 10,016 10 London and BrasUlaa l6 ! 51 Ipre 5,000 100 Lou. B. A yrso&R.Plats (L 10 2 3pm MOW 50 Lon. Cl.. Bonk M A eseerl all 471 27 4 274 6,040 100 London and Colonial (L 3 * 4pm 31 4 SAM 60 London and Omit, .. 114 44 46 404 * 5 SLOTS' 40 London Joint Stock .. 10 86 M 14.140 100 Lon. and Middlesex (L 1 4 o l si pm 10,000 100 Lou. and Northern (L 1 6 1 til *ow .0, L ou d en R nouLt . our Imi mm 24* I &AM 100 Lou. &B. Western (Lim 2 104 dl. 60 NO too ton. and Wommume As 76 76 771 1 7,000 100 Metro. et Pror. Bank (L lO 11 3pm 8,000 100 , Do. Reserved 5 11 3pm 15 000! 24 :N. Pro. of 4.11.041.0,NeW 12 80.00. 001 Do. do. I MOM 10 Naliotal Bank 116.014' 10 Nsw Boats Walas all 48 60 644 N. M 041001 Bank Llorpara all 67 60 146 N 10 061 coma Bank WWI OD Do. Nay 1 Ilf flip SOO 140 Prortnelal of feeleoe ig 17 es m _ MOM 16 BMA% Punt, & Deihl (L 3 4Ms 1 pea 16,000' 11 1 South Australia all 44011 10 fland.of MULLIS 7 11 *pm (us Mr is (Woo of Mreer.o.. MI II 53 UM MO .130. of log.tomes (L 6 4au p.r —• MOW 10 1174148 of Ireland (Uns.). It 3 las 10 W. 080 ) is Illicacd Loudo• It 1111 344 So. I 0D...n.1. 10,0 K ... - 03f:1 ii:t - P4 I WOOD! 5247210 0.012 25,000 15,000 10 Madam MRS Atlantic RI. WWI AC ff s , Atlantic Telegraph (L) amareeme . . Bahia Steam ,Limited). Benin te ateraorm.. !Bombay Om, Limited /kit American Lend Il limn s& land teerlon Conipsay fCitiontJapanit.St.Nay Ocet Allem ha,5.• amen Mo. Pref.. 7; per cent. tta.Palms .11Protterene• I I.lollsOottotLigasei,L IL hull& & Law. ~Nndlwirrlp,k W W all 19 4 i ll i U U t~agr ml 06 id, 96 90 19 13 33 34 107 110 100 111 1 &a par 3 a 4 ols 8M 99 102 Do. Now Meg. and Ara. Cop. . OMB. Morn Davies/Bot Drool Ildp (Ladled) . 17+ per mit. rt.l Indian Carrying (L.). W 1 Irrigation Canal Lou. District. lin ,L. l Lou. Goa. Omnibus Oo liadnia (Mtn I Oia• Mannar. TaL 'Urn If fr l o Of f 1 Ws 2 2 4 ! pm II 4 Do. 8 per cent. Peel.. Wet.ltall.. Car., &Waft NaialLand&Con.Co.(L) nareutnu DiIrOLALLIt Nerboddae.aht !mut 1 NatherlandeL B p. a. pro Rena, A N N.Zealand i.andL (Lim IN. ens. ALlSteWall.6. ice;; , ;; , : -- 1 1 if Pm i di/ par $1 It 1 , 10 I li 11 10 10 li Do. New... .... mI. (U ) Ottoman Gem Pell aver Land* We TioDs.awd Ones. MOW 1)7.1;;; BAWL (L) New ti 1 I 7 II Pe, 8 4 4 Par 1 60 63 1 71 74 1 111 15 pm I 11 10 4. 111_ 29 BM deists. City he..(L ) Do. do Royal * Matt &oar Poenl and. 1e....1m &African irrlisinv.(L lest& Austraaaa tau, Ilabrortoe ILL &arty Do. do. telegraph e I Tes At. of A O M(L ) /1* Wed&lo.Cq D.Ceoad, r/u. ILlagdout T.I. (L. , . yre ni•••1411.... 7 i d I ii Pa , 57 /41 138 14S 1 ale par SO 32 4 I I I Ms k das t pa i 1 Ilek I alas psi It id MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. In the mining market to-day East Bassett shares have declined about 51, the present quotation being 82} to 85. Tinoroft and Wheal Ludoott are also flatter, and Bast Caen Brea remain dull. Wheal Beton and Great Fortune are firmer, and Mogan in demand. East Caradon shares are now quoted 461 to 471. Wheal S e ton, 240 to 245 ; East Cam Brea, 91 to 1 ; Wheal Ludoott, 7 to 1; Tincroft, 19 to 1 ; Great Fortune, 36} to 37 ; and Illogan, 30e. to 85e. Yudanamutana shares are firm, and Cape Copper, Don Pedro, and Brazilian Land and Mining dull. Other foreign and colonial mines are inactive. MR. F. CALCUTF, M. P. FOR CLARE. —A rumour w generally prevalent thrcugbout Limerick on Tuesday of the death of the above gentleman, but it happily was in. correct fie. howe►er, lies dangerogaly ill at his residence, Bt. Catherine's., Ennistymoe, from cower of the throat. The reports in circulation were sufficient to warrant the announcements which appeared. —Sauer krs' Ircx, _IIIIIOIK IEPART/11En. L1ti.07,02S Government debt.. 111.016300 Other vecu 'Glee ... &tux* Gold coin and but. lion Silver bullion .... - I A2846% 0 25 , • 13.007,0511 =Astor( Capital A14.1'41000 Govertuuent Stow rt rt, I I ng :28,57,M Pub& Deposits U.. I Dead W;Ziiist Ai eluding Fehsrl.. nutty) Fr. Ranks, Cow- Other &warlike lola of National Notes RAMON Debt, and Dir. Gold and Bihar Aorta.) Other Deposits 73.308,056 Wren day aodotbar Rills 0.31.9701 March 5, IR& tin,49l £40,248,137 w. intim Depstyz—cbdu4o.24Tr.i.37 ' The Court of Chancery has ordered a call of 21. r share to be paid by the contributories of the Era Assurance Society by the 22nd inst. THUBAIDAT Evama.. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92j to; for the new account (April 8), were first marked this morn ing 921, and, after standing at 92j to I, closed at 92f to 1. For money, the last price was 92} to 1. The "continuation" at the close of the settlement increased to 5-10 to j per cent. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92f, 1, j ; ditto, for account, 92j, j; Three per Cents. Red u ced , 91, j, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 91, j, ex div. ; Bank Stock, 240 ; India Five per Cent, Stock; 1081, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures , 1001, ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 105 e. The India Five per Cent. stock was quoted 1084 to j, and Exchequer Bills 2s. die. to 2a. prem. The foreign stock market was quieter than for some time past, except as regards Italian Five per Cents., which were largely bought, and have risen 3 per cent. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follows :—British and Foreign Marine, 2to 21 prem. ' • Cannes Hotel, 14 to 2 prem.; Oil Wells of Canada, 3to 3 8 prem. ; Bank of Wales, par to prem. ; City of London Fire and Life, 4 to ö prem. • City Diawunt, par to 1 prem.; Joint Stock DiecOunt, 1 to &prem. ; Petro leum Trading, jto prem. • Union Marine, 2 to 24 prem. ; Empire Marine, prem. ; London and South American Bank, 1 to I} prem. ; Bank of Gibraltar and Malta, 1 to 2 prem. ; Continental Bank, die . to par ; South Kensing ton Hotel, to 1 prem. Interoolonial Bank of Australia and New Zealand, 1 to 14 prem. ; Bristol and South Wales Zinc 14 to 2 prem.; and National Armoury Company, to I prom. The new National Bank of Liverpool (Limited) has been very favourably received, and the 1001. shares were quoted tbis afternoon 4 to 4} prom. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RII-LABIL -(TEUB DAY.) Large supplies of produce have come to band this week, both from the Ooatinent and from America. These, com bined with the fines., of the weather, and the favourable account" at hand from most quarters in reference to the appearance of the winter wheats, have had a depressing influence upon the trade here to-day. The quantity of English wheat received fresh up was trilling ; but there were several of Monday's mold samples on offer. The atteackune of millers MSS limited, sad the demand for all kinds ruled heavy, at Monday's decline in the quotations. The show of foreign wheat was extortive. Good and fine qualities were held at full prices; but other descriptions moved off heavily, and to force sales lower rates must have been submitted to. In floating cargoes of grain off Falmouth the transactions was much restricted, and prices, almost generally, bad a drooping tendency. Fine malting barley was tolerably firm ; but grinding and distilling aorta, both English and foreign, were the turf lower. There was a moderate, but by no means active, inquiry for malt, at Monday's prices. The show of wimples was moderately good. Good sound oats sold to a moderate extent on former terms. Other kinds were very dull, and rather lower to purchase. In beans only a limited business was doing at late quota tions. Pass moved off heavily, oo former terms. The floor trade was in a most inactive state, and Ame rican barrels were 6d. lower. Clo►erased commended very full prices, and most other agricultural seeds ruled steady. Linseed and rapeseed, as well as calms, were inactive. CI:BRENT PRICES. EMOLVIH. Per Qr . WET. 4?. a s. Fate; Kent, red 4O to 48 Ditto, white 41 to 61 Norfolk and Ltneoln red - 40 to 48 Per Qr. Malting . Distilling Gnnding. . 23 to 42 .. Si to SI ~ 26 to 39 Ons. a. I. Acoteh, =4O 24 to V I fruit. • black 82421. Tick Barrow Avail PLS Grey .. ftat: 0 toll 29 to II 31 to li A to 411 nova._ 34 40 33 3$ to 40 37 to 40 Town made: pr22o 42 to 47 Household 4O to 41 Country Norfolk and Bola', ex 414 3l to Per. Qr. _ OATS. a. a. Danlah and Swedish 18 tia linaalan Danish... Ea/Pass, RUIN. 33 to 37 30 to 43 35 to 39 38 to 40 32 to 34 31 to U Ewer ortoik. Suffolk N O3O to f 8 Kingston and Ware 00 to 08 Brown Ell Old and new 33 to 35 19 to 93 23 to 20 to 23 Poet Per Qr. WklsP. S. 5. Dantzic and Kauko berg 3O to 02 Restock & Ntr:klen- Deul►A OAII English, teed eerr • " b American, red „ white _ . BAUM! ii iO 41 44 to 40 50 to 5 I Whtte. Yeilow INDIAN COAX. IYotra. French, par sack .... 38 to 42 Spanish, 71S to 42 American, per K .. to IS Canadian, „ SS to 27 'Dili. Dutch, bre. feed ARRIVALS Or OWN, &C., IN WAITS CARRIAOR, PROS CLUSIVL ♦8 to 81 42 to 612 49 to 66 LONDON, BY LAND AND Fla DI TO MARCH 4, IN- 18 to 23 i~ ~„~I .. IVgegbeat. Barley. MAL I Oats. English awl Roonebi 1440 riol g iTO Irish Foreign NON 19140 fetal I IMO 21010 I 4600 110!70 , 4010 I fosse LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS. (rms DAY.) IgiCTSIO AID DITZENATIONAL SLLLOIAPH. ) (MLON OUR OWN OODADSPONDLIT). Corrox.—The market has been very much depressed all the week, and price; have been again very irregular. Yes. terday afternoon a tittle better feeling manifested itself, which is gaining strength this morning. Quotation.' hays declined in the weak N. in American ' Emptie s , and Surat, and ld. in Brazil ; committee's quot ation, for fair Ameri can reduced Id. in Mobile and Id. in Orleans. Coax.—The market opens quiet, with a dull dem..nd for wheat and flour, prices still favouring purchasers. ioiio I iiie slim MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The produce markets are clostifto.day, and will costume so until Wednesday nest. BOGAIL—The market has closed flatly, at a alight decline on last Friday's prioes, with a mall amount of business transacted. Refined dried goods are in rather more re quest at eteady prices. COFFEL —The parcels of plantation Ceylon oPeted by auction have sold readily at very firm prices— triage, at 75.. 6d. to 80s. ; low to good middling. s4s. to 91s. ; pr berry. Ms. to 955. 6d. ; and native Ceylon. small, 725. dd. ; fine ordinary, 745. to 74.. tid. The parcels of foreign offered were mostly bought in, Rio at high prior., sod Bahia at 65e. to 720. ; the latter since sold at about the beyiespin prices. COCOA.—For fine qualities of colonial firm prices ~.re paid, but foreign sorts are neglected. Tan.—The public sales have concluded heavily without further change in prices, the parcels sold were chiefly three offered without means. Rica —A parcel of common cargo Bengal sold at 7s. 100. to Ba., and fine Hallam at 9s. RUM.—No sales reported. SPICES. —Pepper is less inquired for, but poles* are fully supported. Pimento sold at td. advance. Other spices with out change. SA LTIMTRZ was inquired for. but prices remain steady. Carron at full prima. 600 bales sold. Petenburg tins, at 391. for fine clean. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS Messrs. Pattenden and South report a quiet trade doing in hope, especially for low and inferior sorts; 6ne quali ties resdise fully last weelea prices. HIDE MARKET.—(Tns DAY.) LZADEITHALL.—Highs :—prises : 66lbs. to 641b5., 211. to nd. ; 641bs. to 721b5., nd. to X ; 721bs. to Webs., IL to 3 ; Whs. to 821 3d. 3d. to 4d. ; 3816 e. t o 96111 n. 31d. to 44d. ; Horse hides. gs. 6d. to let. fid Oaf skins, light, 2a. Od. to 4s. Od. ; full, 61.• BEIIIIONDSZT.—Sheep skins, polled, 10s. to 12.. 6d. ; Bente and haltbreds. 9s. Od. to 11s. Od.: Doves. is. W. to 9s. Od. • TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Tie market is steady. The present quotatioue are se &Howl :—Tows tallow, 44e. rot eteb ; Petersburg Y.C. oa the spot, 435. 9d.; March, 4.1 e. 6d. to 41e. 9d. ; April to Jo 44e. ; October to December, 4 6 5. dd. to 465. 9d. COAL MA RK ET. IS DA Y. ) Walla Ead Hatton, 175.: Halo End Lamhtaa. 114.; Walla End South Hatton, ; Walls Ead Triendoa Hartlepool. ma. Walls Ead Ilraski)ls Hatton, 14s. 9d. Walls 'Ead South Keno., 15s. ; Walla Ead Haugh Hall. ; 14a. 6d. ; Walla End Ossfortb, 12a. 9d. ; Powell'. D a ly r y a swam 19a North Mims, 13s. ; Taukid Moor Batm, 124.: Maids Harder. 14s. 6d. ; Davidson's Hartley, 14. 641. ; HastiNes Hartley, 14s, 6d.—Ships at market, 68. Grinding. Distilling Malting . ramose 31 to 34 U to SO