The Express. — London, England, 1857-03-11 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS• (non ova owx coineerownekre) PARIS, TCILSDAY ETIOIIIIO. There Is a hitch about the Neufchatel Conferences. A Paris letter in the Nord of Brunel' lays : la the Int Condense co the Neatistel gouda& the bar ylealdeloddorise reeeded the resonertion by their. d Permit et Me dada te the Paseipality of lierbiesti. s e neiting b ra dee at hie **sty la dee ars of the rehired ; gni dry she sessetial dot it via on that for they brad their diehards& la the mewl ed. o n g, on Saturday, the remit of the tint sitting ore ems ousecated to Coast de Hetieldt, the Praire Warier, who dedered that he mar came' tiered to raeirag the r ommanicatiose ad rrferned was, without entering Into ex *nation& This proceeding of the Pre mien plenipotentiary empeived the other plemipotentkuies, se they had not ex pected such complete menu. The nest sitting of the Con fnence will not take place until otter the mind of the reply of the cabinet of Berlin. treats these revelations purely and simply u conjectures, but on the hackneyed and unreliable ground that the Plenipotentiaries are bound to secrecy. It believes that the Con ference will be resumed this week, and will lead to s favourable result. - The Bourse has been much weaker to-day. The Rente fell I3c. for cash and 20c. for account, closing at 70fr. 80c., and 71fr. 15c. Mobilier fell 25fr. Most of the railways left off from &fr. to 10fr. lower, but Southern rose 16ft. 25c. Nothing has yet transpired as to the situation of the Bank of France. The returns frees the branch banks for making up the monthly accounts on Thursday, will not be received till to-morrow. One of the fifty-four liveried editors of the Petrie, M. Pomade de la Roquette, Master of Requests in the Council of State, has published, with a view to the general elections, two articles in vindication of the recent decision of the Court of Caseation in the matter of the electoral bulletins. His arguments, which are not undeserving of consideration, resolve themselves in great measure into an attack upon universal suffrage itself, which is the corner-stone of the empire. He observes that the right to vote with printed bulletins is a very modern innovation in France, dating only from 1848. The decree of 1790, relative to the primary assemblies, not only did not permit voting by printed bulletins, but de clared the elections void, in case of electors who could not write having voted with ready written ballerina. Such electors were required to proclaim their votes aloud at the poll, and to have their bulletins written by one of the clerks. The most free countries in the world do not admit printed bulletins. Belgium dose not; neither does New York, tho most im portant of the United States. In France, where the vast majority of the constituency can neither read nor write, it is obvious, ea M. Forcade admits, that to abolish printed bulletins, and to require the illi terate voters to proclaim their candidates at the polling-booths would be virtually to repeal the bal lot. But be justifies the judgment of the Court of Caseation, on the ground of the " facilities for manoeuvres and (rands," which the free distribution of printed bulletins would afford. What, according to the spirit of his article, the government pro imee particularly to dread is lest the elector who cannot read should vote for somebody that he did not intend to vote for. The prefects, however, Ilistribated bulletins for government candidates by bushels, and it is pretty plain that the great object in the recent judicial contest has been to secure for the government a monopoly of the " facilities" al luded to. At the same time I think it but fair to repeat an observation I have made before, that the led judgment of the Court of Caseation, containing • dame not contained in the former one, to the effect that candidates themselves may freely distribute belleties, subject to the condition of depositing a espy at the parried for the sake of identification, is comparatively innocuous, and lams a very large measure of liberty. I suppose, of course, that it will be fairly acted upon, and that no fresh traps are to be laid by the Procureer-Oeseral. Yesterday at noon a great crowd was collected in hest of the entrance to the Tuileries, opposite the Pont Royal, in coneequence of the unexpected appearance of a deputation, consisting of no Les they 300 market women from the Hales, who demanded an audisoce of the Emperor. His )fojesty, being at the moment engaged with high feseticeeries of state, the Orand Chamberlain re ceived the insporbutate ladies, and learned from them that the projected arrangement of the stellein the new market presents essay inconveniences, and that they hoped the Emperor would order the plans to be revised. The Chamberlain assured them that his Majesty should be informed of the object of their visit. It is reported that he gave them a letter to the Prefect of l'olice, which they tore up indignantly in a wine-shop. M. Arthur Berryer has lodged an appeal 'phut the sentence lately pronounced by the Cwsvotisnal Tribunal of the urine. The government is about to establish several new journals in the provinces, whose mission will be tostir up the constituency to vote for the govern ment candidates at the coming general election. The Salve Poetic of Lyons mays that Cruvelli has been engaged to play for two months in that city, and that oho will shortly wake bar 3M appearance Hare in the Prophet. THE PRINCIPALITIES. VIENNA, MONDAY EVIVIDIO, 11•11C11 9. Letters from Jassy announce that the Finance Mi nister Vogarides has been appointed Caimacan of Moldavia. According to the Pays, letters from the DeARUM provinces state that the evacuation of the Awitrims troops, which had been interrupted by the ebb of the roods, was resumed on Feb. 47, end that the head-quarters would leave Jassy about the 15th of March, by which time it was expected that the last columns of the army of occupation would be on their march homewards. RUSSIA, AUSTRIA, AND SARDLNIA. "Ws law) rteeieed," says tire Debits, "direst asesants ham St. Petersburg to tho 2nd. Prisms Owldishaf had mod with great surprise the des pot& adismed by asst de Baal to Count Poor, to sommodsated to Count de amour, and lad ohs road the reply of the latter. He does not, he may s, umissbood the step taken by Austria, sad smut eggnog el it. There is therefore reason to disk that tits adket of St. Petersburg will unite its Topreashilisse to those of France sad Ear land, to irises Austria not to follow mg lw renewahnwses to the Sardinian govurnsamt. This alb= us in the asswistba we had previously entes•Anad, that Cent do Doi will paw ia the path as whisk ha hod adsrsd. • now had be.. in sissaislisa at Thom, that the calla* of IL Its• tent/erg hod oggriesed d tho attitude asemed by Austria towards the Philomela govonsaust. Isms sit the Austria& *rub asursilited this maw, adding that Cant Is Bad had gloat is Ha.. is Issorszar. imi Is Sir lisslikon Samar, the ant Masi smassess dist Prime Gortehakoif wee Ihissablo Is Ike ploy et Awed& Uwe aeon , Wm we new firmally endradieled, sad the reporb eiedelei at Viewa had not the slightest founda tion.' THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 11, 1857. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) The Souza' took the chair at t 2 o'clock. NEW MEMBER. Mr. Becnutay took the oaths and his scat fur Glasgow. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Cornea Railway Bill was read a third time and pout The Sentlientptan end South Wales Hallway (South ampton owl If laliabory), sad the Teske and Killarney Itail =lb yen read a mead time and ordered to be cow- MANSION-ROUSE. • Ilfaryaret Cached, charged with hating deka a M. note, the property of Mr. Shortridge, of 17 Mark•lane, wine cur- le cheat, - braight up for anal on, se se The depeeltione, which were as days ago published, Mr. Hodges& ad said,Vitkence of the primer, that she had really tonal the ash fa • paaeage of the hare as she Inti P 4 to light the pa, redlising • wear loam woman, 10 coneukred that de hoar the swam - art iggesprisrul Alderman Huh odd he ma Woad ' to esil the ones to • to _ll jury. - 1 kr. Ilodgma Oben submitted that the sidstra might very re reasonably tabs tall for the prisomr, sad mid that there were several ormrsipo with the solo in the desk, and that al lei if she hid Naha the sots she would set be $ ot all a likely pass ft loan aatonolard the gold which oho : sir= to fialo—l camast lobs tad ea say at, , oust. se T i trasar vas dint committod for trial. 29 wire marred to be about 17 years old, 10 was .... :Ara . olden a handkerchief from a gen &mem said lo bed does the mischief to save himself " ts from Manama Abrams Bats--I llnd you have ban has several times A for similar cams& ie The Trimmer—Owe only, and that I was driven by 113 le hunger. 04 Committed for three menthe. SO 11111TIMATIC 1011311AllIS. Thaws eat Jelin rams, Asher and son wan sharp& before Mr. lianiaril nadir the following eirceminnose, with nets( e at asesiving. see, is a Lod, wits fir Nor rondos got has boon is et Mr. Joespli babe Misr, telo 79, ' Mrs. Dedism, Fi r imal = is his =Ma be Mr kis peal In the Mg. Pr- * maw spised lestbar-rom 10-004 des ramilt him Amu era be rads errs - emir on which Inimpli bier orris.. Ms vas warred tale sr anthem, whore, aka be W irk, a orrery at Mar we was dbireversi rented tar hid boss samosa bus Me 100111 is Whin mach Os bo ustie uo 1 8 rapid; ea deripert Brenner bitrorsossilugliebb hire's Mass la Clakenwell, end tang Yr tbst b awe lei mob Ma Ms" Mr latter tart my par, rid iremaliad wash. In lost breath the beideed anther ymirky et War as Mstresred, but the balm dried all knowlu s te st. et M ; bows, however, charged with receiving. SO Mr. Dram expiresed his conviction that boo was the Me- on dr et a seers of systematic robberies committal by Mr Ito mow Frew to • groat cutout. S st O TM Misr protaited his innocence of any complicity. Mr. Hamslll considered there was not evidence te affect 1 : him, bat remanded hia eon. SOUTHWARK. le ATTEMPTLD IN TOO POIACI Daniel Crawley, poor, miserable-looking Irishman, was at bought before Mr. Com* charged with being drunk and me Motor at it. Ohm's er , Wse. He as Mao charged with re attoosgebg le commit Maids hi the police cell. Kr. ))gas,, the malsr of St. Oliivc's Union work- 1 : sired that tbs groom cams to the door * of War piese eat four o'clock on the to siberots sod Mks* knocked vitiway. W in ia: B illat to dersdril ha was mak ants dee se Mims se limm. Ifs rill lace wird he wed, caber be nodal "Md." He teid bre set give bir say, rad se Mooted main the relborlog Was, MIN A tei wlos here, sod weshg go ateril reds to Ms so artsrly. The rimer t each sdlerglesee that bow impaled to rad be a tor orbb red give lir Ms eterodp, Sego rat Resarr, IS DI, rid be mired charge of the =M. statir-base an Bronerbepetrost, and WV dal ir sias OM SAL Hs appored to be a littia am dr biomes sir Mow id= wham took down the t =About rim dirk wires went Is tbs cod, and =.111111 60 6 71±11e. , sok Iv a bli a t ua lle vas e s i Cakr, la isaaer minisnia Mill spina Ir srower to the ems, risers Mil bbd ban wither bed kr ter sad be wont M tbs reddleme fur srstsmos. Mrs* rocalving say, be wOrs rto ;=. Reber k dos eon be woe a &meta .4de in lds est be Is romp& . midi& As it berg look, be portaTand nogives ta brad, aam be Mew, inroad of Wad, 11 IMAM regadred. dlogrer, with his mug krossnatzl r o the w ew blausedip ti e a the prisoner nor Is earls is th workiionee, and as that mots ware Sr should have done ao whir bray bat he lia Orbs rose* soldraried r w e e . rimer ter slierpt -2=1.." or/ sobrod to be telivwed up to SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'Cutm. The railway share market to-day is again weak. Prices now in many cases show a sensible recovery from the lowest point of the morning, but are still below the closing rates of yesterday. London and North-Western stock is quoted 1041 to 1; Great West ern, 681 to ; Midland, 811 to t ; South-Eastern, 22 3-18 to 6-16; London and South-Westerns, 621 to 1; and Berwick', 211 to ex div. Lanca shire and Yorkshire stock is quoted 101 to 1, being eensibly lower; and Caledonians, 341 to 33. Paris sad Lyons shares have declined to 681 to I. Northers of France are quoted 381 to 391; Lona bonle-Yenetian, 81 tot prem. ; and Great Luxem bourg, 61 to 1. ORDINARY MAINS AND ROCS& Mushy Priem Woe wail I TeNeral. I No I p.a. ▪ r/ lost all 1114.. . 14•14 9 1= 6 ;a11ay lac War. L...& Jr. ei Dear* S&L ▪Da &a N. .- 1N aciNg all 111111m0 IN aellwed • as Jr. .00 amt. re*. i all&& J. IN UR IN 101 &Arra Da N" C am „ law • .. . IN ▪ last ImasiNcie 4 ON 1101114 IN DUNN. 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The funds remain very dull, and a further decline of a per cent. was to-day established, although a certain degree of firmness was temporarily imparted , by news of the arrival of a considerable remittance of gold from Australia. The market seems to be I chiefly prejudiced at present by the state of the ac count, some of the speculative holders of Consols ' evincing a disposition to realise. In the other de partmenta of the Stock Exchange a little flatness was also observable. The demand for money continues active, as is usual at this period of the quarter. The unusually large amount of the government balance in the Bank of England of course tends to contract the supply out of doors, and carries more business to that insti tution. In the Stock Exchange money commanded 6 per cent. for short loans on Consols, the demand being partly to provide the means of purchasing gold on Continental account. Consols were quoted during part of the day 93 ! to ; for the Rth April, but had receded at the close to 93a to a. For money the last price was 931 to a. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93 1, ;, 1 ; ditto, for account Bth April, 93j, a, ; Bank Stock, 222. 220, 222 ; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. ExAe quer Honda, falling payable in 18.59, 94. Exchequer Bills (June) were quoted par to 3a. prem. ; Exchequer Bonds, 981 to 3 ; and India Bonds, 2s. dia. to Is. prem. Turkish stocks were dull, and declined per cent. The Six per Cents. closed at 961 to 97 and the Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 101 to 1. Other, foreign securities present little variation. On 'Change this afternoon bills on most of the Con tinental cities were inquired for, and the quotations generally ruled a little lower. The current rates are subjoined, via.: Amsterdam, three months, 11. 18 1 to a ; ditto, s h or t. 11.14 to ; Rotterdsin, three months, 11.181 to ; Antwerp sad b russels, th ree m onths, 25.421 11 ; Hamburg. three months, 13.71 to Per* three months, 2860 to 6 ; ditto, short, 25.20 to 5. Maineilles, three months, 26.V2i to I.l4:i.,..Takftwg:ihrearwon'tbati.,Mains,374 :me i; I m .iem on .L ths. ths T e i m,, T ith t . 10.24 to 7 ; Trieste, Wes tisonths, 10.26 to 8 , Naples, MONEY MARKET—MIS DAY. 1 three writhe, 431 to 1; G, sox, crate months, 95.70 to 5; Leghorn, three month*, 29.35 to 421 • Palermo, three o ._----- I matt" 129 to 1 ; ]basin*, threw militia, 12% to 130 ; Two O'CLoolf. Oporto, three months. 511 to 52 ; Lisbon, throe months, 511. The stock market continues rather Het. The funds g _The tallow market continues sensit ive and Hutto againhe elosiug ous this afternoon were declined I per cent. this morning , but have 1 ofollow :-60s. 61 for .Marchquotati ; 53e. 9d. for Apia; since recovered to the closing quotations of yester day. British railway stocks are ra ther lower. 1 Ms. Oil for April to June, and the last t hree mouths I Riga and Dunaburg Railway shares have risen to Consols, for the Bth April, after being offered at ' 21 to -,,,.! prem., but no explanation of the ad vance is 931, have rallied to 931 to 1. For money the price I 2 .4 111 - 4 . In sonic is now 931 to z. Bank Stock is marked 222 ; Ex- 20r or . quarter , a rumour prevails th at each share of 100/. is to be divided into Me shorts chequer Bonds, 981; and Exchequer Bills (June), par to 3s. prem. I Turkish Six per Cents. are dull, at 96; to 97. 1 The Guaranteed Four per Cents. have receded to ' 100/ to 1011. Other foreign securities are quiet. The salts include Brazilian Old Five per Cents., for 17th March, at 1021; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 651; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates at 99; Mexican, for account, at 221; Peruvian Four-and a-Half pet Cents., for account., at 781 and 781 ex div. ; Sardinian, for account, at 901; and Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, at 211 and 211. The Blackwell has arrived in the Downs from Melbourne, with 80,678 ounces of gold on freight, worth 322,6001. The dates by this vessel have been anticipated. The Mermaid has arrived in the Downs from Melbourne, with 41,892 oz. of gold, and 50,000 sovereigns on freight, representing a total value of about 217,500 1 . This supply is not yet in hand, but it is understood that the whole has already been purchased for account of the Bank of France. The advices brought by this vessel, which extend to the 18th 1/cc.. or 16 days later than those previously to hand, indicate that further large supplies of the precious metal will probably reach this country almost immediately. The Admiral had sailed from Melbourne for London on the 16th December with 40,689 oz. of gold, and 40,0001. in specie on freight. The Dement, which cleared from Geelong on the 16th December for London, is re rtcd to have 16, 000 ounces. Includ in g 322,0001. gii the Blackwell, and 60, 0001 . by her Majesty'ss p Electra, as previously reported, the sum known to be at sea is raised to 648,0001. (exclusive of the remittances by the Mermaid.) The Blackwell hes been at sea 98 days, and the Admiral 84 days. Not withstanding the prospect of considerable and early arrivals, however, the absorption by the Bank of France of the remittance by the Mermaid may in duce parties who are required to pay for silver on the Continent to withdraw further amounts of gold from the Bank of England. Silver is being imported from the Continent for shipment to the , East by the Perri on the 20th inst., and for these supplies immediate payment must be made. The advice; brought by the Mermaid mention that the White Star was to leave Melbourne on the 27th December, and the steamer Royal Charter in January, both for Liverpool; the Austral on Dec. 25 ; Orwell, Dec. 30 ; Anglesey, Jan. 1; Copen hagen, Jan. 10; George Marshall, Jan. 24; and the Irene, about the latter end of January—all for London ; also the Morning Star, late in January, ew Bristol. The details given in the Indfpendance Edge (and transferred into the Express of yesterday) rela tive to the projected International Bank, have , been perused with considerable interest. The . high 1 standing of the parties engaged in this project lb re- i garded as a guarantee that none but t h e most legiti- i sate class of business is contemplated; and, in this case, the institution may be made a means of greatly I MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. facilitating commercial and financial transactions BUCAR.—There has not been a public sale to-day, bet the between England and France. The capital of motet is sternly at yesterday's prices. 4,800,000/. will be sufficiently large to c nable the , Ts t r .—T Corc he large public sales to r.—Tle market remains s comm teady ence to-morrow have bank to assume at once a high posit ion. As the 'prvm ted business by private contract. Speculator' are shares are to be of 2001. each, with a deposit of 40/. inectiv-. common Round Congou m , quond 1314., usual wine. per share, and the obligation of R aying 401 . per share SFICES.— \Mite pepper rold public sale 91d. to 9 1 4 . more within a month of the receipt of the charter, it I Bourbon cloves sold at 4 14. to hd. ; Penang doves sold at is evident that none but bons fide subscribers will be I Is& ; Ciinirr ,, t a i r 91 . • 1'1 23 *. \ • admitted. We believe that the IndOpendanee is in- Be ri st.n.loo l pro,.7lle t e;rirds sold at 2s. 6.1. °erred in insinuating that the list of the founders is SALTPEI at. remains steady, but the demand Is wry as yet unsettled. According to trustworthy advices litniud. from Paris the project is very favourably regarded In other anklet no material alteration. by the government. It is thought, however, that there is some foundation for the statement that M. Vandal, the head of the department of direct taxa tion in the Ministry of Finance, will have a scat on the board. To the co-operation of this gentleman considerable value is apparently attached. The European and Australian Royal Mail Com pany's steamer Cambria is expected to arrive at Marseilles on Saturday next, with dates from Svd. ney extending to the 23rd of January, and from Melbourne to the 27th clan. These aavices are ex pected to reach London on the following Monday, the 16th inst. The steamer Etna , belonging to the same company, is due at Southampton on the 20th inst., from Alexandria, with the heavy portion of the mails. It is announced that a regular steam communica tion hos just been organised between London and Mogadore. The first steamer is to leave the St. Katharine's Docks on the 16th inst., carrying a mail. The annual meeting of the British American Land Company is called for the 30th inst. The annual meeting of the United Kingdom Vine- gar Company is called for the 26th inst. The shams of the London General Omnibus Com pany were in request yesterday, and closed at 5-16 to 1 prem. We understand that the Syndicate of the Paris Bourse have decided upon aamitting these securities to the privilege of official quotation on the parquet. The Journal des .Artionnaires intimates that the shareholders will probably receive, early in April, a dividend of Of. 25 c. , or , ss. per sham, on ac count of the year 1856. It also alleges that a second payment, referring to the first quarter of the pre sent year, will be made on the Ist July next. It is reported in'well-informed quarters that the forthcoming dividend of the Ottoman Bank will be at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, leaving a considerable surplus to be carried forward. Shareholders in the East Indian Railway Com pany are required to send in the certificates of their paid-op shares to be exchanged for stock certificates. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 13th inst. for the conveyance of 1,500 tons of victualling stores from the River Thames to Hong Kong. MINES.-THIS DAY Two o'CLock. The market for home mining stocks to-day is steady - , but business is not active. The transactions reported in the Stock Exchange comprise Devout Great Consols at 457± ; North Wheal Basset, at 33 and 321 ex illy.; and Wheal Basset, at 36. The dealings in foreign mining .ecnrities are more numerous, but• have led to little change in -- - priers. Subjoined is it list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange: Cant f3rea, 614: Castall, lls. 6d. ; Catherine and Jane, 10s., Ils. ; tkvon Great Consols, 445, 450 ; Ding 'Jong, 27 ; Fret Alfred, 24. 4,2,1 1„ L 65., 3d., : East 'lose, 144, ; Great Alfred, 9,4, 0, 94, 10 ; Lebuit Consuls, 44, ; Nantees and Pen 'w, 375. od. ; North France*, 20, LI, 1 20, 4, 21 • Par Cantata, 23, ; Poulain, 38s. ; n *radon, 345, 350 ; South Frances, 3324, 335, 3274, 3324, 336, 3374 ; Tavy Comole , 375. 6d., 384. 6d.„ 375. ad., 405. ; Vale of Towy, 1130. 6d., 195., 215. • West Grenvill e, 66., 6s. 6d.. ss. 9d., 68. ; Weed Par Coast:* 4, ; Wheal ward, 51 ; VirhealGranvilk, 275. 64., 305.; Wheal Kitty (St. Agnes). 84 ; Wheal Ludcott, 24, 2, 1 ; Wheel Mary ADD, 474 ; Wheal Trelawney, 24, 23,4 ; Wheal Wrey, INewel's' been received by the National Brdzilious hlnung Association, per the Teutonia, up to the 9th of January , ,n which Captain Hitching states that he is prognusing satire faetorily with his session • that he has secured the payment of the balance of the Kinds, when due, to the INDSOCtIIIIOII from the industrial Company—a sum of kbout 12,0001. • that his aut r iiit in recognised; and that le , contemplate; being able s peedil y to place the affairs of the company„in working c cr. 7CESD.tT In the market for home mining stocks a good ge nerd business was done to-day, and prices in a num ber of cases were quoted better, including Ikvon Great Consols, Great Wheal Vor, North Frances, and Tinerott. Generally the market exhibited much firmness. The following transactions have taken place in the Stock Exchange, in addition to those recorded in tho official list : Treareatba, 31 ; Trelynn Conan* IP4 ; St. Day United, 291.; ty Bertha, its., lee. ; Wheal Kitty (St. Apex), ; Allred, 2k entleen Console, ti. Imperial Brazilian and Santiago sham were flatter. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. The receipts of all descriptions of groan this week have been moderate; and of flour the total arrival is only 490 mike of Englih manufacture. The trade to-day fur both wheat and flour was of quite a rev& diameter. without alteration in value. Barley for malting purpose supported klonday:s currency, Di.tillers' quality was not a ready sa le at that day 'e quotation. Oats, if any change, had the turn in prizeefainst the buyer. limmi and pct. firm. ARRIVALS INTO LONDO aaN laa a FROM Rotell MA . ho.th. RCH 9 TO MARCH ira.► 11. !M 3el. • • LW* ....... mu tee Wm, acki. • • • • • • TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet, it the annexed quotations'.—Town tallow. 58e. nett cash ; Petersburg Y. C.. on the spot, 610. ; March to April, 5i0.; May to June, 61e. 6,1. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Wm**. Pattenden and Smith report a tlrm and wady trade doing in the better aorta of Kent and Sweet hope, as oleo for yearling*, at about late prier". COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Eden Main. Ns.; Butes TanZeld Moor 135.; well End Ilraddyll's Melton, ltis. Gd. ; Walls End Kahn. 16m ; Walls EMI lletton,l7s. 3d. ; Walls End South Mottos, 175.; Walls End Stewart's, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Tee., 170. 3d.- 123 &biro at LLaket. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. kIYT ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) DONCASTER SPRING MEETING. THIS DAY. BETTING-ROOM STAKES. St. Gito" .. Adutt.:l Lyons Saxony 9 ten. Won in the commonest of canto:•.. STEEPLECLIASE. Jean du Wane 11 ran. .. .. t The {allowing have loft Doncaster —Odd Trick, Pen*: Inelp and Poodle. LATEST BETTING. NORTHAMPTON STAKES. GOO 1.. 100 tigat St. Cilia (t) '1 WO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 11 u. 2 apt Vedette (t) IMO 200 Sidney (t) CHESTER CUP. 11 to 1 agst Leamington (t) THE DERBY. 1,000 to 50 apt Zuyder Zee (t) 450 15 Gleniiimaeon (t) 2,250 75 Saunterer (t) HEILTII OF LONDON DURING VIE WThe deaths regi s tered in Loedee, which in the fi rst week of February rote to 1,366, have continuously decreased 01100 that time, and in the week that ended hurt. Saturday were 1,173. In the ten years 1847-66 the average number of deaths in the weeks corresponding with last week was 1,160. For the purpo-,o of compartmon this average mutt be raised proportionally to increase of population; In which case it will become 1,276, and it will appear that the public health is at present so far good that the deaths last week were lens by 100 than the number that would have occurred if the avenge rate of mortality had ruled. The moat fatal com plaint in the enuotic class was whooping-cough, which roe tied out 70 children. The deaths cauxid by dresser* of the organ. of respiration, which in the preeions week were 304, declined last week to 962, of which 136 were from bronchitis. and 100 from pneumonia. Tao deaths are recorded as caused by privation, two by intonkerance. A SURPRISE FOR 'reeVethEeit.—There is ono point to which I feel bound to direct the attention and wari ness of toy of my modern contemplating for the Ern time a continental excursion. Whether in France. Switzerland. Italy. or thirmany, Spain or Portugal. in feet, throughout Europe, whenever the traveller rinds himself quartered fie the day or night in a brel-, bomber having a door of ceniratinicanon with an raljeining apartment, let him mile a point of rentirring it imposeitile for any one in that room to obtain range of insight into the one he is to occupy. In nine reset nut of ten, if he closely tweet the tipper and lower panels of ouch a door, he will detect little toles, at various heights, bored by a knife, nail, or any thing else dud will nerve the purpose, through the thin edger; of the panels where they enter the style or framework The forreeners into theta "petite ludas *lOlll sufftriently spppoprute to lurking pity-en through which privacy is thus treacherously and disreputably invaded. The mad effectual mode of defeating such infamous smelt, is to terry among one's toilette articles a email pocket hammer and a few very sharp iron tacks, by which an over-coat, wrapper, or drereinegewn may. in a moment, be suspended or erretehed acres the breadth of the door and taken down and replaced at will. bout times ell that it rosy be reeerdte to do is merely to re , move a light cabinet, or cereitotre, or chest of drawn, been , its place to the door thus requiring a semen. The morbid pension for thus hoeing doors and eartitionn in inconceivably - general; raid I remember a Polish Count inforioing me oonn o co e . ; at Berne, of the number he had made in one week I eonld not help wiehing his ems had bee n nailed to the doorplate as ; fie in to his dirty work.—A l'ilgrdniergt into Donplanr,by the Ref. S. STEAM VESSELS. Oa dr meths ofii;: T. BARING the following return we Miont—ilataina, in it tabular form, with conssentles neinbith. nth, whir et the steam vessels registered in the Valid Maim w sr before the lot day of January 1867 ; =aa ab aisauta. the following parttenlare ;1. nor; Marin registry ; ; date ad build ; 4 i.. = NM ream Oloiasaione of vrassi is length sad art dispik snit ; • Teenage (endrin al engine rem) ind grew learego, thringekiting needs balk ed ins nil oho t h end bona( mew the 7. Lanai lageopewor et engines, end M.g the eggrepte saber et rasa and motor of tonne; with an lades for whims attached to i giving the ammo et dr meads alder, with n t, onere to ends enseopeadase with tlathe rain (ia ordindea if indloneatiny paper, No. 473, of mean nth). I 0011• 10011• ISLANDS. Sir J. DUKE mad an Minn for metre or extracts at =rllailegl• 101* Mike of the Koorla Maoris 111111 i Milli by the lam= of Muscat, end to rnerti..l.4 the eta Ewen tines the rows to John Ord, of War ner Itherred, in dr serety et Lancaster, late name" is. Jo* Hilisea ma James Harahan Hayes, balk et whewslid.)morahrit and brokers, to take the Mae ea dim Maeda. TURNPIKE TRUSTS ABOLITION (IRELAND) BILL The (gee the day for the wooed reading of this bil . __ • .i7:a - ai;rilif: ECCLESIABt AL CORPORATIONS BILL. The Idempais of IsLANDFORD reeved the diseharp el the maw lb Er .seal nailing of Ede MIL art la dig so ha asphird eat the =ln object of the mime was to mho tatter pretties / f or Oa pentads) bah id tat = throes% lb laatruatandft ti dr at eke. I awned • bee OA the ster pedletosat wed& tab up tba sed,M peadlie, pew bow atimme Mg shall be acceVle el pair. Mr. E. D WM sided the aside ii=s estas a parbsatit would kb big what the dim Racheleadad Camisist, sad asked whither %% a l rimab la lab dr esespbh vortices of tide MR la that genera me ws? life, WALPOLE vaned the noble marquises he smarm lowle bibbed with dr abbe volcAttel Milillit ME z ptgas 'plaint dud It would be iced iselis «lien elf be chunk preparty of the estaldhhed ebelik it& Se bib asatrol ebbe matel board. Thy ardor wte_litbread sail ditebseggal. IMPRDIDDMENT Ifoll DEBT BILL. Ilk A. PELLATi mamba Net the object of the bill hi to provide bat 3., 1 w iethibit arbors beak' Med he the of that peaniary At of diadem vete set = egg would tot pay, but lb WEN= or dribblets over ta ll iktrase torbst& they could not. i.trime. ........dmiptarmetit of the insedreee Wale, while IA snit elitism EA muse of the debtor's bareitatiot wee Anis_ b Omit inability, tot to their wort, but eitorgesehre Mb. Under the eprriou al Or batty err debt win wady In the brow, at ie npr i blati to Walt id they sod da stomy true hoc's Nate of the .it kw. Ode 4 el the erbbel sod civil law. llama IL sal could iaot pay, Ms Impleotaisat bolk, st civil law, sr 111MIli Ili Igo ismoi of the waltaar.t 11 11 e maw 4 16* lil o *a the the of Ma ewrfia O. OR= dlitimil le aimed — is the slab et thole, se Isseile wadi Anew. . CO et tb• Ned et boWt bib isik the Arm am mobs Am Mr. Warrant, the isslia Or Or amoll maim of the bit was bodied aldose a illohba. GRAND JURIES (IRELAND) L ACT AMENDMENT BI The order dike day for the second reeding of this bill was rob sad discharged. ___ SUPPLY. The hors Ibm wit lots commity• of supply, Ng lbs fallowlag veto ass argot to, vu. —21,049,700 f. Arlie == l Ills payable in 1537, Nod at 'MONA for; 11111 neconnt for the toss of rat. W civil maim WA I. .Arms to Ws Tots, libldi a lp issa, Oaf S. P poseisisiplui 11111- mum it as oftwatio • mso•NO to Oil talitl la dos* Issoessd grodi Mass =,... t2 ter ilie gartry i Ila r gaisbrusav • oat in tlte z iz ..ineaciat..L. pallomi is i T uriIL VIIIIIT Mod orflosly trona du right boa. bawd thoolleal void Ye My &bassi ia to. ae — zijartharai. Mr. HENLEY ato believed Oa thew pea weft greet amain* I. ableatioa, snd doubted .Ikseart they bad la MON coacorred with tan who Ow= we with lea* in othenia of the eating Ryan thien ony saw ar pawl whim be tegsang the alleteetion of area ; sod am Frame* Mt age*, bs berth the awed the prenumea apes tbe salad wad he ilea ea the wrath oppoknalty. _ Sir OW. OMIT abed tbie woad to kw by the aew Paling of tbe Cwiscil at Ednentia raang the mainier them Ira. Mr. 'WART Wowed than 'manta sly as tengereryt.ipe dant to be allemined when whams add be to peseame pad eyeless bad upon the prbeelybo lead 1/iiMBEINAL at J r . PALINCITON aka It to be nainteed that be MI base to be mutat, willerell no he as taw he alai baseetha tike Y tothronse to lis owes nmeawen abstrath. Al that be saw wilanth to Is we* dhow, la the nod pannent, Hat at Mame the ang away ant woo tl obinlned jI bra* way thenther*lin ana laZt r e Sir E. eno* Wlllingkby ea Mr. •• a upon via tan voles en I. aseenth woo spielned bag tan. are* weer the anal- mg two el as sent lime and* , end essiassig a.Wai et. new la at slaps of maw we webs; lbw wry In at, tie wordy artlarms vows adirose team man. The awl woo 910,000 f. on awn* of the charge 13 of an awn* an bow • In vita bk. st. thaw odd law will be a gnarl amen from se. yaw M yew, as the trade of tb en peae. AIAI row . great area es = He read Les pea no Idt p. Les then la noel yea sane ked been opened, a. OHM* a pal auallanate donut Awe psvans. us. He ini pay their mime" and convi thee slaw a nt =dr thie palls tbe noult ought to osnasted TY Uri Om masa ead the report was ordered to be et. IL tntelydi doweenow. INCOME TAX BILL. tt Tble la as athaed, se animal end ordered to be L ad a thia time anorrow. EXTRA PAROCHIAL PLACES DILL. Tat WI MY eke oenthiond r amended, end °raved to in. be reed • Nth tbee to morrow. 11115 LI COMMITTED. se Tbillallowbs lab lempaned thrash committee, viz., the 1:1 Pathethathal adeiletka Custom Duties Bill, Indem nlty 11th, and Cop held ND l R a ma Co n. SECOIADINS. The famil i blas : den to r eelt i =tl . o leg i t le 14 be a = piI 'INI*I 4WISHOW meth Claw Per Att Arnaud- i — t SAVINGS DANES BILL. iii The ease be the second may of this weedre end is Vera Ha adjourned at • raw pest two o'clock. 1: Sir W. Haglima contradicts the report that ho il 16 baa been mapriol by bar Iltajoay'a government to under- mo Oaks a Wades go Cam CRAWS Cr MANSIAVOIMUL.-.Conaidernide ex- : eitement bee pornibul alibi" the LA Inr day. at Brewood, S. • Aiwa ellerdo alma mom sr 401 mike from Wolver- lb lomploa.loy tie leneeligirien ban the deputy-cororterould 2 • neepoetabbt Puy, dSe dreastatineas whirl led to the jr. death of Mrs. Eftdont. Domot, wife of Mr. Edwin Arthur en Durant, ow d the maw of the late George Durant, 0 re a ri.., a llaw Coe. It 'WWI rhea Mr. Bewley Durant S =Ahid a teddlidee in the eery, and ere served 2 te Lei Inds Careen , and le now tiling es Mt i."- ggyy Ile rented Or , wheel midis sere ran Heady, mai rite occupied • ramonembely limak pease, sheet terreed yaws ago. The bee dDe asedige sum body et Eve Widen, it gide eel a . Mr. Da tong end Me rid ben Isiogyfielided or Shutt e shed Draw fres lesteasi. The deteend died cat radt id, erg in easergeasee d eirerinb with redeem le the abed Igausimat id bar by bar beehrel, aid arks et ehirecbaks _dad am her body ofter death, bre lee- 11 iber, Ills MOrmillseley, prim of Pattie Mr, a 1 the reererbe imiliele en inrerigetoin as to th e ✓am bee deal hccentiogly as lewd wee ie errorrel as the 201 brans st the beer dMr. Ma Pa h goo garwaok bat two alesommala Ink ih e r maj i dr void we sat Weer& odd a inte Dm IS n sight het. Mr. Derr we ere serries Ms. M. User, addhar, d W tea sell Miswed. admit* to eneeh the ere ea Ids TM isg7 toot elltig m eatille been Is =sit e& dry teliteri a vet a . " " spire Mr. .A. Donut, aid the lOW 011, MAI Oat hie maarmat for the eomatta of the asomol dr *lel et the modir " A Miele eintiddilodee," ewe the DAS:, bre been& le Wit by the OM= of UM la de Era— Dears dr drionlits is doe piper it die bee bra aired by esieradest i ezrat die Or tee abeemeipties , 01 error * le a lbag agagmastir si' mor n ioak tills. tr i = ' caly two, mad the anuodlomnint a Lea amincel to the d Om. " bat I 1 Mei it tiall(UmpiLAwseAk. I Web Om.i Mt @NW Alfred Oa (PilieW) Jai anal I Deese Seed Cowie Ire w r it (liefrath) 1 t: 0. W. Tee (Weleow) Serte• ..-- Is N. /ream (I ( 0.0.8).. "Web l t.W. Twee "Web Wheel Omit,. 4.1 rie Cs. (W. Saw, Parkeide OMNI (Weedree) h er =r llll" lL4Cliee 4.0.1% M Mein II e.W.Reewel reoweilltieel its Oreft . . Vele et Tow (Ow- Was .o =lf i l 1 1 = W. =erg W. 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I 1 r re 7 41 Si ad ale 471 14 21 Pi le Tat BCROLARY AT SLADE HOOTON.—A reward of 100/. has been offered-601. by govemment, 261. by the Rotherham Association for the prceseunon of Friona and 251. by Mr. Hall—for the syprelmadon and oonvietion of the ppeersans who burglarimely unwed the house of the latter at Slade Mob" near Domemter, on the 26th nit., and stole therefrom about 601. in money, with numerous articles of Skate, do , and sem* maltreated Mr. Hall by striking him on the head with • blOgeom, iamb; him senseless. lest week two men were apprehended at Sheffield est suspicion of bolstered in the robbery, but, Mr. Hall not bring able to either of them, they were discharged. F Hahn, aceording to a Paris letter, in the imitiposedsise of Brussels, is eadesvouring to negotiate • treaty doom/Duos between Penis end Belgium. 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