The Express. — London, England, 1863-02-14 00:00:00

hMlMisolm. LAW INTKLLIGENOM (THIS DAY.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Ezttitp at Nil Prim i 4 Loadac.—(Blear Lod Clod Justine Erie sad a Spacial Jury.) 01.1.INGWOOD o. NIJAELAY AND MIN& storm COLUNIDA O TIBLAND TRANSIT COKP A XT . . _ The bearing of this cue was resumed this morning. It TEM an action against the Hon. F. H. F. Berkeley and e era' other gentlemen, directors of the British Columbia overland Transit Company (Limited), to recover 42i. which •oe plaintiff alleged that he had been induced to pay for a passage by the false representations of the defendants ; sod to also claimed damages for breach of contract. Mr. Serjeant Shee, Mr. Serisant Pigott, and Mr. Pearce initiated for the plaintiff; and the following counsel were for the various defendants :—Mr. M. Smith and Mr. Bingdon be Mr. Berkeley, Mr. Hawkins and Mr. 114/10110 for Mr. ROOM Mr. Tindal Atkinson for Mr. Starkey, Mr. Daly for Mr. Jodi' and Mr. Loder ; Captain Nicolls was %mopes. mated. Mr. Benno was called, and cross-examined by Mr. M. Smith. Colonel Sleigh was constantly at the office, and I received my orders from him. No company was ever "oared ; no deed was prepared that lam aware of ; and g or e was no meeting of directors, and no allotment of shares. I never saw Mr. Berkeley at the offioe of the company, ad I believe no notices of what was going oo were sent to .en. I believe Mr. Mangles' name was put on the prospectus M Colonel Sleigh, and when I went to Mr. Berkeley h e said t o knew Mr. Menem and his (name being there gave him coondenos. Colonel Sleigh also put Mr. Berkeley's name on the prospectus, but I do not think Celonel.Sleigh's name was mentioned to Mr. Berkeley ; Colonel Sleigh I believe gave directions for all the papers put in to be printed. I did not receive directions from anybody but Colonel Sleigh. Mr. Hawkins said that as Mr. Fenner', name had not beep mentioned by this witness it was not necessary for boo at present to cross-a:amine him. . _ . Cime r imamined by Mr. T. Atkinson—l think I recollect Mr. Starkey asking for Colonel Sleigh in reference to with drawing hie name. ... . .. . fle-e;ansined—l saw Mr. Starkie several times at the of fice. and I believe that the preepeetoses were lying about when he was there. He maw Colonel Sleigh when he called on some occasions. _ _ _ Mr. Jams Warrington—ln the month of April I was de sirous of sending a son to Columbia, and, having seen thead. vertisement of the company, I went to the office several times. This was in April. I always saw Colonel Sleigh there. A prospectus with a map was handed to me by Mr. Heosen, and I read the names of the directors with every attention. Colonel Sleigh gave me a most flattering amount of the facilities they had for accomplishing the journey. I had rat doubts about the practicability of crafting the prairie. I asked to see a director, and I went to Mr. Starkey's counting-house twice, and not seeing him I wrote a letter to him, and left it with a person torte. (This letter ftated that Mr. Starttey's woe being upon the list of directors of the company, and ft having met hiss upon his second call, the writer beggged for is interriew, as he was very anxious, as • matter of lasi. sess, to introduce himself to one director at least in the City before entrusting his see to be conveyed by this novel rate, so large a portion of which was almost ▪ trackless path, and must be surrounded by great Lfficulty and peril.) I received an answer, dated the 17th May, 1862, in which Mr. Starkey sai d, "Colonel Sleigh is principal in managing ; have you seen him? He no tell you aM As oar children are dear to us, my drift is, 'keep him at home, for there is no place like Old England." (laughter.) Mr. Witsese— t3erjeal did.nt Pigott—And I believe you did keep him? Mr. Goodlake, a gentleman from the Times, proved that lb. oompany Ina on many co:salons advertised in that ;spar daring the months of April and May, there being an advertisement every day in May. On the 96th May a letter vas published in the paper in reference to the company. It was signed "Canada West," and on the Wed May the names of the directors were mentioned in the Money Article. On the 27th there was • letter by Mr. Hansen in answer to "Canada Weft." Crom-examined—He had • letter from Mr. Starkey, dated the 18th of August. Mr. T. Atkinson said he would all for that Wier if it should become necessary. Witnees—The letter of "Canada West" stated the difficulties of the journey ; and another letter referred to "hoes and dugs " being the probable food of peewee gain by that route. Mr. Hayward—l saw the advertisement in theTieres, and I got a prospects@ from Messrs. Lubbock's. I saw Mr. Mangles, and in consequence of that interview I bad • letter from Colonel Sleigh, stating that he would be happy to see me. I celled at the office and was p i pointed on the 28th May, 1862, to socompany the who sailed as " through agent." I went to Glesgow. • sailed. 1 wee .provided with 101. and • letter of credit to Major Shrapnel, the oarmck.master at Quebec, who was dated to be the manager of the company there. Two mes sengers mune on board at Glasgow, and I received their mow. At St. Paulo I communicated with Messrs. Birbank, who had • line of transit to the Red River, bet they declined to take the orders upon the core ryocuor upon Major Elhrapnel. When I got to again. I foiled a letter waiting for me, signed by Mr. Henson, the secretary, desiring me to all upon Messrs. Bennett and Wake, " our isreets," at once. I went, and they were ignorant of being agents. I maw Colonel Sleigh, who said I bad come back too soon, and that mosey had been sent out. Ho instructed me to at tend daily upon Margie. Bennett and Wake, and also upon Messrs. Pritchett and Collett, the solicitors, but Colorist =did not appear, and at the end of six weeks I at • asks of him furniture, at St. John's-wood. Have not been paid. . . . Mr. Po;rell, who had been employed as accountant by Mr. Fenner, the ddendant, said—ln April Mr. Fenner told me his attention had been called to the advertisement of the company in the Tm, and he 'eked me if I knew anything about the me of hi name. I called with Mr. Fenner at the offioe, and saw Coked Sleigh and Mr. BOOM, and Mr. Fenner wail very much annoyed at his name being used. H. looked upon me as in fault, became I knew Mr. Heinen ; but I had given so authority far acing his name. Colonel Sleigh mentioned is conversation the terms upon which a geatlemea could bee director. Each director wee to have MX in cask er paid-.p shares—l he llebore is oash—in the event of the meow of the company. It was aim said that directors would be indemnified. I was to be remunerated if Igot a director of the company. At the interview with Colonel Sleigh and Mr. Hansen, Mr. Fenner was exceedingly angry that they should have made nee of his name without hie knowledge or consent. Colonel Sleigh made many apologies, said he was the principel partner in the Wert End Bank, and that it was the most unpleasant thing that had ever occurred to him to nee • gentleman's same without his consent. Colonel Sleigh sent for Mr. Hansen, who looked very sheepish, and said he could not account for Mr. Fenner's name being need, sod at Mr. Fen ner's request said his same should be withdrawn. After Mr. Hsorn had withdrawn from the room, Colonel Sleigh tavitmi Mr. Fenner to re.con. eider hie decisson to withdraw his name, as it was a very good thing, that there would be a board meeting next weak, when the Hoe. Mr. Berkeley would be there, and 'spinal everything, and if Mr. F chose to go on he mold judge for himself. The interview then ended, and no meeting, I believe, took place. This interview waa ma the sth April. I believe Mr. Fenner went away with the int preesion that his name would be withdrawn, and that there was an end of it. On one or two occasions afterwards Mr. Fenner spoke :to me about the company saying, " Sire you see Hewes I—how are they going on ". , and I replied, " Henson says it Is a great success." I applied f or an laden). aity for Mr. Fenner, but I do not believe that I ever comma mewl this circumstance to Mr. Fenner. I might have done eo. I think It is sot unlikely. I received • letter of indem nity from Mr. Hessen, and Mr. Fenner's solicitor has (rho letter was called for and not produced.) I think the letter was signed by Mr. Henna, and it said that Mr. Fen ner should be indemnified from all liabilities in connexion with the company. I applied for compensation from the company after I got this letter of Indemnity. dew. Hawkins objected th a t thi s l as t answer was not evi- Ht ; Lordship held that it was Dot. The mossexamination of the where was reserved. Mr. William Peony, a printer is Lamle's-ins-Fields— On the 29th March last Coload Sleigh seat me the MS. prospectus of this company, and on that day I printed 'dozen copies. This prospectus contained the names of all the de fendants as directors. I afterwards on several memakom printed other copies with alterations, bat the names ris• rosined the same. I have mew Mr. Starkey and Captaia Nicholls at the corepsey's adios. About 2,000 praspeatusas were printed in all. Mr. Joseph Rotherham—T wan one of the passengers by the United Kingdom. I remained 16 day. at St. Paul's and during that time I received no insistence from the company. Whee I recommit to England I left • good many of the painienpre behind. It was admitted that the company had never been registered. Another letter, dated the 30th of May, from Mr. Berkeley to Mr. Hansen was put in, and it was in these terms : " Representing a great mercantile coustituesoy I doubt whether my name appearing in so many companies is pru dent. As regards the Columbia, I have already written to withdraw my name. I don't desire to inquire the prospects of the company, but after the present time my name most not appear. There are many unpleasaut reports. and Colonel Sleigh's name is not • tower of strength sufficient to stein public opinioe.—P.S. Please take no step for me in any company until we meet." This wee the plaintiff's case. Mr. M. Smith submitted that there was no case to go to the jury against Mr. Berkeley. Mr. Ilewkins contended that there wee no evidence that Mr. Benner had ever authorised the use of his name. He also submitted that the plaintiff should be called upon to sleet whether be would proceed upon the counts for fraud er upon that upon the breach of t►e contract. The Lord Chief Julie.) thought there was a case for the laiT in reference to the breach of enetract. Some discnnsm• took place as to whether the counts for fraud should be further proceeded with, but nothing came of it. [The roes was proceed* whew our report left] A fire consumed property estimated at 30,0001. Newcastle.no.Tytte yesterday mosehig. TM fire broke oat is what seems to have been setarter bather dressers' warelieume, sad, is eonsequesos of a scarcity of eater, this eiorroons damage was dose to property. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 14, 1863. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) SOUTHWARK. THE COUNTRYMAN AMONG THE SHARPERS. John &rine, a welldressed man, was brought before Mr. Beacham, charged with being concerned with two others not in custody in defrauding Frederick Dodson out of 81. in the Baltic beer-house, Stamford -street, Blackfriars-road. The prosecutor, an elderly man, said that he was a builder and undertaker, at Thames Ditton. On Thursday morning he came up to London, on bad ness, and about ll o'clock, while proceeding along Holborn hill, a respectable-looking man mine up to him and asked him to direct him to the Marlsle-areh. Not knowing the locality, he referred him to • lad who told him, and as wit ness was going towards Oxford-street he said he would accompany him a little way. The stranger then said he came from Liverpool on Weiner and on the way witness asked him to have a glass of ale. They went into a public home and witness paid for a pint of ale, and while they were drinking, a man like a farmer came in and asked about the theatre& He said he had a deal of money left him lately, and that on the . previous evening he had been with a lady and promised to meet her that morning at the Welsh chapel, asking witness where it was. He told him he did not know, and referred him to the publican. The stranger then exclaimed its a care less sort of manner "that he did not care much about her as he had plenty of money. He bad lost money at bagatelle last night, bit he knew he could get 15 by the side ball." The first man said to him, "I'll bet you 51.. you don't, and then they agreed to go and play it out, asking witness to accompany them to see fair play. He consented, and they crossed over Waterloo-bridge and en tered the Baltic Coffeehouse, Stamford-street, when they commenced playing at bagatelle. The prisoner then joined them, and witness bet 'two sovereigns on the game, which ha soon lost, as well as a third. He was induced to bet 51,, all he had, against the second man's ten, and all the stakes were placed in the lrisoner's hand. He soon lost that, when th e fi rs t man eft them suddenly. The second man said, "Come out with me, and we'll follow him and get your money back." As soon as they got out of the home two detective officers came up to him and asked him if he had lost some money, and while he was telling them that he had the seocnd man ran off. Witness, accompanied by the detectives, returned to the beer-shop, and caught the prisoner just as he was about to make his escape, and he gave him into custody. Sergeant Walter Holmes, 3 F, raid he was on duty in private clothes, with Ackrill, of the same division, in Holborn, on Thursday morning, when be saw the prisoner watching about, and follow the others to the bear-shop in Stamford-street. Knowing them all to be sharpen, he followed them, in company of Ackrill. and as soon as the prosecutor left the beer.shop he asked him if he had lost anything. On being told be had been fleeced out of 81. he returned with him to the house, and took the prisoner into custody. On searching him he found the fif. and several flash notes. Witness asked for a remand, to enable him to apprehend the prisoner's companions. Mr. Burcham accordingly remanded him until Thursday next. SHOCKING SUICIDE BY STRYCHNINE THROUGH DISAPPOINTMENT IN LOVE. A case of suicide by a young woman through blighted affection, which has crested extraordinary interest and excitement in the quiet district of New Shoreham, has been resumed and concluded by Mr. Gen, the local coroner. -- The farts, as disclosed in evidence, appeared to be these. Mies Jaws Herbert, aged 19 years, the daughter of a shop keeper at New Shoreham, fell in love with James Jupp, a labourer. Her family strongly objected to the affair and Mr. Herbert stated to Jupp, in preemies of hisdaughter. that he never would permit the match, sod that he would prefer following her to her grave to seeing her married to him (Jupp). Jupp, in his evidence, stated that demand in one of her letters, said that her father had distinctly threatened to murder her if she held any WM poodenee with him. All this made a profourd im preesioo cm the unfortunate deceased, and she became quite despooding. She got a friend to purohase at a chemist's two packages of "Butler's Vermin Destroyer." On last Friday week she kissed her father and went to her room. The next morning she was found lying on her beck, with her eyes open. Her father said, " Get up, my girl •, your eves &rooms d —why do you not answer me !" H e then found she was ecd. Dr. Fidler said that he was called in and found deceased deed, with all the symptoms of death from strychnine. She was on her back, the arms bent, the hands clenched, and extraordinary rigidity of the joints. There was extensive extravagances of blood in the neck, and ,the monolog had the appearance of having been bruised. There wee a quantity of green peculiar looking fluid in the stomach, and there was a cup in the mom the dregs in which presented the same appearame. A police -sergeant found two empty sixpeeny packages of " Butler's Vermin Destroyer." That poison was believed to °retain strychnine, which would amount for the peculiarity of the death. Under the mattress wee found a pocket-book, in which were some letters One of them ran u follows—" Tell James Jupp I em goes where he told me to go. He is the cause of this, but I freely forgive him. Tell him I wish him to me my remains laid in the grave, where I shall rest in peace." Mr. L. Herbert said that when he celled on Jupp, and told him the girl was dead, be was greatly affected, and bebegan to cry. He said to Mrs. Herbert, when she showed es n body, " This dear girl ought to have been my wife, and this would not have happened ; but you wanted to give her to a man that was not worthy of her." At the resumption of the inquiry the coroner summed up, and remarked upon the rodaecholy nature of the case. The jury rotund a verdict " That deceased poisoned herself by taking remain powder, which contained strych nine ; bet what gate of Wad she was in at the time there was no evidence to show." In the defeat which the government suffered in the House of Oommces last night their (Heeds assisted very liberally. Of the 113 whose names appear in the divi sion list this morning, am having voted for Mr. Pensockes motion, at least 80 are miuisterialista. Mr. Peacocke's motion was that an humble address be presented to her Majesty, praying that her Majesty will be graciously pleased to give directions that no sales, to facilitate enclo sures, be made of Crown Lands or Crown Forestal Rights within fifteen miles of the metropolis. DEATH OF LADY 0. B. SPARROW.—The death of this respected and venerable lady took place on Thurs day morning. about 8 o'clock, at Brampton Pa r k, a ft er • tortnight's illness, from pleurisy. Her ladyship, who on account of her charitable acts will be greatly missed, had arrived at the advanced age of 88 years, she having cow plated her 88th year last month. In consequence of her death a 000aiderable change is anticipated in the locality in which she lived. We believe that the Brampton &tate comes to the Duke of Manchester, her ladyship's grandson. Her remains will ha deposited in the family vault in Bramp ton church.—PeterborospA Advertiaer. DZATH or MIL Joint MALL Wurow.—The last Artralian mail has brought us the intelligence of the death of Mr. Jobs Hall Wiltoe, the well-known theatrical agent, who wee found dead in his bed at filidaey on the 18th of December last. Mr. J. H. Winos will be remembered as the negotiator of some important musical and dramatic aegigementa. He first visited America with the Sax horn players in 1848 ; and in the winter of the year following Barnum engaged hint to go to Europe to secure the famous soogstresa, Jeney Lind. His successful management of this enterprise induced him to undertake others of • similar kind, and Mr. G. V. Brooke and other eminent sten entrusted to him the orstaaiaation of their tours in various parts of the world. He travelled thou sands of miles every year, and about three years ago had a marrow maps of his life in a shipwreck, when he lost all hie papers and the diary of • life which he had in tended to publish. He left England to revisit Australia in the loginuing of last year.—Eris. BIND'S Coultas, LONDON.—At the usual meeting of the council held on Friday, the 13th inst., the Rey. thrall/ Load.* ILL, Fellow of Balliol College, Oxford, and Assistant Preacher of Lincoln's-inn, was elected Pro- I' lessor of Cleaned Literature, in aucceision to the Venerable Archdeacon Browse. SPECIAL SERVICES, WESTMINSTER ABBSY.—The Special Sunday Reusing Ssreioes in Westminster Abbey will comnasece on Sunday, Feb. 22, being the first Sunday in Leak whoa the sermon will be preached by the Rev. Lord John Throne, sub-dean of Westminster ; on March 1 by the Bishop of the Orange River • and on March 8 by the Rev. Dr. Moberley, head master cieWineheater. COLLISION ON THE Rinaa.—Yesterday morning, about 3 o'clock, a very serious collision took place in the Lower Hops, three or four miles below Gravesend. The brig Sceptre, Captain Stevens, frornMiddleaborough, bound for London, had brought up on the lower side of Lower Hope or doalhouse-point, in the course of the previous evening, and was riding at anchor at the hour above-men tioned, where a large steamer, which afterwards proved to ' be the iron screw steamship S cotia, from Dundee, was heard approaching. It is dated that the watch on board the brig hailed the steamer, and the latter made some effort to clear the collier, bat the distance between the two ships was so short that it was impossible to avoid a collision. The Scotia, whets she came in modest with the Sceptre, cut her down below the water line. The Sceptre Imme diately began to fill, sod in a very short time sunk. Three of the crew who were below at the time are supposed to bare been killed as they lay in their berths by the stern of the steamer entering the vessel Another collision co aimed on the morning of the 11th. The collier brig Elizabeth. of Blyth, and the bark Beam, both bound for London, were steadies up long-reach when they came is collision ' and such was the injury sustained by the Elisabeth that she shortly went down, bet happily the CFO' , were eared. The Conservancy Bided has taken the necomery precautions to protect the wain shipping from foaling these sunken wredm. SPORT IN CALIFORNIA.—TWO sportsmen, named Lester and Beckwith , shot in one day, is December last, within a few miles of San Francisco, 520 teal ducks, 70 pigeons, 52 spooabille, 32 plover, 42 snipe, sad 66 geom.— . PO WOW Star. WARN L11378.-(THIS DAY.) Two &Mom. The railway market is quiet to-day, and little change has occurred in prices. London and North Western and Great Eastern stocks have advanced 1 per cent., while Midland has receded 1. Me tropolitan shares are inactive at 1.34 to 4, ex new. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1001 to 4 ; Great Western, 68 to ; Mid land, 129 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 110 to ; Caledon • an, 117 to 118 ; South Vesta!! to 98 ; Great Eastern, 481 to 491 ; Great N 128 to 129 ; and London and South Western,rool to 1014, ex div. Indian railway stocks are generally firm. Great Western of Canada shares have improved, while Grand Trunk second Preference Bonds are lower. 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FIBROARY 14. • LA IA Halm 34 Obsidian 00.0117 Leith 130.66e0 Ardrosaaa t .8408 .011 1 8 °away Z.4701 Valcutla 10.! 1 ,47 Queenstown 30.4747 Holyhead 00.6841 Liverpool 60.47,16 Pembroke 30.6941 Penzance 00.48 46 Jersey Brest bolo sr L'Orlent /303.36 • Rochefort 430.3214 Plymouth 41 Weymouth '3o SS Portsmouth '30,0530 Kew. Yannouth _own Scarborough. 10.71 Shields SOW Heligoland Copenksiell Helder • Lisbon AMWAY. N. to E., ngtd, fine. lloonAms. E.N.E. to S. so- DIMAS°. -_ Aerate to fresh. N.N.E. to E.S.E, w.esprau. dente to fresh, Aso. N.E. to S. E., moderato N.W.TRAACZ. to fresh, fine. As shove. a.W.theatAirth fresh, fine. L i xiait. Moinur. IL to LI, moderate - - i 7 ). ft 7 in i— . - - - IL to 15. and LW., fr , an Am next above. EN.E. to 814. Z., freak ass. As east above. Similar. F..S.L to 8.8. W., &alb, One. BArrism BY Itcusamorr. —The ceremony of bap tism by immersion took place on Wednesday morning last, in Trinity Church, MaryWhoa°. Immediately after the termination of the usual morning service the young lady who was to be , accompanied by her Meads and sponsors to take her place Lear a large bath specially constructed for the occasion. and placed imme diately in frost of the communion-table. The rector, the Rev. W. Cadman. read the baptismal service. *ad the can didate thee underwent immersion is the cold water with much firmness, alter which she retired to change her wet clothes. During her absence the congregation engaged in prayer os her behalf, tied the remaining portion of the ser vice was reed 00 her return. It is stated that the young lady was previously a member of the congregation. EXTRAORDINARY EXTRACTION OF • M UtiIENT BALL IRON • Soumot.—On Tessday last, being curiously enough the lith ansiversary of the battle of Sobnion, a veteran ap plied at the North Staffordshire Infirmary with an ire. musket ball or grape shot lodged under the shoulder-blade, received front the Sikhs on the day of that battle. By means of the trephine and forceps the now contracted hole in the scapula or shoulder-blade was a little widened, and the ball extracted by Mr. Folker, the man of cosine being kept un conscious daring the procedure, occasionally, however, be coming communicative enough to give vent to some soldier-like exclainatioes, in other words, oaths, quiet and brave 'Dough before the action of the sheath which he hardly wished for, sod indeed ridiculed the idea its affecting him.—Stuffordatart Advertiser. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two oViocz. The market for English government securities is firm to-day, but there is not much business. English railway stocks exhibit no variation of importance. In foreign stocks the chief feature is a fall in Spanish Passive Bonds. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 70fr. 66c., being 1 per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 921 to 1 for mosey, and 92 1 to 93 for the account (March 5). The official business report is as follows :--Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 921; ditto, for account, 93, 1; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 93, 921 ; New Three per Cents., 931, 921; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 108 ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 100 ; ditto Bonds, 14e. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, Is. dia., 2s. prem. In the foreign stock market to day attention is again chiefly directed to Turkish securities, but no important change has occurred in prices. The loan' of 1854 is now quoted 891 to 901 ; that of 1858, 73 to 1 ; that of 1862, 691 to 701 ; and Consolidis, 411 to 1. Egyptian, Mexican, New Granada Deferred, Peruvian of 1862, and Russian of 1860 are firm, while Spanish Passive are lower, and the Certificates dull. Greek bonds have been dealt in at 201, but are last marked 201, being rather dull. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1852, 1858, and 1860, 991 ; Egyptian, 1001;100 ; Greek, 901, 1, 1 ; ditto Coupons, 9, 1 ; Italian, for account, 701 ; Mexican, for account, 33, 321, 1 ; New Granada, 131 ; ditto Deferred, 71, 7 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 881, 891 ; Portuguese, 1862, 47, ; Russian, 1822, 97, ; ditto, 1860, 921 ; cliff.% 1860, 931, 93 ; ditto 1862, 941, 94 ; ditto luip, 1 prem. ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 461 ; ditto Passive, 261, 26 ; ditto Certificates, 10 ; Turkish, 1854, 901 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 731, 1, ; ditto, 1862, for account, 701, 1, 691, 701, 691, 701; Venezuela, 1862, eq. HALF-PAM Two o'CLoci. Consols are firmer, at 94 to 93 for money, and 93 to k for the account. Business at the Bank of England discount office continues decidedly slack, good bills being taken in other quarters at 44 per cent. The tendency of the rates appears to be still downwards. About 65,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday. The Atcato, from the West Indies, has brought 270,0001. in specie, viz., 201,0001. gold, and 69,0001. silver. •At Paris the current rate of discount is now 41 per cent. ; Vienna and St. Petersburg, 5 ; Amster dam and Berlin, 34 • Turin, 5} ; Hamburg, 2i ; Frankfort, 21 ; and 'Brussels 3 per cent. The foreign exchanges ye sterday afternoon were generally firm, at Tuesday's rates. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.171 to 18 ; ditto, 3 days IL 15 to 16; Rotterdam, 3 mouths, 1L 171 to 18 ; Antwerp, 3 moo 2 6 . 45 to 50 ; Hamburg, me. hum, three mouths, 13.71 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.20 to 7j ; ditto. 3 months, 25.50 to j ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 1191 to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 35 to j ; Vienna, eft. do., 3 months, 11.85 to 90 ; Trieste, ea. fio., 3 months, 11.85 to 90; Madrid, 3 months, 49 to I ; Cadiz., 3 months, 481 to 49 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.60 to 5 ; 011111014 3 months, WM) to 5 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.60 to 5 Naples, 3 months, 25.60 to 5; Palermo, 3 months, 25.65 to 70; Mamma , 3 mouths, 25.65 to7o ; Lisbon, 90 days, 581 to j ; Oporto, 90 days. 521 to b 3. < The re?ort of the directors of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company (Limited), issued yesterday, states that the business of the Company has increased considerably during the year 1862 ; and that its general result, during that period, has been "even more satisfactory than during the preceding eighteen months." The directors submit for the approval of the share holders the resolution passed unanimously at a meeting of the general board of the company, held on the 23rd ultimo, viz : That in view of the accounts now before the board, and bearing in mind the expediency of accumulating au ample reserve fund, the board are prepared to recommend to the shareholders that for the half-year ending December 31, 1862, there be paid 2a. per share, free of income-tax, being Is, as interest, at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, and In. as bonus ; end that the board be empowered to make a like payment per share for the half-year ending June 30, I 1863, in August next, should they then think fit. The report of the directors of the English and Australian Copper Company, to be submitted at the meeting on the 19th instant, states that The profit realised daring the past year has amounted to 2,1501.75. 6d. only. To this must he added 1191. 4s. lid.. balance of profit remaining from last year after mason of the February dividend, 8,7501., and adding 10 per cent. thereon to the reserve fond. During the five year, mood ily March, 1862, dividends to the amount of 96,2501. hays been declared. averaging a yearly dividend of 19,2501. From this the directors feel themselves justified in stating that it is their belief that the depression which exist. at present, and which hu put it out of their power to recommend a dividend on this occasioo is of a temporary character only ; and that, ss new mum; of me are undoubtedly opening up, there is no reason for considering the future of the company to be anything but rpuma. The reserve fund now amount. to 11,1181. ig. Consolidated Three per Cents. The report of the director, of the Mid-Kent Railway Company recommends • dividend of 21 1 per cent., making per cent. for the year 1862. The Caledonian Railway traffic return ahows this week an increase of 2881. Formal notice is given that a petition for the winding up of the Unity Fire Insurance Asaocia tion is to be heard before Vice-Chancellor Wood on the 21st instant. The half-yearly meeting of the Peel River Land and Mineral Company took place yesterday, when the directors' report wu adopted. We have received a copy of the prospectus of the West Central Horse and Carriage . Repository Com pany (Limited). This undertaking is formed with a proposed capital of 60,000 L, in W. shares, to pur chase some newly-erected premises known as the Holborn Horse and Carriage Repository, to enlarge and improve it, to sell by auction or on commission horses, dogs, carriages, harness, &c., and to esta blisha turf subscription-room. It is Finned that the few repositories in London transact a very large business, and realise considerable profits. The company is to make no payment to promoters. The articles of association of the British and Foreign Marine Insurance Company (Limited) will lie for signature on and after Monday next, when the letters of allotment and the bankers' receipts may be exchanged for the share certificates. The share certificates of the Anglo-Portuguese Bank will be issued on Monday next. FRIDAY Eviango. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92 13-16 to 1, for the 6th March, were first marked this morning 921, and closed at 93. For money the last price was 921 to 1. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Congo]; for money, 921, *, ; ditto for account, 921; Three per Cents. Re duced, 921, Y ; New Three per Cents.. 92i. 1 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 21*, * ; Bank Stock, 237* ; India Stock, 229, 227 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1081, 108 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 100, 1, ; Five per Cent. "enfaoed" rupee paper, 1061 ; ditto Five-and-a-Balf per Cent., 112, I. The India Five per Cent. stock rose 1, closing at 108/ t) 1. Exchequer Bills remain at Is. die. to 3a. prem. Greek Bonds were in better demand, and, toge- 1 ther with the coupons, show a recovery of to *1 per cent. Metropolitan Railway shares continue to attract a great deal of attention, and closed at 141 to 16, or equal to about 13* to I ex the new issue. A relapse took place to-day in Ottoman Bank shares, owing to realisations, induced by the rapid rise. The old shares closed at 391 to 40*. Other bank shares were firm. An improvement has takes place in Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, Me tropolitan and Provincial, Enclish and Irish, Union of London, and Bank of New South Wales. National Discount shares have improved. Miscel laneous undertakings were quiet. iOl 40 i 101 11 101 id) OL pities e' lel 630 610 46 46 I dig i Pa 47 48 19i 11 t 6 t . 19 1 1 5 $0 61 It S 1 It $O 40 115 19 , 14$ 4ia 4 : $ 41 40 4! iii to' n 21 878 04 38 40 16e lif 111 A $7O ISO 72 ?I id 11/1 76 7 7 1 14 sinza It 111 ei If fh. 11 lIS - - 10 21 zd le 01 0.01 i r I db, 1_ 3_ 3 1 :I 4 is ti I d" it 4 ... lii 4e 4 I*pmpm 10 11 Pea i 49 II 414 par 73 79 1 ii -I lii l idl W i a elle DO . Nl_ — t — 1 t I Pal i lle elas } pm 14 .-CTHIS DAY.) 'soiled s KM NI 110 40 .0.16.6 2 Oa 20 id 611 sol 29 The shares of the imperial Bank of Turkey were last quoted 8t to 9 prem. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at Bto st prem. ; Thames and Mass ey ; S} to I prem. • Uni versal, It to 1 dia. • North British and Nieman. tile 184 to ; Coniniercial Union ' to } die. ; and London and Provincial Marine, par to prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follows :—British and American Exchange Bank, 8f to 9 prem. • British and Foreign Marine, 24 to 3 prem.; Cannes Hotel, 1} to 2 prem. i Union Marine Insurance, 2} to 3 prem.; Anglo-Parisian Brewery, } to 1 prem. • Oil Wells of Canada, 2 to 2}_prem. ; Bank of Wiles, t to rem ; Empire Marine, lt to 1} prem. • City of London Fire and Life lnsurance, 2 to 2 prem. • Factage Parisien, f to lt prem. ; Nata l Cotton, 14 to 1} prem. ; City Discount, }to prem. • Joint Stock Discount, } t prem. ; Bt. James's 'Hotel, 1 to } prem. ; and South Kensington Hotel, t to t prem. MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'CLooi. The mining market is quiet to-day. Cook's Kitchen, East Caradon, Great South Tolgus, North Roskear, North Crofty, Wheal Harriett, Wheal Ludoott, and Wheal Seton shares are firmer, while East Russell and Great Fortune are dull. Other mines are quiet, at previous quotations. Cook's Kithen shares are now quoted 321 to 33t ; Drake walls, 24 to ; East Caradon 474 to ; East Russell, 41 to ; East Bosewarne, 31 to 1 ; Great South Tolgus, 61 to I ; Great For tune, 32 to ; North Roskear , 474 to 464 ; North Crofty, 41 to ; Stray Park, 36 to 37 ; Tm croft, 16 to ; Wheal Harriett, 31 to ; Wheal Ludcott, 74 to ; Whet/ Seton, 2171 to M 4 ; Mogan, 25.. to 275. 6d. ; and Wheal aryl's, 'a to 35. Cape Copper share% are better, St. John del Bey steady, and Yudanamntana dull. Other foreign and colonial shares are inactive. At the St. Day United Maas eseetimi yesterday, the so counts showed a debit telanoe of 1,9171. A call of WI. PR share was wade. Bryn Owing Hine sold at Holywell on the 12th inst. 60 tons of lead ors at 141. 14s. 6d. per toe. Loos Rake Nine sold at Holywell on the 12th las*. tons of °rest 14/.ls. per tee. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. von Da delazen and North : The metal market has shown great steadiness since onr I s sslzoort'; a fair amount of business has been done, sod e articles have an upward tendency. Iron.--The de mand for Welsh bars is slack, at 51. 10e. to 51. 121. lid., free cm board in Wales, and at a corresponding price hers. Staffordshire iron is steady. Scotch pig iron has not un dergone any change, closing at 545. cash. Copper. —A very large business has been done, and the smelters having sold largely for immediate and for forward delivery, now refuse to book orders unless at an advance in price. In some in stances a couple of. pounds above the fixed prises have already been paid. Burrs is held for 961., with buyers at 961. Rapes& has been sold for arrival at 931. Spanish, 861. ; sod Chili, is Liverpool, has realised 821. 10s. to 831. Tice—English in good demand at fixed quotations. Foreign continues firm. Straits, cash 1201., and 1211. with three mouths prompt. Daring the last few days close upon 5,000 slabs Sanaa hare been sold here at 1211. cull, and 1221. up to 1221. 10s. with three months prompt. The Dutch market is firm at 716. Tin plates ere is far demand. Prices both. for ooke and charcoal er• unaltered. Lead is quiet—ordi nary Deft English, 211. fie. to 21/. 10e. ; W. B. in request at 221. 15s. to RI. . Speller . — The demand having fallen off prices see a shade easier, bet on the other hand holders are firm. We quote spot at IN se. ; spring shipment, 181.10 s, COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS• LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (TWA DAY.) (sy NA CTEW AND trrenurconz TILDDILLPIL) (rno 0171 Owl COILIZSPONDUT). The °A lm market kappa very Arm. Balissabont 6,000 balm TALLOW HABIEET.—cnus DAY.) The markets steady at the following pen:am—Tow* tallow, 44e., net cash ; Petersburg Y. 0., oe tie spat, 44e. March, 445. ; April to June, 445. to 445. 3d. ; October to December, 46..3d. Mamar Aare.—Town tallow, 468.6 d. ; tat by ditto 46.; yellow Bowies, 45.. 3d. ; melted staff, 325. 6i ; rough ditto, Its. ; tallow 'ream, 12s. ; good dregs, Is. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mears. Havey aid Smith report the trade slow, at the followieg pricy: —Prima meadow hay, We. to 755. ; superior ditto, 78. to 84c ; inferior ditto, 50e. to Ws. ; rowan. 50. to 60s. ; clover, old, 90s. to 115 s. ; ditto, woad cut, 80.. to 105 e.; straw, 30s. to 59e. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) The weather being still favourable, supplies are very abundant, end prices comparatively low. Importations at foreign goods are well kept up. Among apples so. Newtown Pippins. Pomme d'Api, and Reinettee. Pears consist of Glen Marceau, Jean de Witte, Ne Plus Newts, deur* Rance, ►od Easter Beurri. St. Michael oranges are realising from 21s. to '..135. per box. Chestnuts for pleating fetch 7s. 6d. per bushel. Cucumbers are motes plentiful, sod there is a rather better demand for pine apples and grapes than there has hitherto been. Potato sales have altered little since last report. Cut dowers still chiedy consist of orchids, pelargoniums, violets, mignonette, sod roses. FRUIT. Pine Apples, per lb.,Ts to toe —' bitkogto, per box, 212 to Star Grapes, per lb., 7s to 104 11. per 100. is to On new ditto, Nuts, moan, p. bush., its to 180 Pears, per dos, Os to 10e Chestnuts, do.. read to 101 per e sieve, 10e to ltio Almonds, do., las Apples, per dos, Od to is ad Brazils, do., Its per i dere, 3s to as Walnuts, do., 166 lemons, per 100,34 6,1 to S. t . llentCobs,p.loolbs., 140 e Cabbages, D. doz., ad to Is Potatoes, York Itekenta, per ton, 110 s to 130 s „ Flukes, do., 120 s to 100 s Rocks. do., 86s to 06s Cups. do., 805 to Ws Turnips, per bunch, 9d to4d Carrots, do., IA to dd Bphiach, per sle.a, Is 6d to Cucumbers, each, 2s to Ilsbd Beet, per doz., 1 s 6d Celery, per bundle, is Id to ti French Bears, per 100, 2s to 3s Asparagus, per 100, the to Ids desksle, per punnet, Is 34 to SI Shanota, per lb, 01 to Sd Rhubarb, per bundle, Is to lied llerhe, par lb, dd to Eid Lettuces, au* 14 to 2d Endive, per score, 1s to Is Honima, perban., Mid to ds Satiny, per bundle, 1.61 to Is Soo/mockers p. bundle, la 3d to do if udiroeuts, p.pott.,la 9J to is Pander, per 12 honchos, 3. tots Herbs, per bunch, 241 to ed A very remarkable robbery has Come to light is Dukinfield, o , eshi:e. The wife isf a labouring man gave notice to the police that she had two robbed Of 400 sove reigns, and strange as the) star to be it turned out to be true. She had the money for seven years, obtaining it oot by honourable means, and a few days ego it was stolen. Two women, her friends, who knew of the store. have been apprehended. The victim wee in receipt of relief at the time she had the money in her_ poseassioo. MUBBILLBORON.—SERIOCS ACCIDENT TO SIN ARCHIBALD Horit—On Wednesday afternoon, as Sir Archibald Hope of Pinkie was returning with Lady Hope In a dogcart from Seford, the hone took fright close to Prostoopens, and an to fling violently, breakin g the 'plash-board and g te. Sir Archibald being unable to control the animal, the vehicle was dragged along the road for some distance, and ultimately hurled again s t a park-wall running panne! with the high way. Owing to the form of the collision, Sir .Archi bald was thrown violently against the wall. soil received • severe contusion on the head, which rendered him imensible for several minutes. Lady Hope fortunately mr"ped unhurt, and promptly got Sir Archibald removed to Pinkie House. Dr. Sanderson was soon is attendance, and found that he had sustained no further injury then the contusion already mentioned. We are glad to state that he is now considerably better, and likely to recover in a short time. After the accident the horse, 'saving got free of the tracings, ran off along the reed, Rod was caught before doing further damage.- -ffilinburyh Courant. TRAFFIC RETURICt —The traffic receipts of rail ways io the United Kingdom amounted for the week ceding the 7th of February, on 10,563 mils*, to 496.029/., and for the corresponding week of last year, on 10,217 mile., t o 1 46 5.412 1 ., showing an increase of 371 miles, and of 345171. in the receipt'. The gram receipts oo the following 14 railways amounted in the aggregate, on 7,268 miles, to 389,302/. ; and for the oorrespooding week of AM cm 7,032 miles, to 367.2771., shorrieg an in crease of 236 mace, and of 22,0251. in the receipts. The increase on the Oaledoniaii amounted to :XV.; en the Great Eastern to 2.8721. ; on the Gress Northern to 6401. ; oe the Great Western to 1.364 f. ; on the Lan cashire and Yorkshire t 01.4264. ; on the London sad North- Western to 5,2481. ; on the London, Brighton, and Booth Oast to 8104 ; on the London and South-Western to 1,5061. ; on the Manchester, SheffieW, and Lincoln shire to 1,6161. ; on the Midland to 2,374/. ; out the North British to 1,1661. ; on the North Eastern to 1,966/. : and on the South•Ewitern to 7334 ; total, 22.104/. But from this must be deducted 791., the decresee cm the Great Southsrnand Western. !eaglet the increase, as above, ::-2.1i-26/, The goods and mineral trate on three lima amounted to 212,9041., and for the corresponding week at 1662 to 903,4451., showing an increase of 14.456/. The receipts for paseengem, parcels, he., amounted to 166,366 f. against 158,8321., showing an increase of Vail. The trace receipts on 65 other lines amounted, on 3,320 mdse. to 107,6271, sad for the oorrespoodirm week of last year, us 3,186 miles, to 96,136 f.. showing 'absentees of 136 mules, sod of 9,4921. in the receipts. The total receipts of the rest week show a decrease of .4,111 L se compered with those of the preceding week, ending the 31st of January. 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