The Express. — London, England, 1863-03-05 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary and a Special Jury.) BLACNNAN AND Win C. COLLINS AND HOLM Mr. O. Malley, Q.C., Dr. Tristram, and Mr. Lloyd appeared for the executors, the defendants ; Mr. Collier, Q.C., and Dr. Spanks, for the plaintiff; who prayed the revocation of a probate, which had been granted in common form. The can opened on behalf of the defendants was as fol lows:—The testator. William Osborne, was origina a farm bailiff, but in 1843 he retired from his last service with a pension of 101. a year. He had, however, saved a considerable sum, which he had incresaed by speculations in the funds till, at the time of his death, it amounted to nearly 4,0001. In 1843 he went to lodge with a Miss Fletcher and her niece, who kept • grocer's shop in the Slip at Walthamstow, Ere; where be lived till the day of his death, the sth of Folmar', 1862. By • previous will he had left his landlady and her niece the sum of 4001. each ; and on the death of Miss Fletcher, sen., he had made another testament, bequeathing her 400/. to her niece, and giving the residue of his property (estimated to be at that time worth about 1,000/.) to his niece, Susannah Blackman. In 1850, Miss Fletcher, jun., was married to the defendant Holmes, who wished her to go with him to Loudon. The testator, however, begged them not to do so, and said that if they would stay at Walthamstow he would take care of them. In 1861 he expressed • determination to make a sew die position of his affairs, remaking that he had more motley to leave than he bad when he had executed his former wills. An attorney named Houghton was accordingly employed to draw up a will and codicil, which were executed in the 10th of September in that year. By these instruments be gave his niece 1,0001., and the defendants 1,0004, with the residue of ha estate, after the payment of some small legacies, but with remainder in both cases, to the children of the partial. He died rather suddenly at an age exceeding 00 years. An inquest was held on the body, and the plaintiff, it was said, expressed herself satis fied with the treatment her node had received. She had alma. it was alleged, acknowledged the will by asking the residuary legatee to give her some small articles which bad bake to the demised ; bat she had since called in the probate on the ground that the documents in question had not been duly executed, and that they bad been obtained from the testator by the influence of the respoadents. The case was still proceeding when we west to press. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Regietrar Winslow.) IN RI GEORGE 871:1T.—DIVIDIND KILITDIO. This wee a sitting for dividend under the bankruptcy of George Stiff, late proprietor of emend cheap publications. Mr. Linklater appeared for the magnets, and stated that as the assets were not yet sufficiently realised to declare a dividend, an adjournment would be neceetery. An adjournment took place until the 7th of o l a t. The dividend is expected to be about 6s. Bd. in the p (Wore Mr. Commissioner Goulburn.) sr RS LEVAREIZVB. ' ' The bankrupt, JeisiHtiste Le;sa;ear, was described as m • 'oral merchant, sa d agent for wines, spirits, and French goods. of Fenchurob.street. This we. the sitting for examination and discharge. The bankrupt owes to un mated creditor. 3,000 f. ;no asseta. At • former sitting be had aliened that his books and property had been stolen, and as adjournment was directed, in order that inquiry might be made into the circumstances. His Honour asked in what period this large amount cf debt bad been coetracted. Mr. Stanzasld (the official assignee) Chiefly in 1862. partly in 1861. It mime in this way-1,1521. for borrow e d money, and 1,8471. for loa ds. The Commissioner—What has be given up' Mr. Stansteld—Nothing. The amount of his expenditure in the year next before the bankruptcy was 1204, and the same in the preceding year. There are so books ; the bankrupt came to the court in form! paripens ; no creditors' assignee was appointed ; and no assets have bean collected by the official assignee. He began with nothing ; and as hie expenditure has been email, the question arises what has become of the creditors' property. Hie Honour asked what was the result of the inquiry as to the robbery. Mr. Goodday, who represented the official assignee, mid there was no doubt of there having hese a robbery on the bankrupt's premises, and that his boob had been carried off by his clerks. He had stated upon oath that they bad taken 1,4004 worth of goods and 5001. in money. The matter had been in the hands of the detectives, but they would give no informatics' of the result, or of the meant of the robbery. The only evidence as to the amount was the oath of the bankrupt. As he could not render better accounts the official segues did not oppose his passing his examination. Mr. Miller, for the bankrupt, stated that daring his ab sence abroad , having loft two clerks is his office, the whole of his boots bad bees stolen, and goods to the amount Mated, his name had also been signed to certain bills. The clerks bad abemoded, and were supposed to have gone abroad. He had done all in his power to bring them to justice, but wee unable to prosecute the matter further for want of means. His principal creditors had signed a testimonial in his favour. His Honour was not at all satisfied with this mode of as. counting for property by charging other' with robbery, acid putting the matter in the bands of the police, as it was called. Here Ina a large amount of debt, 3,0001., nearly all contracted in 1862, and this was amounted for by alleging that the whole of the property had been carried off by two clerks._ The bankrupt, being esambred, said that one of the clerks, who came from Paris , had been with him 18 month., and the other two months. His Honour said be did not believe a word of the ban k• rupt's statement, and should therefore adjourn the exami nation sine die, giving protection for two months, in order Meat that the bankrupt might, if he chose to do so, make • clean of it. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) • (Before Mr. Justice Williams.) Fitt uj surrendered to take he trial upon an indict ment 'rag him with manslaughter. Mr. L y prosecuted, sad Mr. Montague Williams dr !aided the prisoner. It appeared that on the evening of the Ibth of January the prisoner was in the Royal•road, Walworth, driving two home I. a hum. He was driving at a very furious rate, and whipping the bones in a very violent manner. One of the witnesses stated that the prisoner wee driving at the rate of fifteen or sixteen miles an hour, sad another withers expressed his opinion that he we. driving at the rate of twelve miles an hour. On peering as of the street., his vehicle came in contact with a light cart which was turning the corner, and threw the driver eat of the cart and inflicted some very serious injuries, free which be died very shortly after. The witnemes expressed an opiaion that the primer was under the influence of liquor. The prisoner at the time tried to explain his reason for whipping the hones wu that part of the strap which kept the homes to the pole was broker', and he whipped the horses for the purpose of keeping their heads together. The defence was that the catastrophe arose from acci dent, in which by the breaking of the pole-strap the pri soner had lost all control over his horses, and not from any negligence om his part which would make him criminally respoosible. Several respectable witnesses were called and concurred in giving the prisoner an excellent character as a steady, careful driver and a sober and respectable young man. Mr. Justice Williams summed up the evidence to the Nry, who skier a short consultatice returned a verdict of Noe Godly. NEW COURT. (Refute Mr. Bann Bramwell.) At the sitting of the court, the prisoner James Hagan, who was last night found frailty of the manslaughter of his wife, was brought up for sentence. Hi. lordship in passing sentence said that the prisoner had received much provocation from the deceased woman, although he (the primmer) had been the primary cause of it, and as he (the judge) did not believe th►t the prisoner intended to injure his wife to the extent he had done, he should psis upon him a sentence of Nix months' imprison ment. _ _ Sari,=wok, a Chinaman, was indicted for the murder of one Ali Aqui. Mr. Orruln/prosecuted, and Mr. Langford and Mr. fields defended. The prisoner in this case is • Chinese 1141101\11, as also was the declined man. and up to the time of the occurrence were friends, and upon the evening of the 12th February they went out together, and about half-past ten that evening the de ceased was found in • place called Narrow- a, Lime hone, with • frightful stab in his bowels, sad sr dying charged the prisoner with the act. The primmer alleged that the dewed attacked him ant and that in the struggle for the knife the deceased had received the wound by ac cident. The jury Acquitted the primmer. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERICWWKLL. ♦ /11CrITLI illl•lPZEt. Henry Jokinion: Tcourt, Kiogsland, woe ="with stealing two watches and chains from Elle n , d of 7, Great Unioottreet, Neviegtoo, and Harriet Harrison, of 4, Cleveland-street, Nile.end, draw makers. The male primer fell in with the complaisant§ in the City-rced, and took them to the Vernon Arms public. house, and treated them to some ale. Whilst there soother men came is with same card' and began *eying with them. The prisoner and soother man bet 101. and paid it, and then played and lost soother la. The primmer took off their chains sod watches and handed them to the man with the cards, asyleg that he would go sod damage ~501. note. They west out with the prisoner who decamped, and when they went heck they fouled that the man who had the watches had also goes. THE EXPRESS ; THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 5, 1863. The complainants stated that they did not wish to prose cute, as they bad got their watches back. They were coun try gitis from Essex. l'oheesergeant Chown, 5 E, stated the prisoner wee a noted magsman and skittle sharper. A woman in court wee pointed out as the person who had leaded back the watches, and she was at once ordered into custody. She stated that she was the wife of the prisoner, and was not aware that the watches bad been stolen. Mr. D'Eyncourt remanded the prisoners. WORSHIP. TREET. Williaat Bills anTWirgtel/71sron, both youth= charged before Mr. Cooke with hawking looldng having no license so to do. A police-constable of the H division said—At 9 o'clock this morning I saw the prisoners with several of thane looking-glasses in their possession ; they separated, went into different streets, and offered them for we. Some were sold by them. linked whether they hadany license, and the answer was no. Bills further stated that his father made the artialm, and gave an address in North.stivet, WhiteobapeL I have since been there and ascertained that instead of the maker being his father he was his employer. Magistrate—ln what way did be employ him Witness—On commission, as I understood, and for the last two years Bills said he got Hilston to help him to sell. Magistrate—Did the man my he engaged Bills on moi -1 Witnesa—fle said that HOU had the goods at a certain price, and Ina to get as much mare as he could for them. A chimney-glass, about two feet in length, and of propor tionate width, in a broad stained frame, was held up by the constable, who continue d , " I think he said that they were Is. 3d. or is. 6d. each.' Mafia What have you to say, Mb ? BiLls—lt's a very bad job for us, sir, as it seems—Ribiton ilia cousin of mine, and I assure you that we never had no notion as we were doing wrong in trying to get a honest living. Mr. Cooke—That is never morally wrong, but most cre ditable ; unfortunately, however, you have, and probably in ignorance, infringed the provisions of an act of parliament which adjudges a penalty of 104 for the offence. I have power to mitigate, but not below one-fourth, and will do this—each must pay 21. 10e., or be imprisoned 21 das. If you have any friends who can petition the Board of Inland Revenue, it will doubtless be effective, for assuredly it is not sufficiently known that these sales are punishable by fine or imprisonment. The lads, who clearly thought their ass 'shard as it was hopeless, were locked up in default. SHARE' LIBTB.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz.. The railway market continues inactive, the amount of business being very limited ; with the exception of a decline of f per cent. in Midland, the principal stocks are quoted about the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday. MetroPolitan shares exhibit a slight decline, at 14 to I, ex the new. London and North Western dock is now quoted 991 to f, ex div. ; Great Western, 661 to 66f, ex div. ; Midland, 1241 to 124, ex div. and n. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1061 to 104, ex div. ; South Eastern, 221 to •, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 49f to f, ex div. ; Caledonian, 1161 to 117 ; Great Hallam, 122 to 123, ex div. ; and London and South Western, 100; to 101 k, ex div. Indian railway stocks are firm, and Canadian steady. Foreign lines are inactive. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY ELICTIIIC TILEGBAIif.) DERBY MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) STAUNTON HAROLD STAKES. Btnuight half mile. Lady Mary, Measure for Mean" and Alicia fan her.. MIDLAND STEEPLECHASE. About three miles sad a Sinking Fund, Heads or Tana, Xanthus, %IWO, Mary Ana, Sir Bobby, and Emblem are here. PAID too, and F Rug. ORFITT. —Light of Other Daft, Mutineer, Cocka- HARRINGTON PLATE. One mile. True Heart the only home here at present. SomersaPAlD ult. Fortran% —Libellous, Charles Fos, Mermaid, and HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. Two miles. Sinking Fund, Sir Bobby, Emblem, and Jacob are here. PAID FOMlT.—blaritana, See-saw, Mutineer, Chastise meat, Kingston, Pergus, Mermaid, and King Christmas. Onus ARRIVAL& —Eiff-Patr, Faith, Butterfly, Abron, Bedford, Pine Apple, Wintry, Mountain Maid I, Disdain, Prophet, &trek* Nosegay, Benham Les, True Blue, Clontarl, Lairs, Reurnmetator, and Lactates. GROSS INHUMANITY TO A CHILD. INQUEST.-(THD3 DAY.)-SPECIAL VERDICT. This morning Mr. H. Rai es Walthew, the deputy coroner for Middlesex, opened an inquiry at the Seven Stars Tavern, Hiriherreet, Ekontley, respecting the death of Charles William Stacey, aged 6 years, who was found dead is the water of Bow Creek, Bromley. May Steely, of No. 10, Jamesetreet, Bromley, mid that she was is the employ of Mr. Harper Twelvstries, soap powder manufacturer. The deceased was her illegitimate eon. On Tuesday three weeks she left home to go to her work at one o'clock, leaving the deceased with a neighbour's boy, aged twelve years. The decreaed used to go to a school, sad the grandfather pardtwopence per week. When she came home toter tea at four o'clock, she missed deceased, and went to the school, but could not Sad him. Had beard that the do omed had spent hi school money in cakes. Witness had beaten deceased with a leather strap. (Tbe strap, • very heavy one, was produced, and crested a deep seenstion is court.) He arid very much, and ran out of the house. Had never beaten him before, end no one was present when she beat him. A Mrs. Jolly and her daughter were in the house at the time. George Staoey, the grandfather, was examined, sad said that the demand was a very good and intelligent boy. Had never heard deceased complain of ill nage, and witness paid for deceased's schooling. Harriett Jolly, of No. RI, Upper Charles-street, Bromley, said that she formerly lived at No. 5, Park-street, where the metier of the deceased lodged. It was not true that she had left the demand with her boy, for she would not allow it. The steep peoduced has been cut since she beat the dammed with it. It is shorter, and it had on the end 'of it as ism buckle. The deceased showed it to Mt n= afterwards, and his back was then terribly marked and braised in several *eve, Lod blood was issuing from his right ear. Witness remonstrated with the mother. and told her that she ought to be ashamed of I herself for beating her child is such an unmerciful manner. The mother said that the strap rebounded and made black marks on her right arm. Witness " I have five young children and they are all doing well, but I never beat them." By the Deputy-Coroner—Deceased was a very intelligent boy, and I saw the mother take deceased to some p lan s where he had spent the money. He then had no jacket on that time. Be liev ed that the mother beat him without his jacket. Harriet Jolly, the daughter of the last witneu gave confirmatory testimony and said that she heard the deceased crying for mercy on the day the mother was ' beating him. The mother was a very violent woman. William Arthur Doeethoroe, of Wesleyan House, Bromley, stated that on Monday last, while passing wider the Mill.bridgs of the River Lea. Bromley, he saw some thing &stile( near a barge. He got a hitcher and d the body of demised on to the towing-path. AP s o l t g c: l constable was called and the body was removed to the deadhouse. The deceased had been in the water several days and was much marked on the arms, legs and body. After some further evidence, The Deputy-Coroner remarked on the ease, and said there was no evidence to show bow the deceased none into the water, but there was no morel doubt but that the da mmed had committed self-destruction through the brutal conduct of the mother. The whole the jury concurred in the remarks of the learned deputy-coroner, and unanimously returned the follow* special verdict :—" That the deceased, being the illegitimate child of Mazy Stacey to wit, of the tender age of six years, was found dead in the water of Bow Creek, but how the deceased came into the water there was no evidence so prove, sad the said jurors do further say that the con• duct of Mary Stacey, the mother, in cruelly beating $ child of such an age was inhuman and unnatural. Rork'. Geocutarninat SOCIZTY.—Monday, the 9th instant, at Eig p.m., Sir R. L Murchiloo, K.C.8., pre sident, in the chair, piper to he read :—Prearint Explora tions in Australia by Milan. M*Donall Stuart, Lends borough, WlLinlay, RESULTS OF THZ New SALMON ACT.—Four extreordiaary draughts of fish have been taken by a net, in the river Dysynwy, Peuiarth, Merionethshire, the total weight of which amounted to 348g1b. The bulk of these fish was returned to the river. Only one was in good order, and it was found PoU of spawn. It is therefore expected that the fence days in this river will be continued some weeks later. Had the new act not been in force, most of these fah would have been taken in traps or speared by poachers during the spawning season.—Tisanes. Tee POOT-OFTlCE.—Yestenity nOtioo was battled at the Chief Posteffiee 8k Martin's-le-Greod, that there world be no delivery of letters by the Loudon District Post, between 12 and 5 o'clock on the afternoon of Saturday. The evening delivery of letters and newspapers, Am., in London and the suburin, within the six mile district, will take place as usual ; and letters, fn. for despetob by the night mails of Saturday will be collected from the reeeiviog.houses and pillar-boxes, and branch offices. There will be no despatch of mails to the provinces between 12 and 5 o'clock on Saturday afternoon. ATMS?! TO ASSASSINATE A RZSIDIMT MAGlS raArs.—As Mr. John Gore Joins, R.M., was proceeding from Thorlas to Borrisoleigh on Tuesday, to attend the petty sessions, he was stopped by two armed men oo the road when about half way, who fired at him. Mr. Jones was uninjured, but the mark of a bullet was found io his overcoat. Mr. Jones went on to Borrisoleigh, and apprised the constabulary of the outrage, who were shortly after wards at the spot where it occurred, but found no tram of the ictended ariesins. No motive me be sasigued for the act, except that Mr. Joao* was the magistrate who took the informatics in Colossi Bnox's sae last year. Some time dace he neeirtd a threatening actin. —The Dublin Mail of list evening says :—" W e are happy to say that a tole rant has been received in town itatiog that a man named Phillip Hayes has been arrested this morning at Tomplemore Railway natio°, where be waa endeavouring to obtain • seat in the early Lein to Dublin. He appeared to have made preparations for • loss journey. He was folly Monti. fled by Mr. Joins as oat of the persons who find at him on Monday last Hayes has been committed to Necag h pol for trial at the a m i nes , w hi c h will shortly commenn." A lady named Mr.. Jeanie Black, the wife of a militery 'Wain and the daughter of • physician, is in custody at Preston, charged with purloiniug jewellery from the officers' quarters at Pulwood Barracks. filli• was apprehended at Leicester, sad two rings abstracted from the room of Deptein Blunt were found is her poi swim. The dehisce, so far as yet disclosed, Is as alleged purchase of the tinge from • hawker. FRIDAY. Ell.W.toW.N.W.,fresh BOontBh. to strong, showery. Lto S. and to W., Ilium fresh, showery. LB.E. to N.N.K. and W.Cairriat. W., variable, mode rate SATURDAY. W. to N., strong to mo derato. W. to N. aol N.E., Irma to light. &w. to N.W. and N., moderate, fine. and N., mode- N.W.FIRANCL As next above. rate, One. Lto S.W. and to N., 11 .W.Enohstrn. N. to W., moderate. fresh, showery. .B.r. to N.N.K. and SAL Overarm . WN W. to N.N.L, N.W., moderate, moderate, amt. One. .Lb N.L. and N.W.. moderate, One. L mut. 4 ..it above. A large pear, grown in California and weighing three pounds and seven ounces, la sow es exhibition at New York. It appears to be of the variety celled the Dechesaa d'Angoeleme," aed le aboet twice as large as th e i er t specimen+ of that variety produced this aide el the , etry Xountaint.—Aaterioan paper. MINES.-(THIS DAY J Two o'Ctocw. The mining market is steady to-day, with a fair amount of business. East Bassett and North Roskear shares are in active demand, and the former have risen about 81., and the latter 21. 100. Tincroft are also firmer, and there are inquiries for Illogan. Cook's Kitchen and East Cara Brea are flatter. Most other shares are steady, at previous quotations. Subjoined are some of the present prices, viz. :—Cook's Kitchen, 28} to 29} ; East Caradon, 47 to } ; Illogan, 30s. to 35a. ; - East Cara Brea, 91 to 10 ; North Roskear, 124 to 63} ; Wheal Ludoott, 74 to 8 ; Eas t Bassett, to 86} ; East Rotiewarne, 34 to 4 ; East Bus se , 5} to } ; Great Fortune, 38 to } ; Tincroft, 194 to 20} ; and Wheal Seton , 235 to 240. In the absence of business, foreign and colonial mining shares are generally without change. Yudanamutana are firm. The directors of the Port Phillip and Colonial Gold Mining Company have received, by telegram from Suez, the following advices, in anticipation of the Australian mail, from their resident director, Mr. Bland, at Melbourne, giving the result of the operations in the month of December last : Quantity of quartz crushed, 2,780 tons ; yield per ton, gold, 11 diets. 15 gra. • receipts, 2,7181. ; ex penditure, 1,880/. ; profit, 8381. ; remittance, 6001. A petition for the winding up of the New Wheal Vor and East Wheal Metal Mining Company is to be beard before the Master of the Rolla on the 14th inst At the Gawton Copper Mine meeting, yesterday, the accounts showed a credit balance of 2311. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPERIAL AVERAGEB. Jan. 24 Feb. 7 14 Wills Id Ses 2ls 2l 2B Six weeks gate Mines OaSi Ili. 180 Is 9d 09 ills 1 104 441 Ms lid as 91 Ws 8493 s OdShrns 14 11. id 30s ad as ddres —l— id 31Is was na Pena 11111191 Id 18118114 84 HIM 104 74.7. 104 42 84 Sl a g 2d 84 44 SU 44 Dort.—Wbeet, Barley, Oate, Eye, beans, and Pea, U. Exec= Gun Bow Lan Wm.—Wiwi, ; barley, 65,194 . oats, 24088; rye, 66; beim 4668; pew, 1 . 099 4 1 199 / 94 m DIAGRAM SHOWDIII 811 VIAOIVMMOIUI II TIM nil PIM OF WHEAT DOZOIO TEI 111 WULF KAMM. 48 I 47 11 •7 1 47 1 46 1 46 I LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BT nroruo AND ormumnoNAL .ZOBAPH. ) (ram' Om OWN coaazarommarr.) The :market to-day opeoed with a rather better feeling than yesterday, and the business will probably foot up about fire thousand bales. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Saari—The flatus in the market continues unabated, only a few rho being reported in West India or any other dmariptions Refined dried goods an in rather more re gunk bet the demand is still not very active. Corns—The market for colonial is firm but not brisk ; fine ordinary Rio ?old at 73e. to 75a. Tu.—Tie public sake are again progressing beavily ; common scented capon selling at easier prices, but broken leaf °ogre without change. Rica—The market is doll, and only few maim are re =odd., including white Bengal at 14.. 3d., an d Moosighy at Sricza.—Nutmegs sold at steady prima ; small, L. Id. ; wormy limed, 9d. to Ild. Pepper : The demand i s lees active, but prices are firmly supported ; Penang sold, 34d. to 31d., and white low quality, at bd. Pimento at &further fight improvement in the value, 20. to 3d. Cloves : Zanzibar, second and first class damaged, 34.1. to 3sd. SAGO has sold at fall rates ; good small, 19s. —Currants : There is a good consumptive and speculative demand at firm prime ; other descriptions of fruit steady. Rau.—No sale reported. COTTON. —The demand is more active, and at steadier prises about 800 bales Jun has sold at irregular prices ; fine qualities at lull rates ; middling at 1 &CHM oonimon to line, 201. 7s. 6d. to 28/. 10e. Elaixi.tran.—Abont 1,200 bap sold ; refraction 4} to 31 at 37a 9d. to 38a. _ IflOCiti..7sii.Lllo hags were rather more than half dis posed of iu public sale ; there being an active demand very firm prices were obtained. Honduras silver sold at L. 6d. to 3s. 4d., black, 2s. 9d. to 3s. 4d. ; Teneriffe silver, 2s. 7d. to 21. 10.. ; black, 2s. Bd. to 34. 3d. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 445. net cash ; Petersburg Y. 0., oo the spot, 435. 9d.; Much, 435. 6d. to 435. 9d. ; April to June, 44a. ; October to December, 46.. &L to 46.. 9d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have • larger supply of beasts and trade dull. Monday's quotations are not maintained through. out, and several remain unsold. Sheep are also more plentiful than we have had for many Thursdays The demand's very limited, and • clearanc e cannot past The although lower prices are taken. Good calves are still dear, but pines are rather lower. Our foreign M ich supply consists of 110 beasts, 790 sheep, and 123 calves. oows, 120. I Per atone of 8114. ad. ad. Per stone of 81ba ad.a. d. Best Scots, Heralds. 4 4 10 Best Dos& 11f.bdaSh 0 0 0 Best Short-bona 4 4 8 Bat Long-w 0015.... 6 2 6 Second quaL bawls 3 310 Do. do. Shorn ._ 00 0 Calves Pl. BeetDoed Illabreds 5 6 10 Lambs 101 %YU at 10. market, 1, 60; Ibsen and Luba 5 . 070 • Calves, ; Pip, 1 SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Harvey and Easton report trade low at the following priors: —Prime meadow hay, 70a. to me. ; superior ditto, 78.. to 84e. ; inferior ditto, 50a. to 80s. ,• roman, 60s. to 60e. ; clover old, 90s. to 115 4. ; ditto, second out, 80a. to 105 a.; show, Ws. to 38a. BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.-(THIS DAY.) The Board of Trade returns for the month of January were issued this morning. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the ex ports of British and Irish produce and miumfac turf3s during the month in the last three years : For the month. £5,344,701 8.439,055 8,045,155 1861 1862 1863 WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) THURSDAY. llAicz 6, $ I.a. I. /4 Jan. 31. Ye . b. 7. leA 14. Feb. ti. Yeb. 214. • • 6 .. • • • • IL ais W. N. LI ta. L la. it.l s. ,--- - - ------ - Nairn.- . -1 122.6841 2 8. 2 'l6 b-- , 1 Abordosa 0.0344 1 8. 4 18 0, - -, 4 Lelth 29.10 48 2 8. Ile e, - - 1 Ardreessa 29.6846 4 U.K. 9 10 b - -i 2 Portrush 21.46 46 3 B.L 1,8 bi- -.4 Galway 29.37 23 • Z. 8 .18 r 4 0.20 3 Valenti& 29.41 471 1 B.W. 8 114 •14 0.12 6 QueenstowE 29.42 611 1 8.9. W. 10 18 0I - - 3 Holyhead 2960 3. 2 8.8.8 216 b: - - 2 Liverpool 29.6 44 2 LB. 3 .14 I'll - 1 2 Pembroke 29.6 247 I 8.8 3 1 16 0' -. -1 4 Penzance 296e 691 1 8. 6 1 16 eI - - - i4 !wag Brest . . - - L'Orlent 29.49 0 L 4 16 0: - - Rochefort -22.47 , 2 8.12. 5 10 0, - - Plymouth -19.67 421 1 B.L 1 1 16 e: - - Weymouth 10.66 411 1 2 R.I. 4 20 I 6: - - Portsmouth 19.64 2 B.L 2 16 19 1 - - Cele. 119.70 31 0 9..8, 1 - 1 - le I - - - Loudon 29.00 1 z. 0 1 11 tI 2 - - Yarmouth 22.70 41 1 8.8.8 X 3 ,14 w• - - 2 8 u5rb0r 04 1116:19.117 4 1 3. 1 2 18 b - - 1 Shields 29.48 4 LS. 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' 9 li.l gnat • 1 all Du an 9.4l6.l9Lms.Vaaullaa ' a 13 &Lod at /c a 1 all Ileelkars at Frame— I it II ITErla and Bayous Do. do Wool lloadoes ti ior Not: Prof WO* •N. W. Prime.: 218 1 Pra l Dar 1 412 1 14poal 19= 1 to* II at e !7.1 Ili 181 21 i iii to Er Ate' 8 db, DtWIL IL 1 Doari. Pd I Cl. pleas. 11 I Isles. 00.610 St Dammeraial I* WIN IS Do. 6 p.elPret. lllm 105 402101113 IS Part and Went WM 100 137 140 120 40 SUMO K. tondos lOO IS se 1,126,11211 K. Oa Katharine lOO 66 68 00.0 SS Southaraptos 0141,200 112 , Victoria MSS Se I Do. gm - MUT= POSOINIONe. ILI Pd I BAILIIATL I clis l' l:4 l°. I s ri t°4l67 K GU AMMO WA iseuri a 66 ft IN Ilesafte. in1a....10.a Ili NI 106 {- !9 2 Do. New j 1 pia 29 9 Do. Sew. I Nam 11 BellalotWilltauml2 N i 4 P.' IN a 6 DP al H. hallsinSall . - 74 I _ to to evo,amt..ao.aiiis SD& 1/49..tiig hx. STI 17 SO 1111 190 Da. /817 TS 76 . US 149 Ds Jataat k r lik MU Is 78 26 IN OaketNalk ballors IN 106 N 1011 OigieTADooklip.agas lOB 109 1084 8 9 26 NS lilleis Bupl —-- 100 107 N 191 lasi UM* gas Sp. at 1110 1 1064 4 U 6 Do. G. Istioiloa I 1 pat IIS 6 Do. H. to Ph SIN amid Tu at t& Grads 24 21 a Do. lit pet Beads O6 97 664 A Do. do. dam* 50 63 IN as Do. tad preLßooda 67 69 IN WI Do. do. deterred Os 66 1N a Do. 3rd pref. Stock 4O 46 1.0 all Do. do. deterred U IS 100 all Do. 4th pro! Stock 26 28 1N 211 D. do. deferred U 24 6.1* Bred balm Peelseas 106 196 1051 4 12 Do. New ; Ipm N (I D. Jaaaary, 1803 a 1* eL S. at = . 641 IN 106 N 420 4 121.1100 12j 101 13 18 Do. Mew 74 74 dli 1N all Dallp.oßdapag749.op 100 192 100 llell Do.l4p.elßda..pay.TB 93 65 2 Indian Brooch Limited 1 14 pm 34 N. IN Madras Our. 64 104 N 1 p per er of 93 96 K 01. IN Do. do. 8 item 103 96 03 1* Ds* pm otat. el 954 4 N. IN IleittOcep.Op.ctleadi 50 ell Malt,. and Hobson Bay. 49 51 N RD N.BrusewlekS Canada clam A sad B 2 6 .. 100 N. It. at Cm:laded p. a SS 96 K 10D kbb4ll, pia Spar omit— 11 1 81. 100 D. Died do. 1 1 90 1 Do. do. do OlO 10 14 D. !Wink do pm BL 1 100, D. do. do IN 104 M. I 100 D0.1nd.8tF10t.0.69 1 90 100 1 6 SS 06 119 1 Il Dm 101, 104 Dm 96 100 I: STOCKS. I Pd I Q. prom. No. I eit. I 81001 LS. 14411114, 94, 06.140,10.4p.eJae110410 NO 99 100 40,1100 50e1010g4p.4.140.41110pt.1100 1144111 IL N. K. 4p.04.1an.4191,1 PT 99 94. 2. Lai 4D. et. 100 MAN N. W.lllolsadOs 101 lit 104 SWUM JIALIII XL La 191 I KUM I N. IQ. prima I balm 76. 1 Cambrian Co.. Geld. L 1 4Ms par - ;MO .. °Word Amu/ MI 20 M - 1,04 .. Der. G. Con. (TavistL) 1 680 640 - 61 .. Ind Basie 4 (Mom) 00, 1 UM Clow Gold (Um) ft 4Os par -, 6,146 .. UM Wades 2l 15& 14664 46} 474 0,474 ... LS Own Brea 000 .. I.WB.7lmmei (MAIL) 8.1.64 6 1 4 5 44 - 441 - Onnablat & 80. Anbyn 6Bl 16 18 - LOW .„, Great South Tolima - 1,0 00 000 11 .., O. Wh. Va. aleleks) N 6664 1 - - Oreaville - 1,011 .. Hared aloe. .. .. .. - IL 11a. 46 43 - 0.000 - ilapioa Deem 4/119616 24 3 - 6.000 .., lady Bertha 1.6.6. 4 4 - 11941 .. Margaret (Uny West) 93 34 86 - 0,000 .. KAZIN Valley - WO 4 11.70dy Iron Ors.— 14 1 04 4191 - 400 ... low %ton - L4OO - Sawa Downs - MN .. N. Wk. Imas6(111opm) 11.1 IL 44 6 - 4,960 .. Nor& Moil Orally - 6.M0 - Par Cone. (116. Blasey) - 1.110 II ProME.... (11. Lelaat) 10.6.7. 40 42 - 011 .. L Ceram (ft Clear) ll XS 603 - LON .. L Cara Brea (llfogan) OS .. LW. Trauma (Mogan) 11.18.9. 90 96 - PO -116 ray Peet ILO • SS 13 - O.OM 1 TammillltLeadlia.C O4 h 1 - 6,006 10 TM Croft 0,000 - Wed Barad (Dlogan) 4 I U 4 -. 1,014 .. W. Camden iird) 1 Uid 16 400 .. Wed Satan - 111 _ Wl. Buses ft. lnor m n) 166 .. Wk. Duller th 6 024 674 - 6f4L .. Wk. [day (a. ULM) Lill 1 8 - 4,Ple .. Wheal Ladoe44 LIO.B 7i si - %OW .. W.Slarr 4 nn(Willthen II 8 16a aft - WM .. Wbeal Solon ' 084 240 250 - 1,041 .. Wh. Trelawaey lUnk it I 17 18 - gO6O .. Wheel Union 11144. 1 119 ( lllnni. I N CI. prima. I Bair. 91. ID Llemlranis - W 4 1 len Aeaerd. UmlieL ag . - 10.060 II `fail Lall.co.llAral all I i - 4000 10 Cape Copper (United) 2 Ipm - S= In nliver - 12.400 60 - 14N0 10 Copa:=.) . - 100,000 1 Don Pe tro,N. Del Rey 4 pin - 06.000 1 Dun Meanimin Copper all - ILAN I Peal Del Ilay(U 1 piii - SLUG 2 tartans (Um.) nited) all 4 - 111.1100 le Gemara MI 00 22 - KM 41.N.06.11. I (U milrallalL 15 14 01 dir - M i tapanda m) I - MOO Unarm all B par gim 4 - UM Lealtaalan - 10 06 0,0 00 000 ,1 Kaneda% ell 1 1 - 11.11ureee8raa0.1C(L sll 34 - 0,0 060 60 14.401a60.0. Ans.(l4 a a dl. - 98 PaidebandallverLsod an 2 II - 140,008 8 Port PIIWp 1 1# 11 - . 1 Saida limbic& Gold )1 4 4 eta 4pm - KM 1 Ikeitinb Lath. (Um.) i 4 *pm - MON 10 84.Jolim dal Bey (Um.) 16 66 68 564 74 1111.174 80 Uelto4 Meal.. l4 7 4 7 1 - 10,000 10 Vancouver Coal (Um.) 6 4Ms 4 pee - 80.M6 1 Worthing UAW) A' USN 8 Padseimilsna (Um). 6B ila 44 4 a l amila Barb - ors Gold M Scotia& A=SM. (Um) Macho del Bay (Ws ) Ballad Me:loan Vancouver Coal (La) worthlea flAaal Yadarmulsaa (U ) JOUR STOCK /WE HAW 1 Pi I CI. pekes. f. brapsr U. Dec lank . Lou. &Liverpool Anglo Portugue es (Lim Aimeesisets Bank of imp Bank of London Beek of Queensland il. IBM. and Amerkaa tx.(L !Bella N. Amadei Bank of Pictorla.amlela Cliar.Bk.Brit. Cambia C. Bk. Indla.Amt,tkins Orli* M. of loan. AM asnlal Corn. Bank of Canada.. Ingllsh an I Irish (Lim) Bog. dooa.kAualUnialid. Ithadusn.ChluadJap.( W L) Imperial Bank, LWO London and Brazilian Lon.B.Ayrea&B.Plats (L Lea. Ok. Bank of await London and Colonial ts (1.. Leaden and Coun Leseas Joint Stook Len. sad Middlesex (L. Ina. end Northern (1.. tandem It 4114.. VA, .1. & B.lrestern (Um Les. sal Wesensineter:. Ili SO WI Ti !lasi La` ea 16 4 za I - ii 1 id NI zd 11114 lai •1 an WI Fr i5l i 4Y par Ye If 44 10 TA 114 116 Se 41 2: - We9S I i 24 2 4.18 Par Pm } lvor pm 17 273 1 Pm 64 46 U 38 20i - 1 5 13 131 it 3 d 73 ' 71 79 dia 3pls 1$ 3 p i ir. L4i t 4 li ne i Ciao. Prov,Beak (L. 100 1110 100 100 n. s.s.r:.a N Pta. Natioaal Baal Now loath Wales getaatal Bank Woos Ottoman B,u2k Do. Now Provincial of 1.10••• • Pctilde, Puy*, it Delhi (I Routh Australia I _ _ . Brit.S.Ahicsal !Union u Any.nuta . i g 1 ;774 O r it ( :e7Clflldr-i-I;CdOL-(Ii IMAM 1/0011.. al 50 IT 50 ii ii nor; 87 kW Pro, I sti :1-• 1744'1 P 4 10. prices I WK 1 ,n U SS q t die Par 63 a xd k Ild U U 02e ES} 107 110 100 112 i l is Ear I .us &p l'— I die 2 2 14 1 2} 2 pie II It 24 pma dig 11 1. tr. I r I 7l va l 7 , 1 8 i Dm 5063 72 74 18 18 pm I iOs 18 20 211 1:11 41 if as Is I II ra IN 1411 1 Us For SO U i i k t pm ats l2 1‘ Pit to MONEY 11ARKBT.-(THIS DAT.) Two o'CLous. The funds to-day are firmer, and an ituprove meet of 1-16 to i per cent, has taken place I. Consols. This is the monthly settling day. The railway market remains dull, with little change is prices. The foreign stock market is quieter thaa for some time past, and the only feature of import ance is a froth fall in Mexican. • At Paris this morning, secording to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Mentes opened M 70fr. 20c., showing no alteration. _ . . The rani) of the new Daniell Loan is quoted 11 to 11 prem. . Consols are now quoted 924 to far mosey, and 923 to for the new account (April 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 924, 4, i ; ditto, for account, 921 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91, 4, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 91, 4, ex div. ; India Five per Cent. %tuck, 1081, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1004, ; and Exchequer Bills, Is. prem., Is., 2s. die. Mexican Bonds have again declined, owing to the alleged check to the French army. The last transactions recorded are at 314 and 311. Spanish Passive Bonds and Cer tificates are firm, owing to the hope that Senor Mon will enter the Ministry of Finance. Turkish stocks are also firm, and some classes have improved. The following are some of the present quotations :—Turkish 1854 Loan, 90 to 91 ; ditto 1858, 69 to ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 69* to 70 ; the Consolid6s, 411 to ; the New Venezuelan Loan, 591 to 60 ; and Greek Bonds, 191 to Transactions are recorded as follows :—Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641, 1 ; Mexican, for account, 31i, ; New Granada Deferred, 7} ; Portuguese, 1853, for account, 47} ; ditto, 1862, 471 ; Russian, 1862, %I, I ; Spanish, for account, 53} ; ditto, Passive, 271, ; the Committees' Certificates, 101 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 94 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 691, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 73, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 69* ; ditto, far ac. count, 691, I ; Venezuela, for account, %I. - . . . The announcement of the new Italian Loan is awaited with growing interest. No bullion transactions took place at the Bank yesterday. There is no general demand for gold for the continent, and only a limited inquiry for Spain. The Europa, from Boston, has brought 55,0001. in specie. The American advicee have attracted a good deal of attention, owing to the strong evidence which they afford of the unchecked upward tendency in the quotations of gold and exchange. Gold, which was previously at about 53 per cent, prem., has now reached 63 prem., while the exchange has advanced to 180 to 181, being likewise about 10 per cent. above the rate previously reported. As long as the government issue of paper continues the rise will probably go on, though occasional oscillation may be experienced. The biddinge for 60,00,000 rupees in bills on India took place yesterday at the Bank of Elnd. The proportions allotted were to Calcutta 34, 000 rupees ; to Bombay, 24,00,000 rupees ; to Madras, 1,40,000 rupees. The declared minimum price was as before, vis., 1.. ll jd per rupee on Calcutta, and 2s. on Bombay and M ad ras. The application. within the limits were for about 140 lace. Tenders on Calcutta at la. llid. will receive about 63 per cent. • on Bombay at 2s. about 26 per cent. ; and all 'above these prices in full; on at 2s. will receive in full. . . Telegrams received yesterday announce a rise of 2 per cent, in the rate of discount at Bombay, and state that the event was disturbing trade. The committee of the Stock Exchange have appointed Monday, the 9th March, a special settling day in the shares of the Continental Bank Corporation (Limited), which are to be marked is the official list., the directors having withdrawn an objectionable clause in the articles of association. The Great Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,5951., and the Loadoa and North Western an increase of 5,8131. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 13th Feb. were 13,9851. sterling, being 2,6031. more than in the corresponding weak of last year. The second .n.ll of 101., making 20/. paid, is to be paid on the shares in the London, Buenos Ayres, and River Plate Bank, by the 25th inst. Shareholders will be permitted to make payments in anticipation of calls up to 501. per share. The half-yearly meeting of the Railway Passen gers Assurance Company took place yesterday. The income from premiums for the six months ending December last, was 26,6321, against 23,3101. for the corresponding period.of 1861. The balance was stated at 17,8141., out of which interest at the rate of 4 per cent per annum and a bonus of ls. per share were declared. Satisfaction was expressed at the steady increase in the company's businevi. The half-yearly meeting of the Caledonian Rail way Company will be held on the 17th lost. at Glasgow. The annual meeting of the Atlantic Telegraph Company is convened for the 19th inst., and that of the Canada (Land) Company for the 31st inst. We have received a copy of the prospectus of the Bank of Gibraltar and Malta (Limited). The capi tal of this undertaking is to be 250,0001, in 2,500 shares of 1001. each. The object is to increase the banking facilities of the trade between London and those dependencies. Irrespective of the in creasing import and export trade, it is urged that " Gibraltar rs a market for bills drawn against shipments to England by Spanish wine and fruit houses both to the west and east ; and moreover, the commissariat department cash their bills on the Treasury monthly. There is also a consider able amount of military bills which woald find their way to a bank." The chief management is to be in London, with offices at Gibraltar and Valetta, and powers are to be taken to extend operations to other places in the Mediterranean and the Levant, should it be deemed desirable to do so. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : Insurance.—Alliance British and Foreign, 154 to 4 ditto Marine, 35 ; Atlas, 114 ; Commercial Unicin,l 64; Imperial Fire, 351 ; lmpesial Lite, 214 to Fps. tnity Marine, 1574, ex die. • London and Prom Law, 34 to 4 ; London and Provindal Marino, I j ; Marine, 100 ; Minerva, ; North !Wittekind Mercantile, 184 t0 . 18 . i Oriental sod Gauen' Marine, 34 ; Rock Life, 8 to 4; Exchange, ; Thames and Mum Marine, 54 to 5 ;Tot venial Marine. 34 to 4 to 34. Gaslight and Coke.—Cmital Pa seo District, 18 • Biwa peon, 141 ; ditto New, 54 ; Great Central, 1711;abelna postal, 87, *a div. • New ditto, 71, ex die. ; ditto a ttires, 2034 ; Imper ial Colitisestal, 664 to to to 4 ; United General. 301 ; Westminster Chartered, New, 41, ox di.. Waterworks.—Berlin, 7 ; Foot Leedom, 121 to C. Docks.—St. Katharine, 56 to 7 to 61 to 4. The numbers are published of 1,096 bonds of the Greek Loan, of the series guaranteed respectively by Great Britain, France, and Russia, which were drawn on the 3rd ult., and are now payable. WIWI:WAY Evxnnui. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92eto 3, both for money and to-morrow's settlement, closed to-day at 921 to h. Fur the April settlement the last price was 92# to h. The "continuation" was hto 5-16 per cent. The official business report is as /01- lows : —Three per Cent. Cousols, for money, U2ll, fr ; ditto, for account, 924; Three per Cents. Reduced, 9th, I, 91, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 91 k, 91, I, 91, ex div. ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 14 11-16 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 21 7.16; India Stock, 227 ; Jitto Five per Cent. Stock, 104 I, h ; ditto Four per Cent. Debenture% 100 h, 100 ; Five per Cent. `" enlaced " rupee pap er , 105, h, h. The India Five per Cent stock was quoted 1081 to #, and Exchequer Bills 2/ die, to 2L prem. The transactions in foreign stocks were xamerous. Sales. E xd xd id 103 i -. - ut 'YO 102 I ji § i 1 49 I 84 3 33 i id 1