The Express. — London, England, 1863-02-26 00:00:00

-Ist be • very happy thing to be gifted wits to large a ;rock of faith. It must take the sting out tent many a sor row, sad smooth away many • tranbk. Th. peat coano t, ley sad, nor the future very dread! ul ! tri him who has the espwity for hoping all things and believiag all things without lesitation. If this temper of mid should lad its pos. lessor open ooeuionally to the beplements of an impostor, core than an equivalent is provided in the freedom from doubts and suspicions, and the sense of security that it confers. The tendency of observation sod experience of lie can scarcely be to impart so great a privilege to those who have it not by nature ; yet it is often by this blind trust in everything and everybody that much good is lons. People who never can pismire a difficulty are say likely to succeed in whatever they undertake. No doubt it is deplorable to find an ignorant credulity manifested among a class of the community entitled on many grounds to respect; but now and then this very credulity ma be tu. mid to good account. Dr. Campbelf is just now making use of it for a very practical E. and to-morrow some other religious speculator will my wars in the same of Heaven, and the mob will bates to deck him out in purple and fine linen. When Dr. Campbell has finished his Chinese letters, he will be • greeter simpleton than we take him for if he does not farce off another 100,000 copies of his paper by launching a fresh amiss of tbundmbdta against the powers of darknees. In the man. while, there can be no doubt that he is =kin% • my good thing indeed of the spiritual wants of the Chinese." Tie learned counsel deliberately dated that the article was written by a man who wilted in every passible way to wound and irritate the feeliap of another. The writer of the article was unknown, and in all probakility would remain so, as writers in the public press claimed the privilege of being unknown and relieved from all personal rerpomibility. Into the question of anonymous writings he should not enter other than by observing that, unlike speeches deli vered in parl • ament and by comma at the bar, which were subjected to personal responsibility, the writers for the public press sheltered themselves from impunity under the reps of the responsibility of the printer and pub lisher of such publication. It was proposed to rasa a subscription for sending mission to China, and, order to stimulate the feelings of the religious it was arranged that the plaintiff should write and publish in the fferige a series of letters, and persons of width an well as those of limited mauls, who felt deeply on the sub ject. were to suberribe for copies and gratuitomi cir culate them on the plan adopted by the Be&ig i cas Tract Society. The effect of the libel wee to de scribe the letter relative to the circulation of copies of the Ensign as having no real existence, and to charge the plaintiff with obtaining money under false pretence*. It might be all very well to sneer at the mission to China. It was true that the Chimes had an old literature and philosophy, and that they IMO the inventors of the printing pram and of gunpowder, Mg before they were known m Europe, but they were far behind in religious matters, and it could be no doubt • Christian duty for a Christian country to endeavour to en lighten them upon them. The learned mined after some further remarks said b should prove the genuineness of the Letters annoweeisig tutecriptioas for copies, and with regard to the "CU boldiiis he should put him in the box, and he would in form them that he was an old retired colonr-emposat who bad served in Wis. He took a deep in terest in missions to the heathens, and hal an in the work under the sandien and authority of the late Archbishop of Canterbury. The plain tiff naturally felt wounded at being told by an writer that he was an impostor, after having u h=h u i s s life to this labour of love as much as of remuneration. If they thought the libel was written with the deliberate pur pose of staining the phintirs fair remind= and of wounda .i him to the quick—for almost every anotence ess a dart—and for the purpose of brining a men in advanced life, who up to this period had enjoyed the raped and 04111111111 54 thousands, into contempt and poisoning his future bappeasse i le hoped they woad e. him lounges with no A mar r th l e Saturday Review asatehips the libel was put in. The correspondence that sawed men it wee also put wand read. The first letter was hem tbegiainiire attorney to the defendent, stating that the snide ilk a rlikli ti false and seriously prejudicial to the phali., a prompt and ample apology far the Mel. It stated the charges were unfounded, sad that if persisted in pro. ceed'ass would be taken for rustication of cheractsr. ' Ma'am was proessiiiii r lithia oar mon left] • COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Mare the Jed. Orahozy.) - Cl/8191 e. D 0421,10111. - . - This heard a;as w7a ;pia 1;;Ms d ; sad as it nem likely SAP! Baum days lascar, sas rasorvs say further Mat THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) 01711.DRALL colocer•• or ♦ muzimorr YOB BILOXI AID IWDiT. John lflisiy s ever earrybsg as badness at Ospel St. Suffeik, was pleeed at the ter far Sail mamma lice Were Menem Sala Merged with several ahem rider *taw likeksetpacy AM of 1861, sad with haves the emeamitisd wilful and eased perjury mhis examination in Osurt Bankrapicy. Mr. af appeared for the promeatiou, aid from his eleAmmet, sad the evidence given in sopped the various chugs% it empire& that the hank rapt hed tonaerly carried am bade= at Woolwich. aad latterly at Caged Saint Mazy, near lmerielt, sad that cm being adjudicated • bankrupt in the !attar part of lad year be filed certain mama* sad in the course of his examination he dated that on the Slat of June lad be sold the whole of his stook far about 1501., and that atter paying some small =mate he repaid a relative of the name of Joseph Meek, • aura cif IOOL, whick he alleged he had harrowed of hint in September, ISIO. It was dawn, however, that the Moque Meth he received in pursed for kin stook was embed ce thz 24th of June, whim one 1001. note, No. SUM the principal amount lavaived fa theme charges, was paid with other pr o o d d a in =Menge far it, &Mad the hisakrapt uced he to Reach for a ra m = dated September, whiehw end another which React gave to him for the thatount al the 100 L in Jame, It wae farther proved the dump la quotes were not homed by the govern ment until • couple of maths after the date of the receipt for tie ken, and that the 1001. mote was changed at the Bank of Englaad after the panes, had bees adjudicated • bankrupt, sad tore the name sad address in the beakrupes handwLes p g r e t% ihe Pam= ca=l What the evidence was axe Mr. Jame for the commit t al of the hie for unlawfully °enameling and embszzliag his estate, far attempting to account for his yikry by • Actaeon' lone, and for wilful and corrupt the bankrupt, wheedled that, as commimiced iaa dl f a or conounwat juriebotioa sod had deal/tad to mimes it in the Fremont edam', that it was OM a teller in which the magistrate ought to interfere. Mi. Jesse mid it was true that the New Baakrupiey Act empowered the commistioner to dad with sin are, but they bed all ODOM to the determination not to idechas with theA=rme's juriedicticez • Rale said this ode appeared very dear to him, and he should not be guided by what the commissimers had omitted to do, but would soma the primmer for triaL SNOOZING DEATH PROM STARVATION.-LIPZ AND DEATH IN A CARAVAN. INQUEST—(THIS DAY.) This looming Mr. John Humphreys, the Mid dlesex comer, held an *airy M the Deke's Head Tavern, Ifigirstreet, Whitecluipel, respeetiag the death of (harp Kimble, aged 66 years,. who died from destitution in a amnia u nd er the following eireenistancee. Emma Staples said that dammed was her ham, and be lived by himself in • caravan which latterly Mood in Georg.. rard„ Brick 1.... H. need to work at • tea-warehouse. He was latterly In a .We of extreme distrait', and was in want of food. Tie caravan wee his own, bat witness did not keel, whether he paid mything for the ground on which it stood. Epee Bo llard said that deceased ma in • Mote of peat destitution and was in want of food for • length of time. The canvass was wheels and witoem was rated at W. per hiar for it. He mid to pal taxes. Th ey refused t o g i ve m relief in the work house unless he west Wawa J. Hamer, 26 H, said that dammed sot having been seen for some dop, he (witness) forced ea antrum into the caravan oa &today evening. He found deemed 4 1 . g% deed or the bard; oely • rug covering hi m was no fureitare of soy kin d io the plasm, sad it had • most miserable look. There was no Ore or fuel in the it‘Them was • loaf of bread in a paper, se if it hod gleass to him wises he was too far gone to eat it. Dr. Chasspeeys mid that decesasd was most ga slosoldneiy the - skin banging loose on th e boom There was nottee t l food la the stomach. There was scene dames of the right keg. Death resulted from waist of the neoeseariss of life and from the disown of the long. The Coroner, having summed up, The Jury retuned • verdict of " Death from dismiss of the right lung, soosierated by want of food sad other neceinaries of life.* The Right Rev. Dr. Thompson was yesterday enthrosed me Archbishop of York, is the Cathedral at York. The mos] mom km woo observed, and the clergy sad lefty &Leaded in cosaideoble ssisten. Lim, Liner !—ln oar report of the meeting at Brl7 Bt. lehould's lot week, we alluded toe letter men emrsieg the moil marriage from the Awahhhhep d Oster bar, Se • &Legroom wbo had eameebed Ids' es the selijed. We are sow enabled to give the entire merge s—" The guess quite feels UN didralty there may be mars( hi' seines mud reLielop during Lost. There an se great no)otsp et court ; aothieg OK.* then tee Mete amiss, mad the Qom quite sees the remerablarral d : B l= m}mhises is the 'pantry till after grew. 1 to he sr widely holm am peollge."— now THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 26, 1863. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Oweix. The railway market is buoyant to-day, and prices have generally advanced. Great Northern stock has improved per Dent.; South Eastern, f ; London and North Western, f ; Caledonian, * ; Great Western, Great Eastern, and Midland, ; and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1. Me tropolitan shares have also risen 28. 6d., being now quoted 14 to ex the new. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1011 to f ; Great Western, 68 t o f ; Mid land,l2Bl to 1291 ; Lancashire and Y or k s hi re , 1101 to f ; Caledonian, 1161 to ; South Eastern, 9q to 971 ; Great Eastern, 491 to 50 ; Great Northern, 1271 to 128 ; and London and South Western, 100* to 1014. Indian and Canadian railway securities are gene rally steady. Great Luxembourg, Pernambuco, and San Paulo shares are fir m , an d T ur i n an d Savona, paid up, heavy. 1101 110 N RAILWATL RAziwATIL 1 i P. l i di Par all ' A D samar as 'llablelalra.l. 2P••• sli Dal4lllo Z. I 8 1 D. 8881128,474: ill ---- all —..., all balm at limmt . • sll 441.1amlimia=tp.ii• •• • • 211WZait AN at •• • • if I Da. Wm Ibares 11 IN.Ball Etyma 741. a , an lartrastmalrmlk RNLI all KlikomaffinyousAldlal l ell Peek lipmas.asiliaML I all 2481. trd Odom all Portagoadtalla.lo76l all Mane awl B.l7raads.tf; 18 181 ill Bhp ll Daaltari el iv* g eia Dula —. l6 le all Bar etraillt 1 all Da I par ma. —..— ti lft all brim mial Maw all_ Da. lipat eirl Prat lO 8 Valliadsplia)74.7paret 1 ipm all Do. da 2B all 2141111.411awa•Vmslas 18 1 11.2.01 Paala=a4p els i Put all imam al soi m a il'azta aad &mama all 118 all Weal/boams 7 8 0111 l a epee aurr74. 10 11 all 'Ws& 617. WA( Parsta 21 1 111 e 6 die i 11 Pra 15. 16f 9 /1 1 :1 40 61 4 4 PNA 10 8 413 64 47 42 66 70111fERCIAL AND Jan. 17 . 7 . Wm lady be 1 p.a. IMPICHLLL AVERLOIB. U waskie 'TB. if; lid! 111 7d 10. se- 74 /3106 6d Ins S .. d 110 s Ild Ns 6. 71 1 I Vs ld Us 10024 Ids ad ma ad Us 6416 s Id Ns 24 Ns 104 Us 161110. # 7d Strs 104 Us ild Us Id Ws 2d ____l 106 Ud lb lld Ills 64 27s ad f G INTELLIGENCE NT =Critic TZLZGELPIL) LINCOLN SPRING MEETING. •THITIIIIDAY. SELLING STAKES. Darold& Smits Huard LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP. -- - 6 aim— • 1 17 ran. HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. Two miles. Maribum, Satellite, Pot Poorri, Sinking Fund, Lincoln, Neal Jam, Cromlech, and Furious are here. HUNT STEEPLECHASE. About three miles. Litigation, Baron Parke, Gernade, Confidence, Rook the Gardiner Newer*, Tarqiun, Discrepancy, Moire Antique, Fanny, Victrese, N•eaanOt Banger, and Mies Joyoe are haze. SOUTH EASTERN RAILWA Y.-( THIS DAT.) Thep&lf-yearly meeting of the proprietors took place at noon ; the Hon. Jams Brea in the chair. The report, which had been previously published, having been taken es read, The CHADLILAN moved its adoption. He said the receipts of the last y ear were the largest that the company had ever obtained, notwithstanding the com petition of the London, Chatham and Dover Com pany. In ten yeast the number of persons conveyed on the railway had increased from 7 to 12 millions, and the harems in the last half-year over the corresponding period of 1861 was bell a malice. This increase was exclu sive of musket traffic. The company were, of course, indebted is no small degree to the lateruatioual Ex hibition. The niereheadies tune also showed • satis f=buiacreaes. As repeded the enema the most festers was an inmate of 17,0001. under the head of permsaest way. This was *titled by circum 141111101e, and it wee very gratifying that with such an outlay the dividend should be so satisfactaar7. The opening of thnLandon, Chatham, and Dover line had created • feeling of deepaeriseey in the inhale of many of the proprietors. (Hoer, bear.) The board bad had to look at in the face, sad deal with it in the best way they could. The Tolley adopted with reference to it, that of dealing with the public in the meet libesl Ellinbet, had proved a wise one. Both com puke were now convinced that it was not desirable to eater into competition at all points, and having raped to the interests of the company, the South Eastern board had revolved to lay down their arms, and nego tiate with their rivals as men of bulimia. Cheers.) The coarse punned with regard to the Loodoe, Chatham, and Dover Company was similar to that which had bees followed in relation to other companies, the great object mainly contemplated being the avoidance of useless com petition. The aim bad not bees peace at any pries, but pesos a equitable and mutual terms—(cheers) — and the board were now addrendng themselves to the teak of developiag the reweave of the South Eastern line. As rep:sled the Marini-cross Railway the board had felt from the first that it ought to be worked as an integral part of the South Eastern line, and es an extension of the whole South Eastern system into the south-western parts of the metropolis. Arrangements had been made in 'mordant* with that view, and land bad been taken for tlys lines. There would be a first-cless station at Charieg cum, the width of which had been increased from 150 to 170 feet, with a of 903 feet. Of wane all this involved extra but he felt certain that in the and it would prove a wise outlay, and was far pre ferable to leaving an deficiency , of accommodation for the traffic to be expected (Cheers.) Mr. Gloms Thomson, deputy chairman, seconded the motion. -- /dr: — Mrecasta, ecesidered the statement d the diairome with regard to the *die setidactory, but hared that the cost el the Chsriag-aces adored= would prove a great erabarremosat. The ietheale ol the di- rectors now amounted to %MAW& ; sea he (Mr. Mitchell) believed that when the extension wee opened for treble the outlay would not have been lees than 3,000,0001. The Tonbridge extension would out 1,100,C301., making a total of 4,600,000 & and how was It possible for them to obtain b per cent from the additional traffic (Hear.) He admitted that the Ohariog-croes extension was likely greatly to donnas the moral tread of the line • but was it mobahl• that it would add 80001. a week, which would be necomery to maintain the dividend at b per mat.? (Hear, •• hear.) Aa to the London, Chatham, and Dover line, he admitted that •••••I•0• was the right mune ; but the repreeentatimi out of doors woe that the South &Arra Company was to surreader 33 per cent of its contineatal trudge. (Intimations of dissent from the board.) He concluded by moving a resolution to the effect that the report amid be adopted, ex cep t the Bth relating to the arrangement made with the paragraph, and Dover Company. (Cheers.) Mr. BILL the madmen: Be said he mud suspend his judgment with respect to the London, Chat ham, and Dover line till be had received fuller information, but he had no such hesitation Is the came of the Marina des' Railway, their wobsoriodon to which wee now swollen from 300,0001. to 3,000,000 L _ (Hear, hear.) When the former amount wee orimed la 1869 it was simply with a view to a working arrangement, which would have fully answered their pupae, as a company. He amply regretted that the board had departed from their original proposal, and it wee hia istestios to move to strike oat paragraph lb relate( to that subject. Mr. TOMO supported . the admmt, which, however, he admitted was:ether kseloafassinst the pricks when they were a per cad, In fact he might say with = am Duke of Gloucester, in Bhakepeare, with a slight variation : " Now is the winter of our discontent Made glorious summer by a six per cent" (Laughter.) Mr. HMS observed that there was nothing eatonishing in the dividend—they had IS per mat- two years ago. (Hear.) Mr. Levi also supported the amendment, and complained of the want of definite information with regard to the ar rangement mode with the London, Chatham, and Dover Company. Mr. MAXIM!. concurred in this complaint, though he was prepared to support the board in a reasonable inter change of Wk. He looked uappoonn the Charing-cross exten don iwith the graved apprehenions. In addition to the 900,0001. authorised, the directors had already advanced 400,0001. Did the ( anspaces Company ever rains any money at all ? Wee it not a myth ? aaughter.) Was it not a fares that the Hon, Jamas ynt, Mr. Gordca Thompeos, lad Mr. Jonathan Mellor, directors of the South Eastern line, should go to the Hoe. James Bytes, Mr. Gordon Thompson, and Mr. Jonathan Mellor, of the Chariag-aross Hoe, and say " Goads men we think the time has come for enannelpina tiou.'" (Laughter.) They were now asked to contribute the remainder of the 8,800,000/., and he did not believe the Chain-erase Company ever raised a penny. It was • to isems * sod contractors that an expenditure of millions should have been imposed as • bunion on the South Eastern proprietors Mr. Amass also 'eked for further informatics with respect to the arrangement with the La Chatham and Dover Company. He protested s piel any agresensat with that company, which expos risen showed could not injure them. He believed that if an agreement with them were entered into, the other company would use the premeds to make soother opposi tion line. (Hear, hear.) The Brighton Company had found that they were sot to be relied upon. (Hear, hear.) When the bill for the Charing-cross Railway was paid, it would make a swims inroad on the Mouth Pastern dividends. (Hear, hear.) Mr. COLIN Curd also asked for addliked information with respect to the Dover traffic. He would never believe till he heard it from the chairman that the board had oon , metal to surrender that dello, which was entirely their "to. _ . _ N'Loara thought it would be madness to contione the past opposition to the London, Chatham, and Dover Oom i zak se l e lez.) d nos promo:hag whoa our report was espot/Aril VICTOILIA DOCK COMPANY.—(THIS DAY.) The usual half•yearly meeting of this company was held to-day, Mr. J. P. RATWOOD in the chair. The following is an abstract of the report : " During the half year I,26lships, measuring 565,228 tons, entered the Victoria Docks, showing an increase of 29 ships, and 50,285 tons, me tempered with same ppeeriod in 196 L tonnage wee greater than that accommodated in any of the other docks ceoneeted with the port of London. The total number of ships, sad their awagate register tonnage, that entered the port of London with cargoes from foreign ports, during the years ending 31M December, 1861 sod 1882 respeotirely, wee--Ships, 1861, 10.769; toupee, 3,128,178; ships, 18IM 11,551 •, tonnage, 3,313,078 ; maces,, ships, 782. tonnage, 184,943. The Cuss's's', is wowing the adoption of the report, stated that the rent was regularly rammed from the lessess, and tba traded the docks west as steadily 'swamis& The motion haring been seconded by Mr. C. Mosiusog, A ifamasomms &squired if the company had disposedof the fiteel-yard. The C J raw replied in the negative. It was required for the Oannea-atreet Extension, and its value would pro bably be nada by arbitration. taamisstiThe modes was than agreed to, sad the proosodisp tiL K Rimmell bas bit upon a new and inge nious &erne is Oa tam et " peaterned maid* favours. The ribboa le sot 'sly nested. but I. onwasealsd with photo- Parpairalte of the Prises sod Prime s& letter from Ban Francisco, dated Feb. 5, says WWl c hip ll , ll , ihuojag hoe arrived here from Shaegbal. b. blimp 700 maw of thine sad akestiap from Cbina, sod the 'deices that hareafter ear market will be liberally 'applied with aattm a r sace : 4 ' er rata that (porter. We i4Srll 4121) that three Imp took aeree of eaten from Japan for Est. bed diem • Tim quality wee rather beferlor, but Ina usputear euiasas LID alma itillwaiL r ob aga.WeLatiooarVai. NILO. =aid bate Os* led Imam 6.;;1•711.777 De. • I • acoilv..wanto • B Diana tad 1.1 Too. 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Ii• llovip.o..7N.dlolp IN Do. &wipe. 4441* 0 LI DIDINTITIII 011'001 It ai liel US 101 VA ON 1 11 + Me 1011 110 111. 11* 111 101 110 110! 114 -•— • NNW 1 - 44 Irmo RAW IL Notlolk 414.4.14.z.61894. I -- : 41 40 .1 114. N. Dm& 4,..et.Jaa.Lhalyc e - I? al OWN* M. lot. 4 D. ft. WI W. 11141414404 us - lus MONEY JIABICRT.-(THIS DAY.) A NEW DANISH LOAN. Two o'Cwcz. Some surprise has been ooessioned in the Stock Exchange this morning by the announcement, through Messrs. 0. J. Hambro and Son, of a new Danish Loan for 500,0001. (forming part of a total of 2,000,0001.), in a four per oent. stock at 9L From the smallness of the amount the loan will doubtless be speedily subscribed. The following is the official notification : .. . Donn Foos m Our. Loom —Liao linatod to 2,ooo,oool.—Fist gas of 500,0001.—Besers. 0. J. Bun ko and Sou be to eanceuice that they have inatructioue to age to the public the above &oda, cocaistiog of A 312 Boob, of 1,0001. each 2312,000 B 313 „ of 5001. each 0 315 / „ of 1001. each 000,000 bearing interest from the 11th Deember, 1862, at the rate of four per cent. per annum. The sabscriptiou ( price is 91, my 91 per cent., payable ea follows : 15 per cent. on allotment. 25 „ „ on the 25th March. 25 „ „ on the 23rd April. 26 „ „ on the 27th May. 91 per used. with an allowance of discount at four per cent. per annum on previous payments in full, when the Bonds which are now ready for issue will be immediately delivered. These Bonds have been issued in accordance with an act passed by the Danish Diet on the 10th March, 1861, for the consirsetion and working of arias railways in the kingdom of Denmark ; they form part of the National Debt of Denmark, redeemable at the pleasure of the government, bat not at the option of the bearer. The Bomb are provided with Interest Coupons, payable hell-yearly by Mama. C. J. Hambro and Son, on the 11th June and 11th December; when the Coupon sheets an exhausted, they will be renewed free of exposes by the government's agents in London. The bonds bear the signature of the Minister of Finance, of the Directo r of the National Debt, of the Danish consulimeral is London, and are countersigned/ by Mesas. C. J. Hambro and Soa. Appliatiosso to be made in tits annexed form to Messrs. C. J. Hambro and Sce, 70, Old Bresdetreet ; the lid will be closed on Tuesday, the 3rd March, at 3 o'clock. 70, Old Broad-street, Feb. 26, 1863. No. London, 1863. Mesas. C. J. Hambro and Son, 70, Old Broad-street. Gentlemen,— request you to allot say Danish Four pa Cent Bonds of the Loan of 1862, according to the conditions) of your prospectus of the 26th February. engage to pay the deposit sad instalments as they become due, on the whale or any part of the above. named sum which you may allot. Your obedient servant, No price has yet been quoted in the Stock Exchange for the new loan. The favourable impulse which was given to the stock markets yesterday afternoon by the receipt of improved prioes from the Paris Bourse has continued to-day, and has 'been confirmed within the last hour by news of a further slight advance in the French Rental. The English funds are accordingly quoted at a fresh improvement of per cent., and a general advance has occurred in English railway stocks. Foreign stocks are comparatively quiet. The fortnightly settlement is in progress, and will be completed to morrow. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental opened at 69fr. 65c., and improved to 69fr. 70c., being rather more than 1 per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 924 to 4 for money, and 921 to 1 for account (March 6). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 921, 1 ; ditto, for account, 921, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, ; New Three per Cents., 921, jf ; Bank Stock, 239 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 108; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1001, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 12a. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, par, is. dia., 2s. prem. Foreign stocks are generally firm. Greek Bonds and the New Venezuelan Loan have risen 1 per cent. Spanish Passive Bonds have like wise advanced, while the Certificates are heavy. Egyptian and Mexican Bonds are strong. Turkish securities present little change, but the Loan of 1862 is slightly flatter. Some of the present quotations are as follows :—Turkish, 1834, Loan, 891 to 90 ; ditto, 1868, 711 to 724 ; ditto, 1862, 681 to 691 ; the Consolid4s, 401 to 411; the New Venezuelan Loan, 591 to 60 ; Greek Bonds, 191 to 1 ; the new Portuguese Loan, 461 to 47 ; and the new Peruvian Loan, 871 to 881. Transactions are recorded as follows : Buenos Ayres, 944 ; Chilian, 831 ; Egyptian, 1004 ; Greek 191, 1 ; ditto Coupons, 84 ; Mexican, 321; ditto for account, 324 ; New Granada, 331 ; Portuguese, 1862, 47 ; Russian, 1862, 93 1, 94 ; Sardiaian, 83 ; Spanish New Deferred, 464 ; ditto Passive, 251, 261 ; ditto Certificates, 91, 1, 1 ; Turkish, 1854, 90 ; ditto, 1862, 694, 69, ; dit to, for account, 691, 4. Ottoman Bank shares are firm, at 411 to 421. Mt The discount market continues quiet and easy. The rate for good bills yesterday did not exceed 34 per cent., and at the Bank of England the amount of business was again very moderate. The City of Manchester has brought 100,0001. in specie from New York. The amount of Government Bills on India, for which tenders will be received at the Bank of England on the 4th March, is rupees 60,00,000. It has been noticed with much satisfaction that Sir George Grey has obtained leave to bring in a bill for making the 7th of March (the day for the public entry of the Princess Alexandra) a legal holiday so far as regards the payment of bills and acceptances. Sir G. Grey states, as a reason for the step, the representations he has received from bankers and others respecting the inconvenience at which business will be transacted ou that day, and the risk to which the banking-houses, as well as all persona carrying large sums of money, will be ex posed, if only through the confusion attend ing a vast concourse of people. It would seem, however, that the auspicious occa sion itself fully warrants the action that is being taken. It may now, therefore, be regarded as certain that Saturday, the 7th of March, will be kept as a complete and universal holiday. Sir George Grey will earn a still larger meed of thanks from a hardworking multitude, whose hearty suf. (rages are worthy of any statesman's consideration, ! if be will go one step further, and iaclude in the same bill a similar provision for mercantile engagements payable on the 10th, the royal ! wedding day. That day, like the 7th, will be kept as a general holiday, but to make the enjoyment universal, I%al force must be given to it in the manner propose& For our part, we see no valid reason why, to save future trouble, • general act should not be passed, leaving the ap pointment of public holidays to an order in canna In compliance with the wish of the members, the committee of Lloyd's have determined to close that establishment on Saturday, the 7th of March, the day fixed for the public entry into London of the Princess Alexandra. These rooms will also be closed on Tuesday, the 10th, the day appointed for the royal marriage. The example IB an excellent one, particularly by reason of the promptitude withwhich it has been set, and the soonertbe other mercantile bodies of the City sig nify their intention to do the same the better be. On these occasions the chief inconvenience arises through the needful arrangements not being made at a sufficiently early period. A meeting of the merchanta, dealers, brokers, and others interested in the question of the tea LATEST SPORTINI MS IN IN IN NO IN 7, i i i sues kw WON OM. MSS 10,010 *NO MN 60 OM pie lii NO 1011 ISO 100 iii;. - La - I II Is LTIIII. gate Amp iTs 11366 If Durr.—wort, Barley, OM', lissza, la. 280{49505.1110w :rat Wm.—Wheat, 28.278; 68,493, WA, 19,498 rye, 67: beaus, 6,942; peas, 1,401 quarters. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (TB DAY.) (By ampyrupy AND nrrnsAnow. 121201APIL) (nom ova OWN onassroxonrr). The market to-day opined stead and the sales will probably foot up about roar troaeaad take. LARB.—(THIS DAY.) St7GAL—The limited show of West India has prevented sales of importenes is this description, but a fair business has been transaoted in other sorts at steady prioes. /Lauri tins, soft yellow, 33.. 6d. to 345. 6d. ' • liadrws, grainy gro cery, 38a. to 395. 6d. Cubs Musooirado, low middling to thee brows. 32. 6 d. to 345. 6d; low to good *IOW, 34a 6d. to 375. Havaansh, yellow, 365. to 37.. Bodied continues quiet. Oormbassoldat very firm prime PlaatatioaCeyloutriap, 725. to 80a. ; middling to good middling, 86s. to 914. ; pea berry, 925. to 94e. 6d. ; rUve Goyim, good ordinary mall to supseior, 71s. 6d. to 76e. 6d. ; Mocha, clean prbbid, 91a. to 925. TEA. —A. fair amount of business is doing at firm prim. llou.—The market is quiet. Rick—Only limited isles are reported, at unaltered rates. - —Nazi of large grain sold at 6d. decline, but small at 6d. advance : large at 18s., and small at 18a. to 19s. Srmas.—For pepper there is a good &mud, sad full to rather dearer prices are paid. Singapore sold 31d. to 31d. ; Pour% 31d. to 31d. Pimento steady middling to good, 21d. to 3d. Cassia Liguria bu declined ls. to 2s. per owt. ; first pile, 101 s. ; second, 965. to 961. ; third, 945. to 955. Carron.—The market is quiet. 31711.—F0r parcels of the new crop about former prices have beep paid. Old dull of sale, 11s. to 201. lower ; com mon old to !as was sold at 201. to 28i. ss. gleFein WmIAT at 391. in all pod tiona. &impala—No isles reported. TALLOW ILARKET..{THIS DAT.) The market is steady. Tows tallow is quoted 44c, net cash ; Petersburg Y. 0., ea {be spot, 445. ; Nam); 445. to 44a. 3d. ; April to Jame, 44e. 3d. ; October to December, 465. 9d. t 475. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THUS DAY.) There are a few more beasts than on Thursday Let Trade is dull and a clearance is not effected ; bat we cannot quote lower than on Monday for business trans acted. The supply of sheep is moderate ; there lea demand for them at late rates. We have a few more Galva on offer. Trade is not quite so active, and prime have a downward tendoem. Our fonds" supply emulate of 96 beasts, 940 sheep, and 148 calves. Hach cows, 106. Per ikon of Mo. s. d. ad. Per stem et Yba. s. d. d. loot Soots, Horobls. 4 10 a Boot Dos& of-bdsBb 0 0 0 Bea Bbort4ceits 4 8 4 1 1144 Loogwools.... a 4 6 Second qua. Waft 36 4 Do. wand 0 0 0 Colvin PIO Dad 151143 Ell-beds 5_ 8 6 Labs • 0 0 4 - 1. - ; oil 9 4 ; 2al, MP 110. sad Labs. 4760; Clank SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Nomura Harvey and Santos report trade vsn.y dull at the following pesos:—Rims meadow bay, 70e. to 755. ; superior ditto, 78s. to 84e. ; inferior ditto, 50s. to 00e. ; row's, 50s. to 601. ; clover, old, 90e. to Ms. ; ditto, assood out, 00a to 105 e.; straw, 30e. to Na How/IMMlnal, HOolirlf.—The fiat spring show of the season took place yesterday, in the garden' of the society, and notwithstanding the wintry character of the day, was fashionably attended. The gardens, as might be expected, looked rather desolate, but the drawls's@ was somewhat relieved by the fine effect of Mr. Dureene's noble fountain, which, we regret to learn, is about to be removed. We understand that Mr. Dwaine has offered to leave it in the gardens on very liberal terms, but that the counsel of the society do not consider themselves justified in incurring the expense. It would be very desirable thal some arrangement should be come to which would obviate the memeity of removing from the gardens a work of art which during the whole of last season was looked upon as its most attractive ornament. Whv not make its purchase commemorative of the royal festivities which are now ap proaching! It would not be an ungraceful compliment to the new vice-pnridect to make the fountain a fixture, and call it after his royal highness. The show yesterday con elated of hyacinths and such other dowers as are hardy enough to defy the rigours of an English spring. The specimens were as usual exceedingly good of their kind, and were the subjects of general commendstion. A mili tary band played operatic selections during the day. LIGHTING VP THZ HILL-20141,•••Sir,—Aa you have been kid enough to give my letter some prominence in your journal, and as others seem willing to angst in this Wiwi °Woo on a grand seals, I take the liberty of again tempter ing on vour space in hopes that you will insert the following list of the names of those Downs which, if lighted up in the eay I propose, by those who reside in their immediate vicinity, would complete • line of light from kenos to Brighton. As the hoar I mentioned (10 o'clock) aeons rather late for the younger and the hard-worket members of society, I propose to name 8.30 instead. The Dowse I refer to above are—Beacon Hill (Up Park), Lynch Ball (abovedocking), Heyshot Down, Grebe= Down, Leaning ton, Dunctou Beacon. (Medias Beacon, the Down above Burnham, Amberley Mount, Harrow Rill, Blaskpateh Hill, Chancembory Hill, the Down above Adburtou (seer Devil's Dyke), and Ditabling 13eroon. —I am, air, yours truly, LOTHIAN NICHOLOGH—Adhunt St . Mary, P:sterelleld, Sun day.— West Sumer Gazette. Holtaima Taaartrrav or • Camp. —At the Liverpool Polies-court, ea Wedaeaday, • case manifesting the most atrocious brutality oo the part of • woman to a child of tendsr years was brought before the rnagis trates for inveition. The fact that two women stood by and saw the p eoner treat the child in the way described beneath without taking ani l ines= to preyed bee renders th e case more disgusting. e prime' sr was • poor dissi pated looking woman, named Catherine Meoloaald, who keen • house of ill fame io Peterstret. It appeared that formerly the mother of the child resided in the pri mmer's house, but was now living in an squally dis reputable residence in another part of the town, Mary Nig, _au inmate of the prisoner's house, stated that the ch ild was now about four years old, and it lad been in the custody of the prisoner ever since it was about three weeks old. On the previous night Macdonald was half druak, and when the child began to my she (witness) took it up, but the primmer took it front her, put it on the sofa, covered it with a blanket, and made • pillow of It The child cried sad straggled, but the prisoner held it be neath the blanket for several minutes. After this, how ever, she took it up by the legs and dashed its bead sp ied the stone door. The child, after being struck, still ' aid the prisoner again struck it in a similar uneasy the floor, and as it still cried she struck it • third time la a similar manner. She then pat the child spun the ells mein, when blood ran from its ism, nom, and eyes. The widens* was corroborated by another young women residing is the house. The surgeon who examined the child said there were contusions ou the boa forehead, and mouth. and • wound on the left eye. The child was In a very dangerous data, and he did not think it would live. The case was remanded for seven days, Mr. Balks rernszkiag that If the child died the woman would stand a very fair &ewe of rotting badge& ILYI IDIOMS Til ISACITIDITIONB IN TIM ATIZMIS TiOB 011 WRZAT DIMON TSB MIX WWI 1141®. Vials. Jan.l7. Jan. Si Jan. 81.1 NA. 7. rob. 14. lab. M. - - - • • .. 48 4 .. .. .. 47 11 j r .. .. .. 47 10.. . .. . 67 7 .. .. 67 2 .. • • 66 0 in 1001100 111 1014 i duties will be held u' 4he Commercial Sale Rooms, Mincing:lane, on Fr ida y next, at 12 o'clock. Mr. Samuel Gregson, M.P., will preside, and the fol lowing, among other members of parliament, have promised to attend, viz. Meows. Thomas Ruing. /3.. W. Crawford, W estern Wood, and George Moffatt. The following resolutions are to be pro posed : - - • - Thalia the opinion of this mating the praisw• duty M tea of Is. sd. per lb., upon an average bond posed shout la 541., or one hundred per cent. on the market value, ias oppressive import auty, inter! with the extension d our commerce with China, and with the coossmptioa and daily comforts of the community. That in the opinion of this meeting the present side of the public revenue ratings • strong appeal bang made to the Chancellor of the Exchequer for an immediate redaction of the duty on tea, more especially as sd. per lb. of the preosal seals ben for the last six years been acknowledged as • war lax, and to be withdrawn when opportunity should dim That the amyl* stock of tea now in the naiad Kingdom, torahs' with very large exports from China afloat to this country, make* the present • most favourable time for such reduction of duty. That the ditty, both with reference to the maintenance of the menu' and as • certain stimulus to increased consump ton, should at once be reduced to one shilling per pound, Mg recommended by the committee of the House of COMII2OII. in 1847, in preference to a radiated scale, which disturbs the arrangements of the trade and would not reach the mass of the people, who, in poor localities, maks their pur chases by the ounce. That the following memorial, limbo. dying the views of this mesh. be _now signed sad ere seated by the chairman to the Chanc ellor of the Exchequer. Some misapprehension appearing to exist as to the extent of the for sustained by the Great Western Railway . Company of Canada by the con version of American funds received by them for " through " traffic into Canadian currency, or into English money for remittances to London, it may be useful to state that this lom by the depreciation of American money, so far as can be at present ascertained, is likely to prove about 23,0001. during the half-year ending 31st January last. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5,1081. ; the Great Eastern an increase of 1,2641. ; and the London and South Western an increase of 1,5681. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 31st January were 19,2591. sterling, being 2,2511. more than in the corresponding week of last year. At the half-yearly meeting yesterday of the South ampton Dock Company a dividend at the rate of 44 per cent. per annum was declared. The net profits of the max months were 8,0941. The report of the directors of the British Land Company (Limited), to be submitted at the seventh annual meeting to-morrow, states that the sales for the year have amounted to 111,8241. Ils. 10d., a sum exceeding that of any former year since the formation of the company. The report further mentions that In revaluiug the °dates on head, tie directors have bees careful to malts inch an estimate as to leave no demth as to the realiestion of a profit on future mks ; sod from the balance in favour of the company (15,5971. 9 a l ld.), they recommend that a dividend be pai d to the shareholders of 10 per amt, on the paid-np capital, free of income tax. The dividend proposed will amount to 7,8331. 6s. Bd. With a view ultimately to place the Let 10,000 shares oa the some footing as the first 10,000 a call of 11. per share wee made on the 17th of May, and a holler sell oa the 1541 a. al October, leaving one more call of 11. a share we these chines to make 61. paid on each of the sharer of the company. We are requested to state that the share list or the City Discount Company (Limited) will be closed on Saturday next, the 28th inst. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : Insurance.— Alliance British sad Amigo, 164 to ditto Nara*, 56 ; Commercial Union, 64 ; OhZ e ll3 serr e Imperial Are, 361; Imperial Life, 214 to f ; Marisa, 1574, ex div. ; Leedom and Provineal Law, 34 to I ;London and Previorial Wens" 11 az. div. • Maris% 100; Munroe, fle ; North British and Meremitilis: 18 to 171 to 184 ; Dona Nerine, 124 to ; Bock Life, Bto ; yens! !liaise, 4. ai- Gaidight sod Coke—Crystal Palms District, 18; Kayo- LsiNew, 54 .8 Zoorial, 87, ex div. ; d itto New, to e s n div. I • Osatimmtel, 65i W e t loo 54 ; to 885 ; Oenenal, 29 to 30; esminster Char— tered, New. 41 ; Waters, 18 to e. Docks.—Beet and Weet !Adis, 139 ; London, 57 to 6e sr di,. ; St. Hallett's), 56. Weisman's—Berlin. 7to ; Chelsea, 94e to 4 ; Beat London, 196 ; Grand Jamaica, 76 to 754 ; West Middle li talals.—Orand Junetica, 76 ; Regret's (or Loads.), 841. . _ With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. llatterthwaite reports as follows : Etna our last of this day week, the market for Amerkea socuritige is Loudon hie gradually strengthened; Untied States Five per Oath (11374), and Virginia Sir per Chat have improved 1 per east ; both these hoods are mama for delivery An An &deter* of 1 doL per share has bees oda. Wished on Dlinois shares, and alas an Erie. For railroad bonds them has been a mach better &mend, alid . rolationg generally have advanced 1 to 2 per asst. s y ad continuum purchases have been made in Atlantis and Great Western First Yortpge Bonds. The &mad has been chiefly for thou of the Peamylvaaia nectars. The circumstance of the coupons on them Ueda beam* due the let April next appears to 11101141•1110 buyers in preferrift the Pennsylvania Section Bonds to three of the New York Section. WIMNIIIDAT Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 924 to 5-16 for the sth March, were first marked this morning 924, and closed at 924 to 4. For money the last price was 924 to The official business report is as follows :—Threc per Cent. Consols, for money, 82k, ; ditto, for account, 924 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 924 ; New Three per Cents. 924, Stec 237 ; 924, 4, t ri ; F Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 15* ; B India Five per Cent. Stock, 1084, 108 ; ditto our per Cent. Debentures, 100} ; Five and a Half per Cent. " enlaced "rupee paper, 112. The India Five per Cent. stock was unaltered, at 106 to #. Exchequer Bills declined ls. to 21., closing at Is. dis. to 3a. prem. In the foreign stock market attention was partly occupied with the settlement. In preparation for Thursday's settlement, the rates of continuation on English railway stocks to-day were generally moderate. On South Eastern, however, the rate was rather heavy, being #to 7.16 per cent. In the foreign stock market the terms for loans ranged from 5 to 7 per cent. per annum. An advance of 1 per cent. took place to-day in Cape of Good Hope Government Debentures. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follows ;—British and Foreign Marine, 2f to 3 prem. ; Cannes Hotel, to 2 prem.; Anglo-Parisian Brewery, to 1 prem.; Oil Wells of Canada, 3 to 3* prem. ; Bank of Wales, par to 4 prem. ; Empire Marine, to 1 prem. ; Union Marine, 21 prem. ; City of London Fire and Life, 4 to 5 prem. ; City Discount, to 1 prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, to I prem. ; South Kensington Hotel, f to 1/ prem. ; Continental Bank, I dn. to prem. ; Petroleum Trading, g to # prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY) Two o'CLocx.. In the mining market to-day attention is chiefly occupied with the fortnightly settlement, which will be completed to-morrow. East Bassett shares are in renewed demand, and have risen W. Cook's Kitchen and East Caradon are oleo firmer, and Tincroft and Illogan are inquired for. North Roskear have declined about 30s. Cook's Kitchen are now quoted 32 to 33 ; Drake walls, 21„ to 1 ; Emit Bassett, 75 to 77 ; East Caradon, 451 to 1 ; East Cern Bras, 10 to 1 ; East Russell, 6e to ; North Roakear, 4 9 to ; Tin croft, 181 to ; Wheal Lodoott, 61 to 71; Wheal Beton, 2321 to 2371; and Marke Valley, 81 to 1. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no variation. Don Pedro are firm, and Montes Aurelia dull. FATAL ACCIDDIT tic mu HUNTING FIELD.--. Ou Tuesday last the East flows: foxhounds met at Crow burst, • village • few miles distant from Hastings. Ainoopt the company was • Captain Tewke • gentleman from Nottinghamshire , who bed been stay ing for • sheet time at the Victoria Hotel, fn. Leosards-ce-Sea. About 2 o'clock, whilst following the bounds over a piece al rather marsh land just below Pistaltarn, this gsutleman bed the misfortune to be thrown from his horse, which roiled over on the top of him, causing almost instants aeons death to the rider. A horse which was ridden by another gentleman of the An vit a with an e mt was leitleoat body b h its tit efortnoate eacitaip tips e even i ng , sad • verdict of Accidental death' A No. I SAM] ten11111,1:0 *i_:_ai 110701 11.10•1 lel A w Am oe AA, S.«. NON %Ole *UN Koso igen us ° 4:l Cauo 1. - Oa' wow 40.0•3 62 67i 7 13 0 i . 100 Ma 1111 a a - Ws ne 7 Sai I I