The Express. — London, England, 1863-02-28 00:00:00

WORSHIP-STREET. ROBBING FURNISHED LODGINGS. Eliza Wheeler, Louisa Giles, Harriet Phillips,Willian Renshaw, and Henry Hinton Draper were charged before Mr. Leigh with being concerned in steeling property from divers parsons, at their dwelling-houses. The evidence went to prove that on the 7th instant Ren shaw engaged apartments at the residence of a Mrs. Taxman, Whitmoresottige, Horton, represen _the per Wheeler as his wife. GOlam and ftMips anteeigueatly celled, passed themselves of as rela tives of the former, and also mimed lodgings there. After a week all decamped and then it was ascertained that the separate rooms had hew pretty Dearly stripped of the bed-clothing and table linen. On the very day they Itit, all the prieonera, under precisely similar ctieumdances as in the above case, got into apartments at the house of Mr. Tomkins, New Charles-street, City-voted, and were missing on the 19th with all they mold connioiestly lay their hands upon. A few hones afterwards Duper and Wheeler played a similar trick upon a Mrs. L mell, in Reiningtoo-street, City-read, but in this in stance Draper rimmed himself of as the husband, end the others as relative'. The very seat day, how ever, their conduct excited suppicion, and they were told to leave. This order was complied with, but again, and for the last time, they effected a robbery. Infatuation of these face, together with ea accurate description of the ',hole five deliogaeuts, was given to the police, and on the following night Barker, 527 N, apprehended all of them at Deacon's Musio.ball, fedlsr's Walla. Nine duplicates relatog to the produce of the several thefts, were found also a latch-key Winning to the street dace rims as of the prosecutors. Ms prisoners, all of whom are young sad respectable in ="". were fully committed f or trial at the nex t Mid sessams. The mother of the girl Phillip', after her daughter was locked up, made an applicetioo for bail to be allowed, at the Niue time souring the magistrate that until a month since, when decoyed away from home, her child had been ever good and virtuous. CLERKEN WELL • STRANG) STORY OP ILOPZIMIT •111.1 MANY. A respectably attired young woman, with a profusion of rich nut brown curls, applied to the magistrate for advice under the following circumstances The applicant stated that about two yews Mae, when on the river, about to visit a relation at Richmond, she wee spoken to by a young man, and she was es pleased with his oamereation that she allowed him to be her oompsaion for the remainder of the day. He had a handsome though a cynical sad melancholy him, sad told her that he wee of good family and Riegle. She efterwarde met him, and he became her accepted lover. She bassos so attached to him that she consented to leave home end to marry bins. Before he married her be made her MOW that ander any circumstances she was ever to remember, to aid, comfort, end blase him. They lived very happily together for about three months, when nee day eke wee surprised by the visit of a female and a policeman, who took her husband into custody on a charge of bigamy. He was tried at the Old Bailey, and wee sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment with hard labour. Before she war married she drew some mosey from the Beak, and purchased some furniture, tad as the term of imprisonment was nearly expired, she wished to Mee. lain if she could keep th e furniture, or whether he would be retitled to it. The prisoner's zat wife had bees several times to her house and asked for the furniture, and had ac cused her of decoy ing her husband away, but although she eieteinly did adore the man, and felt as if her owe will was completely Libenerged in hie, she could serum the =pie tist* Men she was not to blame. &s still loved him, but she should like to know whether be or hie Ara wife could ease sad lake her fureiture. The 0116,1111419 informed the applicant that she w ee this a• he of all she had parelimed with her am many, but what the man lad purchased solely belooged to him. The applicaat—Thank you. There ie eothing there but an old pair of boots and some papers, end there he ma have with *mum. GREENWICH. • 11178114L1D BITTING Ma WOW ON Ma. 11106 ere Geary, • smith in badmen in Abinger-road, Deptford, appeared to • earaTaaae, before Mr. Mande, charged with assaulting his wife. Jane Geary, and sog tiag fire to her clothiag. The complainant stated that she and the defendant had Eyed apart from each other for a period of fifteen mouths, Karin` been marritd nine years, and she taking charge at their four children. on Thursday, being without money, sad the children requiring food, she went to her husband's shop and made known her wants, when the defendant said he should not give her any money, and told her to go home. She replied that she could not go home to her children with out money, and the defendant, a ft er t e lli ng h er s h e m i g h t stand and wait as long ae she chose, mind hold of her and threw her down, subsequently taking • piece of red hot iron from the forge, and placed it against her drone, setting her clothes on fire. Mr. Maude—Do you MSS to say he out your dram in tames The cnmpl►lnant—Yes, year worship ; and my brother, who works for the defendant, put the fire out. The defendant, in reply to the magistrate, complained that his wife refused to let him see his children, although he allowed her a sovereign a week. On the morning in question she came to the shop and Aland him, and re fusing to knee when he told her he did not know what be did in his passim. He this called three 'Hasa's, to epsek to his wife's abusive tonnage, the whole of whom mid the complainant slipped, and was not thrown down, but they could not say whether her dress was set on fire accidentally or purposely. Mr. Maude said, by defendant's own admiesion be bed allowed his temper to impel him to commit en annult of a serious character. As toe many females had recently mire their deaths from their clothes taking fire, he should there fare require him to &A two in ROI, each for hie good conduct for three months. Tug K nroftwooD MUILDIA. —Theaerman, Ed ward Schmidt, who steads charged, wpm hie own confession with the murder of lira Hall' . at the KiaPwwwl y July, 1881, wee yesterday before a beach e d ma. emirates at Reigate, for farther examination upon that Marge. The inquiry excited very peat intemet, and the Town•hall wu crowded dozing the proceedings. The pri ssier, who, it will be remembered, at the Lenoir waraba tioo, declared that be was lot is say way concerned ia the &ardor, red that the staisaust he had masts at Hall was false, sow repeated the same dolman, sad &tabu's& that be was entirely ionooeut of the alleged doses. Ibmagi strates told him he had ao an M theak but himself for the trouble be had got WAN bat as there was ao *Adam to support the aectuatiort, he would now be set at UNIV. The prieceier, who is a sienthielooideg sreature, was this discharged, sad a Natal sabosipdon was wads for him by the persons present. kw his itantedkhe sesesilics, aid to oak bas to roach LOOtka, where he said he wished to go. Tux Irrrrawnnolim. EIHIBMON BUILDING.— We are requested to state that, in consequence of the numerous attendance of visitors at the Exhi bition building during the last fortnight,. the con tractors have decided to allow it to remain open to the public until Saturday, the 7th of March. PATZNT Law OOKYDNION.—Meetings of the Pa tent Law Commision have been held on Tuesday and on Thursday this week, at the offices of the commission. No. Vietoria-etreet. Lord Shialey, Lord Overstone, Sir W. Erk, Sir W. Page Wood, Mr . Waddington, Mr. Hindmarch, Mr. Grove, Mr. Fureter, Mr. Fairbairn, and the secretary, Mr. & Lloyd, have attended these meetings. PdarsoromrAN BOARD or Wos.x&—The weekly l meeting of the board was hold yesterday. Mr. Thwaites in the chair. The chairman opened tenders for the erection of works at Deasork-hill, Camberwell ; that of Mr. W. Dowell, 1,21011., wee accepted, subject to the usual condi tn.... The engineer, Mr. Ifasalgette, reM a report upon the subject of the Thames Embankment, north side, be tween Westminster and Blackfriers-bridges, se to the filling in the space behind the embankment with materials dredged from the Thames. He recommended that a ann. intunoation, embodying his roggestiona, be made to the Thames conservators, with • request it they concurred in them, that they instroot their solicitor sod engineer to prepare • climes embodying them, to be inserted in the The clerk read a letter from the Hon. W. r a pier c lang his wish, in conjunction with Mr. Hope, to resew the offer for the utilised= of sewage of the northern and of the metropolis. A keg diremsion took pawn upon this subject, but it was ultimately adjourned. Tim Mxvos OF laviaroot AND ma Run? Saar.—Om Thursday seeming the Mayor of Liverpool as certained the captains of the relief ships Griswold, and Achilles to a grand banquet in t i lti o lt . w= Amongst the gentlemen present were—Sir William &own, Bart., High Sheriff of Lancashire ; the Mayor of Man theater, and Captain lugleaeld, R.N., C.B.The speeches were chiefl expressive of the gratitude felt by Isacashire for the nob le donations of the people of the Northern States, sad Dopes were expremed for • speedy termination of the war, and the further t of the bonds of amity and good will between the ew end Old Worlds. INFORTATION OF FOZIJON LA.110173.—A deal of excitement is felt by • large cla of oar New te c i i c sossitanim at the presest moment in oonsequome of • sap =Gt.:chews for the importation of mechanics from far the purpose of reducing the rate of compensa tion paid in this city. The ironworkers and meehanke intend to bold • mass meeting at Ts: l n h in i sa pbu y ikl a togas:row evening to consider the subject, sad also to concert resesures for the prevention of say further strikes.— New Yer* Paper. Bouviono. TO TEI PRINCE ALEXANDRA ROM Tors Lams or Yonk—We osionland that • propeol Ira boss sod" sad is meeting with • hearty response, to present the Pitmen Alexandra with mune suitable pigment from the ladies of the city and suburbs of Mrs. Thomson (the lady of the Archbishop of York), Lady Harriet Duocombe, the Lady Mayoress, sad other ladies of distinction, have originated this appropriate proposition, and we doubt not that it will be carried to • successful issue in • manner that will testify to the loyalty of our fair ON sess.-Yorketire Gautie. A WOMAN CSVSHED IN • STRAY THRASHING ILtogrug.—An inquiet was held on Thursday, below Themes Parrott, Esq., on the body of Comfort Merit, = 4 47 years. Deceased was employed by Mr. Jo s eph of Cheersley, with a steam thrashing machine, thrashing a rick of oats. She was heading the sheaves to a man named Sawyer, when, stepping too far beak Am her foot on the drum of the machine, and oue of C l e a r c hts was taken off almost instantaneously a little above the knee. The machine was stopped, anti she mid, ...She hoped the Lord would take her, for she would be of no amount any more." Elbe was taken home, and Mr. Lee, s of Theme, arrived, and amputated the leg, but s h e di u rs a n' boor or two afterwards. Verdict, "Accidental death."—Biteks Advertiser. Mcrrrvz Powas.—ln great commercial commu nities a distinction is given to soconadul trade, so that the motive power of youthful Went nourished in such societies is meetl y cosonatred on gain, not through avarice, but thresh the love of approbation or esteem. Thus, it is no that our great manufacturing towns, where energy and application abound, have not contributed their propor tionate quota of moo distinguished in arta or sciences (ex cept the mechanical), or polite letters, or the learned pro fessions. In rural district,, on the contrary, the desire of pia is not associated with the desire of honour and distinc tion, and therefore, in them, the youth early coveting fame strives for it in other channels than these of pin. But whatever the original motive power ' it it has lad to a continuous habit of the mind, and is not with. drawn before that habit becomes a wood nature, the habit will mations after the motive power has either wholly ceased or become very faint, as the famous scribbling Spanish cardinal le said, in popular to have continued to write on after be himself was dead. us, a man who has acquired the obstinate habit of labouring' for the public originally from an enthusiastic estimate of the value of public applause, may, later, con ceive a peat contempt for the public, and, in sincere cyni cism, become wholly indifferent to its praise or its censure sad yet, like Swift, go on as long as the brain can Mai; faithful impressions and perform Its normal functious, writing for the public be so disdaias. Thus many a stets man, wearied and wean, sotildiel of the hollowness of pen tkelaabitien, and no longer enjoying its rewards, sig hing for relirmaant and moss, nevertheless cautious, to wear hie harness. Habit has tyrannised over all his actions ; break the habit, sad the thread of his life snaps with it ! Blackwood's liagoriise for March. Boers Karrauratow lirtasux.—During the week Feb. 2 1. themetors have been as fakirs :—Oa 10 Monday, hav e free dap, opes boa s.m. to 10 p. No.. 9,431 ; ea ifeaseedaY. TburehAY. and Friday, student/ days (admissions to the public ibl.hspin fres 10 a.m. till 4 p.m., 906 • totel 10,M7. FINN the opsmieg et the mama.. 4794 . 572. • • LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) CRISPIN r. DUGLIONI. This cue was again resumed, and the morning wax spent In reading the affidavits for the defence. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Oommissioner Fula) IN RE CHAMBER& The bankrupt was a wine-merchant, of Lothbury. This was the sitting for examination and discharge. The Us. bilities are 9,860/. ; &meta 1,3201. The examination was pulsed ; the order of discharge was adjourned. THR ROYAL WEDDING DAT. The Lord Chancellor has issued an order directing that these courts, and the offices connected therewith, shall be closed on Tuesday, the 10th of March, except the Aloe of the Chief Registrar in Quality court, so far as relates to the receiring of trust deed.. IN lit HINIST PORTIEL The bankrupt was a oore-merchant and tamer, of Sobam. Cambridgeshire. This wee the sitting for egaininstios and discharge. Mr. E Reed opposed, on behalf of a creilitor named Lovell, from whom the bankrupt had obtained 40 sacks of potatoes, value W. 55., just before coming to the mart. Hie Honour chancterned the conduct ol the bankrupt as little better than robbery. He pissed the examination and adjourned the order of &charge to give the bankrupt an opportunity of coming to an arrangement with the creditor. In the event of his sot doing so protection would be with. held. (Before Mr. Gunmissioner Oculbum) IN Hi THE GMAT •OETHEE.Y COAL COMPANY (=TED). This company, which was formed for lite purpose of pro. moting the transit by the Great Northern Railway and the sale of coals in the metropolis, and was bated on the business of a pomp named Butcher (since bankrupt), has been some time in coarse of winding up. At the sitting for settling the list of contributories, objection was taken to the directors being made liable in respect of certain shares which were considered to be paid. up shares. His Honour disallowed the objection and thereupon appeal was made to the Lorda Justices. Their lordships allowed the validity of " paid•op shares ; but Lord Justice Turner threw out the suggestion whether the five gentlemen who had acted as directors were not bound by a resolution pared at • meeting prior to the formation of the company, whereby each gentlemen bound himself to hold at lead 163 shares, and in this resolution the directors had concurred. Upon this point the matter was sent back to his Honour, and now come on for re-hearing. Kr. Roxburgh appeared for the official liquidator; Mr. Hardy for the directors. .. _ The argument turned chiefly on the question how far the ease was go►erned by the decision of the Master of the Ras is Lard Aberoorn's ease. Hip — 110:ii;;;;;;Ki ii:T;dgment. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, 1863. BPORTING INTELLIGENCE. CITY BETTING.—(THIS DAY.) LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 12 to I apt The Dane (t) 14 to 1 Emblem (t) 11 to 1 Raster Begot (I) 15 to 1 Satellite (t) 16 to 1 Orphan (t) 20 to 1 Jealousy (t) 25 to 1 Lincoln (t) 25 to 1 Shropshire (t) 25 to 1 Redoes (t) 25 1 Arbor) , (t) 33 $o 1 Northern. Light (t) STRIKE OP OLAPENTERS.-(THIS DAY.) This afternoon St. Paul's Churchyard presented • scene of extraoniinary excitement. in consequence of the =ay hundreds of carpenters employed in erecting seats round the cathedral for peewee to view the procession of the Princess Alexandra through the City having struck work, owing to • disegreement with their employers, Messrs. Myers and Soo, of Lambeth, as to wages. It appws that, under • modern trade regulation, the men receive on Saturdays 7d. an hour, and leave off work at one o The carpenters, in the present instance, had commenced work this morning io the expectation that they would break off as usual at that hour, but at 12 o'clock they were in formed that they would be expected to work till 5, at the customary rate of 7d. an hoar. The men objected to this ; complained that they had not received an earlier intimation of their being wanted during the daimon, and refused to continue work unless they received " time and a bar, - that is, 104 d. per hoar. Mews. Myers objected ; and at 1 o'olo& the men held a meeting in the church yard, and resolved to strike work unless their employers acceded to their terms. They seemed to sup pose that in consequence of the great demand for carpenters at the present time they would be able to force them into submission, but Messrs. Myers had intimated their inten tion not to yield, and there was no prospect of their coming to terms to-day. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) aATOIDAT. 71111tUAZT 214 8 B.X. I. ' L D. W. L H.! Q. LH. 3. 11. --"-.— Nalrin 69714 4811 7 B.fivr. 1 — 9) b -1 - Aberdeen U.I7 16 1 W. 8 .18 a -, - Leith *1641 1 N.W. 1 24 R - - A/drama U.SP42, 0 ILL 2 20 b I . 0.11 Antra& - 30.0740 1 &L 2 10 b - - Galway 20.9549 1 LW. II 16 - - Valenti% - 29.01149 0 6. 6 *ll 8 LW Queenstown 70.0061 1 11. W. 1 ID 7 0.16 Holyhead 30.1&47 1 LLI. 8 18 1 0.46 Liverpool. 30.2648 1 S.S.Z. 1 .18 Pembroke -1011 7 1 IL 2 .17 - Pannone 7lO. 50 1 && W. 1 ;111 - Jersey Brest ll 5 -.24 i IL - 8.2. i ; 1 1i 7 --1 VOrlent 10.20 1 Z. 2 It II b -• 1 Barandort . 2 Z. 1 2,U b - 1 07zaosith Pc=th - 2 eatb .19141 1 &W. I 512 W - 2 Kra. 70.11117 0 B.W. 1 -I - I - - louden 10.2011 0 LW. 1 811 W - - Y aneaaih. i. 2864 1 W. 66 Mt • -.- 2 Scarborough .044 1 W.N.W. 1 622 b - 1 &leads I 424 a - a Heligoland 180.1042 0 W. 16 24 0 - 4 t=..:: : : 1 = : = :j: : -- = . : =DAT. &&W. to W.N.W. and 110011.411& to I, fresh, fine. W.& W. to N. N.W. Litailla. and L. strong to fresh. &W. to N.W. and N. H., W.CINSiaI.. fresh to moderate. As next above. N.Wirsasca Similar. S.w.liesmiro. N. to E. and S.&, ma Li Imam. detrain. fine. N.W.toN.S.and to S.IL, Light, variable, floe. 110111 DAY. N.W. to N.L and B.L, fresh, fine. N. to L and &I, troth, fine. NIL to S.E, fresh to light. floe. As 1.12" e. Z Mut. ilar: L to moderate to ligh fina N.W., t, Easterly In places, variable, Ana lb no no too leo SHARI LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLooz. The railway market is firm today, although there is not much business. Prices, however, show au improving tendency. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock has risen I per cents and South-Eastern and London and North- Western, ; Metropolitan shares are steady. London and North Western stock is now quoted 99j to 1001, ex div. ; Great Western ? 664 to 67, ex div. ; Midland, 1254 to 126, ex dm. and n. ; Lancashire and Yorlushire, 109 to 4, ex div. ; South Eastern, 94 to 95, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 49 to 4, ex div. ; Caledonian, 1164 to 1174 ; Great Northern, 123 to 124, ex div. ; and London and South Western, 1004 to 1014. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are firmer, at 3f to i prom ; Great Luxembourg and Northern of Buenos Ayres are also in request Grand Trunk of Canada stock has receded. The Indian lines are generally firm, especially Madras. itlr rraar ..ND STOMA. St. Pd I Lawn's. , Cl = l I eakii.16641",... lfral,WeLeMourVaL 110118 sod num.._ too•so.11•8084.ellta Mold rid Issits OaMai= art 8884 Da • • ao . .lllB;..vrailia Da igkalopollloa DUDA astillo TIM Dood.,Portb•AbClo. 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Dial 41.N.0p.8. Madras% Karnak (Um) Lamm Laaltsalaa Maelgatta ILiareesen:=l3 N.ltikeaCl.ef a.Aes.( 11l 90 I, ..„. 4 r" 2110 17 111 0 k I; 1166. 16 11 1-1 I liven Ms t ISar 11 8 9 I P : to >n 19 94 as a di. Imr • di. 9_ 9_ MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two &Clam. English government securities are steady to-day, at previous quotations. The operations in British railway stocks are upon a somewhat restricted scale,liut the general tendency of prices is, never theless, upwards. The foreign stock market is sin gularly inactive, and quotations in most instances are the same as those last current yesterday. The scrip of the new Danish Loan is not quite so firm at 14 to 21 pram. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental were quoted 69fr. 66c., being Sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 92# to both for money and the account (March 6). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 924, 4, ; ditto, for account, 92# ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 924, ; New Three per Cents., 924. ; ditto Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 154 ; India Stock, 229; ditto, Five per Cent. Stock, 106, # ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1004, 4; ditto Bands, 16e. prem. ; Four per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 941 ; ditto Five and a Half per Cent., 112# ; and Exchequer Bills, Is. din., par. The foreign stock market is inactive to-day, and prices generally have not experienced any important alteration. The Turkish Loans of 1854 and 1858 have advanoed to per oent., therespective quotations being 894 to 904 and 721 to 1. The Bonds of 1862 are steady, at of to 3 ; and Consolidds at 41 to 1 ; Spanish Pas sive have been dealt in at 27, but are last marked 261, being about the same as yesterday. New Granada Deferred are rather firmer. Egyptian, Greek, and Russian (1862) Bonds are quiet. The Spanish Certificates are with out variation. The Venezuelan Loan is now quoted 594 to 604 ; the Portuguese, 47 to ; and the Peruvian (1862), 88 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian, 100; ditto, second issue, 100, 993; Greek, 20 ; ditto Coupons, 9 ; New Granada, 141 ; ditto Deferred, 71, ; Russian, 1862, 941, 1 ; Spanish Passive, 261, 27, 261 ; ditto Certificates, 9/, 3 ; Turkish, 1858, 1001. bonds, 75 ; ditto 1862, for account, 691, 4 ; Venezuela, for account, 24 ; ditto, 1862, 591. . . _ Hats-ran Two o'CLocw. Consols are firmer, at 92} to n both for money and the account (March 5). An instalment of 5 per cent. falls due on Monday on the Portuguese Loan for 5,000,0001. stock. About 6,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. There was not much alteration in the foreign exchanges yesterdayafternoon, but the tendency was &geld & rather unfavourable to this country. Sub joined is our usual list : AmsWAin, 3 months, 11174 to 4 ; ditto, 3 days, ILIS to 16 ; Rotterdam, 3 maths, 11.174 to 18; Antwerp, 3 mouth; 25.424 to 74 ; Ramberg, roe. bane*, three mouths, 13.7 to ; Park, S days, 25.15 to 22g ; ditto, 3 months, 25.45 to 50; Frankforten4lie-Maine, S months, 1194 to ; Petersburg (per rouble), S months, 36 to ; ViSllllll, eff. go., 3 months, ILBS to 96 ; Trieste, e ff . flo , 3 months, 11.86 to 99 ; Madrid, 3 meths, 49 to g • Cadiz, 3 months, 48; to g ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.51 2 10 , 71 • Genoa, 3 mouth; 25.524 to 7g ; Milan, 3 mo nths, 25:524 to 74 ; Reels's, 3 months, 25.524 to 74 ; Palermo, 3 months, 25.60 to 5 ; M 3 months, 25.60 to 5 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 54 to 4 ; Oporto, 80 days, 62g to 53. At Paris the rate of discount in the general market is now 4t to 4t per cent. ; at Vienna and St. Petersburg, tot ; at Amsterdam and Berlin. 3} ; at Brussels, 3 ; at Hamburg, 21 ; and at Frank fort, 2} per cent. The demurrer put in by the Ottoman Bank and its directors to the bill in Chancery filed by the concessionaires of the defunct Bank of Turkey was yesterday allowed by Vice-Chanoellor Sir W. Page Wood, and consequently the bill of the old concessionaires stands d ia- Al. A - .1 r lit 941 7 rev' ao Par "" 11l 111 21 tf 11112 ad .60 . 61 6T 39 13! 1" ad 60 dd 93 96 69 41 If r 2 Ili ~dl• 1/ 2 4 hi Pr IT " Ph 42 44 2fl 1 Pal 861 214 f die, 7, 78. S pm N 60 SS N 4 4 43 87 Yak If apoi 51 dui par $ 2 44 834 14; 21 25 61 76 zd die par 66 ea zd P 4 94 13 111 137 323 111311 l 10 111 i die re i dia Hi pm 1111 -. If 11 Tr i 7 il di' n, 4pm II 4 soap: i 11, 901 10 11 if Islis 4 r so 71 TS 12 11 018 18 20 1111 il's N as 140 148 dls r (F r on ornll, .Wads Quir.idt O Cork and Bandon 64p c pw ems ihnalvah ba,dl v Abor.J vs Idle.* ao et Edin.,Pernt.Dok.A9o. 08.1,siorn,LC.Bs-,6p. est., No. 1 Do. do. No. 1 D. do. 6 avant pref Do. Z. Anglian A, 6p. c Do. do. A, 7 sr cent.- Do. 11. Union, 6p. olds. Do. do. 6 sr act gout Do Norf. 6 p.c.111..1446 Ito. 64 per cr. prof., 1847 Do. 6 cp. r. Wass V. great Norlders, p. el Do.dareetailegkelina. D. de pry nal Do.lip.a.rod-e66 MX. derdlerid, to Olaapt.(Borketlialga Do. rodeos. 4 p.autt Do. redoes . nt Do. instant p . 4 p a . el. Do.69.cloodeensPreL Do. Bina. Os. Stock Do. Birm. Fret. Nook Do. Mod. Goo. Stock Do.ModorPtet. np.c. Do. do. do. 6p. a Lame Yana. /p.c.& LenNSlo l6 .4P•na llo. da• 116 D011y... do. No. 2 DO./ p. do. ... • Do. Te. do. No. r Do. p.a. do. - Do. past* do. Do. p.a. rvid.asen.. Dratlp.a.do(W. &M.P. , Dt i t a ill idly. da. WI Loo.Cladhoza sad Dover lAN W.CovAIN Lk& W.7p.e.Bl.lodoeW boo donderrf sad Nano 114a.11hot &Undid. of. Do. all Do. 61 per nod .. Do.rodomosbio I p.ot. WAWA Cooodp.o.Mook D 0.0305. D tat 11.11p.0. Dodesel. Prod Nock M.l4l.4allotun p.a. Ikeda 6p. et Is. Stock Mak Illdadif pee 0066 DR NM Q .f p. ct. Do.Beedor Union VA r.o.Prf. D 4 do. do Do. Ladd 69.• l No. 1 6.lnYort. H. & Lane. ,Norlb Odadordohlre dllsoNled Mal Now Prof !Ileel.N.ll.lep.d. Prier Do.Aber.go.ilso Ds 7 p. el Pref. kook L Devon Axed p. ion (Boot An. ALO.6 Do. de pee old Do. bed 64 par mot W o oro t.a c. , 6 p. 000 d I. Y dra o SisoL&Diatlaglossf Do. do. Nap p. e. Do. do. 0 6p.e. Tad Vale Preference Weds& Ellkenny 69. c Sletd-OoLsigoa.ot Do. do. tad do D. News 6 p.a. Prod Do.do.parp. 11 p.a. pref. missed with costs. In the bill filed by Mr. E. Pinchbeck Stringer, the purchaser in December last of 25 new shares, represent ing 501. of the paid-up capital of the Ottoman Bank, the Vice-Chancellor refused to grant the injunction prayed, the directors, with on. prejudice, undertaking to take steps to dis solve the Ottoman Bank only in the manner pointed out in the affidavit which they had made. The directors of the British and American Ex change Banking Corporation have made a call of 31. per share, payable on the 24th March. The Joint Stock Discount Coy (Limited) have notified that their business will commence at the offices, in Nicholas-lane, on Monday next, the 2nd of March. - At the meetingyesterday of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company, the directors' report, recommending the payment of interest for the half. year, at the rate of ten per cent. per annum, was adopted. The remarks of the chairman with re ference to the result of the operations of Ithe under taking were received with satisfaction. He men tioned that the business showed an increase in 1862 of 50 per cent. compared with 1860-61, and that the results so far of the present year are very favourable. . The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 7031• Mr. Henry Lloyd Morgan and Mr. Cornelius Walford have been appointed auditors of the West Africa Company (Limited). The following reply has been received to the communication already mentioned as having been addressed to the Home-office, in which it was sug gested that Sir George Grey would do well to ex tend to the 10th instant the suspension of banking business, authorised on the 7th inst in the bill pro moted by him and now before parliament. Go vernment, it appears, refuse to aid in making the 10th a general holiday, although there has rarely been an occasion on which this indulgence has been claimed on more fair or more reasonable grounds : Home-office, Feb. 26, 1863. Sir,—l am desired by Sir George Grey to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of yesterday, and in reply to state that the grounds on which the bill has been proposed for the suspension of business on the 7th is the difficulty of carrying on the busierr of bankers amidst the great con course of people who will probably be in the streets on that day. This will not be the ease during the ordinary hones of business on the 10th ; and as there will be nothing pecu liar to honour on that day, it would be to extend the suspension of business to the whole of the nited King dom, which might produce great inooneenience.-1 era, ho., GllOlOl WALDEGRAVE LESIAL It is notified that the Jerusalem Coffee-house will be closed after 11 o'clock on Saturday, the 7th, and Tuesday, the 10th of March. The Stock Ex change is also expected to be shut on both of those days. FRIDAY Eva. Consols, which closed yesterday at 920 to 4, both for money and the 6th of March, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. The official business report is u follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 924, 4; ditto, for account, 924, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 920, 4, ; New Three per Cents., 924, k, k ; Bank Stock, 239, 2374 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1004, 4. The India Five per Cent, stock remains at 1084 to 4, and Exchequer Bills at 2s. die, to 2s. prem. Business in the foreign stock market was less active, owing partly, perhaps, to the settlement, which is now complete& The tone of the market was strong, and the course of priors favourable. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follows :—British and Foreign Marine, 24 to I prem. ; Cannes Hotel, 14 to 14 prem.; Oil Wells of Canada, 3to 31 ; Ban of Wales, par to 4 prem. ; Empire Marine, 4 to 1 prem. ; City of London Fire and Life, 3 to 4 prem. ; City Discount, It o !prem. ; Joint Stock Discoun t' to prem. ; rcantile and Exchange B an k, 21 t o 3 pram.; Petroleum Trading, 1 to 1 prem. ; an Factage Parisian, I dis. to par. The shares of the Imperial Bank of Turkey were quoted 9 to 94 prem. usourvity INIANNI AND lITOOIL 119 In 112 114 106 197 108 110 M 100 Si 00 00 01 lot 100 T 7 79 170 171 109 MS 119 138 112 110 US 116 US US 113 116 16 166 16 lib SO 112 101 10$ ila fie i iPM Id OB I i Po 3 IST 1.12 IN 106 96 97 111 113 1W nt its 1 , 2 N Z Z disi Ai' .1"I 10 * la l4 HO 102 100 102 P 01. 1 LI 4G 41 118 ISO 121 114 10► 107 115 110 FOREIGN RAILWAYS. a KOSilliSllll "S BA= trail TD.G. Airß. 3 S. G. llonthernd; I .... ...........! n e ft IDela lamado' et Mae; ISe r ass lir m alm i t. j 9 I !Deal l s& Jodi= NeadtlieseLtbe 91 Do.ep.a.Prt. DrAgeor. 191 Neither& el De. New Shores , Ifsevailas T &PM &Ayres'. p . . c. rask rres. ostesesollsayrseAldlel , 9 ,YerSA Lyees.aad Nada , IA Puts sad Weans As Portuguseeldild,Royal Recite add d.Framo.,L alga sad Dostalswg lidßoyd Drink I ld * awed& DA T pr ...l Seestee sad Kew .... I 1 Pad. ..:0. p.. 1 p o.. er and. 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Agri 9rma. • • IL•nt N.Zealaad T.malL. pee a Imoirmaaaan. lake - el — el iieT Do. Kew Oriel. Ottoman la. el Os m ' «) • Peel River lead • /Us Peeks. Led Odom New 1 Ds. Woe QodioNINABLIIIL(L) k r= No laN De. 1141•1 MO llooNoolk Ark. 10.-oso &Urfa& Irrigalao.(L INN& AgarsWm lam labwoolso TeL OM& Do. de. Nogropli to Indio A,' T. &M..' Avo(L.) P.!. Tiriela.Co.U.Coood ILhogiors TU M N. (L., To Illmoto Lie. LlO.B Santa ll — eilairs Geld X 11"4" 94.10ata dolly United Wader Vanoonver Cod (Um ) Mnrsdne 1Um.) .... _ lariondsoa Mal. JOINT *TOOL SI Sh. I BANES. I'. !sr. lio LW 100 100 ISO I Zl;a7a - L.:;;.[lLivoroe Amato Portuguese (Us Arleslris lick of M .a 'Beak of Bonk of Queensland LLL Brit/ad American Ex OL ,Ilelthis P. America Baakof Victoria, &wads Char.ak.ket. COIOII6IB O. bk. laokaAaa. Li da. carad. ma. ale Imalsote [ =leak of Canada oaf leek ifwg.tloo4.l4,aaLaion (Um ) Rladout.Chlaattlop. (L; bowie Back Limited /aeon rod arselloo Lea.lAyres&lL Plate (L Los CL Seek oil Snarl. Lanka sad Cokelal (L Leaded sad Lados Jots.= Lea. and Middlesex (L. Lon. sod Northern (L Lowing A (VOW. kill.••••• Lost & 8 Western (Limn. Loa and Weir~l•64l Metro.* Proy. Beak (L Do. Regweed N. Pro. al s.wiend -•LO: _ New • • Nalloog But • Wow lona Wales Orlosial Doak °orgies Mamas Beak Do. New Promtnelod of 1.014,4 r o ci a n t r i Pa •1 r d a Deed etaad.ot BMA Odor 01 Allotinktfsg.l4:!!l tiT.Of 11. Union al Irsiaad Union of Laudon ... So. 18A I Oommunoo. 00r 7% 206 0•1 It &OM ILA" 10 tttM U MOW I 10.40 k =lr.l MINER.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'Cwm. In the mining market to-day the chief fea ture is a very active demand for East Bassett shares, which have further advanced, the present quotation being 84 to 97k. North Roskear are also in request at 56 to 57, being 6/. better than yesterdaNast Caradon are Wheal firm, at 461 to 471 ; and Beton stead at 24.4 to 247 i. Wheal Ludoott are officiany marked 7. Yudanamutana shares are firmer ; transactions are reoorded at to 'I. Port Phillip are inquired for and Montes Aureos dull. With reference to the general position of mining business the circular issued last evening by Mr. Peter Watson has the following The minis; share market duriag the put week has @bows greater activity, and a good demeed for dividend sad pro gressive mine shares. The moat fall in the demised foe copper ores is only of a temporary character, and as &dunes may shortly take place. As I 'indicted that as advance in the price of tan would take place this year, it is satisfactory to notice that a rise of el. pee tee w made on Tuesday last by the smelters, and it is more thee probable a similar advance will take place as early se MINI week i this is most important to ti mines selling large postbags 11 this mineral, as it will have a twofeM effect of incriceshe profits on dividend tin mines, and detwessieg the amount in the payment of calls, and will also prOahly reinstate some progressive raises in the dividend list. Having been connected for some years in the direction of a prosperous tin smelting company, and peseissing as intameta knowledge of what is going os now is the tia trade. both of supply and demand, hs, it is not too much to predict an advance in price this year on white tin equal to W. to 201. per ton. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. Von Dadelszen and North : We have to report • steady metal market, with a fair amount of business. Prices, without exception, have been well maintained. Political affair, on the Continent check an upward move of importance. Iron : Welsh bars are quiet at 64 10s. free on board in Wales and 61. here. Staffcedshire continues steady, but unaltert d in value. Scotch pig iron has maintained its value at 545. ;cash. Copper There is • good demand for English raw at full prior for forward delivery, and there is alma fair demand for manufactured. Burrs has changed hands at 941. 10s. and 951. ; Knamoda iagota, at 96i. 10s. ; Spanish, 851. to 871. ; Chili, 831. 10a. : The smitten have ad vanced the pries of English 41. par toe. Foreign is very firm, with a good business doing. Straits from 1211. to 1.221. 10s., according to prompt; and Banos from 1221. 10s. to 1241. The Dutch market has again advanoed to 732. Tin Plata : Makers are fairly supplied with orders, but prime are unaltered. Lead is quiet and not much busioese doing. Spelt& : We have to report a few sales of ssppoott Parcels at 184 fa., and April and May shipment at 181. 10a.; WEL, 181. 10s. ; Hull parcels, 181. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (NY ILIA" . 1111C AND INTINNATIONAL SNLNOSAPH (/MOM OUR OWN COWNPONDZWL) Market quiet. Sales about 3,000 balsa TALLOW MARKET.—(THD3 DAY.) The norksi is quiet. Tows tallow is quoted 445. to On 94. MA mit ; Petersburg Y. 0., on the spot, 445. ; Merck, 44a ; April to June, 445. ; October to Decostber, 465. 6d. limurzr Avruccs. —Town allow, 465. 6d. ; tat by ditto. 2s. 4d.; Tallow Russian, 45.. 6d. ;1 malted dist 6d. ; roach ditto, 18s. ; tallow grams, 12s. ; good drip, 7a. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) mean. Harvey and Easton report trade very dull at the following prices:—Prime meadow hay, 70s. to 755. ; nap der ditto, 78e. to 84s. ; inferior ditto, 50s. to 801. ; rowes, 8011. to 800. ; darer, old, 90s. to 116 s. ; ditto, second oat, 80s. is 1055.; draw, 30s. to 38a. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) The weather, though cold, being still fevoureble, sup- Wm, are abandaut, sad prices low. Importatious of foreign goods are well kept up. Apples have sot altered since last week. Pears ormaist of Ne Plus Year* Beane Ranee, and Easter Beurri. The beet St. Michael oranges realise fair prices. Cucumbers ere more pleatiful, sod there is a rather better demand for pis* apples sad than there has hitherto bees. Potato sales have steered little Mace last report. Cornish brooch is remise in by the crateful. Cut dowers Mal chiefly consist of orchids. pelargoniums, violets, migwoosite, spring pelargoniums , bulbs, and roma. 17WIT. _ _ _ Pineapples, parlb.,rs to its Grapes, per Ile ., 7a to 10s - uew MK*, 254 Strawberries, per oh, Ss Pears, per do., as to 10a per} Eters, Ills to Li Apples, per do:., 9d to ls Od per stews Ss to els Vll6lll Cabbages p. dos., 6d to is Potatoes, York Berk* For too, 110 s to 1305 nags. do., 120 s to 1405 „ locks, do., 901 to 90s Cups, do., 80s toes Thenlps, per bonds 3d toed Carrots, do., 8d to ad Spinach, per leers, la ed to Si Cucumbers. each, W 'std. Beet, per doh, la 6d Celery, per bundle. Is6d to Si French Beaus, per 100, be to Is I.i6aatua, per 100,14 to toe I Nato, Beall, p. bash., lea to IS Chestnuts, do., leo to 204 Abooods, do., 1e Walnuts, do., lb to lb KootCoba, p. 100100., 140 a Sabo MMES. Afigaraana, per 100, Oa to lb Seakale, per punnet, Is id to 18 Shallots, per lb, 6d to 8d llbaborb, per bundle, Is to Is Gaulle, pee lb, 64 to 8d Lettooot, eac h, Id to VI lailt i c h rore, la to b A pee bun., Led to Oa Wily, per bundle is 6d to b Soiestoont, p. boodle, Is ad Morbmiter.p.poli.,la Pe to fa lob Pereby, par Ifebea, W4a Raft. per bark fd to ed TRAFFIC a.sruitits. Inks Par Mar- Teisl, Tolst, RAILWAYS. cps sewn Asedire 2.112 MM Week slab* Dec. 14. Let Indian : Berea Dlrlsion 4711 UN 14.1111 9,664 goes Ncorth-West. Provinces aft f w 2.4166 1,735 3,481 Freak wan" Feb. 7. MI UM Cies.,4lTrbi4.o9u, lads.. lOW Leda 72,616 14.143 HAS s" Tisolt ending Feb. 15. MISIMITp 4 Itotterdan .. Lcadoa, Tilbury, 4 South all 1,0011 1.012 PROVINCIAL MARE MARKETS. - - - - - (:hippy, Pia. 27.-itales to-day t-Catedoolan, 117-Onus Eastern, 491 60 tit* f--Great Western, ad. Mt- fancashiro and Forbids*, xd, 1011211-landon and North Wede ib r i n no , e ex d-itaaelsonter..asileid, and Lincolnshire. 414-- and Cargale, ad, 6421etropolitan, I new, 14 146 -Ninth il Britt* fdt 4--eoutla Ifauaws, ad. Ottl e U =t, Luxem bourg, 161 U-16 t -British and e, new, §ge-Brttish and Foreign Nadas. Nt p.-Thames and Mersey , 1-16 1-16 lip. gguemagait. 27.-Lowdon and North Western Railway dock changed hands to-day at OW. Oa , ad, and Itt Wagon at 121, ad. Closing quotations : great Weatert a t: Valley), 00 to 61. it-Ditto NrusinOaa Guaranteed, 761 to 761 ad.-South Staffordshire. 101 to 11, ad.-Booth Staffordshire Waterworks, el to 64 -Birmingham Canal were buyers at sm. After hours yesterday Metropolitan Wagon shares were done at Is p., cam dlr., and Oldbury Carriage at las. id. p., cues die. mandamus, FIB. 27.-A good market with steady pram Groat lantern, 484 I-ditto A. 47 (ad. I) e.d.-Great Skip. I St. 9.1.-Great Western of Canada 11 6-1 b rest W, stern, 67 01 -lanesabireand Yorkshire, 10681 li-Loadon and North Western, 901 i 1-Manchester. Shelleld, and Uneolnahire, 4.11 I 4-IMtto SixiaCent. Pref., 126t-Ditto New tire per Cent., 'I.-North ,64 3-South Eastern, 94i is. d.-flames and Mer sey Marine Insurance, 34 p.-Metropohtan, 14 346 I- Bank of Mancheeter, 4t p.-Honks Aureola It 1646 -Midland New 54. Pref., 3a. p.-Ditto 41. ditto, W. dd. v.-Metropolitan New, 2 15-16 p., 3 p. num(' RETURNS. —The traffic receipts of rail ways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week ending the 21st of February, on 10, bat 611 miles, to 49 . r., and for the corresponding week of year, on 1 217 miles, to 460,1901., showing an inane's of 394 sad of 32,5921. in the receipts. The gross receipts no the following 14 railways amounted in the euxesaie, w 7,968 to 362, 341. ; and for the eorreepoodieg week of 1862, on 7,082 miles, to 362.0001., - showing en M. mew of 236 miles, and of 20,3741. to the receipts. The in.: ream on the Caledosian amounted to 7i.b. on the Great Eastern to 1,2641. ; on the Great Northern to 3121. ; on the Great Western to 835/. ; on the Lan cashire and Yorkshire t 01,6471. ; on the London and North- Western to 5,108/. ; on the London, Brighton. and South Coast to 1,430/. ; cie the Leaden aed Eiouth•Western to 1,569/. ; on the Naeehester, f4lefisid, sad Lincoln. shire to 1,0814 ; on the Ilidkod is 1.7181. ; on the North British to 1,=31. ; on ilb• North &stern to 2,731/. ; end o• the South-Beaters to 93111. ; total, 27,7721. But from this mast be deducted 1851., the decrease on the Great Southern and Wentern,leaving the increase, as above, 90,3741. The goods and mineral traffic on thine lines amounted to 226,0411., and for the eery-mooed ing week of 1862 to 213,7521., @bowleg an increase of 12.2891. The receipts for passengers, parcels, amounted to 156,3334 apart 148,2481., showing an increase of 8,0834 The trine receipts on 65 other lines amounted, on 3,343 mile., to 110,4081., and for the corresponding week of last year, on 3,165 miles, to 98.190'., showing an increase of 158 miles. mid of 12,2181. in the receipt& The total receipts of the tart week show a 40(111•110 of 3,9961. as compared with those of the precedisg week, ending the 14th inst. The " Morning Post " of September 29, when describing Bewsee's Brest Clock In the Exhibition. says • The large clock Is the centre transept is a fine piece of mecha nism, one of the largest b oy Bensons new showrooms contain clocks designed e first artists of the day, and in clude clocks for the drnelugrocou , diningroom, bedrooms, lib rary, ball, staircase. bracket. carriage. church. turret, railways, warehousecaustiaff.houee,ovith musical, astronomical, end every description of clocks. from the plainest to the highest quality et which the act is st present capebie. Church sad turret clocks specially estimated for. Brown • illustrated pamphlet on clocks ta tor d watches (free lq post for two stamps) caftan' a short tibi ae clock and watch matins. with descriptions and prices: to lt sag •• a guide in the purchase of a clock or watch, and en ables those who lire in Pentland. Ireland, Wales, th e co l on i es. India, meat pert of the world to select • clock. J. W. Benson received a= .. medal sad honourable mention . — ti and 94, Lud gate-hill, established 1749.--ladvertisensent _ _ iii Kii o o 11.100 11.114 MOW WOOS B % .B ! **ISI I me. -- w ii4 l l*lll FROU 16,000 80,000 0. 0 • • 0 0 12, 1,00880 183,820 rtr.oor 4.11 10,0,0 6.004. "•!.'2^ att,,Ott 101.4K4 10,000 (moot 10.001. 90.061 17,000 LV.VW smote 111.90 AM 1 IBS 1 tar el if t r.. i ... r sii id _ 4 Ill} ddi . Id 7 in 50! flu 10 . - 3i. - IS i II 77 4$ llk 11 zd