The Express. — London, England, 1856-04-02 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS LAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. /1:0.1, 01111311Mi7la eOrtal la 111•1•AV.-r4 AAAAAA MINT PT • MIS! The bamkrupt sew a wete.wiat, of Heyford and ltsg- Dro•: Toe emit trioet.tad so feature of iaterest in itself, u' !be ,•takri.pt pep+ d ►is eassiaatios an. p;osed. The ettruti.ot of the emit 1.0. to 1..1, a few day' ego, by Mr. L+ena.e to the hat Oat a permit named Wild, who hid plated is poweiti , a sad. r the bankroptey, had appro. nvid part of t-e proceeds ot tie edits. ILI Honour sow reerred to tse matter, sad said that Wild mow He was glad to h or that Mr. li eu s tr , the unth es i t. , , w.a willing to noon the coati Of tho 1 r in o f , rater n p •rt it •A , .t did that the hankrupt had ree....c.1 41. frogs Wdi ti.• kt cp quiet." It is °sly due to kis to .rate the. on receipt cf the money, he at ones com mw,inted with the wises*. 'Pe haskrup% a heiii:er, t f applied for his ter oi rte. It epps are 1 'tat I. had been before the c rr; so nen es June, 1861, when he was awarded • first clew eon Yeas. Oolp WI. in Vie potted had been r seder that baskreetcy. He now owes to nesetered creditors ; to tb .se !radios security, 3,2441. The -wets we of tr !hog sant t, but the sr.iperip held as sees /ay, ioaNs;ing of h in Cnanceitir's-road. Hammer smolt, was retuned at 4 6 71. Mr. Lowrance, for the aseignees, did act oppose, but 'arrested that a short aujiutoutent should take p'ric?, la tract to within what so; plus would be received from the mortgaged property. Hie Honour directed so adjournment tar three month,. IN ill a. DAVI/. TM bentkrupt was a leceose e sect...liar, brickmaker, and builder, of Bromley. ltis was the (nomination meeting. Mr Chidley, f r tne omegas's, opposed ; and it appearing that the &emote sr, , e uoratepf,ctory, bb HOCIORT adjourned the cue sine de, with protection ter sin weeks. LNSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. :s la W. WINDEX -Aitt'Sl l,i THI fl This isso;a•nt was " n.)a sr." wiles called. )Ir. Seeped appeared t .oppc 4., end com; lained that the insolvent had °Limed th• pro.ettion of the court to • month, sod never intended to appear. The stortny In the issolvtai SAked the court to dismiss tte petition. Mr. Sofro! objected to sof h a mare, es tba insolvent mid vain petition and get prop ct:oo. It was not a sass for the rrotsctioa Act. Nr Cosenssieser lierphy w,uld strike the case oat of the list, leaving the iDSOIT•Iit at the disposal cf his credi tors Ile rem etebered aowof a man who got protection to po to The Cu. was 'track oat and the protection oesstd. TIIE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MANSION-HOUSE. rstriekllissham was brouebt before the Lord Mayor by police-e wet abls J. ssph Wale. 563, wader the following eireneutasers: Hugel Ditty,* miltinmar , a ,id—lst night, jut after I alighted from am omnibus to King William-street, the mr oat' emu up to use sad said he was a dimmer from the 77th Regiment, sad tha. he was so badly off that be would rather be lolled up thin Militia at urge. I therefore Rare him into eseto,ly. He thee' said that he deserted from St. Jolla% la Camara. woe pure ago. The Lori Mayer—PrAoser, do you wish to ask the wit less nay quakes? Prisunrr—No, my lota, I hire no qui:Aloe to oak. Iwu &Oat yeari and four n. nth. In the service before I de serted. The Lori Mayor —Bow long did you rennin In Canada after pole deeertad ? Prim r—A w et. I tlen went on boards ship, and worked ay mew loTt r to this cosotry. The Lord lispor—What hits pow been doing sines you toms ever 7 Preoaer—Wt cosset I cooli get work I did 1., ■nd I worked very ha,d I have been plooghisp, and rasping, sal moans', sad do;rg 0 logs of that sort. The Lord Idayor—Do yrs sow admit before so that lon ins deserter ? Yes need so; i 5.,,, the question talon Jos like. Prisoner—Ter, my lord. I ettlisied la tie town of Oal wey is the yeas 1838. I was quite sober when I deeerted, sad I thought I ei.eid het es. myself by deseertiag. The prisomr was be. resseaded, la ardor that the meths. lilies at the Hone Osiris sight he semassaiestel with. Bow-anger. DIOTTASANCI AT TNT ADILPIS TIZATILT. fuses Payee, a person of eery respestable appearamer, who mated that he was a trademasin in the etraid, wee eherpd with befog deal aid disorderly in the AdMpati 'Dwane, and mastitis, policeman ♦ lit It appeered that the grimier entered the theatre last strain is a slate of latosieatios, aid peaelnted es far sa the eheelwator's bar, baler. his maditiera wee sagest The Meek-Win refire d to Mrs t him, apes which he be gan to smistaia his right to per in se mainly that it was bud smeary to set d fsr the wastable to lament him. He misted, sad musk the constable several times. The primer did mot deny that ►e ins tipsy, bat he de and in in. that ha had used any Mikes* he tbse mastable, who, ou the smarmy. had seed mash Melanin te him. He wes sere he maid pet ham been se eery tipsy, we he mold am ham pried the titres* without eheeevetiess. hir IBMs, said it was only Oa warder. man who al witted that ho was drink vela that of two reliable wit mews, the pollsemas sad the sleek-caber. For the smash es the format ha was liable to a msat►'s imprimenmant. He mut he ...sated for eight days. neenraytox or TEI llllLLlMlLlevtaascus Will The myna! swam° sam against Mown.Morey um, Marks Tomer, Desjusta J. Heywood sad Co, Omega Wallis, Hoary F. Tamer, Charge Btrosacb, Mary Au Field sad Ilea, Henry Naylor, Itiebard Gorringe, J. MIAMI% Joba Mit:tato, sad Daniel Dw, mespiers of maaateastriee, te., at Bolletele, (or sot emaplyiag with the Smoke Ast, ad for am salsa the ben preetimble Imam to primat the' Wraps of malose and °femme smells, baying bola ap pealed kg decision by Mr. Comte, Ms wort was gala errwded by tbs lababitrots of lellagtoa sad Mu unfound- Ime distetet. Mr. Bedlam appeared to pr met* os belief of SU Crows ; Mr. Layton. t►e vestry clerk of laliagtos, fir Um lamb; end Mr. Perry defended. Messrs. Heywood sad Co , the vanish makers of Bath- Wiese, was the Ant ease rolled. l);. OMR' stated teat be had visited Mr. Herreed's premium, sad fosod th,ttf. wheat labile out by Mot Rosto n's for the sadessaties of asps" awl with* is sF plash!, 10 all trades emitting Rozless vapours, wawa eatreawly good plss sad &amend vary well Indeed. Mr. Cirri' said he was glad to be ,r it, sad should karma a saunas' Ilse of Is, sad 2.. eats _ _ _ I. the erect Mr.Cleerlse TanTer, Dr. Odliag reported t►at aothiag ►al bees low. The defendant, ►eweesr, was eb 'et aeleatiag Mr. Heywoacre paint, u wens aka Mr. Vallee sad Mr. Crewe. Mr. Bwikie gait that if Heywood's patine wore adeptti It would Y 6 satisfactory. Mr. Comte isilitted the sews Ise I• the above saw. This declaim was s'to adopted is the ressialog ewe r with the inceotioa of Mr. Doom, who was Boos 61. sad mete, eat Mr. Schirmer, who had two swassohota spinet him, whe deed If. Be.ie each. Mr. Peen laid sow that the ewe lad Wakened, be, ea behrle of the defeedwur, wuhed to eipreee M Kr. Cowin their thee'', foe the kinder.s sad atteetiee he bed phi to tie eases, end without which they toad net have rosogioill tke iv& er esnied on their respostivo Indic To Dr. Odlirg alio their thanks were **relay due. Mr. Bodkin laid than one of the allnatages melt* from there ewe having been brooglit forward woe Yr. Hey wood'. 'stein, which worked very ratisteeterily. Mr. Conte hey* expensed a wish to me the pebent is °ptyalin, tM p.rtiei left rho dein. SERIOUS Full IN FLEIT.BTIIII7 . .—Imet evening the estrange premien of Idnen. D deka sod Co., wholesale fury 'tetragon, &a., 134, Fltet-etreet, were totally de meaned by Are. The 8.. o! 11111“ area dimemed about hal tput 7 iielrek. 7he promises el Mr. Clarke, pettleber ; Mr. Pettit, bearnellor; Mr. Clark, draw; lin. Watts, eonprrt ud Weirs. Hughes arta Kinlarr, were severely damned by water. The total lon will amosat to sone timurands ps-ada. Tte tries of the firs Gould set be agertersed. IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) The 8 tank th• chair at twelve o'clock. Mr. Blunt' presented thirty-one petitions to favour of the Medical ProitHloo Bill ; Mr. Wm. LOCKHART pre stated • petition Irons the &nee of the University of Glas gow egunet the bail. A large number of other petitions were presented for and agaiort the bill. Mr. R. PALM= presented $ pet lion from the Royal Coles' of Physicist's, suggestion amendments in the bill. Mr. I:lnapt-Au, who had charge of the ball, presented numerous petitions in its favour, meludiag one from the professiAs of Manchester, and another from the Revd College of Physicians of Edusbargh. MEDICAL PROFESSION BILL Oa the motion for going let ewsist.t 03 on this bill, Lord R. GROSVENOR admitted that legislation Os this subject had been called for by the etuntry, het notice had been given of upw.ris of 100 amendosente to the bill, Borne of which went to the very pritciple of the measure ; and, under these circumstances, he asked filet the committee shoeild be postponed, to give time for the consideration of the various amendment*. .-----------... Mr. BARROW oneurred in this req•est. Re agreed with the gener.l tries pie of the bill, but as these amend meats groan alter that prineirie, it woull be taking the cnntry by sunrise tr go on wi.h the committee to-day. Mr. HEADLAM decline It 3 'nee to this apreil. De lay would not place the haute in a better position fur coo eidering the bill than it was in then. Mazy of the &mind. meta were of • verbal and matter-of-coarse character. _ Mr. WALTER Insisted that the amendments week, too important to be disposed of in a hurried manner, sod as many of them went to the principle of the bill, they ought to be disposed of before g ing into c 'mantes. Mr. MITCHELL said the bill, by repealing the Apothe caries' Act and escltriag chemists and druggists from its operation, would enable them to practise se apothicariee. Now, had the medical profession known this, they certainly would not have oetitnitied so generally in its favour. 8:r G. GREY estimated a hope that Vie house would not mute time by discussing matt.' which could only be dis poeed of inoommittee. bat proc.ed it once to decide whether they should go into committee to-day or not. Mr. WALPOLE thought sufficient reasons had been shown to justify the postponement. He was very much dip teed to believe that the bll ought to be referred to • select committee; and, to afford time fir considering that gneetion, he would move that the committee be poopmed until Wit.inthdoy next. Mr. DRUMMOND supported the aosendraent; it was far too important a Lord EBILINOTON had come down to the house pre paired to move that the bill be referred to a select com mittee, and he hoped the government would seriously con sider the espediracy of adopting that course. Mr. CHALIPOED wan for warding with the bill at race. They would be in no better position a week here. ,boa they were row. Mr. HENLEY advocated a pottposement, and hoped the boos mould not be put to the tr..able of a division upon it. Mr. MEADLAM should consider a postponement as Innillammant to a defeat of the bid. The representatives of dee eiedieal co:denies bad, certainly, Induced the govern nest to propene amendments; but, at the same tune, they wen soienilese fir delay. Lord SLCHO aid .he universities of Scotland had pre pared a hill ow this rahj. et, sod if a delay of a week took place the boon would have the advantage of hsvies that bill A. their hands while they were disposing of thj =MUM After some further discussion, in whielt Mr Brady, Mr. Black, and Mr. Barrow t 4k part, Sir GEORGE GREY said it would be invite to go to a division, sung that it was the general wish of the house that then should be a delay of a week. This delay would afford an oppentunity for thore who had charge of the bill to consider whether it would not be better to refer it too select cossuitee. Yr. T. DUNCOMBE suggested that the bill should be committed, pro formes, with the ♦iew of baying it re printed, with this amendments new proposed, and then rri (erred to • select committee. For hie part, he believed the public objected to any interference with their stoles In see 'feting medical advuers, no matter whether the doctors were quacks or sot—Cs latigt)—and he confused frankly that he 'hyoid be glad to see the bill, as well as the Vac nineties Bull, &foetid altogether. Sir J. PANANCIfON on) net to getting rid of the bill by a side wind; let it be dop IS4 d of upon its merits, sad if it were postponed the government ought to help tog bon. member who bad charge of it, is obtaiatog soother day for the committee. The house then dividcd, when there appeared, Per the amendment llB Agatha it blvjority against Wag into committee sow 35 HEADLAII tr ea called sport the government to state the noun they intended to pease with reference to the bill. He should never bare undertaken its respirability had ha set boa ander the impression that the government, tonne eitat, were plodded to support him ; they had now, however, thrown his everbard, and be mut therefore call apes Ulna to take up the bill, otherwthe be should wash his hands air Sir HOBBY declined to take charge of the bill ; nor was he prepared, without farther inquiry, to say that he would briai Is tome similar measure. Under these eireumstances he thought it would la as well to have the bat referred to • *elect ovmsnittee, or what was still better perhaps, to ►are the whole subject ivratigated by • commission. After some bather discussion, the committee on the bill was palpated natal this der week. Mat sitting.] DONCASTER SPRING MEETING. THIS DAY. (ii =scrim 'moosAnt.) • LATEST BETTING. DONCASTER HANDICAP. 4 to 1 apt Bracken 6to 1 Squire Watt 7 to 1 Greencastle No Nine backed. CITY AND SUBURBAN. 100 t) 1 opt Sir R. Tnaskord and Banda (cooplod) METROPOLITAN. 100 to 40 apt Cassels's (t) 10 to 1 Itiddbtea (.) 10 to 1 Earl (t) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 2to 1 apt 143-by-Neibt (e) 9to 1 Bird-in Hued (I) CHESTER CUP. 18 to 1 apt Terkshire Grey (t) 26 to 1 Hospitality (t) 60 to 1 St. Domino (t) 1,000 to 1$ Diego (t) 1.000 to U Heoprfer4 (r) DERBY. to 1 opt Pty-byNislit (t) 20 to 1 Coasobbo (I) 22 to 1 Pone Bie (e) 33 to 1 Bird-la-Head (t) SHOCKING HOCIDINTIIT aft;ewww. Weft the smokes asecit ea red at Parferd. • herr war Joseph euterst err subset crebenting the rear at poor, Maid the aewere per= et a It.b. weight fell of gragerr and tiering doss so, treed it eon, the powder brig lir sent tee greed and centred, without any Or leans rem et veatilethoo. He this piled ogre row wpm 14 or whew the arch was applied to the trio csred .sdll with it, the Implosion was tteredese. TM weight IRIS red late a dam splinters. sail Raw is all dins- Wes. • loath bred Hint wee eosin ep et the tire, rie M the Yea irk tan rack him on the sir, pared Meer dreogb sutra* sad emerged tree re Ober re if his body. He wee tree up blinding rarely, reow. fru; sad all bat lifeless, and moseyed to the tallmasy, whets every attentive was 'aid to hr. No hopes of his recover/ems be eadloredred. The barber (Mires) wee Oakes late errody. Abashes of the iron areir, after flying upwssda co: NI pere & elfeek the herewook et the shop wires et Hr. Fs/ord. Meted this tar, Derry street, severely shattered 1., aver rushed eight larse pease et owes. Several prow had very S•111 , W repel tool the lying oplintern—oresempir prisoner. SINGULAR DRAT' aft • LANPLIGHTZL--Yeetir day Mr. Hnot rear eft lesser at the Hectare' I Lorre, Orey'ora owed, rearm the dirk of ho bool erne, e laspltghter, aged 47, Well is the em ploy of the Lorre ties Coopasy. It erred hoe the itiieaw this the deemed was clipeelog the lamps la Greet Jeerratotet, Thereltared. The ptteber," to hoe arra% grectir her or of the lesp-prea. gar way, sad &adored fill will Ms ladder, orb rote =irsr be risela re Kral Yrte ere Ore Sere et the wrenm sorra them gram" roe knee/ft Wire& by boys Wats' to dm after ditaktasop the lneppeste. Meet • teals furealgrva the jury derwri the fessewfary vardiet:—" TYR lie Mussed was esilsetally killed by &Meg Um • OSIbli• ow Map. Ike.; ori w fury me ef *piers that Se • Orr boas' alassima largloolle is the merger ratlike addl. Orr dreg* Is mow sommetioa. it such aCei• dews to Mere, whore by • keret et ley similar share rs soil they rewswerabi rob ea shorn= te the Cr : trel li. impolite* Beer of vertu, is sew the district CRYSTAL PALACE—Return of admissions far six deli., *allay ileteriley, Much 29 r admitted, iecludfac ewes Weer kidders, 24,484; saseat received ter lanmass*. 10211 6... CHTIITAL PeLACE.—OIt! SHILLING DAT.-APILIL I,—A444l4dada a devoted', 2,196; ditto by sews tiedvds, 493; tail tieltolll, 2,689. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 2, 1856. SOUTHAMPTON POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAT. On Monday night a large number of the members and friends of the Polytechnic Institution, at Southampton, assembled at the Royal Victoria Assembly-rooms, for the purpose of coasidenhg, together with the Attorney-Genera. Sir A Cockburn, Dr. Booth, and the Hon. and Rev. S. G. Osborne, the benefits and adventsges derivable from me chanics instituter. Tea we. provided, during the disponi of which al airs were Send by an efficient band. Daring the evening some glees *ensues by amateurs. Atter the tables had been cleared and removed, Mr. J. R. drzenino, the pre s;dent of the institution, took the chair, and having introduced the hosinem of the evening and welcomed those who attended as visitors, called upon the secretary, Mr. Pond, to give the meeting an on line of the position and ►rorpreta of the instillation. It appeared that it bad been 27 years in existence, during which time it bad encountered many difficulties, notwithstanding 'bleb the institution bed been the means of greatly &misting the canoe of ion in Southampton. At present it was in debt, the many cells which had been made upon their funds, owing to the increase of members, hai to some extent been the means of bringing about these difiLulties. The pre sent number of members is 380, sod the expenses, it seems, art more then the proceeds can ecmfortabiy bear. After commenting on these partieolan, Mr. Pond reed let ters iron Lord Stanley, Alfred Tennyson, George Craik• shank, and Colonel J.dnes, espreseive of their regret in not being able to be present that evening. The meeting was first addressed by Dr. Booth, who was followed by the Hon. and Rev. S. G. Osborne. 8 r A. COCKBIMN then roes and mid—l bun often had the honour of addres,irg audiences in this room, bat I could safely, and from my hoer, my that I addressed' an audience with greater pleasure, because we all meet on e .onon ground. The Southampton Polytechnic is one of those institutions which any man may be proud to be on anted with. I tv p 3 the institution will not fail for want of funds; it would to, MecreditaMe to all connected with it Two °Timm The railway ewe market today is again gene rally better. Most of the chief stocks have risen to per cent. The appearance of the market continues decidedly favourable. Lendoe and North-Western stock is quoted 1021 to 103; Great Western. 88 to 1; Midland, 751 to #; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 88 1 to 89; South-Euterns, 22} to ;; Caledonian; so; to 3l; aid Great Northerns, 23/ to 24. Namur and Liege 'hares are flatter, but moat other foreign descriptions are well maintained at the late rise. Buff ilo and Lake Huron, Great Western of Canada, and Sambre and Meuse shares are better. ORDIEART SHARES AND STOCKS. to 1 p.a. WWI= I UMW Sift ". S=Bass. W Struirfek.li /*coffins, Rtrkialfts.SCisideaft 64 9 IS 19 16 17 121 138 82 91 61 618 id 15 16 dim dot Ir.- WWI rd Saar ;weir.il Dolma hos. Ur..l4ll6.siddbord.e. Bremen Form 01100, Ore A.. . Bar torrld Do. No en 440.. lerminritand=r.. Edbflormr irl r Etnobont=dr Gramm Dr am la.. DwA,Grad D. Mak. Ot Dot . OWL nal Wot.(tn. J Greed Warm. Dot Noveldryoa.ltle. Laimertee rad Orris .. II 'MI id ao Ti $ 17 111 end to the town at large if it failed for want of proper sop port diffuse thou advantages of which it is capable. The ' chairman has adverted to the difficulties under which Usti unions of the hied laboured, owing to the state of the law in reference to the holding of property, and pointed out those difficulties to me wets ail the knowledge and sagacity by wh.ch he is m eminently disticgoished ; and all I can say is, that I will give my most anxious 'diction to the sub ject, and will do all 1 c.a to effect such modifications of the law ea 1,111 remove the difficulties under which institutes* of the kind Lboured. (dear, hear.) I say this not is reference to Smattineapton slave, for if the litigation in which the town is involved in a* faeces to the Hartley Monist is Draught to a succeutul terminatioo, you will be pl eon d beyom the reach of a mcimity for an alteration in the low. 1 will, however, be note the lees active or ens* geiic in getting the law amended, for I am interested tot only for the welfare of this netiiution, but for the g, of of all similar eccietise throughout the moots,. For what is more important than the spread of enlightenment sad the match of education I I cannot treat myself to dwell on these topics, which have been so ably handled. Bat I might say this, the, looking at the sub jest solely w.th reference to the interests of the society and ol mankind, I cannot conceive anything more Despotism th en the education of the groat melees of the pe. plc. (Loud cheers) What was it that marked out progress for thi last half century ? Nothing but the ad v+ooll of knowledge and the ipread all education. Where is there a community whieb has not in the lot few years bees 'finned end shaken to its very centre by disturbances and eullteleti.:ni of one rort and mother, and what is that which his male Emitted what she la ? What le it that rallies us mooed the throne end the cos titution under whets we live end in which we move? Is it alone the spread of wealth ? Is it alone the interest we have in the temporal prosperity of the country ? No. There have been many who withia the last few years have hal to go through the ordeal of distress ma of poverty, of privation and of want. We have bad fohueal viciuitudes and things to by the tempers and the patience of men. What is it which has made the English people the brave, the patient, and enduring people that they are ? Not moiety those temporal things to which I have been advert leg, tut the intelligence, the education, and the spread of knowledge which has been going on amongst the people. But 'decades has not, unfortuaately, resolved the extended development it ought to have done.Uoheppily there ere still large portions of the population to whine the bete tits of ethic ition have not been extended, but the necessity of it is lc It oa all beads. Happily the pro judieee which at one time prevailed amongst a large proportion of the wadi theories into t homed of education are becoming day by day mere and more feeble, and classes cf all kinds end statesmen of every opinion. are, with few *monitions, of the belief that there is nothing more km ortsat for the NMI of the com munity than that the intelligence of the people should be developed in every way possible. When it WM propored com move the stamp duty from newspaper, and thereby inners* the political information of the soen try, an apprehension "misted that bid lofermotion and vicious principles would be circulated ; but I would tot believe is any such this'. The more information wee spread the greater will be the diffesion of Meow:edge, and the more we allow the unfet tered circulation of information, the latter will it be for the peep's, and the better for all perdue of the community. These principles are now actuating the feelings of the whole body of Beigliolt Inatome'', and I ass sure they are principles conducive to the welfare and imeects of the community at large. I bail with the most cordial media faction the movement which is now pies on fcr the spread of education. It is true, that for she last two years the social and progressive development in the people of Beg land has been checked by the necessity of action and of energy in another quarter. We have hod a great and a mighty matest to swain. We have stemmed the torrent of tyranny, and we have stool fur the Interests of Mediae tom and of mankind, and the emelt has been highly satis factory. The honour of Ragland km been eminently and nobly sustained. The soldiers of the army of England have never upheld the reputation of the country with more intrepidity and bravery than daring the present war. But there is ooe thing whisk equally strikes me, end that is, that in no former war km the soldiery of En gland shown suet eminently good endue% as in the one jest concluded; and still more bay. I been struck with this tact, that in no former war in which the flag of England has been ueforled have the soldier. shown, by their conduct and by their letters, each Settler latelligues end narked understanding of that in whisk they were mused. Teat this intelligeam of the classes width *apply our army mae be serried out to its fullest extent by *dustless' in. stitations of every di wription Steamboat the country Is my mut ardent desire and hope. It is through the middle awes of this country that education must spread amongst those who are dependeat upon their daily labour. After alluding to the great commends' advantages of Southamp ton m a motile poet, and the large and dell inueselag trade of the town, the lesrud gentlemen his re marks by passing a high euloginm upon lbe public and private worth of the presides% of the thalltheies. Tie Hoe, Judge Seim! nut aibeeenl the meeting, Meatless Is the sovietism@ of edelweiss. end the feed:tore gives by iestitatioas of the Wad milit Ile mot a support forteesediag mad peouffigffillite Ile • vote of thanes to the Adieu sot &elm= emeladed the remedial/ie. The Preach =dual air, "Pertain pow la Syne, was played, with "OM save the Cason," In hewer of the emegemeat drone. LWank& omilles Toessaiel ''' =WNlTliliili — ki Load= or IllricsaU . ==knil::: IN D. alb Walk &KA Lbrepish Do. ibirso. No. 1 Matraimilfts De. Ulm reDery N rewTy"' — aid — lea .71 NownWanaglattlias. a_ lob! —....—... Do. New I Northers °natio treks North BM& North Dowooalo. Do. • Do. B Gooroatord... N.Distors—Nrorigk.... De. 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Pea VA Prot 411. biZMSoorp.Aborg et Mon. 1 p.otrot Pork& Dolootorso Ds I pre otftlat.ll4l -oh PENA - sik Ikea tw— ILlps.—Dsnr.4pLitet: Da der de. Ds. Lob 2.40. MU Do. Teti • lilittaL 17ista OM. NAV hd. Ow& Drkwik DIM Ilud4i want, I.I26I(I•LAwaiLAM) DIM 4; pi! DIM =oil 4i g is" uidrua lr a r bs t smo. 4 lan e wi,litimmin ads. I steep awl liftwil Ne I p. 01.01111ip.ema. la Sim aim MI 4116 .. m▪ il Mess liat ban gria.i pc k 1111M11011 a. Tor lmL C fir. ' psedll •ihs. 2 Ds. Owe. at Ds DiAmpy:s tut Omni at I N . . as 01. w waft MOO I De. New . —..-- Drl7. 80. OM m O. doh n. fn. 0 Dm am OMM•Mop DualMs mod Tarr, .. Da MrOrL Low Omos Imm MOMmmomo r . mst. iir — riet et. Fri bilks! hea Parlerirfira .agOrlseir Rode In!ei! riegu, If; 10 i 20 4 Se 20 1 1 so' ra B'l 1 9 Ii /04 1021 i 16 29j SO Ul TN i i lee 60 700 101 16 s 7 0 ti; lei I • 'ft 44 101 10$ 31 40 16 80 111 IS SO 62 tS SO Se . 90 ie 944 sae BO 81 193 18.3 104 186 641 IS 53 60 70 78 51 61 pit 34 fie pa 16e 71 11 103 104 1021 102. Par 4 Pm dls par 91 A lii Di die MI ?if 43 43 11 14 51 63 ii 0" 111 SO W al I s 37 H. s i 1: 102 164 ad fa II 0 46 41 1 i al li 011 Ms 6 N Hi 'co Si 4! Ii Ii - ~• 112 16:1 112 120 $1 MI U 96 66 id 111 li4 al I ST Of 12 12-iar 04 70 114 110 107 109 102 104 ii a I. II 1114 IN! 100 IN IS 67, 1.19 ii 1,1 Ili 10 Is 75 191 Si 9 1 14 1 1 46 114 1 I I ila iTs ia 95 97 14 la s• •l N • 14 - llii ft 10 11 NIN uf 109 IN 10 7 r ti ti C NATI. • 9i Tar I pa 1 I If pia l Pa I er 311 II 14 pa 111 I I II 1$ 14 II 114 14 li Ile a I 11 7e 4 A a lin 111 111 Us us 141 HO ase 44 44 us 111 U 12 pa - 11 IN,. k PA 2 4 121 1 4 WIN If' 124 4 1111 144 11 SI 63 I li Pis If II 14 14$ I+ f,. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF CANADA. TO !ZS IDITOO OP TILII 81i,-1 gni instructed by the Board of Threaten le hand you the amassed '.nasty et the halr.yearly ow seams et tie awatway, the detail et whieh will appear is the report. aew in the print—l ea, &a, _ BRACILITONE BAUR, estretary. The Great Western Railway et Coned% 29, Autlntriare, Laudon. April 1. Net moose hem the worlds; et ttie GreetWerters daring the halt.pwr sad ist/ le.. 81, 1568, delimiting interest en heads. he. . . (aqui to a divides& et 91 per amt. es the sears 'aortal 'untied to divielead ) Loas monies for repayment of govern west 'tea 12.775 0 0 73.149 2 0 Ditidead at the nese Bperceat.par imam 72,782 19 Salaam carried W maze half-year 364 2 9 The greed naval review at Portaseeth by her mow', ta still deed, ye ere lassoed, fee the 16th, the levels easiosaesid for that day hulas/ bees ehaepd te the 16 h. An iefinatial committee, compond partly of anal sad =Alton offigitze, partly of clergyman sal civilian, hes lesse fern= with dig view of ranee feeds far tie mottos ofa chetah la Cessteettasplo, se $ anweepset to the =or nary of those wise tell I. the late war. ant sf ratite= to tiled for the resteretice st puss. A pablie =seem will shortly he hold for t►e prometioa of this apes. ander the presides= of his Rani }Mbar= the Duke of Cambridge. The Society for the l'ropapatioa of the Gospel bus rained inwards of 1,01101. i• aid of this On= The disisisad toe tits six months midis; Demobs, 31, was paid to the abusholden of the Esettra Conti= Railway ea Money last. RAUL Panorrlcox.—Hayda'a " Creation" was at this mew imthattes es Monday swain. M i t a r d somatemersto the mammary of the birth-day of we immertal composer. The oelo nuts were takes by Mlas aumforil. Mr. W. Cooper, sad Mr. Lawlor, suppecteel ty a midi Ins easiest Mersa, sad awasepaabed by Mr. Chines peribmassa ea the largo organ. The eetertatameas wee won rewired by a lay. minima. We ambushed that Moaday mesisp an to be devoted to sacred performances of • similar eitsresewr. Is orsowiasees of do anommee most et Peale the whale of the heat of the bundle, was Inoshfally iileadaetini with calmed Imps, Rea, White, sail Bair betas Abe coespicaoss *Wear. WHITEHALL, Munn 31.—Tba QUM has been pleased to prmot the Rev. &Ankh Niooleo• to the oburois at 80isleteir, otherwise Smolders, I. tbo perish of Ay, lw , crew, is tbo Iresintory of !Avicenna and shire of Boss, vacant by the death of the Her. mead Mum,, ho e ausistor tbereef.—Ca:Mte. iw . w NT: Mi ps. 5i e.": r ... i. .....7.7. ;.1 7 .. .1 1 Wain 14.W.el Inzare 1--- . fie;;. iil Zi i jail M. lOu Is all all Wt. Rai et. 100 poi ,101 100 100 Poo it — . 161 10 lb to II 20 lb I iii 1 109 ' i t tco oo 100 Iwo 11 di oto 7 I ii. I S all !! aP WI 10i e 44 124 _all Da li_i ! Ili i ' ii IS 3 a to a [ui MIT ,AloPits& -I-- - :-: -: 1..,~. amirken - rialierala - DltakatlaiL.M•ollo:l6 Oameretal Vala" lanpartlioletAaat. Me Ws .... SO " imilia Look laS sid =r; 00 Larks Als ask ... IS Larks asil IS Larks • wows saLlPasof=kos Io Fatima Mt 20 New Ss* Mgr s °scam - I OdomulkoliOnsedii. Prwr. et blind / I Ams 8k.410.11.010. Dell kid* —.. Ism& Mardis di UM= ef Aostrsli; Da NOW U.do• of Undo. West. Doak of Lake $0 16.11a•IraNia aviselfaml. 10 Australia loyal ME -10 alias Ws*maim . 11, BM* ImartmaLis4... Wriii *WOO VW i00;a . :.a.. At. Do.OporstJoa.isdJal7 St. Do do rob sad Avg et. &sold him Do do Um& dop4. Do. 4 Orsolol Pair Ohms. to ==""'T EaapyL Is Omni Noolgaddo ltessim4sllllslpplo Oa. _ • Gas.frai 'mew Collier 100,003 4 L.O.es Cloosibus Coco. 10,000 10 114111ores0lso Nloot:tal. 110.000 10 Yoder 55.11aritioss 12,31 t Nolhotloado LaNd..... 11,310 10 _ Ds. PAO 5 D 0.5 Idlo. • 1,721 100 N. Prom& N. IMO Id 676 1 Nor* BM. Aulsoltdra W 1114, 0N SO North of Earope 1 °siesta' Oal 1 Do. " Now Ithorer MIN 5 PeellilverlAollallialtral 6.0 0 so Pooloatt Watts& Stem 10415 at Do. 14.545 100 RAW NW Now Ioi YAM 1 SAW& lsoosla 5104110 Del. II Okla!' Asoirellma Lod— I flatimielm I Do. Do. Ileiblend AMC 100 IllassNalasd Iw. ... Ow. Ip. o. Nada 10 Motorist Dodo SI" 10 Do. Now .....« MAN NAM IMMO Now MAN I MOAN WON MAO SIAM el 46 4 " Pin a 6•116 Ile 10 164 17i ti Se all - 14 li pa 44 4 * all 40 so' Is $ be 70 US 14.1 109 110 107 100 106 19S II if I} ,i•. !e. 'I X11+! In J n t. all IS IS 10 2 I Sas! TRAFFIC RETURNS. iLIZWATI, tr Ma , ToMI. Twl Wu. moors. &Indio. Md. U Work March L Oland Ttuak of Umida .... 383 Weak is Minh 14 . Gnat Waders of Qua& .... N. . Oinal) 233 Mk Glow owl kWh Wain Wilk delft limb VI OM* Lassisbmit Delius and County Down it £ 3,451 .4,3 W 3.5^ 6 4,E3 4,115 f,307 7,430 6,VA) 6,651 5,674 4,1113 316 373 LT :s1 116 14 79 MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocc. There is no movement to-day in the gold mining shares. Daring the last day or two, however, those of the Anglo• Californian Gold Mining Company have been in demand, owing to the receipt of more favourable advion. United Mexican shareshave been dealt in at 31. ' Annexed is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange, Mining Subscription Rooms, and Stock Exchange: Mining Exchange official list : leybriJge, 17s. 62., 16.. 61. ; North Basset, 36;391 ; Borah Cando., 295, 300; South Cam Bras, 9l ; Tinerott, 4i, I; Trewetha, 31, 3-16; Wheal Basset, 400, 405; Wheal Bolter, 660. Mining Subscription Rooms official list : Wheal Buller, 670, 680; Ding Dung, 3.5; Swaapocl, 6, ; Bewitatoor, 12.. 6.4,135. 6d.; Pecumndres, 30e. 6.J., 31s. 6J. ; Weed Wrey, 10, i,ll ; Alfred Conto4,l4L ; South thaddra, 305., 329. 64., 359. Psadeen Conso3, ; 11r. 6d., 12e. 62.; Sortridge Coosolr, i ; Welt Colic combo,6l. 6i., h the Steck Exabsers: Wheal Boller, t42}, 670; South Caradon, 296; Tin er3lt, 41, I ; Blacken, 13 ; I.4tetty, 3t. ; Fort Sown, 3a. 941., 4.. 6c1., Y. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS' MARLLANE.—THIS DAY. The receipts of all deicriptlons of graiu hats bees mode rate this week. The few samples of English wheat on sale brought quits as much money as on Monday last, and • moderate demand was it:Aries:mad f ir fore ps wheat sad dour at that day's rates. Barley the tans dearer. Oats were • steady sale, and their value was well sup ' puma. Beans and pass usehanged. mums fill° LONDOit FIL9B KARI3I! 31 TO APRU. 2. gra KNOLL Irish. Foreign. Inset —................. lie) ..... 1160 in* —....—.. 610 Om .—................. i• I 800 I File, 14X ..........«. 6lO ..... Maw. law. WW2: MINCING LANG.—THIS DAY. Badaz.—The market leas a Arm appsaraneo, sad yester day's edemas of 6d. to Is. le supported. Conan.—lmposters do at t press the market. We an again witlwat purls err. Tan.—Conosea Coogan has bees sold at 94., usual condi tion, and the article es Ann at that price. Rion.—The public sales are rather large; price ore 3d. lower tins lest rook. Rod continues ia limited demand. &Liman has bra is flood demand; refraction 4 to sold at 365. erb, and 37e. meal terms. NITILATI 0150114 hr bees sold at 18s. Parma.-1,600 bags good Batavia sold at 6d. Cram LIGIRA.-1,200 bons. offered, sad &idly bought is. Is other areeles so material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market 000tisees quiet at the fo,lowbeg Y.C. uotatiose : —Towle billow, 465. 6d. nett stab ; Petersburg Y ea tin spot, 47.. to 475. ed. ; April to May, 47e. ; 34y to due, Qs. to 47r. ad. ; ON. to Dee., 47e. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAT. Messrs. Patteadea sad Smith, hep-fsebert, report that Ass hop. us is good request st lase prises, bat ars very assess. Middling wets sloe, ars more is demand. COAL MARILIST.—THIS DAT. Walls Sad Ramll's Betted, 16i. 6d. • Walls End Hama. 17.. 6d.; Walls Bad Teas, 17s. 64-28 huh ships at alaskat. ROYAL COLLEGE OP fitatoßONll.—The following gentlemen having uodergone the aeeneary easseinasteus for the diploma, wen *Maimed members of the College at the moons, of the wart of *samisen oa the Slit olt. :—Mosan. William Powu, Fomy, Corowill ; Bdward Davis,, Wrex ham; Chaim Williams Dolgs lose, North Wales; Gloria Temparley, Nonlmahretaird ; William Abbetts Smith, Boothia, War althshiee ; John George Bath Tz .m ar..k s: Macchia; fl ; ahria Parsonage, Wrextuun ; Charles staff, Ammer, Banta; sad Samuel Griath Jokes**, grapey ; Boatel Theme Bdwarls, Cardiff ; Michael Basely. Liverpool. HAvaitun, MARCH 11.—The West India dosser Del, which left yesterday armies foe St. brought from Moake la all shoot 1,400,000 deli , doda of whisk wen for Havasoelt, sad only a small pied= mid at 1 per seat. premium (about 40,000 doll) ; this mmilloder ha to go hi. BORER EASTERN (IRELAND) RAILWAY. The usual hall-yearly gooiest meeting of the sommary was held ow Moadsy at the someway's °Bon, 20, Idoleswertb-etrest. IL J. Ikelmead, 800 .15 toe Min% A report ma submitted roommendlog • dividend of 2a. 6d. per share, "subject to Moine mg," whisk was ultimately adrpted, emitting the cr" ration to inertias to ;" the divideads r be paid e thM tag. TM statement of aecomts win also ado* I d the outgolag directors cad geed the auditors ri BOARD OP 'I'IIADE, WHITEHALL, MARCH 31. TM Bight Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Oman& lir Trade sod Pl./stations have remind, throu the ikorMary of &an for Foreign Affairs, a copy o f • &sprit from her Majosty's embargo& r at Pun, forward ing espy ot a Numb Impala! deem to the a Met that, until the promulgation of • new law shoot to be submitted to the Legislative Body,tbe duties payable upon the imports ties late Frame of mar from the Prose again' in Lain sad Murk& will sestinas the same as fined by the lot Miele ef the dome of 27th Much, 1852 —Chests*. VdTirtIMENatI—HOLLoW Are PILLS FAMOUS ma Imo Oremontro.--OMM Weidello.k of MT IMMO Righlmils Maim I* a mice to Prober HtOsray, that be bag pyelmsmem MME winnow to the dimwit his Ptila, Meng ram tissnalsog name In Mond imam being a greet edam Ormebdalzie snaps MEI the pellest rebel nom Ibilbwers _PM% n o *Hoban mid= Ye w of noribee he *Mali be nogg_ eit Mrs Isteallfy any ow of tbe pod AIM My have lamtabil bad a WM. Mid by alt motkans mins tbseueneot the world ; at Probe= Isilevayestaistids. we" 641, diraad, London; set Maligning, New * Peek; by A. Mop. Constantinople; A. Oakley, flesyna ; and E. Rub, Math. 1$ is iii iii Of 70 97 zd 16 n i o• a In Ta 103 OS db 11% zit .36 li ' i is W! U" niza . 1 a IT' 12 30 6 291 all all In ISA .00 MONEY MARKET,-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoom. The funds continue fairly supported. After temporarily declining 1 per cent., prices have reco vered to tbo closing quotations of yesterday. Consols are quoted 93 to 1 to: money and 931 to 1 for the lotn inst. Exchequer Bills and Bonds exhibit no change. India Bonds are marked 10s. to 81. die. _ _ In the foreign stock market the chief feature is a great rise is Turk 'eh Six per. Cents. and Mexican Bands. The former, after touching 103;, are quoted 102; to 1. Mexican Bonds were first marked 20Z, and rose on purchshes to 21'A. Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. remain steady, at 102 to 1. Russian Five per Cents. have been dealt in at 105; ditto Four-and.a.lialf per Cents. at 941; Sardinian at 93; Spanish Oid Three per Cents., at 451 to 461 ; ditto Deferred, at 25 to ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 631 (exch. 12 a.); ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates at 931 ex div.; Equador New Consolidated Bonds at 141; B.enos Ayres at 60; and Brazilian Old Five per Centro. at 99. The influx of specie continues large. The amount brought in by the La Plata is 2,833,967 dollars, or about 566,0001., of which six-sevenths is stated to consist of silver. Including about 800,000 dollars brought in by the Africa from New York, the arrivals reported yesterday reach the extraordinary total of 726,0001. The Derwent sailed from Geelong on the 30th De. .ember, for London, with 7,965 ounces of gold on freight, worth about 32,0001. The Heatherbell has arrived from Hobart Town, whence she sailed on the 15th December, bat is not I:::trvn to have any gold on freight. The following has been forwarded to us by tho committee of Mexican b indholders :- 7h ) Committee of Meaicao Bondholders hare received niviees from Mr. Whitehead, dated Mexico, the 3rd ult. Cengrtes was instilled on the 18th Febreary last, and con firmed the noosinstion of General Comonfort as" President substitute." His Lueller ey the Minister of Finance writes that a government brie of 10,000 is besieging Puebla which is expected coon to surrender. The pullet brings 46 000 dole. from Vera Cruz, 12,401 dole. from Tampico, and 13,684 dole. fr rm :siltation for itie dividend fund. The subjoined memorandum is from the Mexican £ c ancial agent : Mexican Deht.—By tha Weet India steamer Ls Plats. Net arrived, 57,401 dots. 6a. have been r.c.ired for the Mexican dividend.. Besides the above rum there is already deposited in the Bar k of Erg and 15 9331.11. Id.—F Facto. In another column will be found a notification from the Great Western Railway Company of Canada. Toe dividend declared is at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum. An agreement for the amalgamation of the Hamil ton and Toronto Railway Company with the Great Western Railway Company of Canada having been entered into by the reapestive boards, meetings of the shareholders of the two companies are celled for the 23rd iost., in Hamilton (Canada West), to decide upon the arrangement in question. A meeting of the Great Western of Canada shareholders is also con vened for the 9.11 inst., in London. An extraordinary general meeting of the Newport. Abergavenny, and Hereford Railway Company is called for the 17th inst., to receive a report from the committee of shareholders, and to make a decision with reference to the raising of fresh capital. The meeting of the Newry and Enniskillen Rail way Company is also called for the 30th inst.; and that of the West Flanders Railway Company for the 24th inst., in London. At the meeting of the Tourney to Jurbise and Linden to Heuer Railway Company, held at Bros se!s, on the 29th March, the dividend for the latter half of 1855 was fixed at Bs. 81d. per share. Thu dividend is now payable. The Admiralty will receive tender., on the Bth inst., for the conveyance of 3 officers and 125 men from Cork to Canada ; 2 officers and 121 men from ' Plymouth to Nova Scotia; and 2 officers and 100 men from the River Thames to Bermuda. Tenders must state when the ships can be ready to embark the troops. TUESDAY 11•1111 NO. The fends maintain great firmness. The variation in prices to day was unimportant, and the closing quotations were almost as good as those of yesterday. The transactions in this department continue only moderate. In the other Stock Exchange markets there is still cors:derable disposition to operate for higher prices, bat this tendency was rather kept in check to-day by the realisation. which have been prompted by the late marked rise. The hope of an easier money market affords great support. The opinion gains ground that the Bank of England will shortly admit to discount at 6 per cent. first clan bills having 95 days to mature, instead of charging 7 per cent., as at present. With this pro spect, which is strengthened by the favourable state of the exchanges and by the large arrivals of specie, the knowledge that government will require another loan during the present session fails to check the firmness of the stock markets. The discount market was to-day quieter. In the Stock Exchange the demand for money continues good, and may grow brisker in the event of specula tion for a rise becoming more extended. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 for the 10th of April, opened favourably this morning at 931 to 1, and after varying between 931 and 931, were finally quoted 934 to 4. For money the last price was 93 to 1. The anticipation of re-investments in weasel= with the April dividend payments mists the market. The official business report is as follows :—Three pet Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 931, 93, 931, 93; ditto, for account, 10th April, 93 4 , 4 , 4 , it Con sol Scrip, 34 prem.; Three-and-a-Ralf per Cent. Ex chequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 98$; ditto, 1899, 984. The Coned Scrip of the New Loan closed at 34 to 33 prem., and the Exchequer Scrip at 31 to 31 pram: The Much Exchequer - Bills were quoted 11. to prem. ; the June Bills, 2.. dim. to 2s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bonds, 981 to 1. The foreign stock market continues very firm, with an improving tendency as regard. man; de scriptions. The purchames of Turkish Six per Cents. were again actively prosecuted to-day, and have caused a fresh rife of 13 per cent. The price touched 101; tor the 15th instant, and closed at 1014 to 1. The half-yearly dividend will be shortly de ducted. Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. ware quieter, and left off a trifle lower than yesterday, at 101; to 1021. Russian Five per Cents. rose 1 per cent. As regards Spanish Securities, the ten dency is still favourable. A number of stooks, in eluding Dutch Four per Cents., Peruvian Three per Cents., Brazilian Five per Cents., Danish Three per Cents., and Chilian Six and Three per Cents., are now quoted minus the half-yearly dividend. After making a:lowance for this, Dutch Four per Cents. exhibit an advance of about 1 per cent. In the foreign exchanges this afternoon the only feature of interest was a decline in the quotation for three months bile on Paris. The current rates are given below, viz.: Anote7data, 3 months, 12.21 to ; ditto, short, limy to 12 ; Bottetdam, 3 months, 12.21 to 1 ; Antwerp aid Bros sob, 3 months, 25 621 to 65 ; 3 incratha, 1311 t to 3; Paris, 3 toootbs, 25.524 to 77}; ditto. short, 26.37 to 321 ; Diormiltis, 3 worths, 2576 to 80; Praelifin oi.tbe-Maise, 3 months, 1211 to 1; Ps tenburg, 3 insetas, 361 to 1 ; Vienna, 3 months, 10.25 to 28; That*, 3 months, 10.26 to 29 ; Naples. S months, 431 to 4 ; 0/1“0. 3 months. 25 85 to 90 ; Leghorn, 3 Roams, 30 to 3005; Palermo, 3 months, 1311 to ; Madan. 3 months, 1311 to 2 ; Madrid, S months, 191 ; Coatis, 3 months, 491; Oporto, 3 months, 531 ; Lisboa, 3 mouths, 634 to 1. Bank of Egypt and Ottoman Bank shares nestled about 2a. 6d. per share to-day, closing severally at 14 to 1; prem. The National Discount Company's shares were quoted Ito I } di. London and County Bank shares were sensibly better, marking 301 to 321. Those of the Western Bank of Leaden have improved To 21 to 11 dis. (with 301. paid). Thiele& of the Union Bank of Australia receded 11. Peel River, South Austreliaa Land, and Van Dieessn's Land shares were more inquired for. Oriental Gas shares were aloe better. Those of the new Turkish Oas Company were dealt in at I to 1 prem. Leaden Dock Stock met with business at 994 to ; St. Ka tharine Dook at 83; and Electric Telegraph at 87 to 88 (1001. paid). 1 I i I ;IA 4 j til Is ~• M sU so 'II s 111 Is a. ii iii ie — is —Hi iii I par — 2 pm 7 2 dim 70 71 71 31 31 10 li C - Ii if 14 ii 1 elm par le 23 i f ali i Pap li .1 a 99i 3 nj 6 17 ni 9 142 109 i ii 3i 51 r