The Express. — London, England, 1863-03-17 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Before the Leeds Justices) PILICI V. LET. This was an appeal from a deemon of Vice-Chancellor Stuart. letting aside an agreement between the plaiutof and defendant for the purchase of a lease for mven years, and the remaioder of the fee simple expectant oo the determination of the lame. It appeared that Mr. Blake, from whom the defendant bad the lease, could only make out • title in fee simple to three undivided lengths, and in • term of 1,000 years to the remaining one-fourth, and that the plaintiff thereupon declined to complete the agreement. The defendant brought an action at law to recover 500/., the value of his lease, and the plaintiff gave judgment to abide by the decision of the court of equity, having in the mean. time filed his bill to declare the agreement null and void. The Vioe.Chaooellor declared the agreement void cm the ground of mistake. The defendant appealed against this de- Their lordships confirmed the Vice-Chancellor's decision on the merit' of the case, and gave the plaintiff the deposit as his want of the appeaL They declined to give him his oasts in the action at law, except so far as soy rule ororder at law prior to judgment ouvWoosta, and gave him his costa is the court below. Mr. Melina Led Mr. Wright supported the decision of the court below ; Mr. &COG, Mr. Southgate, sag Mr. Lake were for the appellant. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commisioser Fluke.) IN Bt WISTGARTH. _ The bankrupt was ... • niercha;t:lrThreadneedleetreet. This was the adjourned sitting for the consideration of the order of discharge. The liabilities are about 30,0001., on which there has been • dividend of 7s. 6d. in the pound. Mr. Sargood appeared for the assignees ; Mr. Linklater for opposing creditors ; and Mr. Bagley for the bankrupt. The ezaminatiou of the bankrupt was resumed from the last sitting. He stated that be bad begun business in Australia in 1841, where he was insolvent the following year, through having made himself importable for the debts of • large bankrupt estate, for which he acted under power of attorney. He then paid Is. 44d. in the poised, and had since paid the creditors m full. A fter wards the firm of Westgarth and Ross was formed, and in 1437, the bankrupt came over to this country. Spowen joined the firm in 1858, and business was then rented on in Melbourne under the firm of Westgarth, Rose, and Spurns ' and in London as Weetgarth and Co. The object was not to deceive anyone, but for the convenie nce o f keeping the accounts In 1853 the firm had • capital of 6 0,0001., and was doing • large business—upwards of 12,0001. a year in commissions, besides doing • large import business on their owa account. On the establishment of the Victoria legislature, he was elected a member for Melbourne, and was the first president of the Chamber of Commerce there. In 1831 the discovery of gold in Australia raised the value of all property to an un exampled extent. This firm then bought largely, but in 1854 there came • revulsion, and they were obliged to obtain • ken from the Bank of Australasia of 130,0601., girl•securities which. though suffloiect at the time, bad frightfully depreemted, am mush am 70 or 80 per out. His present deficiency of 18,7001. was attributable to this ; of this deficiency 11,4001. was that of the old firm of Westgarth and Roes. The (Wiesen of 8,6001. on his separate estate comprised debts of B,Boof. due from the firm of Westprtb and Bon The deficiermy ma all three state' was 26,0001., end then bad been remitted from Australia by his partners 19,0001. He bad bought goods in Englaod, raised mousy on them here, and ap. plied that sun to meet the supplants of the firm. He did not buy them for that object, but believing that they had • market for them. He was then receiving large orders by every mail from Australia. L 1861 his pYtnen suggested that he should borrow 10,0001. of his He did not believe his firm wan insolvent before Dec., 1861, and be then ceased to make purchases. Ems aim was proceeding when we went to prem.] (Before Mr. Registrar Millar.) IN 11 Ping MOIZZION. This was the ad)ourned eittang foe the 000siderstion of a proof tendered *gaunt the estate by seed the victims of the Deposit Book. Mr. C. E. Lewis took the ofirjeetion that the registrar was sot competent to dispose of disputed proofs ; end the mat ter stood over for the opinion of the aalailaialle. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) zionutsurr in • soucnou's cum& Thostas Hall, a respectably-attired young man, residing Y 21, B•rnabury-row, Islington, described as • solicitor's ark, was charged before Mr. Barker with embezzling the sem of 311. 10s., the melee and property of Mr. Charles Joseph Eldred , solicitor, et 8, Great Jainewetrest, Ballad row. — Tits prisoner has been in the employ of the prosecutor for some time, and has received • liberal esbuy. On the 12th of December last the prosecutor seat the prisoner to Bo menset-house with the sum of 311. 10a, for the purpose of paying the 'similitude duty of his (Mr. Ekked's) clients and iwself Yestisrdny he ascortained that the primmer had 104 paid the mosey as directed, on which be gave him into the custody of pollee-sergeant Egerton, 14 E, who told him the Marge, when the primmer then said he was very sorry for what be had done. The prisoner. who "pawed very agitated, maid be did not *oh to any marking in sewer to the charge. Mr. Barker remanded the primer. MARYLREIONE. WILLING • EOM AMID CAD. A cabman on crutches, aimed George Stan', lodge 12*, wee charged with stealing a cab sad hone, valued at leer 50, the property of Yr. Greeneway. Gentle Hearton, cab-driver, said that about 8 yesterday amnia( prisoner hired hie cab to go to Upper &rewar d:rem, from whence he was driven about to a great many and ultimately arrived at the Mother R e d O e p, gainers, and about half -pest 2 in the afternoon. Here witness asked for his money and prisoner told trim to go to No. 27 round the earner, where Mr. °larks, he said, lived, and tell him that be (prisoner) wanted to see him. Witness west to the house, and found that se each a person lived there, and on hie return found kis cab and the prisoner gone, and gave information to the pollee. 11r. Greenaway said be found his cab with the prisoner ea the boa, mar the Great Northern Railway, and gave him Marge. Thi• was not the Ent time that the prisoner had dens tlds„ Primmer *Wed drunk mess m the muse of the robbery. Mr. Raw/geld deed him 51., or two months' imprisonment with hard labour. SOUTHWARK. • DRUMM( SAMOS AT • II•ILWAT IIT•1701. Frederick Simmons, a jolly-looting Jade Tar, was brought before Mr. Combo, charged with bring drank and disorderly on the platform of the South Eastern Railway Daempaay, Loadea-beidge, and refusing to leave whim requisd by the company's esseaols. Rodeirel Bentoughe, • constable in the employ el the railway eoespsy, said that beet evening about fl o'clook be law the prisoner rolling about the platform in • very dangerous mariner, and on going up to him b e p erce i ve d he woe intosiessis:d. The station-master ordered him to leave, and on his refusal witness took him to the isotranes, aod de reguseted him to away onkel . Instead of Mist he used very bid and that be would not leave, as he wanted top to Dover to join bin ship. His ecaditet wee so unruly and violent that b• was oompaßld to give bin into custody. Mr. Combe—Did be Arils you ? no, sir. He was too drank for that ; but be bad • very narrow escape while rolling about the plat form, as be party fell midst the engine and tender. The elation seater eaught hold ol him and polled him heel. Mr. Combs (to the prisoner)—What have you to my in Power to the charge ? Prime/sr—Oh, nothing, your honour. I cams op to London a week ago. on the spree, sod having spout all my money I was going home whoa I met an old shipmate yes terday afternoon and I suppom we got drunk together. (laughter)) I don't know what became of him, your honour. BurrogLe informed his worship that the station-master pee the prisoner every opportunity to go away, nod he would not have been locked up had his not crested such • disturbance outside. and refused to leave. Mr. Combs told the prisoner that he ought to thank the railway authorities for taking care of him, or he might have lost his life. He, however, must pay a ice of Is., or go to prism eaves days. The doe was immediately paid. Dievnocnoer or PIOPIMIT sr Flax—(Tate Dev4—Between the Mews of 12 and 1 o'clock Win mania; the family of Kr. Anty, tin-plate worker, No. 54, Robin Bood-itiee. Poplar, were aroused by a dense body of smoke Klieg their bedrooms. The Inmates fortoostely managed to effects de retreat. The frost premises were partially caroused sad the workshops adjoising severely damaged, sod part of roof off. The origin of the diameter is noknown. Insured in the Phalli, and Bun fire offices. A fire also took piece ht the premises belonging to Mr. J. C. Butler, homed victualler, sad proprietor of the Grapes levers, Nca l9, Church-row, Aldgate. caused by a defect in one of the OWL sad the firemen succeeded in confining the fire to that por tion of the building in which it commeuced. Yr. Butler was issued is the Sun Office. A fire likewise happened in the premises belonging to Mr. Geo. Tarr, boot sad shoe maker, 21, John.areet, fiellseidagrest, Blacklegs= sad eausiderabk damage wee dose. Yr. Ten wee in Um Leeds sad Yorkshire Odom.A fire also broke eat the Old Gone Tavere, Amber sad Hooe-aney vented, the property of Mr. G. Smith, caned from la °Mari gee but owing to th e ti me ly arr i va l of arrant* it was maned to the bar seller babied the dwelkag. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1863. SYMPATHY WITH POLAND. GREAT MEETING IN THE CITY.—(THIS DAY). Thie afternoon a public meeting in favour of Poland was held at the Guildhall, and wu very numerously attended. The chair was taken at two o'clock by Alder man and Sheriff LAWEIL/ICI ; and on the platform were, among others, the Earl of Harrowby, the Earl of Shaftes bury, Sir R. Clifton, LP., Mr. Crawford. M.P., the Hon. Mr. Denman, M.P., Mr. Western Wo&I., M.P., Mr. Harvey Lewis, M.P., Mr. Wm. Tile, M.P., Aid. Dakio, AU. Hum phrey, Mr. IL Fawcett (of Cambridge), Dr. Worthington, Mr. Jobe Jones, Mr. J. L Hall, Dr. Chkffiro, Mr. F. lAW renoe, Mr. Edmond Reales, Dr. &widen', C.C., Mr. J. M . George, 0.C., Mr. Chisholm Ansley, Mr. J. Terry, C 0.,. Mr. John Richardson, Mr. John Young, CC., end Mr. De puty °Mild. Alderman and Sheriff LAWRZWCZ, oo taking the chair, in the unavoidable absence of the Lord Mayor, said he trusted that no free nation would now hesi tate to =pre= its sympathy with • nation engaged in • pliant struggle against oppression and wrong. (Cheers.) When the cave of liberty wu at dike it became all parties to unite. There could be no mistake as to the feelings of Englishmen in reference to Poland, and in what was said on that occasion utterance would be given to the sentiments of the whole nation. (Loud cheers.) The Earl of HLIROWBT moved the first resolution, cis. "That Russia, by the violation of her engagementa to Europe on behalf of Poland, and by the system of COD KS. tion, exile, and massacre which she ham substituted in their place, has forfeited all right to the possession of Poland ; and, by the condition of normal discontent which she has thus created in the breast of an opprerwed and gallant peo ple, exposes the penes of Europe to a constant danger, which it is the interest of all to avert. Therefore it is the duty of every Englishman to labour to obtain the essnation of all diplomatic Misnames with Russia till such a state of things can be pat an end to." He said the question before them was one which had long interested the feelings of Englishmen. It was not merely a loam of liberty that influenced them but a breach of treaty obligations. (Cheers.) It was needless to show that the position of Poland at the present time depended on the treaty stipula tions of Vienna. When the treaty of Vienna was speed upon the Powers felt that • great wrong had bean done to the Polak and efforts were made to aware to them at all events a portion of their national right.. How had the ob ligations entered into by Rusin been treated? For a abort time there was • semblance of fulfil ment, but this was followed by • complete infrartion of the treaty. The noble lord then referred to the unsuccessful Polish insurrection of 1830, and to the mutest which is now being waged by the Polish nation. The resolution was seconded by Mr. Denman, M.P., and supported by Mr. Wigram Crawford, M.P., and Sir. H. Hoare. The two following resolutions were subeequently to be proposed; _ " That this meeting would therefore all upon the British government, with such concurrence from other powers as can be obtained, to make ► solemn decilarstioa at the withdrawal of their sanction to the dominion by Bunk over any part of PoLuid." " That the deep interest which is taken by the people of England in the righteous and heroic struggle in which the Polish natioo is now engaged, for the recovery of its independence, impasse on this meeting the duty of giving the best effect they can to the preceding resolutions ; and, with this view, that • petition embodying such molt'. tions be preemted to the two houses of parliament." SHARE Liara—(THlS DAY.) Two °Mimic In the railway market to-day the jaiia r htly settlement engages chief attention, and the trans actions in the leading stooks are consequently greatly restricted. The tone is flat, and a general reduction has occurred in prices. South Eastern stock has receded } per cent. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, I ; London and North Western, Great Western, and Caledonian, ; and Great Eastern, }. London and North Western stock is now quoted 984 to 4. ex div. •, Great Western, 66 to }, ex div. ; Midland, 124} to }, ex div. and new ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 108} to 1, ex div. ; Caledonian, 1161 to ; South Eastern, 811 to }, ex div. • Great Northern, 121 to 122, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 491 to 60, ex div . ; and London and South Western, 100} to 101, ex div. Great Western of Canada shares are rather lower. Indian lines are steady. Great Luxem bourg shares are dull, and San Paulo, paid-up, firm. WILICIALY MIAMI AID MULL 81.1141 iten.wan I tili ng rime yum I Was ablie my. to 1 pm. s es 117 7} In In in In Ili 14 124 t 2 Pal 96 -- 4 pwi 1 li 1 128 DO M U U He wit OD OD ii pm II pm ISt • pm 5i.... 11. e 1211 eei it 10111 US 141 111 ii 46 i i 124 Si aft ii- NI IT; i is IN IN 100 100 100 s io.l 000ae,' Zioia iSS 0,000 lAN 0,008 IA" 988, - 400 4,460 IMO 6,640 6,400 1 . 110 413 4,004 iN 1.041 IMO Loan If11•119411l. 7 N ,77 Do. New Do. ow. 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Rook ea Ordaser, Heiman, Was Talk g by Cariboo, Nahum is Pam, Yellow Dwarf, IYOrmy Clark, Arma ment, and Quarantine am bare. .• ha 4 1/fmmt GREAT NORTH OF ENGLAND STEEPLECHASE. About three miles and a half. Emblem, Gloating, Climax, and Lioooln are hero. THE DON STEEPLECHASE. About two miles and a hal/. Rook the Gardeea, Gleutius, Resolute, Lincoln Lad, and Malt= in Pane are hare. RUGBY MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) WELTER STAKES. Three miles. Sir Charles, Cannibal, lakermea, Tines, Mountain Fox, maid Windsor are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOUS. Three miles. My Mary, Emily Atherlay, Fmk. Sir Charlie, Inim ical), Doubtful. Mountain Fos, and Charity Boy are here. ENTRY FOR SCURRY STEEPLECHASE. About two miles and a half. White Stroking', Lady Lovell, Mary Ann, Merrimac, Square Toes, Lady of la Garay*, Nosegay, Canterbury, It's all Over, Bridesmaid, and Belle. All are hwy. CHALLENGE CUP, Three miles. Tenants, Doubtful, atvelook, and Bourne are hen. FARMERS' PLATE. About Rune miles. Nearly MI the hones ere in the neighbourhood. 011011 AIIIVALL —Peeping Tom and Nimble. ALLEGED DRAM THEorios RUFFIANISM IN THE CITY DURING THE PROCESSION. INQUEST.-(TIM DAY.) This forenoon an inquiry was held at the Prince of Wales Tavern, Arbourequare, Commercial-road, by Mr. Joie Humphreys, Middlesex Coroner, respecting the death of Mrs. Amy Coomber, aged 53 years, who warn alleged to have lent her life through being crushed in the crowd is the City, en Saturday, the 71A Instant. Mr. George Cocmber, 11, Fair•treet, coaLmeter, said that on Saturday week doomed accompanied him to see the procession io the City. She complained of the rude treatment she received from four or Ave ruffianly fellows in the crowd, who shoved and crumbed mailed leer. She com plained that their rough name eve her a pain in the heart. She sever got rid of that pate until the hoar of her death. She had been out of health a little previously, but not so much as to require medical advice. On Friday last she was ►pparently in the same state when he left home. When he returned borne la the evening he found the piece In total darkness. and upon going into the room he saw her sitting by the fire. place, with her head hanging *early to the floor. She was quite dead. The ill-treatment she received from the realmos referred to no doubt accelerated her death. The ■treet where they were at the time was • narrow street off King Willianiotreet. Dr. Drew said that he made a poet mortem examination of the body of the decemed. All the organs were healthy except the beart,whkh was eofeebled by f►tty degeoeratiot The vlolesee and the consequent excitement deposed to would oertsiely accelerate death in ouch • condition of the heart Tit; (bracer having summed up, the jury returned e verdict, " Tbat decesaed died from diesel's of the heart, se oelerated by excitvinent from ill•tresteneet received in the crowds is the public streets oa Sattuvlay, the 7th of Marsh." Tai PROSECUTION or PROFZISOR JowITT.—We undentend that the appellsots in the moss evilest Pro fessor Jowstt have not lodged the appeal of which Yr. Latimer pre notice. As the time for doing so has sow expired the men rests upon the decision of the assessor. Pou. Tax tit vas Livanr.—The 2nd of March belay the first day for I:allotting the Ithanieb, or poll-tax, on the Beglish is the Lariat, only 57 paid in Smyrna out of 4.000, though the employCs of the consulate and their wives were all mode to pay. The Victoria Works, Batley Carr, near Dewsbury, were iojured yesterday, by the explosion of a boiler. Besides the Injury doe, to property, the body of a man was dis covered in the refits of the ether-bona% and two other men were so seriously injured that one of them at Wet is not ex pected to recover. Tae lawailn ANIIICAIS Mine.—The American sail steamers due this week are the followiag —The Jura. with mails from ['offload to the 7th. may be expected at Londonderry on Tundsv evening and Liverpool on Wednes day ; the Glasgow, with mails from New York to the 7th, stay be expected at Queenstown on Wednesday sad Liver pool as Thursday. The Swum from New York with si miler dales, may be expected at Cowed, en route to Bans hee' on Thursd sad the Coward steamer Akita, with the New York dates to the 11th, is due on Saturday or %ashy morning nest. BOUTII KENSINGTON MOSSIIY.—During the week aiding Marsh 14, the visitors have been as Wows :—Os lifoodey, Tuesday, and Saturday thee days), apse free, 10 cat. to 10 p.m.. 7401 ; ea Wodasday, Thursday, and lnday (students' days, admiseioss to t h e public 6d.), open ham 10 Ls. 411 6 p.m.. 1,901; total. 8,502 ; from the opening Si the Manua, 3,716,213. Rorm. Fagg HOSPITAL, OzaT's-ani-soars.--The number Si patosts relieved at this bapier.l during the wash sadist Mara 14 was 11,860, at white 687 were now sass. VI 01. allow Yu. Bombes, &M.O Debbi sad 'raise Caladcalsa Clerk aod &LIT*. • J•oodiv.nutalt all Do. D po Is paid to fl on Dobtla mod s. &MN TIIC. au DosoL,Pootb. &Abel Jo. idliaborgliuld °imago, lgp filmirow of S. LOS Orost Modern !O0 Do. A Stock BO: isat Great Norther Osoalsoa eom. Noriaurn Dea t • ras. so mt. la- Do. J tilinoct.lspaklL Ok WM • Weal (les. Gris 4 wok" _ _ • Do.ll6mVol.6us.ioo • Idassobirsa Yorks • London mad Blookooll • o lootioa Is Note oda o LoadosaloothWodor o M.,1514,410.150im0 U lurypcetDo. do. and ewe: Wink oo YotropoUtoo. ...... Ilidlood .4 Do. New Do. Birth.* Derby. or.. Do Skim Yid Rent 11.14 gent (Cray 1W ).. North &Matt Do.Ndln.,Parib, third. N. Naskra—Baretok. _ _ Do,~ 9.Ii.LPUNJ Do. Iwsd. .... . Do. York" !Korth Lfi..,6011 II Do. Kew sli North litatfardstdre au Nadia& Weeirshoe flooMliki.& Aiwa* 1W LRAM* XI4WM Shrewsbury & Welefty! Woe l " re :au South Weiss S. !Mutt. & liver at. absessule en Muskies : IL A bl = is a< • ISM i; do lat;ia:: Na yd. Do B o 0 -- ...... Va. of 11•Mh Vidal. lax • Phalle , Wafackad & Mara, Wad Corawall W.liall=all Wait Data )I=l Ma II 111 pen 111- 1 Pal 41 $ MONEY MARIERT.-(THI6 DAY.) Two &Cum. The Stock Exchange remains dull. The funds ate flat, owing partly to the rapid creation of new foreign securities, and partly to the demand for money in connexion with the settlement, fixed for this day, in shares and foreign stocks. Consols have declined 1-16 to i per cent. English railways are rather heavy, with a reduction vary from Ito per cent. in several of the principal lime. In the foreign stock market the chief movement is a decline in Greek Bonds, consequent upon the remarks made by Lord Palmerston in the House of Commons last night. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Bente' were quoted 68fr. 85c., ex div., being i per cent. better than yesterday. The scrip of the new Italian Loan is now quoted to prem., being dull. Consols are now quoted 92 to 1 for mo ney, and 921, " sellers," for the account (April 8). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 92 ; ditto, for account, 921 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 4,1; New Three per Cents., 901, 4, ;30 years' Anna., 1885, 141 ; Bank Stock, 237 ; India stock, 227, 229 ; do. Five per Cent. stock, 1081, 1,1, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 100, 1 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. "entered " rupee paper, 112 ; and F.:chequer Bills, Is. dia. Greek Bonds have fallen 1 per cent., being quoted 201 to f. Mexican Bonds are rather better. Italian stock is firm, Spanish Certificates steady, and the last Russian Loan dulL Some of the present quo tations are annexed :-Turkiab, 1854, Loan, 90 to 91; ditto, 1858, 68 to ; ditto, 1862, 69 to 1 ; the Conaolid4s, 431 to 1, being strong ; and Venezuelan Six per Cents., 58 to 59, being firm. Transactions are recorded as follows : - Bra zilian, 1852, 1858, 1880, 931 ; Danish Scrip, 1, 1 preen ; Egyptian,96l, ex div. ; ditto, second issue,96, ex div. ; Greek, 204, 4 ; ditto, Coupons, 84 ; Italian, for account, 691 ; Mexican, for account, 311, 1 ; Russian, 1862, 911, 931; Spanish Certifi cates, 91, 1 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 901 ; ditto 1858, for account, 681, ex die. ; ditto, 1862, 681 ; ditto, for account, 89 ; Venezuela, 231; ditto, 1862, 581, 59 ; ditto One-and-a-Half per Cents., 121. The steamer La Plata, from the West Indies, has brought 362,0001. in specie. It is officially notified that the departure of the mail for India, dm., viA Marseilles, which in due course should be despatched from London on the evening of the 18th inst., is postponed until the evening of Thursday, the 19th inst. Taw limns PAar Two o'CiocK. Consols are now quoted 92i, "buyers," for money, and 92 5-16 to 7-18, or 9211, for the account (April 8). A Confederate governi..ent loan for 3,000,000/. of stock is to be put before the public by one of the principal London houses in the course of the nextfew days. It appearsthatsome officialdocuments have yet to reach the firm in question, but as they are now on the way to this country litt:e delay will probably occur, the more especially as the Confede rates are in such great need of money. The loan will be in a 7 per cent. stook, and will be based upon the security of cotton now in possession of the Confederate government, and which is valued for this purpose at 6d. per lb. It is affirmed that subscriptions for a considerable amount of the capital required have already been obtained at Manchester and Liverpool. The amount of gold purchased by the Bank yes terday was 8,0001. The Canada has arrived frotu Boston with 44,0001. in specie ; and the Mary Ann Wilson, from Melbourne, with 16,0001. The steamer Shannon will convey to-day 5,2001. in silver sod 1,4001. in gold for the West ladies. The amount of gold now on the way to England from Australia is 529,0001. Subjoined are the par ticulars : Gold oa Board. Shipp. Sailed. Out. Value. Koona i tooria Dec. 15 91 days 029,000 Result Jae. 5 70 days 167,500 Accriugtoia Jar. b 70 days 136,000 Nelson Dalliance Suffolk Total 2529,000 Only 29,0001., the amount by the Hoarier Mooria, is yet due. The extraordinary fall which has just taken place in the price of gold at New York corroborates the opinion that the high quotation previously cur rent was to a considerable extent occasioned by speculative action. The telegrams last week quoted the price 711 prem. It has since been se low as 50, in consequence of the legislation by Congres directed against the speculation in this commodity. The latest quotation appears to have been 55 per cent. prem. The exchange on London, which by last week's advioes was quoted 184 to 189, has fallen to 173 to 175. Here the effect of to-day's news has been an almost general recovery in the prices of American securities. The government have not yet given their decision respecting the West India mail contract, although the new tenders were sent in on the 2nd of Fe bruary last. The shares of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company have latterly experienced a con siderable improvement, apparently on the assump tion that any fresh contract for the service will be awarded to this company, in whose hands all the arrangements have hitherto been. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have appointed special settling days in the shares of the following undertakings—viz : W ednesday, March IS. Union Marioe Insurance Company (Lintitad). To be marked. Friday, March 20. London, Birmingham, and South Staffordshire Beak (Liamitadt. To bs marked. Nova Bootie Lad and Gold Crushing, he., Company (Limited). Not to be marked at present. From the half-yearly report of the directors of the Crystal Palm District Gas Company, to lit submitted on the 19th instant, we extract II follows : . . . . The wart* duriog the half-year being is every way satisfactory, the directors have thought it but just, and is strict accordance with the pneciples always supported by the shareholders, that the consumers should participate is the success of the company ; they have therefore made a reduction in the price of gas throughout the district, the reduction commencing from the Ist of January, 1863. The balance•ebeet for the half-year, made up to the 31st of December, Rod appended to this 'sport, @bows the limn cid position of the company. The prollte for the half year are 3,1801. 18a. 10,1., which, together with 4671. 7.. 0.1., the balance brought forward from last inmost, makes the available balance 3,648/. 6a. 7d. Out of tele sum the directors recommend the declaration of a dividend after the rate of sir per cent. per annum on the prefersoos capital ; and a dividend lifter the rate of tee per cent. per annum on the ordinary capital of the company, both free of income. tax ; the balance of 4281. 16s. IL to be canied forward to the profit of the succeedleg half-year. The London Dock Company commenced to house silk at their new premises in Lime-street on Satur day last. A call of 31., making 51. paid, is to be paid by the 15th of April on the shares in the East India Irrigation and Cansl Company. The Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway Company announce the issue of 7,000 bonds of 500 franca each, bearing an annual interest of 15 franca, and offered at 294 francs per bond. The proceeds will be specially applicable for the rolling stock and works at Antwerp in cAnexion with the line from that city to lissnalt, • distance of 74 kilometres, which shorten. the route between Antwerp and Cologne by twenty miles. It also gives the Antwerp and Rotterdam Company access to the Antwerp Docks. The directors of the Mercantile and Zzohanp Meted •asl. ------. ell Dm O. Ore. flerleilL) 1 Teel Beret Roma) is AM Mersa Gold (1M) de DM Ouvem MOW BM Cen Brea LWILJImeI Malinke ) lis Lid Grumbler •It Aubre 1 SU Great Soule Tolguo G. /Id Yoe (Holeboel ^" GnevUle rloot lady Botta laapos Dover tap Laud). Kwyndy has Ore Sur Mos ler* Dowse A. Wk. Diasat (Inapt) North Wheal Marty Par Ores. (ft Blowy) Providiaar (0. Lalsat). S. Oareoloa iK Oiser) IL Oars Bros (Mogan) I. 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Toff Vale Pretenses.. Weame.dittlaeusydp.o. W.laad—Oxtlearease. Do. do. lad de. De. News. • p.m. Prat. D0.d0.de0... DAL Ont. lOLIIION 94 99 li 1 a 111 111 110 lit 100 111 In 11l 100 107 S 3 VT 116 116 106 11l 106 10$ 00 100 N 10 NA 01 lvi 104 It 76 166 172 106 106 111 1.66 112 1111 113 116 01 140 111 ill 161 166 110 116 66 •7 111 122 110 Lill 101 WI 122 126 80 U 101 10$ 12.1 IA I. i P... n i i Pni _ in no in 1 sa U 111 113 109 111 11f lit 91 33 dis 22 e ni 10 4 24 100 102 100 102 90 91 Si II ate :Isii WATR. 14~4•111 Si , Ilablad l ratle..4 It PER I Lyres 0. Bouthern(L: i die pm Vl:Madan IS Dutch thou_ . ash . .. 4 ell lortara of draaos . ll WI IG.L &Was gas,. I. 9. a al Dreg LasamMins. •• 1411 all Italian Jura= ali 'llais4ll44.ol . lltho 4 all Do. Op.aPrt alctrov. all ltarthasu cd • •• • L, Do. New Shares , N II , IL Arm i P• ii. 4 au RileWelkili Troia Mt 66 Oll' i alarms limyrsialdinl 9 I all •Pairy Igor. aad ilisdlt 47 I i ail PIA' sad ws MI 44 all Portagussaltid (Mo la,Royal all Raab and S. drsins,,L 141 184 W llia and Dunaban a .11toyal Danish ell i M l ;Tor .die cuc i F. ' 4. 11 V I II 7 1 ...t i0 r", Irri:e: I LI I (11=.14.1 pied 1 111 pro all , Do do. ha 934 all 11. A u. tst Lam-Taastaaa Or It 112.91 d~daccit 9 1 r a 4 iScatihics of draw Iso 7. Tllurin and &rm._ . _ 4 l Do, do all Wadi Mandan ... _.. 1 id , 1 W Da. 61 per wall. h i iir; all Waal •N. .at DIEINTO22 MM. OUP No/ lOTOOES. N. alk& 14. W. int. WA. hinA.T4l7 Sossoldi 111. Moab. 4 14 41. 111.1‘.14411r104 6 WI L Pm 1M I • 1M 1 o:, ::. I Pal i 10 1 lib du: 1 Ct puss • na, IT le let IS illi.iiii !tell' 1e non fll la AMA It , * NAV N.V. 11144 CI. prim. I 3 on din on i di Is ▪ I I IP= • li 10 U ol die 1 db r db il. a- 4 4 94 94 4 6 11 06 010 1 00 81 66 91+53 111 114 • 11.114 • 6 pin 49 61 BY 10 ant par 11} 44 /4 93 96 NI 40 i ll lira 1 1 2 JR I Po 4 21 Ur 2 2pm t7l 221 4 1 pi 6 44 46 I *4 se}r se 3 6' I tp li liPm Y 40 OT 90 4fl 91! Se 9 pse OT 1.0 le ii. i isti :t-I i:Far! al 3 4 1 01 prima 114 It I 1111 341 147 110 MID 112 1W paz 3 I 41. NO 103 11 11 271 281 4 1 4as i i Pak I 4 d 4 s 4 953 11 It po 4 1, 3, „.. ' ' 3 3i 33b 3 3 14 11 1 1 I 'e I PIO 74 71 I Ay per 60 63 TS 76 14 le pm t f die IS 10 A 6 II 211 i ti pm St et tie 111 . din per II Si * 1 I ft g I I Om as Par lig Is ii ♦UA 10.6. u. 114 ILl7i. :i.e. 2.10.8 all I 106. aU 16 Bank (Limited) have intimated that the allotment will take place in the course of a few days. The South Eastern Railway traffic return *bows this week an increase of 3,0011.• over last year, and the London, Brighton, and South Coast, aa increase of 3,3961. The receipts of the Great Western Railway ot Canada, for the week ending the 27th February. were 14,0661. sterling, being 4,6831. more than hi the corresponding week of last year. The directors of the New York Central Railway Company have declared a half-yearly dividend fli 3} per cunt. The first annual meeting of the Mwyudy bun Ore Company (Limited) ia to be held on the 30th inst. The official liquidator of the National Credit and Exchange Company (Limited) is to be appointed by the Court of Chancery on the 23rd inst. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday the bankrupt Davidson, of the notorious firm of Davidson and Gordon, colonial brokers, of Mincing-lane, wile failed upwards of seven years ago, has taken advan tage of the Act of 1881, and has applied for hi certificate. An application to a similar effect ma wholly refused some time back when made imme diately after the expiration of the four years' ill. , prisonmeut to which the bankrupts were sentenced by the Central Criminal Court. The commisnoner has postponed his decision until next Monday, with a view to refresh his memory as to the facts of the Oise. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have announced the half-yearly dividends on Chilian Bonds. The particulars of the progress of the sinking fund an at the same time published. The dividend is announced on Anglo-Peruviaw Unconverted Three per Cent. Bonds. The Art Union has arrived from China, will 969,242 lbs. of tea, and the Chryseis with 648,871 lbs. of tea and 98 bales of silk. MONDAY Symms. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 9"4 to 4 for the Bth of April, were marked to-day 92‘ and closed at 92k, buyers." For money the last price was 92# to #. The offices/ business report is as follows :.—Three per Cent Consols, for money, 924, ; ditto, for account. 921 ; Three per Canto. Reduced 901 ; Neer Three per Cents ., 901, I ; Red Sea Te legraph, 214 ; India Stock, 230, 229 ; ditto Flee per Cent stock, 1084, >f ; ditto Four per Cemt Debentures, 100 ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 105 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 112. Exchequer Bills were dull at 4s. dia. to per. In the foreign stock market the principal halve was a fresh rise of # to 3 per pent. in Turkish Consolidis, consequent upon purchases based apes the belief that a determined attempt is being made to induce the Turkish government to make the coupons payable in Paris and London, as well as at Constantinople. In the market for bank shares there was an im provement in London and South African and Otto man, but a reduction in London and County, Alliance, and Standard Bank of Africa. British American Land shares show a partial relapse, sad East India Irrigation were Sat, on the call ; belt Electric Telegraph, South Australian Land, VOA Diemen's Land, and Natal Land, have slightly im proved. The shares of the Imperial Bank of Turkey wee* quoted 81_to 8# prem. Ocean Marine shams closed to-day st 7 t i t:Lyre:l Universal Marine, 1# to 1 tbs. ; Mersey, 213.16 to 15-16 prem.; North British and Mercantile, 174 to 18 ; Commercial Union, t°l prem. ; Oriental and General Marine, # to 1} prem. ; and London and Provincial Marine, pee I to 1 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under. takings were as follows :—British and Foreige Marine, 11 to 2 prem. ; Camiee Hotel, 1# to 2# press.- City of London Fire and Life, 34 to 4 prem. • P.: troleum Trading, 4 to 1_ prem. ; Union M;ries. 2to 24 prem. ; Empire Marine, to pram.; Continental B ank, Ito dia. • Ineiroolonial Bask of Australia and New Zeal Lid, to 1 prem.; London and South American Beak, 4 to 1 ; Bank of Wales. Ito 0# dia.; Bank of Gi=l; and Malta, 4 to 1# prem.; and National Bank ed Liverpool, 5 to 6 prem. The Italian Irrigation Company's Loan has de dined to 4 die, to 3 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY) Two o'Cwow. Apart from Cie fortnightly settlement, which will be concluded to-day, there is little business chink the mining market Tincroft shares are in demand, and have improved It , the present quotation being 21 to East Caradon are also rather firmer at 43} to 44, and there are inquiries for Illogan el 30e. to 32a. Id. North Roekear old shares are quoted 51 to 52 ; ditto new, 10 to ; and Greed Fortune, 37 to 38. In the 'Stock Exchange, Itai and Cam Brea have been dealt in at Ludoott at 71. Foreign and oolooial mining shires are inactive. Fortuna are officially marked 51 ; United Mexican. 6i ; and Yudanamutana, 4} and 4. The Harm& filioing COMEAU, bays remised advises b Jan. 26. The quantity of ore raised in November on wet& and assay amounteo to 105 toes, of 15 per mut. &MOP madam, equal to 471 tone pure copper, and the raised in December was estimated at about 250 tons. Ors the date of the lest advise 16 toes copper bad been shipped per Murray to London. Freisbt for a further shipmeet si from 50 to 60 tops of copper had bees missed by the Vern km, but an accident in the refinery hod mused a trainman delay is the melt*operatics. Wheel COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 1 4 1VICAPOOL COTTON is CORN MARKITM (THIS DAY.) nx.verato AND nmourarinAL numurs.) (raw( ova own oomarcurDzi?). Corrox.—Thu market opens steady. Bales about Alla bales. COll/I.—The market wee fairly attended, with a= busies.. Arise in wheat, and prices bane recovered s ed. par owl. from the lowest past. Maur sod Indian osem steady. - MINCING LANIL—(THIS DAY.) &aka—The market has opted quietly at about lad week's prices, at which the public sales of West i.dia aril Mauritius are programme. Refined : At the previous prise of 455. 6d. for low lumps more business is doing, bat better quality and crushed are dull of sale, the letter offering at Ma. free oa board. . CORM —The transactions reported privately are sumll s bat very erm prior are paid. TrA.—The public sales are progressing heavily at pee vioue prime. Rioc-4,000 bap have been sold : Common cargo Bea. gal at Bs. ; good Hallam, 8. 9d. Saurrwras.-200 bags refractioe 2i sold at 365. 6d. Roc —About 100 puncheons sold, chiefly Leeward", all Ls sd. ooirost is in active request at a further advasoe. Benvill at id., and Tinniestly id. to ld. per lb. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Subjeload are the present prima t —Tows Wow 435. to 43e. 31 art cash ; Petersburg on the spot. 41. a. 3d. ; all the mouth. 44a. 3d. ; Apel to Juno, 445. 6d. ; October to Deseether, 46a. 9d. to 475. SMITHFIELD HAY IdAßKET.—crals DAY.) Hamra. Harvey ad Rastas report trade brisk, at last day'. prieev. —Priam srmoders boy, 70a. to 75a. ; empathic ditto, 76s to 84a. ; Warier ditto, 60a. to 60a. ; rowels, Ns. to 60a. ; clover, ri d, 90a. to llba. ; ditto, method eat, 1110 a. 106 a.; straw, 30a to 3s. PROVINCIAL WARR RUMAT& IlsaCW lit -Sales bpday:-(ivest baster% kle-• Oend WeAsona, daj-Londos sad Nara Wealent, slaillsid. sad Llaseinddre, les-Nowak BMW 11 1-loath likaSsni, 9111-Omit Lazew boors. IS 7. 11 -1111 ads Osstrat 411-/Liis, 44-duabre and )0 046- lonoseemir and Carlisle, 107-British and Ans,tcan I.:saunas ftok4iie ity-Brldds and Foreign Marine, 6- SoYM 1,0 umis , •• 41-Thassea and Mersey ftl p.-Vaion Mari. I In 1 11141 p -Llyeepool nada Marbak " a 4.-Paeitic MOM ne a6-01r Yip. Pa. Id. lluousasa. MAW 11.-Tbsr• was only • asodana• laislassa 6 =lo were nth', easier. -Greed Easters, pi-. -Great le-Great Ship, es. ad. -Orest W -Ilasebester — asae. and Lincolnshire, 461 British, Sol 1 orth Staffordshim leg—South X 40444 4. 4 .1 -Omit Ship pref., par, 19a 9d.-libilasd Yew 04, 2a. p.- Ditto ditto St., fa Y. p. Ileadraossen. Man= 16.-111 r mbighun. Wol and Lour Valley shares were sold at es. and Londorardr is. adil Wasters Stock at flef -Smith Ataffords closed at 101 lea dd. id iK 171. ed -Blrtlltlghalsi Onamoteed. 714 to 7 , 2 -and lasika and Ilaeth Western, W 9 to 911-81eudnehoun oil eu=llifd 2$ 2,34._wweestes and Birmingham Ca ii. as as iii-tshn•walre hied. 4i 10 4 6-19- 664 IdetropoUt s a Wage% jos. boyars." - •I ii.i r _ iSI 1 Ili A4O 11.10) *174 10,000 *COW 4/010 2 4.0 20,000 20,000 21.114 AM I 100 10,000 10,000 120.02! =,,...._ 15 .71 160, %NO WOO WON 18,t A 0 16,0(10 11.04 - PM, Kea 6,010 Ye. 1 IS — Wr 1 KM I Wii - 41 Kw! Awe Aw ,t 1 ii 10).01 MAUI 10,0114 gni.= *AP avow teem. 111 Ka" 1111,1104 111 IW,O=III O,,NSi 11.0 6 t .2. 1 V 10 96 le 96 IN ta I U 4 2l* - 111 nni “Ii iefi n ... lei zd Si - NI - UTI I