The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-02 00:00:00

..., LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) GRZATVPIRE ar ltlellfOND.—(2lll3 DAY.) NEARLY A DOE= BOMB BURNED. SHERIFFS' COURT, Ren LION•SWARE. (Before Mr. Under-Sheriff Burehell wad • Jury.) HOLlunt Roses " LIGHT OF Tin W01LD...-GAILIAN RICHMOND THIIIBDAY.—Between the boon of one and two o'clock this morning • In broke out on the premier of Mr. J. Terry, harness maker, No. 8, Eew-rood, Richmond. One of the Illisiboan, who was prooseding to fetch a doctor to his wife, in paring Mr. Terry's premises observed smoke hiring from the lower portion of the building. He at once shouted " Fire" and knocked at the street-door, and having obtained the assistance of the polio, the inmates were aroused. They escaped in airy, bet in lam than ten minutes after the discovery the Sires had extended to the premier of Km Davis, a pastry cook, Mr. Shrimpton, *butcher, the Wai l/MO of Hr. J. Taylor, the bread and biscuit bakery be lowing to Mr. E. Baker, the millinery establishment of Mr. W. Collins, and sundry buildings let oat as lodging- Imam in Waterloo-place. The premises of Kr. Terry being composed principally of timber, the criers' g of the wood made a now like the discharge of musketry. SCUT'S. This was an action in a superior court, brought by Mr. (lambert, the well-known printseller of Pall-mall, to m ower of the defendant, a shopkeeper at Canterbury, damages for Balling "The Light of the World," of which he had the yright. Mr. Biron was counsel for the plaintiff ; no one appeared on the other aids In this case the defendant had not pleaded, and the only question was the amount of damages to be awarded. fir. (lambert stated that he gave Mr. Holman Hunt 200 guineas for the privilege of engraving the picture of Th e L ig ht of the World. He paid for the engraving over 300 guineas and 120/. to the owner of the picture for allow the engraving to be made. With other expenses the print coin him about 2,0001. to bring out. The print was the moat successful he had ever moduemd, and for the first year his profits were upwards of 10,0001. For the last two years the sale had fallen off, and be found that photographers bad copied the print, and he was for hie owe protection.oblined to bring anima. His price was from 2 to 8 guineas, and pholopaphen meld pro- duce them for a few shillings ; some could be sold for lid. Mr. Greer", the publisher, was celled to prove the loss the plaintiff might sustain by the infringement of the copy right of the picture in quesbon. Mr. Under-Sheriff Harahan held that evidence could not be gime on the question. The amount of damages rested with the jury. . . . . In 'pits of the combined exertions of the London brigade and the local firemen the flames were not extinguished until a serious amount of property was consumed, which is thus officially reported by Mr. Henderson to Captain Shaw, the superintendent of the Are brigade : No. 8, Kew-road, Richmond, Surrey, Mr. J. Teny, bar. usesmaker—Premises timber-built and contents destroyed. (Over 11 miles from London.) Cause of fire unknown; contenta insured In the Genera Firecelace ; building in the Sun.offtes. Mr. Greene said that union protection wu growl, the trade would be totally destroyed. The court said it wu moth to be desired if a stop mild be pat to the system. A Mr. Ginger, agent at Canterbury, said the male bad fallen Of. He went to the defendant, who was a picture frame maker at Canterbury, and he snapped his fingers at him. Anne Davis, putry-cook.—Park of roof burned off ; upper part of house and contents !severely da maged by tire, ; insurance not known. No. 8, F.. Sbrimptoo, butcher.—Upper part of house destroyed, and roof partially burned off; contents not in sured ; building in the 80.11.0ffiCe. No. 5, Ditto, J. Taylor, satinghouse-keeper ; house seriously damaged by tire, and also contents; building in. sured in the Bun ; cantaiste not insured. No. 4, Ditto, E. Baker, biscuit-baker ; contents damaged by water and removal ; insured in the Phosnix Fire Office ; and beak hams by breakage. No. 8, Ditto. W.Collins, milliner ; front premises damaged by lir% and glans broken ; insured in the Phoenix Fire Mos. Mr. Biren—la the defendant still addling than! Wit!ene—He It also appear — e'd that the defendant bad admitted that he bad sold two gross of the picture*. The learned Under-sheriff left the am to the jury to estimate the amount of chimera to be awarded. It was no doubt a difficult question, but they must take the evi dence. A juror winked to know the amount Mr. Gambart bad lost. The Under-Sheriff said a man could not user his own desnagea The iery retired to consider the damages, end amassed Wm at 1001. Nos. 10, 11, sod 12, Waterloo-place, Richmond, let out to various lodemrs; fronts much burned end window glass de molished; owner of premises unknown; contents not THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) A nal is Taa aTILND. —About one o'clock a Are broke out in the premises of Mr. J. Holgate, eel. ple-house keeper, No. 401, Strand. It oommenced in the mooed floor ; and before it could be extinguished, the room yea nearly burned out, and a young female, named itmdea, so severely homed that she Ina obliged to be taken to the hospital. (THIS DdY.) CLERKEN WELL. 00111111TTAL Cl ♦ MILO Licrous POR 111113AllT. AisiWal;bry about year, ca To, who gave the name of Geor74 Montague Davis, and who de saribed himself as • public lecturer and a clerk, was charged with disrmarrying with Flora SUFarlane on the 10th et July, 1862, his first wife, Hannah Webster, being then and stall alive. Mr. George Allen, aolieisor of 64, Chancery-Las, at tended for the proseentiee, so d stated that the frieods of the first wife were very respectable, and could not account for the step the priemer had taken. Since the second marriage the prisoner bad been to the friends of the first wife, abused them, taunted them with , the fact that he bad been married a second time, and dared them to take any pro ceedings. The first wife wanted nothing from the di mmer, and these proceedings were only Selma for the pur pose of vindicating the law. Several 'Moose' were called. It was proved that the Car was married to Hannah Webster ea the 20th of , 1856, at Trinity Church, Paddiugton, and that she is still alive. The seeped ads, Flora Mliarlane, who, when the set was taken into custody, was residing with him at 'a -road, Haverstochlial, stated that she was rma to him on the 10th of July, 1862, at the registrar's dies, Hunteristmet, St. Panersa, and he then represented himself as • widower. Ttliosnergeant Mows, X, said the prisoner was given hto his custody by ltr.X. Sidney Hall, of 63, High Holbmn. He told him the charge, when the prisoner was very abmive to Hr. Hall, sod wit he would not be able to prove that he had been married a sewed time. Tieprisonc;Trhea asked for defence seid be &midst present more it, Mr. Barker fully committed the prisoner to Newest' for trial _ _ IiAItLBOROUGH-STREET. urriarera • PLIAS ORD= OS THE SATIOSAL SAIL. John Marla Banta, foraserly a clerk at the National Bank, Old Broad-skeet. City was charged before Mr. Knox with defrauding Mr. Robert Brasier. keeper of dining rooms at 347, Oxford-street, of the sum of 134 7e. 4d., by mom of a false order on the National Bank, Ohl Broad-street, Qty. Kr. Bzwar said that ce the 11th of Nara the prisoner wrote the order on the National Bank for the yam of 161. 75. 411., and signed it " J. B. Ilambiai," that being the Name the primmer went by at hie boom. Theprisoner's bill mine to 141. odd for lodging, to Om the order being pre sented at the bank it was found that no person of the name hat no seeount at the hank. . . _ Mr. Wm.iliaritfizoo, ledger keeper at the National Beak, said that so person of the earn. of J. B. Benefield bad en swami at the beak. Da sou, 51:71A:said he took the prisoner into custody at Park-creaceut, Clapham, end on telling him that it was for uttering a false order to Yr. Bessie., he replied that it could not be falm, as he had written a letter to the beak and given it to Mr. Brasier himself to pod. The prisoner also used that he looked upon the matter simply as a debt, sad meant to pay the money es soon as he could. Yr. Dixon said the prisoner had himself been a clerk In the bank. Primmer now said that he intended to pay the money. Mr. Rao' remaoded him. THE ALLZORD WIPE MURDER AT POPLAR. INQUEST.-(T1118 DAY.) This morning Mr. John Humphreys, Middlesex coroner, resumed,. at the Wade's Arms Tame, Joho-sirest, Poplar, the inquiry relative to the death of Mrs. Ames Steward, aged 44 years, who was alleged to have been renr dared neder somewhat singular circumstances. Decemed was married six weeks ago to William Walter Steward, a master mariner, who had just returned from abroad alter fourteen years' *Mena. That' had been en peed before be left Eogland, and deceased was thee • well ondected woman. The marriage wee mad unhappy, it being stated that Mr. Steward complained thathia wife wee of loose character and given to drink, and there ap. =to be but little reason to doubt that the No. 10, Duff-street, which she occupied, was one of a disreputable character. Oa the 17th March, during • quarrel, be beat bee, it was Mimed, with such savage violooos as to Week two of her rite, and he then plaited his feet heavily oa her cheat, laming bar great agony. She died the following Tuesday, Mr. Webb, • surgeom Mating that her death wee meelmated by the violence seem on an erafeshled system, bat that she might have recovered if Kr. Whet, who wee fast called in, bad not neglected to header the heetwed rite. Mr. Talbot, however, MCI that recovery was impossible after the terrible blow in quedice, and that he did what was possible for her relief. Mr. Botineee, M.8.C.5., mid that he hed seen the eared wi th with Mr. Talbot, and her des* was due to the injuries she bed received sad not Man umbel a t the Elbe had been mfferieg from o ld disease at the time the injuries were inflicted. Jane Button re-called, said that no person but Mrs. Steward and her husband were in the house at the time the blows were struck. Witness had been obliged to run out of the house just previously to avoid Captain Stewart'. violence. Before the marriage gentlemen used to visit the house No. 10, Duff-street, to see deceased. lira Steward told witness that her husband did not mean to hurt her. They were both intoxicated. Witness wee a servant la the house. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 2, 1863. Mr. J. TULLOCN (tlesreassier) sad before he ma sp. toted manager ha mada ipso:dries as to the propeets of , and eatiefiedhineeelf that it was armed and ban a l s alleibefors it. Ms certainly took the promotion to secure himself, and if he had Dot protected hie owe in terest' he would not be fit to protest theirs. All subsequent inquiries had strengthened his confidence in the future. Towle had been selected, and everything was ready for business except capital. It was suggested that mosey should be borrowed from another bask to carry on business with ; but such a system would be very unsound, and, on the other hand, it we. impossible to compete with other banks successfully without adequate eapitaL After the vote of °outdonee which had just been passed, capital would, he believed, be found without any difficulty, and in a week pro bably be would be in Wales to commence operations. Let there be union and harmony between the shorebolders and the board, and there could be no reasonable doubt of The meeting terminated with a vote of thanks (which wee moved by Mr. J. T. Knee, and seconded by Mr. Sasmoin, M.P.) to the chairman and the other directors. The CHAIRMAN, in acknowledging the compliment, said that now that the meeting had strengthened their hands, the directors would have no difficulty m inducing influential gentlemen to join the board. GRAND MON% OP CANADA EAILWAY. The half-yearly meeting of proprietors was held at one O'elOCk, at the London Tare= ; Mr. E. W. WAVE= in the chair. _ The report and amounts, which were issued some time before, having bean taken u reed, The Cam:must moved their adoption. Re end there was no doubt a general feeling of disappointment that the net profits of the last half-year were not greater. But the proprietors should recollect the position of the company two years ago, when the concern was in the greatest diffi culties. Sinop then the credit of the company had been restored, and it could now buy in the cheapest market, because it had cash to pay for what it wanted. The capital of 15,400,0001. which appeared in the amounts included all the claims which could possibly be made against the company. By the act of last session the creditors of this company were left to have recourse to the military ead postal revenues of the com pany. They were now a company in this peculiar peel tiou, that they had debt. which ware not paid, but there was no danger of their pro perty bang taken pomeesion of by their creditors. As regarded the working expense., although there was much that ought to be and he hoped would be changed, there 111 of Improvement. In the year 1859 the total net t amounted to 70,0001. ; in 186 to 108,0001.; and in 1811kr to 170,0001. That than last amount was not sufficient to pay the interest on all the bond debt. was certainly tree ; bat this was an evil which amid be met solely by steady perseveranoe in the patient course of management. (Hear, hear.) Some of the boodholdrire thought that they ought to have the benefit of improvement. in the line which were of a permanent the. Tarter, and there was, he considered, some foundation for that view. Having tried various kinds of rails, the board had come to the concludon that the solid rail fished at the joint was the best Iron had, however, suffered materially in mum weather, and it was under ace indention whether, with the improvements which were in progress in the musufacture detail. it would not be desirable to substitute it ultimately for iron. As to their re lations with the government of Canada, he thought the shareholders ought to know their exact position. The late government having agreed to submit the matters in difference to arbitration, the present government with drew from arbitration. From a telegram just received, however, it appeared that a bill had been introduced by the government in the Canadian parliament for sub mitting postal differences to arbitration, and he hoped that bill would lead to the eatinfactory settlement of differences. At the coodusion of the meeting he should propose an adjournment till the 11th of Jima to consider that question in connexion with the question of creditors' securities. He then referred to the increase of the trade of Chicago in grain and pigs. The pop ulation of Montreal, their owe city, bad risen, he mid, from 57,000 in 1851 to 120,000 in 1882 ; and its trade had increased in sepal prolortioth Such an Women if eentioued could not but tell favourably on the future position of that company. There was a bili before the Canadian parliament for connecting their line with the great petroleum oil springs. As to the alleged failure, the oil wee still there, but it required to be pumped, and he hoped Do gentleman would give way to alarm. From the inquiries already made, he believed that is the coming summer emigration to Canada would be greater than it had ever been yet. la cooolunion, he referred to the projects for completing thesompany'soornmannations.particalarly the Quebec and Halifax Railway, and expressed his belief that they would issue in a large increase of traffic. Mr. T. BARING, M.P., seconded the motion. Mr. Mawa and he bad gone caret ally over the account., and wee perfeal guided with the raseagement. After somedionssien the report was adopted, and the meeting was adjourned till the Uth at June. SHARE LIBT&-(THIS DAY.) Tw• o'Clow. There is not much business doing in the railway market to-day, and most of the principal stocks are without variation, compared with the last prices of yesterday. South Eastern stock Las improved / per cent., while Lancashire and Yorkshire has receded *. Metropoli tan shares have further declined 2a. Bd., the present quotation being 121 to 1. 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A meeting was held, at 11 o'clock, at the London Tavern, convened by the directors, to enable them to afford explanatioas to the shareholden in answer to certain meows which bed gone abroad affecting the undertaking. Mr. J. W. Jo® occupied the chair. The manner (Mr. nallocli) having reed the notice con. 1 vening the meeting, The CHAIRMAN said the directors thought it beet to dispel all suspicion by eoevaniag a meeting of the shareholders, sod ester* into a full explanation. As regarded the preliminary history el the company they were all aware that the beak was formed, as was anted iw . the ma, for the purpose et carrying an business la Wales, and that while only 5,000 shares had to be issued, 16,000 were applied for. The deposits for shuts which were sot allotted wore returned as early as possible, and a manager was selected whose appointment there was to meson to nine. The manager immediately after his appointment drew tip a scheme for the future, and one part of that scheme was the early calling up of h capitel. Expenses were going oc, and without capital it was impos sible to commence operatic... The prospectus, moreover. stated that 251. per share would be called up. As the call of 51. which bad been made, he might smart that it premed more heavily on the director than other,. When vacancies arose in the direction it was determined to keep them open in order that it might be seen who were the shareholder,, and that the most eligible pewee might be selected as directors. That was the sole reason why the vacant seats had not been filled up. The board had paid the promotion money which they under took to pay, and they had kept down the expenses to the lowest pout. What was the issue of the alarm which ap peared to exist? The directors could sot trace it to any thing tangible. Then was no ground for alarm ; the dis trict Weeded to be occupied was still and they had ameranees from the Priseipality that they before them one of the bed fields for banking that could possibly be foaled. It wee impoesible for the board to know that certain CuThad taken more shares than they could pay epos. erd, in fact, no right to consider that question. (Hear, hear.) All regarded the prospects of the bank, he would leave them to be spoken of by the manager, who certainly would net have given up a good position is the London and County Bank if he had not fall oonfideoce in the un.lertaking. (Hear, hear). The directors themselves held one.fifth of the shares, and they were fully prepared to pay the calls as they became due. (Chews.) With respect to • charge which appeared in • newspaper of that morning, he had simply to my that the directors bad pledged themselves to the committee of the Stock Exchange never to traffic in the shares of the company. (Hear.) They had not done so hitherto, and as regarded the power of doing so which they possessed under the articles of association, and which was a mual one, they had undertaken to propose its abolition. As to the call, the directors had no legal power of rescinding it, and if they bad such a power they would asetaieli sot examen it. With regard to the prove of the shares in the market, he read a list of several new banks, the shares of which are sow at a discount, the list endiog with the shares of the Bank of Wales at la discount Wulf., he inked, to be supposed that all those banks had lost the pahlbt coandonee? No ; the truth was that there were a peat somber of new oompanee many of the shareholders of which bad not acticipatd being compelled to pay calls. He coecluded by declaring that he was prepared to an any quentions that might be pat, and to afford the fullest information. (Cheers.) Mr. &IBMS (the chairman of the meeting of dissentient shareholders yesterday) mid the chairman's explanation was one with which no one could find fault. The public bad, however last confidence in the direction—why be could not uodiestsind. He would suggest the appointment of a com mittee of six shareholders to inquire sod amertain whether or not the unfavourable rumours which had got abroad were true . . Mr. IL Moses thought that after the full and salidaetory explanation given by the chairman the shareholders must have full amfideoce in the directors. (Hear, lam) The directors were gentlemen of high character, ems of them well acquainted with banking, and be thought the meeting could not do better thee vote of confidence in them. Ile Mil himself a now prepared to go into the market and boy more shares. He believed the bank would, if the board were daly sup. pay • good dividend, but if the quarrelling ou nd. it would be fatal to the prospect& of the on ' dertakisa. Having gone to the bank to examine Imattes for himself, he found what fully combo sated the chairman's speech that morning. He found that 6,0001. bad bees paid for promotioo money, that the =pease, had been kept down as much u possible, and that loathing but capital was required to commence operations with favourable prospects. He saw no necessity for a com mittee of inquiry. Mr. TINDAL RTEINBON said that the Ottoman Bank, of which be was an auditor, sad =soy other banks bad pseud through a similar ordeal to that which this bank was paw isg through, and yet they were now in • fiourishing oarl ike. He was glad to bear Mr. Sterne unsay 'his Isogonal of the pruioas day. As to postponing the call. why ft would be like opening • baker's shop without any bread. (Laughter.) . If some reveal had takes more flesh in their beaks than they could swallow, let them share some of it with others. (Hier ' bear.) Let coca duos be extended to the directors, and the shares would loos be at a premium. Mr. Stuns repeated that he had no wish to find fault with the directors. He bad =shares, sod was quite pre pared to pay- the call. He still thought that some inquiry was desirable in order todissi pate the rumours whith had goee forth--(No, no)—bat he had the fullest confidence in the directors. [A. voice, " Move a vote of confidence in them.") He would do so. (Cheers.) He then moved • resolution declaring the confidence of the meeting in the board of directors. Mr. °AIRWORTHY seconded the motion. Mr. lioorsa aid reports were current on the Stock Rs , 'huge that cartel° directors had been trafficking in the sharer. If that statement were not erne, there must have hese forgeries, ea their names had been seen in transfers. (Cries of " name.') He did not wish to name. (Renewed miss of "name.") Well, one some was that of Mr. Ouchter. loey. Mr. Oricarsormire, • director, aid be had no hesitation The Courtier of Lin abating that in the manias of his right as a shareholder yons states that in one of the h e y i d mid a few d hi s shares, but he still held 100, and private lunatic asylums in the neighbourhood of that city, was ready to pay the call epos them. (Cheers.) there are not less tha n f or ty pe r sons coofisad, labour* Mr. Hoorn, oe being asked whether be had any other under mental aberration caused by "spiritualism.' same to mastics. replied in the negative. Tan LIVERPOOL CORPOR A TION A ND TEN ROTAL Mr. litasimes aid be represented • number of share mum. an d MARRIAGL —The Li ver p oo l T own Closecil, at their foamy, (0,..a) the chairman , . statement quite astir restingTeiterdays sarAtiODed 0 , 0 expenditure by tbs I Yr. RAzats believed that the fall of the shares was finance committee of the min of 2,4221. les. 7d. forearryisli owing in • crest degree to what had occurred at the board. oat the eats m 000DARiOli with the marriage a the Hs would like to know what number .4 accounts had been PAW. of The mayor neatly mat as levitation to ' promised in Wales. As to the call, it was of mane aneroid- , Mar Royal Mousses the Prima sad Prkeesss Okrietba , able, for so bosh could go oa without money. of Deassark, and their family, to vile Liverpool ; bet they I Mr. Attics thee put the motion of coofidsoce in the bad Leh the country before it wombat Leaden. A. letter, following terms :—"Thatthis meeting, baying bested the very however, wee read from Whitehall, at the eaaaall ossoliog satisfactory statements of the directory, desires to express yesterday, expressing the pleasure the timely of Dee. its utmost confidence is the board and i n the future success bark wou ld have felt in accepting the iasa H they bad of the vaisteskiag." remained in Englead. The male was carried unanimously. The coroner them summed up and said that there •ag no evidence whatever, and it was clear that there could ke now as to who inflicted the iojuries of which deceased died, or se to bow they were inflicted. It was true that domed stated in her husband•. presence that it was he who struck her and the law held that such a statement was to he held legal evi dence of the fact. But in the present case the haat:wad was in such • druoken state, that he could hardly be regarded as capable of •ndentacdasg what his wife was saying, and further it was in evidence that the inane herself was intoxicated, and therefore not in a state to have • clear idea of what had taken place. There might have been a struggle and a fall. The principal witness, the young woman Button, was, by her owe ;Locum, • servant in an irregular home, and her evidence should therefore be received with same distrust with regard to • person spinet whom she might have hrd an animus. The jury, after some deliberatico, returned • verdict, "That the deceased Apo. Btewsrd died on the 24th March from the mortal effects of fracture of the ribs but how the said ribs were fractured the evidence before the jury is not sufficient to prove" The proceedinp then terminated. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& IMPERIAL AVERAGIEL 11 Aign. L . Feb. 21 Ma ed 1361 fal °"4. 8d 1 311 " 311, Os 3.11274 3d tit March 7 la se di week.. _ ---, phi Average 46. 94 113. 74 a 7d Mc 51 36. 114 36. 64 DOTT.—Wheat. Marley, Otis, aye, MOWS, .611.4 Yea., Is. Mai= 'novae TIII WAOITATtoII la TO WV Zataa MON Of MILO DOPING TEM 1111 WOOLS OOZED. LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET. gars DAY.) (ay AMMO AND DMIZZATIWILL TILTADLLIII.) (nom ma ow oweroinarr.) The market to-day bee bass Arm, mid the melee will probably foot up 5,000 balm. 21m. la. 21. !.b. 22 War. 7. USE 14. Mar. 11. War. SI. - - - - - .. : .. .. .. 46 2 .. .. .. .. 45 4 .. .. 771 . .. 45 2 .. • • .. L,.....J .•. • • 45 0 .. • • MINCING LANM-(THI8 DAY.) SUGAIL—Then is a steady bat not an active demand for West India at the previous curresoy, other sorts quiet. Mauritius sold at 32a. to 375., and brown Guatemala. at 304. to 325. Relined, there continues to be a fair inquiry ; the supply being limited, prioes have a hardening tendeocy. Corns bee again sold at the full previous currency. Plantation Ceylon, triage, 69e. to na. • fine ordinary to good middling, 83e. to 92e. 6d. • pea b e rry , 135 e. to 95e. 6d. Native Ceylon, ordinary sm all, 725. ; good ordinary to en. perior, 73.. 6d. to 755. Mocha, greenish, 92a. 6cl. to 94a. ; yellowish, 95e. Tea.—The rotund the public sales shows a general slight decline, privately the market is quiet. Bice.—A few retell sales only have been effected. Sacra—Pepper sold without change. Singapore, bleak, ato aid. ; Penang, white, sd. Pimento, old import, to 3d. Zanzibar cloves are dull of sale, there being no Layers what at wine decline on previous priosa. Cassia Lignea sold at a further alight decline: second quality, /343 e. ; third, 82e. .. .. . . . • . . . n, um —A limited busioess is doing, at previous prices. Setvrwraz dull of sale • no transaction. reported. Cocenisu., at public sa le, sold at rather irregular prices low qualities at • slight advance, but tine Honduras sil ver at rather eaaier prices Teneriffe at higher prices than the previous public sale. COTTON.—The demand coutinues very active, at about id. advance ; 4,000 bales sold. JUTS.—For r tels of the now mo to p th ere is an active demand cod have advanced ss. 10s. per too; old mations* du 1 of sale at easier prices ; common to very good cold at lit. to 281. HOM—Abourt 2,000 bales of Manilla sold, fair to good roping, 251. to 254 10a. ; inferior, 2.11. 6s. to 231.125. 6d. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. The present quotatioos art as follows:—Town tallow, 435. net mob; Petersburg on the spot, 43a. 6cL to 43e. 9d. ; all this month, 435. 9d., sellers ; May to June, 41a. ; June, 445. 6d.; October to Decemoer, 46a. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THM DAY.) We are but moderately supplied with beast& Trade is more cheerful, and Mooday's quotations are well supported. The number of sheep is large, but coosisting principally of those turned out au Moodily. Trade in still very bad, and they cannot he all sold o. ay. Lamb is the article chiefly in demand, this being considered the commencement of the lamb season. The number is smaller than on previous cones poodiog days. Trade is brisk at fall prime. Calves are selliog about the same as cm Moodily. Our foreign supply missiste of 85 beasts, 1,350 sheep, sad 206 calves. There are about 500 lambs from the Isle of Wight Mdch cows, 103. Per does at Ob► ad. agl Per semis at Sibs. ad. d. Doi B=l4 Eargdam, 4 410 leetbasellf-bdsfil 4 8 b 0 Dont Shceteboess4 4 6 4 8 dig loag-w0015.... b 2 S 6 soesod aol Weds bob 10 Do. do. 'bora 44 4 Oalwas PIPb 4 4 8 Da do. Mora .... b 10 4 11•46Dastiftf•lweda 6 6 6 8 Lash 7 4 8 0 heats 44 apt* 1186: Map aid Ls* %OM; 00 • 01 . ; 1104 160. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Hews. Hervey and Easton report trade slow at last day's Prime meadow bay, 70s. to 72.. 6d. ; grow ler ri tt: ,77s. t o ga t ; is/grim ditto, 40 5 . 60/. ; rowed,Oa to 60s. ; clover, old, 905. to ; ditto, woad oat, 80s. to IOU.; straw, 30s. to 565, Adviece from Turin state that a life annuity to be granted to X. NAM, who has retired from his high functions with acercely say Weise, had at first been fixed at B,ooofr. a year, but that aum being coesidered insuffident it will be immemed to 10,000 fr., or whops 12,000&. , leadalaisAwr4e.e.Bak C Cal or dan sad Kleamrsit, pie mei. Abar.Joa. Glogow Ip. lahs.,Polib.DulL. l 4 4 . Gliaatars,lL _ _ '- Do. do. 710,1 Do. do. • permit. - Do. S. Anglian A, ape Do. do. A. 7 percent Do. &Union, 4 p. °Los Do. do. 6 per cent pus Do. Nod. 6 p.a. 11..1648 Do. tri par a& pre., VW Do. 6 p. ot. Wavemoy V. Bcoo4Noribirs. 6 p. of iDo. die Do.es.rod.o6 p.oLpso pot omit 6p.0.r0d.566 lootlond. Gt. 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Italian Irrigation Com Joint Stock DirootatiL L.boog Tea (Llaittod). Lea. suine• Su. (t. Do. Orr. Onniaboo 6.1 madam Imp. • Oar Warm le. To& M. Do. IP per cosi Prol. trot.ion, Car.. &Wog NatalLoa4tOon.oa.(L) Nottoop4 liteoppoli to, NoirbottAser4itbvelL Do. New N. nor. • •. Ifrne I N2ioliM T.awiL (Um laafioaa.: — Orin. s. 11.. Maj.. Mears lims. Peel Myr Imola P•sia.aadadis. Mem To7117; ---- QuebesdardidAlL CI4 Norlna 11. ele Jas. CiZobss" ) lima Mall Maas 111callitis Aut. Inrostan . &African Irtiga.lnv.(L lioath A I Wowing Tot. Do. do. toltarapli to lotto (L ) 144.4 g. of Aoat(L.) I. La.Co.U.CoAstb Um. Ilartion Tot. (L... Von Dimon'slAad MHZ% REPORT. THITIODAL 8.8. W. B.W. W. &W. a. N. W. W.N.W. Z.I.C. SAN. E. 14.1. L= L N.N.I. &&W. N.L N.W. N.l. aw. R.W. L&K II n 1. 11. t k wi ift 3 P 1 15 as iir sa Al 46 47 60 04 ..o OE it 2i If dim i I'* ti I t ss it dis per 27 tle le Of Ms /II Ts le I 21pan Y 60 _44 _4ll t 4l * I Pal, P I3 I 3! 53 _.. I S Jis 111 IS 01, prlow l'4 - 26 II II If 10 *I ST • 0 94 if 111 Si id lei 111 110 Ili g g i gdi 100 . 102_ ' - ig " - i lf f ft. .1 4 I} Ma 1 Ipm 14 I li 1 1 go S a hill iE li PP ti 11 i 60 77 79 IS 16 pa 921 19 910 is 111 1 n If 61 10 123 MI par la is 1 1 dis Idle Pa I Ps T ir .-(THIS DAY.) 2, $ 1.4. 1 1 '2:1 IS IS U le "I• r: I 11 4 I MONEY HARKEI -(17,16 DAY.) Two eesocic. The funds to-day have not varied, though Mie Paris Bourse has risen. Consols are quoted the mate as they closed yesterday. The other markets are quiet. , The chief business has again been in foreign stocks, which for the most part are well supported, although the approach of the holidays has occa sioned a number of realisations of Greek Bonds. The scrip of the Confederate) Loan continues to decline ; the present quotation is 14 to Of That of the Italian Loan is firm, at 14 to 14 prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 69fr. 75c., being I per cent. better than yenterdny. Consols are now quoted 924 to 4, both for money and the Btb Met., and 924 to 4 for the May account. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 4 ; ditto for account, 924 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91 ; New Three per Cents, 91, 4 ; India Stock, 230 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1064, 4, 4 ; ditto Bonds, lea., L'is. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 1061 ; and Exchequer Bills, be., 25., dia. There is a reduction of I per cent. in Greek Bonds, 4in the Turkish Loan of 18C if and in the Peruvian Loan of 1862, but, with these exceptions, foreign stocks are firm. Egyp tian Seven per Cents., Italian live per Cents, Russian Bonds of 1862, and Spanish Pamirs are all rather better. New Clranadian Bonds continue to meet with inquiry. Turkish Cousolidie hare risen 1 per cent. Some of the present quotations are annexed. Turkish 1854 Loan, 90 to 91 ; ditto, 1858, 68/ to 1 ; ditto, 1862, 691 to ; the Conaolidis 481 to f ; Greek, 274 to 28; Venezuelan Six per Cents., 69 to 4, being rather flatter ; Portuguese scrip, 84 to 34 prem., being firmer ; and the Peruvian Loan of 1862, 864 to 871. Transactions &rerecorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1852, 1858,1860, 924 ; Danish, 1825, 844 ex div. ; Egyptian, 97, 98; Greek, for aommt, 29, 284, 4, 274 ; ditto Coupons, 134, 13, 4, 124, 13 ; Italian, for amount, 704, 4 ' • Moorish, 934, 3 ; New Granada, 14 3 , 4 ; ditto, Deferred, 74 ; Peru vian,lB62, for account, 874, 4,87; Portuguese, 1862, 474; Russian, 1862, 964, 96; Sardinian, 84 4; ditto for account, 854 ; Spanish, for account, 284, 4, 4 ; ditto Certificates, 10 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 904 ; ditto 1868, for account, 684, 68 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 694, 4, 70 ; Venezuela, for account, 234 ; ditto 1862, 501, 4. The shaves of the New Theatre Company are quoted to-day 1 to 14 prem. Telegrams from Constantinople report an ad vance in the ComoB&W toe price equivalent to 494 here. About 25,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, making an aggregate of 540,0001. since the last return. The City of Baltimore, from New York, has brought 93,0001. in specie. The 667,0001. in silver and 147,0001. in gold by the Tasmanian, from the West Indies, reached the warehouses of the Bank of Eagland yesterday, for temporary deposit. The amount of specie engaged for transmission to the West Indies to-day by the steamer la Plata is 28,1801., of which 23,1801. is gold, and 5,0001. silver. The biddings for 60,00,000 rupees in bills on . India took place yesterday at the Bank of England. The proportions allotted were—to Calcutta,3o,6o,ooo rupees ; to Bombay, 24,00,000 rupees ; and to Madras, 34,000 rupees. The declared minimum price was as before, viz. Is. 111 d per rupee on Calcutta, and 2s. on Bombay and Madras. The applications within the limits were for about 110 Ism. Tenders on Calcutta at 1.. 111 d. will be allotted in full ; on Bombay at 2s. will receive about 17 per cent., and above that price in ; on Madras at 2s. will receive in full. All bills paid for at the Bank before 12 o'clock to-day (Tbnrey) may be claimed this afternoon, so as to be in time for the mail leaving to-morrow (Good Friday). The London sod North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 8,3991. over last year, and the Great Eastern an increase of 2,420 e The allotment of shares in the London and South American Bank has been made, and managers for the company are required for Lima and Valparaiso. The directors of the English and Belgian Bank (Limited) announce that they " are negotiating the purchase of an important English and continental banking business of many pars' standing, which will give to the bank immediate and profitable re turns ; and that other arrangements are under con sideration which will greatly conduce to its inte rests, and that when such am oomplete, the share holders and public will be duly advised." A general meeting •of the Ceylon Company (Limited) is called for the 4th of April, and will be made special, "for the purposes already inti mated to the several shareholders.' FRIDAY. B.W. to v. W., mode 9AITRDAY. W.S. W. to N.N.W., rate to fredl r.s.w. to N.N.W., fresh. .nowery. Wren,ly. unsettled, aurae rain. The first ordinary general meeting of the London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Company is con vened for the Bth inst. - - - 'modem . to lmh, showery. .B.E. to W.B.W. ma W.ClartltAls S.W. to N.W., fresh. iterate to fresh. Varlakte, Hy*, to S.W. W.FRANCi. S.W.B. to N.N.W., fresh to 'Wong. As nxt above, 11Met tied. N. to W., moderate to strong. filsallar to above, K. Mast S.W. to N.W., fresh. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. R. F. Satterthwaite reporta as follows : There is. been a fair activity is the socket in Loudon for Amoriess seenritise during the past week, buyers being iodated to act moo freely trout the reittosd rake of ex change reported as rain at sew York. There still exist, a chfferesce of 3to 4 per cent. between endorsed United Slates and Virginia. and those sot sedresed ; tbis consequent upon the daterntimation is the Dutch market not to take endorsed bonds. Railroad bonds are quoted rather firmer. Illinois shares have unproved 1 dol., sad Eck shares 2 dole. The French Minister of State, in a flattering letter which he has just addressed to 11. Victor Masse, the musical composer, tells him that, in order to enable him to devote himself entirely to his art, he grants him a pension of 2,400 fr. a year. SODOM/ DEATH OT • LOCAL PREACHER IN • CHAPIL.—An inquest wu held on the body of Mr. James Harris, of Stintley, near Cawley, for many years a local preacher amongst the Wesleyan Methodists, who died tinder the followitig singular circumstances : He had attended morn. lug service in his usual health on Sunday. He took part in the service, till the congregation were singing the hymn before the sermon, when, on coming to the lines in the third verse "Entered the grave in mortal fl esh, and dwelt amongst the dead," Mr. Harris fell forward on the front of him pew a corpse. A verdict in accordance with the fact. was re. turned.—Birssinpaatia Post. Tag Itmcmairga Moanra.—Yesterday morning an inquest was bold in Kirkdale Gaol by Mr. Drieleld, one of the county coroners, on the body of Daniel Carr, one of Two O'CIA3CC. the men oommitted to take his trial for the murder of blni. In the mining market to-day, speculative at- Waloa at Ribchester, and for which crime two of his ac- teution is again chiefly confined to Ram Caradon complies* have been coodemned to death. Carr was ad. shares, which have declined, the present quotation mitted into Kirkdale Gaol on the 10th of December, he was frequently attended and prescribed for by the doctor 1 being 41 to f. North Roamer are also for asthma and indigestion. He was an iron moulder by I lower at 38 to 39 ; Wheal Edward, at trade, but he had been frequently in prison and ones 11 to 21 ; and Cook's Kitchen, at 274 to 28 ; Roskearnoweth continue in demand, and have sported. On the morning of Monday last, when he muLt ... o ha well e al bse l o n ig iri bt.. d lib b :Zy Peired after be th i l n e g ra s b h l a y ved ve , li ha , v ha in v g ing mose7e; ' _ 21 4 . Es t C a r sito@ Brea area' likewise better, rimat or more previously, he died in the chair. The de-in to ceased, after his admission into the gaol, always expressed 'to 252 ; Tincroft, 22 to 4 ; Caradon Vale, 41 great terror of being hang, saying he did not cure what else to 6 ; Great Fortune, 37 to 38 ; East Bassett, beFee"d to him. Be std, wile reference to the murder ' 78 to 80 ; Wheal Harriett, 3to 3 4 Wheel Ludoott, of Mrs. Wolin, that he struck her some twelve times, but vg to Whoa , orylia, 314 to . Wheal Mae that she really died from the effects of su ff ocation. The jury returned • verdict to the effect "That the deceased garet, 36 to 38 ; Calvadnack, 9} to ' 10; and South died front natural mums, produced by disease of the Caradon, 390 to 400, ex div. heart." Don Pedro and Port Phillip shares are firm, and Yudanamutana rather dull. Other foreign and CONVICTION or AN Decoct/rt. MAN.—Another ease of an innocent person having been convicted of bumf- colonial m ines are quiet , at previous prices. cid* has been discovered in France. A person named 1. Filippi was killed by • pietol-shot during a not in Corsica, we are informed that very satisfactory accounts and a man named Resod was convicted of the homicide O R were received, by the last mail from two Caps of the 10th of November, 1861, and senteoced to bard labour Good Hope, from the mines of the Cape Copper for 20 cetera On the 25th of November following • man ' C ow y, named Itimoni was convicted of the same homicide, and am whic h • sentenced by the judge who tried Bawd to bard labour Me I t he company is i nterested are on and that 1,300 tons of copper ore in per 4" m beiy being erld 'in t"As cen C°6it trad w:tiso i fpr fre .d is t i it tl: t.l eac gmhedtb : e oth wtire er, tbuwo mi tc F:n is t the Ab G wth re a: V nN e le. , 400 4°f°rt° tO san i a : : ; P i r er ir-Ciroy' Graa PedronSe tA, neeLoo7WPerna—t°net°4lllo; two convicts for trial before the Court of Amine of the 4300 t om . Card. At the latter trial both the ocaniets stoutly pr. tested that they were innocent. A letter, however, having ina Black Leadmine Company (limited) is to be settled 25 in • Ealing The list of coutributories of the Cumberland him radio evideoce from Simoni's mother which to effect the convict extremely, the judge took advantage in the Bankruptcy Court on the ISt t. of his emotion aid raid to him, "It was you, Simoni, who Creditors of the Llanbarry Hematite Iron Ore fired the shot." " Yes," replied Simovi , it was I," at • C o mpany (Limited) are required to forward their the same time shedding Wan. This admission made the clai ms t o sir. RP. Hauling, the official matter Iraq for the jury. Romani was acquitted and dim- „ tor, b y the 28th ;mt., the 29th of May having Owned ; &amid was found only, and sentenced to hard labour for seven yaws t been appointed for adjudicating upon them. WIDNZSDAY IiVEIIIIO. The closing quotations for shams m new under takings were as follows :—British and Foreign Marine, Ito If prem. ; Petroleum Trading, to prem. ; Union M a rine, If to 2 pram. ; Empire Marine, f to# prem. ; National Bank of Liverpool, 4 to 44 prem.; Panonis Leather Cloth, # to # prem. ; Mercantile and Exchange Bank, Idic to par ; and Westminster and Southwark BanL, f to Pram. MINES.--(THIS DAY.) Z.top. TstB. W., light I.II.ZNOTAND. — to fresh, fl oe. As next above. BA IteGLOZD. vio s i s il sone 4 WACO 10,11111 WM IWO WO IWO KM IWO ia.e. MAW MON lAA sumo ivn6 16,000 1 000 064000 iteitti le,oool Kw _140.00c TW:Oalt 111,ON IN,Ollt MAW s~ ene~ 10,000 136000 MAC lOACO 12.000 SAO 10.00 f;100 ✓ll,OOO .i a,a! lOtM# «~~i ~i 115. O 1 1 10,000 00 1110[ * MO% 1 106.000 ID 414,000 0100. 10 WOO 0 10.004 We 18. b. Nairn 1 30.00 Aberdeen 30.0346 Leith (30.07 46 Ardromen 30.0043 Portman 10.0346' Galway 30.0 4 1.4 Valuate 30.060 Noemelown 40.0746 Noiyhead 180.00146 Uvenml „ MAI Pembr x oke a. Prosanee s, Jen Brest I0.0&41 L'Orles4 430.0441 Nebefori neonatal J0..1 47 =lt ;07144 Kew. MUM Need= 36.11411 paw 44 Yormeeln po 11 , 46 Narbonne r io.ll/41 Maids 10.16 43 Hellgolank 430.160 Q 3= l"l I = '= 100 zn 100 St Xi Mt :a ne 414 I* Se la u i Nil 1871 Set - 46 62 n el 52* lasi .. 11114 xts 10 .... 1051 a more