The Express. — London, England, 1863-02-19 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. After Term Nisi Prins Sittings at Guildhall.—(Before Lord Chief Justice Cockburn and Special Jury.) r. THE [Wit or LONDON. . . • This was an extraordinary case of false imprisonment against the Bank of London in connexion with an alleged forged cheque for 71. The defendants pleaded, first, not guilty ; and, secondly, that a forgery had been committed, and that they had reasonable and probable cause for believ ing that the plaintiff had committed the forgery. There was a plea to the same effect with regard to uttering the cheque with a guilty knowledge. Mr. Metcalfe and Mr. Littler were counsel for the plain tiff ; Mr. H►wkins, Q.C., and Mr. H. James for the de fendants. Mr. Metcalfe, in stating the came to the jury, said the plaintiff was • builder in ► small way of business, and ►t the time he was given into custody he was engaged on some work in Bow-street under an architect named Brown, in Robertstreet, Adelphi, and was also under a contract to build 18 houses, at 1501. each for the Central Londaa Improvement Association. On the 14th Dec.lßrown gave the plaintiff a check on the Beck of Lawton for 71. Brown, it appears, was in difficulties, and after the cheque was re turned cancelled he altered the signature, returned it as a forgery, and the 71. were again placed at his credit. Brown had preferred two charges against the plaintiff in regard to money matters, upon which he was com mitted for trial, but acquitted. Brown in the meantime gave information to the bank of the alleged forgery of the 71. cheek by the plaintiff, upon which he was apprehended and committed for trial on the forgery. The charges preferred by Brown came on for trial first, and in consequence of what then transpired the charge of for pry was subsequently abandoned by the bank. Proceed ings were then taken against Brown for the forgery of the check, and other documents in connexion with it, and after • two days' trial before Mr. Jwitios Willis at the Old Bailey, he was convicted and sentenced to 10 years' penal The Lord Chief Judie* malted the defendants conned how he propoord to deal with the pleas that the cheque was • forged document ? Mr. Hawkins said there was a forgery of the cheque by some one, and if he proved that it would show there was probable and reasonable cause for giving the plaintiff into custody. The Lard Chief Justice said be doubted if it was a for gery. It was not • forged order for the payment of money when it was given. Mr. Hawkins said in that case he would ask his lordship to amend the third plea. The Lord Chief Justice said he thought he ought not to do it, as it would give him two strings to his bow. It was the duty of the bank on the facts becoming known to them to investigate the matter, and the question was whether they had reasonable and probable cause for giving the plaintiff into custody. Mr. Hetcalfe submitted that was not so. The bank stood in the position of private individuals, and they bad no right to proceed miler a felony had been commiffed. Mr. Hawkins proposed to amend the pleas by setting forth the facts, and that the charge against the plaintiff was the Iseult of them. The Lord Chief Justice raid that would not do. There was no reason for saying the plaintiff had committed the fekony. and consequently there smarm charge of felony against him. U the plaintiff had committed a felony there was no doubt the defendants had reasonable and probable cause. He would give the defendants leave to amend their pleas or he would give them leave to move whether upon the facts he ought to tell the jury that on those facts their pleas had been made out. It would be as well to proceed with the ease, and let the jury WON the damages, in the event of the court above ruling against the defendants. The cue proceeded. Mr. Metcalfe, in continuing his statement, said that the jury in assessing their damages would have to consider the injury sustained by the plaintiff. At the time of his meat be and his loos were earning from some works about 41. 4 = week, which he lost in consequence of his being taken into custody. He had also lost about 500 f. from not being able to carry out his contract for building the 18 bosses, sad he had been put to between 4W. and 5% es pewee in defending himself from the criminal chews He contended the defendants ought to have made firths, in quiries before charging the plaintiff with felony. ['The cabs was p • when our report lAA COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Beta's the Judge Ordhaery.) moat V. DOOllOlll. —WIC= JURY. - - The Quaa's dciviatte, 117.78erlithea, —* Ir. Demise well, Hansen, mid Hr. C. er appeared for the plaintiff ; Mr. H. Chambers, Q.O. ; Yr. Cleasby, Q. 0., Dr. Spina, Mr. B. E. Turner for the defendant. This men, which promises to be of mamas an interest snit. The plaintiff, Frameless . 1 0erlice clamed to be the natural son of Henry, in Portugal, bars Faro, of one Tulle 4 a 3oress, the 2nd el October, 1818. By the Portagoses she ea Meek mate as is entitled to a portion of his Wises peoperty, and the object of the prima isms in menly to t o tin pkiatiff • pompom sten& is apposea will est up by Hark Doglioni, the rater of the deceaseL Sir Phillimore hawk( opened UM alge. the vokininows evidence taken by a comiaiinio• la Par was read. Jose Jurtiaiano Da San aged 12, • reeked major-p• newel, had known Henry Crispin Vans be was twelve yam of age. Was sot aware that he was noble. He= poem's shop to Faro. He sold fruit, cheeser and potatos. He has bees married. Barbara Julia Cable was • neigh bour of waster. She wee the daughter of • brier. Henry =visited her daily, and treated her with familiarity. en Crispin come out of the house in the mondag, but meld not say if he had spent the night there. Ha seen the plaintiff frequently with Hairy Crispin. who treated him lath the Encloses of a parent, bat imay paeans did that to children whisk are sot than Had beard Hairy Crispin call hiss " sea." Be lived is the home of his grandheber ; but winter maid not say by wham be was supported. After the death of Healy WO' he wee taught a trade ; and he re. naked at Faro when witness left tiepins', in 1839. Orcashumined—Screw mans' &beat the manner in which Barham Corte lived. The einem of the Minas regiment visited the home ; but it wee generally mid that be went to me Barbara's sister. Antonio Manuel de Bous Mignon, aged 63, a colonel in the Portuguese army, first knew Crispin in 1817, when wit ness was paymaster at JP whams ha died in 1828. [The case was when ow report liiftj THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) =MAWR ROBRKRY TRIXIWROPOLITAII RAILWAY. Putrtek Wormy, aged 17, a hawker, reslidig No. 7, Rummell-place, Corm - street , was charge d befam 16. D'Eya eourt with beteg found on the roof of the Metropolitan Railway terminus, Kies's-arms, supposed for the impose of committing a felony. rumthe evidence, It appeared that aims the opening of railway a great quantity of lead had been stale* from the roof of the King's-cross station, and a watch hail bean kept, the. thine could act au e discovered. last night, about belt peat ten, the prisoner was seen ormileg front the roof and was taken into custody. When asked for what purpose he had been there, be stated that some boys had thrown his cap up ad h• had been there to hitch it. He was takes to the mhos-Maim sad between his legs was found an iron hook which had hem used tar lifting the kad, aad corresponded with the marks en the portion that was remaining. Oa going oa to the ma several pieces of load were found cut and rolled up ready for removal, sad other portions were loosened ready to be taken up. Evidence was ghee showing that the prisoner bad worked on the Malian and knew where the lead use plead, and also that he bad es severs' 'maim been ass Ithisdag about the premises. The prisoner, in defence. said that he did not go an to the roof for say unlawful parpoea , and was not aware that any lead ba d been 'Wen. He was quite innocent, and bad IS set bees fora wicked man throwing his cap on the roof he should not now have been in trouble. Mr. D'Eyncourt sentenced the primer to be impri soned for three calendar mouths with hard labour, remark * that he could not believe the prisoner's story. BMOCS CAKE OT WOUNDING. Jahn Lenin, a gentleman's servant, wee placed at the bar before Mr. Payster, upon the chimp of sestonaly cutting sod imbuing smother perms in the lams posits= of life. The proseenter. la eoesequence of the impairs be had re ceived, was taken to St. Georges Hospital, when he at pre sent remains in a very precarious Mete. Ge or g e Herr* naid—l am brother of the injured man. I was rem* along the Exhitition•road, at halt pet 10 last night, in company with my brother mad another man. Prisoner came up the road. I maw ha had something in his band. He made an observation as he tweed us, but I did not hear what it was The mamma after this I heard a scuffle. I wu a little in front of my brother/sad friend. I turned sod heard my brother exclaim, " stabbed or cat." I maw him bleeding from a large wined is the tees. Mr. Parnter—Do you know how be use stabbed ? Winans— I do not. It was done vary suddenly, and after the primmer had Mr. Partake—Wu there any instrumest totted ? a... The police predated a formidable kaite sharpened to a — Write stir—Wee there any blood upon it? Witoess—There was. Cram-eternised by Mr. Lewis (for prismaer)-1 have told all that pared. We did not assault him yesterday is the afterscam. I certainly p us h e d hi m . I di d sot promise to do for him. I did pot strike him with my gat yesterday afternoon ; I merely lifted my foot. We were sot waiting for him till be came out of his roaster's bore to ill-whim. lam not aware that he was seised by the throat last sight. I have not heard that be was. We did not tuna the knife upon him, but his bud was eat. William leakyer—l was with the last whom and his brother, bat I did sot see what took place. I suddenly heard • cry, and found last witneas's brother stabbed. DiSTIIICITTE Dar.)—About two °Week this afire broke out in the exteastm hop ware. homes of Mean. situate at the rear of 36, Great Dovientreet, South Just u the hay and strew stems of Mr. C. Jeseop had become ignited, astroog body of polies sareestled in a large quantity of hay, clover and straw, u we ll a damn vehicles, which were taken into the open road. It was the gamed remark of all present with what wonderful effect the new land steamer told upon the Ike. The steam was folly up by the time Mr. Foreman Gerrard arrived with the machine, and in less than three minutes she commenced discharging volume of water upon the flames. The third floor warehouse of Mews. Moraine and the wetly stook of hops were oompletely destroyed, and • large quantity of the stork belonging to I& Jerson burned, and serious damage done to the premises of Mr. F. T. hatter. About the same time another fire broke otitis% premises of Mr. H. Bahl, a perk-butcher, No. 14, High- Mrs* OamberwelL Mr. Hodges at once started to the and with his engine, and was followed by several others of the Loudon Brigade, and also bye new steamer built by Marrymiather and Sorra, el nere. Fortunately the fire tem ea* extinguished, brat before considerable damage was doss. FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT. —This morning infor mation was forwarded to Dr. Lankester of the following fearful and fataleseident that took_plaos at the goods *lion of the Great Northam Railway, dim-lane. It appears that yesterday afternoon, about four o'clock, the deceased (Richard Cogan), who is in the employ of Me errs. Nickel son, the diddles., of St. John-street, Clerkenwell, was en pgedbiading his wagon outside one of the goods sheds with empty casks. For the convenience of speedily unloading the pods trucks a line of rails has been placed outside all the sheds, but before the trunks are allowed to be shunted a bell has to be rang to give notice that a train is approaching, so that the line may be cleared, and a chain put up to prevent anything from leaving the sheds. The bell did zing, and almost at the seme moment one of the troths struck the damaged, hoicked him down, and ran over him. The poor fellow wee literally mashed, and was deed wine be was picked up. He was liken to the Royal Free Hospital, and was sees by Mr. Hill, the house surgem, bat nothing could be done for him. The two horses in the wagon were thrown on the top of each other, sue the shafts were broken. The unfortunate deceased is represented as a steady, indus trious man, and has left a widow and four cluldrea to deplore his untimely loss. onraa REDUCTION Is. OXITIBEra FASIOL—This morning another redaction at fares was made by the pro =mof those omnibuses which travel nearly is the same enet* as the trains on the Metropolitan Railway, the fare from the Swiss Cotter _rid Baker-street, Oxford-street, and Helloes to Landon - b r i dge, and rice ova& being re duced to 3d. ; and flotsam Prasdntreet and London-bridge, 9d. ,• and to intermediate placer, 24. New Cal:rem—The consecration of St. Alban's Church, Holborn (the arnallieset work of John Gellibrand Hubbard, Fsq., M.P.) is lied by the Lord Bishop of London to Wm place on Saturday morning next, the 21st inst., at eleven o'clock. The edifice sod clergy-house ad joining are said far to eased ia heantJ and design the pile of building' known as All Sakti% Margaret street. The approach to the church is by flaldwin's-gardens, Gray's-inn- Low is intended for the very poor. A Picruee or EASTERS Tesvet.. —lt was while riding through the low hills covered with this vege tation, and just before coming ont on the blighted fiats of the Deed Sea, that one of those pictures passed before ins which are ever after hung up in the mind s' gallery among the choicest of the spoil of Eastern travel. By some chance I was alone, riding a few hundred yards in front of the caravan, when, turning the corner of a hill, I met a man coming towards me, the only one we had seen for several hours since we had passed a few black tents some eight or ten miles away. lie was a noble-looking young shepherd, dressed in his camel's-hair robe, and with the lithesome, powerful limbs and elastic step of the children of the desert. But the interest which attached to him was the errand on which he had' manifestly been engaged, on those Dead Sea plains from which he was returning. Round his neck, sod with * little limbs held gently by his hand, lay a lamb be had rescued. and was doubtlem carrying home. The little creature lay as if perfectly content and basm and the man looked p*sed as be strode lightly with his burden, sad es I saluted him sr .. Z, the usual gesture of pointing to heart and head, and the " Weans alit!' (Peace be with you), he reeponded with • are* and a kindly glance at the lamb, to which he law my eyes were directed. It was actually the beautiful parable of the gospel acted out before my sight. Every particular was true to the story ; the shepherd had doubtless left his " sharer and niae in the wilderness." round the black ter* we had seen en far away, and had sought for the lost lamb till he found it where it must quickly bans perished without his help, moos those blighted plains. Literally, too, whoa he bad f o und it, b e Jail it on his shoulders rejoic ing.* It would, I think, have been a very bard heart which bad not blared God for the sight, and taken home to itself with fresh faith, the lesson that God suffers no wandering sheep to be finally lost from His peat fold of hearse. Even Weigh a man may weeder to the utmost bounds of his iniquity, yet the Good Shepherd rejoicing, shall bring the wanderer hams, " for He will seek till He fled him " even ea the Dead Sea sham —Praser's Magazine for Fe bruary. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY . 19, 1863. William Dwyer, police-ocksteble, sworn—l took the knife produced oat of primmer's hand. It bad blood upon it. Prisoner mid the others had attsoked him. Mr. Lurie—My client had been ill-treated and threatened in the afternoon and took the knife out for his own protec tion. and to flten them from attacking bits. When they did go he mere drove it to intimidate them, and the man wag cat by ace' ent. Yr. Paynter—The prisoner is remanded for a week. Mr. Lewis—Will you not take bail ? Mr. Payeter—l cannot, is rousequence of the serious nature of the injuries. iie to so i lik" lii 100 100 12 SHARE LISTS. -(THIS DAY.) Two o'Clsiox. The railway market is rather firmer to-day, and some of the principal steam have advanced. The improvement, however, is unimportant, amounting to / per cent. in Great Western, London and North Western, Midland, and Great Eastern. South Eastern st ock is flat, and has declined per cent. Lancashire and Yorkshire has also receded 4. Metropolitan shares are 2s. 6d. better, at 134 to /, ex the new. London and North Western stook is now quoted 101 to / ; Great Western , 681 to / ; Mid lan 128/ to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1104 to ; aledonian, 1164 to 117 ; South Eastern, 97 to I- Great Eastern, 494 to / ; Great Northern, 197 ' to 128/ ; and London and South Western, 101 to 4. Indian railway stocks and Great Western of Canada shares are firm. As regards foreign liner, Great Luxembourg have improved, and there are inquiries for Antwerp and Rotterdam, Sambre and Meuse ' and West Flanders preference. San Paulo are steady. WIDINAIT ULM AID STOOL& . 16 IN I LOMAT.. 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ID 26 e a 40i 11.4 1r n is II 1 ar 17i VI i~} ,~~~_~~ 94 99 15 18 107 Ile 110 IR 100 131 dla pis 6 6 al• ris fr 7 100 zd 611 MONEY ItARKIIT.-(THIS DAY.) REDUCTION IN THE BANK OF ENGLAND RATE OF DISCOUIIIT. Two o'CLocs. The directors of the Bank of England, at their weekly court to-day, bare reduced the minimum rate of discount from 5 par cent. (at which it was fixed on the 28th ult.) to 4. . As it bad been fully anticipated that this step would be adopted either this day or on next Thurs day at the latest, the effect on the stock markets has been trivial. The funds are quoted the same as yesterday afternoon. The other markets are firm. English railway stocks, in some instances, are a fraction better. _ _ In consequence of the alteration at the Bank, the joint-stock banks have reduced the rate allowed for deposits from 4to 3 per cent. The terms of the London and Westminster Bank, however, are only 2 per cent. for sums below 500/. The discount establishments will henceforward give 3 per cent. (instead of 4) "at call," and 31 (instead of 41) "at notice." At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 70fr., showing a further decline of 50. Consols are now quoted 921 to / for money, and 92 1 to 93 for the account (March 5). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 1 ; ditto, for account, 93 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92/, 1, 93 ; New Three per Cents., 94 1, 93 ; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 108, 1 ; ditto Four Cent. Debentures, 100, / ; and Exchequer Bills, 45., 3a. prem. In the foreign stock market the new Russian Loan has given way, and Spanish Passive Bonds remain dull, while Egyptian are strong, and Mexican and Italian Five per Cents. have been more inquired for. New Granada Bonds remain very fns, at the late rise, the inquiries con tinuing. Greek are unaltered, and the New Vene zuelan Loan rather flat. The Turkish Loan of 1862 is slightly lower, w bile the Consolida are firm. Some of the present quotations are subjoined :-Turkish, 1854, Loan, 891 to 901; ditto, 1858, 73/ to ; ditto, 1862, 691 to 701; the Consolides, 411 to 1 ; Venezuelan Six per Cents., 601 to 61 ; Greek Bonds, 201 to 21 ; and the New Peruvian Loan, 88 to 1. Transactions are reoorded as follows : - Austrian, 1869, 79 ; Brazilian, 1862, 1858, 1860, 931, ; Chilian, 84 ; Egyptian, 991 ; ditto second issue, 100, 4 ; Greek, 29/ ; ditto Coupons, 91 ; Italian, for account, 691, 69 ; Mexican, for account, 331, 4 ; New Granada, 14, 1 ; ditto Two per Cents., 33, 321, 331, 324, 33 ; ditto, Deferred, 8, 74, 81 ; ditto Land Warrants (Hectares), 71; Russian, 1869, 591 ; ditto, 1862, 931, ; Spanish Passive, 26 ; Turkish, 1854, 901 ; ditto, 1868, for account, 731, a, 1 ; ditto, 1862, for ac count, 701, 70, 1, 70, ; Venezuela, for account, 241, 24 ; ditto, 1862, 601, 1. The Pert will take to-morrow 91,310/. in specie for tht East, of which 83,4001. is silver and 7,9101. gold. Ottoman Bank shares have risen to 42} to 43+. Fol. a o'CLoei. Consols remain quoted 921 to i, for money, and 921 to 93 for the account. No gold has been taken to the Bank to-day. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (ey IaaCIII/C 117201APIL ) NEWMARKST MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. Molly Adhere... ... St. James ... 6 rut. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKR3. About three miles. Light of other Days, Oliver Twirl, Mutineer, Jerry, Antelope, Brown Stout, BL cic Sultan, Sadlower, and Orkonstra are here. PAID Foarzrr.—Aeoot, Sinking Fund, and Sir Bobby. ENTRY FOR SRLI4ISG STEEPLECHASE. About two awai,a.TlalT. Orkoustra, Dialem, and Apr. All are here. ENTRY FOR HUNTERS' STAKES. About two milts and a half. Feemoy, The be . apie6 (Thar the Way, Lela*. tar, Little Weeder, Bankrupt. Orals ANILIVISA. —Little John. Friar of Apiall, Its ports', gidokadvar, Cuirankr, and St. Maxima. To-morrow evening Mr. William E wart will ask the First Lord of the Trearury whether any reliable account hu been received of a convention rid to have been eon. eluded between the governments of Russia and of Prussia respecting the present state of affairs in Poland; sod whether, in such ease, there would be any objection to communicate such information to the house. Mr. Walter, on the 20th of next month will move the following resolutions :—" 1. That it is the opinion of this house, that the sums annually voted by parliament for educational purposes ought to be made applicable to all the poorer schools throughout the country (not being private schools, or canted on for profit), in which the attindenes and examination of the children exhibit the remelt' required under the revised code, by her Majesty's Inspectors of schools. 2. That to require the employment of certificated teachers, or of pupil fetchers, by school managers, u an in dispensable condition of their participation in the capitation great, is inexpedient, and unjust to the managers of soak seitoole. The Hon. William Wells Addington, who has beta dented member for the borough of Devine, in the room of Captain Gladstone, deceased, is the eldest son of the Rev. Viscount Sidmouth, and grandson of the first Lord Sidmouth, who was sucownively Speaker of the House of Commons, 1784-1801; prime minister, 1801-1804 ; presi dent of the Council, 1806-1808 ; Lord Privy Seal in the administration of " all the talents," 1808 ; and Semetary of Siete for the Home Department in 1812, until succeeded by Sir Robert Peel in 1822. Mr. Addington was born in 1884, and married in 1648 his conga, • daughter of the Hon. and Very Rev. Dr. Gone Mew, Dean of Norwich. He was formerly in the royal navy. The Rev. Dr. Pusey has addressed a letter to the 2'inies, in which he contends that the prosecution of Pro hew Jewett is sot "persecution," inasmuch as the teach ing of that gentleman is part of " • systematic attempt ton. sandman the church of England," and as he (Dr. Posey) feels bound by his duty to God, to the church, and to the seals of men, to ascertain whether the contradiction den& fundamental truths as the Atonement, the inspiration of Holy Scripture, sod the agreement of the creeds with Scripture, is to be "part of the recognised system of the University." The weekly meeting. of the collecting committee of the Owt& Relief Fond at Manchester bays been ad journed sine die, the secretary being empowered to mil the members together should any occasion mew The Swedish Diet has declared itself in favour of a °ammoa system of reins, weights, and measures for Sweden, Norway, end Doom's*. illl3} mil 128} 96 96 Ii li Pen 64 65 21 46 DX 106 1 l e 111 111 In In 110 112 100 102 107 110 83 ST 11. 121 Ll 2 114 106 107 101 110 1111 100 a Be 311 ato 101 103 I/ 19 110 179 109 101 136 166 US US 11$ US US US US de 1.2 155 115 151 BO IS 101 103 114 Its i i Pag 66 66 i ion, UT 110 IN 106 Si 67 111 113 1110 ill 111 111 114 100 4-as 1 poi 41 10; 101 14 24; 100 102 100 102 99 . 91. i Li K 4T 1111 120 140 144 $1 117 116 110 ILIWATIL ~a.4 l li- i PRE dial 2t Oa&Pomba libmir: 8b Oork and Diadem Sep o , Dammad‘ pm PP Das. 6 „41Abmr..1a Ma. Mb Ilimpw do. a et 1ik1a..1.4MADua..4.7..e. 416.1amtora.L C.M,6p. opt, No. 1 Do. do. 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T.•lLd AM(L) Os.o.oaood. I Uo. Mandan mi. ( LI . Vas L{. .W. Laud_ "gall r►, Wall 1 sk noti asi 70.19 sal u• 1111 hi NO 190 100 100 4I 4Th gil l 46 184 zet I ri 81 4 P. _3 dis Cius 1 1 de 1 2 a Pe , $ 4 14 31 4 Pm i li r 10 1 h 4 1 Pa Ms poi 49 U 72 74 II 16 pm 2 2 €22 Is 29_ 241 1 - 4 " 11 1.1 se _ r ii**** l a. ..„. ** i ra,Ms I 4411 i DR I 1 } oe }pa I d li 14 PROP7NOIAL SHARI MARKET& PM 18.—The market showed an improvement An i l: E l:go t il Mneas wu done. Great Eastern, Great Welders, Ihefgekt North Staffordshire, South Eastern, and Bent at Man chester In demand. Buffalo and Lake Barest At 1-111—Cakido- Man, 1186 17— Great Eastern, Mel fS 1 6—Great Luxembourg. U. 111 le—Greet Western of Cam 131.16 18—Greet Western, VI 6 8 1 I—Lancashire and Y orksh ire, 1101 London and North Western, 101—Manchester and 16 Lila . : chaster, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, C rig 4 L i o:r.. North Britloh, 14 e 4—N, Staffordshire 166 6-16 11-1 &AW w o e lt4 6 6 676 i n i , i I -201 th cent paul-op, 6 p.— tenses and Merry M B ar= liosarasce, 61.16 p.—Baulk of Manchester, 61 I g 8-16 I 648 i 68 16 IMO 6 6—Metropolitan, 16 co. 114 m 1 cn .—Dttto New, 2 7-161 — Great &Morn, A. 46—Birkenhead, 88 Landon, Chat:- Inuit s. and B Dover, 44—Edinburgh and Glasgow, Bel—Monte' Aureo 8 - - Sfalusansm, !Xs. I& —llie transactions In this market today Included Woverhampton and Staffordshire Bank shares at in en dia. ; Gloucester Wagon Company, new *harm, at prem. ex dia. • Metropolitan Railway and Carriage Company shares at 2 preen: Yesterday Gloucester Wagon Company shares were dealt In at 124. South Staffordshire Railway shares were quoted st II to 116. LIVIIPOOL, ?EL 18.—ClonIng prim : London and North Western, 101-1 l Li 11.16 4—South Eastern and Dover. M a l i—Buff and Lake Huron, 6—Albion Insurance Company, I S-16 * p.—Brltlah and Nan kl kin arine, 2 1516 4 1546 p.— fish and American Exchange Rank, 131 c. p.—Empire Marine loannina+, 1246 I 13-16 la—Dolan Melina Insurance, 2 ILIA a 5-16 Mb p. MINES.-(THIS DA Y.) Two &Qom. - -- - The mining market is moderately active to-day, but prices generally have experienced little varia tion. North Roskear, Illogan, and Wheal Lud cott shares are in demand, and have improved. Great South Tolgua are also rather firmer. The telegrams from North Roekear report an improve ment in the mine. Suboined are some of the present quotations, viz. ;—Coo k ' s Kitchen, 31 to 32 ; Drake walls, 2 } to t , ; East Caradon, 46 to 47 ; East Roeewarne, 8 to; ; East Russell, to t ; Great South Tolgns, 13/1 to f ; Gnat Fortune, 34 to 35 ; Marke Valley, lit tot ; North Roekear, 47 to 48 ; North Crofty, 41 to 5 ; South Crotty, 27 to 29 ; South Tolgus, 62} to 65 ; Stray Park, 39 to 40 ; Tiucroft, 161 to 17 ; Mogan, 11. to I ' • Wheal Harriett, 31 to 4 ; Wheal Ludcott, 51 to 6 ; and Wheal Beton, 240 to 245. St. John del Rey and United Mexican shares are firm ; Fudanamutana dull, and Dun Mountain steady. At tits Wed Camden Mae seeeting, yesterday, the ea counts showed meets over liabilities of 4,0861. At the Lenet Minimal Company's meeting yoiteritay, the proposal submitted by the directors for the aide of the re maiming stork of emery on held was approved of. IA is =ml eventually to wind up the allure of this under• The singular spectacle has been frequently wit nessed of LW of Use export of cotton from Liverpool to New York. Betorel cerise' hare been sent within the het few days. he; 11,0001. ' in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday, making a total of 231,0001. since the last return. The biddings for 40,00,000 rupees in bills on India took place yesterday at the Bank of England. The proportions allotted were :—To Calcutta, 23,68,000 ra. • to Bombay, 16,00,000 rs. ; and to Madras, 32,000 ra. The declared minimum price was as befoie,viz., Is. UP. per rupee on Calcutta, and 2s. on Bombay and Madras. The applications within the limits were for about 107 lacs. Tenders on Calcutta, at ls.• llad., will receive about 53 per cent. ;on Bombay, at 25., about 19 per cent., and all above these prams in full ; on Madras, at 26., will receive in full. Tuesday, the 10th of March, the day appointed for the marriage of the Prince of Wales, will be observed as a general holiday, notwithstanding the careless remarks made last night by Lord Palmer ston, which have excited great disiatitfaction in the City. When asked as to whether it was the intention of government to bring in a bill to le galise the observance of the day as a holiday—in which case alone can the holidaybe universal—Lord Palmerston replied, jauntily enough, that there was no precedent for their taking any such action ; and that they did not intend to do so. If his lord ship means that there is no precedent applicable to the precise cue now presented—namely, the mar riage of a Prince of Wales—he is probably correct in his assertion, only two such marriages having taken place during the long period of sixty-eight years ; but, in a general sense, there is a precedent to be cited, the national commemoration of the funeral of the late Duke of Wellington having been preceded by the passage through both houses of parliament of a short bill legalising the day as a general holiday. Future arrangements would be greatly simplified if government would take the trouble to pass a general bill applicable to all occa sions of the sort, and leaving the designation of holidays to the mere issue of an order in council. The Committee of Lloyd's have already deter mined to close that establishment on the 10th of March, and it is fully anticipated that the Stock Exchange, the Baltic, and Jerusalem Coffee Houses, and other places of commercial resort, will follow the same course. It is stated that at the approaching annual meet ing of the shareholders in the Ottoman Bank the directors will recommend that out of the profits, tbc., for the sir months ending the 31st December, 1862, a sum of 10,0001. be added to the reserve fund, raising it to 103,0001. ; that a dividend be declared at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum on the old and new shares, and a bonus of if. per share on the old and 2s. per share on the new shares. The proposed dividend on Glasgow and South Western Railway stock is at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, against 5 for the corresponding period of 1861. The Lord Mayor, M.P., has to-day been elected a director and deputy-chairman of the English and Irish Bank (Limited). The tenth annual report of the East Indian Iron Company was presented to the shareholders at the meeting yesterday, when it ap peared that Mr. Maylor's proceedings at Beypore, in the manufacture of steel by the Bessemer process, had been so far satisfactory as to give sanguine hopes of ultimate success, if carried out to a sufficient extent. The directors, bz , their chairman, Mr. R. W. Crawford, suggested toe advisability of issuing the shares at their disposal, about 3,000, at a moderate figure, to provide the capital requisite for continuing the operations in progress, which seemed to meet the approval of the proprietors present. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Ex change list of last evening : Manes British and Foreign, 151 to ; ditto Mania., 55 ; Atlas , 111 to f ; Commercial Union, 5/ ; Globs, 1131 • Guardian, 511; Impsrial Fire, 3M ; Imperial lifeti to 1 ; Indemnity Manor., 160; London, 45 ; London Provincial Las, 31 to i ; Marine, 100; Minerva, 61 • North British and Mercantile, 181 ; Ocean Marine. 121 I to ggi Pbmniz, 150; Royal Exchange, 295 ; Union, 260 • Thantss and Mersey Marine, 51 ; Universal Maine, 4 to t and Coke.--Cristal Palace District, 1 ; ditto New, Great Ceotral, 161 ; Imparlal , 86 to 1, ex div. •, ditto New, 701 to 1, ex dir. ; Imperial Continental, 67 to 61 to 71 ; rbrenix, 100, ex die. ; Surr e y C onsume i 17 U nite d Gepsral, 28 to 1,• Westminster Charter:d, se ex air.; ditto New, 401, ex div.; Western, 18 to 1. —East and West India, 139 ; St. Katharine, 56. Waterworka.—Berlin, 7to 6 1 ; Fast London, 126 ; Grand hutatioa, 76. :3;;;ii4:L . Griod Junction, 76; Regent's (or London), 24. The letters of allotment of the Joint Stock Din- 3 count Company will probably be issued on Satur day next, or on Mouthy at latest. Notice is given that a petition foe the winding up of the Anglo-Danubian Steam Navigation and Col liery Company (Limited) is to be heard in the Court of Chancery on the 27th insk The half-yearly dividend due the let inst. is ad vertised on Louisiana State Bonds, issued in favour of the Citizens Bank of New Orleans. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : In the market for American securitsse in London consi derable transactions have occurred during the pact week, many parties haviog appeared as buyers under the impree aims that, from some cause or other, perhaps from victory , rrfrom exhaustion, the present strife going on between orthern and Southern States will be come to an end an. long. Erie and Illinois suffered a relapse of 2 dole. per share on reported importations from New York, but they have recovered 1 doL, and close firm at 431 and 4.2?, discount WEDNESDAY Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 to 93 for the sth March, declined this morning to 921 toa, and closed at " buyers." For money the last price was 921 to The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 1, ft; ditto for account, 92}; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, ; New Three per Cents., 921, ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 751 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108#,108 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 100, 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 125., 10s. prem. ; Five per Cent. enfaced" rupee piper, 105} ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 112}. The India Five per Cent. stock was quoted 1051 to it ; India Bonds, 10s. to 13. prem. ; and Ex , chequer Bills, Is. dis. to 3e. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal feature was an active demand for New Grenadian securi ties, all descriptions of which have advanced, especial buoyancy being observable after the recog inised hours. There was some fluctuation to-day in South Eastern Railway stock. The market toeing sensi tive at the advanced range of prime, a fall to 96} to took place this morning, on ita being stat ed thagtbe company have lost a bill which they were pushing in parliament. It appears, however, that the bill in question relates merely to the Folkestone loop line, and is of little consequence. At the close the price had recovered to 97} buyers." Ottoman Bank shares were in renewed demand this morning, and were dealt in as high as 43. The closing quotation was 42} to 1, or about Be. higher than yesterday. The new shares left off at 91 to 10} prem. The shares of the Imperial Bank of Turkey, after touching 101 to prem., closed at 10, "sellers," owing to some speculative sales. City Bank, Alliance, London and County, London and Northern, Oriental, and London and South African Bank shares have all improved. Bank of London are quoted slightly lower in the official list. English and Australian Copper shares were lat. There were inquiries for South African Irrigation. The closing quotations for shares in new under. takings were as follows :—British and American Exchange Bank, 8 to 8} prem. ; British and Foreign Marine, 21 to Fs prem.; Cannes Hotel, 1 to prem.; Anglo:Parisian Brewery, *to 1, prem. ; Oil :We ll s of Canada, 3to 3} prem. • Bank o Wales, to } prem. ; Empire 'Marine, Ito 1 prem. ; Union Marine, 2} to 3 prem. ; City of London Fire and Life, 3 to 4 prem. ; City Dis count, Ito 1 prom. ; Joint Stock Discount, }to prem. • Anglo-Portuguese Bank, ft to prem. ; St. Jam es's Hotel, }to e prem. • South Ken sington Hotel, * to 1 prem. ; Bri s tol and South Wales Zinc Smelting, * to 1+ prem. ; Natal Cot ton, } dia. to } prem. ; and Petroleum Trading, to ft prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& IMPERIAL AVERAGSIL 'wheat-am*. .osia I ars• SmiL , NIL Jan. 10 1491 19134. Id 411 111 30a lidE Id s 41 17 47a 10d 0 U Id Xid 9199a 74 s 90 49s 4416. 101 90s ad MY 3.1 14 $1 47a 114144 9d 104 Ms 4d.4. atlas M 111161. 7 47. MIN 11 44 16. 2416 0444. 1411 14 47. 211,04 91111 a 0.1 11. agnaa 74117.194 Slx woke AM , - ota Avenge ..471 744164 SAM 9414. 7414. ad 77a 41 Dorr.—Wliag, Darkly, OM% 1„14, Bow* aadrosa, Is. Lau= Guist WM L$ Wisa.—WlNat, 74,240: Waft. 72,404; asta, 17,045: IT% 14: 20120 0 UN: Ps" IM4 4 131211 . 1 .• DUMAN MOWING TO MMINVISICII I ilf TO A 111111141113 MOO OV WURAT DONIDI Tall MIX AMU NAZI,. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (TEM DAY.) (BY BLITTILIO AXD IBITILWATIONAL TZLEGRAPII.) (nor ova ow' coaaaseotmaarl• The market coatinnee rather quiet but steady, with little more doing than yesterday. Sala, probably 4,000 hales. MINDING LAND.-(THDE! DAY.) fitioaz.—Then le a good demaisd for brown qualities of Went India, and a fair busbies' bas been transacted at fall prima. Mauritius sold, the better qualities at some decline, low middling to tine yellow, 36a. dd. to 40a. lid. ; Cuba Mitecovado ' low to Gee brown, 31s. 6d. to 34a. ed. ; gray to good middling yellow, 36e. to 365. 6d. • dived, middling to good yellow, 365. to 39e. Porto R ico, 365. Relined is dull of sale, and dried goods are easier. Corra—Tbe market is quiet for want of imitable sup plies; the recent landings of Ceylon have not yet been put in the market. Tga.—The market is steady, at full prior. Ricz —The demand is quiet and only limited. Wee of Hallam have been effected at Ba. to Bs. 3d. pTio;.7thers coptipuio g to be a good demand. Singapore, aid. to 30. ; Batavia, Bed. to 31d. Singapore,. white, fair quality, 50. to sgd. ane, 6gd. Grim lianas, middling quality, sold at 96e.; Ginger, ordinary Cochin, TOL Rum.—A fair business has been transacted. Leopards, L. sd. ; Demarara, ls. 6d. to la. 6gcl. ; ditto, in hhda., at ls. Corros.—The market is inactive. _ _ Joys !W sold at fall inices tot iaroels of the new crop, but old b only is limited request wt about ',scrim s rates ; Tory common old to Bus oew sold at 181. its, to 27''. lie. Harr.—The market for Russian is firm at Sr?. 10a. to 391. for demi. _ _ _ _ _ - BAl.reZraa.-250 bags of Bengal sold at : , Be.; for rafraegoa di, full prompt; and 120 bop of Etamtaty, &U. to 366. OOCHMIAL has sold freely, the finest sorts of Honduras silver at ld. advance. Honduras silver realised Is. 4d. to 3e. bd. for pasty to fine bold ; 3 6d. to 21. Bd. for small black; 2a. 6d. to 3s. for ordinary to fine Toned& Pi iver ; b. Bd. to 34. 841. for black ; and 3a. lid. to 25. 71 for Maxima salver. s. Jas. it .14a.11. Jim Ili Jim IL Irk 7. Yob. lA. —— 4 .. •• • • I • • • • • • ' • 7 . . • • •• ' 2. . . TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is stray. The present qnotationi are as follows :—Tows tallow ' 44e., net ash ; Petersburg Y. 0., so the spot, 445. 9d. • March, 445. 9d. to 455. ; April to Jane, 44e.. td. to 4.4;. ; October to December. 475. De limits for the heltmek, 654 cars ; arrivals, 10 auk'. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) . . The supply of bema i. aicTri• we are cosonquently enabled to realise Mooday's geolations pretty gene rally. The demand is not laep, and a clew &nos aumot be gaits eases& The number of sheep is about the same as of late. Trade is very dull, sad late rates are with diftlonlty Lbtained. Good calves are loans and dame. Our foreign supply cos- Was of 141 beats, 700 asap, and 113 calves Mika cows, OM Pir Moss al Wks. a. d. 4. E. Per ekes at Vbs. 6d.a d. 124•160 rte, Ilar•lda 48 • 0 DeslDEst 111-bda St • • • 114•168ortiario . 46 4 111 11•11Lawrools.... 6 a IS Second quid. bawls 84 4 0 Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 • Oalvel Pa 4 4 6 8 Ivrea & second quaL 4 4 111 4 • Do. do. Shorn • • • DeolD4442lll6brods 6 8 6 0 lambs hark al reartat, 820; oie9 and Lambs, 3,240. Calm, SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yews. Harvey and Fnatou report trade slow. at the following priose:—Prime meadow bay, 70s. to 75e. ; tupenor ditto, 78e. to 84e. ; inferior ditto, 50e. to 60s. ; rowed, Wm. to 60s. ; clover, old, 90e. to 115 a. ; ditto, second cut, ciOs. to 1055.; straw, Ms. to 38a.1 MELANCHOLY AND FATAL OVA ACCIDENT. —On Saturday. an aecident of a very melancholy mature &c -onned to Mr. Histrick, of Offton. It appears that Histrick was out shooting rabbits on ha farm, and was probably walking with his gun upon his shoulder, when the pin connecting the barrel with the stock came out, which caused the loaded barrel to fall to the ground. It is also supposed that the oap in falling came in contact with a stone, catalog the barrel to explode in an upright position, lodging the whole of the contest. in the thigh sod body of the deceaved sad fuddle( such injuries es to muse death. We u be ban left • wife and twelve children to mourn his national, death. An inquest will be held this day (Tuesday) by B. L. Gress, Fag., coroner. —Bury awl Norwich Pot. 211 i 14 I :1 ••• ••• Gahm. 4000 501,000 1,114 °SOO 101.000 «,:~.i ei:JO.;AI so.yeel ii,ooel 17 1.Z'Z'°1 pF,iiil siri.6ol Fiji. 110.000 MVO 19.60( It.to .• 10.1100 KW 10.Gto. l le e If 21. 1 f i i el _ld