The Express. — London, England, 1863-03-16 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Few.) IN NI JANVIUN, ORAN&I, AND DI ums. We announced a fewdays ago that the credits"' had re seised on throwing this estate into bankruptcy. A petition wasecoordingly presented oa Saturday. the petitioning ere diton being Mown. O. and A. Noble, Russia broken, George-yard, Lombard-attest. Adjudicatiou has sines been made. The liabilities are stated at 90,011tii. (Before Mr. Registrar Brougham.) This wee the first sitting under the bankruptcy of F. F. Isaacson, described as a "monetary Kent," of Amptill. square. The liabilities, as shown by a preliminary state ment of Manta. Hart, Brother', and Hellas, are I:1,8621. ; the amount of assets is not yet ascertained. Mr. Haan!, of Cannoestreet, bootmakar, was appointed assignee. (Before Mr. Commissioner Goulharn.) IX 111 010501 DABLZT. The bankrupt, a horse-dealer, of Holiand-park-road, Ken sington, applied for his order of discharge. Unsecured debts, 2,315/.; assets radioed 451!. Mr. R. Griffiths appeared for the assignees; Mr. Doris and Mr. Sargouil for opposing creditors ; and Mr. Bagley for the bankrupt. All the facts have been published in the reports of ore vious sittings. The assignees did not oppose. The case, it was stated, had been nearly twelve months before the court, there having been frequent adjourotueots for addi tional amounts ; sod it was a favourable feature, looking at the average of CANS, that as much as 4504 had been realised. Mr. Doris said that his client, the petitioning creditor, complained that the bankrupt's &moaner were most unsatis factory though he bad been allowed to per upon them, and that the books bad been imperfectly kept. Mr. Bargood opposed for Messrs. Lawrence, horse dealers, and six other creditors. The bankrupt was omen sod at considerable length, and the cese was proceeding. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) OLERKEN WELL. THI LAT! ATTIOIPTID WORD= OP TWO CHILDM AND RUICIDI OP MI NOTHIM. Caroline Rasters was ylaoed at the bar before Mr. Barker. charged as ceasd with attempting to drown her self tied her two children in the Regeat'il Canal. XL Thomas Wake/ing appeared for the prisoner, and Mr. Beard watched the ass an behalf of the panioner's husband. The prisoner was seas on the banks of the _itegent'soanal with two children, and it was found that she had • rope tied round them. She was then given into ourtodr of police. constable Galvin, 207 3, when she said that eke intended to destroy herself and her children, end that if she did not do it than the would on some Intim occasion. Mr. Beard said the husband of the prisoner wee a highly respectable man, but through the dissipat e d h a bit s of the premier ha had been compelled to remiss several lecrative situations. Ifs was still prepared to support the children and make his wife • proper allowance if she would hasp sober. _ _ ?Ir. Wading hoped the magistrate would diwtharge the asm.rho deeply regretted the course of cooduct she punot w ed. Her friends were highly respectable, and would look after her. He had also 'red • leßer from • lady who described the prisoner prev r i l ot e s t to her marriage as • Weedy. lsardworkieg, sod industrious person. Mr. Barker said he had also received • letter from a Lily as well se one from the chaplain to the House of Deus- Bon. and from the statements which the lettere eostsieed he should sow discharge her on her promising to go to the workhouse and fetch her chikheo. She had been guilty of a very wicked act, and one for which, if she had been sent for trial, she might bare been severely punished. He hoped that she had proilted by what the chaplain had told bar. The prisooer, who said she was vary sorry for what she had done, was the. discharged. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. AMA OLT II AN 0/13:13011. LOU" Pnkhani. of Aden-guise, and /bused Little sad Predenck L,Ule, mariners, of 8, Junin-row, Holbert. hi the. were charged before Tyrwititt with assaulting Mr. Freak de Pannone, of 28, sex-per Roadagtoe, ram ploy' in the War-olio', Pall-coalL Mr. In Fochleague mid he was in an omnibus cu genre. day evening, mi his way home, the three defeecbsita bang at the far "ad of it, with three women, all evidently ludr the lafinnee of drink, and exceedingly noisy. When the manibes stopped at the White Horse Cellar the three de fended@ got oat ad brought some drink from the public hens to the combs to give to the women. He ebjeded so the drink being brought into the and 'eked for the wadi:actor, ',hem two el die amai dhissdanb (Pritchard and Frederick Little, tried to pooh =m g and threw same of the drink into his fan= him. He rushed at the defendant', was down oa the pavement, idled over 'sword times, and waa se raudi stemmed by the repeated falls, that he °odd scarcely my how ha was treated. He afterwards me the defen dants into oesiody. Pollicsecoestahle Haan ihnitli, 147 C, said that there was a large crowd at the White Hone Cellar, sad the delud e:de were gives into his custody for the assault. Mr. Tyrwhitt asked the wadable whether the defendants had beam drinking, and the namable said he could not tell whether thoLlLsolLor sot. , C, said that he saw the defeodann vlan w r:ighl 2s tos damn, and they had been drinking. The dawn the dthadants offered did not alter the com plexion al the man No. Thitt mid be oonaidend the me diatioctly proved Naiad ?Marin Little and Pritchard. An omnibus was sot to be Inds a daubing shop of. He should flee Trani* Little sad A+tc hard each, or awes days, and dieharp the other defender& MIOCIS Moan= 01 AZ ZILPLOTIL. 21keenias and Isms Co Plea Will pissed at the hos he pirmioriag the fatal. employer el and eitioulas Ms Brows. el 1, Bachester-rov, pear, rid that her Mohr& was ill at hems, and had beam to for some time. Oa Toads, erring last she went eat to sea the illumizia- Mas, and rennin rent one in the morns( her digester is-law ford the rat of the window is the hear prior?. beireme, lyre apes the hoer, the ark lie having been aleL Sire* attennede, ea pin to her hunters room, sareel • email perrhie hams, with form drawers, which sosteinad 75'. ia gen err Weer, is Merest tap, sod • St, sees, bedew which wen a gold work, a silver wale, for rap, and • great quantity of *nasty. 411 Vrr three bad ter eafe in the bureau whim the per edrix west out that evereg. Miry Ana Adams said that at about half-past Ben Tor t* seeming, abe raw abs female prisoner let • Ira Ito the here. Weser was orris male p r over was the maa, aid had frequently sees him let in before on Sunday night. M. T. Sher, 272 It, mid be in scripted the robbery. He Onagoed the premises, aidund Ur lower mah ia • bed room os the hurt floor ba takes out. A ponce might have 'breed area that way, but there wee so Wirer asked whether she had bees risked by say or, when she replied she had sot ; she rely had as aide and aunt is Lanai, who seldom maw hr. She said she hod only bra out three minutes for the sapper beer for bar Erre retools prisoner west out is Wednesday er a holiday, and yesterday also, wens wr ier kept as eye apse her. Oa both courrioss she met the role premier. Last sight, as she left him, she was takes into nerdy, and Moron, soother policeman, took the male upon whom was found 56& in gold sod silver, and aria... Csote which had bra stoles from the moroutrix, and also the watches and Jewellery identilled. Walter Morgao, 2f7 ft, proved watching she female pri mmer co Wednesday and yesterday. On the latter occasion they met is St. James'epark, sad west into Kress-lase. The male primmer, stair rases there, rat away, but was It Whole told the cheer be weds so reply. Il intshowu that the who of the preperty had boos neovered. Premien ware remanded ler a rash. The Sunday oonfirmation announced to be held si the p►riah clutch of St. Martin's-iwthelfisids yeseardsy alleraoto at 3 o'clock wu uodertakee by ►i. Grace the Archbishop of York, in cacao:pia= of the Bishop of Loseloo's abssoce at Windsor Castle. At the evening meeting of the member,' of the loyal Inatitutioo, on Friday lass, a lector* `• Os Fop sad Beg Moil; " ti delivered lay Dr. J. B. Madames. The elleavy of different kinds of fog visuals has formed the nab. feat of isvastisation by a parlisineetary eoromlttee ; and, the British atomicities having Mime up the inquiry into the eimnieler end prevalence al fop, they commissioraed Dr. Gladstone to collect information and to report the matilta, time of which he Mated is the mune of his lecture. The Times comments on the fact that the London sad Brighton Oompeay sad the Loudon, Chatham, sad Dever Compare, propose to take their limes through Goer wish-perk the sort ..wet, sad by far the most beautiful, of all the parks rowed Loder'. The promoter. of them miens@ say that they "island to studiously avoid iojuriag tho park," and oely mesa to "take the liar through the park by a teasel about half a nolo kn.' This tunnel, however, mast be coestrneted ea what aagiames call the "out and 'ovals system ; that is to say, a broad sod deep cutting is Int made the tassel tine built, sad the earth Idled la Mete. A disfigurement of this Wad for some 12 menthe or as cable the waits are progreesiag eaglet tibial." the Tined ia *elf to be s enfileleat remit far the rejection of the blil, has this will sot be the leant ci the swa, Sc' the femotise ef tory teasel through the peek wall link the moisture trim the trees and kill all the shy alma sad eheinals Is lie asighbourbood. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY•) IAILwATL Two o'CLoow.. lAllsa01•111. 1•:. 'ft.7475.17..i.VZ Do. NOW Do. Wiw . I Marfa. Noltaloitlabotturoo3l. Do. Prokomos . . 0•1..l000k.egolOirU 11&& IC! Do. Jol& Do. losot i Tia & Wad& Dooloro Copoi.&Dodcip.o.iso &Was Dowd Orb lofts Er v. ok Do. G. istoorloa do Ina hook of Goods Do. Ist pit Donis Do. do. Mimed Do. tad pref. hoods Do. do. doforrod Do. prat.ard tocr. Do. ao deterred Do. 4th pre? Stock. . Do do. deterred WW r;;;;Z: Do. Ifw Do. Irk, N. D. at =Au: DUNA Do. Doi l" r a lry.4. Jo.", loam llnmsb !halitati te pm et. Ds. de. 1 pir Da at pa 11110.0•01 Woods NAlth. 11.1 . 1eurrld . ell Cler= rolim "- Tia a i of Maeda p. o Wade, mow` per . .. Nit Do. do Do. do. do. Do. ?Irk d 0.... iittiFej:;l /IZMIR 1 C.okelso Gold. (1111.1al Ana Dim G. Ows.Sl a( E s k ) Zorn Brost lag Cep Ma Mirka LA Cara Iris I.Wh.lioneCTs•W Omits & A . Grist Bost Toler O. Ink. Ver (Hebb* &sodUs Ilmed s-Toot alopMs Downs Lids Bertaa .. _ . =parti ---. la y ty Isisak. =Zoo Ors. Nadi Davis I. Wk Sassit=a) NMI Mug Par Oar. pa ne i rgi l: froratianto 111. (V. Oarados R. Olsor) L Oars Bass ( S. W. lassassi(Ws) rfalstaad'lLO.' Tin area Wwi Bum* W iaN Owarks Wool Saks who MOPS pL011111 ; IR Hem WIL (bralTl4) Wheal LANAI W. Warr sols(Maares ) Wheal saw. Rd. Troia's, Wheal URI= LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (n Emma TILMOZAPIL ) DONCASTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) The railway market is rather tirraei to-day, and most of the leading stocks show a alight improve ment. There is still, however, a paucity of buainees. Midland, Caledonian, South Eastern, and Great Eastern stocks have advanced } per cent., and Lon don and North Western and Lancashire and York hire +; Metropolitan shares are steady, at 131 to 14. London and North Western stock is now quoted 96} to 99, ex div. ; Great Western, 66} to }, ex div. ; Midland, 124 to }, ex div. and new ; Lancashire and Yorluihire, 109 to }, ex div. ; Caledonisa, 116} to 117 ; South Eastern, 92} to 1, ex div. ; Great Northern, 121 to 122, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 491 to 64. ex div. ; and London and South Western, 1001 to 1011., ex div. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, at 23} to I. Other foreign lines are inactive. Indian and Canadian railway securities present no 1 variation of importance. WIN Ak a AA RUGBY MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) 0I pd I Swarm. a r . ..4 .1 I " los I pa. TRIAL STAR KS. T.Y.C. Semiramis, Onset, Jade:, Miranda I, and Walsall an hare. SPRING RANDICIAP. 1 mile, 6 Inzlonp, 132 yards. Lawyer, Upperhsed, Joey Jones, The Mock, Amy, Little Dick, Flytrap, Bernice, Soothsayer, Fontatioy, Adventurer, Dirt Cheep, Semiramis, Jenny Wren, Devotee, and Piece are here. HOPEFUL WAKE& About 5 furl Filly by Mountain Derr, Daniel, Sabra :Timbals', Lord Adolphus, and &erbium are here. LONDESBORO' PLATE. Five furlongs 132 yards. Peignoir, Bernie., Weird, Churchman, Jenny Wm, Adventurer, sod Miranda f are here. Oran Axarvate.—Eatetdda, Resolute, Rook the Gar dener, Lincoln Led, Muhum in Parno, RiidoZ i ataa , Charles Fox, Stooks's°, Tib Tack* Sidman., aad Glautiaa. Eirs — mxv.— Emblem. MILITARY GOLD CUP. Three mile.. XII., Cannibal, My Mary, Inkermann, Emily, Frank, Mountain Fox, Doubtful, Windsor, Jealousy, and Eisham are here. 7 8 N N US 117 HUNT CUP. About three milts. Antelope end St. Junes ere here. OPEN STEEPLECHASE. About four miler. Yeller Gal, Light of other Dye, Deceiver, Doubtful, end Ben Lomaid are has. PLED FOLVIIT. —Ana, Deeeptiou, and Lady Betsy. A 0 14 111 14 51 OD 109 11 , 40 8 fai Z 4 40 48 ic 241 8 t6B VETERANS' /STAKES. Three railed Astacus*, Tuscarora, Bounce, aad DMA= are here. Ora= ARRIVALS. Sir Charles, Tyrone, Atherley, Charity Bg, Glee Arm, Rigaroan, Bridesmaid, Jacques, Hods or Tails, Tommy, Lady of La Game, Bettlebous, Soots Grey, St. George, sad °mattes. 111 Ott id 110 113 id ISt US ad 101 103 ad essi 66} id WEATHER REPORT. .-(THIS DAY.) 1041 1091 id 7$ 74 as 114 116 39 40 Kg 90 ad 1461 1:4 441 MOIDAT. MAC 14 I LK. Nairn 30.11 Aberdeen lO.Ol Leith *or Aroma.* Gahm 110.19-1 Valenti& 40.17 t=7 10.71 ZOOS Liverpool —Sae Jersey Breit 29.92 L'Orient 79.80 Rochefort 29.7S , Plymouth 29.97 Weymouth 19.95 Portsmouth leaf Kew. 10.74 London lOlll Yarmouth 29.73 Bearborough '29.87". Shields 20.98 H y el 19.64 w. sa ` l N. 41 N.N.W. 41 N. 40 W. 40 ,1 401 N.& 4.1 42 R. N.N.W. 41 I R.R.W. i4s 0 N. ISt 14 Int 1244 'damn 111 lipm 'dam VII 96 iddian . N.N. W. N. N.N.W. N.N. W. N.N.I. N.N.i. N. N.N.Z. N.Z. N.I. Li. 00 II $0 $6 961 961 :761 TITZIDAY. 11/115111111Wg. N. to Z. and to a E., 110011AWD. S.N. N.S. ma to stroog, with some N. 1., skew N.N.W. to ILL mid IMAM. 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Lama Bask low Boa* Wales Odaatal Doak Oarpora Ottoman Diak I s : Now Prealadal at Dalami , &daft Punt & Dad (I krlask• 84aad.ok IeILILAbIes(L Mika al Aims".l. 111. d 111malriaos (L. Mika ol (Ma). Iftlam el lastir MUSUILLASZOI ft. 1 OOIIWMIIII. tiue's~ Wu SL ki trirellos tariral. • &Ala Ran (Lbalted). Borgia Waterworks— Boaibay Ott Malted Brit Amide= land Wit a hue Mag. c tamp& Lad =rmy Nay. 0.11.14.2=11mak Do. Pvt. 71 par mat ?Wm Da. • . Tarp. Dot ldOsalmLwea,L &Latta I Lou. nniptiti. liaatindlalrrig.tt Cant SW** las. mod Lusa . am.lmasillaio, ere* Ship R. 121; Da. lia pat teat. PI, Nam Oartylai (L). Italian Irrigation Canal Joint Stack Illanotint(L Labour' fill (Lbalted) I. Adria* Vol. 0.4 Ina Gain Omnibus O. Madras Drips.* Cor liedltar. lh. r.L Ithn Do. S per **that arat.Raa. Car., ag. D:atalLaadetCattOo.(L) Neebed4alloal&froal I NsilimilmadaL.lllp. apt N. 11.4 , • N.Zeidand T.iML (Um IN. ant. I 13;siTiiii Do. New . ...... thrlus. la. Min. MARL 1 Mumma Nei Wm Lad • Atm Pada. ma Ones. Stew Da Dow Poobradallll.lL(l4 Ifigary fipw iroa n. a.,... City ba.(L Do. a. IoW r.n .Mn. Paelthei Art. Toverfte darken 'Mgt. W.% blab Again. llolowelos T.L kelp . Nymph to lees (L. .14,2. el Almit(L) la.Co.U.Crami Os. Ilnidas% TN. IL. VIII ri•••••••••• R.Y.W. to ELS, trash to moderate. 4 next above. W.W.I. to LB.L, N.W.YRARost. Wag to • gale. Ao am above, with I.II.IIwILORw moo tail. N.C. to &L, strong, ILL 21111420. oon/. N. N to & sad to ILL, L OUR R.R.I. to N.N.W., a phi In plum. OM, to fresh. took 1.N.8 . to SAL, strong IN As sort above. The Lahore Chronicle publiehes a list of all the Roma catholic prised who act as military chaplains in India, from which it appears that at leant eighty per mat. ' are foreigners, chiefly French and Italian. Each of these foreign priests !moires Rs. 400 per month from the Indian govemmeat The lAA priests are employed chiefly as , teachers sad mindeassiss i &Impel and Bombay. The Sultan has paid two visite to the Interna tional Exhibition now open at Constantinople. Arms of everyikind sad sine, from rifled cannon to sword-bayonets and revolvers—military saddlery, tools, jewellery, dike, untanned skins, enrollee fabrics, uaginned cotton, carpets, " tine arts," gold and silver plate—and a thousand other varieties of raw and manufactured produce meet the eye. It has beat finally settled that on Wednesday. and Batadays the building shall be open exclusively to Turkish ladien The Viceroy of Egypt, on the occasion of his viola to the Sultan a few days ago, presented the latter with 25,000 Wide rifles, and renewed for hicoaelf the promise of Said Paola with reference to the mailed frigate, ordered in Bests= shortly before his death. On his part, the Sultan has presented his highness with a =salaam' diamond said to be of 411 carats' weight, and which wss formerly worn in isriag by the late Settee ldiihnioad. The native oommunity of Calcutta lately sub scribed for the portrait of Mr. Ricketts, who, four years sire, was a tossaber of ecumil, wed in his reply to a fear well address from the Datives declared, " Tluoughost my loag sipsrisoce the more I hays trusted native ofkors, the more faithful they bars been found." The portrait is Mug I. the hall et the British Indian Association sad represents the &mud gentlemen in full length with a paper healing time words is hie heeds. Sr. PAUL'S CATlMlLAL.—Yesterday afternoon the choir of Bt. Paul's sang Mr. Gees'. favourite wedding anthem, "The Leg shall rejoice in Thy strength, 0 Lord," composed for the Queen's msrmgs. The sermon atBt. Paula, by the Rev. J. A. Hussey, D.O. , pesbendary of the cathe dral, and heed .tester aI Mareheat Taylors' School, from Bt. John ii. 11, the laarrlags of Clans, bore on the royal wedding, of the (Owe of which the pincher expressed WO anticipations for pane sad people. A large songs pram mumbled in the evening, is upectation of the National Anthem, and of - seeing the Danieh hi rV family. Is the Leiser hope they were disapeted. • I Rev. W. C. NW*. D.D., prebendary of Wells and rector I of EnmkkilleN formerly minister of the Lams Chapel, Bath, sad Quebec Chapel, London, preached from Phippiana 10—" AM the fellowship of His sufferings." After the 1011K111 the choir and congregation sang the National An them with grand effect, the following extra verse being softies for the occasion by Mr. Francis, one of the vicars chord : O Loot, be pleased to bleu, With health and happiness, Prince and Princess May flp protecting .Z. Long guard the happy pair, Nor than we make onr prayer, AM tar our Queen. PusLlc SCHOOL'S Cowmen's. The Public Schack Commissioners held mishap on Wedneniar, Thursday, sod Saturday Let week at No. 2, Victoria-street. The commissioners present were the Bari of Clareodoo, the Earl of Devoe, the Lard Lyttehon, sir S. R. Nurthoote. Bart., the Has. Edward TwWetos, H. Belford Vaughan, Esq., and the Bev. W. H. Thompson. The secre t ar y, H r . Bernard, also attended. Tax " CATRouo trwrvizsrry."—The Notion clears up the mystery of the darkness of the Catholic Uni versity, Dublin, ou the night of the illuminations. The authorities bad ordered the illumination, but the whole body of the student, revolted, sod determined most 000- tuniaciously that there should be no illumination. It was, we are told, a most inciting contest, and never before, except on one occasion, was there so much unanimity displayed among the andante —encoorsed, it is said, by two or three of the professors, whose disloyal teaching drove away Dr. Newman aid Mr. Amid in disgust, sod with them all the soca of gentlemen who bad entered the university. " There wen" says the Nation, „ bet one sentiment =premed or masilested—that the illumination of the university. so far from symbolising their political feelings, was in utter viols** of them." They posted a notice in the university hall convening • meeting of the audacity to express their feelings on the subject ; this notice was tern down by the university &dim rides. The arraegewides were made for the lighting on Friday. On Saturday the pepped, wen eat by the od dest', who Mao iajured the illuminating material.. The injuries were emend, but they were rises mad destroyed by the add* whams videry over "the authorities' wee dersoesteated by the &Aden on the wedding eight. Tam SOCITHZ/IN Pamstomer IN DANGIII.—Nnw Osmium, Jas. r. —I regretted not haring a moment ia which to write you per Reaseke, of the most extraordinary sod ereadmful escape of Jeff. Davis sad party the other day M lade. The brief particulars are these :—.ll appears that the big rebel and his staff, with Commodore Bochum and ethers equally distinguished, bad started on a tour of lespestioa, is particular to wilt Fort Morgan. 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Two o'CLocc In the mining market to-day Bret Cuuion and Wheal Seton shares are flat ; the former have de clined 15a., and the latter 5/., compared with the closing quotations of Saturday. The present prices are 43 to 44 and 240 to 245 respectively. North Roskear are steady at 61 to 63 ; Marke Vall i ;t e a s t i 81. to ; and Wheal Ludoott, at 7to Grenville shares are officially marked 4i, for money. Scottish Australian and Yudanamutana shares are dull, and Cape Copper and Fortuna steady. Other foreign and colonial mines are quiet. The directors of the Fortuna Mining Company have declared a dividend of 3e. 4d. per share, and those of the Linares Lead Mining Company a divi dend of sa. per share. The half-yearly meetings of these companies are called for the 96th inst. We are requested to state that at the first ordi nary puma meeting of the Great Devon and Bed ford (Oolcharton) Mining Company (Limited), held on the 9th inst., the shareholders determined to re oven the share-list and issue further shares. The het is to be finally dosed when Captain Richards (of the Devon Greet Console) commences mining operations during the ensuing month. By public subscription M Paris for seventy- Ave millions of francs By public subscription in London for sennty fin millions of (num By public subscription in Italy for seventy-one millions of francs Topther ..... ...Frame 221,000,000 Two hundred millioaeof franc@ have be ha= by Items. De Rothman.ld Brothers ...... .. 200,000,000 And the Italia government has ceded to the National Doak of sad to the fissocial id all Italy asvaaty-nias m/1- lioes of fors 79,000,000 Tobil Frame 600,000.000 In respect to the 200 million remaining, OM Italian government will not dispose of the same for e very disteni period. The subscription lid for the 75 millions reserved far France will be open by Masus. De Rothschild Brothers at Paris from Moaday, the 18th inst., until Thursday follow ing, sA six o'clock, p.m. The pries of ernieries is 71 per tent, with interest from let January, 1863, payable in twelve months, as follows : 10 per Cent. cm Allotment. 10 „ 15th April, 1863. 10 „ lit July ~ 10 „ Bth August „ 10 „ Bth Sept. ~ 10 „ Bth Oct „ 10 „ Bth Nov. „ 10 „ 811 Dec. , 10 „ let Jan., 18 64. 10 „ 20th March „ .. .. The dividends doe on let July, 1863, and Ist January, 1864, will be received on account of the instalments of those dates. Subscribers will have the right of paying the instalments, by anticipating the same under a discount of 5 per cent. in their favour. The half-yearly dividends of the said routes will be paya ble at Turfs, Paris, or at London, at the exchange of 25.30 per sterling. Parties who desire to subscribe most accompasy their application with a deposit of 10 per omit. on the amount applied for. In case the deposit should exceed the amount of the first payment oo the allotment, the surplus will be returned. Provisional certificates to be exchanged for definitive bonds, after payment of the last instabnent, will be deli. vend to subscribers. Thole who have anticipated all the instalments, will receive the definitive bonds as soon as ob. tamed from the government. Messrs. N. M. Rothschild and Sons baste inform the pub lic that they will receive applications for the 75 millions of francs appropriated to the English market, from Monday, the 16th instant, to Thursday following, at six o'clock. For further particulars apply to New-court, Bt. fiwithin's lane. London, 16th March, 1853. ,oz OF APPLICATION. Italian Five per Oast. Leen foci/Eleven Hundred Millions of franca, issued in ateardanoe with the law of the 11th March, 1863. Misers. N. H. ROTHSCIULD and Bons, Cientlemen,—l request that you will allot to me C in the above Loma, on which I enclose the required deposit of 10 per mat. oa £ , and I ogres to accept that amount of stook, or any less sum that may be allotted to ma, and to pay the balance of such allotment according to the terms of the notice. I am, gentlemen, Your obedient seawast, London, , 1863. Atkins§ Name at bag* Accompanying the loan prospectus is the sub joined official calculation : _ ___ ITALIAN LOAN or 1863. Load at 7L TANI OF CALCULATION IN mum. Nominal Stock In lOperCsnt, Capital. Annuity In Pram. Pounds Sterling. Deposit. 10,000 tr. or 600 Pelotas, or £4OO at 71 per et £2B 8 20,000 r. „ 1,000 „ £BOO „ 466 18 40,000 tr. „ 2,000 „ £l,BOO „ £11.3 12 80,000 tr. ~ 4,000 „ £3,200 „ 2227 4 100,030 tr. „ 5,000 „ £4,000 „ £284 0 125,000 tr. „ 6,250 „ £5,000 „ £355 0 200,000 fr. „ 10,000 „ £B,OOO „ C 568 0 250,000(r. 12,500 „ £lO,OOO „ £7lO 0 The Lo;:n has been received here with a moderate degree of favour, and the price is quoted 1 to li prom. The old Italian stock has risen to 70 to I. A telegram, just received from Paris, states that the public are flocking freely to subscribe for the New Italian Loan in that city. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Relates were quoted 69fr. 5c., er coupon, being rather lower than on Saturday, after allowing for the deduction of the dividend. The stock exchange generally is quiet to-day, attention being absorbed with the New Italian Loan, and with preparations for the fortnightly settlement to-morrow. The English funds remain at Saturday's prices. English railway stocks are slightly firmer. _ . _ Consols are now quoted 92k to t for money, and 92j to # for the account (April 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 1 ; ditto, for account, 921 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901 ; New Three per Cents., 901, I ; Red Sea Te legraph, 21# ; India Five per Cent. stock, 108#, # ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 100 ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 106 ; ditto Five-and a-Half per Cent., 112 ; and Exchequer Bills, 4a. dia. The foreign stock market is dull to-day. Greek Bonds are rather firmer, while Mexican, Peruvian of 1882, and Turkish of 1858 are somewhat flatter. Italian Five per Cents. have risen. The Spanish Cer tificates are rather lower. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz.—Turkish 1864, 90 to 91 ; ditto, 1858, 68 to 1 ; ditto, 1862, 681 to 691 ; Consolid4s, 421 to 43 ; Venezuelan, 571 to 581 ; Portuguese, 461 to 471; and Peruvian, 87Ito 8& Transactions are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres, 921; Egyptian, 961, 1, ex div. ; ditto, second issue, 96, ex div. ; Greek, 201, 21 ; ditto, Coupons, 91, 4,9, 81; Italian, 70, ; ditto for account, 70 ; Mexican, 31 ; New Granada, 131 ; Peruvian. 1862, 87 ; Portuguese, 1862, 471 ; Russian, 1850, 92 ; ditto, 1862, 94, 331; Spanish Passive, 27, 281; ditto Certificates, 91 ; Turkish, 1858, 68, ex div . ; ditto, 1001. bonds, 701, ex div. ; ditto, 1882, 691, 661 ; ditto, for account, 691, 69 ; Venezuela, 231 ; ditto, 1882, 581, 58. Taw Murree PAIR Two o'Czocx. The errip of the new Italian Loan is quoted f to II prem. ; that of the Danish Loan, I} to If prom. • m • and that of the Salvador Loan, f to If prem. A gloom has been thrown over the Stook Ex change by the announcement of the death, after a 1863. - • MONEY 11Awr.--(THIs DAY.) very brief illness, and at an early age, of Mr Nathan Robsoo, of the firm of Joshua Hutchinson THE NEW ITALIAN LOAN. and Sons, and a well-known and popular member. Two o'Clocn. A call of 21. is to be paid by the 6th of April as The official prospectus of the new Italian Loan has this moment been issued by Means. Rothe- ( L imit 4 d. the shares in the London and Colonial Beak The fo l low ing memorandum give" the full parti child, and is appended. It affords all The of the dividend recommended by the directen the requisite particulars. The amount of of the North British Railway Company, via : cash required from the English market is is. 6d. per 1001. ordinary Stock be tas at on Stork , :It; 3,000,0001. sterling. The price of issue is 71, but ° F , e a rL i p::: ° 7l6 ). l-h p nt i ;T i r Stock, at f per the allowances are equivalent to 11. 15a. 6d. thus coat per annum. The divideed on North British Stock he reducing the net cast of this 5 per cent. st ock: to th.t sesum wwmPthathil sad as Edinburgh bell-Yesr of 1862, wm Perth, he., et tho met a 02 3 about 69*. w , ITALIAN FIVE PER CENT. LOAN OF 1863. The annual meeting of proprietors of the ()Jinni Bank is convened for the 16th of April. HOWL De Rothschild Brothers of Paris have the honour The first annual meeting of the Indian Branch of annouuoing that the Italian Government, by the law of Railway Company is called for the 26th instant ; the 11th Mal* lass authorised the emission of Five per and the first ordinary half-yearly meeting of the Coot Reeks, to as attest sauciest to obtain for the tree- Edgeware, Highgate, and London Railway Oins vary the sum of 700 millions of francs. parry, for the 30th inst. Of these 700 millions there will be raised : The particulars are published of the bonds of the Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Debt of 1853, and also of the Peruvian Uribarren Debt, which have been cancelled through the ball-yearly re demption fund. The sum applicable to the pur pose was in the former instance 142,513/., and in the latter 35,5941. Messrs. Rothschild and Sone have announced the payment in due cows, of the dividends due at the end of the present month on the Danish Three per Cents. of 1825, and the various Brazilian Five per Cent. loans. 17 - .. L: an. 1 Ilte ON lu •400. t It t. *O. NAV 5 1 , 1.(4 16, COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIC-LAIrIL —era's DAY.) A moderate supply of hams-grown wheat wis received fresh up to our mat ket today is fair coodition. The slow of wimples was. however. ether limited. flood aad Sae qualities were disposed of somewhat freely, at qeite last klooday'a sorresey ; but other kinds moved off slowly at Mt* rater. However, a good clearance was effected. There was rather a large qoaatity of foreign wheat ea the stands. Nod daseriplems, marept American red pare* sold steadily, at about last week's currency. We ium very little ohmage to notice in the value of bar . Nab bag sad used panda said steadily. Grinding i W sorts slowly, with a full average quantity on offer. Malt—the supply of whk dt wee moderate—was io fair re. quest, at about statemary puma. We ware heavily supplied with foreign oats, but the show of English, Irish, sad Scotch was traliog. Sales pre premed somewhat heavily, at a decline io the currencies, compared with this dag e s ag iti&t, of 6d. to ls. per qr. Good woad bears Mods slowly, at the late de cline in mkt* ; bet damp week 'amended @cannily say attention. The supply was lees extensive. Peas were in moderato *apply, and sluggish request, at about statiomry pekes. par dour was ioactive, bat not cheaper. America were • dull inquiry, and sour qualities ruled the tout lower. Wain ooro was nominal in value. The arrival oliosTting cargoesOf grain ea coast, lest week. comprised 52 ships ; 19 bang lades with wheat, 7 barley, 1 beans, 1 linseed, sad 2 cotton med. trassectioas have been somewhat limited, sad Vahare ruled about elatlemary. Eprptiao wheat sold at 30e. 3d. to 315.; Wallashise, 37a 100- ; Meals. 375.; Wawa sad (islets mates, 30e. 941.; ismptien bartoy. 21.. U.; ditt o beaus, We to 30e.; Mangan, 31s. to Ma Ild.; Dani, Ns. le. p ea r qr. Online seed bee realised 91. 2a, dd. per los diffrered on the epos. Ootisis cakes are worth U. 7a dd. to 61. Der tee. _ _ . . _ . The dialaellfar liassol ead nipsosed is rm., past, 89 about diatom., p. 4.... Most sorioaltarol mods ore in fair must, as forma. terms. Oakes an isacitiva Loodoa end., lOC to 101. 10a ; Now York, la hop, 91, 6a ; ditas, la bsraii, 101. to 101. 6s. ; and French, 81 if bd. per Ora. AJULIVALII or B®u.—Eagiada—Tares, AO ; hotrod. 385 961; smoky, I* . Farago—Tins, 91 ; Mooed, 1 4,747 poso qrs. 25 ; sundry, 2,010 qrs. Erro to4 ars.—W sel, host, 1,000; Assad, 1,970 ; oilseed, 3,485 qn ; floor, 196 cwt. C172.111/17 PRIC/S. res Qr. WHIM'. inn, Kent, red 4O So 411 Ditto, white to II Norfolk sad Illteoln red - _ Per Qt. ' Malting - 23 to a Dts4llllw Oro:Alai ill to • lima _ __ _ _ • _ BRI Zoik ""l34 i; ad 60 to • ikon mad Wars Mr to St Brown OATS. $. S. flookb, LAN wt ) t t e a° . black iii .iii. Kamm A to to Tick ll4 to 31 Narrow Avon XI to A ...... Old sad wW U to SO OA KNOW fold l9 to 13 8,4 " , c i toto l3 to IS 10 to 11 Intim a. G. Matzle sad Kamp berg AO to a s F ecoac & Nocklen- _ IS to 11 IS to MP 117 to 40 50..~, ha 49 to 66 48 SO 61 . . 41 to 48 Tows sksdo.plrill• Iba Hosohold Mb4l Mania SO to IS Nortolk sod Sallolk es skip . A . SI to is .oh Armnicsa, red „ white _ . 114.3L1T. Per Qr. oms. I. 1: - Doak!, and Swedish 17 to IS Itairiaa _ VI to It r MAU U IS !b• Grinding to SS Nat Wing U to U . . OARS. _ Dutch. ?rey .. 18 to MI •• kid AIRIVAIO OF OWN 101 l WATZROAI2I•OI2, C. 1.1111 1 lissaa Orez. i i= vramb.p.ima 7.. SI to 411 =taa.the a per tot .. Oto ommts.. ..UWW BTO LONDOD: BY LAID AND MARCH 7 To MAIM H. II- Whest..Bartv. MIS. Oak. limo Peas Moor. i► qrs. 1 gra gm vs. qN. bele 'Ws. leulleli .. NV 2617 1446 4621 616 illß .. 12016 isidei .. Lila 16662 .... 22 .. 1127 i ail Troia._ MS co 1 letie 210466 657 21611157!. um* LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (sr minor= AND nrrwAnosic, Timmoure.) )nor coua ows 00111111310NDINT. ) Cotton market excited oo the American own, and prism about id. to ed. higher. Pales may probably meek twelve or them those ad balm. MINCING LAND.—(THIS DAY.) fitnica.—The market is dull for both raw and rellaied prison of the lattor are with discult7 supported. COFFZI. —The limited business doing is at firm prices. Cocoa.—A pared of Guayaquil has bean sold at the provious price of 57e. Tic I. very doll of sole. Rica.—With the exception of Moooghy, which ham bete sold at 9c, the market is inactive. Shamrsrar.-600 bags of Baegal sold at 37e. to 37.. 6d. for refraction N. Bow —6O puncheons of Leewords sold at ls. 5d., proof. Correa.—About 2,000 bales base beau sold at an amigo adman of fully id. per lb. The public sales advertised for to morrow owlet cd 250 hhcis. of West lodia and 7,000 bags Mauritius saw, 1.200 pkgs. of coffee, 560 bap mom, about 16,000 pkgs. of Ma, 6,000 bags of ries, and esadry dryealtery goods. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS The market is steady. Tows tallow I quoted as. 3d. smash; Prioriburs oa Use soot, 44e. 3d. ; all the moth, 445. ; April to Jae*, 445. 3d. October to De somber, 46. N. -- - . INLATICULAILS or TALLOW. 1/61. Stock on !land till. day 11.7911 Del very laTt;•;;;1 - Ditto poen let Juno .. 717 0,9 N z71;;1 last week DIU° bent tst June Ditto Town last friday 1,949 109,0911 1.6211 88.9116 465. OIL 48a. ed. GAAS LOU SOK — ITT MVO Ha SC ale. H. Arrival for the week ending nth March lam year, Mi cad% sad 4eliver7, 1.370 maks. The wrings leet week SU woke Petereberg, 173 Aa cad 91 troth other ; total, 877 mama METROPOLITAN OATTLE MARKET. MIKIS DAY.) _ . . The supply of bses*le spite smell, and the demoted a good ; soesequeetly prim bare advanced as all descrip tions. Tbe Number of sheep is rather larger. bat the demaed is good. We have a brisk trade at higher P:llLChoice lambs are is request at 2 . 11 . 11 1 1 er lb. The number of &wee is unusually Choice qualities ere quickly sold at high rates. From Get away sad Holland there are 436 hyaena 2,190 sheep, and 53 selves ; Sootleed, 400 beasts ; Ireland, 95 ; sod 20.00 frees Norfolk and Suffolk. _ _ -- ItfeafiW of SU. — a. 4. a 4. P., state of 8101. .e. a. 4. DM 14410 dafillet 1 0 1 2 9644D05t tlf.bdeB6 6 0 6 4 Dot liirt-borma 4 86 6 Heat Loog.woote.. .bI O to lessedl qua bares SI 4 4 DO. do. Mon .... 4 8 6 0 Coble Pip lsatThect IttlArefla 4 0 6 4 1.6666 11•0004 at nut* 7.680. Slump and Lambs. 16,1.0; Oahu,. Q : PI/. :70. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Nemo Pattemieu and Smith report a steady trade doing is mut deseriptioss of hops, at about the same prim gm lad week. REM. INVALIDS.—There were 7,353 soldioni in the Richmond boopitale cm the 9th of deanery, the lamed somber, 1,775, being from North Carolina, Georgia, with 1,598 °owing mat :W17144 11. a j 84 lad 41.11 a . _ 0 to 0 111 to 0 awe Itl to SS - xd zd • zit zd - z 4 - 14 id So. 1 30.001 KM 10,000 1(000 4(000 WOK (000 SO(701 4 .101/ 111,000 10,000 YVAN U 177.011 , 10,000 kW , AA (IN tikopx 11111,1101 WAIN 11,00 e otd AN,v4p 1110.06 C N.Q. It MY %WA 10.0 L.O. 2.10.11 8 68k 111 T le 1 9 :4 441 .... 6. 1 . ZS is tei — n- ill - SSC - ni 4 1