The Express. — London, England, 1857-03-02 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. 7KIB DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Odd X. andoehnlw Wideftn) at to POILIILD.--okas vo • isenre-wanse TATLOS. 0200.1fiskrOpt, tiler le MOM ho Ida lastknotq _ ein maw ago, ad the adnesas maw tea Ina W dineni to anewie whet the deft wall a Ninden, the idol esolen WNW that the the and ft earawlnd win he softie m 4 araid *WWI, ad that then Wiens Wad 11. la the wai. At the add whoa ad.the _lmedw p it Id • who/ ABU ; lie MOW we OPAL, aide oa seaftwen Ildelftwou het he Wow hi ad 'pea len ftbi Wads d the cad to tift hob ifthend the bineeden The poi dotaa, Tetwai at /AIL, MINA vlion wawa is the emi pasig ii= ft denim* boh oleo hall man. low thee wadi be wad to nabs the vide et lbw bid Tie Ceenebetwer—lt daddel dad wild* we will nalfteL lieliblafta weideni Oa the Wind had lea oath le than ?mg mos raidoody. v illrAloodalrloy Ito dolo Mb power lo mkt la the aka. ft Br. ChNhq, hr the te that ens IRS MO St Ed= el has wileol.theaftto waY ben bola why dyad The haw wee softly ;;; earentabb to the bah cd the leningea cowleften gel* le Mbhe Ohnes. Swam add, if lbw was amt ad of WIN we iehneatal te the eftwomein wadhar, nu Id which 10 thio Wised Ed anti lawad-noftenb essaweednent Beam wham 'weft nail whew • slid the elm" wish awash, Mike amilmselstemy. They at, ✓ONI*MI nftensore adl any was to Mle mit et ben big miler no. Be et deli ho aim is misty, e IMI ail the won ad abondlai with ; mob Wan ;ad when Ihn hhod boo web aft to be a Wad ea he aeftelhelegoe bees Ilisteraw The adieu a ct Wimp% MI bass Ellougalalle; WWI paid to the trix e ftek sal Om left wal mew the he IA boa eftwiles OW hews s wind yens aia la iloodino—elthilbt - ea phinalesthe wend they ea hot is Ilsesma. Mho be widen bel Wee saddle to the oftie. la the We er Iwo wie ever din bis War eritoddo be_ lad wailf ben ewe ina ft the mad et MW ar d did % I F ben unift B rI od Ws Mb et whim Wed Wee MITAB ast ft that then we WY* nob .lb he& gond depot di he yews dhow lathe ' ftermehelvaa Wes ftildiel meth hr akar oh Winhlbleaftheate law wad obeyed Ow be Id thee andel hie the banne al beablie of halite. it woe Owe wee • WM* that bewail to I. weeftid * the ead It wee gbh. The ftellide weft be Ihr. todoeftealho ipen Oft thee—eboa odd ▪ be hid clod win pononlia ihr hese n anesbb at tho al at that tine Won omen wo dew to I the efteran. tee ZS szza..—easz OF A WILITIAII *lll 11111•111111101.DIA. Thie wee e lk n gi ad far chein le the sr ot w boa Iro rd Wes GI lidebbre. eL a. Who ildib wee near BK. bh add an n abo et MOIL ; bat big • babe d ahem (her Zat s re) la Awl Belie Pink nod aro aandowe tie at the d I wide as hare Wad he an -.p - ' - to vim be Miro eartb<irYWaadebend Mr. Widens Wiwi • ittlir Illizrod ps = dads of Nu 1. 1 :011W sasigam, Yr. Join Wood, olowooloodoolooor, inliablgi* SSW lknoirf, mai Kr. hams, sp bileier, dOwerebawd wore doom trade 000lgoon. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. Tie Masa mks of Ho Casts] Criodasl Court occurred ti do soleal=tho Lea Ho.. the Laud Mayor, the ar 1. - W. Cordia, Wire, eat i tt i m eile igg l ear if is" Mr. thiemberat Canby, Mr. U Aallelea, Sm. bs. Ths fret data d the osleadar cantatas do sines of all t P re•Me i r A. jury, aspatabeed am *pea the eskslise erd die are la amher, eat, with kw ad d • wry mime assearo. no au hipsamt dome la the Mods/ ..s ar d harry wad terethmeemmeg &dm sea, the ismer dwhole, he we day Is agorae samba d the minim IS b 1& It wee Me phle Is lass behmei p r a mOa • gnat may yeas. The •thimee said Mr * parka* ambled *Me millemy dim Mk pram who udraheally wry atimilay omelet the maselless OA was all 11101 kid re= ad tubs pro rid* *Adam d the at the same by the pima seesseL The pad idy mai et *awe ad at wpm the marrebeesed aellmay d ma piessas. mi Os magpie they mad laveleasaribir IPOy whether the Mimed the seamplbas w amebeedd by ether Isalmay mob re mad am * show try am fl r eu ary e=d? a tVa l :r. vra both the Moe peed Jag then Nand. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. CLERK ROWELL. Ameat 011itt, "ffrr m ileseed. l. 111Y. aillleg ig t No. 19, r is. Alb tiga ms Zlb ets= g icallg idi Var i tlee repay a .._ The= • lel: le lie gelmmits bear, 11. Mi. milm y r • bqp wrathy et Ilia% is IL =lammiles is Os pair* ea Am legables ri t lig Oist, It we limil Oa err ner ball SIM a Ille WI& fed s e a the ' a IL MM. ea saw Mod se be Ore mat, 6 Waft Is erty elbli be amid Ittra la low es mew lik ON* et iii~6ll6ldl6 gm& ee l IL • i ni aereme, ebe mid maim WM Yam we yr .1 Mb Thursier, Ile. math la sage ge, • lell It two anise of 801. irk Or bar signmee ea Oat te Ifs &deg militate agesolial ea ag ate bad... : ledge Se asielgiet Ow feet hat et • aim Ile WAS, a. then It. 1., the hearnimat amid villa islimarl Ott tta t reedit alga be Mica Is the Dalt News ea as Zones. a THAMOS. SI IS Clikilllll 07 MANILLAVOITZIL S 6 Ilasaralw llama Ciar snit, et Oa 5, s t . Opp, )Tart as lesegla bin Mr. Tray, alb earkg the 'Men Pre% •am M. Mil wars, ddbbgkss In the bsei ebb • Omar. ti TM Omer me boa lb. lir the mesa, walk It wee i t *pi Wind the Ma dAs womt $ lbw am ego. St. flea Os it the goer masa me attacked by Mem, sad set. ;p. l It thet Os gamer me lisagag rims plea. a. peraile is • eal, ea that Ile 1111110111111miseed Ms 2 lei a ellaartbe Mk ghee lama Om, ; i " ha via lei Is It 111 at SWIM The weer st eseilika Os geberefe Ira al he b r aug • a Ira at Ma kOr ea td bra Ines the $ me el smat say me hismi bates, thi si M jetay agistate 111 thseglat ems pemake ea samba easeite Pee pleasar Is %lag up • weeny amps ea sass the mesa. After • keg imeatigetios, lir. Yardley rimaded the 11 primer. a a . . .. • • TIM SCPIPOsaa Meal= twat Cowart— ii , Or Yeirly lanes. as hetret ca Crest wee resemel at t o lbe Teas Ii la fill IAI I r.. _ll , ea, )k. Myers, el Pm*" se war a. Uwe wee me stilleed soldimeertrth emth Aar se et tie dam* virreee" het bur pee a ree tl ii s47 Imumia la • mast oder bra Masa 0 t:i ma et *WM mueier." The bleed sew * *I seem beeee, Imesderithi at thee dirk. Mom the s t . wig hal beta eserreeek what realed eearliarrha sew so alba M emel t di II • am Ebb vailted al& addleata, oe di rear.. vameeerare bleol owe le wpm et the fil Mid aim et TN% berrevea mad le dedied '' ei. ofMo A Themee. n re a rdatel IN ithe Mbar Wiring Ns on lean rut ib mahaelee. ge • DAMES BIOMMAT Zoom al= MaiatiefTE.— 11l Oa Oafirefer mein •• drprate Mesh w e ire visa Mr. le . 1m ... et the Gale Wm, lbenekei. Mr. lays bat bees i s Warm it Illewpre mast, sod wee bare= gig, wfur dm pawed athlete Ye= re me or her the wee •t In with Owed the aim Impel Mt Oa via while Os ear two alai bold d Mr. , a Mlit eut ef the glared dionied Ms wry. Ter- be V r peswialla le hoe ble utak gal waxy, T ato Mane alb plemmed armed's' die seereist, • mil bterthmts, met • beethrehia. Masi se math • berg, riethded * emir e I k e uldbeterie gen. , am= It epee bra sal WNW. hime rah mese it Aim sod themmill ka spinal le le an =Ma Is the heed VW is *epees. gas r eed remeesi So Le hew* whet he sellthely re wad Is ere ware aseertptioa ef hie seediate. MIMS 2011/111ST It DissZ-011 Feiisy WO", abut leaus r dark, Mr. we. hires, he• agate Is ihe MI Maga wee in Pitaaretrese, kg by mi. the sow* litee, asil dolt a wadi 04 wed sot sere dry edit ne ell. fumed bf Le:he ma the silakaa, ef Om wee we. . at laitthtleithrbill u thirsr falai the liik et Week lime were pima moral leae whir h fa Wee ream af wareet, 12,74 M The moot des ammo le a the mew& Wein the ease of elatasi the g the arras ef fM so" wet the wed (bet tat the ear et tul t i ti= A tOrg a _ll,ll,44variast 11•17ta theprstallig THE IDEPREE43, MONDAY WARS LISTS-THIS D 47• TV° o'CLoci._ The buoyant, ral rise. 109 681 to to I per 23 1-1' to I. Paris to 58&; Lombardo- Meuse 6 9-16 good Waltirlg.Or. . A Do. 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SO pr et hit 31.1.1 Orid lississa 1,1 PI II 22 111 16 111 411 411 4ll $1 iq • le 1. Is H i II 14 ad (a ? Si 14 II 9 Nil lIN I st, 15 1 1 Ise 111 VA A. AO IN It " 46 1341 4 il i tl ail lt Piff AO M I 1$ 14 i e 0 .1 4 .-1 t I II S 10 r WI 7i I% • - Y 110 0 1 CIAInn. . . . as 1010 sad m railway share market . today is decidedly Nsamits las. It I B M. - - at, and prices show a farther and almost gene- 91, Id 1 . 100 = 191 1, 6 , . m.) a r . , me. London and North Western Stock is quoted em. in cesis hods' to 1; Midland, 83 to 1; Great Western, q t r me esienew . le to to 1 ; London and South Westerns, 625 SS all .Om 1100 ba-10010&10.61 2 .t. 11 n per share ; Berwick', 211 to 22; South Easterus, Sc. iso senii sew 16 to 3-16, all ex div. ; and Caledonian ', 34 1 i . 5. - 1 1 1 . 0010 " 99101 .... 06 1 2 Ud it I li U NI Olosolo a Dim ris and Lyons railway shares have risen to 671 se is o,..jrt_. a ,01.11.1929.1 I T T G_ 4 85 ; Northern of France to 395 to 5 ; and nid D iamia M i i mi t _ •_. 4 bardo-Vonetian to 61 ; to i prem. Sambre and itt a Da aim i - - a are quoted 8 1 to 9 ; and Great Luxembours, 1 0 al 09 091 nomiltellmel e = Ire is i l 6 to 11-16. Grand Trunk of Canada are in 0 a -- psiiimiss Rya it di L request, at 125 to 13. sc. leo taa, a 9999 - 79 . 1919aa...)... IN 100 NIDNIIIII MOW AND WON. ll, St 0.1 11091 8 101000 . 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" l " l :4 4 ut s "I" - °= iis. -Nor* Weld. ii-2,212 •D0212 0/81:22:. w... ft I P. EVENING, MARCH 2,, 1857. &rids Et. ceding month's returns we find that there has been an increase of P 33,2 94 in the circulation; while, under the bead of " coin held," there ha been a de crease of £71,420. rOIrBY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'Choct. The funds remain inanimate, and prices are now quoted the same as on Saturday afternoon. The rise in the railway share market continues, and forms the chief feature of Stock Exchange business. Consols were quoted during part of the morning 1, and are now called exactly 931, both for gamy and the sth inst. The Three per Cents. Baineed have been dealt in at 931 to /, the New Three per Cents. at 94 to 1; the New Two-and-a- Half per Cents. at 77 ; the Five per Cents. Annuities, at 114 ; Bank Stock at 221; Exchequer Bills (June) at Is. dis. to Is. prem.; ditto, advertised, at 3s. to 45. die.; Exchequer Bonds at 981 to ; and India Bonds at 4s. di.. to par. In the foreign stock market the feature is a rise of nearly 1 per cent. in Turkish Six per Cents. This stock, after being marked 964, has advanced steadily to 97} to 98. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. are quiet, at 1011 to 1. Other foreign descriptions arc steady, but inani mate. The sales are limited to Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents. at 651 (exch. 12fi.) ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs. at 99 ; Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., at 80 ex div. ; Rus sian Four-and-a-Half per Cents „ , Small Bonds, 981; Sardinian Five per Cents., at 91 ; and the Spanish Coupon-Certificates at 84 and 61 per cent. The following are the days appointed for the shading and re-opening of the transfer books at the Bank of England, viz.: abut. Re-open. Beak Stock Tuesday, March 11, Thuwday, apeille. nuns p reowned Thursday, „6, Friday „ 17. New 3 parts Ca. Friday, „ , Tuesday, „ 21. Long Annie es Thursday „ 6, Thursday, „ 16. 6 Amain's, 1869 „ ~ , ~ ~ 16. Do. 1886 „ 6 „ „ 16. The failure of a broker, a member of the Stock Exchange, is announced, in connexion with the share settlement just completed ; but the sum involved is small. The ships Maid of Judah and Helen Baird have arrived from Sydney. The former has on freight 6,000 on of gold, worth about 24,0001., but the latter is not known to bring any gold. The other imports of the precious metals reported last week have comprised 72,312 on. of gold by the Ocean Chief, from Melbourne; 200,799 dots. by the Arabia, and 3,160 dela by the Alps, both from New York ; and 1 2 , 0001 . by the Alhambra, from the Peninsula. The total value of the week's arrivals is about 366,0001. Account must also be taken of the supplies of silver drawn from the Continent, which have been unusually heavy during the present week, comprising 61 eaves and one package by the Dolphin, 40 cases by the Baron Osy, and five cases by the Telegraph, all from Antwerp; and seven boxes by the Vesta, from Oporto ; besides the amounts received from France, via Folkestone, &c. The Custom-house statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London during the week ending Thursday last, includes 6,200 ounces of gold coin, for Boulogne, and 4,500 ounces of gold in bars, for Belgium, making together 10,700 ounces, worth about 41,5001. The amount of specie engaged up to noon on Satur day for shipment by the steamer Atrato, which is to leave Southampton to-day for the West Indies and Mexico, is 45,0001., all in gold, with the excep tion of 2,0001. in silver. The Tagus has taken out 64,6421. in specie to the Peninsula. The total ascertained shipments of the week, as officially reported, are t h us rained to 141,0001. The remittances of gold in private bands to the Continent have comprised in addition, the whole of the amount brought by the Arabia and Ocean Chief, together with some limited parcels drawn from the Bank. As silver still flows hither freely from the Continent, gold must be remitted in payment. The prospectus of the Northern Bengal Railway Company (Limited) is issued, with a proposed capital of two millions (subject to inereue), in 100,000 shares of 201, each, on which the deposit is fixed at 3s. per share. The object of this under taking is to construct a northerly extension of the East Indian Railway Company's line, which will soon be completed to RejmahaL The Bongs' Northern Company tiftfwels to Gerry • line thence to Dinajpore and "eeling, accommodating the districts of Rungpore, aide, and Purneah. The total length of railway to be constructed will be between 200 and 300 miles, to be undertaken in sections, as the Indian authorities may direct. Sir Geo. Bonham, Bali, is chairman of the undertaking, Sir e l Macdonald Stephenson, vice-chairman, and the board is otherwise respectably conetituted. It in cludes the name of Dr. Archibald Campbell, who has occupied a high official position in those districts for above 20 years, and who speaks in the most favourable terms of their traffic and resources. Darjeeling, owing to the healthiness of its climate, is a sanitarium of great importance to the community of Calcutta, and it is mentioned that the East India Company, in order to increase the means of commu nication between these places, have it in contemplation to expend 150,0001. on an improved road to Dar jeeling. Upon these grounds the directors are in communication with the East India Company, with a view to obtain a guarantee. The prospectus re marks :—" Should this arrangement, which is re garded by the directors as an essential and indispen sable condition, not be effected, the deposit of 3s. per share will be returned, lees the expenses which shall have been incurred." Subjoined is a statement (extracted from the London Weekly Railway Share Lin) of the railway calls falling due in March, so far as they are yet announced. The amount is unusually small, and accrues chiefly upon the stocks of foreign companies : Loom ee wow Deets nerd. UR. Dr Alvadi I bar M. waiL . 7 ,- dom. 1 f t 1 1 001 Omit Cava, at Thor .... a 15 14 0 101000 WOW TU.' mat aayay ..... 14 1 14 a 11,010 14.0.4 Total amen is MT. ..,./A131,212 The following resolutions were parted at the meeting of the Midland Railway Company on Men der, viz.: 'that 4,007 401. shares, created at the special general meet ing of the company, held on the Bth day of October, 1844, but which have not been issued, and in respect of which no person is named in the midst of shareholders of the oar pany es owner thereof, be, end the same are hereby can celled. That in purmewe, and under and by virtue of the powers of the %Mend Railway Act, 1856, au addition to the capital stock of this company be, sad the same is Denby created, to the amount of 903,4321., and that the tame be reload by the creation and of 180,6T2 shares of 61. each, and that the holders of stock and shares in this company (except the holders of 8 per cent. Midland Railway Stock (Bristol and Birmingham). sad of Leicester and 8 toe Railway stock), be altered at the rate of one es:l. stock or shares. new shares are to bear a preferential divi dend of 41 per cent. per annum, subject of course to the existing preference charges. They are also en titled to conversion into the company's ordinary stock until the 29th June, 1860. The Master of the Rolls proposes on Thursday next to make a call of 10s. per share on the contri buteries of the Electric Telegraph Company o Ireland. A special meeting of the Eat Kent Railway Com pany is called for the 13th of March to authorise the board to borrow money. and to issue the unap propriated Dover Extension shares. The annual meeting of the British Colonial Bank and Loan Company is called for the 9th of March, that of the Van liietnen's Land Company for the 13th of March, and that of the Equitable Rever sionary Interest Society for the 13th of March. The half-yearly meeting of the Railway Pas sengers' Assurance Company is called for the 4th of Minh. The Irish Bank returns for the four weeks ending ebruary 14, 1867, are as follow : • ~~::." SATtaDAT EVrNIN 0 The funds today were dull, but the closing quo tations were equal to those of yesterday. Operations are restricted by the disposition to await the result of the pending contest in parliament, and by the ap proach of the monthly settlement, which indicates a considerable surplus of floating stock. Owing to these considerations, little speculative business has yet taken place for the new account, terminating on the Bth April. The demand for money, though less urgent to-day than yesterday , , also exercises a restraining influence. There is an evident disposition to hope that the pressure is merely temporary, and that a certain degree of relief will be expenenced after next week. The immediate demand, however, in connexion with the 4th of March, and with the settlement in Consols, will doubtless be considerable. Consols were quoted during part of the day 931 to [for the sth of March, and closed at exactly 931. For money the last price was 931 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93t, i, j, t ; ditto, for account, sth March, 931,1 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 931, 1 : 11 94 ;-atrcle-aw-HTailliepePrer CLetn..thi.x4c4hCqUCr "'Bo% falling payable in 1858,981 ; ditto, 1859, 981, 1 ; India Bonds, ss. dia. The June Exchequer Bills declined le. to 2a., closing at 2a. dia. to 2s. prem. Exchequer Bonds remain quoted 981 to 1. Turkish Six per Cents. were in good request to day, and rose I per cent. , closin g at 961 to 97 for he 17th March. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were steady, at 1011 to 1. Other foreign stocks ex hibit little movement. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocit. The market for home mining stocks to-day is ra ther quiet, but very steady. Wheal Edward shares continue in request, and are marked 51. The only other transactions reported in the Stock Exchange consist of North Frances at 187, ; and Devon Great Consols at 454. Foreign mining shares exhibit little movement. Subjoined is a list of Saturday's transactions in the Mining Exchange: Buller and Bassett, 21, 1 , Casten, 12a. 6d., lls. 6d. ; Ding Boeg, 321 ; East Rome, 15 ; Great Alfred, 91, 1 ; Great Bsorn, 275. 6d., 295. 66. ; Lady Berths, 14a. 6d., Ms ; Ranters and Peewhivr, 26a. ; Nukes, 36 0. 6 4.1 Or. ; Pro vidence Mins, tra ; Vale of Towy, 18s, num., 17s. 6d., 16m. dd.; West Basset , 361, 36, 1 ; West Grenville, 4s. 6d., 6m., 4s. 66. 6s. ; Wheal Edward, 41, 6, 3.16, H, 1,6, 1, 61.3.. 6d., 51, 61. 4a. 6d, la, 61. Ile. 9d. ; lleal Gren ville, 11,.1, 30e., 32a. 66. ,• Whesl Harriet, 22a., 22a. 6d.. 215., Bare 6., 235. 66. ; Wheal Lndcott, 365. 6d. ; Wheal Xart, 60, 65 ; Wheel Tremayne, 41, 1 ; Wheal Zion, 38a., Eta., 465. On Saturday Professor Phillips delivered hie gal lecture on geology at the Royal Institution. This cam a lectures is divided into three parts, the dna of wbiek elln• prima ancient physical geography, to which dine WM. were devoted ; to the second part, " on the attain awl pas pees of life on the globe," kw Yana were soorspidal; end the remaining three will he "ea the limbs weistlea lathe state of the globe." In the leerartronordrl tbs second part, fossil plants and invertebrated min& were considered, and in the lecture on Saturday fossil vertelteated animals, including Sabre and reptiles, were the subjects noticed. SUDDEN ILLNESS DE TUE REV. CANON PAR itiNsoN.—We regret to announce that the Rev. Canon Parkinson, 8.D., while in the Cathedral pulpit yesterday, in the forenoon service, was suddenly seized with a meows attack of indispooltion. The rev. paths:tan, the preacher of the day, had not been In the pulpit many mmutes, before it became evident to those of the congregate:a near km that he was suffering from severe indisposition. This increased, till not only his voice became feeble and indistinct, and his utterance thick and imperfect, bat his sight was also affected. Still he endeavoured to deliver his sermon, till the struggle to continue became intensely painful to witness. At length the apparitor took up to the pulpit • glees of water; which the rev. gentleman just put to hls lips, but seemed unable to swallow. He still persevered in an attempt to proceed with his sermon, but the failure of sight and voice appeared to in crease, and the position of the preacher became most painful to the congregation. At last the rev. gentleman abruptly closed his discourse, with difficulty pronounced the benediction, and immediately left the pulpit; the Rev. 11.11. Westmore, minor canon, coming forward to his &milldam., and giving him his support to the chapter house. Thither the Very Rev. the Dean, and the other clergy of the cathedral present during the service proceeded . and Mr. John Bouttlower, surgeon, a member of the congregation, was immediately in attend awe there. The reverend ge¢tleman, during his month's sojourn in Manchester, has apartments at the Palatine Hotel, near the cathedral but under the circumstances, the dean requested that he should be conveyed to the deenety, Crescent, Salford, which was done as speedily as possible. Mr. Boutdower aecompanicd him ; and upon snivel at the deanery, Dr. Eason Wilkinson (a personal friend of Canon Parkinson) was immediately sent for. The medical gentlemen pronounced the attack to be paralytic; but the, remedies applied afforded coneiderable relief. lea night (as we learned upon inquiry) the reverend gentleman was b etter; and hopes of his recovery were entertained. lie was in his usual state of good health when be entered the pulpit yesterday; and we understand that he never before suffered from anything of a paralytic nature.—Jfauct refer Osardurs of this day. The Right Hon. the Speaker of the 'louse of Commons gave his third parliamentary full dress dinner at his house, 89. Raton -square, on Saturday evening last, when the following lumbers were present :—Lord John Russell, Bight Hon. Sidney Herbert, Sir rancid Baring, Bert., Sir James Graham, Bart., Sir William Heathcote, Bare, Sir Robert Ferguson, Bert., Sir John V. Shelley, Bart., Sir John Ramsdon, - Bart., Sir Andrew Agnew, Bart., Major- Gomel Sir William Feuwick Williams, But.. K.C.B, ' Lieutenant-General Sir De Lacy Evans, G.C.8., Lieuteuent- Owed Sir William CodiMstm, K.C.8., the Right Hon. William /Swart Olautone, the Right Hon. Edward Cavi -1 well, Mr. Robert Palmer, Mr. Deelea, Mr. Evelyn Denis I ace, Me. RopeJohnstone, Mr. Thornely, Mr. Sotheron Rdeetwt, Mr. Wrightson , Mr. Thomas Baring, Mr. Thomas 0111811 Mr. Benham Carter, Mr. Ker Seymer, Mr. Elliott lA t Pb. Cagle's, th e Rev. Thomas Gartner, the Hon. l esze ek r4s alinpraire. Colonel Wilson Patten and Mr. Bram ataawsie orwarel by aornoilie ailletios from being present. The Right Has. the Speaks held hie levees (fall drew) at Ms home, SO, Hatoragasse, ow the evenings of Saturday, 7th March, end Saturday, 14th March, at 10 o'clock. THE BRITISH PORTRAIT GALLERY.—It may hare been observed `the laden Gosette of the 6th of Eebrnary that, in parr nee el the veils to which both homes ease L realm of hart tarda, a trust has been appointed Orr the druids at a play of portraits of the moat emi nent Ms roma le Ildekk Wary. The government has also golesols at te, Great George-street, West mirk% dr dr ossort otorrodatien of the board, and • Ido seopika of ids art team& which they may obtain d vi r a l a tbssoisr at porgros. Mr. W. H. Carpenter has dr dales el seassloy tem., the permanent brebSeed pro . r The trustees have = ssisi eraidosi sal sere general roles to govern that own preessides. ass as follow —The rules which the trusties bibs 11 ,8 1 v i ag elWit to themselves in Wier making arwelwase re ts is to look to dr celebrity ei the versos rsperaterTher than to ;the merit of the Iglu. They Olt attempt to estimate that eele brity without my deste_en7 par al or religious party. Nor will they eraddr pad ors awl errors, even though ad mitted on el dike, SI 4solkkrt pound far excluding any portrait WWII* as illustrating the civ il , erelesiastkad, se Veiny alio country. So portrait of any peels OM or exemsed less than ten years, shell be milled tv &nation , or bequest, except only in the ewe slabs wigwag sovereign. and of his or her consort, ode al As dorm in the united kingdom, and not incapable/ W rtes, shall either at a meeting or by letter gigs* Ibilr orrebstioa. No portrait shall be admitted by donation, neleselfuee-feurtha at least of the trustees pre sent at • =soft shall approve it. A STIUMOL—On Ilviraday a considerable number of ladaklapaa la the Mr. Moron, on the govern ment nude ten Inimined to strike—not for WV% SW sixty to their employer, Udine, hew the di et their having come to a resolu- Ile - diem their Ora foreman. This nes a•point not p meld my theme/knees to be ceded by Mr. Meson, who ; adds Is lemon them into propriety, to their moan dbastret the whole, and immediately telegrap to Logo dr • reinikeeerso of men, has quietly suppli = of the ineleentarts. A great portion of the mon are thaw who but Oro or three weeks ago, during these ars rea=spliol In th e Mernet-piae, da =d, attigusiy of whom were satiate l es t Ovals par of the gentleman to whom they boo Mrslitle dictate. Thus have these Ines, =hr enendesdnake whim, thrown themselves out of • 1" sera , er Chronicle. RAILWAY TILAITIC.—The following are the last returns of the gross reeeipta of the principal French railways from Feb. 12 to Feb. 18 : Omasra—Ermaran. 300.7411.40. = : pa y,, ; coal FtS,tadL araaseocao —Planeweer, 147 : ivers.—gannneels. MUM/. • , Ws/. Se.glf. 14 •es to 11.74teraaarahr.—geeena111.4 le 4 ; (0 f . ; 472 . 951 .; belei. SWAM Ouse corms. Iwwwws. WNW.: roods. ao.a. ; tow, "boriaau.—rawataa Tot; gaga Itarat ; total. 114.701 t. II alias pa si • 21 •i 1 ti *I N ost 3.18 , .000 1117. MANI 4.4 44S 833 IMOD wip MAP e mon Loma num On comparing these figures with those of the pre- COMMERCIAL AND MA MARK-LANE. —THIS DAY. The quantity of English wheat itY oak thie morning, by land carriage samples from Essex and tent, waa email , and an effort was made in establish • some trifling adi Roe, upon the better qualities which was unnuteenitil, and the e, trade fur loth Ettglisb and foreign must be quoted steady at lust Monday • quotations. Flour sold slowly at late rota*.cr des Tine Nulty scarce and r ather dearer. Other iption* anchauged. • Oats were in moderato nurgly, neverthelosa higher rotten could not be obtained. Beans dull and mitt . to purchase• Peas seeady. AIIITALB I""•°"°17l TEEL 91 TO /KR IS. best. sit. Oat. limbo ra..rour. CO nie INA 'NT . 491 iiii '6l :::: : I lllfo.us /6. c. Ra 11... 1914 te 9914 1111 16T 194 .... AIWCING-LANE.-MIS DAY. The Yellowing sales are advertised tor to-morrow -Sugar .. 6,000 tags Mauritius, 1,300 bags_ Bengal, and 1,320 bag. Madras. SlLltpetTe : 1,000 bags Madras. Rice . 6,500 bags Bengal, and 4,700 bags Rangoon. Pimento • 150 bags. The private contract markets have been quiet since `Friday. Syrian -1.500 bags native Madras bold at 2oo 425. 6d. ort-au- COPYr.E.-A cargo of St. Domingo, 2, bags l' Prince, at 555. for a near port. Tts.-The news r.reived from China of the altered peti tion of affairs at the port of Canton has caused great regret to all persons connected with the China trade. the Honly olders of transac tea arc of course expecting higher prices, but tion wo have yet heard of is the sale of 600 chests of common coupon, at 121 d , usual term. Comps.-400 bales sold at previous rates. Or es. -Seal, pale, 481. to 481. 100. ; yclicvr, 441. to 44/. 10..; brown, 411. to 42/. ; sperm body, 901. to 1001. ; beadmatter, 1061. to 1061. ; cod, 461. to nil.; South Sea pale, 48/. ; olive ' IGallipoli, 611. to 621. ; Spanish and Sicily, 0 9 1 . to M. 10a.; cocoa-nut, 0. to 51s. ; palm, 460. 6d. to 47a.; hawed, 41a. 3d. to 41s. 6d. , rape, pale, 53r. 62. to Ms. ; brown, 50s. to 31s. TALLOW IiARKET.—TIIIS DAY. The market isquiet to-day ..—Town tallow is quoted 59, to 60s. nett each; Petersburg Y. C. for March is quoted 66..; March to Apnl, 6d. ; May to June, 54a. PAILTICULABS OP TALLOW. DeMen IA walk • Digo tee= 14 lir tfte frOM J T.O. me Prk• per .cm" .. i lir? 9:T3 ..... —YY 1:111 "13 ::::. lAL 9L eas. es. l'4ll/1 BOT Mit 16.6 11 Od. Arrival for SIO 111/401M. atria* boa 7• 31 . 410 000 1, , sod Rusin; Eon all*_ wig moorOol 311 old. , Mao Rusin; i.ris Ilmard, eats hoe Booth Ammo; aod Masao nolo adds Ow. Teta. 1.1131 eta METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (nils DAY.) The number of beasts is unusually small, consequently pima have advanced on all ic,criPtions. In a few instanter , oar top quotations have been exceeded. There are a few more sheep than on Monday last ; however, Friday's advanced quotationsarewell supported to-day. Trade for calves remains unaltered. From Germany end Holland there are 373 beasts, 98 sheep, and 53 calves; Spain, 200 Imam ; Ireland, 40 ; and 240 from Scotland. Persons a MM. td.. a. Dar none of brats SD 4. d. a .1. Dad. kat. flereford 4le 6 Dew Dan a lit ea 2tsort-boar 4 8 4 1 Boa La 4 c. 0.34 ...... 5_4 6 I 5.33.4,04.34 bust 38 4 Do. ao ea0ra.....„. Sates 4B 6 Dm a mood gamy 4 8 3 - 2 Dna Dail Dai:aiais llt 4 Lime.,...„ _.„.—_, _... Bra at =mg. tall ; Yaw sad 1aa33 4 ,0 3 .ix ; sunk . ; ao. M. BOROUGH HOP HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mew. rattenden end ith report a steady &amid for middling and tine samples of both Kent and Sussex, at lima 1 prices. —. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Holvarell, 150. 6d.; Eden Main, lee. • Taniteld Moor, 13..; Walla End Harlon , 14 ..; Wall; End (ioaforUi, les..' Walls End Heaton, 14..; Walla End Hamra, 17s. 6d.: Wall. End Hottom_l7.. ed.: Will. End South Helton, 17s. . ; Walla End Hartlepool, 175.; Walls End Stewart's., 176. 3 d bd.-139 ships at market. BCENE AT A FIRE.-(THIS DAY.) This morning, between the hours of four and Ave o'clock, a destructive fire attended with great loos of pro perty and danger to life, broke out on the prennees Wong mg to -In.. C. De Caux, proprietress of the Pa eel Tavern, High-Meet, Aldgate. A police-constable observing susske to issue through the bar shutters, alarmed the inmates, who attempted to deerciel by the staircase, bit on reaming the see. nd-Moor landing the smoke was so dense en I to overcome Mrs. De Caux, who is very corpulent. Her Wady being unable to lift bee, commenced screaming meet pite ously, and at the same time vats of spirits exploded with noise like the discharge of firearms. At this juncture George Hannswotth orris ed with the Aldgate escape and raceteded in ascending and bringing down In safety the son and daughter of the landlady, and the bar maid and barman , being informed that the proprietreen was lying insensible upon the landing, this man, with the greatest coolness, again ascended and entered the second floor window, while the smoke wee issuing ball across the street. The crowd called loudly to Lim to come down, but be proceeded to crawl along the flooring and to reach Mrs. De Caux, whom he found quite insensible. 'laving raised her on his back, he carried her through the smoke, and pushed Let safely down the aware, +mid the enthusiantio greetings of the spectators. The tire was not extinguished until considerable damage was done to the upper part of the house, and the bar end its contents utterly destroyed. rintendent dca.7...:c.:llool7.l:lfsyterNthasTie:atito.Et Ri,..eibeist T oEtr h c ; .H...fp:i f appointmen ts of,Government t :t have been made in the colonies t —Witham Thema. Marcy, o the ast ~leneea , by ev. J. Esq., to be Clerk of the Supreme Court at Jamaica ; Richard Schools at Mauritiaut The Queen has appointed the Roe. On Thursday evening, between eight end nine o'clock . a young woman, , the domestic of a lady living on the outAutte of Wakefield, ' at St. John's-terrace, on her way to town, was solicited foe alms by two powerfully-built men, and, on her saying that she heel nothing for them, one uncorked a phial, and while his companion held the girl he poured its lipaid contents down Ler throat. Some persons appnewhing, the fellows ran o 5 and the young woman wan found in a state of stupefac tion. She was Win eyed to her mietress's house, where she lies in a dangerous state, her throat being severely burned by the liquid. The police are on the track of the fellows.— sllandiester Guardian. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE BRISTOL. AND EXETER RAILWAY. —One of the most fearful accidents of recent occurrence happened the night before het on the Bristol and Exeter railway, neer Higlihridge. The man who un happily loot his life was one of the cemixuay's guards, named Turner, end his death is the more to be lamented so it was canoed by a courageoux endeavour to avert an accident to the train he had under his charge. Turner was in charge of the down loggav-tens, and, upon its neariug the Ilighbridge 'oration, be observed that a truck had been left on the line. Notwithstanding that tho train was in motion, ho made an attempt to deeeend, in order to remise the truck out of the way but unfortunately in so doin g he missed his footing, anti being thrown by the impetws across the rails , the wheels of some of the luggage vitas pureed over him. The artremai were gathered and rew an adjacent inn to await ronet's inquest. The deee o se d was a remar re l y t o tti steady, well-conducted man, and great confident was in hue. lie heat left a widow to Latent his loss. niE STRIKE AT TIIE BIRKENIIE %I) DOCK WORKS. —A company of the 25th Regiment arrived at Birkenhead 'on Saturday' morning at half-past 3 o'clock, by special train from Manchester, the caters in command beiug Captain Gildare and Lieutenants Pierce and Goodall. They pro ceeded at ow eto the Town-hall, where they remained until about half-past 12 this afternoon. It was then decided that they should march to the works, that the new wen should proceed with the operation!, and that extreme measures should be adopted if it were found necaweary. Mr. Harden, judge of the Birkenhead County Court, and Mr. Balms, magistrate' se-empanied the troops. The particular work consists in d ee p e ning the great float, in which t rabie progress has already been made. It may be stated that the real cause of the strike is a question who . are of wage at present paid s to the class of labourers teemed ~w eewoners," 2s. 9d. a day. They reitiend that this is lower than the price paid elsewhere , and that now the long hours are setting they ought to receive 3a. a day. The presence of the military cher , lied all dispoeit ion to violenee. TIIE PIER AT CALAIn.—The passengers were land ing from the r . bet on the pier at Calais. the A lode w-lying outplaeo and a low-spirited piece Calais was, with ti ebbang towards low watermark. There Lad been no more water on the bar than had outfaced to float the packet ; and now the bar itself, with a shallow break of eta over it, tanked like a lazy indistinctly monster just risen to the * milts, whose form was ahown ea it lay asleep. The meagre light house all in white, baunting the scabaanl, as if it were the ghost of an edifice that had once had colour and rotundity, dripped melancholy tears after ita late buffeting by the waves. The King yowl, of gaunt black piles., filmy and wet and weather-worn, with funeral garlands sera weed, twisted about them Ly the late tide, might Wive represented an un sightly marine cemetery. Every waveAseLed, storm-beaten object, was is low and se little, under the broad grey sky, in the melee of the wind and sea, and before the curling lines ot ear!, melds at A ferociously, that the wonder as that there waa say Caleb a left, and that its low gate, an t]low wall and low roofs and low ditchee and low sand-hills and low ram parts an d tat streets, had not yielded long ago to the under mining and buieging sea, like the fortifications children make on the eta-share:Latte !Writ. New number. -...1 O v. • :1 1 1M