The Express. — London, England, 1863-03-21 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Before the Lords Justices.) MCI V. sausauar. This was an appeal from a decision of the Master of the Rolle, refusing to enforce an alleged contrast between the plaintiff and defendant for the sale and demise by the latter of certain lands and houses in Monmouthshire. The con tract bet Weal the parties was partly verbal and partly written, and the plaintiff alleged part performance thereof ; the Master of the Rolla in dismissing the trial, declined to give costa. Mr. Selwyn and Mr. Jessell were for the plaintiff, who appealed ; Mr. Bagallay and Mr. Whitehead were for the respondent. Lord Justice Knight Brace affirmed the judgment of the Master of the Rolls, but without costs. Lord Justice Turner said, as his learned brother agreed with the Muter of the Rolla, it would be unnecessary for him to state the reasons th►t led him to adopt a different view. The deposit was returned. WATKINS C. TILIDERICK. This was an appeal from a judgment of the Muter of the Rolls on the construction of an mtriate bill. Lord Justice Turner affirmed, with slight variations, the judgment of the court below. Lord Justice Knight Bruce differed from his learned brother and the Muter of the Rolla, but did not think it necessary to enter at length into the points of difference. There were to be no mate in the appeal. The Solicitor-General, Mr. Selwyn, and Mr. Prendergast were for theanaant ; Mr. Hobhouse, Mr. Eddie, Mr. Jewell, Mr. lianersham Cox, and Mr. Still Everett ap peared for the several defendant', who were twenty-two in number. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) THAMES. TH2 cluresoN or THE FEATHER WEIGHTS. . . charti,L l WX,;ie; ;41;;;;i7;w1,74 - ;r. small house of public entertainment at the comer of Chun:b ine, WhitachaPad, appeared before Mr. Self. to newer a summons which charged him with unlawfully detaining Si. belonging tea seaman named John Williams. Mr. Charles Young, solicitor, in opening the case, said the defendant was a p4list, and well-known to the world asCharty l l i mh, the champion of the feather weights. He had to of a m os t scan d a l ous i mpos iti on prac ti se d on • sailor. he compleinent came home in the ship Sunda three weeks ago, and he went to lodge at the house of • man named Crawley, who took him next day to see the lime of London, sad among other plane they visited the New York Clipper, kept by the defendant, who told the sailor that he had got into a hornet's nest, and that he would be robbed if he stayed any longer in Crawler's dwelling. The defendant so far prevailed on the complaisant to leave Crawley and stop in the New York Clipper. That night the complainant went to a ooffe..bouse, in Churth-lane, Whitechapel, where he lodged for the night. On the follow ing afternoon (Monday, the 2nd instant) the sailor received his wages 101., and deposited 5/. with Lynch, which he had since been unable to hoover. All the sailor owed to the pugilist did not exeeed 10s. The complainant did not have his meals or sleep in the New York Clipper, and all he had of Lynde were five meals, a pot of ale, five glasses of al*, and 5.. in money. The mike had applied over and over again for his money, but could not obtain a farthing. and bad been compelled to sell his clothes and raise money to obtain food. No account whatever had been given to the sailor, and on one occasion the defendant, when applied to for the money, said that his wife had run away with it. After hearing evidence, Mr. Salfe said he believed the sailor and his witnesses, arid had no doubt the account rendered to him was cooked sums Tuesday, when the polioe-coostable Howland waited on the defendant. There was no date in the book at that time after March 2. It was quite absurd to charge three weeks' board and lodging ; fact, it was a gross attempt at imposition . He ordered the defendant to return 3/. ss. b y the sailor, to pay Mr. Young his fee of one guinea, sad to y a fine of la. If that order was not complied with the &Indent bard labour. would te imprisoned for an month and kept to GREENWICH. BANK NOIR ZOBBLIT BY • BOICIBTIO SIZVANT. Ream Carpenter, • regteetably-dreneed woman, of no Londe!low.read. Mileutd, Steposy, was placed in the dock before Mr. Trail!, charged with being concerned with another coa not in custody i n s t ea li ng th e sam o f 60/ . i n Bank of land notes, the property of Mr. Henry Beg bah, of the Lewisham-read, Deptford. Itappeared that on the morn* of the 7th inst., during the absence of the promsentor from home to view the royal procession, the prisoner's sister, who was in hie service as • nurse, surreptitiously left the house, having abstracted from a cash-boa Bank of England notes of the value named in the charge. The case was put into the halide of Margsteon, • plain clothes oonatable of the It diviaion, who ascertained that one of the deism notes, for 10/., had been changed by the prisoner at the Globe pahliehoess, &spew. Magreteon EA"' gauntly saw the primes: eater her house with her sister, the xtreet-door being immediately clued after them, and on knocking and asking for Mrs. Hughes (the name of the prisoner's sister) the prisoner inquired of the officer if he was her sister's husband. Morganton replied that he was sot, bnt that he wished to see her, when the prisoner said eke would obtain • light and cell her to him. The prisoner then left, and on Miwtorath following her gorily afterwards be met her Mange( from the direo • tine of the back garden, and by which way her skier made her escape. The prisoner was at once taken into ems tody as an ausesory to the robbery after it was com m itt e d , md on her home being searched • large quantity of new clothing, fivoiture, and other articles, purchased from trades men upon whom others of the stolen notes had been paned, were found, and which remain in the poessuion of the police. The prisoner, in her defence, said. she had received the note of her sister to cheese, she telling her that ohs was about being married. Mr. Traill remanded the primmer for a week, refusing her application to be admitted to bail. NUMEROUS PIRES.-(THIS DAY.) A fire took place in the night in the premises of Mr. B. Rigby, from sad brass finisher, Charlesstreet, Paton-read, Oresnwich, and the foundry we, wally destroyed. The loss will fall oa the Sun Pire-offioe. This fire was Gamed by spark dying into the rod during the time of a heavy meting. Between 3 and 4 o'clock part of the house of Mr. 0. Barreolongh, tobacconist, 4, Bowyer-place, Camberwell, was ou firs. and the denims done was coosaidenible. The loss will fall oe the Sc. Fire-odice. This Ire wee ceased by the ignitiou of a box of heifer matches. About 1 o'clock a fire took place in the premises of Mr. Amer, known as the Fancy Repository, 81, Strand. The part of the house in which it began was burned out, the upper portions damaged by heat, and the lower part by Mater. A fire took place in the promisee of Mr. Oedby, cabinet maker, No. 6, Pennon-street, Hingsland-road, which par tielly destroyed the workshops detached. A fire also task place in the mss ion of Genets' tiptoe, 27, George-street, Hacoveraquare, bat owing to the tamely arrival al eaststanoe the demaze was not aoasiderabla. SERIOUS RIOT •T sraLYBRIDGE. During week great excitement has prevailed Stay in of teethe being gives at each of the work ing men's that there would be a reduc tion in their pay of expenee each, and that tickets on Mop hempen would beeves instead of mossy. On Thursday even ing a large meeting memobled on the plantation ground, when resolutions were passed to the effect that should the relief committee persist is paying the dames with paper, they would ham a simnel turn-out, acid compel the committee to pay IA formerly. About ten o'clock yesterday, as Me ofacees proceeded to pay theca with tickets, each school toftwed to accept them, turned out, collected in mobs, sad proceeded to each school and brought the members out. The awe which contained the two gentlemen who paid the s was attacked by a mob as they drove through the street*, but the gentlemen camped unhurt, although dame were thrown through the windows with great vio lence. Towards three o'clock Mean. Bates and Hall's mills were attacked, and partly wrecked, not • single window reclaiming whole. The rioters then proceeded to the dwelling house of one ci the firm, sod wrecked it. They then proceeded to the stores and offices of the relief committees, smashing shopkeepers' windows by the w a y. The coostebulary endeavoured to quell the mob, but were completely overcome, though not until they had suffered serious injury, and the barrack windows were all broken and several prisoners rescued. The relief committee', cloth* stores were then broken open, and the clothing wee thrown into the streets. each per son helping himself to the best articles he could procure. At the SWIM time Mr. Aghtoe's shop wee broken into, and tea moisten, sugars, spices, and other articles were carried off, while atoms and other missiles were freely finding their way to each window available in the greets. About this term a foree of dragoons arrived, headed by the mayor end Mr. A. Harrison, J.P. The Riot net having bola read, they proceeded to clear tie streets, sad took as navy mistimes i i t l e pac V found on the meadow of the relief committee. constables have to-sight (Friday) been sworn in, and are patrolling the streets, sad with the earietance of the dragoons, who are still on duly, are dispersing the crowds that are moving about. It Is feared that - mother attack I. meditated on the polies liumets, to mew those who have been takes prisoners. At tes o'clock when oat parcel left, the town was still in an excited Mate. A stepmother was committed for trial from Wol verhampton yeaterday, m a ooromea walnut, for Um manslambtar of a Mild bourses three sad four yam of sp. The details of her cavelike to the shad am bairowlft- Me had mom Wort boos faspricieed for tae noses for ill.trediac the boy. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 21, 1863. BRITISH RAILWAIL rDoose di ft. Dm Dm. 00.11147186& Do. . New. I Mares- Da. is---iiiia SPA E S Ds. 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NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES. 9 to 2 spt Eforti (t 5 to 1 G nnta rimm° (t)) 12 to 1 Nan-st-Arms (t) 16 to 1 Cbriebrook (t) 20 to 1 Wisps' (t) 20 to 1 Gorse (t) 20 to 1 Freeholder (t) 20 to 1 Dumdums (t) SO to 1 Equinox (t) 20 to 1 Chaff (t) 25 to 1 Cansonette (I) 25 to 1 Ernest (t) 25 to 1 Springbok (t) 25 to 1 Zaire (t) 33 to 1 Lady Evelyn c (t) EARL SPENCER'S PLATE. 7 to 1 sgst Blundell& (t) 10 to 1 Little Lady (t) 14 to 1 Argonaut (t) 16 to 1 Plying Fish (t) 15 to 1 16 to 1 Rs* ( Queen t) of Trumps (t) 16 to 1 Min Ilvingstons 20 to 1 Berths (t) 20 to 1 Humphrey (t) MUTINY AND LOSS OP LITE •T BLACKWALD One of the most shocking occurrences that has occurred in the 'Thames for many years took place late on Thursday night, or early yesterday morning, the mew of the Peruvian corvette Arica, quartered a board the hulk Venus, which had been lent by the authorities, lying in the river off Blackwell stairs. Th e a ff ray, which lasted through the greeter part of the night, was of the roost desperate and suiguinary character, resulting, it is said, in the death of two officers ad several of the men. The Arica has beet for some time past in the West India Docks fitting oat. On her arrival in the river the mew were triuisferred to the Venus bulk. They numbered about 160 men, of whom, it is understood. 90 were soldiers. They were under the command of Captain Guar Ecurria. It appears that on Thursday the soldiers were allowed to go on shore, when a somber of them got intoxi cated, and upon returning to the hulk at night contrived to smuggle • quantity of liquor on board. A some of disorder and riot soon ensued, and the soldiers re. fused to obey the orders of their officers. The latter, finding that all their effort. to enforce discipline were without avail, called out the sailors to secure the mat dis orderly, and to clear the decks. This apparently roused the soldiers to frenzy, and they resisted with fury. A fear ful affray ensued over nearly the whole ship. The sailors were armed with waken, and bayonets, but were, it would seem, without ammunition. Whether the soldiers were possessed of their side-arms we have been unable to ascertain, but it is alerted that they made use of all the weapons they could ley hands on. The tumult and dis order on the mein deck were fearful, the soldiers, maddened with drink, sadeavouring to overpower the sailors ; but the latter, by the free use of the bayonet, drove them down between decks. Here • kinclot.hand to hand struggle took place, and the soldiers for a length of time managed to prevent the sailors following them. At this juncture Captain Ecurria, who happened to be at his lodgings ashore, was sent for, and epeedily arrived. The fight still con tinued, and the sailors were openly defied and kept at bay. The captain, with drawn cutlass, dashed down amongst the mutineers, and the sailors seising the moment followed. A fearful encounter mate, and the yells and shrieks of the excited and drunken ewe could be heard ate consider able distance. For • time it was difficult to say which side would prevail, and it was no doubt during this terrible period of the content that one of the officers, Ensign Fran cisco Vidal, was thrown overboard and perished, and it is feared that others who are reported to be mining met with a similar fate. The glass and framework of the portholes were broken out, and the weaker of the combettinta were seen to scramble over the side of the vessel into the boats alongside. This state of things continued until towards daybreak, when the soldiers were somewhat overpowered, although the uproar was by no mesas silenced. When order had been to a certain extent restored, and some of the ring leaders secured and placed under • gnard, an examinatioa took plea of the deck, end it was found that two soldiers were lying dead and several ethers was seriously if sot maeglly wounded. In the cabin ware fined the remains of a midshipman named Guardia Marina, who bad died while the fight was at its height. It appears that be had been ailing, and it is believed that the excitement consequent on the fearful WON around him brought on his dea th . The two soldiers who were killed were named Pablo Vasquez, 25 ears of age, and Simon Garcia, aged 24. Both received bayonet wounds, and one of them had sustained • fearful blow on the head, apparently from the butt end of • musket. The three wounded soldiers were discovered to be seriously injured with punctured wounds over the head and chest. The doctor attached to the ship was soon in attendance on them, but owing to the dreadful confusion that prevailed it was difficult to administer aid. Shortly after daybreak the Thames police put themselves in communication with Captain Barra, and measures were at nuns taken for the greeter security of the ringleaders. The Peruvian minister sad anal were apprised of the outbreak, and they immediately repaired to the ship and instituted an inquiry into the circumstances. In the course of the day Dr. Braunfield, the surgeon to the police of the district, was requested to visit the ship, to see the dead and wounded men, and advise the medical officer of the vessel as to the treatment of the sufferers. Hopeless accounts are given as to the state of two of the sufferers. The last reports from the ship state that the men had become calm, bat mast stringent measures have been takes to prevent a renewal of the outbreak : additional heavy frees were sent down to the ship from Lades. Last night the bodies of the deceased soldiers were braced on shore in boats, and conveyed to Poplar deadbeats to await as inquest, information having been forwarded to lir. Humphreys, the coroner. LATEST PARTICULARS (THIS DAR.) - The outbreak among Use crew and &Adios of the Peru vian corvette Area has produced an extraordinary degree of interest in the port of London, and the most coggerated statements as to the extent of the catastrophe are current. A court of inquiry, preliminary to bringing the principal culprits before a court-mertuil, was opened this morning on board the Venus hulk. It transpired that after the soldiers returned to the hulk on Thursday night, excited from drink obtained in the public-houses of Blackwell and Poplar, they were, after some difßcolty got down to the low deck, when the precaution was taken of battening them down. While kept thus under durance some of them, It is stated, contrived to break into the spirit store and freely partook of the liquor. The rum naturally bad the effect of maddening the men, and the result speedily showed itself in their bursting up the forehatcheo A num ber of them rushed up on to the main deck and the melts became fearful, and if the sailors had not displayed the utmost energy and dincipline in driving them below the consequences might bare been moat fatal to the oaken. Singular to my so great was the reserve observed by the authorities on beard the ship that the Thomas Polio., who were alongside in their galleys, were not allowed to become aware of the fact that lives had been eacrificed during the struggle, until late in the afternoon yesterday. Inspector Todmsa, of the Thames polies, then at once insti tuted inquiries into the cirsumrtancies of the collision, but without being able to Ix upon any indi v id u al as having actually "Sited the fatal wounds. On going on board the hulk this morning we learned that the three soldiers most dangerously wounded were still alive. One of them has a fearful bayonet wound in the lungs, sad during the night • Roman-catholic clergyman was brought on board to administer to him the last rites of hi church. Another of the men has bin head almost crashed in, appa rently by the butt-end of a musket It has already been stated that the Peruvian consul had bees on hoard, but the man being • government crew there is some difficulty in his dealing with the case as the offence constitutes a serious crime against the milita ry code of the republic. It is conjectured that the crew will be got to ems soon as postible,whet the law will be enforced. The ioqueet r before the Middlesex canner ;;;t expected to take place until the preliminary inquiries before the offieen of the ship bays bum concluded. Simons Flan u Essex.-0n Thursday afternoon an extensive fire broke out oa Abbott's Farm, Springfield, near Chelmeford. la the occupation of Mr. Root. It appear' that a man io Mr. Root's service abort 2 o'clock is the afternoon fired a gun in order to frighten away the birds, and that a part or the wadding lodged on the top of • large wheat barn facing the road. T'uostall returned to his work, and a few minutes afterwards a strong smell of fire was no ticed, sod it was discovered that the thatch of the barn was ou fire. The flames ipreadiog with great rapidity, Mr. Root rode off to Chelmsford for amistance, and the maim of the Faux and Suffolk Equitable Fire-411os was seen on the spot. When it reached the some, how ever, the whole of the stacks sod extensive farm build. logs, which covered upwards of an acre of ground, were in flames ; and although great exertions were made, only the house sad a wall part of the buildings c,uld be saved, and even these were greatly damaged. The farm produce oonenmed comprised • large wlmatatack, a beuistaek, three haystacks, and three strawetarks ; all the earn being the et Mr. J. 0. Hoek, the outgoing tempt. who gave op tke fare to Mr. Boot at Michaelmm, 1882. The build ings destroyed were the wheat barn, cart lodge, two °ow. honest, and eralf-pea, a large double shed, hone-shed, turnip store and horsebox adjoining, mitonold store, bullock seed, and fowl-hose, as well as all the fencing round the yard, and a number of implements. The buildings saved were the house, a large (Amory kilo, and a granary sad stables. The stook was saved, only • few fowls being buret. Damage to the extent of 2,0001., however, was sustained. Mr. Root was immured in the Ewan and Suffolk Equitable Kelm Oars Orricit—On the Lt April aer ials altseatioes will be sods with regard to thus dikes. New sass will be le Leedom sod its suburbs, at Chunk list . ,nies N. ; North- test , Limiosiirov NA V Thromeorteseerest,' EC. /Lowy seders will be lord by ell aloes in the Malted Kieedora as arias eases la N ew South Wales. at the same rates of aiareard eater the saisie nw ;dstioos as these . already is brae with reaps* le V South Asserabe i lrestee Aegal*N usesea gousuldsad, sad ew Zaalawd. tem& red New Zealand hare hese auk now ado aim SHARE L.1871&-(THIS DAY.) TV,. o'Otoac. The railway market continues inactive, but the tendency is somewhat better to-day. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock has risen 1 per cent., and Great Western and Midland, 1. South Eastern has de clined 1. The other principal lines are without change. London and North Western stock is now quoted 971 tol ; Great Western,6sltoB6l ; Midland, 1221 to 1251; Lancashire andY orkshire,lo4 to 109 ; Caledonian, 1151 to 1 ; South Eastern, 901 to 1 ; Great Northern, 121 to 122 ; Great Eutern, 49f to I ; and London and South Western, 100} to 101. Indian railway stocks and Great Western of Canada shares are firm. With the exception of Pernambuco, which are lower, foreign railway securities are generally steady. AN AMUR AND IP' ®. Ird I swan= coll y . rw ag Won I NIA a/Ml.llaL 1 lAN s sr V • MA sad nua Desks. Mid awl Rata - Oak awl seam....: 7 8 le 88 Ili US mi 24, --alu T ail l = diir _e : Do. D tp. A .. to pall Mita sad Dd So s Tos Deart,Parib, ItabdJo Zdbaboask ab•r =oor • IL oad Woolana ow Do. Bad AVIA& A Stock _ Do. Mt Nal* ol kolioad Gm* Xartbani ANA I Ana. mew. no Do.B f an Wo linllloL IN poklß at eek . _ _.. 40 42 12 U E. 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Norfolk p. &IL elica No* /Mika& rimer.. .:7 ) .1 41 411 86 87 98 100 so n 7 109 4 .111 idl 110 111 109 1(0 119 111 106 107 83 87 110 114 109 11l 104 106 101 198 De. IN Das. - 6 p. et . Da.Bealee Lhasa S. Ow —Came, Di da. 41. Do. Lade eweL No. I Daiwa. B. • &pure. W 3 100 88 * 89 Si h 2 104 74 76 zd Vb TY 161 172 103 105 186 Us US 111 US 11l UM lie US US Giiiii - 71 - 10.1 — Wvinfl Ilec‘lt. &Si DAR Prat 8 t 49 1! De. 7 p. at. Pm& Mock Devoe Itud 46 p. c. Lir. (MM. LLO.6, Do. 41 per cost De. 1144 4i pic omit I. & Wel= Yorbial p. pea. Iftdr- ap t lib e t t i - g !"!• I " tle liiih-- 1 ia1! F.. do. Qapn TaR Vale Preference.. Weter.a Klikenny fox. w. latinkst.. Do. do. dod do. Do. Iteop. 6 p. at, PreL Do.do.pro. p.ol. pref. 45 47 128 115 118 140 101 105 112 126 eilit lON 1 ut VA Cli Min g 1 N. VOLUM LILLLWATIL - 80 i 1291 ge } in IN IN lOn IN 410 10. 1/10 10 100 100 1011 aLLLWATI._ MONEY MARIBT.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoca. The stock markets to-day are steady. The funds are well supported at yesterday's dosing quo- tations. Two or three of the principal English railways are slightly better. Foreign stocks are also very steady. - - - The scrip of the new Confederate Loan is rather lower, at 4to 44 prem. Italian scrip is quoted to prem., while Danish, after being marked dia., is now called # dia. to par. 1 At Paris this morning, awarding to Mr. Reuter'ib telegram, the Three par Cent. Bente& opened/ at 69fr. 27c., showing a rise of 4 per oent., covC , J pared with the last price of yesterday. Consols are now quoted 924 to for money, aid 92k, "sellers," for the account (April 8). Cho official business report is as follows :—Thteti , per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, t ; di tS for amount, 921, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901 New Three per Cents., 904, 4 ; Bank Stock,' for account, 2384, 2381 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1081 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debenture*, 100 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 105 ; and Exchequer Bills, ls., 4a. dia. The foreign stock market is quiet, but steady. Turkish Consolidtis have risen * per cent., and Greek Bonds 4. The new Venezuelan Loan is slightly firmer. Other foreign stocks have varied but little. Some of the present quota tions are annexed :—Torkiah, 1864, Loan, 90 to 91; ditto 1858, 671 to 684 ; ditto 1862, (69 to 4; the Consolidis, 44# to 4 ; Venezuelan, Si: per Cents., 59 to 4 ; Greek, 214 to 4 ; and Italian Five per Cents., 694 to 4; Transactiona are recorded as follows :—Braxilian, 1024 ; Dutch Certificates, 1024, 1; Danish scrip, ; Egyptian, 964,ex div. ; dittosecond issue, 964, ex div.; Greek, 214, ; Mexican, for account, 314, 4; Peruvian, 1862, 861; Portuguese, 1962,47/ ;ditio scrip, 2/ prem. ; Russian, 1862, 941, 94 ; Turkish, 1854, for amount, 901 ; ditto 1858, 1001. bonds, 71, 70, ex div. ; ditto 1862, for amount, 69k, 69 ; Ve nezuela, 1862, 59/. _ HALs-rssr Two o'CLomc. Consols are quiet, at 92} to for money, and 92} to for the account. It is already ascertained that the subscriptions to the New Confederate Loan have reached 10,000,0001., and, considering' that the full returns have yet to come forward from the provinces and from Scotland, as well as the oontinent, it is conjectured that au aggregate of 15,000,0001. to 18,000,0001. may be attained. With regard to the New Italian Loan, although it is believed that the 3,000,0001. sterling of cash, I asked for from England, has not been covered, it is said that the applications at Paris have been considerably in excess of the 3,000,0001. (cash), assigned to that market, while the subscriptions in Italy, instead of stopping at the 2,840,0001. (cash) sought, are rumoured to have reached about three times that amount. Assuming, there fore, that the scheme originally put forward with respect to the proportions to be allotted to each market be departed from, the entire loan may be regarded as placed. The amount of gold taken to the Bank yester day was 45,000/. The City of Glasgow has arrived from New York with 106,0001. in specie, and the Borussia with 12,0001. for England. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm. The rates for bills on Holland were rather more in favour of this country. Subjoined is our usual list Antatardam, 3 months, 11.18 to 1 : ditto, 3 days, ILISI to 16 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.18 to a ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.45 to 50 ; Hamburg, sst hanso, throe months, 13.71 to 1 ; Park , 3 days, 25.20 to 71 ; ditto. 3 months, 25.50 to 24; Frankfort-oe-tbe- Maine. 3 months, 1191 to ; Peter s (per rouble), 3 months, 35 to j ; Vi001:111, 8.0., 3 months, 1L75 to 80 ; Trieste, eft. 8o , 3 months, 11.75 to 80 ; liWrid, 3 maths, 49 to 4 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 481 to 49 ; Lashorit, 3 mons, 25.55 to 60 ; Gears, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 Naples, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Palermo, 3 swaths, 25.60 to 5; Messina, 3 months, 25.60 to 5 ; Lisboa, 90 days, rat to j ; Oporto, 90 days, 52j to 631. The subjoined shows the rates of discount now current in the principal continental cities, viz. Paris, 4 per cent ; Turin and St. Petersburg, 6 ; Amsterdam and Berlin, 3* ; Vienna, ; Hamburg and Frankfort, 2* ; a n d Brussels, 3 per cent. A very important decision, as affecting debenture stockholders in railway and all other companies, was yesterday coins to by the committee of the House of Commons on the West Hartlepool Harbour and Railway Bill. The bill was opposed by the deben ture stockholders because it proposed to deprive them of the position and interest guaranteed to them by the act under which the stook was created, and on the faith of which they had made the invest ment ; but the committee nevertheless decided that the preamble was proved. A new project, called the London and West minster Wine Company (Limited), has been formed, having a respectable direction, and there is to be neither promotion money nor prelimi nary expenses. The company will import, pur chase, and sell every description of foreign wines, spirits, and liqueurs, and also undertake the agencies in England of wine growers and shippers. It is formed upon the basis of the purchase of an old established and profitable private business. There is to be a special tariff for shareholders. It is mentioned that an association established many years back, with similar objects, is now paying a dividend of 25 per cent. per annum. The capital in the present instance is 50,0001., in 10,000 shares of Si each. ;new railway, stated to be well supported by the landowning and other local interests, has issued its prospectus to-day. We allude to the Stafford and llttoxeter Railway, the object of which is to provide better railway communication between North and South Stafford, as well as between the Midland and Shropshire and Welsh districts. The present communica ti on is circuitous, difficult and slow, while the mineral and other resources of the district are large. The project has not been brought forward in an incomplete condition, the company's act having received the royal assent in July last. The company enjoys unusually large powers as re gards the forwarding of traffic over neighbouring lines. The capital is fixed at 130,0001., in 13,000 shares of 101. each. The Caledonian Raihray traffic return shows this week an increase of 409 f. over last year. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 28th Feb. were 18,5371. sterling, being 8,0251. more than in the corresponding week of last year. FRIDAY EVININO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92} " sellers," for the Bth of April, were marked this morning 921, and closed, buyers," at that fraction. For money the last price was 921 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 921, 92} • ditto, for account, 92} ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90} ; New Three per Cents., 901, g ; New Two-and-a-H*f per Cents, 781 ; Bank Stock, shut ; India Five per Cent. stoc, 1081, 1; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1001 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. "enlaced " rupee paper, 1121. The India Five per Cent. Stock was quoted 108} to 11, and Exchequer Bills 4s. to ls. die. In the foreign stock market, the principal trans actions were in Greek Bonds, which, after several fluctuations, closed } per cent. better than yester day. Italia; improved }, while Mexican declined }. There was a relapse of } to } per cent. in the New Venezuelan Loan. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 7j to 8 prem. ; Universal Marine, 11- to 11 dia. ; Thames and Mersey, 4 to n prem., ex div.; North Bntish and Mercantile, 17 to it, ex div. ; Commercial Union, it to I prem. ; Onsntal and General Marine, 1 to 1 prem. ; and London and Provincial Marine, par to f prem. The closing quotations for shared in new under. takings were as follows :—British and Foreign 57 Antwerp & &MIK= 8 vI Bahi I. 1r5...1.ge", Z. J I a/ LArres O. all 18 I Detak all linters at Yemen I n all led. Mud= pm. l/. e , all ,Oraid ZamisMin. •• • • lie 8111110 as Amellos Nemaildempl s =s , ▪ , Do. askant. all Notbsre el N item's. all 14 I Ds. New Shares le N.Rall & an TrunAyres g.k 7Prat p. i all 10 all Mar* lemma and !WI all Perla art Orleans Portmesesellallajtoral al Mane mil S. Tramear. ‘ L all Iles awl Durban sll Maya Weida al l IV? oar soul ... .» all Ombr a" _ sl a and yer alai hit alarsaloM I mL)g.iperst all Do. do. all &kat& LoraoTamallam' i&Lof Porte=ap all lout/urn of 8 Bl ll Turin Do. 4s. and Saver all I: v asi n 2 age • ns. 1 . all GA. W.at 1 i v®' a 8 7 di6 47 48 48 46 IN 184 16 17 t 1t gt t l a l at m 284 1 (Us par SO SI • 411.1 Itt DOM. wow 04. Linderolal NO — Isom 01 Do. 4 p.ot.Prel. Ina 100 —.— MI6" 114. DA sal Wei WM 106 us 141 — 11,616.610 OIL [ madam 100 II 61 N 6 1,160,000 111. 56. Katharlso WO 66 II 1110,066 116. lOO 1104,000 Si 11060614, HO - MOM 111 Do. I<wl N de 1 db Fs ozoimAsy Baum IND swami. lie 101 •6 44 11l IN 1131 Ist 92 1 t li pa 94 60 62 24 t 6 98 26} 65e 66 86 87 113 117 1 14 ma 18 1 3} 111 11 130 138 41 Mt 100 lel 101 103 48 00 zd 32 34 901 91 67 Be 100 103 zd 7 8 87 38 97 9 pmB 10 pm 1193; 1 11 8 .pm 3 i Pm 79 It 150 190 28 so 141 ISI 10 1110 VA 10 N 101 113 125 127 }p! Os * }pm 131 110 101 103 U ti 111 1111 1419 111 In 111 91 Id .7 dui iv. 4.-1 Ilk S 4 11 100 100 100 102 84 PO id' 21 20 U 34 3) 54 I CL pleat. I Pal R Par It 1 1 rit It Xs. WIN 66L601 16,000 0.000 110,000 4000 114.1!! 1.6 , 1 f 3! k so MOON' Ike award. Ladled Beast LtilLOn.(l4a) Cape Carr (Unitted) I Ce= . l itirko.N. lie; Boa lesmida aTI 194. all 141. Cad DM liay(l=a) Gonad fattens CLAW 6.N.0,11. Isa lraligL Lysol& Via) Lbws, LeaMud= Markslts ILAareastirsa.o.llE(L l4leso.ot A.Ass.(L) PeolebaadillverLes4 Port !Yap arata Barbara Gold Illeatallak Arils. ( (lize.) Lbw ) *ka shad Nay ( L Wakea 1 icao7;;;BOT (Um) Worthing (Um) Ytdsrmaisas (MIL JOINT 11100 K Len sad 17. air. hick . Iff eo uteeLcattliverposi (UaL Bank at = a Haat M al Qamadasd Bank ot Vletaria, Bank of Wake (Um.) thit..and Amadeaa lac(L !MUM 4mseam Of 96 Ca r7i I a el - ITE 1 al [X W. leiskAga.9llaa IL d isaaohe 74eitioeota: : 100 au 1 Irbil (Lim) 10 fleatasimatUt.a . .4. 100 Illadowe.C1210•100.(1.1 100 Impede' Bask. WORM lOU :mks and Bragollaa.. 100 tas.E.A,TIOIOO-11010(1. 10 M. Ilbak al **MK IGO on sal 0:400121 (L 00 ..... „....:..., and Middleman (1.... and Northam (L Load, • ~ . itel At•40.,n 1 L ®.Western (Lim Lan. NM Waamanama.. lira o. • Pray. Hank (LI To fa likUaad Baak (Lim.) S. rag. 01 anginae,Now Do. do. Nalloeal Bank Now Sou* Woks. Orksalnd Beak Clorpora Olicossis Doak Twined+) of fr.h. , .1 &in4e,Taaj.,& Dail I youth Australis iStuad.ot BrlLS.Ahical !Union of Anatrsit. ,17a. of liwg.t7rsace (L I. Union of inland(Una.). Vika cd Loudon 1 antraatlO. __A UM M. Nail et. (1:1 imetnittail Amend Bahia Steam (limited) Inertia Waterworks.. Bombay fine, Welted. Brit. Antiriera land M. es Web Y. • I Cicada land Ceylon Company Chisag.lataniLSt.Nay poi dim' a 4 .A , I Do. Fred.. TO plc amt. Q7 Do o. Palma ireheemee z.b = 3.Assii r y Peep. K. India d Lou. villein., Krietiedial rria.& !Atlantic Emma Taseiva Nag. nod Ansi. cop. • . G. Nom Ifamoi Quist alp U.ds) . De. De per cent 0-1 laden Carrying (I.). Dalian trrkretinn Quiet Joint Stock DiaeountlL Likens Tea Loa. utennee Yea L. Lea. Oar Osallmal Co . Modem & Oaos Neitter. U. Tel. Mir Do. Bper maths: .. Net RaIL. Cos.., *War —ODA darns' CluceeM Naro•64•Cualdiresitt. NelbeniadsL.llp. apt w. Nrwris. • N. 11 .4 N.Lelend i.eodL (Ll= M. tinL Oe1•2le1 Os. Da Now . elm Ottoman Gm Pad River Lad* It IVAN. sadOetea Nero to 41 } I 1 El 1111 fie 17 11f 117 in if lIbIO I . 64 I &a riu ti 24 27 65 ea 26 Id 14 IS 16.666, Ai OOP 1 NMI IA 1661106 lAA 14 KW ID 86.6 A 6 MI% LOS CL prima 31 1 th Ivm 11 MI a_ i a l li P 7d a 12 a la. pia 10a a 8{ as !sr I ?dip II . _ i cas soN2 ar CI. prima 4 6pen 49 91 1 61 tik 47 69 93 96 SS 40 6.1 111 Per NPR" LIM I 3p 371 114 42 J 4l rms 1 Ws rri 1 ei dis 79 79 gat • Upai. N 60 67 60 381 89 Id 8 81 rind; 88 90 ' }W }pm 21 Sipe 61 63 1 3 1 01 dim 10 la 4 LI 2S id' 16 113 SS SA 8 111 100 111 1 dls par 13 0 SIP 102 it 97 . 16 sdi l i 0# as i g Pm 14 It If 24 pml S a II Y, pm par • pro Se SI pat e pea % t t Pio T * I 1 1 du par 60 U 73 75 16 16 poi I * dia 19 TO 5 6 IS t 9 a 11 pm 6) 62 ISt 169 4 4171 per SI iii i I 14...11.(L, I New lb dolma. CliLlai.(L ; all Da. Mpg 141100sas % Swell* art tawer. t &Mikan Into. Inv. (L 2 lona Asuaraltaa Lad illalmadea TaL 141 p Da. M. lOO so hiss 410 ' Aal(L) r.I. 1 pas , p m la.oB.ll.oaaad. f 1 pm 13a. Magian Tel (L.,. $ 1/01 Tin INENW•Limad 144 .1 1 Marine, 11 to 1 prem.; Cannes Hotel, too area. ; Petroleum Trading, t to poem. ; Union Mar no, 11 to 2 prem. ; Empire Marina, to prem.; litmoolonial B eak of Australis and Few to 1 prem.; National Bank of liv to 6 prem. ; Oil Wells of Canada, 21 to e r i reln• and English and Belgian Bank, Ito prem. MMES.-MELTS DAY.) Two o'Czoci, Than is a fair amount of business in the mining market to-day. Tincroft shares have improyed to Zit to 231. East Caradou are also rather better at 401 to 411 ; Wheal Seto& at go, " buyers ;" and East Bassett at 86 " bti)ers ;" North Roakear are flat at 50 ; Wheal Twidoott are quoted 61 to; Wheal Harriett, 60 , 01 ; and East konewarne, to J. South Cam This shams are officially mark; 4k. (United Mexican Mini/ shares have risen, Forug been dealt in at 6 . Port Phillip and ta Barbara are firm, an Yudanamutens and th Rhine of South Australia, dull. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Maus. Yon Dadekum and North : Prim of metals lime been maintained sioce our Mat re port, though the amount of basins, done has been below an average, 'keep: in tin, in which we report a very largo basioace at improved prices. Welsh bass quiet, with limited demand at U. 10a, f.0.b., Wales; and 61.6' f.o.b. here. Staffordshire qualities ars steady. Scotch pig rot very dull, and lower prices have beau accsptad, closing at 61.. fit cash. per—OM.Ml quotatioca tot raw and manufactured are maintains& But little bemoan has been dose in loreiga—Barn, 941. to 961. ; Kapoada, 961. to 961. ; Spanish. 851.10. ; Chlli, 031 . Tim English in good demand at fixed prim. Siam the news of the fall ing off in the productios of Babel tic, amounting to 40,000 slabs, the market for fonts tin has been very mrited. and a large business has been dense at minutia( prima We now quote Straits 124/. eash, 1261. three menthe prompt, afloat Banos 1281. The Dutch market is firm. at 7616. Tln plates in moderate demand ; prime 'mitered. Lead quiet; good soft English 201., W. B. 231. Spel le r dull ; hardly any bailees. doss ; we quote 'pot, here and in Ball, 181. ; W. K., 181. lls. 61. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKS". (THIS DAY.) (now on owl cowspolDlpy.) (NT Iran= aro urrnsartomm. maaurs.) The cotton ma k$ to-day hes bees rather quiet, sad the sales will probably foot up about 4,000 bales. TALLOW ifARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The ataticat is quiet. Tows tallow it qaotad 435. bet lank ; Patactiati Y. 0., as Ur mat, 44a. ; ell the month, 435. 9d. to 435. ed. ; Aril to Joao, 435. 9d. ; °dam to December, 46a. 6d. Madan AVZIAOIB. —Town tallow, 455. 9d. ; fat by ditto, 2.. 30.; ye ll ow Radian, 45.. 3d. ; melted sta ff , 33a Id. roogb ditto, 18s. ; tallow grams, Ili. ; good drop. la. SMITHFIELD HAY HARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Haney and Baotou report trade at the fellow• log priose:—Prinie meadow hay, 70s. to 78..; mortar ditto, 78a. to 84. ; inferior ditto, 61b. to 60a. ; rows., 60s. to 60a. ; clover, old, 90a. to 11.5 a. ; ditto, naiad oat, 80a. to 106 a ; straw, 30a. to 38a. 00VINT GARDKN.-(THIS DAT) Supplies continue abundant, ancfpriae low. Imparts time of foreign goods are well kept up. Apples awl pests have not altered since lest week. Orange@ realine fair prime. Cucumbers are more plentiful, and there is a better demand for pineapples and grapes than there has lately been. Potato sales have not altered sines last report. Cornish broccoli is mining in by the crateful. Cat Sowers still chiefly consist of orchids, pelargoniums, einerarias, mama, violets, mignonette, spring bulbs, and roma 711171 T. Pars Apples, par lb.,Th to 10s Grapes, per lb. lOs to Ha new dltto;, 154 Strawberries, per cc, Sa Pears, per dos., 41 to 10e per e stem 10. to 112 Apples, par dos., Od to la tld per dave, as to Os riitocess, pee Ite,bs to 9, Oranges, per box. $ to $9. per HO, Os to Is Nuts, small, p. tosis, Its to 1k aseeteets, do., leo to $0 Almonds, do., Us Walnuts, do., It. SO NIS Lent Cobs, p.1001t0., Ms Cabteges, p. dos., ed to is potatoes, York kftente, per ton, 100 s to 1101 „ Flukes, do., 1101 to 101 s Rocks, do., Ms to Ns 11~Cups, do., The to See .nbk" Mid QlrecCs. do., : epleselt. per stove, la Od to Is Cterambers, eeek, Is to Seed Beek p dos.. ls Sd Fruteb ".". Pse lkesse, bandik per 1 11 00 " , Ir t* tefe Aapar;egua, per 100, to to Ills tkakale, per pesos., Is Id to 11. Moillote, per lb, Ol to 61 IHbsr per boadb,llll to 61 earils, per lb, 616 s Id Tatioses, ems, i& to 61 tel= . sooro, Is to Is prism, WM to IS Welly, per bond* Is Id to Is aeorosoars, p. boodle. Is M to is Mosbrooss, p.peit. Is to Is IA Parday, per 12aeliss, le tote Herbs, per Week, Id to 61 PROVINCIAL SHARI impairs. Ltritsroot... Muni 20.--66 at today 114 154 -Great Eastern, 4444-Gnat Wasters, 1164-lammeltir• and Yorkshire, 1064-Landon and North Western. 974 i -Metropolitan, 184-Ditto New, 24 p.-hildland, 121 1 4 4 North Eastern. Berwick capital imodt, MI E- 010 11ffh To•Wriff, 90, 4; 4-Buffalo and late Balm. 0-Grand Trunk of 20 rest Lovernhottri Mare% 16 11-16 44 6-Ilarner7 an Meuse, 101-Ernie and gametes& Esakenge and pool sad toedon Pb. and Life. 74 p.-Ellensea 8 1 P. -Pacific Steam. 60-Great Ship. 174 per oast, prof, les. ad. MAnanninnl. Yawn 20`-Then was an active demand for North Westerns and South fasten* and a good general bast nem. As compared with this day week prices show a marked decline In some of the leaMm Mocks. Bank of Mane/seam, 44 ix-Caledonian, 1161-Great Dries, 491 4-Creel Lasembeerg, M.-Great Northern A, 113:--Oreat Ship, 116 Id-Orand Trunk of Canals. 204-Grest Western of Canada. 12 11-14--Orefili Western, 654 Central, plaid up, 60-lancashire and Yorkshire, 106 4-London and North Western, fort a t4 .6 l4 -Manchester and County Bank, p.-Msncherger, And Unceinshira, lib 4 4-Estropoliten,l3 7-16 4 114-llWlat4 llB4 -North British. 6 p.-South laden, 204 4Mg4 4 4-- Thames and Mersey Marine Ineareace. 1 11-16 p.-Omalien Estemslon, 10-Union Plate Glom 114-Midland New IL, tf ed. p-Ditto ditto 41., its. p.-Prestos sad Ryes, 66-Ditto Holm, 13-Grea• Eastern A. 101 4 -o Arthirai Mi ms' 4 1.,, BnuarsoaAm. Itasca 80.- Th e included Ches ter and Holyhead Railway Preference, 114, Mr-Great Mestere, 664 461-Boeth Staffordshire, 10 11-14 104- Warwick and Ohm 'Joshua Canal, M 40-Shropshire Bank, 44 44-Wolverhampton and staffordehire, 91 10-Imr, Co n tinental Oas, 46b Wolverhampton New Gs; 7 prem.-Britannia Mins, Eaawal Carriage Company. }prem. Market weaker. MUM Maass 19.-Three per Cent. Cowls, 814 4-New Three per Cent. Stack. 1014-1)Itto for Amount, 6th Apt foul tri-Pipe Water Bebe, 4 per amt. (New) of 91L 6a IQ, 5.4- Bask of Ireland, 1001. paid, m 4222 - National Bank ad inland, 601. paid. Wicklow, and Wexford, 101 paid, 74- Great Southern end Western, 1001 a id. 1014-Irish South Eastern, 121. paid if-Midland Great Western and RI. Canal, 601. paid, Account, 52-tielhat and N. emulates, 4 per cent.,, pep., 1001 paid. Wicklow, sad Weifoed, 6 per emit., PrP . 11-Dublin and Drogheda, 6 per cent. bO4 pad rd., 50- Great Southern and Western, 4 per cent, 119.. 11 6 A 19 19 4 Ai. Taawww RITMIIOI.—The traffic receipts of rail ways in the United Kingdom moor sled for the weekending the 14th of Marsh, on 10.657 miles, to 513.0101., sod for the corresponding week of 1862, on 10,146 miles. to 473.5801., showing as isereses of 464 miles, sad of 39.4301. io the receipts. The gross receipts on 14 of the pew:tied railways in the United Kingdom amonotel for the week, OD 7,314 miles, to 403,2261. ; and for the corresponding week of last year, on 7,006 miles, to 371,3691., showing an increase in the masses of 306 miles, and of 28,8671. in the receipts. The iscrease on the Calelooisn amounted to 4081.; on the Greet Eastern to 1,9471. ; oo the Great Southern end Western to 4/. ; GO the Great Western to 1,3401. ; on the Istoceshine and Yorkshire to 4,1011. ; as the Loudon sad North ! Western to 2.9851. ; on the London and Brighton to 3.3881. ; on the London and Bosch-Western to 4.7251. ; on the Manchester. Shefseld, sod Lincolnshire to 7111. ; en the Midland to 2,42:3/. ; on the North British to 2,2831. on the North Eastern to 2,6131. ; and on the South-Esstera to 2,7551. ; iota, 29,684/. But from this most be deducted 8171., the decrease on the Great Northers, leaving the in. crease as above, 28,867/. The receipts on 66 other lion in the United Kingdom amounted on 3,343 miles to 112,7841., sad for the corresponding week of lest year, on 3,169 miles. to 102'2"_'11., showings. inerease el 154 mile% sad of 10,563/. in the receipts. The goods trifle on the 14 uses above meotioned amounted for the week to 216,163 !against 215,070, showing an increase of 1,0931. The pas- Meßvis. parcels, mai4 kr., traffic on those lines amounted to 164.063/. against 156,2891., for the correspond* of 1862, showing an inseams is the passenger c of 27,7741. The total receipts of the cut week 'bow * decrease of 9,2401. es compared with those of the preceding week, ending the 7th test. AIM/110A. —Luriamoi, MARCH 21.—The screw steamer Dammam, from New York, has arrived here, with 403,000 dais. in specie. Her mows has bseue setkapated. ILur or Amon/L.—The public will learn with regret that ewers" of their pueka. favourite. are at th:s than suffeeteg from those ills "that flesh to heir to." Mr. Risley luload • severe attack of parables of the brain. Mr. Mutes Selby bee bees siosupelled to withdraw from his profsesioul duties at Drury-lase through being seized with dropsy, uthma, he. Mr. Clarke. of the Strand nee. tee, is still confined to his room through the .Recta of hie recent accident ; and Mr. James Rogers has been, through bag-confined ill•health, at lest been obliged to give op hie position at the same theatre, sod seek rest and retirement at the Isle of Wight. We alto regret to state that tic Moo. day evening Mr. aelford was maidenly seized with a severe attack of vertigo, and he has been unable through the week to resume him position at the Stated Theatre. Deprived of the gratification of seeing so many esteemed WOW in the playbill. where they have been so long familiar to the eye, th e public, we are sure, will heartily Pan with as fa beteg to receive early intelligence of the speedy rseenry of tech sada—Bra. A uOOO 116.0011 'UM MOO 100,000 iiiii KM MOM 111,04 14030 10,000 191,11111 100000 OXON 10,000 100000 eo iO O 11.000 48.174 10.000 8.1.0001 0 0001 ikl,lool 10,000 10,000 i0:000 4,000 KM 4003 11.000 10000 1.6151 semi .1.04.1 ts voll V 4 zd _l4 1 Ti et el i m 3! ... 6 nil 22 I 42} 2 nt. lll ad id If it 1* Sir zd - 14