The Express. — London, England, 1863-02-25 00:00:00

LLW INTELLIGENCE. il ??4tY.) COURT Oir 00100/7 PLO& REco,ND oouicr. Sittings at Nisi Prins is Lades. —(Bahn M. Judie* Biles sod a Comets Jury.) WATERS P. CAT.-01811188AL OP A TRAVILL/1. The plaintiff in this case had been a commercial traveller in the employ of Mews. Walters and Son, upholders's, N and at the beginning of 1 i 62 he agreed to fill a similar situation in the service of the defendant, a French gentleman, in business in Red Lionequare. The plaintiff's case was that this engagement wu for a year, and he claimed upon the ground that he had been dismissed In Mama al lowing the engagement. Mr. Serjesnt Parry and Mr. H. Junes appeared for the plaintiff ; and Mr. J. Brown for the defendant. Some correspondence was put in between the part* and the plaintiff particularly relied upon • letter from the defen dant, in which be said that it would suit both of them that the plaintiff should have a fixed salary of =/. and a commission upon the business done of 1 per cent. up to 12,000/. and two per cent. beyond that sum. It was, however, agreed that them letters did we themselves constitute an engagement, bat were merely negotiations for one ; and there were other letters about the time of the metal which it was contended showed that the plaintiff bed not a yearly engagement. Another circumstance was that the defendant stated in the witness-box that the ar rangement which was concluded by word of month was that the engagement might hoped an end to by a month's notice ; but this evidence had been denied by anticipation by the plaintiff. The jury found for the plaintiff, damages 1271. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAT.) (Brafcce Mr. Payne.) William Stuart, 22, sad Jana Wal<km,lB, were indicted for rteslisi 5 cwt. of cosh, vela, 5e., the property of Vier lath Joss end others Tolinliorlook,• Thames police-constable, mid that on the 12th of February himself and • brother officer were me esakd in • coal barge opposite the Crooked Billet-wharf, and while there he saw the prisoner and another man not in custody in two boat& They rowed along. side • oral barge called the Fred, and commenced unloading coals from the barge into the boat While so en gaged some one called to them from the shore, which dis turbed them, upon which the two prisoners got into their boats and rowed away. He borrowed a ship's boat and with his brother officer rowed after them, but es they bad then got • good start he was then unable to apprehend them, and they got away. They followed the opium they had taken sad found the boat on the Lambeth shore, with about five cwt. of coals in it, shovels, bas kets, and an old jacket belonging to the prisoner Walden. The neat day he took him into matody, telling him the charge. Walden wanted to know why he did not charge him with unlawful possession instead of stealing the coals : but be told him that he saw him com mit the felony. The same night be took Stuart into cus tody, while standing opposite the Jolly Gardeners public house in Lambeth-walk. Tbis evidence having been corroborated by another officer, Stuart rid on the previous night his boat was moored all night, but it was taken away by some one, and he knew aothing about stealing the coals. Walden made a similar defence, end denied all knowledge d the robbery. The jury returned a verdict of Guilty spinet both pri -000.11. It wan then proved that Stuart had been formerly con victed at the Surrey Seoir, and neatened to imprlen. meat for eighteen months. That was atter a previous ore- Inspector Dail proved several dim convictions against Stuart and one against Walden for stealing coals. Mr. Payne sentenced Stuart to be kept in penal servitude for seven years, and Walden to be imprisoned and kept to bard labour for eighty.' "months. THE POLICE COURTS. (THDI DAY.) CLERIEKN WELL. DANCIIIIOCS PIACTICI. Cogently& Cqffey, a boy ally 11 years of age, and whose bead did not reaoh to the top of the dock, was charged, Woes Mr. Harker, with throwing stones on the Metropo. then Railway, sear King's-crime. • Mr. Wakeling appeared for the primmer. The preoltee of tbrowlcg Ames on to the trains pass ingthrough theopeseuttings has now became very frequent, and in coesequemos of the nuemerous oomplefats Um police hare received onion to keep ea extra look-ant, sad to take into custody all plasma found throwing stones on to the lies. Yesterday the prisoner was standing on the bridge that ensue the line at George-street, and was sees to throw mensal stones on the railway at the time one of the trains wee taming. When he was taken into custody he had • sloes in his hand, which he said he was about to throw down on to the emcee for a lark. Mr. Welding hoped the magistrate would discharge the raimaar on aeoouat of his age, and be might state that his permits would take care that the prisoner should not °freed oinhl• Mr. Barker, in discharging the prisoner with a caution, UM him that he might be sent to the Central Criminal Omit for this offence. If say other boys were brought before him for this offence they would be most severely dealt with. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. I.OIOIIIT ON TEI ONION NAM John Squire, pianoforte maker, of 1, Fredrick-plus, Caledonian-road, was charged before Mr. Tyrwkitt, with Barak of 30f. mesas of a forged cheque on the Haim The case having been opened by Mr. Beeves, solicitor to the beak, who said it was one of a pistol nature inasmuch u the prisons: was the son of the person whose name was ic reharke Henry Hulse, one of the maim of the Union Beak of London, Arall•saes branch. mid that Mr. John Nahum kept an account at the bank. The &egos prods:ad, dated 23rd February, 1853, purporting to be drawn by Mr. Jobe Squires for 301. ' sad - numbered 56,572, was pre empted to him, and he paid it in two 54 notes, sambaed 411,702 and 3, and W. in gold. He believed the primmer to be the poison who presented the cheque. Mr. John Squire, pianoforte-maker, of Sattarkinatreet, Calsdoniaa-road, said be kept an account at the Argyll- Naos branch of the Union Bank. The cheque produced Was not in his handwriting, though it was • good imitation. It was not signed with his knowledge or by his direction. There is • counterfatl in his cheque-book numbered 56,572. On the morning of the 23rd of Fsbranry the chops book was in his writing desk, et which he had been writing. The prisoner had access to the room and the desk that morning. He found yesterday morning tart the cheque had been torn out The prisoner. his sea, on Mondei z sai e d Mat he was end did not cease to work, but the nut enable mom infonned bins that he bad seen his brother previous d with money, and in ODODOTIMICO made an examinatlon, s ad found the cheque had been taken from the book. W. Marsh, 170 N division, proved takin; the prisoner into costody sad searching him at the station. He found one 54 note on him, and some money and an old cancelled ch re solicitor said that that was the one evidently used to copy from Prisoner mid he had nothing to say. Mr. Tyrwhitt remanded him for a week. WANDBWORTH. ONDZILKINIAO • earnms.-11110/ITAIS CONVICTION. JoeepA Shale • river apposition, sad Henry Brooks were summoned Win Kr. Ingham by the conesrvetors of the Thames, far an infringement of their bye-laws. It appeared that the barge Jelin was lieneed for the dredging of sand in the river; sod the coedited= were that no sand should be obtained within 100 yards of s bridge, sad not exceeding 30 feet on either side of the entre of the neer. In conumuenes of oompialate from the engineer of the Victoria Railway-bridge that men were 111 the Wit of dredging for mad seer to the Way, sad likely to cease la ferY to the structure, Rough, one of the river keeper, sad his son, watched for several eight', and at lin* on the 21st ult., they law the huge John moored off Batteries, sad within 50 yards of the peer-head of the bridge, and the defeadeets were dredging for and. They watched them forums time, sad when they rowed up to An= they found about 10 tom of sand is the barge. The defence was that the sight wss dark, sad thst they thought they were working a proper distance from the breir ara ßrooki also mid that be had only be et work ea in a few days, end was *swan et the We. Mr. hem mad it wee most Imperteat that the taking of and from so war the bridges shoeld be prevented. He find Shaw 31. sad 2s. saute, sad Brooks 10a. sad outs. Joke Crmegome, tae 'Auks of the barge Kate, sad Boron Wifrick, were are summoned by the comenstors. The furmueta were watem4 so • BuidaY Wed of the Dens at Hammersmith, on the Berm aide, loading and with shovels from the formione. The barge was on the pond, uit war low water, sad wee within 50 feet of the river beak. The defindente told Bough that they knew they VIM doing wrong sad they were many for it. Mr. Ingham fined Celanese We. sod mete, sad the other defendant 10s sod nein Time war greeted to several of the defendants to pay the money. FRENC H INTIMAIINTION Iw Airmuca.—Yesterday (Tneeday) the Liverpool Daily Poe pablialaid a third edi tion, metaining • wipe* to the following offset We have the best yorible authority for mying that the gowns ment at Waehingtos be., in term friendly and mentor!, declined to accept the Preach proposal of me diation." THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FIBETTARY SHAIIWILIB7&-(THIS DAY.) Eltring POISEIBIONIL Two o'CLocz. The railway market is extremely inactive to- day, and, with the exception of a rise of I per cent. in South Eastern, the prices of the leading lines are without change, t=edwith those last current yesterday. and North Western stock is now quoted 100 i to Great Western, 67 to ; hßd laud ; , 128 to ; Lariosahire and Yorkshire, 1014 to ]JO ; Caledonian, 116 to 1.17 ; South Eastern, 961 to ; Great Eastern, 49 to ; Great Northern, 124 to 1271 ; and London and South Western, 1004 to 101 h. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are without change, at 2/ to 3 prem. Great Luxembourg are dull. Indian and Canadian railway securities are inactive. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sr =craw ruanars.) LINCOLN NNETING..(THIS DAY.) TRIAL STAKES. Maurice 1 7 ram CITY HANDICAP. Our mile and • cmsrler. Phapherdina. Plash in the Pan, Ocenindrum, Hubert, Real Jam, Peru, Court Croydoniek, GM.% Pontenoy, Dinah f, and are Imam BROCKIABBY STAKE& About half It miki. Lard AT:l;l7ihos, I;mlTdi Vow. I;tiaine f,itacrilep, Ena, Merry Bambino f. Madame Theta/leo, Diploraa, Lady Nichol, Attraction, ABeh f, Vet.., Starts/aft, Sister to Torayria, Lady Keppel, Conies, Filth, and Patine Girl are here. GRAND STEEPLECHASE. About four Ainkinggni:X . genii*, Mary Ano, Pine Apple, ermeney, Broomstick, Coasters, and Cherokee are here. Onus ARRIVAL& —The Norman, Mn. Somerville, runt Attempt, Pot Poona Real Jam. Litigation, enirtruge, Rook the Gardener, Newark, Min Joyce, Teag—vni.!,.ails trees, Moire Antique, Hampshire Miss, LUesom, Cockatoo, Malt= is Parvo, Satanalla, Gertrurle,M Huard. LATEST BETTING. LINCOLN HANDICAP. 9 to 2 opt Hobert (t) LIVERPOOL $T HARE. 7 to I as tato Hold (off ) 16 to 1 sot Emblem (t) 20 to I Ethroplairo (t) CITY BETTING.-(THIS DAY.) LINOOLN RLNDIOAP. 5 to 1 vat Libellous (t) 11 to 2 Hobert ) 9to 1 Revolver (t) 9to 1 Lop:atelier (off 10 to 1 Poinoir ( of f ) 12 to 1 FLA hi the Paa (t) 20 So 1 Maartoo (t) ID to 1 Weatberwiee (t) 20 to 1 Sea Nymph (off) HURDLE RAO& Eve= as Satellite (t) u to 1 eget say other (off) CHAMBERS OP COMMERCE ASSOCIATION OP THE UNITED KINGDOM.-(THIS DAY.) This day the representatives of the various Chambers et Oarsmen* ei the United Kin continued their *limp at the Westminster Palace Hotel under the presidency of Mr. SAMPSON S. LLOYD. Mr. FOMMISR, M.P., opened the prpeedinge on the sub}eet of commercial treaties, which was an ex. =he thought had better be avoided, as it am open to the reply of the government that they could not be going about bargaining for treaties. He thought their beat course would be not to ant ca absolute free-trade principles in dealing with foreign governments, but to approach them as nearly as Possible. On the motion of Mr. JACOB Bensmee, the following resolution was adopted :—" That the rapid changes which the different governments of Europe are making in their respective tariffs call for vigilant and intelligent active on the part of her Majesty's government in order to Fermi such changes being *made to the detriment of British intestate, end in order to promote that movement towards free trade which has been initiated on the Oontiscat by the commercial treaty between France Th ▪ i e lin gl a kting resolution was also agreed to : " That the saseefatod chambers of mamma have individually and col lectively reason to complain of the absence of watchinheme over the charges which periodically take place in the With of other nations." Ifemers. Dmovi j . L I cuse tkir oL on, Jacksou, Fellow's, mid others took port in the It was than agreed that • deputation should be appointed to wait upon the Provident of the Board of Trade for the =of conveying to her Majestye government the shove aos, and impressing on him that the commercial community could not be satisfied till some official remedy be provided, by which this branch of the public service might be conducted in a more satisfactory manner. NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY.-(THIS DATA The half-yearly meeting of the London and North Western Railway, which bad been adjourned from lait Friday, was reamed to-day at Euston-equare, to re ceive the report of the mratiosers on Mr. Wrigley's ainsadinsat to the adoption of the directors' report, and to *mace the remaining business. Mr. RICH/HD Hoorn, the Chairman el the company, presided. The ateendthos of Pr=swee oonsiderable. e directors entered the room, they were received with a good deal of aniline& The mutineers' report me. after some delay, caused by the time taken in metal up the result, read as follows : POE TEI Proprietor Mo Personal wan ll5 ... s. 2439,708 e 0 0 .. Proxies 1,913 ... 3,288,750 211 .. Vote.. .. 1,517 ... 16,253 2,028 £3,728,458 211 17,770 Personal votes Propresere ; Vases 1914288 10 0 „ . 2 , 684 110 .. s.. Proxies 4688 4678,678 15 0 ... 36,237 4,226 19,624,865 6 0 ... 38,921 Bi;;.c. -- 'Votes. t l Persona vo t es _66 ... 61506,678 10 0 ... 1,167 Praxis§ 1: 2,152 ::: Total maj0rity......... 2,197 ... 25,796,407 2 1 ... 21,151 THE TEMPERANCE PERMANENT LAND AND BUILDING BOCIITY.-(THIS DAY.) The ninth annual report read at the general meeting of the members of the above society held to-day at the London Coffee-house, 'gates that during the midyear the gram receipts were more than 17,00rw. exams el these of the year preceding, having reached • total for the year of more than 100,0001. The number of shares issued during the year we 3,576, by which the total number issued since the commence ment of the society has been increased to 20,602. Nearly 5.5,0001. were rewired for oubwariptione and re payments of advances , being about 10,0001. in exam of the previous year. The subscriptions returned to mashers desirous of withdrawing • part, or the whole of their inveitmsuts, amounted to 12,6191. The same received is the deposit department amounted to 30,7701., being about 4,0001. in exams of the preesg year. TM sums repaid to depositors amounted to 23,4311., leaving is this department more than 62 , 0001. Interest has been paid at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum on all deposits received previous to August last, and 4 ant. on all depante received after that data. Th enmount appropriated to investing shareholders has been at the lams rate as in preceding years, viz., 74 pm cent. per annum on the subscriptions at the credit of the shares in force; and on these withdrawn during the year (in addition to the profit paid ootwithdrawal) 4 per cent par annum, for the portion of the year previous to the receipt of the notice of withdrawal After providMg for all charge, of manage ment, the Wanes of the profit haa been earned to the re , "sieved or contingent fund ocoonnt, which now studs at 16,3891. Thu LAI% CASs oy RUSS= e. ADAM& —A meeting of the medical pimientos and others interested in the above trial for breech of promise of marriage, which took plies es the 7th, 9th, and 10th February lest is the Court of Exchequer, was held at the Fannie. sous' Tavern, Great georstmet, Linooln's-inn-figlds, sad was atiesded by all the mosteminent men of the peolastios, the HAP hall beteg quite Varner, Faq., ~ presided. On the motion of Dr. laskerter, the followieg resolution was adopted " This all damn of society are interested in sup porting these who incur gnat trouble, annoyance, and creme hy rearm and exposing any attempt to injure their chancier by false charges" Mr. R. H. Crean then proposed—" That a careful consideration of the charge of the judge and of the evidence adduced in the cue of Rosman v. Adana should have led to an unqualified verdict for the defendant." Dr. Richardme having seconded the mottos of Dr. Adkins, said be cams with the intention of giving his full support to that grinner, sod he thought that there were pose Users who would not sympathise with Dr. Adams and support him by their countenance. The motion wu thou put and awned narrowly. New BATE THIATRZ. —The new theatre erected on the site of the old building which wu burnt down in March last is nearly anspleted , sad will be opened oa Wednesday next, March 4. The old structure could hardly have bees purposed in the earner of its acoustic properties. The new banding has been raised by a company ironed under the Limited Liability Act, and the earns of Bath have suns:wind the whole of the esti- Sal of 12,0001. The met if the erection and emessories will be arse 10,0001. The weeks have bees executed urn re soptistsadese• of Mr. Phipps, merle* whose drips were chases hem 11111014 tree ei sorrel cempsid tors. The eke has been garroted by Mr. filornaa, of secnear. 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V a r f ti t J a. al ^ 1 I P. etli LSi i Si Os 7 7 78. 4 $ M a N N 40 41 a 22 &MN }r ti PS di/ 3 2 Ai SS3 3d2 IN 114 I 1 2$ 26 I I 1 "p. 94 93 16 18 ni Oak UK Ile 109 of !Ms par 8 4 414 pun 99 102 zd 4 111 i 10if 61 1011§ lii I •••• WI 041 i Ir Pal zel zd 711 - 10e 4 1 zd 9firli lOC IR Ue alil Si i 771 i M i tt 2 91 101 6 t! 13 zd :}yami PI 10 i li I 11 i #,- 1 par 60 ES 71 711 18 15 pm 18 ! IS zst Ms 6 i ei 88 IS 21 54S 1 l A e 0 2 IN 148 zd +N r sd vii —.— Ms kas 1 Du t lin 6 du par 12 16 NEGRO EMANCIPATION MEETING AT YORE. On Monday evening a numerously attended public meeting, called by the Lord Mayor, in answer to • requisition, was held at York, for the purpose of giving the citizens an " opportunity of expressing their conviction that noninterveution in American affairs should continue to be the policy of this country, and of declaring the impossibi lity of sympathising with any state which makes slavery the fundamental principle of he censtitntion." The was called for the Guildhall, but to accommodate the Ltge umber preeent, adjourned to the Festival Concert-room. The Loan Karon occupied the ohair. One of the resolutions adopted warn :—" That this meeting is decidedly of opinion that the conflict now ngiog between the two sections of the North American Republic had he origin is the question of slavery ; sod that as the object of the Southern section is, by the evidence of their owe of document, to establish • grit slave-holding Confederacy, the teseling, entertain that unmitigated aversion to slavery which has ohernefeisd Englishmen and fatalism's, desires to repudiate all sympa thy with • State which so avowedly nukes slavery the fun damental principle aid earusentoste of its oonetitutioa, and, at the some tints, to ammo its hearty aftweolatke of every honest sad tame effect as *Anwar% of Northern statesmen or citineas to free theseseivee firm the shame and guilt of the system" ANOTHER FRENCH RIDDLL —Whitt ill the (lit forms boleros Father Fob:, the Lest primate, sod N. Fool° INV tombs poor reserrortir, et Notre ooevorlit poor W. 26, 1863. MONEY MARKB7:-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cloci. The stook markets retain a dull appearance. In no departmtat of the Sock Exchange have the move meats to-day been of special importance. The funds are quoted at the reduction which took place yesterday afternoon. At one period of the morn ing a fresh decline of I per tent. was temporarily quoted. English railways and foreign stocks are pretty well sgpportpd. At Paris this morning, according to Mr, Renter's telegram, the• Three per Cent. Routes were quoted 64fr. 10c., being per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are tio;rqiieted 924 to 1 both for mosey and the account (March 5). The official bu siness report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92}, f ; ditto, for ac count, 921, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921 ; New Three per Cents., 92}, ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1886, 151 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1084, 108 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 100} ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 112 ; and Exchequer Bills, la. din, 3s. prem. The foreign stock market is steady to-day. The Turkish Loan of 1862 and Consolid6s have im proved } to } per cent, being quoted 66} to 69, and 40} to 1 respectively. The Loan of 1854 is without change at 89 to 90, and that of 1858 at 71} to 72. Greek Bonds have been dealt in as low as 181, but have since advanced, and are last matted 191, being about the same as yesterday. New Grenadian securi ties are firm, and Egyptian, Mexican, Peruvian of 1862, Russian, and Spanish stooks are steady. Transactions are recorded as fol lows :--Equador, 184 ; Egyptian, 991 ; ditto, second issue, 94} ; Greek, 194, 184, 191 ; ditto Coupons, 73, 8} ; Italian, 681, 69 ; Mexican, 32} ; Moorish, 93} ; New . Granada, 144, 3 ; ditto Two per Ceuta., 33}, 33, 11; ditto De ferred, 74, 4 ; ditto Land Warrants (Hec tares), 61, 7 ; Peruvian, 1862, 874 ; Portu guese, 1856, 1867, 4859 and 1860, 46} ; ditto, 1862, 461, ; Russian, 1822, 964 ; ditto 1862, 93} ; Spanish New Deterred, 46} ; ditto Passive 951, 3 ; ditto Certificates, 91, 4 ; Tur kish, 1854, 89} ; ditto, 1868, 72, 714 ; ditto, 1862, 684, 4 ; Venezuela, 234 ; ditto, 1862, 59}, 59. Forz o'CLocx. Consols are firmer at 92a to *, both for money and the amount. There is generally a better feel ing prowling in the stook and share markets. - - The True Briton has arrived from Melbourne with 49,5001, in gold. ' The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon ex perienced no alteration of importance. The ten dency, however, was not in favour of this country. The rates for bills on Austria were somewhat higher. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 masa; 11.17 g to ; ditto, 3 days ILIS to 16 • Rottordsm; 3 mouths, 1L174 to 18; Antwerp, 3 in0ntha,428.424 to 74 ; Hamburg, ma. besot; three useeths, 13.7 to 4 ; Paris, 3 day; 25.15 to 22g ; ditto, 3 months, 25.474 to 62); Freakfort-cs-therMairte, 3 mouths, 1114 to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 35 to g ; Vienne, 10., 3 months, 11.90 to 12 ; Trieste, M., 3 months ; 11.90 to 12 ; Mednii, 3 mouths, 49 to g ; Oadia, 3 !noel 484 to 49 ; Leghorn, 13 meths, 25.50 to 66 ; months, 25.30 to 55 ; mosile, 216.60 G To m ii8 ; Naples, 3 mouths, 25.55 is ; Memo, 3 Meatits, to 60; Messina, 3 mouths, 25.66 to 80; Lisboa, 90 days, 524 to f 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 524 to 63. The directors of the Agra and United Service Bank (Limited) have declared a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum for the half-year ended the 31st December last, together wit*. bonus of It. per share, making a total distribution of 12 per oent. for the past year. The proposed dividend on Rdinburgh and Glas gow Railway stock is at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum, against for the corresponding period of 1861. _ _ _ The half-yearly report of the directors of the Stockport, Daley, and Whaley Bridge Railway Company recommends a dividend on the ordinary capital at the rate of 21. 7s. 6d. per cent. per annum, leaving 721. to be carried forward. The traffic of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway continues to increase. The receipts in the month of January were 52,416 dollars, against 50,794 dollars in December, and 43,588 dollars in November. Daring theme three months the number of miles open has been 127. An extraordinary meeting of the London and Provincial Marine Insurance Company will be held on the 4th March, to confirm the special resolution passed at the meeting on the 11th February. The annual meeting of the Canadian Land and Emigration Company (Limited) is called for the 4th of March. The meeting of the North British Australasian Company took place yesterday, when the directors' report was adopted after considerable discussion with referenoe to the prospects of the undertaking. The report recommended that the small amount of profit (4,4031.) be retained in hand. The half-yearly meeting of the General Steam Navigation Company took place yesterday. Sub joined is an official account of the proceedings, reporters for the press not being admitted : The seventy-sixth half -yearly meeting of the shareholders in this company was held this day, at their aloes, 71, Lombard-street; John Wilkin, Req., in the chair. The report of the directors and a statement of the accounts for the year eliding 31st Dec. last were read to the meeting. The report was highly satisfectory, and unanimously received and adopted by the proprietors. The customary dividend of 14s. per share, being at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, and the usual bonts of 2s. 6d. per share, were de clared. The cordial thanks of the proprietors were then voted to the chairman and directors for their able and maws services in the management of the company's affairs, and the prooesdinp terminated. A call of if. is to be paid on the shares in the Malta and Mediterranean Gas Company (Limited) by the 25th March. The Ottoman Gas Company are inviting tenders for the construction of gas works at Smyrna. TUESDAY Evrarso. Consols, which closed yesterdajai4i# " buyers," for the sth of March, were first marked this morn ing 92}, and closed at 921 to 5-16. For money the last price was 921 to 0. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 1,1, ; ditto, for account, 921, # ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92i, I, 4, ; New Three per Cents., 921, 1,1, , 1 • Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 15 ; ' Red 8m Telegraph, 21 7-16; Bank Stock, for ac count, 239 ; India Five per Cent. Stook, 1081, 108 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 100, 1001 ditto Bonpeds, 16s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " en laced" ru paper, 1051. The India Five per Cent. stock remains at 108 to 1, Exchequer Bills were quoted is. to 4s. prem. There were some purchases of India Bonds at 16s. prem. The foreign stock market, like the other depart ments of the Stock Exchange, was firmer in the morning, but receded in the afternoon. There were more inquiries to-day for the fully paid-up shares of the Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres. Ottoman Bank shares were depressed, owing to the issue of the circular given above. The old shares closed at 40 to 4, being 1/. 10s. lower than yesterday ; the new at 71 to 8 prem. ; and Im perial Bank of Turkey at 71 to 8 prem. Impe rial Bank (of London) and London and Colonial Bank shares were inquired for, but with these ex ceptions the tendency of prices in this department was lees favourable. A slight reduction occurred in Alliance Bank, Anglo-Portuguese, English and Irish, Union Bank of Ireland, and Union Bank of England and France. In miscellaneous shares there was no alteration worthy of notice, with the exception of an improvement in London Dock stock. - Cieean Marine shame closed to-day at 7* to prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 21 to 31 prom. ; Universal, 11 to 1 dn.; North British and Mer cantile, 18 to 1 ; Commercial Union, to 1 prem. ; and London and Provincial Marine, par. The closing quotations for shares in new =dd.,. $ takings were as follows :—British and Foreign Marine, 21 to 3 prem. ; Cannes Hotel. 14 to 2 prem. ; Anglo-Parisian Brewery, to 1 prem. ; Oil Wells of Canada, 21 to 31 Peon. • Bank of prem Walea '. t ig niot Marm 4 Pr ' em e, 2fEmtopifre*m-Marine; Mar i ne,, London Fire and Life {the allosM letten of which were simt out this evening) 30 6 . 4 LFre0• ;City Disoonnt, to 1 prem. ; Joint Mock miscount, Ito 'Pram ; South Kensington Hotel, Ito 1 prem. • Continental Bank, die. to prem. ; Petroleum ; Trading, to # prem. ; and "Bristol and South Wales Zinc, # to 1i prem. MINE&-(THIS par.) - - - The miming narked exhibits rather more activity to-day, owing partly to • rise of 41. per ton in the price of tin. East Caradon, North Itoskear, and Tincroft shares are firmer, and there are inquiries for Cook's Kitchen and Mogan. Nast Bassett are maintained at the recent improvement. East Russell are flat. Sub joined are some of the present quotations, viz. Cook's Kitchen, 31i to 324 ; Brakeman., 2 to 4 ; East Bassett, 72i to 75 ; Bast Caradoa, 444 to 45 ; East Carn Brea, 10 to ; East Roeewarne, 34 to 4 ; East Russell, 44 to ; Great South Tolgus, 61; to II Morin, 11 to ; Marie Valley, 84 to ; North Roekear, to 50i • Novel Oral, 4i jo 51 Stray Park, 37 to 38 ; Tincrott, 181 to ; Wheal Harriett, to ; Wheal Ludoott , 7to ; and Wheal Seton, 230 to 235. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. Don Pedro are firm, and Monte. Annan and Yudananiutana At East Cern Brea meeting yesterday a call of is. per share was made, to pay the balance due for the engine. The report read was considered of a highly satisfactory character. It is anticipated that the returns of ore will be increased, while the costs will be materially lessened. The chairman, Mr. William Thomas, expressed a hope that in six months he will be in a position to announce the payment of a dividend. it Wheal Union meeting yesterday so all was made. At Hingeten Downs twoawathly maiMag, held eelerday, the accoamta showed a balance head al 36411 65. id., sad ea estimated beano, against the mime before the awl meeting et 2011. 19s. Bd. A call of L. per Ware was made. The mat seatpliag will be about 400 toss of we. • telegram tram Kart Sara received yesterday Maass ea boprovememt in the 100 fah= level, which is now worth. for copper, 751. per fathom. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. KARL-LANK-(T11113 DAY.) The supply of fresh up this week is short of wheat. Flour nthor more plentiful ; barley and oats contracted. Malt more broiled than tut week. Moot& sad Irish Mort. The foreign arrivals of wheat are extremely short, madding of a few bap from Hamburg sad Bad ladles. Flour a 'mall quantity from Frame. Darkly very oat lesided-Franols, and • few bap from Hamburg. Oats ime lima, very limited, principally Data frail up. A good supply of linseed and oilseed from the East ladies. but no 'apply of say other articles of the trade worth adieu. To-day the wheat trade is in the same dull slate as on Monday ; a rather large gaudy of out of canditloa Meg , bah rambling macid, seleeted samples only obtaining I Monday's mama Wen. Tante without altaation. I In flour but little daub to-day. Ncefollea at 325. Barley, fine lodide( puede very Armsad daar ; grinding and distilling sorts steady. Oats, rather more doing today at late prime ; but buyers hold off erpeating lame snivels from the Baltic. Beam ream easier to purchase. Pews Maw sale. !Ueda-Limed firm. Rapeseed steady. Mad clammed firm, white unaltswed. Tares la. 'cease Visa lid week. FLoammt 0•3420 M-A awed 011ilbOr IS Ws, but not nub dying. Prime sedierbwer Mawr sad Lad, white, ass, 40. to des.; ditto, lag mid, 56e. to 1395.; ditto, sad, arm, to 46a.; ditto, Aso old, 50a. to 52a. ; Norfolk, is., Ise old, -a. to ; 49 -a. reel, asw, -e. to --a Foreign 1= 1. 51. to 66a; Gem ; 55e. to 675.; extra, to 67e. les.a. to 635.; ditto, extra, 63a. to 666; Reolosk, Ile. ; ditto, sides, tils. to 535. ; lisedsobeug and Trademark, 516 to 63e.; American ad Chadian whits, 49e. to 51a.; ditto, fed i 43 Ai t a r 49a. mie& 36a. to 40a. = ; fine, 44e. ; Mg, 17a. to 32e.; and , 275. to 325. per qr. ; grending, 235. to 32e.; ditto distilling, 27a. to 324. lidg.-Baglia, Ruex sad Norfolk, 60s. to 645. ; line, 64e. to 66e. • Hind= and Wars, 64a. to 66e.; Ina to 68s. ; hrowo. 54a. to Eds. 011111.-Magbik fed, 90s. OL to 24e. Od. ; potato, 23e. to 256 ; lake, 20c to 245. DIANA fits, 325. to Wm ; barrow, 36e. to 386 ; Ogees, 366 to 38a. ; foreign, 325. to 34e. ; list., -s. to -a. ; Lamphere, Its, to 40a. ; ' 31s. to 33r. Pam.-Inglish bales, 39a. to 41a.; w and blue, 39a. to 412. ; maga, 361. to 40a; may, 3 4% to 36a ; 110 6. --o to -a ; fere 36a. to 375. ; ditto Gar, 39a. to 401. Ptoon.- sh town, 421. to 44e. ; ditto Ise, 46. to 46a. ; seentry, 31a. to 34 6 ; Norfolk and fleiffelk, 32a. to 331.; thumb, 39a. to 41a. per sad ; sweet, 236 to 2.3 a.; ditto extra, Ms. to 27a. ; °median s 26 4 . to Ha, ; *adobe 396 to 49t. IuDIAN Cram—White. 321. to 325. ; 30s. to 31s. Maar= Osmosis, ell 0. 7. sad I.—Wh yellow, ast : Boa. mai sad Idari per 49M5., Hu to 48s. ; Ghana, 445. to 455. ; Polish isies, per Wan 445. to 48s. ; white, —s. to —a. ; Distils@ sad Gala* 321. to 41s. ; Egyptian, 321. to 345. Darkly Applisa sad per 4001b5.. 225. to ; Odium sad Danube, do., t i t 255. Bemis : napkin, par 41301ba.,285. to 31s. Nam : Odessa sad Gslatr, per 402b5., 711.. Od. to 311 s. ; Dead sad Bulgarian, ina 48011 a., Od. to 31s. ; Frasels, do., to ; Asserienis, do., 29a. to 'Oa. ; Egyptian. 28s. to 28s. Aszvisu larro LONDON iibm FEB. zs ro FIR. SS ZugUgh nail Omagh. Irish. Foreign. Wiwi NO 1310 Bagley WO 3870 Gab 11•13 - • lbw, ingll44 480 1 aseb ; foreign. 650 ;beim; 500 brig. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (By MICTRIO AND INTNINATIONAL TSLDGEAPN.) (MON OCTI OWN coßaseroirraarr). The neva from America hie given a linnet tone to the market, end eels probably about 4,000 bake. MINCING LANE-(THIS D► 7.) Booka.—There confines to be a good domed for str refiaing qualities, st fall prior, but crystalLised sorta= soft brown an dull of sale at easier rates ; Mauritius sold, brown, 235. to 34a.; low and middling yellow, 35a. to 36a. 6d. ; crystallised, low yellow, :16s. 6d. to 37a. ; middling tosu prior. 37a. 6d. to 41a. 6d. Refined remains dull of sale. . . _ OOFTEL—The superior qualities of plantation Ceylon have sold at extreme rate. Other sorts have brought full prioss ; triage sold at Mkt. to 81s. ; low middling to floe, 834. ed. to 97e. ; peals/my, 80. Bd. to 96e. 6d. ; Mocha, cleanills garbled , 88s. 6d. to . Id. ; Neilgherry, 84. to 86a. ; Sc. ordinary, 775. 0000.—A small lot of Trinidad sold at 58s. to 63. ; and grayish kiarinam, 81s. &L to 82. Tian. —A moderate business caution.' to be transacted in reddish leaf congou at arm price. Baca—About 11,000 bags have been sold—Rangoon at 9s. 41d. ; pinky Madras, lls. 6d. to 11e. 9d. ; ergo Bengal, 7. 9& to 8.. REM —4O puns. of Demerara sold at U. 61d. proof. ilaurrwraz is in good request, and about 2,000 begs sold ; refraction 61 to 34, at 375. to 38. Co'rvon re dull of Isle, and priors are rather lower. MOM—ft Petersburg else firm at 391. TALLOW MARKET.—(THLS DAY.) TM market i aist the =mud .t :—Tom tallow, Us., set offish; Y. 0., as tits spot. 44a. 3d. ; marsh. 445. to 445. 3d. ; April to Jar, 445. to 445. 6d. ; October to Decoaabor, 47.. BOROUGH HOP ILARKET.—(rins DAY.) Meson. Panamint and Swab report a quiet trade doing, both in English and foreign nips, at Monday's quotatioes. COAL MARICILT.—(THIB DAY.) Walls End SAWN 17s. 6d. ; Walls End South Har tlepool, 14e. 3d. ; Walla Wyssuth Keller, 14s. ; Walls Ead Tanstal, Liu 63. End Framuellgste, 14e. 6d. ; Walls Ed Whitworth, 14s. Id. ; Bawler Ball, 13. 6d. ; Taatield Moor Bates, 12s. 6d.; Huddle's Hartley, 14e. 3d. ; HseSing's Hartley, 14s. 3d. ; Luabert's Hartley, Ha hi. —Skips ai neeket, 161. PROVINCIAL SHARI MAMA S. Livrirook lwa SI. %lee to-day: South Inetere end Dover 11/4 11—embre and Memo, I%—Altion Ineoreace Co . 1* *4 6 f &le f 1.11 p.—Brttlah e. A. Inehoese Beak. 9 S, Warlike Insorree, I 11.1 e v.—Video Marine In - I 7-14 Itichilare Bask (United if l e rZreilik• SaMINIIIA.II, Pa. 24.—Cheider and Holyhemd Five pw Coat. Preference Mock wee sold et 114 Illiensoliani Old MIK at : Isirenontsa W at I 11-16 p.: end Gloomier Wince (nevi. at f prom an dlv.—Dtrmleßeem Grarsateed Stock piloted 77 to 771—!both Widierels, 14 fe 11 3.10-111mIn5 Wagon. 13 to 131 psr entre—Oldborp Corriere. I p. sellers. 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