The Express. — London, England, 1857-03-12 00:00:00

GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAYI MEETING.-/THIS DAT) This morning the usual half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of tho Orest Northern Railway was held at the London Tavern; Mr. Pour YD DENISON, M.P., chairman of the board of directors, in the chair. Th• meeting was numerously attended, but not more so than we bare seen It on former occasions, when the business hie been of a line exciting nature. But the stock of this company lo what is called "well held"—that is, in a comprailrely few hands—end that circunuttanco may account for the prelatical gatherings of the ahareholden not bring so crowded as those of some of the other metro politan lima. The following circular worn distributed amongst the meeting . : • 011/ICTIONS TO TAE nitscrosi RETORT, • "Tbs proprietors, and particularly those of the de lbweirewit, we cautioned to gauss before they adopt the awed Dowse if the dividend is declared as proposal It will. vs the eialiterity of the dinetars' counsel, be fhb ge f n an t eatcl oy ebestiase my, by aa spy:Lc:aloe to the S. Swear If the J.:did "appailion to parliament be wok e the bill cannot pass before the mouth of August, wed the =herd" el brusAl • a divides& most be & Bererwa it is ek eawfiitlysabwilted that peas mei will sew ewes& to alter the Welber vested *his of wiles, whisk the directors now seek to do. 4. Became the 'eyries ot Se septette irritably ennui upon the MI MINIW SON et Iblepalee, all of which may be avoided ihewseftwillbst Dem Seisms ocariomed by the Badge& *ma as the AttareerCieweral hew ebbed the diseliess le de. irk : die sews 1W as a hew neallog hies suss poet admily ark as the Sage a semi sr Waded. I. 11111116111111; am& se pry the eget thine est et the WOOS Seem et the eswww, of with& three are =err mi dst Woe wakietry &silos et wile eat Se . Isodyßenvea the ibes • wwwwit Me el swede ettild. spew Se .the Yore es whisk will serk~lll ea the rYfll=il the A' walk bi d et theerwel bet, et popish= dell armisetless." The dheeleft es Stir istrusee. won egily leselved. The Casasemr, epi c the bb et Se dm, eb winell *at It bed am ceressery Is the SW bleu te Ala Ss noel be Ihe mirky d rirmeeheiders awl Set wow impreir leis sew. Te Ole Set the tea wee es P =et et rt il i d ereel '"""=" balers of warilleied sleek be Se Oast th e se they agpsered Is the heels et the @wpm es the 31st 4 men y, 1867 nes well SSA Set Se weave et sank was 8412,1118., sod amber of etockhollew was 6,163. The amend el SAl2.llBllf. wee of 217,000 f. la anew of viset essi• t e l l Odle the minas r of pre/Waters was the wee eis of those regietersd lb. Let hen yam tie mewed that the cowman seal be Abel this almiest 11 =1 shalebeiders eloteetel le We, as it teerld heaths Whet a *Wig the ibeedaleat WA tie Ciiimis gelid ages la wilhasity et Mr. the larastr, tha k veadd d. sethleg ef the ea t t was a same her reseleei by the thapay'a Ad of lasapseadast. =lt barsever, - did set of ease a the .l b w etda~ leas amselmst was mead 1L tho paeolles of the tkiesei. The CRAIRMIAN IMIIIIISA tie mai& le be 1311711thran bar they adopted meek aa aaatheset, larked these to Me. lir whet Gael It weld have es the Flee of the* desk. Mr. Lures, epee beteg aged epee, maid that snobs the ad e a mim e awe nalaral act, ad, Is paint of deer rad ef kw, the almost tithe sheosholdas to It woe ad ay. ?hewrti/sme*•reseedaaieeat by the dheeles of those who bald the sleek tithe compety. Mr. J. Wawa edam% the slasehelloss to hese tie do oak the aelisr, bet leave the alalems te parZ the triir se a adasteriel irk if her thesool die awn was adopted sod the esel woe ;ttlto=lis males of the waft Wag leas um the quotas. CIUMILUI Ibr proaleied to Mikes Oa rudder, al NM the hassle "thick bed COON to light aft a the hot xis sosethe mire enough to alarm the siouvholders, red were thee ere& to mo and dorm the directors, ad tax the aregke and my th the Mikis* who bed morbid sW and dey t i e Oak to light. She emelt et to. balky ass Sus: they kJ beast railed if Lespeid Roth le the extent of ZO,OOOI, and foe that tame, was alma, the culprit bed less t i latipselsi ls =. Beyond, lowerre, the pecsahoy hoe, there wee the additionui loss Oath how result from the blow which litedpath's nets led ewe* at commercial mo rality ; lad as tido subject wadi arm matter for after and probably isineted direoreks, be belted them to put ka yak out at sight fir the rearatast, and look at the m amas as V as freed bed happened, Lookni . g, then, at the results at her belf-yeer's working, it would be men that had thine bats ao deftheetion the directors would have ham lea pelt. to declare a dividend of live per cent. rd yet astryienrstil a balm* le the next ....caust. He was thadar asvisced that the Oust Northern Rathray was use ti the beat proportion la the kingdom and if they could sub get rid of - dal Rape& dith•rofty their each sat beemelie erendlet la the Neal Exchange. (Hear, hear.) She eitelame bevies adverted to Nam other points in the reps{ easectod with rateseires, ages which the *aims et the would have te I. taken hereafter, cat dated =r that the report be Oak= so read sad the womb Dr. REILLY melted to the remtheetion of the prepriateee that at the last meeting the chairman told theca that they had not • dielionest ement from the streetar and, in the face of that fart, bow could theyl a eli= the chairman said ? (c Dh, oh I" and confusion, In the midst of which Dr. Reilly was compelled to rein= Me mat.) Mr. Ileartes rose to move an amendment to the let ast the auditors and directoe• ought to be mole proem ..., t , Lopenrible for Itetipeth's hue& ; and, In doing es, be =7out that the parties whom he now impoped Mlty ef the gamma meioses, iammmelt se ta i le d : lea same el the derespiewieefatbs weementa, art dry had Owed alma to pre. The &yam M malt panel he thie masa as • pee6d Awes ae ale deer try 6e wk. el Hr. _Chas the led restrar, bare lat the it woediapeabied repentledly mad sla t :lthe ildeleadm la dm sad yet se ao• dito was et thma. (Heer, bor.) B. moved the modes ins the ebeir—"Thst, be . the roped, 66nesting roods it eteaviedes thm . t illeselceo ssd maces ma having Ohm proper yeassaan 6r froutag the latmeste of the aegrimme ought to be made sequadble for the lea reeeseliast by Redpettes Cd e s ° ,(Clisera) Dr. Rrou.y soccaded the emalment. Mr. Jerrstgoe advised the alereholdere to look at the Malty like men of lemiame. Would it not be better to mama up the la out at ra ther than go to the em =an act of parliament ? could pay the earns sal lam year, sad yet dive I 0001. in hand, to be Mto the liquidation of Raipailea deadencree. Now, if ar i that co would re 6r the ant lee yearn the whole of Mr. Bei.nre doubtel ial 2.4 l h E ej f :Pitman held been eopisat of the darepandes to the red might r etr believ ing that it would be better le melee up the out erthe mama he augenc geete their ea d *thrift sr by mwoad apply the _The tliZ a workieg of the cal trade sad the amtalealmee of the 14""away sad looomatim mat. Ha believed that Cirteg ea the eusi trade et a 100 and he theralario to save at the proper time tat a eolamittee appointed to arta into the subject. (Hear, bar.) He hoped the Baba would not be withheld to-day, became they would tatter se more responsibility now by deal so, than they did at the het half year. (11=2 .4. ones Dr. Bo vs believed that these bads would nail dry had • few well paid dinelors. Itedpeth= rise &demi ear a period of air ea bed views@ bees observed they awls have his. brat* te light ease ember. (Hear, am) Hr. Gana suggested that is guard committee shall be Erto ismougute the wad of the wants, sad them ld Mere fair ad en the mare spa when they got Br7=(Beer, bear.) toar o ar de sandtolden to sake the ratter arstaget themselves, and take warning by the Royal British Bank how they got into law. Ills own opi nion was that they shmild pay a the Resipath stock as say an amide, mid not perpetuate it by act of parliament, or they would always hero the Redpath frauds staring them in the bor. (Hear.) The CHAIRMAN mid Mr. Hughes had very fairly taken Wball by the horns and thrown the blame of Redcoat's fonds upon the directors. Now he denied that the directors had either publicly or privately neclevted their duty. As regarded the reMstration question, the ebrectom refused to be made responsible for the neglect of their clerk. Mr. Clarks wee appointed in 1848 to the office of registrar, at • salary of 6081. n-year. His duty was simply to examine the tremdre, and no that they were correct and thaight- Steward. Now there were many of ftralpath'a treaders 1010111411 while Mr. Clarke was in oilier which bore arm the thee of them eviden-e of forgery, and bad Mr. Clarke done his duty this "confounded calamity" never could have hap pened. (Oh, oh.) Mr, flathakk asked the chairman whether he was aware at the lath halficarly meeting that there were discrepancies in the register when he efflud the end to it ? The CWAIRVAN-1 was, and No it is stated in the report. It Is there stated that the discrepancies were discovered early in 1866, and at the time of the last meeting they were under isvestigation. The amendment rem then put to the vote, and negatived by a very large majority. Mr. Daktso moved that the charge for eels instruc tion which are.d in the amend be ea TWeaniendt wee also negatived byi g - .• majority, after which the motion fur the roteptkm of the report wadi pat and anal eneninintody. The CHAIRMAN then observed that they had a helmet in bead of 243,923'. 3a., bat were, warding to the opiates of the Attorney-Owed sad other what lawyer& without an set of parkleamat. 4= a le the state of perlimmat, such ea set could sot be and the sew parliament ass bled, and with that view be bed sow to propose " That so dividend lie behalf bat the darters be requested and see Itentey authorised to take all the necemery steps to solicit and obtain as early m presible an act of parliament to enable the to provide for the lose mething le the company from the bads end arra of Leopold 16006." That was the only course open to the directors, and he might as well tell the meeting at once that if they determined to divide the money the directors would not do it. They would prefer other to lock it up with the Accountimt-General in Chanocry. (Oh, oh.) Mr. lit autos asked what the directors intc tiled to do with the money in the morn time? The CILAIIIMAN declined to say. It must to left to the option of the du' ecters. Mr. Nomura moved as an amendment that the conside mike of the bill be deferred. Mr. C. NICHOLSON announced hie intention to move that the balance be applied to the discharge of the ltodpath leases, and that the amount be capitalised for that pawpaw. Mr. DENISON, jun., Q.C., told Mr. Nicholson that there Ware technical °Nitwits in the way of carrying out nth SULU LISTS-THIS DA T• Two c/CcAw. The railway ahare market to-dayl;in;w:7Most of the heavier stocks exhibit a recovery of / to 1 per cent. London and North-Western stock is quoted UM to k ; Great Western, 6 8 1 to ; Midland, 811 to 821; South-Eastcrna, 22 to 1; and Berwieks,2ll to I—all ex div. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock is quoted 1011 to /. Sambre and Meuse shares have risen to 10 to 101; and Great Western of Canada to 261 to 1. Paris and Lyons shares are quoted 691 to 1 ; Northern of France, 391 to ; ltiga, 21 to 21 prem.; and Great Luxembourg, 6 7-16 to 9-16. Woo too4s) to lOM. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 12, 1857. resolution. _ The amendment proposed by Mr. Hughes was then put and negatived by a large =jut ity. Mr. Meg outgo moved, " That no dividend be declared; that this mesp considers it desirable that the hal , nee of 243,9231. le. Bd. should be applied to meet the loose loused by the frauds and forgeries of =ltedFoth ; that the directors be requested, and they try authorised, to apply the said balance when and in ma maser as they may consider most beneficial to the ashgrmly, sod be Was each proceedings in parliament as they ma dim advise/a." The CHAIIIMAN said he had learned from Lord Rodesdale, the chairman of committees in the House of Lords, Mot be would not allow there frauds to be capitalised, but Mot they must be paid out of the revenue. If the share beam would only trust him (the Chairman), their stork would ries, If they did net he knew it would full. (Neer.) list was prepited to adopt either thu amendment or the veradu dos; bni whips the former would be mere satisfactory to Load RohisMeis, as it would show that the shareholders Wale la mune la providing fur these frauds out of revenue. Meer, her.) TV ressloilloo moved from the chair was, by leave of the theering, withdraws, ong Mr. Nirholson's amendment hay los boom a effleienehe hoolation, it was pot to the vote be to end feral gni tarried by a largo majority. It 11111 illa iho wsid that a colutaittce of independent eberiebbee be appointed to investigate the whole Sail II the y ma the entire executive Milliglllllllll6llMoMd=t inner departments of the com mittal) anima • complete revision. rise to an angry discussion, to the seem of which a shareholder, who said he wee a Mod et Mr. Clinin, beige& the meeting to withhold its Jedenfent he the punk le hr ae that gentleman was con es le wee welded Mr. Clarke could give • esselneks Name to all that had been advanced rridea iota the chair. This declaration eallod up iskinen spin, ariCia an excited manner, that gentle -1111111 espesisd tart all the blame rested with Mr. Clarke. Pennnel divennies et the above character we. recording vim eve tepee le& As the psoceollogs advanced the attendance incrossal, and be rem, includtsg the gallery, tocsins quite fall. LAT . 'S'? SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. I i r: is a. ws (it ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) SALISBURY MEETING. THIS DAY. CRAVEN PLATE. Five furlong, Algid& leggedy, Grey Min. and Dupe, ere hero WILTSHIRE STAKES. Two mike. 17 Mew, Peed* Lyndneton, Apathy, Mohawk, Tam ~..1 ° 011bssese, Immocktouru, Won ester, Shirah, mut Duda- ; adios, toe bete. et. Emeseetn.—Tame Dear and Lames. Ht. FOURTH BIENNIAL STAKES. Half R mile. Moran; Harald, Scourge, Loa of Richmond Hill, Happy "W . Led, ma Merry Sunahhae, are here. le MXOOOOIO.-011 0$ Mr. Pert's. $0 THIRD BIENNIAL STAKES. One mile. Se. Martinet, Awaked, Vaulter, and Grey Dawn, aro here. IL , EXPECTE.D.—AramaI and Trleolour. ENTZT ma QrSIPI . II PLAT[. Theo mil, . (To- 73 marrow.—Ahlrab, Claryhatr, lareea, Firherraao. Apathy, at at• Parga, Kithid., Poodle, Alonzo, Eachaater, Taal Shaattr, Mazdast, eassewa, aad Mohawk. ORRAT PIRE - IY FLEET-STREET. Last night, ghostly before 9 o'clock, a tire, at- t loaded with a loss of property roughly estimated at nearly „ skoni., took pia la the minima belonging to Mtwara ruble% lbw" said Co. Merl plate wig Avers to tho winamagf. sal awaufaeturera of the piebtao receipt ftselthale la Whiblimmetrest, and —.ending in or le dm beak ef be billegie in Fleet-street The li‘sup nue at dr hog no an wOO % woo from 60 to 70 feet I L Migh. The wipe bees euebbil a great number of heavy rt . UWE inadins, MIA= el grog whoa its well as • miscellaneous , a I r ei I ppm. I The rim_ may se ear bin* pve an alarm and rent off e! ~I fir Ihelligei mews sad the engines. With as lifigedds, eie =be mew of the parish and several 1 1 el fhp kemihut Wok legother with that of the West of , a . =ll l.6.l.. elie ll awniar i go r :f,t 7.`" . ...tmAistsa ra . hem fhb mini of the engines were called into at. hat k obi ef the caertions of the firemen present, ~IL awl dm amp lone welgltt of water thrown by the land ti" "ghee upon the emekgration. it continued its ravager, and As m order to save the homes in Ilunging Stionloilky, Crown- Is court, and the estlelning premises, Mr. Brsidaeod, who was in enierei tie large steata floating engine to be brought .. 3 . C a thtratere 'bp, and by setting the engine" into toll ;,.. lemerallesi streams were twit upon and into the gi. = Sk t ert i llk 1t ., . ..v i e t n he. tlint ,. thit l .7 4 -eh little el T r ecTi,k r e 6 1 , some various wildly,' sm ewe rthrough the roof, making a noise like 0 1 the= if acme water mill, and at the same time the 1,,S be boa a height as to illuminate the whole of the ;I, Clay NM emothes els of the river. The firemen, however, ,4 bet le their mailer the dimetion of the principal officers ta ef - tie Mr. Connorton, of the Si est of England SU ollkis_lir. , armor to the Unity Insurance (Mee, fle.. and Mr. ,el the Royal Society. Owing to the in-' I. 2. 5 .4 structicce ghen . Leader prior to the arrival of any r s : engine, the of the surrounding houses were pro- ea. vented from renevlag their furniture into the street, by 11l Irbil myth prepwty was saved from being either broken or Ili OW= frf the are armed of spectators who lined every ap- 1., perk Maw le the wane of the be. et. lbertly Mar 11 eels& the air Tema of the atom-Boat fet gm soy, owbg le the bark pressure 41 the valve*, and sent gt. the asp awl vend et copper whit h covered it on to the deck 6 of the intinel, sod, rebounding, tom the deem of a rives. !L_ pelbera, and then fell into the Magma This, of course, '' presuated her for the present from being of any further le, eximbaeri. b. Dyheadset 12 at midnight the land engines mewed to S. get Me be rider, but not until the prentiaes and their .4 eagimate wire Poe the moot part destroyed. It I. understood 1: lad the gebigal sufferers were insured., but in what offices ,s weal set he eseerteised during the excitement which pre- to vile& no gabs under imp:Mors Mitchell sod Sbelford gr. reederel aped seeletaare to the firemen by keeping the mend eel ef eager. M. it it. Fits lie Sr. GEORGE'S-IN-VIE-EAST, TIDE DAT. 61. —This maraing (Thursday), between the home ef two and r is Own 4WD* a be, attended with a oomiderable lase et =in broke out in the premiere of Mr. D. flu" ealler bingsr, N 0.113, St. Georges-street, St. Gearge'esinedir IL East. lions! ia en the adjoining preemie= ef lie. R. M Stridimed, Irk Maw and perfumer, Whkh were le repel. The pasha ei Mr_ .. Rice, eating Imes Ir= • ant alutat foram and fears win lied Mat they would aim be eiresered. Belem Ile Ire wee got under. The remises if Mr. Swami Seam Buir-evad, Kr. George Francis, grocer red eafierremter, and ether boom were also considerably N dimmed with maw. Thelma will fall nn the Snn and other elks& It is meted that one of the lodger, ju.t returned St. tram Arredia, IselligpirliriS of 2,0001. worth of moperty. ARCHITECTS' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.— (1 the samba 'meting of this ,oelety wee held in the rooms of N the Royal halibuts of British Architect., 16, Oroavenor street, Granessor-gene, Mr. Benjamin Ferrey in the chair. The - The report referral le the unabated memo attending the mama of the Nay. The income hod sustained scarcely se any ~linters, whist the m..mere had been below those of any pasteding par. /reseal errs of a peculiarly paints' N nature bad emit balls the society during the put year. Provincial nalashere owl corresponding members of the co- 13 = e wers esnailly entreated to extend the sphere of the • malleimme, by making • idely known its name and N = 4 l ,8„ Illy sugmentlng the list of its members. The at. area en income of 5d., of which lb. eaIIiVONS Nexanted to 145/. 9a. dd., and an ex- le a The pan paid to applicants, who " C al let ms. lll4 la amber, had Mooted to 1651. The report se ad see umboonsly adopted. ENOLIeM libilaMss IN RussiA.—Ate N patio = t o! &Mk dipmelters, held at the School- i t on TAW, Yekerny IS, J. M. Happier in el =I, Meths purpose el adV .A ztaam to obtain the adaltlimat* an hospital he foe the :version of safest )fella seams, It war unanimously revived N "net is following cormathrs be mppointed a committee to eirrireat the objects Itlike meeting —viz., Captains Mar. r y ti,e(Hdl; Breedlove& ef Bull ; Scott, of Leith ; Rose, of Lomita; Aroma, of Lintepeol; Tanner, of Liverpool ; Smith, 12 i Smarlowil ; Gilbertson. of South Shields; Beatings, of 50 North Oblelia, • Ragas, of Montrose; Dixon, of Newmatle ; amis. it Dirk* • Kilvineston, d Jamey; and Thorn - to **, sit IkahrpoL" An appeal to the British nation was ale idepleL Tn 81/Pnt OT COTTON.—LIVERPOOL, WED wearc—PlL J. L lath, M.P. for Stockport, delivered a " bias es Se pasil mob of cotton, and how to increase lb = ll .e a le o.o"hat tallea. at their aloe, Ez- Gissilkossia. Tbamswas afar attendance bk Gs beide wmf mid the chair wa angle/ by him Tar, it the chamber. The km. asembor &reit at mtimeble kagti on the lm polums dim! qpnilue, and anantd into a rim of statistics I ef Ids Mews, that we must look to India for in t armji eargillierzLezedmustely developing it eteme i Rem and • vote of thanks to Mr. Smith Ord 111, --- ra.i Lavaca. lailutio ut4 It. !Awn.. Ivred at 6 71, Slat bt the A. Trim& it Cum& Bon.BarAomis4.lp.a. Balalo lAke Ems 11. lulalo.ll,as4.locdorke • p.a.11,..1 _l. l O DIM aideriedby /111 1. 1171, Mr 0•• J.I. 1 74 ff• rcoir Soot WINS Ds. Isurio . l77::: I Dwiepoillii, pm, el alias D• do. dd. Day Di st. ansi Tont el Do. pot ot.Dotoaton. D. Prop.lo. of *atm elltioal ow Pro'.l.naa I Omit lofts Fooloaola Do. Dor I Pt. Wort. Illooda. Do. Now Do. 1id0..61, 57 , ll* Do. do. 76, do. 60 Do. do. 76. do. 60 D. do. IS, littlest op Maros Cpr. 4a pot coat D. 6 ptr Nos. D. si per S. D. lid Kit Goa .... Dealt 66e.Goo.adot. Maruns• One& • Land(Llmlel Awspab. 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Ter (Ram) lAdy Dello !Charm (llnpa) P.W. 8.P.1.t !fed lk Wheal Crafty per Ce. (flu Slam, hiker Uslta (Wscarce) teeril I.ll.Traare( lvw• Tr ., (cull . 7k • a is - ) . .." Woo Ora uwe , sa) W.CWWWIWWwdi iria.....tem i l W. Warr( W. LiwwW Won! W. Kittyc i litrantl WW2! Me Wt.Te•las ',ALM) Avatar ..- 11racleckisat al.pm 1) .• 9 3 5" . a!'..11!1 D;ll7.irea3; . l ClsOca Ox ~ M ~_ 11044 ilibiL li all. 6.15.4 h .- NW Cia %aft. Cuba— b Aearalime De. Snip Do. ID pa et. Pref. I (WWI Maim' JOUR STONE I 11,140 11 NutralNta . . ... •11 MOM 13 Rut et iand 1111 GAO 100 Baak a/ Larks . AO .11 8r15.001.9914191.91aC ail 10.901 MO* Itceili aMIII6I Kin /1 nuke lad., Lliteall4•6l Calm 1 1.91* lasi its -- alma *3 1/200 9 3 1019.2111.11111101419 t 11l MAN II Oaa.llmbillurlNalai 10111 1941:1991.110912Aar. •11 NON 10 MOM. 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Tots; Of Waal aU 1 0 . 000 5 1011&111 0 1011111110 all 31.000 Ills. o.oa U Saw SINK all 10.000 11 50.. eb =l4 KIXO 11 ll 10. 1 Vain 111aumt a 5 )10,,000 4 100.5100.0•3110010 m. 10 1 It 11.41111 ;Iss i 111 fan .0 1 411 110, 1. Maim* 111. hasistra all 40.4011 10 Wheal Dlslawat Om 11.31 r 10 Pilledmia 5 11,310 If Dia Do - 13.132 & 00.11piestiteL0a.a11512 all KM f Ds. Do. ..... MN 101 11.11000.3;10.1•&10•0 SO 110,675 1 4wlR Rell.l4lsealuir all 13,000 30 Nudist Drop Ussa. 175 $O6OO 1 Da °do . . 0 110, 11000 7. 1 114.140 I Pa.1140•110401131110ael all 00,41/0 10 Pralms.130116•101 RUM all KW 50 0..10.0• 00 10,000 10 Illimaay leas -- all 10,010 II 16.17awr 11,000 100 Royal WO It 100,00 , ' 1 6aottll6 Moir. lambs .11 114,01* 1 M. Now all 14,16 15 1560111Intrallaa Lard, all 75.1e0 111.4r.rios Saki. lalp 75.0110 1 Ds. Do. Roglaawer all 10,110 10f Vas Mum% Wel Me 400,501 IL Vista& Dccam 00 S.OlO SO Da WM 14 MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocir. The funds have been very quiet to-day, at the four o'clock quotations of yesterday. English railway . . stocks arc a little better. Consols are quoted 931 to 7 for money, and 934 to for the bib April. Exchequer Bills (June) are marked par to 38. prem. ; Exchequer Bonds, 981; and India Bonds, 2s. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. have recovered to 97 to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. are dull, at 1001 to 1011. Mexican Bonds have advanced, being marked 221 and 23. Other foreign securities are steady. The sales include Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates at 991 ; Equador New Consolidated Bonds at 14.1 ; Granada Active at 22; ; ditto. De ferred, at 61; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 78 and 781 ex die.; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1833, at 431 and 431; ditto, Three per Cents., 1836, at 43; and Spanish Old Three per Cents., for the 17th March, at 411. The Blackwell has arrived in the Downs from Melbourne, with 80,678 oz. of gold on freight, worth about 322,0001. Including the 217,6001. brought by the Mermaid, as reported yesterday, the supplies immediately available are raised to about 540,0001. The whole of this heavy amount is expected to be at once despatched to the Continent, with the excep tion of the 50.000 sovereigns ex the Mermaid, which, being of British instead of Colonial coinage, will probably be sent into the Bank. It is hoped that the Continental requirements will be satisfied for the present. So urgent, however, was the demand for gold for immediate remittance to tha Continent in payment for silver, that 30,0001. or upwards was to-day taken from the Bank. The corn market yesterday was dull. For inferior qualities of wheat former prices were not obtainable. The arrivals of foreign grain in London this week are small. Since last }riday only eight grain-laden vessels have arrived at ports of call. The &deices from Paris communicate the leading French names connected with the proposed Inter national Bank. These include M. Jayr, who was formerly Prefect of Lyons and Minister of Public Works, and who is now one of the managing directors of the Eastern of France and Lyons and Genera Railway Companies ; M. Arles Dufour, under whose guidance the French Universal Exhi bition was carried on ; M. Vandal, of the depart ment of the Ministry of Finance, a man of great financial capacity ; M. Montane, deputy, and a large ship-owner ; M. Bischoffsheim, the well known banker ; and M. Donon. of the firm of Donon and Co. These advises re-assert, in contradiction to interested state ments which have been set afloat, that speculative business like that which has been so extensively prosecuted by the Credit Mobilier Society is to be particularly eschewed by the proposed 'bank. In fact the statutes of the bank, which have already been published, aro perfectly, explicit upon this point, inasmuch as they authonse the institution to embark in only legitimate banking business, and preclude it altogether from dealing in shares upon the system of the Credit Mobilier Society. Should the International Bank be formally sanctioned, its' object will be to promote the establishment in Paris of the leading points of the English joint stock banking system ; and for this reason the under taking is viewed with interest and satisfaction by patties in England who would deprecate in the strongest manner any extension of merely specula tive facilities. The dividend court of the Bank of England pro prietary is called for the 19th inst. The court for the election of governor, deputy-governor, and direc tors, is to he held on the 14th and 13th April. The half-yearly meeting of the Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railway Company is called for the 19th inst., at Edinburgh. - It will be proposed to authorise the conversion of debentures into stock bearing a fixed and perpetual dividend. The annual meeting of the Belgian Eastern Junc tion Railway Company is called for the 31st inst., IA Brussels. A special court of the Western Gas Company is called for the 26th inst., to declare a half-yearly dividend. An auction of the foreign redeemable debt of Spain is to take place at Madrid on the 31st inst. The sum assigned is 375,000 reals. Tenders are to be received in London until the 20th. The advice!, from Paris mention that the shares of the London General Omnibus Company were officially admitted into the Bourse on Tuesday. Numerous transactions arc reported at 113 f. 73c., 113 f., and, last, at 112 f. 30e. The obligations of the Beziers and Graissessae Railway Company were also introduced into the Paris Bourse on Tuesday. Amongst the new projects for which subscriptions are solicited in the Paris market is one for the " car bonisation of wood," and for the "extraction of pyroligneous acids." The proposed capital is 48,0001. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 19th inst. for the supply of 2,000 qrs. of wheat. Tenders will be received by the Admiralty on the 17th instant for the conveyance of 26 officers and 406 non-commissioned officers and men from Ports mouth to Jamaica, and of about the same number of troops back to Portsmouth. NVEDWUDAT Eva:gime. The funds showed renewed flatness this morning, and at one period a fresh decline ofd per cent. was I quoted. More firmness was exhibited, however, upon the announcement of another large arrival of gold from Australia, and the closing quotations were fully as good as those of yesterday. English rail way shares declined in the morning, but became much stronger in the afternoon, finally closing scarcely lower than yesterday. French shares at the termination of business showed symptoms of renewed animation. The demand for money to-day was good, but in Lombard-street this afternoon the supply was more liberal than for some days past. The withdrawal of the funds necessary to purchase, on continental account, the large supplies of Australian gold now reported, tends to tighten the market for the mo ment. - . ........ Consols opened this morning at 931 to 1 for the Bth April, declined fur a short time to 931 to .1, and had rallied at 4 o'clock to 03a to I, the pnce for cash being at the same time 931 to'. After the recog nised hours the price was quoted rather better, viz., exactly 931 for April. The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 1,1, 1,1, 1; ditto for account, Bth April, 931, 1 ; Bank Stock, 222 ; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1838 and 1859, 1181, 1. The June Exchequer Bills remain quoted par to Is. prem. The foreign stock market was quiet. Turkish Six per Cents. declined to 96a to a, but closed the same as yesterday, at 961 to 97. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. present no variation, closing at 101 to 1, but were also quoted 1 per cent. lower at one period of the day. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. were more inquired for. Mexican Bonds were firm, at 221 to 1. The shares of the General Bank of Switzerland' have fallen to 21 to 11 discount, owing to the announcement of a call of 3!. per share. In consequence of its being understood that the dividend to be declared at the approaching meeting of the Ottoman Bank proprietary will be at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, with a considerable sur plus, the shares were firm to-day, and closed at Ito 11 prem. Other bank stocks were steady. London and County Bank is still inquired for, and is marked as high as 321. National Discount shares remain dull, at 6-16 to 3-16 die. cx dir. Canada Land were rather better. East and West India Dock stock is officially markedll9; and St. Katharine's Dock, 901. The Admiralty have accepted the iuidermen tinned ships for tfie conveyance of stores, riz. : The Gauntlet, for Hong Kong ; Guadaltte, for Gibraltar; Ainyntas, for Corfu : Scotia. for Halifax; Pearl, for ; Montreal • Arthur 'White, for New Brunswic k ; and the Pearl, for Quebec. The Minna has also been ' accepted to convey troops to Corfu. 1 -04— Pit it 41 12 14 1 lak a" —. le tar i i i i. Tr in ta ' I .w.l 1„ „,, M 31 3 7 TA 41 11 L",r II 001.1 10 00Y N Of I 4 LOCAL SHARE MARXISTS. Km. 11.-11;oroloTh IN IoIL not a lter loom 11.. OL- ma Colodoo,l i-alflas lef-144. tAtW.=z r id , colubioo.ll ltL etio argolb nodot tut o4l,43 41 11. 11. li'Lli lbdor l i 1 43V3V3-411 Haieli:Tp. amt. 1).)._9..'."i— -lifebaltsailla. Is• p.-Mr Melt ot Aria. 13 ili-sorfl fluffibb.ll. MiliCrognit. Maws IL-Sho market ma Mbar WIT% WI Mao. w 6 Wm. Mon lamoollio. 1134--Loolo. 1031- 1 113 1 1. 3 1. 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Nmereforit TO Olxil U if Immel to lb& rbeitisel .0 DUN • prt ast. (o.) - NU PratioltWivellN LlLlrailaaal Wait) 10 er:LAT, 7...TAPL retk Stork OreNd Orret Northers) I . _ jisn:~=n.r.e lit UI I • a 4 • ti . 7:.11774.firiii .- 1 ell Wm. V.Sey res. Spa et (lamed to week. Os I. . NO WILU it Souttert(OLlV.) axceriAt. oovgazniawr imams \ ....„. It )a.t.flawirlsa.k i t : INS 111 - . it. Ds.ipsrst.slarlelsr fo. .- WSW IL So. !Mann* &oho MO - - ...... St. 4 S.WfAateeap.e.nst OS - -. ...... O. tistt.amlip.asSasS -.... It. ils‘Oss.epsass.lask IS - - ts 4 ot. et. to to :I - 4 _St zd 111 97 tit NY IP W i ad Ile t.le :4 him 161 IN r i i 41 [al al leg S7l / V! za sit II ad ad kw N Ili S 111 i as ad Ms ad ill! I ad ad $l6 ad N Mt az NINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLociL The market for home mining stocks to-day is rather dull, and presents no feature of interest. The transactions reported in the Stock Exchange include Alfred Consols at 22'1 and 22; ; North Frances at 20; and West Basset at 35 and Sal. Foreign mining securities remain inanimate. Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange: Alfred Consols, 22/. 23; Corn Brea, 621 ; Catharine and Jane, 10e., Us. 6d.; lhakewalls, 3, j, ; East Alfred, 21, 21. 6a. 3d 4; Great Alto d, 91, t, 1, 10, 01, 1 _; Lady Bertha. 155., 19e., 17a.• North Basset, ; North Frances. 191, 20, isi ; Pendeen, 40*. South Garden, 3471,350; Trewetlut, 3/. 12a. 6d.; Vale of Towy, 20.. ; West Par Con ...At, 10e.. I Is., 95., 1 0 e.; Wheal Edward, AL 41,i, 3d. The prospectus of the Bon Accord Copper Mining Company (Limited) is advertised. This company is formed for the purpose of purchasing from the Scottish Australian Investment Company and the North British Australian Company the freehold property known as the Bon Accord, situate in the vicinity of Adelaide. The property immediately adjoins that containing the celebrated Burrs Barra Copper Mine, which, working with a capital of little more than 12,0001., has in ten years paid in dividends upwards of 430,0001. Re ports from milling captains are given, indi cating that the Barra Buns lodes pass through the lion Accord. The price to be given for the property is 24,000/., and a royalty of one-twentieth part of all the ore that may be raised. The capital IS fixed at 75,0001., in shares of 11. each, with a de posit of 10. s. per share. In the allotment a pre ference in to be given to applications from share holders in the two old companies. A payment of Is. per share in to accompany applications. The commission of liquidation of the Oladbaeh Zinc Company have convened a meeting of the sharcholders tor the 17th April, at Cologne, to exa • mine the accounts, under the company's act of din ' solution. WEDNEADAT EVZKING. The market for home mining stocks has been rather quiet today, but much steadiness is shown. Wheal Huller and Tincroft shares were inquired for, and realiied improved rates. In addition to the transaction' , reported in the Stock Exchange official list, North Roskear shares have been dealt in at 100. Santiago shares continue heavy. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& 74LNCLNO-LANE.—THIS DAY. SUOAR.—The market continues inactive, but primes aro unaltered. Tha email public 04110 et foreign was bought in above the market value. Refined steady. Correa.—The public mice are progressing without any material alterition in prices. T6A.—The large public wiles commenced to-day. The importer. are buying in largely, but the portion sold has bees at full prices. Common Coogan quoted 130. RICE.—Tbe market has been dull to-day. Rtm remain. steads. Corros.-2.50 Wei Tinnevelly sold in public We at 40. to 41d. SALTPETI:E.—We arc without transactions to report. JITS sold, 181. to 19/. l2s. Hem r.—Somc fair quality bought in at 191.; Bombay sold, 221. to 231. 10s. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is fins to-day:—Town tallow is qfioted 545. nett es.ilt ; Patersborg Y. C., for March, 61.. ; to April, 545.; Nay to Jane, 52.6.6 d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARBET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis xps , rtsa full supply ; trade without alte ration. Prune meadow 635. to 09.; superior ditto, 70s. to Ns.. interior ditto, 50.. to 5564' rowen, 601• to 605.: clover, to 1006. ; gonad cut, 801. to 80s.; straw, 261. to 10.. The subscriptions up to the present time for the sufferers by the Lunilhill Colliery explosion amount to &bon 5,0001., including 2001. from her 'Majesty the Queen, and 1001. from his Royal Highness Prince Allot. At the Wombwell station on the South Yorkshire Railway, as also is other places in the neighboochood of the works, collecting boxes have been placed, under the direction of the clergy of the distikt. AS , ttL 1".4 ON We EN AND CHILDREN.—A i turn published this morning, of the convictions and ern ten, es within the polies districts of the metropolis daring the year 1856, under the Act for the Better Prelention and Pa nieltmcv Agy,r.ivated Assaults upon Women and Children, shows the number of convictions at the various polite courts to have been as follows :—At Bow-street, 16 ; Clerkenwell, 69; Greenwich. 2u; Woolwich, 23; Hammersmith and Wand.w , ath, 23; Lambeth, 24; Marlborough-ritreet, 27; Mary'ebony, 11 ; Sou:lisonok, 47 ; Thrums, 55 ; - Westminster, 2; WorsLip-strat, 43; making a total of 374. - Placards have been posted on the walls of Glou cester announcing that some person at Brigol is in want of 2,000 eats for Australia. Those who have any of the feline species to dispose of are requested to bring them to a place appointed in the bill, on a given date, when the captain of the ship will be in attendance to negotiate with the pro prietors. THE MURDER OF MRS. KELLY.—On Tuesday, application woo made to Chief Justice 3fonaha.n. hi tl . ho Watmenth non-use, to release Mr. George from tae reeognisaneo into which he entered at the last wiser to attend at the present, on a charter of having been .enaceeued in the murder of his relative. Mrs. Staab Kelly. No bill hod been found against him, and counsel contended that he woo entitled to his release under the Habeas Corpus Act. The judge erid Le would leave Mr. Strevano to apply to the Queen's 13 melt, and continued .—" He abstained &d -efiantly from mating his reason, but knowing the nature of the ewe, and the dittir ulty on the part of the crown of obtain ing infennotion. he woo of opinion he should not interfere. It might be different if the party were in custody ; but the gentleman was not in custody, and he could only say that he wenn not advise him to surrender and go to meson, as pos sible if lie did, he might feel it to be his duty to keep him theie." FIELD-LANE Nude Rerroz.—Yesterday evening a public rum, it. in support of a new effort of the cane,...) of the Field-tone Ragged Cehool in opening a night refuge for hornet,. young females was held in the school-room, Went-;treat, lieltornshiU, under the presidency of the Earl of Shaftesbury. Mr. Toren. the wereterv, reed a detailed statement of the causes which bad led to the opening of the refuge and the oltiert contemplated. Among the tint who had come forward to the assistanee of the committee was the Earl of Shnftesbury, who had placed at their divas. 1504 The refuge was situated at the bottom of Hatton lane, rind wee mew to public inspection day and night. It was presided over by a Christian matron, afforded a tempo rary or even permanent shelter to homeless women, and per. ital them wi:lt clothes that they might go forth in search of empi oao.mt. The noble chairman, in addreesing the meeting, mid that he could not reneeive a deco with higher elaime on the eytupathy of mankind than there wretch - al women. They were brought into distress by carious causer, 001110 .41 arriiinr from the country to get into service, other. Dion being suddenly end harshly turned out cf their eitnerione, and other,', again, from sheer dip tress. Many were married women nud girls of untainted character and this eirennotance, added to their downright derpMr. Called upm all in the most imperative manner to come f..rwarel to their relief. The scheme was simple very pereti !able, and nice in the extreme, and could not fail to aehiev.r rum*. Resolution's approving the institution were moved And named. the speakers being the Hon. A. Kin mint M.P., Dr. Cumming, Mr. Joseph Payne, Mr. Ford ham, Mr. Vandertint, and other gentlemen. TRJPPING BEArts.---A spot is chosen in somO remote part of the mountains, where it bas been ascertained that bears are pretty numerous. Here to species of raga ie built, abont twelve feet square and eic fret high, conetructed of pine logo, ant fastened after 11,0 manner of a hog-cabin. This is au.porole4 between two teem. cc. or Morn feet fret. the ground, and i ns : le in hung a huge pier eof beef, comma °Untie r by a etrin,e with a trigger, FO contrived that the slightcrt tug at the beef draws the trigger, and down comes the it tp. which has more the appearance ref n I,g•cabin sus pcndoi i n t h e air th,m a nything elm. A regular locomotive cage. lined with iron, bran also to be taken to the spot, to be kept in marline's for bruin's accommodation. for the pine lolf tap waal not hold him hug he would soon eat end ten his way out of it. The enterprising bear-catchers hove therefore to merlin in the neighbourhood, and keep a sharp Removing the bear from the trap to the cage is the newt dangerous part of the businese. One side of the teen i. so enntrivcd as to admit of being opened or removed, and the cage is drawn up alongeide, with the door also open, when the tear hoe to be persuaded to st..p into his new abode, in w1...41 he trey rte down to the more populous parte of the, country. to tight bulls for the amusement of the public. POrlt i fOrPie. By J. D. Borthwick. By the latesidates from Melbourn . to the 16th of Dee.last, the Oneida, the first steamer uhf inropan and Australian hail Company which took out a nail trent tide country, bad not arrived out at Vieteria : the was then M deys nut. She would not have te leave Melbourne with the homeward mall before the 25th of January. 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