The Express. — London, England, 1863-03-18 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 18, 1863. __. • __ _- IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. LAW INTELLIGENCE. ' LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE ' SHARE LISTA-MHIS DA T 4 ' Mx lb HOUSE OF COMMONS 1 -.._-_- -THIS DAY. (THIS DAY.) (sr mam 211 ma .101A1 1 1 --_.-_-_. .) Two =NIS 9 o'Ciooff. ISMS , 1 flea The . --•--- WARWICK MZETING.-(THIS DAY.) The railway market is fist to-day. London and Ilree 10 cala tien. The STRAKER took the chair .t • gustier part 12 o'clock. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. North Western, Great Western, Midland , South %me a owl Petitions were presented from Leeds, praying for • modi fication of the income tax and for its total &Wilke as Melon the Judge Ordinary.) TRIAL STAKES. One mile. Eastern, and Great Eastern stocks have de- law Se WI ioco under 1501. ; from Oswestry, against the Endowed RAILER c zu,sn.-ra LOVE MATCH. Athentone, Twilight, end Sas King are hers dined i pe! cent. Metropolitan shares have 100141 1. 001 Dee Schools Bill ; and severe' Preying or a modification of t he This was the petition of Emma Baker for • divorce, on SWEEPSTAKES OF 25 SOVS. About three furlongs. also recoiled se. Lancashire and Yorkshire MON 1 Dua insoreses •lacy. tho ground of adultery, cruelty, and desertion. The re• Vandervelde end Ramada are h am stock, on the other hand, has improved ect 16000 3 last ' 11,000 11 Fort THE COTTON TRADE. spondent , Thomas Robinson Baker, admitted the adultery, The amount of business is still li mit ata M ens Mr. FERRAND gave snot that, on Friday next, be denied the other charges, and filed • plea recriminating the E5O HANDICAP PLATE. Five furlongs. Peewit, Walloou, queen of the Vale, Measure Poe London and North Western stock is now quoted Kegs 1 Kle should lilt the First lad of the Treasury whether he would the allecatim of adultery npoo the petitiooer. SIM It Kip Measure, Churchman, 111orton, Lapidary, and Abereethy 984 to I, ex div. ; Great Western , 884 to 4, Am • um give hin, a government night after the Easter recess, te The Queen's Advocate and Mr. Pritchard appeared for the enable him to call the attention of the house to the passed wise ; Dr. Spain, Mr. Sleigh, and Mr. Searle for the are here• ex div. ;Midland, 1234 to I ex div. and new ; moss ii Led *Wed the cotton trade, and to the fact that half • million h ue b aa e . WILLOUGHBY HANDICAP. Two miles. Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1484 to 4, ex div. ; Mgt i I t i cc more of operatives were in unveiling idleness. It ap that the petitioner Was the daughter of a Didrebelje, Loiterer, end ggithhi• Fund we hem Caledonian, 1184 to 4 • South Eastern, 914 to 4, mete 1 NA D ore PREVENTION (METROPOLIS) BILL shoe in in Albiou-street, Deptford- She had made the PLATE. Two miles. ex div. • Great Northern, 121 to 122, ex div. ; KM ft Pan Mr. BRADY, attar presenting several petitions in favour acquaintance of the respondent, who was • draper in a___. F ARMERS' eope.ee, The Mite. Clidepew, and Lilley are here. of this bill, proceeded to move that it be read • second T - o ' oley-street ; sod she was clandestinely married to him on Great intern, el to 50, ex div. ; and London tas."l t s„„I P ' l time. The bill of 1860 had proved inoperative, and the the 25th of June, 1851. There had been no children. She OTHU aaanuts.-Ns.thalie, Area f, Bristles, Jane . and South Western, 1004 to 1014, ex div. lino 1 lest object of his measure wu to introduce • new state of thieft stated that she lived with her husband et 146, Tooley. Shore, Statham, Whitetleld, Clicamot, Pedal I Indian and Canadian railway securities exhibit 1 41 0 1: re ii l d The public health was exposed to great danger from t street till 1856, when they removed to Woolwich, and she from Cork, St. James, Mary Stuart, Avalanche, ben; no ation. Great Luxembourg ahares are firmer, moo 10 an consequence of peewee infected with contagious and infec- continued with him till 7th Feb., 1858, when the left him. She Lord Stanley, Suburban, Chester, Bonnyoutle, Yellow ' au Dutch u Rhenish in aired for. Sambre and 11000 1 we. Cons dioceses being carried from their houses to the hospitals said that the respondent's 000 duct began thhe very cruel a Girl, Antelope, Rapeseed, Lars, Shrew i tus °"nib44 I • q MAD 3 Tad in public vehicles. At present no meths were provided for tarty as three weeks after the =nig*, and she detailed Sybil r Faith, Le /erected, Gaard, Carman, • Eau, 1 Meuse Five-and-a-Half per Cent. Preference are obviating this practice. Th e object of his bill was to pro- various awaits which he bad committed upon her. On one • soo, Little Dick. Pot Pawn, Little Lady, Flower Safety, • rather dull. vide such means. He had received several letters from occasion, because she was not so quick in getting his dinner Wed Dural 0, Quicksand, Bess de Clare, and Coesterne- =MART =IAN AND ROOM. gentlemen of high petition, stating that the y had been in- ready as he wished, he gave her • blow in the breast which Mon, fected with dimes by travelling in can which had been caused her to become insensible for an hour. Sh. IPd I Mem= to las I y Cks ee tZ wl I esist i'ds7 MU. ill 1 used for the conveyance of persons afflicted with ambitions She had very often had to remonstrate with him 10,000 60 • diseases to the hospitals. He hoped the house would maul on being out late al, night. Once in 1857, he came COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. I " •11 ils'L•w°&.°4°°°•°••l• $ 86 N sit MMus& ......., - - ... ..., boa 00 Arne to the mood reading of the bill. home at our is the morning, and brought with him • Mr. __...____ 10 etl Donna, NA.O. 7 $ .... MON II Desk Mr. AYRTON approved of the object of the bill, but Dray. He wanted coffee made, but witness told him ILI RIC-LARR. - { THIS DAY. ) N. IN letstel mil lac= ..- 116 91 - =CO 111 Dank thought there ahmld be a permissive clause in the bill that she should go to bed, for she would not entertain himtie ethekefien - ... 1141 117 - 1600 100 • , There were • few samples of English wheat on sale toeley, go all net sal g l ai i - 1 ..'„,.. .... - 20,090 10 Bank a ambling the local authorities to exercise their own dime* pot-hoed *Granne's. Ifs then beat her and threatened left over from Monday, but the supply, fresh up ilineatwise I N ell floanrell-• -.-. 6f 71 .. 6,000 16 Beak title. He did not think this minute legislation would be to "do for her. On that occasion he seriously hurt and b lend mem . te was It ee n y fi ne qua li ties ~ 10 ell D o, 4IA no . alv..entll 6 - - - leo* 60 ~ Lei productive of any good. her jaw, which, in facto was hardly well now. After this e. 16004 60 Mai Mr. D. GRIFFITH expressed his approval of tire bill. she never slept with him smut She finally left him were wads , • geld at a slight advance u pon lastrates • but ' l O 511 On n limn Is Fad Ina - - - 11,600 * e• .1 the domed ruled somewhat heavy. Low and damp parcels i 22 e , ... ea BUB° sedM• TDD• so an 111.1610 NO. Bk. He was himself cognisant of a case where a pawn caught because he provided no victuals for her, and threatened to 1 a dull inquiry nevertbel the quotations sup- i ag - tga - gomo mm k oo o D.l4.lParilladg mb ooo . "9l3lL m it I A ,e 1 m. the sma ll •pox from travelling in a vehicle which had been lock her in the Douse while he went out with his mother rted. The condition of the wheats exhibited so ' lit - illmow -- 111 - g. lf - 'sseena 107 10 - a ad -- - 14 ili tell MI .-.' used a short time before in the conveyance of a small - pox and sisters . The next day be made en agreement to give I tirovemeot. We were again heavily supplied with foreign St. WO Geed Imam 2l, 1110 . : 7' Wei MI 10 # Ai patient to an hospit a l. He therefore thought that some her Ile. per week. This was paid till the 14th October, wh ea t, c hi e fly ex.gr enar y„ American red qualities cont. 55. 100 Do. A Nook- -46 48 Of I 10,009 104 i • proper means should be provided for preventing the peal. 1861, after which he refused to continue the allowance say , mended rather more attention, at full prices. All other 85. 100 11°. last anilnan oth. tai 76 - WOO MO - Mlle, of such occurrences. longer, saying that be bed his reasons for doing so, but he kinds met • slow ~:e, on former terms. St. MO erase 11CalaZ Ilsoiland - - -. 116.0011 le a Mr. HENLEY said that a permissive bill bad been would keep them to himself. 84.. IWO Greet Northam - 10,009 MO Made two years ago, but they were absolutely in the dark On oLoss-OzAIDDLALiOII the petitioner denied that she had Floating cargoes of grain off Falmouth were very inactive. go . gm b o o) A gee. ae 4t, 12 0 188 .. 10,000 100 Holders a wheat, however, were firm in their demands. Bg, 104 gigue jgapouggeadk Ise ari - 10, 1011 Linde cr gar the provisions of that an had been carried out by ever asked tradespeople to bring actions against the husband The barley trade was in • sluggish state, aod, to have 86 110 =Soaker West, tiro) 101 HIS - 6,000 101 lone local authorities. With regard to the bill before the for goods supplied to her. Had produced • scar on her hus -00 It; DR 6 KM SD 1 C Douse, he expected some Twill information from the hand's face by throwing • Main at bin, but he had thrown n u tte d to. - forced sales. rather lower rates must have be= nub• el dill Street Weans 86 I* DonoweVaLOseten - - -. 6.11110 IM • • bon. member who introduced it, but neither from the state- it first at her ; she had caught it and hurled it back again. leais IS No quotahle change to ok thee in the value of any kind i l a t 10 1 um m lanali t e j k a wa n T ' llidr m i n 1.0 7 , m 168 1 4 ,0 60,000 1116 • mat of the hon. gentleman nor from his bill was he Had not put that into the petition because she had of malt. T he transactions, °waver, were on I very mode- et. IN Clout 114 110 10,1E0 109 I_ • s able to find any ground upon which he could stand. The not thoaght of it till it was mentioned to her. rate scale. 3t. IN len - 10,000. 100 Len. I interpretation clause in this bill was placed at the end, and He threatened to summon witness, but could not all The show of oats tolerable exte 'ea, especially M. 100 landau& Nara eat ' M tr e it 10 . 0001 10 Cade it said that infections diseases should be considered costa - why he had not done so. Had never challenged him to fight of infer ior fore' y - ru l e d s t ee d • • K. 100 LonileadssaWeam 100 del te l lit i 6,000 100 4 pious, bet whether there were any infectious diseases at all, or nourished her fist in his face. Did not remember reins- butotlf = i f' " y l i d n V ; 87. 100 1i 5E41•66 • 416. " 1 " 46 41 46 Of 504E9 100 Len.• r phone were much neglected, et on s and what those diseases were the hon. gentleman did not leg to wait on the customers, using low language to the re. d ec li ne ft di Retyped and earth's- ... -. 7401 10S Metro inform them. If the government took up the bill he should spncideat, threatening to break his heed, and making go rte all De. do. e Shares - - - 8,000 100 Do. support it, but if not be should certainly oppose it. How much disturbance that • crowd collected round the s h oe. In-hetss. very little was Passing, at barely Monday ' s 10 all Metropolthe 4 14 131 1 f 10000 1 ES Midis was a cabman to know whether the person he conveyed had Would soar that she had never punched his head. Did quotation . p were a g u n { now ". .at late raw, 100 RBI 1261 a 25,000 20 LW° NU 6Le Do. Nei; 1 le pm gm 10,000 20 Do. an infectious disease or not ? not know why be had given up the shop in Tooley-street • Both Enelish and if 'oreico flour moved oft 81°41 at about St. IN Do. Deas. a Daley_ fm et - MOM 60 Mew Sir G. GREY was afraid the provisions of the bill but had refused to go and live in th e country with hi s • - and --- - e -- e - • Y' (0 ag gm geg, we. iDa) - - lONS N New I would be inoperative, and that they could not be so altered promos CUM:WOW Sour American may be had at 19s. ES all De e Sham .. - -, 63,400 El i . 1 friends. per barrel. 14.°00 * i •be eel Mid Lem - in committee as to make them work with advantage. [The cue was proceeding when we went to press.] 15,000 WO DI Mere were Do dietetics on the subject, sod be be was in fair request at full prices, and most 10 a n ght Lent m ra• un i o did not think it possible to get any on which other urkultural seeds were steady. Calcutta linseed St. 100 leak *Dish MOM 100 Prove they could rely. If the object of the hill was to COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. realised/1e ; Bombay, 645. gad, to 68e. ; Calcutta rape, Bc. 100 DelelsoleerWi.l7u7iff: ti C 11l -• 16000 26 .. -.• • i 16000 10 South 68s. to 70a. per quarter. Cakes were dull at late quotations. ilt 140 N. lealless-dlawtek - Ma 981 Ma be obtained, it must be by machinery different from what 25 161 Do. G.N.LPure. - .... 6,090 100 • • was provided in the bill of the hon. gentleman. He was (Before Mr. Commiesioner Fans.) CURRENT PRICES. at, 104 Do. Lade .... . 661 661 40000 ES thitoo of opinion that the beat mode of dealing with the difficulty IN RE =HIM AND Texan& Per iti ter. 9lj9K. Per gr ot,, 100 Do. Yost -.. . 801 871 :I 6,000 100 Us. ol was to have stretcher' provided io.the police dikes ; and as The bankrupts were ship brokers, of Corohill. This was Winer. s. s. Oema a. s. Se 100 D° ' Culla° -• • - - 10,400 100 Ueda he was in communication with the police commissioner on the sitting for examination and discharge ; but no account. poi.; gem. t oo ... to to et leotcb, potato 24 t o 27 St NE Hats. Landes - -.... 114 110 - 6000 60 MMee the subject, he hoped the hoc. gentleman would withdraw „bad been filed. The liabilities are stated at about 3,0001. ~ Ditto, white.. 41 to 68 DIM, white or - postpou hie motion. 'An adjournment for two months was ordered. Norfolk and Lassa .. bl ac k 10 et. Nerakil.Weslimano ril 11 .. Ns. I Sh. I Mr. BRADY assented, and the hiltless postponed till the ta 11 W. L. ELLIBOII.-CAM OP A VOCALIST. red Nto 11 BC tell Beellisk NNW ...... 121 Ha -, 27th of May. The bankrupt, described as • vocalist, of leam_peteed- Malting - - 14,410 IC CONSOLIDATED FUND (10,000,00e1.) BILL road, applied for her order of discharge . Debbi, DE/1. ;no go o tigr oo 'WU" to to 42 Tick SO to as Harrow - MAW 10 Atki Ae This bill was reed • third time sod amen. Grinding 26 to 39 Pigeon 36 t o ot 10 an Illtrewahary I Welehpl 101 10$ -. Moor la as. HARES lIRELAND) t a iri d. Mr. Sargood opposed ; Mr. E. Reed supported. MAIM. Pea. 61. IN Ueda .... 60 61 ad - 16,000 le Bek This bill as amended neat anddersd, and ordered to be It seemed that the bankrupt had bean engaged as • Ewer. Norfolk. and Grey at to at Bg, * • Deem -..-.... n 24 - MAO 10 Bat reed 6 lan N t o 40 (It len* a les - •-.••. gie 00 00 10 0 s reed • third time to-motrow. sines at the Oxford and Canterbury Halls, belonging to Suffolk 4O to IS Maple 07 011 - 6,091 60 Brit The home adjourned at 20 minable put I. Mr. Moeda, eta salary of six guineas • week, the engage. g i( ro in g ete au n and wiz° 49° t° e 8 White 80 to 67 FLOOR- 17 to 40 86 . 166 BD " Wal " St. 100 A Yorak.• =ea Da 101 103 xd - *6,780 84. Dot EOM 504 oar meet bang for twelve months. On an alleged Wesel RIM Town mei*, per en a en Insines.Woldazgs. 7 8 - DISTURBANCES A2' CORE. to sing ce UN ground of ill-health, Mr. Morton had bromht Old and new 16,000 19 COM 40 to 41 m m Do de 111011.... 0 le pm - an adios against her for penalties, and obtained • v ict Orts. Household aa to at le $ Do do meet.- 74 apm - c....icx. 4 ‘. OW ..--•-•-• CORK, TtrINDAT. with 101. damages. The debts and cosh amounted to 761. Ingesti, feed l9 to MI Country - gt. IM 2 11 Tale The bankrupt was also opposed oa behalf of Mrs. Harris, a ___.• potato se to 20 Norfolk end Suffolk, The riots in Cork were renewed last night, it so to as ea ship 3l So a 11! BDo B - MOWN M. 00 i dress-maker, who had supplied the beakropt goods to the euetch i 1999 - 140,820 Se Di being St. Patrick's Eve, by the Nationalists, who broke the amount of ni. 7010002 . 20 ag Maw .......... - t 77,000 tit. D windows of several hams, and broke ieto ate house of en The bankrupt in examination seated that two of the dreams Per Qr. Per Qr. 26 Se DS •••• ...... .'"'" -.- - 10,000 10 Lb obnoxious dissenter. The mob marched through the site ellePlall by Ml.,___,. ll alvill had bean returned , t h e rest Were WHEAT . S. S. 00,000 10 Rh Dentrie and sown- Danish and Swedish 17 to n es, i Yell el Ise* - 110.004, M Seri in military array, about 1,000 ahem. The magistrates ace wan out . f A rns O s ' ) . berg 6O to 61 Hessian - =975 et. Use Mr. Sargood milked that the bankrupt might be ordered to Rostock te Meriden. lIRANIL el up Warlord • Kilkenny - - -. le.Pic II Nu invalid with a strong forte of chain, infantry, and Po - set aside something out of her future earnings. berg 49 to 65 Danish 33 to 30 lg. pa West Cornwall .... ~„ 27 29 ad - ft= I& eila lice, to suppress any further outbreak. It is expected that Mr. E. Reed, for the bankrupt, contended that she had naalea 4B to 61 Egyptian 29 to 32 so ee 11lissMONJ - 006.000 1 lab some disturbance will take place to-night.-Deetwi /unix'? been cruelly treated by Mr. Mateo, who, when she was /meth. hard Maud 41a 426 - MOM 1 D Moil, attacked by Hines, bad lensed on her singing, and anu a rau r a r t a ge to a Maple 44 to 49 Butlers SS to 49 at. Imo Dab lleurport SiS Ili El to 40 et. 200 DOM ner OS 100 -. - 15,000 1 loill SOO Jed CORK, WEDNESDAY MORNING. threatened to sue her for • nightly penalty if she did not do ~ white .... 60 to 61 Meal COME 40,000 00 Jots so. He had, accordingly, brought an action for 11 penalties,sainay. whim B2 to 34 10.000 10 leis A mob of 500 men marched through the north part of or 55/. •, but a verdict was only given for two penalties. Grinding and the ringleaders arrestad. had cane here to ask for her discharge. For the Malang Spanish, „ ~ .. ET to 41 e 0 an I • 4411111111•■• 8 •-• WOO in Mel dam 10 liar Another mob marched through the city heel!, breaking last 15 months she had been out of employ ; Dutra, brae , °e rn 18 to 73 American, 00 to 28 99 19 s o a rm i l ell larmiLd•ltuh, I I ip. - 1,100 111 D she had not earned a farthing, and had been - t0.0.v 10 Mee her parents . The - Ann 10 Nat 1 ,_ di epe glan rao d , in ftvaZiseeet,taandbliabwetalia.roadniac ahem breaking wit also li v ing on the charity Of ATER "S = OF GRAIN, to, INTO LONDON, BY LAND AND r oo t ,IKA9N9 0 * 8°"BaDD(1. I dig Par .. "es a Nee had not been guilty of any of the offences under the act of W CARRIAGS, FROM MARCH IS TO ZLACH 17, I.N. re e g IV l tai;;;a a " - 7;1 • sme DODO 111 Nee Strong bodies of cavalry, infantry, and armed police parliament ; for she had successfully defended Mr. Mor- eLeelv ß le 15 ;Dela Mu ndy ..-.:.... t len 17 s la t e 6 Nei prevethed my alarming outbreak , totes sake ea far as nine penalties were conceroed ; wow Wheat. Daley. Malt. Oats. Flour- El ell .11ssia el nom; .... Si 22 - LT , * lei tr.l A smut rain fell at midsighe, end the mob then die. ord quen er tl a y t he di.b. court g would not attach any condition to the gm es. gra ors. sacks. beds . 10 all CM. linaka I. sts. ... e- -. 10,000 26 N. 2 Mlldi and Soo= MO 810 14M M MO .. 10 all ekes& .... 161 Ili Itt t inked 1 S.. pissed. His Honour reserved his judgment. - 100,00( a *I Treelge MO /iOOO .. 20420 1* 8630 10 all ~.....,,„a ii i.: 4 z _ 50,... 1 0 IN RE ABBOTT.-.TODOMILTT.-RETTTAL 07 ORDEL * al 1D0.0p5.146 Dal4OK . .. 60,01 le Ort Considering the apathy of Orientals in such The bankrupt recently applied for his order of discharge. pet* 9740 2000 $670 *MO 620 8630 IS all `lam et ..... all _ . 10,400 1 046 thing& & very good eikeedamie ss the poossaatinoos ye k _ He was the party, it will be remembered, who had bees IS II 11. De. Now Shares ....I - " 16.10.0 et 14. Pm Ilium. has b oos mum & s h im th e opftiii . O n the first induced to effect immix* on a fictitious cargo of oils at LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. l 0 * IN.ItaIIKA it T i t i t i i lem -. 24,000 60 Fa the of Mr. Calvert, then British maul at the ( THIS DAY.) 10 all Nonregtaa Trait ti le - Inns SO 11 MI all 011einaniRisyrusAldk) 9 $ d - two oc these dell the Pilo* admitted &Teetered 3,000 . It Dardanelles. lie was opposed ou the ground that be had 17,000 le (IT ELNCTRIC AND unnssavoitn. TILBOILLPIL) ' 10 all Tozl674ormtanda=6. 461 471 •-• 16000 so 16 wino= (says a onesePondeutl to en the variety of obtained advances co the fictitious cargo. - 173014 017 R OWN OORRIBFORDENT.) N ell Peeks. Meer a 66 10,1106 15 Oriental costume among the eaten, Tricks of the old His Honour now gave judgment. He mid that the Market very firm. &les probably about 8,000 bales, le all Italls„Royeli - - -, 6,lse 111 lb school in their sober pollees sod white or green turbans, bankrupt ha d o bt a i ned 1,2031. which be had not amounted -- -- -11 l all De= end Llama. iL 180 1* ... 16760 16 13 earthy Arabs in gandrooloured robes, Padang in their for. He could not look upon him in any other light than MINCING LAN (.- (T HIS DAY .) ile sU and Drasherg - 20 an Denali ... I=o4 too loi WOO Se Sao that el a great knave, and should ref use to grant • any high imaical cape, amnia, in their beautiful costume- dichma, whatever . • SOCIAL-Thera is a decidedly improved demand at the full g ail livregia . .... value. Mauritius sold ordinary brown, at 29s to 6 all V per NEL . -..- 1 14 - halt * Sol ell these, contrasting so greatly with the uniform and units. (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) a vi 67 l .; middlieg so fine at 30s. to 34a. 6d. ; low P a al, end Mow .. - 1 10, -. lec Mr I lel ?ref. 10 101 *MI"( Barb a a ifaamPaid weird ' tesd, tsdether with the IN RR ARCHIBALD caw.= DOUGLA• HAMMEL ' yellow, 35a. to =I , . 6d. ; rainy brown,low to fine yellow, 36a to •"' os 1) . P m ' •D• 6• - fO. as le 0 le $ Mime& 1 spm &AWN 2OS peculiar deoinatious of the building, to invest this exhibi• The bankrupt was described ris of The Den, EngleSeld. 40s. 6d. ; low to the white , 425. to 435. 6d. Dadra 2 0 al g o do, - a - tam. , to T. 4 tin with a picturesque effect, quite refreshing to Su • gram near Staines, not • trader. He apeman to have been Jaggery, 27.. &L ; Bahia brown, 30s. 3d. to 31s. • and is all ism.7melese - NOY 19 Tre :ripsaw. lugelesegaged on the turf. This was the examination sit- tiseannah low brown , Ms. 6d. Refined : The &bind is so 13 Lot . rareenimentp 1 Per -10,00 f 6 fln. A correspondent of a New York journal, writing Meg. The socounts show debta of 17,0651.; cash and property Mies st previous prices. to so soommo a Franca lO II -. -. le.ret 10 Ms IMOD op, 5,6321. • revenions, 2,200 L yat Inn prices OF 7 hold &scanty, Corm has sold f l ' f all pima.' ..! 6 'Tula eud 8•1•• • •••• 4 ° 16 17 -. bons Konlignwo, in Ylialli ale that the JaPaneee &irate. 2,0801. The benitrupt's expenditure / I re rl e i r e t two yams preme. Jamaica, low to fine middling, 82s. to iffe • plantation : ii -11 1 wad D• inaman d° ll _. PRO are vary ambitions to beams steamship owners, aid have mg the bankruptcy had been 1,1001. and 1,200 f. respectively. Ceylon, low to good middling, Sis. LW Ina. 64•:: paaborry. 3 a gia, gem, see;riee - e j a i, _ reenitly puroluised Ha stemnene. The small debts to tradesmen are numerous ; theta/gest ore- 83s. to 955. 6d. ; superior native, 74,. Id. to 75e. ; good se an weet4ll6 sKeg Fames I* laniarom. le • Man an Mr. Webb, of Calogan-place,Cbelsese 5,6001.; Mr. ordinary Bahia, 65e. to 68e. 6d. ; washed Rio, 78s. to 821. Dent= 7011=1610103. . l• Greet Northern Arimma, which has become one of the United T. cr at tra i ner ' o f mo b. , carpock. 1,7 231 and M en. COCOA is dull of tale, and priors are ls. to 2e lower. , ;gem Saga is 3D,000 square miles in extent, and was Finland cos ad Co., army aguits, 2,7261. The baskrupt appeals TIA.-Tbe petille sales are progressing heavily, and at 111 . 1 Pt tinware. I Conn mina Isles, tam Nalco for 10,000,000 dollars. It is antiguous to the to have had •=t d ab li shment of brood mares, foals, and rather lower priors. tee as maswes nim Lemma go a - canadadan Mexican States of Chihuahua and Sonora. The present /MO...tett, at green, • bill of sale on which is held ILION is dull of sale and pries of white Bowl show is Se. WO Bom.Ble. illealKillen 101 1 166 106 and A I Ipm - per cent., 1174 - alight decline ; low and low middling mold at 10e., and low ;et 1 D D o. • attataa. tweed abases of the Preach in Mexico have had the D Y 1. • ""°‘ Dm - -rn As adjournment wee taken by comet. Oa/goat 70.9 d. to Bs. ese en geggheggi*****ll, 4) 61 - tl li n e lOn a lf P aine, I effect of accelerating the admiasion of Arizona into the Rine-A fair •amount of business has been Memeted at is en De, pagewase . sera Tfi -• Ilsill6ollAN, Melon MT. Regletrar Roche.) Cabe.-New York 2Vibinie. previous prices. Dements •at L. Sid. to ls. 71; Lenart* teo de Deff,Dramtaileasela •-• were .-Great W MILT= OP =ADZ MIRIGN7.IB. Simi DIA. gt IC '" - - hem end Station Despatches were received yesterday at the Colo- is t , fewer thee thirteen awe assignees• were recently as. 51d. ; Mauritius, le 4ed. SALTPirms.-Abet 500 begs sold at 375. 6d. for refrac- 110 DO De. Ain - - - Birmingham War " 11-061 k* from the Oeverneve 01 1110 Wan India lamas• aummoeed, for not having rendered accounts of their re. Mon ato 61. MO 1/0 Do.JimekrEfl. Dna - - ••• 81 ICe Odes= • laden 103 106 - the North American Provinces. and from the Lord High capes end debursements in pursuance of the 174th section Cows is steady good quality sold at 265. Ommiesimer of the lonise Islands. Despatches were seat of the set of 1881, which requires that the creditors' • ' Se IN OspeT.diDeskelpairps. MI 1000 - bit:4=2l4.w terms A L parcel of ordinary to fine sold at 93*. to 225. es 100 Madera lewd ... - 106 107 int MI to the Lord High Oomerimiom of the louien Woods. soignee sha ll , within four months from the date of &dna. In us atm wow soo . t 0 701 . 1 1 1 1 100 e 1 WAN-ureic MANOR 17.-The Queen hes, been cation in every ease, submit to • meeting of creditors • c oma th in . & et a t f u ll y th e l a t e & I rene .. Th e le g irie„ U. geger t gine„„ Ipm .... graciously pleased to give ceders for the appointment of statement of the whole estate cf the bankrupt. Seven of ales are a b out t ow b a l sa • N 6 Do. H. do pm -. Angnatus Berkeley Paget, Hem, C. 8., her M a jesty ' s envoy them appeared, and rendered memory &much ;in the case It 1/0 Gana Tanked Omsk 208 21t SOS There is a extraordinary and minister *nipotentiary at the court of of five others furtber time was granted ; and one, who did 1111 all be. Ist pa. Bends., 16 07 46 Denmark, to bas ordinary member of the civil division of Dot appear, was ordered to be summoned again. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) us an De. do. deferred 60 as - ing market - mend, and the seeoultelase, or knighte annmaslen, of the most hon. The Registrar remarked on the irregularity of which these The market is quiet. Tom tallow is quoted 435. 3d, net I / al eJ . p i t 299 .1 9 0 r . 5t r e 1 t , 0 9a • d • ee ts : 4 4 - curable order of the .-Owetee. partied had been guilty, and refused to allow tbe costa of cash ; Petersbere Y. 0., on the spot, Me. 3d. ; all the tee e g no. 3rd prat. ot, o k . ~, et 04 quotation b CONTRIBUTION FROM VALPARADIO TO LANCASHIRE. the solicitors who appeared. month, 445. to 44. . 3d. • April to June, 445. 6d. t 04,45. 3cl; Ise se Do. do . „earn* 54 08 -. deo firmer, -The British residents at Velparsiee have sat by the La October to December, ille. 9d. 100 all Do. gth pref. Stock l6 18 - main dull, al 100 all Do. do. deferred 12 la -• Plata a first instalment of 3,000 dollars in aid of the muter are quoted 51 *mate sufferers by the cotton famine in Unmake. THE POLICE COURTS. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) S. 100 Ore" 1 • 81 • 0 YDDs•wa 1661 1551 Udf 10 12 Do. New Da -. Crafty, 4to 'THE OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE BOAT-RACE.- Mean. Pattenden and Smith report a better demand for N • Do. January. gm , I 1 -pm Although the Oxford crew have hitherto been very highly (THIS DAY.) good samples, which ate scene, and command fully late se iere go, g, egin c la it s it; :i res 104 - Marke Valley woken at, we hare from our t that they have quotations. Ni all =West 12• 13 1* 1 reported in tl ___,,,-_ ses IS Do. New 8 7i ads - not arrived at that degree af action so essential for • COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) 1110 all Dialp.ollds.pay7ll,w.op 100 102 - lowing, viz. : university encounter. and that in accordance with the MARLBOROUGH-STREET. W D0.149.4.8da. pay.* 63 MI -, 94 and 94 ; 1 wish of their Mentor another important alteration Mu 82. PATRICK'S DAT. 1 Walls End Tees, 18s. 6d.; Walls Rod Braddylei Hatton, i t I I men Mulch I.halted 1 _ll pm 31 i T r:w hite , 17s. 3d. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 17a ; Walla End ge let Idea Gear. 44 per ca. in 116 - oott, 6 1 - 1 . been made, Mr. Andra, of Ballid College, havieg displaced Several p arsons were brought bffore Mr. Mr. Pince d Trinity, who rowed No. 6. The Oxford charged with being drunk. South He ll o°, 17s. 9d.; Walls End Comp, 17s. 6d. e se IM ga, do, 8 l c: 1034 les Foreign an es sew boat, bOilt by Messrs. J. and FL Salter, was launched The offs/dere wore mostly natives of the "Emerald Walls End End ,„_Key,- , l es de :„,„,; Wells West Hartley , i l t s &led* •N. 1:: at.-..... 4 -.At . 96 - - active, but p -. yesterday, ad the crew took • sweat over the long course Is la ," aid pleaded St. Patrick's-day as their excuse. I • 3 = e ". ee. ; Hartlepool ." '''''' ---' -- se all meib. and Hobson Bey. 411 61 - Scottish Auati for the first time in her, with great satedsetion to all parties. Where nothing but &wanness was charged ageinst them Bartley, 15s. 6A-29 Wipe at market. a a 16 and it Osesee and Montan' A The vexatious question of the " fixture ^ still remain is they wen direharged. elms • and B S 6 -. The Alwyn' abeyance, Mr. J. W. Chitty, who has ban named to fix the WORSHIP-STREET. .. IM N. It. a auras 6p. c 81 13 - -. with 125 tons day, not having given in his decision. We understeed that Derides the eight-oar ram, th ok er; ed wil b l et be wee sing . t l h e e ag an dou pi. ble NABBING. A MAIL MAID OFF THE LINK - PLYMOUTH ,, 44. lee &Ude. gas apse oat- 1 0 6 le7 at' 100 De. Delhi d e d - Mining Comp billiard ad racket matches _ ffertioleirs Belleame • powerful man, describing himself . MARCH 17.-The Loudon mail train that left me $ Do. do. o 1 ;m a arrived at Pi of th e two universities during the week of the boat nos.- e fr ame maker in Fashion-street, Spitalfields ; and Samuel ,• here at 7.10 p.m. this evening ran Off the line 10 15 Do. Furth. do- - do. .1 1041 - Augusta with Timm. end Beatiamun Breyer:a, his sons, were charged before Mr. i between Rattery and Totnesa. No person wan a t j e l e l tnemapi o e e ei: e 08 200 - Cooke with the following offences. Yudanamutan A LOCAL PREACHER'S SUMMEIMAITIT !-On SOD- Mr. Joseph Barnard, from the offices of Mr. Smith, is in t red. o=llllll7ll STOOKS. from Port A d i v evening, the pulpit of the Primitive Methodist Cluipel, Arbour-squere, defended all the prisoners ; and from the IRTILLICTIVE FIRE AT THE GREENWICH UNION. - illiamson.te race, monkwannouth, was occupied bye w ig... o e th e t or , a young tn . „ mo d D an i e l Shertly before midnight great excitement was caused in they°. 1 ft. 1 WOOS& IDI I Ca. prises. i noise. copper we for Eaton pitman, •• local preacher meneeked with the Primi- * e bb. *west ie jernen.eteeec Hotta. corroborated h e ' parish of Greenwich owing to the sudden outbreak of • fire ! MUM it 06.110111.4p.e.fankluir ten in Hie - At Worvas . tin Methndut body,who, af t., disemeing on the Jewish - accounts shoo par of Jubilee, pomaded wind up with • brillisnt pen. t ee a suede . Henry Neese, his :rheum, it appeared thee o n the morn . parish the Union Poorhouse, which unfortunately was PUB. M . s w oßtaoto.omor , Atom & ju t Itz - a ge e th e let inst., th ey with another attended with • great loss of property. The premises and -01 ii: i i ... a ir iii ttlai . M. Li. - - - the mine. Ii ration of unusual faros and power . While leaning over the Die m. - woe la Brick-lane neer the prismer's ho Men their contests were insured in the Phenix Fireedlloe. I ••- , 11000 le. er.Mleassidos --usu. HO la la - - character of tl front of the pulpit, and d e li.„, r i os hi...if w ith moth ter - benjacein Bmfaxii the younger ted Webb, egoimt I PAINFUL CHARGE AGAINOT A WlBllllcll TOWN I ' -,-' van, he sudden ly overbalanced himself, being • • mall o f whom it wu seam be entertained an antipathy, ad told . COI/NcILLoR.-11r. John Clare, 50, • retired brewer ad 1 DUCK'. this amount to may lathes, and oune tumbler( over into the siogieg pew, him that his brother wished tospeak to kiim. Webb refused member a the Withech town Council. was yestudey charged . Ns. I 11 h. I Dom, I Fula. prime. I Sales. to the great dismay of the coegregatioe. He appeared so i t oe% upon which the other struck him in the face with his before the Rev. T. T. Upwood, O. Corr* mid J. &ambit'', ' Nem ie. Ocermeesetal lOO - - - fairly taro • sommersaide carrying th e book bard over . gm - The blow was returned, and thee the as- ' justices for the minty of Norfolk, sittiog at Torrington.. 1.64,00 e, St. Do. 4 p.a./tee Mln 100 - - - INCLVDIARD with him, and probable his descent in this meaner saved I su b mi t deleielatiel took a clasp-. ricks and stacks 1 huge from hie with haring. on the 19th of Februiy, inieesotly assaulted 1,046,088 , 81. DM Gad West India 100 IN 141 him from fracturing his shall on the floor. Fortunately. i opened it sod struck Webb on the side Suds Ann Stocking. an interestieg little girl of 13 yam of tankaeo l lea isaWkw ISO MI a Rit &boot two miles I 100 MI 1141 no one happened to b= below, and the fallen orator I o r, th e h ee d w ith it,. He then observed, ' l've • &m o d e age_ , thedaughter of Superintendent Stocking, of the Wis. leereeml St. Katharine - The farmyard of tee - - - Fortunately the I came down with his *o.Bo6, Bt. asuman e open • music stand, shiver. I (d a bb e d) ma no w, as I thesetensoe, after w hi c h h e re . boob division of the Isle of Ely constabulary, at •• road mew * Tw ee t s lOO 96 93 - log its timbers in • ney complete resigwee. of cause, ' away . Webb followed a short distance, brit was io- called Elm.road, in the parish of Ern oath, at eight o'cloc! 60001 10 De. new - house, or the dare there was moth alarm among the eousregatka, end mak . t et ,,,;.t e d he the priernier &m u *, who also h a d in the evening. The little girl gave her evidence in • clear . far grater thu shrieking from the female part of it, but our hero was soon ' a k.ii. i n 'hie hand, end threatened to stab bin if and straightforward manor, and clearly ved the cum- COLONIAL 410•111111011 T =ODDITIES. appears that a kmall Wain." Rionig to his fast w ith wma lrlll sko 'l he toonbed his brother. Both Prisoner' then ten into , mimeo° of the offence charged. For the defesos an GUN 770. 11100 U. 1 YIL I Cd. atom I Mdse. upon Mr. Smith Thy, be exclaimed, "Be adm, Peel* rim Ds worse ; ad. ew e t e th er , s h ou s e , police.constable white, 90 H. was endeavorired to be set up, bat failed in the estimation of ..., _ ..0 pe. 44 . 100 1076 WI several occasions blew God, I believe If I'd faller twice as far, I waddle% ' bowing the alarm, ran to the spot, she found Webb the bench. The chairman (Rey. Mr. Upwood) mid it was .... .. Do.lperolFelaltaus. lin 106 101 - shortly they woo: have been killed." The layman then bravely mounted • I so profusely from the n, ound that he instent/y took - a Y ol ' llll,4l * thing for the wormed that Proreedinge had helm .... .. Do. epee eeMsrethop. 10 106 107 - lln the moroiug bench in the mph* pew, and, though as fervid AA OFF!, I = g ib. dieggion* orga and oubsequeetly, with ' taken under • certain act of perliemeet, and that be had not 0 . 11 _ 4 • 1100 • • Do. apse .set IM Itti 191 NI • fire, and the wind to tioish his peroration without upsetting him i , ee et: - IA atrgeon , apprehend th e t em " awe been indicted. Re must not think they had favoured him. "'i e.. " lis l i r reeet • bt- leeeli 1W " " - into • • large stack soug to - =loan Medi. It was said the poor man would hen : stack of hey mold at their home. - In doing this, White me le indicting on him • fine of 51. they had not marked their ( lye 6 Ite l .el l" n 4a. 1 181 1 1 0 °. Ir a 111 -. 8° walk 811 the way 70 11•7100 Colliery 811 • 7 hie unlucky ' liem by . the elder pnMoer down a whole flight of dais , . sense alai sada; but they had done all they could under . ..- - Do. de Deil 100 114 WI .. ..- engines of the par lisseble.-Nuoculk Chronicle. wit ow „ oso il y struck neon the head th ree th ose hi hi ra , the act of parliament under which the charge was preferred. , ::.. .. Do. do lan 100 112 114 •-• eogineer, quickly AN INOLORIOIIIIEND.-" For the last six months ," Thissy --- 7,.. - li k ew i., ~,,...I,,id ;,, worb w r ous b ig to complete The gas was at wee paid. 1 ' MOM .. Owton,Nov.leat, 'pct. let - - ham Rod some of aye the Journal de Rowels, " • royal eagle had stationed the which was not effected without eoesidereble , SHOCKING OCCURRENCE. -An accident of a''' Mr. Bridges, the Medi is the neighbourhood a Tamil-wills Maine•lefirisore), SWIM. :: liaaritha Nalalwo - -•-. e s per oc Wi el lt 11: 1 1 1 10 0 1 1 11 ' shaking name took place at Haeleyoe•Thames Railway 1 .. gew gewneerAtee. • p.a de lel 107 -• - found neoseatt I -• were set to work and bed often attracted the attention of sportsmen, without • feature in the case la, that duelm the roma &Mu se Mode,. As • large steam-mem for efricul. .... .. Z. I.Welseiler.ip.e. idle in mos Pus - the fire that one i any of them suceseding in hitting it. A few days back was apprehended foe ea alleged robbuy by hire turd was leaving the station, with the steam up .... .. Do.. e. a 1101 to WI 100 1006 1016 two men were watehieg the bud , which was in • tree as Londen-bridge while the prossesion was entering the and a la the shafts to guide it, the driver, a axing ••.. .. Detlig. a. 111/241.. . 106 WO 101 I= rides of the gra devouriog • pare ef awed hates, whew the eagle sod- City a the 7th wt.. from which (Mem however , he was man named Jones, dropped bis saga, and in t o pick • - ... New naiad Open me t. 160 ill iii -. flames from read "Y dropped 1° th e . Mined dad. An ereentme t i°n honour a bly ealltina. lad maw' as excellent ;hamar .it op, etunbled am farnodor the engine. mom mad in A ft - 16•• • • "" 616 ••• 1811 10 ' . V 49 1.79 = eight the fers was showed that Is. attempting to swallow too lone apiece of from his employs,. 56, .. (1410asisad Gow.Owseat 1001 111 111 worm bis fete mace the heavy iron wheele, nearly • foot .. g a rm ag ee , g "...li m o. 100 111 112 oscines went still mat, the birel had shoW Wolf. It measured siOt feet All the menses were fidly esesmitted for kid, lat ad- ‘ tit Poe" env Ide bonds onwhing it to stoma sad :::: ne.occep.e.tsaanin WO DM 110 - Wilsoe, hr giver _ With the wimp snesded. • mined to bail. dr& ..... .. De. ilneg.e.,aprit a u MI 111} iut Img I I befogs the wail MINN MINIS. boa Amid. Waked— anal 1.411.(b.IIARI) Cain Corr airsitsd) Mrs bow: • " • " bo°V (Um) - Coroji. Da 114 DUB itommla Oappoo D. ItatUaliode Ream (Um) bawd 0.1.0p,11. AlsolrobaiL Loposas (Um) lioadim!,a ILAtutoeßreaG.ll (L X.BbineC.ot n.asa(L) ItabObeadltUrerleed Part Phillip Beata Barbara Gold X Blida' dal Bey (Lim, Yammerer Carl (Ltra.) Weraelas Yadaamaaamaa (Um). JOINT STOCK asabLoa.dtiviefool • Pannone (L 1 arlirelooki Ink d Bask c 4 toeaoo • d Quesndad 1 Beak of Victor* kisielal. Beak al Wales j.ko.r Last American ikz.(L Balls X. America .• • .Bk. Belt. Cokuabla O. Bk. ladb.Aus Mina at ae; algai lAA (Um) k r..6.1 itailleodAlaadlOram. Hladamehlaattrap.(L) Bank, limited Lambdas sad Brazilian.. lasiLAyrutit FLU 0.1 T a dr a. 'ask ag Muir.. mad Ciabolsi (1.. = _ •-• and MJdds fL s. sod Northam Goalies loath Ahlreu. &11.Wesises (Mal Loa. and Wialesiasses bistro. & Prov. Beak (L. Do. Reserved Midland Rank (1;1 2 1 at S. Pro. angleao, OW Do. do. Natsocal Beak New Booth wales isi Beak *mom Rank Do. New Provincial of Ireland %Pout. & Deal (L *Mistral* BeiLLAtries(L idea of !s. of Itig.t.lrarbo• (L. Odor of inland (Um.). 100 144-I-. OOMPAIIINI. • aalliwalassu 26 17 AIWAIo Halt ioulaslion %Ms Stoma (I..loittod). LOU, Wmorworta.. Bombay Goa, lifted- Bet. Anode= Lod.. Dot.* Lrlabilog, Dr— =iloaspooi igoolLlll.Nay 00p..i/0.0. Swat Nee& ?kw omt. r w r e. Do. • p.el Pap. Dol. &lulls & Los. alitypoe lealsdielnisd Caw 11801A1 ft& • • • Mism/4=et fibee{ Olds De. Iffy/want Prof Imam Oanyla{ (1.)- Dellas Irrigation Peal Alai Reek Diaeonnt(L labours Tea (Crated) Ws. Lula& Tel. lea Asa Omaha{ Clo Igebee help. & Ors 11•41ter. It let lUss Do. { per Gent Prof.. etiaM, &Was, NatalLead&Ces.Co.N Ne&alia! mama WI I Its. u 686 ---- ad daWeintCreili Wethoelsa•mi.ll•. S. . Irma • It. MIS N.Zoaland T.tadL (La ism e.: -.. Do. Now .... Mo. la INn. OPoora erns MI Wm LW• 14a Fobs. amid Odes. Mom P.d.dIECL) . Now Elo de Jan. City ha.(l ) Do. do loyal Nom leottith Art. Invests LAtricam bath dnoliroitoa load liabtosaimio Tel. &dip Do. do. reiogroolt to India (L ) T.tt of Anit(L) I Pk Kingdom Tel. a., • Too IllmodohsTow4.. Pi I CL prim. 92 94 9 11: 66 11 - 67i 272 112 116 4 6 pal O 11 1 ei dis nt 0 60 IS 0 O 0 lipso IL WI 11 Its l i pm I I pea t7f I% i Ipi 14 46 _ . _ _. _ 4 dis 17 rif it 14 del 7 1 1 T!. I iiilPlml li tivaii 48 E 0 io► 891 id fie lif mud 87 89 i Ws }pm Si pa 61 _63 . SO zd ni 1 68 i lel le se, 34! PO OL prime I Salm 14 14 1 St St. zdi 71 I es Om IS tS 46 OO IPS OS 15 18 85 54 1•7 110 100 111 i die 758 II 6 101 101 dia II 1i 01 . 08 . He • id t 2 11 1 i 6 a. nil lta IS 21St} 77 1 1 dls i Pm i 1 pa n i 1 7. 1 1 M li ! Pla I i tar 60 U 72 76 12 Ipm i i di+ II 20 6 6 18 29 i li sop os et 112 143 1m par la U i I 63i eh 4 1 ,26 1 pa ( hi Par 14 16 uri ROTINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. iwar 17.—Bales today:—Oreat Baden; 1111— Oreat Northern. 121—London and North Western, 971-1114- land, Mg—North British, 601--Bouth Eastern, 92} 2 11—Dutch Ithenish,..:t :heat Luxemboorg, II 7-16 I—Oreat Western of Canada, 1 11-16—Brie,44—Onantre and Menge, 101 746—British and A Exchange Bank, y 8-16 p—Boyal Bank pref. 7 per cent, 1176—British and Foreign Matins, 1/ Al p.—Boyal inernr- MlO9, p.—Thames and Mersey Marina, en e. and b., 21 p.— Union aline, 1 16-16 2 1 1616, p. limmuanum, MAnce 17.—The transactions reported today were :—Oreat Western Birmingham Onarantend, 751-111rmlog. ham and Staffordairbe Oss, 100—Wolverhampton Ges,l9 o —end Birmingham Wagon, In par Aare. Prices steady. MINES-(THIS DAY J Two o'CLocz. There is a fair amount of business in the min ing market today. Wheal Seton are in de mand, and have risen about 91., the present quotation being 250 to 255. Tincroft are also firmer, at 21 to 22. East Caradon re main dull, at 43 to 4. North Roekear old shares are quoted 61 to 52 . ; ditto new, 10 to ; North Crafty, 44 to 54 ; Wheal Union, 5 to and Marks Valley, 84 to The tra nsactions off i cially reported in the Stock Exchange comprise the fol lowing, viz.: East Basset, 86 ; East Cern Brea, 94 and 94 ; Lally Bertha, I ; and Wheal Lud oott, 64. Foreign and colonial mining shares are more active, but prices are generally without change, Scottish Australian and Yudanamutana are firm, and Montes Aureoe and North Rhine dull. The Alwynton has arrived at the London Docks with 126 tons of copper ore for the Yuelaniunntana Mining Company of South Australia. The Lubra arrived at Port Adelaide on Jan. 23 from Port Augusta with 1400 bags of copper ore from the IYudanamutana Mines : and the Sea Snake bailed from Port Augusta on Jan. 24 with 200 tons of copper ore for account of the same company. At Worvas Downs meeting, on the 9tb inst., the accounts showed a balance of 761. 15s. ld. against the mine. In consideration of the favourable character of the report, it was resolved to carry this amount to the debit of the next account. INCINDIAII6II. —During the whole of yesterday ricks and stacks were burning on the farm of Mr. Smith, about, two miles from the turnpike rosd, near Edmontoc . The farmyard of Mr. Smith was well stocked with produce. Fortunately the stacks were at some distance from the farm. house, or the damage, in all probability, would bare been far greater than it has been. From the inquiries made it appears that a man named Wilson some time back called upon Mr. Smith to sign • petition in his favour, and on several occasions since be had been heard to say that very shortly they would see "old Smith's ricks in flames." About 1 io the morning one of the ricks was discovered to be cm fire, sod the wind blowing stiffly at the time drove the fire into a large stack of oats, and thence the flames reached a stack of hey consisting of nearly a hundred waggonloads. The engines of the parish, under the command el Mr. Fowler, the engineer, quickly attended, as well as others from Totten ham and sours of the London Brigade, under the alum of Mr. Bridges, the chief officer oftheA district. The mesas were set to work from ponds on the estate, but so great was the Sr. that one pond was quickly pumped dry, and it wee found necessary to get a greet many men to cut away the sides of the great stack, and by that means prevent the dames from reaching other mike. As late as 11 o'c'ock but eight the fire was not entireltextinguished, and the brigade 'acmes were still at work. he lasemilary, whom name is Wilson, has given himself into custody, end will be taken before the nmailgatee this day. The saucer was insured. I MONEY MAREBT.-(27116 DAY.) Two o'Ciocw. The funds remain steady, at yesterday's eloping quotations. The other marketa are quiet, and present few features of interest. English rail ways, on the whole, are rather flat. Foreign stocks are firm, and there is a further considerable rise in Turkish Consolid6s. The prospectus of the new Confederate Loan seems to be looked for with much interest, and is to be leaned this evening. Meanwhile the scrip is quoted 2} to 3 preen. The loan is to be issued through Messrs. John Henry Schroder and Co., of this city, the expected formal ratification and powers from the Confederate government having arrived yesterday. The Loan is to consist of 3,000,0001. of Seven per Cent. Bonds, to be offered at 90 per cent. It will be specially designated a "Seven per Cent. Cotton Loan," and one of its peculiar features is that the bonds are to be ex changeable against cotton, the latter being taken at the fixed price of 6d. per pound. This arrange ment is of course designed by way of attrac tion to the speculative appetite ; for, supposing it were possible to get the cotton away and sell it at Liverpool at 12d. per lb. (which is less than half the present price), the holder of a bond which has coat 901. might get from 1801. to 2001. In every respect, therefore, this is a very remarkable operation. The Confederate govern ment have agreed that the cotton shall be free from any additional export duties that may hereafter be imposed, and it is urged on behalf of the loan that the cotton hypothecated must be the first to reach the European market, inasmuch as the Confederate government will possess a monopoly of the means of transport to the oast. As a matter of course the security of the bondholders will depend en tirely upon the ability of the South to maintain its independence. The scrip of the Italian Loan is lower, at to prem. That of the Danish Loan is quoted 1} toll prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 438 fr. 75c., being rather more than it pen cent. worse than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 92} to } for money, and 921 to for the account (April 8). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 924, 1 ; ditto for account 924 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 904, ; New Three per Cents., 901, I ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1081, I ; ditto Bonds, 20e., 16e. preen. ; Five and-a-Half per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 1121 ; and Exchequer Bills, 55., 2s. dia. The foreign stock market is rather quiet, but there is still a good demand for Turkish Con solidi', which have again risen 1 per cent., being quoted 44} to 1. Greek Bonds are better, being last marked 21. There are also inquiries for Mexican and Italian. The Turkish. Loan of 1854 is now quoted 90 to 91 ; that of 1858, 68 to } ; that of 1862, 681 to 69} ; and Venezuelan Six per Ceuta., 58} to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows : - Bra zilian, 103; ditto, 1862, 1858, 1860, 93 ; Danish, 1863, 91} ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 64} ; Egyptian, 96}, 4, ex div. ; Greek, 20}, 21 ; Italian, for account, 70, 69} ; Mexican, for account, 311 ; New .Granada, 14, } ; Portuguese, 1862, 461 ; Russian, 1862, 94} ; 817/113411 New De ferred, 461 ; ditto Passive , 264, 27, 261 ditto Certificates, 94; Turkish, 1854, for ac count, 90} ; ditto, 1868, for account, 681, 4, ex div. ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 704, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 681 ; ditto, for account, 681, 693, 68} ; Venezuela, 1862, 581, 1, 4. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have notified that they will be ready on the 19th inst. to deliver the Venezuela Six per Cent. Bonds, in exchange for the scrip receipts issued for the loan of 1,003,0001. ; and also for the scrip receipts issued for the Coupons due on and from lat July, 1860, to Ist January, 1862, on the Venezuela Three and One-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds. About 8,0001. in gold was purchased by theßank yesterday. The steamer La Plata, from the West Indies, has brought 341,0001. in specie-viz., 224,0001. gold and 117,0001. silver. The her silver by the Shannon has not yet been sold, holders awaiting the result of the tenders to day for the government bills on India. Mexican dollars are without change. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were• generally steady, at last Friday's rates. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.171 to 18 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.151 to 16 ; Rotterdam, 3 montba,lLl7l to 18 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 23.415 to 30 ; Hamburg, Ins. boom. three months, 13.71 to ; Paris, 3 days, 25.20 to 5 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.50 to 21; Franktort.oe4lawMaine, 3 swaths, 1191 to ; Petersburg (par Toabls) i 'booths, 35 to ; Vienna, sit So., 3 unman. 11.80 to 5 ; Trieste, sir. fin, 3 months, 11.80 to 5 ; Madrid, 3 mouths, 49 to i ; Wit, 3 months, 481 to 49 ; Leghorn, 3 mouths, 23.55 to 60 ; Genoa, 5. months, 23.56 to CO ; Milan, 3 months, 25.03 to 80 „- Naples, 3 months, 25.60 to 5; Palermo, 3 meths, 25.60 to 5; Messina, 3 months, 25.60 to 5 ; Lisbon, 90 e.ays, 521 to l ; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 53. It is officially notified that the departure of the mail for Bombay, via Marseilles, which in due course should take place from London on the evening of the 18th inst., is postponed until the evening of to-morrow, the 19th inst. The number of shares applied for in the National Bank of Liverpool (Limited) exceeds 92,000, while the total to be allotted is only 10,000. It appears that the applications for the Italian Irrigation Company's loan now considerably exceed the amount required. We are requested to state that the list will be closed on Saturday. - - • • We are requested to state that no further ap plications for shares in the Intercolonial Bank of Australia and New Zealand will be received after Wednesday, the 25th inst. A general meeting of proprietors of the Char tered Bank of India, Australia, and China, is called for the Bth of April, when a dividend is to be declared. The first half-yearly meeting of the Indian Carry ing Company (Limited) is called for the 24th inst. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 21st Feb. were 15,8441. sterling, being 6921. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The Meggie Miller has arrived from China with 173 bales of silk. TIMIDLY Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 " buyers" for the Bth of April, receded this morning to 02} to but closed at v.* to 4. For money the last price was 92} to j. The - official business re port is as follows :—l'laree per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 92, 1, };ditto, foram:omit, 92} ;Three per Cents. Reduoed, got, t, ; New Three per Cents., 901, 1, ;30 years Anna., 1885, 141, 13-16 ; Bank Stock, M7l ; Indiastock, 227, 229 ; do. Five per Cent. stock, 108, }, }, ; ditto Four per Ceot. Deben tures, 100, I ; Five- end* -Half per Cent. " en faced " rupee paper, 112} Exchequer Bills were again offered, and declined ls., closing at 6s. to Is. dis. With the exception of Greek Bonds, which have fallen per cent, foreign stocks were firm. AGIAZIAW OIITRAGE.--On Friday last, a rspect able coring woman, who resides at Carraghroore, n ear Ternplemore, was arrested sad lodged in the bridewell of Templemore, charged with bevies rammed a man's attire. and haring Breda shot lets the derelliag-hoass of a man named Shanahan, her father-is-law, who also resides at Carraghmore. Same differeses existed between them respecting land. This is the first 'Marano, of this els» of agrarian outrage in the county Tipperary.—Dabtin Staling Mail. n 9 r p : 10 2B sd al fr siPZ ed. ! . I id. I 919 Pm 4 4