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

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) JUDGES' CHAMBER& (Before Mr. Justice Blackburn.) TIM CASE OF MIL SEEMAN? GIA)VER AGAIRET 1111 FRENCH GOVERNMENT. The case, which was reported in our paper a few days aim, xne on this day before Mr. Justice Blackburn. The ap plication was to remind an order of Mr. Justice Compton to extend the commission to examine witnemea in Paris to die 30th of April next. Mr. Berjeant tilover wee his own advocate sad attorney. Hodgson, barrister, appeared for Count de Penigny. The case wu fixed for yesterday, and the parties attended before the learned judge, and on the application of Mr. terjeaut Glover the matter stood over until this afternoon to answer an affidavit made by Mr. Cottrell, the attorney for the defendants. On the case coming on Mr. Justice Blackburn desired to know the grounds on which it was sought to set aside the order of Mr. Justice Crompton extending the commission to the 30th April n,xt. His lordship was handed the affidavit of Mr. Serjeant Glover, which has been before the public, and said he could see nothing in it to set acids the order. Mr. Serpent Glover said that there was no affidavit in the matter. He could not sea why it should be extended on a rows application. Mr. Joitice Blackburn said such matters were generally extended without affidavits. Mr Hodgson requested to read an affidavit of Mr. Cottrell, which he did, showing that the draft•matter of the com mission was not delivered to him until the 20th Feb., and therefore it was necessary to extend the time. Mr. Berjeant Glover asked permission to read an affi davit he had made in reply, which, being panted, he read it, charging the other aide with delay, and also said he was a laser to 20,0001., and the other side had all the biopsy et the French government at their back. Mr. Justice Blackburn interposed, and said he could see so reason to grant the application to vary the order extend ing the commission. Mr. Serjeant Glover hoped that he might continue his affidavit. He was out accustomed to the sharp practice of chambers. Mr. Justice Blackburn—Goon, go on. Mr. Sarjeant Glover—l am going on. The learned earjeant °occluded the affidavit. Ms Lordship said he maw no reaaoo to grant the applica tion, and the summons would be dismissed. Yr. fierjeent Glover said he had been put to 501. or 601. expense in Paris. Mr. Justice Blackburn said he could make no order. Mr. Hodgson raked for oats. _. _ Him lordship said they would be costa in the acre. There was another summons to extend the titne to answer interrogatories, which the court said would be taken after the cues in which counsel were engaged. Mr. Serjeaat Glover said he was a counsel, and he wished the case heard, es he could sot wait. Mr. Justice Blackburn declined, and peremptorily ordered all parties in the matter out of his promote. The summons of the learned oirjosat, to rescind the order of the commissioner to the 30th April, was dismissed. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Won Mr. Rasisinr Brougham) Di 11/1 rime 1101111130N-THI BANK OF DIPOrUT. The affairs of this well-known person were again brought before the court in the shape of • sitting for proof of debts, the sitting baring been appointed at the instance of a lady named Selina Williams, one of the unfortunate victims at the National Investment and Assurance Association, better bows as the Bank of Deposit. Mr. Godfrey (of the Chancery bar) appeared in support of the proof ; Mr. C. E. L ew i s oppoeed for the assignees. Mr. Lewis took an objection to the form of the proof, which was for 1801. In the present condition of the bank rupt's estate this proceerting• could only put the parties to expense, without the smallest possible benefit. The pieta already received had cot been more than sufficient tow the wparate creditors of Mr. Morrison lOs. in the pound would be a further dividend, but there waa no h op e prospect of those creditors getting 20a. in the pound ; and lintel they did so no joint creditor could participate in the meets. The proof now submitted was is this very peculiar form • it stated that Peter Morrison, being • partner in • certain amociation called the Nationel Antenna sad Invest- meet Association, was, at end before the filing et the petition, sad stall was, along with the other whose es were unknown to the deponent, and truly indebted to her in the sum of 1801. It sot say whether it was for money lent, or mosey advanced ; it did not give the smallest information as to the way in which the debt had arisen. There was • further objection that, there being solvent parties in this usociation, the rale in bealumptcy applied, and the creditors could not prove at all, but moat proceed spinet the solvent primer% If this proof were admitted the estate would be put to great expense, for there were thousands of creditors in a similar position, who would equally claim to have their proofs re corded against this estate, though they could derive no benefit from it. The Registesr inquired if the lady on whom behalf th e proof was tendered was present, and was answered in the negative.rri Godfrey submitted that it was not seminary to state in U; proof hew the debt The Regis:a: w ield the proof e 'I could not be admitted is its present sham. The coosideration for th e debt ought to ppear on the face of the proof. Mr. Lewis mid he should not have taken the objection, but if he nom assisted to rook a proof as this beteg ad mitted, the court would be orerwhalsed with similarproofs. Ir. Godfrey thought that that was a matter for the oon riclerstion of the creditors themselves rather than of the assignees. He did not think that it wen the province of the tripes' to object to any debt that was provable. The Registrar—lf von wish it I will adjourn the sitting at the expense of the applicant, in order that she may amend her proof. But before doing that I should like to bur Mr. Lewis on the question whether I have a right to appoint • sitting at all in a or.. like this, where the pro ceedings in bankruptcy have been suspended by a resolution of the creditors. Mr. Lewis said that Mr. Onauniasiower Hoiroyd had litee iL : d zoiated one sitting since the proreedinp were me arid therefore he did not take the objection. Registrar—Then let the aiming be adjourned as the expense of ►he claimant, for the purpose of haring the Roof saimsd.d. Low - he—lt is quite understood that I shall object to the proof oo the other ground wine it cense before the court egaio. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. (Before the Recorder.) The trial of Williams Budneell, for fraudulently with holding property and books and papers from his creditors after he had been duly adjudicated a bankrupt, was re sumed this morning ; sod after some additional evidence had been adduced, the jury returned a verdict of Not (hefty. The defendant was then put upon his trial upon a third indictment, which was proceeding when we went to press. NEW COURT. (Before the Common Serjeant.) Thossms RicAey, 50 warehouseman, pleaded guilty to steeling 100 yards of silk, the property of John Maltase Payson and Co.. his masters. Mr. Pater prosecuted, and Mr. Sleigh defended. Mr. Sleigh appealed to the court to deal mercifully with the prisoner a. he tool lien drawn into the commission of this offence through his desire to settle some debts, which, with their interest, pressed heavily upon him. Mr. Peter said that the prosecutors desired that the Prisoner might be leuieotly dealt with. He had been 8 Years in the prosecutors' service, and had a salary of 200/. a Year, and partial board. • The pr:ioner wss *solenoid to 12 months' imprisooment. David Edward Jatimon pleaded guilty to setting fin to a ■tack of hay, the property of George Henry Randall, 41 Hampstead. The Common.Fierjeant sentenced him to IS mouths' imprisonment. Frederick An:sings, Z 3, braos.cutter, pleaded guilty to feeling sod uttering a request for the sum of 21. 19e. with intent to defraud Merles Edward wiimon, and woe entenced to twelve mnoths' imprisonment. Charles Daniel Barrington, 24, sailor, pleaded guilty to ta indictment for bigamy, and was sentenced to one modes imprisonment. TUE POLICE COURTS. mils DAY.) CLERILOT WELL. A FEW AND DANGLIOUS STIR= OF STRUT ROBBERT. Re-hard SniatA, aged 21, a hootntaker, having oo hones, was charged on remand before Hr. Barker with stailiag from the person of Mr. Richard Sisett, of Clannidoe.street, &viers-tows, a silver gilt 'eta sad gold Albert chain. hie Fr.operty, Pentoovilla road. He was further charged with vichatly amaultiag the complainant at the same time sad place. Wakelieg appeared for the prisoner. From the evidence it appeared that the pmascator 81,0 c111, the 22nd nit. , about nine in the morning, was paw THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 8, 1863. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE -• lag through Pentonville-road, and when passing the corner of North-street the prisoner threw a handful of white P in his face. Fortunat e ly moa t o f th e pepper went on leis hat, and not into his eyes, as intended. The prisoner threw the pepper with his right band, and with the left made • grasp at the prosecutor's watch and chain. He palled at the chain with such force that when he broke it he stumbled backwards, and nearly fell. The prisoner then ran away, and he f o ll owe d and seized him, on which the Prisoner drped the watch and called out " Now mate, mate, look tharp." The prosecutor stooped and picked up his watch, and afterwards picked up one of his keys. He still kept bold of the prisoner. On the way to the *Utica the prisoner said the prosecutor ought to think himself lucky that the stuff he threw did not take effect, or he would never again have seen his watch. Tne prisoner did all be could to get away, and had not the complainant been a stronger man than kis assaibiat, the latter would have made his escape. There was a man with the prisoner. but the prosecutor said he should not be able to identify him. The prisoner, in defence, said he could not deny the charge, but be had done it through distress, and being in want of bread. A previous 000riction for felony having been proved against the prisoner, on which octagon he had snuff in his pocket, Yr. Harker fully committed him for trial. WORSHIP-STREET. roliczAutiarr OF BIRTH IT A SERVANT. Eliza Jordan, 26 years of age, was charged before Mr. Ceche with the above-mentioned offence. Mrs Blade, a widow, living at 46, Preston-street, Mile. end New Town, said that prisoner, whom she had known for • considerable time, arse to her about a month Moos, representing that she bad left her service and was desirous of a lodging for • short period. Witness, well aware that the young woman had been in • situation for three years, gave her the required accommodation, totally unacquainted with the fact of ber being encienie. On Tuesday week lark in con sequence of • communication made by a person named Eliza Poniton, • search was made. and in the prisoner's bedroom foun d a female infant, wrapped in • black cloth and lying in the fire-place, which bad • screen before it. The police were consequently informed of this, and the child was removed to the workhouse, Eliza Poulton deposed that she too was quite unacquainted with the prisoner's condition, although they slept together, nor was she disturbed on the night in question. On the following day, however, she observed an below stairs that induced her to 'peak with Mn. Iliad. respecting them, and subsequently the infant was found as described. Dr. Granger Tandy, of Spital-square, said the child was full grown ; • mark was round the neck, apparently pro duced by a cord, and the body was covered with cinder ashes an d dust ; there had not been any medical attend ance. lie could not at present state if it had been a live birth. Holmes, 102 N, stated that he apprehended priaooer at the Pavilion Theatre, Whitechapel•road. He had searched the room at Mrs. Slade's, but could not find any child's clothes. Mr. Cooke remanded the prisoner, whose excitement was so great that the evidence could be scarcely heard in consequence of her loud sobbing and cries of " Oh my poor mother and child." Bendel!, the gaoler, finally carried her from the dock insensible. The English bishops who have not signed the address to Bishop Cole= are Bishop Thirlwall, of St. David's; Bishop Davies, of Peterborough ; Bishop Hampden, of Hereford ; and Dr. Ellicott, the recentlywppointed bishop of Gloucester and Bristol. The names of two Irish bishops—Dr. Griffin (Limerick) and Dr. Fitzgerald OCR lake) —are also absent. The Contemporaneo of Madrid, in the last num ber which has come to hand, has replaced its first article by the fallowing lines :—" Fink at nine o'clock this morn ing a government agent came and suppremsd three para graphs of our leading article. Secondly, at half-past nine another agent came and prohibited six other paragraphs. Thirdly, at a quarter to ten a third agent called and sup pressed the remainder of the article. This incident is en tirely new in the annals of the press. Yet, it is laid Spain possesses a constitutional government !" -- - - FIR= AND NARROW ESCAPE —(THIS DAY.) — Shortly before three o'clock in the morning a fire broke out in the premises belonging to Mr. F. Aysford, beerohop keeper, No. 39, Bath-street, Gig-road. When discovered the flames bad obtained a stroog hold of the lower part of the building, and the inmates were in their beds asleep. By repeatedly knocking at the strestdoor and the springing of rattles the inmates were made sensible of the great claimer to which they were exposed, and assistance having arrived, the whole of them were enabled to reach the street in safety. Mr. Ardord's stock in trade, his furniture, and other effects, ware destroyed, and the building burned out The loss will fall upon the Liverpool and London Fireofiloe. About 5 o'clock a.m. a Are took place on the premises of Mrs. Am Fisher, brtishinaker, at No. 5, Old Best-road, near the Bricklayer's Arms. The drying house and store were nearly destroyed, and half the roof burned. Insured in the Sun-office. 1 Paurratue Pismo?: Sociarir.—At the general meeting yesterday, Mr. W. Scott, in the chair ,the report for the peat year showed that 8251. had been paid in pensions ; the year's sulassiptions amounted to 9464 4s. 4d. • funded property, 19,8181 1 9e. sd. ; interest thereon far Che year, 3541. 9s. Eight ao were elected, making 76 now on the funds. Mr. William Glowed was re-elected treasurer. The report announced the resignation on account of declining health of Mr. Hodson, who had been secretary to the society for thirty-three years. A comph mentray resolution was passed, accepting his resignation ; and Mr. Hodson, Tun, (who bad performed the duties during his father's illness) wee elected secretary. Mr. Pope was riselseted collector. MILLINERS AND DZERBILAIZES' BENEVOLENT Ix anrrnow.—On Saturday evening the annual meeting of the members of this arisoctation was held at Willis's rooms. Dr. Brewer prodded, and was supported by Dr. Stewart, Mr. James Tumor, Mr. W. Watson, Mr. St. L'isir, Mr. Thorley, Mr. Oard, Mr. Bevenscroft, Mr. Hill, he. The chairman, in opening the business of the evening, said he was glad that during the year the semeio tic° had been so successful It was, he argued, incumbent on everyone to mike provision for seasons of sickness sad distress. The report stated that the gross receipts of the year had been 6941. 13s. 3d. After the claims of the imeo elation had been met, and 4001. invested in the Three per Cents., 1281. 17s. 114. remained at the beakers'. The easels of the association were given et 8,1201. 13a. Ed. Oa the motion of Mr. ninnies the repent was adopted ; and after the remaining business had been treasacted the meet hag terminated, with a vote of thanks to the chairman. Tae MOUT HONOURABLE AND LOYAL SOCIETY Or ANCIENT Barross.—Eat night the 148th anniversary of this excellent institution was oeligsated at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Qum-street. Lord Kenyon occupied the chair. The usual loyal toasts were given by , the chairman, and very heartily received. Tbe Bong of `God save the Prince of Wales" was admirably rendered by Mr. Perron, its Me chorus being sustained by the National lodist Choir, under the able leadership of Mr. Kinpbury, he. Major- General Wood responded to the toast of "The Army, Navy, and Volunteers." In proposing the Meat of the everting, the chairmen mentioned that 2,274 boys had been admitted into the schools, sad wholly maintained ; whilst 706 girls (of whom 597 have gone to service) had been similarly pro vided for. An eloquent a to the charity of the Welsh men present was responded to by contributions amounting to nearly 1,0001. PROPOSED Nrw CONSULLTES.—The council of the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce, at their meeting yester day, itgreed to memorialise the Foreign-office in favourof the appointment of a British consul, without salary, at Bremen. A letter from the African Aid Society, relative to the sp. pointmeet of a consul at Rail*, oo the Niger, was directed to be transmitted to the African Association. EMIGRATION ROM LIVERPOOL.—The Liverpool emigration officials have just issued their usual monthly re turn of the number of emigrants sailing from the port of LiverpooL From these statistics we perceive that the number of ships which sailed " under the act " during the past month were to the United States 14 ships, with 4,230 paseengers ; to Victoria 3 ships, with 917 passengers and to Queetaland one ship, with 291 passengers-me • total of 5,523. The number of "short ship', or vemels not under the act, which left the port with passengers, were to the United States 12 ship; with 676 passengers ; to New South Wales one ship, with 23 passengers; to Victoria one ship, with 30 passengers • to South Anierica 4 ships, with 24 passengers ; to Africa ' l ship, with 12 passengers ; and to the West ladies 1 ship, with 10 passengers—making a grand total, in ships under the act and short ships, of 6,288 soul.. This shows an increase of 1,397 passengers over the previous month, and of 3,920 over the corresponding month of last year. EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY 01 , GOLD IN SURSIX. —A few weeks ago a labourer mused NS illiam Butcher, in the service of Mr. Adams, of Robertsbridge, who occupies a farm at Mountfield. while ploughing on the farm turned up about 11 pounds weight of gold in a solid stets. From it. appearance he supposed it to be old braes, and sold it as such for 6d. per pound. It subsequently passed through several hands, until it mine into the possession of a man named Stephen Willett, a fly driver in Flutings, who had been a gold.digger in California, and who recognised the true value of the metal. The story became noised id.road, however, and reached the ears of the lord of the manor, on whose property it had bees found. Willett was takes into custody on the charge of refusing to give up the gold or account for its disposal ' and on Saturday lent was finally examined on the charge, Mr. Lewis, from London, angering for the prisoner. The charge spinet him was dismiss ed, on the posed that the loath'r had so kurisdictioe. CRYRTAL PAl.icL—The Crystal Palace will be open to the public on Saturday sent, 7th of March, forms al tereoce and evening /Be, and orders have been issued for all decorations sow being constructed for the wedding feta lobe completed before that time. Soots lErwsuscrrow Iltraavx—During the week seeing Feb. 28, the slaters have been as follows :—On Monday, Tuesday, and Satarday, hie days, open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., 8,821; co Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, Medea& days ledmissise to the public fidl, open from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m., 1.179 ; total, 10,005. F rom t h e miming of the museum , (ay marry° nasaaara.) NOTTINGHAM MEETING.--(TIII8 DAY.) ENTRY FOR TRIAL STAKES. One mileanda quarter. Flying Fish, Flirtation, Memnon, Killarney, Twilight, and King Christmas. All are hem. NOTTINGHAM HANDICAP. One mile end a half. Flirtation, Henham Lass, Little Dick, Mountain Maid f, Soothsayer, Drumstick, Donne Canna, Revolver, and Writ are here. STAND PLATE. Beltran.. Peignoir, &eines; Fetri, Antar, Mn. Somerville, and of Cadiz are here. SIACCARONI STAKE . Two miles. Pilgrim, Yellow Dwarf, Jiogling Jenny, Wilford, Mies Taft, Yorkminater, Wali Ali Shah, Red Robin, Shuttlecock, Venus, Baron, The Wren, Warrior, Vanity, and Tommy are here. 100 100 100 100 100 100 SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwow. The amount of business in the railway market continues limited. Great Eastern stock has im proved 4 per cent, while South Eastern has de clined to a like extent The other principal stocks are quoted the same as at the close of business yes terday. Metropolitan shares have risen 2s. 6d., the present quotation being 14 to I, ex the new. London and North Western stock is now quoted 994 to 100, ex div. ; Great Western, 66/ to 1, ex div. ; Midland, 126/ to j, ex div. and n. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 109 to 4, ex div. ; South Eastern, 93/ to 94, ex div., ; Great Eastern, 49/ to ex div. ; Caledonian, 1162 to 1171 ; Great Northern, 123 to 124, ex div. ; and London and South Western, 100/ to 1014, ex div. Indian lines are firm, and Canadian inactive. 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FUNERAL OF MR. DANIEL WHITTLE HARVEY. (THIS DAY.) This morning the mortal remains of the late chief commissioner of the City police force were consigned to their last resting place in the burial ground of the Unitarian chapel, the Gravel. pits, Hackney road. The funeral cortege was /very simple, in accord ance with the expressed desires of the deceased, the ceremonial being confined' to the private relatives and friends and the police authorities of the City. The proces sion left the Old Jewry at ten o'clock in the following order : Motes ; the City police band, under the direction of Inspector Forager; 480 police constables of the City force marching four deep ; the plain clothes constables ; Mr. Ha milton, chief of the detective force ; the de tective force, Masers. Brett, Ilaydon, Haggett, Fen nell, Spittle, Webb, Mom, Packman, and Green ; the clerks of the deceased gentleman's department, headed by Mr. Moore ; the hearse, containing the cod* made of polished oak, with gilt ornaments, having an inscription " Daniel Whittle Harvey, Esq., died Feb. 24, 1863, aged 77." The hearse was drawn by four horses, and was fol lowed by two mourning coaches and pair, conveying the mourners. The procession was concluded by an moon of constables. The body was borne to the beam and also to the grave by eight sergeants of the force, end the pall was borne by Inspectors Howard, Cole, ilby, and Shelford. The hand played the "Dead March" in Saul, The Hundredth Psalm." and "The Realest Hymn," in their pogrom' through the metropolis, the route being vie Moorgate•street, London-wall, and Biehopegate street, to the place of interment. A greet number of per sons in the route testified their respect for the deceased by pmtially closing their shops, and a very numerous throng followed the procession. SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) At the half-yearly meeting of the proprietors, held this afternoon at the London Tavern, Sir Jamie CABMICHAIL in the chair, the report, recommending the dividend at the rate of 4 per cent per annum, having been liken as read, and the chairman having proposed its s ioption, Mr. CONCIItXVI moved and Mr. RANBURY proposed an amendment for postponing the yinent of a dividend until the company was in a sounder • position The dismission on the amendment bad not terminated when our report was despatched. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. The mining market continues active. East Bas sett shares have declined 51., while Great Fortune, North Roekear, North Crofty, Tincroft, Wheal Lud cott, and Wheal Seton have improved. Illogan are actively i nqu ired for. Cook's Kitchen are now quoted to 304 ; Drakewalls, 24 to # ; East Caradon, 46 to ; East Russell, 5 1 to ; East Rosewarne, 34 to ; Great South Tolgus, 61 to • Great Fortune, 35 to 4 ; North Roekear, 604 to 614 ; North Crofty, el to 54 ; ' Stray Park, 36 to 38 Tincroft, 204 to 21 • Wheal Harriett, 31 to • Wheal Ludoott , Bto ; Wheal Seton 245 to 250 ; Illogan, 1# tog ; East Cain Brea, 104 tog • South Tolgus, 66 to 68 ; and East Bassett, 85 to : 90. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. Yudanamntana are firm. The Directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received by telegram from Lisbon the following report, dated Morro Velho, January :—Produce, nine days of January, 11,980 oitavas ; yield, 8.908. Remittance, 85,232 oitavas. All going on well. At the meeting yesterday of the Cardiganshire Consolidated Mining Company, the amounts showed a profit for the eleven months ending January, of 961. The balance of liabilities over meets was 284/., but against this there was ore sold on September 25, amounting to 3121. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS. gins DAY.) (DT ELZOTILIC AND INTONATIONAL TALSORAPEL) (MIX 001 OWN 001 • Carroll.—The market opens very dull and drooping, and sales will probably not exceed 2,000 bales. Come—The market moderately attended. Vi'best irre- Fine qualities declined Id. to 3d. since Friday. Flour dull. Indian corn 3d. per quarter lower. Beans te c aid te l. Good demand for seed oats; inferior sorts neg. Oatmeal very dull. MINCING LA N& -(THI8 DAY.) - - Suoan.—The market has opened very on:fitly, although very little is declared for public sale, the demand privately being inastave no important sales having been effected. Relined is else: fiat, with but little business doing. Corm .—A fair amount of business is doing in colonial descriptions at full prices. I'LL—The public sales of about 40,000 packages were commenced this morning. and will continue for some days. The panels already passed thew no material alteration in prioes. r _ Itica.—The sales are confined to small pares* white Bengal at 13. ; cargo, As. 3d. Rum.—About 50 casks of good Demerara sold at ls. 7d. to la. 10d. for large to small packages. SALTPITILE. —6OO bags sold, average refraction about Gid., at 375. 6d. COTTON. —The market continues to show a deeliniog teadeaey, about 500 bales sold. TALLOW MARICET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet, at the annexed prices :—Town tallow, 435. 9d. net cash ; Petersburg Y. 0., on the spot, 435. 9d.; March. 435. 6d. to 434.9 d. ; April to June, 44e. ; October to December, 46a. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Harry and Easton report trade slack et the following prices: —Prime meadow hey, 70a. to 7:e.: superior ditto. 78s to 84e. ; inferior ditto, 60s. to 60s. ; rowen, 50a. to 60a. ; clover, old, 90s. to 115 s. ; ditto, second cut, 80e. to 106 a.; straw, 30s. to Me. A CHILD SUFFOCATED BY • FEATH ER. —OD Friday evening Mr. Cartier held an inquest at the Grenxiat Boy public-house, Greenwich. on the body of Ellen Cremour, • child seven months old. It appeared that the mother placed the child in bed during the afternoon, and on going to it two boars afterwards found it deed. At the post-mortem exa mination of the body • feather was found in the throat of the deceased, which it must have sucked from the pillow on which it had been lying. The jury returned a verdict that death resulted from suffocatina by a Nether. DEATH ON TH E WAY TO A CEMETERY.—Yesterday afternoon George Holiday, about 45 years of age, a collar and barons maker, of 8. t'larendoa-street, Clarendon-square, Somers-tows, expired under the following melancholy circumstances. It appears that the deceased got into omni bus 7,352 in Oxford-street. accompanied be his siater.in.law, with the intention of proceedi ng to Keeled green Cemetery for the purpose of planting dowers on the grave of his brother-in-law. The omnibus had not gone more than 100 yards, when the conductor was called so, sod informed that the deceased was iu a fit. A cab we. immediately w and sod the deceased removed in it by Bird, 114 C. to the Middlesex hospital, when life was found to be extinct. DEATH or • CENTENAII AN. —lllrm. Broad, • widow lady, for many years a reeideat in Minim, died on Thum& morning last, in the 103rd year of her ego. The deoee up to within a very short time of bee death, was able to ;led and write without the aid of glasses, and np to • recent period was in the !whit of walking to Mailing and back. On the anniversary of her hundredth birthday, a lady awmaintance was suggesting to her the amount of relief she would experienm by using a walking-dick, when the characteristic reply was, " But, my dear, it makes one look so anciant."—South daatern Gasetk. DADDIANY &NANDI AND MODEL DIDINTUIN ITOOIEL 10. 1 51. 1 STOOKS. INlnvrbrr. i ia WNW Gllhrea.ll..alankJulf IS IN ^MI Itireddllipeir.allopt. pN skaai N. 11•44. Jun. 44.1 lily ISO - ST 1111 - 1 14. 1164 4416 . • elk - - *it LIMMIONS.-44P.44. 154 11l 104 EERIER POBBISSIONS. iii. Ira I 2.1110r871. I =4r ' I 11 p.m. 368 all 411281/4 MR loonsimo id II S.Y/6 Dist. Wu 00.104.8µ 1111 06 106 2 Do. New ISi I Do. New. 1 Worm 4 101 A DolltiolledialtwooiL— -91 all Do. 91dloossm . 41 8 180 180 9411..1nak..600667/ . 19 10610 lida.,ta pal 77 10 WS Dia* 73 76 ... 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Z. al Cum& 4p. a B3 86 10 M. 100 &bd., sus per oust— 1 1 81. 1I Do. d 0.6 00 Do. DYkl do. 1061061 10 4 :1 . do. Pm 10 16 Do. Polsob, do.. 1 Pm 84. 100 Da. do. do. 103 104 44. 100, D0.10d.11a1at...1078 98 100 99 BRIT= 11121D1 4,00071 2,900 I 1• Cumbrian Co.. Gold, L =lord Area Der. G. Cow. Cravistit) Nut Bunt (llow) Haat Clamart Gold Pro) Part Curator' Nast Cars Brno II LIU. lined (laviath ) Grumbler & IL Aribra Groat South Torino G. Wh. Vor (Holston) Growths Hired s-Toot Lady Bertha =o v t a Cy rahmoN liwrody Isom Of. • Sodom N. Wh. Boasot (Mopa) North Whoa G EI rotty Losay) Par Oons. (St. Provides** r. Want). L Clarsdas tit Cloor) IL Oars Bros (Glow) 1 L W. hums Glm) Stray Pork ( Tumor elLtLoad - iii 10.000 9,144 8,000 4,000 481 9,000 8,908 ilaii I,OSi 11.000 0,000 44;:iii ? 3°°" 1 - iiii SAW lAN 6,060 4600 1.46 ibed ilo — Ori - ft — West e. & e. sed) Wedgy Wd Demi Dll u e d r i f) IR Beller th) Wb. Kitty ( u. Wed) Wheel lade= A. Wary 4 no(liolaton , Wheel eel= Wh. Trelawney ildk , Union i 24.6. 2.10.8 S ft 7 LIT li &a par IPO 12 Eiji 510 95 100 16L par 46 47 10} /Of 41 Of 16 15 rOUION YLNIM. 10i ' - It 14 46 60 3 114 ti i 1 04 ft 136 144 si 8 P 4 (CI. Woos. 1 ealia MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Clocc. The funds to-day are firm, at yesterday's closing quotations. The principal business has consisted of preparations for Thursday's settlement. The other markets are steady. Little change has occurred in English railways. As regards foreign bonds, the only feature of importance is a fresh rise in Spanish Passive. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentea were quoted 70fr. 15c., being i t per cent. better than yesterday. The scrip of the new Danish Loan is quoted 2 to 2} prem. Consols are now quoted 924 to 4, both for money and the account (March 5). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 924, 4 ; ditto, for account, 924 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, 4, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 914, 4, ex div. ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 14 13-16 ; Bank Stock, 239, 237 ; India Five per Cent, stock, 1084, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1001, 4 ; ditto Bonds, 14s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, 2s. prem. Spanish Passive Bonds have again advanced, being marked as high as 274. The Certificates also continue in demand. Buenos Ayres Bonds are firm, Mexican dull, and Turkish, Italian, and Venezuelan steady. Greek Bonds have again de clined 4 per cent. Some of the present quo tations are annexed :-Turkish 1864 Loan, 90 to 4 ; ditto, 1858, 69 to 4, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 691, to 70 ; the Consolidife, 414 to 4, being 4 higher than yesterday ; Greek, 194 to 4 ; and Venezuelan Six per Cents., 594 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :- Buenos Ayres, for account, 95; Egyptian, 974, 97, ex div. ; Greek, 194, 4 ; Italian, for account, 69, 4 ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 72 ; Mexican, for account, 324, 4 ; Moorish, 934 ; New Granada, 144, 4 ; ditto, Deferred, 74 ; Portuguesei 1862, 47 ; Russian, 1850, 914 ; ditto, 1859, 594; ditto, 1862, 944, 4, 4 ; Sardinian, for account, 84, 834 ; Spanish, for account, 531; ditto, Passive, 271, 4,4, 4 ; ditto Certificates, 104, 4 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 90 ; ditto 1858, 694, ex div ; ditto for account, 694, 4, ex div. ; ditto 1001. bonds, 724, 73, ex div. ; ditto 1862, for account, 704, 694 ; Venezuela, for account, 234, 244; ditto 1862, 594,4. Ottoman Bank shares are quoted 414 to 424. The steamer Shannon, from the West Indies, has brought no less than 934,0001. in specie, viz., 611,0001. silver, and 323,0001. gold. The Sea Star has arrived from Adelaide with 13,0001. in gold. The Oneida, from Brazil for Southampton, has arrived at Lisboa, with 2,5611. scie. The steamer Atrato has taken 13,900/. in specie (silver) for the West Indies. It is officially notified that the Stook Exchange will be closed on Saturday, the 7th, and Tuesday, the 10th, of March, by order of the Committee. Lloyd's, the Baltic, and Jerusalem Cotfee-houses will also be shut on both of those days, as pre vionsly mentioned. The demand for United States Five per Cents. continues, and the price has risen to 61 to 62, being a total advance of no less than 6 per cent. in the course of a week. The transactions in this stock today have been very large. The demand is still on Dutch account, and can only be attributed to as idea that, whether through the French mediatioa or otherwise, the end of the American war is not distant. . . An instalment of 5 per cent fell due yesterday on the Portuguese Loan foe 5,000,0001. stock, making 30 pm. cent. paid. There are only three more in stalments to be met on this loan, v iz, :-5 per cent on the Ist of May ; 4 per cent. on the 2nd of June,; and 5 per cent. on the Ist July. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have received the following sums by the packet from New Granada :--Santa Marta, 1,0841. 14e. 3d. ; Carta gena, 5141. ; Sabanilla, 3901. 7s. Bd.-1,9891.25. ld. Messrs. Baring are also advised of a remittent). from St. Jose de Cuenta of 5321., but which has not yet come to hand. The mail from Guayaquil bas brought a remit tance of 1,7701. ls. 51. ou account of the dividends on the debt of Ecuador. _ . The soath Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 9121. ; and the Brighton an increase of 1,3921. Mr. James Tulloch, the senior inspector of the London and County Bank, who has been eighteen years in that establishment, has been appointed general manager of the Bank of Wales. A general meeting of the shareholders in the Commercial Bank of London, now winding up, is called for the 24th lust. The annual meeting of the Bank of Aultralasia is called for the 30th inst. _ Theildf:yearlinieitini of the Ottoman Railway Company is convened for the 30th inst. The profit on the operations of the Copiapo Ex tension Railway Company for the mouth of December is officially stated at 1,530 dollars, and that of the Copiapo Gas Company, for the same period, at 1,445 dollars. MONDAY EVENING. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 92 t both for money and next Thursday's settlement, were first marked this morning 924, and closed at 924 to 4. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 924, 4, ; ditto, for account, 924, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 924, 4, I ; New Three per Cents., 921, 44, ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 754 ; Bank stock, 239 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1004 ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 106. The India Five per Cent. stock ream us at 1084 tot , and Exchequer Bills at 2s. die. to 2s. preen. he intimation that the March Bills are to be renewed at the present rate of interest (viz., 24 per ceut. per annum) tends to promote I .eadiness in the market fur these securities. The transactions in foreign stocks were to a mo derate extent. Prices in some cases were better and 111 others lower. _ . _ Ocean Marine shares closed to-day r.t n to prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 2i to 4 prem. ; Universal, l/ to 1 dia. ; Commercial Union 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; and London and Provincial Marine, The closing quotations for shares in new under. takings were as follows :—British and Foreign Marine, 21 to / prem. ; Cannes Hotel, 1/ to 21. prem.; Oil Wells of Canada, 3to 4 Forn- ; Bank of Wales, par to prem. ; City of London Fire and Life, 3to 4 prem.; City Discount, to j prem.; Joint Stock Discount, # to j prem. ; Petroleum Trading, to prem.; South Kensington Hotel, 1 to 1 prem. ; Bristol and South Wales Zinc, 1# to 2 prem. ; Loudon and South American Bank, 4 to 2 prem. , and Interoolonial Bank of Aus tralia and New Zealand, 2 to S prem. Auksßea Des Awned. UMW - Dena. Llallne.(lAml Cape Copper (Weibel) Ws M Silver 0,2 0-OLL Doe Pedro,N. vet my Illamotata Copper Owl Del Itey(Lthaited) ger Fortuna (1121. ) m' 61.N.0p.e. Aestrata{L Upside (the.) Mem leialtaolon llo L Aialts Anzeoe Bras. °ay. N. lithln•C. of Postitaud BliveeLesd Idaata Barbara Gold If /kolalab Austin. (Liza) Staoha dal Bay (tin. ) Oohed alszlears_. ism couver Coal (ila.) W.,rthine - JOINT 'TOOK Ow lams awl U. bait. Mina. 1 100 andoLom.*Ll.•rposi 60 ,Anik• Portuvese (Urs tilAsiteslo•l* Balk at= IM'Bek of 100 'Bank of Qllooollllnd IL 60 &Wand American Bs. (L 60 !tldtiab r. Ammo' Quit.BLbrit. cottuari.: C. M. 30 Imo"Aaa..4.n. Overt M. at Isis. do U 4.......... . . 9 400 1 0 _ lees. Batik of Cansdi.. Emil& an I Irialt (Ls.) inmilent.&ausi cues te. Mindaen.ChlitattJap.a4 Intssmial Bank. Limited tendon and Brazilian.. Loa.B.Ayrea&B.Plate CL Lon. Ch. lent .4 dame. London and Colonial (1.. Leaden and aunt) W/Mot Mock and Middlesex (L. Loa. and Northern (L L.odw. d vuu. a 4f.• Lae. & B.Wesken (Lbw! Loa. and Weetininie. IN•Vo. & Prov,lleak (L.I Yo7ia;e'r - vea - IN.Pro. of . Do. New National bona New Boo* Wales Oriental Beak eorporo Ottoman Doak Do. Now Plewtnetel !ctnda Poni.,!! Dead (I.' 81and.of Itrit.B.Altica4Ll Onion 4 , 1 .1 Us. ot logg.ltlreace (I. Milos of Jima (Um.). Ilmlos el Landes .. No. I dh. I COXPVIIItoI, &wk.-Madam 111 M Atlaatle RI. Mall '0.3 Atlantic Telegraph (I : , s 3 &LaMar= (LhalSed). barite Wacarworts Reashay Oaa. Ladled- Brit,. AMAMI Lad B.A.At 1.1•10 Maeda !gad Codas Company ChiaagJapanLat.Nar Cam OMende Tram Ooo.ila.opay.dialeanit Do. Pr0t..71 pot coot. altrooo. ..!oroteronor .. . Do. I p. of. Oorp.Drh LlodiaCotionApeney,l. L. (Mita twAl. ruit p, Kxst lanai rr.g..t prntttt To..opoph tug. sad Avrt. t by. Geo. Steam Narlsisiol argot Skip (Llealtea) . De. 174 Pei • en! f';•*/ Indian ('terying (L). Italian Irrigation Cans: !Le.. Ulatrirt r•L L. uht Onn. Omnibus 0, litadr.ia dc (xle Mediae,. It. TA _ . Prof..Da 8 sent. 11.x61Pa1., Car., &Wag. Utuutud, Norb.I•laeoal&I row I NotherlapA. L.B p. a.pri Y. I<rnt.o. A \ e••• N.Zealand T.andL. N. MIL A U•41116•Arl Orient& (Mi Do. Now (Joke. h. '.to. Moo, • Woman Gas Peel Diver Land et Yu Pools. and Odes. Dam, Da Now QnsbradaLd. Now I Do &Jan. City Do. mai 84 :1 ,anntt..ll A-tat In••• 47.:: %African Irrigalay.(L Inonth auctrauaei LAWS linbalartne T6l. Mari]; roegropb to bras (L) T.& AL of Ari(L) tl. rfoot&LA.Co.U.Carao& Ra franKaoon. leL Tam DiansiCe U 4$ 14 1$ 14 106 106 •1 47 zdl 24 25 id 121 124 2411 12.1 e 1224 id 1114 136 Id 10) 101 id 662 061 id X 76 z I d ri 73 d! 114 115 40 42 . 99} 100• :al Not 46 46 131 141 LtSl p Idtra I L ' 96 Met:. 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Dar I II Jpm 90 let j a tilts psr 11 is poi 3f 61 pin I rlo 1 a * I Pla I M dm Psi 50 63 72 TS 13 11 pok IS t J se 211 I le to 110 145 1 61. par 30 SI a I I 1 as ohs s tra i 1 Poi i das par 31 Li -p. 1 fLtro.). Ha la. la. la all PROVINUAL SEAM MARKETS. LierarooL, MARCH 2.—Eaks to-day :—Loeston and North Western, fay—Great Luxembourg, 16—Albloa Insurance Coro psny, 11 3-16 Ix—Empire Marine Insurance. p.—Unlon Marine Insurance, 2i 4.-143 p.—Mercantile Exchange Bank ILinskedl, witp. knUMneilei, listen I.—Birmingham Canal shares were .old at Psi ex dlr. - Ilstr.eolltan Wagon shares, at SI.. to dr., prem. —and Olonsester Wagon, New, at I pm. ex dlr. ELlway shares are a shade lower than on Saturday, when Loo dos 411.1 North Waters stood at 100 ex dtv. : to-day It closes 9111 to lOU. Mini um dna . _ M1110111:11113. MARCH. 2.—Then was • good hosiers., bet s.B lower prices :—BulTalo and lake Huron, 4—(lreat Hasten, 4 a;;Cdrat Northern A. 1211—Greet Ship, 7a—Gant Western of . I'!lll6—Great %Yr.:tern. eft—lllinois ecettal, 11 d.— Istacashire and Yorkshire, lAt—Loudon sad North Western, 9911 tll1 —Manchester, Sheffield, snit Lincoloshina 434 IC 1 6 1 - - orth 631 3 North Eastern, York. 874 notith Eastern, 94 31 lIIIi 4 Sj , —Ditto Sire Per Cent. I've. ps: I p—Sletrupolitmt, 11 1.::1 I.: 15.16 —Ditto New, 21 p.—tank of Manchester, 5 11.-411.114nd New (AL) Pre: so Cl p.—Ditto (41.) ditto, is. p.—Cape roan Kali and Dock Sidi. [NO'S GALE... 6 110.NPITAL —it a meeting of the council of this institutiou us Midi; last Dr. Priestley, of the Moldlnes Hospital, a•as elected to the übstetm car t, nee Dr. Arthur lane, reaped. ,c..•« 1.1 -T t If Ii rfe 114 i i i id 24! i 811 zol 11% aSi In a- u To/ 441 4) 26 i -. 77 12 Salsa. id