The Express. — London, England, 1863-02-12 00:00:00

L..... PRESENTATION OF THE FREEDOM OF THE CITY OF LONDON TO THE PRINCE OF WALES. (THIS DAY.) This morning and afternoon the vicinity of Lon ion•bridge, the great focus of metropolitan traffic, presented most animated appearance. It hail been previously sanouoced that the Fishmongers' Company were to receive a visit from the Prince of Wales, the occasion being one which marks the Prince's entrance on a great public career. Thu governing body of the ancient company of Fishmongers tel determined to offer to his royal highness the hono ray freedom of that company ; and suitable preparations t... 1 been made for so important an event. The steps lead en; o the bell were this morning covered with crimson cloth, while overhead was the canopy, always significant of mime City festivity. Eighteen watermen, ell winners cf the celebrated Doggett's kedge on the Thames, at rtrious periods, from 18'24 down to the let of August last, ,rropriately kept guard on the outer staircase, ,and in the t r itibule the band of the Royal Artillery played at inter- The great hall where the presentation was appointed take plane—one of the most beautiful rooms to be lo..:13 in our civic palaces —was crowded with spectators, smog whom were a very large number of elegantly dressed ladies. The fags of the wardens, past end present, waving on each side of this chamber, added to the brilliancy of the scene. In the centre of the ball was a raised dais and crimson chair, placed for the Prince of Wales. It was about 1 o'clock when his royal highness arrived et the Hall, in a private carriage, accompanied by Major Tees dale and Major Knollys. His approach was the signal for s most hearty reception from the crowd, the cheering being load and reiterated. The Prince at once ascended the stair case, in the midst of • procession, consisting principally of members of the Fishmongers Company ; the band of the Royal Artillery meanwhile playing " God save the 40d0. " When he had entered the ante-room to the principal chamber, several of the leading members of tha cor poration were presented to him by the clerk of the company, Ir. William Beckwith Towse. Amongst those that pre rested were the past wardens, Mr. Banbury, M.P., and Mr. Western Wood, M.P., Lord Clyde, sod Sir Rowland MIL lie then entered the great chamber of the compeer, sad to.,k his seat in the chair epos &bridals, the spectators stand lag until they received a signal to be seated. Towse, the clerk of the corporation, commenced the ceemoey of the presentation, by reeding the minutes of the proceedings of the court of governors relating to the pre sentation of the freedom to his royal highness. The following document was also read by Mr. Towne, wording the feet of his royal highness's admission to the privileges of a freeman of the City : " At the general court of assistants, holden at Fish mongers Hall on Thursday, the 12th day of February, in the 26th year of the reign of her Majesty Victoria, Queen of Great Britain and Ireland, and in the year of our Lord the mart noble, most mighty', and most illustrious Albert Edward Prince of Wales, Duke of Saxony, Duke of Cornwall, Duke of Rothsay, ko., ka, wee admitted sad took NM declaration of a freeman of this mystery. Signed Joseph Underwood, Prime Warden, Wm. Cabin, M.P., J. Spieler, W. Charles Vanning, F. B. Renshaw, and G. Moore, Revs., Wardens." The Prince afterwards signed in due form the usual de claration on the admission of a freeman to the Company of Fishmongers. The freedom—which wee thee handed to his royal high s= by Mr. Tows—is beautifully illuminated sad im posed op vellum, and was enclosed is a roassive gold ca.ket bearing the folowing inacripiion : " Presented, oa occasion of his taking up his freedom, to tie Royal Highness Albert E Iward Prime of Wales, &c., by the Wenhipfal Outplay of Pialunoogers of the City of Ludo., in commemoration of the honour conferred upon the exusay, of which his late royal father sod several members of his illustrious family wen also memters. 12, 1863." This diode and elegant casket is in the Rennaissance style ▪ amoiont, and was designed and manufac:ured by Smith and NicheLoa, of Duke-et:set. Lincoloi.ino•fields. It is aramoted by a female figure, representing Commerce Natal a a Dolphin, and by his royal highness's coronet sad fatioro. It bears the Prince's arms and monogram, and likewise the onmpany's arms. The Prime Warden being ill, and therefore actable to attend, Mr. Ooorrr, LP., the next Warden in succession, then delivered the fo:lowing address : "May it please your ft 'ye.' Highness,—Oct behalf of the Prime Warden (the state of whose health has led him to ask my sisisinnoe), the Wardens, the Court of Assistante, and the ansoonolty of this ancient company, I have the honour to offer to your Royal Highness an emphatic expressioa of their gratification in the enrolment of your Royal High nor's am) in their mash& " Their predecessors from time to time, in bygone yaw; had the honour of admitting illoidrioes personages to the freedom of the company, and in comparatively modern times we and recorded the admission of his Royal Highgate Frederick Prime of W elos. Your Royal Highness's royal psedietber, the Dee of Beat, wf"ss portrait graces the madmosaded thus to honour the ampule. Yoe: Royal Highness's royal father, on tiiis very spot, did the rompeay the ems honour which your Royal Ricketss be. jut oonferre 1, end by his kind inflames tie eoseptay became gemmed of a portrait of our coun try's beloved sovereign, which they joyfully placed in their ball here to remain for getteratuins to oome, that the Fish mongers' Oompeny, their friends, end visitors may at all lases have opportunities of contemplating the likeness of the beet of British Queers. "The Pishmongers'Company is one of those ancient guilds which in remote periods were incorporated by royal char ier, and invested with functions by which their respective crafts were fostered sod protected, sad the interests at the public promoted. "In lookingtock through the long vista amok eateries we lad the moms of many distiagnished men. and among others that of Walworth, wham brave and maims loyalty well entitled his memory to the statue which worthily fills el niche in the hall of this company, where loyalty cad patriotism ever found an abiding place. "In common with all her Majesty's subjects., the Fish mongers' Company oontemplate with satisfaction and joy the approaching happy event which is to unite year Royal Highness in holy wedlock with the illus trious, beautiful, and accomplished royal lady, It. Primer Alexandra of Denmark. They hope that Provides°, may bless your Royal Highness and your royal bride, and that the career which awaits your Royal Highness in the most malted position which man can invierit may be lightly affected by those moo and sozieties which amompsay great responsibilities ; that snoesesful re gelle may attend all your Royal Highness's nodartakinp ; ad that your Royal Highness may ham a long, a healthy, a happy, sad a prosperous life." After Mein eh►kw heads with Mr. Cubitt, Mee Primes mob, so follows :—" Mr. Cubitt and geatlemen,—lt is with the greatest plasmic that I led myself celled upon to return my sincere thanks to you, sir, es prime warden. end to you, gentlemen of the court of amistants, of this honourablo and ancieot Cowpony of Fishmongers, for the complimentary and kind terms in which you have expressed yourselves towards me on the occasion of wy taking up my freedom, sad on your enrolling roy Immo es a citizen with those illustrious peremages ead relatives who stood recorded is your mink It moot be otherwise thane puree of pride, and of a still deeper fedi mg. that of affection, when I look oo these wells and sae the portrait. of them whose eon and grandsoo hopes to lone me of your distinguished body ; and to be thought worthy of oseapying tee plain of that lamented parent oboes lam the whole coaster has united in deploring, would be in itself as object of my highest ►mbition. Ccutlemses,—Let me also Mader to ymi my warmest adolowledgetnenta for the rearmer in which you handfeed Your cceratulatious tome es ay appromehing marriage, sad to the young prioress who homes soon to adopt the proud title of an Englishwom►a, and to prow. herself a comfort to the Queen in her afilictiou." Chem followed the oonclusion of this address. The prime then retired, sod the interesting ceremony terminated. The question sa to the beet route for the mail service between &eland and Australia la at the meant moment ea.:atlas very great lutenist is all the salmis& The papers is Melbourne, Sydaey, mad Nov, &eked are dhearatai t►e sehjast ; and several ahem, are beim the pablia, ..il'l.:= i i THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 12, 1863. LAW INTELLIGENCE (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEENS BENCH. After Term Sittinp at Weettninster.—(BefMe Lard Chief Justice Cockburn ►nd a Special Jury.) JON r. THE LAW FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. This tattoos ramie was rammed this morning for the fourth time, when the remaining evidence for the defendant. was Mr. Serjeant She.. Mr. Collier, Q.C., and Mr. Needham were counsel for the plaintiff ; Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., Mr. Coleridge, and Mr. Matthew for the defendants. The witness Self., who took the valuation for Messrs. Honey in February, 1862, was recalled. He had sines the previous day zone through the stock book, and be found there were 222 dozen and eight pain of gloves ; 64 dozen of them were m srked " kid." He had also gone through the invoices of the purchases since February, HQ. 58 dozen had been purchased, and those, added to the 64 dozen, made a total of 122 dozen of kid gloves up to the time of the fire, making a difference of 79 dozen of kid gloves in favour of the company against the plaintiff's claim. The witneet's evidence was very unsatisfactory, and he appeared to have confused himself with a number of lista be bad made out relative to the stock. He, however, made it appear that the value of the stock of which no trace could be found was 4781. Bs. 10d. . . [TheO;;;;;;;Trocoodiog whoa our report loft.] COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Bitting is Baaeo.—(bilare Justices Williams,len, and Keating.) W 71.808 (APPELLANT) r. GOOT3BO, (RCIIPONDEVT).-113.1 IIiCCIL ACT. _ _ This was an appeal from a deeiaion of magistrates, and the case sent up stated the following circumstances. Joseph Fisher worked for the reepoodent, who was a "butt? miner, and who also kept a provision shop. There being:U. due to Fisher for wages he went to the shop and received Is. lid. in goods and the remainder in cub. Under those circumstances the respondent was summoned for having unlawfully paid wages in goods instead of money. In cross•examination Fisher stated that he had no doubt he might have had cash instead of goods if he had &eked for it ; and the magistrates upon this dismissed the complaint, upon the ground that there wu no contract or understanding that Fisher should take goods in payment of wages, and that the taking of goods was an entirely voluntary ant upon his part. Phipeon for the appellant submitted that the decision was wrong, inasmuch as the Truck Act, specially stated that every payment made for wags should be in ooin, and if paid otherwise it should be The respondent did not appear. The Court bel4 that the decision was wrong, inasmuch as the gist of the offence was not sensing into a contract to pay in goods, but actually pajing in that way. Decision revered. FISH/2 (APPILLLIBT) T. JONZS (1118PONDINT). This also was an appeal from a decision of magistrates upon the same statute. The respondent was an ironauster, and he had paid ► puddler in his employ lf. 17s. in goods instead of money. Thereupon the workman summoned the respondent, and compelled him to pay the wages over again in money, in accordance with the terms of the statute. The appellant then further summoned the respondent for • penalty for having illegally paid in goods, but the magistrates, upon the ground that the payment was afterwards made in money, dismissed the complaint. This decision wen now appealed. against. Mr. Phipson appeared for the appellant; and Mr. Grant for the respondent. The court held that the only question was whether the respondent was ever guilty of ►n offence, and of this there was no doubt, although afterwards the payinetit was made in money. Decision reamed. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Goulburn.) rOF RE SIR ALFIIRD JORIPH DOUGHTY TICHBORES, saps. The bankrupt was described as of Tichborne-park, leer Alneford, aed late a prisoner for debt. The adjudication wan made on the sth Dec. last, on the petition of Er. Emanuel, jeweller, of Brook-street, Hanover-equare, l at2itor for about 1.1001. for jewellery supplied between June and November last, for which a bill for 4304 had been given by the bookropt. At the fi rst silting Mr. Emanuel and another gentleman, were appointed trade assignees. This was the sitting for examination and discharg•e, but no &connote had been filed. Mr. Lawrence, for the assignees, stated that an arrange ment was in progress for raising money on the bankrupt's life interest in the Hampshire property, which would be sufficient to pay the creditors in &IL An adjoninment for two months was ordered. THE REPRESSNTATION OP DEVONPOST. POLLING.—(THIS DAY.) Dm ELZOSIIIC my:arra.) (nor OUR OWN There has been great excitement all the morning. Wr. Ferrand took the lead with a good majority. The conservatives and liberals are making the Inuit strenuous exertions. The friends of Sr. Frederick Grey are confident of success. "PATE OF TIM POLL AT HALF-PAST ONX. Comervative retsina : Fanned lOOO Grey Liberal return, none. Great excitement prevails. 10 . 1 100 WO 100 1011 100 rill LW Iva Ins 41e PARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. The railway market is buoyant to-day, and nearly all the principal stocks have advanced. Midland stock has risen * per cent. . • Great Eastern 1 ; London and North Western * ; Great Western and South Eastern ; and La ncashire and Yorkshire f. Metropolitan shares have been largely dealt in, and improved at one period to 151. A reaction, however, has since occurred, and the present quotation-144 to 1--is only per cent. better than that of yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 99* to # ; Great Western, 874 to 1 ; Midland, 1284 to 129 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1094 to 110; Caledonian, 117 to 118 ; South Eastern, 97 to ; Great Eastern, 48* to I ; Great Northern, 127 to 128; and London and South Western, 1034 to 1. Indian and Canadian railway securities are in active. Foreign lines are firm, especially Antwerp and Rotterdam, Bahia, Great Luxembourg, and Sambre and Meuse. LIANAS!' lITOF gb.l I'd I Ituuran. Zees I lair to-day to 1 p.n. mum/twit!' SAW AND MOIL toro.,WoLOlloost Val Arena Tor . Mold sod Meta . . . 8 1 7 83 SO U. Ili tiaracara; Clark awl 9•110011 ' `tiTe;;;ll Do. •A notilv. anftl a Do. It l p.c. le pald W B. Dublin anti Belted Too. Dat.l, Perth, & Atet.To. Silabonthaed Glasgow Worm & B. Western Gross Lidera Do. A Btook Do. East Alilima Stt Groat Northoi Scotland Groat Northam lie. A it:;;d2v. on -00.8 f 'pd. paid B douth Moin. (Irk) Greek Waer, Do.dtoarVaLGuallik. Luc:athirst% Yorattbtr. Loudon and Blaokwall Lon_Brihtua&S.Coar Loodoo,Chathcs.tOot 1.422d0a & North Woes . London& St:tittles:sr ,IdatadtheLATtne•nlnth plaryport and Carlisle . 8111m;$ Molcepolhui MI eland 41 43 13 14 NI 17 106 137 67 111 43 66 SN 36 1 1171 ISO 131 136 138 106 106 tei 67i - - IN 1091 76 76 113 116 41 43 3 N 33 3 14 1.4 44 46 11Isl 10 1 I i n p IN 98 Do. 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I Thies al Lauda+ 21 Ili e - emi t* sPs Q MO U SS 1 2 44 %Pm le M 2.-1 i 615 I T r. ~ Via„. w,• - 7 II 24 7 7k , dl. i•a[ et 49 96 91 11 16 116 1116 I 111 IN Ili t die pat II • I , n$ 6 p MI WS Ull 21 11 ti II i ll di' 4 43. • 14 pm 115691 1p pm lt 1p 4 1 Ma par 49 61 7* 76 16 16 pm die 19 It 6 7 II 29 049 66 a 1 a " th 401+10 44. :I} 601 s 3 i 4 li" MONEY MARKHT.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. The stock markets to-day are firm, with a favour able tendency. Consols have risen 1-16 to per cent. English railway stocks are decidedly buoyant, particularly Midland and Metropolitan, but the morning's rise in the latter has not been fully sustained. Foreign stocks are steady, with the exception of Greek, which have relapsed. The fortnightly settlement is in progress and will be completed to-morrow. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter'e telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 70fr. 45c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Console are now quoted 921 to a for money, and 921 to for the account (Meech 5). The official business report is as follows Three per Cent. Console, for money, 92i, a ; ditto for account, 921, 1; Three per Cents. Reduced, 1 921, I ; New Three per Cents., 921, a ; Bank Stock, 238, 239; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 100 ; ditto Bonds, 14e., 104. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 105 ; and Exchequer Bills, Is. dis. The foreign stock market is quieter. There is a fresh relapse in Greek Bonds, which con tinue to fluctuate rather violently, and are last marked 191. Mexican Bonds are firm, and Italian flat. The Turkish loans of 1868 and 1862 have again advanced 3 per cent., the former being quoted 721 to 73, and the latter, 681 to 69. The Turkish Oonsolidds are quoted 41 to I ; the new Peruvian Loan, 871 to 881; the new Portuguese Loan, 461 to 47 ; Venezuelan Six per Cents., 60 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Greek, 191, *, 201, 191 ; ditto Coupons, 81, 1 ; Italian, 691, 70/ ; ditto Maremmana Rail way, 73 ; Mexican, 33, 321 ; New Gra nada Deferred, 61 ; Portuguese, 1853, for account, 47 ; ditto 1862, 47 ; Russian, 1859, 601; ditto 1862, 931, 941 ; Sardinian, for account, 831 ; Spanish, 531 ; ditto New De ferred, 481, 1; ditto Passive, 261, 1,1, ; ditto Certificates, 91 ; Turkish, 1858, 721 ; ditto, for account, 721, b ; ditto 1862, 681, 4, ; ditto, for ac count, 681 ; Venezuela, 231, 1; ditto 1862, 604, itt In the discount market the supply of money con tinues large, and good bills are taken at 41 per cent. The advices from Paris state that the supply of money is very abundant, and the rate for choice bills is only 41 per cent., or 1 below that of the Bank of France. The purchases of Greek Bonds yesterday afternoon were partly based on a rumour that Prince Louis of Hesse will be put in nomination for the Greek throne. For the auction of the Foreign Redeemable Debt of Spain, which is to take place at Madrid on the 28th inst., 8,886,472 reale have been nominally assigned by the government. About 66,0001. in bar gold was bought by the Bank yesterday. The Hibernian, from Portland, has brought only km/. in specie, but the Kangaroo is bringing from New York 192,0001. The African mail steamer Macgregor Laird has arrived with 11,0001. The FAlcas will take, to-day, 371,5601. in silver, and 12,5001. gold to Bombay, 65,2201. in gold to Alexandria, and 601. in gold to Suez— making in all, 449,3301. This shows a considerable increase ; the total by the corresponding steamer on the 27th ult. having been 228,8301. The amount for which tenders for government bills on India will be received at the Bank of Eng land, on the 18th inst., is rupees 40,00,000 (about 400,0001). A fresh fall of Ito per cent, took place yester day in United States and Virginia Bonds, and the downward movement extended to most other kinds of American securities. The cause is, of course, the unfavourable character of the financial &dykes from New York, where the price of gold has sprung up to 59 per cent. premium, and the exchange on London to 175. As compared with the previous advice', the rise amounts to 9 or 10 per cent. The following resolution has been unanimously by the Stock Exchange Committee, and will C a proposed for confirmation on Monday next : " Any company issuing, or promising to issue, new shares previous to, or within three months after, the first settling day appointed by the committee shall not be entitled to a quotation in the official list, and shall be subject to any further restrictions that the committee may think proper." The proposed dividend on London and North Western Railway stock is officially announced at the rate of 61 per cent. per annum, against 41 for the corresponding period of 1861. The Great Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,8711. ; the London and North Western an increase of 5,481. • and London and South Western an increase of 1,551. . At the meeting yesterday of the London and Pro vincial Marine Insurance Company, the directors report was adopted. An extraordinary general meeting of the Union Bank of England and France (Limited) will take place on Saturday, the 21st instant. The final call of IL is to be paid on the Four-and a-Half per Cent. Preference shares of 1862 of the London and Blackwell Railway Company by the 2nd of March. The settlement of the list of contributories of the British Provident Life and Fire Assurance Society is to be proceeded with in the Court of Chancery on the 19th inst. A petition for the winding up of the "Hope Mutual Life Assurance and Honesty Guarantee Society" is to be heard before the Master of the Rolls on the 21st inst. Mr. William Dent, Jun. (late of the firm of Dent and Co., of Hong Kong), of Bickley-park, Kent, has joined the direction of the Joint Stock Die count Company (Limited). It is notified that Saturday next will be the last day for receiving applications. Mr. J. Pitcairn Campbell, of the firm of J. P. Campbell and Co., of Liverpool, has joined the board of the Asia Minor Company. With reference to the market for American I securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : In the market for American securities in London, im portant changes have taken place since our last. The con. I initially advancing rate of exchange has induced many . holders of Railroad Dollar Bond. to sell them, and invest =in hoods having coupons paid in sterling, or at a r c i l t:e of exchange; hence we quote P•imaylvankt Oentrel First Mortgage, New York Central, and Erie Bonds at • reduction of 5 per osol., whilst Peaoeybrania Second Mortgage, Panama, Illinois Six per Cent., and Atlantic sod Great Western are scarcely altered. Comidemble purchases have been made in United States Five per Cent. (1874). also is Illinois Coestractioa Bowls, chiefly for Contioental sc. swat. Detroit and Milwaukee Bonds me firm sod in de emed. la Erie and Illinois shares a decided fall has to-day %km place ; they close at • reduction of 4 dole. per share Les the quotation of this day week. A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. G. W. Reynolds and Co., of Smethwick and Birmingham, whose suspension we announced on the 2nd inst., was held yesterday, when a balance sheet was read by Mr. White, the accountant, showing liabilities to the amount of 23,4741., with assets estimated at 10,1361. net. The deficiency is consequently 13,3381. No composition was offered, but the meeting being of opinion that so large a deficiency should be accounted for, an adjournment was re- , solved upon to enable Mr. White to prepare a trading account 4. deputation from the Salt Chamber of Com- A depict—. meroe, consisting of Mr. Blackwell, chairman •, Mr. Corbett, deputy chairman ; Mr. Falk, and Mr. Hadfield, bad interviews yes terday with Mr. Milner Gibson at the Board of Tracts, and Earl Rumen at the Foreign-office, on the subject of the admission of English salt into Franoe and into China. The deputation was accompanied by Mr. Durr.—Wlltsat, Barley, OW, Rye, Beim. and Pam, lieu= GaAnt SO U LiM Wm.—What, 77,436: bad*. 77.661: oats, 19,107: rya, 66; b. ots, 5 .0 31 Dm. MID Preface DIAGRAM SNOWING TM nooroamcas a I= AVILA= MINI DISTRESSING CRINOLINE CATASTROPHE. INQUEn.-(THIS DAY.) Tbia forenoon Dr. Laniester, the Central Middle sex rammer, held an inquest at the Eagle Terme, Olif um road, Maida hill, touching the distressing death of Miss Harriet Keogh, aged 2S, a sister of Father Kugb, Raman catholic priest, 28, Randolph-road. Mr. Melyseax, a gentleman residing at Richmood.tarraos, idecitilled the body, end stated that ou Thursday last, the deceased lady met with an accident, and became so *overlay burnt that she died oohisoday.. Master George Kush deposed that b• was in the drawing room oa Thursday lest., at 2 p.m., with his mamma, brother, and deceased, his sister. She was attired is a grenadine dress. Coroaor—Was there a wedding or a tarty in the hones? A gentlerase present hoped the coroner would not think that material. The Coroner thought if the circumstances were publicly known they would only obtain the sympathy of the people. But he asked on account of the dress. Witness said in answer th►t the dress was worn by the deceased for • special occasion, and while attending her mother, who was lying feint upon the sofa, the back skirt of her dream ignited from the fire, and she quickly became enveloped lin denim. Medical attendance was immediately procured. The oorooer remarked that this was another of thaw un fortunate accidents from crinoline; and the jury returned • verdict of " Accidental death." LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (lIT KLECTRIC =MUM) READING MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ENTRY FOR BELLING HANDICAP STEEPLE, —. CHARS About one massed th __ wises...... - °huhu, list 121 b ; Deceiver. llst 51b ; Oswald, hit 41h; Loos Odds, lOst 101 b; Bayard, 10st 71b; Or. haus* 10st 41b ; °smooch, 10st. All are hem INNKEEPERF PpITE. Abouttwo miles sada half. Flayman, Lieht of Other Days. Oliver Twist, Gladiator, Sappertoo, Deceiver, Wanting, Ravenetonedale, and Gamecock are here. HUNT STAKES. All are here. OTHIII ARRIVAIJI. —Broomstick, 800606, sod Nobles Limn COIN& —A parliamentary return, issued this =cesium shows that of 23,301,2191. worth of sove reigns sad half-sovereigns tendered at the Desk of Roglead by bankers or by the public, in 1863,769,7841. were too light to be pot into circulation again. SHOCKING ACC! DENT AT WASIUNGTON. —On Tuesday night, about half. peat six o'clock, a .booking and most melancholy accident, resulting in the death of two little girle—ow about twelve years cf age, sad the other sine— *marred at the Dial Mill, Fenoellatreet, Warrington, The girls were Ann Fairhurst, daughter of Kr. Thomas Fairhurst, low dealer, Bridge-street. and Mary Beserielt, daughter of Yr. Beivrick, shopkeeper, Bridge street. It Fbrithat they went, in company with soother little t r o s the Dial Kill—which now belongs to Kr. John lebs:Ml-44d after discharging the boaiorres which they bad bees sent for, the whole three went into the " dose room," where, we underdone', there is an upright shrift making 190er 130 revolatioes per minute. by which one or more pairs of Asses sue worked. Mr. Fairhurst supposed they had game beer immediately they left his aloe. Only a few Waal= gimped, however, before one of his workmen, John liereies, ewe la to informs him that es accident bad occurred, bet the =as appears to hays hese ignorant et the nature of the enselsot, as he was grackle( i. another room, sad only Mimed that there lwri bees ewe from bearing a sole. The wrehieery was at owe stopped. sad . Mr. Rates= sad hie seas visited the arose room, where • borriblo sight pessaled isself. The two children above mood ware hewed by &sir EISIENN to the upright shaft, by whice=h:kheen_ epee resod at She inkINSEES speed we here Bah el them were dead, sad their Webs, basin ewes= =skeet with the mein el the seem= WlNE(Eaddill ineglei. It sine with some Mies* that Shoe bah* Inn TIGNME4 Ire= the abaft, se lly were =eel te hy their ekdbes. It is that tam mem playing reeled the shaft, lasemilde el the duper Xis whisk they exposed themselves, sad that their clothes Win caught by it ; but the little girl who iojury—wlio von yosing—eaasset give say peels= maitre ea She past. PARISILINOI SHABX6 Ilrfatoldtgzeterep.o.ll4l 1 !Caledonia& gear. M 'Cork sad Hoodoo Itip e Oonewal, 6 pee eeno Dos.Peeti.4 Alter.l gal 'dia.& Gimpy 69. Cr.kalierrtll.r4 p. coot, No. I Do. do. No. Do. do. 6 percent. pref. Do. 11n61W A. 5 p. e. Do. do. A., 7 percent De. &Union, 4p. a. 66 Do. do. 6 par coal rut Do Norf. 6 p.a. 5t..1846 Do. rti per et. pref., 18,7 De. b p. O<Wareney V. Weed Northam 6 p. et. 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Bombay Gan Walled— Brit. Amesiaaa land a stag. 1 i.knada Lend ylon Company Cb Ce ioaJapsoLdt. Nov Cow Ofainda Tread Ow Ida no! IP4 •• eOst. amid Palms Do. PNINIIOO9 Do. Sp. at. rees.:lk ILladiaoofroaq.t kindle • Lois. Nuippt.• Art I tod lai rrlft.4 Do. New lag. sad Aims. Cas. Om &Das Neviseilo. great &hip (Liatied• De. 171,0, -*et [raw .frwriThe (L) Mellen Irrigation Case) Ina Dlakiei TeL Lea Gen. Omnibus Cr lialkse brigs • Oa= Kegler. fre. 'NA 'Ti., Do 8 per cent. Prof V0t.2411. Cm, &Neg Nolloed Olooomfe Co. Norbed.leCooltlreno I NelhaelsadeLlip. o.pri W. Inas. • SADA i.e . N. N. Mt Aestraindea enial One Do New. aim ta. 016: arr. Goo Paul Siva WM* Um PSI& andftrles. Mere DA New 114•IL(L) Rio &elan. CUL Im.(L Go. =all Ann, la-erte &African brigalay.(ll, Ina Aseinnees lane eralsisfrns Tel. laelp fregiailandl Minis* ." T. • at • Us. Via 110.11111 Mt • 111 lee Lard, M.P., Sir John Pakington, Bart., M.P., and Mr. Greenall, It P. I The indigo males yesterday went off with mow spirit, and a large quantity was sold. WxcaramT ET=na. Consols, which closed yesterday at 925 to 5 for sth March, were first marked this morning 925, and closed at 92 9-11; to 11-18, or 925. For money the last rice am 925 to 5. The o ffi cial business report is as follows :—Throe per Cent. Consols, for money, 925, g, A ; ditto, for account, 925, 5, 5 • Three per Quite. Reduced, 925, 5 ; New Three per Cents., 925, 5, 5 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 752 ; ' Bank Stock, 237, 238 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, lit • Red Sea Telegraph, 2.11 ; India Stock, 227 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1085, 108 • ditto Four per Cent. Debenture'', 100 ; ditto Borgia, 14s. 10e. prem. ; Five - and-a-Half per Cent. "enlace d" rupee paper, 1125. The India Five per Cent stock wee quoted 108 to ; India Bonds, lOs. to 14a. prem. ; and Ex chequer Bills at Is. die. to 3s. prem. Business in the foreign stock market was mode rately active. The principal feature was a ienewed demand for Greek Bonds, which show a recovery of 1 per cent. In preparation for the settlement, a " continua tion' of 5 per cent. was paid to-day on South Eastern Railway stock, in which there is a consi derable amount of floating speculation for the rise. The " continuation " on Caledonian Railway stock has declined to 5 per cent. The rates for loans on i foreign stocks averaged 5 to 7 per cent. per annum, except as regardsVenesuelan and afew otherdescrip tions, on which the terms were somewhat higher. There was again an active demand for Metropo ' litan Railway shares, which closed at 145 to 5, it being understood that the Corporation of the City of London have sold the balance of unappropriated shares remaining out of the subeeription of 20,000 shares originally made by them in furtherance of this undertaking. . . There was corisidersble excitement in Ottoman Bank shares, owing to the publication of the circa ' lar describing the arrangements , for the formation of the Imperial Bank of Turkey, and the price closed at 40 to for the old, being about IL 10s. higher than yesterday, and 9to ok prem. for the new. The shares of the New Imperial Bank of Turkey were quoted %to 10} per sham premium. In other respects the market for bank shares was rather quiet. Bank of Australasia, Alliance, and London and County Bank were quoted rather better, while London and Buenos &yew Bank, London and Middlesex, Oriental, and Union B►nk of England and France have slightly receded. As regards mis cellaneous shares, the only alteration was an im provement in Scottish Australian Investment. MINE&-(THI8 DAY.) Two o'CLocc. The mining market is quiet to-day, with little business. Cook's Kitchen and East Oars don shares are firmer, and East Rased! dull. Bryn Gwiog are now quoted 341 to 354 ; Caradon Consols, 19 to 20 ; Cook's Kitchen; 321 to 33 ; Drakewalls, 21 to ; East Caradc., 46} to 47 ; East Cern Brea, 101 to 11 ; East Rose warns, 3t k o r ; East Russell, 4+ to ; Great iioutk Tolgus, to 7 ; Great Fortune, 31 to 32 ; Mogan, 1 tot ;Marks Valley, 84 to ; North Roskear, 491 to 54 ; North Crofty, 41 to l ; South Tolgus, 624 to 634 ; Stray Park, 40 to 41 ; Tincroft, 16 to I ; Wheal Buller, 65 to 70 ;• Wheal Harriett, 31 to ; Wheel Ludcott, 74 to ; and Wheal anicse 215 to 220. St. John del Rey mining shares have been dadt in at 53e and 53, being lower. Yudanamatans are firm, and Fortuna and Montes Area steady. A fifth call of 2s. 6d. is to be paid on the share, in the New Cornish Lead and Copper Mining Coo , piny by the 9th March. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. INPERLILL A17121&G/Sd !Wheat.. : 7144441.1 Oats. I km I imp& I Pass. Jan. 3 17 ♦"4 104 354 14 Ma 04 304 7.1117. l4 31 174 114 Ms 104 if Wines OS 14b. 74054 11 44164 its 3418. 11111 51: weeks' Aare- — I----- gal. ATOrairo .. 7s 54 364 204 Sd 14. id 1114 54 ils 114 Or MURAT /MIDI. TIM SIX WIZ' IMOD. IS. llaßtMu. lo. Jaa. 17. Jul. Si Jen. 31.1 PA. & — 4 • • 11 .. • • 10 .. 10 .. • • 10— • • • • MINCING LAN . I.-(THIS DAY.) &MAL —Then Is Um dispositioe to prwebaire, but the business trameated is at steady prior.. Mauritius solid. crystallised, 38s. 6d. to 41s. ; Cuba sauseomido brown art yellow, 325. 6d. to Wm. &L ; Guatemala *owe and yellow. 31s. 6d. to 335. 6d. Reflood prime are unaltered, but *a market bas become quiet. Corr* bas sold at about previous prime. Plantain* Ceylon triage, 675. to 7tis.6d. ; low to good middliog. 84.. to 89s. 6d. ; peaberry. 91a. to 98. 6d. ; native Ceylon, good ordinary to superior, 735. 6d. to 795. 6d. Trll. —A fair gootral business continues to be transacted at full prima Ries.—Tbe market is quiet. Saco has sold on rather easier terms ; midi= nod 18a. 6d. to 19s. 13rices.—Pepper is in request at former prices. &era pore sold at 41d. to 3gd., and Paeans 30. Pimento stisly middliog sorts at 20. Nutmegs ratner cheaper low middliog, le. Id. to Is. 2d. Faorr.—The market is quiet for all description,. Boy.—The sales are upwards of 1,000 pnucheoca, clzietly East lode, at or about la. sd. A few Demeraras, at le. fiL to L. 64d. BALTPI7II2.—No sale reported. Ixogio (2nd day).—The mode has proceeded heavily at the opening rates. Bengali and Kurpalis at 6d. to In. decline. Oude and plant Oude st 91 to h. declioe. Madras of middling to good quality is in fair request at last sale's prices. Other sorts neglected. 1,986 chests have pined the sale to-da►, including 1.03.1 withdrawn and 350 bought in, leaving 606 Ccrrros.—The market is active, sad prices advasoed about id per lb. Jure dull of sale, and prices are 10m. to WI. lower ; cosmos to very god sold at 201. ss. to 271. ss. Herr.—ltamian firm at 381. 10s to 391. METROPOLITAN (urns MARKET. (THIS DAY.) _ _ . The supply of beestala about the'ssme as on Th3rsday last Tmde is dull, yet there is not much reduction from Monday's quotations. There are s few mote sheep, and the ilem.nd is limited. A cleeranos ie scarcely effected. aed Monday's prior are sot quite maim tared throughout. Good calves are in meat at fully late rata. Our foreign supply consists of 102 brats, 820 sheep, and 141 calves. Udell cows, 105, I Par stow of 4lbs. 6. .t. 4. o: riir dons of 8115 e. I. d. s. d. Ord Scots, Here.'s. 4 9 6 11641.ruset HI-bilsith 0 0 0 0 Host Short-horns . 4 6 4 1 bat Long-w00f.... 8 4 5 6 Eleosed gad. bests 3 0 4 Do. do. Shorn ... 0 0 0 0 Calves Plus Bed Dost lilt-brads 5 6 6 iambs Routa us mirk* 916: Slaw sal lissala 3,610. 051544. 180: Pigs. 85. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is flat Tows tenser I. quite* 446, set es& Petersham P. 0., on the spot, 44e. 36. r 44e. ; /Lod. 44e. Apnl to June, 44e. ; October to Deasenbee, 465. 6d., sellers." SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yarn. Harvey sod Eutoa report trade very slow at ties following prices :—Prime meadow bay, 70a. to 755. ; snpenar ditto, 78s to 84s. ; inferior ditto, 50a. to 00s. ; rowan. 501. to 60.. ; clover, old, 90■. to 115 x; ditto, mooed cut, 80a to 1055.; straw, 30s. to 38a. THE FEMALE BLONDIN. TO THE IMO. 01 , Tlll EXAM& Sii,—l trust that you will allow me through the medium of your valuable paper to express my need gismo, thanks to the publie for the earliest simmer in which they rvepooded to the appeal made on my behalf soot' after my unfortunate accident. and I am is boom that the generosity so extended will enable me by industry and perseverance to obtain a livelihood. I also feel greatly indebted to you fir the kindlier and consideratioa shows, sad also the valuable ansirtanue rendered, which will ever be mesembered with gratitude by your humble sad obedient setwast SELINA YOUNG, THE FEMALE BLONDLN.