The Express. — London, England, 1863-03-02 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) The March session of the above court was opened this morning before the Right lion. the Lord Mayor, the Re corder, Aldermen Sir J. Duke, Sir F. 0. Moon, Sir R. W. tarden, Carter, Abbiss, end Gabriel. Mr. Alderman and sheriff J. C. Lawrence, Mr. Sheriff Jones, Mr. Under. sheriff Macke 11, Mr. Ceder-Sheriff Farrer, he. It appear, by the first edition of the calendar that there are %4 prisoner, for trial at this session, and five of them are charged with the crime of wilful murder. one of the other charges appear to be of a serious character. The learned recorder, in his charge to the mad jury, aid that the number of cases contained in the calendar was not greater than might be expected for th e time which had elapsed since the last session. The cases generally were of an ordinary character, and would not re quire more than ordinary attention on their part. He was glad to observe there was an absence of those charges which had so largely increased at the latter part of last year. and in which there now appeared to be some cessa tion—he alluded to street robberies with violence. There were, however, three charges of wilful murder, in 000 of which the depositions had not been returned. There was another in which a Chinese was charged with the wilful murder of • fellow seen= by stabbing him in the belly. There was very little information respecting the matter. The prisoner himself did not deny having inflicted the injury of which the deceased man died ,• but said they bad quarrelled, ad he did it under considerable provocation. There was smother charge of wilful murder which was of a much more serious character. Two parties named Isaac Brooks and Joseph Brooks were charged with the murder of a po liceman, and a third party named Jane Lake was also charged as an accessory. It appeared that on the even ing of the 19th of January the deceased man went home and was about to sit down to his dinner, when some person asked to see " Davis." The deceased's wife, who went to the door, told him, and he went outside to see who it was, when his wife immediately heard the report of firearms. She went to see what it was, and found her husband had been shot. There was no doubt that the person who went to the door to inquire for Davis was one of the persona by whom the offence was committed. The question which then arose was who was the party who asked for Davis. The evidence by which it was sought to fix the offence upon the two first prisoners wee that some information had been communicated to the police constable respecting some timber which had been stolen, and some wood corres ponding with ,that which was stolen was found on the premises of the prisoner Brooks. Immediately edema non was received of the murder • constable proceeded to the house of the male prisoners, and saw Isaac Brooks,lwho openel the door. On proceeding upstairs Joseph was found in bed. He was told that he would be taken into custody and asked if he possessed any firearms ? He replied that he had a fowling-piece, but he had left it as • shop at Acton. He was taken into custody, and upon a lurch being made • fowlingpiece was found between the bed and the mattress. It was found to be dirty and Appeared -to have been recently used. Inquiry was made and it was found that the fowl piece had been pledged at Acton, but it had been redeemed on the night of the murder by two women, one of whom was the prisoner Jane Lake. One of the assistants put his finger in it at the time and it was then quite clean, and it was therefore quite clear that it had been used between that time and eleven o'clock of the same evening. The pit soner Jane Lake, it appeared, had contradicted herself in giving her testimony, and bad afterwards admitted that she hid destroyed some of the male prisoners' clothe'. The grand jury would consider all these facts, and determine whether there was evidence to return a true bill against the prisoners. The other mass were merely of an culinary character, and would not require any observations from him. The grand jury were then demised to their duties. Milian "MIMI and Frederick Hint pleaded guilty to a charge of conspiring to defraud the Hon. Mr. Bingham of a large sum of money. Mr. Sleigh, on the part of the prosecution, mid he be bowed that other persons were implicated in the matter, and he thought that the ends of justice would be met if the prisoners were allowed to go on their own recognisance, to appear when called upon, and in the meantime they would give all the information partible to the prosecution. The Recorder consented to this arrangement, and the defendants were consequently discharged. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLEBICENWELL. IXTZAWILDEXAM ATTEYPT. Ann Baiaa, aged 18, and Ann Clark, aged 17, two dirty looking youn g women, described as prostitute', were charged before Mr. Barker with attempting to commit suicide by taking a quantity of poisonous solution of copperas, at 8, Crown-court, 84. Luke's. A young man, about 19 years of age, who gave the name of Isaac Clark, said that the prisoner Clark was his sister. When he went home last night he found two cups on the table, sad from what he saw on the floor he suspected that the prisoners had taken som e poison. He spoke to them about the matter, but they denied it. He bad some copperas in the cupboard, which he used in his Waimea as • sweep, and found some of that in the one. Finding that the prisoners bad vomited about the pines, and being fear that they would der, he sett for snrgeoas and also for the police one of the prroaere was so bed that she had to be taken to the hospiW. The prisoners afterwards told him that they had each taken half a cup full of the copperas. Mr. Barker asked the prisoners what reason they could give for taking the copperse , The prisoner Bails said •I do not know what I did it for," and the other prisoner replied "Nothing." Police *makable John Smith, 79 G, said he was called by the previous witness to take the primmer* into custody. They said they bad taken half a coup of copperas but did not my what for. The primmer Beim ooiahits with the witness Clark. Whea he went in he found both the pri mmer. in one bed, and they had vomited. The prisoner Bails was so bad that she bad to be Ulm to the hospital, and an emetic was given to her, and As vomited • great deal of espperao The copperas is said by the =a Clark is his banned, me a sweep. Mr. Barker—What aan • sweep want with copperas in his business t The poliTe:roaelable said that Clark told his that ha need it for dyeiss eawdiut to tell to the farmers u soot Mr. Mould (chief clerk) to Clark—You bad bettor be careful bow you go on in that way, for if you are caught in the art of eommittieg such a fraud you will most likely be tia 2: l P °rte l• . . _ Mr. Barker—This is • very disgraosful frond on the farmers, and one that' I hope will be made public through the aunty of the prem. How long have you been engaged in committing these frauds Clark—l have not been eogaged in it long ; I did it for • man named Montgomery. I have only been doing it for about three months, and I will take care that I will never do it any more. Mr. Barker said that a more disgraceful fraud be never beard of, and it was one that was calculated to do the farmers an immense amount of harm. As for the prisoners, they had been guilty of a very serious offer% and he should remand them for • week, and direct that they should be seen by the chaplain at the House of Detention. The prisoners were then remanded. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. 11191DZIOU8 AITACZ BY A FOREIGNER, Henri GOWN • French cabinet maker. of 29, John street. Tottenham-court-road, was charged r follows : Edward Andrews, another rarer mere and also • foreigner, rid that on Thursday night brat be saw the pri soner and easil to him, " I think you are the men who broke my head three weeks ago." The prisoner made no reply, but took from his pocket a bright instrument and stabbed Lim ii the faro three times. He believed the instrument to be stair of compasses or a knife. He bled very much from the wounds. After he received the stabs on the head prisoner gave him some more stabs in the back sad the arm. The police then came and he gave the primmer in charge. The instrument was not found. - lo answer to questions the complainant said he never struck the prisoner , and that he was taken to the Middlesex Hospital, where his wounds were dressed. Mr. Tyrwbitt asked the complainant whether be still be. laved the prisoner to be the man who struck him three weeks ago, sad be said he did; that he was then struck with a and had to go to the Middlesex Hospital. The complainant's evidence having been read over to the *Keel Mr. Albert, thy' interpreter , the prisoner a s k e d the co mpla inant whe th er he h a d no t struck him find, and be deo' it, as also that he hut told persons that when he caught the prisoner he would assault him. Jesse Idtickland, 91 E, said be saw complainant sad pri soner struggling on the ground and the complainant bleed ing The complainant said be had been stabbed, but he could And no instrument. th s Complaisan ofo. t rid he had 'itemize to speak to the moult ree ub Mr. Tyrwhitt said be Amid wed the cue for trial, is they moat show such persons that such coadoct wu not Permitted. The primmer, who mut have used some force, as two coats the complainant was wearing were cut through, and aleo his shirt, was then oostunitted for trial. At Sligo assizes last week there was a curious case of abduction—condoned by marriage. Michael °tosser was resolved to have Eliza Duly for his bride, whether she and her parents were willing or not. On the lreh of January he went to her father's house, carried her out and put her on a jaunting-car. But he released her in a few minutes, without further injury. He pleaded guilty to the indictment, and as he and the object of the outrage are now ooe dash the crown did not wish to praised further in the matter, and the prisoner was released cu his own recognisance'. GREAT DIDITRC , TION 01 SHEEP. —A few nights ago a sheep dog. belonging to Yrs. Genge, of Trent, got into the lambing field of /deem. Stacey, in which were 250 splendid ewes. Of thane no fewer than 66 were found dead in the morning, having been worried and killed by the dog. On opening them it was found that 20 coots load brim. The loss is estimated at between 2001. and 300 f.— &tato ry Journal. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 2, 1863. SHARE L15148.-(THIS DAY.) Two Mom. The railway market is inactivetoiai,and most of the leading stocks are without change. Midland has receded 1. Metropolitan shares are dull, at 13} to 14. London and North Western stock is now n o ted 991 to 1, ex div. Great Western, 661 to , ex div. ; Midland, 124 to lex div. and n. ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 108 to 109, ex div. ; South Eastern, 931 to 941, ex . v., being lower ; Great Eastern, 491 to 4. ex div. ; Caledonian, 1161 to 1171 ; Great Northern, 123 to 124, ex div. ; and London and South West ern, 100} to 1014 ex div. Indian and Canadian railway securities are steady. Great Luxembourg shares are firm, and Lombardo-Venetian dull. Other foreign lines are quiet. ANAL' MALI AID MO' as. Ipd I itsawsra. I =Cm' i°44 . lo I pas. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. CITY BETTING.—(THIS DAY.) LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 8 to 1 sot Avalanche (off ) 12 to 1 Dane (t) 13 to 1 Satellite (t) 14 to 1 Emblem (t) 20 to 1 Orphan (t) 20 to 1 Muter Begot (off ) 30 to 1 Chester (t) 33 to 1 Birdbolt (t) 33 to 1 Jealousy (off ) NOTTLYOHAII HANDICAP. 4 to 1 apt Mountain Maid (t) I to 1 Doom Canso (t) 10 to 1 Coanadrunt (t) CHESTER CUP. 20 to 1 on the Mold (off ) NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES. 12 to 1 apt Knuteford (t) 13 to 1 Grimstorie (t) 211 to 1 Crotch Patrick (of ) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 4 to 1 apt Hospoder 4 to 1 Saocharometer 10 to 1 Michael Scott 13 to 1 Blnemantle 33 to 1 Pratique THE DERBY. 6to 1 apt Lord Clilden (t) 25 to 1 Carnival (t) 50 to 1 Early Par' (t) FM:ALLEGED MURDER OF A CHINESE SAILOR AT LIMEROUSE. INQUEST.—MHIS DAY.) This morning Mr. IL Raffles Walther, the de puty coroner, held en inquiry at the London Hospital rela tive to the death of a Chinaman, named Abqiii, who was barbarously murdered by another Chinese, called &qui, under eircumetancee which have been already full reported. The version of the affair given by the was, that on the night of the 12th of February Segni called at No. 1, Limehouse, and asked bimtogoout and buy eome opium. De ceased did so, and while on the way fiequi pulled out a large knife, and saying, in Chinese, " C— d— you," cut open de ceased's stomach and stabbed him in the back. &qui threw the knife into the entrance of the Regent's Canal boon and ran away, while deceased, the blood gushing from him and his viscera banging down, walked up the road until he fell from exhaustion. Deceased deposed positively that there had been no quarrel, and that he bad never injured Segni in any way. Regal, on the other hand, states that deceased had borrowed money and stolen a oast from him, and that because nothing more was forthcoming he pulled out • dagger, and attempted to stab him (Seri), and that de cease:l had met with his injuries in the struggle that ensued. He admitted having thrown the knife into the water. Police-constable Seel, 493 K, proved having found de ceased lying on the pavement in Narrow-street, limebonse, ou the night in question. in • 5 of blood, and with his bowels protruding. When id was arrested another knife was found on him. He • that he had stabbed his companion, but did not then say why. The name of the deceased was Ahqui Neon. He was steward of the ship Aramingo, and he had the character of being a steady man. ](aria Blomberg said that just before the two Chinese left her house on the night of the murder, they bad a quarrel as spoke together excitedly in their own language. They bad not been long gone, when two strange Chinamen, who oould not speak a word of English, came to tritons, and, taking a large knife from a cupboard, went through the scene of stAb§ing, felling, kr.. in dumb show, to let her know what had happened. They also made signs that some one was taken prisoner to the station, and she crieseqtrintly se at to the Arbour...quote station, and found that Ahqui had been stabbed. Abqui subsequently told be that Seim had stabbed him, but he would not soy why, and be appeared to wish to keep the reason a esoret. After other evidence, The Coroner summed up, and the jury returned a verdict of " Wilful murder against Sequi." The witnesses were then bound over to prosecute Segni at the emeions now sitting. CIB.CABBIA. —The correspondence between the Foreign.oflice and its diplomatic agents and the Ramis° government respecting Cireasaia was published on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean will leave this country on the 15th of July, their destination being Mel- bourne. Prior to leaving they will give a series of farewell performances at the Princess's Theatre, commencing on the 4th of May, and terminating on the 15th of the same month. • POLAND IN ARMS. —A public meeting will be held at the British Institution, oowp!swirset, City-road, on Wednesday, to protest astsst the • tental injunes flirted on the Polish people. Lord Newry, M.P., &r 8. M. Pete, Bert., ILP. W. Cox, Esq., M.P., • c., he., are invited. Other particu lars and names will be immediately announced. At a meeting held in Newcastle on Friday even ing, under the presidency of the mayor, resolutions eaptae• sire of sympathy with the Poles in their struggle for free dom from Russian thraldom were adopted. Petitions based upon the resolutions were ordered to be forwarded to the Queen and to both Honor of Parliament, Tas LONDON SlossLam Sociarisa.—On Friday evening lest the boys of the various raged school shoe. black societies were trembled for their winter festival at Freemason's-hall, the Earl of Shaftesbury presiding. The following societies were present :—The Ragged School Shoe black Society (Central). the Fast London, the Northwest London, the West London, the Islington, she Notting-hill, and the Union Jack (Limehowie) BOCietill4 The different coloured uniforms of the boys give a very gay appesranos to the hall, which was well Ailed with the supporters of the various 110Caiiill. After the boys had been entertained with tat and oaks the meeting was addressed by the Earl of Shaftesbury, Lord Charles Russell, the Rev. Qtoon Champ nem and Mr. J. Payee ; and books were given as prises to the meet deserving boys. It wee stated that the number of boys at present in the employment of the ahoeblack societies is 373, and their total earnings during the past year amounted to the Y sum of 64221. RLWAILKABLZ DIBCOVERY.—During the past five weeks a mystery has hungthe fate of Mr. John Brough, of Boitby , is the North Eddins, who soddenly dthappearel, and had Dot since been heard o . A few nights ego a neigh bour dreamt that the body of Brough was in a certain quarry shout three miles distant The dream was men tioned to many, but treated as an absurdity. The dreamer, however, could not rid his mind of the impression, and re solved to take him dog and set off to the place to satisfy himself. He was on snivel attracted to a lonely pert by the loud barking of the dog, and there found the body of Bro, much decomposed, and with his throat cut, the heading nearly severed. Deepened had apparently Pulled off his mat, and, having rolled up his sleeves, bad cut his throat with a ne wly-sharpaned hails. He is believed to have been insane, and a jury bas returned a verdict to that effect —Tines. A train of waggons wu broken up and many of them smashed to peens by an saddest an the Imsemhire and Yorkshire line, near Dewsbery, on fleturday The train, which was • very long one, was composed of empty oos, and one in the metre having jumped off the line, several others were dragged after it. Seventeen we - goes were broken, and the parapet of • bridge was doing damage altogether to the amount of 1,0001. AN Auritort's REVERIIL—Though my life has been • busy one, I believe that constitutionally I am one of the most indolent men alive. To he on the gnus in summer Boons under breathless trees, to glide over smooth waters, and watch the still shadows on tranquil shares, is happiness tome. I need then no hooks—then, no companion. But if to that happiness in the EOM, luxury of repose, I may add another happiness of • higher nature, it is in converse with some one friend, upon subjects remote from the prac tical work-day world.--subjects akin less to our active thoughts then to our dream-like reveries,—subjects conjec tural, speculative, fantastic, embracing not positive opinions —for opinion are things combative and disputations—but rather those queries and guesses which start up from the farthest border-land of our reason, sad lose themselves in , air as we attempt to chase and seise them. . . . I thought of the wild folly with which youth casts away the substance of happiness to seize at the shadow which breaks on the wave that 031770111 it ; wiser and happ ier surely the tranquil choice of Cr.,, though with gifts faculties far beyond those of the young man who mistook the desire of fame for the power to win it. And then SIT thoughts settling beck on myself, I became coaacions of a certain melancholy. How poor and niggard compar ed with my early hopes bad been my ultimate results . How ques. tinned, grudged, and litigated, my right of title to every inch of ground that my thought had discovered or my toils had cultivated ! What motive power in me had, from boyhood to the verge of ag e , urged me on " to score delight and love laborious days." Whatever the motive power mos had been, I conk no tosser trace it. If vanity—of which, doubtless, in youth I bad my homes share—l had toe, since grown rather too callous than too mositive to that love of approbstioa in which vanity canasta. I was &Wog by no penury of fortune, isfinsomd by no feverish thurst for • name that should outlive my grave, fooled by no h ope the rewards whichowl on ambition . I bad the age when Hope w eighs her anchor sad steers forth so far that her ampl es t seems but a silvery speck on the last line of the horizon. Certainly I flattered myself that my purposes Baked my toils to some alight service to mankind ; that in graver efforts I was asserting opinions in the value of which to human interests I sincerely believed, sad in ' lighter aims vesting thoughts and releasing fancies which might add to the culture of the world—eot, indeed, fruitful harvests. but at lead some lowly flowers. Bet though such intent might be within suss mind could I tell how fir I un consciously exaggerated its earn:steer —still less could I tell how ter the intent was digoilled by soccer! "Have I done aught for which mankind would be the woes, were it swept into nothingness to-rnorrow r—is • question which many a grand and fertile genius may, is its tree humility, address mournfully to itself .— Sir E. B. Lytton in Block wuds Miegrezine for March. floral. 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No* IllaNerdokfro. fleedinit Ore New !ter . 6nLl.Klap.et.PreL44 De.Aber. ELI p. et. De. Tp. Printed' Dawes Bleed 44 p. e. ILlna. O (load. An. M 41.0.6) Da. 4. pie V . teed el= swat : Y 4 p. DO. do. DO p.r. Do. do. C p.c. Tel Vale Preference Walen.atflkeway op./ Waet ao. L —Ok latituaaL and do 0% limp. 6 p. ca Pref Do.do.perp. 6 pat. pref 1 II d l 111 LIZ I 103 111 id 108 110 zd 133 131 id 107 110 zd 85 87 117 119 zdl 110 112 id, 102 105 ad 101 10d sdl NI 100 88 911 80 41 ht 104 71 77 'di 148 172 :di 102 1011 :dl LS 138 I NOILEIGN ZAILWATII. us 1141 us 1 16 116 140 11l 416 IS 47 lei 111 130 lib SO ■ 101 105 114 116 SG 2 Pm i 48 4 !1m IST US lii xdl 111 113 IN HI lie 12 N IN zd t t e db 4 pl 10 10e 24 24 1110 102 NO 102 a /1 1 11. IN 11- 1 1N 1141 ;IN FS WI Si 114, ni 13} zd 111 194 ad 119 121 ad 192 106 ad 194 122 ad .WAYI. I CL prices. I Solos. - all :Amway • aaleardan IN an :news I. J 1 1 — la Illsada*ll.l2ra.ll. 760.4 11 11 Pm l sal —• 1 1 • 9 ill..Apres G. Southeruil, 11 4 dla Par ell au r i Vrialiaiai::::: 16 Dela Illmalak 1 If pm, all Imam of Frames all lild. &WWI L p.a — 1 all Grea4 Lazmarg 164 161 j 13l all ItalMa Jaocaloo 2 tr.,66.4.1Prt. L . S.gov 4 tha 4 as maatkaa a U I Do. New Shams .. 14 I N.Ball B. Abram`. 7p. e • le all Aramaean Trunk Prot all , Ottoman linurnan id in) 9 an pada Lyona and Medi!, Me all "Ma sod Orlasol 46 a lll Portagameallio .L O 7 l l all I Roolle and 6. rr5W...4.,L Ili 181 14 is •10 sod all 'loy Rumba. al Duda ' 14 16 all Maid Ilwaildi 1 , I I all I ,_ _Da. V per am* ls all moon nal lame .. 1 I 104 all I Pm 114 pm mat. Prat m W anagamapluajg.? pant i 1 ll pm 91 all is.ADo..4.4 231 tif as TmooVenmaao 23! tip UP IS of harm..,. iMs 4 p. a lp of harm .. lll 6 Tue. and Savona 1 4 II dla I , al I w llo. do is 17 WI ad ltsarlan .. . . 1 ii all I /Mx ell per NM: Prat I l i i all ;WM.III. Wo4 Frame' U 224 1 Me 414 114,001 SAIIAM 1.111 1 11.311 10/0,801 IMAM loam DUCIA. - k4 - s — ameal 1 1 04 114. 1 14 Do. 4 .44. Pt./. NIL IN et. L Kul mud 114411utla IN oad= Iso 11. et. ILKathartn• thaauton 10 sai:Vic4arla I De. Dow 1 7 * 6161 476 46 j pier. I Sere. - m 140 1 17 MI be as , 661 ' In so , 1 ilb epos, —.. re. 1a PROVINCIAL REARS MARKETS. Livaapooi., Y&-Gales to-day :.--Great Eastern, xd, 49 --Great Western, 67—lancaahlre and Yorkshire, 109—Londo I and North Western, 991 I—Metropolitan, 143.16- South Eastern, 94 4 I 11—Great Luxembourg, 16 11-16—British and Foreign Marine, p. 21. BramEinnum. FM,. 28 —London and North Western quoted 991, buyers, vat sellers, en div.—Manchester, Buxton. and Mat lock. 4, buyers—Midland New, le pm, buyers—Birmingham Canal. 92, Si dlr., buyers Wolverhampton and Staffordshire Back. 91 to 10-Ifetropoli4n Wagon, Y pm, buyers, ex die.— W o f9a. 12 to 1, ex dlr. —South Staffordshire Water works, 61 to 1. markets steady. Mmitlfffferga, Y. 26.—There was a steady market, with a good business. Great Eastern, 49i—Orest Ship, 6a. 9dL —Great Western of Canada, 151—Lancashlre and Yorkshire, 106 i .1 9 London and North Western, 961 I—Manchester and County Bank, 11 p.—Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 461—Ditto Six per Cent. Pref., 1261—North British, 631-Booth Eastern, 94 4 Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, si p. Metropolitan, 14 1.16 14—Ditto New, 216-16 p.—Bank of j .nehester, p.— East Anglian, 14—Lancashire Insurance, p. Immxt, Fla 26. —Leeds Banks, 44—Gunton and Liverpool Ex tension, 913.16—Midland, 126—London, 100—Sheffield, 46 6-16. Dummy, Pia 28.—Three per Cent. Consols, 911 f—Nevr Three per Gent, Reek, 94—ditto for account, 11th Match, 94 2 Ditto for New Account, 9th April, 911 1 —National Bank of Ireland 301. paid„ 771—Union Bank (Limited) (12L paid), 92—Midland Great Western half shard ffif. paid , I—Ditto, for account, 2611—Great Southern and Western Your per Cent. Perp. (1001 (paid, 981 a d. Tag GALLwaY SUBSIDY.—It ban been announced by Lord Palmerston that her Majesty's government have speed to renew the subsidy for the lined Atlantic steamers from Galway, and the directors have consented to send their ships to such ports as the government may determine. In consequence of this announcement a number of gentlemen connected with or interested in Canada are taking active measures to induce the government to fix upon a Canadian port on the other side of the Atlantic in preference to New York or Boston, and will submit to the noble lord a very strong case in f►vour of this selection, mainly on the ground of the injurious competition which, supported by Imperial subsidy, will be set up as against lines of steamers esta blished betweek England and Canada and the British North American provinces.—Obeerrer. AN EOCZXTRIC OLD kAN.—AN eccentric old roan, well known by omnibus conductors, has just died suddeoly in an eating-house at Paris. This man, who was • native of Lyons, had his brain turned by receiving an unexpected legacy. His folly consisted in • passion for riding about, which the low price of omnibus locomotion enabled him to indulge in at a small expense. He knew which line of those vehicles began to run the earliest in the morning, and yea always at the starting place to take his place on the Orst journey. Excepting the short intervals occupied in taking his meals, his whole time, until the re turn of the last omnibus to the yard at night, was spent in riding about. He always took the plain next the conductor, on the right-hand side, and was much annoyed if he found it already oecepied —Gefignani. Mine Whateley, the author of "Ragged Life in Eppt," has returned to Cairo, and reopened the school for girls, which bed been closed during the summer. Elie was welcomed back by her old fr»uds and mils, with the demonstrations of joy and affection.—The Englash- roman's JoariuU. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAP.) Two o'CLocw. The funds to-day are firmer, and an advance of per cent: has occurred in Consols. The railway market is dull, with a slight reduction in South Eastern and Midland. Little busi ness is going forward in this depart ment. As regards foreign stocks the chief movement is a fall in Mexican Bonds. Business in foreign securities has not revived. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Ranks opened at 70fr. bc., being rather more than per cent. better than on Saturday. The quotation for the end of March is 70fr. 32c. The scrip of the new Danish Loan is rather firmer, at 2 to 21 prem. Consols are now quoted 924 to ft both for money and the account (March 5). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92f, f, ; ditto, for account, 92f, I ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92f, f ; New Threeper Cents., 92f, ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 75J ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 1001 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 105 ; and Exchequer Bills, 2s. prem. Mexican Bonds have fallen considerably, being last marked 32. Greek have declined f per cent. Italian Five per Cents. are also fiat. Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates continue in demand, with an upward tendency. Turkish securities are firm. Some of the present quota tions are annexed :—Turkish 1854 Loan, 90 to f ; ditto, 1858, 691 to I, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 69} to 70 ; the Consolidia, 41 to f ; Greek Bondi', 19} to ; Venezuelan Six per Cents., 59} to 1 ; the n New Portuguse Loan, 462 to 4 ; and the New Peruvian Loan, 88 to f. Transactions are recorded as follows Egyptian, 96f, ex div. ; Greek, 19} ; ditto Coupons, 81 ; Italian, 681 ; Mex ican, for account, 32f, 32 ; Moorish, 931 ; New Granada, 14} ; ditto Land Warrants (Hee tares), 7 ; Portuguese, 1862, 471, 47 ; Sardinian, 84 ; Spanish Passive, 261, 27 ; ditto Certificates, 10, ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 901 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 69f, 69, I, 1,3, ex div.; ditto 1001. bonds, 73, ex div. ; ditto 1862, for account, 69f, I ; Venezuela, 1862, 591. The steamer Shannon has arrived from the West Indies, with no less than 934,000/ in gold and silver. Fouz o'Cb3cc. Consols are quoted 921 to I both for money and the bth inst., and 9 4 to 93 for the new ac count ; being better. The statement published on Saturday that "the directors of the Ottoman Bank have been compelled to give an engagement not to attempt further pro oeedings in their arrangement for transferring the property of the Ottoman Bank to a foreign com pany until the suit has been beard on its merits," is entirely contrary to the fact. The only under taking suggested by the Vice-Chancellor to the Ottoman Bank directors was, that they should con fine themselves to the mode of procedure for wind ing up contained in their own affidavit—an engage ment which of course they could have no possible objection to take. The power to wird up under this condition was, therefore, distinctly affirmed. The last strange attempt to induce action on the part of the Stock Exchange Committee, and to assail the value of the Customs securities hypothe cated to the Loan of 1862, is quite of a piece with the line of argument pursued for weeks past with reference to this affair, and needs no comment be yond an expression of regret that matters of so much public interest should be discussed in such a partisan spirit. The directors of the Ottoman Bank have issued their report, for presentation at the 7th annual meeting on the 6th of March, but this docu ment is very brief, and its interest has been com pletely anticipated by the official notification respecting dividend and bonus published a few days ''The British and American Exchange Banking Corporation (Limited) have appointed Mr. David Davidson their manager in London. Mr. Davidson was for many years manager in Canada of the Bank of British North America, and for the last eight years general manager in the Bank of Mon treal, both of which institutions have agencies in New York. The " Intercolonial Bank of Australia and New Zealand " is announced, with a proposed capital of 1,500,0001., in 15,000 shares of 1001. each, of which the first issue is to consist of one-half, but a portion of these are to be reserved for the colonies. The object of this undertaking is apparent from its title. The great success which has attended bank ing in Australia, and the rapid growth of Austra lian trade, naturally suggest the formation of new establishments. The present concern proposes to take a wide scope, aiming not only at the business between the colonies and the mother country, but also at that between the colonies themselves, par ticularly between Australia and New Zealand. With this view, chief offices are to be formed in London, Sydney, Melbourne, and Queensland, as well as at Auckland, Wellington, and Nelson, in New Zealand, but it is also intended to open inter colonial ,branches or agencies at other places, as experience may direct. The buainess to be under taken is of the ordinary and legitimate character, and the direction is respectable. The preliminary, legal, and other expensed, are to be kept within • gross total of 5,0001. The amount of railway calls falling due in the month of March (as stated in Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) is unusually small, being as follows : Amount per Share. Due Already Number Due In March. 1863. Data. Aid. Cal. of shares. Amount, Bombay. Bans Ll, tc , D shares Danube and Black Sea 8 Per am! Prvf 5 20 0 Not known 2 NM Kent 5 per cent. Pref. Moukland New 101 Vale of HeathlOßPref 1 54 1 0 0 21,419 3 1 0 0 9,000 7 1 0 0 1,142 12 2 0 0 7,040 Total in Mirth 21,419 0,000 2,142 14,090 sm,err Total called In three months of 1963.... L 1.468,006 The Fairlight has arrived from China with 690,9371b5. of tea, and the Summer Cloud with 848,0251 be. SAIIIRDAT Fir wlO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 to both for money and the sth of March, closed to-day at the same quotation. The official business report is as follows :—Tbree per Cent. Consols, for money, 92e, 1, ; ditto, for ac count, 921 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, j ; New Three per Cents., 921, ; Thirty Years An nuities, 1885, 151 ; India Stack, 229 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 108, ft • ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 100 k, 1 • ditto Bonds, 16s. prem. ; Four per Cent. enficed" rupee paper, 941 ; ditto Five and a Half per Cent., 1121. The India Five per Cent. stock was Toted 1081 to fand Exchequer Bills at 21. dis. to 2s. prem. Tliere were some purchases of India Bonds at 16s. prem. The foreign stock market was unusually quiet. The receipts of the Orand Trunk Railway of Canada, for the week ending the 7th Feb., were 16,6631. sterling, being 2091. more than in the cor responding week of last year. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follows :—Cannes Hotel, to 2 prem.; Oil Wells of Canada, 3 to 4 prem. ; Bank Lo Pdre n Wn c i on eg'j F oi ire npr a S n it iL ki if DP e is 7a u. u n ni\ C e liit e: o 3 Dil"i tl7p inun ril eig .,• tYt4 and London and South American Bank, if to 2 prem. The demand for American securities continues. A fresh rise has taken place to-day in the Federal Five per Cents. lIN I CI. price 4. 1 Balm 96td 7epm Par i 88Pis 80 111 ' W 2 id ii :al a! 11l _ _ 'a i 106 i Hsi F 1061 1 - 4 Ill's! 5 41 .- 61 Int"! *se ii ii_ 0 -- I Tdl4 21} 42 1 44 bow 9i N 1111 41 a ar ti 1l ,W I dis i pm OgiPrr s t pa. 4 °- U a. - 11 Pin bl is . 2.sk. 7$ 7 8 eti Spa' . 4 pal N DO 14 68 a ai %Pis 87 i a }W }pea R W s 424 par ▪ Xs ni Ski "4 '1 22 26 q n I otte par U 0 id a 4 ti lb is 112 2 ni M 110 100 U 2 !II" pr k fIu PIO 1. "99 — 10 i ne 11 1 dim 1 1 1 ti w• s • Si le PEI 10 pm 10 11 7 I If i Pm 1 par 60 U n n 13 16 pm 2016 18 20 n 2 lit 20 16 1 V' 140 146 1 dis pax 80 83_ i 1 Ma } tbs Papm l t 1 i dig par 12 14 .. 101 30 1 - Lie 4i i 6/ 42 4 111 u •24 - ; M fl& to-4y to 1 p.m. MINES.-(71118 DA Y.) Two o'OlocE. The mining market is active today. There is still a strong inquiry for East 13aseett sham, which are now quoted 96 to 100, being 51. better than on Saturday. North Roskear are also firmer at 58 to 60 ; Great Fortune at 344 to 35 ; and Tincroft, at 20 to 1. But Caradon are slightly lower, at 4tif to 47. East Rosewarne are quoted 3f to 1. In the Stock Exchange, Devon Great Consols shares have been dealt in at 530 ; East Bassett, at 95 and 971 ; East Caradon, at 46f and 46; North Crofty, at 54 ; and Wheal Ludcott, at 74, 7f, and 7. Yudanamutana shares are officially marked 4 and 41, being firm. Cape Copper and Cobre Copper are steady. 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, 11,380 oitavas ; yield, 6.908. Remittance, 85,232 °haves. All going on well. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-'PHIS DAY.) The weather has been rather tineettled rime Friday. To day it is cloudy, sad some rain hes fallen during the num:Ling. The wind is from the sonth-weat. Dorian the ii;t7ireeTttltesnpply of English wheat was • little imreassd. Flour a liberal quantity. Barley and eats moderate. Malt rather large. Beans and peas • fair quan tity. A small supply of linseed, rapeseed, and canary seed. A few parcels of barley from Scotland, but very few oats. Irish oats rather more liberal than of late. The foreign arrivals were moderate of wheat, one half American, remainder Prussian, Black Sea, and • small quantity from the Fast Indies. Flour—A good quantity of Americsa barrels, and • few sacks front Francis and Port Phillip. Barley—A good supply Black Sea, Mediterranean, French, and several begs from Hamburg. Oats more liberal, though not heavy, the greater portion from Holland, sod the remainder Danish and Swedish. A good supply of beans from the Mediterranean, and • large quantity of linseed and rapeseed from the Fast Indies. Other seeds in wall supply. The wheat trade continues slow. The condition of the English supply fresh up is rather better than that of last week, but the value is la. kw Flour is dull, and 6d. per WM, and is. per sack lower. The barle trade is hardly so brisk as of late. Oats are dull, and &I. cheaper. Beans and peas are without change. Tara are richer lower. AIRIVALS or Sane—English : Linseed, 267 ; rapeseed, 15 ; make, 02 ; canary sad. 10 ; other seeds, 152. To. reign : Tana, 155 ; linseed, 32,850 ; rapeseed, 1,900 ; make, 1,200 ; kolas, 780 ; cotton sad, 8,665 ; oilseed, 7,774 ; canary seed, 260 ; mustard need, 30. Emirs or awe.—Liassed, 2,900 ; rape oil, 4,060. Wiliam—English: &max aad Heat, white, new, 40e. to 495.; ditto, fine old, 55e. to 59e.; ditto, red, new, 425. to 464.; ditto, fine old, 50s. to 52e. ; Norfolk, km, fine old, --a. is —a.; rod, new, 42e. to 50a. Foreign : Dantric, 53e. to 53e.; line, 55a to 57a • extra, 57e. to 594. • Konigsberg, 495. t i 53a.; ditto, raki, 53e. 8* 56e.; RostOck, 51s. to Os.• ' ditto. eats, 535 . to 55a. ; Mecklenburg and Uakermark, 51s. to Ws. ; American and Oanadea white, 494. to 51a.; ditto. red. 435. to 495. mal , 36e. te 40s. be, 44e.; g rindin g , 275. to 325.; and 275. to 325. per qr. ; oreign piadi, 23,1. to 325.; ditto distilling, 275. to 324. Y Ease: and Norfolk. 60s. to 645. ; 605, 645. to 665. ; Kinptoe sad Were, 645. to 665.; Us, rs. to 66e. ; brow,.. Ma. to Ms. Oamt-ingbili feed, 20s. Od. to 24,. 06. ; potato, 23a. to 255. ; foreign, 20e. to 246. Saus.-Eyglish tiek, 325. to 355. ; barrow, 38s. to 38s. *Goa, 36e. to 38s. ; forma, 325. to 34e. ; Mak. -a to -s. ; Konipberg, 38e. to 40s. ; • 31s. to 33r. Plan.-English boilers, 395. to 415.• to and blue, 395. to 41s. ; maple, 365. to 405.; grey. 3:45. to 38e.: ; foreign. 365. to 37e. ; ditto fine, 395. to 40e. FLOM. -Haglish tows, 425. to 445.; ditto fine, 445. to 475.; country, 31s. to 345. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 325. to 345.; Prowls, 39.. to 41s. pet seek ; U.S. sweet, 235. to 25a; ditto extra, 265. to 275. ; °maim. 26% to 271. ; BPsoitbs 39a. to 42a. Ittnta4t 30a. to 321. ; yellow 304. to 31s. Ftoseuna Como's, all 0. F. and L —Wheat : Nadi. saga and Marialsople, per 4921b5., 445. to 48a. ; Obirka, 445. to 43a. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801 be, 444. to 48e. ; whits, —a. to —4. ; Danube and Galata, We to 41s. ; 32a. to 345. Barley: Igrp4oan and Syrian, per 4 M ti :. 224. to 7.14. ; Odessa and Danube, do., 245. to 28s. BOLDS Egyptian, par 4801bA,304. to 314. Bain : Odom and Galatr. per 4921 b.., 31.. Od. to 334. ; Dnuil and Bulgarian, per 4801b4., 30*. Od. to 31s. ; Preach, do., —e. to --t. ; American, do.. 295. to 30s. ; Egyptian, 28s. to 29. Bsoc on hand this day Delivery last meek Ditto from Ist June Arrival last week Ditto town Ist Juno ericeY.C.ou the spot this daycwal Ditto Town last Friday AtIiIiAIII2ITOLOYDO2IS.O3I FEB. 23 TO 76113. 2& whist. Barley. ComityWs qrs. 4" in dish .. 824.3 lON I t YAW Osts..leana Tem Flow. qrs. vs. Orb .ca. 6764 6193 CC! 94 .. 14103 36696 .. . 3446 16 17091 1463 qrs. ; Saar, Ms. iadgn . ...I 13800 11/3113 Expons.—Whest, 1083 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (PT ILECTRIC AND ryrrzwunoNm. TILIORAPH. (PROM OUR OWN OORRISPONDENT.) The market continues quiet at the quotations, and the sales will probably foot up about 4,000 bales. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY. ) SUGAIL—The market is quiet; and limited sales are only reported, iniindieg 1,000 begs brow■ Bahia at 30a. 3d. Reflood quiet. Comm— There is a firm but not active demand for colo nial descriptions, the finer sorts of plantation Ceylon being most in request. TZA.—Tbe public sales to commence to-morrow have prevented bowies' by private contract to-day, but the market is firm Itacz..—Tlie market is quiet. Som.-40 packages of One Demerara sold—puuchecum, at la. Bd. ; boilscada, Is. 10d.; and bands, *.U., proof. CoiTON.Z7SO bides have been sold on . the's r pot, in most cases at rather lower prices ; also 400 bales afloat. The public sales advertised for to-morrow consist of 450 bhda., 1,000 begs W. 1., sod 2,200 bags Mauritius sugar, 200 casks, 3,400 bags coffee, about 40,000 packages tea, 4.000 bap rice, 1,100 hags pimento, and sundry drysaltery goods. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The merket is quiet, et the frillowieg prices: -Tows tallow, 44e. set cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 445.; March, 435. 9d. ; April to June, 445. ; October to Decem ber, 46.. 6d. to 465. 9d. PARTICULAAS OP TALLOW. mom 966 65,301 1,01.9 109,390 iTe. if. I {tli 64 Arrival for the week ending 10th March last year. 2,425 cask; Gad delivery, 1,663 casks . The wields last week comprised 360 casks Wawa, 7J casks Att,tralla, sad SW casks from other pLicea Total 009 casia. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (T#lB DAY.) . . We have a larger supply of beasts, but the demand is good, and we ainoot , luote lower for choice qualities. There is a slight reduction is Ulterior ; however, a fair clearance is effected. The number of sheep is larger, and trade is dull. There is very little alteration in prom. We have very few calves on offer, end choicest deeoriptions are sold dear. From Germany and Holland there are 560 beasts, 1,750 sheep, and 64 calves ; Spain, 70 beasts ; Scotland, 570 Wens ; Norfolk and Su ff olk, 2,000 ; Ireland, 170 and 50 from the Northern and Midland Counties, Pr .Wue of Sibs. Best Scots, Hererds. beet Shorthorns Sassed owl beads Charts a. d. a d. 48 6 0 4 0 ♦ 10 34 • 0 48 6 0 6 4 8 Pr roes et gAa s. d. s. d. asst Dr& If.bdolli • 0 0 0 DOA Losrwors.... 6 4 6 • Do. do. era'.... u 0 • 0 Orr & sesead qui 4 4 4 do. .... 0 0 0 • 188 t Dos& Mt -bride 6 8 6 0I Imam &MU at market, CIO ; amp mod lambs. 17,740 Calm, . Ils, 810. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Patteeden and Smith report*, trade better for both English and foreign, and line qualities are scarce sad the turn dearer. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Will. End Reface, 17e. ; Wall. End Haswell. 175.; Will. End Tess, 16.. 3d. ; Walls Ead Braddyle Hotta., 15s. ; Will. End Rumen Hatton, 14e. 9d. ; Walla Ead South Hartle 14..; Will. End Ocitoeth, 13e. ; Wins End 13b at. 13e. 3d. ; Walls Sad Trinulon Tberalar, 13s. ; Welk Red Harlon, 13s. ; Davidsoe's Hanka. 14e. dd. ; Hastines Hartley. 14.. dd. ; Lambert's Hartley, 14.. 3d.—Ship at market, M. EMIGRATION OF LANCASHIRE! OPERA:IVO , . —The necessity of adopting systematic emigration is forcing itself on the attention of the Lancashire operatives. Oe Saturday night a large number of working woo met at A ditto .under- Lyme, sod agreed to memorialise the colonial government for aid, to be applied, of course. in carrying out the opera tives to the colonies. The resolutions were unanimously adopted, and there was • spice of tittererss in all the speeches when the speakers referred to their owe condition hi this crisis, and contrasted it with that of royalty and the aristocracy. The speeches were, however, moderate so d generally well-reasoned. The subject of emigration will be brought before the Lord Mayor's committee this week by Mr. Barley.—Nanchtsrer EX4lll4ilier. zd 49,890 1,466 98,417 7,, 45,568 1,256 65,061 11118 72.320 441. Od. 46i. ed.