The Express. — London, England, 1863-03-04 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) , OLD COURT. (Before Mr. Judie. Williams.) THE ACTON MURDER. Mr. fatal applied to the must for the postponement of the trial of the prisoners charged with the murder of the police-coostable et Acton, to the next session. Mr. Clerk, who sou instructed to prosecute on behalf of the Treasury, consented to the application, sod the case ocasequently steads postponed. . _ A similar application was made by Serjeant Ballsntine (who was specially retained) m behalf of John Edwards and William Lester, who are charged with manslaughter by reason of an accident that occurred at one of the stations of the Metropolitan Railway a Mai time back. This trial was also postponed. Caroline Burns, 13, a diminntive.looking girl, was =ed with the wilful murder of her male illegitimate Mr. Ribtoe prosecuted, and the prisoner was defended by It app eared that the prisoner wu living at the time as a mastic servant with a lady named Hill, in Beaumont-street, On Sunday, the Ist of February list, the prisoner complained to her mistress that she was unwell, and As advised her to go to bed, which she did. The next day her mintier!, had oocasion to go to a cupboard in the room in which the prisoner slept, and on turning over some clothes which were in the cupboard, she took up a skirt, out of which rolled the body of a male child. A cord was tied round the nook of the child, and it warn quite dead. Medical assistance was sent for, and upon the body being examined, the appearances which it presented led the medical gen tlemen to come to an opinion that the child bad been born alive. A post aortae examination was made and it was ascertained that death was caused by Ntrangula tioe. The cords which was round the neck was not tied very tightly. There was a livid mark round the neck, which was very much more vivid on one aide than the other, and the mark was not complete, and the medical gentlemen expressed their opinion that the child had breathed. They stated, however, that the prisoner might have made use of the tape in the agonies of her confinement without any intention of causing the death of the child, and that the child might have been suffocated by lying on its face. [The trial was proceeding when our report left.] NEW COURT. (Before Mr. Bina Bramwell.) William' °tiedland, 22, tailor, William Crane, 21, shoemaker, Charles Lawrence, 21, labourer, and George Wright, 20, sweep, were indicted for attempting to break and enter the dwelling-bouts of Jonethan 841, and for musing grievous bodily harm to William Thome, a police constable, with intent to resist their lawful apprehension. Mr. Clerk and Mr. (bridge prosecuted. and Mr. F. H. Lewis, Mr. M. Williams, and Mr. Pater defended. The facts of the ewe were these. The prosecutor is a polies-constable, and upon the morning of the 30th of December, shortly after 6 o'clock, be was on ditty in Churchetreet, Bethnal-green, when he saw the three pri soners standing near the Bell beer-shop, and after watching for some time, he saw the prisons, Goodland and the others =ag to effect an entrance there. He went up and to take Gooiland into custody, and in , order to do so he struck at him with his truncheon, when Goodland struck him a violent blow on the head with a crow-bar, which rendered him insensible sod he has since been unable to attend to his duties, and all the prisoners, more or less, took part in the amendt on the coostable. They all got away at the time but were subse quently taken in custody, Lawrence at Parham, upon another charge. The case for the prosecution haying closed, the jury, under the direction of his lordship, Acquitted Wright ; are a in the case of the other prisoners were locked up to consider their verdict. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) ATTINFT MINDEN OF TWO cumnuat AND ATTEMPT= IMICIDI OP TEC NOME& Caroline Rathurn, aged 23, a roc ectably-attired woman, who described herself as of no occupation, and refused her address, was charged before Mr. Barker with attempting to commit suicide by throwing . herself into the water of the Regmlfs-ausal, under the following peculiar circumrtanoss : It from the evidence that th defendant is nursedworms but is separated fr om her husband, it is stated through her loose and unfortunate beha viour. On more than one co:anima has she been separated from her husband. Last week she had some word, with him, and then she alleged that he ill-used her, and celled her bad names. The prisoner wee seen on the towing path of the Regent's-canal walking up and down in a very excited stale, and as it appeared that the was about to throw herself into the water. as well as two children who were with her, eons men went op to her and gave her into custody. It was then found that she bed a rope round both her children, which wee attached to her waist, and As stated that it was her intention to throw herself into the water and kill both her children and her. self. She also said that she was tired of her life, sad Bomar than pat up with an more difficulties, she would put an end to her and bar • atisteoce. Yr. Barker asked the prisoner what she had to my in lamer to the charge. The prisoner, who had two black eyes, and who treated the metier with the greatest indifferenos, mid it was all tree, and that she did it because her husband had left her. Some ass in court called out, " Yes, became dyour giog too mach to drink.* Yr. Barker mid it was e very salons charge, and remanded her to the Home of Detention. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE NT •1111+••C 171201•193.) NOTTINGHAM MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) LIT/'LFJOHN STAKES. Straight half-ma& Ldp di Vargy, Coimbra Swam% Madam. Tagliatico, Virgil* lady Nichol, lady Mazy, Conics, and Faith are bro. FORV3T PLATE. T.Y.C. Peignoir, Poet Sheen, Besham Loos, Jack's Alive, Abroo, Bedford, Loomis, Revolver, Alder, Labe, and Ms. Somer ville ire here. WELTER CUP. Two miles. Yellow Dwarf, Yorkmieelor, Jingling Jenny, The Berm, Wall Ali ben. Shah, Yerkehisemea, Annanley. sod Shuttlecock ere ANNUAL HURDLE RACE. Two miles and s half. Sinking Paid, Nosegay, Little Dick, The Prophet, Sooth saye, Ledbary, and Reinunsrator are bora. PAM Fonsary.—liisritans, Miss Hawthorn, sad Kingstoa. HUNT CUP. Two mike and • half. The he Dwaine, Viable, Wanks', and Dearman Dick are m FIZZ AND Lose OF Thus LIVES AT DOVER. Yesterday morning a fire of an alarming nature broke out la • block of premises in Marketrmare, opposite the Museum, at Dover, and resulted in the sacrifice of three lives, those of a amid servant sod two children, and the destenrioa of the same number of houses—one the Alhambra Mriolall, sad the other two reaped by Mr. Frogpt, barber, sad Mr. Burrows, pork butcher. The houses were all built on the ruins of the old idolater of FUNERAL Of THE LATE Ma. • GlEOstott GENGE. St- Martin, tee will the &ea. " pricey forming the beck this pns of erlar vocalist were interred at Bee r the premiss. There wee thus no mesas o f serape f rom The remains the rear, sad it is to this unfortanate eireurrace that the eldlessa OseeeSsr7 on Saturday, when a lane concourse loss of life is to be attributed. The fire was dimenvered is the professional brethren and friends of the dreamed at the house of Mr. Burrows, the centre one of the three, tended, and testified their respect to his memory by per shortly before four o'clock. Smoke war then ruing from forming choral service. In the choir were Vern the tiles forming the roof ; but th e fire must have Ore • long time smouldering, for before any alarm could log and Shoubridge, vicars abort of St. Paul's Cathedral, be given flames lain burst forth. The borough Theodore Latin, Cozens, Mattocks, and Thomas, Dr. fire brigade, under the command of Mr. Superintendset I Boardman (himself an old choir boy, and Genge's first Oran; the engines of the militarY stationed in the Sainees. I pianoforte preceptor), and the young gentlemen of St. sod the services of the local volunteer fire brigade were Paul's Cathedral and Lincoln's ben completed the choir. Promptly WM" fate requisition,an abundant supply el The music selected was Porosil's burial chant in G minor. water being procured from the public mains, under the ! and Ferrant's anthem. "Lord, for Thy tender mercies' persoul sareinteedere of Mr. John H aw k ey , the town i sake." The latter was sung at the grave immediately pre surveyor. The borough ars mane was brought to the aPot alai the benediction The choir attended in their rug • just in Bar to ?nye" a rural " ( nen who was on the roof ' The Rev. Mr. Stuart read the lessons and prayers. of Mr. Frospt s premises throwing herself off. She was I Derritnerfow or • Catracu ar Flax.—The fine safely got down from her perilous position, sad the rest d e la parish rem* at Westerieigh is now io ruins, the result the inmates inmates to th e „ v , heele k . ii • as the per, of • fire which oomrasseed is the roof and communist/id belonging """"e"s t° "'eat Ito :he istrior on Monday morning. The customary ser ighuervcir :se came to the frost ". a thi ,". wu vines veers held in the edifies on Sunday, fires wire Oh, as usual burned in the stoves to warm the spacious build " Oh, God. my poor children !" It was then ascertained g t h e in the even i ng every thi ng wee l e f t eppernn tl y v a n . that two children and • errant_ girl were still in • bedroom and' the little township lapsed into its waited quie t esses. at th e back of the premier. /h. Comm and some of his at appear that at about four o'clock in the morning, r animate immediately proceeded to the Yew , s ad ma de a man was attending upon his master's flock at every possible attempt to rescue the victims. but without Brac e. f mo, • cher ,„ e a a li g ht ac t h e c h urc h. success. The flames bad completely enveloped the room in pin tower& th e epos he saw that the c h urc h m a which they were contained, and in • few minutes the floor was on fire, mod immediately aroused the clerk and Restos gave way, and was lost in the homing mar which held Th ey Q.... a she By thi, Um, fro Wild* possession of the lower part of the premises. At eight ' was j a a w are, km flakes „ re h e i eg bl ow , fr om i t „ en o'clock, after the flames were extinguished, the charred re- a he earreuedica property, aad the greatest cam were „aw. main, ef all tams were toned , and from their time laird for the safety of the crimes mid the egriceiliwal believed they hecrieft their beds and were emeanrWllLto storm which cluster around the Mier& Nest prompt make their escape from the room when the floor fell ie. The sad hearty assietanes was rendered by all. It is children are red respectively nine and seven years, sad the a r , gad test t il l t parish mat * . w a s h &sa ye r : W S servant is a b out seventeen. Mrs. Burrows had left borne at ore id meow word, Th e m ad.. a dd s . • visit to seer friends at Ithangpr roll on the Previa" , robes. and also the time-worn organ, were likewise merits evening, and bad taken a third child with her. The fine eld stose pulpit, pistons of which lyre pats UNSIABONABLE SALICON.--111r. Brute ' s bill pro- ma is Mete Cilleleeetelehil• histories. t he tenthiyasati• poems to inflict a pawky not excised* 51. for the export of Wad. y the headnews tower and the west sad of unclean or nresserable salmon, or salmon aught daring the aura are sraparatively Ws The corer the the time when th e sa l e thereof is prohibited in at distekt. Are is sapwood to be the over of the pips of ems of The ie 3rd of burden el 'racing that the m i meo i s lawfully caught tbe AMIN el the firing et same meet which Ind pawed the to low tile exporter, if ft he metered for export between near the col% and th e wcesesplent Winn ef mewl et Um September and the gral of February. ru mba thereof.— Western Deal" Prem. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 4, 1863. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOITSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) The BPlaara took the ebair et 12 o'clock. The following bilk yam reed • second time :—Hayling Railways (Abandonment), North Staffordshire Railway (liadeley et. and Drayton Branches), sad South London Mark 11111 10 100 106 100 is is. II HT., - too ioo la no SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLooz. The railway market is dull to-day, and the ten dency of prices is downwards. Great Northern stock has declined 1 per cent, and Great West ern, Caledonian, and South Eastern I. Metropo- I Titan shares are rather leas firm, at 14 to f, ex the new. London and North Western stock is now quoted 99} to 1. ex div. ' • Great Western, 651 to 661, ex div. ; Midland, 125 to if, ex div. and n. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 109 to 4, ex div. ; South Eastern, 9SI to 1, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 491 to 1, ex div. ; Caledonian, 1161 to 117 ; Great Northern, 122 to 123, ex div. ; and London and South Western, 100} to 1011, ex div. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securi ties are generally without change. ALL ea I Pel I ILLuorAYs. 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The share markets are dull, and prices in some oases are rather lower. The amount of busi ness in foreign securities has been only moderate. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental opened at 70fr. 10c., showing no change. . _ _ The scrip of the new Danish Loan is quoted 14 to 2 prem., being less firm, the allotment made this morning having led to the usual realisations. Consols are now quoted 924 to 4 both for money and the sth inst., and 924, " buyers" for the new account. The official business report is as fol lows : -Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 924, 4, 4 ; ditto, for account, 924; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, 4, 91, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 914, 91, 4, 91, ex div. ; Red Sea Telegraph, 21 7-16 ; India Stock, 227 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1084, 4, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1004, 100 ; and Exchequer Bills, advertised, par. With the exception of a fresh decline in Mexi can Bonds, which are last marked 32 and 324, and a reduction of 4 per cent in Greek, which are now quoted 194 to 4, there is little change in foreign stocks. The new Peruvian Loan is dull, at 874 to 884, while the New Venezuelan Loan is rather firmer, at 594 to 60. Turkish securities are steady. The present quotation for the Consolithis, is 414 to 4. Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates are likewise well supported. New Granada Deferred Bonds are inquired for. Transactions are recorded as fol lows :-Egyptian, 97, 1, 964, ex div. ; ditto, second issue, 964 ex div. ; Greek Coupons, 84 ; Mexican, for account, 324, 32, 4 ; New Granada, 144 ; ditto Deferred, 74, 4 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 874 ; Portuguese, 1853, for account, 474 ; ditto, 1862, 474, 47 ; Russian, 1822, 94, ex div. ; ditto, 1860, 92, 4, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 941 ; Spanish, for account, 534 ; ditto, Passive, 274, 4 ; ditto Certificates, 10 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 904 ; ditto 1858, for account, 694, ex div ; ditto 1862, 694, I ; ditto for account, 70 ; Venezuela, for ac count, 244 ; ditto 1862, 60. The subscription list of the new Danish Loan was closed yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock. It is said that the total applied for is 4,000,0001. of stock, while the amount of the first issue is only 600,000/. The Donald M`Kay has arrived from Melbourne, with 41,0001. in gold. The 611,0001. in silver and 323,0001. in gold, by the Shannon, from the West Indies, reached the Bank of England warehouses yesterday, and will be delivered to the bullion brokers in about a week. The advices from Melbourne announce the shipment for England, during the month, of about 500,0001. in gold. This makes the total on the way about 760,0001., including 260,000/. reported by the previous mail, and still at sea The amount of specie engaged for transmission to-day, to the East ? by the Ripon, is only 38,882 L, of which 24,786/. is gold, and the rest silver. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally firm at Friday's rates. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.174 to ; ditto, 3 days, 1115 to 16 ; Rottrdam, Smooths, 11.174 to 18; Antwerp, 3 mooths, t 25 . 45 o to 50 ; Hamburg, ins. Lento. three mouths, 13.71 to ; Paris, 3 days, 26.174 to 25 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.45 to • Frankfort-oa-thallaine, 3 mouths, 1194 to ; Petsraug (per rouble), 3 months., 35 to ; Vienna, di. go., 3 months, ILBS to 95 ; Trieste, eff. flo , 3 months, 11.85 to 95 ; Madrid, 3 mcatha, 49 to 4 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 484 to 49 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.524 to 60 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.524 to 60 ; Milan, 3 morMA 25.524 to 60 ,• Nooks, 3 months, 25.524 to 60; Palermo, 3 months, 25.60 to 5; If 3 months, 25.60 to 5 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 524 to ; Oporto, ~` 90 days., 521 to 53. _ . Business in the foreign exchanges will be trans acted on Monday next, the 9th inst., instead of Tuesday, the 10th, the day fixed for the Royal marriage• The prospectus of the British Honduras Cotton Company (Limited) is in circulation. This company is formed under unusually respectable auspices, for the purchase of land and cultivation of cotton and other produce in British Honduras. With this view arrangements have been made for the purchase direct from the owners of 100,000 acres of land, de scribed as the most suitable in the colony for cotton growing. The price is 10s. per acre, of which one third is to be in cash within six months, and the rest in paid up shares. Honduras is capable cf producing cotton of expellent quality, and'especial stress is laid upon the opportunity presented by the existing state of affairs in America of obtaining an abundant supply of labourers accustomed to the cultivation of this plant. The capital is to be 200,0001., in 20,000 shares of 101. each. We are informed that the returns received by the London and South African Bank from their branches are, notwithstanding the long-continued drought in the colony, viewed by the directors as very favourable. The annual meeting of the Van Diemen's Land Company will be held on the 19th inst. The Court of Chancery has appointed Mr. R. P. Harding official liquidator of the Llanharry Hema tite Iron Ore Company (Limited), now winding up. It appears that the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Bombay reached Point de Galle on the 15th of February with the mails from Australia, or two days before due. The mails were awaiting there the arrival of the company's steamer with the advicai from Calcutta and China, and which would bring on the whole of the mails —Calcutta, China, and Australian—to Suez. The substance of the Australian news was consequently carried to Suez by the French mail steamer from Calcutta and China, which had touched at Point de Galle on the 15th of Feb The mails by the French packet are expectediron about the 13th inst., and by the English boat about the 15th idem. The particulars are published of bonds, repre senting 2,0001., of the Danish Four per Cent. Loan of 1860-61, which have been cancelled. TUBISDAT EVEIO3IO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921t0 1, both for money and next Thursday's settlement, touched this morning 921 to 1, but closed at 924 to 1. For the April settlement the last price was 921 to 1, the "continuation" being about 1 per cent. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 924, 1,4; ditto, for account, 921 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1, ex div. ; New Three re Cents., 911, 4, ex div. ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 14 13-16, ex div. ; ,Bank Stock, 239, 237 ; India Five per Cent. stock, losg, i; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 10 , ditto Bonds, 14e. prem. The India Five per Cent. stock was quoted 1081 to f, and Exchequer Bills 2s. dis. to 25. prem. India Bonds were marked 14.. prem. Foreign stocks in some cases were rather buoyant in the morning, but became comparatively dull in the afternoon. Formal notice was posted up in the Stock Ex change to-day of the intention on the part of the buyers to " buy in" against parties failing to de liver them between one and two thousand shares in the Auglo-Portuguese Bank, and about 600 shares is the St. Cuthbert Lead Smelting Company. In the former instance, however, the "buying in" seems to have been postponed. In the market for shares, Bank of London, Alliance, Bank of British Columbia, London and County, and Oriental were quoted better, while London and Brazilian, and Metropolitan and Pro vincial were slightly flatter. Than was a relapse of about 10s. in Italian Irrigation shares. London District Telegraph were heavy. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follows :—British and Foreign Marine, 2} to prem. ; Cannes Hotel, lj to 21 prem.; Oil Well. of Canada, 3 to 4 prem. ; Bank of Wales, par to prem. ; City of Loudon Fire and Life, 3to 5 prem. ; City Discount, to l prem.; Petroleum Trading, to j prem. ; Bristol and South Wales Zinc, If to 2 prem. ; Union Marine, 2to 24 prem. ; Empire Marine, to f prem.; Mer cantile and Exchange Bank, Ito 2 prem.; London and South American Bank, 1 4 to 2 prem. ; Inter colonial Bank of Australia and New Zealand, to 2 prem. ; and Bank of Gibraltar and Malta, If to 2 prem. The shares of the Imperial Bank of Turkey were quoted 81 to 91 prem. MINEB.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocl. In the mining market to-day, the principal feature is a decline of about 121. in Rant Bassett shares, which are now quoted 75 to 77+. Tincroft, Cook's Kitchen and Wheal Beton are also rather flatter. Kart Caradon are in demand, and have risen 1/. The usual monthly inspection of this mine was made to-day, and the report is considered favourable. Great Fortune are firm, at 34 to 36+ • Illogan at 30e. to 355. ; and Wheal LudcOtt at 8 to 81. East Caradon are quoted 47 to I ; Cook's Kitchen, 28+ to 29+ ; East Caro Brea, Llto ; East Russell, sto ; North Roekear, to 61+, being steady ; Tincroft, 191 to 24 ; W eal Seton, 242+ to 245 ; Wheal Harriett, 3+ to f ; East Roeewarne, SI to 4 ; and Kelly Bray, 17s. 6d. to 20s. Cape Copper shares are flat ; transactions are recorded at 21, 3, and 21. Bon Accord have been dealt in at t, and Yudanamntana at 4, being straily. The annual meeting of the Scottish Australian Mining Company is called for the 13th inet. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA Rit-1-Crliiit3 DAY.) The quantity of Eng li sh wheat received feed; up to-day, coastwise and by land - carriage, was very limited, but there were several of Monday's unsold samples on offer, in condition. All kinds met a dull inquiry, at a decline in the quotation compared with last week of from Is. to 3. per quarter, without a clearance being effected. We were somewhat heavily iniWied with foreign wheat, which moved off heavily at Mon&y't decline in value, viz. Is. per qr. Floating cargoee of pain off Falmouth were very dull, and rather cheaper. The show of barley was very moderate. Melting and distilling sorts sold steadily at full currencies, but grinding and &mailbag sorts were very dull. We have to report a fair inquiry for malt, Oa former terms. CoOd sound oats were held at full prices. Low and damp qualities were rather cheaper. h beans sod peas very little was doing, at We rates. The flour trade woo heavy at Monday's Clover seed woo in fair request, on former terms. Mort other seeds supported previous rates. Cakes were in slow *WU. CUILZINT PIIICIS. Per Qr. WIIXAT. S. Lae; tent, red .... 40 to 48 Ditto, white.. 4t to Al Nortonand Lincoln red Bully. Malting . Distthiag Grindlag. 28 to 42 . 31 to MI .. 53 to IS U. Mom Norkik, and Suffolk lO to BB Kinpron snd Ware Mto OS Brown OATS. „ black .. BEAns Manion Tick Harrow Pigeon Old sad new 34 to 36 English, feed ll to 211 potato 2ll So IS Balkh, feed Grey Mavis W lilts Far Qr. I. L 14 to 27 17 to U 10 to 22 prude aai icTaiiii- IS to it e) test it to 86 17 to 4$ St to 16 XI to 46 87 to 61 Per - (ii. CHURCH RATE& Mr. NEWDEGAlEPost;oo;cl — hie bill for the commute t ioa of church rates aatil the 6th of May. Mr. ALCOCK, also postponed his bill on the same sub ject till the mune day. QUALIFICATION FOR OFFICES ABOLITION BILL ]t&. HADPIBLD , in moving thethirdTeiiii4 of thit bill, mid he supposed the comparatively large attendance was to be attributed to the opposition which was to be foirlei s. to this bill. Four times this bill had rased this sad it had been supported in both houses by her Majesty's govern m ent. lt had also been supported by no lees than 72 peers of the realm, comprising great historical names and other names honoured in the lead. The noble earl who waist the head of the conservative party had said the declaration, the necessity of making which this bill was to abolish, was of no real importance to the church. Such declarations were useless and irritating. Was there to be one law for one clam of her Majesty's sob** and another law for another class? Did the ministers of the crown sign this declaration? The Home Secretary of the late government had stated that be bad not signed this declaration, and be believed that nine per sons out of tea who took °Sloe did not subscribe this deola renal. Last session he moved for a return of all the persons who had taken office in the last tea years who had not taken this declaration, but the motion was opposed on the ground that if it were ascertained who had not made this declaration, they might be subject to the penalties prescribed ader the law. He believed that among those who had not subscribed the declaration were member,. who had held high office, and who were yet about to oppose this bill. Magistrates and members of municipal oorporatioos were obliged to subscribe the declaration at once, but ministers of the crown did not like it at all, and, therefore, there was one law for one class and another law for another. He trusted that this remnant of intolerance would be swept away. The rejection of this bill he believed would cause great dissatisfaction among the great body of dissenters. We were at present an united people, and be warned hon. members that it was the reverse of wisdom to rouse a spirit of discord by rejecting this bill. Mr. BAINES, in seconding the motiou, said he thought the house could not only safely but wisely grant this small boon to men who felt that it wee derogatory to make this declaration. Idr. NEWDEGATE moved that the bill be read a third time that day six months. Mr fiEL/N wooded the ansendinent. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said he felt himself bound by former sots and preelat easivietions to vote in favour of this bill. He denied that the legislature was bound by what was termed a aompect. It ought always to be left free to do what it considered beet for the country. (Hear, hear.) As the representative of a large body of the clergy, as well ea a member of the government, he denied that the Church of England had any interest in the maintenaitee of this declaration. (Cheers.) It was a declaration of inequality, and while it might fetter the scrupulous would not prevent others from exercising full liberty. He law no danger to the Church of England arising from the dissenters or from the Roman catholics. If that church bad dangers they arose from internal dis sensions —(cheers)—and he hoped she would outlive and overcome them. (Cheers.) The advantages which the church possessed should be nerd mildly and temperately, and this was a measure which especially sailed for such a UM of them. (Hear, hear.) He believed that the mover and seconder al the motion were acting on this occasion as true friends to the best interest, of the country. (Cheers.) Mr. WALPOLE agreed with the Chancellor of the Ex chequer that the declaration which was now proposed to be abolished afforded no security to the church ; but he regarded it as a part of the compact made when dissenters were relieved from former disabilities. The importance of this measure arcs* from the suspicion that there was 1101110. thing else in the background. Mr. W. E. FORSTER supported the motion. , Attar a few words from Mr. NEVIDEGATZ in explanation, The house divided, when there appeared— For the third reading 175 Against it 172-3 The announcement of the numbers was received with loud cheers from the government side of the house. REGISTER OF VOTERS BILL. On the ordeiC4Rtietieuckegei4lTto7emlittee on this _ _ _ Hr. Row ES moved that this bill go into committee that day six months. Mr. VANSITTART !mended the amendment. [iwiliiut;i] MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS BILL. DIVISION. HOUSE HOUSE OF OOMMONS, TUESDAY, Hamm 3. Order for Ssoond Heading reed. Motion nada, and Qoes. tion proposed, " That the Bill be now reed a emend time. Amendment proposed, "To lease out the word now,' and at the end of tbe Qnsetioa to add the words upon this day six mouths' "( Mr. G o th am H ar d y ) . Question put, " Thaf the ward ' now' stand part of the Question." The House divided—Ayes, SS ; Noes, 95. • - ZINO/CITY—ATM Antos, Mr J. D. Greene, J. Pilkingtun, J. Adair, H. 1 Hennessy, J. P. Potter, L Atherton, Mr W. Ingham, L SobArtes, T. J. A. Ayrten. A. S. Magian A. W. Russell, FA: W. Baines, L Hinglake, J. A. Ileholefield, W. harbour J. D. Einnaird, Ron. A. F. Menden, H. B. Baxley, T. Luau/Mall Huge*. Sidney, T. Berkeley, Hon. H. F. len, E. itunth, J. A. Blake, J. Layard, A. H. Stuart, StanatelCod. lonel J. Butler, C. S. Limos, W. Buxton, C. Lewis, H. Taylor, P. A. Chltdera. H. C. Z. Locke, J. Tollanadis. IIa.F.J. CohnsM, J.Vivian , H. H. Collier 2, P. Cos, W. Mildmay, H. F. Warner, X Mills, J. L. Vi u tz I. IL X Douglas, F. Moms, D. , G. H. Duff, H, X G. Onelow, G. Williams, W. Framoy. lard Patin" /t. Foster, W. L Park C. TILLERS. 510ir..,. Sir F. H, Poem, H. C. Paget, lard C. Smith, Augustus DUlaTis, L 1.. MAJORITY—NOEL Adderley, Lt. Hera Gower, C.W.0./ McPhee* Sir &H. C. B. Grey,Balloa.Blr G. Palmer, LW. Addhlitalklia.W.W Ortmo, Sir I. Paheentea, Thad. Barest, BA. Ha. far Haadley..7. Parker Major W. Hardy, J. Pears, Col. W. Bath Met, A. A. Hooky. Hi. ga.J.W. Plug H._ Black. A. Hodpoa, Z. PrlMAerd, J. &via W. Borden, T. B. Pellet, C. W. G. Briscoe 1. L Hothaza, Lord Ridley, ilir M. W. Bruce,Mar C. Howard, Lord T. Seott, Lord H. Haller, J. liambereloa. P. & Soostrlteld, J. H. StAiJor - JohaMose, Jollide, H. IL. Selwyn. aJ. H. A. Lim, J. IL Malt& Abel Cairns, Mr IL Mt. It orAckhall, W. L Some, J. Calthorpe,iln. F. H. laird, J. R. W. G. Laagtoo W. H. P. G. = mar. , Lord Caveadlah. Ha. W. leader . N. P. Matart,ll.-CoL W. Claveadlob, Lord G. S att L i. r. J. Taylor, Col. napalm J. Le 81r B. Tome* Lard A. V. Codrimam, Sir W. ie . W. Thyme, Lord H. Coillaa T. Liddell, Hon. IL G. Toadies, O. Cuba, O. yr=coko. W. Tenons, IL Vat.%W . Vaneletart. W. ,at Hon. B. Mac Moore: W. A. Verner, Sir W. Edwards, Maim Mailos, E. Verney. Sir H. Pane, camel J. W. limmera,ltight Hon. Walker. J. L lermilier, Sir Si. Lord J. Watlinatoa, J. W.P. Yellows., L Mlle., fay W. Melte, L. retread, W. mutant. W. V. Whitmore, H. lrhaGerald, W. B. S. Montagne, Lord B. Wood, lit. RD kr C. Forester. IA Home. Nowlin', Rigid Wpm*, Wm. W. L Gerd, B. S. Bow . IL. TWANia. J. dep l ete, C. N. Hardy. G. Dome IL 0. Noel, Hoe. G. J. Bridges, Mr B. PILLFULIBIOIS lIILLILNA. I amw•Ts. Caledonian Qua. eh.. iCork and Bannon iiine IColuwall. pet sent. Don.Peeth,‘ Abor.J•s. Ma.* 0111118111 W eh l o gita= ll •&,_ aLP.e. colk, Dol Do. do. No. 2 Do. d 4.0 porous& proL Do. L aA.op. s. fop. Do. do. 41. I par ask Do. I.Uoloo. p. Do. ito. 6 pot mat irm Do. Nod. 6p... Za.,1•111 Do. 64 per at. pref.. MT p.& al frosty V. OntolJkorthiro. D0.14244.6110p.01pi5. Do. de mask p.o.pe =.=l. fat Prof OlWool..(114rlook Haute Do. Mom. p. cent Do. redeem p. coat Do. Drodooso. p. at Do.6w&trodoootTrot Do. DirmAisa. /Nook Do. Dim Prot &toot Do. Moot Or. Stook 10i IN IN IN IN ,100 Do. 40. do. Sp.a foso.*Yorkob.dp.alt v.dclddtl M No. 1 D 0 . 6 P.0. do. No.V DoToDad pa 40. d 0..• • . 46.i .4 Do MP do. . Do.Tp.o. [Met .. D0.dp.ad0.(W.1.60.P D0..&43.11.(d1v. dot till folMolkom and Dove, LlNW.Oov.aNtos.dp.c LA5W.70.0.A.1■4•41 Loodoodoery mad bud. IdomilhoL &Lao. p. Do. Al D° 'N P ar 2rq • 1118 IN IN IN IN •I Do.red;issabls Sp.ot N llldlsadOoss.4lp.o.Waci N De.Ooss DLit 11.11p.c N Do. dep.ot. Prot. Noel. N Do. LeLlaltobis p.c N Nark& 11p. Its. Stock N Nark/ B.t*kl pee owl N Ds. Now GM. Ip. et. Yl Do.Bacdar Unice gas SI N. Iss.—Coes.4 p.e.Pr. N Do. fat N_ . Do. Leeds 11 p.et. Wo. 11 as.Yark. &pure. Nara issalliebOwl. Aw Mk Do.Absr. p.a.— Do. p. PM. Stec! S. Devon Mad 44 p. 4.4L0.4 Ds. par sod I Do. tad 44 per eget. 111. Wales 4p. eat. a silo 4p. pia Dirtlagion4p.e. Da Po. 1111p.e. _ 1 1 1 E IN IN ins I* Do. do. i Tall Vale Prewar* Waierdaillkaaay td—Oe. Ds. do. bid do . Do. Diary. a p. ct. Prat. I Do.da.pawa d o.ct. Pre. FOREIGN lIALLWATiI. I Mooing prior. M 66 1 ii i :al r ui u s He 111 id 101 no zd If/ 11l zd 111 110 id SS ST 116 118 sd 118 112 xd 11111 111 ad 106 HI id 90 100 911 90 90 91 192- 10fi sd 1111 VS 171 77 td In let x 4 US 1113 11i 1111 11$ 1111 LI WI 11S de — ii e ar i I vo, ►iT US jai 10S :di 111 05 sd 111 It: IN 111 Ili 12 OS 14 14 4ft 4P-1 10 12 24 100 102 100 102 90 92 is ii zd U lid id We tSi id tg IY7 id it. 11l id 101 I 5 id IL ltd id 6WATR. CL prices. I 11! IU ISO 116 131 U 101 103 lif !fr rucatow& Ciedag pl•es. I Wee. 41 - ID 10 0 0 ni in is — — ue s i 12 Ili n I U SS le► 1161 VOWGN NMI& ,e..imed. Mailed Dew& L*ll.oo,(Lal Caps Come (I/mitad) atil• • vat 02 14-0 0° =.1 . Des Pe Iro,N. Del Ikty Dim licniamila Copper Mast Del ResCLlNglls4) Palms (lb .) Gams' Artrallaii D Pie am& (Lim.) !". tmdimilaa Itangidta ILAummens.O.lL(l liblinC.ot x.M.B.(L) IMMObaacUlUvor)ad Poet eauta Barbara Gold M IMMILi Arlan (Um) Mick! AM Roy (Um.) trawl radar Dammam Coat (Um ) Viertidas 'Um) Yodammotleas (Um ) JOUR ROOK DJ BAIL% I A. NM U. Noe. ifttek .1 =sow Lom.alhoroool I Anglo Fortnum (Ilm Aolookimis Book of foci Beek of Load= Book of Quotoeload tL litrlt.sodAmtekoali.(L MN& N. Amoottloa ißaok at Vktiorfkas _ _ I if' 1 2 I t oil 141 a ft 6 V' .63 1 a a N se . 1 an 36 10 Y M • an cair.iiisSiti iiiiiurbia O. Bt. ledia.Aft. Mao MAN. M. at lalaotc I nom. Beak of Canada.. I imittith an 1 Irbilt (Una) Iliti.esoldarl. Mama. Illadais.ClthemaJ u sza bipedal Hank. Epodosisd IyasilliFt., lan.( l. Bank 14 Arun London and Colonial (L. Langan and Ootuaty !Oman ?col*A!oa tad and Middlesex (L las. and Northern (L Lowden • %moth A1r...1•10 Cu-.Laa. & B.Weamen La am& Wooata.or.. 110 WI IN 100 100 Moira! Prow. Desk fl Do. Aeostrvoi I. Pro. *8 .. ..Wool i - D;:' -- lIYIoW lel iilloalli Wass Book Uorpent Do. New Pirfaalsa liiiiid7 t — rs.f t # new (LI Staxid.ot art LB l :sai tOoloo M Aoseftim t &o. of Etag.alraso• (L Colon of Ire Wad (UHL). Illaka et Loadne BILCLU AJIZOI ) 0011Wkill,41. le I aagao-llarleas MM S 10 V Atlantic NI. V101111.(1 1 1000rAtlantic Telegraph (L ', is Arursmu. tr..... - in 111shia Steam (Limited). 10 Deena amerworka.—. I !Bombay Gea. Lhalted 60 'Brlt. American Land al 800. t Irsen msg. tea ell lama& land 10 Carlos Colapeny 10 ChlaadJapanlLBLNay 10 Com. Generale Tram 0 1 . Oem. Mao! laug.aareelt Ila. 16 Cle Do. yeaal !mime . Prat.. 74 per cent. IL De. Prefteesoe 11. Do. Op. et. Peep. Doh 10 iLlndlaCottesAgency,l. 10 !kindle .1 Lou. bulimia B' Tastladlalrein.l Ca, SI O 1 Weida Toleanaph Do. New U . e l l sad illem A"L iellmdi °"‘ oi • • 1 emiat alp (United) • I De. 114 pee emit Pm. 1 ladkat CemyLeir (L.) le Itallso Irrigation Canal 11 lea. Otetrict Tel. (1..1 4 UM. Om. Omialbee Ca. 10 Madras Intim. * Jean 10 Vedliter. ILL Tel. + tisi. 111 Do. 8 per out. PM 10 Ilet•lmA, as.. &Wag a Mathew ihmomed Ou. IP Nerbadd Meal& Imn .1 I letlmetaisdaLlip.spe 1 0 1- , • i 0,,,,,. f lf 9...4 , • U N.Leeland T.sedL ;Lim I M. ant. numemee 1 Oelei6el this I De. New . to Orkit. le. a im. i iiiiii i i i i 6 (*tomes Gee 11l Peel liver Lod* Mu II Pula. smd Odes. Store JO Do. New 10 ket= . da.14.114.4111.(L) 11 11 =if. 115 Rio de Jan. qty (L.' . 111 Do. IN bud MO Near . 111 ilsollidi Aut. Inwemn 11 &Atrium Irrigator.% U Saab Aullesitan law 1 2* Ike* 10 Do. do. 1 Telegrepb to ladle (L ) I ssamemae 10 I. aAL Ausaa.) LI. 10 Temeada.CWlLOamde 0 Da. 1 / a ndom Tel Xi . LW Yea Dlaseere Lad—. novit._ Town made: per 200 lbs. Household 4O to 41 Country Norfolk and !dolt, es shlp .... 31 to 33 OATS Danish sad Swedish IS to II Itawesa Danish Imo' PLS. Maple Boilers - _ - berg IR to IR Rostock & Neekko• Danis Roaahin, hard 40 to 66 48 to 61 42 to 47 ' ari American, red white _ . . BALLET. Grinding. Distilling Malting . 010 a 44 to 49 48 to 81 23 to 26 29 to U 34 to la , White . I Yellow 111)11111 COE(. rLoost. French, per ;WIT.. SI the ER Spanish, . . . Ito 0 Dutch, brew OA7O. 18 to U 1 AIDeTICSII, per bit .. SS teed ARRIVAIS OF OLIN, &0., INTO LONDO N BY LAND AND WATER CARRIAGE FROM FEB. 2$ TO MARCH 3, IN. CLUSIVE. English and Soda. Irish. rotelga. 1 6 70" I •• • • 1 2°6" 0 , 17319 9120 w.. CASs I SOSO Mow, /peak 1030 sacks ; to 1410 sacks 24350 brli. LIVERPOOL carroN MARKET. (THIS DAY.) zuscritic AND nrrmuttitosut rmaicuar a.) (nor obit Owl 001ILISTONDINT.) The cation market today opens with mows in' , iry. and the sales will probably foot up three or four thousand bales. MINCING LANZ.— (THIS DIY.) MMus. —The market 008=tLiet without alteration I. pries*. Mauritius mold • to floe brown, 31s. to 34a. 6d. ; low grey, 334 . ; grainy flue brown to midelliag yellow, 365. to 375. 6d. ; crystallised, 40s. Refined also radiation very'dull of sale. bat without change in prima. Correa—Very dearly prices are realised for plaatatioa Gybe, triage sold 70a. 6& 80a. 6d. ; middling, 86s. 6d. to 89a. fd ; pasbarry, 935. to Ns. ; and native Ceylon, good and fine ordinary, 735. to 745. Oracia.—A small pared of Guayaquil has brought 575. Tea.-I'he public sales am progressing heavily, and this sold are chiefly thom without reserve, and at rather rv i r g e . r i Priess. Rua—The market is sot active ; business has bees transacted, but particulars are withheld. Puns= has sold at Gum prime ; middling and good mid. dling, 2jd. to 3d. SILLTPErItt.-1,400 bap have been sold ; refraction 3 at 385., and refraction 13 to llg at 365. 6d. COTTON ructions' to decline in value, 350 bales sold Tinnevelly Ad Western Madras, 143 d. ; Kansas, 124., and Bengal, 104 d. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. The preasot quotations are as fol. low :—Town tallow, 435. 9.1. to 44a. net cash ; Petenberg Y. 0., on the spot, 43e. 961.; Mara, 435. 6d. ; April N JULIO, 43a. 9d. ; October to Decombar, 46a. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Mean. Pattenden and Smith report tits market firm at late quotations. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKET 3. - - WICIPOOL. Maar' 2.-Sash io-dny :-Inatashire and York shire, 1094-Manchester Melina and Llsoolnidike, 664-Metro politan, la 5-161-Ditto. new shares, 9 p.-11141014 new shares, 111 v.-Albion Insurance Company, 16 1.161 p.-British and Po. reign Marine, 74 I -la p. -BOOM and American Nachman Bank 34 p.-Empire Marine insurance. 7-16 1 6-10 p.- Onion Marine Insurance, 24 346 t 3-16 I p.-Mercantile inching, Beak ,12- =Medi, 24 2 1 16-Id 1 p. liniments, Mac an. s.-There wan a good market, with steady prices. Bank of Manchester, 24 4 f p- Great Easters, 496 6 -Great Luxembourg. 16 1-16--Orast Northern A, 122- Ores! Ship, 71. ht.-Grand Trunk of Oanada,2l4-Great Western of Canada, 161--Great Western, MI6 I-lancashlre and York shire, 1096 a 1-Landon and North Western, 991-Manchester and County Bank, li p-Manobandst. Mmdlisid, and Lincolnshire, 65 d 1 6 -Metropolitan, lei 11-21- n Littto Extension, 2 15 16 3 p -North British, Me -Basin 934 6 5-Thamen and Mer sey Marine Insurance. Si -Midlend (51.) bud In. M. 3a. Sa ed. p-Ditto A', 3a. fa. 9d. Ps Id. 6a p - Lancanture In surance, 3.16 p - Oswestry and Newtown Fret., loot -Ems Anadian, 244. MASCH S.—ln this market inday prior were firm. Wolverhampton and Staffordshire Bank shares ware dealt in at en div—Gloumater Wagon Cotapany shares. 1 p ex di, and Smith Staffordshire Waterworks, at lb. 3d. Chester and Holyhead Five per Cent. Preference steak was offered at Ito— Birmingham Guaranteed stock, 76--Instal Staffordshire Railway shares, 101. 18s, id. Midland Pealmsne• New was quoted at 1-14 tot p—Grest Western Five per Pat. Pref., 102 103—W. 'r eader Cana* Ili I. NORWICH MUSICAL FIRTIVAL.—The services of Ndlls rierjens and aims Reeves have been secured for the not normal festival at Norwich. The local choral moiety will shortly proceed vigorously with their rehearsal; and the committee will hold a meeting in the cower) of the month to farther mature arrangements. WHAT NEXT ?—A new feature in the application of gas to domestic purposes is said to be oc the point of introduction here. Fire-gies of gold and brilliants already sparkle apse the graceful white feathers and fresh green leaves that adorn the brows of some of our youthful queens. Clusters of diminutive gaslights are now to spring from the elaborate tresses of beautiful matrons ; the jets will issue from burners measuring a twentieth of an inch per hour, within transparent shades exquisitely cut, not larger than • cherry. The tubing is to be of solid gold, connected with a reservoir of the same valuable metal, which is to lie mocoaled in the meshes of luxuriant hair behind the head. The premure will be applied to the golden tank, which in su pp or ted by an elaborate batik comb, the top of which forms a row of little gas-lights. Before mitering the ball room, the linstand will " turn on the pa," light up hie bl us hing bride. and usher her into her sphere of conquest, revolving like her prototye. the =DOD, among the lever lights amend.—Americas Gas•Ligkt Journal. Per. Qr. SS to 81 30 to SS 06 to 36 X 7 to 46 St to 34 it to 3$