The Express. — London, England, 1857-03-07 00:00:00

Mr. W. Bagge and Mr. G. W. P. Hendrick (=serve lime). In NSA things are equally quiet. BnaortELD.—Mr. Councillor Booth hos sent the tens clerk notiee of the following motion at the next meet leg of the council: "That an =dress be sent front this council to the Hight Hon. the Home Secretary, for presen tation to her Illikamy, praying for the immediate recall of Mk J. Bowing, Admiral Seymour, and Com,ai That the then= of the COMIell be given to the borough madam for eseppating Mr. Cokden's motion." EVWDERLAND.—The Sunderland Times states that Mr. George Hudson will, in a few days, present himself In the aortas to ask for a renewal of their sultrages. hone imposition to Mr. Novick is spoken of. The name of Mr. leers, of the bat of Hoare and Co., is mussed. CtimucesTri.—The Hon. Ashley Ponsoubs has honed an addrees, annoenciag his intention, in the event of a dfreolution, clam= solicitingthe suffrages of the electors. "I deeply tegret," he says, the =fortunate cramorenees which brew recently takes plan at Canton, bat feeling, as I did, that the home government =snot fairly &amiable with the site of agents shroud, with whom they bed bed no previous meummication on the =Meet, I &duet feeljaMilled inrefusing them my Nippon on the recent &risks, *stockily bearing in abed the previous character of the officer whose conduct was shiest' hapogned, and the feet that his appointment had been approved by am who now joie end the opposition.'• Yesterday the has. gentleman conenerwed his rearm of the *Won; and to the afternoon the Mead, of Mr. Allen Alexander Bathurst, nephew and heir presumptive of Hari Bathurst, were converting in that gentleman's behalf. W. Bathurst is at present in Rome, but his immediate retina to England is anticipated. COTENTRT.—Mt. F.dward Ellice his bind fl slimes to the dater. of Coventry, in whisk be allike meow kw voting with Lewd ?Arrant= soar Mr ab ann stelienon. The illowing is an deny:--NU I bed bed peMer deal= with veep= to my yds, 1 coshes I obaidd hew been near; to Mort the KM= ranks, and *beaks Led Tslarron, an oath an ermseney. We here corded the erseby Admiralty through a herd stroßk Coder Ids simple on The wiry usa las arm essodeled b the Mess is& the &Air to destroy his power Nod to art Mr hem Ake Inn those to who's hoirden era wisdams we probelly owed the origin of the sedan war, end who, for one moon or another, led the helm in the stone that =lowed, and did their elm= le IMAMS sod link 01111•4 him in the .trtitunta took throws noon Ids. I hit that be wee entitled to your and by grantees he the sum, eosstancy, and success with whisk be erred es Arm* dr trial. We are indebted to lies, aim, he tics apporkerait of earned, ramous, and ea dot men Is the highest pier la the church, under whom smokes no may hope Sr riarre end sseentheents in the reethilithithosfs se was for die encouregemeent and protec tion of =IP= lidorty, sad el the worthy and enlightened allnkere d Wire ikeartimidens of the protestant church." Cm or Lonoon.—Tyr Casson Council will mist en liendny to meow an *ohm en the oratilert, which marl Is be sewswelsee t e sib of people to en ettrasr awry &pea. The emerdlare of the Mod Megletreelea kersidien el As Myst Lorien rot yinerkp.erilesled ad • yoga lalidata the commitles didtheal the arnodatka, sea d As and swam of peraiment, bag anon er Lsean, alma be ~marl to rest at the London Tavern on Teeetry next ; and a termaleithei to dr Lea Nape to an pike Latin of zerelerinbentren, mew, art ether; to bin We mneldereden the desiolon ism* Noe le Inas *sees et Cannons telsairs is the elks of Cede% kne eke* been droll by ores el the kart Arm, enskiretre slims of patted *aim& Womaxasirrow.-11e lb to we Staforisbire alalweSiese) bow been obi Is ascertain there exists no ponds he seiddpeltra that Mr. Tlionarly entertains any Miami two the vereeentation of the borough, as bye been lewpwitly rammed. Dranam.—The Oistesbewl Obser re r says : —lf we the the Tyneside ordtrisendee, we think it WWI not be ea meek prediction to say th 3 fa Barth Deana Mr. Moho sad Lord Adolphus Vona Tengook who le* voted wind Ur. Cobden, will, V they ear thernsivos ends, be re-elected. In South Illaremobsetewl, we have Mr. Beams= (who voted with as somessons), sad the Honourable H. G. Weal Orb ad not vete at all). No one dreams that Mew will be issested—or even disturbed. Mr. Madam sad Mr. Rift, Mr. Hutt and Mr. Ingham en this end Mbar weathsea, have voted on the are side. Shedd they le candidates in 18.17 se la Inn, the rem will be the same ; and it le not ingtotelii. that they will all Le unopposed. Iltwargh the whale, Ward, of these two count= we andelpde, he weans meow, bat few contests and few asuges. The Adore must decide tow far we are right or wrong. WAKEYIY.LD. Sandan, the Conservative inenbe, has retied, hewing youerday sent a Swirl ddinelka to he buds at Wsiesdeld ; and the lerkr bre detandrd to pen In aserikelon Mr. J. C. D. Cassissesedn ammis bee as yet ark se sign ; we (lash Mowry) 'woe* anildarda that they 11110 W the tortes " swab aver." -... -The announcement of an early ills d partleaseat has pat all parties here on the qui wire Welker no movement has yet been made; bat we (Leda Meretwy)beliese we ere cermet in stating that 11z. Collins (formerly M.Y. for the borough) and 51r. Woodd (the plum' member) will be brought forward in the Cosi eareellosiblereet. The libends have not, we undintmul, yet lamer definitive action in the matter ; but it le not ____Awe are mines', that Mr, Dent, the present Mimmimmeker for the Imategla end Mr. Weethead, who re lesiebrellte beet eleeMes—wina three members were re- IMMO, ermsegerame el lbm mow for the candidates being impii.•••lo put la smiliallia by the liberal party. Ilsvisaansiasesees from Moors. Will. es•1114.11i. Mr pro* liberal representatives of OtaMmlamtilleimu r ilhimm ai t L eee for te-eietteos, am pub- MOO e , SW Bab Zlmtm BoarMeame.—Mormalate in preyed of the =Modals an olloody being Nob in mooed parts of It's all diet Mr. Bel Mille spread r Cmlow, tai Om an maim' se likely te OEM do wog of Imo Mr. OM% Na. Berton, ski the Ilia AMOS totem' Ss WA of Embalm& A= ell be Mold to WY. • Nejor Goyim boo solid io Soft id Lola &Am alorition to ollir Vomit be (ftthmletpttaiterlaatlmW it the Derma Late, Kr. Aaial T. liebeabie, efleamen, Dovonebire, wm be put *mend for Me ramig if limelea. .THIS DAY. SOL'TH WALES. Bonotious.—The return of the watt vow 4 1 61- Aka. mai Icafly deg- • nrardl rem, it.;), ill '' libes. oboe. -THIS D, k, et. RADNORSHIZZ Boitottotts.— Ine return CM 1110 ....1 mg we. mu . i . .. .... ...., .. ...... ..... War AM th e pert eemmilloe of lAA be boo Chancellor of the Eichorn , iii sot likely to b e oflowek- = i i ess Wlllbst " = _. .......m- da"lasi s.s t,„,,, ,„,„, .. .... ...a d 144811., and for the corresponding week of last year to The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week's Opposition, In feet, would be fruitless. eto ma • le Asir Aim w• lame dodo kris w mein -- Min— 166,26/. showing an increase of 8.3361. The Inatome en variations at one view : COVENT-GARDEN.—THIS DAY. 1 1l . timg ii• artr/Za b g ambese _ esemeim im "" II 111 " mmim P"' sm a ‘..... Wigwams seta ads 60 " 1611, M" 1 " 11 " 16• P• the Eastern Counties Railway amounted to 2,626/. ou the Ripe strawberries have begun to make their appearance in watt Bunossittax.—Sir Joseph Bailey, supported by *mown " - ---- s "a t someasikaftz Oem Wabsmssmee ems a • MEW le Great Northern to 1,7341. ;o n the Great Western t o Public deposits dam and for t Pireapples at the Imamate g of the week was sinah Ait ocumvative interest, will be returned without opposition essay the o= ti mi s eeleeplie-Justily, la the 111111110 peelieb n Lied ria ....,. wo w .., ...m y te wee k Law . en t h e L on d on an d iir ett h-tg ea t ern te a i egai. . en Other deposits lkir Brecandtire. A member of Sir Charles Morgan 's faintly, t o ss ilzht be ea =am sf • • asimeter Brighton, and South Coie , t to 6781. •; an; on Not" • 01 bilk be eiretal tien ' great ; good fruit of this elan then fetched as much as Ifie. a Vent it is mid, will oppou the teturn of Colonel Watkine Or the of Oh. ardor. The ibeelien , el beeee l s ebewi tal ms a lluds . ‘ mega " a = " 111" the ra d1121126.1" " e• emobeidee "6 7 po ' n h e * ""ld .b e t ""h bk e 'he t° tlie tb° . jauth i;m be dednetid 3 t0 ... 1 , 29/. • total, 6.rrill. But from thin if the decal on the London and Bee° decrease increase 108,468 1,222 pound. They are now, however, much cheaper. French Wading connote of endive, kttuces, and Brute du Captain. t losrough ri Brecon, but the matter is din In doubt. a simultaneous set I/ eve es two, but by ell Wow* sod 10 "sal 0108 "' lsm the eeesika fee calls Blackwell, and 1801. on the London and South-Western, On the other side of the account : Good Cornish Broccoli is now abundant. Forced vegetables us in Calmannta.—The members for the county an d the webs w leg" `" el mina. ; elm& by beirmles As mpremotative system sere into leung the Inman as above 8.3361 . The receipts on the Government eeenritiee WM.° 43.676 comprise French beam, ettal . asparagus, end rhubarb. m 1,861,347 Cuciuubers may also be obtained . Penn lire Very SCUM The borough of Carmiuthan are very popular, sad no contest is an ima thass ibm aiia ame ba •ehrelelS=lleats of the sada( bromism willo pile egbielk Why Is it that he hag now other roes In the united kingdom amounted to 2318561., Ojr i lf aud ieonl bulli tles on in the Centel Wog' and foe the corresponding period of 18,16 to 213.69.51 show- •-. Apples also realm high price.; good samples of the latter *au- expected. , Au Ilea a emmlllee ldi rlinvelliption usight be eimobied the Oemsems sided lam, esel the country with him ?., inn an tureen of HAI/. in the receipts of then lines, Mina. CAZDIO sgalllßE DOROCOIL4.—A fight is expectea t o or d eo by s i sms ounin uidia a t ena ,d in t ene in . 4 ..4 be BOVIDIN of did 60 7 misms o " ll " s y stem " 1 " Its " which, added to the increase on the inetic.politan lines Total £1,909,445 L 1,909,446 fetch 1404. per 100 ilia. Barcelona nuts, 20e. per bushel; for the reprwentation of the Cardigairehire boroughs. Mr. the sant silk& .._d waft ma win* is ut t e t e,thl mot Wok mho' le ememd, Alm on a great or • eleell seals. ete hee th e t o w i n ,. .26,297/ . , ee reinpert d with the The variations both in the coin and bullion and Spanish and Brenta 18e do • and Chesnuts front rl t e w c . h to fro 24 . s. do. 2. Oranges per r re d a c, b 7 . l , ttiiii p t o . uto r es ort ha ugej Onions i ato Lloyd, el Briawydd, it is Onderfenad, will oppose Mr. Lloyd WS elsolsomm" by = beiot te the e ,..V j g Why lbd is it dot sew members who goner/11y import the corresponding weak of 1836. reserve of notes are on the unfavourable side, but .wets(, V NEM ma, me a I. H. Davis, and his tetam is considered certain. Lord Lhbers• mow Foam m e s tee, else, hints wed be dbbb 7 ~,, may now to sib, any pimirbb pi, ke it to are numerically unimportant. The moat striking little since . last report. Cut flowers consist of orchids, 0 . bare, i Mil be returned without opposition for the county. Mesa le the Memo SemeSth g .d, if allowed the= trip wp Lord Pelinersten's heels, me se to prevent Ids appeal change is the heavy increase of 1,421 , 1031. in the Chinese pruuules, eineraries, gardenias, violets, melee, moat HAV7.l7olo3Witer.—The liberal party in Haver- ihat they wadi VIA lona the brie ti mignonette, heaths, and roses. .1 , Melly to the country f Not in mil rem. because they dread the The Chamber of Repro of Belgium has " other " deposits. Thi s is attributable in part to the MDT. aril(- i kraus( intemd to put forwani Mr. Rees, 'elicitor, but he bilim lolllm Zra ssza irma ,-.__.,_ ; " s end . esmeasee witheal belbsi sie sh . judgment of their conetitueueles, but because they dread the stjected the proposition to grant • pension of Mfr. to the payment into the Bank of bet ween 400,0001. and ries Ando, per lb, fa to lee Ovonees, per 10e, Ils 6d to 9. C: Leeson., per eau. Is to te • dm ha little as" °P ing Mr. Philli p *, the P ee ' ent member ' eine we earl litilrirresh awl= m the ts•la Um" elections in the r esent P eedi g ete " stew ' If pence. deneand with the Iron e re .. ohm t e , those who 500.000/. by the Great Indian Peninsula Rail- ?teem ver lb, Ifs to 20s war Company, on account of the issue of new capital Kees Cow, per 100 Ito., 142. tenet . t is not , for Lord per doe, ea to los Pamanomninz.—Load Evelyn, thc representa- cod iambi aqialma will Iliariaw Ile PIMA boa IISA 11 1 " " too bile in life, " we 1 cembeied in the revelation of 1830)7; but, on the demand of I I from wed again, cot mar willow cad amber of tbsermils Peissiolon to profit by • • poetical lesson of experience, the Mu of the county of Pembroke will be returned without oye•the Mster of the Interior, it has granted a sum of 15,000 fr. tatelv author : bred. Funds were also temporarily ewers Btu. a MVOliving.- and *mid dlelleNter° ashen. W e d o ill sdik pant eerie a ny Mks • th oro u g h- g ang P•ell• - t e h e . • d -. lodirid in t h e Bank to meet commercial liabilities Cebbeten nee 4 ° 01 0" I s " °et'''. per babel be°te Os Apples, pet bat' arm Is to es Almonds, per balite% 3te politica. Sir lotus Owen, who represents Pembroke le in pensions to sixty of the persons ecorano,l. • l Few to anticipate the isdibm a the committee-of whore.e.t.a Is ad to Islet Artichoke., each, eel to 9d likely to les ousted by an influential gentleman of liberal ever it eery b e ......."... 41148 WA: only I. the isastairy rem, d v.. who have fallen into distress. on the 4th March. to these l ' x " 4 pr. halt slew, -p. partsieve, Ir. erl 1.0 bed withdrawals of money, the demand out of doors was 2. eel to So GI maturing Owing large aromas Wu.% pe r Pe Saineitaml• esoimienearg nig PrePsmaled bl law is d...,...., ....., min d die dini.:_. ratowi., ....The.g....Kon.ilettr for r b ee lis m hes cv f m ile conditions 011 which es anon siss sorimsol if n Barrios COLONIAL BANE AND Lois Coxrucr.-Sub- ~_ _ „„_ „ p , . the Baltic is to be distri-Shallots, ed to et stimulated,.. and thus . . the "o th er_ _sec_ securities " have A " . .....'"' n 't, re Pr' em b elr a . k 9.:l 6 :l 9 :6d Let °"l6. teeeA P“ Gce lb ", p &S . soo w re 'd , tai to Is 1 GLANDROAI44BIIII 2 .—For Swansea and Merthyr trr..... 41 ' me toup the elMemeet mile odd. smut sesetbe Is Minh less, the bistad among the French navel and military farces who took risen to the unusually large total of 19,620,313 f. B..e s io, p. pee., (I t o to I. Wive. per room Is 64 to 4s I take there will be no :contest. Colonel Stuart will replies for " al /*e a_ en som ildwi t : Itell ieses awed ° yid ' at aL7,oll . OS 11•10 men _. ibusaws Andre to mid the elumMilers Mat la Maim se the part in the two am in that res. It Abe points oat the Presebeassr, per , 2.fid to ts Rodtslue, loeg, p. dorm, 6d to 94 1 Mr. Coglif, Hr. Coin who retina A sharp contest is alai. - f e emiesed only e r the frog& palm Whkh tile 02. 81,9 ve pews of the vide II the letslei! MOW, sod the wow el course to be fur putting in claims to the medal, and pled ler the county of Glamorgan. Mr. H. Homey Vivian 6, pit furnished) was Dot Ow lakaa method get t ing "dr re Issrl i g=s Partite s e = ra. of the or de et the as the num Globe vessels, the crews of • hich are ens The official confirmation of the impression p e tau n, c a s ,.t. se, 60e to Ins Dull heeds, p. pan., 2d to Id FRIDAY EVENING. - p oe 2. to 2. 9d Borne la i per bah teed to fa idyls led Mr. Edwards Veughts, are already In the Redd against gad of that distnet. Mied to St. The bet of applicants will be nosily closed on leas- s eeee, time Issawmassits heie lee mho* edmolellC Tenth" per dos, as Cel to Is 6d leoreoemn, do, Is to Is ad that Owen, p. base is to Td &dolly, per beadle, I. to 15 za Mr. Talbot, and Sir G. Tyke, the peanut camber* but ma r o taseepott Iseleelea se the Ihmeehaffam Ow thiPalnsof setae het CAVALIIT COLLEGE.—The arrangements for the renewed heaviness in the Stock Exchange. The cneu e ..,_ n e r a 'e se _" " C s I ' t t ° ,, ts St ftrag efarysese4 .ll. pr ib. lseask id Td ad marl PM, in favour of the latter. at pre the Ghana" are all - "FORGERY AND FATAL CONSEQUF-NCE.9.—Onon are p - wildwwer 610 $ hi v e Ile" Pem m tw mlmlll6 " w r 6 i Pr 66 1 .6 6. conummoseeent of this muck needed institution roceed Exchange. --- per -- n an ..• %T. 1. od 0 n .,,, a s , bh WM. ---. TheetAT "who s i =sam a 'either/ . ePP eeem " , the essenel ase mis se me nemlides pusgeellet ea Dr sereyeep. big with , tepid " . The Riding School will he f i n i shed funds sustained a further decline of I per cent. at one Mu: pi, b.k. lid v, u mi . t. 1. ... 4p. ,... k. ed t. i. m ✓ep- REPRESENTATION OF MANCHESTER. "d t a ne w it= ""a ih r b e m e ad i " d b y Ch"l ,, " c h.! i l e sp 'fr'S me eem b ee l. t ....eneee leegmeef se.WWW . thh ileaWeet i. ... yell eger bi l i ee W.We e p th e = ete nut weer=t - he lecture room is in • state of retold:tem-end a period of the day, but a partial rally occurred after home Is on the point of being . taken for the reception of itteej s Yesterday morning, a meeting took place at slimed ts Lead B.C. Ash" and drawn on Cox end Co., Wel. cement a lm merss ei l es. ' s .....„. meeie . o ol : l = l 4 =am mote., anti( them ~.w beat je mewl _ Nita the regular hours, and the latest prices were , }per ....4 CHIL C D he B p., CRNT II T ring O DE . t A T 51 13 Tj u es wa terda .r.d y , a Lm wo be man th, ik of s sm ar,b 4t adi ns . N pd a .4...tes, maiming of the Old Free- be11"1"" army a g e " Th. Web( 1 " 1 " s "" 1 " 8 " 1" see " end Fall 11 2 •11 11110 0" 5 ... -- ‘ ll illibidiWPlW MI% • Gazette. GAM4 ta r i t io the g uithugg4 lie wee "Ind fa Dag * MU - wlibleawa, no nsweeMle WE UM, lose mei, her them Mode party. Them was • toll attendance, including Hr. ..i, whin moody, ipso wheel be es me a bgeted the Ibb „ wo w s .= si. .....1 m y . 2 .....„...d.. Brow COLLEGE AND CAYBRIDOE txistaarry.— amounted in many cases to I heard screams from a room in which she had left Ism danish- c u l a nt ie be t below d th ep ose refo of io y n esterdny. In the railway sumo 1 bum Rafe Wilms, A the chair, We. Alexander Hewn Mr . fermay, bed Meted that Ise Issdeemeilled it mil. Me la- . lest he tkesin4.ll""alial te ll = Two iddlikaffil WWI . groipsrliine Magdalen College hays bleu bean ITU ' li c li f llle minf ri' the and child in an w d hi pert ch th rthrtarisiture a fire. o th eth ninnulg e room am en Mud Potter, Mr. R. N. Philips, Kr. J. C. Dyer, Mr. Irmo efdrikirrei t s trosa ai md ilim hie aims wee Lirsdie r lief • SWIM at sulusel see pined , y *lie the alisedu W * lemm o Alasemsm *lel * and Canna "' enn l nan, mat Tehhir idZ e i Lei r aL as a sot i a aO . elestmeo. willeal "maple MEOW the seemetime el lesseeleele- 11M 71.... " . " lana • ' ' a Ia a 'a ° ilumm 01 41,6 This is • scholarship of the value of 40/. sqese, to th t French Pereen t . and , dividall between the Eton and the Kiag's College, liana. The tightness of the money other continental delierlP• on fire . With the assistance al seise other persons in the market, and house she managed to subdue the Amu but the child wu ; r ad the som d e ownward movement extended elms. lobs , and Sowisity. A resolution wee moved by Mr. A. te sasm : ebese s t en b eei, m g e "P o id, the rbeber wee ......., he mime ei thessmmer. Mammal Merveseiebra ef the Am. A doe round cue Mr. Wharton has gained a i„ t„ so injured that it died In • • very few minutes, Is t i , . u pp e . e d r• ei b. bieue. ..... a l s. .rnssiusa_ port elm*. MI ea lbe Wary. awl esconded by Mr. Aldermen Medd% =Mean Demands& woe seimd with en filmes ilem widdi& - died eine 001.1Gr7tho awl* MN" MONO led AN= iles samismi* ears 5111 . a l l ' s '' , on Lad y W "'id" founds - new ! of : ter f: l oure ll a b t l o Paril yee' li ng am , isted Th; — se: a b o d tbst the thad som i lig te set tbm ire igaigh to Iti ck4bas ' mad awl; by nudddll kin of ? asallosss bike sating ainabirs, th e Bled Ron. T. M. be muss sight. IneseiwelellW awn! las. diming , • THE EXPRESS. SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 7, 1857. Gibson sad Kr. John Bright, and requesting them again to and i the borough. The Tacloban wee adopted mentlinsisly. It wee further resolved that the gentlemen mod iaa themselves into a committee to cambia the sisedis, with power to add to their number,. Mr. Wilma was epplani chairman by acclunetion; Sir Mena Ambles tsessuser, and Mr. 8. P. Robbins secretary. Km& Messedeateek piece respecting the Nast vsee in the Moues glammams, end in approval et it, with only one disemtlent aka THE NINISTERS AND TEI CHINESE (From the Examiner.) The Tubs have it. The Ayes, who are identical with the Yam, lave carviel by a orpelly et sisters Mr. • resielisa easisernifp the inseeeres takes agelast thrCkW%wheat ceribelearthepeseeention. Thus, upon the swedes et "the !rise at the pees patty," the flow el °mom bee peihnuni the kola*, nod .truck its head miasma time spinet the fleet fa talus et he subealmaion to the IterAher et thallium Whoa the $ Wimp arrive in Mies predrudeas vine puillied odds( birth that the flutelaa &vas were 'Ma with bumbling whoa they beard et the seamless elms ham at Orem maw* the saehority • the wise sad views Ir eh, aaa the they imedletely anineed the ludn, sad kaaddy enamearei te pepinete the wrath of the (dwells! empire. %Are vldnit they hew _ . ft was itnyomitio to drat. Nano was ire • moot mothay moisalty dm that of .tho Y;1;; . a; XT. Colmisa 7 s maw. ort white, blue .biteantrisw, mph.; of every hue al thearbbew, Wailed IMpther to die Abet oonhudoo, or tuba, that ever as- MAW and diesaMed the paha,. It was bet a law nights age Get lb. Maw Herbert valid ended Mr. Locke Kior e Ibr the enhasien el the heridee, sot becauso ho wee ivied aribim, le which be woe et friendly, indeed, that be ha bean a pwty whoa In weer to Lard John Massifs Mobs DM, bat blare bs beid it to le a panueount °W aialeale leek to thesis., el wain end not to place lard Pabeinelea's athelieleattmel la dilkaity, teach Ism in danger. Verso ceeeMenidese, hewn bewever, radioed, and Mr. Sidney liteberfe teal be meads ere dl treashered km the premier le Comalieleme 'fah. The wake be Wiles is a mem et num high pinta of ebarester sad ail rablequoilitra bat it is intreeibie to clews hie eater withered waking in it an extraordinary levity of =lad which carries hie hese ate extreme to another with sargeleing Amiens. His peeps, Is of the sort dvarribad by - ateu. — Of •Misat LOW bet pen : linke .or, f warty*, Aka to Os law. /at tan minim vim tip maw M. It would sot be Met sad by to :ebarge to out the motley aniority of Merck 3. Many motives, deabamer Wog* together to the lobby that mist hebregerrise emembhms. ter wen mai g essay sem atiatibi the pkiere dustier, wee mars Es_ love, sod soma, like Mt. W. Pm, giviag a amareadeas vete ea their no tion d the merits, martin, at the sere time, the hmadity it layered to the grmareent wide has generally their sapper. And asalihot motive may be named, which spor' met lees arm* berg smarms& Lad Pal arestea's mordes d the &mei plamege, whisk hes boss setqlable le dr reentry, Is sharrisse to the Wired Asps, le He Wsbidssreh sad the Iseekara visas, sad the prierie besillir et Xr. Obsdreas is avid te the late epirepel apperimests, especially thst ie theses of London. " Mho mast *noise shell betray men ems." says Othello, and ls mit 1111, the ball tasks tame Misr, Is the parody ia Mr. Ordeiree'sjseleas Wei The Dm Omni party do bet and N be told es kook to this serastert el hostility to Lerirshesersa. They an ihrewilemegliadatesdagwhat is working far sad mime them, and Ism hi mil Mat they have es do with, sad bow to cope with their maim sad to rapport Utak trim& &nee 1891 we have not observed m straw heft" at public displeasure at an attempt to overthrow a adistry has been imaidieted upon the present ocassion The Mg. meat hes been all but unanimous oat et pidlaunt, lad Lord Palmerston has good grenade for maraig drabs hes apt lost the etalkimos tithe osaatay. cos adli elet Est mail the truth—the Mare air we. net kr i le net mayor, wise naderreads the dandier of est dark" people, and the only mesas of dudug with then; bat the public had soca the wit to perceive that the pies was not des cooed ea the merits, but was away vidisil as en larnimeat kr e deadly blow to the admillskatisa. What', Hecuba to him, or he to Mesiaba P naked the made of Mr. Oladeame's sad Mbar raider estravagoaces. Ton bi W 0183011.Vadlco leY weak. Neeyds& ad bin 01•5. ta•som far anal& W for adlima For Teh I The current word for the thing has been humbug, every one knowing that the opposition, if aides were changed, would chains the Chinese miscreant in authority at Canton with a will not a jot leas booty thin that of the present government. Nay, more, if Lied Derby sad Lad Mabneebury bed boon in power, they would have approved all that had been dons, sa surely as a liberal opposition would have pursued the other course. Min never will learn bow much thelr views are bellumeed by the palette= whence taken, an or out. The government has determined en a dissolution as soon as the badness nomesary to the working of the maddnery of the state allows of the appeal to the country. Mr. Disraeli promptly sad handsomely &coalesced in this arrangement ; not so the more eager Kr. Gladstone sad Mr. 8. Herbert, lately so full of tender moiety for the Minletry. They premed the question, together with Mr. Cobden and Lori John Humell—What will be doing in China, while the government is preparing for an appeal to the country ? Lord Palisades intimated, in reply, that it was in comalerett- essi ent sum mek eit ;QM Is pine estimation, sad wan aspithlea sea des Aura god vibes of government, ft eras* uthipeassle lir the nemptics of intscurse spa tie been anipsi Is the Anna freely. I• ON ttreswbb, bower, the done at undoes been lop ma lilt. Pelmales a •lings Gene bee bet to. tamped at IlimpliCesp, sea at the betapthis et the ses parr Inaba Yet way stsube awls apart at the eowavig and tuna Muth As sow tine the Also lathier have of It, wI. be is *tog his blenkselse. Amiga" he asp te the Comma, to end yes psildsg to yew bet sixesst. Ir. Ban lay, get op le be bowl To be bait d r bum to the pal of • dibudellea b • yositios not to be anted. Is vals lard Pabthies enseelled his ingenuity to reconcile members to the speeds Is suspect. "My noble Mend the eases bee the d elLesies, who is always disposed to blew V ars fieseisp Meth In visa be bob respect and vimaraties, bathe drag • pew think which Mr. Pox iyebe d es appeal to the spur ny es • • yawl issolithins' that • diesiellis is es be • undisesil se prinbidut loam of Commas ar ado piling • entails vote. (ahem) But, far, that Ire etenge donates, if this hews to to to rightly coneidesel as the tree ups of public eyisiso—if members ore sewed to be epeildeg leers the esolinists if than coma/Smith If they see only Wring Os spates Meth country, tha these ohs alb that theirpigusell to bleated with tbeisassisst elithe gersalsy, so hr Sus baths epos Mend Inter coarse yak their conninuato es • pislebtheb—(aithes ad laughter)—onght to mord it as • yeas of trim* (Cheers.) They ought to rejoice at the appetanity at phis beck to stoutness sad Isnot theambes Is their sate genius to the gomennsin by In sessethil giber of those who returned thus psdbuseL" Ile they say Is the Is‘, who the Mem methne as a theoluties by the swung umbel et as burairlig, then be boa aispitarli hie alma anent to tans the LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. EQUITY COURTS. (Before the Metter of the Rolle). WILKINSON r. DUNCAN. His Honour gave judgment in this ease. The lute Mr George Wilkinson, of Tottenham High Cross, by his will be queathed to trustees, amongst other property, the sixth of a sum of 23,00 W. Consols, to the reversion of which he was entitled on the death of Mr. Stephen timber, upon tenet, at their discretion, to con vert math portion of his estate as should not 0013. 1 4 of money, into mousy, and pa . y the interest to his son for life, and then to his children. the testator died in 1838, and the trustees did not seU the reversion, and in 1833 Mr. Orueber and the tenant for life died, and the reversion fall in. The present suit was instituted by the plaintiff. who claimed to be entitled to the interest from 1836 to 1833 of the sum the reversion would have radioed had it been sold for the market value, •a year after the tweeter's death. His Honour said he was of opinion the trustees earecised a proper diem ion in not selling the reversion, 'and they had thee secured the largest amount for the Mate; but their having so acted ought not to prejudice the plaintiff, who had, in feet received nothing, whereas if the reversion had been mild shortly after the testator's death, he would hero received interest on the sum the reversion realised. He was of opinion that the plaintiff was entitled to the amount be would have ea received, and the quention wee how we the amount to be ascertained. Ile thought the way to treat it would be for on action• to value the reversion as if it had bets fixed to fell in et the actual time that it did, end by the death of the tenant for life, and the OM SO be pia is **plaintiff would he calculated Upug OM thin The Nate te err out of the fund in proportion is the Arm of the tompeetive MONEY MABEE Two °Twat. The funds remain rather fiat, and prices are now quoted 1 per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. English railway stocks are also somewhat easier in price. Consols for the Bth April stood at 931, "buyers," during part of the morning, and are now quoted 93Z, " sellers." Fur money the price is now 931 to 1. The New Three per Cents., though shut, have been dealt in at 931 to ; Exchequer Bills (lune), at 3s. prem.; ditto, advertised, at N. dia. Turkish Six per Cents. were first marked 9G, but have since rallied to 97 to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. are rather dull, at 1011 to Other foreign descriptions are inactive. The sales include Mexican Ronda, fir the 17th inst., at 221; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents, for account, at 781, ex div. ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, at 43 and 441; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 98; Spanish Old Three per Cents., at 41, for the account. A sum of 12,0001. in bar gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation to Cadiz. The steamer Alhambra, which is to leave South ampton to-day (Saturday) for the Peninsula, will , take out about 30,0001. in gold for Cadiz. On'Cliange yesterday afternoon the rates forbills moot Continental cities were quoted somewhat lower. The rates on Frankfort formed an exception, being firm. The current quotations are as follows: Amsterdam, three months, 11.18} to 1 ; ditto, short, 11.18 to },• Rotterdam, three months, 11.18} to 1,• Autsterp and Brined., Moos months, 25.421 to 71 ; Hornbill& three months, 13.71 to 8 ; Paris, three months, 25.60 to 4; ditto, short, 25.f1f to 7i ; Mareei ll es, three months, 23.62} to 71 ; Pranhbrtsen-the-Maine, three months, 1191 to • Petersburg, three months, 371 to ; Vienna, three monthi:, 10.20 to 28 • Trieste three months, 10.27 to 29 ; Rapti& I three months, 431 to ; Genoa, three months, 23.671 to 7 2 1 Leghorn, three month., 29.371 to 421 . Palermo, three months, 129 to 1 ; Messina, three mont hs, 1291 to 130 ; Oporto, three months 511 to 1; Licks, three months, 611 to 1. The corn market yesterday was dull, with little change in prices. The arrivals of foreign breadstuffs in London this week have been rather small. During the last week 14 grain-laden vessels have arrived at ports of call. There is still a demand for maize for France and Spain. Few arrived cargoes are now on sale, and for these high prices are asked. As is well known, the European and Indian Junc tion Telegraph Company, which proposes to unite the European and Indian systems of telegraph, by constructing aline from the Mediterranean to the head of the Persian Gulf, along the Euphrates Valley, has recently obtained the grant of a joint annual subsidy from the British and Indian . governments. A com peting undertaking is now in course of formation, proposing also to establish telegraphic communica tion with India, but by . a different route, viz., via the British possessions tee the Mediterranean, Alex andria, and the Red Sea. The engineer to this un• dertaking is Mr. Lionel Gisborne, who has for some time past been engaged at Constantinople and else where in making the requisite arrangements. It is stated that these are now matured, and that a company will shortly be announced to prosecute the enterprise. From the state ments put forward, it appears that complete charts and soundings have been taken of the whole of the Red Sea and along the south coast of Arabia , the whole way to Kurrachee. The views of the are explained more in detail in the sub roin"sirenextract from the preliminary prospectus TV Bad Sea line is, and has long born, the direct route to Inds. It Is a route thoreugldy established, and bee from &mew d inhorruption. It is, mereemr, the line of 0011 i• MIPS% Mil r in the comm new taken by Mips sd deems, between I.ld p iet, d kastralio t and Engird. them Alemsdria some the Turkieh and yesamesels has the wires may an the pods of the Egyptian telegraph d m* maid betimes' Aleassdria and Sues, ce dist ▪ sailimy, From theme Is Rosier (a military maybe bit la the Red Sea, aad thence in shoat s"4 4lhe him slabs to stades. Ma Ottoman and Egyptian yresem. mats vadarldes to protect it throughout. The abiliemels. tom We on the Red Sea are Jiddah and Cassia both banging to the Sublime Porte. At the fume a Turkish gamaoa is always quartered. Tho latter t. ea Mead with few inhabitants - Neat comes Aden, a British The lteoris-Meeria Islands have been offered f: th en : 4' lEl India Company. Ras-el-Had is in the territory of our class any, the Inisum of Muscat, from whence th e line will be cemoseted with the Indian system at Kurrachoo. To Men elms telegraphic communication would be moot important. The fifteenth call of 11., making 16/. called, is to be paid on the Four per Cent. irredeemable 201. Preference Shares of the Great Southern and Western Railway Company of Ireland by the Ist April; and the Bth call of 17e. 6d, making 101. called, on the shares of the Ambergate, Nottingham, Boston, and Eastern Junction Railway Company, by the 30th inst. The London and North Western Railway Com ny are inviting tenders for widening the railway between Willesden and Watford. The ordinary meeting of the Recife and Sao Francisco Pernambuco Railway Company is called for the 7th April. A general meeting of the Maria Antonia Railway Company is convened for the 15th April, at Florence. The position of the market for American railway securities is thus noticed by Mr. E. F. Satter- fitertaite There has been it moderate amount of business inAmerican securities in London during the past week. Prices are in some VMS flatter, owing to the recent decline in New York ; but there is not any large amount of stock on the market. The Emigration Commissioners require chips for the conveyance of emigrants to Sydney, Melbourne, and Perth. Tenders will be received on the 12th inst. These vessels must be ready for passengers between the 21st and 30th of April. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, Feb. 23, compared with the previous return, shows the following results : Circulation NMl.] Circulation active l'ublie deposits Other deposits Government aceuritien in banking deparnuent 6 1 Other securities in banking department 19,620,343 Increase 1,861,547 Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and other bills 743.563 Increase 17.203 The Rest Notes in reserve The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week's leent tendency towards a revival of speculative ,business in several branches of the security markets has received a decided check. Considering this fact and the probability that the impending general election will lead to a diminution of activity in the stock markets, during the next month or two, it is natural that the recent vote of the House of Commons should be viewed with dislike in the Stock Exchange. The money market is still characterised by some degree of stringency. In tho discount market an active demand is experienced, at full rates. In the Stock Exchange money commanded 6 per cent. for short loans on government securities, and some ap plications were made to the Bank at this rate. Consols, which closed yesterday, at 94 to 1 for the Bth April, opened this morning at the same quota tion, declined to 934, "sellers," and closed at 934 to 94. For money the price varied between 93) to 4, and 934, and was lust quoted 93: to I. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 4, 1,1, ; ditto, for account, Bth April, 94, 941, 934, 91 ; lffiree per Cent. Re duced (shut), 934,1, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 94, 934, 934, 931. Bank Stock, 2201; India Stock, 221; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 985. The transfer books of the New Three per Cents. were shut fur the dividend this afternoon. Notwithstanding the demand for money, the Juno Exchequer Bills were better, being quoted par to 3a. prem. Sales of the advertised bills arc recorded at 3s. dis. Exchequer Bonds remain quoted 984 to 4. Several descriptions of foreign stocks were flatter. Turkish Six per Cents. declined per cent., closing at 964 to 971. The Guaranteed Four per Cent*. re ceded per cent., being last quoted 1014 to 1. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. declined 1 per cent., and Mexican Bonds were flatter. Ottoman Bank shares were in good request this morning, and were marked as high as 1 prem., the closing quotation was is to prem. Bank of Egt closed at to prem. ; National Discount, at Ito 1 die., cx div.; and General Bank of Switzerland, at 14 to 14 dia., being flatter. Bank of London stock was quoted rather lower. Oriental Bank continues to meet with inquiry. Canada Land shares were a little flatter. London General Omnibus have re ceded to par to 4 prem. London Dock stock is offi cially marked 101 and 100 ; and Victoria Dock, which is now dealt in as stock, 964 per cent. The nominal closing quotations for the newly pro jected railways are subjoined, viz.: Ferdinand Rail way, to 4 prem. ; Punjaub Railway, 3.16 to 5-16 prem. ; Oude Railway, par to 1 prem.; Northern Bengal Railway, par to prem.; Central Owls Railway, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Eastern Bengal Rail way, 4 to 1 prem. ; Nassau Railway, par to 1, Fem.; Calcutta and South Eastern Railway, par to prem. ; Riga and Dunaburg Railway, 14 to 11 prem.; Euphrates Valle Railway, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Copiapo Railway, dia. to par; Italian Junc tion Railways, 11 to 04 dis. The nominal quotations for some other new pro jects are as follow :—European and Indian Junc tion Telegraph, par to 1 pm. ; Thames General Steam Boat Company, to 1 prem. The newly issued shares of the Great Indian Penin sula Railway Company were quoted 1 to 11 prem. THE WEST RIDING AND WEST RIDING BOROUGHS. LEEDS, FIIDAY APTIRNOON. of the intention of minister. to apposite die oreatry has created as simasikary Asarat bon mil the War Miss. All padded iodise ere astively es the abet, wet elerathat sperwilleoe are odor es le the hod rad law asiblistes. Tit the Weil Law tiers is so Seirkt vitiaiaver Wet the repseardies d Mr. Cads& is at as ..L The warden it Mr. limbelt Moire% the prr rat robin bad la Innis pelletel as drift It Moir err dor boa rameoppl dot la the emit dasbwlder the dam lbe Sight Era. X. T. Laos, Lad Golerice, or Sir Jabs W liresabs. weed be dutei aim with Mr. Daiwa The *dm ar w, however, rem le le that Sir J. W. Lair wW sewed the Itidag, d dielLead Oode rich sod Wr. Beimarrill hoer to *Mir prem. ordltirovies, arosely, HdioraW art Us& At Hoiiredebi, It Is Swandd whether way rogesides will be Ward to the N aiades d the sale lord. Bea to Leeds, a Mod endiet le irlidpiteL now le at preset bat Ode paged et dime* anion at parties, owl es his added at Armor eriodt. Sir George Ormirro, wile his W. ~to to his Midis health, beat mode to Mod to We prilersatery &Oise, reline tea der repeesordis. rid die Silleeity is to la a peteoft-treeplable are le erns dew with lir. M T. item. On Elbe et Mr Ikea pertyieleelemelork loath. lbek do eked Mr. W.B IPeoloommellor twee stone mete et Daft wor Ckloy. /BO= mks ot the awe ;pew b waft b Inereire Ni. Madshd Look* dolma of the Dellikm lkodles leak ; via a OM Mika et the one pee** =db. b proods a Joh* solidloa to bk. M. T. /Oka. end Mr. 1111. Ws lkokle (aa bloorlM keel beekr, *di en of Ile poem soseemiller et Up* Mr. Meolnlt, up le the rid d Ile lot gooleal okotion rogoossisi Leek in es tow leireii, Me mike tom bet ohm Ira tadiMollifttles* ke waeller toning* et sone lie mew mow am Ni bobs embeeeei km. lode iMeote be ke ewritot lie sekm Ow *Dee ona ot do Wee of Sr Idol to 110 boon. otteM be me rni d li i i sage = *AA kite state sokela et ei Moo emetbelbone it b = i t se te th ier a r ia =t= I L et Moe =a* Op la l it "8 Word= obeopole peewits in ibe km* Ma* bast Impeboble ir ibst anotkoodla is mi s e a lk Ilmmillnuse Se me Ilie awe ot a yam antoel. _ll ll =l Memo ma Mr. Oftelo, bewellie Mk leas dmosioos suds; I* Aglaia onlempt=reelks bee boa oe4g ' la ii :Siegs am. ma =C m" * dhow le Cbmenielies. *lke Ite d — ore oil be aglloS11: 1114 . Bodo* br aggyelett %%St 4 1P E 41 be lop sterlig . .. The nosoil et that atiAile ) will so leis•oiortud; Is olis Mirailiti Is Ems mein& Wok( Ids forum am nee et MIK FRIDAY STOAT. NiT illowds were pooW is Lado sad other INNS: " he the Wietnile." Tbo we NNW in *Ns arthe isairle &anis Wood and /teak CTOsisy, prowl amid ombone. It is expected (says the Beewoesist of today), that dr sacerary trier of the reardringpordsn at the session erM raw NI, four weeks, and that • direolutios will take place &bout Easter. Aa it requires airiy slit weeks to can pier a general diction, it will be the end of May or towards the let of June when the new parlienanat will reassemble. _ . The Press of this day hi r ts the 'following remarks upon the influence of land sticisties on county elmtions : " The electoral contests in West Kent and East Sussex bays been hard-bought batiks, sad have brought into action the voters registered through the agency of the freehold land so cieties. In the general election of 1852, Middlesex was lost to the conservative cenibdate owing to the votes crested by the National land Society ; and te counteract the Vowing and dengerona inflames, the Conservative Land Society was estabkished in the asam year. It was in West ' Kent that Da dinned had the first opportunity of recording their votes; and the result was, that out of 511 on the register, only four peewee who bad thus acqubsd the franchise voted for the liberal ember. Is East Swett 80 members were regieneed by the society, and of these only six were found to poll simian Lord Pevenery. Use oat of 138 aleareholilers who had obtained the freehold qualification is the two coon ties through the instrumentality of the Consecrative Land Society, only ten ware found to vote for the liberal candidates." LORD PALM/ASTON AND VIE STOCK EXCTIANGE. —A very entneroaelyvaed requisition, from Lloyd's, Tee this afternoon preetand Mears. Thornton and Wed, to Lord Palmerston, at the minim soliciting the noble Po - mier's permission to plass him in nomination at the omolog election of the City of Landon. A similar petition ms tithe same time heeded in by Mr. Wilkinson, M.P., Siam the members of the Stock Exchange. Ilia lordship, it k stood, declined declined the hintonr.—SAippitip Gazette of last night. THE LI'enSIVOL ADDREits.—Yesterday morning • depotation, ace! . of Mauro Alexander Sleigh, Theme Wm. old Imes Liverpoid, intru der' by J. R. Itesehtl, ltetlint eat,. C. Ewan, mobete tt helm .t b e s t e. tpon Viswmt Palmerston, at kisto lessees the shims " I telsear a uldpernA " ti a balm et thed reef, their went egpmeemem of the mart of his • creemmit ea the Odom, =Mr. MOO ea* his tord olmilea to the =kris= by men deem,' shade at palled these Mon mil with as enthusiasm quite umiesosilentoL Ho Am& his lierilebtp led been unfairly ai nollooPoill testis* by the (maidn In perlianteut ; and deir Moo *Aim eiseeveliene tad the address. Hie load* ospemei Moen meth phased with this mark of criablereee, Ind, shot • lbw semeka, the deputation with drew. THE LATE COLLIERY EXPLOSIONS. MOM the Fryinstr.) The minis' iatweete of South Staffordshfre, is comma w ith ems ledereds of the country uencrehy, are looking mat eid=t see at to the proceedings o( urvettleeff thee le tehe piece in coo neni•nt wlria semi ball& esebsion d isseehey. It is hoped dee *Week! leeeitsellee ewe hob ow be od dment thet ye lied de the ear inelleh et std new THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MARYLEBONE. MISTAKEN IDENTITY. This day a ern named .thodreac linghom wee brought up GS numm4 before Ilr is =i,.= with stealing a pirt oantalg articles, the property of Mn.a. Wed, efWeithary, ban tho waiting-room of the Great Wotan Railway. Mr. J. Cab* mmeriatelsient of the police, attended on the part oldie ampig. Mr. Herring was engaged fur the paratalku NM Kr. lawia jun., was engaged for the pri nting.. It apparel item ea frame% that on Saturday, the 14th ultimo. Mr. Wad ram tom Weatbury by an ' mama train, mad *dos Me reseal at the terminus at Paddington, Me pertmeatesaa, which contained jewelling at amines daliar wearing al , Parel. &a., man labia parades of a porter, who placed it to the weilleputas. , a man, answering the was seta te Oahe it front the room. It Crots s ieee qi = as hsied el. • anertption of the peniun who Mei the perimmterm was mat round to the police, upon Oda pelfeemem Thmuu IT F, knowing that the prisoner, whelks supleal we ibe sera, waa in the habit of frequent ing the Mia awl l'eathiewl public-house, Holborn, went Mem mil Melt lin hie reedy. Farther etridtam bevies tun gone into, Mr. Long wee about to marl the prhery whoa Mr. lowie mid he we /his to prime an alibi. Magiurele (ft the cartehie)—lrliet lid the prisoner my WIND res treit4ite ',May? carrobb—lnisa I WI bin via mint be wan rieesdiel "Tea Itataw,Theme• eat is ail ab• V ' M Sell sok mallak elf the !ter sal prowl that on the mem portmorma a stew, NA et the Woe Om plasm wee la the pariaer of bar Mau sal make at abase Uwe the prtmeatma was timpiesitly else mid ad the planar wee erg the mmi ate - be IL Mr. M elemud that after that evidence he could not puma haw with the ewe. The primmer wan immediately discharged. Jae ThMIIIMS, aged 27, and described as a file•cutter, of Whitedirgel, win brought before Mr. Belle, charge d with bring eanserned with others in del/suiting William Benin, • 491. 18e. The Irbil tea German, and spoke English well, mid we from a British ship riff aterferi, and premaded te owl demos to London. He had jest snivel yl, tam •ma hailed him in the street and mind bia M leis •Onset eh*, ad than took him to a place, where men hips illsowlas Mimeo ea far as they could for ahead* Owings. Atreethe wins ens drunk he was taken to • ddlide-greemd, wbss time we not mots for throwing mean, smiths primate had Arm bad • geese at skittles. He but Ma. The men wee met Wm bat Mitred to bet 30/. that no Ruse poem be the loam could produce 201. among them. He ens aid Oa point* his money and Will the bet. He went to his ladeibp and obtained 91., end returned to the skittle-ground. A _men threw the boll at the skittles and it went over them. lets were made that the roan who played ea badly could not knock down tho balls in three or bur throws, and he woe told to bet, ea wm menred be would win money. Ho did bet, and the men wbe played so badly at Inn knocked thorn MI down at coo throw. He betted and loot 9/. He only played one game./ skittles. The people in the skittle ground all ran away at once. John Thread, pallonergeant 27 It, heard that • gang of skittle deseing • sailor in the skittle-ground, and he p a t b pd over the pangs and looked at them, when they .11 ten away, and the prisoner was the only one he cold overtake. Tiamp•a bad been in custody before for • similar offence, and belonged to a gang of ekittla sharpers, who were always on the look out for homeward bound seamen, countrymen, and strangers. The mato of a skip was detritioded of 231. in a *MU ground by the same gang ore Th b asd . ax . Roche, the of the mutt, mid the prisoner belonged to a very gang of skittle-rpne, card-sherpere, and mogsmen. Mr. Fletcher, eolieltre and snommer to Mr. Pelham, on behalf of the prisoners, elicited bum Bendall, that he would have won if he could ; and awed, ou behalf of his client, there bad only beta some bets laid. Mr. Belle mid there was evidence eta conspiracy to defraud the seaman, and remanded the prisoner, adding that the occupiers of the skittle-grounds where such practices were allowed might to be indicted. RAILIrdr INTELLIGENCE. MEETINGS FOR NEXT WEEK. TIMADAL—East Anglian, London ; West London, Lon don ; Namur and Liege and Mona and Manage, Brussels. Wmmmoar.—Stmthalbyn Mining and Smelting Corn piny. London; Lynri Vale Iron Company, London; Car , narvonshire Slate Company. London; Glasgow and South ' Western, Glasgow; Caledonian and Dualtrartonshirr, Timmanar.--Great Northern, London; New Brobswirk and Nova Scotia Land Company, Tandon; Shropshire Union, Shrewsbury. Futpar.—East Kent, London; Australian Agricultural Company, London; North British, Edinburgh; Caledonian, Glasgow. The traffic returns of railwars in the united king dom published for the week enditiglrebruary 28, amounted to :94,317/. and for the correeponding week of 1868, to 368,0201., siscstE an mere... of 26,2971. The growl re ceipts of the t milwsys having their termini in the metropolis amounted for the week ending es above to '02,4611., MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. A steady business is going forward in home mining stocks to-day, at about former prices. The transactions in the Stock Exchange comprise Great Wheal Alfred at 9/ ; Lady Bertha at 15s. ; North Wheal Basset at 321 ex die. ; Tin Croft at 4f ex div.; West Basset at 3.5; and Wheal Buller at 325. _ . . Forew muunF shares are quiet. Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange: Botallack, 220; Cestell, 12e., 11e. 6d. ; Drakewalls, 31, ; East Alfred, 2,1, 1,1, I, 1,1, L, I.}, East Basset, 661, 671, 70; East Clifford, 23e.; Great Dosages, 41, 11 M .6 .1, i; Heredefo3t, 61, 61, 6; Kelly Bray, 16e., Lay 15e., 16e. 6d., 145.; Lelant Consols, 41, 1 ; Nanteel " Penrbiw, lt 2, If, 2; North Crotty, 61, ; North Frances, 18.1, 191, ; Pendeen, 375. 6d., Ws. 9a.; St. Ives Console, 1171, 120; reweathe, 31,1. 1, ; West Caredon, 170; West Grenville, 7s. 64., 6e. 9d.., 75., 7e. 6d., 6e. 6d., it. 6d., 7e. 64., 13e. ; Wheal Buller, 320 • ; Wicklow Copper. 28), GWheal Edward, 41, 6, 41, 5, L 6, I, 6-10; Wheal renville, 275. 6d., 30e. ; Wheal Harriet, 208.6 d., 21s. 6d. Wheal Pollard, 16e.; Wheal Trelawney, 215., Vie. ; Wheal Zion, 37e. 6d. In the metal market copper ie without alteration, and the demand continues fair, at advanced rates. Manufactured iron is dull, and the makers are inclined to give way in price. Scotch pig : Speculation on the increased shipments has caused some inquiry, and prices for mixed numbers, good merchantable brenda, were driven to 765. 6d. The market closes dull, with sellers at 76e., buyers holding aloof. Lead maintains its price. Speller continues to command the ad vanced rates, but there se little doing. During the week a considerable butane's has been done in tin, end prices of foreign have agate advanced somewhat. For tin plates there is a fair inquiry. A call of 10e. was nude on the 25th ult. on the shares in Wheel Tremeyne, not Wheal Trelawney, as stated in error in our impression of yesterday. A special meeting of the Derwent Mines Company is t called for the 18th inst., with a view to the registering of the company with limited liability. FRIDAY ETIINIWO. The market for home mining stocks to-day was quiet, but prices show steadiness. Shares in Wheal Buller and Wheal Trelawney have improved. The following transactions have taken place in the Stock Exchange, in addition to those recorded in the official list : Trewealba, 31, I ; Vale of Towey, 205.; Port Phillip, tis San Fernando, 4a . 6d., Se. Fortuna mining shares were firmer, and Pont gibaud and United Mexican were flatter. COMMERCIAL AND TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market I. quiet today. Town tallow is quoted 670. nett crab; Petersburg Y. C. for March, 62a. lid. ; March to:April, trle. ; May to June, 625. 9d. MARKET Avensons ..--Town tallow, 65e. 9d.; fot by ditto, 30. lid. ; melted stuff, 425. Od.; rough ditto, 2.65. 6d.; tallow graves, 1.75.; good dregs, is. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade without alteration. Prints meadow hay, 833. to 68.. ; superior ditto, 701. to 801. ; inferior ditto, SOs. is faSs.; rower, 50a. to 605.; clover, 70s. to 1001.; second cut, 604. to 80s.; straw, 265. to 28.. is Ile Ms. WI es