The Express. — London, England, 1856-02-26 00:00:00

OUR ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. (rack on oww CAMP. 66BA8TOPOL, Fan. 12. There is scarcely any change worth noticing In the British camps. Some companies of artillery, which have Nen for Dome time employed in fatigue duties at the Ordnance wharf, and in unloading ships, were moved up to the front the day baton yesterday. They are now engaged in removing gnus from some of the Russian fortification,. There is a talk of one division of the troops in front moving down shortly to Balaklava for the purpose of pot tag on board ship shot, shell, and other artillery and Quartermaster Oenerat's sores, preparatory to . . - evacuating the heights above Sebastopol. It is net known what division of the army will be selected fat this duty. The French lart,fications around Ka mieech and lii.sstcb are still advancing; they are on so extensive and su hetantial • scale, and provided with so powerful au armament, that they excite the wonder of all who visit them. Our wharves at Kazatch are also making progress, but the depot of stores dep.- sited there has already accumulated to an income*. Burnt extent. The detachment which was furnished from the 7th Filchers is scarcely strong enough be events the necessary protection. A difficulty exists respecting the transport of these stores, as the 'Fres& object to our using their macadamised road from Kamuseeh, and the open plain is quits impassable for vehicles. The French traffic alone causes constant repair of their road to be neceesary ; the most nb stan,ial roads in our own camps can be only kept is order dialog wet weather by the most unremitting attention, so peculiarly soft and friable is the lime stone found in this part of the Crimea. We hear that tii.neral Bit Colin Campbell has arrived at Constantinople, and that he will probably Cams by the packet bringing the mail to the Crimes. It was due yesterday. A match in r.fie-shooiog, which excited consider able interest in the artry, came off yesterday after noon at the practice-ground in the Karabelnais raw ire—Lieuteoant•Colueel Blanc, military secretary, and Captain A. Punsonby, aide-de-camp to General Codrioron, had challenged the whole army. The tiring was to be at two hundred yards' distances the Mime ride, with fixed bsyonets as employed on actual service, was to be the weapon used, and the palm of victory was to be decided in the usual manner by the target. Liesteaant-Coloosl Kennedy, of the Adjutant-General's department, who wee formerly chief instructor in the Musketry School at Hythe, and now superintends the small arms department in the army in the East, selected the men who were to compete with the officers already named. One man was to be chosen to represent each division of the army. To select this candidate for the principal match, the best shot was ascertained in each regi ment, and these picked soldiers were then pitted against each other; the best proved shot among these remained the representative of the di vision. Four divisions were, however, only represented is the contest, the Gu ards,: 2nd, 4th, and Light; it being understood that the men selected from these were so superior to all others as to dis tance them beyond a chance of sumer. The match came off at 3 p.m. A trial shot was first made by each candidate, which did not count toward the de cision of the contest. Four rounds were then flred, each firing one shot in succession. The result gave the victory to the soldiers—a sergeant of the 20th Regiment being first on the list. Next to him a corporal of the 77th Regiment gained the greatest number of points. The Guards ' candidate followed, and then Colonel Blame. Captain Ponsosby, who is reputed a good shot, was singularly anfortunate on this occasion. General Codrington, and a very nu merous assemblage of staff and regimental officers, as well se a large body of soldiers, were present to witoees the match. Some file firing and other prac tice followed. The Sebastopol clasps, to ba added to this Crimea' meda:s, hays arrived, and ars shortly to bs distri buted to the army. (PROM ANOTHER CAMP BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, FIB. 12. Yesterday afternoon, at about one o'clock, Fort Alexander was blown up by the Fritsch, but owing to an old Russian mine having been exploded at the same time, although its position was unknown to the French engineers, the shock of the explode:a was distinctly felt at Karaai and Bslaklava, and the ground to the front near Cathoart's Hill was greatly shaken. This afternoon our allies destm that part of the famous stone aqueduct in the Karabin,* and to-morrow they demolish that portion at the head of Careening Bay. At them spots, sad also by the White Stone Quarry at Inkermana, seer t h e Teheneaya, this aqueduct is carried ow arches. The easiest way, 1 am informed, of destroying such a construction is by firing bags of powder slung under the arches, but the most complete demo lition is caused by sinking shafts and galleries end fixing charges coder the piers. Our engineers are now employed in destroying the White Buildings. Their project is to place a charge of powder, about 1 lb., is blast ho!es let is crossways into the jamb of each window. Two charges am thus placed Weems each lower win &w, so that each space is divided into three equal pmts. By experiment it has been proved that 1001 be. of powder will bring down 100 feet in length at building. Still this system is defective, for it does not destroy the foundations, which may be easily built upon again. There is now some talk at head quarters of throw ing op lines round &lakes. The ground to be selected is everything that meld be desired, and there is no mason in the world why as inactive army,: if for nothing else, should not be instructed in throwing up field works. At present they have nothing to do, exempt to drill, march out, and practise ball firing. Yesterday, the 2nd battalion of Rifles, with their band, sad the 33rd liniment, marched down to &tektites, to ex. change their Miele rifles for tee &Said pattern. To. day the 23rd do the same, and so cm SA, if there are a milkiest somber, the whole army has one pattern and not two as st present. The young soldier of the 77th Regiment who murdered an Artilleryman fa hospital shoat a fortnight back, has been sentenced to death. He is perfectly aware of the fact, and the general of the Light Division, Lord W. Psalm, went to see him when inspecting the re giment. Still, although only 19 years of age, he appears to be perfectly indifferent to hie fate, and eats most heartily. The gallows is being made upon some improved pattern at the Sapper ram p of the division, under th e direction of the Aasietaat- Quartermaster-Oeneral ; sad I bear that • little man of the Li.nd Transport Corps, who is now confined at Bala's,* for drunkennees, having been triad by conmenartial, has ooneented to draw away the fatal bolt for Inf. gretuity and a free discharge. The following programme has been printed and circulated by the Rev. Mr. Harria, chaplain to the 3rd Division :—" 3rd Division, British Army, Camp before SebestopoL—The libra ry and reading-hat of this division is sow open foe the nee of the now. simatissioned officers and soldiers, between the lows of I I and 7 o'clock, when books can be takes est er exchanged by application to the 'Antrim is &Bond man., on soldier giving their came, repllesst. and company soldiers taking out books will be held re onfor them. The following educational les tures have been commenced, and which will be followed by others on each succeeding Wedgesday evening (as long as pmeible),ounienencitig at 6 o'eleek On Wednesday, Feb. 6, 1866, "The Pursuit of Haow ledge under Difficulties," by Rev. B. Harris, L. 0.8 , officiatiog chaplain ; on Wedmeday, Feb. 13, 1866, " Places of Interest in Old Testament History," by the Rev. H. Wheeler, 8.A., assiatan t °Deleting chaplaia ; on Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1666, " On Temperance," by Bit James Alexander, Colonel of the 14th Regiment' en Wednesday, Fen. 27, 1856, " by the Rev. H. W M. F.gan M.A., principal chap lain, head quarters. The Rev . Mr. Wallace, in the 2nd Brigade, Light Division, has also arranged a weekly lecture, and likewise the Engineers in their camp. All this is • great improvement upon the old system, as it &lords amusement to the men, and keeps • ears Min number for one night at least out of seven away trom the canteen, besi des improving their mind& Ores* sickness still prevails amongst the mai AM Wash of the Land Transport Corps. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. EQUITY COURTS. VICS4IILOOTLIAII 101:41111.1% LORD WILLISLZT e. RARL OF NORIIINOTOIL This woe • peUtion presented is the above snit by lady Morningtoo, treyang that the maim appointed by the Vies-Chancellor of England sleight De discharged. The natter was argued uses time since, when his Hoarier re riernd his judgment. Mr. Rolt, Mr. Begiltawo, Mr. Freeliag, Mr, Southgate, Mr. Cairns, and Mr. Selwyn were sag ipd in the natter. The Via-Chancellor now delivered judgment. Hs said that the ground upon which the application had been baud was this—that, inasmuch as the re - 'fiver w.s app dated he ciuse certain pietas then emun for the parties bad not acted with due energy in Ns precut oa of their tria.t , , and that other parties wire trustees who were w 1 ing to carry eat these trims, the re ceiver, as no loopr neesesery, cuspht to he discharged. The petition win oppomd by Lord Wellesley, who iosistied that the grounds upon which the steelier was appoieted were nit art ttttt ly set before the emit by the petitioner. Ua hetanately, no note of too Vice-Chancellor's judgment. either written or printed, ass is eautesee; and it was from Ye facts, therefore, es they staid at the time when that Messed judge decided the met sr, that the mutt would hau to judge of the (moods upon which that daisies was based. Hie Honour then proceeded to st its tho terms of the deed appointing the trowels in the Ant instance, from which it appeared that, &Rho'sh no entail power wall given to then recoils sad reoo , ol the mats of the proccrty vested is these upon trust fee the parties to this promtediog, yet the kid estate was in thus The dead, however. ceatetpd a power of awing, whisk wee pit in the Earl of illionsingtes. ln 1896 soother deed was ezecoted, by wh'Lch a Mr. Ap pleby we. sop dated remitter of the estates by ill perUee, and Milk?* remained is Ow state up to the year 1846. At that date a bill was tied by Lord Wellesley is the Rolls, charging west* an ale. t Lord Mornington as tenant for life, sad preying's' injunctioa sad • vestals,. Lord Langdale granted the former, but refused the letter. In 1848 Lord Wellesley filed in thin brace% of the e'en another bill, again praying • resolver, and the !ram wee this time granted by the Tic -Chancellor. Now this second bill set out, is addition to the facts which had appeared in toe ant stage of the proesediegs, that Lord Morniegton had sauciest his pow, r of loosing wrongfully, by (tasting leases on fines that he refused to state to the trainees what w. re the terms of the Loess; that hei would not grant lessen where desirable op- Fortuities oesurnd, so that they were unable to WWI the ✓ent., and that they had taken enema', opinion, which was to the effect that the trust deed did sot giro thou enffkieot powers to act nadir the sing instances et Lord Moraington's blimp? condset. Upon these cirmsestspe the fe e:leer was appointed. Now whether the decision to whisk the Vim-Chancellor of England had as was right or wrong, it was quite clip that his honour had so jurisdie- Dos to vary that decision, and it could only be wet the pronad that the eirennutsaces had changed that the order now sake I could be node. Were those el:conduces shaped 1 It certainly appeared tr ►is Meese thee in say atteriil tempest they were sot The la -I of Mor aine's, indeed, by Ids sanest at the bar, undertook to grunt se soon leases without the assent of the irritate; bat that wee not, under the circuinstaccos of the we, eta an "arsenical as the coast would feel jestilled is obliging Lord Wellesley to eerier. And even if it were other ow the undertaking world be a barren one, values it went to the "stoat of assimilate to grant each lessee as the tat_ Wee required. Uador all the cirsursetaneso, therelore, the application to disatege the receiver sent be refined. COURT OF QUERN'S 'BENCH. AITTLIPOS AT TM IMO AT 0011011A.11.-311T011.11 WAD STA= 01 TH■ COL/112. __. Os tale' kis seat ea the beach this mangey, Lord Campbell said be kid received a lanes from • per ioa probes leg to be well-iaforaiel non the fast which he r t: mamtloaed, states that this cos* wee built ever at. is laciest crypt or esamtery, is which, la the oldie tame L e the lord melon sad aldermen of Loadeo had the is right of being *toned. This *Sordid some exploaa ties of the wham smells whisk paraded the r o * lad were emsplelard If by jokes. Juane, gad ft wittiest*, sad esespelled him (Lied Campbell) to sailers L l * the saint es Saturday last. The writer farther stated that at. a penis.* the vaults which were used leo the sepultate of it the sivie authorities still existed under the smut It was se on record that judges, Jaren, and others had bees swept r , away la farmer san, by poi fever, hut thin is was se reams why such should be the ems ft is the prom* day. This was • matter which C wall deserved the atteatimi of the public He (Lord Is Campbell) hoped the euthorities would biotite* as loyalty, sad If ttey foetid these fats were true, that they mi woald take immediate messaues to get rid of to serious est I s : evil, fee it was mot to he iteltrabeel that the lime of thus wit, to SUN there la the &wheeze of a public duty should be ea 6 Legend. COURT OF Beam. 116, 00121E/Mtlia rasa IN 13 OLIN. This war the smiled* merles is the ems of Llamalea. of the White Bear Hotel, Piccadilly, and formerly baker, of Begeat•esreet. The snouts hare already appeared is Vie Zemin. Mr. Limitlater 'smutted ; Mr. Billowy appeared for several ereditora. Mr. Men albs opposed ha • auditor, mad ezessimed the baskreet as to his betties trasseetims. He &Wed that be had lost a bet of 2601. te Mr. Pommes ea Wild Doren. No es* had ever chimed from hire say lamas the Derby Eaew Piper; lid not bow skeane or not he ion 261. to bin. Bad kept a memorsadea-book, sot • betties-book. Did set ksow when it use. Hod set elm It for el: or mom weeks before the beskreptey. Whim be had am missies* he seldom kept • bask. Bass yen set bees Is Pe habit of seiag is roe a sad holdup P—l ham set bees at a roes for tore sr three yearn I wee only ems at the Dishy is the last kw years. Had yes mat:a reesherse as tie 13th ellieptember, 1866 ? —Not • sea-herae. 1 bed a bone called Damask: he ma for the Cheeses sap four cr flee years ay. Did yes lastruet say sae to make bon for yea P—Not to my kasteledge. Was there a keno ma far the Cheater Cep Galled Weeps ? —I 'sight is.,. had a esessalesies es a bores called Base" het I doa't 'molted. Did yea make bets with Batt: sad Mabee es the Chester Cep T—l do set reediest, bet I may is.,. doses*. I reset. lees ;sepias Melina' 131. Ido sot know what for. [TM ems was premeakag slim we west to weft] THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. SOU TR WARR. 11101 WAT NOIIIIIIT. - - ----• • Charles Cele, a elm rt thickset yearg falow, wws brought up eltsrpd with strolls( a silver wain from: the person of Jobe Goldin, seder the fmlowieg eirculaftesse The prosecutor Meted that, oa &tardy sight, Muggy beton 19 o'ektk, he wee at his brother's knee is Hart street, Hmetrigh, wham a dirterbeass tog phis, outside, sad a window was broken. Witness went es ase what was tie natter. whoa he saw a ceowd coliested resod two nes who were 4114,2411in' ; sad es he was &boat to try be noon Pee hen the wiadow,, the primmer, with the greatest in. palate% palled his wash fat of his pocket sad hake it tom the guard-chola. He was about to run away with it Miss Wiser laid bell of lam, sad they had a severe struggle together, bat wawa obtalard presessioa of the watch jest es a elsolable Senn up and wend the prisoner. Edward Cvleveso,peUet-aeastable 62 M, said he wee on duty le plebs e'othee ea Saturday mien is the Boloagb, whoa his Mammas wee &mooted tee distarbanee at the deer of the likeeoeall isp pahlk•hers b Lsat-tercet. He vest Awe, mime Oho pdeeter sad prosody stregglieg together. The peleamer • ehrod was roved the wrist et the latter, who was alai eft " Polies," sad "leave my watch elm:v." Wiateessabed hold of the prawn. whoa the to gave bins We esmiley kr eseaultieg him sad , sealie. his watch, et the gam tine halltdiag the latter to' him. He then took the passer late custody. La simmer to the charge the prisoeer said that he was saws the mob, when he was pushed vaiest the prisoner rather mehly, end i i, warsb by saMeat w pulled out of hie p ekes. He dialed having sosamitted the robb ry. The prosecutor said shot he distinctly saw the prietteet pall his weeds out of his pocket, sad snatch it Iron the nolo. No doutt he would bar* overpowered bin sad ' got dear sway with it, bad not the seestable some up. The Registrate %Aid the eatable whether anything w. kwon of the prancer? Calmat replied tat be was a well known that, sad he believed that be bad twee formerly calvieted. The atertiet•ate reaaaded hi. Real Thereday, to give the cosstatie ao ow milady of producing farther amalgam. TEE MINK TUESDAY EVENING, : FEBRUARY 26, 1866. THE MURDER OF A CHILD IN ISLINGTON. RE-EXAMINATION OF THE (THIS DAY). This amnia' having been appointed for the re saamioatioa of Calutist 13021M1T, aged 26, • vocalist, la. fly midis( at Lin'oa•.trest, Wing 00, and who woods n standied on the eh r;s of h..i•g murdered • girl, aged 10, a•sa• unknown, the avenues of the Clerksawall Polk:t ower' were crowdod to exam loop Won the hoar ap pointed for examinattos. Shortly after twelve the priaowar was pissed in the dock before Mr. Cord*. Tio only fresh svidooce adduced was that of police-ece atable Horse, 124 N (who was with the prisoner alter her removal from the dcck, when abe stated that she had ems milted the latirler), and that of the woman who had the child in her oars shawl from its birth, and who stated that the child was 1111 illegitimate one, sad that the rimer was its mother. It wee burn in Novissabar,lB46, and was sow just over ton year. of ego. The prisoner was committed ter Nona% for trial. The two girls who nem atsmilted lest week wore brosght to the wort early in the morning, nadir the cars of the pile*. &HARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two eaa4s:. The railway @hare market to-day is generally rather better. Midland Stock has risen 1 per cent., being quoted 71 to 1. South-Eaaterne have ad vanced to 191 to 1. In many other cams an improvement of about per cent. has taken pleoe. London and North-Western is quoted 1011 to 1021; Great Western, 691 to 60; Lancubire and Yorkshire, 821 to 1; and Great Northerns, 24 to 1. 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The Committee on dtasdisi Orders b•n decided W following : RAILWAY.—That the Semites Orion of the home have not bees compiled with, sad that the parties be so! pay:slued to pressed with the sassesre. Is the e.., of the Moore sad Wrrrisatos sad S'oolisort sad Warrirgtoa Railways, the c madam &ride that the &siding Orders have bees implied with, end that the parties be permitted to prowled with their bill. Win OP Firs MUIROAL RAILWAY.—The Steadies Order. are t, be dispensed with is We mess es anthills that areestird weer entire. be depo•ltod. MID Klee DIIICT RAILWAY (BPOMIO7 to It. Marrs Cray).—The Masan Orders are to be dismissed with la this ors. 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Now N NadaNdsONs 1 1 IA Minimalism I Do - =Mei, horaalrta.os Lralltb.C ?la Craft I PUN tingled all 1 Willis 1 Wait Ituripon t Traildwalis 91 16 93 N N N IN IN 73 00 121 11 :: L 1 11- SO 100 ft OS $1 II ill lit 11 . T. ii, ii, al tt I iMN 1113 1 J IPa In iii i I ab • y SO tel N 64 61 '1 1 N als IN am ni Si Si .• '..194171. 74 74 I SI U 11/ U . zIAN IS 97 I $4 SI 1 1 54 54 7i is $4 GI sel Ili ni 3 11 67 5$ 006 si I I Ii II I 24 IS IS lar i Pk U U 22 st N 10 SS _ 11l I, Cal a 14 - li i l l a i d. 1.. t , i 1 A i 1 - I 111 I 1 I "i 1 8 II silk ti I, 1 i I do/. Si Ili so li f ? le_ in in IN IN is i• - ; no in 6. 't 1% Ny Si 0 10 Si I I 111 i ias 21 Ii If If if ii Ii li is 4 T 1 a Imp 17 IS $I de SI SG SG 44 phr Ija A A ' si dr pr I pi $ dis pr ST SO II 41 MONEY MARKHZ-THIS RAY Two deco= The funds experienced a rime of 1 to 1 per sent., this mornleg, upon the announcement of the &rajes lice, coupled with some purchasee on account of the Court of Chancery. A reaction has since taken place, and prices are now quoted much the lame as they closed yesterday. The general tone of the market, however, le good. Consols for the 11th March, after marking 921, have relapsed to 911 to 92. For money the price is 911 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 921 to i ; the New Three per Cents. at 93 to 931 ; Bank Stook at 216 ; the New Two-and-a-Half per Conte. at 77 ; Exchequer Bonds at 971 to 981; Exchequer Bills at 2s. die. to is. prem. ; and Indian Bends at 61. to 21. die. The New Congo' Scrip is quoted 1/ to 2 prem, after marking 21 prem. The Funding Scrip stands at 11 to 11 prem. TOrkial; Six per Cents. were first dealt in as high as 951, and are now quoted 95 to 1. The Four per Cent. Loan remains at 100/ to 1. In Russian Five per Cents. transactions are reported at 1041 to 105; Spanish Old Three per Cents., at 43; Porto gnaw Five per Cents, at 521 ; Bquador Provisional Land Warrants at 8; Chili= Biz per Cents at 1021 ; and Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 1021. The oorn market last was dull. English wheat barely maintained last Monday's prices. Flour was difficult of sale at former rates. The arrivals of foreign breadstuff' in London last week comprised 4,665 qrs. of wheat, 2,910 qrs. of barley, 21,888 grit. of oats, and 146 sacks of flour. Since last Friday only two floatiog cargoes of wheat and two of In dian corn have arrived at port of call. Nearly the whole of the numerous cargoes recently arrived have been sold or otherwise disposed of. St. Petersburg letters of the 18th iut. quote the exchange on London at 37 3.1134. The pine of tallow was 143.10 for August, and 137 cash, on the spot. With reference to the financial position of the Peel River Land and Mineral Company, a stamina just put forward by the directors es : Us dab at dr yet a tale—dal pal car 4= as Iwo soak 7d. Clianiloaft aleadand ame. =Ma paliodada7 am3s IrleOgaat thadomplay; wane al ie pill Wind WI add "alms gragaZ2: awn la ladialaimat. alloyed MS/7k 20. 2d.. Mug 3,437 f. aim soloodbel mdmidar wail of NAIL The following meetings ars newly announced— via New Equitable Assurance Company for the 28th inst., British Colonial Bank and Loa* Company for the 3rd March, West London Railway Company for the 7th March, Rent Guarantee Society for the 28th inst., and Railway Passengers Assurance Com- I pan _y for the 6th March. The annual meeting of the Graimeseao and Series Railway Company is called for the 29th March at Parisi and a meeting of the Maria Antonia Railway shareholders for the 7th of April at Florence. MONDAY ETIVISO. The English funds continue to rise: A fresh ed - vanes of j per cent was established to-day, and firmly maintained to the close. The intelligence of the actual opening of the Conferences at Paris has given a stimulus to prime. The hope of a speedy pesos continues to indium numerous investments on the part of the public. In the Stock Exchange to-day money did not cons- mand more than 6 to 6 per gent. upon government securities, owing to the release of the surplus de posits upon the new loan. In Lombard-street, how ever, the demand for money was extremely active, and coasiderable preemie was experienced. The Coosol scrip of the new loan advanced this afternoon to If to 11 preen.; transactions are re ported in it at 14,11, 11, and 14 prem. In the 44 landing scrip " basinese is marked at 14, 11, 11, and 14 prem., and the closing quotation was 14 to 118=s. which closed on Saturday at 914 to 1 for the 11th March, opened this morning at 911 to 4. rose to 911 to 92, relapsed to 911 to i, and were finally quoted 911 to 92. Foe money the lest price was 91/ to 1. The official Woken report is as follow' per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 4, 4, 4; ditto, for amount, 11th March, 914, 92, 911, 911. Three per Cent. Reduced, 92, 921, 921. New Three per Cents., 924, 921, 93, 924. Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1886 (loan of 16,000,000 L), 164, 16 13-16. Thres-andli-H.alf per Cent. Exchequer Goads, falling payable in 1869, 98. India Stock, 2244. Bank Stook, 213. The Five par Cents. were also dealt in at 114. Exchequer Bills have risen to 2s. dia. to 2s. prem. This market has Resumed a mare satisfactory appear. MIL Exchequer Bonds remain steady, at 971 to 98/. In the foreign stock market chief favour is still extended to Turkish Six per Cents. This stock is marked today se high es 961, and closed at 941 to 961, befit f per ant. higher than on Saturday. Tho Four per Dent. Guaranteed Loan was finally quoted 1001 to 4. Other stocks show firmness. The specie ex the Magdalena was delivered to day The bar silver has not yet been mold. Bank of Egypt shares were quoted this afternoon 14 to 11 prem.; Western Bank of London, 1 to 11 prem.; National Discount Company, I to 1 die. ; and Ottoman Bank, 1 to 1 prem. The letters of allot ment of the shares in this list-mentioned bank were delivered to-day. The distribution to members of he Stock ,Exchange appears to have been very Land Lead shires today were quiet. London and County Bank shares were largely dealt in at 364 to 37. Bank of Loudon stock declined 11. London Deck stock is marked 100 to t ; St. Katherine Dock, 831 1 Southampton Dock, 39 to t : Austra lian Royal Mail, 44 ; i&newal Screw Steam, 184 to 17 ; North of Europe Steam. 141 to 161; Penin sular and Oriental, 624 to 63 ; ditto, new shares, 4 pees. Trust and Loan Company of Upper Ca. nada, prem. ; and Victoria Government Six per Cost. BeMs.lo4 to 106. MINES-THIS DAY. Twe 'Macs. The gold mining shares remain qu:t• segleetals Sortridp Consols shares have declined, marking Si and si as die. Linares shares have been dealt in at 74. Aonsxed is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Xining Exchange, Mining Subscription Roams, and Stock Faction : Mining Exchange eilcial list : Carvassall, 10; Collsoonstie, 46.46; Bait Roe, 671, 66 ; Render, 41 ; Ledy Bates , 22e. Bd.. 20s. ; North Fralcall. 11 ; Weewerse Uaited, 114 116 113,114; Eolith Fraser, 356 ; Bortridete Carols, 1, i; Sortridge and Bedford, ; Vale of Towy, 31s. ; est Neat, 361, 1, 36, 1 ; Wee Ceradon, 1371; Wheal Arthur, 8. 1. 9, 4. 9; Wheel Bare, 111, 12 ; Wheal Grenville, 21, 1,2 Si ,. 1,2, ; Wheel , lidwarl, 41,6, 1; Wheal Zion, 29e., 30a., 315., 32e. 6.1. Mining Subscription Rooms *facial list Vale ot Towy, 29a, 315.; Alfred Cow Ir, 141; Great Alfred. 31; Wheal Bitwerf. . 41, 61; Nesters sad 26.., 27..64., 30e. ; Wheal Ziom, 30r., 325. 6d., 28.. ; South Frowns, 360. 362}; Wheal Grenville, 11, /, 2, 1 1; Wheal Angie, 2; Wheel Biller, 680 ; Lndeoit, 30e., 36.. ; 8.0..- wane, 113, 116; Za.t Tel a, 30; South Taigas, 140; Grumbler tad St. Libya, 126; SwanpoS, 11. 2; Cu 'ewes, 125.; Sortridge aid Bedford, 6s. 6d., 6a, 6.. 6d. In the Stock Exchange ; Sorvidgs Console, 31; via. of Towy, 28r. ; Great Wheal Tor, 41, 1; Wheal Grourille, 11, I. 2, 1-16, ; Ladyßertha, 22r.; C 11, 9f, 10; South Coadonow, 165.; Wheal Bores, 60; Fort Bowen, 31 3d. The Meleager du Midi, of Montpellier, nye r— m The keeping of the Bourse of Park from twelve to two, leaned of from cure to three, al proposed by some of the peblle jeweils, weal& be emeedingh admategeon to the pennon. Pert, in fact, hu no longer the monopoly of Bourse operations; Nice ruckus, of rents loans, and le •aeenble shun In oenproies, render the knowledge of the financial amnion nemecuy everywhere, sad there is net a single loon of any importance in which the pentium of the day are not waited for with Japanese.. We hope Mau that the demand fir a cheap in the hoer, of the Bourn at Paris will be taken into reruns cousiders'ioe " The illness of the Empress Mother has put en end to ell t►a Court receptions at 8% Petersburg, as we'l as to the Mettle.' which Mowed the marriage or the Grand Duke Niehaus SI St q N N N. lee lei Pm Mi 1 At WI i 24 Sq 1, 71i 1 lika. 116.N1 MAN WHO rip• kw SVIS WM MAIO WM HISAO 77a . isi 12 46 ff 611 if Kra WO TAM WO 1.N.. N i n i 4 1 4 4 11 ice SO ii la N 7,1 II SI 111 11l ►a n► iii Zd at un ite Ic•i I COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAY. (IT KAONNTIO TELIOZATN.) (1101 OVIL OWN 00113IFOND1112.) Oar cora market thn scrams had a •ery doll appear assea. The deniaad was small, and the attandiace of millers and traders by al amiss naneroar. The little that was done fawned Last Tuesday's primps, every article losing Friday's advance. MINCING LANX—THIS DAY. Stroll.-Tim market hes a very Dm appearaem. Corrms is is limited request at former pries. a. Tan continues without 'horst oar. Bsirrirraz.-621 bsgs sold by auction at higher prices, refry-twa 101 at 315., ose h t 10.. 61. Rms.-1,367 bass !ow Stag .1 sold ■t Ds. to 91. 61. Corrom is M sell,* request, 1,200 bales sold yesterday as 'awls, at higher priers. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tallow market remaius steady. but the toosumptiu demand is not quite so solve is doting the lut three days. Tows tallow is quoted Ols. ; Bt. P•unbars T. C. on the spot, 695. ; Feb. to Much, 69e. ; March to April, 645. 6d. HAY MARICHT.-THIS DAY. Mr. IL J. Davis moat the bade h. avy ; prices with out ells ration. Prime meadow h■r, 100.. ti 1065.; su perior ditto, 110 s. to 1155.; inf•sior 70.. to 905,; town, 701. to 9054 1001. t* 130. ; dirt,, new, 100 s. to 1205.; straw, 23e. t i 28s. OXFORD, WORORSTRR, AND WOLVERHAMP TON RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) _ Thelma' half-yearly general meeting of the proprla tors of the Oxford,Woreester, and Wolverhampton ItaAway was held this afteraooo, at the Loadoa Taegu], Coptsla Rostiont, M.P., chairman of the board of dirgetut, i• the chair. The report stated that the Netsurf and goods Newlin', BR C lmpared with those for the torrerp +tiding prod of 1864, were:—Passenger receipt+, six monthr, 1566 49,7021.6.. 61.; ditto 1864, 49,2641 16% 6d.; good. and miner-I+, six month., 1866, 49,4671. 6,. 6d.; ditto, 1854. 35.9381. 9s. 6d. Toe receipts for t'e first seven weeks of the present year ban been es folli,w+ :—Seven weeks, 1866, January to 17th of February, 23,626/. 0 , . 8d ; ditto, 1856, ditto 17,8371.61 Bd. The contract with r. Williams for workbag the line ezpired by mutual co se-t or tte let irst, end the neg+tia•ions with the London aid N. rth Wester. cod Mid land Companies having tiled, in c minion co of the Mid lead Company requiring too great a control over the incen tive cf this c +piton, the company are now w. rking the line themselves. Tie net revenue of the hdf-yser Is 48,7631. 13.. Ild., being in ricem of that of the evrespeed log half year of 18.54 by 3,7611. 1.. 10d. The net ta'asee is 23,9691. 13s. 10d., wh'eh would pay to the holders of int preference .tick a divideo4 at the rate of 6I per cent. psi annum. The directlts propore to declare that dividend, but not to pay it, fee raison rated. The Catanue - •tt, in moving the adoption of the report, observed that it was a cease for congratulation that the company wan now working the Hue themselves; the sot might be more at first than working by sem tract, bat ultimately he was satisfied the pat ient plan would pries the most notnessieal ; the °flees bad been removed to Worcester, and the di rect' is had determined to retie the salaries of their Aloe Ti every year. The Irani supermen last year amounted to 19,3391., and the engineering expenses to 7,6341. The di rectors were toady to hold • conference with the London and Narth Western Company on the subject of a working agreement, and the dinners recommended that the finesse emigres,* should be re-sipliettel. The 'Militias of the company, pray estimated end partly aseertained, amounted to 799,7701. odd, and to meet these lia bilities, in addition to estimated ame', there would be required acute tanker parliamentary powers to raise money, for which purpose the company nen now promot lag two bills. The =Wiwi give rise to Iyr *meted ditcswios, which was prat:titling whoa oar reps rt left. The Archbishop of Paris has issued a pastoral letter to the clergy of his diocese, calling ow thee to join in the praiseworthy efforts of the floritte Geadrale d' Agitates', established is 180, and now tinder the' petrel- I arise of the Empress, to 'mead the bleasiap of rrlisiena instruction to the deaf sad daub, sad has expressed his approbation of the lectures delivered to these minus's's' by the Ably!, licynot, ►y signs, to the chased sl Bt. Rosh. Mow lectures, which have bees going Oa for store thus year, ere much frroasated by the deaf sad dumb of Paris. _ _ " Within the last few clays," lays the Garotte de Lyon of Saturday, "a violitet asowstoral has takes place alms the ►Rage of the Alps." CIVIL SERVICE SUPERANNUATION Co/amnia.— Yestercay t'is Chancellor of the &chequer was obsess chairman of this committee, appoieted t consider the pro. visions of a bill to amend tie law for regularise allowances masted In respect of persons baying held civil same in her Majesty's serum. The members of it are Sir F. &trim Lord StanMy, Mr. Gladstone, Sir H. Wiloughby, Yr aesthetic, Mr. Henley, Sir S.North.ote, Viscount Monk, Mr. lit'Cartney. Mr. Rich, Mr. Palmer. Mr. V. Scally, Mr. Seymour, Mr. Fitscera'd, and Mr. 0. Mimeo. A petition has bees prentatsd to the esianttese front the eminent and general sosssaittee of civil servants of rho crows fa sump doe from deduction from they salaries and sups rasamitioa sUowance, sad other matters conneetwll with the eereke, which will come under the consideration of the sonssitate. THE RUT INDIES.—The following officers on the Bagel establishment have bees allowed to retire from the Hoe. East India Company's service :—Lieur.-Colopel B. T. Ph Uips, 3rd Light Cavalry ; Captain lames Damao, In valids* Hitablishowest; Lisuteesat W. Miller, Artillery; Lieutenant H. Brimfield, 17th Native Infantry ; Licntwat J. V. V. M'Dowell, 2nd Light Cavalry; and Mr. Ale:andel Shenk. Civil Service. The Rev. Charles H. Drown., 114., of St. Jobs's Co'lege, Cambridge, his bees appointed an 'detain chaplain at Madras. Mr. Jame* Hall hue be.. admitted a volunteer of the Indian Navy is the Bengal Pilot Service. The amount of remitteeces required for the year 1856-67, which the Court of Directors expert to realise by sale of their bills upon India, is 4,000,0001.-I , lroin Smith and Mar's Ostrialsd THE NEXT STEAMER PROM AMERICA.—In 001200. quince of the ten arrival at New York of the Crated Stets sail ,team-ship Poodle, ethough twenty-two days oat, the • Contpuy were to despatch the ate isa eldp Qatar's City, Captain Btufeldt, from New York. on the 16th inst., se that she may be expected abut Thursday nest. She be been take. off the line of steamers rouble between New York, Mobile, and Hevasaah, f.r the purees* of this gigue. She wait return to New York oa w 6th Freida*. The public mind is Liverpool Is very uneasy as to the sawof the detention of the bet it Is hoped that Ibe Quits City will be in a position to bring no the tidings Shun& errivaL MONEY ORDER OrncrL-1. On the let March Fee tenoning alterations will be nude : Esilsad.-2. Maine seeey order Sloss will be opened, In LoWea, at the OW* Market, sad is Bishopeeate.etrert Within. 3. Minor mosey seder otiose will be opened at: Follies—head office. Gable bend ; Losarright—head office, MaeSester ; Pillgwenlly— Imend office. Newport (Mon.) ; Bhildcm—lisad oda, Dir.. Wigton • Binalley—had alley, Derby. 4. The soup seas officio atCattnel and /Lowey see re suet:lye ly, subor dinate to Seoul and Breen. 6. The ssoney order ones, ascribed in the hat of mossy order oaken se being in Oray'a- Marlene (London), is in Grey's•inr-road.—ltoirranD S iLL, Beentary.—Oeseral Post-olice, Feb. 72. TnE LIMIT= LIABILITY BILL OP THE BOARD St TRADB....A special mistier; of the Live , p iol Cherubs of Cammeree was held on Saturday, the President, Charles Rolland. Erq , to the chair, is order to take iota eossiders aria the United Liability in Partnerattip Bill of Mr Lwe. The bill hav'nr been read by the seeretary, Mr. Twit, Viet- President of the Chmber, moved—. That the bill intro duce,' iato parliament is fraught with evils of the gnats* ~egnttade to the true interests of ooneerca end to the sredit of the country." Mr. C. Bastion seconded the motion. Mr. Edward Heath (ex•Presidest) sieved, end Mr. Dixon seconded, an amendments, to the efft ct that " the priaelple of ths bill was worthy and sound, but that pro rum should be made for cipita Sot ender the Glass of the bill rusainieg liable to all debts contreeted while in Me hands of the borrower—to outset reepeasibility strictly with oatessibility—and to give facilities to the public for eamrtaining when loans are withdrawn. After eestasidemble discussion, the anseadment was aegatived by 27 to 10. o , ber amendments were pr 'posed, but without success, and •h+ original motion was serried. ♦ orminettee woe ap potu•ed to take measures to prevent if possiWe the passing of the bill. --- DEATH OP MR. WILLIAM TATHAIL—LIVERPOOL, ll ib T e weued committed byatinisisno"lmabeignandkoansTeearanathes;fflue,eet to the Hubner, Rooms here. He woe removed fr oho veulta et the news-room on Fr day night ect the Northern Hoistinel. and although the removel was a matter of difficulty ugh &user, the safortunete geatlessan bore the Journey with great fortitude, end during the whole of Satarday app-aseg to improve. These f ble appearances termitated, however, on Saturday sight, dories whieh he slept very little, and appeared very towhees. Os Sunday all hopm of hie recovery were given up. and he graduaily task until half-part twelve this aftersooe when d. a h relieved hint from hie agony. He appeare d conscious up to within an hour or two of his desire, and wr.ite his wishes with • arts hand. His wife remains uninformed up ti the I meat time of the rash act of her hush ni. She kin a weak state, the effete of ter recent confinement. CRYSTAL PALACI.—SHILLINO DAT, FE& 25.—ei ILdriminns 01 payment, 1,291 i ditto b neon tteketa, 240; OW, 1,631.