The Express. — London, England, 1863-03-30 00:00:00

THE CRUSH Ar THE ILLUMINATIONS.- ANOTHER SHOCKING DEATH.-(THIS Dar) This morning, Mr. John Humphreys, the coroner for Middlesex, received information relative to the death of James Hobbs, aged 42 yearsoi carpenter, who expired in the London Hospital, from the mortal effects of injuries sustained in the crowd on the night of the illumina tionsin the City of London, under the follo wing circumstances: —lt wpm, that the deceased proceeded with his wife and several friends in • pleasure van to witness the illumieatices, and upon reaching the vicinity of King Williamstmet, Cily, deceased got oat of the vehicle to take some refresh ment at • tavern, when he became jammed against a cart wheel. The crowd increased, when be slipped elms and wee trampled upon. He was with the utmost dila malty dragged oat of the crowd and carried to a sur geon's, where it was found that be bad received very serious injuries. He was removed to the accident ward of the above named institution in • cab, when Mr. Jackson, the house.surgeon, ascertained that he had a com pound fracture of the right leg, which limb was subesquently amputated by the senior surgeon. He programed favour ably at tint, but gangrene or mortification of the limb super vened, and he expired from the effects of the injuries. The deceased has left a wife and family. Two oViom The railway market is firm to-day, and the tendency of prices decidedly better. The principal feature is a rise of 4 per cent. South Eastern stock. Midland has also advanced ; London sad North Western, ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, ; and Great Western, 4. Caledonian nd Great Eastern are steady. London and North Western stook is now quoted 974 to ; Great Western, 664 to ; Midland, IZ4 to ; Lancashire and Y orkahire, 1064 to ; Oaledoman,_llsl to 116 ; South Eastern, 91 to 99 ; Great Northern, 1204 to 1214 ; Great 494 to 4 ; and London and South Western, 1 to 101. . — lldian railway stocks are firm, and Canadian in active. Foreign lines are generally quiet. BANK OP AUSTRALASIA.-(THIS DAY.) IEI The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was held at the Bank, No. 4, Threadnoxllestrest, Kr. EDWARD ID HAMILTON in the chair. le The 29th annual report and account+ read by the Secretary, 1010 were as follows : " The directors have the pleasure of laying before the u proprietors the accompanying statements of the affairs of gg, the hank at the annual balance on October 13, 1852, fit which, in oompliance with the general wish expressed St at the last annual meeting, embrace more detail than here- 51 * tofore. These statements show that an improvement has taken place in the business , and the profit of the bank 8 , during the pest year. The directors are gratified at being ei, enabled to 'tate,' that the Australian colonies continue to M. exhibit all those symptoms of material prosperity sod 84 advancement to which they have referred in former re- El• ports, and that trade, though not active, has improved. With • view to the general requirements of the bonnie, el and in consequence of the great increase in the trade 84, of New Zealand, the directors have resolved, after mach tt sad 'axiom conaideratim, to extend the operations of iR the bank to that colony. To enable them to carry out Be. this pur pose they have, under the power vested in them ttL y e and with the sanction of the lords of the pa , decided on calling up the rema ining portion ea of the authorised capital, namely, 300,0901. They have a already announced to the proprietors by circular that 1 8 this numeatation will be effected by the nine of 7,500 new shares of 401. each, to be distributed ; Indelibly at par among the existing proprietors, the first 10 instalment being payable on the 30th April. The earned et intimation will be given of the period when future lit instalments will be required, but in conformity with the A provisions of the charter, the whole amount must be paid up within two years from the date of the first instalment. ; It is with feelings of deep regret that the directors have to m inform the proprietors of the decease of their old and valued St colleague, bir. William Sargent, ore of the original directors 10 of the hank.To supply the vacancy in the direction caused by this event, - Mr. Henry White, who for many 18 yens has be commercial pursuits in the con- 1 1 4 4 ✓ies, is the only raadidate. The directors beg to announce that. they have declared • half-yearly dividend, payable on in the 14th of April next, at the rate of six per oent per an- 81 Ram, or 245. par share, sad • beaus at the rate of eight 81 per cent, per annum, or 32a per share, free 8 I of income tax, being together 21. 16., per share, or at the ; rate of 14 per eent per annum. X " Profit and Ices Account from Oct 14, 1861, to Oct. 13, si 1862.—Dr. To Manes of management—Loodoo, 11,9361. Med.; e0kinia1.,68,5261. 15a. 9•1.; together,Bo,463L 11a 3d. To charge on the profit of the year ineedactioe oft he eon of 81 bank mentime,7,44Bl.lse. Tobalfysteedivideod,April,lB62, 11 at this ran of 6 per cent per &amain, and a bonne at the rate of 6i per cent. ; Doug together 21. IA. per share, or at the rate of 12i per mat per annum, 56.2501. Toditto ditto Oct, 1862, ditto, 56,2501. ;together, 112,5C31. To balance of midi vided profit. Oct. 13,1862, 140,0301.15 a 3d .;t0ta1„340,443L 6(11. Or. By balance of undivided profit, Oct. 14, 1861, 126,8351. 6.. 11d. ; by profit from October 14, 1861, to October 13, 1862, after deducting interest on donate and income tax ; provision having been made for bad and doubtful debts, 213,6171. 14s. 74.—total, 340,4431.1.. 6d. " General Balance Amount, October 13, 1862.—Dr. To specie and cash at beaken, 715,5724 Is. 9d.-: to government securities and loans, 260.13.41.1. 7s. 7d. t to guarantee fund investments as under-96,797t. lie. lid. Counts, Purchased at 904, 87,5001. •, 25,0001 . Bank Stock, at 210, 52,5001. ; 40.0001. Geeing Cooperation Debenture', (no minased by the government of Victoria, at per, 60,0001. • tstsl 200,0001. ; to lilts receivable, securities for advances, endethr assets, 3,689,2591. Is. Id. ; to bank peemws is the Weeks and in Loodoe, 151,0754 ; total, 5,0 4,W371. 12s. sd. Or.: By emulation, 394,6171.; by deposits, 2,511,7191. Is. lid. ; bills payable and other liabilities , 812,3901. as. 3d.-3 ,718,6561. 17a 9d. By capital, 900,0001 ;by guarantee fund, 200,0001. ; by dividend sod boom doe Oct. 11.18411,56,2501. ; by profit and lone account, for undivided Oct. 13, 1862, 140,030!. 15e. 3d.—together, 1,296,2801. 15s. 5,014,W371. 121. 5d." The Cu•mit•ei, in moving the adoption of the report and the neonate, said be believed the report just presented would be sooepted ea satisfactory, as it enabled the board to pay an advanced dividend at the rate of 14 per oeot.,which would probably be maintained in October amt. There had been loom arising from the inflated speculation' of former years ; but they bad been amply provided far, and there was no reason to apprehend • recur ream of them. If • peat and loss account could he merle out up to the present time it would be found to reach 200.000/. The operations of the bank being scat , bend over • wide territory, the expenses were unavoidably eery pen ; bat there had recently been • consider. able entaidies, which did not at all interfere Irak alkincy. Ha then referred to the *peeing of leasches in New Zealand, and the raising of additional capital for that purpose. New Zealand was, from the first, embraced in the scheme of the bond, and the opening of branches could no longer be defined. in the six months ending Jam, 1861, the exports of New Zeeland amounted to 2,000,000/. ; in the aorreffesffieg via mouth, of 1862 they amounted to 3,000.0001., end Mme meta be no doubt that ia the last six mouths el this year they meldhave vino to 6,000,0001. The Mine= of sews rendered it ammery that branches should be astabliehed if that beak was ace to be placed ata disadvantage as respected Its eoerpatiboea Hader these circumstances the board had reedved to call up the remainder of the capital. 101. per share mink be paid up cm allotammt between the 30th of April and the of May, and the calling ap of the re minder would depend upon advice. from Me colonies. Pi I BAILWATI. MS ai. Ili. iwits W i I mormos &Amam i5e.60.1a4.11p.0. Do. Now norm i et. i NO et • se r ell DI P .. r I: - 4 7 Ge n ta,gt Ds Jea k iiil, delis Walls Irises - Oaps Liao* • pasta. INS lair pa. fp. DO. H. do booked Dards in DO. IA rot Boo& . old Do. do. defined •g Do. Ind pref. Bowls all Do. do. defined sB Do. Srd pref. Nook. .d*.rr;al itO: 4th iL - it; ie . Do. 6o deforrod ateml Lem Poolsons Ds Tri".7 - 411. Do. Jamey, DIM IN.& olls o Ustr ee st Wel Do. New 7 1 6 1. : 1 41 a arai ed w 71 _ . Lll Nana Om. if per Da. Is. I = al. Ds. If pm it 1116.0isp.gp. slam& Kew sad liabscs o = .4 11 W w W.r 4 - dam - ;I - aa - 71 i LL of Canada 6 p. a Made pea 6 par ant Do. bad 6o Do. do. do. Do. ?orb, do NlUTlall_ £ 4 4' is • 164 104 110 110 107 N 1 1 1 Pm 7 43 10 21 04 Y 61 IA 17 61 4$ 611 16 6$ 16 27 u G t pro _ 1 1 1 pin 10646. . 11 1 11 1 dls IGO 102 le 96 1 6 96 96 104 NH 97 99 -- In reply to cieeriees, Bs The Camas/a said, as regarded the payment of divi deed as the new shares, he presumed that, in acoordance wit► previous usage, the first instalment would not s participate in dividend till October twelve months, 111 inesseech ea it would sot have earned any portion 2 of the Fenian! profits'. The maaagement of the bank was ; progressively improving, and among all the English banks u she Beak of Australia bad the largest amount of aireeintioe and of deposits is Amtralia. It wee the inteetion of the ii directors to haslet Melbourne out of the proceeds of the I g new alletensot. 47 49 6 11l $3 1 1 5 101; 1 106+ Pm 1 pm len SS ISO KUI /M. leho 6•41 i 6o I p.m. lam It IN SI. LA Jo. II I Mules I Pd. 1 W. geese 1 Bales. WI, 2 Cambrian Dea. Gold, L 1 ... 1 4 io - ;gm .. 4.111615 ed Alma. all 3 LOU .. Dm G. as (Tai 1 620 0 6* 611 1 28 MOO .. Drekswens - 612 .. Ilest, Basest (Mogen) - 60,000 1 Bad Closan Gold (UM) 64. 1 Ms 1 pea - 6,144 .. 1100 Wades 6,000 .. lest Care Brea - 4,000 .. LUMINARY (Tuba-) 841041 44 6 - 481 .. Grasibbir I IL Aubps. 684 14 DI - 4009 ... Gnat Ileaft Polies 4,008 - G. Wt. Vow (Hel4oa) MI 61 7 - 1,000 - Oreuvine - 1.814 .. &rod J 1004.. - .. - - IL 12s. 46 43 - 6.000 .. Insuplea Doves 4119441 1 21 - I,ooe - Lady Berths 2.6. - es .. Mesgme• May Wald). 0. 91 84 1 8 6 .- 9,100 .. Marie Velley wee 4 Ilwsody boa Ors l4 4 I 1b - 409 .. Few Mon - lON .. Werth Dowel - ll - 700 - Noma loekeer • II 42 14 - 9,909 .. IL irli. Swum 3110 c 1 ' 11.17 a 4i 41 - 6,640 .. Wadi Wbeld Crony be - 0,160 - Per Otes. (K. Law) . 14 41 lif •-• 1,190 91 Prorldrese (11. Isiliat). NAT. 42 46 - 700 .. loskia Noweth . 8 10 - 612 .. 6. Cared= 011. lleer) i t 406 415 - 6,006 .. IL are Brea (Mogen, It is 661 31 4 - IN .. l aw. Imam (nbegaii, 11119.91 1 9111 - NO - 0,496 8 Tamar 911.421eadMe C. 61 1 1 - 6,000 .. Us Oren - 6,000 .. Weal Beast (nlogen).. 9 11 11 " 2 4 - 1411 .. W. Ouse= (Umbeard • I '42 34 - 690 .. Welt 84140 - 911 - 1616. Smell (IGops) - seam (miaow 6 0 66 - 4,10( .. Wheal Lebo* 2.10.4 ge 7 44 %Mu .. W.lfary Amitliimben 9 14. 164 - .., Mosel Wen Oll 110 WO 914 LOW „ Wb. Trislawasy 175* 1 7 ' 17 18 - 6,080 .. Wlwal Dios - - -..... /0111 T STOOK WM. No. 1156. I BeggL IPI 1 Cl. pelorl U. s. :::l tr. v, ...td v. r k . I; K l6 r - H 6,000 1 A.O. mo 50 Portuguese (.4.4=. 8 1 au 1147 - 1;1109 9 is diesselatie an 61 3 10 16 Bask al = MI 11 96 :I 41184 110 Doak cd - M 10.000 160 Beak newuMer Ai l 16 - : 84 *6% .0 ~... at Vidor* 88 27 6,600 26 Bank el Wales (Una) . 6 - - - 50,000 10 1 1340 k of New Dmilead 1 a 44 0 m - 16.00060 'l33l3.344Ameticaa Is 6 4 4 pm - UM 10 IMMO N. usages - Isfoo 20 Cber.Bk.l9l6. Ilelaadsla DI 1 01 dl. - 50,M1 SI O. Bk. IND& Aus.,4lblas a 214 ad 221 WM 94O 110 16 M. el lady& all 05 48 -. 6 . MI 93 04 - 16.010 1410 Voldir -.......... 10 st 40 - 10,000 100 00461theatal 10,009 IN noglfeb ea I Id* (Um ) 2 pm - MOM 10 1100111101.491 am tures J ; - 10.660 100 nladma.ol6l6ol6/ep, (L) U 24 If 0s - 16,166 100 Impend Beak. 156010 0 15 i dl. 1_696 - 10,001 I% Louden smUlteallea U 11 etper - 6,000 100 lea.R.Aireetll.l9lMe(L 10 1 3 pm 60,001 in lea. 016. Beak et Arai ell 171 WI - 6,000 110 Leadeaeml WWI/ (2. 8 1 1 pm 31 1 21,*0 64 Lead= mid Oeseep - 66,00* 6I Leedom Ida6llllsen - - 10 441 361 - 16, 100 Los sad 11140114049 (L 1 f Ms 1 poi - 10,100 100 Los. and Northers (L. 5 1 as par - KOOO 10 Widen 4 40006 Able , a 834 17 - 6, 100 Lea. ill.Westera (Um. 1 14 01 des - 66 101 toe Loa mil Wals3Liessr.. SO 76 71 - 1.606 WI 310106.43 Pro.. Bask (L. 10 It 2)506 - 8,009 100 Do. Reserved 1 2 2, put - 10,000 $6 L Midland Beak (Um.) - - - 10.6 M 100 W. Pro. 01 eoglead, - - 110 WOW 10 Do. do. - - 21 11 WIN 60 'Masa bulk - -..- M- - - WO 11 Bow 133•113 w2. a1l ili 60 - 63,400 it Weida amok Wawa. 611 - - 6n 64 25400 W Moms Doak WOO Is Ds. Now I 11101 pm 124 111. 140 liroviala et Iribad MOW 10 .6610dO.PS4eigplind - KM 26 'South Judrslla - - 1"• 100 Mead.of arla&AfrleaCL 11 - 94 3644, - 416 M 26 Inidea .0 dustrens . . MI 51 63 - 1.609 leo . 0.. et 110p.a/reses fl.. 1 I 11 91 Ms - 7.1.4.4 WO 1176101 el Ir•liad (Um). 11 1 2.W - 61A00 60 lilacs el Lobo - . U 16 18 - The meths was thee serried unanimously ; after which, the rothing cUreencara Lavhar been re-sleeted, the vacaacy mend by the death el itlr argent was filled up with the MOM a Mr. Hoary Wilts. Thanks were also voted to the officers at the task both in to Loudon sad i• Australia, and a similar acknowledgment having bees made to the chairman and the ether directors It the unsung 'operated. 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National Ussauusil. 1:0:0 16 0, 10 la.___ Iv} 1113 g g U 4 4 i ma rat U U GS 9➢ 96 H U 19 SI Sfi V 9 11l 110 11$ 4)0,000 4 KOOS 14 110(0 It 1,200 111 WO. • 16 AIM 16 skim * 0.000 ` 4 6 000 10 10,0010 1 e ii". 000 141 , I _ las 1 & 16 10t *7 it _ 1$ I 4 I} Of dls 1 i Pea psi i 4 i ii t pas S 4 !It I Ps. II Pm IN Salsa. ...out 0 ' ,000 0 0,400 01t. 0,000 6^ 0,00 SO 7,000 10 v,ouS 0. µMO is SAO 10 0 1 .110 11 .1,000 I.O' y'royQAN •~y{t~p(l N. Do. Noy N. hrunn ff. 01.111 I. N.Zooluid TANIS.. poi S. Orik Atis4l4•ll., Oilado . l Goa la. SUL GAIL i • • Mom Gas Nal aver Laad • Nabs. sad Onsa. Own I' De. Now icarbradalAilLl.ll.(4l til I bl. iiiiiie — y — lrai — .= la. Su ItSo &Jul. CliVia.(l.. Ds. loyal 1411 ikon 6e•ldelk A. In•eutati African lertislar.(l Moab MIN/wan Wed .0,000 N NON I 16 ON 10 ...,60t 10.0 X swan LOO I llabsiellas TaL 8010 -- i pan' ~ 8 du !1.4 reTriespito but a M.) 1412. of Aiout(L.) cra. [Wei= T. Ow. • Tao MasseValaall.. i f It . Pm e 1 7 1 1 Ala par 60 IS 76 78 16 17 pa 1 } 64 16 16 6 6 22 29 1 3 Ps 0 St IS2 166 4 dla par 21 U 1 1 " ab l P a ! t p. ` -. 1 ii. tar i 16 1 1 r a :l ir a 4. lie 171 11NP.41 M Or .. oroti =1 . 11oOlodlo.: 1e. 140 la— *t, S 1 O f. Ol 1, OR talkostoo. . al 111. lioolOook4in 760 .s Voloolo OPO f) Do. Mot 78} 7; 47 OXIDED CAIOIIIDGE BILLIARD MATCHER.— The single match between Oxford and Cambridge was won by the former University on Saturday night, Mr. Ward defeating Mr. Payne. The result of thin canted leaves the question of supremacy at billiards this year an open one, Cambridp Navin won the four-hooded niateb. A Lan ARVIRRIIINT.—The Port Hudson Courier ea ye :—" An itinerant vender of 'the needful": the other day offered for tale some superior star candles, at the very moderate price of one dollar each. A military gentleman. probably with the idea of a quiet little pan of 'draw' some evening, invested six dollars in the article, and placed them in the tail of his met for safe keeping. A few moments afterwards he was seen standing near a guard : house fire, with his coat tails exposed to the genial heat, es be listened to some wondrous exploit then being related. Suddenly he sprang forward as though a snake had bitten him. and exclaimed 'Six dollen worth of modes ggoonaee to thunder lby the Lord, I forgot I had 'em.' His coeolunions ware correct, the candles had all melted, ad the wicks were all he had to show for his brvestment.” ROYAL Iran HoarrrLL, GRAY 8-INN-30A1A—The samba at patients relieved at this hospital during the week 'Wing Mara 28 au 3,721, at which 997 was sow ans. N N 1 411 i poz THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1863. _ SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) I . /3117111 POIBIIIIIIOIIS. I MONEY EAREBT.:4 - DAY.) Two eCyxs. The funds to-day are steady, at yesterday's prices, with only a limited amount of business. English railway stocks are better, especially South Eastern, the rise in which amounts to nearly 1 per cent. The animation in the foreign stock market continues, and there has been a further important advance in Greek Bonds and !Turkish Consolid‘s. Anglo-Turkish Bonds have been rather benefitted than otherwise by rumours that a Turkish Loan of 6,000,000/. is about to be brought forward in Paris through the Imperial Bank of Turkey, and the Credit Mobilier Society. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks is in progress, and will be completed to-morrow. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three [per Cent. Rents@ opened at 69fr. 25c., but subsequently receded to 69fr. 15c., being rather more than i per oent. worse than at the does on Saturday. The fall has probably been caused by 'the rumour of a contract for a new Turkish Loan. The serip of the Confederate Loan is quoted 14 to 11 prem. ; that of the Italian Loan, 1 to 1 prem. ; and that of the Danish Loan, par to 1 prem. Consols are now quoted 924 to 3 both for money and the account (April 8). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, ; ditto for account, 921 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, 91; New Three per Cents., 914, 91; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1021, 3 ; ditto Bonds, u s. prem. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent." enfaaed "rupee paper,. 114 ; and Exchequer Bills, die. The foreign stock market is firm and active. Attention has again been chiefly directed to G reek Bonds and Turkish Consolidds, which have risen respectively 14 and 1 per cent. Spanish Passive and Mexican Bonds are also in demand. Some of the present quotations are annexed Turkish, 1.854, Loan, 90 to 91 ; ditto, 1868, 681 to 691 ; ditto 1862, 70 to 1 ; the Conso- H&c., 481 to 491 ; Greek, 264 to 1 ; and Venezuelan Six per Cents., 58 to 59. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Chilisn, 85; Egyptian, 961, 974, ex div.; Greek, 251, 261, 1 ; ditto for account, 261, 27, 264 ; ditto Coupons, 11, 101, 11 ; Italian, for amount, 701 ; Mexican, 33 ; ditto for account, 33, 321, 334 ; New Granada Deferred, 64 ; Peruvian, 1862, 861 ; ditto for account, 87 ; Portuguese, 1853, 471 ; ditto, 1862, 471 ; Random, 1860, 954 ; Spanish, 534 ; ditto Passive, 274, 1,4, 4 ; ditto Certifi cates, 91 ; Turkish, 1854, 901; ditto 1858, for account, 694, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 694 ; ditto, for axount, 704, 691, 701; ditto, Guaranteed, 102; Venezuela, 1862, 581. The half-yearly dividend due the 10th of April on the Turkish Loan of 1854 is advertised for pay meet in due course. The amount of gold purchased by the Bank on Saturday was 52,0001. The steamer Arabia has brought 46,500/. in specie. The amount of bills on India for which tenders will be received at the Bank of England on Wed nesday next will be rupees 60,00,000. The advises by the Arabia quote the price of gold at New York, 551 per cent, premium, and the exchange 171, showing a reduction of about 3 per cent. in each case as compared with the previous accounte. • _ From the accounts of the half-year ended Jan. 31, 1863, the board of the Great Western Railway of Canada have decided on recommending a dividend at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum, leaving a balance of 1,3381. 6e. Bd. to be carried over, which includes the surplus of the previous half-year. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly Lid) of the railway calls falling due in the month of April. Apart from the demand on account of the Paris and Orleans Railway, whose shares are almost excluaively held abroad, the total is very moderate. amount par Inure. Doe Already Number Due In Apr 1,1863. Date. Pad. o'll or amen Amount. ahla and Ban 'rea rm° 'Aisle and Oaken Bay, New Lilt pref. 21 n 210 0 not known. dinburan and Wan grow, New 8.10 B 6 2 1 0 0 19,381 19,381 lidland 15 dares, 1963 . 1.4 Mama, 9 do. 1 0 0 125,000 125,000 us forth Madera 44 per cent. Prelusive, Stock 1 40 40 0 0 net known. erteand(nieans,New 1442 hrewsbury and Here ford, New Total in April L 1,610,161 Total called la four molls of 1/1611. : .._ 5.3.106,103 A general and " special" meeting of the South Austrian, Lombardia' ' and Italian Railway Com pany is convened for the 28th April at Paris, to receive the accounts of the year 1882, to fix the dividend, and "to give to the oommittee neces sary authority, in order to stipulate the definitive conditions for the separation of the Italian part of the line, and to accept on behalf of the company all concessions and additions of new lines, and any modifications of the existing line." The Westminster and Southwark Bank (Li mited) is announced, with a respectable direc tion. The capital proposed is 1,000,0001, in 10,000 shares of 1001. each, of which the first issue is to consist of 5,000 shares. The object is stated to be to accommodate firms whose places of business are situated at a distance from central banking establishments. It is mentioned that the company has already received promises of support to a considerable extent, both as regards investments and business accounts. The preliminary expenses of every sort are not to exceed 1 per cent. of the first issue of the capital. It is not intended to oaU up more than 251 per share. According to the statements put forward, the class of business to be undertaken is of the ordinary and legitimate character. A copy of the articles of association is now lying for inspection at the company's office. From the report of the directors of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, to be pre - tented at the general meeting on the Bth of April, I we extract as follows : - The directors sow lay before the sharehokbas the general balance-sheet of the bank for the year ended the 31st De cember last, exhibiting a profit of 70,792 f. ss. 4d. The shareholders were informed by circular, on 29th August last, of the loss whiz!, this bank, in common with others, had sustained by the extensive opium (mods perretrated at Hong Kong, and which precluded the directors from reoom- mending a half-yearly interim dividend is October last. I They regret to state that notwithstanding every effort, the hopes which were at first held out to them of reooreriog a portion of the loss thus incurred have pot been realised ; and the deficiency, amounting to 50,3231. 13e. 10d., moat now be regarded as a total lees. Under these circumstances the directors have decided to write off that amount from the profits of the year ; and out of the remaining balance of 20,4881. lls. 6d., they now recommend that a dividend for the half-year ended 31st December last, be declared, at the rate of five per cent. per annum, free of income-tax, leaving 4,3681. lls. 6d. of undivided profits to be carried to new amount. Apart from the loos above noticed, the directors are able to report that the general huskier of the bask throughout the year bag been very satisfactory. Since lest annual meeting they have opened a new agency at Rangoon, and completed arrangements for another at Hurrah's. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 7th of March were 14,5821. sterling, being 6,3821. more than in the corresponding week of last year. A half-yearly dividend of 13e. 2d. per share will be payable on the let of April on the shares in the Tourney to Jurbise and Landon to Hasaelt Railway Company. fixruanAt Emma Consols, which closed yesterday at iiT to # for the Bth of April, were first marked this morning 92f, and closed at 92f, " sellers." For OTTOMAN RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting was held at 2 o'clock at the London Tavern ; MT MACDONALD 811119ENDON ie the chair. The report, which bad been previously published, having been taken as read, the chairman moved its adoption, observing that the uneases of the enterprise entirely depended oil the anapletion of the line to Aidia. and that a special vairsdag would be held on the 4th of May to anseider that snidest The report was adopted. MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. There is a fair amount of business in the mining market to-day. East Caradon shares 111 opened at 40t to 41, and subsequently advanced to 42, "buyers," being 11. 15.. above the is last price of Saturday. Wheal Seton are fiat, . 111 at 245 to 250. East Carn Brea are quoted 91 to f ; Tincrof 1, 22 to t ; Great Fortune, 37 to 38 ; Lud- Gott, 64 to f ; East Basset, 79 to 81 ; Copper ti Hill, 85 to 88 ; and Wheal Grylls, 32 to 33, ex div. LI Foreign and colonial mining shares are without variation. Don Pedro are firm. ■ . _ The annual meeting of the Lusitanian Mining Company is called for the 9th of April, but will be adjourned to a future day in consequenee of a delay in the arrival of two or three vessels laden with ores raised from the mines during the last year. At Wheel meeting, oo the 25th lost., the soecorete showed &debit balaaoe of 8491.19 e. Bd. A cell of 7e. per drys was nada _ At Whsl F.Mms meeting, on the 24th inst.. the secooota &owed • bassos of assets over liabilities of 73W. 14e. 11. d. The Westminster Yiee sold , oTttheikiti; lest,. 16 toes Led ore, at W. 16e. 6d. per toe ; the Yount Pireaant, 6 ter, at IX 10e. per toe; the Pool Park, 42 tool, at 141. 6d. per tea ; sad tar, at 13i. 2.. 6d. per too. The Treasury Department at Wasiiington, it is mid, is theta to make appoistaessis cd women to the offices of recording elerits.—d 'scrims paper. Porerr.A. Maas nos Cirup PiZIODIOALL —Not Poisonous BALLMT DIIIIMPIEL —The first repro- lasi see, Ir k = that a "Aug of a seecathe tern, sad mutation of a new piece was gives Wee sights hack salaam- flied with sopiratime, laps a story at • tone kW, in width th e (easels deacon appeared le FM acs- sad the pa is which it sprained seeflared rather tames, to espreeent water ermpbt. The dell of wish aellit severely. Thonstapou (after • respeethil bet esesseadepute costumes were made contained such • quantity of sneak lies) • con e Ct was deepolthed es a* semamelea that the needlewomen who needs the dresses all fell ill, and through the tale, siwert ematieg to be ea the meet 'lliad the dancers wereattacked with violent symptoms of poisoning • prominent charneter. The Miry wse sesseretal almost wlulst on the stage. immediately.—Bpatator. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Cookraimeimber Goabari.) VIDGIMItT "MOTOR 801110/111 •a•IIRT' ♦ imam OF raw4.3unr. . . This was a eammoes which bad been taken out spinet a member of parliament, to be beard before his Hower in c h am bers, and consequently the name was not allowed to Mr. Mr. C 'hidley, on behalf of the debtor, said that he was a member of parliament, and the ground of his objection to the maroons was that the debtor was not a peens against whom a writ of espies could be issued. In support of this be referred to the 76th section of the act of 1861. The de feodant Dein a member of parliament, could neither be arrested nor taken in execution. A similar case bad been decided by Mr. Commissioner Holroyd. Mr. Bagley, who appeared in support of the summons, said that his chest was determined to see whether as insolvent member of parliament could set his creditors at defiance, and the present proceeding was taken with that view. . . . . . . . . His Honour said that but for Mr. Holroyd's decision his impression would have been the other way. Mr. Bagley said that the case before Hz. Holroyd bad not been argued at aIL Mr. Chidley—Perhaps it wan too dear for argument. Mr. Bagley-1 dare say you think so. The question is a very important one, and my clients are wishful to have it detertntned. The -73• fore ping into the case I shall take an opportunity of consulting Mr. nolroyd, and perhaps we may sit together to hear the case. The question doubt less is one of great importance, how far a person can be allowed to plead the privilege of parliament, so as to pre vent his being examined with respect to his debts. Let the summons @tend adjourned until Wednesday. Adjourned accordingly. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. JIWKI. ROBBLIT M • soucrroa's CLEM. William Trotaan, a youth of about 19 years of age, a copying clerk in the Borneo of Messrs. Edwards sad Co., solicitors, Delahay.street, Westminster, was charged with stealing about 801. worth of jewellery, the property of Mr. Francis Edwards, one of the firm. Mr. Smith, of Rochester-row, conducted the case for the prosecution. The prisoner was employed chiefly in Mr. Edwards's pri vate room at the office, in Delaharstreet, his duty being to copy lette r s. in that room Mr. Edwards kept a travelling case. Some weeks ago, the look of the ease requiring to be repaired, he placed its contents in a des patch box, sad put that in a pigeon bole. The articles consisted of breast pies, rings, and other jewellery. a silver reading lamp, kr. A few days ago,,ela proceeding to replace the lunges in the travelling wee, he found that they had all bees removed. SOON hiformalioe received from another clerk is the office directed mapiciee simian the pri soner, who bad committed certainly a very trivial act of dishousty by taking some of his master's cigars In ooesequenes el that leformation, Mr. Edwards communicated with Sergeant Hassell, of the A division of police (detective form). Itaseell made ioquirias of the prisoner's mother. It wee not proposed to harer the feelings of that lady by putting her in the witnese-box, bat from what she told the officer he went round to several pawnbrokers, and found a considerable portion of the pro perty. The prisoner was thee apprehended. Mr. Edwards deposed to the pruicipal facts as stated by Mr. Smith. He estimated the value of the property at from 701. to 801. That was all that he was aware of, but he could not my whether there might not be more property missing until he had atomised what he had at his private madam in Baton-gees, and a'ao at his country house in Berkshire. Itanry naked the for how the prisoner could have had mesas to thedespatch-box and pigeonhole ? Mr. Edwards had probably left his keys on the table for a abort time. He reoollected one day having by overOght left them ca the office table when he went out and on his return found them in the despatch-box. George Briake, another clerk in the office, said he had seen the prisoner take a cigar from Mr. Edwards' case. The prisoner—So you have, often. Brinke—Yes, and Mfr. /Awards knows that. The priemmer--Thid act you have some ? Briake7Sametimes you gave me half a one. The You have taken whole ones yourself, and when I took any you elmomoured for your share. Brialcs—l never had a whole one, and never clamoured say more than you did. Mr. Hairy said this was quite immaterial to the case, but it showed Mr. Edwards what went on in his office. Several pawnbrokers produced porticos of the property, inch as the railsrmy reading lamp, a saki fusee box, • mourning ring, bread pins, he. Hope of them oould positively identify the prisoner, though all believed him to be the pima who had pledged the articles. Sergeant Rummell deposed that after inquiry at the pawn brokers' he apprehended the prisoner, and charged him with stealing • cigar and an ivory inch rule. The on/oiler said, " You have got to prove IV After he had been cheriW at the stain-house he said, "As you have found some al the things it is of no am holding out. There is • pin at a pawnbroker's in the Strand, • ray at • pawnbroker's in Yorketniet, sad a broody Lisk in Stration-groood." The primmer maid be scknowledgsd stealing all Or utialime mootioned by Mr. Edwards. He understood thus wam also • geld ring mining, but he knew nothing of it. Mr. Edwards said bo promoted with great regret, wocunt of the prioroor'i youth aad previous `odd ohe meter • bat he telt it to be lie duty for the protection of • etsrelarke, soy ore d whom might have fallen under a rliteary mid Mr. Edwards bed olssrly so other mune. The priareast erns sameialed tar triaL WORSHIP-STREET. George Blaelkirn - aOT:loin - ikillipe were itharsed with feloniously entering the dwelling-home of George Barket, • carman, at 43, Leasardatmet, Shonditeli. Prosecutor's video°, WI this :—About 9 o'clock last night, whoa within • short dietanos of my bora% I was war rned by eseteg three men co the threshed!. Owe of than euckleoly disappeared, and I was yet mare surprised at oh mining the others enter the house, puticularly as not any one was there to let them in. Suspecting something was wrong I west up cautiously and knocked gently with my knuckle@ ; almost instantly the door was opened and there stood both prisoners in the passage, seemingly astonished at finding it was not the third man who stood outride. I collared them both and called for assistance, which came directly, and then they said they wanted " J 012410 Genial Crawley, • lad—l saw three men standing at the door of Mr. Barter. One of them said to the other, " be at the corner," and he went there. These two (the prisoners) then opened the door and went in without bevies knocked. George Knowles—l heard • call for help, went to the spot, and took the prisoner Phillip. from proeecuter. Blackburn said, "1 oily want to see Mrs. ova," arid Phillips followed hint up by 'vie& "Tbst's the perms I wanted," at the same moment lasting this "'army" dip to the viand from some part of his dress. Baker, 103 G—l searched Bbokben sad found some idlest matches upon bun. Rieke, 225 G—l farad as Phillips IL Is. 2d., two silk pocket handkerehisfe, and a Oboe of audio. The door must have been opened with a skeleton key, but it is not discovered. Phillips repeatedly asked for Mn. Jones. Prosecutor—But there is so Mre. Jesse in my house. I suppose he wanted to make her • preeset of the " jemmy." Cook, 198 B. —There is • enevietioe against Bleekbarn • he was sentenced at the Middlesex %Mom to eighteen months' imprisonment. I shall he able to prove it. Both pawners merrily said they bad so answer to make to the charge ; sad they were tally committed for the/. THAMES. ♦ ?HI IN SRN SAILORS' ROME. arum w ith oceunit- Vag several robberies in the Sailors' Home, in Wallotreet. Wellelom-square. • On Thursday night last a iceman, named Edmnad Ford, staying in the Horne, lost 275. and • knits, and on Saturday morning sooting. mariner, Darned Jams Chapman, mimed a new over-coat, valued et 50e. Mr. Newman, one of the stewards of the institutioo, on being made Liquainted with the robbery of the coat, rz e i r tormation to all the pawnbrokers, leavingahop and dothien, mid famished them, at the same time, with a description of the coat. Oa Saturday alter :mos the prisoner offered the coat in pawn at the shop of Mr. Tarrant, in Cableatreet, Whi •te&t, pd. He was detained mad given into the custody of Adam Carr, 40 H, who searched him and found upon him the knife stolen from Ford on Thursday sight. It was explained by Mr. Newman that the stewards were respoosi hie for all lames sustained by inmates in the Horne, and that the number of inmates stayiog them at praise t was over two hundred. The primer had been an inmate for several days, and left ten days ago. Of coarse the prisoner was well acquainted with the plans, and, Using dressed as • sailor, DO suspicion was excited when be pawed is and out. The prisoner, who pleeaeddd guilty, treated the charge with considerable iedifferemse, end said be took the coat by mistake. He was told by the magistrate that the affair would not be treated es • Wreaks, sad be was sentenced to mix months' bard labour in the Rowe of Correction. Out of 1,800 men drawn for the army from 18 Amerim Alike, 241 were above elx feet MO. OILDI/lANY lAAA £3D ITOUILL n I &Myna. in a VAL an issaaaa.a=ii Wan: pi. Brylipl Ream Icatcas,mi—ai— .4 Do. B Dublin sod Bitrtia Don‘posak.lAbdia. Idloboziftsed Ellmgow • I. Woollen 112=riseiont Do. A Stock Do. lad Amelaa Stk enot DooM Northam oe* ot lkotioad Do.A A roc so dlr. an- Do.Bf Ul ot.Ypodß Doeih• Wu& Oro) Mot Waists DanlsoefoLGoallik 1••••••• Tardily lawinkopl Dlookindi a 100 IN IN IN 100 idal Os ts“ to Looks& North 1146 Larikelllowliffembru ihs.,fter,sua.nu.b Maryport sad Idstwopothwa— ..... D.. New De. New Da. Bizza.lDaray MI& GIL W. Ira.) Do a Sham tiW Kass led Lent (Cray Lae) Aar* &IYtl .... 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I et N ti sie NY 'U 110 112 101) I l I 1211 111 10.2 207 83 87 Ile HS Ye 111 101 106 lag 168 16 100 SS 10 10 VI 14,4 104 74 76 76 77 106 172 702 166 166 166 lls us 113 Ile 111 110 us de 111: Ili 1)11 In 90 a 101 101 126 117 +om 116 61 i i Is° .... 114 116 101 10$ 611 65 111 118 lel ID 111 Ilf 01 id = all ae6haiie "I ?Si ali 100 He 100 la Eit 90 27 34 / 181 SS :21 331 - - 46 47 11.1 127 11.3 110 101 103 132 126 sossaolt RAILWAYS. LI. prim.. ; . X . . money the last price was 92* to I. The official business report is as follows :—Thres per Consols, for for money, 92i, ; ditto for **county 92*, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911 ; New Three per Cents., 91*, 91, 901 ; India Stook, 229; ditto Five per Coat. Stock, 1061, i ; ditto Bonds, 10s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " &seed " rupee paper, 106 e ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 113*. The India Five per Cent. stock wee inquired for. India Bonds remain heavy and some sake were effected at 10s. prem. Izehequer Bills were slightly firmer, at 43. to 10. dia. COMMERCIAL AND MARIrtMT& MA RK-LANK —('PHO DAY.) cosK this day sentlight the imparts of foreelp wheat, barley, and Sour have been oe • liberal soak for the of year, sad the receipts of other kinds of predate have been moderately esteumvs. Fresh up, to-day, only • limited quaathy of figlish wheat was imported ; bat its general condition was tolerably good. Although the show of sample. was very moderate, the demand for both red and whits qualities ruled very inactive, sad hat week's currency was with difficulty sup- ported. There was • large supply of foreign wheat on offer, fresh as well as ex- nary. Killer. operated with extreme eautioh ; yrerthdw, fins Denude sod American parcels realised previous rates. All other kinds, however, moved o ff heavily, and, kb now iestesoes, the quotations were • shade lower than oe Moeday last. Malting barley was rather cheaper, with a dull inquiry. Grinding and distilling aorta were very dull, and, to have famed males, lower rates must have been submitted to. There was a fair supply of malt au the stands, end all a.- saiptions riled heavy at barely late rates. Good wood oata were rue* and in fair request at fall prices. Damp qualities were very dull and rather cheaper. In beans very little business was pawing, at about previous quetatiou. The sale fee peas was heavy, on former term,. The op plyof foreign was on the increase. Thi Boar wads was in a very inactive 'tete. No change teak plus in the value of fine samples of dour, but inferior firms were rather cheaper. There is still a large cpuintity of pear American in warehouse. Oily nine cargoes of grain were reported, off coast daring the week ; eight being wheat, sad Gee maize. Flee wheat bas been in somewhat improved mooed at fell prim, - but all other kinds of prance have met a dull inquiry, at barely late rates. New Sandomires wheat has realised 45e. • old, 44e. 3d. • Adds. 335. ; Bust, 44e. dd. ; Utah O dessa, 4.35. 3d. • amble Michi pn, 46.. dd. ; sad amber lowa, 46. per quarter. Oro cargo of maize has chanced hands, at 30e. • and Danubian barley at 24a. 6d. Rye is quoted at 31e. to he. • Danubiaa milletiesd, 21s. to 2 2 5. • and Der, `2 4. . to 255. per qr. Bayliss beans are ;meth 30a. to 31s. parts', sad oaten seed, 411. pee ton delivered. Melee seed cakes bass changed bands at 51.7.. 6d. to 61. 6s. per toe. Bombay linseed has sold on easier ternse-14,000 qrs.. French ship mot, having been disposed of at 66e. Celeatta linseed is held at 61s. 6d. to 655. ; Odessa, 63e. Egyptian, 625. ; fine St. Petersburg, 67e. • Archangel, 63e: to die. ; and Riga, 5 0x . to 54.. per qu arter, delivered ex ship. Cakes are dull. loedoe made, 101. 101. 5.. New York barrels, IW. ; bags, IL 5..; Western, 91.; and Marseilles, 81. 12e. dd pee ton. Calcutta rape is firm, at 68.. to 69.. ; Bombay Gunn* 76.. to 765. ; and Calcutta, 635. Cloveosed is rather &saw. and nearl r tll other seeds are a slow inquiry, at about WO week's p Autzvu or Seem-English : linseed. 55 ; rareseed, 10 ; 25 ; and sundry, 48. Foreign : Tares, 664 ; demeeff. 18 6711 ; reposed, 5,2411 • ad muss, 1,402. Riroses.-Wbeas, 1,310; oats, 70; linseed, 1,2t2 ; °Buda, 2,817 qrs. ; dour, 16 cwt. cusaiwr PlilClB. WILINL Per Qr. 1144 ex, Lent rod 4') to 51 Ditto, MIMS 4l to as NOtlfolk sad Ismaili red BAUM Malting Distilling 3nridlng IS to 28 Par et. cota, ono. ii - I P , Cle In* 10 be 18 1 „ Week Zoom Norfolk, and Suffolk 66 to 48 Linploo and Ware 6 60 to 48 Brown smite - s te n Tick al to St Borrow lisoso. lll to 4t PM& OM and now 33 to 36 OAS. laglish, teed lO to 211 potato tit to 26 lloacb, feed Pet - fir 7 Dent is sati Rowe - - berg SO to 111 1 Ude& It Maddox- 49 to 66 48 to 61 Zwiss. bard soft ALBZI44B. nd 43 to 49 lAN* . Lanai OW/ VC to W ta Tows milk Tar 20 120. H p 24 to SO Df mai Suffolk, s 1 ddp ll to It IDookli s sal lionoMi ._ IS lk 17 to Mt to ft lalo Grinding DWI. ling Malting GAM atom 29 to 31 SO to 33 Dutch, Trete — lB to U feed AItIYAI! Or GRAIN, &c., 1 WATIR CALZIAGII, 1/1011 CLUUVIL 77.. sus litost utoss II to 4111. Thula. _ • __ Imam OWL MAW tl Team Preseh, pfd .. le dr Spanish, „ se lo 41S- Morriss. rola .. •to 111. Oaarlits. to IV IRO LOMBOK IT LAID AND MA2CH St to 11.0,11.Citri. W mg... •. 4006 lon tomtit; .. 24474 4404 T0ta1.... SOSO nisi [ I. a ..?....a.. A % ..,. urts :::: sibs pins lie —lts SRI MD NO 6R Won UMW LIVERPOOL COTTON XAREET. (TEM DAY.) (IT MIMIC AND nresowawiewm, TILIIIIMAIL) IRON OEM OWN onsuenwomer.) The cotton market to-day ei been Ora, sod the trams , time will probably foot op 7,000 b.... MINCING LaIII.—(THIS DATA 15130 LE.—Tbs market continues quiet ; 120 betas et damaged white Havana told at Ws. 9d. in bond. Reined also in limited request at previous prices. Corns—The demand continues motive, and sales have bean effected at full prime, including soma amend-leand paean TEA is is limited request. Public NLwiid 000111111•011 to. morrow. Rim-8,000 bap bays beau mid, obesity Moosgb7, ail . 8.. 7gd. Pit's& —For 300 bap of Penang the full price of Rd. has bees realised. ROIL—A parcel of Borbioe sold at 1.. 4.1 d. flayrrerna-4300 bap sold, refraction 34 ad 2.1, at 38s. COTTON.—There has agabs been a ben market, with rather higher prima paid, about 3,000 bales so/d. Jun.—Full prices are tiered, but holden Ale not free sellers on former terms. The public sales declared for to-marrow oodoirt of 400 hogsheads sad 2,003 bags sepr, 830 packagm of cellos, 800 bags cocoa, 23,000 packages of tea, and 6,000 bap of TALLOW MARKET.—(THD3 DAY ) T►e market is fires to-day. Tows tallow is quoted 435. 3d. set eu► ; Petersburg Y. 0., ow t►e spot, 43.. fl. ; all this month, 43.. 9d.; May to Jae*, 44i.; Jaae,44e. 6d. ; October to Decesaissr. 48. PARTICI:IMM OP TALLOW. D uet ry ock ors hand Wu day .... ri m elive last nook Dttto trom Ist Jim *Ott ArriDitval last weak TM to trim VA Jane =TM FrioaY.C.oa the spotthiadayeart tan dd. Ditto lowa WA Friday Sllf i:iii 1K,171 OU itle. 110,525 N. 461. K 44,41116 1.174 11.171 ___ lilt Tf l / 2 1118 41a. Ili Ht. t. Arrival for the week ending Tik Aprli bet year, 1,492 ark; end delivery. 2,2 4 carka Th e errivab We week comprised n Gaeta Australia ; 78S seeks other places total, 812 cact i. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. _ (111:18 DAY.) . We bare a few more berate lima es Masao Usk sal trade is not so brisk, but elides qualities arena molt lower. The supply . of gasp bits ermeidembly and the demand is smaller. A large amber remaia unsold, notwithstanding prices are lower fare descriptions. Choice lambs are in demand sad mare ls. pre lb. elliVel sr lower. From Oermarty sad Holland time an 400 beasts, 960 sheep, and 138 mires; Spain, 156 besets; Soothed, 600 ; Ireland, 80 ; Norfolk and Su ff olk, 2,780; sad 60 from the bonbon' sad midland couaties. Poo Mos at Ms. i 6. i 4l. kir alloo• at i&bo. ad. id. 11a4 Boot~ Bareldi 4 6 4 1 Br •D•sk Ribdalli 4 3 6• 9664 SO•ribans 4 6 4 Not Lowwools.... 6 2 1 6 locoed pd. bouts 2 10 3 Do. do. Shorn .... 4 4 4 3 Odom PIP BodDoselDibrada 5 6 6 Lamle Deaslo 46 usitet, 4.660: Is rad Zombi 24.070: Odom 147: PIP. 400. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Nam Pattendea sad Smith report the trade dull, the demand befog limited to the moot wsetaticoostusers, who, speaking, hold but smolt doelm, sod see westing boyars, although sot in large quantities ; this will give a steady demand throughout the year. There is • bane 'apply of good samples, of both English sad foreign, sod ps role firm. COAL MARKET. —(THIS DAY.) .Walls Hod Helton, 16a ; Walls End Lassbtoa, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End FlaawA 16s, 6d.; Walls Bad Booth H. j o s. 16,„ ea; Walls Ead KUM& iiittOSS. Vie.; Walla Bad South Hellos. 154. ; Walla Lod Muse; Ball, 14s. Ild. ; Walls Bad Catsup, 154. &I. ; Walla Lad Tusatal, 144. ; Walls Hod Fisotweligate, 14s. ; West Hareey, 14s. 6d4 Babel& Ilazilsy, 14s. 6d. ; Haatlap ditto, 14s. 6d. ; lanbert'a date. Us. fid.-135 ship at maxima. I. 111 le N I ay ire sal lea 3 SIM lOC 1110 111111 !...• M!.. K:: -