The Express. — London, England, 1862-02-07 00:00:00

THE ROAD THROVOII HYDE-PARR. (THIS DAY.) Thi* morning a mooting of the Metropolitan Reid of Works wa, held at the dices is filprimitt=i, for the purpose of vorrodenug a letter from Mr. C..111.111. 11 iti of Works, relating to the proposed rest through Hyde•park, Mr. TIMAITES presidium. The right hoe. gentleman, in his letter, stated that baying had the quer ion nod, r considention, be reams ;rondo' that the proposed road should broils in the Ihrsestareed, slightly to the west of Victoria. gate. Theo to = at :long the ha-ha nr ditch which wields -gardens from Hydelrark. This to maw the rpratinebridee oa a level sad pm+ coder one tunnel, so as not to interfere with Itottes-row, and under a *mood tunnel, whereby' the rood parallel with the Keusington-road is left un touched itzseptieg, therefore, on the Serpentinehridge, tb.• root thrombosis would be sunken. tel muse no inter feren r whatever with the present public enjoyment of Kew ~al , :ton.giadoseasil Hyde park. A litter from Mr. 11. F. Train was read, offering to lay J o an a tramway oo the proposed road, to be needy by the lot od May. On this tramway lie proposed to nu are every two or three minutes every day during the Exhibitioo. Mr. Et rrr nnovol the followiogretolutioo :—" That, con sdering there are many public improvements required in the noetrop.'lo, which are of greater importance than that of nuking .1 now road across the property of the crown in lurk. and which this board cannot at present disci uot having suitable means for that • this hurl. therefore, does not deem it expedient that it should uodetteke the making of the proposed new road emcee II earlier k." Mr II it t. seconded the motion. Mr. 'l.e . iir considered that the road proposed by the Ord commuseioner was the best that could be adopted. It wa. uot a mere local improvement, but it was essentially as mpeivernent of a metropolitan character. There was communwation between the north and south of London l abia sr..uld be more metropolitan in the truest sense of the word thin this proposed road. Park-lane was now the only nn es@ id communication, sad that inconvenisses even-ie. felt. Ho ad•nitted that the was at the root .1,.. whole matter, hut cosidering - c - soureas hem ' whieli the taiation of Loudon was derived, be did sot thick rosolera: ions of cost should stand in the way. The femme hon. which the taxation of London was derived amounted , AtitstoittOf. aonually, and the taxation was only bar :t, od. per cent.. ur .j.l. in the pound on the missal income ~f the metropolis. It had been said that this road 7 .a...hi be erected as a turnpike trust (Hear, hear.) He thou,;ht the Hosed of Works ought to be ashamed of Miele if it encouraged a turnpike trust to the heart ed this metre ph.. If they refused the proposed scheme the First Com• vorutloner would have to go to parliament for a toll road hs Louden. on the ground that the body who wen waisted to rite .eroovvonelits for the benefit of the roetr bed seg laded its duties and ignored its responsibilities. Ho believed tau the road might have any powers it pleased fee the err simian of the proposed road. He moved as as sales& meat that the matter be referred to the streets committee for euesideration and report . . . . 11r. I.e Barron seconded the amendment. He wee not prepared to ley that the work should be constructed we urclv yet of the money of the ratepayers sum milt. In all probability the vestries of Pedaloes's, and adjacent parishes would make groans towards Riming out the work. If the Exhibition had net comsat ail each a road would bare been indispensable. HeNNTIT cosindered that it would be a monstrous Wag to make a toll road in the metropolitan area. Ile miegtote.l that they Amid state to Mr. Cowper that they rem wiling to wry ant this awl other improvements if they had the tame that were collected nix" the matrepallinn arm spent epos the megrepelis. Illear. Mar.) I , pot! Hammitt thought that if the matter were re (meat., the committee. some source might be suggested from which the ',mt might be defrayed. ihtl , TOW admitted that the new road would bean on. proteceut, but he denied the ti of it. hlr ta. urott ettmerted the acne After considerable dimunsios the ameadment was carried. MRDITIMRANSIff RIVENNON VILMIAPH COMPANY ( LINIIPiD).:(I4ii DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholder* was kekll4 1 o'clock, as On London Tavern ; I r. H. Noon ts -- Tie retort. which had been previously published, having berm takes u road, _ Tho CHAINVAO.IO moving its adoptins. observed that the sum of 2,0100., at Itvefeed and Gurneys, emanated of 20kkg. ,dspusital there. with Interest, and it was kept there to provide for clams on the part of other companies. The company was progreming very seta factosdy, the receipts b►ria more than doubled since the opentne, whilc the expenditure had not materially in creased. The amount received for messages in the first week i• July was us Ohs irk week in December 160 f. The time on-upset! is Inesmittiag uscraires from Corfu to blahs was foiinsin bay" wherma It med to he thirty. After some sesomeilos the report wee adopted. ras MURDER IS NatTLIBONZ. THE LVQUIST.-(T115 DAY.) This morning at 10 o'clock Mr. John Humphrryit, ann.- for Mr. Waldo,. 111111111111111111•11 aa inquiry at the Bed -14,1 'Arran, r‘etttortreek, Mesehesherequare, touchlog the .oath of Mr. John s wealthy tradesman, 1at,17 earytai es boater= es a balteher, I. South..treet. 'The ••0 rusted peas inferred is the seisbbourboorl, large grow p+ beiwg_arembied tn the Med, eager to hear what dr, mos would be same to. Mr. Beard appeared on behalf of the allow rof late deewed. Thomas Alliiiil7bristhil:lO:Liw of the deceased, hleatified the bode, sad stated that dis eased was only thwty-sio veer. age He hag+ nothing of the accurreoce which lot to his gle.ath. saidomppik Phar. Suethwtesst, emistant to Mr. Wincott, d on Miiiiitsy lost I was in the shop, while • man rased Myles woo packag some hom i e n • cart out mode. Foil, oleo were coating up the street, and went to a greengrocer's shop, where they broke and threw alma some of the goods. They then came op to Byles's tart, whey one of thou stood WI the wheel and opeet • haaket of hors into the road. The .then threw the bassi asset, sad Wiwi to defend himself struck OW of thins. They thaw pursued Ityles iota the shop, and Mr. Wigwag& came out to preveitt their entenog the premium now of the men named Quail was the firm I. strike demand, who in self.ilefence struck ham gals, when all ti. others struck Wincott. flue of ths awn bob , 1p • chopper Iron, the board sad daatiaird it ri.und los head. nud he mile.' out.. " the —'s bow.-14 open." The primmer Quail took op a Itaile from the Icon!, with which be stabhol Me. Wmcott is the alabinien. (rh. , knife, a heavy butcher's implement, was pr.:olller.! and identified by the *A m..) The soh was giveu onward,. Quail mail.. then a sewed atimpt to run the An-fu into deceased, but the latter aerated the blow. The peg then went away, and I followed them lute Eastatreet. where I gave them into Coo. toils. They were apporently muter the influence of liquor. ThiVre was ooly nor other purson in the Atop besides and deceased when the gang entered, sod ars wets utsibls to render any assistance. BA Mr. Heard—l do not know that Quatro mother bad any quarrel about most with the &erred. Could not identify the Mon who took up the chopper. I{) I, v. Bower-rood, Hacitoey-wick, connborated the statement of tit , last witoem. Whoa the stab was is- HICU4I, 424.,1 ' • Trigs trot." . . Its if;. Ward After (sail took up the knife, owe of the Mtql "twee it to him, " If dreamed had eat drawn laak, the knife would have posits whole length mt. w m . sisks, at sv.i,taut at • shop two doors from do r. i•aw the distnJnmce , sod deposed that Quaiil was tlio ',et to set upon Ilv!rile earl. When the men trial to Wiur.teit shop witness went to assist Wioeott to 13 them nut. And tieik up a Mee. with whieh he struck iariicki them with Lie bet; and witness • lily In siril lino • all o , lli. lie ill.. ,Lll , gnat' I'Ll*lliOX ..t .1.`“,•••1 with Large knife in his )11111.1 to give Lan a ••,, owl %tel.. - 4 to >l•aular bed I wax in South garret at half. pact I. I ...be . a mioadorbance at a hoar rant, mark• lay four owe nano al 1 hrl.hu , W.alda,l'aat, awl I'oult••o. I believe Dublin is r 1 , P141 When thelatter et.midmed dot-clash he mado ~ttral•t, hut I eawlat 601.14 hie arm and wrenched tile knife from him. dual afterwards 'misted t o ren e w. Wmr•dt tam time patient. The four men were drunk, and tha va. ut Away wheal I took the knife away. The knife larval.. ea i. the "ale I tomak horn quad. After some further ••em.ienee of a similar character, Mr. 1:•arl appimed to the eaareuer for an muiparomeht for the iOillp* of laavutig the four accused brought before time jury, , aa that the wan who took up the chopper 'might be tarn- The winner mil that it was very osceinary to have the ammo, IdelltitiCti before the verilict was given, and he ihouhl tlier, fore adjourn the inquiry alter bearing the rue dial evilene. as to the muse of death. Mr. nun. aiir.,eois, of 4, Fairatreet, was then examined, sail an.' that when he was calla' in be found Mr. Winci4t roderint fro," •ft extrminve cut in the alidomen, which peo n a,' internal hemorrhage. All the usual remoili a were app:scil, hut without stares% sis death ensued from loos of Moist *nil the internal injury. He had linos ascertained that the liver hail lawn posetrated. n. butcher's knife produced would indict such &wound. The coroner then ailjuurned the inquiry to give time for aroxiseil urn to he brought before the court on • war. r int to h. ohtained from the Meeretart of State. The iteinory occupied pearly three ham Pluirnvion .lowverr r/ THE UNIVEIVITTT 01 •• " 1 ..1410. —W. bear that the old 01+11evo mate., pupils, Anil of Professor .lowett recently askiscrilowl the hand ...me H i m of as a testimonial to that gentleman, in t. ruling it also as a protest spinet the treatment he has re from the university. his theological views being loaoheil there by keeping him at work as a professor of •.reek for 4 , /. a•rear. He has, however, declined to accept the ~ft. Anil the . motiey is now in coarse of re-distribution. ri.d. a . Os' l I 11t , 4 COM FAXY (LINITIW). —Trabe reesii4a, yea (ladle( ?4 February. IOMPX. L. mien, a( I . mired I in the lank by mad Dot. Tb. nuaner. 'c VI •U wade, Hef..rn melt iota ,fore dm, 11.1 e, aced ,e tune!) , A imolwe. fr.o.bult ry Mien. the MA. 1101.1 her abe bad bat. worked words the shut. cart. end Sr et the hare t helieve o:Leryed, 'Proems or a fur .ht away. 1. relsry) r a part,' •a Shoot• c Howse into the &mate' anal fires of May $ tarp a b 1 40 now bon wawa to Ault* of here eat ebeted to ere.led to , without ▪ Ic the Ith elottal rsalli lee ry Ernst • .-1.9 4 . 41 ine • rend Ahem end THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 7, 1862. NUBS L1.978.-(THIS DAY.) Tw• VOLoac. There Is still a good demand for Great Northern Ite doe, which has experienced a further improvement ss to-day of 1 per cent. London and North Western tai has also risen 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1; s i ej Great Western, Caledonian, and Eastern Coun ties, ; and Midland I t per oent. London and North Western stock is now quoted 961 to LM ; Great Western, 69 to ; , Midland, 139; to 133 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 108 to t Caledonian, 104 to 1 ; South Eastern, 821 to ; se Eastern Counties, 56 to * ; and Great Northern, It 117 to na. . tM Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted 11 to / prem. Canadian and Brazilian rail- iro' way shares are in renewed demand. ai. to Ip.s. itt :7 I si. 66 i 6 1 SID 52 115. le a 1 4 n a 119 1 UM 14 49 9 8 1 9 9 19118 a 1189 99 19 9 19 99 100 -- at :.n 133 t 2t 3 agrrisa MI OM. LUIWATL lo figs: sa vitisstais eft 1 i« SU I 7. 1111 3, 1 1 Dot inisaU4 . TB Da Prilimm u» sue• p.s. Ida. 041 , 10 isimedill /14 DiaallkS7 . IN Da. Jam MOD ell WNW& • Tlll Oapet*Doill 0p.a.110 i Oellso. c e trar mg 10 000 u boll WIND all Do. J all De. 4111 6 2Tlebeal all 100. Ip. al da. MC all Da. do. do. 1846 all _ Da. 40. de, 1000111 wii Growl T8%66611 Claati; an Do.. par GI. H.l 66 D0.1166.PveL6p.c4.26. 66 Do • per eL 660681. 611 Do. 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PAM IS a 11.N.L Us I a Wassoms UZ Main= 4B 41 N.L o 1III•01111 Tis 1141 ILL b rawbosw ;,.. r j SO la N.I. b 04131343 ... - L__ N 33 1.N.1. b litsaos. ..: - 2 IS N N.I. 4 busaosucow 1 22.2 W IS N.N.W. a Limnos h SO. IS U 2.2.2. ISt e. = ln' „U. , so Ifa IL 214 X.E. b b SIO Talsousu Looms 40.1 37 IS Z.N.Z. Loon BO. ° SI U LICK o 4 Pousmourit - 1301176466... Mums Punaveo PIUIVIOOIIIO 111:111110011. N. Britaln...N.l l l.!o NANA , modersin Inland. -N. to Z., toodurato to light. tine. Central. —N.W. to N. and E. mama _o NONDAT. I N. to It., troth. with mom mow. I mi. - toad.—N. au E., fresh, 'ln. me in places. 3. EncLual.—N. WK. moderate to (mak floc. Similar to the above. N. to E., rmlerste to fresh, doe. N.t;cklS.E., fresh, some snow. N. N.& to F.S.E., fresh, MOW I IR in places. CIPLANATION. ly It—Barometer corroded and reducad to SI deg. at limn Mari : each 10 foot, of vertical des, causing about one4dindrodth N of an Inch diminution and each 10 deg., above St deg., WEIR.' N nearly thrtie.hundraiths increase. IL—lldporied thermometer go, In shads. 111.—Igolsterod bulb (for evaporation and dew pa. porntl. D.—Direction of wind true-two points Leff of mac neflo). Ir—Vorce (I to Ig—estimated). C.—Cloud (1 to M. I. 4. b, blue sky c. clouds ldslached): f, fog 11, ball :1, fp in, vasty (host ; o, overcast : t, rain . e, anOW I. thunder. rl.--deadWorbance 11 to 11). —Wet, vale-fall, as. or now, or hail , slam last report, In Isar a n d decimals. 4 IP (ohm COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. DCA RL-LAMIL-(THIS DAY.) The weather today is wry he sod clear, with a strong dry wind from the earth to the north-east. Since Let market day the supply of homegrown wheat her been very short; flour, moderate; barley, lather liberal ; malt and net., limited ; beans and peas, rather improved in gaudily ; Scotzh ate fresh up, moderate, and but few Irish. The foreign arrivals of wheat are liberal, although not much in addition to Wedoesday's report,which 1. American. A few more barrels of American flour, which amount this weak again to upwards of 41,000. Barley trifling. Osta math= extremely short, the few since last market from Denmark and Sweden. A cargo et beans from the Mediterranean, sod a further supply of linseed aad rape seed from the E ast Indies. The wheat trade oontioues extremely dull, and but few sales reported of either English or foreign. Prices nominally the same as on Monday. Flour in the same dull condition. Barley steady, at about Monday's rater. Oats, notinthstariling the short supplies, are rather easier to purchau, and tradu continues dull for all deurir Vow. Beau sad pus a trifle cheaper than Monday last. Tana rather better sale. Lamed and rapeseed continue firm. Clovereeed : late prices fay maintained, and businces improving. Mustard and Mary mud bat little doing. lkodrura Outoors.-But few off coast, and value the same se ea Me day, but the trade not at all lively. Want.-English: Eater and Kent, white, new, 565. to 635.; ditto, fine old, -a. to -s.: ditto, red, new, 52a. to Ms.; ditto, boo old, -a. to -a. ; Norfolk, kc., fine old, -a. to -a.; tad, new, -a. to --4. Foreign : Dentine, 62e. to 66e.; flee, 66.. to TO L; extra, 70a. to 744.; Konigsberg, 574 to 62..; ditto, site LW to tiSs.; Rostock, extra, 60s. to 66e; ilecklealug rod, 49a. to 66..; Uckermark ditto, • American white, 61.. to 644.; ditto, red, 56e. to 624; Outo• diem, Mk to 624. BANIAT.--110016 molting, 365. to 374 ; 40s. ; grinding, 2fia. to 30o.; and distilling, 31s. to 335. per qr. ; foreign muting, 26.. to 30a.; ditto diddling, 30e. to 32.. Mate. -English, Fuel and Norfolk, 58.. to tits. ; line 624 to 575. ; Kuptoo and Ware, 644. to 70a.; brown 49a. to 5/s. Okra-English feed, 20s. Od. to 23.. 01. ; potato 24e. to 28s. ; foreign, Me. to 26e. KT; 355. to 38s. Baum-Eraglish tick, 365. to 37.. ; knew, 40s. t. 41s. ; pigeon, Vs. to 414. ; foreign, 32*. te 364. ; tisk, 33a to 394 ; Kosipberg, 40e. to 41s. ; 34e. to 35.1. Proa.--Fosbak 304. to 40a.; w ad blue, Mts. to 425. ; map* --s. to -4.: ply, 354. to We.; hog, 374. to ; foesiga, 354. to 3&i. FLooa.-Zoglimit towa, 494 to 504.; ditto floe, 50s. to 554.; country, 454 to ; Norfolk mid Suffolk, 40s. to 42e.; French, -4. to -a. pee sack; U.S. sweet, 29.. to 224.. Canadian. 29.. to 32..: Spanish. 47.. to 494. I sows Cort3.-Whits„ .. ;Ms. to 36e. yellow, 325. to 345. FLOATING CAZOONI, a ll C. F. ; 1.-WINGA Berth obeli and ILtrionople, per 4921b4., 544 to 56e. ; Mirka, 51s. tosfis. ; Polish Odom, per 480th.., red, 434. to Ws. ; white, - ; Danube and (Whits. 444 to 50s. ; flgiz= 42.. to 445. Barley: Egypt= aced Syrian,_ Per 245. to 254. ; Odesaa sad Dowd,. do., 254. to 265. Hews Egyptian, per 4tlotba,33e. to 344 Mahe : Odessa and Oak* per 492164., 34 Od. to 355. ; lbrail sod Balgeriaa, pat 480th.., 334. Od. to 344. ; Freaek, do., -e. to --a ; Americas, do., 325. to 334, ; Egyptian, -a to -a. SrAws. -Query seed, pee qrseed . 40.. to 50a. ; Hemp wed, per qr.. 4 6 a. to 50e. ; M u stard , per bushel, white, 6s. to 9s. ; brown, Ts. to 104. ; Linwed. Per qr.,l, 575. to 68e. ; Linseed cakes, Erubob, per ton, 11. Oa to 111. 10s. • Ame ri can, thin, in Wk. pee ton, PM. OA. to 12t. 104.; do., in bogy ill. Oa to 112. 101.; Baltic, IW. to W. Os. ; Mane lies, 101. to 101.104.: Raw cakes. 61 Otto ; Tula, p.r bushel, winter, 64. to 6a. 6d. ; Rape seed, Bub* par qr., 564. W 60e. AtiLl VALLS 13110 LONDON 1/11011 FIB. 3 TO FEB. 7. LIMA owl liaake. IrIA. swim, see n I . I TN 41.060 MN INA Wb baitity Oats Walt flour. Cadalab. 910 sacks: &rep, N. in, 5r15t044114000.4.6 111 all Crodual. 11 par Nod. `Dao.Porthl Aber. J ea. last Asst/os. et. St IN Do. 10.011. p. 00 N IN Do. 44. 111. IN & Cosa 1t . .,11p.0U10.1 IL IN Do. do Pat 115 Ds. low Op. at. N 1041 Nola Volos. 4p. ot O. IN 10s. Maw' 6 p.a 100 111N..10114.1710.4.11.a 1. NA 104014001 p. at I. NO Da.14044.010p.040 l IN Ds. 0 par 00. 100 D0.6p.a.r0d.06 p. 0 . 141 ail 04.1. • Gt. W4o.(barlottliant. IN De. rodoea M p. two NO Do. radian. Op. 140 Do. Inadeas. 6p. Do.o.o.rodora Prat. at all Do. biro. Prat. Mars fiD Do.Chastornah.lip.c all Do. do. do. 6p. o IN Do. dim. Oua. Nest all Do. Most. Gua.slllllll. all Do. do. do W Do. do. do 100 ladoet Yortah.4lp.a.4t 100 Lou Bridlit..lp.a.Oss. es Ns 1 111 Do Spa. do. 101 l 101 D0.41p.c. do. ... • 110 Daippa do. 10.. 110 Da. p. o. do. ... all Do. p.c.prf.th do.. IM Do.7p.c. tref.Stack. IN D0.0p.00.(W. SAC. P . 100 IM 6.111.(114. Oat tirli 100 loo.Citathara altdDove, 100 UN W.CorAtNuo.4p., PLO Ltd. W.7p.c.41.. latoph. O 1 Loodondrria Know £lll 100 11aa.11.0. It Undid. 0. 44 Do. 100 Do. 10 per ant . 6 Do.rodoeutobtot Op:0 100 Midland Coucep c•Ntoo. 100 Do.Cooa. BLS 11.6p.c 100 Do. 0 pct. Prot 040. 100 Do. LoLdlltchut 4 p.c INC !Norfolk p.&cot 100 North lirtsiab grow 100 Do. New Osm. p. ct, 7 Do.Bordar Colors go. 100 11.110.-C00d.4p.0/71. 111 111. do. 1.0 1,11 Do. looda 6pCL No. N Ye. York. IL • d.parc. fill North StaSordehlro all ScottlahCaol Now Pre 110 lloooal.lo Pro Lat 100 IN Do. 7 p.Ol. PraL dtost WS. Doom 1101 p. c. ▪ /1. Sea. (Mad. Az. &LSO, 10 Do. 41. par mut IN Do. Nod oor coot 100 S. Wales gut 4p. 001, 10 Do. 0 par slat NO S. Itarlo4 p. op& ▪ IllocidDarllppoolo all Do. do. Sip all Do. do. Cepa 10 Watt:A Kilkenny Op.c. 100 W.104-oxLl4l4ptost 100 Do. do. rod do 400 Do. Norrp. 6p. et. Prat 100 Du.do.parp. 6 p. 0.00.1 YOZSION 10110.611/. 1 Wad= - - - 6.m0 I .210 itiaii„ 41,140 b 1141.1. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) st. li Rim ODD OWN 0011UNPO1!D01T. St. (IT INIT)BEI AND relax NAGNIWC TELIORAPW.) 114 . The market has been fairly attended, but the demand SL : for all articles is limited, and prime have a downward ten- es. dency. Oats and oatmeal quiet. Wheat and flour move e low ly, t. St. MINCING LANK—(THIS DAY.) yr SC.; ta. --There has been a fair demand for strong re- le fining .dualities at previous prices, but other deesiptiona 1k have been dull of sale at about 6d. decline low 61, and ordinary brown Mauritius sold at 30a to 31a.; Kh.iser Bengal, 31a. ; Surinam 365. lid. ; middling and goal a t iohldlen4 yellow Ilerannah, 39e. to 40s. 6d. ; brown Porto it Rico, tombs. Cal.; low to floe grocery, 375. to 44e. lteflnisil, at. the demand is moderate, but prices have been kept steady by the limited supply offering. eR Convrt. —The public sales of Plantation Ceylon have 17 20 again go ne o ff f ree ly a t arm prices, low to good middling, t 0744. to sus. to COCOA.- -The demand is dull, and to effect sales lower 81 prices would have to be 'ohm dial to. at TNA. —The market bah bees quiet. prices are unaltered. 81 ` Era.—.% fair amount budisees hoe been traosected at ~. steely prices. lannerars, puocheous, is. ad. to is. 9d. ; teal is. 11.1. ; barrels, V. at. Ri, a was dull of sale at the commencement of the week, St. but the demand has since improved, chiefly for soft grain, 1 1. at 10s. to 10s. 3d. White Bengal sold at 12m. 3.1. to 13e. :id. For ani=oo tow cargo Bengal sal at 9s. 3d,ex ship, or 7 2 " 9a. 9d. Slut& —The parcels of black pepper offered by auction 2Z. thin week were chiefly bought in for estreme rates ; the at portion that mold went at full prices. Zanzibar cloves sold NC at 11, to advance ; olittilege At Id. to 241. advance ; mace at full prices; civamuu at fully the prices paid at 74 the quarterly males. Facie.—Currents : For all parcels offering at about Zia. per cwt. there are free buyers, but the liner qualities are less sought alter; raisins in limited request at previous prices. riarrerrne.—The market lion become quiet. Corroa is in moderate request. :WO bales sold. fi‘rei.oweit.—lieogal *ohl at an Weems, of sa. per cwt., ordinary to good middling, re. tog(, 7s. Oki. —Salmi of D C orange have been mule at 10/.loa, at which price there are now no medlars. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market k area to-day. Towa tallow is quoted 4t.. lid. net rash ; Petersburg TX.. on the spot, 475. ; Much, 445. 1041. ; April to Jape, 465. Gd. to 47a ; Os tobsr to December, 48...1. ' a . -- i Itli. IS N N II 0 114 N 101 le 111 1011 111 111.1 117 11l 85 115 114 In no 11. 115 106 110 100 110 98 100 89 91 90 92 192 196 9* lob 17 ttl oh 11 TO 78 10* 21i 109 199 191, 18 116 137 fit 114 id 112 114 id 116 140 id lit 114 id HIDE MARKET.—CTEIIs DAY.) LLADlMlALL—Hilec—Prices: %lbs. to 641b6, 2td. to 3d. ; 64Th. to 791bc, :w. to 31d. ; 72bs. to Elbe., 31.1. to M. ; 1301126. b P4sl4ri.. 3to 4d.: to 961h6, 4d. to 41d. ; 96Iba. to 10 A. llbs., 4s. to 45a. Huns hides, 9.. to 10.. C. 611 skies, light, Od. to 4..; full. 66. BERMONIACT.—Sbeep %king : Rdled , 94. 6d. to M. 6d. ; Kent. and bolf-bredJ, 76. 6d. to 9.. Od. ; downs. 6.. to 7.. 6d. BOROUGH HOP Id ARKET.—(THIB DAY.) Meows. Pettendeo soil Smith report the demand confined to the immediate wants for consumption ; the stock of last year's growth of both English and foreign hope being very limited, mows prices to role firm. Curran, : Yid and Bast Keot, 71. It., to 11/. ; Wield Keats, 71. to K. 10s. ; Sussex, GI. Um to SI. ; vary *Ass Mew. •all I.llabwerp • SOAram' all Ardennes 9 la illahladtP.res.lL Taa l •inl=Li•r all to GraieseneaL. .. MI Oarneesuz Mine 11141 ill all Copia* • all Extension * 14 Dutch . iliternsh all Pastern of Prance * all AL 1.1411110 CIL all Gt. Central of name— * all Gt. Luzembg. Corot. OIL all Italian Junction all Ulm Constance lt hale II all lAerre anu Turnhout • all •Ipoaa and Geneva • all Marla Antouls • all NrustaLlare Lily go the • all .Do. %p.c. Prt. Itelg.t. • all Northern ot oe. 111 Id I Da. New Shares N W diforeaslan Trunk !rel. * IS , thteneenlasyrusaidiul all Porta Yews. and mad*. all Pails ant Odom 10 19 Media sad & Yramisen (Pernaistbsee)s. Tr.& • sal NI all Playa Dudek 6 all loyal /wallah 4 all Da. 7 par cent. ID all essalwe and Meuse It all Do. Se percent. Pine IN 6 IlaaPaulo(Urn.)i.7 pent It 16 Lanett LoosNaselian DO 7 8. itof Portusal7perclp SO all Southern of Prance-- if all Weal Flanders 16 all I Do, 64 pee Gaut het N all West. &N. W.el Man /6 6 Western of Lasleta U U na 5211 ... sr - 48 i 1181 13 I_ Sri 177 1 111 'ii l77e PROVINCIAL SMARR MARKETS. Lia 222004 flea t —false te4sy :—Csksionlan Stock, 1001—, pastern Cowman, If 1516—Ovest Western !Bock. 6.21 a 2 Lancaster sad Weida 201—Lanesshire and Yorkshire, 1071 London and Neal Western, ft 41 1 1 f I—Manchester, Bhet field, and Lhieninekirti, 4.21 ex d end n, —Midland Stock, Pil I Cr, .- 1221 if I 4—North East Berwick, 1001--Month rasters, to 9166 e IN as. oRNoetb.4o.tassi3aty 155 WIS ll—Buffalo and Lake 1101, - .0, Sle f 1.10 a 1-14 i &le 1— KM St. Nortolitsp.al46Adligs.l/1/1 ta Trunk at Canada, M 1 11 IS 1 O—tlrest Luxembourg llro Kat 6t. N. Enxt.4P.W an.faiskr per Cent 1/I.llxmlUme. 31—Grest Western of Canada, 12 7-10— ... Its., Scottish N. KM. 4 A et Sunbelt sad 11e5ue,1112.16. 1 60 .00 0 , W.Yidleasilo2 rierat. ket DIBINII/1 101 1001 ODLONIAL 00VERNIIIINT SZCIJILITI No. II 811 9700611. (Pa 1 CL prime I Sabo. :::: ... 6 6 . 6 6 0 . 6 44.1477 4 1 1 66: 1/4 110 1 6 41 rL, ... .. pro Do.iperoset.,llllll4l 100 - - - .... .. Do. 8 per at1eb,41.4/ 100 106 106 ad 107 d .. Do. 6 per et Mar. 11614. US 109 111 4/00,490 .. Da. 6 per cent. • .... .. el 0 Elopeep.a. 109 110 119 - do. 100 110 112 - • .. Do. do 1.191 100 110 112 - 164 .. New Bronsw.Gov.ll4.4l. 100 1041 1061 -2 . ..... .. N um . B.W amik", el44ov . .6 psr p. e.... , 100 1 99 .4 1 106 00 isq .... .. Do. I 4 e., IWI to 111 97 26 IN .... .. Do. Op. a, 1155 lOO 961 171 974 001 100,000 .. Nova Soolls 6p. a. 121 100 NU 1071 - .... .. Aust•Gov. 444 100 - - ... .... .. V 19.64 0 p.o. Ja4.19,141 100 102 10t - .... .. Do. do. 114. a. April iO. 100 1116 101 1061 1 BRUN* mums. No. I 11. I %Mimi. 1 N. fOL prime I Was IP I 4 I /4 lei . 4 11,1 6)11i. 1 rft ill °I 14 11 1 6 8 4 t - ..„ .. Cll/lord - 1.91$ .. Deo. 0. Con. (Pavielk ) 1 816 896 zd - .. Haat /abet ,111 a) 6 74 ,ICond 111448d 30 sc 301 4 .. East Cam Bros - 4.. 4.WL le ad Cfavl 4 Ael AL) U. 4. .-. 51 .. II 4qa. 661 1 1 6 - 4 .. Grua Soak Toler - 4 .. 4 G. ILY or ar i I se) . KU' t e 416.4 a • le 1 - ... Herod ►P DDewoa IL Us. 39 41 - V. 14a. :I 3 - 4 . .. bob bertha L 144. - 9. .. Mike Valley 6. .. faxel ne ar lehreN :1 1 64 4: 6 •-• 1 . .. N. framer Ramps) - - - S.. .. N. Wl. Mira) U Se .... .. Sae* whealCrotty - 6. .. Piz Oar. (U. Meier . 11 7 81 - 1,115 U Providesse (IT. Lehirlf. 10.8.1. 41 44 - 14010 .. Ilerlddgeooe. 612 .. Oaradas 414. Ciair) ll Itt 1191 zd - 6,060 .. IL Oars arra (Illogas4 . 641a11d 8 Se - 54.900 1 11. Devoe Des i GUI. 111414. (Usa.) 610 .. W. Praasse Mora) 1/.169 111 11? L UG .. Park MU IN IN - 41/ 6 91.111.6411114 Q ft 11 1 - 4140 10 TIN Croft - 14000 .. Val* of Terryabiz a ) j 1146. - - - 4000 .. West Bare. ( 14 - LW. Claradoa ( 11 44 44 - 660 0 U . .. . Web Moe - 519 .. Wl. MUM • 61 100 1111 1041 164 .. WIL lellee • II 61 75 - 6. .. ITh. 14 ( 1§ 1 , 1 it - 1,0114 .. WIL [My (Oa Lobel) 1./11. 101 - 1.014 .. W•tlar. 6in(llealie4) a 1 , 6 - Lvov .. w\TrIAIWKT 11.4.a.i 7 18 19 - 10111/011 NUMB. No. ) 114 1 1110114. 1 P 4) OL prime.) Wee. 1140110 lii Aueadia' - WM 1 Doe /avoid. nailed 4ll • 1 11 liose S lreslllas laal •Ma Co (Uadted) a/ 11 11 - 94M5 1 06.09411114. Oa. Jam i -•- - 111.001 MI °oboe Copper all 112 84 zd -ad 70.005 - 1 glr Ceppeo 116 I 16 6 8 - 75,003 tmenablo ell 1 - 16,000 8 gab Dal lent/idled) ; 1 1 111 pm 11 WON 9 Vortuaa 11,64.1 - 96000 10 09seral oll 23 14 - N,OOO 1 04 Northers de. Anairalia ° (= 1 1 §pm - 88.000 11 Kapuada (Urn.) 1 1 11 eao - 16,000 1 Maras all 71 81 - 10,000 I Lablaelan - NUM 1 limiyalla 9ll i i 1 44000 1 N. Mise Copper el 8. Aebralla (Uwa.) . - f 1 1 dim - 10,000 IN PoelebandblverLaed all I 4 - 190,000 5 Portl s l 11 1 14 000 1 'bobtail ALMA. (UNI.I lb. 1 pea 11 i 11.000 II SZJohn del Rey (Um) 11 el - 46174 Kl/ 1741441 Medea. all 111 9 111 4 10.000 1 Wielldwg (Una - za I ii 2 r si — _id MONEY MARKET.-{THIS DAL) Two o'CLoci. The funds are firmer to-day, and an improve ment of per cent. bas occurred, notwith standing the somewhat less favourable ap pearance of the money market. Engliah railway stocks are again decidedly buoyant, particularly Great Northern. Foreign stocks continue to meet with a considerable amount of business and the tendency of prices to-day is more favourable. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes were quoted 71fr. 17c., being nearly i per cent. lower than yesterday.. The scrip of the Moorish Loan is quoted 41 to 5} prem. Consuls are officially marked 921 and 93 for money, and 921 and 931 for the account. The present quotations are 94 to 93 for cash, and 93 to 1 for the 6th of March. The official business report is as follows: Bank Stuck, 240, 242; Three per Cents. Re duced, 93, 92/, 93} ; New Three per Cents., 93, 92/, 3 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 1, 3 ; ditto, for account, 1063; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 991, 3 ; ditto Bonds, 26e. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1011 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1071 ; Exche quer Bills, March, 125., 15s. prem. ; ditto, June, 145., 17s. 13s. prem. Mexican Bonds continue in great demand, and have experienced a fresh rise, being last marked 35. Venezuela are likewise inquired for, and have been purchased at the improved price of 251. The Italian Loan is dulL Buenos Ayres , Bonds have risen. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 841 to 86 ; whilst that of 1868 has improved to 754 to 76. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 96, 934 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1011 ; Zquador New Consolidated, 184, 171,18 ; Italian Five per Cents., 67, 1, 664, (exchange 251 r.) ; Moorish Scrip, 5, I prem. ; Mexican Three per Cents., 34, 35 ; ditto for account, 341, 4, 95, 344, 35 ; New Granada Deferred, 0 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 464 ; Russian Five per Cents., 99 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 92f, 4 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 80 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Ceuta., for account, 434 ; ditto Passive, 19i, ; the Committee's Certificates, 74 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 84/ ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 751, 4 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 764 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1021, ex div. ; Vene zuela Three per Cents, for account, 251, 4, 4. 6 18E2. The Bauk of France has reduced its rate of discount from 4} to 4 per cent Movements of this kind seem to be regulated in France almost by Imperial Decree. Nothing can be more absurd than for the Government to weaken its credit by borrowing with one band at 6 per cent. in England, while, with the other, it presses the rate of the Bank of France down to 4, in order to umpire a factitious confidence. Possibly there is a desire to avert any action that may begin to be contemplated by the Bank of England. Mean while it is said that the private subscription for participation in Messrs. Baring's loan is tilled. It is not yet known for certain whether the amount is 4,000,0001. The instalments are to be paid as follows : 30 per cent. on the 14th inst., 40 per cent. on the 21st, and 30 per cent, ou the 28th, with 2} per cent. discount for payments in advance. The rate of interest is 4 per cent , with per cent. commission, which, for three months, is at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum. What amount will go out in gold is not known. There seems to be little advantage in lending money to the French government at 6 per cent. on the Rentes, when 10 to 12 per cent. can be obtained on the Bourse, and the very fact that such high rates are current there serves to show that the government operations directed to bolstering up prices provoke a con siderable supply of stock from bond fide sources. No one doubts that, as soon as the inflation initiated by the government ceases, the price will fall. The announcement of the French government loan has caused holders of money to demand higher rates. In the open market 2j to 2} per cent. were the terms yesterday for choice bills. At the Bank of England the applications were to a fair extent and of an improved character. The effect was likewise felt in the Stock Exchange, where the advanced rate of 2 per cent. was obtainable for loans on English Government securities. £7,000 in foreign gold coin was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for the Continent. The Liverpool cotton market remains firm. The sales yesterday were 7,000 bales. The annual meeting took place yesterday of the proprietors of the Loudon and County Bank. The operations during the past half-year have been very satisfactory, the net profit, including 19,4731. brought forward, being 63,2031. The usual half yearly dividend of 6 per cent was declared, besides a bonus of 2} per cent, free of income tax, leaving 20,7031. to be carried forward. The report announces the proposed issue of 5,000 additional shares, to be offered pro rata amongst the proprie tors as they appeared iu the company's register on the 27th ult. The shares are to be issued at 301. each, or 101. premium, which is to be paid by in stalments. This measure will produce 150,0001., out of which it is proposed to add 100,0001. to the capital stock of the company, and 50,0001. to the reserve fund, thus raising the former to 600,0001. and the latter to 175,000 1 . The report, which was received with great satisfaction, was unanimously adopted. At the meeting "yef terday of the Electric and International Telegrap h Company, a dividend of per cent, was dec for the half-year. Four gentlemen, of many years' experience in the great carrying establishments of this country have been appointed by the Indian Carrying Company to proceed next month to their respective destina tions, der-, Calcutta, Madras, Bombay, and Allaha bad . It is expected that active operations will be commenced before the end of the year. The Midland Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 2,3781. ; the Manchester, Shef field, and Lincolnshire a decrease of 1,734/. ; the North Eastern a decrease of 3,7941. ; the London and South Western an increase of 5811. ,• the Great Northern a decrease of 2,3521. ; and the Great Western a decrease of 9781. The half-yearly meeting of the Norfolk Railway Company is called for the 28th inst. The final instalment of 21. is to be paid on the shares in the Bedford and Cambridge Railway Company by the 15th March. The annual meeting of the Berlin Waterworks Company is convened for the 20th ins:. It is stated that the India Freehold Land Colo nisation, Trust and Agency Association has been liberally supported in Manchester and other parts of the manufacturing districts. The position of the market for American securi ties is noticed as follows by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. : Durim, the past week there has been an active demand for American securities. The Federal and State stocks re. main at about prev io us quotations, whilst the First Mortgage Railroad Bonds have been much inquired for, and prices have generally advanced. The follosilug is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales ; At the third series of hide sales for the year, although the quantity offered was smaller than at the two previous sales, only a limited demand was experienced for both dry and salted hides, the home trade and exporters buying aPariaillYe East India.—Ox and Cow.—Calcutta were only in limits& request, slug* partite of the gnutity offered being bought in. Prase far good to prime bides were generally without much alteratioe, but upon middling and common quailing • fall of fully gd., and in some instances Id. per lb. teak place. Both the home trade and exporters bought vary sparingly. Neches, 9c.—.The few offered realised late rates. The analysis of the sake is 88,613 Calcutta new parce l. . aa an 22,632 brought forward from former sake,d 1,176 to ; in all 111,851 hides, of which 82,090 were sold. East ledia.—Buffalo were dull of sale, particularly the Calcutta, which were mostly bought in. Leather.—East Indian was in fair request and sold well. Australian realised fully last sales' prices to an advance al gd. per lb., which was obtained upon a parcel of prime Batted Bides.—Australian were dull of sale, and wen meetly bought in. Those sold consisted chiefly of let light and seconds, which brought about late rates to a decline gd. per lb. ('ape were in better request, and sold at fall prices. South American were all bought in. Falkland Island were well competed for and realised toll prime. Newfoundland all sold. Dry.—South American were nearly all bought in , the few sold consisting of tad clues and wet. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Feb. 5, compared with that for the pre vious week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposits 5,788,441 Increase 35,378 Other deposits Government securities in banking department Othersecurities banking department Coin and bullion in both department. 15,956,903 Decrease 321,466 Seven day and other bills 692,899 Decrease 19,292 The Rest Notes in reserve Total veer►e (notas &oda) in banking department 9.872,1413 Daemon 586,9* These changes point clearly enough to an increase in the demand for money. The private deposits have declined, the private securities have increased, mid the falling off in the reserve is considerable. The shipments to the Continent are likewise telling upon the bullion. BANK OF LVOLAND.—An Ac end 13th Vic., c. St. foe the we MON DEN Notes 'mud Z29,70,000 I A 19,766,080 BAIIIOIO LI Proprietors' Capital LAW= Rest 1096.343 Public Deposits (in eluding Bathes., Bar. Basks. Com mis. of Neil 1 nt pnrsnent to the Aet TR ending on WeJnesday. Pah. s.;;;;inent debt 411,01411 S Other aecatitles.. 3,634.9111 Gold coin and bnl , lion Sneer bulllon Government Seen- C 10,766,1116 rltlea (( including Dead Weight An nutty) Other lieeartties 17,MM/a Accts.) Other Deposita— bevels day sad other Dille MON 044 sad Silver Coln MASS JOINT STUCK Awe eild tY. Am Audi Aadralsda Bank at irk d Turks: .. MN& Pr. Amens! ora Book 91! LILY I — Araileell - 7. isi Oblia . I air& Maga # Isitkad Co.. of °mods Glyn of London is, BookatAtuLeksrld G. Moak of SulfasHoaml Ina. Ob. Bank of ♦udit Lo, Sew -- Lead= sad Lemke Joint Loo. tkoutli Lirlmo Len. and Weetraineter el Prov:et m Ori liN46 : .. w e lie. : 3° 7 l . lt u l 4l l l l 4uA Ltu iVi u w i k alls— Uurpocit IProviuct.l of Inland South Australia Itinion of Autumnal Union of Loudon Unity kintnui zse vti Mb 241 1 tit 261 43 46 Sat 36* Id Paz 76 3 3 44 74 i M 4! N el 411Iw DEPARTURE OF THETU SC ARORA. (no* ma ova ma.) SOUTHAMPTON, Fire. O. The Federal steamer Tuscarora left Cowes Roads this morning. Her stay here forty bouts longer than was necessary shows that ber comman der , Captain Craven, had given up all thoughts of chasing the Coofederate steamer Nashville, which left here on Monday afternoon. The ex citement which the presence of these vessels has caused here for several weeks ham now entirely ceased, and the rides laid lows by Earl Rummell for the future treatment of belligerent ships in British ports will prevent the probability of • re currence of it. Some idea of the trouble which the visit of these two ships has reused here to the government authori ties may be gathered from the fact that the Tuscarora re. pettedly left Southampton ou short cruises, soil every time she did so, Captain Craven gave, in accordance wish international law, 24 hours' notice of his intention. That notice had to be considered by the authorities, and steps bad to be taken to see that it was not a delusive one, and that the ship actually did leave 'when the time had expired, or furnish some valid reason for not doing so, otherwise the notice might have simply prevented the Nashville leaving. It is but just to ear that the difficult task of mediating be twee° the rival Alps, which devolved upon Captain Patsy, R.N., and two officers of his staff,LieutenantTickell, and Mr. Meesurn, R.N., in addition to their duties of super intending the transport service and the mail packets., has been performed in a meaner most satisfactory both to Capt. Craven and Capt. Pegrim, end that both of those gentlemen have had twiny legal facility granted them for the perform ance of their respective duties, and have been treated with courtesy and impartiality by the British government. TRI SANITARY CONDITION OF WINDSOR.— Yesterdny a meeting of the Mayor and corporation of Windsor took place to receive the report of Mr. Roe, the eminent engineer, engaged for some time past in impacting the drainage of the borough, and the report was most favourable ; but the engineer bad made certain suggestions m to modem improvements in ventilation, which we under stand the hoard have determined to take the earliest oppor tunity of acting upon, as far an the present acts of parlia meut enable them to do. The castle drainage, which is dis tinct from the town, is not only efficiently worked, but from the very ample supply of water the castle surveyor is enabled to have the command of, no deposits can form therein, nor any gas or nuisance arise therefrom. It is therefore impossible that any evil can arise to any of the inhabitants of the castle from the drains or newer& Mr. Roe knows of no two separate sod distinct systems of drainage more perfect than those belonging to the mils and Windor. WIDINAZT iimAmset AND STOCKS. iLILWAT; Iwoiiii ,WattaabasasariraL i sil 1 MylliaM f a lap _ di;Dases,iirsrivNLO. lie [Belipkii *I ewer Si 7 116 IS 10i 144 is beic.47: ,Oak I. Issisa.. , woman 101:110. • f• s1101)0 11,01. psl4lol. an Dublin Tas. 100 last D•adjleill. A04.. 1 0 100 '111••10t al =tlis 100 &scorn Union. Stook A _ fro._ Stock B 711 lAA es-folk - IN Aesburi•asgow 10 itl sad Glabie,Pa*Dondec 611 /Ma 6•1 Ora 1..6 !=l• L Weion ariacilkelbed Oral 1ar566.6 06. A Ar 66 so dkr. =- OAR tillfpoLlispal4B • IMSIMidI MOIL tin ) AO 060 11/4006 _ Dia/00ViL 0040 lawasakelb Teagibe IN landau awl Iliatvag Na l* l ad A. ol & 14airsali IW — erab oda: Si pomp ~iipWelMaa all lafall all Da sal is! iAmajbdOlLlNGsbasb aU MO Waked 3.14 Do. lleW 10/ Do. Ana dt Darby W Yid. Gt. Wa. (law.) all Mid Kent all NowcaaW and Corti& 71 ii;lrry denaackdit NoweLWarroop.lll" lei Noeftit N tl W all' Detim a neß. ID. 111 N. itestenriek.. D - 77. Do. Ledo Do. York AE loodoo A IDm New Northall Wiggins/as 17.140rtb Biadordiblic, II Nucl. etOrssalukamalliC. .41 111 mill Ponmouth 10 all y k Ontrel $l. NO N.& Akeekk k 11•• MkAlas4 k 1.0 iimedin il lboo ellis 111 on li•kg=a. klNNloft lg. Milk Bastees 111. ilea Wiles N. A WS. Iriabkeidaglue. • liver Dui, II It mil •fielais it Darib••• 111 13 Dile AM K rait Yds N 861 Maw . I! D.. Ifalt . at Sr* WO Vlskels Ma I Mall 5 6 a iii 10{ II 19 20 61; 6 6 6 6 0 at so 92 93 30i 81 101 NI 111* Me 1U 111 la 1111 1011 100 00 Me . 67 . .110. ail iirit be 61 lIT 114 64 66 116 e 66 Y U. 41 44 x int 13 li It pro 104 104 =dll 9I fq 04f Kt WO} 100 f Via par 88 1 89 9 101 10e 11 4t •* •0 90 MI 127 44 66 101 161 64 48 37 38 el 94 67• 96 100 6 1 81 4 Di Pal 164 1611 91 96 1.19 11% 0a i I grea asseii.. ... .. 1 n.... a Was a mama= lanai. 160 166 xdi 110 119 V. 74 76 11 In In 112 114 LSI 14 121 126 :.0 a I P. ~ GO 11 „ I lam .• 136 OA xdi 103 k 5 93 95 111. 1:$ Iv 9 ill If If pm 1616 par L e. . ta iss l 3 10 11 24 Ut 101 lu3 101 101 N 69 18 29 IS S 4 $1 if 48 ♦5 127 126 121 126 102 105 1N 126 MAYS. - 24 I Closing pima I Sala. et Pa" i I I pm f 101 Ilf di 4 as , f 1 pm' U to 30 10i gi '2 20 21 091 491 II 21 116 If as 41 46 41 16 II nal flooo' ice is,soo too akooo 111,000 100 11,000 10 0,030 11,0001 10 11,10111 P 10 00.100 11 10,000 10 NAN IN 10,111 100 14,069 N Nal 01 11.000 11 5%400 lb 00,000 10 won 100 16.101 1.1 61111,030 2 1100 Feb. 0, 1882. 31 /238,600,111111 MARSHALL, Chief Clahler. THUZBDAT Consols, which closed yesterday at 9n for the new account (6th of March), opened this morning at 92f to 1, and closed at 921 " buyers." For money the last prim was 92f to 1. The o ffi cial business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92f, f, 1 ; ditto, for account (March 6), 92#, f; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, f ; New Three per Cents., 921, 83 ' • Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 151, ; Bank Stock, 241, 239, 242 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 106}, 1, }}; ditto, for account, 106 f ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 1863, 991 ; ditto, 1864, 991 ; ditto, 1864 or 1866, 961, # ; ditto Bonds, 255. prem. ; Five per Cent. ' enfamd " rupee paper, 1011, f ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 107, 1061. The India Five per Cent. Stock was study at 1061 to 1. The Five per Cent rupee paper, being scares, was firm at 101} to f, while the Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent was flatter at 1061 to 1071. Exchequer Bills fell 2s. to 38., the March issue being quoted 13s. to 16e. prem. ; and the June 15e. to 18e. prem. There was less animation in the foreign stock market, but the transactions were still numerous, and the tone was better at the close than at the opening. There was an active demand for Ottoman Bank shares, which, being in limited supply, have risen to dia to prem., or par. Other bank shares were generally firm, with an active business. In mis cellaneous shares scarcely any alteration occurred. Crystal Palace debenture stock was inquired for. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ooesin Marine fa sursnoe,6l to 1 prem. ex div. showing a fresh rise; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 11-16 to 13-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, l f to if dia. ; London and Provincial Marine, 1 dis. to } pram. - Mercantile Fire, 9-16 to 11-1 G prem. ; Commercial Union, } dia. to par ; and Warmley Colliery, f to f prem. The new Victoria Government Debentures were last quoted 103# to f. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoca. The mining market is inactive to-day. Wheal Beton shares are quoted 127 to 129 ; East Basset, 52 to IA ; East Osradon, 30 to ; Marko Valley, 10 to ; Cook's Kitchen, 29} to ; East Cara Bres, 1O to f, and East Devon Great Consols, it to 2. United Mexican Mining shares are inquired for. Other foreign, as well as colonial undertakings, re main steady. PLYMOUTH AND THE COAST DEPENCTS.—The government are now spending millions of money in the de fence, of the principal naval ports of the kingdom, and Plymouth has come in for its full share, as the government is likely to spend some two or three millions in the con struction of Jolts and batteries within ten miles of it. Formidable forte and batteries are now in amine of construction at the following places :—On Stailden Heights, by Baker and Soo, of London • the, by Kirk and Parry, of London • Scri;esdon and Ca;reand, by Roach, of Plymouth ; Picklecombe and St. Nicholas Island, by linbbards, of Stonehouse ; Polhaun, by Wilson, of London ; and some ides may be formed of the extent of these works when we state that some of them will cost more than 100,000/. to complete. The mammas entrance to the harbour of Plymouth is immediately oppo site Mount Edgcumbe gardens, to command which the government have decided to erect a formidable hat tery, magazine, and store, thereon, and purmission having been freely given by the noble owner, the Earl of Mount Edgcumbe, more than ordinary attention has been given to make a chaste and ornameotal design for it, and as the proper construction of it is likely to reflect some credit on the contractors, it has canoed mare than ordinary competition for it, es pecially amongst several of the large London contractors ; but we understand that within the lest few days the War Department has accepted the tender of Messrs. Over and Sons, the government con tractors, of Falmouth, who erected the whole of the bat teries on the Cornish eciast.—Plyinourk Journal. SmouLaa Aceinitarr.—A singular and fatal acci dent occurred two days since at Beauchamp ILoiret). As IL Sunnier, a miller of that place, was at work in his mill, he was &United by cries for help, and on running out he was amazed tome his shepherd boy and dog suspended to one of the sails of the mill, which was in rapid motion at the time, and both were almost instantaneously thrown to the ground with great violence. The boy was so much injured that be died a few minutes afterwards, without being able to give any explanation as to the cause of the accident. The dog's leash was found tied round the boy's body, and it is supposed that the sails had either caught that or the boy's cloak, ant taken them both tip together. REFUSAL TO BUILT BY • ROMAN CATHOLIC CUILE. —The Pharr de la Loire of Nantes relates the following feet "An humble funeral cortive, at the head of which walked /1- Vaurigaud, president of the Protestant Consiatory, proceeded two afternoons back towards the cemetery, the body being that of a weaver, named Bourdin, who !Addled on the pre vious day. The deceased did not belong to the protestant creed, and the family had only called in the minister of the reformed religion in consequence of the refusal ol the curd of Saint Croix to inter the body. The can': bad been celled to the sick man in the afternoon previous to his death. but had withdrawn without giving him absolution. and on asking the dying man whether he should call again, he received as answer, ' What good can you dome!' In oomegneace, when Bourdin died, the cur , ' de clared, that he should not say the last prayers of the church over the body. The family of the deceased did everything in their power to over come the determination of the can', but sit being iu vain, they protested, and adopted the only course open to them, that of applying to the protestant minister, who showed is much Christian kindness iu performing the ditty as tites catholic pried, doubtless from conscientious motives, had evinced of obstinacy in refusing it. 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