The Express. — London, England, 1862-03-29 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARLS 29, .If f. LAW INTELLIGENCE. WEATHER REPORT.—(THIS DAY.) —.— (THIS DAY.) gam" Mu= 110, $ LSI & I& & L . & 11. 1. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. 0. I Before Mr. Commissioner Faisal _..,_._. .. -- I 9 BC TIIItD I r. TRIM' 11.% TIMIS SANK (LI MITID). gnaw. .... 10.10 If SO I. o Thu MU the adjourned sitting for settlin g th e li s t o f ear aggsgm'a ♦ ... UM U 117 LILL 14r O.N tributuries. At the last sitting about 500 names were me LEM UM Ili 40 Z. r tied on the list, and the court now proceeded with the re DIMITIOR :s. 411 41 LILL r mail:oder. ARINIUME MU 41 40 L&L • • Mr. Roxburgh and Mr. Tucker appeared for the official r imwelli miwtr ....7 1111. 11112 11 rlii : I L • liluelstor • Mr. Doris . Mr. Lawrence, Mr. Lioklater, and " msg. an d o a aim r oft]. r gentlemen for alleged shareholders or contributories. im A nroa k sjeg; mug gg a I. • - , The tint .sae taken was that of Mr. Chesil), whose mane IinpOOLUD UM 10 MI 11/.11.1T. r I stood over from the last sitting, awl who was down tut LIVIOIIOOi. MT 46 111 LLB. a Li al shares. Qvzurroen WIT el a IL b 1 Vasurna WIT in U 11. W. • Mr. Lamaism unimated to the name standing on the 11 list for thosabore number of shares, and also that of Mr. uszioi YAallcdna '• an a : x t . • —. Co., far I,sl:oshame. Dona an a a it. a I - • This camplisted schedule A, containing those persons who Parmelee, ?WA et a 14.0.& 0 had pied the deposit of is. per share. PIIIIIILAMID Mn a a L 1r lit 0.05 Mr. Roxborgh proposed to take the names in Bonn MUM= Sr 11.117 B rod C. thole wbo had paid der than :If. Of reaaaa f ~,ohio. oo *La. a.-- T 1.. ii .......esined only four nervosa ' 31131 " • ' ***** or 44 46 ILL Mr. Lawrence resested to the name standing on the list for the above arbor of shares, and also that of Mr. Co., for 1,51:13 shares. This completed schedule A, cont•ining those persons wbo had peid tramper of ts. per sham. Mr. Boshergh proposed to take the names in Bete B tad C, those wbo had paid lees than .Is. or thAniiti as their shares. List D contained only four pewee who bad bees diners of the Life Assurance Trrory, and who had imadasted the affairs of the District Marines Bank since its briars wee of to the Life A ° l uta" Treasury, it Her., loran, hut who rennet original share holders in the District s.itiobe Peek. The articles of asso ciation geed the . L miliiicatioo of directors at 300 share ; and those gentlemen must be considered as having taken those rem by the acts they had done. They had granted lore, draws cheques, sod taken the entire man. i t of the company. A late before ttrititer ye the Rolla, that of the Bank of Deposit, had decided this pre The Marquis of Abetworn, without accepting say riser or stock of the company, had acted r a director, sad bed takes fees far se doing. The Mart at the Rolls held that the marquis, barn contested to set ea • director, rag be taken to have hews the coallis ti,,u, which was bolding 100/. of the aompsay a rek. Dery the qualificetiou was 300 shares: and it wee ✓ight to place the names cie the list ter that number each. By the agreement entered into la Ufa with the Life Assuraoce Tr.eisury. it was recited that the Disler Nemo Bank was under liabilities of 17,1141., whir It was unable to meet, except by calling up the remaining 15e.e. its sham. The four directors*. the Life Assurance whom it was now sought to fix on the lint, were John Jura Ride. Eilmutid Lloyd Barham, Christopher M'Adair robaaa l'er The agreement between the two tmasferrad all the property of the Savings .I=r. I moors, with an err to We shareholders to the formai tare shares is the latter. The agreement was air carried out, owing to Its sot being confirmed by a general meeting of shareholden of the Treasury; sad on this ground they eared that they were sot liable for the debts of the Savings Bank. Whether this was not so or not, the four gentlemen above named were clearly liable as ehareholdets, for they had mended the whole house. of the bask from September. 1 4 40, dims to the date of the wiodincep order. Mr. Cottrell, on behalf of Mr. Barbee sod Mr. M'Adena, contested that there wee so liability in law. Mr. Lamers, far Mr. Pepper, made the same contention. Mr. Plenock, late secretor) to the einspany, produced the Wade book, sad proved the &traders of the four ntler% rove.eanied sa directors at tech of the meeting. glace October, MO. They bad weed deposit nice* sad drawn crones as the banker of the crow the laity Bank sad the Beak of Wand. N o other perses interfered is the affairs of the Beak from odder, bows to the date of the grinding op feeder. If cheites yu hd sot hem sired by two of the four retie. men,would not have bees paid. Ines the agrestrat with the le Assurer Treasury was erred, the old &rectum at the District &ergs Beak retired. The Cornmerser—What became of them Witness—l suppose they retired foto private We. (A laugh.) Comadmieser Awl Dow it is sought to drag them from their retiremest. A pergola might go to sleep if he bled, bet he would Dot oa that aecoliat owe to be a di rector, though he might be a very idle aim. (Issughter.) Whams further said that sir 'Masao was allowed to the directors se fete les their attendance. Before the change ustoollourld. a gross sum was allowed, 200 a to feet isseler. Pu ri m : s eri= hsoiestim fared, Mr. Roam& reed ibe report ed the case of thn Marquis of Abeam% esseatly ilbsidell by the Master of the Rolls, aid said that this was a wash assays cue. Mr. Ueda. teetesealeag dr subsidise already placed oo the list, maileried Ad the fear geetleasse referred to were sieerly Bella Though they bed sot taboo shares actually, they mat/he Mow to hare agreed to qualify. Till the the Master of the Rolle was set aside the court = I t d bound by it. Mr. Owelmell eseaderwl Mat the Maggio of Alareare's are lad we vollimee to this eat. The owe of tits Beak of was mks Mee 7 awl $ Victoria, by which se Geo Daps eheiler eeeil ere foamier. By sabsequest wee that quininabils bail boos abodiebed. [He ass go posessilks vim cm "spirt left. I SURREY SESSIONS. (rHU DAY.) Ormve Puff. rjr, 29, ;alE4iciixl. for ferniassely assault big Emily )hyoard. and violeotly stealing her be person a shawl, her property. Mr. Collier prosecuted, and Mr. Thomson loSorsiol the primmer. The proseentris, a respectable-looting you2f i r s e w re a ta n , said as the w a dressmaker, sod resided is the Lambeth. tin the afternoon of the Mb Wear she went to the soldiers' Daughter liens at Hampstead, and returned brie by omnibus r far as Hr. grrford.market. she ensiled the bridge, and wee under the railway arches towards borne, whew came up to her mod rather rudely accosted bar. = him Le was mistaken in the party, and endeavoured to pan him, when he touched her under the chin, sod esdeavoured to take liberties with her. She again told him to go away awl not molest her, when be matched the shawl from bee shoulders, aad ran off with it. Sr par sued him, &bog out " Stop thief," aad • r , .nitable immediately came up and secured Lim. tier shawl re tor is ribbons by the prisoner's rioters. ..... In cross-examination by Mr. Thomson wits.= said that as aeon as the prisoner accosted her he called her E :oil shecertainly ray to him it was singular be i Sould roll her by her right same, bat she told him the did nit know hint anal as moo as be tried to bs familiar with her she told him to leave her. Mae use • respectable von% woman, end sot a woman of the town (crying). The I liairtnan here iuterveted, ass) told the counsel that ilol not think such questions should be premed, as the gonlug woman appeared to be respectable, sad gave her evi denee in a ttraiglitforwarl manner. Mr. Thimoon earl he only went by his instructions. Ile was infornwl that the priaecutris was • prostitute, and tbot the primmer only pulled of bear shawl, ao that she rindht go home with him. Ile (the Larded counsel) had DO wish to Annoy her. The evidenio I. and another reastable, contradicted the whole of the primer's defence. mid pawed that the pro reenter wee a respectable yeses 'tom The jury. without heeiteikm, lard his Guilty; and the court aciateihisd him te Isar aseathe bard Wiser. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WORRH I PATRISP:r. MEAT r0:4.411r , TE, A ETRE. Mr. Osorpv Batten. au eating house keeper, in the Old. silmeteenad, Mt. Lobe's, appeared hefore Mr. Knox to answer • dim made lay the London Fire Unpile for baring es ti:ciao& • dm is new of the chimnie• of hie premiere. . SEW attended in support of the claim. One el the He Minnie attach.. 4 to the station of Whit,o erearetweet said that on the 'ests of February last fee was called to dadasidamfa shop, and took with him • small en. l, disarm sod worked by bawl ; that he saw fire iesuing inen • chimney there. an d a sweep was in the kitchen raking out owe et the furnaces ; that he then *eta to the top of the hoer. head the snot alight in the chimney, and extinguished the lire by pouring two pails of water thereon. s 4 t; added to the above testimony that he perceived dame from the chimney just in the act of dying out ; that there wen • great number of sparks ; that this coatinned for ~'.out half an hour: rind that the engine was sent for. A man named Harcourt confirmed this, and said he • glad to fetch the engine, which enabled him to awls • 41:11ing. the price always paid far making • " I lefrMdisat, in reply to this evidence, contended that there had riot been say actual Are : the fact was that he had • :de ini b. ikr , and although the chimney was swept rega -1 once a mantis, .puke would at tinges be emitted from The., were. bounce, so indistinct as only to be seen is Light weather. There was sot say danger to bi: o z - healed from such • trivial circumstance, which he ovoidal. . . %I r. Beard put it to the court whether be bad not proved • ••iAio, to award oe the p irt of the fire brigad e . Mr. Knot, after eons questineing. oheerred that he felt •dne difficulty in coming to a decision. Was it always Air the 'wises wheu fire was seen issuing fros • Imola, ! If so, there were eumberloes instances of such c , inneited with factories that had fallen under his own ~ 'eetratien. us which, to the bort of his belief, the goodies Aid nit been entertained. AU ysssow roust know that it us. r.ornmon to observe even dasss issuing free factory rbu and it was not to be swypeord that a claim of award be established, biome say idle penes Woes to nee after a seam for the she el Wearing a well asteutv. ele would, however, remand the bear* fer the atteolairoe of snow skillet wow taw lam matter. OPENING Of TN, WOW SOIMANT RAILWAY MOW TAI YYny M WATCHIT.-08 Thursday the opium, a the Mane hoe took place. The saw has of rail, whisk le about 15 mil es is keg* ma through a inset of eevadrurielt quality, rod varied in it. egraulteral preduells, 71te pi* eiPul pima pones. sia whose vicinity the lime ad Pike Any are elation% en Ltileard. Ourullidkbei lleathdidd, 111speebror, aid WakehoL ICIDAT. N. Br 11•131.17170 N.N.W., • gale. Ireland.-9 W. to N.N.W. or N.E. • dross pls. Central.—W. to N. or N.L, MONDAY. N.E. to N. W., stew*. N.NLto S. W.,atrong to freak N.E. to N.W., strong to fresh. LN.L to N. and N.W., strong. - strong. Coarl—E.N.ll. to N. and N. W., 'trona to a gala N. Engtand.—W.W.W. to N.N.W. N.N.E. to W.N.W., strong to or N.E., strong to a pia trait. LIPLANATION. 11. 77 -9oronotor corryeted and Metal to At skaasika 1!" level : each II bet, of vertical ries, awls. about marimadraith et as Inch dimiantion . and each le de/., above id dig, main nearly threabeadrolthe inereme. a—Exposed thermometer le shade. M. —llloisteaed • ler evaporation and der puha,. D.—Direetlon al triad (take-two points kft of map. mac. I.—Pere (1 to If—operated). C..—Cland (1 top). I.— : h. bias d 7: a delve (detached); R fog: b. hall 1. 11 Pal Y : mi t " r 2 aaCf) ; oomaili :r. rain a. mom I. thunder. whin. or ea ew. or bah. Mire last report. la Maim cad deahaall. 6.—liewilidarileam (1 to S. L—Calm. W. (A ffienmunt) learn, with much regret, that the Portland Gallery Exhibition of Pictures, after struggling kr many years with great difficulties, his et Latour:embed, sad will not be open this year. From some private communications we have received, w ( dna! sad Nary Gextee)regret to learn that all does sot go as well as could be wished at the Royal Military Academy at Woolwich, even under the new rules and manaterriest. - - The Lord Mayor was yesterday examined by the Commas committee on the subject of extinguishing Ms in the metropolis. ilia lordship stated his opinion that the present fire-brigade should be increased four-fold; that it should be a body independent of the police, under the control of we officer, and the whole governed by a ooni missioo, of which the fire insurance offices should appoint some of the members, in return for their oostributioa of 25,000/. ► year to the fire brigade, which his lordship would insist on their continuing to pay. He suggested that • portion of the fire insurance duty should also be appro priated to the support of the brigade ; cad, further, that all housed saved from a fire which was raging in their sigh bourhood should be asesesed to some extent as salvage 120110,7. The Hog. sad Very Rev. the Dean of Lichfield has Lasky made aa additional donation of 250/. towards the resteradise anisilield Cathedral, makiag the masifweat sum al VAIL whisk imam cootributad towards that obLeet. BOAILD or Toogs. WaITmUALL, MARCH 28.—The Right Re.. the Lank of the Conamtlee el Privy Commit for Twig Iwo lesived Lew Ns dearelars of State far Taslip Maks, a copy et a homing mei order per =eisseses el womb conveying gees which may be W be speediest is their ships meaffests, to deposit - .am either the goods themselves or an " a .1 meney.—Gesette. - wirltl amm OWATI LIGATIIIIB.—A lady who recently died hi this tows baa left to her spiritual adviser and her physician Legacies of from 4,0001. to 3,0001. earl. The Der. Dr. Drown amid Dr. Abenrosibie are the fortunate legatees. —Wins Afaiderd. RD:MARMON, THE Cleutnneelai Tuners-Pura.—We have to assesses the death of lir. Joseph Riebardsos, the mimed flautist, who sapired, after • bag Ohm; I. Landea. an iranday Wt. His first - awe in pstiiii wee mods many years ago at Yorkshire. whits he was • same youth, and be displayed, eves at that age, nos • mad over the flute, that the late Fail Pitewilliun booms brapatres, and enoouraged him to mike mode his profeeden. He vapidly made his way to the gm nor lostrumentelielik end at all the Leaden and r=eseserra, espesially those of the late IL Jellies, wore in combat requisition. A few years since be einsised se appointment in the Quota's Fifteens band, white ill-bealth. • short time ago, compile , d him to resign. If. wee a man of kradly disposition, at deserved eminence in his art, sad his death will he widely reprinted among his brethren, and his own nearer circle of sorrow nes.—Zes. GMAT OITORD AND CARIMIDoIt BOAT Sect —The isforseaties we have received on thin interest ing west piste otiosely in favour of Oxford. It Is said that they are rowing in good time, and with much power, while report does not chronicle the efforts of the Cambridge men eis favourably. It is said that there is a lack of se lleisat power in the boat, and the time can hardly be expected to be perfect with the changes in the rape est have been deemed necessary. There is yet nearly a fortnight left, bet tint ie rather • short time to compensate for etyma& debeienoi. The Oxford mew is precisely the sante se wWn we gave the list a fortnight ago, bet in tM Cambridge Messrs. Readied and Chamblee have been superseded by Memo. Caret and Comton, not in their praise places in both mesa, but with sl p it* Cerst, however, talc* No. 1 in lien ai Maneford. The crews are expected to take up their quarters at Putney on Saturday next and the following Mos day, and will then practise over the water Intended for the meted, the course, as usual, being thence to the Ship at Mortlake. We need not say to those who wish to get mosey on with any prospect of MOONS that they most be up with the lark, sod see the doings in the trials, although trial; be it observed, are not undeniable teats of what may absolutely occur in a race ; still ritty of action, style of rowitt l i ei l 4 many little things tly observed, may lead • brad man to • tolerably just conclusion. The race be elected about half-past 12 on Saturday week neat, the 12th of April. —Era. Tar IRON-PLATE Comarrres. —The report of this committee Is now in print, but not made public, and from the few words which its chairman, Captain Sir J. Dalrymple Hay, Bart, M.P., let fall at the meeting al naval architects as Thursday, we are enabled to coofirm the statement which we made on the occann • of the trials spinet Mr. Fairtnir' n's target at Sliciehiu7nese on Shrove Tuesday, that in reality then is no perceptible difference between the value as a misting median of the rolled and hammered plate. The tree secret of • good plate by either pacer is • careful manufacture and the employ ment of pod nee. Let our manufacturers bear this in m ind, and there will be no fear of any failure on their part The opens thus propounded by the committee is the malt most patient and lengthened labours.—Array and Nary Gaalte. Tess LATE FALL OF HOESEA AT HACKNEY. —The Metropolitan Board of Works having instituted an inquiry into the causes which led to the late fail of houses in Hackney, by which it will be remembered several lives were lost, Mr. Vulliamy. the superintending architect, yes terday pr esented to that board a report, in which be states : I have made inquiries into the circumstances of the case, and a personal survey of the build ings themeelvea After giving careful attention to the several points for consideration, in order to deter mine, if possible, the cause of the failure in the stability of the buildings in question, I considered the effect to have been produced by several causes, viz., inmates tire supervision on the part of the builder's fore men, and undue haste in executior works in such • critical situation. From the majority of the bricks used being of • very inferior description and quite unit for the purposes tar which they were applied, the mortar also being of • very ' inferior sand and imperfectly mixed, from the incomplete state of the roofs at the time of the accident, and the want of a proper tie between the front and back walls at the level of the several floor. and in the roof—the above stated causes, oombined with the vibration of the trains , peeing so constantly day and night, and acting upon hardly easeated works, the brick work being no doubt affected b,y ' the sadden changes of the temperature , and the 'sca ff olds and roof being over-weighted with men and materials— ' all mooted a movement, and caused the front wall to bulge ard felL" VULGAR LIKING TOR NArI4LOI3B NITRIC. —The . i-, a a ei U St . 11 tii: ITI ~~~ - - shoe of people who form the balk of the hospital papule. - lies have as almost Oriental reoeration for " physic Cr " and really seem to be grstilieal in exact propo etios t o Nos mooslatiable flavour. Pill% as a rule. they despise ; = Goy detest, these articles not c o m i ng under the tires of " physic" '• stuff ." but the trosansot tires they have the greats ;t respect is • plod draught, dark-coloured to look strong, plenty et it, sod horridly nasty. They like to feel that Justice is done to ilex, and they are not put off with weak sad losisins nobodies. As an example of this feeling may be and tabs IMO of one of the large gaols, when the poi. lowwfts tba s 4fectir well, had got into as increasing themselves ill and wanting medicine. MNat the number on the via-list was daily mug sad knowing perfectly well that the men were bale, but wished to shirk their daily teaks, Nos enessee—at that time new to this line of business— women./ to disgust the feigned sufferers by mixing the ma* solosous &sights that the druggist's shelves lOW 11111114. Bat, to Ids astonishment, the remedy had inastly iii opposite elect. TN men were charmed with the raollsiro—sed end Moog lance's stuff, and no sham shoot 11, Old& tee mold loin for a fortnight. At last the hodisiestit lamed( of changing hie tactics, and, yslesi al doantlia, put the patients on a course of pills and Ism The effect was magical ; the sick list was y sroosdsd ; all the men M the sick room recovered, sod no *thin woe into it.—CornhiU Magazine for April. M. lii et. I U SHARE LIS2&-(THIS DAYJ Tin Vetoes. In the railway share market to-day attention is chiefly occupied with the settlement. The tons is heavy. A reduction of k to ma=has taken place in MWlan • and Yorkshire, South and Eastern Counties stocks. London North Weaken stock is now quoted 921 to 931 ; Great Western, 74 to I ; 127 8 1 to 128; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 107} to ; Caledonian, 1111 to f ; South ; Eastern Counties, 681 to IS'a ; and Great Northern, 1114 to 1161. Lombardo-Venetian Railway Acres are quoted 19.18 to 1 11-16 prem. Great Luxembourg and Sambre and Meuse railway shares have advanced. OIDINAIT BILULIIII AND ROCCA. sh.INI BALIWAYS. IM a Z imaL L 411 ; Marva/ saa IVO sad Tram ItaksAissertell.d.C !nd Resew sM B estisa.. .... —l.lm Oset - -.1 107;;e7r1 Do. • I A De alto bp. Is "WWI Debits sod a. le T Se oo Dasel.,Peelb, bat Driars Aul eattse Usgamt, Wok A Molt Ind 'Wolk — FWD and Jam ddinbuerSeienecre Madero Dundee =saws kepi ef Ileedleed Gresi Northers Pat Am north. gra Waders Oa' wee. ' lariaiim. UMW, Imobaapl Msetwell 1MW 111D.1 4,16 Wadm. i go IN SOO "1"1- -- •••• .1. Do. a .., ires.Dmlg.. 4/147•Lys. Catir" _ all Ihweril• sadi • Nowa limkWilentp. 114 110 li• =MN& an lia* Dorm Ball. &D. firLSAleas. 4 - 7" Tat..... Da. 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Z 086064 1'46 141. 11000 16.119.0111000. .-09.0. 141 111 lIN ' Iran laismes Loll le Ipa N 14 04 di - 0 i N N MONEY IitIREET.-(THIS DAY•) Two o'CLocz. The funds show increased heaviness to-day in anticipation of the introduction of Peruvian and other foreign loans. Consols have sustained a fresh decline of I per cent. English railways, in which the settlement is in progress, are likewise rather weaker in some instance/. Belgian railway shares continue to rise. _ _ . The scrip of the New Turkish Loan is rather lower, at 24 to 24 prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69fr. 65c., being 1 per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 924, 1, and 4, for money. The present quotations are 931 for cash, and 934 to f for the 10th of April. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 924, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 4,4; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 77f ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1084, 1, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 10041 ditto 1864 or 1866, 1001 ; Five per Cent. " enfaoed " rupee paper, 103,11, Exchequer Bills, 17a., 20e. prem. Foreign stocks are dull, with a drooping ten dency. Turkish are flat ; the Loan of 1854 being quoted 834 to 84 ; and thatof 1858, 701 to 71, ex div. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brasilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 92f ; Buenos Ayres Six per Ceuta., 92 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1014 ; Italian Ave per Cents., 66 (exchange 261 r.); ditto Five per Cents. (Ma remmana Railway) Scrip, 4 die. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 341, ; Moorish Scrip, 61 prem. ; Russian Four-aud-a-Half per Cents, 951 ; ditto Three per Ceuta., 1869, 62 ; Sar dinian Five per Cents., 811 ; Spanish Passive, 181 ; the Committee's Certificates, 64 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 841 ; ditto for account, 84, 4 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 711, 704 ; ditto for socount, 704 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1024, 103. HALF-PAST Two &awl. Consols are quoted 93} to I, both for money and the account, being about the same as at 2 o'clock. The list for the new Turkish Loan of 8,000,0001. was closed yesterday at 2 o'clock, in accordance with the advertisement. Undiminished eagerness to subscribe was evinced to the last. It is understood that the aggregate of the applications is about 35,000,0001. Great efforts are being made for the prompt return of their deposits to unsuccessful applicants, the number of whom will doubtless be large. The arrangements for the allotment will probably occupy at least a week. We understand that a Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan for about 2,000,0001. will speedily be introduced into the London market. The ar- rangementa for it are nearly ootnpleted. Gold to the amount of 30,000/. was taken to the Bank yesterday. The Borussia, from New York, bas brought 20,0001. for England and 31,0001. he hasee. is - tili - W 6 - PA owl 10-7"le Si. IS I. SI. SAW SS. IS. S. Se 4000 I,oi iiiiil ii:iail WOOW OO ea limo twou aim ^ice Kee 11.0 N 116174 MN 11 - lA's , !Amp MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciocx. The mining market is quiet today, the amount of business being limited, as usual ou Saturdays. East Caradon shares are quoted 33i to ; Marke Valley, 91 to 10 ; and Wheal Ludoott, 34 to f. Other mince are very quiet, attention being directed to the settlement. United Mexican Mining shares are heavy, and are marked 7i, 7, and Great Northern? Copper have been <lan in at dis., Lina 4, and Scottish Australian at 2 to 21. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Tim market ill steady. Town tallow is quoted 465., net P•kasbang Y. 0.. out the spot, 46e. ; Yank 465.; Apt to Jane, 46e. ; July to flaptembar, 46a. 6d.; October to December. 48e. 3d., "buyers." MAIM AVERAGIIIL—Town tallow, 465. 6d.; fat 1 1 ditto, 2s. sgd.; yellow Russian, 471. 3d.; malted etu6, 375. ; rough ditto, Wm ; tallow grooves, 16s. ; good dregs, Th. EMErrHITICLD HAY MARK ET.--(rau; DAY.) Xmas. Harm ood Easton report trade slow, at last day's prime :—PrWo meadow hay, 70s. to 808. ; supe rior ditto, Sis. to 96a. ; libido,. ditto, 40s. to 50a. ; rowels, 50s. to 70s. ; dower, old, 80a. to 110 a. ; ditto, raw, second oat, 80a. to 100 a. ; stirear, COVENT OARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Vegetables sonainve to to well supplied. Broccoli is plentiful and good, sod ?TWA leCtsoes, endive, peen peas, artichokes, p = o and vary horn carrots may now be not shared in prios since our Let report. Amon ars few examples of good table sorts. Good are still searos, and are fetching high primes, m i t a & paps. Oranges are cheap. New steawbiniss may now be bed. Potato trade heavy. Cut dowers chiefly consist of orchids, Chinese primulas, camellias, hyacinths, violets, cinerarim, migno- nette, and roses. 110!!. Pine Apples, per lb., to 14 Grapes, per lb., Its to lle Strawberries, per ex, 16. ed. Pears, per doz., Os to Ifs Apples, per doe., Ls to to ,perr 100, 64 to 12s Loom, p 100, es to 101 Null. Cob, per lb., 41 to As 6d Wilma* per 100, 24 Br ou per bundle,le Is; id Faith beams, ism 100, Se to de Green Peas, p. e Us Cabbages, p. don, le td 10 le 01 Potatoes, York psi ton, 100 e to „ Flukes, do., lies to 150 e „ Rocks, do., 80a to loos Cape do., Me to 904 Turnips, per bunch, Y 1 to ed Carrot., de., ed to ed Spinach, per sieve, 2s to 41 ed Cucumbers, each, is Id to Is iAsurs. Artichokes, each, Id to Id Bast, per dos, la Od Wiry, par boodle, Is 4ldto Ts Onlons,tritlng.' p. ave., 4s Sd I per bundle. Ts to Is Seakale, per pun., Is to ft Od Shallots, per lb, lid to la Garlic, per lb, id to Od Sadly", per scam Is Id lionsr,perban.,lstld to as lieshroomia p.pott.,ls ad to had Parsley, pet la bunches so , Ss to 4S Barbs, par beach. Id ad PROVINCIAL SNARE MARKETS. 11•11011:1111TIR, MAWR 26—Prtees were rather lower, and there was a quiet market. Gent Luxembourg, nee amount 131-16—Grand Trunk of Canada, 344: next account, 361—Greali Western of Canada, next account, 17 7-16—tancashire and York shire, 1061 next account, 106—london and North Watery next account ki 31 ,t—Manchastor, and Lincolnshire, next account 431—Ditto, Redeemable Preference, 11-16 p.—New York and kris, 331—South Sestina, next account, 84—Dfstric7 Bank, in IT p—Bask of Manchester, 21 p.—London and South Western. 1001. Stan:MG/lAN NUMMI Us—South Staffordshire Railway shares were Bold at 10 Worcester and Birmingham Cans! at Ili , Bir mingham Wakrworke (B shared), at 40. A, ex dlr.: and Gloucester Weakens, M if p. Dims were buyers of Goa shares at 144. and sailers at 1441; buyers of li ß ta ir rfol ham hire Gas at 100 : and buyers of Stone:edge and Kidderminster Bank at 101. Market moderately arm Murree Rgrergm The traffics reoeipte of rail ways in the United Kingdom amounted, for the week ending March 22, on 10,124 miles to 470,1871., and for the onrospoo d tog week of lut year on 9,875 miles to 492,3441., showing ars increase of 249 miles mid a dew's'. of 2/,1571. The gross receipts on the follow* 1.4 railways amountatil e tk= gate on 6,617 miles to Mk 71.11., and for the e week of 1861 at 6,458 miles to 360,8821., showing an increase of 159 mile* and a decreased 24,1711. The de crease on the Eastern Counties Railway amounted to 1,5631. ; on the Great Northern to 2,6351. ; on the Great Western, to 1.9191. ; on the Lutoubire an t{ Yorkshire to 4,427/.; on the London and North-Western to 4,4421. ;on the London and Brighton to 9311.: on the London and South-Western to 2,1611. ; on the Manchester, Sheffield, sod Lincolnshire to 2,0941.; on the Midland to 1,561/. ; on the North-Festern to 2,8021. ; and on the South- Eastern to 9121.—total, 15,4471. But from this must be. deducted 1,1191., the Weems oa the Caledonian ; 471. on the Great Southern and Western ; and 1101. on the North British—together, 1,2761. • leaving the de crease, as above, 24,1711. The goods iind mineral traffic on those lines animated to 206.14111., and for the cor responding week of 1861 to 222,9861., showing a de crease of 14,8381. The mostpt• far pasegem. PUusls, he., amounted to 148,5631., against 157,8951. eboung • decrease of 9,333/. The balk reesipte as 85 other lines amounted, on 3,507 miles, to 113,4719., and for the corresponding week of kit year ea 3,417 miles, to 111,4621., showing an imams of 90 miles and of 2,014/. The falling off io the Waffle of the past week as compared with the correspond* period of 1861 is con siderable in the goods, mineral, and pamenger traffic of the great lines, tamed amaranth' by the d on of trade in the manufacturing districts. The teabio receipts of the pad week show a demises of 4,0581. as compared with those of the preceding week ending the 15th inst. STANDING Fiaa.—We find in the Baden Journal the followtog communication from one who has recently been in battle :—" I do not *pose I have much physical or moral courage, but the sensations under fire, ridging from my experience, are differed from what is expected. A reasoning man at int helm alarmed, and his impulse is to run away ; end if bashes no reason to stand, be probably does ran ; bat at sash expossua he grows less timid, and after bearing emister and grape about his ears a dozen times, begins to think he is not destined to be hurt. Be still feels issesey. perhaps, but the danger becomes fascinat ing, and, though be &met wish to be hit, he likes to have narrow escapes, and so voluntarily places himself in a pod- Coo where ho can incur more risk. After a little while he begins to reason the matter, reflect' open the doctrine of probabilities, and how much powder and lead is neoesearily wasted before any man is killed or wounded. Why should he be, he thinks, so moth more unlucky than many other people? and be soon can hear the whizzing of bullets with a tolerable degree of equanimity, though he involuntarily or tries to dodge the cannon bells or shells that go t e o d w i Cg around his immediate neighbourhood. In the after noon be is quite a different creature from what be was in the morning, and involoaterlly smiles to see a man betray the same trepidation which De himself exhibited a few hoots before. The mere he is ammed to fire the better he can bear it, and the timid being of to-day is the hero of to morrow, and he who runs from danger on the first battle field will run iuto it oa the out, and court the hazard he ones so dreaded. Thus mange, es it is styled, is little more with most men than custom, and they learn to despise what has often threatened without causing them harm. If wounded, they learn wounds are less painful to bear than they had supposed, and then the doctrine of probabilities teaches them once more they are less liable to be wounded again. So the mental mem goes on until the nerves become by degrees the subjects of will, and he only fears who has not the will to be brave." SOCIETY OF A PICTURE—III your chamber bangs a picture of one whom you never knew, but whom you have long held in tenderest regard, and who was painted for you by a friend of mine, the Knight of Plympton. Sbe com munes with you. She snake on you. When your spirits are low, her bright eyes shine on you and cheer you. Her innocent sweet smile ix a caress to you. She FRIDAY EVINING. never fails to soothe von with her speechless prattle. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to 94 for Yon love her. She is alive with you. As you extinguish the 10th of April, opened this morning at the same your candle and turn to sleep, though your eyes me her not, is she not there still smiling ? As you lie in the night awake, and thinking of your duties, and the mor quotation, and closed at 931 to I. For money the rain as with a remorse, the cra ckling Ire gashes up for last price was 931. The official business report row'. inevitable toil oppressing the busy, weary, wakeful is as follows :— Three per Cent. Courols, for moment in the snits, sod s he is there, your little dean money, 931, L it, I, I, I, I ; ditto, for sccoun' teem Maiden, smi lin g with her sweet eyes ! When MOOll is (April 10), 931, 1 ; Three per Cent .. Reduced , do aren when ose is i re ti e out, when not curtains are drawn, ti ten o li n ds though invisible, ° present and r smiling still ? Friend, the gl 928, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 921, i t ; New Two the time were drawing near when it shall he given to men and-a-Half per Cents., 771 ; India Five per Cent. Ueieen One aro round about us. D ees it no t seem iis i f to behold the ?—Cornkil/ Maga- 'tine for April. Stook, iosg, i, i ; ditto Four per Ce nt . Deben tures, m tures, 1864, 100, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 24 e. prem. ; Five A NNW ILEMOBTATIC. —The various remedies per Cent. " enfesed " rupee paper, 1031, 103 ; now M tlen fer etenieg • 00 1 3 hale flea of Moo though nos equally applicable to all came, and any addition to ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., losg, 1 ; Bank generally active enou g h .instance , lunar caustic, (maim. latterly, a plant, called Peagawar Jamb& (Pales Stock, for account, 2351, 234. the list at snob remedies is always acceptable to the pro ne India Five per Cent. Stock improved 1, clueing at 1081 to ii. Moth), has been brought over from Java, which pos sesses e xtraordinary luencest&tio qualities. It is a kind of Exchequer Rills were rather firmer, at 17.. to f em , yielding s . mass a delicatefilamentsso light . 4 20.. preen. flexible as to be capable of Beatles a long time in the air. The foreign stock market was dull. Their colour varies. *acceding to their thickness, from • In the market forßank shares there was a further brownish gold hue to a grey black. Six grains of these filaments form a sufficient quantity to stop the bleeding of improvement in Bank of Egypt, and a decline in City Bank. National Discount, Red Sea Telegraph, g,,,,,i, y , an artery a twelfth of as inch in diameter. The sobstanoe such avidity for water, that it in soaked l and Anglo-Mexican Mint shares were all inquired through and sinks to the bottom of the vessel *R. isoataieing it in less then half a minute. If exposed to The cloning quotations foe shares in new un d er . hest, it exhales an ecopyreumatic perfume, and if it be sammos, 7 to} prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, cap n , ---,.." attraction, takings to-day were ma follows :—Ocean Marine In tonbutable to the rapidity with which ite filaments, acting by bond it explodes. Its styptic properties are witurally &twi litto 1 prem. ; Universal Marine, 211 to and thus cause its immediate uulation. Moreover, the dia. ; don and Provincial Marisa, par to 1 elasticity of these filament*, swollen by the absorptioo of &bomb the aqueous parts of the blood, rem • Mercantile Fire, 4 to I pre= ; p orn . the liquid, causes them to form a kind of it impenetrable mess Milan, ito }die . • hnianft Bank of advantages of this styptic over those already known London and Liverpool, 4 i to ' f prem. ; Rio Im- sr-the promptness of the effect, and the possibility of h o ledget which, &diacritic to the wound, keeps well closed. provements, Ito 1 prem., ex the paid-up shares • prodaoing the cosculam whets otter agents fail, as for in- Branch Railways, g to 1 prem. ; and Imperial ditto paid-up Aar", 1* to ll prem. ; India n 'hum, in caroinomatoas and scorbutic ulcers . Before using Bank, ito 1 prem. • to the wound, and a oomprees adapted over it. The styptics it It must be tritorated, a certain quantity is then applied , thus penetrates into the narrowest fissures, and instantly The new Victoria, Loan was steady, at 1041 to I. WASPS the desired *Eon. —Calignani. The bar silver by the West India packet was sold yesterday for India at 5s Id. per ounce, being IL below the price obtained for the previous supply. The causes of the heaviness of the market have already been referred to. Mexican dollars have receded to Ss. Old. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were again firm. The tendency of the rates on Paris is especially favourable, and, should the movement continue, gold will be attracted over from the con tinent. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.181 to f ; ditto, 3 digs, 11.161 to ; Rotterdam, 3 moetlas, 11.18; to f ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.52 f to 74 ; Homburg, me. beam throe moths, 13.84 to 1; Pans , 3 days, 25.271 to 321; ditto, 3 mouths, 35.50 to 5 ; Frankfort-os.thirMaine, 3 mouths, 1181 to 1194 ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 mootbs, 324 to f ; Pienee, eff. do., 3 teasel" 13.95 to 14.00 ; Trieste. if. 80., 3 m001it5,13.95 to 14.00; Madrid, 3 months, 481 t 04- Gediz, S months, 481 to 1 Leghorn, 3 months, 25.52it0 74 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.11 ; 2f to 74; Milan, 3 months, .524 to 741 Naples, 3 months, 404 to ; Palermo, 3 months, 120 to ; )taus, 3 months, 130 to 1 ; Lisboa, 90 days , to 53 ; Oporto, 90 days, 524 to 53. At Paris the money market is very easy, and the rateof discount in the open market is 3 per cent., or below the charge of the Bank of France. At Vienna the rate is 5 ; Berlin, 3} ; Hamburg, 2 Turin, 4i ; Brussels , 3 ; Amsterdam, 31 ; and Frankfort, 2 per cent. The Liverpool cotton market remains firm, but quiet. Tenders were received yesterday by the Cape Town Railway and Dock Company for Six per Cent. Debentures, to the amount of 27,0001 The minimum price was flied at 105/. Tenders were received for upwards of 45,0001. All the deben tures were disposed of at an average of 1061. The highest tender was 1071. 7s. 6d. The directors of the London Chartered Bank of Australia have elected their late deputy-chairman, Mr. William Fans De Solis, to the office of chair man, vacant by the decease of the late Mr. Duncan Dunbar. They have also appointed Mr. James Fraser, of the firm of J. and L. Fraser and Co., to be deputy-chairman. The Marquis of Tweeddale, late Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Madras Presidency, has joined the board of the Indian Branch Railway Company. Although the prospectus of the Imperial Bank (Limited) has been only three days before the public, we are informed that fully two-thirds of the first issue (1,000,0001.) of capital has already been subscribed for. The establishment of this undertaking is thus assured. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,1201. The Gazette specie statement for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz. : Imports of gold, 201,9401. ; exports of gold, 123,9764.: imports of silver, 80,61. ; exports of silver, 313,4381. . _ 1. MI IA 8 i e es Ira .1 le a le 111 as 4 " kap , . I las 2 - 1 ,mi l M i i i I ii 7i7 i ut ni fa le U 1 404 US W 43 46 $ 1 11 13 L W tek 1 7 $1 " 4: . 1 &MS n SL lta $ U 14a. 3 Lice. AL 34. 43 Pik 4 3 6 : 15 Par 11 66 6 3 34 UAL ft. 13 31 Ma I 6 • ni 14,441, • 14 Ili ,r — l4 11 s so 41 : 66 4 US ZS GO LSI 3 1 1 4 1 • 14 14e 1 7 17 LS M NIX It. rs• htiii wall w• ... ni nt si-2i en i . em} - SO Si i II i i I I 11l wi - iwFe s~ is 3