The Express. — London, England, 1862-03-04 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Oral Or].) ri4O tAVEWN INDUCTOR r. WALLIN AND OTHS/1/4.- -JVDONZNT. This was as application for letters of administration lbs estate sad effects of tiophia Carel, or Dellis wlso bad died iateetate. It will be remembered that use David Driffith Jones, • practitioner of belropatly sad homeopathy, bad tendered • will j,., rebate, bet the jury had found against the ia ,,,uumat, mil the doctor had afterwards been sentenord to rear's irerisiniment for perjury committed at the trial Tile queen • Priator had then applied for ailmiontriitimi on t r half of the crown ; but the defendaota bat since appeared, mid haven/ desist the guess's Proctor's allegatios that the lateitate was • bastard, alleged that they were her cosine Braman. TIMI Queen's Proctor had therefore prayed that they should be ordered to set oat their pedigree ermewell now gave judgmest on the point, sad riled that the pedigree moat be tarnished. col'ltT tW BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Co'—.'ethaisie Evans.) IN RP PARNA HD AND IMMENTHALL.—JUDOWENT. The iftokrupt., braid and trimming manufacturers, et .... r ode, recently applied for their order of discharge. Honour now gave judgment. He Mid —ln this ease tie. rousted the application of the hankrupte—. pai r ts.. i.e they alleged that the bisakrupts had obtained ▪ by fraudulent representations , ; 2odly, because they in accomnitslAtton bills and :billy, because they in rash and hazardous sraculatioos It appears by tb o , salesce that the bankrupts books were well kept, and Oat they carried on a successful business until • short tsifore their bankruptcy ; that their ineolvesey ansen from their having sent • very large quantity et to America, consigned to a person of the same et I the brother-in-law of the bankrupt Bummed. support of the first objection witness state that the b a hi.ropt Barnard had procured goods from them, stating th a t he wanted them for home business, andthathe after ...rd. sent them to tmeriea. I do not think the sufficient to support this objection. As to tie se.s.u• .1 objection, it appears to me not sufficient muse to go the discharge according to " exp. Johnson ^ (4 11. 4;;,. p. 707). The third objection, that they were roily of rash and hazardous speculation, is founded os • the fact of the shipments to America. At the time that the goal' were sent to America it appsan that the bankrupts bad • coosiderable surplus ; and if the proceeds had ben remitted togas bankrupts, they would mot now be insolvent. These facts are admitted by the sesigoore allow* thee to par their bat examination. No evidence was gives to p r ose say fraud. The question foe my decision ap pears to be whether the speculation to America was lath And hazardous, within the 24th and 25th Vie., zaanpp 134. should hod it very difficult to come tai a °marks aa t o the moonier of these words. Ido not think it was a prudent speculation ; but I do not think that the legislators could intend these words to *stood to • as where the par ties were enivent at the time of entering into it. Bach d ao . es ought to be strictly construed. See "Ex parte Maroc." 13 lie Ger M. and G., 502). I shall, therefore, peat the discharge. (Before Mr. Commissioner lfolroyd.) IN or THE .ARALDINI 111111INIti COMPANY (LIIIIrXD. A petition for winding up had been presented, this Ira the day appointed for the bearing. Mr. lain. appeared in thwart el the petition, and ellatsd that he represented both credits,, sad contribukories. One of bin chostit, a Mr. Hopped, was deeply interested, beteg a holder of sayeety-five - 101.11. thane. The winding up order wa. prayed on the potted that three-fourths of the capital bad hero bid or become unavailable, and that the directors were unable to supply the fuoda necessary for carrying on the blisiruia. Ilu Wooer obeerved that the whole of the capital, 25,000/.. appeared to hare been paid op. lama mad the claims galena the company were on 4,40 M. ; and the cootnbutoriee had a right to appeal teeth% court to pay the Orlin*, and then donde the balance &tempt them. No nee appeared on behalf of the company. It was stated that its operations had been carried ow somewhere in Aux• Ha Honour said it appeased that a voluntary liquidation had been slre.oly sot on foot. The seta of those liquidators must be wielded. aal oa those conditions he would grant the older for winding ap. IN Li 1111111111 LL AND ZLL/OTP. The bankrupts were auctioneers sad estate its. of Corehill ►nd ebullition. The proposal recestly submitted to tbr reubtors for peyieg lib. in the pound by instalment.' greed ..err three year. was now laid beta's the court and cuntarned. (More Kr. itairisirar Winslow.) in az SAL The bankrupt wue boohi er, of Warwick.lane, Pater noeter-row. This was the Ind sitting. The debts are etched at about 10.00 W., cad asset" suMciest for a dividend of or au Debts to the amount of 4,00 W. were proved ; and Mr. Hodge, of the 6rm. of Spalding and Hodge, whelmale etatsowees, Drury-lace, and Mr G. A. Thonirwon. leper egret, of queenhithe, were chosen trade seognee". 11.-an. Lawrence, Smith, and Fawdon are the 'elicitors under the proceedinp. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Were the Roosisba) !lend °mop, tn, and Gawps Sill, 111, was deemed with eisalieg fifty-ma sovereigns. the d James Brown. Mr. Metcalfe peueecuted, aid Mr. 'Mon defended the pia Mr. Metcalfe, is egoism the nee, briefly stated the facts, sad it appeared that the prosecutor k , t a stationer's shop sad money order ollke, at 68, LeolsoWl-street, and too the Nth of February the primer Hall went into the shop sad Wad Ws. Brows, who was &loos at the time, for a sheet of paper to wrap sonsethieg up in. Ile w served with the papaw, sad a fro =Mutes after be returned and said he waited a larger @beet There were several customers is the shop on the second occasion, and Mrs. Brown told hint to go to the other end of the shop, and see if be mold fled a larger sheet. After the customers were served, eke went down to attend to the warmer Hell, and while doing so she heard a noise, riming 11..1. Lead IS, the prisoner George 'tending • the counter. I. awing over • partition, with • bowl which contented efty via sovereigns in hi. hand. She immediately rushed after bhn, sad caught him just a. he was about to go out of the door. He struggled very much to get away, and a cus tomer happened to be entering the shop at the time, met sceieg the struggle, arid some gold strewed about the polled, shut the tour and enured it on the osteide, and waited mitil as officer came op. Gloom, in theinsaawhile, senior that he null it get out, espied some el the ens tests of the bold into the east pocket of Hall, who all this while was standing perfectly quiet, giving no anieleese on either side. Evidence wee abet adduced which proved list the primer* were coagulant oreripenioes, and had beam sego together shortly before the occurrence. /kith ;reamer. were found Mealy, and seatenad to 18 months' impriaonmeet. THE M %RV LEMON E MURDER. At the sitting of the court Holm Qreil, 71, aad rionses C ..r , Ira 'ham P•0.«/few, and flows' Wa/•A were placed at the bar to p1e.41 to the coroner's ioquisition, which charged then, with the wilful murder of John Wiocott. They were also rimmed epos as indictment with the men giugliter of the some person. The whole of the prisoners pleaded act pilty. The prisoner Henry quail was subsequently placed at the sr by himself to take his trial. en Mr. (kipper cooducted the prosecution, and Mr. Sleigh defded the The fade. :trireme will be fresh in the recollection of the public The deesesed Mr. W incott was • butcher carrying on his business in South-street, Maralebooe, and it appeared th a t ori the 3nl of February a man in his service was engaged in bowling a cart with boats at his master's d o or, when the prisoner and three other men, all of whom were Int...intte.l, tame up. and they iuterfered with the de ceased's servant, and took some of the bones out if the cart. The owner of the bone cart at -I..nipted to prevent them from doing this, and the prisoner srrl his companions then became very violent sod endeavoured to strike him, and he re treated into the shop to get out of their way. The prisoner and his companions followed him, and deceased came out of his hack parlour and tro.il to fore them out oi the shop. The pri. rarer then struck him, and be retnreed the blow. and the prisoner neut.-lied op a knife and stabbed him in the genie, and lie endeavour..l to indict a wood stab, but he was seised lo s perwin named Shea, and the knife taken from him. While this ear g o ing on come of the prisoner's nom ',stens called out to the prisoner to np up the dernsarol. when he exclaimed that he had been stable-dr Thew all went away and endeavoured to make then recane, Lot were followed arid given into custody. Ti. 1111114M.1 indietid upon the deceased was 01 a .1% frightful character and he died ion the following day. In envie...examination it was stated that the prisoner was a handworkins fist,, and that he had always conducted hiss self pesee a dl r down to the time of this transaction. (Tbis trial was pencemiang nine ear report loft. A double crime of a very unusual and desperate character was committed at Ottry, ow Stusday morning. ' It appears that the timely of a farmer were avowed early is the morales In consequence of their barns being on fire. ...1 erokt the whole of them were enpged in putties out tho fir., s.•rne scoundrels broke into the farmhouse, ual earned off all the property they could lay bands ea. The tire was a were destructive one. It is supposed, sad tot eareaseaahls, that the burglars first fired the bus la order to take elf the attention of the peopled the bare. Merurtrrtrrur FRILL HOSPITAL, DIVONSILISIS WAIL err.—Tbe number of pants selleval decay the week rdios March Ist wan i—lferbord, ; eareist 614—Seed, 2,1:M1, of whisk IC wen sew THE POLICE COUItTii (THIS DAY.) W SEIM I NSTER. ANNAULT UPON A CAMAS. Mr. James Briggs, a gentleman living is Rutland-street, was charged with relaxing to pay a cab fun and ammilting the driver, James Hart. Complaisant said that between one sad two this morning the defendant, who bad a female in his company, bailed 'complainant in Reseeketrviet, St. James's, and ordering the cab said, "Chock me down in Stanley-street." Complainant then drove him time, sod on his alioting, ddesidant put aomethkag in lie hand and said, " There is • sovereign for you." Oem pisisesot immediately re. that it was only a &Meg, and that he wanted mlzpensa awe, am his fare wee , _Defendant rafieed to pay him, apes trierr . demanded his name and address, sad defendant ppvs his name, and said he lived in Rutland street. t thee walked away, and complainaat followed Mu. when on a sudden defendant invited him to deseend from his box and fight, and u po n his declining to do so strtsek him with a stick, and wounded him in the bee. A oolieemaa said that he beard the complainant demand ing faro, and saw the defendant strike him with a disk in the fans. l'ayeter inquired what wee the distance that com plainant had driven. The police replied that it was clearly an eighteespwray fare. Defendant, in reply to the charge, urged that be was grossly insulted by complainant, and on struck him. Complainant persistently &rated the abuse. Mr. Paynter said the case was clearly made out, aad fined the defendant end 10s. costa THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 4, 1P62. PASSMO TORO= DANK OF =OLAND NOTES. lkgisagia Cole, • shoemaker, residing at 2, Brunswick. street. was charged before Mr. Barker with uttering • forged 51. Beek of England note to Mr. William Tithed, oll,ludd street, St. Pane - ma Mr. Thomas Wakelingoolicitor attended for the prisoner. The prisoner went to Mr Tittc44, who carries ea busiares as so undertaker. sad asked him to cheese the note is question. ?hie Mr. 'lltfoni declined to do, but told him to take it acmes to the postmaster opposite. This the pet mow did, mad returned, saying that if Mr. Tit ford would put his name on the note the post master would chang e it. As Mr. Titford had buried the prisoners mother-io.law • short time back he put his name on the note, the prisoner telling him that he had received the Dote from the pomp whose name was on the hack, vie., " Benjamin Cole. 20, South. smptonatreet, Ruasellagoare." The note was yesterday returned, marked " forged," and when the prisoner was given into the custody of Police-sergeant Gam. coigne, 10 B. he said he had received the note from • MY of the name of Smith, who re sided at the above address. The sergeant had ascer tained that se ma of that name resided there. He after wards said that • visa bad asked him to change the Dote, and lad_paid bin for doing so. Mr. Wakelleg eedea that the prisoner bad acted honk Me in the matter, sad asked for his discharge. Mr. Barker reminded the prisoner for a week, and re fused to swept hail. LAMBETH. A MILT'S!! OINT MITI= SULU. Efiza Wrils;;ll;s7iAorp, • fro: n aps", with an infant was in her arm, breeght on chasged on suspi cion with steams • marble coach sad three dream, found is Ina pommies, and of which she could not give e satidactcory MOM& The primmer la the drat instance was taken into custody on a charge el creating a disturbance at a public•house out of which she bed been turned, and when brought to the station-boom sod questioned as to how she became pos sessed of the property found in her possession, her account was so unsatidactory that she was charged on the police sheet en suspicion of stealing it. laspector Bond informed the magistrate that the primmer was • notorious thief, and had been frequently tried for plate and other robberies, and he had no doubt whatever she had either stolen the articles found in her paseaiaa or got them improperly, but they had not since her Last enemies non bees able to Bad out so owner for them. There wee tine to be considered that they were just such articles as she would obt•in for telling fortunes, as she was io the habit of doing, and the parties from whom she exacted them were not likely to come forward sad acknowledge their folly. The primmer stoutly declared the things were all hers, and called) tier landlady, who she said could swear to seeing her weer the dresses. The Ladled was swore, and to the prisoner's lithe appointmeat she had seen them before. The prisoner wee committed to the House of Correction for one months hard labour. WIATEIR RIPORT.-(THIS DAY.) Tommy, minas 4. . &IL 11. 1 1 L ill. A ilia L IL S. --.---- ----- --• Naas. .... lan IS I W.N.W. I b amoral ... na l n W. Lam lan U N. WSW= IRIS U , W.S.W. Mumma ILle n i n IL rowans..._ ISM II S. Gomm SISS IS n I. emus . lan Is W.N.W. !Itassowiiii Sue la W.N.W. t ItneooLitat - IRO SI In L.W. I=LSVseivel 7 lON n U ILL LW . • LSI— . 11479 IS n 16.0 IS N N. N Tomos= sus , a U ILL • tailsos lan n N.N.W. Is - WYSS ILO O U N.N.W. • 4 tosSISIMITS Poiduile...- ISM SS NI N. Is I Hanes essuses MINIM& WIDSIODAT. SISTISDAT. N Britsia.—N N . W. to N.L, N. le I, issisrate to SOL ass The following members compose the minority of 11 who voted last eight for Mr. White's motion, to reduce the number of the army by 10,000 men :—Mr. W. Cox, Sir C. Douglas, Lord Penney, Misers. W. Lawson, H. Lewis, D. Morris, G. Onslow, E. Potter, C. Seely, Augustus Smith, end Colonel Sykes. Tellers for the Ayes —Messrs. White sod W. Williams. Mr. Selwyn on Thursday will ask the Secretary of State for War whether it is the intention of the memo. I meet to enlarge the Military College at Sandhurst, and to insist upon a compulsory residence there of ell candidates for commissions in the army, or whether the offer made by the University of Cambridge for establishing military edit mike at that university will be accepted. We (Sussex Express) understand • project is on foot to close the proceedings of Pester Monday next by • greed dinner to Lord Clyde and his staff at t h e Pavilion. Several gentlemen have already given in their names as con tribetors to the expense of such a demonstration. In its last sitting the Chamber of Representatives of Brawls voted the Budget of the Interior, and adjourned to the 11th of March. M. Horace Vernet and Colonel de Spitzer, of the staff, have just arrived at Marseilles, in the Lownor, from Algiers. The Emperor of Austria went three mornings back to the machine manufactory of the Western Railway Company, at Vienna, to inspect the articles which the directors intend to send to the Universal Exhibition in THZ COSTER IN LONG FORD. —No election contest L on d on . Among them is a locomotive of great speed, bee taken place ie Ireland for many years that has melted se keen and ewers! an interest as that which will coathemor with four cylinders (a new invention), and another noises Laughed thin mom". The 1,,,,,,,f„rd jow.imi, for ascending steep inclines and for very sharp curves. which is • warm advocate of the claims of Col. Whits says: The ultramontaue party at Lyons have remitted have learned bola) with Peet pleasure that arum 300,000 fr. to the Papal government, the produce of Peter's the sweeping character or Major O'Reilly's address Lord Ltheerd has resolved to withdraw hie support from him - Pence. The subscription at Lyons for the benefit of the We US with delight this set of his lordship's tenantry to unemployed workmen has not yet reached that sum, and • support Colonel Luke White, they baring expressed a Lyons journal, after stating the fact, adds :—" We have at strong dears to do so, in a memorial numerously signed by Lyons workmen suffering from cold and hunger, whom the them, and forwarded to his lordship." The ma or, how ever, will command a large amount of supp o rt. Hi s agen t s • resources of all the charitable institutions are unable to re bees. How much distress and suffering might have been are fully confident of success, whilst those of the whig - dilate are far lees hopeful, ailel only expect to win. The relieved by the 300,0001 r. thus sent to Rome Orsoard family are giving active support to Colonel whits, The last accounts from California state that an awd a.tr imimm als° wwwi ii m e T e s trb l e p Z in "i ty. aid a some of the in. extraordinary emigration to the goldfields of British Co o• 1 mbia is expected to take place this spring. One steamer LUNACY Rsoirt.avion Brut, —The clause in this bill of the Lord Chancellor relating to medical evidence had just 'tiled from Sew Francisco with 500 passengers far and the limit of the inquiry is as follows :—" No evidence that destination. as to anything dons or said by each person (the alleged The manager of the Great Western of Canada lunatic), or as to his demeanour or state of mind, at any time more chair two years before the date of the commission, Railway reports that the product of the oil wells is used shall be receivable, nor shall the . opinion or conclusion of for all the signal lights along the line, in consequence of its any medical practitioner be admissible in proof of the in- brilliancy and cheapness, and that arrangements are io pro study of such person, unless in either we the judge or gram to introduce it at all the stations. master shall, under the special circumstances of the came, There is a manifest revival of trade in Paris. otherwise direct. The alleged lunatic is to be examined before the taking of the evidence is commenced, and at the Customers are becoming more numerous, and the sales close of the dlogs, unless the judge shall otherwise effected by manufacturers and shopkeepers are greatly In direct sad int s arunincel in Private, he will be entitled, creased. It is further said among the shopkeeper that the if be choose, to he also OSAMiOOII in public." CRYSTAL PALACI. —II is understood that Dr. demand for British manufactures has greatly diminished. If this assertion be true, it is not wonderful, for since the Kbakel, F.R.0.5., has made arrangements with the direc tors of t h e e ty m.! Company, to deliver a mama of opening of the trade every art has been practised to ithis- Monday loathes commencing March 6th, in connexion . pose the consumer against foreign produce. One fact ap with the Selma of Art, Science, and Literature, on the pears to be undoubted, which is that the French manufao oollectioes of resist art in the Crystal Palace, somewhat turers have made strenuous efforts by improved machinery similar In ohmmeter to a course recently delivered by him and ot h erw i se to compete w i t h t h e i r ne i g hb our .. with great mom at the South Remington Museum. The un b oun d e d reicur e e s o f th e Crystal Palace , and t h e ser i ous i Anew school for the blind has been erected in court+ in which certain of the lectures are to be delivered, the Brunswick-road, Liverpool, at a oast of about 3,0004 will afford the most invaluable illustrations of the civilise- The isle shim hi cotherion with the establishment was tioo, . awl social condition of the times, and will opened on Saturday, and the whole of the institute will be don ass render the course interesting as well as bonne. completed sad reedy for use by Easter, when it is proposed Mrs to hold a grand burr in aid of its funds. Ma SZWASD AND THZ LI VZSPOoL CHAMBER FONZRAL OP Da. REED.—The remains of this or Comagath—la c cesoting (through the Coifed Stat es venerated minister and philanthropist were interred re am:sal at Liverpool emend volumes on commercial subject. terday at Abney Park Cemetery. Previous to the funeral t o th e Liverpool her of Commerce, including reports tert4e being termed, • special religions service, not of the Secretary of State ea foreign commerc e , on torn- ducted by the Rev. T. &they and the Rev. Dr. Tidussa, merce sad aMptioe, and President Lincoln's message took Piece at Wycliffe Chapel, Commercial-rod &N IL with the seseespayhic documenta, Mr. Seward declares As • mark of sympathy sod respect numerous °feeble that the people, as weil as the government of the United and _gentlemen connected with the institutions founded Pates take • lively interest in everything which tends to Dr. w ere Meteht, desirous of testifying their pat athaserce (the commater of national friendships) upon for the dammed. • somad basis Snow &min.-811100A, MONDAY.•••••A somewhat The son of the owner of the Hirst silk mill, severe snow storm came on yesterday, about nightfall, and thisidisi MIR Coogletea, who is suspected of having set are to-day the entire ecnintiee of Northumberland and Durham • is the selablidiamoat, was rem:amused yesterday ou this are covered with • snowy mantle an loch or two thick. The but the prisoner was spin remanded One of the distant Cheviot hills an also draped in white to their bees Wisp whisk pee nos to the suspicion of the fire being It is probable that more snow may fall upon our coast the work of an isemoliary was that 2001 b. weight of China before night, for there is what sailor's call • duty sky in the I idlk was head bared beneath a slab in a stable not far oath-cart distant from the mill, and the evidence given yesterday GILT Noterneas HOSPITAL, HINO'S-010111.— directly implicates the prisoner in the act of buryiog the Number of patients for the week sodlag March 1, 9(16, of silk. which Si 9 w a s mew mom N. BritaiL—L.N.W. to N.I N. le I, fr tootitioralt, mom. IreleaL-N.W. to N.L, noir N.N.W. TOB4, MOM MW. One. Crated—N.W. to N.L, toodo- N. to E. not, with mow. L Osoll—N.N.W. to LN.Z., N. to Z., moderato to light, troth to otolorsto. L N.W. to N.N.L, N.N.W. to K.N.K., mount., Lrl to womioroto, snow in Mao Pima to 1.E., =Ma* moderate to 1L .CFPWA:rI(II!. —Borotootte ecrooa is St dot at moo us level etch 10 took o milled risk mooloti Yost esolmutivolllt at an inch diedeution ; sod oath 10 deg.. Moot IS doff, cawing eserly threirhendredthe Mamma 11.—ftwool ShAIDIMIA. In shade. It. —Moot/bed bulb (fee oreporotioo sod dor point.. D —DirecUrm of wind (tree—two potato I at ENV 9 —Fermi it to la—estimated). t;.—Used (1 to 9). I.—• b. blue e, dead. (douched) : R toe b, tan : liglitisllll (hazy) ; o. overcast (doll): C. rob s. mow t, thunder. It , rain -tall, or mom, se halt oboe lest report, In Inches and decimal& n.—aebdistarbance It to Ot. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (PT ILICTRIC NOTTINGHAM MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ENTRY FOR TRIAL STARR& O. mils and • quarter. byte:of Spain, Commander, Vartumna, Rom, Idirglip gams, Gavanin, Waatherdeo, sod Lady Derby. AU are bare. STAND PLATIC Half a Dills. Little LedyViCareax. iguidox, Dora, Akan, Co der, Humming Bird, Vigil, Bleeklaek, sad Virtuous& ere bare. NOTTINGHAM HANDICAP. One mile and a ball. Doneantar, Nightingale, Mier Eva e, Girard, Zoigari, Thunderstorm, Conundrum, Egyptian, Weatberden, The Arab, Harmony, end Queen of ftpviu are here. INNKEEPERS' PLATE. One mile. DOISCIIIier, Maid of the Misty Oeshadreat, Baoerdoe, Dora. Humming Bird, The Arab, Liberslity, and Blackloch ere here. OTHIR ARRIVALS. —Wynairtay, Nis Mary, Peealty, Lady Bird, Little Wooten, sad Tippler. THE COURT-MARTIAL ON CAPTAIN ROBIRTSON. The court-martial on Captain Robertson was matiassd ea Satuniay, and Lieutenant Hinton], who was called oa Friday, wee under examination for nearly the whole of the day. He stated that though he three times over refused to sign this " round robin" against the prisoner, as the major of the regiment told him it was illegal, he did ultimately gigs it, because the adjutant told him the colonel wished bim to do so. He believed the charges against the prisoner at that time, but be had since had roman to disbelieve them. He ex plained that if Captain Robertson had been induced to re sign then he would have got the step, as he was first on the list for purchase. His senior, however, was Adjutant Huron, and we may add it was previously proved that when the prisoner did resign the adjutant unexpectedly put down his name for wahine, and the witness Rintoul was consequently disappointed. Some farther evidence was given about the inutility, except for purposes of insult, of the prisoner riding with a backboard, and the court inti mated that after the defence was closed they would them selves summon Adjutant Herron to give evidence. The court, at its rising yesterday, adjourned to Friday next, to give the prosecutor time to flame his reply. SUBMAAINZ TELEOAAPH COMPANY. (rms DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of this company took place to-day at the London Tame, Bishopegate-street ; Sr JAXICB CLIIIIICRAZI., Bart., in the chair. The CliAlitilAX. in moving the adoption of the report, observed that he was sorry the amounts had not been pew seated to the shareholders in a more perfect form ; bat he mad the meeting that the accountant was in no ni -1 spa to blame. Having to refer back for a considerable period of time, he could not on this occasion attain that rah which wee desirable. The directors, there fore did eat propose to ea the pro :Motors to coefirm the accounts this day bat to investigate them thoroughly, and he bad so doubt that they would give the fullest setisfaction when they were next presented. The shareholders would see that the kale wee in a satisfactory state, the increase since the 31st of December being nearly 6001., which was a clear proof that the public were gladly availing themselves el cheap and rapid communication. The Belgian govern meat had renewed their comma* for the sea length of time as had been granted by the French authorities. This would prevent the only oared en the Continent where they might fa competition, and, re point of fact, they need not have any apprehension ea to opposition from FROM or Belgium for the nit thirty years. The honourable gentleman then referred to the proposed agreement with the Magnetic Telegraph Company, and said that as Mr. &undergoes, one of the directors, had betted • circular in opposition to that advoemeat, he (the chairman) thought it right to my that the Magnetic Telegraph Company were shareholders in this company to the attest of 'M,OOOI. Furthermore, tar shareholders had sabseribed some 30,0001. to this under taking, end there were, besides, indepeedent shareholders in both companies holding stock in the Submarine Company to the amount of 40,0001. mere. The chairman coneloded by moving that the report be received and adopted, and that the consideration of the accounts be adjourned rail after the completion of the investigation now being made into the theseist position of the company. Mr. BAMUIL Gnat, M.P., seconded the motion. Mr Sasinnson proposed an amendment, contending that the agreemeet with the Magnetic Telegraph Company was learsaint esat oppressive.—(This amendment was agar Meaumies whew our report left.] 'MARS L12113.-MllB DAYJ Two VOLooc. The railway share market ia rather inactive to-day, but firm. Where any alteration has oc curred it is in an upward direction. South Eastern stock is especially buoyant, having im proved A per cent. Greet Western and Great Northern have also risen 1, and Caledonian and Eastern Counties, k. In other respects there is no alteration of importance. London and North Western Stock is now quoted 94 to k, ex div. ; Great Western, rot to 711, ex div. • Midland, 1281 to 1291, ex div. ; Lenoashire and 'Yorkshire, 1051 to 1061, ex div. ; South Eastern, 851 to 861; Caledonian, 1071 to 108 ; Eastern unties, 56 to 1, ex div. ; and Great Northern, 115 to 116, ex div. _ — Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady, at 11 to 11 prem. Great Western of Canada are firmer. Grand Trunk, Great Luxembourg, and San Paulo oontinue in fair demand. ii:4 - eil !!.•:•I ie.iii MO WOO SAO SAO IMMO NOW 14000 10,000 MIIII6 NOW MOW MAN BZITIBH 1141111. - i i Mont G. Caii.=.) ri, Oars Dm ' . 31 666 616 it 60 OM . 6.1 i Wk. 11 ili. .. MS .. 60 .. 6,096 .. 1096 .. 1.616 .. I. .. t cia 11 0. 11. 18, 1ririd o tr a = arra Sorb Toler . • G. WY. Vie (Halslos) Omar& Hord a.loat Dow= lady liras Marks Vary Maragrat (llay Irma) ibryaay Irm Ore ... Sari Derr N. Imre (M) N. Wk. am ma Mew) Nara Wird Omar its Orr Prerairss U. Oce. les. 00. IL ;ft am). • t!. Ora Om Pap) . 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Saatotend all i - ,9.00 , 90 Do. do. - 60.000 1 'agrapi to ladle (L ) 1 4 dl. 4pm 1r...... 10 • lA :a t :Autism - ( VIM Iwo. 1 par } go a a - MMII lisbalm. U. 01111141 I a} 14 pm - s us. Lisiskss Ssi. i 1..). II II ot sna - 10.00 NS Van DMINIONI LIRA.. 004 9 10 94 MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLooz. The mining market is inactive to-day, the reduc tion in the price of copper just announced having a somewhat depressing effect. But Caradon shares are quoted 301 to 31 ; Wheal Grenville, 50a. to 525. Bd. ; East Bassett, 47 to 49 ; East Cam Brea, 111 to 12, being firm ; Tincroft, 10 to ; South Franoes, 95 to 100 ; Wheal Mary Ann, 15 to ; and Marks Valley 10 to 1. United Mexican Mining shares have not re covered from yesterday's fall, being marked 8 and 73. East del Rey continue in demand, and have been purchased at prem. Scottish Australian are marked 11 ex the new shares. A reduction of 41. per ton took place yesterday in the price of copper. Present quotations are reported as follows by Messrs. Sims, Willyams, Nevin, and Co.:—Manufactured copper, 11d. per lb ; tough cake and tile, 981. per ton ; beet selected, 1011. per ton ; yellow metal, 9d. per lb. The Master of the Rolls proposes on Thursday next to appoint an official manager of the North Wheal Exmouth Mining Company. UItDiNANY lIKAIND AND STOCKS. LILWATIL taum„ll•L4/144,5; VaL Uri. Jam An.• visa 1117111•4 Desks.lllstate linsisi mg Salsa —.. ::A1•11041T.i: Ds. II 1 p.s. 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QT.O p. o..len.tJuly 100 de. Op. & Apett go. 100 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL OORN MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) (raw[ on OM, 00111WITONDINT.) (DT 161111111 AND IRISH MAGIFIIIO TILIGRAPH.) Attendance at market fair. Moderate business doing in wheat and flour, and latices has slightly favoured sellers. Indian corn and brans steady. Oats and oatmeal unaltered. The arrivals moderate. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) &Inst.—The market has opened steadily, but no Wee of importatos reported by private contract, the trade awaiting the result of the large public mice. Refined firm at full prices. Comm—About 600 bags Rio have been sold at 50s. to file. for !nixed, and Ns. for good ordinary. TIIIA.—The market oontinues quiet. Rom—No sales reported ; but for common quality there is an inquiry at about previous prices. Rum is inactive. SALT - MIME. —At the recent decline there are sellers, but no buyers. Oorroe.—The demand continues active at firm rates. 1,000 bales sold. TALLOW MARIENr.-(THIS DAT.) The market is steady. Prices are quoted as follows : Town tallow. 46.., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C.. ou the met, 46e. ; Marsh, 45.. 9d. to 465. ; April to June, 46e. ; July to &par:usher, 46e. 9d. ; October to Deoember, 475. W. to 475. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY IdARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yon. Harm and Easton report trade slow at the fol lowing prima :—Prim meadow hay, 70e. to 80a. • superi or ditto, 144 a. to 95a. ; inferior ditto, 40a. to 504'. ; rowan, 50a. to 70a. ; olorer, old, 80a to 110 a. ; ditto, saw, second ant, OW. to 100 m. ; straw. 30a- to 354. CRYSTAL PALLOR - ONS INTUIT° DAT. -• MOIDAT, MAIM a—Admissions on paymest, 523 ; ditto by mom Maki* 388—total, 881. zcl al Ld 114 16 111. iiii _ YOU 1 1 106 I ad ad scl Oil ei - 14 .-• 14 zd 1014 11 1:11 i 101 e } ltit IN i 101 l Inii_ad MONBY MARKET.-(THIS DA ).) Two o'Cuma. The funds remain quiet, at the reduction of 1 per cent. which took place yesterday. little business is going forward apart from preparations for the monthly settlement. In English railways the principal feature is an advance in Gnat Western and South Eastern, leading to an &douse in prices. At Paris this morning, according to Yr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renting opened at 70fr. 10e. showing no alteration. Consols are offi cially marked 931 and A for money, and 93 1 for the account. The present quotation is 931 to 1, both for cash and neat Thursday's settlement. The official business re port is as follows .—Three per Cents. Reduced. 92k, 911; New Three per Cents, 921, 911 ; India Stock, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stook 107, 1061, 1071 ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1864 or 1866, 1001 ; Five per Cent "enlaced" rupee paper, 1021, 1, 102 ; Exchequer Bills, June, 19e., 225. prem. . _ „ . The foreign stock market is unusually quiet, aid little change has occurred in prices. The Turkish Loan of 1864 is steady at 85 to /, and that of 1868 at 711 to 72/ ex div. There is a little more inquiry for Italian Five per Cents. and Venezuela Bonds. Yesterday's rise in Mexican is maintained. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 92/, 92 ; Chiliaa Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 86 ; Equador New Consolidated, 18 ; French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 98fr. 50c. (exchange 25fr.) ; Italian Five per Ceuta., 671 (exchange 26fr.) ; Mexicali Three per Cents., for account, 341, 35 ; Russiaa Four-aud-a•Half per Cents., 94/ ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 861; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 72, 711, ex div. ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 251. The amount of gold purchased from the Beak yesterday for exportation was 24,0001. in foreign coin. _ _ . The Shannon, from the West Indies, has brought 413,000/. in specie —viz., 306,000/. silver and 107,0001. gold. The Oneida, from Brazil, has arrived at Lisbon with 53,0011. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was firm, but the sales were limited to 6,000 bales. Letters from Mexico, dated the 28th, and from Vera Cruz, dated the 31st of January, have been received by the late Committee of Mexican Bead holders. The packet brings no remittance. la Tampico the agents still continued without re ceipts, and in Vera Cruz the shipment of 1,700 dolt in the hands of the agents was put of in consequence of a demand of export duty by the new collector. The three °Seers sent by the Allied Powers in Vera Crux to the capital with proposals, returned there on the 28th of Januarp,wit% the late Minister of Foreign Affairs, Senbor oona. The Mexican government was collecting the 2 per cent. property tax, though the Prussian mi nister had protested against its being levied an foreign residents, it being virtually a war subsidy. A notice posted in the Stock Exchange stains that Maws. Baring Brothers and Co. have received the following sums on account of New Granada dividends, viz., from the Custom-house at Riohacha, 1801.; Custom-house at Santa Marta, 2,4831. 3s. W. ; Custom-house at Carthagena, 2264. 15s. ed. ; Custom-house at Sabanillo, 3861. ; Tree snry at Bogota, 8081. ; total, 4,0751. Pk. 6d. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have appointed Thursday next, the 6th instant, as the settling day in the shares of the Rio de Janeiro City Improvements Company, which are to be marked in the official list. The Stock Exchange Committee have ordered the scrip of the New Italian Five per Cent. Loan (Its ramming, Railway) to be quoted in the official list The price has fallen to (nominally) 1} to 1 die. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 651., and the South Eastern a decrease of 1,1591. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the Bth Februaryorere 15,5121. sterling, showing the important increase of 7,1961., compared with the corresponding week of last year, when the number of miles open was the same as now. The sixth annual meeting of the British Land Company was held at the London Tavern, on Fri day last, when the directors' report, which was summarised in our impression of the 17th Feb., was unanimously adopted. It recommended a di vidend of 10 per cent. ou the paid-up capital, free of income tax, which was accordingly declared. The chairman, Mr. Charles Gilpin, M.P., said he regarded the report as a very satisfactory one, and he thought the largeness of the dividend very en coureguig. MOSDAY Consols, which closed on Saturday, at both for money and next Thursday's settlement opened this morning at 931 to 1, fell to 931 to 3-16, and closed at 931, " buyers." The official business report is as follows ;—Three per Cent Consols, for money, 931, 4,1, 4 ; ditto for account (March 6), 931, 1 ; Bank Stock, 242, 243 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 921, 92 ex div. ; New Three per Cents., , 92, 1, 911, 921 ex div. ; Five per Cent. Annuities, 1101 ; India Stock, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 107, 1061, 1071, 1061; ditto Four par Cent. Debentures, 1863, 1004 ; ditto, 1864, 100 ; ditto, 1864 or 1866, 100 ; Five per Cent. enlaced" rupee paper, 102, 1 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 10& For the next account (10th of April), the last price of Cousols was 931, "sellers." The "oon tiuuation" is only 1-16 to 1 per cent. This indi cates that stuck is scarce. The India Five per Cent, stock left off 1 lower than on Saturday, at 1061 to 107. The rupee paper retains great steadiness. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 17s. t. 20e. prem., and the June 19s. to 22a. prem. The foreign stock market opened heavily. Italian Five per Cents. were particularly depressed, being offered at 67. At the close, however, a recovery had taken place to 671 tot. The Turkish Loan of 1864 left on 1 lower titan on Saturday, at 83 to ; while that of 1868 has fallen 1, being last quoted 71/ to 721. At one period the price was as low as 71t to 72. Mexican Bonds opened at 36 to 1, and closed at 341 to 35. Spanish, Sardinian, and se veral other foreign stocks, likewise showed heavi ness, though closing at a recovery. The mail from Guayaquil has brought a remit tance on account of the dividend on the debt of Ecuador of 1,0631. 19a. 7d. A rise of 11. took place to-day in the shares of the Union Bank of London. Ottoman Bank were likewise quoted better, while London Joint-Stock Bank were a little more offered. Canada Land, Royal Mail Steam, and Trust and Agency of Atm traWia shares were inquired for. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follows :—Ocean Marine, 71 to 8 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 2 to 24 prem. ex int. ; Universal Marine, 2 to 14 dia. ; London and Provincial Marine, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prem. ; Mercantile Fire, 1 to 11 prem. ; Commercial Union, 1 dis. to par ; City of Rio Improvements Company, 1 to 1 prem. ; Lon dou India Rubber Company, f to 4. prem. ; and Westminster Brewery, Ito prem. The New Victoria Loan was steady, at 104 i to 1. TER OUTWARD WERT INDIA AND PACIFIC MAIM —SOUTHAMPTON, MARCH 3.—The Royal Mail Company's steamship Atrato, Captain Woolley, 'Nailed hence this after noon with the mails for the EAU& and Foreign Wed Indies, Mexico, the Piano, California, and Central America, together with 153 passengers. The Atrato took on freight English nolo, 5,5401. ; jewellery, 1,0001. ; French coin, 9 3101 ••=l,OOOl. ; and a full augo of English and I' • ' Frew* Seim lizesmoTox Muszux.—During the week ending March 1 the visitors ham been as follows :—Oe Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, free days, open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., 12,441 ; on Wednesday, Thursday, awl Friday, student' . days (adellesiois to the pu blic 611. ) , open from 10 LW. till 5 p.m. 1, 2 5 2; total, 13,593. Fran the opening of the Museum, 2,5A718. tiii: so. iii: PM , li 1 Pinl isTtik.si. u; CI - 14 - ID - 111 ... 111 i II I gei Ph Lott e