The Express. — London, England, 1867-02-11 00:00:00

11.• re will he a rely large body of the police force (a rihle numher of whom will be mounted) in the iw .-•ti.te vicinity of the Agriculturahhall. tEFOR.II Df:PIITATION TO.VR. GLADSTONE. (MIS DA V%) At 11 o'clock this morning a deputation, con •i•ti•ie of Mr. Bed, Mr. Howell, Mr. Ernest Jonas, Mr. Mviriniati, Mr. Hawker, Mr. Greer, Mr. Dell, and other gentlemen connectoll with the Ittfonn League, proceeded t the residence 14 Mr. Gledatune, to present him with an . ..dates, emanating from the League. The deputation was met by Mr. BRIGHT, who in a few worla introduced them to Mr. Gladstone. Mr. Ileac then rem, the address, which was expressive of ...in gratulation on the hon. gentleman's return and re.toration to health. It further conveyed the confidence rvv.se.l in Mr. Gladstone by the deputation ; and, while Itinirking the honesty of purpose ever evinced by him, add d that thedeputation looked forward with a belief that he would continue to do them justice. Mr. GLaioiroNE briefly replied, thanking the deputation for the confidence they reposed in him. He was of opi kk , 1). a they had over-rated his services. On the subject of must for the present be necessarily reserved. Mr. litat. then thanked Mr. Gladstone for the courteous r.n•T in which he had received them, and the interview, 'Leh Wk.l almut ten minutes, was at an end. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EMING, ttBRUARY 11, 1867. (iiE 'r'( DElins!:Tiz.vrioN. C'OMMERCIAL AND MARKETS'. ( Fins DAN.) - .teier.4 ha% been extremely forth ". Th. :. A ;;it 111 rain fell in till. • 10 Mina ..th,it .; •%. 1 , %•101V.L %pi ing I.roke out with it% • . It will tint, flail:rum, uv. ing to the t .•• .1. ni..lititnitiuit .it tOolly i 3 lint of a Well . • I.:ILK!, r. . i.. 1111 Lt,gue..t.l..lphi•terracc. ..f activity threw ,Iwtt the uremia;, : •. deputatious from . 5 11 part of iv:. The chief husi• • i (sor the formAtioli of the va• t.. Tt.tfalgarowittiue, nud .l.:ficultur.tl•ll..ll. The • wiembets ,•I le to 1n , ..:•,:ht with them ht.t.y . • ...w:th hew, iptiefe.; lint the 4eleitatien hu n t !• by 1 , ft the wl of their pampher• th It they will o•nly tiwlt• in tl pro• ' • A .4,1-11:.1,.1t-141- tie.' fletw .ett•:.lel. Wett . 'll. l k , AITI , .1 •v. CI IlltgogOil i!ig :410 . •qh ALA I. At the Agi . t • 1 .. titl. Tit, I 6),ttittglititt. Prof, ..tor tot .ttl, NIA. P. A. Taylor , lttvtittlwr fur Leict,ter, awl ....1 Traf;.lgar. , quale as varly as 111 . T:e• ln., on-t.t of the Nelson column wa, • k invaded by a ..tonber of r igg...l urchins. ..o pat tieular attachment to the arf,tie of Sir E lwiu Landseer, and who os• kly t va . (II MI their IKAithrti by the I.llCr. I. I print. illn-trating the full dime... • ot di' I h m „," a ready. I:efortit con. !du, hid,. Acre the word.. iu I .. tt . •• 1,, ••• owl .• c1a.14.e1e," Were in goat • „ .„, j „„;., grevn background .1e • .1,, form literature was . • 1, et v o c n a,t,,, ever mily to catch the At two o'clock the procession 1 '44 WA' . the a t rival, were incomplete. The eon in thesquare,who were very numerous. t. not alarming. Fights, stone-throwing, and • ; : ph.y WCI,- proceeding when our report left, will have some difficulty in maintaining et ....b. the start. The ordinary traffic of course J..- .1. The committee arrived at the square at • minute , : 11,1 t 2, in a no...her of CAlli.l,,teg 'I • . • •• is by l'albesiall, St. Jwites's-street, Pima: nt-ar.s.t. Laughamplace, Portlandthice, Park , . t. E...tmeroa.l, l'untonville.rmul, to the Agricul. tnu the arrival of the head of the ,„ II igh-street, Islington. the fins divisions will p. n the Lis el - Issaquah owl enter the hall from the • •1•r...1 ...trance.. The t hird .livision (south), the ..•! Temp, voice di%1 , 1011, 011 at riving at the junc. t h • I. 6, apoubo.al and Iligh•street, will proceed to. . blingtott-goxn, .u.. 1 enter the hall from High ...' .t.tranee. the in , tructions issued to the various mar ; • ••1.. of division., and societies, to be by them . .il•a• .1 to the 1110.71 X of processiunists, and as far as t . ~•i•l- t•• tio• general public accompanying the pro , ..:•• the following passing through Pall. ! and the region of the club-houses the executive Ts! the public nut to make any demonstrations t of disailaction or approval outside any of the I.:Tt that the members of the procesy , ion (E pre , erve on passing them a strict silence. ;iu,. of conduct is to he oLserved throughout with onc , namely—that on reaching Portland-place, the A • lie:di Eloise.). and residence of Mr. Adam., the Hem 3linister, each division and section or society as • ...ie. is 0 luesteil to give three cheer„. • : it- Lragm, 1000 engaged reporters and horsemen, who carry the Chancellor of the Exchequer's Iteform Bill ••!. • eh, slip Iry .lip, a. fast as it can be taken down and ••••itt••: k out, from the House of 'otranons to Mr. Beale., • ,• ..t the .tgriculturabliall, who will read it a. Halting . NMiiling Grinding.. MA RK-LANE.-(TII IS DAY.) Very moderate supplies of English wheat were on tu.le 111.1 V t;ood dry samples moved off , toulily, pic., fully eqiii.tl to Monday last ; knit low and damp qua• lives conothouled very little attention, .it late rates. We were fAirly supplied with foreign wheat, in which r.,ther more liuditers w:tr tritn*aCte.l than of late at full , I •tot.ttioos, The show of both English and foreign barley war only too t ite. The trole WAY far from active ; nevertheless woos In tilt vcq• little was doing. at barely last week's cut. rettcy. The mapply Watt xemonably goo.l. rota w ere unaltered in value she sale far *hem was tuther .lull. rwans wovcd oil slowly, rat the late decline in the plo t-16st%. No clrotge took plate in the value of pea*. w. 4•4 .4lightly inlinw4:4l 4k 144.4nd fur:tiour,".4ll.4st we. k's pried. In floating car,;oes of wheat nollitooportant tranwictions took )dace, and prices ruled next to nominal. .ti rived 1 diiirba realised 595. :tot. per 1921b5. white t !Idols. tats. per 50011,5. ; 6:dopiea. on pas sage. pei isOlbs. The coast being cleared of arrived coigne, of maize. and there being none often of on passage, hoisine.ss wax suspended, at nominally 1.0. t week's quotations. 3lazagan, -11 s. ; Salunica, 408. : afoot noised American, :19s. to -10 s. per 4811bs. The tr a de for hat h-y was at a standstill, owing to the entire absence of caress. I bleSSa on passa ge in ay le i i noted at : Os not .1110. Black Sea for shipment, 295. per 4601135. Ily,• was dull at unaltered currencies. American, arrived, .4 per 4:4011t5. In consequence of the expectation that the slimly of heans will shortly be considenibly augmented buyers refused to operate in anticipation of a lower range of prices. L'-optian, :As. to :Pis. Ilarbary, :et. per 4801bs. 12.0 ck Sea milletsetal was held at 275. to Z. per 4Solbs. L. h0.e....1 very little business was passing, and the tend. once of prices was in a downward direction. List Indian. unix est. 66.. lid. • IXlinapore, 675. 61. r 41011.5. Bombay, in wareh . ouse, pigs. Cal. to 695. ; Cab cotta, 665. 3lnzapore and l'atint, 675. 601. ; Black Sa 3 and Azotf, 61s. 6d. ; and fine St. l'etersburg, fils. to 645. per op. Lins e ed cakes were very quiet, at drooping currencies ; London mute, 11/..t0 12/. ; New York, in bar rels. I I/. 1:os.; ditto, it o hags, 11/. ; estern. 1 1 /.; iota Mar. seines, 9/. 15,. per ton. Itapeseed moved off slowly, at about previous quotations. East Indian, arrived, 49... tel. ralltiola. East Indian, mixed, shipped or to be shipped, Izie. al t niaunds . , Guzerat, in ware 58a. ; Ferov.pore, !14s. ? fllleutta. 4th. IQ roft cultivated ilhiodian, 545.; ari Black Sea, 341. to Ms. per qr. Cottonseed was Mon at Ili/. per ton for seed on the spot. ARRIVAL or SEEIRL-Engivill-Tares, :1; linseed, 11l ; rapeseed, _'o; and sundry, :413 qrs. Foreign-Tares. 25 ; linseed, 9,955 ; nepesced, 29,544 ; maize, :kw ; and sundry, 140 ,Ifs. Ex Poet - R.-Wheat, ; linseed, 220; oilseed, 2,952 qrs.; and flour, 35 cuts. ! ....--..- CURRENT PRICES. ENGLISH. Per Qr. is m; Kent, T ed, "LI I:1 to GO Per Qr. to 03 „ Do. white, old Ol to 71 Imo Si to Go Tnr(nik and lanculn rm l, ucw Cla33. a. a. Scotch potato Irish, black „ MALT. M to G 3 1 1 to 52 39 to 43 30 to 33 Paget, NorfOlll,an d Suffolk 7O to 75 Klootou and Ware 70 to 75 Brown to 64 OATS 32 to 33 English. feed ---- S4 to 30 potato:. Scotch, teed lon Per Qr Vrtins.T. a s. Dant:le and Konigs. hr• 59 to 72 Roitnek lc !leeklen- ham Danirh Itussfau, hard tuft American. red ... . „ lIAKLI .. 76 to 67 66 to 81 f 2 to 58 BCAU. Mittagan Tick 36 to 45 Harrow Pigeon 36 to 37 Grey.... Maple .. White . Boilers .. 37 to 33 . 39 to 40 .. 40 to 41 nora. Town made: por :730 _ to to -- 54 to en Household 45 to ba Country Norfolk and Suffolk, Kelp 43 to 43 Per CV OATS. I Danish and Swedish 24 to 29 Russian BEANS. - - - Danish . b4yptian Maple . Boilers 38 to 42 . 33 to 40 . 38 to SS . 37 to 39 INDIAN COWL White Yellow ELoua. SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) Ows o'Cioot. The railway market is heavy to-day, and prices hare given way. Great Western stock exhibits chief depression, and has fallen 1„ per oent. Metropolitan has alio declined ; 5 , ; South-Eastern and Caledonian, ..!; Great Eastern, # ; and London anti North-Western, Midland, and Lancashire and York , ltire, ! to 1. Metropolitan stock is now quoted 127 to i 1 Great Western, 491 to 50A ; London and North Western, tog ; Midland, 123 k to ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 128; to 129,1 ; Caledonian, 116 to 117 ; South Eastern, 701 to 71„ ; Great Eastern, 31; to 32! ; Great Northern, 120 to 121 ; ditto A, 1281 to 129 t; London, Chatham, and Dover, 18: to ; and North British, 38 to (hand Trunk of Canada Railway stock has de clined 4 per cent., viz., to 21A to Other colo nial, as well as foreign lines, are quiet. ORDINARY SHARER AND STOCKS. TIIE REFORM BILL OF 1867. A great contrast to the numbers who assembled ue.tuberw' orders last session to bear the debate on Reform Hill presented itself this morning. Last year ti o'clock in the morning straiwers had crowded only the waiting-rootu by the sole of the Clock T.'err. whose occupants had the preference of seats, na: also St. Stephen's Hall, but not so to-day. rooming, however, some enthusiasts to the te::eher of 3U, had assembled as early as half-pest 1, I'd:el....yard. where, in a pelting ruin. they quietly w.,ited till 0 o'cioek, when the .looni of Westmuister-hall were opened, and they then, drenched through, proceeded to t.ike their irate in St. Stephen's-hall (the waiting-room h : r lest pm nese being now closed). By a special regula tion our shiced this session each person presenting a mem ber:. enter has it marked by the police in the oiler in w; idp they are presented and take their seats accordingly, w'..ere they must remain till lialf.past a, unless they engage a! e. us. There were plenty, however, of these goitly ready to act at from prices varying front 10s. to I. but it was not till between 10 and 11 o'clock this n..ening that 711 orders had been presented, which number .n out :ill the strengers gallery. After that time they e..., e inure numerous. Tli,a marked contrast was a of fre•pieet comment. niner.msly attended meeting wax held at 4 .• Mow, Rude, to-day, when the Rev. Robt. n, D.D., the newly-appointed Bishop of Cal i - ,.t, w.m pr. :IVA with a valuable testimonial, which • n fur by all classes of the inhabitants, lidn,in baring for some year , been vier of the isirish, • ••itid : position he won the affection and esteem of all 1.:1. ..0:m o he was brought into contact. The bishop will I England for his distant diocese in the course of a few c..rrespondent of the Tines protests against the ~ f ail additional premium by some of the in ' ,•• c..:,.paides for travelling in America and Canada. ,• G: :he whole of my travel through the States," he , :Y•• •• I am not conscious of having run any greater risk • I have encountertsl on a similar journey in : •!.! ; .0.1 it is a curious fact that the only accident • i-' '•• 1 any rai:way train by which I might have had .a T.. travel was .me that happened to the Ilirken ' • 1...i. , : e n train, by which I should have travelled rt. 7 nn had I not landed at Queenstown and 7 . 0.• Ilolylieml route instead." Tribune says:—" Mr. Johnson , • aoh.sly by his veto of the Colorado bill, to could not give his approval consistently ~ he call: his sense of duty. His message repeats sith ingenious conjectures appended, as ' •. r I Welfiti to become a state, and what • 'ucs might happen if she should become a ~• will become of her poor negroes, all of a. r necessary for the public to read, for Con : nor for 11` , to answer. The bill will doubt '', by a two-thinls vote." r. Fred , trielt: Hamilton, Secretary of Legation t: • :tiot'att. ifiet been appointed to be Consul-General • ' d'Affaires at Quito, in the room of the late a. sir John Neale. Ft. IT an otiei ai itapur just leaned it appears that •' ~ ..r the 3lst March Loathe duty on railways •" being increase of 24,tbli. on the • 6... sh. I rd. I RAlLwxvs. I Closing prices I Sales to-day on Saturday. to 1 p.m. St. 100 •Brietol and Exeter 85 87 St. ,100 Caledonian ...... ll6 118 •—• St ' .100 Cambrian 60 , all Cork and Bandon 8/ ; all Cornwall 4 II - 9s. 1 100 DublinandliellastJunc 86 OS - Bt. ;100 Dundee. Perth,&Abd Jo 70 72 100 all 'Ea& London Scrip Cert. 100 101 Do — 8t 100 ,Olsago. and S. Western 116 118 W. 100 Great Eastern Ord. St. 314 821 321 14 St. 100' Do. E. Ang. Stk., N 0.2 6 8 11. 100 'Great North of Scotland —•— 84 100 ,Great Northern Oh 100 . Do.A ) A rec. no dlr. un- 124 1291 129 4 91. , 100 ID°. B 1 tit flp. c. is paldß —•— St. lOO Do. Ord. Def. Div. Stock M. , 100 01. South & West. (lre.) 91 03 St 100 Great Western 5ll 614 611 491 501 84. 100 Do.StourVal.Gua.Stk —, SL , 100 Do. South Wales .. .. 84. .100 Do. W. MS—Oxford 32 35 8t 11001 Do. Do. New po rt 33 36 8t 1100 , Lancashire &Yorkshire 1244 1254 M. , 100 ; Lon., Brightn, &S.C./tat 02 84 821 234 tit. 1 100 'Lowlon,Chatham,&Dov 18 19 181 4 U. 1100 i Do. >let. Eaten. A 6 p.c. 10 20 St. 100 'London& North Wean. 1224 123 Iniiii St. 100 Loadon&SouthWestern b 4 86 85 St. 1100 :flan. Shef., ibLincolnah 50 61 xd 601 50 xd 54. I 100 ' ) Metropoli DoNew tan 127 120 1271 i 1 t hi AU . — 10 1 all Do. Extension 100 all Metropolitan District — 20 7 1 Do. do. do. 10 1 all IDo. k St. John's-w ood St. 1100 ,Ilidland 1231 1231 23 4 1 4 9 , all Do. £9 Shares 1 10/ 11 9t 100 Do. Siren. & Derby 92 94 Bt. 100 North British 8t 1100 Do. Edln ,Perth,Dund l4 18 ft. ' 100 N. Eastern—lierwiek U 1 161 Do. G. N. E. Pure— pm St. I 10u De. Leeds W. 100 Do. York — 9t • 100 Do. Carlisle — 06 all Do. Stock.&Darling SI 116 II !20 Do. do., 1860-61 W. 100 North London • 120 123 10 10 Do. do., 1864-5 l 0 5 Do. do., 1866 1 11 -- U. 1 100 North Staffordshire 72 74 8t 1 100 N. &S. Western June ' 115 120 8t 100 Scottish Central U. 1100 Shropshire Union , St. 1100 South Devon , 46 48 U. , 100 South &astern ' 71 711 71: 70 4 IP 1 all Staloss.Woldnghant,die ' 9 10 St. 100 Taff Vale 111 4 , Do. C ' 8 4pm —• St. 100 Waterford it Kilkenny ... til 6 .Waterloo & Whitehall! -.-. - BRITISH POSSESSIONS. I Cloiing prloeL I zialte. 110 . 1 100 212,1 1,000.1 200,1 iii:i 1100,1 Kro,l MI IS! 3„:00 0 1 1,900 1,04 12 . 61 6,144 6,000 6,000 1,906 `'4861 12i0i: 2 6,000 i 6 9081 pill to,000; 1061 6 - 1 zn 6.6101 No. I 5r0023. dbo,ooo Oohs. 0p.at.,1871 100,002 Do. 1816 Ow Gov.. p.a.,1877-8/ - Do. Opire4,lBo.*Asg. _ Do. parot.Msz. 2114,8011 Do. lipar et Una SWAB Do. &para. Is. 200,000 CVO HopeBper.lB73 do.lBBo-1900 - Do. do. 128040 . Do. do. 189041 100 D01p.a.Ap.10221.900 10 C•2lon.Nov. IFB 9,0 p..% • Do. 1878, do .. Do. 1872 d 0... Magda= 0 we 01,1872 Do. 1882 Do. INataL Gov. 4 per cant.. Now Broom.Gov.epwroO. 1,13400 New South Wales - Gov.. I p. cent.,lB7l to 1876 3,671, Do. 6 p. 0.1888 to 1883 850,000 D0.5p.c.r.1867 to 1875 160, New Zeeland 6per oest.i 1,000,000 Do, Spar Cent. 970,000 Do. 6 per cent. 1861 100. Do.de.lo9lJttedDee 250,009 Scotia 6 e., 1876 1,868,200 1 Nova QueetaltuA9or p. . 6 1,. et. B.AustOor. 6 p. 9 ,87 -77 751,600! De. 1878 and north. 7;o 4 o.= Vi tio a . ° 4 6 . 9 e . t. e lt,e n ti it' _ Nik. Pd. - 1 - I - FORSION RAILWATS. • — le all 'Antwerp & kotterdam 20 all I Bahla&S.Fra. (L. )g.7p.a. 6 ! all Belgian It Junction 20 ! all IRAyres,G.B.4.7p at.(L) 20 , 181 Central Argentine 100 all Copley° 10 , all Do. Extension 100 ' 70 Dunaberg & Witpk (L) 20 16 Dutch Rhenish 20 1 all Do. 20 ! all Eastern of France AO 18 European Central (L) 20 all Great Luxembourg 20 all Imperial Mexican (L) 20 , all Lemberg-Czernowitt(L) 20 all Niun.&Llege j_By the 20 1 all , D 0.6 p.c. Prt Be*. gov 16 I all 'Northern of France 10' ALIN. RAUL B. Ayres g 7.p. c 10 all Do. Deferred 10 tall Norwegian Think PreL 20 all Ottoman (Smyrna /Min 20 I all 'Paris,Lyons,andMedlt. 20 1 all :Puts and Orleans 20 I all "Recife & &Francis (L) 10 10 !Royal Sardmian 6 I all I Royal Swedish 4 all Do. 7 per cent. 20 all Sambre and Meuse 10 . all i Do. 64 percent. Pref 20 1 all San Paulo,L) g. 7 per et 20 I all B.Anst.& Loin. Venetian 20 116 South East. of Portugal 20 all Southern of France 10 all Turin and Sarong 81 1 all 'West Flanders 10 ell l Do. 64 per cent Peet 10 all West &N. W. of France BRITISH No. I Sit. I Mom. Chlverton Clifford Amid. Der. 0. Con. (Tavistek Drakewalb Kart Basset ([Logan) East Caradon East Corn Brea East erenville East Lovell _ _ R. W. Russell (Tavlsik.) °rambler & Bt. Anton' Groat Lacey (Limited) Great tiontb Tolgui G. W. Vor (Holston) ; Grenville Herod's Foot i 5.... Hingston Downs 1 Margaret (Uny Want) Marks Valley Ilwyndy Iron Ore New Seton North Itoskear North Wheal Crotty • United Pro s 4Znce (U. Lanni) I 8. Caradon (St. Claer) l th Condurrow 8. W. Frances (Illogan;, Stray Park Tin Croft _ 1 West Basset (Illogeo‘ W. Camden (lAskeard , West Clilverton West &ton 67 69 100 101 4t ittis bowl' 6j I 5 4 0i 55 GO 101. 102 i 10l IN 105} 108 e zn' 21 t 2 82 90 65 61 100 ill ADAMleant. Lawrence' 100 Boma Bar. AC. In. sep.e. 20 12 Do. Y Share. 24 all Buffalo & lake Unroll. 14 all Do. Preference fie. I Pd. 100 100 IX 100 It. 10G 100 all St 100 20 it. 100 St 100 RAILWAYS. ,Dta . .:}l;;l; - 57476;derich 6 per cent 1672-34 Cal &S. F.aaternsp. cg. Cape T.& Dock 6p. c is / Beet as Demeraz,4. u. 6 cperx o... . Do. do. 5 d 0... Sad Indlaa su. 5 d 0... Grand Truak of Canada sil ! Do. IstpreL Bonds I j all Do. do. deferred all I Do. tad prat Bonds. all Do. do. deferred all , Do. Ord pref. Stock afl ' Do. do. deferred all Do. 4tki pref. Stock all Do. do. deterred 100 Great Law Peninsula all I Do. gun 6 per cent 6 I Do. New do 4I Do. New 100 04 S. of India. g. 6p. ct 1100 ! Do. 4t per cent. I Do. an IX Weetern of Canada all Do. New all 1 D0.L.8:pay.1673 an Do. do. do. 1877-8 I I 'lndian (Limited,: 100 .11adraa guar. 6 p. cent! 1100 Do. do. 41 do 1 100 Do. do. 44 do I all Do. Fifth Extension. all • Melt.. and llobeou's Bar all Do. 6p. et., pay. liou' all Do. sp. ct, pay. 1895 100 N.R.01e..n.6p c.lstp.B.; 100 'Sande, put. 6 per cent' 100 I Do. Delhi. do. 10 • Do. do. do 1100 I Du Punjaub do. ,100 Do. Islas mt. rat. do. , • 1001 e 1 1001 In. 66 67 S 8 42 25 26 1041 1061 i Ipm 1 pm 08 100 14 14 14 14 • 93 96 84 8f jilt* 109 - 101 . 91 OS 86 SS 61 63 100 102 BS U 89 85 98 100 97 98 3 idis 97 99 .101147 bTOUL BANKS. — II4ICL prii 1 60 0 =Bank (21m) 100 Alliance Limited 20 Anglo Austrian 60 Anglo 60 Anglo Italian (Limited' 40 Amin'lasia 20 BankotliritlahColtunbla 20 Do. New, issued 0 pail 25 Rank of Egypt 20 Bank of Otago (Limited), 60 Bankof VictorlAAnstral 10 Bank of New Zealand I 60 British&Calllernian(L) 60 British N. America ... 10 C.Bk. India. Ans., China 25 Chart. tier. of India, to I 10 , City 200 Colonial 10 ' Consolidated Bank (L ) 10 Do. do. New 50 i Delhi and London (L) 110 I Met London (Limited) Eaatern Exchange Lim.) 30 ! English and American . 20 Eng BanklLdelaneiroL 20 Eng.3c.ot.Bt AnaLChartd , English andgwedieh (L.; 100 Imperbd Hank (Limited; 10 Imperial Ottoman 116 lonian 25 Do. New 20 Luzd Mon. Bk. India( L ; 100 . D0.Gp.e..Deb.,1864,30yrs 60 Loo.Bk.ofNlezicoote.(l.) 100 London and Brazilian 10 Do. New ;100 London& ItlrerPlate(L ) 26 Do. New, laa. at lipm Do. do. do L00.,C11. Back of Audit Laid - in; and County.. 7. Loudon Joint Stock London & South Atticao Lon. & S. Western London & Venezuela' L Merchant Bank (ilia). Do. Non Meircaniale&Eschan'L ) Metropolitan 'Limited, Midland Bank National of Andralada National of Liverpool N. Pro. of Noland Do. Mod & Bnl issue io so 50 I 1 oo so 'Nzti&iiia;mi - New South Wales.— """" North Western Oriental Bank Corporn nooks Rankine Corp. (L) Provinc. of Ireland Do. do. New South Australia ' Stand. of Lt. Apia : . Do. do. taw at 6 pas Mika of Australia . Union of Ireland (Una Ilulas al Londca —1 FORZION oiLIGAnt 74 6 dral 71.416 8 7 die 06 08 13 13 6 4 dls 33 86 6 3 die 67 39 7 9 620 491014 18 19 34 13} L 4 i :di 39 41 I , 1 prn xd 1 pm :di 'll 114114 ad! 3 1 di 4 L11:1 11 01114 18 19 12 10 4114 3 5 pm xd , 1 92 24 3 2 die 0111 s 90 Its 9 TAMI 16 14 din vll 21 *Us ad 6 8 prs' i 1 1 pm, 1 pm , 67 49 24 421 44 id 13 15 I Ms It 9 94 96 ad 15 16 11 9 die 9 769 le 1 Ms ad' 1 2 p,l 3dls Par ad CS 46 x I 44 44 " 44 46 6d. 68 56 27 29 12 10 dim 7 •&a 46 48 9 7 dls id 04 9 992 lONS. Wb. Bullet allogia).. WA. Buller rtalrati). aryAnn Wheal Selma;Meehan.; •wb. Treiawinv (WO 111SCZLIA1 It I 001IPANIZS. sous. 10 Anglo•AuserlcanTel.(L4 10 Anglo-llexican Witt I Bt. Atlantic Telegraph St. Do. 8 w. cent. Aumft , al 25 Australian 11.1..ttrn.(L. 10 BaugiparakTea FetateaL 10 Berlin Waterworks (L.; 10 Do. New _ 100 Bolckow N'avedsais (L) • Bombay Or (Limited) • Do New 50 Britfah American Lund Si. B. & I. Mag. TeL (L.) 10 British Shipowners Ile Canada Company 10 Canadian Loan& Iny(L) 10 Ceylon Company 20 , Ditto A shares 10 ChinaSt.Bhlp&LCoalL 10 City Discount, Limited. 26 CityofLondon.R.Pro.(L) 110 City et Milan Impro.(L) 10' Do. El lefty of Moscow Gas (L) 60 ,City Ofnees (Lim.) 60 Colonial (Limited) 601 Do. 60 Commercial enion(lne ) 10 Com. of AtridutMer.(L) 20 Continental Un.Clas :L.) I' 25 ,Cop.M.Eng.,Pref.7gp.e. 10C. Form. of England (L) 601 Do.of Manrilina(L) St. Crystal Palace St. IDo. Preference • De. 6p. et. Perp. Dab I i ID ,Darjeeling (Limited) 100 Diacounteorporat4 10 ;Eastern Assam Tea C. (L 60:L 11 IndiaLand,.2 AWL) 1 10 :11. India trig & Canal, 50 ;Ebbw Vale 20 ,RiuntlauCont&Tni.( 4 ), ; It. 'Electric Telegraph 11 ti .g. g.&Ans.Copper( 60 and Foreign Credit ,100 , Eng.& ScottishNlarin.(ll I 10 ;VairbairnEugineeting 20 i Foreet (Warehouse (L) 60 'Clellirsra ( limited) 10 ;General Credit hlegat , ) , 16 ;Oen. 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L !Von Dlemen's Loot Mil Vloaroyof Eg3pt(lfor.:l, igorroot FIUALIC4I ak11.)1 , Wastandlo Coolie/WU 99 100 97 941 100 101 46 86 33 86 101 148 106 187 104 108 103 106 01 93 101 103 11111 108 104 106 1011 106 103 106 108 106 106 107 86 100 96 97 91 99 86 143 94 96 100 102 84 lO2 10684 loot un 4 97 99 92 93 106 107 06i 107 04 108 /AT& - 4 - 29 1 12 Is ii 2 15 17 9 Bd4 2 1 2 1 2 4gan 21 22 lb 18 418 llf 12 6 0 161 12 9 In 18 67 48 2 1 24 781 13 14j 16 16} 12 28 1 i 6 91 srai 1114 33. 8 • 7 8 400 u0:1 1 11 22 24 10 :i 3 31 4 6 16 IT_ 11 17 18 1 1} 32 S 4 2 1 si 7 9 4 44 id 2idls U 46 11 13 4 41 3 5 1 141 18 318.1010 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Ma o'Or.oaz. There is a fair amount of business to-day in public securities, but speculation is somewhat checked at the moment by a desire to await the result this afternoon of the reform demonstration, which, judging by the eagerness shown by workmen in the City to take part in the proceed ings, will be of a very important character. At several large eatablishments, where building ope rations have been in progress for some time past, the whole of the mechanics have suddenly left off work, with the object indicated. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks, which will commence to-morrow, also tends to restrict fresh transactions. Consols and foreign bonds show no variation of importance, but Eng lish railway securities have declined, upon a re newal of speculative sales, accompanied by un favourable rumours with regard to the forthcoming half-yearly dividends of the Great Western and South Eastern companies. The applications for discount are still upon a very moderate scale, and quotations show no varia tion. In the Stock Exchange short loans are offered at about 2 per cent. Consols are now quoted 91 to A for money, and 91A to I for the account (March 7). The variations in foreign stocks comprise a rise of A per cent. in Turkish of 1865 and Greek, and a reduction of tt to in Chilian scrip and Mexican. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 56 to 57 ; ditto of 1865, 31,1 to ; Greek, In to 14 ; Spanish Passive, 23 to A ; ditto Certificates, 15 to ; Italian of 1861, 54.1 to t ; Mexican, 18 to ; Russian Scrip, 24 to ft, prem. ; and Chilian Scrip, j to f prem. American securities and Atlantic Cable shares are without change of importance. The 5-20 Bonds aro quoted i 2 to ; Erie Railway shares, 391 1 to 40 ; Illinois Central, aoi t to 81 ; Anglo-American, 151 to ; and Atlantic Telegraph, 8 per cent. pre ference, 2,1 to I. International Financial shares are quoted 2 to 11 du. ; London Financial, 17i to 16 dis. ; General Credit, 2,1 to 2k dis. ; Credit Foncier, 5i to 51 die. ; National Discount, 81 to 9 prem., ex div.; and Hudson's Bay, to 16. HALF-PAST THREE O'CLOCK. Consols arc steady, at 91 to i for money, and 91„ to I for the account. No bullion operations have occurred at the Bank. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Beaten opened at 69fr. 37c., being firm. _ It is said that the new Danubian Loan for about one million and a quarter of stock, the concession for which was recently obtained by Mews. Oppen heim, is likely to be introduced here with little delay. The half-monthly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will begin to-morrow (" continuation day ') and end on Thursday. Melbourne advices, received rid Trieste, an nounce the departure of the undermentioned ships for this country, viz. :—The Anglesea, with 46,000/. in gold ; the Red Rover, with 24,000/. ; the Bruce, with 2.10,000/. ; and the Essex, with 1,5001. The correctness of these figures, however, is doubted, especially as regards the amount by the Essex, which is believed to be larger than that stated above. The amount of government bills on India for which tenders will be received at the Bank of Eng land on the 20th inst. will be rupees 35,00,000 (350,00014 It will be seen from the annexed extract from a re port issued by the committee of the defence associa tion of shareholders in Overend, Gurney, and Co., that Vice-Chancellor Matins' judgment will be immediately appealed against. This report (pub lished by Messrs. Standidge and Co., of the Old Jewry) is very ably drawn up, and resents very forcibly the dissentient shareholders view of the matter. There is also an appendix containing much interesting and fresh information with regard to what may be justly termed one of the most flagrant commercial scandals of the age. The com mittee say : Along with this report, most probably by the same mail, you will learn fmm the newspapers the matured opinion of Vice-Chancellor Matins. Whatever it may be—whether wholly for you or wholly against you, or partly in either direction—it certainly will not be final. You must be pm pared fur appearing in a higher court, either as appellants or as respondents, and possibly both as respondents and as appellants. If you are still disposed to continue your confidence in us, we shall gladly devote our best exertions to the conducting of • fresh campaign ; and if you can select other representatives in our room, we shall cheer fully render them all the aid in our power. With an innate belief, therefore, in the rectitude and soundness of your views, go on and pmeper—never forgetting for an instant, that to give way before anything leas than the immediate gripe of irresistible coercion would be virtually to accept participation iu the very enormities alike of liquidation and of business against which you revolt. The half-yearly meeting of the South Eastern Railway Company is called for the 28th instant. It is notified that the coupons now due upon the bonds of the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway Company may be sent in for payment. At the public sale of the London Stock and Share Company (Limited) to-morrow, the number of lots to be offered, mostly without reserve, is 221. The subjoined is from Messrs. Windeler and Bowes' wool circular for the Bombay Mail, dated the Bth inst. : - - • • • The Liverpool public sales of East Lelia wool closed to day with animation at an average advance of Id. per lb. on the opening rates of this series, end an avenue advance of Ad. per lb. on the close of November mien. Prices have been very irregular, end occasionally variations of more than 2d. per lb. have occurred, but the tendency, as the sales progressed. has been decidedly towards improvement, though no good reason can be given for this confidence. The better classes of Jeri* are an exception to the rule, and may be quoted Id. per lb. below November, owing to the relative cheapness of English wool. The quantity offered has exceeded what was originally intended, owing to second-hand wool being included, and to the re-offering of withdrawn lots: the quantity for May sales will, there fore, he reduced to about 12,000 bales. At the sales just over 24,229 bales have been offered, and ?2,315 hales sold. The monthly tea circular of Messrs. Richard Gibbs and Co., dotted the Bth inst., contains the following : The arrivals and departures since our last are as follow : Arrivals. At London : Kelso, , Lansdowne, Polmaise, John Paul, Northfieet, Knight of Snowdon, Margaret l'ainpbell, General Caulfield, Beautiful Star, Marquis of Argyle, John Bull, Solent. Melly, Louisa, Dunmail, Janet )4it ehell, and Victoria. At Liverpool : Veronica. Mew. I tures from London.—Vigil, and Star of China, for Shan. I ghai ; and Anazi, for Kanagawa. Since our last suivices, of the 3ith ultimo, the numerous arrivals of all descrip tions of tea have severely tested the improvement esta blished on this market since the commencement of the year. Although but little pressure has been evinced on the pert of importers, the very full supply of nearly all descriptions has tended, for the time, to check the activity hitherto prevailing. Prices are nominally unchanged, and, in fact, for all common grades of Congou, may be quoted somewhat firmer. The chief inquiry has been for Cungous of new impart, ranging from Is. 2d. to ls. 3d., of which descriptions the market has been leas abundantly supplied. In good medium to fine business has been quieter, new arrivals offering a large selectien. Finest classes maintain their value though taken in but small quantities. Scented teas for all Canton descriptions are in demand, capers are readily saleable, and finest qualities of Pekoe have been realised at full rates. Foochow teas, on the contrary, are difficult of sale at previous quutations. Green teas are inquired for, for all fine descriptions, but in the common classes, of which the stock chiefly consists, there is but little doing, prices showing a reduction. The series of public sales for the fortnight commenced on the sth current, comprising 16,200 packages, of which 11,400 were offered •• without reserve"; these pissed off with fair spirit, all common descriptions of enta,-ou meeting with full support. The Bank-rate was reduced on the ith current from 34 to 3 per cent. The stock of Ma in the IJuited Kingdom we estimate at 93,000,0001ba., against 69,000,0001 M. ; and the quantity afloat (including the arrivals not yet taken into stook) at 35,000,000165., against 43,500,0001 M. at the corresponding period last year. SATtlinBT SPORN°. Consols, which closed yesterday at 91 to / for the 7th of March, opened and dosed to-day at 91/ to I. For money the lest price was 91 to /. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Comas, for money, 91, 4 ; ditto, for BARLEY. 5;I to 31 34 to 35 Z 6 to 39 Grinding . Distilling ... Malting French, per sack .... 45 to 62 OATS. Vanish „ .... 46 to 62 Dutch brewing .... 21 to 31 American, per Mi... 26 to 32 fetding ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, dr., INTO LONDON, BY LAND AND WATER CARRIAGE, FROM FEB. 4 TO FRB. 9, BOTH INCLUsIVE. Wheat. Itaziey.. 31311. 0632.•8aus Nail Flour. qrs. I" I ' cm.. qm I qrs. qn. I 1671&. seta .. 52:4 2137 211101 1 1120 LEW 020 , .. 11382.5 75, 1. IRia oii .. 3740 Li • j * '1677 thio 9.A ---, .. ....._. .. 7177 47E2 , Z93l ' 60135 2006 12287 6300 19635 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (sT ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) OWE OUR OWN OORRIZTONDENT.)_ Tho market opens with a fair demand. Wes about 12,000 bales, at hatunlay's rates. M INCING-LiNE. --(THIS DAY.) St GAR.—A fair amount of business has been transacted at fine rates; 640 hlids. and 300 barrels of Porto Rico sold at 345. 64. to 365. 3d., and 600 bags of Mauritius good yellow grainy at 375. to 37e. lid. Relined continues very firm but quiet. CoFFEE.—The market is quiet, but steady. Tea.—No sales of importance reported. KR T.—About 6,000 bags of soft grain sold, chiefly Ran goon. at Ile. 6d. Wu.--A small parcel of good Demerara sold at Is. fkl. Corr. *;.—There is an improved demand owing to favour able mlvices from New York. About 2UO bales sold at an improvement of j 1. per lb. JUT F--1,000 bales sold for arrival at steady prices. In other articles no change. qua Scotch Irish .. Foralv Total TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY. ) The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 435. 3d. net; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 43e. 9d. ; March, 4.t. 11. ; April to June, 435. lid. ; June, 445. ; October to December, 445. ext. PARTICULARS or TALLOW. stork on hand Ms day.. casks! 6 . 2.846 Delivery last week Ditto trim lit June 65.076 Arrival last week I 65 43,939 41,593 2,309 2,525 09,734 31,977 19 1,592 72,752 92,957 d. s. d. 41 3 0 46 9 44 3 __479 Ditto bout Ist J uue.. ...... I 80,074 . s. Is. PriceT. C. on s po t this day.... 40 9 Di tto Town last Friday 0 Arrival for the week ending 19th Feb last year, 60 cute, and delivery, 1.4 n tasks. The arrival last week compelewl : Australia, 32 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) . . We have a short supply of beasts, and consequently trade is brisk. Late quotations are readily obtained, and in some instances a small advance is realised. There are • few more sheep, and trade is by no means brisk ; a fair clearance is, however effected, and prices are nearly the same as on Monday last. Cool mires are still in demand, at high rates. (inc foreign supply consists of 1,450 beasts, 3,000 sheep, 112 calves, and 35 pigs. From Scotland there are 860 beasts, Ireland 130, Norfolk and Suffolk 930, and 719 from the northern and midland counties. Per stone of elbs. a dad Per stone of Mba ad. s. d. Jest Scots, Heralds. 6 2 6 4 Best Das& 111.1458 h 0 0 0 0 Best Short-Long 6 0 6 2 Best Long-w 0015.... 5 4 6 8 Second qual. bouts S 0 4 0 Do. do. Shorn— 0 0 0 0 Calves Pigs Peat Ding HU breds 6 0 6 4 larnha Deady at market, 3,610 ; sheep and lambs, 16,010 ; calves, 124 ; 110. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the Wade eolith:nes Eno for Al descriptions, at last week's prices. Fox CLUB.—The first meeting of the Fox Club this season took place on Saturday evening, at Brooks's. Preseut—The Earl of Albemarle, Colonel Robert A. Shaf to Adair, Hon. Edward S. Russell, the Earl of Dartrey, Mr. Frederick Dundee, M.P., Mr. Edward Ayshford Sanford, Mr. Augustus K. Stephenson, the Hon. Fitzpatrick H. Vernon. 1411111 Most n, Right Hon. John W. Fitzpatrick, M.P., lion. Charles Clemente, Colonel Thomas C. B. Chal loner, Right Hon. Stephen Lushington, Lord Saye and Sele, and Lieut.. Colonel 11.unbleton F. Cuetanoe. - . - . ------. liov tt. INwrittrioN. —The Friday lecture was delivered by the Rev. Frederic W. Famir, M.A., F.H.8., late fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, and one of the toasters of Harrow School. Towards the conclusion of his lecture, Mr. Farrar pointed out with much animation the effect which the present public school education had produced among the clergy. They were, be said, for the most part ignorant of science, and were opposed to scientific researches. Even the artisans of their congregations turned with contempt from the ignorance they exhibited on the commonest subjects, and men of science were dis gusted. Though the Bible abounds with references to the works of the Creator, some of the clergy seemed to ignore them all, and to confine themselves to the literal significa tion of words without giving them that true interpretation which a knowledge of scientific principles and scientific truths would impart. It was owing to having been edu cated in that narrow spirit that the clergy had been fore most in denouncing the discoveries of science from Galileo down to Darwin. In the spirit of ignorance and bigotry they assumed that the discoveries of science would over turn their dogmas, and were opposed to the Bible ; hut the Word of God, if interpreted by the light of science, would be proved more glorious and more true to the reve lations of nature. There was loud applause at the con clusion of the lecture, 36,652 1,804 71,762 32 60,E d u 0 45 0 1 °.°??1 ii:i6O 7%000 10,16,0001 000, 40.000 1 111?.??°1 _____ 60,0001 10 2700,21 0,0001 60 1 26 1M,000,100 10,0001 10 10,000 26 17,061 1 100 10,0001100 40,0001 26 10,000 100 61.010 1 60 ILWATS. 4.11 abon7Bsp.eent. 31 Si 17 18 and Sla B7 90 , and Fribourg 118 100 .as and 8a • Second 10w5.. .. $7 90 of France 3 p ct. 12} 121 teChart 38 P. et. (Smyrna, ite.l. 65 ). Issued at 72 . . 'ago t Mn Sp. et. 'all !1____...... B. F. 'Peru.).. 4 all i Royal Swedish sp. et.. 100 all learn Ls Grande? p. a. 211 E . Ana. &Lom•Ven.3p.e. 100 iall uthEaat.of Port.7p.e. 10 on nthern of P'ranecap.al 20 all th Italian. 3 per et. I 90 all ,W.d N. W.otlhs. 3p. e. It 12e 93 OS li 2 83 88 8) 9 Is 124 .1 6 11 14 DOCLL 911. I Pd. I Rill ---- 4 Kl. Dame* 10 alai Do. ... 100 SU 3VIIIII Si 100 lawman* I 100 Matanzas I 100 all Do. 84>C4 20 all 'North of / 10 I Do ',late( 100 all Ottoman Do. do. 10 all Pszts.L.zoll 100 all !Paella a d _ad %OWN. SR Am. and West India .000 / 124 6,076,11015 L London e:94 Katbarin.loo 1 61 68 id 1,e61,660 100 Do. Deb. St. 4p. cent. all 300,N* St... Southampton llOO I t 87,0711 66 Sunny Commercial lOO :1 - 17} id 34,000 U 00,000 00 16,000 100 1000,000 St 10,000 20 10,000 60 14,200 issea.ooo at. 17,600 20 1 100,000 20 1,630 SD 117,160, N 00.000 , 20 100.000 00 00,000' 00.000 10 )o,ooo' 00 16000004 100 10,000 60 WOO 00 xd '4 1316 xd xd id Pd 10. prim. all 16 10 151 151 mll 100 22 27 100 66 60 261 19 n I pa 6 S 4Ms Ma all 121 12) 121 4 If fpm _ 2 1:14 Ipm , z 1 4114 - " " I 91 96 as 72 sidis - I 1 din Oil 6 4 - ldis par . 16 4 616 1 1 the, - 3 31<lla 8 6 Ma l -• 171 151 - 12 11 di. -• 9 7 dl4l par 44 1 Dar - 6 4d a 6 10 61 = si 1L1627 29 102 104 - 104 107 .- 6 4 Mei 12 11 alm 7 6 Ms; -- 7 641. ' - 5 4 - 16 14 dla! - 41 441 a 133 137 3 1 4 3 : ).1. 1 .- 014 8 6 - I Ws 1-1 pm xd ti -• a zd 21 2 dle 2$ 81 31414 7 9 151 16 91 0 dl, I , 24 1 01614 0 W 3 2 41141 2 1114 j 51 61 4 ' 45 60 2111. 6 0" 16 IIA iltl 1 67 61 S 44 100 2 L L ail 1 pi 1 I 1 23 20 Ms We 26, 19 10 I 11 7 3 +1 1 10 B.dm li 30 II f.: ,Lil tied ilil 3.68 ail 15 I • I •} ▪ 1# pa 31.1 • Sfpn, id 2} 2 dl•t I 15 13 41.' it. Isi 16 da !dive 40 4: 16 16 161 16 pm 10 111 dly I 3. i$ 118 3 11 9 65 68 IS 18 sin St 18 I 8 20 SI 21 23 105 108 113 128 2 . 8 . eti 4 41;1 13 35 63 } 65 f 1-10 xd si . dis 131 id _id id zd 1 1 pm A 3 21911' II 9 7i 71 7 i 111 i I I 6 41s account, 911, I ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 00i, ; New Three per Cents., 9q, • Bank Stock, 2511, 2; India Five per Cent. St oc k, 107/ , ; ditto Four per Cent. • enlaced" rupee palter, 84/ ; ditto Five per Cent., 102/, 2; ditto Five per Cent. Debentures, 1021. The dealings in foreign stocks were numerous, and the market was very firm. There was not much speculation, the demand being chiefly for stocks which, as a rule, are little dealt in, such as Braallian (1863), Russian (1862 and 18 64), and Turkish (1858 and 1862), which advanced 1 per cent. Confederate were also inquired for, and im proved to 61 to 71 per 100/. bond. Mexican and Greek Coupons rosel, and Italian of 1861, Russian scrip, Spanish Passive, and the Committee's Certi ficates, 1. Creek Bonds were exceptionally flat, and declined 1. The scrip of the new Chilian Loan shows a re lapse of in anticipation of the settlement on Monday. The closing price was tto / prem. The shares of the financial companies were rather dull, and a decline, ranging from 1-16 to / per share, took place in General Credit and Credit Fourier. Prices closed as follows :—lnternational Financial, 2 to 11 dis. ; General Credit, 21 to 2/ dia. ; London Financial, 17/ to 161 dis. ; and Credit Foncier of England, 51 to 51 MINES-(THIS DAY.) Oms o'CLoci. The mining market is rather dulltOZ;,EMd Wheal Teton, Great South Tolgus, Great Retail lack, Wild Chiverton, and East Basset shares are weaker. Wheal Basset are quoted 65 to 674 ; Wheal Buller. 26 to 28 ; Wh ea l Seton, 1024 to 1074 ; Great Retallack, 46e. to 488. • P ri nce of Wales, 34a. to 365. ; Great South Tolius 10s. to 12s. 6d.; Redmoor, 10s. to 12a. Gd. ; Great Vor, 17 to 18 ; West Chiverton, 61 to 63 ; Chiverton, 84 to ; North Treskerby, 21 to ; Providence, 27 to 29 ; Wheal Mary Ann, 111 to 124 ; and East Bas set, 18 t,o 20. BETTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) HALF-PANT Two O'CLOCK. There was a large muster to-day, and a fair amount of business transacted. The feature of the day was the knocking out of Christmas Carol for the Lincoln. shire ILuidicap, who went to 33 to 1, and 2 to I was offered that be would not start. Plaudit, for the 2,000 Guineas, and The Rake, for the Derby, remain firm. Prices as follows: LINCOLN HANDICAP. 12 to 1 agst Saccharorneter (t) 100 to X Liiintarck (t) 800 to 6 Mount Palatine (t) NO to 6 Copenhagen (t) 100 to f Vigorous (t) 100 to 5 Sultan (t) 100 to 5 Leases (off ) 100 to 3 Christmas Carol (t and off) 100 to 2 Troubkeoine (off ) LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL 16 to 1 agat Surney (t) 16 to 1 Columbia (off, tl7to 1) '..t5 to 1 Doctor (off) 33 to 1 Cortolrin (t) CITY AND SUBURBAN. IMO to 30 agat I; retna (t) 1000 to 30 John Halifax (t) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. :40 to 100 agst Plaudit (t) 10 to 1 Marksman (off, tllto 1) 10 to 1 Julius (off, tllto 1) 1000 to 60 Vauban (off) 20 to 1 Knight of the Garter (off) CHESTER CUP. 300 to 20 amit Lecturer (t) 500 to 25 Newland (t) 100 to 20 :lottbiey (t) 350 to 10 Ai chimedes (t) 800 to 20 Bracken (t) DERBY. $1 to 1 apt The Rake (t) 500 to 30 Dragon (t) 1$ to 1 Marksman (off) 40 to 1 Julius (t) 40 to 1 Taraban (t) 1000 to 10 luiperator (t) COAL MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) Walls End Haswell, ISs. 9d . ; Walls End &nth Hat ton, 18a. 9d. ; Walls lad Tees, 18a. 3d.; Walls End East liartlel, 18a. 6d. ; Walls End Original Hartlepool, 195.; Walls End Braddyla Heston, 17.. 6d. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 17s. 3d. ; • Walls End South Hellos, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Haugh Hall, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Casvop, 17s. 6d.; Walls End Trinelon Monday, 15e. 9d. ; Walls 'runstall, 1 is. CaL; Walls End Framwellgatc, 16s. 6d. ; Nelsons, 175.; Lumley, 17s. 6d. ; Cowpen Hartley, 170. ; West Hartley, 178. —Ships at market, 101; at sea, 40. Lord Barrington died on Saturday at Becket house, eihrivenharn. The noble lord was born in London in 17z3; married, 18-23, fourth daughter of first Lord Hoivensworth ; succeeded his father in 1820; was edu cated at Christ Church, Oxford, where he graduated B.A. 1814 ; was M.P. for ]perks from 1837 to 1857 ; vice-lieu tenant 1860-el. The first viscount was John Shute, who &mewed the name of Barrington, and was M.P. for Ber wick-upon-Tweed. The deceased will be succeeded by his son, the Hon. George William Blarrineen (one of Lord Derby's private eecretaries), who was elected member for Eye at the List general election. ELOPEMENT AN D HOED ERY. —A very digressing came came before the borough magietrates at Bolton, on Saturday. A man named Hubert Crawford, well dressed, and wearing a moustache, was charged with having stolen property to the value of 1001., uoder most unusual circumstances. The case was not fully entered into, but from what traimpired in court it appeared that the prosecutor, William Lewis Gna rlier, is a ship captain. and has been away in the Indian and Chinese seas he nearly half a dozen years. On returning he and hi: wife resided together at Southport. About two months ago the prosecutor went to Liverpool to pawl an e:.amination, leaving his wife in charge of the house. On bi• retooling to Southport he discovered that his faithlos. spouse was son eat, and with her had also fled the most va:uable and portable portion of the goods out of the house. From inquiries subsequently instituted, it transpired that the missing wife and the prisoner were living to..,ether 41 man and wife in a house La Bark-street. Pekoe. The prosecutor iden tified a number of articles moluced in court as his pro 'Jelly, including a sealskin coat, bought at Shanghai; a brass pipe, the gift of r. chief officer in Japan ; two Japan picture, bought et l'okuhenie ; and two oil joint ings (portraits of his wife a n d sun), painted in China from photographs taken is, EaglueL The prosecutor said that all these articles 11,1 been stolen within the last two months ; sod evidence was given to show that Mrs. Gutzuier had got a Dolton auctioneer to sell the Japanese pictures. that the prisoner had beets wearing the sealskin coot, and that the other articles were found at the house where Mrs. Gutruier and the ',Home. , resided together. On this evidence Mr. Higgin amine.l that the bench w mld remand the prisoner fur a week. in order to give him time to complete the case for the prosecution • and he was me 'minded accordingly, but a. iiiiitti.l to bail. Mrs. (hairnet was in court during the inquiry. and left apparently not very deeply concerned about her position ; on the contrary the captain seemed to feel v... ry acutely the peculiarly &s -treaming nature of his situation. It is said that as between himself and his unfaithful wife the matter will come before another court.—Lievreed Mercury. FALL OF A FLUOIt.—A sad occurrence has just happened at Monte Rocca Dons, in Sardinia. The Diaper, Pietro Mazola. who was highly esteemed, died, and the people wishing to testify their respect hastened to visit the mortuary chamber. About a hundred persons were assembled in the room when suddenly the flooring gave way, and the whole of them a. well as the corpse were precipitated to the lower story. The neighbours hastened to their assistance, and after mule hours' labour they were extricated, but one woman was found dead awl several other persons more or leas injured. THE GAME OF le , vE-Nt AK I Ntt.—CrOqUet is pretty game out of doors. and chess is delightful in a drawing -room. Battlesloor and shuttlecock mid hunt-the slipper have also their attractions. Proverbs are good, and cross question with crooked answers may be made very amusing. But none of these games are equal to the game of love-making, providing that the players can be quite sure that there shall be no heart in the matter. Any touch of heart not only destroys the pleasure of the game, but makes the player awkward and incapable, and robs him of his skill. And thus it is that there are many people who cannot play the game at all. A deficiency of some needed internal physical strength prevents the owners of the heart from keeping a peeper control over its valves, and thus emotion sets in, and the pulses are accelerated, and feeling supervenes. For such a one to attempt a game of love making, is as though your friend with the gout should insist on playing cermet. A sense of the radiculon, if nothing else, should in either case deter the afflicted one from the attempt. There was no such absurdity with our friend Mrs. Dobbs Broughton and Conway Dalrymple. Their valves and pulses were all right. They could play the game without the slightest danger of any inoonvcnient result—of any inconvenient result, that is, as regarded their own feelings. Blind people cannot see, and eau hid people cannot understand—and it might he that Mr. Dobbs Broughton, being both blind and stupid in such matters, might perceive something of the playing of the game and not know that it was only a game of skill.-- .. Th. Last Chronicle o f Bane'," N. la. Be Anthony Trolb.,c. There sire 7.772 workers and sellers of paying cards, and the duty last year was 882/. 00,000: 10,000: 1,000 110.0001 20,000, 2 0, ,000 0.000 !kW! - 1051 4} - 1001 zd 9i 111 12 xd sd 11} try bi ut • 13 id 443 451 - 1 Boles. 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