The Express. — London, England, 1866-02-28 00:00:00

o mit( CO the business of cooliteeipa or thArraan whit en a lithos bad for that purpose from the Juniata of the sad contrary to the provisions of the Metropolitan Mgenegement Amendment Act, 1262. The defendant pleaded guilty. y r. Loam, solicitor, and vestry clerk of Ithegion. said 1 ,„, did not propose to ask...the a haw penallp. as he en ;rowed that the defendant had sustained very severe • samgh the cattle plague. The short foots of the oe re wee :—Mr. Mayes, thee sanitary inspeesoe, oa Thoro d a y, the 20th MA ( impeded a shed at No. 1. Ha r shest, ill the ootheation ef the defendant, and there food two tows. Snowing that he had no place for math • p urse he spoke to the defendant who said be had the o .„, i n a few days previously, and sold the milk they ;mwid to hie customers. Baud, medical officer of health. said the deka dast's limas was refused at the lest medals on seconnt o f kis having parted with all his cows, or lost them from theehgne, and no disinefection having been carried oat. Ta o "dsfandant after that changed the oow.sbeds into m aw. The shed was altogether unfit for keeping cows and dangerous in regard to the plftne. fin Barker said had the defendant not sustained losses 1 ,, the plague he should beep i inflicted the fall penalty. thenße ordered th e defendant to pay a fine of MM. and IL 6s - oats for Dr. Ballard• and witnesses, an order that i ns at ones complied with. eOIIIHTION TOB HIATIGHTIMIXO OATTLI WITHOUT A LICIIIIIBL Jr. Alfred W4ina, hatcher, of No. 102, Oaledonian. r ad, was summoned by Mr. Mayes, sanitary istheotor for / i diseeton, to thew cause why he ear ied on the business of ▪ s laughterer of cattle, and used a shed for that porpoise at therms of 102. Caledonian-road, without a Some- lad for that Parpoee, contrary to the provisions of the 93 rd seed= el th e Metropolis Local Amendment Ad. 1962. Mr. Layton, so li citor, and vestry clerk of lalingtos, attended to support the complaint. Mr. Mayes stated that on Tuesday, the 20th inst., about 6 o'clock in **evening he saw a pence damn& a dressed sheep from the shop N 0.102, thle-road i tothoooralme lion of the defendant. Ile asked the defendant to be allowed to inspect hie premises, telling him that be was an impactor of nuiesnees for the parish of Ithentos. The defendant allowed him to do telling him that his premises were in the wish▪ ' of Olerkenwell„ and he found in the yard, which was putty covered. two sheep skins containing the entrails of two sheep, sad on the pavement was a quantity of blood. In a cellar adjoining he found five live sheep. lie asked 6 youth in the pregame of the defendant what he had done with the blood, and he said he had only killed two sheep end he lad allowed the blood to run down the drain. The *CO is unlicensed and in his opinion quite unfit for a s iseghterlionie. Dr. Ballard 86;d there had been two applications for hams to this place, which had each time been visited by the magistrates and the licenses bad been refused. It was a ett-likearsa with a sudden descent of twelve wooden steps. the slaughter-boom is within sight of the houses in the tear, is badly paved, and a totally unfit plain for such a Tee defendant pleaded gab.. Mr. Barker ordered the defendant to pay a penalty of 151. and 11. ss. for costs. The money was paid. MARLBOBOUGH-STREBT. ANNAULT ON AN AMMO. Mary Ann Pillar, a young woman, was charged before Mr.Tyrwhitt, with amoultme Miss Mary Granville, actress, d No. 4, Grafton-strept, Fitaroy-square, and also with &straying a bonnet of the value of 30e. The complainant said that shortly after 12 o'clock laat night she was paring through King-street, St. James's, on her return from the theatre, when the defendant and three other females come behind her, and while the other females were holding her, the defendant struck her under the eye, and on the back of her neck, pulled one of ber w ings out, and tore her bonnet, of the value of 305., to pieces. In snorer to Mr. Tyrwhitt, the complainant said the de fendant was an entire stranger to her, and that she had not given her or the other females the slightest prevoestion. A constable said that hearing cries of " Police" he went to the spot, end found the defendant holding the com plainant by the bonnet and hair. He took the defendant into custody. The defendant said the complainant struck her first. The complainant said she never struck the defendant ; all she did was to defend herself. The defendant said she was struck first. The constable, in answer to Mr. Tyrwhitt, said the de fendant and her companions were not sober. Mr. Tyrwhitt said it was a cruel assault, the defendant and three companions having attacked an noofending female. He should line her 20s. or fourteen days, and order her to pay Me. fee the damage and a flu of Is., or mother 14 days. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (lff zucarslo TsLiazArE.) NOTTINGHAM. —(THIS DAY.) POEM PLATE. Six furlongs. Qum of Trumps. The Clove, Pantaloon, Catalogue, la Mrehante, Vixen, Echo, Biahopton. Cutaway, Pink. Sweet Anne, Novios, Naiad, Havanaah, and King Maker are hers. LITTLE JOHN STAKES. Half a mile. Problem, &etleft f, Romney, Atalanta Marquis of Wor. enter, Catherine Rayon f, Kieghore, Bonnoesway Gold finder's dam f, Lady Roashill, aid Omeaborn are here. SELLING STAKES. Half a mile. Cotillion (40/.), Que."' Bee (4014, Transformed (4014, Nunnery f (401.), Thor (401.), Rambling Kate (4014, El Ole (401.). AU are here. HURDLE RACE. Two miles aad a half. Wert Eod, Attraction, Clairrovaate, Sanford. The Bean, The Cutler, Dermot Asthma, Cutaway, and Shakespeare are hers. PAID FORMER.— Queen of Trumps. HUNT CUP. Two miles and a half. An the hones in this me are here. Russ postponed until tomorrow (Timsday) on account of the. frost. Dteby Races will follow on Friday. ALLEGED SEDUCTION BY A MARRIED MAN, AND DEATH PROM OSTIA INQUEST—(THIS DAY.) This morning Mr. Richards deputy coroner, re amedßichards, at the West:Mauler Amu Tavern, Warner-place, Backney-road, an inquiry relative to the death of a young woman named Sarah Ano Kim aged 25 years. Elise S. Andrews. the wife of a railway guard, living at Warner-plaos. Hackney-road, deposed that the deceased was her sister. She was • servant, and was a single woman. lost August she had to leave her situation, and in the bleating of February she gave birth to a child. She bad test seaweed by a man whom she afterwards learnt was married and had a family. She fretted very , much in onsequeoce, and sp oke very frequently about him, though she did not go against him mach." He gave her only 15a. before she was confined. On Thursday bat she was fretting about him very mob, and said she would try and find him out. The next morning (Friday) ohs WY found lying across her bed dead. Mr B. Lyle, surgeon, said that be had attended !be diesued and he made • post mortem examination of her body. The came of her death was disease of the heart, accelerated by continual fretting. Mrs. Andrews, re-called, said, in answer to a juror, that her sister stated to her that the person who courted bee vu a paten°, and he represented himself to her to be • eagle man. She afterwards went to the Poet-oftloe, and there learnt that he was a married man. --- Thomas Hunt, 18, Clhapelatreet, Pentonville, was then worn, and he said that he woes lett eraarrier in the service ct the Janus' Post.offios. He became acquainted with the deceased more than a year ago. He never represented him. himself to her as airing* man. He did not deny lathy:dog be, but he would positively swear that he did not do so nadir the . promise of marriage. He knew she left bee situation in consequence, but he Wes not eskei by her to **tribute to her support, but he gave her 15s. He did not go to see her afterwards. The Coroner—Nor did you numb care what became of her. It is very evident that you deliberately seduced the poor girl, and that you did so raider the promise of maniacs. A juror salted whether the father could be compelled to a the child of the deceased ? Ve rt maa Hunt said that he would not object to support the child. The Coroner having gummed up. The jury returned a verdict. " That &cetera died from disease of the heart, areelerated by continual fretting. and the jury ny that the conduct of the man Thomas Runt in seducing the deceased girl was highly censurable." IPATAL AOCIDINT ro A BARRISTER IN THE TEMPLE.-(THIS DAY.) We regret to have to announce the death, under eircumetancee of a very melancholy character, of Mr. Charles Newt on , a b arr i s t er , w h o hat for several years attended the Northern Circuit. It appears that the deceased gentleman resided at his chambers at No. 5, Brick-court, Temple, and that het eveniog, whets a friend of hi called in to see him, he complained of being newel!, and he stated to his friend (Dr. Reed) that be felt very feverish. Dr. tied remained with him for some time but left him at 10 o'clock. The deceased wee sot mesa alive after that time. This morning, at ea early hoar. Mr. Look foiled him lying at the bottom of the flight of stairs leading to the chambers occupied he the deceased. Mr. Lock instantly called the attention of the police to the fact, and they removed the Inlf"tellate gentleman to his chambers. Dr. Reed was sent for, and he pronounced life to be extinct. It,ie ittiMosed that while the demised gentleman was walking down the stairs in the dark he Mead his footing on what is celled cue of the three cornered stem of the staircase, and that he was then pitched fora ad and Taal • great force upon his head. His death must have been ammotaascar. T h. dammed was unmarried, and his family, who maids Yorkthire, bays been communicated with this morning. The nsfortunate gentleman, who was well known amoagsl the members of the legal profession, wm called to tits bee ba APO, 1848. He was about 48 years of age. . -- (Befa tt 1.) em e "N" wa s lo M . ,Phistit 7...41ciat • %WIZ at4d, end tation foir ad ki i „ vie haw, 'ROIL rtAirri. ipto-Daly Ag di a r &w oe * a forger, , m rze_ly_ Rat il, hat ' afore • ; PPoser • the pki a . idly tan* ri (d eft 'or robbed id Vs the %Ant siss. %Wald to Paid away tot she bad tea wawa that wadi ma saes vary g m d *it d is f , tot %W in =WNW ' alba* es r.) Of say hi'. ms • fob ~ ia do man ' Ike) hs quastiob al limn. kal a i s a tm rly DP i. the I the ewe& wed shod lamer ! wets it sided mash dor. intend dirDefi• am ; debts. I the sift* plioation for pported. Ii Lomeli beak. of discharge, e, as he ha , plimtion fee r ; he could or not Wig ores most he. is beakrapts 7 were N. asst be ed. )17RT. young tom, rig kips with h $ stow to books of the ;ovum soi in s mites. me, it spy tiliowith a Moak ony Wises* id this stook s 3 tibias ths malt so on* 7- t le= he aro to sell it thee emend of some athee fit this he tee ted spot rat 'unto =aft IA order to 'tor Game a provided had b . , dim Cation of the omitted the of Postai° , intertwined by , &situ with w, swoop% that shop, whi° ll fgs with Gibe r bees PM id it with Ter! it his dut7 to •t. ton Yet"' .3 tit DAMN ad curcia,lB. nazalsoghtta bebalf of the '7 Mr. Tai monodies et table of the! feMoeller Dar and be his prisoner, ah o y had ges la the dowses& 'table Pea 112 and he 014 Bob,' a a had doses re teen drab& I died sherd, ' ; bike, bat tbel _ pared to hos the C evident* 'and u rtis fp . , also, pereall• aed. nanalatight e L 1 at Dab' "e"'" light tams ow Cody re in the 'WV , years' Pen g 4 4 t ad koPt MOM 88/31119 la charged 448 as of mone cc a roe be morning Serl olll _, led for the W" arts of the oefe ea very nowt* L oa th by to_ Lt was lihaY R,TI3. IMENG coin, Asset. Wee A li " lof Mr. WON* • mins his Pr" ows, and WOO rlB DAY) O=s o►aaoCL. The railway market is inactive to-day, and very Jew variations have occurred in prices. As regards the Rrincipal stooks, the only movement is a re duction of f per cent. in Midland. The settlement will be concluded this afternoon. IMPAIXIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE O OVILMONS....(TILIB DAY.) The &wax took the *air at stone. , PHITATZ BUBLICESS. The 'lks were read a mond time ;.---Abordare Valley y Janina Railway, Belfast antral Baden (Whet rporatioo), Bristol and North Boom set Railway (Perini). Brynmawr Goa, 31! Valley sad Vale of Nee* Junction Railways, Landon and Worthing Direct Railway, London, Chatham. and Dover and South Eastern (Kensington, Clapham, sad lhictos) Railways. Ihmehostor Osatral Exchange, Bonk Bat era and London. Chatham, and Dover (London, Lewes. sad Heighten) Rail ways, Thames Riser Perianths. QUALIFICATION FORD`ama ABOLITION Mr. HADFIELD, in moving the second reading of this bill, said on a former occasion a right hen. gentleman who was reopened on both sides of the house (Mr. Walpole) promised that if he would rater this bill to • Mast committee he should have his support. That had been dons, sad the bill a its pre eon form was the result. The Hone of Common had • expressed its approval of the measure no lees them seven timed, sad d he hoped that the legislature would now peas it, r : SO and thus pt.* of the last leg of intolerenn. The noble sari who was the head of the conservative party had de- ot eland that as a penman to the Ant* what this 19 e bill would abolish wee sot worth the paper on which it eit: was writtee. Thirty-eight yam bad elapsed since the r e . ea. peal of the Corporation and Testa Acts, and dumag all that time it had Dever been enforced, and thirty-seven acts of N. indemnity had been passed to exempt the great Miens of state tram the necessity of making the declaration in It. mortioe. Surely if anybody should be required to melee it 13: it was *stunt officers of the skate, yet they wan exempted ea. year after year by an ad of indemnity.t All the acme at. la the pay of the cooperation, incladlies the po licemen, lamplighters, and scavengers, were bound N. is make it by law, bat of mires none of them ever did. l i t There were, however, various servants of the oem- IL mnoity who were annoyed sad Insulted by having this de- i t duration imposed upon them. as. Mr. NEWDBGATE moved the rejection of the bill. He believed We declaration was retained, lest at. some corporations should be made an arena for M. agitation against the church of England; sod in that 3 point of view it was au important security for tee the constitution. Removing this declaration would to be like taking a bolt out of a ship, thus endan geeing the entire vessel. He was surprised that hon. ft members opposite should have voted so often in favour of a t this bill, considering the evils which were likely to arin aS eL had done in Ireluad from the absence of all restrictions. To abandon this declaration would be to enable any oorpo- It ration to abuse its position to attack the Chur ch of Erg- N. lead. The hon. member then cited from tb• pronediep re• of corporations in support of his objections to the bill ; sod lu concluded by moving that the bill be reed a second la , time that day six months. Yr. BAXTER could roonalve nothing more ealoulated to weaken the church of England than keeping up shroud, a, irritating, tests, which served only to perpetuate ear Si. t. tense animosity. He was ashamed that such • question skald have to be disarmed at this period. Mr. DUNLOP supported the bill. Hr. HUNT append it. 'MARE 7.4e7d0u - ;l2ei247;tciV;;ient stook is quoted lE ai to 123, ex div. ; Great Western, 58f to a l 1 1234 to 124, ex div. ; Lan aiahire Yorkshire, 119} to 120, ex div. ; Great &stern, 39 1 to f ; Smith Rasters, 774 to 4 ; Caledonian, 131 to 132 ; liehropolitan, 1334 to 134, ex div. ; Great Northern, 124 f to 1254, ex div. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock is heavy, and has experienced a fresh fall of 14 per cent. being now quoted 40 to 41. Great Western of Canada shares are unchanged, at 181 to 17. 011112WLY MIAMI AID MOM eh. I Pd. 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Gemmed Credit sad Finset* of London (Limited), 5. Hudson's Bay, 171, 1. Imperial Mareaatile Credit Association (Limited), 6. Italian Irrigation 6 p. o. Eds. redeem. 1870 issued 90, 80. Joint Stook Discount (Limited), 41. Merchant Shipping (Limited). 121. Natiocal Disoouot Company (Limited), 141, 1,1. Natiosal Proviadal Marina. 11, 1. °versed, Gurney, and Co. (Limited), 191, 1. Panama, New Zealand, and Austrahan Royal Mss (Limited) (all paid), 31. Quebrada Laud, Railway, and Mining (Limited), 41. r Royal Mail Steam, 121, 19. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. South Austrian and LombardaVsnetian, 151. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARMITE. Livnio43l, 27.-11sIna 163-tlai: -Great Beedeni. eiro ll 9 6 o r m e . -Gnat Western, 68-London and ere; Irsaissu, Int 3 PR -Manchester, Sheffield, end Lincolnshire, IMO 1)-1( 11114 1I 1 Mi nk Boum, rtk 7-Legation and North Buffalo and Western, St. Be elens B aron, ur-andu-half per Cant. H, 0411 c. ad.- 71-Grand Trunk of 41 2 1$ 2-Me, 410 I I $- note Cientatl, States 6.10 Bonds. Of 7 '244-Duteit Umiak% p.-Great Luzern dues, 16*--Alliance Bank et Drakes and Liverpool (limited). WO 1246 p.-Conumeredal ( Ll alawi). Ifie-Reatera Br change Bunk (limited), 11-16 d.—Mersuitile and lichen* Bank (Limited), S 16-16 i d.-British and )noels Marine , (Limited), 1$ z all p.-pre Marine (limited), 6.-Thames and Mersey Marine led), 63 7-16 p. -Nadonal Steam (Limited), 111. 16 f I 16 to. d. MAUffiniffillit, lam 27.-A moderato badness wu done at generally lower prices. Bolduc, Vaughan, and Company (LLmited), 6p. - Consolidated Bank (Limited), 6 1 p. - Erke , 644 ; -Great loam, WO-Great Luxelarg, 161}-Greaa Northern, A. 1412 xd. - Great Western of Canada, 161-Great Western. 68$ * 3-Illinois, 78-John Brown and Co. (Limited), 4 9-- Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1192 20 ad.-London and North Western, 122$ zed.-Manchester and County Bank (Limited), 4 c. p.-Manehester, Sheffield, and Linea 64$ 411$ ; redeem pref. 7-16p.-Metropolitan, 1232$ nd, ad. ; ditto, New 181. shares, 2 is. p.-North - Easters, 77$ 7-Thames and Mersey Marine Insaranos iL r l u itted), 6 7-18 p.-United States 640 Years' Bonda, 704 I- Fourth Prei, $ 8 -East Lancashire, 6 per out., 1304 Id. anaseatig, Fin. 27.-The transastions today included:- ( London and North Western Railway. at 1264-Birmingium Joint Stock Beak (Limited), at 87$ and 37f-ilinsingisarn Wagon (Limited), at 12 -Mousatu Wagon (lAsolted), at 18$-Manta Metal (Limited), 1 dia-Patent Pile (limited), at dis.-ead Patent Nut and Bolt (Limited), at An c i a ast, the closing peace were Worcester and 11 to 120 -Birmingham Bank. 30 to 601-Lioy s Bank, 12 to 121 prem.- Wolverhampton Mill, to 21 per shire. UMW, lax 16.-New Three per Cent. auk, 861 O }- ditto, for account, 6th Match, 86}-ditto, for new account, Da Hibernian Banking Company (2 . 1. U-National Be Cr: paid), for account. 76-National of Li (Limited) MI. paid), for account, lef-Previncial Bank (WI. paid). 831 - yal (101. paid). 343 3-Oreat &withers sad Matsu (1001. paid), for account, 10-Great Southern and Western, 4 per cent. perpetual (all paid), 90-Irish North-Western, 6 per cent. per petual, (all pild), MN A, for account, 4 O. The amount of the purchase-money to be paid for Gloucester House, which le to be pulled down In the emerald the Perk-lane improvements, is said to be 60,0001. Of this, 20,0001. is to be paid to the Duke of Cambridge for the unexpired hew of 14 years, and 40,0004 to the trustees of the will of the late Sir Richard Sutton for the freehold. BarOsir Golersantron. Moe DAT.) This morning a reform conference wee held at St. Martin's-ball. It was attended by delegates from various parts of the country, all of whom expressed themselves strongly in favour of extensive changes is the reeneseetation of the people in the House of Commons. It was unanimously re solved that a greet public meeting should be held in the hall on Friday. DEATH OF DE. Lin, Q.C.—The death is recorded this morn* of Dr. John Lee, Q. 0, et Hartwell, a gentle man who won known not only se a lawyer, but as a poli ticise, a scientific man, and a social reformer. He was an energetic radical, and frequently appeared on the linearly at Aylesbury an an opponent of Mr. Disraeli. In some oases be west to the poll, but was never sueosesful. He was • signed teetotaller, and a determined enemy to the use of tobacco. His house at Hartwell was a per fect museum, and scientific men always found a welcome there. In his general =anent Dr. Lee was some what eeoentric. Although a lawyer, and one of her MA. *We counsel, he always appeared on the beatings attired in • light blue tail coat with lots of brass buttes', and generally with a buff waistcoat and light trousers, some times breeches, madel in the quaintest fashion of the old times. He was se active member of several of the learned societies. The rectory of Hartwell and the vicarage of Stone, Buckinghamshire, which were in his gift, he made over some years ago to the Royal Astronomical Society. who have remained the patrons ever since. Tax iiiiincinn AT GUILDIroRD.—On Monday even ing the inquest on the body of Elisabeth Wesley, who drowned herself in the river Wey oa the 18th inst., was opened at the Railway Anus Inn, Guildford. The evidence revealed that the unfortunate woman had been the subject of the most cruel treatment at the hands of her reputed husband. Many detaih of shocking treatment were given, whioh treatment caused the decamped to to Wesley at Healey-on-Themes on the 14th inst. bear was sentenced to six months' impreponment she appeared very sorry, and, after an unsuccessful attempt to get some portion of his punishment remitted, her manner appeared to the superintendent of pollee and others to be very strange, and her eyes were observed to roll with a pecu liar wildness. She appears to have sold off her furniture, and re-assumed her maiden name, with the idea of obtaining • situation. She left Henley on the 17th ioet. for Reading. She previously told the landladf the Three Tees that she was married in Shoreditch. There wee so direct proof afforded as to Wesley having aaother wife living, but there were several hearsay statements upon which such a suspicion might be founded. Evidence as to the deceased sleeping at Guildford on the night of the 17th hat, and her suicide by jumping into the river on the following morning, was next given. together with the fact of a savings-bask book, 161.105. in gold, Bs. 4d. io silver, and some coppers, besides a portion of her clothing, being found in the room in which she slope. The jury returned • verdict " That the deceased committed suicide while in a state of temporary inseeity, brought on by the ill-treatment received at the hands of her husband." Tax Law or 11(817P.ANCE.—An important case was decided la the Court of Common Pleas, Dahlia, on Monday, before Chief Justice Monahan. It was au action, brought by Lord Creftoe, to recover from the &deadens' the sum of 10,00 W., the amount of a policy of immunises effected on the mansion-house and offioes of Moats Park, in the county Roscommoo, with the Globe Insurance Company. it appeared that • omisbikr able portion of the insured premises was destroyed by fire in May, 1866, sod Lord Crof toe complained that the insensce company had neither rebuilt the proteins Weep nor paid ever the *menet of the policy, altitaingli fre quently requested to do so. The defence was that by • stipulation la the policy of ie/RLTSDOO the eorapaay had the option of rebuilding the plase or paying the 1111110 net far which it was insured ; that the company had elected to rebuild the premises, but that a reasonable time for doing so bad not elapsed. Lord Crofton also soeght to recover the further sum of 2,0001. for special damage ordained. His lordship railed that if the jury toned there was no *lntim to rebuild, sad the breach of the contract wee the ase-pay meat of the mosey, the claim for special damage could net be sustained. The jury found for the phiiteiff—dareaps. 9,0001. Tax Housman Poore Acr.—Yesterday Mr. H. B.[Farnall, C. 8., the Peor-law Board's Commissioner for the inspection of Poor-law Unities, visited the workhouse of St. Cisme* Hasever-equare, in Mount-street, to Inquire into the worideg of the Hoeselem Poor Act. As lITILLOEDINAIT CEO*.—A Missouri paper &moaned a 'herb time since that the "wife mop in Os& 'comas county yielded 5,000 gels." The next weak tbe editor came out with an 1 " erratum—for wits rood wino." [Lett Adm. 1 NORTH LANCASHIRE ELECTION.--(THIS DAY. --•-- (DT nwriuo 1111,10W11.) lie too tee IN LOS LANCASTER, WIDNZBDAT. tM lit Lord Hartington was re-elected this morning in without opposition. He wee proposed by Oolooel Flaogbton, 'seceded by T. B. Addison, Esq., and supported by Sir io J. Kay Shuttlewortb. et TIVEBTOR BLECTION.—(7IIIB DAY.) I lii. lel (BI ELECTRIC TRLEBILLPIL) 1.00 too TIVERTON, WzmnissAy. 10 STATE OF POLL AT 1 O'CLOCK. a. se. Denman (Liberal) Hay (Conservative) es. Mr. Denman is considered rare of the oat. e 0 PASHIONS FOR MARCH. ---•--- (From Lc !filet.) 1.11 Up to the present time almost the whole chronicle - chronicle of fashion has been devoted to ball ad evening dress. Thin, trarpareet materials have been preferred for dandies ; and ma gauze of a very lovely texture called appropriately aerial game—has gained great semen. We must still mention the patent velvet as greatly in favour. Of oourse, if the drew is trimmed with tinny or beads, one must have silk velvet ; but If perfectly plain, or trimmed with fur, patent answer, as well. The colours in which it Is made are tray beautiful—sapphire blue, peso, violet, brown, and very light pink and mauve. It is very much used for pastas, instead of cloth ; and for children's dresses it is universally adopted. About the make of robes there is bat little to say. They ere more than ever cut on the bias. There are several iodise who wear no plait at the top of the skirt, but gene rally there are two or *tee at the back. The " Pamela' bonnet is gainieg favour, although at present it is seen principally at the Opera or or full-drew visiting dress. Some of our modistes have modigel the form very meek, so as to make it leas trying ; still it is certainly the young lady's bonnet par excellence. For morning boooets the " Empire style still prevails, bat the fanchon' is still mach in favour ; they are very small and not much trimmed. For evening trilette, flowers, gold, pearls, and bands- Ott's are wore, but very little besides the hair is worn. The " Empire " style is pining favour daily. IROLO•ITILIAZf BANI.-(THIS DAY.) This day the second ordinary general meeting IQ was held at the London Tavern ; Sir J. LIMBO= in the 67 . chain The report having hems taken es read. talf Th. CHAIRMAN raid that there were five branches of the ni k bank in operatioo when the amounts were made up. Last 10 year two had been opened, one at Naples and another Id at Florence. During the present year • branch _a had bean opened at GPO& The Mange of capital was am m N r of those sacrifices which he believed was for the good of Italy, but it bed been prejudicial to their bank at Turin, which T i was the first which had bean established. The board intended 111 to see bow those five branches worked before they opened I any OW ones. Meer, hear.) The whole amount out standing on the first and seoond Galls was only a few hundred pounds. (Rear, hear.) As they were aware a new call of 51. was undo on the 29th of January last, and so strong was the company that 80,7001. bad been already paid on that call (Hear.) The paid-up capital now amounted to 334,8401. Be Doped that no new call would be made till they met this time next year. The sbareholdses had reoeievd at the rate of 6; per cent. interest on the mosey paid, and they had now in band 10,7481. 13s. 3d., out of which they proposed to make • dividend of 7s. 6d. per share, free of income tax, whloh was at the rats of 5 per omit. per annum. This would absorb 6,8731. They wrote e 10 per mot. to most preliminary ex , and applied 1,0001. to the morn fund. This M iles 673l. to bo carried to the profit and loss amount of the present year. This was a satisfactory increase of business during the prevent year. The amount deposited ors current woman increased from 137,0001. to 224,000/. The class of business they were doing was of • legitimate and Rife eharsothr, and he hoped the shareholders would support the board is I it on that footing. They did the bankiag busi ng= al the miusieipality of Mins, which wee • astir facture feature In their program. At find there was • difficulty of latrodueieg the &Relish sestina in use, but the Italians were becoming accustomed to that mode of doing business. TM efforts of the board had bees ably emonded by the °facers of the beak. Be emegoded by movies the adoptios of the report and accounts. Mr. 0. Bst.z. mconded the motion. Ni. Immo said that he had boa in Italy lately, and he could bear testimony to the way in which the beanom of the bank had bean conducted them. Satisfactory answers having been given by the chairman to several questions at to him, The report sod aossantn Imre adopts& A -vote of thanks to its ellwarnies lerminated the pro ceeding'. _ Eg.. 1,11 . .. 4100 .. tOOO 00i IMO SOD .. MAW .. MAN ... $a 1 - 140] Me i 913 6 i a 3 1M IF 109 j 70 107 Se - i - 11 . 164 14! "i -- i on let 1M 41 ill .... 1021 41 ... 106 14 16; 17 _ 1134 Viell xi pe too iith. 96 - o}u.i ii M ii 064 so sr isi‘ I_ i7erl 1 11 le 4 Pg:Pm di. 111 11 7$ 74 $0 12 II lOU 6 dig C 46 le 3 4 Pin *4'• I pas Idle psi Ile %Ili 46 VS U 47 69 21 22 61 44 !1 28 41 0 9 01 81 81 fa, %AU int 1 fpm 14. tar 18. 20i 88 48 as 2.418 18 20 It be 18 10 • le irs, I 24pm 16 SII Ulla par * Ig* I 1 i 6 : 11 lb go 31, In TS Id 78 48 49 16 17 1 6 1 - 6i6la 1 0i ,u. S 6 1 2 pal 4 rit . 6 die i pm ds I II 1 II Bpm 4 7 fail 61 40 i 2 .44 VitZ SI tidla SII 30 4 sills $ 2 dls 16 Se 12 10 601 $ 6 ills 611 . 110_ ; - 4 - 46.1 SO .6 94 M 96 96 OA 96 $1 94 96 El M 91 NI Is UT 109 94 99 t 9 u; 94 21 Kt . 12 M .... 2I 841 78 ... lal 46 ISI 4 id FEBRUARY 28, 1566. Ili_ THE ALLEGED RESIGNATION OF EARL RUSSELL We are in a position to stab with pettset _ _ eonfidence that there is not a woad of truth in the rumour published by a contemporary this morning of the resignation of Lord Russell, nor, consequently, in the report that he has advised the Queen respecting the appointment of a successor. saszmazairb ELICTION.-(PHIS DAY.) (sy EMITS, TuresArs.) SUNDERLAND, Winn=Ay. Mr. Candlish has headed the poll all the morn ;mg. Between 11 sad 12 ebbe& be -!o eons on Mr. Benwieir. The 12 &aka MOM bse Mews : Centilbh . ... 1,07E 1 Fenniok -. 982 i i sly is N . ss 97 1 IN IN 1114 ' 91 011 11111 106 100 100 108 100 VI IIOI 166 ISA 100 100 1011 1•6 1011 106 910 100 lit 100 96 OS 100 100 96 1 In 100 100 /01014 100 119 116 11/0 09 100 100 08 100 100 106 105 100 -- 100 106 k 10Th ~h lie SD SD SS 100 ifONEY MARKET.-(THI8 DAY.) Ors o'Owait. The rumour that Earl Russell has resigned his poet of Premier has tended to cause a further de cline of per cent. in the funds, but most other securities have seareely -varied to-day, transactions being still restricted, partly through the interven tion of the fortnightly settlement, which will be completed this afternoon. A. few of the foreign stocis are fractionally better, but English railways and financial shares are, with one ar two =cep- time, quoted the same es yesterday. American seourities, however, continue in request, and show a fresh advanoe. There is a good demand for money to-day, but chiefly for loans to the Stock Exchange where the rate for advanoes on stooks and shares t ill the next fortnightly settlement is 7 to 8 per oent. The quotation for choice bills in Lombard-street is 6; per cent., with exceptional transactions, at 6f. The government broker has bought to-day 15,0001. New Three per Cents, for the Sinking Funds. - Consols are now quoted 87 to for money, and 871 to I for the account (March 8). The operations in the foreign stock market are rather numerous, and the toes is firm. Turkish of 1865, Spanish Passive, the Committee's Certifi cates, and Italian of 1861 exhibit a rise of / to per cent. Egyptian scrip, however, has declined 1. The quotations are as follows Greek, 131 to 14/ ; Mexican, 221 to 231; Spanish Passive, 271 to ; ditto Certificates, 161 to 17 ; Turkish, 1865, 38 to ; Brazilian scrip, 2to prem. • Egyptian scrip, to f prem. ; and Italian, 1861, 601 to 611. United States 5-20 Bonds exhibit a farther im- provement of k per oent., being quoted 701 to 71. Erie and Illinois Central Railway shares are also firmer, at 551 to 1 and 781 to 79, respectively. International Financial shares are now quoted 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; General Credit, f to lk prem. ; London Financial, 21 to 2 die. ; Imperial Mer. k to 1k prem.; Credit Foamier, i t to prom. ; Overenl, Gurney, and Company, 41 to I prem. ; and Joint Stook Discount, 6to die. The shares of the Imperial Land Company of Marseilles are quoted 21 to 3 prem. RALrnar Tin= o'CLoci. Consols remain fiat, at 87 to k for money, and 87k to for the account. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Bente' opened at 69fr. 23e., showing a decline of nearly k per cent. About 10,0001. in gold has been bought by the Bank An instalment of 101., making 251. paid, falls due on Thursday next, the Ist of March, on the Egyptian Government Railway Loan. The prospectus has been issued of a Chilian 6 per cent, government loan for 450,000 L sterling, through Messrs. Thomson, Boner, and Co.. of Old Broad-street, and Mr. J. Gerstenberg, of Warnford court. The loan is issued in two series, of 225,0001. each, the first of which is to be repaid at par (100) on the 15th of March, 1887, and the second on the same date in 1868, while the subscription price is 92} per cent., or 91 on payment in full being made on the 15th of March. The loan thus yields about 13 per cent. per annum, including the bonus on repayment. As a special security for the interest and sinking fund of this loan, the entire proceeds of the sale of the state tobacco monopoly are hypothecated, and are to be remitted direct to London. These revenues produced in the year 1865 1,120,000 dole. Chili is one of those' states which during a long series of years has faithfully discharged her national obligations, and she finds her reward in the fact that, although she is at war, the subscriptions already received are equal to the entire amount of this loan. It is understood that the list will be closed almost im- mediately. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 34,0001., making a total of 83,0001. since the date of the last return. The Metropolitan Railway traffic return shows this week MI increase of 1,2721. over the corre sponding week of last year. The proposed dividend on Glasgow and South Western Railway stock is at the rate of seven per cent. per annum against 51 in the corresponding half-year. The directors of the Agra and Masterman's Bank (Limited) have declared a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum (11 se. per share) for the half-year ended 31st December last, toge ther with a bonus of 15s. per share, free of income tax, and payable on the Bth March, being a distri bution to the shareholders at the rate of 16 per cent. per annum. The directors of Halcomb and Co. (Limited) have declared an interim dividend of 6 per cent. on the half-year ending 31st December. The following notice has been posted up in the Stock Exchange : LOIIDON, CHATHAM, AND DOT= RULWAL—Metropoli. tan Extenelon B and C Preterenoe Stooks.—OfEcial informa- Moe hes been received, to the effect that the oontrectors (Menus. Pet*, Bette, end Orsmptoe.) have extended their guarantee of six per sent. on the above stocks to Slat Dee., 1868, being twelve months from the opening of the junction with the Metropolitan Railway for public Maroc. The half-yearly meeting of the kfillwall Freehold Land and Works Company was held yesterday, when a discussion ensued which led to various re solutions being proposed and ultimately withdrawn. Eventually the directors' report was adopted, aod Mr. Ayrton, M. P. for the Tower Hamlets, was elected a director in the room of Mr. Fenner. The meeting of the Southampton Dock Company took place yesterday. The available balance was stated at 9,9251., including the previous balance of 400/. A dividend at the rate of 4 per cent. pee annum was declared for the half-year, leaving 2,7181. to be carried forward. At the meeting of the Estate Company, held yes terday, the accounts showed an available balance of 3,3331., and a distribution of 12s. 6d. per share was made, leaving 2081. to be carried forward. At the meeting yesterday of the West Lon don Wharves and Warehouses Company, the directors report, which has already been published, was adopted. The half-yearly meeting of the General Steam Navigation Company was held yesterday, when the directors' report was adopted, and the usual dividend and bonus were The liauritine Land Credit and Agency Com pany (Limited) have issued the warrants, now pay able at the Union Rink of Loadon, for the interim dividend of 10 per cent. per annum, declared on the 20th last. The third ordinary general meeting of the Mer. chant Banking Company ofLondon (Limited) will be held on the 15th of The half-yearly meeting of the Metropolitan Dis trict Railway Company is called for the 15th of March. ie Id 111 - i Subjoined are the quotations of Insuranee, gas, dock and other share", as given in the Steak Ix 'bangs Sat of last svaisQ : Inieranes.—Allisnce British and )sagas. 15 to 141; ditto Marine, 34, 1, Se 1; Indemnity Mali" Lity ; Lan des, 474 ; London and Provincial Itrainn, 4 ; ai 2i su ath •ma Mercantile. 20, e. So 1 ; Gwen 33. _ 11, to 1 ; Thames and Nene Menne Gaslight and Ooke.—Zuropren, New, 61; to 3 ; Lusaka Geothermal, 96 to 7 ; Ledo, 7l t , lll (Limited), 91; Phosnii, New 151 Berm Cowman, 14i to # ; Westminster Ohsrtena, 651 to 6; ditto New. 44} to ; Werdan, 151. ))oaks.—Halt ad West India, 1311; London sad Katharine, 73t, 3, to Waterworks—Bettis, t. lOl to 1 ; (babes, Ni to i ; East L 0 5301 14 136; West Middleman, 1111. The subjoined report on the bullion market is from the circular of Messrs. Sharps and Wilkins : The amount of baleen trammeled in the silver market during the past fortnight has bees by so MOWN extensive. The imports from America and the continent have bees more than *psi to the lake demand, which still con tinues, but on a limited soils. At the ekes, to-day, the prise is inactive, at 50, id. per oz. standard. The smile mild tioa for Mexican dollars reciaise nacliaspd, at to is. lied. pa os. In the ecetissiod abeam of 1 ".7 seaters dented the valise of theme mins flostaates w ith lbe prim a bar silver. The late arrivab of gold tread Anstralis bars been principally sold to the Beak of Eng land after reMairep the freaen exilianges beim' still ad vsne to any inquiry for export._ Trona Emma Consols, which closed yesterday st 871 to for the Bth of Mare's, opened this morning as the same quotation, and closed at 871 to a. For money the last price was 871 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Thrto per Cent. Consols, for mosey, Ce nt ; 7a for socoost, 871 2 it Cirlehree pm. Reduced, Kt, I, e ; new per dents., 87k, ; India atook. 2081; ditto, Five per Cent., 104, 1, ; ditto Five per Cent. " enlaced" ropes paper, 1021, la. PINES.-(THIS DAL) Tin transactions in the mining market are chiefly confined to the settlement, which will be oompleted this afternoon, and rims generally exhibit no change. Chiverton Moor shares are quoted 61 to 7 ; North Treskerby, 31 to ; and Clifford Amalgamated, 16 to 17. The Mariquita and New Granada Mining Com pany is about to wind up voluntarily, and take mesapres for forming a new company under the limited Liability Act, which will take over, on cer tain conditions, the property of the existing com pany, the present shareholders having the prefer ence of subscribing thereto. A meeting is to be held on the sth March for this purpose. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LLNE.:—(THIS DAT.) Although the quantity of English wheat was somewhat increased, the show of maniples was very moderate, never. thole's, the supply was fully equal to the denied, sod at the close of business a clearance of the stands was not effected. Mae parcels readily totted bares at full prime ; otherwise, the wheat trade was heavy at about late rates. Moderate supplies of foreign wheat were on sale. Most doesriptions met a steady demand, end previous quotations were well supported. Floating cargos@ of grain were I. fair request, on formes terms. Fine malting barley was very firm. Gringo( and dia. tilling sorts changed hands to a fair extant, at late rates. Malt moved off freely, at full eurreneam Larp supplies of oats were on offer. Is all qualities Niles programed slowly. at about Moader's prices. Beans, although firm in peke, oommaaded but little rit• notion. In peas the troomctions were oa a limitel scale, at about stationary quotation. A very moderate bosinem was pealing in tour, on former terms. Linseed moved off freely, at very full currencies ; but rimmed WW, in slow request, at bendy late rates. Agri- Natural seeds were insetive. Limed cakes changed hoods steadily ; °adenoma takes slowly, at previous quotation. ratillAntit 1 . 11/1 to MOWN. Per Qr. Wis&r. a besx,ifolosd, old 66 to U new 24 to 64 to.wlOW, old U to SO _now 61 to 61 Norfolk sad 1 . 00040 s o t 144. oil — Amin =as O te 40 *Win eras MALL 24=rrfolk, and 06 to 66 Clagutos and Ware 66 to IT Manna LTR Now - 24 to 2$ rim Qr. OAS. I. icoteb bet& blab. white „ black lima& Mone•Was6s) ll3 1e 63 36 Tisk a* II Inflow rocs Mlle 4111 INAL Oray Kw& us MD it wida •M is Bolin _ — it to Ilmithsli, toed 2b paabe le 10 Spy* Owl 231 to WIIAI. 4. a. beside and Konigs berg 47 laded • lleokler- DelVI 44 Se 116 42 le 64 Kaisalles. bard „ odi Ve+leeo. red . 45 bee Whit; 42 to 64 SoladlUi tdN to 23 Malting Orr& Dutch brewing feedbag ARRIVAL Or MULL 607.. CgallAGE. WRVS Mi. I ISMS. Tows ma, per 111. IW.NI So 411 Household ST so 39 Coast's Norfolk mad fluflolk, ea Ars l2 to as Per Qr. MEL c ii Drib mad Swab% 12 to 28 Media tt to 27 Beam - is a. se Boyar as ill IA TM& 96 to SS 911 to a IJpIA Indio SI to 116 Yantis FLOM. hooch, par sack It to SS Spuilsh, . SI to SS Assoricon, tot ts: to :1 1 INTO LONDON. BY WAWA 16 TO ns. 11- 11 , 11 ,16 gra• LIO 1610 T 6661 I 161661 MO 16101 omemuarvit QUA NTITLIA AND PL Mt 791 VW 11111131 1701 MI 0011119.- 713. 24, 1866. at leffik QM AVentge. I gts. MIMI. Wheat 6 1 ,676 .. 45 6d. I Wlteat MIA .. let 14. arlay 18.611 .. lii .. it I ?Mirky 64.1111 .. DK Od. ( *ll 16,268 .. M. lod. 10.4 AM .. Db. id - - - e m u& sad 10» a 81100 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (IT szJoreso AID DITIONATIONAL TZLIIMPIL) (MOM MI ow' ooassaposvm.) The market matinees vary siren, and price' are id. above the quotaiione of Friday last. Sales, about 13,000 bales. Speculation and *sport, 7,000 bales. MINCING-LANZ.—(THIS DAY.) SCGAIL—The market is firm, but there ill less motive demand than st the opeolog yesterlay; tbe private sales ieclode brown Cubs muscovado at 325. ; yellow Havannsh at 375. 6cl. ; uriclard Manills, 27 a. 6d . Refined, there is fair demand for all deocriptiotta. Corse—The parcels of plantation Ceylon brought to public sal* have sold steadily at the valuations ; floe line ordinary, 77a. ; low middling to good middling, 798. 6d. to 87s. ; native, fioe, 745. to 745. ed. ; good ordinary. 63e. to 68s. lid . Privately, the market for ooloury qualities ow tlnues firm. Tea.—The public sales of Indian teas were concluded this morning without spirit, at about the prices previously ruling to Id. per lb. decline. R f as.—No sales are reported, but there ere still buyers of soft grain at fall prices. Nirrirsoe.—A few cases have been sold at firm prices. Rm.—About 100 pp for have been sold at Is. bid. for Posaeg, sad ls. 8.1. for Demerara. SALTPITIL —No silos reported. Einem:twin has bees *old s& se. per cwf. decline, aosersan to to good middling, 61. 10s. to 81. 55.; good and fino, 81. 10s. 91. 15s. Bnsmac is doll of sale, at the previous value. natio= has sold steadily at 6d. admire ; middling to fin, dal, 2Ss. 61. to 25e. ; ordinary to good middling 7M , .. dd. to 245. Comm—The demand continues active at the meat advisee. TALLOW MARIEZT.—(THIB DAT.) The louts, is quiet ; pekes are quoted is follows :—Town tallow, 47e. ; Petersburg Y.C.. en the spot, 495. ; Nude. 495. ; April to Inas, 495. ed. ; October to Desentber. 51s. dd. to SU BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(PHIS DAY.) Mow& Poitoodos and Smith report so materiel altera tion is Us* market sib°, llooday 164. A steady dosoaad for connmption at Ws 'Baldly redcoat prim. 00AL MARKET.—•(IIIIB DAY.) Walls gad Mottos. 16s. 6d. ; Walls Zed gsswoll, 18e. eal.; Walls Zed Booth gotten. 18a.; Walls Bed 'Ns, 18s.; Wags Bad Beet Hartlepool. 13e. 3d. ; Walls Fad Hartlepool, 188. 3d.; Wags god Headdyls Bottom, 17s. dd.; Wags Bad Boo th Hartlepool. 17s. ; Walls gad Eolles, 17e.; Walls Nod °odor* 16s. 3d.; Walls Eod Torudal, 16e. 34.; Walls End Hatton, 16a. 3d.; Walla Eod Hatton Lyme. Ids. 34. ; Boddie , Hartley, 15s. 64.-Bhips mark* 89 ; at sea. 20. 3. IT, acissivit. q Wis. 110 .. 410 , • • 1:840 Ina 410 2119110 Isso se 'WM OT GNAW_ oosasermaie - -~ I ."'im