The Express. — London, England, 1868-03-30 00:00:00

lIIRD EDITION. EST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. ABYSSINIA. OFFICIAL TELEGRAM. Stafford Northeote has received the fellow :legram from Sir Robert Napier, dated An larch 9 : csdquarters and let Brigade march towards gi on the 11th. Expect to reach ou the News from prisoners up to 17th February rell. ieodore, with guns and mortars, on table f Takata. All going on well." correspondent with the Abyssinian expedi rites, under date of Antal°, March 6 : 0 Magdak news of any importance has been rd lately. The latest was dated the 11th ; the captives were all well ; Theodora& was id to have abandoned the idea of taking his aid baggage into Magdals, until he shall have I the little matter' with the English. He said to be making for Dalanta, a strong or fort in the Djedda Valley—♦ Magdala on e scale. The news of the expedition forms ieff topic of conversation in his camp, and the ons he puts to the prisoners show that his ty's mind is occupied with the subject. Of Mentions nothing whatever is known ; he the captives with greater consideration, but ide their guards stronger, so as to preclude )seibility of escape. His Majesty may per a able to keep his secret for another month, • the middle of April the foe will be at his when we may rest assured short time will be d for parley." :WING IN LONDON.-(THUS DAY.) 2.30 r.er. principal features to-day were as follows Northamptonshire Stakes Lord Heating, remaisod sat Blueskin receded to 10 to 1, and 700 to 100 was tb a start. Purveyor came with a rush, and found at last at 9 to 1. Thalia was backed for money, as was Tormentor and Lucifer. le Spencer Plate Tibthorpe kept his plasm at id of the quotation while Locale and Ironnisitcr ell support d. Beeswiny, reported to be broken was laid a,a'n t for both her engagements at 100 to : Two Thousand sad Derby betting showed no Quotations as to,lgys NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES. 5 to 1 eget Lord Hastings (t) 9 to 1 Purveyor (t f) 10 to / Wolsey (t and off) 10 to 1 Rhteskin (t and off) 100 to 8 Lucifer (t) 100 to 7 Montagnard (t) 100 to 6 Leap Year (t) 100 to 6 Thalia (t) 100 to 6 Christmas Carol (t) 100 to 6 Ailesbuty (t) 100 to 6 Tormentor (t) 33 to 1 King Alfred (off) 25 to I Ackworth (of) 100 to 1 Beeewing (t) 700 to 100 Blneskin, with a start (t) EARL SPENCER'S PLATE. 13 to 2 apt Tibtbog* It) 9to 1 Loomis (t) 10 to 1 Veopasiaa (t) 10 to 1 In:m=BW' (t) 12 to 1 Sycea (t) 100 to 8 /3elphegor (t) 100 to 2 Wass) , (t) CHESTER CUP. 10 to 1 opt Thalia (off) 100 to 1 Beeswiag (t) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 100 to 30 apt Rasienscaan (of) 7to 1 Formosa (off) 25 to 1 Robison (off) 25 to 1 Blue Gown (off) 25 to 1 Banditto (off) 1000 to 30 Restitution (t and off) MANBION-HOLISH ZITIUOIDLIIMIT CONDUCT OF "G/OFFLECIN." Four respeot•bly-diessed young men, who gave the names James A isderiosi, 96 years of age:described as the charge-ebeetasagentleman; John °reissue% 93, sinedsweribeil an a gentleman ; Sonnet Mackin, 28, homier • and Charles Whi(Weld, draw, Wood-street, were char ged with wil fully pulling down and damaging the abutters of several shops in Biabopagate-street Without. It appeared that the prisoners had been drinking pretty freely on Saturday, sod that on Sunday the amused themselves by springingLthe beT e tt gr. Az, down i the idhr"ltobi ten of the pork butcher, and Mr. Ban, corn - chandler . all in Bishopsenie-street Without. Shortly before this Mackin mounted the box of • cab, standing on a rank close by, the driver being inside, and was in the set of driving away, when the driver called out to him, and all the prisoner, ran away. They were esp. tared in a coffee-house in Worship-street, and takes to the station by • number of City and metropolitan ,;THAMPTONSHIRE AND CHELTENHAM , countable.. Three of them had given false addresses. EVENTS. • The Lord Mayor characterised their eonduct as moat disgraceful, and sentenced each of them to 10 days principal event occupying the attention of imprisonment in the House of Correction without the , phets this week is the race for the Northampton- option of • Ens takes ; and, relying upon recent public form, or" decides in favour of Blueskin, and thinks 1 the abienee of Beaming, his most troublesome at will turn up in Purveyor. gus," of the Post, believes that Lord Hastinp will Stakes and that Ailesbury and Blueskin will be .him. DERBY. 15 to 1 opt Speculum (t and off) 15 to 1 Suffolk (off) 25 to 1 The Earl (t) 25 to 1 Robioon (off) :10 to 1 Orion (off) SPORTING ANTICIPATIONS. GUILDHALL. VINILI THILITA ORDERED TO IS 'Lawson. rii.;eistii;;tlW>4;, U, ;21(11,074ietite;rn,I1 0 ;;;; I gsoed at the bar on remand before Alderman Hale and Francis G. Moon, chanted with stealing 70 tumbler from the premises of Mr. Fallalove. It appeared from the evidence that on the 10th nat. J. Carter, 123 G, stopped the two prisoners in Upper Whiearese-street at 4 o'clock in the morning, each of them carrying • bag. He found in the bags 70 tumblers. He asked them where they got them from, and Hastwayte said from • shop in Hol born. He went with Huirtwayte to Holborn, but he mold not point out the shop. He took them to the Clerken well poliee-eourt, and they were remanded for • week and then discharged, is he could not find the owner of the tumblers. He bag since found that they had been stolen from Mr. Fullslove's. modem," of the Herald, predicts that the winner Stakes will be the outsider, Christmas Carol, and 1.100 be recommends Sir Joseph Hawley'a Cardinal. Drthamptonshire Cup event, " Asmodeus" thinks, a match between Lames and Rampart. and for the National Handicap at Cheltenham, he decides in of The Doctor, who will dissover a brae of " tough Ste" in The Nun ►nd King Arthur. eetator," of the Star, gives his verdict in favour of Hastings and Names for the Northamptonshire irTfulbilove,alarge china and glass dealer, of 61, Farringdon-street, said the glasses were his, but be did not mice them, his stook was so large, until Woke, • City police-oonstable, detected • lad mimed Mason in the act of statUng 62 tumblers from his premises on Men. day morning last. He then examined his stook and besides the property recovered missed 37 doeen of winos and 24 doom )aieoes of china. They were kept in a abed at the back of his premises, and the prisoners must have get at them by climbing over • Mikes shi w hisk was a kw building in one of the sntrasom to Market. He had mimed altogether about two en tumblers. Carter said that bad • barrow,whisk he sold vegetables for his mo and be lest • port of the bar row to Huetweyta, who sold the tumblers for 2d. each. At drat Ragan said that Hurray* kid him the gloms' were his mother's, and Its allowed him to sell them over his barrow, but he afterwards acknowledged that he stood outside Mr. Fallakve's, and received than from Hart wayte. who wee inside. Both the prisoners pleaded guilty to stealing them, and elected to be dealt with nadir the Criminal Justin Ad. Previous eonviotimas were proved spinet Hostwayta, bat none against Ragan. The aldermen, hay* consulted together, anatenowl each of the prisoners to be imprboasd for 14 dam, and la additioa Huotwayto to have twelve strips with • bine rod and Raps six. BOW-STRIBT. Tango TIMM FOB 0111117L111121. Join Talbot ,17 , a poan eat of Pam, was brought up an remand *bawd with shoplifting. The prisoner was formerly in the service of Mr. Maori son, a publican in Bt. Martia`s-laszza plume ; but ha had dam beea in prison, from was liberated • few weeks ago. Kam his lammigin he had been in the habit of going resod to tradeema lathe wish boarhood with pretended from Mr. Pialreedeen, taking the opportunity of stealing men Nelda while the tradesman's attention was =. Mr . Risbardson'a hones has ommegnently hero maw in reference to imaginary badness. riC elle llelb? to measure bit, for suits of alothes, earpealere to mobs re ildr furniture or fixtures, holthaagors to mend es shoe balls and wires, &c., have all ban told that *sag not been seat for, sad Marais. hem Uwe that the shun mesnangsr bad not pne away amply 1 mew From inrerreation will& had been given to *erase, nor pant Imlay, 10 F sad Daniell, 873 1, had boon for some time on the look out, whoa they met with Km by ;widest- They were 1a the shop of Mr. Flied, engraver, Drary-kas whoa the pieces, mos la and asked Mr. Filet to p or mad to Mr. Itiehardseeh, to La a bran piste en the deer. Mr. Flint proceeded to eater the order, and was down the disseasiono, when Borgerat Kerley " Yoe mod not trouble shoat the dlaseeleas:a asked the phooey what he bad in his yam, tt the soma *nal= prisoner who he was. ff//11 at once • pair a pinshers whisk be ad=re 1 1 $ 0 1 fttlet • carriage plater a few doers off. Kerley said, " How fild you some to miter the shop while we were there!' (the primmer having formerly looms than). The said, " I did net rempaiss you, sad took you for planner gentlontes." Th• primmer was again remanded, it Wag understood that then were ormoel other charges againstl. Sem- •mo," of the Advertiser, bay a firm conviotiou that m form" in this particular instance should ho d to, and Le therefore anticipates the success of Moutagnard or Blueskin, retaining Leapyear for a Fur the Northamptonshire Cup Stakes, "Nemo " n in favour of The Pope and Rampart, having, how preference for the former. %FORD AND CAMBRIDGE BOAT RACE. :onsequence of the bad state of the tides this the crews will have to do the greater part of their n the inoruing early, and this they began to-day. :taws went out, within ten minutes of each other, DU 11 and 12. The Oxonians went filet, and pro up the river, steered by 11r. Tottenham, aad ,1 from the bank by Mr. Risley, an experienced oar. The rowed slowly against the ebb, but with g and life fast nearing perfection. The stroke, it la s rather short, but the stamina in the boat is just luisite to stand the fatigue and the necessary spurts ed in a five miles row. The crew proceeded is the tat hung over the river above Hammersmith, and rounding, came down at a smart pace over the Cantabs were the next to appear, and they also ip the river at a steady pace. Their ro was ad by some of the spectator,, but to en expetleawd eye °fortunately too patent that the reason why the boat tso mach life in her is because the crow lave not operly learned that great rowing *Morn the ass of The form in the boat looks well, and the manner ch the arms are brought to the cheat would induce of well up in the practice of rowing to believe that vas tremendous lift, but that is what the men most Camheidge creme wereont only half an hour, the Ins much longer. Ling is still 7 too on Oxford offered, 2 to 1, however, n. Both crews will resume practice at eve this after- LWATICIN . B MOTION ON TNII IRISH CaaaCH.— ro the motion of which Mr. E. W. Watkin, *tine in the House of Conunces, on Friday High, e known in Stockport on Saturday morning, a Ig of that gentleman's election 0001ntiliee wr . At that meeting it was resolved to prepare a ition to Mr. Welkin calling upon him to resign his he persisted in the coarse of which he had given • The committee owastitated themselves a disrila. end waited upon Mr. Within at the Loadawread *, in this city. After some conversation Mr. in consented to place himself and his notice an; odly in the hands of Mr. Giodsteno.—Monoteeter lots. AbMtklioifti:f__\*Eltitt ( ).'iwWW_AW does This wine as appe a al illi r b wi ee ag • daisies of Ms o=- 4 Exeimper Obituher • judgment el the .4 4 el Cowie& Pleas ht herrn ofotherilefeadene, loon fiery fhA N Y 3T dbaiy. alos ••• • maim es, 1: below, ea • special weak& The mein was ens Be. at effeesness beim= thiseessikeyemilliamelles beireditied Wgg hreeo, lte_the defeleallot, the Ph= Ind leer sex was not dissevers& She attained • aleentlem below ev. P. G. arshall), is meow the Pnentana , se peter ow the Orme Woolens Rahway by pas ei Mon of the rectory of Bt. James sad Baby, WYMAN TM *pa airdisalei sad im am and thews W at the wY, of which the defendant weal riamms .affelant th• pseud Wes • warrant for her appreiwesion alba sail hop and Mr. Burwell., who had Up DOOM to the a the sodomy aesepay , but it was stated this a =l: living by the bishop. The eircumehmess hoes bees reported Ass the onsopsay Doi pro Oa from time to time, and it is unnecieetary to repeat in ; whoa oho p o i lo wor Ina singing la a dub re t e tt deft(!. The pittrea bi cuted the Rev. John Raid be the 'W e t Conte, ram eoascabis, No, benefice, but the declined to Institute hiss because that s he was a wo m an , and to o k her into =4, mei be his tertimoniala from t late Bishop (Manchester) were t winning male attire but for soliciting sliwn. not "..cudicient," end ell menthe dellendr I la Want sed, to Mr. Benson, the eisnalthis laid the the meholt claimed the nomination and Pcme,sn Wed whisk the piesser waif singingmee about • Weer, Mr. Borwall to the thin. Mr. Marshall einunenese as /woo awl me .• action against the bis hop, which was tried at the Cornwall ra s p os a ar i f oho & T wa t p eo ldo=nor Assizes, and on a verdict the matter west to the roa drad-w o db o d wo o t wooa o. br Court of Common , where a verdict was found tcw a wh o said obs woo Milis a woe of hest! Mr. Marshall and confirmed by the Exchequer Chamber. lir. a waglissaod the imbed her why &phut this decision the Bishop of Gloucester %peeled oho degraded ban& a nd her s ou by amassing mile me" end the &Pima was heard Irf the law lee'd we n is withib she replied that seven yeses age As left her assisted by Baron Martin, Mr. Justice Willis, Mr. asittes Maio Bed/oniebles„ and leafage' is the Justice Blackburn, Mr. Baron Pigott, and Kr. Jostles i eoidi o h frisk o e o h m* * her *whin The d o w n is Lush. The low lords left the following questions to the ass the se s ras a and to ado,t the iamb *lra Whether, nine the whole record, the Judi- and ere. rn of the sterner eel pew into • pedal. las went ought to be entered for the plaintiff or defendant." we al so b oar d s hip ao a N a m , an d h er sox war dissomod The opinions of the judges having been presented for the by her the would not, however, be *op ctiof the law lords, their lordships met this moan - pointed Wag far oh ms Ga d how d e sire e it pub s onsider them. foreign loads, and was engaged in • Cunard deem; seri Chelmsford, who was Lord Chancellor when the a ftorward s s a a h ams& cease was °Aerial?y heard, examined as some length the I Mr. lienstm—Why not obtain • situation suitable hi requirements of the canon law in reference to the &dais- your Iw o sloe of clerks to benefices, and the conclusion he came to The prisoner —Who will employ me as • femal pry e sarnwirlf was that the Bishop of Exeter's plea was bad, that his ap- Goan —She sou owso i n the Eiw n h o sh B a k e o w peal must be dismissed, and the Judgment of the Overt of I/ L amy. kachequer Chamber affirmed. The prisoner said she left the Fry Refuge been she Lord Crenworth entity concurred in this *nice- The was worse fed there than in prison, and the other bodes presentee in this case no power whatever to compel wa d i her u p oow f orw hi n the Bishop of Manchester to give him a testimonial, what- Mr. Benson—What makes you affect a roa dies. amt ever his character might have been. gob Wt don't belong to you f Lord Westbury held that a bishop objecting to a pre. Th e p r i soner _l don't k now w oo d, sentee most state his objections in a precise and definite Mr. Benson—Have you sav m on de manner, which had not been done in this case. He The • y ou , sir, if th e y can b e so w al e d ; they concurred with the judgments expressed by Lord Chelms- have allrepudiated we . ford and Lord Cranwortb. The_ on you been used to hard work? The Bishop of Exeter's appeal was then formally dis- Th. D w oonoe _y oo . a t oh o Great Western N a il wo y cussed, and his lordship's nominee to the living, and who ...a w l bard indeed. I h o p s y ou w ill no t s ea we has long since been instituted, will be dispossessed. Mr. to the xI Leh Fry r u ns . I fared wary badly there. MatshGLL will be entitled to present. Mr. Benson coadoeused the conduct of the prisoner In degrading herself as she had done ; she had not the COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. mew or the strength of a mar, sad now was in • lament (Before Mr. Registrar Brougham.) able condition for want of peeper food sad exposure. He ur ix arras JAI= DTION.--11111 uvearoox enr.sreas. remanded her to the Hones of Deiseties for • weak. sad The bankrupt warn described a. a theatrical manager and author, of Doughtyatrost, Meeklenburgb-squaro, and of LiverpeeL He came to the court en his own petition ' dated March 4, and ascribes his failure to lores arising from carrying an three theatre" in Liverpool, in amesquemos of the gemeral depresios of business there. The theatres with which the bankrupt was connected were the Theatre Royal the Amphitheatre, and the Alexandra Theatre. The pre liminary 'Utensil) shows debts of about 10, The creditors are principslly resident in LiverpooL There are five or six forlarge amounts ;the rest, about 80 in number, are for is. considerable sums. Mr. J. Knowles, of the Thestre l t or t Manchester, is a creditor far 2,0001. for rent of the s the debt being secured by mortgage of dramatic etti= on the list of the Dramatic Authors' Society. J. and W. Jeffrey, drapers, of Compton House, Liverpool, are creditors for 1,3531. ; Mr. W. H. Copeland, of Hampton Wick, 1,44 ' 61. • Mr. Alfred Whitty, Liverpool, 1,7531. ; Directors of the Alexandra Theatre, Liverpool, 4301. ; Mr. Alfred Maddiok, London, 1,2001. ; Dramatis Authors' Society, 581. ; the Dram atic College, 501. ; Mr. C. Calvert, of the Alexandra Theatre, Liverpool, 601. ; and Mr. J. L. Toole, of the Queen's Theatre, Las don, 2001. Mr. Edwards, the official assignee. in his report on t h e cam, states that the bankrupt's furniture, worth between 2001. and 3001., had been conveyed by bill of sale to Mr. Compton, of Liverpool, who was believed to be sow is possession. There were so good debta. The books were at LiverpooL Had no copyrights. His life was insured, but the policies were assigned. This was the first sitting. Some debts were proved, but none of the creditors being willing to accept the Wise of &misuse, no choice took place. Tho next sitting was appointed for the 4th of May, at 12 o'clock., she would be Wended be bi s peeper swarm PUBLIC MEETINGS.-(THIS DAY.) VARNA RAILWAY COMPANY. The sixth general meeting of share olden was bald at noon, at the offices, 15 Angel-teurt, Throgmorton street ; Mr. Buss in the th eir. The report, which was read to the meeting, said the directors were amble to present • detailed revenue mount, but the receipts since the -opening of the line in March, 1867, far the nine months Dee. 31, 1867, amounted in round figures to 35,0001., spina working expenses of about 34,0001. during that period. When the required stock is on the line, the traffic will, the directors think, exceed 10,0001. per math. The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the observed that the difficulties of the company area. the weal of punctuality on the part of the Turkish govern went in making payments when doe. That goverrimont originally authorised the opening of the line to Nov., 1866, and it was opened early in that month. In the coons of the month upon a report of the inspector the line was stopped. In the following March it was opened again, being in pre cisely the same state as it was in November ; and there was • dispute as to whether the (mutates should date from the earlier or the later opet tag. With • proper supply of rolling stock the company could run eight instead of two trains a day, and that would render it to a certain extent independent of the guarantee. There was great difficulty b getting the accounts pawed by the government, and that we. another source of difficulty. In reply to a question, The CHAIRMAN said there were disputes resp ecting the accounts of the castration, but he had no doubt they would be adjusted in an amicable manner. A Btuamobnur said matters were in such a bad posi tion that they could hardly he worse. (Hear, hoer.) He Mao complained of the unsatisfactory nature of the accounts. POLICE COURTS.--(TIIIS DAY.) 7 ; h 0 CHAIRMAN in reply, said the board hoped in future to obtain monthly returns of the traffic, but the greet difficulty was to move the Turkish government He fur ther stated that the board had made arrangements for a supply of rolling stook. The receipts were under ex cellent supervision. Mr. Petrol" (general manager), remarked thattlie traffic of the last two weeks amounted to 1,3001. a week. Mr. Cimmos Posse, adverting to the remark of a pre vious speaker that the affairs of the company could not be is a worse position, denied that such was the ease. Its tdposition was, on the contrary, as good as it could be. aghter.) He had been a holder from the first, and he was orrevimed that the prospects of the line were satis factory. The report was adopted unaraimocudy, and the proceed ings tenalnated with a vote of thanks to the chairman. eal OS Wit tio • ew .1 7 ,Wre Tjrifrisr sismillowii /11.1 fiftlemi9msb' gititima pLY et &Ow rail; lie it ems% nolo sat itat a li al l is t is lifs. illemOspi tram Mr. Diskses's aappl. loft I Isai b. the essaltre el playa Mr. Dead warned list ell phew from "Maw Twat' won falaillisled la Limbs. It bed case boss mask bat tae poisk salibulties bed esteybdatill eibl ; be wed sear sae mato, bower, te 'las Lei )Obsobssisia, taste* be esaki bead eat ae bays Mot tie aseset woad be areated. Oftwer raw esablias istMag lOW wide; M ", prima setassilles` sea esetylebs, less Jibe Sae seam Wear higis sad tie Artful Didier, I la Feryia's beese-6 one soy doer le ate la Ile Grad Oily, saheb vas raged dee troy issalles d Drairbrse, wham. stubby say yaresidal shrew Mat interims.* Mr. Diskase's story essitslas s Nese betimes Doable sot Oliver Twist, is TM& s beadle is tamed labs %ia mb., and it Is se ibis Yoe tiruiberitiss reassed te Nay elojested. It is, 66 aD swab, lama te lOW say aissaudisa if lb. wet viewed swiss watt tbst adapts. ilia b. Mr. Took's Artful Dearer, wldeb bas boo played sow Wp prevlasisl say, is ear e bis best laasammis. ems, sad Na., ,... played by Min Oesiossa threeyliest Andes. n ININI• steredy erodible last Ma Lard Oboe boa& will persist la *slag dramatis Leedom under such • likadlseaftes. varnmasatzinnny :KOTll4.l.ll4#o•l4*—t mulls 0;014ar The sledvadelens. w to-day, and the eakilosupor-begililes is rather masseur alit, OW Vis existing iniceresinty idea isiani e the malt of the dahlias wilka *Man" In-aliht upon the Irish Ohne& epiendlei. Ow* ere only 1-16 pew end. 1•11., but the Three • per Ousts. Reduced aid' liew Ulm part Cali,. hare declined temsestiens in railway stooks aze largest in Oaiedeedan, shish has been forced for sal*, alai bas Men no lees than per oust upon the annowlossicent that the directors leave been legally restrained from paying any dividend, pending an examination of the accounts of the com pany in court. Other lines are unaltered, with the exception of a slight reduction in Great Western. Foreign bonds are quiet, but Italian of 1861 and the Oral Vitebsk Railway loan meet with inquiry. The amount of basin' see generally is not large, the dealers being still principally engaged with the fortnightly settlement, which will be completed to-morrow. Them is a fair demand for money, and the sup ply is moderate. The rate far choice bills is 2 per cent , with exceptional transactions at 11. LOGIN are obtainable in the Stock Exchange at li per cent. Gonads are quoted 92 15-16 to 931-16 both for looney and the accnunt (April 2), and Three par Omits. Reduced and New Three per Gents., 911 to 1. In the railway market, Caledonian stook has fallen 4 per cent., viz., to 72 to 1. Great Western is 1 lower , at 481 to 1, but other stocks, although Sat, are unchanged at present. London and North Western, 114} to f ; Midland, 1041 to 1; Lon don and South Western, 85 to 86 ; Great Eastern, 33 to 1: Brighton, 150 to ; South Eastern, 73 tol ; Metropolitan 114 to 1 ; Great Northern A, 97} to 28 ; Lancashire and 1 °disbars, 1261 to 1; York and North Midland, 92 to 99 ; Berwick, 1001 to 1; and North British, 34 to 33. Italian of 1861 and the Orel Vitebsk Railway Loan are in request, at 481 to and 791 to /, respectively, while the Viceroy of Egypt's Loan has declined 1, the present price being 721 to 1. Brazilian, 1865, 711 to 721 ; Milian of 1867, 891 to 1 Egrptian, of 1864, 86} to 86} ; Mexican, 1151 to 1 ; Peruvian, of 1866, 78} to 79; Russian of 1866, 87 to ; Spanish of 1867, 36f to 1 ; Turkish of 1868, 69} to 60 ; ditto of 1862, 63 to ; and ditto of 1866, 321 to}. There is no alteration in Indian stooks. The Five per Cents. are quoted 1131 to 1141 ; the Four, 1001 to 101, ex div. ; the Bonds, 28s. to 33a. prem. ; and the Five per Cent. Debentures, 106 to 1. Exchequer Bills are 2a. lower, at Em. to 10a. prem. Bank shares are inactive, but Imperial Ottoman exhibits fresh rise of 21. 6d., viz., to 1 too prem. London and Westminster, 67 to 68 ; Australasia, 571 to 581 ; Anglo-Austrian, 4 to 41 prem. ; Lon don and Brazilian, 34 to 32 dis. ; and Consolidated, I to I prom. Financial shares are quoted as follows :—Oane ral Credit, 21 to 1 dia. ; Credit Fonder, 71 to 61 dis. ; International Financial, 11 to 11 dia. ; and London, 26 to 25 dia. United Stake 5-20 Bonds have declined 1 per cent., via., to 711 to 721 ; but Eerie Rail way Sham have risen 1, the present prioe being 471 to 481. Illinois Central are 1 better at 891 to 90. The Certificates of the Foreign and Colonial Trust are quoted 1 to 11 prem., and Metropolitan District Railway Debentures, new issue, 2 to 3 prem. The ordinary general meeting of the proprietors of the Agra Bank will be held on the 7th of April. A meeting of the shareholders of the Agra and Maeterraan's Bank (Limited) is also convened for the same day. The anneal meeting of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company is called for the 29th of April. HALF PART ONK O'CLOCK. The English funds show no further change. Railway stocks are inquired for, and Caledonian, Great Western, Great Eastern, and Lancashire and Yorkshire exhibit a rise of I to i per cent. Great Northern A, however, is 1 lower, at 94 to WI. Foreign bonds are without variation, apart from a decline of I in Peruvian of 1886. FOUR O'CLOCK. There e a rather better demand foe the English funds, at 93 to 1, both for money and the account. Railway stocks have experienced an advance, ranging from to I per cent. Great Western; 491 to 1; Brighton, 501 to # ; South Eastern, 721 to 731; Midland, 1051 to 1; Great Eastern, 331 to 1; and London and North Western, 1141 to I. The foreign stock market is firm. The Orel Vitebsk Railway Loan and Turkish of 1866 AM better, at 791 to 801 and 331 to 1, respectively. Italian of 1861, 48# to # ; and Spanish New Three per Cents., 361 to A. No bullion operations have occurred at the Bank. An official communication from the Great Western Railway Company of Canada announces that " from the accounts of the half-year ended 31st January last the board have decided dpun recommending a dividend at the rate of 41 per cent. pee annum, free of income tax, reserving 3,0001. for the renewal of ferry steamers, and car rying forward to the current half-year the sum of _ The half-yearly meeting of the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada is called for the 30th April ? "for the warpage of receiving a report fres the erectors, and for the tranesolion of the other basins= of the company." The meeting will be made special to consider and npprore an agreement with the Great Western Railway Company of Canada. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weddy List) at the *as due on railway and leis millaneous undertakings in the month of April, so far as they have yet been advertised. The total is below the average : Mama yr Mom „---,----, Des Alrest, Number Data Pea AIL a Iligess. Amiga limarlike siri Yak- Larivs , 1/4/0/shiroo4.. — i 6 i; /00.fait is ass. 1 • I Ammo moo 110.11/ Ossik Nov Or dwary. 111•• fa al 66 0 LS 15 • • .... 22410 /1/91ripallIms 11022200- alb Prolinaos 1 . 210 • ••••• MON 2401029.1111 m lin e sic 01 - - i - 4 la Iwo . 1 GO 00 0 0 600,000 100,000 Owle sod Ilatinamd. Now MO dam II apt I I 0 100,000 100,001 1.44 2 4 411M1L C018000000 __ War Ism Ma) Lo = 10 •.. 10 0 20,000 *We Ormoo Low I Is 21 11 10 0 16,000 UM, .. 111 601 known. Masi .. 11 6 044 knows. If a ( e 20,00 1,00 re mblis 1116 011101.1 Mom. Wm doss .. 1 6 1 0 0 WOW IWO, YOWL April • wastioas of the Great Luxembourg Company is celled kr the And of April, at the London Tavern, =l7 to the poemmeeting to be held in the ifidt. _ The annual samtbig of the Anglo-Mexican Mint Oonquiny i• Azad for the 7th of April. Ormiliess of tie National Provincial Miriam In surer* e timited) are :ra l e to mud the, the liquidator, by the 30th April. ICOMMENOIAL AID NARKE2'S. itri AILLIANIL-471118 DAT.) y. ear • data apply et Babb wSest iset.loas P•day, Ile calk, II .9Wwoo _ mat @spooky. The baby ter di kWh was @wig modentat Mama of 101 par quota t loth Ilkao to tie leap whoa. sat •ta atoll dapal, satl= wen as eau looser. The ta if r w ata wee sis Ma alas" brier woo hold Sal" at aiss, bad laLataidaa quakes awe doll sad aka Than was wry Mk dap it the soalt - Wbel asap Me& pima la Iho quokka. The lato oneeda .1 oak ban awed pat &aka to Na mod mks could slay ho I elleasd at @ow ham esomanska. Dasesamie dai a) fie, tam. Pia wen shoat Malessery prism Maas was imative, the lek dada@ ia prior. Llama sad supra' rukd vary iasotive. Wee nee sloadyta aka lid akar woo la fair diamd, bat wbu woo awry dull. Tins sad Wads ware toad* dammed& Ti. lea ado was Waive, hat prises wore Or boa eau ad mat, marks. Tam boo ban a. Improved holing in the liceliargraia sap wade, sad tho thmsad for what, boa arrived aid far shipata, boo ruled aka at so improneat la tie ' waist la id. Syr papa off the swot, sad et . .arm sd. far wpm ea rage. We vas Bardia 64, aal. ved, as. sd. to as. ; was gads Re. to 67a, °Mita, 61s. 3d. to Ma _per 492 lbs. • g oads= sera 76.. id. to 77a ; Take, ABa ; d9a id to as. 9t ; Raid!, liba ft to tilb. ; Auelsollaa, • 781.44. par 480tha Berthsasa, ea pampa Ida le Ws. flbeeighest, has Asa, wry, , Oa. &I to par dabs. Mai ham sod rather lower to sok Wean bag 435. 9d., sad whim Amara* 41s. per 481195. Haley bag add at • dada of M. to la, loomo- Boa, arrived, bag quad at 3401; sad Wallabies, 335. par 4001 k. Dania oak realised 275. par Mike., kat saber lower. There km beat say • mall quantity el haft at art ad prism an wolf supported. Itasca& sleet boo at dad, alai to the used ,, applies ea km& Ilapossed IW slate ruled iambs. Azatv4s. or 81111311.—lbagliglit: Papossod, 44 ; races,ls6 ; sad gawky, 3 0 3 Naga ;—Tares, 1,270; la. ad, 144 ; rsm e S2 d lo ; sad ant, ma. t, 3,461 &norm— 940 ; sat., 98.2 ; rya, 740 ; Pea, 110: liana, 570 ; sad • , 4,406 qn. ersarry NliCt3. Pie Qr. 1 1 1WLIT. 8. 4•48, Usk eirl. Yt . 46.. 17 86 1 1 : _ll7 88 414 78 Nartoft sal Loomis - ta 74 BARLII7. ti b U s l4l to 47 1 177 lo 41 Madan lll a 11111 Im a llortoik. ind 73 Unpin and Wars 67 66 to So 73 arm id to 61 1171 Now 63 lo IS Own. gel* Md_ -••• 24 to 33 potato lootelt. toot rfe Win?. I I. Doable sad Koala ben 73 to 113 ivied I Modals- • Per Qr. Out I. I. 56"1 = 90 le SI , 111*. Id lo SS stab 9l Is U Num Ursa* Mak 4O Os 49 Hume 4l 04 46. 999414 * 44 46 TM& Wu l4 id = 4l 46 M 411 46 44 de Dalai noes. Tows made, pm SU Ma. Hoombold l4 M OS 50 Is la ifortS and 11•14114 * 41p di to * per Qr. OAT. L s. Danish and Swedish 47 So II &maim &UM . . Danish 42 to 44 Igypthui tau =4..... DoZ 0 to IS Irks. bort ate AsZtees. red 46 Ie 701 . whi_ .to ... II S. 72 1 liDtAl Oona. SALLEY. WbNo 44 to 40 Gooding rum. 44 lo 00 FLOM 114/1/as Oars. 411 le 62 Womb, pot soak .... 52 to OT Friedel% . 52 to IT oaf l4 le ft AJDOACtik, At bd.... 30 to N Dutch feodbm .... 24 le 20 , Canadian .. 14 20 Tr ARRIVAL/1 OF GRAIN, he., 124T0 LONDON DT LANDAND DAT= CALLIAOL FROM MAUD 911 TO RAZOR IS, 10TH 1 NCLUIII VI. — ltiiiire• - sissiii. - lakjoses pesos ' rest now. I I lirls. acta .(la qm I IFL . i ll C Intl 16631 1 tgr :: 4 . 453 . . 10 .... SO . .... 1 ... :: 1.. Fursigi .. 3ilol i 17317 .... Nona' eis . Isis' thie TWO.. .87064 i INN I 10133 73.00 ' 1066 ,K i 15 1 11264. LIVIRPOOL ourroN NAM= (TDIB DAY.) (IT rnsours.) Osou ova own oosassroinnorr.) The aaarkept baa bean way azaited to.day. sad mks focal op batman 90,000 sad 90,000 bake, at tally PL per lb. ovar Elatarday's qadasioaa. MINCING-LAD& —(THIEI DAY.) SUGAR —Tile market fee raw has bean Waistline 'Laos Friday. Roamed— a isodarste business has been dais* as Wady prima Oorrsa—There is still a fair demand for Rio at tun =rates, hut far Ooyina owing to *gi! paresis recited for wils. than w hut little 'awry. —TIN market is slowly hut quiet. Cowroff.—The asawail lass Maaday has been unarm* waive, Ghastly for &mane passel; as sa adman et id. to ' L iar u k Hier.-200 balsa of 'lA:raping Manilla sold at 4tii. OVICIL-1,000 bap of Hallam sold at tha 100. to ll* TALLOW MARBST.—(THDI DAY.) The 'whet Y quiet. Tees tallow, Va. dd. • Petem• bang Y.O. se the wee. 436. 6d. Ape d teJes•:434. 6d.; °Sober M Dessiebse, 445. 6d. ; Deembie. the. •PAXTICVLARB OF TALLOW. I urns. r ma ion. ' tea. Ike* ow bawd We day..oesks MON : 31.1f4 • elms 2.,en Delivery lost week I LSO 1 SW , 1,100 1,151 Ditto tram Id Jame 1 MASS . 93,110 , NAM 70,100 Althea WI week I MI , LEO 1 1102 ... Ditto trim lei June ' 7e,001 KOOS !KM 77,310 I s. d. 1. 4. d. ed. ed. e. d. 4. Prim T.C. on spot this deg —4O 0 100 Od 1 led 6 Mee Tows WI blidoe 4l 0 SO 0 46 II '4O 0 Arrival far tare INA wan UM April nal year 10 cant and artlvory, Lan auks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. we has s few mon bawls than mlilasda loss,. bag ths ammo quality is sot es good. Than ss • fair demand, and that day's priors are well saw. gained. There are no; quite so =say sheep. =are readily disposed of at ratba higher rata". salsa we still roans sad dear. Ova foreign supply consists of 440 boasts, 4,600 &sego's' 94 salvos. Frew Scotland then ars 533 boasts; Irsbual. 116 ; Norfolk sad 1,440 ; sad 771 from tie Mashers sad Midland ownsties. he Mao el 1165 •d. La. lot Owls, 11484616 4 10 5 1 Ilsot-lberas 4850 Sulead qua. binge 3 4 10 061•46 Pia 10641810&11/14,64 6 4 6 6 110•44 i worbot 6.460 ; obis AA 310. Tyr Mow WO*. a 6 a 4. Did Dustin-Waft a c 4 • Doi L• 644,4414.... 4 10 3 II Do. do. Am.— 4 4 4 II Dom 6 woosal qui 4 111 , Do. do. lbws .... 8 4 • Wale ....... ..... •'0 • 0- p mad loados. 4 44401 441044. BOROUGH HOP MARIERT.—(THIS DAY.) Xmas Patteaden aed Heath revert the demand fog good standee costinase steady, at late rates. Low .a 4 descriptions move of slowly, prices being Win altered. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Was End Bettis, 17.. 6d. ; Wail. EM Bussll, 17a. IIL ; Walls Lad Ti.., 17s. 3d.• Wall. Illsd Oripna lisbilessl, 17s. 6d.; Walls End kardspool ir Ths. _ ,9d.• Was Zed Bradyyls Hstias, 13s. 6L alls Ems& Laos 13s. 9i. • Walls Fad HASA RA ISP. ?Et. ; Wax. Sad Nals:lss.; Walls rad &ow* 10. war sat Trisadou sra z,l4s. 6d.; Walls Esd - Hrtkok fritl4s. ; Cannel, Ns. 6L ; . Wyk's, 13s. ; est Elsrilsy, 16a. 641. ; Buddha Kul*, 16s. 6d. Hastings Baran, la. Gd.-105 sßlos at Dst, 10 al ass. BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.- (TRIB DAY.) This morning the Board of Trade returns fog the month ending 29th FAruau, 1868,were issued. The following shows the itrod value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufae tures for the month of February in the last three years: Irebriuu7, 1866 £14 ,15,116,063 „ 46,072 1668 Although there is a falling off on the correspond ing months of the two previous years, the returns for Mammary show an incluse. upon the returns of January amounting to more than two million.. Murata AT LIAM 01 THE IRISH CEDINut. AA • samiLai bold ea &Malay, at the Leeds Reform Rogielratioa hodaty elloe • Mr. th eme Tatham ha the chair, it was uasalmesely reselvat Oat • roginsitim should be resent( d to the him to call • matting to coosider tho el parlla• smut la flavour of t►e a. the Trek Clutch. It is probable the moseary will be bald ea Weilesoday erraiag. what diabtleas the ishabliante el this iwrough will ammilde he large aluabere.—Serds Nevem SHOCNINO 13.AILNAT IHMPANT. —A lamentable medial Met dire ea Ratardeg sight at the Blersidriere. mad statira d the Obsidaarrose Railway. A epesed a sarrisp-deor, sad got to Id a train wei= est of the statism, sad emilearaieslag to Mat Ike deer • perter fell betimes tits *Mem aid ilto no pour lam was literally eat to plasm salvos lakemla a bele. Ism Mato to the toopiteL • :714)4 • .. ..-,...':4-"r:133.412AMM. titiW istasuenll.6: at) t i lt, 6 ° B " IWO' bad -.--.—......5.....--... V" r i. :' i 4aiihiMieuiiirr au& HpIISE OF LORDII.—AP'FiALS. • : m ov w v b. Ins ar i fr eir Sidi s : (HAM Lea Olideedeek Lied Osisuerli, add VIA ted ;I it • lir. Westbiry) I tux moor car sum ADD war asv. J. w.• C. soirwm.. f ihe pewees et Ps.aaturva, v. esa BIT. P. 0. NAINSMALL. Direll• a s k* mi d Delle,,i ODliiielle. The ri Cr egil t l itl=M commil pails .4surts awl Ms was se *nisi tem a elsoliss fat tin Court et pa ss e s Si b e zu s mos- - Is. sibuowes ix wellysw Ameba atirmiss a judgment of the duet , n a l. pa is j i b e_ wow a ad J o h. T ram bow Dimon Ma foray dal el..l.ll.imms 06. mi.LASO .... FASHIONS FOR APRIL. (Fran Le load.) It is time to commence speaking of spring toilettes, and yet, at this haltswarm of the year, it is always difficult to give my very derided details. Of arse thing we may speak positively-61th' share costunte being as much, or more then ever preferred fir welkin-dress. Many pretty materials imitable for bright 'spring weather are beginning to be shown—foulard in different styles, he. The wide stripes are mach in vogue, end also shot drawee ere mentioned ea likely be be worn moo more, aloe having been so long oat of &skim lathed, la mods sees may chooses. But • few years since, women were reproached with endeavouring to imitate the opposite sex in their mime ; now it is altogether the reverse. All the late changes have tended to bring femi- nine toilette mom and mom to the " Marie Annsissele," the " Watteau," or " Pompadour " style—dowers, he., he., all regaining their former favour. Of mares, as le always the me, the be.. women of Moses hews bag/ to choose what is becoming In every novelty, thus eeleiter making herself mentris by hoe teal rejection of it, miry her adoption of It in all it. extravegamit Some charming abort dream are made of silk end eaellemire, the pad• coat or under-skirt being of silk, the upper can of cache mire of the sass shads, sad the eostrune completed by a short pilgrim tied behind. Although the Mama are, if possible, hemming eseellee each month, there is sell an effort made by some modistes to rwiatiedese the bonnet of former days ; and we doubt not that by skilful hands such elegant coiffures will be made .1 whisk ladies who no looser poems the freshness of yea* sad to Mesa the eassatrie &Wean of the priessid day are very trying, will gladly avail these selves. The very graceful " /laatilla " basest, when made of reel lace, is almost universally beannieg, het It 1., of emu, seamed imperatively to the fram es the pries of real lase please it lapsed the reach d great saes bas ; it L, however, frequently midi el kale edged with lass, which ism • good effect Care should be taken to ahem the flower or armamil to suit the drem and esm plaann of the weever. Pregmady the beast is empseed simply of a piers of vilest, crape, is Maw, shoat two inches wide, to which is Mashed a vell of lace sr talk falling over the chimera and erasing in treat. ELscrzoiv INITLLIGINCE. EAST KXNT. Daring the week both the litwale and conserve tires hare been Jame satire la amvsmiar sad is soblram lag the *baton la ne venom Mr. Kaalabball- H M.P., He chairman el kb* San Lan liberal Re t~oa Amenallai, lee meempiabal Mr. Telma ia W sad bas been man ewes* ea beard!' of the literal aN. Mr. Pembina' and his Meads he.. eke beat mad actin ea their aide. The libenile this ma a imp den oa the realm* nab lbw are amikal of vinery. There is me emit that the manor will be tomb' out oa the Iris Murat amnion, and ea this Ili Pallas eanonasee mar amtitidly that he Lea ea oven* eupperber of Mr. %anise , a policy. BULL It in stated that Mr. Brand will oontost North west Item se the direabiliaa, la the liberal Merest. Mr. Therm Parra, euedmaget the Dabreitieed Mumble Isis* Me beiltrtemieleati %Avows babel, gay see lll=mi N • ..- sal beet Mist pert to ambl=ll4l, AT plug it the seallegi ii 7 sai sm tag ger tete iiii la aged stlll mle firperepes. beg ' qr dieter lausobe LW* rub iiiiiie. THE SUICIDE OF A CUSTOY•HOUBE OFFICIAL - Ar THE cazirrwr-srairsr STATION. INQIIRITT.—(THIS DAY.) This afternoon Mr. W. J. Payne, the City aseaser, held as Massa et thelllsek MiII Tavera iw y= moped* the said& of Mr. 7 Cla ba rr e s:en e d is es:n r Mr. Posh. , sppeared to watch the sass as be half et the family et the teamed, sad Ns. Abbot repro prated the Saab Rasters Railway Company. The Wei et the doseand woe Wad ha • skeet is the stea sed m ea Fr pisto iday. with trialdtal in to the head mu • l shot. to the adder* et Hr. Thetas Clean , , forma at brethirmholaw et the demigod. it apparel that the latter was is pearodary diSealtio• He was as. at the 'amities se the Arras Chib, sad he had • bill for OWL, sad the parses who had is. eseelstedd the maw bad asalmaged it. The slab wee break* up, aad the deemed thought that be amid ham to pay the whole et the wasey, dthis eireaaelasoe MIMI to ham emoidembly attests" hie egad. He was, 'screamer, satarally et • aormos few peramest. Some perms is maamica with the slab had served his with • writ, sad this Mereased his easitesmat, mhbot appeared that the writ was served u • Jets! The rammed • rani to the effect that Me de - wand destroyed lifarselif while ia a mite a temporary busaity. EXTENSIVE SZJEURE Ol ADULTERATED FLOUR. At the Shire Hall, Stafford, on Saturday last, Robert Frederick Webb, the proprietor of Great Haywood 3GII, scar Stafford, was clouded epos the three following informations for adulterating dour with slam wooed, ter mina( alum with grain for the purpose of making doer with the same ; and, third, for having alum on his promisee far the purpose el adultera tion. Mr. Bough appeared for the armed, who pleaded (guilty to the second and third informa tion, and net guilty to the Ant The erbium showed that in eosteequeue of some information he re ceived, Superintendent Crisp, having obtained • search warreat, went to the dUtant's and smashed the pre mises. In the mill be fund eleven seeks of wheat mixed with alum, and thirteen begs of SourS e t (t o be sin& Lily adulterated. In s n adjoining ha found about half a intadredweight alma under • stairosas. The defeadaat acme to him whilst he was ga med in the marsh and admitted having put the alum in the wheat, which he add was of inferior quality, sad it was only for that reason that he did so. He at the same time dented that there was any alum in the doer. The superintendent, however, seised the whole of the wheat, deur, and alum, and brought it away. Mr. Crimp elated that if the eave were adjourned he should be able to show, by stdentife analysis, t h at the dour mind was adulterated with alum—Upon this course being pro paled, the defendant withdrew kis plea of not guilty and admitted the *donee. The beach ordered the flour, wheat, and alum to be unfiseated, and Sued the defen dant 101. and wets upon the first information and 51. sad eons upon each of the two others. The dam, costs, and forfeiture of goods together would enrolment • loss of about 701. dieted upon the defendant by way of • caution against similar malpractices in festers. • MINE-(THIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK.. In the mining market to-day there is) a good demand fur West Chiverton, Wheal Grenville, West Seton, Wheel Mary Ann, and Prince of Wales shares. The present prime are as follows :—Wesi Chiverton, 6.4 to 66 ; Chiverton, to Wheal Grenville, 355. to 375. 6d. ; =key Ann, 21 to 22 ; Beton, 82} to 85 ; West Seton, 202} to 207} ; Priam of - Wales, 525. 6d. to 55a..; Providence, 27 to 28 ; Chiverton Valley, 4} to 5 ; Marko Valley, Bto Vhiverton Moor, 61 to +; and Caradon, 3 to 4. A few trenaections ve been reported in foreign and oolonial mining shares, at stead y prices. St. John del Rey, 20 to 21; Don Pedro, 2 to 2} prem. ; Anglo- BraWisa, } die. to par ; Pestarena, f to f dia. : Chontales, 14 to Of dia. ; Roma Grande, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 pram ; Anglo- Italian, par to I prem. United Mexican, lf to ; Frontal° ad Bolivia, 9-16 to 11-16; Port Phillip, If to ; and Central American, 4 die. to par. Two petitions for the winding up of the West minster Mining Company (Limited) are to be heard in the Court of Chancery on the 17th of April. RAILWAY, MINING AND OTHER SHARE&—(THIR DAY.) (Sales to-day to 1 pm.] COLONIAL 00V13/14113NT 151101711/7133. Canada Govenunest, 6 yrs sent, Naafi and Sept., 98. Natal Goverment, 6 por add, April sod Ow.. 107. New South Wales ooweeneseet, 6 per sent, 1888-96, January sad July, 961. New Seabed, 5 per mot , ,189 9. Do., 6 per °eat., 1891, Mara and Sept, 1064. 6 per cent, 1891, Jen. and July, 1039, 3. iT6M ilad. Goveratunt, 8 p.r sent, 1891, January and Jay. 11 4- 0•7 4 13 OIDINARY SHAM AND aroma. 7 3 1. 4. Gnat A orn (A redives se dividend until 6 per sent boa boss paid to 3), 14k . Gress W Landes s a :dWileat i l l enn,ll 41, itsleepallhest 114 6- Neileepediten Midst, 74, 31. 1343104, Mt IC 4 4. North 66. PRITNRINON SHAW. Midland Oseasiiiisted, /Umbels= sad li.ds 6 pee mat., 1301. BRITISH POINIMBIONIS. sad Ossit. 5 1 ter No• te= Bawl gas. 5 pm sea, M 103 t, & I 6 Nast Otareatsal 5 pa coat, O. Gonad Trot et Owed% 151. Orest Inaba Peodis=4 . 74swer. 5 per mat., Omet WINANS at 5 per sad., 103, ftl, 31. seis 5 prir east., Mt. Do., PaaPsio, M. mum RA/LWATIL NAM sad laa Teembes (Limited), gam. 7 per et., 15. Danabarg sad Wilma (Limited). tsar. 5 per it, T7l. Orest Laumbarg 10 , 414 Lesslaresnime ' , ha lm :L re eat. (Lim.), 11, 15V fleath megrim sad Veastisa, Westing mad North Western d *saes, 222 OBLIGATION& Oast Lumeimmug. s 5.16. Otel Vitsisk Nail., gam b 7 Namisa pert..7oo, Des COLONIAL AND FORKION KIM& Pam. Nara del Noy, 111 Isis del Rey (Limite d ) , . JOINT MOON NAM& =Ausivirs, (Limited). adlMN?ret lulls (Limited), 1 1.16, I. Lemisa Leaden sad WeetamMelera s smail it IN. peep., tome of Me bona National Proviaeisl d , fad sad Set bow, ialostitignout - 1 =Amami Taii&apb Mufti/ In 2. IWl.llBl2 Er # C lisar l y &MI. 4. t fr i m d as ed Vt ie sx2roaal Sr it lay bad. g 0... 100. Nerldini meow s ist . WC imillhilMomose Wm). is. 'noire/ a bs Mortlltife) Loma TA I. 1 4 14 1141:. • 4