The Express. — London, England, 1868-03-14 00:00:00

4, INTELLIGENCS FROM ABROAD. (nilusmas maimass.) /TABU& I'ARIf.3, MAR= 13. In to-day's sitting of the Legislative Body, the discussion on the right of public meeting wen tined. In reply to M. Jules Simon, M. expressed himself in the following terms :—" The 1 right of meeting such as you desire would be the ' re-establishment of clubs. The country can re member the sanguinary agitation which resulted from those institutions. The government is afraid,' you say. Yes, it is so, if you so interpret its patriotic solicitude for the preservation of the tranquillity, end prosperity of the country. The government is desirous of maintaining that woe which it alone hes assured. You fancy that you represent progress ; you only . re present a worn-out, mi t i quated, . angui s hed opinion. You are behind hand in the darkest pages of our history." (Loud applause.) - - The discussion will be continued to-morrow. News from Toulouse announces thit quiet has been restored. BELGIIJ4f. BETISSISSA, Karla 13. In to-ds)'s sitting of the Chamber of Represen tatives, the bill for the contingent of 12,000 men for 1869, being an increase of 2,000 men over the previous c.cr, was voted by 08 votes against 43. The bill proposing to divide the contingent into two sections, oi , c effective and the other reserve, was adopted by G votes against 35, after a very stormy sitting. ITALY. FLORENCE, MAaca 13. The Income Tax Ilill presented to the Chamber by the Minister of Finance proposes to deduct the tax at the half-yearly payment of the interest on the public d. bt, except in the case of foreigners holding ltsl'.4n Rents and residing abroad. The Chainl , er of Deputies resumed to-day the debate upon Signor Cnspfs motion for deferr►ng the discuss , ,n on the grinding tax until reforms had been voted for diminishing the expenses and in creasing the revenue of the state. Numerous speakers proposed other orders of the day. Count Dambray Dizny opposed the postponement of the discussion upon the grinding tax. ROME. ROME, Kamm 13. Monsignori Lucien Bonaparte, Gonella, Barili, Berardi, 111 -,rend, Borromeo, and Capatti were created cut linals in secret consiatory to-day. The Pope ~ , r , m ounced a short allocution upon the occasion. Cardinal Lucien Bonaparte will hold a three dap' reception. Several bishops were ap pointed to various dioceses in Spain, Hungary, New Grene.ia, Holland, and the United States. THE EIa'PTION OF MOUNT VESUVIUS. NAPLES, IlLtscsi lA Mount evuvius is again extremely active, the volcano 1.1. r 'wing up an enormous quantity of incandesce• matter to s great height. Detona tions are %c-y loud and frequent, but the flow of lava is not , l, undant. WURTHMBURG. STUTTOART, Kincs n. The Ofit • , .tl Gazette, in an article 'published to day, positi%. ty asserts that no secret agreement exists betwt (.11 Wurtemburg and Prussia respecting the appoint:nont of Prussian officers in the Wur temburg :way, neither has any arrangement been entered into between the two countries with regard to the fortr..sses of Wurtemburg. INDIA. CHINA, AND JAPAN MAILS. By the arrival of the above mails we have ad vices from Bong Kong to Feb. 1 ; Madras, Feb. 13 ; Ceyylon, Fob. 16, &c. The Ceylon, Observer says that the health of the country is generally very good, but a heavy cloud still hangs ever the unfortunate people of Seven Korles an 'other districts of the island where the grain crop; have failed, and it does not hear of government taking any special steps to inquire as to Itow the threatened acarcity, if not famine, may be alleviated. The Chinese rebels have, it is said, committed great atrocities in Shantung, and the country people ha.e destroyed a large 'limber . of them. ,000 are estimated to have perished i n this way and by cold and hunger. They have again appeared in force, however, opposite Chinkeang. Sevenl daring seta of piracy have been perpe trated off the Saddle Islands, near Shanghai. Two cases ore recorded at length in the local papers. The Japan Times contains the following pars graph regarding the aspect of affairs consequent upon the opening of the new porta : Our letters from Osaka are of by no meths a Wis. tectory tenor. The writers, on whose knowledge of the political situation we can confidently rely, unite in ex pressing • doubt restecting the actual opening of the ports to commerce. They may be declared open as a matter of form by the ministers, and foreign consuls and merchants way take up their temporary abode there ; but it is not certain that trade will be allowed ; and one of our correspondents goes so far as to state that it is useless for the foreign traders to p down. Shiniads 'Seburo has been hurriedly called away to Kagcsima, and left the capital in great haste. Toss has also gone, no one knows whither, and the aspect of affairs is by no means pre • • . The real meth for attempting to delay this event is that the Delimitss will not attend the conference to which they have been summoned, under the guns of a foreign fleet. And, until they have assembled, until the questions which now agitate Japan are settled—the formation of a new system of government. and the adjustment of the balance of hoem between Mikado, Shnoon, and Daimioe—we cannot pe to see trade commenoed in Osaka or Hiogo, with any confidence in its peaceful continuance. The state of political affairs has, since the above appeared, tams to • mists: the Tycoon sod Mikado having been taken prisoners and confined by the Daimioa. --- - - • The News Letter lays that the Grand National Council of Daimice have refused to meet while foreigners keep up such an extensive fleet in Osaka Bay. " They say they are willing to pant every thing in reason (it adds), but naturally object to being overawed and coerced into measures by the presence of so many men-of-war. Admiral Koppel is therefore reported to have decided on gradually withdrawing his fleet to see U the Japanese are acting in good faith or not. The Basilisk had de parted for Bong Kong, and the Rodney, with several others, was on the point of returning to Yokohama." A deputation, oolutiating of Mr. Capreol, of Toronto, Mr. J. Hawshaw, C.E., Mr. W. C. ll'Esenta, and Mr. J. B. Hewitt, had an interview yesterday with the Duke of Buckingham and Chanel*, at the Colonial-aloe, on the subject of the Huron and Ontario Ship Can Company. TH. METROPOLITAN DISTRICT RAILWAY AND THI BOARD OF WORK/A—At the weekly meeting of the Metro. politan Board of Works yesterday a report was brought up from the works committee, noommending that the portion of the Thames Embankment and railway to be formed opposite to the City of London Gu Light and Coke Company's premiss, and Whitenian-doek, be eoextrectod in aocordance with the plan annexed to the award of Mr. Hawkshaw the arbitrator appointed by the Board of Trade, on the question between the Board and the Mena politan Diann! Railway Company, sad that the work be serried out with an convenient Mr. Freeman moved the LitOptios of the report, which, atter a short statement of the chairman with raped to ea laterviow he bad had with the Karl of Devon and Mr. Fowler, the engineer, was unanlmooaly carried, sad it was further resolved that tenders for the work should be seat in by the 16th of Ap ril next. THE BIM INFIRMART FOB ST. PANCRAS.— During the week the several designs seat in by eroldteses f or t h e new ingewiwylor the 'Atha of Rt. Peas= hese been exhibited to public view in the ?wawa y e i n a le gi. St. Pattararroad. Ice order to provW a indlifsg reception of the sick pour, indeed of the weakens n the reerdiees have poetised 31 eau of freehold _- land at Highgate, lying between the finsan.pcx ik er b e i aod the suietny, for the nal B indU• sad to a limited number ereldiesis to lll'4loopm ter the huntst r ini th e &Ape reeetvoi were these eAltithel. The seheted by the gmeillese to M swirl set le that of are. dike *aft Mina. erdthisele, et Ousenh. see* sad the estimated ern of the bendier. to aseroseo. date RA patients, is 29,7601, aad the affeldeede an to Rusin the sum of 9001, Instead et a oemelseha ea the cost, foe rupnintuding the motion of thefrellikit The prise of 10M for the second beet design bee buss tot Kr. Burden, of Oxford-street ; and the pose et V i tt =at best to Mr. B.C. Robins, of Seuthatepftwelreet, T.Millt Prmav r*ii44'olslrk./A;v HOUSE OF LORDS.—FRIDAY, Maim 13. Is the Hones of Loins the Duke of MOMS in inking her Majesty)! gove rnment whelz u t ilan iseir attention had been mikd to the biota arising out of the ratepaying clause of the Reform Act of 1807, and whether any niessiries ware is contemplation for removing them, proceeded, alts one or two prefatory observations, to refer to Mr. Dina4's letter to the Times. That letter professed to explain a apeeeh delivered at Edinburgh which had, it was asserted, given a history of the Reform question for the last seven years. It was due to the honour of the liberal party that these misrepresent ations should be exposed. He would have to dwell upon the five cardinal points of the tory charter to prove his case, and especially upon the last. The noble duke having passed in review the first four points upon which Mr. Disraeli claimed to have educated his party--• "complete measure," the non abrogation of any seat, • boundary commission, and an increase of the county representation—went on to deny that Mr. Disraeli had any right to claim the merit of establishing a low franchise on the broad principle of rating. Quoting from four of the speeches of Mr. Disraeli during the seven years during which it was said the tory party was being educated up to meet the political emergency, he went on to show that almuat every one of the great propo sitions on which last year's bill was bailed had found one of their ablest and most consistent opponents in Mr. Disraeli himself, who now claimed, not merely the merit of having carried them, but, what was more unfair stiU, that of having originated them also. The present system under which the right of voting was confined to ratepayers was not only mainly worthless, but where it worked at all was vicious. The system of compounding had been destroyed, the rates were thrown on the poor occu piers, and the landlords got the profits. In the East end of London this change had told with excessive severity, and the summonses for rates in that dis trict had increased lately by the number of nearly 4,000. The law pressed with equal harshness on the poorer classes and the municipalities. The net result of this great conservative scheme was nothing but "botheration and vexation," and, in order to conceal the fraud upon the public and their own party, they put speciously forward the plea that household suffrage had virtually been conceded. This attempt to "bamboozle" the country and the Parliament was unworthy of any states man. He was familiar with public life and its necessities and exigencies, and was generally prepared to accept it on its honourably received conditions, but he could not swept public life on the terms to which it had been virtually lowered by the public conduct and public policy of the First Minister of the Crown. He concluded a brilliant speech, which occupied an hour in deli very, with a high eulogium on Lord Russell's straightforward policy as compared with what the country would stigmatise as the tactics of • pro fessional politician. • • •• The Lord Cositcsixon deprecated the very per sonal nature of the Duke of Argyll's attack, and proceeded seriatim to meet his objections to the Re form Bill, though at the same time he expressed his opinion that it was a mere work of supererogation to review a bill which had passed both houses, which had become the law of the land, and which had not yet been in operation a twelvemonth. On all the points raised by the Duke of Argyll, and especially the rating clause, the Lord Chancellor made a most vigorous argumentativedefenoe, show ing that some of the very clauses now objected to were those which had been forced upon her Majesty's government in the House of Commons by the liberal party. In reference to what he called the " personal rating " which the duke had given to Mr. Disraeli, he expressed a strong opinion that the rating would have been honestly repaid had the First Minister of the Crown happened to have a seat in that House. He warmly vindi cated Mr. Disraeli from the deductions which were drawn from words assigned to hint in his speech at Edinburgh, and, while declining to follow the per sonal tone of the Duke of Argyll, thought, that with the weight which their lordships' house most properly always attached to words which were spoken there, it would have been wiser and more candid if the duke had fully informed himself on the subject of the Edinburgh speech before he made such an almost virulent attack on an absent minister. Lord Rclisaxx thought that though Mr. Disraeli had the benefit of a most skilful and able advocate, yet he had, nevertheless, quite failed to meet the points which had been urged against his public conduct by the Duke of Argyll. He still main tained that the public confidence could not be given to the tory party after they had asserted one policy and then, when in power, had exactly reversed it. He was far from being the only one who entertained this opinion, for by none was the charge more strongly urged last session in the the House of Commons than by Lord Cranborne, and in the House of Lords by Lord Carnarvon. He again referred to the words of Mr. Disraeli, and said if he was guilty of misunderstanding them, he was guilty in common with the rest of the country, who could attach no other meaning to the spoken sentences which it was now attempted to explain away. • - Lord M•xmitsatatv deprecated very strongly the tactics which induced the Duke of Argyll to bring forward his attack on Mr. Disraeli in the House of Lords, where the Premier was unable to answer, instead of meeting him, as his party might easily have done, where he would have been able to reply personally to what was • series of almost personal charges. He contended that the results of the rating clauses could not yet be discovered ; but, if they were found to be so oppressive to the poor as the Duke of Argyll had described them, rt, would not be di ffi cult to introduce • remedial measure, instead of using any alleged grievance, as the Duke of Aran had done, to make • violent attack on the absent chief of her Majesty's government Lord Clair thought Lord Malmesbury would deceive himself if he believed the Duke of . Argyll had at all exaggerated his case. He had, in fact, understated it. At the same time he thought that the hurried change in the law as to the rating clause of the Reform Bill was as much the work o/ one party as the other. Were the government pre parer', to lose 25 per cent. of the rates of some of the East-end parishes, or, by enforcing them to the length of distrainin g on poor men's goods, to bring the parochial authorities almost into conflict with the lower clams of parishioners I It seemed to him that there was no alternative be tween these two evils. After • few remarks from Lord GIANTILLI, to the effect that the main evils which were com plained of had originated in the House of Cain- MODS, Lord DZYON expressed his belief that the dis- tress which had existed in many of the perishes at the Xast-end of London was purely exceptional and did not arise from the working of the rate paying clause of the Reform Bill. The subject then dropped. The other orders of the day were disposed of, and their lordships adjourned at 8 o'clock. HOUSE OF 0031310N13.—MILIDAY, MAWR 13. it the Houma of Oosexons, the Lona A DTOCILTS, replying to Mr. Cranford, Metal that it is the in tention of the government to introduce a bill in the 00011110 of th eo =int minion on the subject of education in The debate oa the dais of Wand is doanthod in oor loading astiolo edema " I hays sawed Viry muck front pain is day Ado foe twelve maths. I tried a mot bat got so tad said I mod your Pola ill ast ed ri ossn„_ rowrse. sod oas Sow (WY woll.—Add mospEr ili r •• abs, —/ dub* Slobber to flos Wow &eta ofkoor of your ozoslisot Maim Isms se aqua. I wee alias& vt* Mot sad odd end so relief Se I got the Ma Mon vide am and am—tarn NELMS. Dada an. Mit UK 1. • Peal Dark k de0.17. do*ltoosidom-soni Maw% W. 0." *sr pralkie witho u t their who mak. 7,411/ Irrt• dm*. Bad bs an siopsolobio dismisk.—(Advl.l . . ( Ml* X 111 4 141 14V 1 00111S1 OP BANKRUPTOL—Masas IL ►- Mien f & Osnentheithar Oeuthenhi 1,1 • e• 111, F. 7/11111Q1L. alt T el Ti. • dia i tt Urn setheineWl e rt rasa se Now Bendier** elm. ninth cone before the court ea Ids enerAt i n a , eene in le alleges, of thridlielen, et Immo t• meth three. Nis eeleedale Marna ISMS al between UV& sod &WM. ! wed the eentilen imbed. the P.m st S ues for 5901. and the Marquis se Bwethsw the 1 0 10101. It appearing that the eulltespt"baa set yet fled the mat 'Watery amen* as &Warmest slut Ilk TN ordered, with limbed peetenies. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORTHERSCIROVIT.—Maxarixrax.Msscx IS Caowx Comeo.—(Betere Mr. Ishii* Lush.) veer SODIIIOIDIN 111110113. Miles Wrothorill, 23, was this day put apes his trial for the wilful murder of Jane Smith, at Totimorden. The exeltement during the trial wee intense, and the court and the approaches to it wen crowded during the day. tumour wes biters the trial that owing to the death of Mr.=irwould be potiposed. This, however, proved to be unfounded. Mr. Campbell Baehr and Mr. Addison prosecuted ; and Mr. Telt defended the prisoner, who appeared perfectly unmoved, and looked about the court with an untioneern which showed he did not fully realise the petition in which he was placed. When called upon he pleaded Not Guilty, smiling at the same time. During the nose& of Yr. Fester, when he alluded to the death of Mr. Plow the prisoner showed momentary signs of emotion , which he with diteenlty suppressed. It appeared as if be received the news far the finis time. Hs is exceedingly good-looking, and a ammo& exprestion at fins sight " He's a sloe lad." The eirennteksnose of this melancholy ease, seaming so recently, will be fresh in the recollection of our readers, and in the present crowded date of our columns we need not repeat them. They were all detailed in evidence, and in addition • number of letter were read from the prisoner addressed to Sarah Bell. He urged her to get • situation, if possible, near to Tedrow den, that they might have their evening walks. He re peatedly speaks of revenge, but aye it would plague the Plows more if she could come is the neighbonr, and be better than revenge. Mr. Campbell Porter having summed up the ease, Mr. Tory spoke for the prisoner, urging that his mud be • case of =unity. He milled no witnesses. The jury termed round only far two minutes, and then gave a verdict of Godly. Yr. Justice Lush then pawed sentence of death. He attended to the plea of insanity, and said it would be a deplorable thing if such • state of mind were to be assumed in the absence of evidence. It was • murder which, in all its surroundings and accompaniments was almost un paralleled in civilised society. It looked more like the act of • wild savage than that of a civilised creature, and it WAS not known yet how many would be the victims of the crime. He o=ll not hold out the slightest hope of IDSTCy. The prisoner leaned forward on the iron rail of the dock as if only an interested listener, and then walked away leisurely, as if he was in no way concerned in the matter. He did not betray the slightest emotion all through The trial, and apparently from first to last there wee not • more unconcerned person in the court than he was. THE FORE-STREET WAREHOUSE COM. PANY (LIMITED) v. ALEXANDER AND OTHERS. _ _ . .iliPirttilit "WWI, tislota. , . 1 . - • Ipm.pp.aroympro MIZEING. Th. ilitisiaims et O. Mum ai ail maid iiill Mil I ie unseemill, Millpeed Sift et Mum. as podia The isr wee and du was beau The ring men ha a t , ta over te e =as most el the events. The Maximo • ten to one agape, won the ddd Wed ture Dayton Mara. Handioap, wherein two d tie Loan 1111.' and bad Aimee eadapishe d. lbws was as butting on fu Tim OMIT Mum d4O mom ; edgnime exten. Abed 1 half • mile. Mr. P. Parnadi leg Loaf . . (Wyatt 1 Mr. C. Soft 31=1 . 2 Wesenfmr Lim ! a fflr oc i 1 Mr. T. Menne's The following ales ass: —Teelnp, Vattern, Irwin*. Hatable. Pr•WW IOI 4 ` i Va 3 / 3 a Amts. lady amours. sad limed Betting : sto 2 agat Tertigpa 3to 1 apt Marquis of Wormier, 6 to 1 apt Nap Lied, 8 to 1 apt Puritan and Ottoman, and 100 le 41 apt libridor. Tin TnaDlll3l2lll . B Oat kr imems the peoperty ol par' sons residing within IS idles of Lomita, DA 71b aid; sealinfessional diem Awed fib. Tbree-quartors of • toile. Mr. J. Perenall Waged 1 Mr. 0. I. Archer's Oemani e Vereasa Cl i= I Mr. J. Repeeedels Ulmer (Owner) 3 Dollen sod Agrees also raw Bottiag: liven on Denim, 2 be 1 apt Yin of Spades, 1 and 6to apt Amara. 81rwa Fuses of 30 ems.: weight for age. with curtain paidt u. sad allowing/a. About thrise.quartses of • mils. Mr. Ridowdr Rally rtes 1 Mr. Reevers Inheritance Mr, Deacon's Visions (11. Jackson 3 Hewlett& also no. Betting : 5 to 4 eget Rally, 2 to 1 eget Vicious, and 4 to 1 apt Inheritance. Weer DliaTTole Beam HMIDICAP of 7 son. each, with 50 added ; winners extra. About a mile and • bolt. (42 subs.) Mr. Huolltos's Mexico (John Clark) 1 Mr. Flighta The Abrew (Webb 2 Mr. 0. Ittonehewers Galway (Wyatt 3 The following also ran:—Lord, The Vampire. Leading Alit, Maid of the Mill, Heittaa e. Leptee,Oentlis Gale, Tyrone, Duffer, Thandyke, and Anna Betting : 3 to 1 apt Tyrone, 100 to 30 apt Thorndyke, 10 to 1 any other. flimuso limns Plan of 30 eon., the winner to be sold for 40 siva. About a mile, over four flights of hurdles. Mr. Pawlers Monet Mr. 0. Harton's Kiflarney (H. Inane) 2 Mr. Deaoon's Vicious Per. P. O. Hoban) 3 The following also ran .—lsperor, Many, Peignoir, Violet de Clare, and HoWar. Betting : 5 to 4 apt Kismet, 2 to 1 apt Peignoir, 8 to 1 apt any other (adored). HmtoicAr HCalli.n Races of 3 son, each, with 20 added. Winners antra. One mile and • half, over six flights of hurdles. (29 subs.) Mr. W. 8. inonehewer's Ampleness Mr. IL Wright's Hopvine (Z. Clifford, jun.) 2 Vigilant and Volhyals also raa. Betting : 6 to 4on Vigilant, 7 to St each apt Apploones and Herrin,. BRISTOL AND EAST SOMERSET STEEPLE CHASEH.—FaIDAY. There was • much larger sttendanoe at Keyneham to day, although the weather was net so favourable, nor wee the sport as interesting, the fields generally being small and the finishes devoid of excitement. None of the noes require any special comment. In the leek Somerset Hint Steeplechase, Moose sustained an easy defeat by Woodbury Hill, but the winner was objected to on the ground of not being entitled to start, having won a steeplechase worth more than 1001., and having been in a training stable. The objection could not be decided on the spot, and was referred to the Grand Na tional committee for consideration on the first day at Warwick. Captain Crosatree, fourth is the Grand Na. tional, won the Bristol Steepl echase, defeating four others. Tan Gala? WERTMIN PLATS (Handicap) of 30 son. ; wiaasis extra. About a mile and a half. Mr. J. Goatees Danes Me. 5. Rraptey 'a La Pique Betting 6t05 on 1..11 Pique. Tin Burr Sousa= Hoar STRZPLIcHAPE of 3 son. each, with 40 added ; weight fee sge, with penalties and allowances ; second to save stake. About two miles sad a half. (26 rubs. Mr. Ileuinser's Woodbury Hill (Mr. Youmans) I Mr. 5. Braslars Moose (J. rein) Mr. W. Morwlen's Huntsman —(late Feist°, ,Knowles) 3 The following elm ran :—Pleteateher, Sprescombe, Seaweed. Cadet, and Oelert. Betting : 13 to 8 on Moose, 5 to 1 apt Woodbury Hill, and 7 to 1 each eget Glint and S be. A Fan HANDICAP SELLING ile rsca aea of 3 son each, with 25 Added; selling &Bowmen About two miles. (6 subs.) Mr. It. Watts's Mel (DOM) 1 Mr. Oodfrey's ( 1. PIP) 2 Mr. Younerman G ' 4 = (Owner) 1 TM following also ran :— Win and Pay, Tarplay„ sad Bow Da. Betting: 7 to 4 apt Ganymede, 2 to 1 apt Ibis, 4to 1 apt Fairplay, and 5 to 1 spt Mr. Yottnimsn's gelding. Tim BRISTOL Gwm HAND/CAP STIMPLIOCHAMI of 10 soya. son, 5 ft., with 100 added; winning penalties' leseend saved stake. About three miles and alialf. (If subs., 12 of whom pay2soys. each). Mr. net's Harbe C ... ep* Cresetree 'W. Reeves) 1 Mr. H. Dames Nimrod (W. Dames) 2 Mr. M. Brsyleg u ltette o. (J. Pair. and Portland also ran. Betting : 5 to 4 on Captain Crowns., 4 to 1 apt Phi losopher, 5 to 1 apt Lisette, and 10 to 1 apt Portland. Tug FAMINES' FLATS of 20 KM. ; certain allowances. About two and a half miles. Mr. Friend at Frailty (Mr. Reberta) I Mr. J. Telekers Turpentine (Mr. Dolly) 2 The following also ran :—Weei Ind, lodine, Baca. The Robber, and Marne. Betting : 5 to 4 on Frailty, 4 to 1 apt The Bobber. (J. PIP) 1 (rte) BETTING IN LONDON.—FRIDAY. A large muster at the clubs today, bat with it not a carresponding amount of speculatton. There is little change to record on any of the events that were made the medium of speculation ; and the main incidents of the day may be lisieffy summed up as follows. For the City and Suburban the favourites remained in skit* quo, but Cap tain Kidd and Franchise—both in the lame intend—were backed at the same odds, and there was little to choose between them ! For the Northamptonshire. Mandrake went anything but well, as much as 20 to 1 being at one time laid against him ; but offers at the close did not ex ceed 100 to 6. Speculation on the Chester Cap was ex tremely limited; and although the three favouritea— Vizidis, Nearing, and Dolby—would have been backed at a price, layers were chary in making offers. For the Two Th ousand and the Derby, Bookend= had a decidedly hesithiar eppearases, and beyond this there is little else to record. Prim as appended: - - CITY AND I 11 t. 1 apt Bllakho6l4 (o) 100 to 7 Nor (t o) 106 to 7 Ipacaloa (I 6111,01) 100 to 6 Brook (tilt c o p 100 to Mayliewor ( ID to 1 Aborts If to 1 Capstaildld(t) 16 to 1 Traadio (t` oared) NOZTILUITIOI 103 to 6 apt Ilarkako (of, ofwg 101 to T ITtlb;tim . ) 100 to 7 Lord Ilasibspi lab (74) • Prrissfacof) KULL RIM IS to 1 tot Sys** (7) 111 to 1 Orton (1) St to 1 P•Lial (it) 1B to 1 Mamba= (0) SI to 1 Leads (t) BIIIIIUIIf. 16 to 1 apt filmes (0, tBO to 118 to 1 Grey l) &Weft (1 sad o) 83 " 1 St r4 b P l l l (0. 40 to 1 Caporal (t wootod) 40 to 1 Watson (o, t 110 to 1) 111111 /HAIM 100 to 6 opt Paquicat (olt, It ID to 1) 100 to Wolasy (o, ITO to 1) 1% 100 to 6 fitly l66o Yoe (0. 10 to 1 opt TIME (os) 100 to • Dolby ) (ca, t lb to 1 100 to 4 loon d 44 (011. tiNitot) 111 to 1 Wear Mor t solar II to 1 Tromso Trove poololl) TWO =OWL •to 1 NO liodinutio owl sin Ito 1 Arm Co. t• to 1) Tto 1 Pomona (ca, 8 to 1r VS PI A= Uto 1 ton Ink ft) U to 1 enthorpo (t) Et to 1(1) Et to 1 Wong, (t) OUT. ti to 1 sod A sad ad) borgektle (t St to 1 Dwelt (4) SS to 1 '— to fta dire aM a) 40 to 1 t3tratbaaaaa sot Gioia Mom (t =doe) S to 1 Them= (o) 100 to I Gown (o) So 1 Yds RAN (9) le to 1 listviator (o) I Se I set latly Itliab47o7l s _ R (XIV) O24 M 1 Orem liirvoo xaae_mid al) 5= sr= — iti to II ape nee Goers at (4 had 10 to 1 The to 1) T (a, t It M 100 e to KO Iles haw (o(. $ Niel eb to 1 MM 1 li efoehhn• ( gt ol) BITTING ♦T 1110 M IJJT means LIAM% Nam or souoners LID seas PAIIIVOLaiII TO MI WIMIAM LAMM IMw jpissat lbalaartagasea. maw =it Mg:araZdat arras. lierillat It sdarelrell, gpio.uatia. oornmert dill, Mara* Maga aS lailagisak lourarmaa base, Km IS, Mt CUMIN Waliorkerlses, Wag LIMA Dateced, pmargra inesdamt, Mani 1 1 , id 1. MOW= Wmuma 10MH, itchier, Burry, late Ms broker. Mar. 11, at II Miff IsiCalle, Tirana Stamm Mau, earls Malar, March ot inonantIEARDSON, Mb:ma& homy, ledglagioam keeper, 16, at 12. THU Sistell,CogsahapeaeL,Oidedormaerd.,bsor,Marlialli WOMAN Brella Lower Narwood, murk Mardi 16, at L HINNY Coati, t Balouretreoll, Wally ellen la the Coat aisarist 16, Ktmangru Pernms, March boarding-limas keeper, Mardi 19„ at I. Jammu ano4oll, tpiNgelL lead agar, Mari It, at IL Cunha ABM.. Mardi SS, at M. JOSUE PAN , dINONa, Heavemarl, waterrak March It al 12. Jams NUM% frulihriollaa, seam Mall Is, at It Mama Parillemallscerst sells•-hama Ismer, Mar 16,at IL HOW? Don Megialrest West Pisalke, kalNer, Mar. 11, at 1. JAME °ARNIM MOM, Haramprat Walwori, Pawnor. Mark 16, at L limn= Gaon= Sim; Osillball-eitanaben, Barboghall start, amber santraelor, Mani St at I. HENRY 1111 LL, gerllan, Surrey, bandraser, March SI, at WALLAS Taman ; Ihralaraigrove, Darras, chartering clerk. Marais 16, at I, Lewis Mimi, Now boartat, clothier's traveller, Mar. M, at 1. HMI HAWIIOOD, ailswell-etreet, terraria', Match 16, at t Garai Duna, Orforderiet, Stepney, butcher, March 25, at 1. Hazy Qualm TROMPON, Boma-road, Barasbery, pawn broker, Mardi 26, at Callum DANLEL TAUNTON, Twickenham, March 30, at 1. WILLIAM WALLACH Maur, Arlington-street, Camden Town, clerk to a imaranes corps y, April 1. at It Marra ltarliars,lobileselt., Stepney, carport April Lat It Ross*? 11ADDOCIS BATLEY, Vineent.terracs, Islington, reporter, Apre at It troll l, NAPOLDON CLVP7, Mkkilatoo-place. Bloke Newington, milk maorattaror, April 1, at 12. THOMAS Plallea, Orarderest adarational agent, April 1, at 1. MURANO WADIWORTN, Aldershot, and Casahridge-road, Mlle Ind, baker, April at 11. WILLIAM Parma, l, Breweretreet, Pimlico, teetered cook, March SO, at it Arasirr Oman Belli sad Irani Nootarroll, Clarendon street, Harrow-road, pianism, March 30, at 1. Bomar: Court Court, laision-road. Holloway, attoeney's clerk, March IS, at L EWAN HRRNEITNardon-rd.,Bermondsey,planterer,AlNßl,4lll. now Joao 8110. Orfordiarrace, Claphansroad, clack to a shipping agent, April 1, at 1. THOMAS AlloalWS, ilsoLebtok, Notts, farmer, March 31, a 11. TKOMAS WNW; awaser, brewer, March ts. at Evan Drat Glynoorrwi Glamorgensh., grocer, March 25, at 11. ASTRO& CILIUM PITIMIA, Bath, lieutenant in the Boyai Maria Artillery, march 25, at 11. Joan lice owe, Taunton, innkeeper, March 22, a It 711A11018 6!1101 MILMOZY, Croyde, Devonahlre, geatieran, March le, at 11. Jong WILFORD BUDD, Plymouth, licentiate of medicine, March 25, at 111. 111101101 Carom, BZit d orkshire. pools, March ti, at IL THOMAS CA/HMOS, butchez, ,, A4l 1, at 10. Parent =MIT, t, Amil Mlt TROMaI GALL Grimsby, Lineo62., gals merchant, Mar. 15, at 12. LICHAID &NISH, Ilmda-counson. Yorkah., Weser, Mavis, at IL 1001111 Data Harare, Lower Broughton. Lancashire, painter, March U, at IL THOMAS EDDINPORD, Heath Charnock, Lancashire, Ire brick manufacturer. March 13, at 11. &MADMAN JACKSON, Altnlncham'and llmpetiey, Cheshire, coal dealer, March II at 12. frown Diatur, ltrininghara, journeyman gilt Jeweller, April I, at to. JOHN 100,1, Igremont, Challis*, joiner, March 25, at 10. Buxom WATZILHOUsi, theirold, shoemaker. March 25, at 1. THOMAS WAISM, Darnall, Cheshire, nurseryman, March to, at It ' MICIIIIO Wit.TAAMS, Porten, steward to a club, March its, at it Tirouss Luxor, Jar, Andiron, Devrearre, master mariner, March 16, at 11. Jam Co; Newest, Olouosstanitire, grocer, March 27, at It Jong Mary am, Crewkarne,Somerestah ,00rdwalaerllarll,r11. , JOHN CLAMS; Mayer, Staffordshire, grocer, March at 10. , RICHARD YON" Cradle, Heath, Staffordshire, pork butcher, Mirth 17, at It Summiallfirtar, ILrrlb, Carmarthersabiro, Deemed irk- Waller, Mardi *at Rower Duattarmfm, Ueda am manufacturer, March 24, at 12. Jung Skinpici„OsradyniaMottmouthab.. haulier, Mar.24,at 11 Jams BROWN. Bridgewater, tombola., keeper, Mares 2s, at 10. Bowan) LrUnixr, Bkororich, Staffordsh ,contractor,Mar.26,at It HaßlaaD Jobs. Weillegtorough, Northamptonshire, baaket maker. Mara 21, at 10. Jose Satire, Scarkinicit. Lamb., pork botcher, Mar.2s, at 10. loss lAIRIIIOI'OII, Southport, [outwit., ran driver,liar.2s,at 10. Wattam Bownan Haim, Bradford, dealer in musical Instru ments, March 24, at 8011211? Wituair BllClKLlT,Manchertermeilk desler,Mar.24.at 91 Flail If kneant., Herucastle, Linooinabhm, retailer of beer, Mar. 24, at 11. joeurg Bum& Mkkhdown, Yorkab., biaebsnith, March 17, at 11. Jolt HCITON. liskirtem, Lincolnalt, carpenter, Mar. IS, at 11. Jam MMus' lowans, Norwich, dark to an attorney. March 24, at 11. Jong Bogart, Colwyn, Denbighab., innkeeper, Mar. 63, at l2. BANUIL Masts, lantettih, auctioneer, March IS, at 11. Jam McCown. Bietippwetrusoulii,hoLse et . ealer, , M.F.27, MIL . -- Thous Smarr, enadosianik Muslim Korth 17 it 11 loss INDY tows. ltsmAsple, baker 14, at it IDWARD Cownns Onions, South Shisklii . Vict, Mar. Se at 1. Wn.mait masa' Dooms, Pilstous, coal rserchant, March le, of 1t Suiten Cissunror, Bisdibrook, Doebyablre, blackonith, March IS, at It owes' Noun, Barlow Yorkshire, boaseller, Mar. 11, at 11. CBauroefaaGAY !Whitby, boat beiller, March 26, at 11. MOM Mums, Wigginton, 1 ortah., firmer, Mar. SS, at 11. 610221 GLAMIPOOL. Cocking, Sows, hire cuter. Mar. IT. at 1. March 1?.. W LLI& Ooons WILSON, Claremont-terrtoe, South Hackney, end Orafainn-chaasbera, builder. March S. JAoos wou, Cheapelde, =Whin Yrancieoo, California, March 10. Joint TIIIDIRIM Cola, Hiliatreet, and Upper Mi streat, Bunny, livery stable keeper. DEOLAZATIONT OT DIVIDZSDIE JAM Hovel. nannbiglain, Berta contractor-Ist dividend of 100_, Yards la, and en neat Wednesday. at Amos', Bminstudintrest. BWIRT gait= 110110•111. Eastatreet, Beihnsbeneen, omnibus r--iat dividend of la. 1.1., Mama 18, and subsequent , at Parkins', Haaingbalintreet. 181111101. Oreat Yarmouth, widow—lat dividend of lie. 80., March le, and nabisquent Wednesday, at Parkin'. B O M I 4I IIO / 1- _—_— street. Bosun 8001 , 11 SLAM, Clarenee•plaos. Hounslow. tailor—id dl• vidend of Is. 44., March 18, mid subsequent Wednesday, at street Jo P g i ft i gg= ali ttingitam, tailor —Yrd dividend el 10d., Mardi 9. and three subsequent Mondays, at Harries, Nottingham Gsdßoz TOTroir bewport,brewer—lat dividend of 2s. gd., ant W , et Ammon's, Bristol. Fawn= SiUni, viotualke —lst dividend of td., say Wednesday, at Aerainsien Bristol. IMMO H=rair Aberyseitan, grome—lst dividend of ts. lid., say Wednisday, at Aarentates, Bristol. Joan BICZAIDS, Rhyseney, tanner-Ist dividend of li., ty Wednesday, at Acreman's, Mita 01LIMTAS, Aberanan, tailor—ld dividend of 15. 104., any Wednesday, at Amman's, Bristol. Wuzunt Jong, eltenstow, bootmelow—lst dividend of b. 11d., any Ifilrday, at Lerannues, BristoL ' Ninam.te, Beth, groosr—lat dividend of Is. Id., any Wed• newly, at La mass, Bristol. AllsamiAM Weslonouper-Mare, baker—lst dividend of 20a, aay Wednesday, at Aczasnaies, BriSol. DWIMIDS, __ _ _. Marcia W. J. H. Jaquai, Watlft-strest, and Palliananarsot, Mc:Mane, BpttallSolds, unman—March W. A. &afar, V. Dan. sank and J. Saw Aldermanbury, and Yonntaln-coort, Olty, waisionianon—April 16. B. Joseph, JUdAnwatorolm o t wi a:4l Madlaninetninara, jawallar— April 110. 11. T. ask W 11. A. Taylor and A. Taylor, an., Blacktriers- MP A rKarak W. J. Addle !separate 'MAW, Yorkstaint, dab sairehenS—Marcdi H. T. Madlioott, Handsvorth amage r ig lnte re - Bega.. W O. Waison.esrdW_, go= 00. J. i=ciaaker—Marth W. W. Many, Yartabire=t startner—Apell 1. I. Mani tong sale opting woksr—Aprll 1. U. Ward Isaparsta edislik_ Apo tool isombotorer-blarob It A. Craw ford, ChooSor, anent-AprO O. H. bottom Illookburs. oottook mooloolsor-lloree 00. P. Maim. CardW, tornado 6. Jr LW. WriAar, -bowl kaapir-Maran 27. lan WlOdous, orkalin. eel ~m orow—. J. Mid& Ne., , Toetniara. scalar al a Miaow— Mani W. Jaw Italisksak ihroortor—Uorob S r i- no pmen j us ter i El s, tgr ‘ L it r imisk lWC Dm. :=M Nora Mu* 10. T. Oaks, Obortiosso, Dor. rolohlro. ishobtrow-Uarce U. 1 Bassett, Yong lleuwooS. INK boodome hoopr-Morti U. 0. Nam Toni. lIIIMAIIF = or tallor-Apre fr. i W. R. Mohair,. loolhirboad, haw. istinlND. T. Oubsoll owl n rW. Novi*, mg dision-J. US dhow* nod A. Ploss, Kibill - orVakobiu moonamlos wane-J. thillogairl D. OrMlik Akkalli664lllllllB. both missouses owl Amato" 11l Lutoordboorhu maw= -F. 10. booms and O. t. thasains. alohoPorotoolik Bals. opabor, • 1 =77 0 1 .1. 11=7;o . span, Oollis, U. Low bollaso-A. MAK W. Ibrosio. moil . llorar. wale sod Onoloos=boorodirlo-o.w ad G. Om dram r mull DEW Ifiler) mg Itassibe mmil d s aiss= Solo - J . - 'dna Mg L NIL. Iblibiedhairga. Yeah. W T. . 4117=obilions-.T. Wordlo,V=.2 0. W Lot Muir. Illodoraldro, ollk eon. so tor ago. girds J. mile-W. Prat" IL let" sal C. DarroheL I. iroolootwooo, or tor - tatwarrdir. 1A _. Ikabblegles. Illsogsy r =. t abi aider lisondieloram-Z htophosoos en d S. lbw brim Torlohlro, owl norchoolo-C. L. UWE" as, . W=7. Wrists" W. L. soil 7. Z. Aish. noroboooto. so for so T. D. 111 . ! 11 1,:n....... and W. L , Woodall ram. NAT. 9boiskeln -4 . 111 ‘44 .3 V Weil maw m p -J. Orr awl/. Davin oak,. Ssalsa. • _ newsy . " owl TO Tlll IDITOI OP TIEN WPM. Sin, —ln the report given in this evening's Express of this ease, which was decided to-day by Vial- Chancellor Mains, it is stated that the application was for an injunction to reetrain the defendant Alexander, • manufacturer of gilt and plated jewellery at Birmingha m, and Messrs. Johnson and Co., printers, from oansisbills of parcels to be printed in the name of the plain ' and it is further stated that the Vioe.Chanoslior van the injunction. We wish to point out this error in the report, viz., the Vice-Chancellor, after hearing the evidence of the defen dants Johnson and Co., which satisfied him that they had acted properly in the matter, and that there war no , ground for an injunction against them, panted an in junction against the defendant Alexander alone. In fairness to the defendants Johnson and Co. we must ask you to insert this letter in to.morow's Exprew.—We are, sir, your obedient sensate, BARLOW AND BOWLING, Solicitors for the defendants Johnson and Co. 26, Basaa-street, Strand, W. 0., March 12, 1868. WORKHOUSE REPOI/X.—Yesterday a meeting, consisting chiefly of members of the legislature, was held at the residents of Mr. H. Hart, in Wiinpole-street,to consider various questions connected with the expected reform in the administration of relief to the sick poor in country workhouses. Sir John Simeon, ILP., presided. The meeting was called under the •uspices of the Workhouse Infirmaries Association, end Mr. Ernest Hart, one of the hon. ieeretaries, drew the attention of the meeting to the disclosures made in the report, of Poor-law Inspectors in • blue-book just issued by the authority of parliament. The facts brought to light in the report, Kr. Hart pro oeeded to say, showed the necessity of • change being made in the present form of inspecting thew large hos pitals, and he urged that it was time to adopt means for strengthening o the hands of the President of the Poor-law if he should bring forward an good measure of reform, or far the purpose of iodiating to him the direction is which changes were required. The speaker concluded by moving • resolution to the effect that the general principles Tibial he drew up for the London infirmaries, and which were in the main adapted in Mr. Hardy's Act, should be submitted to the President of the Poor-law Board, as applicable to oountryworkbouse infirmaries, and that the Poor-law Board should be reseed to bring in • measure giving technically skilled inspectors for the country workhouses. A long waver setiond disansskin followed, and the resolution which was seconded by Mr. Percy Wyndham IL.P., was adopted nnanim, and • committee was formed to draw up the • s to be submitted to Lord Devon. It was moved and canted " That this association learns with regret that the Poor-law Board have required Dr. Joseph Rogers to maga his eitiation as ammilial slime of the Strand Union Workhouse ,• and that, without judging the truth or falsehood of the charge= y the the regrets t i r=l7trPosir-le i rVird to glee so old and faithful • public servant the advantage of an open inquiry and croes-examination of witneeses, whisk bad been demanud not only by himself, but by erespeotable minority of his one board of guardiaaa" Oa the undo& of Mr. minori t y Wyndham, H.P., it was also resolved that • queolice altsaU be Wood in the boars soaceraiag the mom ow. TM misting aloud with • vote of thous to Sir John for presiding. THE EIGILDING OF • Cane IN • CONVENT.— Wsermeinstes polies mart yesterday Ilampret Wal s h, Member at Um soling kid at the emersat et the Saws de Chmelti, Pimlico, surrendered to her tail on a amp of ha erosulted one Men Brown, a the child the MAR Ms et years. t The sus tor ths U will Is ismsWarei was hat priornar M ies tare el nt is lids slat emi seemeted it far beam it wee sent to selioth, by it en the el • ismer four fast high, the taw" big fall el orator et tha time, sad eltheyth - XL !Myth shied be add sot bring hese te the parrs e mime amp el feleedeerily eriesthiles, be thatemilet th OM the *Gig the child fa that peel*a we as seeridt to low, eel the is... series. thee aura, ulna tlhL. bereft bed the child has to est beau id t, the armee ehtheed eolith the phew wield wed, la amen et thie een vilmeines wen est the drat tree than to be in the Itemital. the the dame the ISM vie thth the dal yea pat there to be Maimed, aid saliksibltyhil *sad the primmer =premed bee deo sew* it obeli boa happened Nr. Arnold, to ebapplag the one, Gehl W pre. Imo wee required to Übe the dewlaps is • dying au at the Weeireisster Heopitil, end the ease wee farther =sit 101 Wednesday nark the mere bell being re __ MI JULE= MUIDIZ OP A Wo al Baothar.—Y , M the Maidathae eaulsea. the We owe, Para** sad eomagaped ea the VEY throwing a versa used 3 40111 i 111 la Jemmy leak were indithed far _......_ heft el the use love already leas drat la —they Racy Moly, that the moth Jealthea,..ll% Yaw tad me bused eat at Pearr nia belth. Akio al q e va e=d, sad thal P'erlei sad gbh bee sad Muth' Iser theft . = -1 -- - Orin et murder ----. late afar - 7 - iA' Witrdar von bee* sal dieskesi ear CITT AND 111711711 PAN. D. Dirks col N. MIN" - o.soo mom wow sma. ... --- ma as Inn, bat a fartsigka absgvard s b ar b o dy 111 So 1 apt emooloot MAO I 111 bo 1 owl 0410011 ElOlO maws & " liiiiin— m o s s em _T Z 11.11 6 . 2. rimi 1216 Maill M il l g Uldik i w a n . of swat. T. looltos• ,W. Ilitaw, . . /ANOT•M. to a vats a& whammed stale al kera- to 81 1O la 1 AIMMONO CO ma ,i N. Oiollooo J. dr at, 61 Waaan_ salawarak, WI T& ..,._ " A w p i alka. Tie "damn ins kay WC sad al Ilie= 11 ao 1 MildiNiii (0) meek, I. UMW _. N.. WAT....Moholi L xi. IL NW, sloe 081110D 1 . ..... Glreeaskadil merle . The fray focal balk ONIBTER CUP. .Irokoo—W Iced ir. ir . LS Babboxiand IL TrAre—ifaa l tattlika *Tal Habl. 11121 1 81•81°° ' 11.64 "Noe 0.114. • li Oh INW TDDIN ( l) Iloho 1 ON 01 , 10101701D1 10 to V Daft (t) 00) 1110,11016,—C. loosoly, color as MD Nom Tues. ape et Euro= 07 Oonvir Oaere.—We are informed NI. 1 Trioder• Van 41 t h e 1— is 0) MINOWICS lba ella al Baufaa as& op.. ~qv TIOIUMIO.--kGreb IS. ag ikaraledir 4l " 4 Xwebe rc; I.lhai the Na mbailar Dobkin WNIN, is apoejaasilea via It so is 1 No Bovr (t) • mom Dam 11.11111111161 MA% TOM at Oh .T. p. D. , the leaf vet* brawn, via age* van *a TWO INOUBAND OVUM/ WO= eiIIiI7IIII3MATIONL Weak' Iseielsq le peke ad Ur gm* GI a l a s 1 rot kabeaska (610 1 Pool (N Moophr. clips ooml, Norsk 10, IS lir yeepri bielas ' idis. --kardf imia iem baniss u. et ed di w. aisd la laailml ' a...g. abblia a* assuz* rigerla al ON «Mos alga ia TKO MUM. '" - tr . i„, AI. aerobia% Mash algaa.—lcark u, as wawa f akfebafk. . mins 00/00. 40 to 1 opS Oho tow 01 IA X...... 104 NW. L. warm ir. i• Duriesta.—RlALlN marrozaD sr Dv Bow's -- s• , • • Aglow, mom it sew olimagera WINN —MarciA at abor a lor a =lia= l 44o Webb, at Cho Neon, Pomo Warm was. law, ma lITIT 121 0 11 warm* Bum 07 Tris Dino cor Brarross's *MD. —The sow* bask wake, MIA S t rue to are a. 104 a =Am" OW= rake dud ei Sir Duke of IbilltorMs boos is trek* sake 11.6 111=6. irooD.Medi de ß a rec a tl V i 'lg Ihli ffleiA rill be acid by 11Gas Tailamill, a 1 1.111 fads Asp, ss Jai= mu% , rum , mega N. of siiiirrel Usk Imam 'NI barb YAM * T. a. Itri ii trikTi r do. Il t w i l erNra eatl a dr Arne Meg 016bha,Ga Aaeffelmadk, ars kkalr DUBOW 1 yamakrek tai; Ude. TINNIV. III6 • wi t - is. k lis tilialire at nrirrs sir rep, sae. lis lisla to be dkreffel GC, Hula V Vbaitle, Lord a p mYeinuommilm kr mon lboa s Nor al Nosis... lisdboil Ole Do GNI la Woe voisolia fa *LIMA ' NOOK dyke, Chow% Woe iiriblo n., 41...... d. „ va n o , o f soa k" R o mi am e s se. & is. silk. I: ea rlireLre =m . ma mat C l ll7= Doom !no sad W 00 1 .% Ocupwr rill Iva a T N ; I.7Vr i r * ` l, Losioa ; doo lb :— Ws.ldm '.___. 411 0 0 ,14 11 . 74 o 1.4...4 as sZird, =m e relsok ima r d sil w att a a a rdr i n agt: me. w4 - u le T immit en. o o.2,4, l ,4 l , A --dacha at 111.41 6.26, 666=16•666 = ems bag. W Ileeseftijmni Mg Unthim.sailuge • = 2, 6l, T =Airni, Ibo 4 160,84. -Is lamer 411.81pawas aro webs. la Ifir eiverar.—(jarrilerimil it, ma. Eli .... ilia 44 . . mss` # ' " ~- • .4rrt•y. " i.^‘,;.‘' 47. ~:~:,~ ,:,~ ~~ .. MARKET& KAN% L3.—The a imariott quiet niyThehed bdes.' le la him beet acm e n it O, lis roma= rafted. Prier Timesiavailkeed. TALLOW.-Y ismems4-41se market missed vary steady at the tdos amortises :--tipot eed Sarah, 424. 3d. to 4d. ; Jane t 43a. ad. to 444 ; Ootebsr to Decomber, 44 9d. ; Demaler, 45a. to 3d. Delivery to last even. pi 1,9110 ; @frivolo, 3:18. The pub/ sales west off vitt I, 1,014 men were offered and nearly all cold: old .C. at 42e. South Americo& fine in toms bought in as 474 ; muUsa, 435. to 434 9d. Ausiralloa sheep. 43a 134, to 444 9d, ; beet, 416. to 4k. dd. ; fine, 414 ed. to 41s. Mistier in ked. Oseemzet oilquiet. Cochin, ; Dey: A 14494 so ea. ; wag. 47 0. to 48 •• • Pod and de o . to 4& Pa lm 0d steady ; fine Lagos, No. .4. to t sit offering. Accra, 334 fine, to 344 inferior kindatNo peleamu 00 . 1T0N.-lAvortrook, Kamm 13.—Oettom has been in Food demand throughout the week, and with some excite• ment on Monday, owls, to advisee from New York of re. dotard receipla,priess &dreamed momiderably. The market has since been quieter, sad is general freely supplied, but quotations close above the rides of last week for almost every desoription. Of Sea Island the sales have not been large, but extreme pekes are fully supported. American has been in extensive demand, and on Monday bad risen Id. per lb., bet daring the last few days it baa been mo re abundantly offered and rather easier, but closes gcl. to gd. above the quotations of Thursday last. The badness " to arrive " continue large, and prime subject to rapid Boehm dons. New York advioss to the 12th inst. quote middling 25 sent', coating to sell in Liverpool 10td. per sailing vessel, 101 d. per steamer. In Brasil a good business has been dons at a •ht advance, which is not folly maintained at the dam has been in fair demand throughout the week, but ing freely offered little change in prices can be quoted. The inquiry for East India has been upon the whole moderate, and although prices have with the general character of the market improved gd. per lb. during the last two days the extreme advance is barely supported. The late=t i a i tiona for cotton to arrive are—A m erican, basis of • , ship named, from Savannah, 10 1 d. (low middling . 913.1 ); Mobile, 10 3-16 d. and 1044. (low mid dling, 10d.); New Orleans, 101 d.; Dharwar, good fair, early Jartuary sailing, ; fair, February sailing, Bgd.; Dhol. larah, fair, ship named,Bd. and Bid ; Oomrawirttee, rood fair new merchants, January sailing, Sid. ; fair new mer chants, ship named, Bgd. per lb. Speculators h ave ta k en during the week 19,310 bales ; exporters, 13,240 bale s; an d the trade, 51,630 bales. The market to-day has been rather quiet, both on the spot and for arrival, and prices are slightly easier. The sales are 10,000 bales, of which 1,000 are for export and speculation. The following are the official quotations: Fair Orleans, 111 d.; middling, 1014; fair Mobile, 101 d. ; middling , 10 3-16 d. ; fair rplande, 1 101 d,; middling, 104 d. OOTTON GOODS.—Marceiewn, MARCH 13. —The market has been exceedingly quiet. Twe days of greater ease in the Liverpool cottontsuirket have had a corresponding effect here, and prices are in favour of buyers where pro ducers have goods and are anxious to sell. There is more tie. position to meet buyers than there was. Still the mice. tions of spinners and manufacturers are nominally an. I altered since Tuesday. Yarns are in very little request, but clothe are even in less demand than yarn. The transactions of the day have been on a small scale. CORN.—Cantuf grow, Mesa( 13. —Weather during tho week has been showery, on the whole toe for seed opera. tions. There was a moderate supply to-day, but tannin held firmly at last week's rites. Needy buyers paid rather higher rates. Red, 72e. to 75a. ; whiss, 75n. to 7.05. Barley and beans both rather higher. Lnwour MARCH I.3.—We hays had a small supply of wheat and barley, and prime of both articles remained un changed. Wheat, red, 71s. to 755. ; white, 80.. Harley, 1 40 a. to 48e. LIVERPOOL, Yawn 13.—We had a good attea. dance at to-day's market but wheat wu only in moderate request, red descriptions being Id. per oentalcheeperthan on Tuesday ; white kmds.unchanged. Flour in good request at previous rates. Indian corn dull and Is. to Is. 6d. per qr. lower than on Tuesday. Oats scarce and rather .]rarer. Oatmeal also 64' I.per load dearer. Egyptian beans dull, and 6d. per qr. lower. Other articles unchanged. WRIEIFIRLD, 'Sawa 13.—We have a very quiet market for wheat to-slay at last Friday's rates. Not much barley showing, and prices are sustained. Beans and other articles as dear as last week. COALS.—LomorMaacu 13.—Holywell Main, 13a. Cal.; Eden Main, 16 4 . ; Walls End Hatton, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Hatton Lyons, 154. 9d. ; Walls End Hough Hall, 17a. 6d.; Walls End Original Hartlepool, 18s. CKL Ships at market, 39 ; sold, 24. TRAFFIC ItILTUR.NI3. Mu Par Mir 10641. Teri, RAILWAY& apes. magma &madam MIL Mir. Wink =dim J sc. 19. lad Latta& ll3l 11,129 37,144 40,111 45,610 NC 5 to Feb. 11. Great Clatral of Maim 343 1,980 5,223 6,903 5,743 Wask mama March I. Wait Cart l7l $1 31 Ed 91 . . Week wading March 8 %Wool& and N. 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