The Express. — London, England, 1862-03-13 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (11118 DAY.) EQUITY COURTS. Vicwelisecenor Sir K. T. Maderaley.) ISAT r. rt A IVAN. VOL PICAADILLY %ORION. The WOO a motion to continue an injunction granted by ho ii.olloll, 011 the Det•ahlr rrotraining the defendant a, meager* muter the beakreptcy of Mr. H. Gooered.of the farads:, sad effects at No. 2.!-•'. 1'0..64111y, better known a. the Piccadilly Oakum. (Modern! it appeared being in pomession make a 21 years' hoar. dAted Alit January, Ist& pee a bill of sale to the pLiinilif and also deposited the lease with him se ascent, for the repayment of WAN. mid interest. mid J. Goods/al. • •34•'• of the dadee ' let , was pet in porcelains os the part the platotiH. On the alkb t Motor, W. H. Good, the defendant, wee adjudi cated bankrupt on his own petition. and on the 31st, plaintiff put a pen.. named King in peemsion. The lanilluel,however. ilutrained for net, •11.1 plaintiff paid the rent, 2.17'. .13". I Is. Q., sit imam. King, was pit out and plaint.fradvertiyed the furniture for We. but defendant refused to .dlow the auctioneer to come oo the peewees. Monte tiny, sent witeral men who attempted to force tbetn.eler. in but they were resisted, and some proceedings were taken before a magistrate, the result of which was that owe person was ordered into his own I ret-ognisasees to keep the peace ; sail ',Wald( was kept out of pomesanie. Mr. Glasse nal Mr. Townsend appeared for the plaintiff ; Mr. Resalgette sad Mr. Edmund James for the defendant Goodenni; and Mr. Slily, Mr. Helton, and Mr. Roxburgh for the defendant Flaasnaa. The Vice.t 'batmen. granted an injunction as against the defendant Fineman, to restrain him from selling or dispo sing of the furniture and effect. until the heanng on the tens• of bin forthwith Miyug an action to try the right to the good•. But with Ma the bankrupt, there was no aim whatever for aa knjumeMina, sad the motion. to him MAW rdbeed. COURT OP PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Won the Jed.' Ontiamry.) 81111101.311111 F. lIILTUIOVG . III /411:D . SILCOCF. -.- Sir F. Slade vesamed mid concluded his speech as behalf of the petitioner h reply* upon the whole case. Raving dwelt on the nuatiafsetory character of the Old Bailey a libi which hail been attempted to be set up by the respond ents. he indignantly denounced the conduct of Mr. Wilcock in making ow. shameful a charge against a respectable young lady like Miss West. for the mere purpose of saving his pocket and evadiog the duty which rested upon him of marrying the woman he had seduced. the evidence of Jane t;il,bon wee not only hideously impossible, but the wretched girl io the affidavit she had previously mode in the case had me said one word respecting the extraordinary details which she bad given in the witness-box. As to the story of Mrs. Itlacknuro, it was not only ahrtird on the face of it, but it proceeded from a woman who wee living in adultery, and who admitted that she had sworn a Mee affillevit The third charge was likewise surrounded by too much contradiction to lie worthy of a moment's consideration in the teeth of the young woman Helen Reed's oath. No the that had heard the whole case could hesitate to say that the defence had been a most wicked one, aadtho learned ermined called es the jury, by their verdict, to mark their ems of Mr. fidtort's conduct. Sir Creaawedi °hewed that a vest anasient of evidence bad bora gives ea see Miami en the other. It bad been to • peat extent very osettik, and be feared that there had lowa wewerwhoro as to prevent the course of pasties. The mu moose of very greatest importance. far it deeply affected net only the intimate of the earths before the court, but the well-being of married e itself ; and it pines were not suflteieutly men of the world, or sufficiently acute to discover the truth, the court, in.tead of being a public advantage, would soon become one of the greatest nuisances that had been inflicted upon the "u Tniarned judge wee 'till eddreming the jury when we west to prem. SHERIFFS' COURT, Rr.D LION SQUARE. (Before Mr. rods, Skeen" Ban:boll.) PRIX L %II 41'10,01 Or OUTLAWRY. The monthly pro,lsmations of outlawry were made this worming by Mr. llcnip, the senior Aker of the Sheriffs of hoodoo and Middlesex. Very few of the owe proceed to outlawry as the puhlwity given to the proceedings loads to arrangamest. The defendants seldom appear, as is tics event of an attendance they an forthwith taken to White erusastreat Priam. The proelamatious oa the prompt ocrasiou Wire the fol. lowing :- Ralph &trees, at the eat of Alfred Shirley. Ro bert [or, at the suit of Harry Emsattal ; Charles M. Jaws at the wait of John Mortimer Maddis ; Ralph Etas il, the suit of 'Thomas Rain. ; Thomas Edward Lott, at the snit of Henry Owen ; Henry Merritt Fldwtoo. at the tat ed Josue c,,..r MUM tirade, at the sat of Jobs Gra ham Arthur Jun..., at the suit of John (inborn ; Moons Day, at the suit of James Normal' ; A mold Walhaser sod William Loam, at the suit of the same. No surremlar was made, sad the mart adjourned to the tOta ef AptiL ml POllOll 00171RTS. (THIS DAT.) CrILDHALL. nyvenni RObBPAT 4+lr HILL lIIT ♦ roan& Joke emi;d young man, who was described as a peter, was charged before Sir It W. eardes with stodisg two Seem of silk, value 04, the pro. perty of Messes. Ililditeh, of Ludgate-bill, his employers. Mr. Hdditeb said they bad been miming prupeety fur tome time past, and suspicies IMP at length directed to the primrose in coosequence el the two pines of silk produced 'wise hese found concealed is the seal cellar. They 7 were sot removed at that time but itformatioa was immedrtidy gives to the police. Hasa, 400, said he wereted himaelf la the cellar as the afternoon el the ltb of March. sad about 7 o'clock is evesiag he saw the primmer ester the cellar and lake away oat of the wee, of silk. He returned about U o'clock, sad on berg interrogated as to what be had dose with the silk, be said be had left It with Mr. %Um, of the Hop Pole putiliceloone, ia the Edgeraneroach ale than west into Übe cake sod brought oat the other pieced silk. both of which he said be took form the Mock is the silk depilatest sip stain, He marched the prii.mver. sad fated is his poseemies t invoices for silk rode is pledge, all el them invoices bweg epos Messrs. Hililitch's boll heads. He asked the prisoner whet be had doge with the property meotioned in the in. voices, sad he stated that ho bad peeped them, and gave the assess and add/owes of the isswobrokera several pawsbrokers &Heeded sod produced in all about twelve dremeleagthe of silk, pawned by the prisoner for aurae varying from I/. to 2/. :U., and is nearly every Meteors the preieeer showed the pawnbroker a receipteil invoice purporting to stem that the primmer bad bought the silk of Mews. Hilditch. sod paid for it. Sir It. W. sarden commented upon the indiscretion of the pawnbrokers in taking is property at half ita value, when the Po/triot Policated that the silk had been purchased only on the previous day. Mu. Ilikliteh said the prisoner had been only It months la his employ, dories which period property had been mieseckto the value of 2501 Hann, Use deicer, mid there were several other pawn. brokers who ought to have attire/led, and he therefore asked fey a reamed Th. silk produced haring been neighed, the prisoner remanded. roW-STREET. Mors Stream and r 60,1461 Carlo wcre charged with picking pockets. Sergeant Holmes deposed that at about half•paat eleven o'clock this morning he w•s standing in llow•s.reet speak ing to Mr. Honiara., now present, when be enw the prisooen following gentlemen and trying their po-kets. After watshit.g them SOMA) time, be saw Curtis draw a handkerrbiet from a gentleman. pastiet. The prisoners then separated. and ran away an alidcrent directions. Witness requested Mr. Harrison to I follow steam, while be (I lolmee) went in pursuit of Curtis, and, after a keg chase, overtook him. Os returning to the nt.tiombouse he ((sand liteiarni there, he having been brought in be Mr. Harrison. Upon searching the prisoners several ►ilk houlkerchiets were found on them, one being twisted mound Steam's leg, under his trimmers. Mr. Noniron, better know, aa Professor Harrison, who, it will be remembered, claims to to considered "the strongest non in the world," deposed—l keep the Opera Tavern, in .14.orstreet. I was speaking to Sergeant Holmes in How street this morning, and he drew my atteetion to the prlsoers. I should not have notional them if he had not piaub-d them oat. I maw them trying pocket*, and when thous .t a handkerchief they bolted. Sergeant Holmes asked to go after Stearn, sod I did en. He tried to dodge no. punpri • wan, but I got hold of him. He turmoil road and punched me, and sonar bow my het got against woe fLtughterl- and mode it bleed. (Renewed Liu4liter. which was increased by the pritoner Stevens put ting hat hand to hit nose, which was considerably swelled. and aononing • dolorous expresxino of countenance.) He trial b. twist away, but I held lam tight and took him to tho stature. 1101n;Sioggesteil diet it might be possible to find the ow!rre , 4 the boodkerehiefe. _ . _ - • With this this view the magistrate remanded the primers. NARYLEFtONE SIIA'III2CU PIAUTAUTT TO A VfIYZ. itte. - l•m!hiem, • enrlybooking fellow, a labourer. was brou.ght before Mr. licnsfield, charged with • seat eavxgc end brutal outrage upon Catherine. his Info. whoee head was enveloped in a hoe• wrap. rer which wx..aturxteil with bloat deposed that between rod o'clock Ulu morning the pritroser rams to her lodg ing in Nightingale-street, Limon-grove. while abe was is bol. and gave her several severe blows on the face cad hap., in :oblation to which he seised bold of her head and &died it with all big force against the bed post. Mr. Manvfield —Has be ever ill-treated you before! Cnimplainast (trying)--ob, yea, sir. Only the day before I was ionfined. which was three weeks ego, he hest me shamefully. He elan used toe badly last Moodey, and as I eoueid,•ird that my life was 1• peril, 1 left him the next evening. Mr. Ilanatleld -nave you boos to any surgeon to have your wounds dreamed! THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 13, 1862. r.implaisaitt —Not yet, your worship. I have merely wrapped my bead round u well as I could, to stop the bleedieg.. The pnsceser, on being Naked what he bad to say ' replied— She has takes thiop away from my room while I have beim nut at work, sad bee goes away leaving me to look after a child a year earl • half old. Mr. Mansfield (to prisimer)—Your conduct Mu been of • most brutal descriptioe. You have assaulted this poor wo mai gaily a day before her confinement, which very re cently occurred, and this morning she it again cruelly attacked by 7ou. (The worthy magistrate aided indignantly) You miscreant, it is my duty to punish you severely, and you are therefore sentenced tohanl tabour in the House of Correction for six months it M bra Innis removed from the her he endeavoured to rush towards ha wife with the evident intention of striking her, but wee prevented by Misted, the gaoler, from effecting his object.) GREENWICH. IXTIAORDINART CHAIM Or IMMO A TILL. s.. Oeome Ashesore, a faabionablyelressed man, describing himself as a draper, out of employneset, was ebarged before Mr. Mande with stealiog a till containing 14e., at the house of Mr. Walters, of the Royal Standard, PeHan-road, Greenwich. From the evidence given it appeared that about four o'clock on the previous afterneee the prisoner entered the house, and having been 'erred with • glass of ale by the prosecutor, was left standing in front of the bar while he (prosecutor) went into a back yard. A few minutes after wards customer, sitting in the parlour, hearing the noise of • till and money falling, ma out, and saw the prisoner inside the bar, and found the till and money on the door lying at his feet. The prisoner immediately left the house, but was ■uheegaently traced by the prose cutor and another person to another public-house, about half.a.mile off, melon being told he was wanted he left that house and ran off. but being pursued and overtaken, he was given into custody. The prisoner, in his defence, denied the charge, and said that on the prosecutor leaving the bar be noticed the drawer of the till wee not closed, and he thought it very eel:lushes*. like. He then commenced walking backwards and forwards in front of the bar, when hearing the till and money fall, he looked into but did not enter the bar, upon which the person WOO out of the parlour. Thinking this perms would let the landlord know of the till having fallen oat he left the house. Mr. Maude inquired if the prisoner could produce anyone to speak to his character ! The prisoner replied that he had been the principal person employed for ten years io a London drapery establishment, but he had no one present. Mr. Maud e maid the cas e was one fora jury, and he should commit the prisoner for trial He would, however, accept bail, in two sureties of W. each, for his appearance at the sessions The primer said be bad no bail to offer, and the deposi tions were then takes, sad he was fully committed for trial at the nest Oldßailey sessions. SHARE rs D&YJ Two eOuxic The railway market tads) , is rather heavy, showing a reaction from yesterday's rise. In Great Western, Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, Eastern Counties, and Caledonian stocks, a decline varying from tto per cent. has taken place. Lon don and North Western stock is now quoted 944 to 95 ; Great Western, 73} to 74t ; Midland, 129 to t ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 108} to ; South Eastern, Kt to j ; Caledonian, 1114 to 112 ; and Eastern Counties, 684 to 1. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are dull, at 17-16 to 1 9-16 prem. Great Western of Canada, Bahia, and Great Luxembourg were in fair demand. ~~ .7 ica = id I !•1 In 4 34 - 01 ;4.A :: lona zdf 121 P=d 14 die zd id 101 11 Ed 101 le ivssr: ei031.& MIT • Doi .6 p.a., .1117744 1 D D:l l P a e r r a et ieb. . *"l Do. 6 per amt. Do. dpacceat.ln. Stook G llopeOp.a.DNO do. IMO Do. do UM Now Dransat.Gov.•p.a. N. 8. WalaeOv.6p. a Nib Do. 6 p. a,1871 to DM Do. 6 p. 0.,1888 Now Zealand 6 per east Nova Scotia 6 p. x,1876 Asat.Gov. p.c. Vie. Ov. 6p. Jan./tJali Do. do. 6p. a Anvil a O. :Lll 111111T1nit Willa - t itilaack)l IFr7ci.7kii;u" a' I i for d Dee. G. Con. (Whitt) Zest Masud (llkpy • • Zest Condon Past C are Brea & Vilt. Wong (faradic) Granabler & St.. Aubyti. Great Booth Tolyas G. wiz. Vat (isiston) Greaville Herod oFoot liinisten Downs lob , Seethe Iloilo Valley Mergaret (Way Leann). Ihryndy Iron Ore Noss& Downs SI N. . 111. 1""N asseeS (111°W) GIMOIn teeth Wheal Crotty Par Dona (St. Si= ) .. Providence (U. dot Use. 1/ImA:es. f. 101. 661 Isae IL UL r 14.4. UAL ,iool ACIO Is 01100 NI :: ~i :: relsMiTt. reer ) :.l L Cue Kres (Mow) . 11. W. Tropes§ (111886) I 'Tamar IliptLetalMa.C 1 MI :: i„ a.. 1. - 1.1 of TograuL) W. Wicks Wilk Mks Wl2. Bad:W nw pda • • Wt. Babse °do j o . Ed ( Wt Wh. Kitty pa. LANA) W. Aar/ Jump( entsea.) Tralamal qua w.l, a" La a T leallaillf BLUM. 6 1110 ' 6 . 03. °7 1 ?111 ASO SO ~000 S bOOS 1 ,(100 8 SQOM likulL A Tl%Loz..(u.) ~..... mi. 0.. JIM 001: 4 1P 6 Alowl Copula River Dun lioaWalp Ooppw DR Dal liwpailtod) fortune (140.) 46001 i,OOO 1,000 II .esAnglinaL ° (roL u i Kapandli (Um) UnFos. .6101 .. _ 6 ipoo l l ia lt ...... an it N. Blume. of w dyad%) PeatebaaditharLaaa Port Santa Barbara Gadd X Saotlt Ababa. (Liaa.) BLJob tla ( a dal Bar Um ; Balled Nagoya (1.1ra.1 MAO. -ff6fg' miT _ a 1071 i I ni SI it* 101 SC in zd _~ vl xd t MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'Ciocz. The funds to-day are steady, at yesterday's quota tions. Attention is still chiefly directotl to the English railway market, where the pro gress of the settlement has been attended with a relapse off to i t per cent. in several stocks. The prices of most other securities are well sup- ported. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentos opened at 69fr. 70c., being per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 931, f. and for money, and 93,i for the account. The present quotations are 93j to I for cash, and 9311 to f for tho 10th of April. The official business report is as follows :—Bare Stock, 236, 237, 236 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92i, ; New Three per Cents., 921, ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 761 ; India Stock, 222 ; ditto Five per Cent, stock, 10716 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100; ditto Bonds, 30s. to 28s. prem.; Five per Cent. " enfaoed " rupee paper, 1021 ; ditto Five sud-a-Half per Cent., 1071, 108 ; Exchequer Bills, June, 19s. to 229. prem. A fresh decline of per cent. has takes place in Turkish Bonds. The Loan of 1854 is now quoted 84k to f , and that of 1858, 6941 to 70, ez div. Mexican Bond. are steady. and Italian Five per Cents. heavy. Peruvian Bonds continue in demand, particularly the Uribarren. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 92i ; Chilian Four and-e-Half per Cents., 8041, f ; Dutch Two-and a-Half per Cents., 65 (exchange 129.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 1011; Italian Five per Cents., 662 (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 34, i; ditto for account, 341, ; Moorish Scrip, 5 prem. ; New Granada ex overdue Coupons and Hectares, SI& ; ditto Two per Cents., 252 ; Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 991., ex div. ; ditto Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 95, 96 ; ditto Three per Cents., 86 ; ditto for account, 851, 861; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 872 (exchange 45.) ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 185$, 46}; Russian Five per Cents., 982, ex div. ; ditto Three per Ceuta., 1859, 62 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 53 ; ditto Passive, 191 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 842, ; ditto, Six per Cents., 1858; 692, 70, 692 ex div. ; ditto for account, 702 ex dir. There was a fair demand for money yesterday at 22 to 21 per cent for good bills. The market generally does not appear to be too abundantly supplied. This may arise partly from the advance of the quarter, and the consequent accumulation of government money in the Bank. At the Bank of England, boil/ever ' the applications yesterday were on only a quiet scale. Tennessee Bonds, which some months back were at 39, were quoted yesterday . 54 to 55. Of all Ame rican securities, none have risen so much lately as the bonds of Tennessee and some of the other border States. The rise is based upon an expecta tion of the early reestablishment of the authority of the Federal government in those States. The influx of Australian gold to the Bank con tinues ; the amoant taken there yesterday was 112,001., making a total of 293,0001. since t he last return. A large sum remains to be sent in. A dividend court of proprietors of the Bank of England is called for the 20th inst. On the Bth April a general court will be held for the election of a governor and deputy-governor for the year ensuing, and on the following day for the election of 24directors. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was steadier. The sales comprised 7,000 bales. The subjoined circular announces a meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Froom, Gregory, and Co., Russia merchants : 13, George-street, Mansion-home, London, March 12, 1862. Gentlemen,—We are instructed by the committee of creditors of this estate to request the favour of your atten dance at a meeting of the creditors, to be held at the Guildhall Coffee-house, King-street, Cheapaida, on Tuesday neat, the 18th inst., at 2 o'clock precisely, when a state ment of aflame and report, together with prepared of the firm for settlement, will be submitted.--'We are, kc., COOP= BROTHS= and Co. Stock being scarce for the settlement, the rates generally quoted yesterday morning for carrying over transactions in English railway stocks to the new account were as follows : London and North Western 1 to yet cent. " c o a t i n gs stock Lancashire and Yorkshire Midland Great Western -16 to g per cent. " uonti nuation." South Eastern ties. Caledonian 34 to 5-16 ter oast. "can. In the afternoon a "I)&4*ln:elation" was given for the loan of Lancashire and Yorkshire stook. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 4,1631. A call of N. is to be paid on the shares in the Universal _Private Telegraph Company by the 21st inst. The Indian Tramway Company have given notice that no applications will be received after next Wednesday, the 19th inst., as nearly all the shares appropriated to this country have been already subscribed, and that those reserved for India will be sent out by the mail of the 20th. We are informed that the City Assurance Com pany is making satisfactory progress. Although only two months have elapsed since it commenced business, life policies have already been issued yielding an income of upwards of 1,0001. per annum. Agencies have been established in all parts of the country, and we are assured that the strictest economy is exercised iu the management. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shams, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : lasuranoe.—Alliance Manus, 57 ; Atlas, 12; Commercial Union, 3 ; Eagle, 7‘ ; Globe, SS ; Law 41 • Mercantile Fir ; Ocean Maria*, r 4 k Thames Fire,ad 'Mersey Ki rin*. q. ex div. ; Curve:aid Manse, IN, 1. N, UN. Goa Light and Coke.—City at London, A, 28 ; ditto B, 71. N; Crystal Palace DiArict, 13N, 141; European ; Imperial, 62 ; ditto NewLoudon, Surrey Consumers, , 151.1 ; Wes tminster Chartered, New, 3 eki• Loclot.—East and West India, 126, 6. Waterworts.—Berlin, 5.1, ex div. ; Chelsea, 23; Batt London, 126. CanaL —Regent's (or London), 25. With reference to the market for American securities Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : During the put week a very large business in A,norieaa 110CillItied has been trausseted iu London, at steadily at unclog quotation.; the burins has been chiefly for horn. account, and of a more general and diversified character than we have ever before noticed, embracing almost every description of btatea and railway stocks and toads dealt :n here. The Anglo Saxon has arrived from China with 822,4001 be. of tea and 632 hales of silk. WEDIFIADAT Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 934 to ft foe the 10th of April, opened this morning at 934 to f, and closed at 94, buyers." For money the last price was 93f to g. The official business report is , as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93g, I ; ditto for account (April 10), 03f, ; Bank Stock, 238, 234; Three per Cents. Iteducvd, 921, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 92, I, oo t, India Five per Cent. Stock, 107 f, g, ; i ditto Four per Cent. Debentu 1863, 1 ; ditto 1864 or 186 8 , 100 ; Five per Cant. " en faced " rupee paper, 104, 4, I. The I t Five per Cent. btock rose I per cent., closing at 1071 to f. The rupee paper continues firm. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 19s. to 22.. prim. Bank of England stook has again fallen, being last sold to-day at 234. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY lIIICYRIO 1111101,11.1.) DONCASTER MEETING.(THIS DAY.) STAKES. .Y. Weatherdari, Dusk, TRIAL Arcadia, Banja T miti,Quee n of Tramps, Will Watch, sad Brahmin are hero. HOPEFUL STAMM. About five furlongs. Avenger, Vishnu, Dirt Cheap ? Sis to the Golden Pippin, f by The Fallow Buck, Alice, Swift, and Bohemia are here. DONCASTER HANDICAP. One mile six furlongs 132 yards. Upperhand, f by Voßigour, Ooctindrum, Benjamin, To lurou, Dusk, Ruby, Mayflower, Arcadia, Watchare, Ban nerdale, and Little are hers. LONDESBORO' PLATE. Five furlongs 152 yards. Garrison Beauty, Brahmin, Whitewall, Hailstorm, Charles Fox, Bernice , Duane Canna, Lord Chance ll or, and Simon the Collator arc hare. VAN Dizmairs LAND AGRICULTURAL COMPANY.-(THIS DAY.) The annual meeting of the shareholders was held at the company's offices, e,, Great Winchester-street ; Mr. J. Curette in the chair. The report, which bad been previously published, having been taken as read, gh The CHAIRMAN then said that some time ago a special .s general meeting authorised the reduction of the nominal sa. amount of the shares from 100/. to 301., 281. 10s. k having been paid up ; the object of seeking U the alteration being to remove apprehensions with N. respect to call., when, in fact, there was no probability that any would be nade. They were too late to comply with g k the standing orders, end consequently the bill mat he poet. ye pmed till next year. Having obtained the consent of the Colonial Secretary the bard did not anticipate any diffi- M culty in getting tee hill pared. He was sorry to say that U. the remittances from Australia now came in very at. slowly, the rents not having been paid as well se weld L . l ` be desired. However, the agent, Mr. Nicholls, excrement N, a hope that with a better season the rents would he ft, better collected. Mr. Nicholls thought it anadvisable to press for immediate payment in such deceased 0t... timea. One of the best please of laud, coexisting ra of 1,242 acres, let at 7s. per acre, would fall in during the gh present mouth. The board hoped to get 1/. an acre for it, if and Mr. Nicholls was instructed not to let it under its fair value in ordinary times. The present rental was about ik 3,0001. a year. The arrears amounted to 1,0301. • 2,0001. more would be due in June and Jul), and if ti /8 then were in lik„.a_ no extraordinary expenses there would , the directors hoped, ir he a small dividend the course of the present year. Though the prospects of the company were not Wheat, te they were, he believed, as good as they had been for many ide years. In reply to • question, the CaArauss stated that power was taken in the bill to which he had referred to reduce it the number of directors. A SHARZHOLDER complained of there being no improve. It, meat in the position of the company, and advocated a U change in the direction as the only means of amelioration. The CHAIRMAN, in reply, dwelt on the di ff erence between I re . Van Diemen's Land and more thriving colonies, the dial- is culty of obtaining rents, and other causes of depression over is which the board had no control. A SHAREHOLDER thought that if there was not a reason- a. able prospect of success, the concern should be wound up. le (Hear, bear.) He also expressed a wish for the appointment 1 4 of a committee to confer with the directors. as. The CHAIRMAN, adverting to the latter point, said that k for years the board bad themselves been introducing among It, them gentlemen of colonial experience, in the hope of benefit N to the company , . le After some discussion, the meeting was adjourned till N Thursday, the 19th of June, to enable the board to present bM the sccounte up to the end of 1881. It. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciocc. The mining market to-day is active. A con siderable amount of business has been done. East at. Caradon 'sharee are flat, at 321 to f It Marko Valley are quoted 10 to I ' • South Cara dou, 320 to 330 ; Tincroft, 101 to t ; But Cara it. Brea, 12f to f • Wheal Basset, 99 to 101 ; and ok Great Fortune , to 17. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no alteration of importance. Several transactions will be found reported in the Stock Exchange list. is Creditors of the Geraldine Mining Company of Western Australia (Limited) are required to prove s their claims iu the Bankruptcy Court on the 10th I* ApriL COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. Ireo IMPERIAL AVERAGES. Wheat. barley. Oats. ttys. . beam I Yea. F Feb. I 2 l5 22 Itarela I a sa'sia a, id au Id* Niles fid 10 sax weeks' kips- ---'-- -- -- —.— II rata Awe lld 264 2. 14 37. ad Oa 104 IF 104 a D012.—Wf5a6 61 .r.,, ..... Qv, adedl4l. sad row, 14. la LOOMS CHUM Lan Wm.—Wheat, 74.7011; barter. 10 66.127; oak 21,711: rya. SS. bases, 0.1 16 ; pm, 1.106 quarters. INI IMAM= 00110111 11l FIACIVATIOSS 114 TIM 111/11U6111 PllOll 111 Of Wain 0011010 THS SIX %XXXI 11•311 b. IO Maas. Feb. i. rob. v. . Yob. 16. Feb. U. Mar. 1. liar. & IS -- - - - i .. -- 1. ! io 69 11 .. • • 10 SO 611 2 .. • • .. - '' _ ! MINCING LAIR-(THIS DAY.) SUGAB.-There is more dispodtioo to purchase at full ;I prices. Mauritius sold, brown, 31a. to 34• 6,L ; grainy, go 425. 9d. ,• crystallised, 445. 6d. to 41s. 9d.; Bengal, common brown. 27• 6d. to 295. 6d. ; Penang, brown and low yellow, 345. 6d. to 375. 6,1. ; good yellow, 40a. 6.1. to 41s. ; Manilla, cloyed, 355. ; Jove, ordinary to good ordinary gray, 32a. to 36i. Refined is quiet at unaltered prices. lee Coma.-The market is firm, but in the absence of sup. plias the transactions on the spot are limited. Two floating sk4 of St. Domingo sold at 695. and 711. 10 c. K-The public sales are progressing quietly at about IN previous prices. Rum cootinum quiet. RILL--The demand is dull for all qualities, except fine 1, 1 1 white Bengal, for which there is some demand. TAPIOCA has sold at full prices. Rio middling to fair, OD sd. to sid. Bricsa.-Pepper : Penang sold on outer terms ; gray and St dusty, 30. to 3i,d. Pimento sold at steady prices, 3ld. 114 , to *l. Nutmegs sold without spirit ; ordinary to end- IN dling. Is. 13. to ls. 11d. Mace sold at firm prices ; low upo middling, ls. 2d. to is. 3d. too Fault.-The limited business transacted maintains pre- 100 rims prism it. Satswzres.-The market is firm but less active ; refram tioo 41, sold at . 3ti• 6,1, and 25 tons for arrival at the same to p price. 100 Jun bee sold at a decline of 10e. per ton ; low to fine, 100 121. 15e. to 21/. at. it. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) ii• so. The market IA steady to-day at the annexed rates : Town tallow, 465., net cash ; Petersburg P.C.. on the spot, lei 465. ; all the month, 4.1 e. Gd.; April to Sues, tre. Ad. to IX; 46.. ; July to September, 465. 6d. ; October to December ' IN 47s fid to 4 8s. lee M METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. a. a. (THIS DAY.) IL The number of beasts is about the suns uon Thursday is last. Trade is vary dulL On the average prices are 01 .1 rather lower , and a clearance cannot be e ff ected. The .. supply of sheop is by no mans large: yet it exceeds is the dentinal. Choicest de miptaw are making about the is same as on Monday. Call htads is very slow. Our foreign In supply consists of 106 beasts, 540 sheep, and 120 calves. N. Mulch cows, J 5. 111 Per atone of sibs. a4.a d. Par done of BThs. a. Q. L 4. Bast Scots, Heretds. 4 Dad Dos& lif-hds lih 0 0 0 0 ...„ 14 Bast Short.l.nrus 4 lad Long w 0015.... 5 0 5 2 .., Second gaol. beasts t De. do. Shorn —.OOOO Calves Pigs Best Dnsk Itlf-brads 5 lambs beasts at market, 575; Obeid sad lambs. 5,700: Oshrsa 170 Tip, 124. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Musts. Harvey and Euton report tide very slow et last day's prices :—Prime meadow bay, 70a. to 80s. ; supe rior ditto, 84e. to Ma ; inferior ditto, 40s. to 50a. ; rowan. 50s. to 70a. ; clover, del, 80a. to M. ; ditto, new, second out, 80a. to 100 s. ; otasw, 30s. to Mo. ORIGIN OF "THE DEVIL'S Oww."—The King ..., was Ia high health sod steeliest spirits. When the 140 "Temple Companies" had defiled before him, his Majesty 1t . 4 4 inquired of Erskine. who commanded them as lieutenant- 16.4 SOloael, what was the composition of that Corp.. "They am are all lawyers. sir," said Erskine. " What, what'" ex- eV claimed the Kiog, "all lawyers! all lawyers! Call them %I the Devil's Own--call them the Devil's Own." And Kt the Devil's Own they were called accordiagly. Even at 51 the present day this appellation has not wholly died away. R I Yet notwithstanding the royal parentage of this pleasantry, ht I must own that I greatly prefer to it another which MU 20,1 devised in 1860. It was then in contemplation to inscribe *t upon the banner of one of the kW companies, "Retained Y 6 •4 for the Detente."—Staniupe'a Life of Pitt, vol. 4. 10.1 10,1 CRYSTAL PALACE. ONII SHILLING DAY. 44 . 4 WSDNENDAY, MARCH 12—Admissions on payment, 638; ditto by season tickets, 598—total. 1,216. THE CRAMS OP MANSLAUGHTER AGAINST A ZUJ9EON. INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) This morning at ten o'clock Mr. John Hum phreys resumed the inquiry at the Salisbury Arms, East. fieldatreet, Limehouss, touching the death of Mrs. Eliza beth Cross, aged 33, which took place on the 6th instant, under Cut-M[IIOIOCM which have given rise to • charge of manslaughter against Mr. Robinson, of 14, Wilson-street, Litochouse, the medical officer of the Stepney Gahm. The are created extrisonlmary excitement in the neighbourhood, the thoroughfare in which the Salisbury Arms is situated being blocked up by • large mob, composed of persons of lath sexes. The court was crowded by medical men, and others, anxious to witness the result a the investigation. Inspector Griffin attended to watch the case on behalf of the Commissioners of Police. Mr. Robinson was not legally represented. From the evidence adduced on the previous occasion, it appeared that the deceased having been delivered of • child by a certificated midwife, no doctor being prenot, Mr. Robinson was called iu on account of • danger which sub sequently arose ; but that, instead of obviating It, be with great cruelty and force," as the Tritium expand it, made a large rent, through which he removed • coed derable portion of the intestines, which he afterwards onlered to be buried. The unfortunate woman sufteresi fright. ful agony, saddled In .16 hours, when the police were comma. skated with, and Mr. Robinson wee taken into custody. Dr. Gray, senior wpm to the Great Northern Hospital, matted by Mr. Orfila. made • poet mortem examination of the boly, and they both attributed death solely to the m oment of the iatestines, end described the jejune* inflicted oo the deceased as beige( • moat extraordioary and earls. celeeted chasseter, aad such as could only have been Gamed by great violeole. 1. , poi the comer taking his seat, he said that the cam Dad thus far assumed a very senous character, and he was now willing to afford Mr. Robinson an opportunity d dueler any explanatory evidence he might wish to ell& He (the carcase) would, however, drat heir Dr. BMW, whom he bad invited to give the court the benefited hfe ..pinion opal the ease. Dr. Barnes, M.D., physician amoneheur to the Loyd°. Hiriiital. and member of the College of Physiciaos, thee gave his evidence at great length ; but it war of such es et elusively professional nature as to be totally unfit for pub& cation. He said that he had never known an Matthaei ell the intestines being removed by misadventure. In mow to the jury, he said that the ergot of rye given to the de ceased by IMrs. Nicholls might have proltsposed to rap ture. It was it very dangerous drug ; but the rupture alone would net produce death. The, Coroner--Could the intestines have been removed if due skill mid care had been used? Witness—l led it very difficult to believe that due can and skill cold leave been used in such a case. do further evidence being forthcoming, The Coroner summed up with great care, reading the depositions taken last Monde) , at length. He said the question the jury had to decide was simply whether anyone was responsible for the death of the deceased. if in their opinion the injuries indicted on the deceased were simply the result of an error of judgment, their ver dict should be one of accidental death. If they, however. considered that ordinary can and skill had not beeli need it would be a came of manslaughter. There was one air ' madames which might bring the matter within the cats gory.( wilful murder. It was, if the intestines were know ugly rumond, either keen reckleseness or ',Widow. Of that, however, there did not appear to be any reliable evi dence. He e;presesd a hope that the jury would not allow themselves to be in any way influenced by the sensation which the case seemed to have made in the district, but would he guided solely by the evidence. The jury then retired to oonsider their verdict, and after RA absent, of three quarters of an hour they returned with the following :--" That death was caused by the removal of the intestines ; that proper caution had not been used ; that 1 there wee culpable neglect, and that the jury have agreed unanimously to a verdict of manslaughter a t punat Fres. l:obineen." .. The Comer forthwith mule out hie warrant for th. I ormittal of Mr. itoLsosou to Newpto. THE AMERICAN WAR AND VIZ SUPELV or Corona.—Years. Neill Brother', of Manchester, have just , issued • circular, in which it is mid:—" We mu disown Do hope of peace till one side or the other is utterly prostrated, , and tesecomplish this result will he a work of time. Mean time, it is apparent that natioual enthusiasm will now fur nish money more resilil, to the Northern gOVetarrient • and , that the recent events will thus have a tendency to pro tract the war. It is thus evidently futile to look for any early reopening of the Southern ports; and even were it otherwise , very little cotton could be brought ' down before the summer fall of the rivers. Prior to this date Islet year upwards of 3,000,000 bales 46,1 reached the leaving only 650,000 to be subsequeutly received. is season we have not yet beard of any receipts, and the exports do not probably as yet exceed 5,000 bales. This, however, may be tre-misod by 20,000 or 30,00 during the remainder of the Benson, by vessels running the blockade. Till bat month the stole at Liverpool showed Do great falling off relatively to last year, but the discrepancy is now becoming great. 'the present and immediately prospective supply of American cotton, as compared with this time last year, is now as follows :-1862 : At Liverpool, 106,000 balm ; admit. nil. 15161: At Liverpool, 7104,000 hales ; afloat, ?.ifi,C3o balm; total, 1,013,000 bake—showing a decrease of A 30,000 bales, halides a probable reduc tion of 150,000 bales is the stocks in spinners' hands. This debeiesey is, however, in some degree mitigated by the supply from other quarters. viz. :—Surat (in Liverpool), 1e62. ' 202.000 Islas, 11101. 110,000 bales ; other some, 10e, 05,000 hales, 18ci1, 53.000 bales ; Surat afloat for Liverpool, leo2, 907,000 balm, 15101, 11111,000 bales • Surat shoat for London and the Continent , 152,15,000 b ales, 1861, 39,000 bales. Total, 1+462, 40,000 hides 11161, 3110,000 balm; showing an increase of 90,000 bales. It is gra tifying to he able to state that East !Dalian cotton is ;tally increasing in favour, sad many spinners are &heel's( • portiou of their machinery to suit it. The loss in weight is undoubtedly considerably greater than in American cotton, but not is proportion to the present difference in puce. Yet this difference in price will probably he nseintaieed, as American will shortly occupy the position of a fancy article; for which more than its relative value will be given for certain styles of goods for which other sorts of cotton will not suit' Tug Liviatroot. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND THE INDIAN IMPORT DUTIES.—A special rneetiug of the Ccxtoeil of the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce Ras held yesterday —Mr. It. A. Made presiding. The committee on Indian import duties reported that they hod resolved to recommend the council to memorialise the Secretary of State for India, calling attention to the impolicy of the present import ditties on yams and manufactured goods sent to India, asking fur a repeal of those duties. Copies of the memorial were ordered to be sent to Messrs. Ewalt, lbws fall, and Laird, M.P.s for Liverpool and Birkenhead. The special committee on patent laws recommended the council to petition the House of Commons in reference to the policy and operation of the patent laws. After considerable dis mission as to whether the petitions should be presented to the House of Commons alteroatelr by Mr. Honfall and ; Mr. Ewart, or, io particular cams, the presentation should be made tbmugh one of the borough members, it was re. o eolved that the petition should be torwerded to Mr. J. C. I Emil for presentation to the House of Commons. ORDINAILY MUM AND STOCKS. I'd) ZAZINATI4 _soorYall I fa...mOlOC di Illsikt7 ...... di Mild soil Trio lialid.daddi,47l4.o id IMAM NIA Sued - 1 iOafs sad &hafts... S 10aliesZal an ao. • J A no ellv.untll • Do. el p.o. pidel to B. MI Dublin and NUad TS% rN Ibul Duad.,terth. VDUs. !Oa Imistuttlithi_ i i -- - - -- 100' Eastern Dolma. Moot A LOS Do. Wok B INLA Suffolk Ithabarith sad ellP" 101 idlobrCiveth, Doodles AD Paoli sad 42740 Joao. 11/0 anew aS. 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MG Lim 01~ Tel. (1$ Loa am Onolbas Co. Madras Intim. I Oard .IN.Til.(llss.) Nal.!°• ll .- 1 "?! ebii:! NorbaddsOnlklres(l4 goitaidis& trt .... Do. Sp. a ., to. asltis. S. Brom &N. MO. IA R. RAC Medealadaa.. ifiso44 Or _ _ _ Do. Now Mane .. Oriso. In. Ma Peel Ilver Una 3as. Disde.laid Woo. Stamm Do. Now Lem • lad. Tel. 0.4 aktrassy Iwo Da Now itio &Jaw City 1=4.) sow WM &au &MU& ADA. loyeetaa. *nth MINIMUM ;and, 1 litilmodut Da do. /adWaal Do. do. Ca s& to lolls X ; T. Ad. ue AustiL.) r.l TrustaLo.oo.U.Cooado Us. Warp= Tol. Tao Utowdeo Lows. ~7ltnitL ANOTIIIR SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO A LADY FROM MAcHINIRY.—The Yorkshire welds are again the scene of a dreadful accident to a lady from machinery. This time the accident is near Acklam, only a few miles from the scene of the former one at Burythorps. As in the previous awe, a thrashing machine was at work, and Mire Charlotte Boultoo, the &Tighter of Mr. F. H. /34valton, of Acklam Lodge, the occupier cf the farm, was standing near looking at the {machine at work. It seems the wind carried her dress too near the tumbling shaft, which drew bee in and whirled her round end round repeatedly. Of COMM no assistance could be given her until the machine was stopped, when it was found that, in addition to other serious in juries, both the young lady's legs were broken. The case is a most dreadful one. and results—es was the cue at Burythorpe—from • neglect of covering the tumbling shaft, • precaution very essential, but rarely observed. Mims Bonitos is said to be in a very critical state. A RAILWAY TRAIN DIBTAINED FOR A KIBIL On Monday morning, as the train from Kidderminster at the Mateo station, at 8.58, a lady rose in one ost d f e rge earrisaes, as if desirous of getting out, but was unable to do so. Some difficulty was experienced by the officials in opening the door, and a delay of • minute or so was occasioned. When, however, the door had been opened, a young man, who had been all the while standing on the platform as if desirous of taking the seat that the lady seemed about to vacate, leaped into the compartment, gave the lady a hearty kiss, and then returned to the platform, whereupon the young lady resumed her seat, evidently quite delighted with the success of the rose to obtain this passing and affectionate salatation.—Bireling haw Post. lircArriouit Una nF PARROORIC.—An inquest was held • few days ago, at Staten, before B. L. Gross, Esq., coroner, on the body of • child two years old, named Henry Southgate. It appeared that the child ought cold during the proceeding week, and his mother gave him a teaspoonful of paregoric in cold water. The child slept for several hours after that, and was supposed to be still asleep, when hie mother found he was dead. Mr. Fleming, surgeon, said in his opinion death resulted from inflammation of the longs, probably accelerated by the use of the paregoric. A teaspoonful of paregoric would be an exceetive dose for • odd two as old under any circumstances, particularly in a case attended with in flammation of the lungs—four or five drops would be • sufficient doss. The jury returned a verdict in accordance with the evidence.— cry and Norwich Purr. Latteci-Catose RAILWAY.—A public meeting of the inhabitants of St. George's, Southwark, resident in the district of the Borough and Southwark -bridge roads and of parts adjacent, took place last evening at the Duke of York Tavern, Borough-road, Dr. Even Jones in the chair, for the purpose of repreaenting to the directors of the frost the i r Railway the great public convenience that would arise from their buying • station in the Southwark-bridge-road. There was a numerous attendance, and the advantages of each a station having been pointed out by several speakers, resolutions in accornance with the object of the meeting were unanimously adopted, and a committee appointed to confer with the authorities of the railway upon the subject. RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PARLlA MFNy.—Yesterday the bill of the Eastern Counties Railway Company, for their proposed new lines in Middlesex, was thrown out in Mr. Hamard's committee. It was opposed by the North Loudon Railway and other interests, and pro- Wto make new junction lines between Totteoliam, ooten, sod Hackney. The committee subsequently proceeded with the bill of the London, Tilbury, and South- , end Railway, by which it is intended to vest that under taking, at present vested in the Eostern Connties and Black. wall Railway Companies, under the proprietorship and ma nagement of the extension shareholelera, who, it is alleged, have now no voice io the management of the undertaking ; and to appoint a hoard of ten dire tors, to he nominated in equal numbers by the three interests. The bill of the London, Chatham. and Dover Railway, to connect the west. end section of their Metropolitan Extensions at Clapham with the Wept London at &Mame, and which is by the South Eastern, the Dover Harbour Board s an ge l Darnley, was opened in Mr. Echolefleld's committee ; and continuous evidence on the Andover and Great Western group of lines occupied all the sitting. 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