The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-05 00:00:00

same to hiss and seed for sesielense, stating that she was I s the greatest distress, that her husband wes in the hoe lying there in a dangerous stabs, and that one et her &Wren wee dead. Be asked bar her name, and she maid, Oen Thomas, red pee her address, 5. Lade Ormond aadding that it was in his perish. Having before been e d by her, he told her that be did not know that s ad put as his hat sad said that he would go with hi ,. prisoner !hiding he was determined to go with her, s aid that she did not want him to go with her, as she was to the register's to get • eertiseate. She eadeavoured iS is away, but be called a mutable and pee her Into onstudl. gr. Barker asked the complidnaat if he knew anything al all about the prisoner The oomplainant steed that when the prisoner found that be was determined to go with her she told him that she resided in Chareh.threst, St. Giles, sad g l ei she bad six children there with • sick hus band. She also said one of her children wee blind. Be bad been to Ohureb4trest, and found that the neiecutet bed a husband there, sod three children, neither of them were blind. On Saturday the prisoner hod gone to the le ssor, and had kW to get moosy. tint fated. She had a ye gone to the other =rata, and had there represented that she bad six children. It woe in consequence of his yob( been frequently annoyed_ by ming arid raking false rtatements that he had IrteriTin e ei to give ell importers into the custody of the polio,. The prisoner said she had never been to the complain ants before as she had only been in town since Tuesday last. Mr. Barker should think from her manner that the pri. Doper was an old offender. Turner, the mendieity officer, said the prisoner was not at present 'mown to him bat if • remand was vented he wenid make inquiries about her. Mr. Barker remanded the pri•oasr to the House of De tention for • week and refused to take hail. MARYLEBONL THE MUM MID THE OLIMAIAL John Sherrington, aged 39, of she address of 26, Great St. Anne-street, Westminster, a blind roam was broaght up before Mr. Yardley by Inspector White, D division. charged with being drunk when applying for casual relief at Marylebons-lime station-Ims% he not being destitute at the time. Inspector White said—About 3 on Sunday morning the prisoner came to the station-house aoeompauNd by a little girl, his daughter. Be demanded a ticket for admission to the casual ward, bat sa he was drunk this was refund. A amiable, however was sent with the child to the workhouse to see that it was admitted and properly seen to. Prisoner was finite incapable of taking oars of kilned► sad it being very cold night he was charged as stated. in his pomemion was found 2s. 41d. Prisoner now said be was sorry. Mr. Yedley observed that the prisoner was a blind man, and he thought be knew him as a street singer. There could be no possible doubt that be was a begpr. He would discharge him now, but if he was brought here spin he would be punished. GREEN WIOR. 'ILPOCCIET IN • 0111711CII. A young man Darned iljr;l7.4;iii,;;Tisiog his address, was charged with attempting to pa the pocket of Mrs. Surma Lovas*, • lady residing at 10, Burnt Ash-lees, Lee. at Holy Trinity Church, Lee, on Sunday (yesterday) Morniog. It appeared that yesterday moiling as the eomplaiaaat was entering the church she felt a hand drawn from her pocket, and on looking round saw the prisonerthanding close to her. Elbe waited until her husband time up, sad communicated to him what had taken Ain. Mr. Lovap then watched the primes's movements, and saw him at another door go up to two peewee, carrying a list on his arm, and stand by their side. Finding he was being watched, the prisoner enitered the church followed by Mr. Levees, of whom the prisoner ioquiredif the church was always as full as it then wee, and on beiogiuiswered in the affirmative, he replied that be ahotild go to Blackheath Church. Mr. Lova p said he would go to Blackheath Church also, and he and the prisoner left the church for that purpose. After proceeding • abort die twee the prisoner objected to the company of Mr. Lovage, and said he thought he would not go to church at all, but take • long walk, aa he felt very unwe ll . Mr. Longs changed Ms mind also, and said he would take a walk with the prisoner, proposing a road that would take them past the polies-station. The prisoner, however, took soother road, finding which Mr. Lome threat him against a wall by means Of hi um brella, aid afterwards secured him and took him to the polio-elation. On being searched two gold watch keys, a memorandum book, 4e. is money, and • psir of gloves were found in hie possession. The prisoner ercescismined the witnesses with much assurance, and, In answer to the magistrate, impudently said his address would be known after he had common sated with hi friends. . . . laspeebrHest said there bed been several robberies at ehnrchw in the ne , ghbourhood of Blackheath men*, and Mr. Train remaaded the prisoner tore week. SIR ROBERT PILEL.M.P., AT TAMWORTM. Sir Robert Peel presided at an annual meeting, on Friday night, of the Feaeby Club, Reading Room, and Library, of which he is both the founder and the presi dent. He was accompanied by Lady Emily Peel, and Mr. John Peel, the other M.P. for Tamwortb, and his family, were also present. Later in the evening, Sir Robert gave an interesting address upon " Ocean Telegraphy, and a cruise on board the Great Neaten)." To illustrate the importance of the laying down of • tele graphic cable between England and the United States, Sir Robert referred to the preparations male for war with the American public by this country in November, 1861. when, he thanked God, Lord Palmerston was Prime Minister of En land. (Hear, hear.) All thole expensive preparations, and the anxiety with which the reply of the American government waa awaited during two months, might have been saved if such a communication had existed. He was sorry that pest endeavours to bring it about were Doi encouraging in • commercial sense. Electricians, how- ever, were still perfectly confident of ultimata success. The right boo, baronet thee sketched the construction of • submarine cable, and afterwards gave a brief but succinct history of ocean telegraphy up to the period of the " magoifiaeot eommereial speculation,' comprised in the purchase for something over 20,0001. of the Great Eastern, which in building had cost hundreds of thousands. Sir Robert described the laying of the shore sad of the cable. When this had been somessfully done, he went out in a steamer to bid his friends oat board the Great Easters a pleasant end a successful voyage. So great was the swell of the Atlantio that he got nearly drowned in getting to the monster ship ; and on leaving her, and when be was about to jump down some yards on to his steamer, he saw a great shark swimming around the ship in the clear blue water. If, therefore, he had missed his footing, his position would have been somewhat die agreeable, (Laughter.) Sir Hobert raid that when be stood o• the *oast at Valentia, end saw from three bold headlands the huge waves of the mighty Atlantic bating in to the inmost names of the rooks, it was impossible that be should not feel his mind lifted up in eoetemplation upon the sublime works of nature. As ha stood there his 'memory brought back the beautiful lines of Byron, stains 183 in the 4th canto of "Childs Harold's Pilgrimage." which he quoted. " Dree,d,fathomlessodoce,' "repeated Sir Robert, " why, there is no man with a breath of life in him who knows better than I do the meaning of that fathomless, aloes.' I have experienced in my own person the grandeur and the terror of • scene which no words of wise can express. In the midst of the heaving mean, at night, I have seen every one of my companions go to the bottom. For a time four of us only wen bat my three remaining companions died by my side.whilst I was waiting in momentary expectation of being called to my last amount." CHINA STEAMSHIP AND LABUAN COAL COMPANY (LIMITED).-(THIS DAY.) The annual meeting of the shareholders was held at 1 o'clock, et the London Triers ; Mr. JOHN Rims in the ehsir. The CHAIRMAN stated that it was proposed to adjourn the meeting until the 30th of April next, the sealants not being yet ready. It was now seoertained that the mines in Litman contained large quantities of good steam coal. The directors had received various opinions from the east in *entire:ratio* of this view, and the manager Mr. Price, who had just retuned, was also furnished with facts in 'import of it. The ooel was sully convertible into patent fuel, and it contained a large propor tion of petroleum oil, and it was the opinion of Mr. Campbell, an authority on the sub t, that in that point of view the company's property would prove extremely valu able. The dire c t we had been in negotiation with the govern ment for extended privilege*, and a new lease was in preparation which would give the company control of the timber. The great difficulty was the want of adequate labour, and to remedy this it wail necessary to provide suitable reeidenees for the coolies and their families. Under an agreement with the government, giving them several theme's& of sores of land, they would be enabled to do all that was requisite to that respect. Besides the coal there were petroleum springs, which would probably yield a good profit. Independently, however, of extra mama of pro fi t, the Labium coal alone would pro- bably yield a good dividend. There was, in feet, nothing but the difficuty with regard to labour to prevent them from making • large profit. They could ship coals in Labuan at 10a. per ton, while wale shipped from Eoglind were sold in the Chinese Bee* at 583. or 601. It was stated in the prospectus that the company would construct • railway to • point where owls could be shipped. That project bad been delayed until the board had obtained a report on the subject, and this had now been received from • competent pereos. Mr. Novell. That gentleman said that the survey was nearly completed, sad that the laud afforded great facilities for the works. The present steam Beet wee not well adapted for the trade, bat he believed that if three or four good steamers were ein tend, no other ectespany, however well subsidised it might , could compete with them. Mr. Sinclair, manager to Labeler Mr. Pries, the gearval manager. and other gentlemen, mid* eorrobeirat:re stet, rotate as the result of their own observation in Littman. 30thAtf Wr 4010 . dimwits the meeting was adjourned till the o April. m IMPRESS, MONDAY RIMMING, MARCH 6, 1866. MONEY lIAL AND MARIENTB. OOMM11110) 11 ARK -LAM —(T11/11 DAT.) Nett up, to-day, the arrivals of llaglish wheat, scabl wins and by had carriage, were on • moderate eras bat there was a decided improvemeat fa the coaditioa ef the samples. Although there was no activity in the for asy kind, the prices realised on Monday last ware faidy n ct:stiv of foreign wheat was by no means extends. ?fast, all descriptions were in fair request, at fall quote. thaw; Ilaltingbarley, the show of which was limited, &gaged heads freely at the late advance la prices. Grinding sad distilling sorts were tolerable firm in Val" Three was a steady sale foe malt, at fall onnenolea The sag:was tolerably good. chow of Eoglish, Irish, sad Scotch cabs was cooly moderate-of foreign tolerably exteasive. On the who* theca trade was steady, at late rates. Beans were in improved request at full quotations. 'The arrivals wen by no mean. automates. The sale for psae was quiet, at lasi week's quotations. Both English and foreign fl our moved oft slowly, se pre. vi rake. i St. The arrivals of floating cargoes of grain GE ocank hart N bees very moderate. Fine cargos of wheat awing to their scarcity have readily fouled Wyse., at fnll7 late rates. IN. Inferior produes, however, has been with &Sanity dir posed of sad previous quotatioss have hese barely I supported. Murk', arrived, 41a. 3d. • Berdianskl. 43.. to gr. 45e. ; New Banat, 42.. par 492 ; Siadmairea, 4 4 5. per eR 480th. shirk; to be shipped in April or May, 42.. 6d. per 4921 be. As regards fine cargoes, the trade N. for maize must be considered firm, at very full if. 0...• but foe ssooadary sad inferior qualities the sa, demand hos ruled heavy. Oasts, arrived. 295. 9d. ; Mena, 30a, per 49211 n. ; Thrall. 26.. 6d. to 28s. 6d. ; Bul prim, 265. per 48011 n. There Wag no arrived cargoes of N. barley au sale, some tronsections have been entered into foe forward shipment, at as advisee of from es. 6d. to le. per qr. Huateadie, on pares" 25e. 94.; Crouse, g< 26a. 6d. ; March of April shipment, 24a. 44.; Meek N. See, to be shipped; by end of April, 24e. 6d. per 400 Th.. M. Ira rye nothing of interest has labia plans. Muskies or N. Enos is worth about 295. to 301. per 480165. No business M . has been reported ia beans; Barbary are nominally wrath 40s. to 41s. per 480 lbs. liiilletieed has beim is improved nest, N. at 61. per qr. more money. Odium, to las shipped ia Mirth !t. or April. 21a. 6d. ,per 48011 n. Very little homed is on Bs. offer. Importers, In consequence, have been very firm in 816 their demand., and, compared with the tprevious week, the It priors realised show an improvement of la. per qr. is Calcutta, arrived, fids. to Ma. • on pimp, 68e. 6d. to us 70.. per 410Th.. Bombay, in w arehouse, 72e. • Calcutta, too 70e. to 71s. ; Black Sea sod Arca, 68s. to 695. t Baptism, N. 63e. to 645. ; fine St. Petersburg, 655. par qr. The following 9 are the quantities of Zest Indian linseed estimated egos% for this country 1866. 1865. M. Qrs. CP% 5,046 .. 142,441 011 3.855 .. 10,614 t i t - 36,161 sL 8,857 .. 6,16 u 1,557 .. 5,6 96 s - - 84. Total 35,315 201,073 10 In linseed cakes sales have progressed steadily, at quite t i t previous currencies. Loados made, to Ilk be., New York, in barrels, 101. 15a. to 111; ditto In bum N. IW. 10s. ; Western, 104. ; sod Mar s eilles, 91. per toe. it. Foe eottoaseed oaks., there has been a limited inquiry at from St. 41. 15e. to 51. per ton for British made. In rapeseed rather more business hes beta transacted at late rates. Calcutta, February mad March shipment, 61s. per 416 Th.. Annexed an the quantities of rapeseed estimated afloat from the 14., Feat Indies for this country : 1866. a- Qvssß -1,549 MinttstoLsodom OilauttatoUvorpc4 WouttaWßali BoulbaytoLoadm BambaytoLimmod Qr.. Calcutta to Locate 49,547 .. Calcutta to Liverpool .... Bomber to Lambe 10,932 .. Bombay to Liverpool - 4432 " Total Cottonseed has commanded rather more stteatioe, sod 94 the value of Dew seed bee advanced 2s. 6d. per too. Epp- 10 tiaa, on miasma, 84 to 8/. Sla, 6d. per ton. 1411 The deemed foe sgrioultarelesede we. heavy, &Cate Mee. AIIITAI. Of SzaDo.—Haelieh : Linsoaa, 05 ; rapeseed, s t 80 ; name, 36 ; sad sundry, 174 qrs. Scotch : lama, 103 ig . qrs. Forams : tares, 507 ; linseed, 1,734 ; rapeseed, 2,393 ; I% and maim, 630 gm. nh Eiroars.—Whitt, 477; oats, 280; tares, 10; liaised, St 219; chased, 12,639 cps. UO 419114115 T MOIL 100 IN MOW& TM Zee W. Tar Qt. toe mew. a. s. m a. a 1104•41Coni. rod, old 44 to 63 Scotch potato sg. 26 to 30 I° new 116 to 46 Irian. whits . So. whets, old es to to . ow* WO Dow IMAM Nada& aid Lasoln 41 to 61 Manua (1866) 32 to 36 alO rad, old —So flak IMAM Sorro os w ealo .3 Malting 04.4119.( GriDding DI to le o.er to 4s MAUL 11apie ad Amex, Iforioll4. and 96 Wtoto 3B Os 211 &aloft to 66 Boners Unoston and Wan 68 to 67 71074 IN Blows 11X2. Om 4 Iloosettokt 27 to 19 Ootuitry 4 10 37 N. St. Norfolk and Sanolk, az ship SI to 34 20 St. xw ... 111 So 18 Rapti* food - ri to to . potato l5 to 110 Ilaotak fool l'ertiii.l WIIIWIL B. B. Dudek and Kosisi bus 47 lo 80 IL"lock et 1144klan• .. __ .. -- DMI 64 So 16 44 121 46 tualan. hard soft IMAM. red .. .4 WM_ .24 RAMEY _. .. MIL AS& tai Per pr. too ift. Duda' sad Bab li is le si i . Sudo& 2l Io IT es, w Dastab MANI& .. 16 le ID ft 1111170 1111 sllll to he ft, PLS. __ toil 56 DoILnU 16 61 Gotsang —. SA tote Ilksullaug Montag OAS. _ . . . . INDLIII OSSA. Data browing — .... ntossl , feeding .... St to It A.II . .ILIVALII Or OWN, to., I. WATER. OAIIIAOI. NMI 81 VI. ss se Yellow 12.006 Ihosols, pot soak .... SS to SissaSsh„, .... SS to DS Arnorioao, per bd... 26 to SI Caolotbr. it 4 So 3 NTO UJNDON, BY LAND AND FIB. $4 TO MARCH S, MOLD- Inn& ... WTI : illia s , ao ". I llet liait t thil t a n gr al7l s.." lo6 r 6711 1444 : 76". trial ... . li 6886 ....• • •• •• - 00rairi .. 8086 i4ai .... um ii 47$ leis iiss 1 —_,_ Thiel— 14747 06 1 80508, 861 610, 1686,11766 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BY ILICMIIO AND lIITIRNLTIONLL TZLIOILILIRL) (110111 oils owl coazumroxtuntr.) The market opus with good demand, at hat Sato/. day. poops. Selo about 10,000 Was. MINCING-LANC.—(THIS DAY.) SOGAIL —The market is firm, but quiet. 6,000 bags of Manilla sold ; clayed at 31s. 3d. Refined, a fair business is doing, at full prices. COPTIL qualities of East India are in good request, at firm prime. Pale sorts are quiet, without asap in prior. Taa.—The trade sr* oorcipied with the samples of the parcels to be offered in public sale to-morrow. About 11,000 packages will be offered, of which about 7,000 pack ages are to be sold without reserve. Rica-5,000 bogs bare been sold. Old Neoranzie, 10s. dd., and Bassein, at lls. 3d. SALTPICISIL —No *riles reported. Clorrox.—Abort 1,000 bales bare been sold at firm prioes ; good fair Tinaevelly, at 15d. ; fair Western, 140. ; Salem, 140. TALL(SW MARKET.--(THIS DAY) The Market is steady. Petersburg Y. 0.. on the spot, is quoted 49.. ; March, 495., buyers April to Juno, 49a. 6d., buyers ; October to December, M s. 6d. PANTICOLLIS OP TALLOW. Stock on hand this da..enekl 49. 779 Delivery last week ..... 911 Ditto from Ist JIM 66.641 Arrival tart week 1.13t Ditto tram lit June 13,462 Ditto Town last Friday. '46 196 L 36466. - - 46,438 $7,146 1,4119 1,646 76,3111 88,488 1,061 734 74,763 98,916 a 4. 4. add. 40 6 49 0 449 600 Arrival for the week andlaig lith )(area last , eit caste : and delivery, 4,033 casks. The arrival last week aocaprised 7114 auks Australia. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of besets is about the same as on Monday last. The derailed for ben qualities is much larger than can be met in the abaeneeof usualconaignmeate from ourown grown; districts, sad, consequently, the few oe offer realise high prima. There ere a few more sheep, and trade for them is slow, but late prima are well maintained. Trade is dull for calves, at Thursdas quotetions. From G ermany and Holland there are 1,9 00 beasts, 6,080 sheep, 120 calves. sea 100 pigs. France, 120 beast' ; 150 beams from Scot land, and 38 from Ire/and. ter stem et Yha. ad.a d. Ter dam et Its. ad. a. best Berstan 65 10 Besaireetif4dells 000 41 Bog 5 2 f 6 NA LmaireMs.... 5 10 6 4 Nosed qua. boa* 8 4 4 6 De. do. Moen .... o • 0 0 051 vie Pio IlselDese Hlf-breas• 68 8 tomb* Mega as mart* 2,210; sheep and lambs, 20,600; salvo, BS. ; 1141 P. SIM 64. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Rallied's and Smith report there is a ore timed steady demand for immediate consumptioo, at last week's prices. The Moak of good hops now on hand is my 19. Salted, and commends in all kataams firm rater. 00im.11p.U2 psi ll attbAsAup. 1 DO.ll pant. DO.ll • et. e r e Do. is. Do. de. 1100111 D0.69.04p. • 100 Ordooo.looo. p.cd. 1 UR 40.. 1 Maartatas pie ok. 100 De. 103 De. 100 Do. 100 Nail Gov.' pot Nat... 1 ow Baal. akry. swd 100 Mow look Wan Goy.. Ip. aaaß. ign D 0.6 p. UM le 1 • Nov Isalardll per Mi. 100 Do. 6 per Mat 100 Isms 00311•11 p. 0..1t16 111 1• p.Ol. 11 rrer alli t T. 43• II ph &AIMS 100 Vle.lov.op.s..Taaelalp 100 Do. do. 110.0.•0011•00. 100 sad • Dad West tail. : 11 GoLseallß La. Lamas&Wl 400 Deb. p. IL et. loa Ciaareardid aaelsalaciono .. AlLudic Td. gua.al4.4 Amelnairt Am6ishl Oc rirSir Tllo4ti ay Oss (ylalea7A no: bra Weis Da Haw /Ma AJZOliCap Upid (L.J.. 1 , 3 . alm Te 0.). 1==,(1.) admSt~L.O•6ll. L Co of ,52,.Pr0.0 CIV al Mika traerL(l. of Mammy GM L)C ay li t t 011 Dos Poi) •• • • Oosaisoroial6folos(lB6, Ms. of Ltrtooatifot.(l.l CoasolLiatott ft.. • ( 1 .) L ri Cosiloonlol Uo.GaB ( L.) LI. Oop. C*Dt a r ra t. , a. C. lkon.tmob. of sag. Do. of Maorldoo CL) errPasco Preforms°, Do. 6 p. et. Porp.D6D I oolioji (Luallod) ,; IL India Inig. s Mama ilia ralsgrspis .... I sad. Ar o 441 E ti . madd~ooltlah It (L I bairn Inslamtas. Dlmeaaall (L.) orwmt. Wsrmaosa• (L. livers (Matted). .01.d118 Mad Lam:ii lama Navleallar ouzo& 3aketal ALM.) asstaast*Clama adman's amiss? Iron IV ) Ninth( (1 0 1 starsuillomal cos bisrmallissar ea tti latirost.Lmpd Italia Ldp. Maa. Char. Do. a P.O. Ws. r. 11170 1 JaIaPOIoekDIWPTAM-)1 4 - T 1 is Lend. itrimui Tea IdatendWidioa. 113" Wei t tit i .. Wed. ftnaa. ism Oundtiss C. L WskaLkOlasg.sag.co(L Wad., ISO" iv Lord. Nor. (*moot nt(L) Lasd.Prodnetallbrial Mans Ltd SIL Owl Do. Mimics* lanstanata I LikadAng 1 *Mtlhlw T•L Plerchent thlppigt I t y Ld.oDeekt It a u s zaa= c rt simicsa3 Dia Co. E Eidowirrov. • Wawa llhii Niv. Isniseidathial I I. Do. Now .7.4slaad LAII.Ag. E :4 .Zaaisad T aLusuil Nortbenuumgess(l 1 11 DO Oidt 11 2Ma If 66 lie 1.616 I Imp, 10 6 11. 0 14 m Al it= 1 441 m par W *Pei 14 10 de 11 4 4 atm T .9 .9 Do, B .Brlt. A ostrolsoloo M.llnLillarroa. (L Nowsoag Too (Limited , moo,. r.rtar ttororo. Orlesial FlasoordiLloi Orloolol wo (MOW) — Do. New - - OrWßlnlandtitaam(l) ow. & sthW4Low. Oltomin (*gamma 111=t1 OtionZa iiii; (lilliaii Gamey, 1-itlald'inati..l!.dt•iies(L., Do. do . Peel 111v.leadallen.g ), labeaslar di O. Neat 4 , 7 4e - . 4 1 71 73 - 15 17 r soi 55 4 1 V 29 84 - /2 82 ad -. 111 12 13 4 84 -- 160 V a it - In '97 - 18 11 MO - < 4di - d 8 416 - so 11 - d 8 681 d - 1 • 14 1 II '- 4: Tia— s 1 ii 1 1 = 2 i - 1 0c a - Id. tar 4I 10 It I -. 5 10 -. 4 1411 - 1 1 lipial igqbreda 11... - IC(i. e . 1 a I ti tr ren r IP " Bto J. i 34 l ' ailAV.7l:s Mlo at. Jan N ei dit ro 14W(Iiii. pal Mall 8818 a ... cra...tas 11mA W th. .18san gg r k lirret=1 1 8. African IL a la. (L) oth Aintraljaa 444 I. Sebumloo Tolopose IN i Do, 4 iorfp all • 141.00•arao.illata.(L U * ffamootllorfoy lo.(1. 11 1$ Teial4.4 Potnleum ( I. L N $ $ Tfulii•AgoooyoUu. 1 T. et I. 01. Ji U. ukaaflo 11 111 L i Va. Maffei of LlfoT.l 11 & TfollolL.Tolog.os.ll. an 1$ Uolvers. Karon laa.(L. I 111 Upper Ammo Tos(lAsa 4 to thtto , elf Too Dlators'a Load.. 1.4 Werra :A PlasanolUat U ifostlndlaatooleall. I/ PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Redern—Original irredeem. 4 per cent., 82. FOREIGN RiLLWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, Ottoman (Emma to Aldia), 84, Sambre and Masse, 84, f. PIIOVINCIAL MAIM 114211178. Ltvnityont, MARCH 1.-Oalas broday:-Great Raglan, 881'- London and North Western. 1221 / 2 21 1. an div.-London and South Western, 974 en Mk-Metropolitan, 1112/ 11 8--Soma Eastern. 761 f-HOHato and Like Huron, 61 16-1 s 15616 f 16.16 13-16-Ditto Seven per Out.. tlO Mans, 71-Grand Think of Canada, 374 f i 17 61 661 4-IJnited Mates LW Bonds, 74 - Dutch Monads. di p. - tiest Lnlewbourtg.l6B.l6--Sambre and Meuse, 81-Aillanee Bank, 3 15-16 p.-Liverpool Financial Association, l IL-North and South Wales Rank 24-British and Foreign Marine. 2 6-16. es dlr. and b. p -Meraantile Marine, 1116 A-Atlantic Telegraph. 8 per cent. , 2 f 13.16-Leads and Liverpool Canal, 463-Liverpool tintrod Gas Company. "A 11. es dir.-Liverpool Recharge Buildings, 261. et dlr.-National Stases Company, f 6. MAKOnlaras, MARCH 1-The market was flak and prices were generally lower. Bolekow, Vaughan, and Co. (Limited), 61 p.—Baffalo and Lake Huron, 6 18-16-Confederate Loan, 6 6.16-Ebbw Vale Company (Limited), 11 d.-Eries, 66 1--Great Eastern, 34 f 1-Dross Northern, A. 1461-Grand Trunk of Canada, 87 1-Greeks, lreat Weiner°. 614-landon sad North Western, 1221 ertm, Sheffield, and Ilncolnahire, 64 -Ditto, a per cent. pref., 974-11eiropolitan, UM 3 1 3-South Eastern, PH -Staveley Coal and Iron Company (Limited), 14 p.- Whitehaven and Fulmer, 801- District Bank, 17; Bank. 44 ik Brit 111111.11•31. MAROS 1.-The tranmettons in this market to-day were in Birmingham Joint Stock Banks. at 371: Bir mingham and Stalordabire Gas (Wt. shares). at 631 Gloucester Wagon (Limited), at 11 f ; London and North Western Stock, at 12 a. On Friday, Birmingham Banking Company shares were sold at es div.; and - Railway Rolling Stock (Oldbury), at 1-16 prem.: Midland Financial shares closed at 1 dia., buyers. SATURDAY STRUM. eh settlement, opened closed to-day to-day at 861 to 87. For money the last price ne °° xt ni° Th is' urel r a h y ie ' opellYnedit 87 to Cirrare Mosaic.—Captain Morris, whose lyrics w as likewise 861 to 87, and for the April settle are more redolent of the genuine spirit of convivial 'ploy meet than say other in the language, was thee. and loci . li ;re .— Thies per Cent . (l oam y,. f or mon ey, after, the chief ornament sad ettreetioe of the club. Many " o o . meat 87* to 1. The official business report is As Z / 61 • ditto , for account, 87, 6 . i ; Three of his war were of a loose deacriptioa, and towards the 8 6 er • 9 , , , ,„, .1. New bre . per aloes of life he got ashamed of them. Dialog ie company per Cents. Redeoeo, On, g, , with the Duke of York, he was pressed by H.B.K. to dug Nate., 851, f ; India Stock, 101; ditto Five per an which had obtained en unenviable notoriety. He Cent., 102 f, 1,1; ditto Four p er Cent. Bonds, steadily refused; and a jovial general carer present veins- f,„ pram. mired to sing it for the gratilleatiou sod elifioatioa of the 2r n , sec urities were qu i e t, k e g no, who had lisMaied with growing irritability, toured steady in price. Exchequer Bills were unaltered, Os the erwelustoo of the performance, the mod Indian kyvv•TßlDenr Yelaad: "Sir John —, you should have bad Uttar taste at 6s. to 2a. dis. and better feeling than to remind ea o'd man of We F ore i gn m oc ks gene rally were quiet to-day, and youthful follies. And you sang it so very badly too."— few variations Wick pla ce in pricier', but there was a Jrnsear's flopesitve for Horeb. GLUT NOITIS3 HoaTrAL, CALiDoirus-soAn. —Numbers of whom for the week SWAN Ilszela 3, 1,077. cent. " e . Coupcas also improved 1, Spanish Pas -Number, demand ... for Oreek Bonds, which rose If per of whisk= vise new aria rive f, and Mexican Three per Ceuta i• Mexican of 1864 and Brazilian Scrip, however, were dull, and declined it to * per omit. The aerip of the new Milian Loan was rather lower, closing at to 34 prtra. The shares of the Imperial Lend Company of Nana.. were quoted 3* to 3} prom, being again rather higher. The dealings in bank shares were limited, and, with the exception of • rise in National of An** Lida and a decline in London and River Plate (new) and Oriental Commercial, prices showed no chaff. London rand County met with inquiry. Alliance closed at 3j to 4* pram, ex div. • ' Anglo-Austrian, at} to 1 prem. ; and Imperial Ottoman, at to IT E:tbAres of the financial companloo were vary quiet, and prima showed no change, closing as follows -.lnternational Financial, * to I press. ; General Credit, 15-16 to 1 1-16iness. ,• London Financial, 2* to 2 dia. ; Imperial MercanWe °milt ! to 1 prem. ; Credit Footage and blobilior, 3 346 to 5-16 preen. li Irl N N 116 gr N N $ •1 1$ 106 It 4 Pei is in 166 91 96 IVA 106 663 96 102 106 106 106 191 106 109 ;4 100 109 61 61 IS 96 Ine 90 96 St OS 109 N VA 109 IST ISt VA IN VA TS 711 IR PO Is it us . . 141 6 l i t t t j TT 80. SI teal 1 Tal 1 1: 1 1 dia par dig 3 seie 6 3 die IS 151 le 55051 If pro I. ads SA 85 105 111 108 115.. le 11, -q ilirii WU 6 1112 1 I 1 i t i Ms 116 MO i ir: 43a I cils 1 -- - - Po si 8 I Ur" 90 zd 1 Sells Its 1 991 ID 18 dlz lean 4 1 dis Pad e dts wr le 1 Ole 9 10 TRU 11 T le GAM I !AM 1 - li . 9u. 12 Bar i ;Per 1 1 46 1 Ms 1 SIB a I die 4ittb nails I las %Pa 1 de I ket 2.* sal Er 67,0411 2.61 61,874 NRA 2 - '7* lOodi NA as I 2/11 SS LS 6 4 le ril ClaraweAl IM astilleltastlime a itAbtlo s _ LeatioseartgrOmet 11 nf• 66 To 1 60 Dan.. • • =LSI= Ord. St Da Z. Axe. SW.. No.l. Nan Nadi el keno& 100 Gres Herbs WO Do. 1 • res. ao &v. an , Dail VOID. o. NNW 0 Da Now. las. at II pa. SO Do. Ord. Dec Dir. Stock et South & Welk (ire VI One& WWI= Do.Dinas Ye/ WS Da INN Wales 100 Do. W. lad. De. Do. • Do. Do. li k = Innoaahhe &Torkahlre IN Larks and ilawkwail 100 Wi e =2 . 6.noest 100 &Dos 100 Do. MN lirtea.A6p.o. IN Lesdon&Neads Wean 100 Loadon&douthWadera WO Men„lthat...t UNMAN 11111 Dietaapolhes 7 Da. New 6 De. Extend= _ all Metropolitan lAstrtl 10 Do. de. do. FM Midland 6 Da. 69 Marra IN De Wm. & Derby. ail lnd tent W IN North NN 101 Da Bdin..tertis.lit;a4. 100 N. legles—Borwisk Do. G. N. C. Para 1$ Da goods.. IN Do. Part......_ IN De. MAIN. an Do. 116sett.11/Zll4 . IS Do. do. 1811041 1011 Nara London • De. de., 1.846 I Da do. 1666 110 North Otailentshin an N. & R WeelOnl hoe. Oseiret WS Satilialt N.& Ainalint. 1010 leettlak 10.11m4 166 Warepabins Union.. WO loan' Devon ICO INN Sastera ali woktaii;Zac. • IN Tan Yale 1 - 2 De. 0 ........ 1 lee Vale or Math I Waterloo & Whitehall Waal Oantrall 1111T14/1 _0 I Villesasa it. !divere_e! 80w.8w.*C.1a4,6p.a. 8 Do. dbaree 60 Betake Lake Rom eV De. Pretosanoe IN OWL. learet,lbOodarlab par eget 1818.41-4 . leg Oal Libeseendp.e 1011 Ow T. lb Dock op. a. g all Demeeze.lp.a.pee. WI Bad Basel go. 5 LN INIS Wien so. 5 do. to 9reeil Thank cd 60 Vo.teeslp. la .L. ; Mo eV Do. all Do. o. deform all Do. Ind pea. Bonds all Do. ja datterod eV Do Band part. Vtook .) ell Do. do. defamed ell Do. al wad. Moak all Do. do. deferred 1181 *sal Indian Vocloaola, II Do. no. • par or/. I rin Ti,e, do. I Do. New IN OIL O. Ottuatio e.a P.a. ••• DO •11 DR MIL .... I DO all 'lc Western of I 3 08 S. 101 In pm jam ei 7 i 10 11 70 80 96 06 01 70 NO 101 100 e life Mi l l 29 119 68 110 67 09 IC 55 61 62 10 b 6 67 40 41 64 Si MI 36 17 147 108 11,0 1 110 r 1 l$; in 1003 91 66 Do. Novo . D01 it 0.;4;.... ..... so Do. do. do. MT 1 Ludlam awe. Una 100 It dean gear. 6 p. MCC 10 ua ee. L:: • 1. 110 Do. ao. do.— Do. 111111 at. Idalb. Coop. 6 par a. Bd all tiode, mod Hobson'. ea, Do. 6 p. at, pay. 1890 Do. 6 p. et. pay. lied 100 11,11.olOaoalp.aue paid lobak4 pee soma WS Do. Nal d 0...—. 1 Do. do. da top Do. Paulette do MS Do. lad.. 16.110 t. do 14 1 sists 911 WI V I . 22, 100 e 90 112 a 89 St fa 100 101 St $S id /10 9 Pi 1 41 0 06111 114 lib 914 JOLIIT STOOL RANKS. e 0 •470 a d. 41 0 48 0 rlB DAY.) Oars o'OLoos. The railway market is inactive to-day, and the changes in priors are few and unimportant. As regards the chief stocks, the only movements are • decline of a per cent. in Midland and I in Metropo litan, and a rise of in South-Eastern. I LOodoia and North Western stock is quoted 1 121 f to 124, ex div. ; Great Western, 69} to 1 I Midland, 123 to }, ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 119 k to 120, ex ; Great Eastern, 391 to ; Boa t Eastern, 76 1 t 2 r 1 ; Caledonian, 1 131 to 132 ; Metropolitan, to 133, ex div. ; Great Northern, 124 to 125, ex 'v. ; ditto A, 140 to 141, ex div. Canadian railway securities show no alteration. ODDLNAILY ARAM AND III'OCILL Obi rs.l unarm. I ckesll'M VAT!, • - ______ Ns. Oki. 1 4•14.6. let I CI. petals. 1 miles. 1 I llik r s tr ie : llsatimmaitaili. 111; 6; 66 id - M tt, at /1111aomliso.aLlyarpool 26 1 419 m 19 1 149 19 Mils Aimless - M, Si Ample laptlan (U..) l2l Ima i - 16, 60 keiste Italian (Limited) 10 6 •Ws -. 11. 10 Ulatlaleali.Cor.nawah 1 1419 21 - Y 30, dosaratasia ell 72 74 - 111. 10 IlmakalletllshGolimbla all 11 U 11, 10 De Nsw,lasuad 2 pas. .11 - - ... U. II lank of = D ....- Bill $ 0 11 1 4 40, 10 Bask GI - 116, 19 Bank ad 94.10 (I.lsoltad) 10 IC lulu - 10, 140 Bask of Quessiland (1 ,16 7 4 ills 191 So, 60 , Soak aff lotosikitosbis 1111 4.3 46 - 10, V/ I,l3ask al lire Staked - 44 64 Ilarnelk,Bask (UMW 10 Idle 1.4 n - 10. 20 iiraillisaMPartagateML 10 141$ par - M. 114 brides 6 Calitertuas tL 71 8 1 ilia - 10, 68 If N. America - 40, 10 O. Ilk. ladhi, Asa, Chins an 26 16 - 80, 16 Chart. lilas. of Isille.da: all 47 49 - 69, 20 0197 - 9). 140 06119211 10, 3111 Combui l tel Canada._ all - -•- 4l 111 (,344. Rank of in.Us, die. all ?I 18 - S 4 O. IS Otissondated Beak (L.) 4 61 Gips - 10, 60 Dew and London l6 10 ft - 10. 60 Met Loudon %Limited. 6 *Ma OM SO, MI Maim, RaahanimiLini) t (4 SedM - 30, $3 SWIM mad Amortise. 6 1 2p. ... IS, N Metuaa lows aide& %L.) 10 141 tar 4 50. 10 904.1lootitkoaLCarstil. all Ist 101 - 16, 10 OW& and Swedish ',L 10 6 4We 161 46, 10 Rareptea itaaklllnated 16 21 11 es ad - ad 19 191 Almilssunliimailap.(Ll 26 111 10 19 15, 10 De. Wavle'', Ipm - 16 18 10 - 10, 100 Do. New - 10, 100 Imperial Bask, UMW 25 911 pyi - 111. 10 Ispaskil Mosso -.... 10 I ti.,.. Tel 07, 20 Do. New lO 1 %pm ln 1 1 111, SI Weise. ad 16 111 - I. 11 On Now e 4la psi - 149 110 'UM Morli/m 'MUM a 1 11 tom -. 900.000 100 D0.Gp.0.D0b.,1914,1111us MI 111 86 - 19.4a9 14 u4n. sa ...4 ti•• 1-. 1.44 • ore idle fpm 76 141 , AIM It• Luisa sad arsdnas - 46 1 2 eta - . U. 19 uo. New -.. 71 6 11 31 - • li. Ile LeMos lb liver Plate. L 44 14 10 Ole - x 16, Da. New, ma. at le pm II 4 Sir ii es, 10 ad. 01.11tak si Aisle. all 6? 4 ts - NI, 10 ILeedas aid 00mi1y.... 10 77 7 78 10 Lomilim AIM sk— 16 48 49 _ ' T 1 86„ 10 Landon& loath lno 1 Akira all 161 1131 - ' 6, 106 um. ait mamm' (Ina 10 11 06th. - I, 60 i.esdo,,diVenairaela (1..• 124 1 01 au 4l 100 tea. a Westminster .. 10 110 97 - - 10,1114 100 id...must Itank(lta.).. Si 1 2 ivy - • 9 100 Do. New IS, 110 .111arcestils a Isaias L lO 4 se us - IT, 100 UM/to.* PIOT. Bart L 18 6 441, - S, IN Illicilsod flask (Um) - 16010 1 Nattiest st Awitralaida 4 11 Ulm -• MAO 11111 Nau.iaai .4 livereont 1 S 8 gm. - L 11100 160 1.120.11110181104. - - - 66. 10 Do. tod and be imaii 12 -.- - 49, IS National Sank lis - - - .. IL 20 New lona Wales.— - 4 1 ila. 10 Yew leaked Pained) I 1 dla 1 tia - 119 11 'North Minima - GO, II ,Chrisstal Bank Oarposa .41 62 14 64 10, 10 OrtssaCom.B.Llo4o.C. 7 29 leitis it 64 ad 10, II De. do. lataN.l 7 . 4lk 04d1a ad - 11.000 10 Do. 10. latailf.C. 4 - - dim - . 117. 61 Priteln.Bantbeit•erp.(L 111 It 1106 -. de. '_' 10.0410 1011 I Pritylin. a lrslasl -. II 82 86 i '` AM SO labal4.ll44.,•Dand . 11 44 sop - 11 . 19400 10 Do. loud at 1 pm- 6 2) 4dis le Wee 16 Spat& Maaralia ali $6 86 - yr I WM 111 am& el ILL Atria* - 16 (1 10 as - la 19 110 0 Do. dii. las at limo. U 8 4 ills - R .• Usk. at MAIM' -. Mb 62 M 1 819 IM /ism M Ireisoll Wm U 8 6 Ws t- I -..- mex9ss4i a• mu. ea Imago ... •• sae ••• 64 D 1312111711.1 STOCK& a • No IU. *70.1164,, 1 Pill CL prima Wm 4 , -I ,_,J • Ista.4p.s. 10) 80 16 sol .. 4 ---7 IS 0.11tb5.,4p.5.Jaa..111 111/ 04 98 $lO, /6. 13.11a1i5.-W./L-Os., O p. PL. Jas. it Isis.- 10 97 99 •-• • 619 U. 1emitYk.45..1454.11,0 100 91 gd es. 611/ 64. Los,laildt4p. p. s.Jaatily 100 ti st - i , 86. 10k1f.W.4p.a./40.1.1it1y 105 6 1 6 .-. 319911 IL Do. 14p.o.las.dJuly 100 - - - 160, U. LlM.W.,lp.o.Jais&July 05 94 93 - ' I .... Mk IllillandAste.faiselaly 111 14 98 i -1- .... IS, N. BMWs, IL P. is D. 8., tat 6p. U. lab. ItAug... SO 107 100 - R 7 81. Bt. 1T.a.,14.4..150W 109 •• 96 -. ' .... K. 8ee..X.1.,49.6.10. I. ill - -•- _ as 117 in as o 4 11 _ - _ ii at xal me at :al VI 111 601 WI 60 83 39 41 N $8 10$ 106 110 i NO TA ST 81 id SO 68 17 19 64 68 an 1111 18. 66 93 XCI 66 86 114 161 i 2 6 6 1 66 1 It pab 97 99 1M USI id s If IPO zdi all 116 ul, a a no in :al TO n Rd' 104 len zd 14} Sit zd 10 11pm zd 111 116 zJ 4 • 2A114 76_ 77 lif iii id! 14$ IMI iii iii U 14 al 76 761 8 II 361 141 141 sd . Si JONI xdl WS 146 51 ►$ lONS. :4:1 6 1 OVI • • IFl.iii 1.0 .I 1U zd -. xd 126 id 691 1- id ltik sd rli .1 isiiia 123! F Id .. pat 7 0 l id —. za id mom IM4I K 110, 1 17, 10, 1: 4 100,000 11, 111010111 100,0110/. at_ __ 111:( 1 4 110,610 ge. 81%971 10,!. zd lilt I 10114 21 111 m PH ii lOn 8 71 81 17 - 14;t11 .1.44 - a.401 WOO 64,000 ik I !s. t ioo oo 1 ii:*l X.OOOI so 6. 11. Up, 116 10, X SI, NMI • 10 S. IS 40,000 IS 20.100 16,000 10 26,100 10 1.57,1761. N. 60. 60 10 10 60. 16 10. 66 10, 5 5 66 10 N 10 11. 10 10. 60 15, 6 100,060 00 62, 10 4621 5 Um* 1111. 16. so, SO 17, 10 40 10. 16.6 40 17, IS "PAL 10 iiii 1100. A 16. mmi, 11:4 100.00 OT, 6), too, 00, 00. to, 00, 00 M. 10 .... re 1.7 10i 6 4i le U' $0 I I ii 2 i MI I I 10 95 iii 7 .7..1 1118 DL r.) oil doom: Th. funds °satinye heavy, and have experienced a fresh fall of i per cent. English railways and financial shares exhibit no variation of importance, the trausaations being extremely limited. thank demand, however, for some of the forsiga dada at . . better quotation& Greek and Italian of 1861 are in especial request. Canadian railway securities are steady, but some of the American have given The numerous bills falling due on the 4th having been met, the dismount mulct is decidedly quieter to-day. The general rate for the best paper, how ever, is still 7 per cent., transactions at being exceptional. Short loans on English government securities aro obtainable in the Stock Exchange at 6 to 6} per cent. Consols are now quoted 861 to both for money and next Thursday's settlement. The foreign stock market is rather firm to-day. Greek and Dalian bonds of 1861 are in good demand, and have risen per cent ; Spanish Certi ficates and Mexican have also improved 1. The quotations am as follows :—Greek, 101 to 17 ; Mexican, 22 to ; Spanish Passive, 371 fa ; ditto dertifieates; 161 to ft ; Turkish, 1865, 38 to * ; Braidlian scrip, 1/ to 2 prem. ; Egyptian scrip, *to I prem. ; and Italian, 1861, 61* to f. United States 5-20 bonds have declined * per cent., and Erie and Illinois Central Railway shares }. The present quotations are as follows :-5-20 Bonds 70* to # ; Erie Railway shares, 54 to * ; and Illinois Central, 77* to 78*. International Financial shares us now quoted i t to prem. ; General Credit, 15-16 to 11-16 prem. ; London Financial, 9} to 2 din ; Imperial Her. cartile, /to 1 prem.; Credit Foather, 3i to prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 41-16 to 3-16 prem. ; and Joint Stock Discount, 7* to 71 The shares of the Imperial Laud Company of Marseilles are quoted 3i to 3j Fem. HALT-PAST Tunas o'CLocx. Consols are again fractionally lower, at 88i to , for money, and 861 for the account. About 16,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank. The demand for money there bas diminished. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Rages opened at 091 r. 80c., being se. lower. About 8,0001. in gold was purchased by the Bank on Saturday. At Hamburg on Friday the rate of discount de clined to 34 per cent. The directors of the China Steamship and Lbws]: Coal Company have for some time lately been making experiments, with Um view of testing the oil-producing properties of their coal. The result, we are informed, shows that Labium coal is capable of producing large quantities of both lubricating and burning oil. The directors of the Ceylon Company (Limited) have made a call of 11. 10s. per share on the 25,000 original shares of the company, payable on 3rd April. A further call of 11. 10s. per share on these shares will be made on the 3rd July next. The following is from the report of the directors of the Anglo-lonian Steam Navigation Company (Limited), to be submitted at the general meeting on the 14th inst. : It will be man that the grow profit ca the year amounts to 6,9691. ea. Bd., spinet 5,0651.145. 9d. in 1864. This =OM arises partly from a reduction in the price of fuel, together with greater economy of consumption, and partly from a reduction in the working expenses; the amount of freights earned being, within 671., the same as is 1864. The directors have much pleasure in coagratolatiag the shareholders on the present state of the company, (entreat ing as it does so favourably with Its patties at the MOO period last year. At that time the company owed 3,M. borrowed capital ; this ma has been paid off, and themes pany is pow not only out of debt. but is enabled to pay • lonises dlOklowel for the ucar-yees oodiag dl.a llooomloss .4 the rate of 5 per sent. per annum, to place 2,0004 to depre ciation fund, and to carry fanned 3971. 2.. id. to the credit of new profit and Ices amount, whisk the dinettes now recommend. An extraordinary general meeting of the Anlo- Swedish Steel and Iron Company (Limited) is called for the 13th inst., "to consider, and, if approved, confirm, the terms of agreement entered into with the vendors of the properties proposed to be pur chased by the company, and which the directors unanimously recommend for adoption." The first ordinary general meeting of the Otto man Company (Limited) will be held on the 29th instant. The annual meeting of the Van Diemen's Land Company is convened for the 22nd inst. Subjoined is a comparison of the Bank return and the price of Consols with those of the 00M sponding week of last year : At present. lime dale lad year. Bent coin and Meson ISISAS4,II74 /1144101,187 Bank reserve of notes TA46.101 Bate of Osamu; 7 per sent. .. 4 per "sub Price of Consols a .. 54 With reference to the general condition of Bri tish trade, Travers's Circular remarks as under : The trade of the United Kingdom for the past year, so far as the official figures indicate. has been the moat exten sive and satisfactory on repaid. At the oommeamment there were symptoms that it would fall abort of the extra ordinary total attained in 1864, but a rapid increase of activity was observable in the summer and autumn , and the ultimate aggregate of our exports amounted to 165.862,4021. against 166,449,0531. in the preceding year. sad this inereaae was evenly diffused throughout all the leading branches of production, SO that we have not witnessed amidst 'the general payees' any important instances of wetland privation- The most metal and important aspect ie which the present returns can be viewed, is in contrast with those of 1860, the year before the oommeneetnent of the civil war in the limited Bream That year was regarded as an emeedinly mammas out% and the total of oar execs* , then reached 14,842,8171. In the following year there was • diminution of 8 per met., the total having declined to 125,115,1331., and, is 1862, there was a slight farther demesne, namely, t 01124,137.8121. But in 1863, a great rebound took place, the amount thee being 146,4895681., an increase of 18 per cent. Is 1864. although the American war had attained its &aced height, there was • further &dune, of nearly 10 per cent, and now we find in 1865 another income of 3e percent. Upon 1860, the total improve ment now shoe nis 22 per cent. When we look beck at the vague and alarming apprehensiote exp ma t the first diminution of the cotton supply, mid suly at the loss of barium@ with America on acooant of her hostile tariff, and finally at the probability of great monetary dis turbances from the effects of the sudden collapse of the Confederate States and the close of the straggle, we see how trisect were the views of those who from the first an nounced their conviction that our commerce, owing to the way in which, through our free system, it has been diffused all over the world, has now attained • =gaited' and uni versality that render it totally independent of all partial convulsion, even when they take place is the most popu lous and powerful lattices. The moment the balance is disturbed through one region it is adjusted by increased action in another. The same thing was witnessed daring and after the Crimean war, when the test pert of the trade we had previously osrried on with Russia was transferred to India, and an impulse was given to some of the chief staple productioss of the latter *wintry which has sever sines been lost. The imam conveyed is that a nation that steadily pursues the policy of reeking nothing but free and beneficent idea:hairs with the industry of ail races of mankind may pursue its course with • certainty that what ever may happen through the Testimonies, folly, or eevy of other power', the dual result will simply be to extend her influence and her comparative prosperity. at way. MINEB.-(THIS DATJ Ors o'Ozoos. The dealings in the mining market to-day are not numerous, but there is a demand for Chiverton Moor, Great North Laxey, and South Darren shares. Subjoined are some of the present quota tioes:—Chiverton Moor, 7to ; East Grenville, 31 to f ; South Darren, 21 to 31 ; Great North 'away, 21 to ; Wheal Grenville, 3to ; Great Vor, 29 to 30 ; and Hollybush Colliery, to 1 prem. anclitales Gold shares are quoted, 31 to 1 prem. ; i rrontioo and Bolivia /to 1 prem. The dire:Aces of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received per Rhone the following report, dated Morro Velho, Jan. 29, 1866 :--Prodnoe, 2nd division of January, 10 days, 13,767 canvas ; yield, &370 °item per ton. mittance received, 105,208 °item, equal to 1,010 8-101bs. troy. A fifth call of 2s. 6d. is to be paid on the new shares "A" of the New Cornish Lead and Copper Mining Company (Limited) by the 16th ApriL The accounts of the Great Laxey Mining Com pany (Limited), to be presented at the general meeting on the 14th inst., have been distributed amongst the shareholders. They show a total balance of assets over liabilities of 29,7131. Be. 10d. The directors propose to pay a dividend of 10s. per share for the three months, or at the rate of 50 per cent. per annum on the paid up capital of the am pany,whioh will absorb 7,5001., leaving a balance of 22,2131. Bs. 10d. The value of the ore raised during the year 1865 was 63,9281. 18s. 11d., against 54,1671. sa. in 1864. We are informed that the returns will shortly he very considerably increased. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) • will Eod Hatton, 22e. ; Walls Bad Hassr_ilL B.; Wall Bid Tees, 19a. 6d. • Walls Bad But H 19t. 9d. ; Walla End Hiulleoool, 194. 9d.; W 71 7 211.1 Braddyli Hatted, Ik. 6d.; Walls End Taints% 17a. id.; Wyloos. 16a.; Holywell. : Taolleld Moor Batas, 1.55. ; Haepada Hartley, 15e. 9d. ; Boddie§ Hartley, 164. 9d.— Ship at /smut, 61; at Na. 70. Yesterday mornings number of persons from Dablin went on board the Amerioan war steamer lying in Kingstown Harbour, sod began distributing drink among the men, singing Fenian songs and giving Paean toasts. /Ire commander, on discovering their conduct, at ones sent them on shore, and stopped the privilege of visiting his vessel. The gunboat Nightingale and the cutter Rater were on duty in the Dublin bay Friday and Saturday nights overhauling vessels fad Stephan. The 92nd Highlanders arrived at Dublin yester day in the troop ship Simoom from Portsmouth. Mr. G. Cooke has been appointed registrar to the district Court of Probate of Liverpool, rendered vacant by the decease of the late resistrer. DZATIi OP MR. Jatewa CAMPBELL, Q.C. —The dank is anamuroad of Mr. James Campbell. QC., • Cam. miseceer of Cheddar for Reglad end Wdes. He was called to the bar by Liocollecinn in 1821, asd made a Quota's Counsel in UM On hie appointment as Commie slower of Charities he ceased to metres n ave the bee. Taus Laws OaDeAnt Claosrovr. —c a pt a i n Oronow, who lately died is Pill* hart left a widow and four yeang children by his mooed marriage ateerly distant*, without miens to defray hie funeral upessis, or even to purchase bread. Sehroriptions will be received by Messrs. Smith, Elder, and Co., Cornhilt and and by Messrs. Cot and Greenwood, army agents, Crsig's-eourt, Pada inset-street. ADOMEDSHOP MANNINO AND ST.PATEICH'• DAY. —A singular document bag been Waal by Archbishop Mw niog in reference to the forthcoming an • - try of St. Patrick, and has been largely circulated amongst thorn it more immediately sonewas. It is as follows :—" Indulgence of his Grace the Archbishop of Westminster. A trace in honour of St. Patrick, 1966. Immune. tothatai• from into:- nada, liquors from 6 o'clock on Friday amiss the 16th to 12 o'clock ou Sunday night the 18th of Match, and offer this set of mortification for the good of my soul and to avert the anger of Cod so justly deserved oa amount of the sin of druakeaama N.B.—Whoever regains it may keep this tram sad still take a glass of malt liquor at meals. His Grace the Archbishop of Westminster, has been pleased to great 40 days' indulgenos to all who accept this truce, and who keitp_thdr proms Tan WALTHER AND ran PANEL—Mad of the parks yesterday were visited by large number of persons, but although the toe on the enters in each were frozen over, the osly ones in which it was atrosg enough to beer even a few people were the oraameutal water in 83. James's-park, sad the Roned-poed in Setwiestorgardees, in the owe of the former of these several immersions took plus, in spite of the precautions of the officers of the Royal Humane l ikenity„ whom tests an now erected. Ikreavisw OF • FENIAN DilioarrOw WITH PIMILDIET Iommon.—WMILICOTON, Fan 19, 1866. —The dsputatios appointed at the Fenian mass meeting on Sa turday night, consisting of Mayor Wallach, B. Dona Mi lne, Congressmen Rodgers end Hogan, and several others, had an interview with the Presideut this everting, who ap pdated Wedneeday for • special interview, so that the ppanpperw regarding the repent a lleged online on American Oiliness in Ireland can be pound and a reply prepared.— Mn York Herald. G. F. Twit AID PRIME= JOHNSON. —neve was an immense meeting on Monday evening at the Cooper lastante, in which Finianiera and Fereaado Wood de mocracy commingled as kindred drops. lion. Caleb Ott*. fag was announced as one of the orators, but failed to ap pear. The newspapers report the gathering as crowded sad enthusiastic beyond all precedent, several ladies one fainting before the exercises commenced. The following excerpts ate from the published proceedings : Mr. George Francis Train offered a resolution, which was carried, to the effect that France was the friend of Ireland, and that the headquarters of the Fenian@ were la the Tnikvies of Paris. (Wild therm) Hr. Troia thew offered the following, which was adopted : Resolved—That the secession fraternity of Steven.. Sumner, Anarchy, Sambre, and Hell, do not express our 11110 denote. sod that we iodine* the policy of Andrew John son. (Immense applause.) Mr. Fernando Wood closed his very able and eloquent speech with these weeds So help him God, be would use all his inflame*, personal and political, for the foraterenee of Fesiardsea.' (Intense ezeiteineet.r —New York Standard, Feb. 17. STAIN PMATEAM.--FOT•igOaTS learned not without a certain compasocia that ace archbishop is first ordered by the Queen to prepare • prayer on • given subject ; thisdom, he is required to submit it for approval to the Lade of the Pnvy Conseil ; these gentlemen, we are told, commonly make same alteratioa in it, sufficient at least to maintain their right to alter what they please. It has been mid that • member of the Privy Conseil many years ego, noxious to mann the minds of those who feared " sash Puseryits meanie as the independence of the church," remarked that "no ma who bad ever been present at • meeting of Privy Conseil sad me the archbishop stand waiting while the lay members of the Connell ware readies sod altering his prayer, would ever again talk about that." The payer, after bong duly operated on, is sent as it were blesg from all its wounds to the Queen's printer, and is thence despatched to the parochial clergy, who are ordered to read it aloud is their respective churches, and read it is sooordingly. Certainly, It seems at first sighs strange that, having appointed an archbishop, cad siren him a subject for pm sr, we yet caaaot trod him to com pose • fitting form w correction ; sad no doubt there are those who deem the ungodly creatures and lax theologises to be toned in the Privy I:loaned wholly milt either to suggest or criticise in such seathers. But as yet our people prefer to he in bondage to thaw ther than to th e bies, and we like, though y, to have some ea as to what we will prey for, sad hew we will do it. • Magazine toe Meech. The Chinca guano Wands are three in number ; the largest has • superficial area of two and • half square miles. About 400 ship. visit them Wards annually, and Derry sway worth 6,000,0001. sterling. The islands have a of 2,000, of whom 600 are Chinon. On the lei island them are several European and American stores, a photographic gallery. sad emend hotels end bil liard Woos& The Wasik have • mail oommaeicatto• with the main lead twice • mostlx—Pawnee Sear. QUINTAL PAL•CM. HALP-A-CROWN DAY. SATURDAY, Hawn 3.-645;5t0 on payment, 1,392 ; ditto by meson tickets, 5, total, 6,964. do a a, an ils e. irs.. or i+ old iir io ; - 4