The Express. — London, England, 1858-02-24 00:00:00

THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS. We have been favoured with the following by the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com- Ploy " The steam-ship Valetta, with the Calcutta and China mails, arrived at Mantillas this day. " The mails left for London at ten a.m." LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. mores at Kid Peas at Claildlaall. Balsa Lira Campbell sad a Special Jury.) ROYAL BRITISH BANK. TWIT* DAT. TIT PITT= V. lIIIXTIMIT BROWN, lOWA= NIDAILTI, SWAT DIJNXIIIO lIIACLIOD, 111.10ZAZD lAMBI lii. RIOT, WILLIAM DANIIL ORAN, JOSS surzatos, AID SOOT taxes cAitazoN. Th. eovt was densely crowded eta the Wool felt in the trW appeared to hare gruel/ increased. . . It wad generaly supposed diet in consequence or the acceptance of the Attorsay-Oeneralship by Sir F. Lally that learned gastlessan woohl retire from the conduct of the deism an the part of Mr. !Mapleton, but he wee proud at the sitting of the court this awning, and croweasesiessl several of the witness's. Hr. Atherton said—Siuce the adjournment last evening he had come to the conclusion, alter the intimation of his lord ship, not to occupy any further time by giving other *satin mas to the state of the affairs of the bank. He now to call some shareholders and customers of the Mw prove that they were ignorant of the real state of the bauk's affairs. Mr.Orind;rll, examined by Mr. Browne—ld IBM and 1836 I was a shareholder and customer of the bask. I at boded a resitting of the shareholders is Februery, ISM. I was aot acquainted with the state of the affairs c 4 the beak thee, nor until it stopped. I was paid my 64 pow amt. he the balf-year siding Ciewasaraissd by Ildr:Eswjaant Bbas—l beams a aistre bats& is Sept., 1866. I was • holder altogether of feet Amos I drat Owed five sham, and afterwards the famber el Wm. Estmetaminai-4 maimed more shares in November and Fehrasrf INM plimhased Bye, then twenty-eight, then Ave, and bay two share'. I did so on the strength of state mania the reports. Mr. Lewis Yareue—l was a shareholder, unfortunately, at the and of 1866 and beginning of 1866. Had twenty shares. 1 Weeded the general meeting of the let of Fe- Wong. I saw the report and balance-sheet on that occasicia. I knew nothing more about the emirs of the bank at that time than what I learnt from the statements which hod be= laid before me. I was paid the 6 per cent. dividend. Mr. Edward Beattie—l +ea a shareholder is the beak in 1858 sad 16.56. 1 was at the general meeting in February 1166, and received the report and and habusee- sheet. £ll know about the ewe of the bank +se what I remind front the Moen of the setakilehment, and what I could father ken the moots sad lielsacratteeta I was a &posher emit emir of Its skimps. 1 was paid the 6 per mt. divMesd. lir7iirliard Kitchell, amebae garehreder, gave similar - 114. Donald Stewart duo preyed his ignorance of t►o task's MN dais. (maammlawl Kr. Jamo-1 was a abanbaleir is Ma 17aisa Bask. Mak boliamalwata want may mrsly la Ha ammo bras at Mao of the British Bank. lam us able to ammo Ma two, Imam merythiag mmy home km baaw oat away. Mr. orl..—L wed Imp Wlamoo—.4 piadorsis la Ur km Bet took proosediap solo ioa ad mealy mop way ooloyedaz tram ar— ta viols et lbs em* propity nave la the vale. (Ilagooka t ) T• Lord 000mpase—The lammed Woos Bap6mtiar, 1866. Dr. Akira& arm selloff; and Aar Wittrary tho oath odd, balm be mmotai awy wasollam Be whirl to aping to 1M Ittlatto tar Mr bamtag. . . . _ Cinnill—lava beim youreelf. Toe on a Inn mks a speech ,an pm with anner the clew pa res. MS in 1866 I IPIS a th shareholder is the link. I nened the mann Tarsy. Wee yea raidolog with the Yu dots the ban ? Within—W. aim W a Ins athernat et It. !Mtn., • in renths IMO lam. an the 1 In ennathe Is tl sm. I plain utheened ethethase Y Oath tralsetairiely kr say rmlb I awilasel s iharshribit tmtl WI I vas his ieWeasta of • dopier, mil I was is direies. lb. Jr—Thei Is awl • rem Lial 0110611-1 we l• Ws 111=4 rosobed your ma — Camoinembaall by 111 r. D. Illaymour—llalartaaalay I was Wand to balmy anal loan dr MIL &Om Mara. IBM, I mos Wiwi t• b v.. 0001. Thy ladamil sr M boroow. wawa I teeme• stradtailer I deputed 14101.001 I armed • doming ammo at Qs MID IMO. Slto beak bulk ems at disk Ems a• aseurity dr lOU, and pada. security It was (Yeablw). It was sawase•l span We. SI& mossy wee whoessi to ow orbs. I batiks wq IMO in Arm co lath Dank 1865. I paid 1001. at that a W,melding 4001. ha My. The was MI oily tbs boa to pay bar Ur my shores. I Nadi way frotblsi of He imam sad bed .I. batman 4001. awl diso MK at my met elm tb• book allogred, di of which I was out _ Mr. John Theamh—l en • oraelusea. I was • depositor with the buth bathe March. 1868. sad matiamd te be so astil the stoppeg• el the Mak. On 6th Mane, 1866 I re ceived • armlet sheet the these of arm Am I es. the seat so applies*. tor seem thine. mat heel two therm snowed to me as the e Ms et th by at math Ma _ . th& (Them wee ea on the ti e ratlea ► Mr. et the Mee msadaroat el eemma the simea• I tesethed the meet god MI ther these af tekswary, 1 . I kisser nothing mese about the beak theta the htforamtloo I recelved trees throe pima I kept my shales sad! the beak Mopped. I wee deo • dips- ator. -- Mr. Browne—We hare twenty more to prove the sante thing, bat we will not call them. Kr. Atherton mid he would now show the upshot of thine matters, sad the worthier:nese of these securities. Mr. f!cott, a shareholder, was examined. Mr. JosisCoripsr—fa ckrk to thr;Oilicial referee nadir the baekruptcy d IM Ibryal British Bank. The in are = in court. nit idi P p ro ge ved miler the were . 537= the emus MOM • ens COOL was u 4E taissasity by the silica' ni% There vas ridebrelleir Inesillested AMIN. the mesa 317,063 L net wee laffessoffsee of subscribed capita of WOOL, ell Of wide h wee kat. No &ha were proud ender the Issahrnpley la reepset Oda espial. Lieu- Wag the preepeotiee sersts, we pissed 6,0004 Ist the VI slab worka. There has besa in we with the landlord to bake the works off the herb of Ike ellkial uniguse at that prior. The date of tits spearat is the Bth of the present month. That wee the tut hearein they ooald make. Croup:erased by Mr. Jusee—The agreement was completed Ave eye Wore thie alai. The edictal unjneee hid the Min nenersona of the mines ke two or three mouths. Bohn that IVs the leteetagee of the Court of hid the Nosesseeest of then thr abed • year. The teed the funds tbr carryfair then ea out the estate. I Wave there was an engiteer at the works. the Mr. L inklatee-14. Mach and Mr. Rote°, eeperintended mins. emu memdmition continued—Two dividends teenrid odd the beak'. eetet•—the Bret, de. 61., the is. OIL, and we egad another 24. under the Beskreptcy, aM mike Me Winding-up Act there tetLebe de. se awe he the contributories. Alto gatherthem he *heat lea Millings in the pound pro fromthe et the beak, e. including the cum be, the the MINIMWIN The loot be Ghent 0,60 W. capons to be deducted Hr. Jaatee—Oh I thee MI set war cover en. (Laughter.) Witam—The Ma impure "she the beakruptcy will lo shout 20,0001. The cartel eteigasece mosses er• Wafted la that tore. They hese eh, had 2,0001. son, salon ellegether 22,0001. Those ere all the expeeere up to the preemie time. (Laughter The amount if legal 'teemed has been actually setertmc I. If them are more legal expense 4of coarse they will hare to be rad. flAngliter.) I don't know whether as elessent bantam for the sale of the Welsh mines fur 6,0001. was the fact that the water bed been let into the mines during*, management by the meager of the Court of Bankruptcy. Botrrrer, the landlord brought an sake of ejectment for the forfeiture of the property, and the agreement to purchase the adage for 6.0001. wet a compromise between WM SW the eli K e tmerit did everything is oar power le get rld dabs IWO'S. OR I. Keny—Beekhe the s.p beam& be the peateetha d the terlawgery, wee we rote way 'e.g ea path, wrattoreng la the Curt of Clammy between the aratberlehe thasktvgisy and those oder the winding-up? Wham—Tee ; tor newly dim months. The meta ime MeMiled is the USK after the &deka el the Viee•Clies• eager, there wee ea appeal. (A heatlL) Johesoa, the ellelel scalgate la the matter el the kribeisey of Mr. N. Dews, nod Kr. J. Drew, clerk le Ile ameba lei ante Cocksure beskroptcy, were ea _ _ r. Usk Walk earswab& Mks alms el train saw arrekkas k lipwrisas lt ',Mona kr tM Islua Mk the hawks Ina read skis of the kik k tts Imes ka at ils dank k tll as ka bold aka. Walt ; cask k tM link 7,1101 L ; Leaks MIK 94.7571. ; womb, blb• SAM ; laid al as aid sear, MAIM ; sok rdl r kg kraal allsokma. ; Aux ; Nag of tea sail alb di as awl awl brook fan. lan lass nil ali-111, lad, as it as I Mw art asks% Os seas kr eb errs is ssakklag. 1.1 Oampall—liew, Mr Mawr Ray. I bans I Ray kapalalab yea as year alpslakum as AllakspOiamel Pa kr If*" aid la suipaa of tlaltest wok I semen PARIV. sDAT EVIINTIIII. pening. Sp ecs . the ministerial my authenticity yesterday, with of the last hoar, animation, which be founded upon .ord Palmerston I rose 16e. both 69fr• Me. and derable demand, were all better. e from ;fr. to err., r the Preset, says Dolced to grant a f the marriage of the example, and rich prisor.crs are lingly slight, the as a matter of hat the council of n the ground that e do not extend to yed at this inter- consult the law oppose the truth of iould have thought was too clear to has emphatically his royal powers reekly commercial ses la Faris which • has of We wade to manufacturers •S retail dealers. earab heir appearance few* insignificant. Ai to staad Will, with ths and S.istb.rn Italy. els houses who haws et este that that good., and ~ears! bee Waimea rem• eMia. la the m are satlefactory. A ha. been traaaactad ▪ principally in low. uswilee has alas WS a. The ditheyst silk ing the Litter sad of ▪ sow again beam malatairied, sod ea by the manufacturms. eery estimated during • ea carrest qualities es at Bold:sir are ia !Dart.) It MAILS. Company's steam- L. Jay, Admiralty ~ arrived at South niriataar mails, and r 16th ary ; Lisbon, 19th cation ; Vigo, 20th loners. p ims berm stormy ed the steam packet w was at GibraltAr Company's steamer , all well, wu at delivered by tho 1 )epaties. Monsieur eeee, on the mance February 146), to ry of the foundation e your Memory, the ..me to cfOWS our 'MY 21., sad wee received . That Reoaatiaa at disappeared, yet not t us., se sa isheritsatae our king. htlsi we ogee slim to SitiTOtlat4 w*, that/ SOY, comae iartfelt desires are Wag h rareaersted Grego% .f headers sad sorrow social Outstations have ea.* ass Wise, sad h thus will te &COM. ioa. Ilea" ohelever lis ESP •ther with oar religiose • gut : ear lemiliella gan of Instal Wool laws dot TrZ of the Greek nos, nn It. of the elate, has how Aral and well defined your Mummy's sub- We kingdom with eppeessd • elOcnito ol lestroyed, by bedag dee ive:a the most thrtrimil lostructioa u diffused I by the univereity that der , patriotic costae to.wanate the undying 3 cur widoly4pr . y..ur Maja•t)'• jug tenty-hre y aaaa ..ordir ,oteliwtit and While. pied in uupros tug their • through tbe woody of its representative's ed at aught but the la grateful lore der t.ety . l stamen aad air to yoUr 107al ektuellel called forth, sad ebs crelag coos:Lacy with d, boars of isms u; Majesty's isdasise rcaloadk, we' duly r* a mad Imparted Int critical period at wooed period of air tier more cheerfully see, its:warmed by the reprossisting 14 saga( loan Tarn ,bliarteet of that lOC tu iy than that co whim es pulsar of your hi ML raaltrd rirtn s the nltuse of spree tame. tag, the rea rreentativele the Highest their sat l his Majesty : dad' Plidela of dis a cf ibis UM a 236 b se yes shielesee 01 MIMI like= I UP" OM* 11/1 . 0 ptu I gis ree my arrival . Who Yew rare se te. Wow try. I this Op beis a r by seelei • OM: this love alrethei he dig • ••• 110 Ilbs" mai • •• toe seemed boo tith by the seaway 0 1 00 Le•th drththd IMEL, el the Ow. am"' is eine other Ith 4..fteL imd"sa W • was if Sak. THE ,EXPRFSS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 24, 1858. you will take prosodists, ia eddreenag the levy. (Applause.) Mr. Bergsma Shoe, who was to ham taken precedence on the round of seniority, hen bowed his trent. Sir F. Kelly—My lord, looking at the balance-sheete of June, 1266, and of September, 11356, I ham humbly to sub mit whether, on the part of Mr. Stapleton, I should be called type to address the jury. Lord Campbell—l can only state my opinion, that the ease made against the seve-al defendants varies con siderably , but I must lease it entirely in the h.4.ds of the gentlemen who ars now ably conducting the proseeution on the part of the crown as to the coarse they will adopt. Mr. Atherton—l feel it to be my duty as representing the Attorney-General, to ask the opinion of the jury on the case et Mr. Stapleton. Sim F. Kelly then rose to address the jury, and wail pro ceeding with his speech when our report leR. coedited to the Norfolk Company by the Nesters Comities Company, se their proportion of the joint-earnings, was 47,1181. ld.„ which, after deducting the interest an Guatenkeel Stocks sad Loam, would leave a balance of 19,9791. 10a. 9d., sad thus enable the directors to recommend • dividend of 21. per cent. upon the ordinary stock of the compeny for the lest half-year. The Cue' mean, in moving the adoption of the report, ad verted to the falling off In the pawner traffic as compared with 1866. He attributed it to the alterations made in the third clue fares by the Eastern Counties Company. The Norfolk line sooommodated essentially an agricultural class, who only travelled on market days, and in order to induce then to travel, trains must run at times best suited to the markets, and at low farm. The Butern Counties Company therefore contemplated resorting to the old system of faros. . -- --- After some discuatiion the report was adopted with the ex ception of the paragraph which prowled that the disputa with the Eastern Csuntis Company should bo settled by mutual COINVISIOII. - W . —....,--. On the motion of Mr. Dicier Berson& 111800nded by Mr. Manse, a resolution was then weed, to ale egad, that the Directors be requested to insist upon the full rights of the company under agreement of the associated companies and to do everything neoeesary to enforce the due performance thereof. The dividend wee then declared and the meeting closed in the usual manner. BIDEFORD EXTINSIO.V RAILWAY-(TS[B DAY). This afternoon the usual half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of the above railway, was held at the London Tavern. Mr. BILAOINTON, Chairman of the Board of Direc tors in the chair. The following was the report:—" The directors have to report—That the traffic returns for the year ending Slat Deo., 1867, exhibit an increase in traffic from 96,826 porringers in 1866, to 98,267 passengers in 1857 ; and the gross reetiiPee from 2,8261. 6s. 4d. in 1856 to 2,9451. 2s. in 1867, main taining • steady but gradual increase. The unpaid shams and arrears of mils remain se before, amounting to 18,3211. 15a. The 'fatalities on the 6ret-coet account, have been rnidually reduced by the rent earned (exclusive of the unadjusted claims of the contractor), and will be altogether discharged In the current year when the rent will become available for equal distribution, without preference, by the provisions of the act of Parliament, 16th and 17th Vict. Cap. 140." The report was adopted. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocl. The railway share market to-day is decidedly better. Many of the leading stocks exhibit a fresh advance of to per cent. Midland stock continues very buoyant and has advanced to 1004 to 101,1, for the present settlement. Lancashire and Yorkshire has risen to 951 to 96; London and North Western, to 1011 to 102 ; and Great Northern to 261 to 27 per share. Great Western is quoted 81 to 611 ; London and South Western 481 to 49 per share ; and Eastern Counties 12 9-16 to 11-16. Caledonian stock has met with an active demand. The North Eastern descriptions are also much inquired for. The fortnightly settlement has commenced, but involves no check to the upward movement of the market. Indian and Canadian shares have met with a fair demand, and are firm. Most of the foreign lines are steady. Pernambuco shares are quoted 1t to j prem. for the new account. a. I N. il li t i Vrai rotas) hulks It* Ve a r b audirl . ..... Webers swiii Vag, Lc Ate 17.1 Graltada. Dock ? pal - 431 ,awk 6T 14) lan.. Ileetlieri I. Poir sok taimulell Omer. • par Ni: •• Meat' masa issue. a 3E~ OM* .2mOielligtaiii lllMend Ilmiler4 fie Mai 1 si iw = lBl l4•4 l rpw ma' Ito t4lOOl Ceenties) eribera I Mutant p. et Its Monier& Oesuilee) Dite• I per MEL Prato. a Min Ile • X.Weet. Una & &Notes. Maly retbStesktl== •• My. Pan Itt= *swim & Zee& 6 porm. &Mom a hues 6 per & Do. Nor 6 picead..... G. Onsual of Ream 3p.a. Do. N.. 11 pa smi.. G. Lesaaaolffgr sea De. raw es . VSvabeilik i .... 402 Isar& 1 .... 10, et X 7e i rm.'a liiii k ( Ilper a. hob &I two x P.G. tems& wart De. Now 1 pff is& ... 1•161 Dula& 6 pea& . &gibing et ham I && Tilra.llr6=3lt3.l N IN IN IN a a 1 1 ml a iii ii-, r r . 90 SI tt N no I IN 14 se 111 HI I 111 NI NI i ii ad Id N S • ad LTIOSIL P 1: 1 W u 5 t 5 fa Ty i i ii ii ik VI $1 dre la i It wk 14. zd 13,0001 10.010 10 13,0:0' II 10.'01 1 103,816 i 1 60,0061 1 100,000 1 1 4 ,0001 )3 100.000 6 3,000, 30 6).171 KIN NSW 0 100 N.YIO 10.0000•0 100 II 0. 00 SO CO AO NM N ON IN NM 1011 "L ON 10ON NO 16 SSW N *OOO 10 N. U N. 10 *NO 100 MN 100 *ON N WON N N. * NAN 10 16.000 SO N.OOO 100 4.000 y 10 12.0001 25 4. 0 :01 : LOU - 00.000 10 1.0001 100 CON NO JOINT NTOOK and U. ilisclinak u llar a l :f f = .O aa !arflOol. Bank aa.i.a: • N. moods' . Mort. Bulk of loan. amoral* and 00. oc.. 1.66.6 : /llNOloat & Lamar. ftak of DTlOnieted Lics.OLllnakor Awl I London and , London =... • ' Lan and Joint Wonlimlndor illikll f o i rt lesion/ Marlon& Dank Pon Booth Waist tOrlontal kook Weems Bank Provincial of holm/ Ancusiii Do. Now Union of nominal& Do. New Union or London Unity MOW ' iferti.Dankcit London PI 11% Na 211 1 ink r ... = IZi itl al . 11r =I. Australian MAI iisu Man Waiirweds Da Xing .. Mt a IMI zil Owilts.ateskamit De.Pref7l per et Oirilel Mos rriforaies.,t Iftetute Ten a gearii Nag. awl Lail Oop Mom& bAlleals. gains am NU TeI Oa. .tits Led .aerzairlas I Imp Ma ler . De. New ar hew ia, ..... Isla Mall Seelllllk La lame= MO Marilee lad mlwe Dee. Ow Perlitwesi WTea 'a lag eek Dods D. New ad X THE LIBRARY OF THE LATE LORD ALVANLIT.—• • collection, oropelsiag the best works is lagUils literature, wu sold last week by More. Sotheby cud WI Odessa, sad realised 2,1981.2 e. Bowe of the lots sold br ocesiderably NM than they cost. BIRTHS AND DEATHS Dr LONDOIL—The &Mho reentered in London, which in th4evvione week wow 1196, rose in the week that ended WI Setniday (February 20) to to 1276. In the ten years, 194647, the average ittw of deaths In the weeks arrespoadiag with hat week was 1,164, but se the deaths of lest week orannnd d is teenseld population, they should be compered with lbs average, whoa she site hes been relsod is yenpottion to the inereamos cos. teethe wild& will give 1180: The number of deeds; wanally Massed r very closely with the number obbihmi by adulation. Lest Welk the births of 1,021 Lou sad 942 girle—in all 1,963 ohildrea—were registered in London. la Che t—in tem eseresponding weeks of the yews 1848-67 the sewage saubse was 1,693. MONEY MARKET-MIS DAY Two o'CLoui. The funds to-day have attained a fresh reoovery, owing to the apparent termination of the Ministerial crisis. The market opened with buoyancy, and, although a temporary reac tion ensued, upon some unfounded rumours, prices have again rallied, and are now quoted per cent. higher than at four o'clock yesterday. The other departments of the Stock Exchange are also firmer. English railway shares exhibit great buoyancy. Consols for money and the 4th March opened at 961, to 97, receded to 961, " sellers," and are now quoted 961 to 97. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 97 to 971 ; the New Three per Cents. at 971 to 971; India Stock at 224; Exchequer Bill., both Merck and June, at 30s. to 345. prem., showing an advance ; and India Bonds at 265. to 295. prem. The transactions in foreign stocks have been upon a very limited scale, except in Turkish Six per Cents., which have been dealt in from 101 to 1011, and are now quoted 1011 to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. are also in demand. Other descriptions are very quiet. Sales are recorded as follows :—Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 82 ; Russian Five per Cents., 112 to 1111 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 261 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1011, 1011, and 101; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., 104 to 1041, ex div. ; Venezuela Four-and- Three-Quarters per Cent. Active Bonds, 34. At Paris to-day (Wednesday), according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Recta opened at 69.60 for the account, and, after advancing to 69.70, were quoted at half-past 1 o'clock, 69.65. The latter quotation exhibits an improvement of sc. compared with the closing rates of yesterday. The telegram reports "tendency good." During the existing political uncertainty the funds will doubtless remain very sensitive; never theless, the recent agitation has improved the posi tion of the Stock Exchange markets, for many of the more timid operators for the rise have withdrawn, and the fall which followed their speculative realisations was taken advantage of to a considerable extent by investors. In other words, the fall has led to the transfer of a considera ble mass of securities from the hands of speculative to those of bond ,fide holders. On the one hand, is the extraordinary abundance of money, tending to stimulate speculation for the rise, and absolutely compelling large investments in all good securities ; on the other, is the fear of a disagreement with France, an event which, though it could not prevent the accumulation of unemployed capital, would un doubtedly give a serious blow to confidence. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 44,0001., in addition to 10,400 sovereigns ex the Canada, from the United States. The total known to have been sent in since the date of the last re turn is 120,0001. to 130,0001. In the discount market first-class bills continue to be negotiated at n to 21 per cent., and the demand is quiet. At the Bank yesterday the applications were very limited. In the took Exchange yesterday money wu rather more wanted, but the current rate on English go vernment securities was only about 2 per cent. per annum. The explanations given in the House of Com mons tend to still further diminish the import ance of the coming Indian loan. In the first place, the amount to be raised is cut down from ten mil lions to eight millions sterling ; and in the next, the Chancellor of the Exchequer intimates that the loan will be raised very gradually, and that, in all likeli hood, it will be sufkient to raise two or three mil lions in the next 'ix months. In the present state of the money market such a sum would be a mere bagatelle, and the circumstance that the bulk of the money will be expended at home further diminishes the importance of the operation. Even a moderate shipment of bullion to the East on government ac count would not exercise any really disturbing influ ence, provided that the Eastern exchanges continue their favourable course, for, in such cue, government remittances in silver would merely take the place of the private remittances to which we have so long been accustomed. The following are the days appointed for the shutting and re-opening of the transfer books for the government securities upon which the dividends fall due in April: Stmt. Leopea, Bank Stork T i tr i ker Otata c. lle i tice4 pore*, „ 4 .. Yrtjg, „ le Loos AnT e tdffe. Tb ri rsisy, Iburodki, 1 11 : Ansulthe, Ja0..18511 Thursday, „ 4 .. Tburvley, 16 Do., April, 1816 ladle -Wet . . Tuieday. 0_ Mender „ 14 Of the 1 . 87;6241. in gold brought from Melbourne by the Northumberland, fully 160,0001. has been purchased for transmission to the-Continent, besides a small portion of the gold ex the Canada, from the United States. Since Saturday about 40,0001. in silver has arrived in the Thames from the Continent, and has been shipped on board the steamer Sultan, for the East. Cle 'Change yesterday afternoon there was a steady demand for bills on most of the leading continental cities, and though little alteration took place in the rates, the general tendency continues unfavourable. Paper on Paris was again quoted rather lower. As regards Naples, however, an advance took place. The current quotations are shown below : Amsterdam, three months, 11.16) to 175 ; do., short, 11.135 to 145 ; Rotterdam, three months, 11.17 to I ; Aatwerp, three months, 25.30 to 6; Hamburg, marks Loon, three months, 13.6 to 5 ; Paris, three da sight, 26.6 to 10; ditto, three months. 26.325 to 751 -on the-Maine, three months, 1171 to 1185; Petersburg, per rouble, three months, 34 to 365 ; Vienna, eft. tie., three month*, 1011 to 33; Trieste, do., three months, 10.32 to 36; Madrid, three months, 485 to 5 ; Cadiz, three months, 491 to ; Leghorn, three months, 29.76 to 86 ; Genoa, three mouths, 85.621 to 75 ; Naples, three mouths, 44 to 5 ; Palermo i thesemonths. 1225 to 1235 ; Iffewitus, three months, 123 to ; Lisboa. 90 days, 611 to 1; Oporto, 90 days, 64 to 6 . At the meeting of the Recife and Sao Francisco (Pernambuco) Railway Company yesterday, in the course of a prolonged discussion, a number of satis factory explanations were given relative to the posi tion of the undertaking. As already intimated in the Express, the assistance given to the com pany by the Brazilian government in the raising of money on loan is greatly to the advantage of the shareholders, since the money will probably be raised at 6 per cent., whilst the total guarantee enjoyed by the company amounts to 7 per cent per annum. The cost of the new fencing and other works which the government require to be done falls upon the con tractors, who have lodged satisfactOry security with the company. Yesterday was held the half yearly meeting of the General Steam Navigation Company; but, as usual, reporters were excluded. The subjoined memo randum is furnished by the e n t:sy ir themselves : The 66 th halfiearly general of the shareholder in this company yea Lid yesterday at offices, 71, Low. bard-street; John Within, Req., In the chair. The report of the directors and a statement of the accounts for the year ending the 3 let December het were reed to the meeting. The report, which was highly satisfactory, wee unenimonaly received and adopted by the proprietors. The customary dividend of 14s. per share, beteg at the rate of 10 per cent. =um, and the usual bin= of 2.. ed. per share were . The oorclisl thanks of the proprietors were voted to the chairman and directors for their continued salons ser vices to the management of the company's affairs. The Great Western of Canada Railway traffic re turn presents this week a &cress. of 2,1841. sterling. The following communication has been addressed by Messrs. Harrison and Lewis, solicitors, " to the official manager, the official and creditors' assignees of the Royal - British Bank, and to their respective solicitors : 14, Now Boswell-court, Liarobewian, end 6, Old Jewry, City, Feb. 17. 1838- Gentlwarin,—lt is now throe moths and • half ethos at a mestlnt held at the Gallatin Collswheets, nearly 100,9001. wee 'bed by sharsholisrs of the Royal British dank towards liquidados of tbe debts. It is a fact th at not oat shining has been received ap to this Los, though the awn hoiden have beta asset anzfous to pay their moseys in order to get • &ethane, end the medians have bemt calling oat for a dividend. Yun are all aware that compromises to the extent of many thousands of pounds were approved of by the assignees and the official menager, before Christmas, and awaited only the approval of the Vice Chancellor. Yet nothing has been concluded—not one compromise has bees finally accepted. We have, on behalf of our clients, urged this solicitor and that, entreated this person and implored the other, to move ; but the only answers we have received have beenldenials that the person appealed to was to blame. We confess that we think It a disgrace to all parties con cerned who do not prove that the delay does not rest with them. What excuse can there be for the interests of the shareholders and creditors having been thus played with and placed in jeopardy ? We have repeat edly called your attention to the risk of inch delay incurred by death, altered circumstanees, failure, and other causes; and in illustration of what perhaps was suffi ciently obvious of itself, we beg to draw your attention to the fact that one shareholder who offered to pay between 2,000 t. and 3,0001. died last week, and we are assured that the whole of that stun will be lost to the creditors. More than a month ago the compromise of one of our clients offering to pay a very large sum was, with the assent of you all, substantially approved of by the Vice-Chancellor alter reading the evi dence adduced in support. The only thing that delayed Its completion was the alteration he suggested in the form of the memorandum of compromise then submitted to him. What has been the canes—nay, what can be the excuse—for a month's delay f It is and to the shareholders, injurious to the creditors, and discreditable to all parties concerned. As we have utterly hum in to erg any redrew, by appealing to you individually, we ap peal you collectively, to put an end to these unaccounta ble delays. If we fall in this re quest, we must appeal to the shareholders and creditors as a body.—We remara, your obedient servants, (Signed) Hsuarsox and Lawns. TUZSDLT ITIIMIL Although each succeeding rumour from the West end or from Paris is still discussed with unflagging interest, the funds to-day were decidedly steadier in character. Flatness prevailed at the commencement of business, but the closing quotations were only 1-16 to per cent. below those of yesterday. The ex treme fluctuation of the day was limited to per cent. Console, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday at 961 to 1 for the 4th March, opened this morning at 961 to 1, and, after touching 961 to 1, closed (at 4 o'clock) at 961 " sellers." For money the pnce wu the same as for the account, whilst for the Bth of April the 4 o'clock quotation was 961 to 97. After the recognised hours the market wu rather firmer. The official business report is as follows Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 961, 1, /, ; ditto, for account (4th March), 96fi 1. 1, 1. Three per Cents. Reduced, 961, 9'7/, 951, 971; ew Three per Cents., 961, 971, 971, 97, 971. Long Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1860, 2 1-16. India Stock, 223, 2201. Bank Stock, 227. Three-and-a-Ralf per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May next, woe. The official announcement that the March Ex chequer Bills are to be renewed at the rate of 2d. per ceat. per day, has caused an important recovery in the price of these securities. Tho June bills closed at 27e. to 325. prem. The March, or " advertised," Bills were dealt in from 235. to 325. prem. India Bonds were marked 255, to 295. prem. The late animation in the foreign stock market has disappeared, and in some cases, including Mexican, Peruvian, and Buenos Ayres Bonds some flatness prevailed. Turkish Six per Cents. were rather quiet, but closed fully as good as yesterday, at 101 to I. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were more inquired for, and left oft' at 1031 to 1041 ex div. Other stocks met with little business. MINAS.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. The market for British mining stocks to-day is quiet. Lady Bertha shares are in demand, and are marked in the Stock Exchange 11. There are also inquiries for Eut Wheal Russell and North Robert shares. _ . Foreign mining securities arc inanimate. Santiago shares are Marked 21, and English and Australian Copper at It. Subjoined is the official list of prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday : Rest Russell, 64,1, 1, I, 6, 64, 6, 61, 1,7; Great Alfred, 41, 5. 6i ; Lady Baths, 23e., 300._, TIL L 32e. 6d., 30a., 30a. M., 315., 325.; Murry, 91,_ • South Basset, 104, 11, 114; West Fowey, 10; 6i, 4. At the meeting of the Englieb and Australian Copper Coltman, yeatm*ty adividendof2e.6d.per share was declared. Amongst the resolutions passed was one to the following effect, viz.:— „ Resolved—That the sum of 1,7604, part Of the net profit of the prc - rding Farr ending 30th June, 1867, be set apart and retained, to form a fund to be called a re serve fund, to be applied in accordanoe with the deed of set tlement, and that the same shall not be dealt with without the sanction of the general meeting." From Wheal Harriet (Feb. 20) Captain William writes : " In the 74 end east the lode is now three feet wide, worth upwards of 201. per fathom; the winze sinking in the bottom of the 74, one ton of good ore per fathom ; the lode in the bottom of the 50, worth from 121. to 161. per fathom ; in the wines below the 65, worth from 121. to 161. per fathom." From Hawkmoor, Captain James Richards reports (22nd Feb.) The staftmen are engaged cutting peat at the 60 fathom level, and we hope to complete this work against the end of the week. At West Hawkmoor, the branch I named in last week', report has produced some good spots of wi copper ore, which is very encouraging for the lode when met tL" COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. (1511dap at NW Prins, in London.—Baton Mr. Judas Wake, sad a Special Jury.) lIINT 1, THI UMW COVNTIBS I&ILWAY COMP/XT..- COAL TXAPPIC. The ',Wadi in this case is a coal merchant, in ea =tea sive way of beednese, at various place* along the Eastern Conn ties Taff way HUM; and he claimed to recover against Qs company under various heads, such as damages for the de tention of hie trucks and coals on numerous occasions, Er the pries of wale sold ; for the discontinuance of certain bel ittles for carrying on his businese upon the Loughton Branch, &c. The pleadings were of a very complicated cberseter, and the particulars of damage occupied a pile of mars, an inch and • half high. tinder those circumstances, it was admitted that the case could not be satisfactorily disposed of before a 1:l ry, and a verdict was therefore taken by consent for the p ntiff, sub ject to the questions of fact being referred to an arbitration, and the questione of law saved for the court. The Solicitor-General and Mr. Petersclorff appeared for the plaintiff , and Mr. M. Smith, Q.C., and Mr. Hamm for the defendants. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COURT. (Before Mr. Judos Wightman and Mr. Justice Crompton.) Alfred Fein, the late master of the Newington Work house, surrendered to take his trial upon a charge of Wade memory in having on/awfully disposed of the dead bodies of certain paupers who had died in that establishment. Mr. Robinsonprosecuted. Mr. Matthews was counsellor the defendant. _ The facts of this cam have been given at very great length, and it will be remembered that the opecidc charge against the defendant was that he had disposes' of the belies of a number of paupers for the purpose of their being dissected at Guy's ll•spital without the consent al the relatives, and that the dissected remains of one pauper were enbetitated for the dead body of another, the mourners never hardly on any occasion following the remains of their relative to the grave. The 011416 is expected to last the whole of the day, the greater part of the morning being °erupted in the reosptke of formal evidence and long technical arguments as to the admissibility of some of the documents produced. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. BOW-STREET. lawsuits TWV wITWes WI IN HERN•IIIif , CAC!. A French refugee, turned Nod Jarokl, wu brought before Mr. Homy charged with creating a distn r b ance i n Bow strestot the elms of Bernard's examination yesterday, mad also with amml_ ling a constable. Sergeant Hornsby, F 14, add that he was on duty yesterday Ia Bow-street, when the vritnensee were leaving the court, after the remand of H. Bernard. There wee a great crowd, and • force of about fifty constables had been drawn im in order to keep the way clear in hunt of the court, and prevent dieturbeuce. Amongst the whams, were several French police omcera, some of whom had already given their evidence, sad others who were waiting in the expectation of being examined, but were not called in commuence of the lateness of tits hour. These were hooted at by some foreigners who formed • con siderable portion of the crowd, and who exclaimed is more or less broken English—•• 0— d—n you Frani spice," he. The prisoner was one of those who used that with the addition of • disgusting oath. One of the French inspectors, alarmed at the violence of the pri sms/ end his companions, asked Hornsby to escort him dawn Bow street and Wellington -street to the Strand. Whams did so, but they were followed by the priso n t, who cositianci to abuse the Inspector, and several times struck at him. Hornsby, however, warded off the blows, until the =struck him, when he took him int o custody. not say whether the prisoner struck him intm tienally, sir whether the blow wee aimed at the inspector. At Ms tlns this mound they had got quite away from the bleb of psalm la host of the evert ; haring proceeded dowa WAlngberebest, hepend Tavislock-street. In removing rs Owner mime gat emposabil from the inspector by the weird who seareendel them lbw so more of the inspector. who, he mrissoleed, wee te ge hook to France this moraine, M be pant a to kid el Ors*, la Paris. prkwases ampispr, • X. Thierr4, bootmaker at Ilegme4bestAell Ide bremett to say that prisoner , had Ism Isrsons yeses hit sunrise sa • boot- clone% The bees die aid is pa geses interpreter in stating his de fence, 'Wok was SA As we cols looking on, and was not the pew who led Musk the aim He would not think et at s e h. Bat, indeed, he donied that • lifted bumf el eh. He caned • witness, Victor Vailln, The ess6msl W Name Wad, saying that he (Vaillu) saw se blew streak. He belated that the occurrence took plea la host of the door. Hr. Mary smfi in might be quite true that the witness did net ess the Hew struck, bat that wee not inconsistent with the eletement of the constable, who must know whether he received the blow. He must also know where it took plasm Hamby was • eery respectable officer, and not • ma who ••811 be lanky ts sskrsprawat. The blow might haw been Isisaded ke the Preach laspertor, but if ea it was • seek= awe, for the law punished with greet severity any attempt to molest witnesses in =Swing or leaving • model junks. However the inspector could not attend to press the therm bat it was clear that prisoner struck the kr pshcomen, ke da which be most pay 40s. or be im prisoned twenty-me ys. 2T2 00. 112U712111 ON N 2.15440 3rITTB CABS. mu 1142',1 Before the eminittee this smite Mr. Deasy, Q.C., who grand for Yr. Batt, presselel te orcooess min.: Mr. Coffey at caeridarabill lwargut. NORTHDEPON RAILWAY ANDDOCI COMPANY. (71118 DAY.) The half-yearly general meeting of the share holders of this company was held this atomism at the Coes peny's Mos, Gresham House, Old Broad-eirest ; Kr. W. chairmen, is the chair. The following was the report In pesiating tart re port to the proprietors, the directors have bat I. date OW, sgmeably to the resolutions passod at the Yet gamma mat mg, they have arranged the sham 'Aida - its dilliwait hem* and is the accounts now the weal amp stand ea follow', viz.. —Total afitsi 31st Dee., 1837, 327,6534 17a 34- ; less odd sod entltl.d to any dividend, 34,6811. 17.. 31.; ceihrry NOW entitled to dividend, 293,2921.; 61. per cast. prelims, capital, 38,4211. The debenture interest for the past ban year amounts to 3,1321. 9s. 6d., sad the dividend on the 11 par coat preference capital to 1,1621. 10.. id. Those two was deducted from the net revenue will allow of • dividend an the ordinary stock at the rate of 16s. M. pa cent., and will leave a balance of 104 3s. Id. to be carried forward to the nazt half year. The trail° returns for the at. monthe 31st Nombre, 1367, show a total gnu receipt of 12,658/.7e. 104., ascora prod with 12,6301. 12s. 3d. for the corresponding period lest per. Oa this return the directors can only regret that the Pao has sot Marred in the same proportion as Whitt° this is se doubt due to the general depression in cooseeralal Ware, which appears to have produced a Winder result en abash all War vailways." The Czazimais, fa marbly the adoption of the said that hip halo bed set isseassi es sigh have lieselered lbw Ile mhos at ths =del as hie et eh shoe fteash Realer and Credits'. That linesmen, sorbed by the &Wel rid hiss corayeay. sad aesdisrable teseesvesisear was hit at Creditoa by the way the trolls was manged. Tbsk Nu was worked with great tiounsury, bat be hared it Wt km" Mr. Beeesey, • ises. The shreheiden went aware that $ narrow w a s lin we sew eppresablai Essese, when Oh sae den they seeld have he shpsiee esslesdiec Ili hiet std he bed se ail their prides yeah be this Ispeasa. The disesteem hoped le Is able le rodeos the imp Ise assfassas. seat baliyeer. Is siesser le • gash* he CII•111111AN stated that tho haw of Is she divlohad Tr partly la be attributed to an imam Is Os mike Mort pa the dabasture debt. A divelandot the West lea U. mast. per era® an ▪ aessay tiro. end et IL 13. an the B abates, is the bel-yearaift Mat December, payable on and after the • Mmete. we dra dedered. Tbeeelielne dleseeme mil =Maws were rreisdad. Mr. Wain at *aced wailitag in the room et IN bee Ile. H. lemrs. The remmanntime ot the nmthem wee mama le 1111. par ae® emit. Mow • wee et then` N the ebalrmes, the meeting espeseML NOIIOI.II.4ILWAY.-(111111 DAY.) Thi. atteeneos the usual half-yearly general =On et Ur rigida= of the above rifling ter kid at Os Lasko Tama. 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RgUAO kllootch. Fonmea. I IN 210 50 I me IRO B7O Mae Ilse Maur. *3; ratio Mom. 64•16. 261 MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAT. Booms.—Ttis public sae ars gdzi off steadily to-day. COPFZE.—The public sales closed yesterday at I. ad mance on all medium qualities. Middling Plantation Ceylon, 681. to 88s.; good middling to fine, 7 9 s to 86 5.; Mocha sold steadily, yellow good garbled. Ns. to 905.; pale, 80s. to 83e. Two cargoes of Brasil sold afloat ; no price named. The public mice to-day are progressing without showing any material alteration in pnoes. .—The market has been stagnant to-day. Large public sales will commence to-morrow. We have just been favoured with a private telegram, rni Trieste, received at noon to-day : " Hong Kong, Jai!. 11,1868. . . " 10th November mall received at Bibles*. No trine. actions since in produce. Previously 40 chops tea and 2,000 bales silk settled during the fortnight at former prices. Ex change at Bhangai, Ss. ; and at Hong Hong 4s. 10d. Ship• manta of specie to England from both porta amounted to 300,000 do llar s. Imports healthy. Bar silver 113}. Melt. cam dollars, 79 cents. Canton taken, and Yeh prisoner." iliress.—The large public sales are going of at about previous rates. Ilkurrivas remains steady, with a limited businees done. Rtras.—Ths demand continues very limited. Coo - rem—Prices are fully supported, but we are without transactions to report. Cobs lall&L has sold steadily at previous rates. In other article. no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET (THIS DAY.) The market is quiet, at the subjoined quotations •—Town tallow , 625. od. nett Nish; Petersburg Y. on the spot, 62a 9d. • March, 625. 91.; April and June, 624. 6d. to 3d; Oct. and Dec., 61s. BOROUGH HOP MARRHT.—THIS DAT. Messrs. Pattendas and Smith morn that the market k firm at late pities. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Walla End Caren), 18e. 6d; Framwellgate 17s. dd.; Hen4h Hall, no. 3d. ; Walla End Aoorn Cloae,l7s. 6d.; Walla End Eden, 17a. 6.1.-1 fresh Alp at market. LATEST SPRUNG INNTELLIGENCE: LUDLOW MEETING. The following have paid forfeit for the CORTORATTOW Pura:—Lessainoti, Unabon Ramo , Porgst-me-ao*, glhide Amorous Boy, Fashion, Talks Oal, Pb pe Royal, Silica, King David, Martha, Pewee, Darling, Hebe i U by, Nally, and Esperance. The top weight accepting, Polmoodie to be raised to ese, sad others accordingly. The following have paid forfeit for the Warrox Hamer oar:—Leamington, Vandermenlin, Lamboare, Lesdamkt• Phisk Barbarity, Ss drop, Baronage Hen ru►t, Tom art sighte a, to Pwe 'be ramed n""" ifolb. The following have paid forfeit for the Lc L ad.iii.n . CLP:—LimuningtOn.Vaadermsu ll L D . uk r,, us. DIU% Be y Hilton, Hifrida. Woodo• a t Far. Plash oak, Baronage, Broadisads, Parma tans, T. P. Cooks, mid Chipsrome. The weights are Is be seised 1/51ba 17t4.141..0w Harmarnadia- Q. 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