The Express. — London, England, 1868-02-10 00:00:00

---- LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TlllB DAY.) COURT OF APPEAL. Lonn arsTicz SELWYN TARING HIS SEAT. At 1.41 f -past 10 o'clock this morning Sir Jasper Selwyn, Q.C.. Mr. for the University of Cambridge, and Solicitor r rl.proceeded in hiarobee and full-bottomed wig to the private room of the Lord-Chancellor, at the Chancery Courts, Liocoln'a-inn, where he was sworn in before his lordship as c ne of the Lords Justices of the Court of Appeal Ck.ncery, in the room Lord Justice Bolt, resigned. The n ew Lord Justice, after receiving the congratulations of thr 1,,,d Chancellor, repaired to his private official apart- Ton ; in Chancery, and at eleven o'clock, acoompanied by yeri Justice Cairns, he entered the Court of Chancery :uul took his seat for the first time. Tho court at fix time was densely crowded by the gen of the long robe and the general pub lic but the only members within the bar were Q.C., Mr. Roxburgh, Q.C., Hz. Prendergast q.t.% ; Mr. Auiphlett, Q.C. ; sad Mr. Lyme, Q.C. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. :!ittii,-s at Ni.i Prins in Middlcsex.—(linfore Lord Chief J ustice Bovill and a Special Jury.) MINK= V. SMITH. Dlr. Murphy said that the plaintiff in this case was n, the equestrian actress, and she sued t o rroart d lunges for an alleged breach of a cont , . , t to eo,ploy her at Aetley's Theatre. The present o ti.lication, made on behalf of the attend mt. aso. that the trial should be postponed upon the , 00ta.d t;t fdyher, who was • material witness for W.is in Paris, ill with small-pox, and of cour ,. for some t ime brought to London. the plaintiff, said that the defendant bad Ire.oly ,li.:,,yed the trial by summoning a special jury, and low it a - .y delay took place it would be a very wr i o ,„ r for the plaintiff, because she expected to hast t ,, t.. *.,:ffornia in a month's time. Lor.: Justice said that the defendant could not I.: fid.•.! to go to trial iii the absence of a noccaaary t‘itot.—. hot in granting the application he should direct slat •, , Te ,houhl he changed to some place on the circ , :it, so that the plaintiff could try before she 0....,; , 0n to leave the country. A T .it:tcAtiou granted, and venue changed to Essex. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. • (1., fore Mr. Commissioner Gonlburu.) IN 11E t.. 10 NATHANIEL HALES, BART. ii, was an application for release from custody by the Iti.t whose case has recently excited some interest. ;b, ; n. rcpt claims to he a baronet, and is so described the proceeaings ; he also claims an interest in eer -1,,.., , I wrty in various parts of the metropolis. In it .q.; h. ized souse house property, and an action !.,11 , :ht which was decided against him, the ,„,t, mounting to about 704. A abort time since ..nkrupt again , broke into the mine house •'. • ! , • , Cto his trial at the Central Criminal Court. ; .! y tumid him guilty, with a recommendation to t; c 1 Recorder, in giving judgment, allowed the ,ett ent to leave the court upon his undertaking to come 1.1. f .I.lgment if called upon. As he was leering the ;ie WSJ arrested for the costa incurred in 1862, sod the wily debt appearing on the schedule. No Tl.. 'non was offered to the release, which was granted t •ual form. (Before Mr. Registrar. Murray.) IN ItErrro, AM/ CSAMITOIf,. Thi was a sitting held under the Path section of the act of Lail, of which ten days' notice had been given in the ~,/. I lef, for the acceptance of the reemluition of M.. T. I '. Pickersgilleunliffe.one of the creditors' assignees r this failure. The meeting was attended by Mr. May no .1 ..0 behalf of the assignees and by Mr. Heaney the ..,licitor for the retiring assignee. It 3ppeared from an affidavit filed by Mr. Cnoliffe, that L. Lail interests in the London, Chatham, and Dover Had a .y, antagonistic to the interests of the assignees. He “1...0 about to go abroad, and under these circum• stolen he felt that he could not satisfactorily discharge thr duties which devolved upon him as an assignee, in of PO touch importance. Ire wished to express his satisfaction with everything that had been done in the matter. Ni. Maynard expressed his regret that Mr. Canliffe had fi 11 it Lis duty to resign, and the other assignees were quite satisfied with the reason he bad given for his resig- Mr. Registrar Murray remarked that under tLe 011111141 of the act of parliament the court bud power to remove an aesiznee, but it was much more satisfactory to tinil th creiliton willing under the circumstances to accept Mr. l'unliffe's resignation. . . . . The resolution was accordingly prepared, and hating been declAred to be duly passed, was reported to the court. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLEIMEN WELL. ult lOVI EOOBEItI UT A I.II,,Ii..RATHEIL ft...war Grohnsi, a well-dressed middle-aged man, wear it, several gold rings, was charged with stealing a gold Of pin under the following strange circumstances: In priwaier was looking fur apartment., and shout 10 o.k in the morning applied at the house of Mr. Menge, :to.. Minh gentlnoan, realiaillg at No. ii, Duncan-teinice, 1.1.1 „ion. Mn.. Frederica Bingo showed him some fur ,. lii apartments which were to let, and they descended :..ti,, front pat lour, on the mantel-piece of which the pin onion woo placed. Being near the fireplace the lady's night the fire-irons and displaced them ; she stooped ;.• : them, and on suddenly rising the prisoner's Lame in contact with her shoulders, he having si, tolled across her while stooping and taken the pin. it at once, and he left in a most hurried saying ho would call again. The prosecutrix called her husband, who pursued the mummer, who t: rti running, and captured him opposite No. 1:; in the icrracc. Shortly after the pin was found on the top u.,t, r tank which was in the area of the house opposite : • the prisoner was stopped. Inquiries have been concerning the prisoner, awl it was found that his r•n.t was correct as to his being a photographer ; his ...., were in a very respectable position, but they all , n kg that the prisoner was weak-minded. I I :i•oner was committed for trial. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. BTKEET tATKAGES. i • . r *ay, a butcher, residing at No. 6, Market '', n • \ nn pert-market, was charged before Mr. Tyrwbitt tt,• . • I,twing outrageous conduct. I • • ...tattle Rittman, 2.id C, said that about 9 n•• • 'I , previous evening be saw the prisoner, who was 'in' i - . -mug against females in Coventry.s&et. The I••• tilen struck two little boys, and afterwards t••.. ' t down a young loan and tried to bite hint, and t.tok the prisoner into custody. I. k I taus, a young man, living at No. 21, Brick , t. Piccadilly, said that while on the previous evening e ital.; 4 the oorner of Windmill-street for some friends /lit priloner walked up to him and said, "Do you u..at to tight ?" To avoid the prisoner he walked away, thn• prisoner, as be we doing so, striking bim on the ‘1,01,1.!..r, and saying he would knife some that night. taitioas) went and spoke to a constable, and told him a Pat the prisoner bad said, and that he Lad better keep a esdidi on the prisoner, and the prisoner, after striking two . ..ys returned to him and knocked him down, and while Ine was on the ground tried to bite his face, and afterwards sot his thumb into his month and tried to bite it, but he pr. mud him, and the constable then came up and took V•• prisoner into custody. In answer to Mr. Tyrwbitt, both the witnesses said the prisoner was drunk at the time. The prisoner said he wee drunk, and had no recollection of %hat occurred. . . ----- Mr . Tyrwhitt said that as to the prisoner being drunk .out haviug no recollection of the matter, that was no “ntwer whatever to the charge. It was absolutely neces z-ry that persons walking harmlessly along the street be protected from wild tallow, like the primmer. Ai.uut every other day there was some case or other of a ' , rum being shot at, and about every other day a case of •!• mon being knocked down, kicked, bitten, and threatened t. be knifed. The prisoner would have to pay a fine of or a month ; and he considered that if the prisoner Ir. well flogged in the bargain, it would only be doing jus.i.e to him. SOUTHWARK. DARING BIP.CLART IN MR NEW-CUT. William fart aad Henry Tividelf were brought up for tin.ll examination, charged with burglariously breaking into the premises of Thomas E. Ackerman, draper, New (3, and stealing therefrom several pieces of printed tulle°, a largo quantity of red woollen, and other property, Rath about 501. 'f home Phelan, 170 L, said that he was on duty in the hemr-eut near 1 o'clock on Tuesday morning, when he saw Tiadtll come running with another man from the direction of prosecutor's premises, carrying a bundle. Witness pur sued him up Windmill-strett, when be threw the bundle "AY. Witness called the attention of 15$ L, who pur sued !Mu, and took him to the station-house. He then letarned to the prosecutor's premises, and found that they bad been broken open, and on rousing Mr. Ackerman he identified the bundlers some of his property. Jam Chester, 123 L, said that on Tuesday afternoon, faun information he received, be proceeded to 21, Wind tay•row, New-cut, and saw a female who lived with the Prooner Hart. He found in a back loom • large hamper o l d:Lining the property, which the prosecutor identified. V. bile he was searching about, something dropped ?"ass the window in a back yard which ed. King-street. He immediately went there found • large sack oontsining pieces of print, some red !kat, and some to all of which Mr. Ackerman also identified. Witness took posesseion of the propert, and proceeded with last witness to a beerahop , when , they feud Hart and took him into melody. THE Corroborative evidence was given, and the prisoners, who reserved their defence, were committed to Newgate for trial CROWDING AT THE THEATRES. TO TEI EDITOR OP TEI 111PR188. Bra, —What manager will try and remedy the crushing that nightly takes plate at our theatre doors? How easy it would be to have a pat-box, of easy Recess from outside the theatre, opened one hour (or more) before the doers open, at which box visitors might pro. cure their checks as they arrive, so that when the doors open they have merely to present them to the check taker. Sholld one manager be bold enough to try my plan, I feel almost certain that the alteration will be so relished by the theatrical public that other managers would very soon follow in the wake.—l am, ko., London, Feb. 5, 1868. ALGERNON. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LAND. - --(THIS DAY.) Very little English wheat was on sale here to-day, most of the samples being inferior in quality, and in damp condition. Really tine dry samples were unchanged in value with a slow sale, but infenor were quite neglected, and to have effected sales a reduction of Is. to 2a. per qr. must have been submitted to. In foreign, a fair business was passing, but all second rate parcels sold on easier terms. There was a seasonable supply on offer. Marley was in limited request, and prices were barely su alt as steady in value, with a slow demand. The quantity on offer was extensive. Oats commanded a fair amount of attention, and prices remain unchanged. Beans were steady in value and demand. Peas sold slowly, on former terms. Linseed changed hands at late rates, but rapeseed was dull. Clover and other agricultural seeds were neg lected. Cakes met a dull inquiry at last Monday's cur- rendes. Town-made floor was unchanged in value, but oountry marks and inferior foreign were tending downwards. Rye was in limited request at last week's prices. Maize was dull, and prices gave way 6d. to Is. per qr. The floating grain cargo trade has ruled steady in tone, but, owing so the small number of vessels arrived the amount of business passing has been very limited. Wheat arrived bus been in fair demand on the terms current last week, but cargoes on passage or for shipment have been little inquired after. We quotell Dana nopoli, arrived, 67a. lid. to 68s. ; Garnokve, 645. ; Banat, , firs. lid. to 665. lid. per 4921h5. ; Danubian, Gls. ; Balt chick, G3e. ; Saidi, 575. per 460115. Banat, on passage, has realised to.. 3d. per 4921ba. ; Polish, GO. ; Danubian, GOs.; Seidl, So,. per 480 lbs. No maize has been on offer, but the inquiry has ruled very limited, and prices have tended downwards. Barley has been in good demand, and sales have been concluded at very full prices to a slight ad vance. Azov, arrived, has changed bands at 33e.; Ibrail, 355. 3d. ; Danubian, to be shipped, 31s. lid.: Azov. 325. ; Hungarian, :its. 9d. per 4001bs. In oats no transactioeu have been reported. Eye has been inactive, at nominally unaltered value. Seidl beans, shipping, have realised 40s. lid. per 4801 be. A fair business has been transacted in linseed at late rates, but rapeseed has ruled dulL In other produce very little has been passing. ARRIVAL or BElDA.—English: Tares, 10 ; linseed, 136 ; rapeseed, 12 ; and sundry, 218 qrs. Foreign ;—Tares, 1 9 ; linseed, 15,491; reposed, 16,565 ; maize, 5,533 ; and sundry, 1,221 qra. Paler& Par gr. I WHVAT. 1. Diu, Kent, red, to - '67 66 to 75 Do. .oe - , 67 67 to 78 Norfolk and ilacola red OM. . e. kotch potato Irlait. block 'note 24 to 33 SUSS. - • -- 66 tr. 73 —v. --. Malting to to 47 Distilling Grinding 33 to 16 MALT. Essez, Wortoik7;nd I Suffolk 62 to 69 Kingston and Wars 12 WEB grown 6O tO 57 KIK Now aiss _ _ 43 to •9 Ilazagaa •-- 40 to 42 Tick 42 to 43 NAITOW Mims 46 1... 54 PIM. It to 44 46 to 47 44 to 48 44 to 48 nook. Town made, per 290 GO to 24 Household 64 to 62 Country Norfolk sad Suffolk, ex ship 49 to f.O 191 Only _ _ Maple White Hollers si.susa, aid — :a t• is . potato Soaeh, hod rosin,. Par Qr. I Per Qr. a a I OM a • Danhh sod awLilldi 27 to 31 Damian 81 , ANA WIIVAT„ Doable awl Yoe* borg god,K.k d Meckleu- NITR 7l to to Donbdi Russian. hard 6! 74 to 67 Ambit ERlPtian PLAs If , „ 4! to 46 4! 10 43 ---. aott Ame;icass. red •• whits 8411.37. ISldto 46 to 47 3.1 to 371 Yellow 49 to 421 YLooR. 41 to 43; Flencb. per auk .... fit to RS 44.473. I Spanlah „ .... at to 48 brewing Dutch I.:edit:4r O4 to Ts • Canadian ~ .. $0 to 30 ARRIVAL WATKIt: 4 C IW ORAIN. itc.. 1N714 LONDON BY LAND AND ARRIAGE. FROM FEB. 3 TO FEB. 8, ROTH I NC LUSIV E. iwn.atil Bartel_ mai 1 - oiii%wraiii — FeasTlitTerr I gra. .4ra lon gra 'on qrs. brit mica _'•.1.1 / 14' 4 / 1,/W:06;0 1 617 3.3 .. 19440 .. , 72 1 /047 fliindlnst Distilliog Malting . /Wish smirk ....I . ... I 110 .. • .. 5 012 , i 444 t , :47s 17408 10121 OSI I 246 . 72 .2.412 LIVERPOOL an-roN MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (sr TELICOBAPII.) frame ova own coaaviromorr.) The market improved in tone ; prices id. to ;d. dearer. saes I.n , bably 1r,,000 to 20,000 bales. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) lii Alt.—The market coatinues in the same quiet state as lest week foe both raw and refined. Curvet:, -The market Is steady but quiet, partly owing to numerous public Liles advertised for the present week. TEA.—Th , re appears to be rather more disposition to firdtse at steady prices. About '3,000 packages of teas will be offered in public sale to-morrow. klatrperag.-7.00 bags sold at ills, td. for refraction 7.. Rice and Itru.—No sales reported. COTTON. —The market continues very active, upwards of 7,000 bales sold since Friday, at Ad. to !tl. per lb. advance. SIIELLAC.—A parcel of European liver sold at Ibis. litinGo.—The quarterly sales of E.est India are progress• ing with spirit at shout Pd. to la advance on last sales' priors. TALLOW MARILET.—{THIS DAY.) The market u firm. Town tallow, 41s. 9d. ; Peters. hum T. C. on the spot, 425. 3d.; Januaq to March, 42e. 3d. ; March, 425. Ikl. ; October to December, 435. bd. PARTICULA3.B OF TALLOW - - Stock ea land tkla day ..easks • Nitrify last week 0.039 1 42,591 36,632 93.729 I 2,015 2,525 1,804 2.244 61,734 191.977 71,769 67.427 19 1,592 31 796 73.751 , 92,067 80,00 79.4 23 a. d. d • d ad. ad. Ld. .41 C 46 9 . 439 416 '44 3 47 • 45 9 43 9 Ditto . trem let J one Arrival bat week Ditto from let Jose Pere T.C. ow 94 thit daY DM* Tows last Pedal' .arrival for the week mks& Yeh. 18 I'4 year 100 ovalak and delivery. 1,511 wakes TM arrival last week comprised 7Sti caaki Aaatk _ METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. Although the supply of beasts is much smaller than on Monday last it exceeds the demand. Trade is very dull and lower prices are, on the average, submitted to. There are also a few more sheep, but trade is active and chobest qualities bare advanced a little. Good calves are still soiree cud dear. Our foreign supply consists of 750 beasts, I,*.Nio sheep, 100 calves, and 10 pigs. From Scotland, there are 401 beasts ; Ireland, 2:10 ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,100 ; and 869 from the Northern and Midland counties. Per stone of Siba ad. •d. I Per 14004 or idea a a a 4. Best Scot., tiered& 484 10 ; Best Dnsallt.bdaSh 0 0 Beet Short-horns 4 4 4 8, Beet Leetorools.... 4 5 0 Second qua. lords 263 4 I Do. do. Meru.... 0 0 0 Calves I 904 11 6 6 Doaamf4wid• 3 6 0 4 6 4 8 , 1... D0t. do. Morn—. 0 0 0 0 0 0 Beast, at market, 3,460 ; sheep and lambs, 16,490; calves, 106. Am. 300. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yaws. Pattenden and Smith report the trade continues very quiet, the demand being almost entirely limited to the best descriptions, and these meet but a slow Isle at prices in favour of the purchaser. - A WIDOW'S CLAIM to DOWZIL—At the County Palatine Court of Chancery, St. George's-ball, on Wednes day, before Mr. W. M. James, • nice point arose during the hearing of a case, Smalley r. Rippon. The question was whether the estate of • person dying intestate wee by law applicable to the payment of his ordinary debts in pre cedence of the widow s right to dower. The deceased, at the time of his death, was posesesed of an seats upon which there existed a mortgage of 2,500/. The sale was effected for 3,300 L, but the debts were more than sufficient to swallow up the balance. Dr. Panichurst, for the widow, contended that her rights to dower (the existence of which was discerned upon investigation of the title, but which it was alleged had been disposed of by an a mint with the plaintiff whereby she was to reesiv r e l lt oat of the sale proceeds) remained Intact, Irrespective at the claims of her husband's creditors. In unmet of this view he cited the eases of and r. Hyatt OD fforma). end Jones e. Jones (4 Ray sad Jobneen's nmeetoi, whisk were parallel with the present. The VieeOlimaesUor said he was so satisfied upon the pellet that he bad or hesitation in making an ardor is favour of the widow.— himpool EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1868. SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) ORDINARY MARE IL IPt I ZANairAss p AID STOCIA. on Saturday. Ogidasii• Orabe Gamll DebllaaadMillastiaael _ _ _ _ ler 617 - 4 s dir Do. Serb =writ Warlord asisoi Ord. Do. 1. Aro M., No.Ol OrearlforDied Do.A A7llll. MO aV. 111-1 Do.BlWOpa.tfyr4Bl Do. Ord. Dot. Dlv. Stoat Or. loori • Wool (In.) Do.erourVaLOsa. D. Om& Woks .... D. W. WM —.Oxford Do. Do. N o = tamouldrotY lars.Aftbro,lB.Coost Ddifelizten.idp.o. Ludas it Ifeennestn. Londen4MionthWeelven lbs. Met., Lincoln& Metropolitan Do. tatension, divi dend Op. et till IW7e Iteleopolltan Do. de. do. .... Do.* et. John'o-wood ledland Da s jive - Do. Mhz ,Porth,Dund. N. loodors—liorwick _ Do. G. N. Z. Paro ' Do. (..rtloto Do. BtockADartiog De. do.. WPM 'Nora Lmodoo —..1 I Do. do.. INC & & Welters Joan *zonise Union [Son* Lateen _ _ Ilininon.Wokingtiounolos Taff Vale —......__' Waterteedkt Kilkenny IWaterino & Whitelia Per Qt 103i1r et MO 00 16 011 sn 100 WO di 66. 40 toilßoil a 100 an UN ell 100 all • I WI L" lir' I I f;i N.. 1100 No , Oh. I RANIC4. Tor TT TO 3 Tae To II 30 4 tie 11 100 101 30 1 1 1 11 16 100 110 110 311 124/ 10 88 88 lie 18iµ 4$ 44 id 108 110 100 101 10e 107 76 77 Mk tee 105} 104 83 61 96 93 130 114 184 136 It 4 116. — i -- ii pra' 69 61 109 111 63i 691 64 46 711 71f ' ' 10 150 pee I.i - ii.ii 76 I 61 1r i 8 cli 11 110{ 10 I 4! del e—: IS 5 1 6 1 112 I 87 44 110 81 1001 100 1 06 1 i I 11 4 _ 106 i 71 1 -.. 101 i Doi 5 1091 } 96h b 1061 iDm 101 In 101 100} I i O lOl 4ll 00 Pd I (1. pelvic 1 gales. Sl . zd si Jim 17 Is I 400swo , to Ars Beat -.., all 10 Dn. B. 1 • So Albion 15 4616 100 AW ue. Lolld 1 10 100,000 10 An& Austrian ' 11 40,000 10 Amis. Egyptian (Lim.) ! ali 20,600 10 Alien Italian (Li d) 10 10,000 .0 Australasia alll IEIOO 10 Banta British Columbia. 11,500 10 ' Do. New, lannwl Ilona' WOO , ae, le SD of rapt , Bank of Clain (lAnai,ed) 10 NAM , 10 Bank of New Zoslasd 1 10 10,000; 50 , British N. Ameries 46,000 .SO C. Bk. India, A China' all 1111,000 . Chat liar. of India, Ike.' al/ 40,000 10 City - 11 , UAW 0 Colonial IIS 200,600 1 10 0 Consolidaad Bank (101 4 10,000. 60 Mad London (Undi d lSOM: 60 Rastas ElehangslLio 1 5 1 10,660 10 EngUsb and Amoriesn 1 10 60,000 10 Ano.hankg.d.,....sir4 10 1 MON 60 Reiellent.dt Ansl Chard fin! 6000 , zsy llongliongdelias.oorp all 6,000 281 Do. Now . 1 61 tam* . Imperial Bank - (Lin;l2; 11 .. Y. 105,600 10 • tressed Ottoman _ 14 I 6,000 fl ' lonian 111 6,000 Y.O. b.. New .. . . 1110,040 2.... Landllert. bk. 4 0000001 100 Duly... Deb.,1564,3err ail 10.000 64 • fon.Bk.of Ilearotte.(L: 10 11.000 . 100 Loudon and Brasilia._ 66 moue 10. Do. New 5,000 100, Loudon& alvarflataiL) . at skooo 20 Do. do. do to 60,000 • 10 I Loa. Ch. Bank of AuasrL all 11.6001 60 Lrodoo mkt Comity.. 00 10,600'20 I Do. Now la. at 20 i..115d 4 1 1 E0401 00 Amato.. !Mot ISO& 6,000 60 I Do.liew la.lolp. aD pd. 16 WON 10 Dade° t South 1111.01 .11 10,000 Ha 'Loa. a &Wl...Wail/to.; 10 6000 60 Louden 11! 60,1100 100 I London et Wiatininsier. 10 60,0e0 100 D0.1....101.p.n0us paid 10 16,060 106 I lierchant Bank (Ida.) , 21 66.000 68 116,06011101148006n4L. 1 1111 10,000 10 Nalsunalitla IDwiliod l , 611 6000 100 ; Midland Bank (Lm.) 00,000 ; Ndional of Arairalada 4 16,000 101 1 National of La I. IA 10,000 ,N. 4.a of •1 0 KOOS 11 I Do. tad * 384 11 060 0 0 60 1 N 6110061 Bank 10 011,000 IN 1 New South 60,008 10 ' North ........... 71 60,000 st I °mow Bank Corpora ali 26,110 60 Roan. Baoldneorp.(l.l 10 110,000 1001 rroase. 4 lals 4000. 10' Do. do. New.... MI 111.000 SI South AnsfroKs- - .01 11,061100 sta.& & & Aii4; .. 16 16,000 ,100 I Do. do. Ln at pm. la 4EOOO . Union ad Amtrak - ali KIM 100 17n0on of Ireland (Um.) U 01010 an I vela% al Loodnn _ 16 Ii 4! to 43 at to 47 gib! e6BB I 11 16 M IS R ilI 48 LO 17i 19i Ite Etti - tl.e! 4 2 dill di. 17 i r d• , pm 17 IS 1 0i414 234 244 dim so s 4 8 G di. DO £ dill 5 4i,1141 Owe D Pu. 84 St 64 I is is zell, 13 S. 1 i 2,31 - it 71 - 11 171 9 6-.6 10: In - .Z = 414 Y - 7 - Z ail fed I? 6) id Ca i it St le Mr. ,. 1•1 4 44. IP 7 Wi lli 7 Ili id In as Mt al a a I -_. , 7 die, Mal 6"; at .7.: .I .31 34" d _l4 Ito. I a. i MINIM. O. prim. 1 Web. t a Pa 147 pis Diu Na 1 r 4.1 ilk no 100 110 ii, IN IN woo us . . in ia: us 50, NO 00,000 110 100.000 110 MAIO lel KM lel I*ooll 105 100,001 100 15,000 100 %Ts Om. Ger.llp. I L E 11. 41. De.4lperoOleste Da Spiral he. am , ai lr et. LEL kft - li 11l OS 1000 100 1,1 Se 07 Si ST WS 100 a n t i 1 a 0) 116 107 110 071 101151 10 101 1111 114 Ns 106 116 107 WI 100 10 111 105 107 100 100 Se 101 901 - 14 illl2ll II pm !zd 6 4 0-16 - LI _a MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) oal o'Orocx. In the Stock Exchange to-day the dealings con sist principally of sales, and the general course of prices is rather unfavourable. The continental advises are !evaded as satisfactory ; but the flow of gold from the Bank to the Continent has led to numerous transactions for a fall. Consols were freely offered at the commencement of business, and were dealt in as low as 93. A recovery has since taken place to the closing quotation of Saturday upon purchases to close speculative accounti, but the tendency of the market at the moment is not satisfactory. With regard to railway stocks the chief reduction is in Caledonian, Great Eastern, and Brighton. Foreign stocks are comparatively steady. Italia& of 1861 are in gond demand, at an improvement. United I States 5-20 Bonds show flatness. There is very little demand for money to-day, and choice bill; are taken freely at 11 per cent. LOMB are offered in the Stock Exchange at to 1 per cent. Consols are quoted 94 to for money and . _ the account (March 5), and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 93} to }. Railway stocks are flat and lower in several cases. Great Eastern has declined # per cent. ; Caledo nian and Brighton, g ; and Great Western and Midland, A. York and North Midland, however, is per cent. better, at 98 to 99. Annezed are the quotations :—Metropolitan, 109# to 4 ; Great Western, 4434 to g; London and North Western, 1181 to g ; Midland, 1061 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 126} to 127 ; Calcdonisui, 76i to 76 ; South Eastern, 71A to g ; Great Eastern, 29a to 4 ; Great Northern, 109 to 110 ; ditto A, ilCti to i ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 18} to ; North British, 35i to Jr ; Brighton, 451 to 46 ; and Ber- wick, 1051 to 101i~. Canadian Railway shame are steady. Great Western are quoted 161 to and Grand Trunk, 15i to 1. _ _ _ . As regards foreign stocks, Italian of 1861 aro better, at 43} to 44/, while Chilian of 1867 and Spanish New Three per Cents. have declined Ito 1, viz., to 881 to and 36/ to 1 respec tively. Turkish of 1862 aro quoted 611 to 621 ; ditto Five per Cents, of 1863, 32/ to 331 ; ditto Six per Cents., 54 to ; Greek, 13 to ; Portuguese scrip, to prem., ex div. ; Rus sian of 1864, 881 to 891 ; Pacha Loan, 761 to 2 ; Egyptian of 1864, 911 to 92 ; Mexican, 16 to ; and Peruvian of 1865, 76/ to 77j. There is not much business in American secu rities. The 5-20 bonds have declined 1, viz., to 711 t, 1, but Erie and Illinois Central railway shares are unchanged, at 471 to and 871 to 881, respectively. Bank shares meet with some inquiry. London and Westminster are at 61 to 68i ; Union of Lon don, 34 to 35, being 10s. better ; Alliance, 12} to 11 die. ; Imperial Ottoman, to die. ; Oriental Corporation, 42 to 43 ; and London and County, 52 to 54. A special meeting of the Australian Agricultural Company will be held on the 25th inst. HALF-PAST Owe O'CLOCIL. Consols are unaltered, but some of the foreign bonds, including Turkish of 1865, Spanish New Three per Cents., Italian of 1861, and Mexi can, are a per cent. lower. In the railway market, Metropolitan stock has fallen f it per cent., and London and North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire, I ; while Caledonian, Great Eastern, and Berwick have improved , to HALT-PANT THREE 01.:LOC:Z. Co:isols are steady, at 93k to 1 for money and the account. There is no important change ii railway stocks and foreign bomb, but the tendency of prices is rather dull. About 86,0001. in bar gold has been withdrawn from the Bank for the Continent. At Paris to-day the Three per Cont. Rentes opened at tidfr. 85c. for the account, being I per cent, better. The annual meeting of the East Lincolnshire Railway Company is convened for the 21st inst. A general meeting of the Dublin and Meath ' Railway enmpany is called for the 27th inst. The particulars are published of a number of Bonds of the Imperial Moorish Loan of 1862, which were drawn by lot on the 7th inst., and are to be paid off at par on the 2 nd of Marc. The light portion of the mails from Calcutta. China, and Australia is expected to be distributed is London on the 12th inst. We have received a copy of the prospectus of the "Clerks' Supply Association," the object of which is to " supply to its members all household com modifies at the wholesale price." It is not a com pany, but the members joining are to pay a sub eenption. Temporary stores have been taken in Little Winchesteretreet, and business is to be commenced on the 4th of March. With reference to the iron trade, Ryland's Circular of Saturday remarks as follows : A wholesome feeling of improvement marks the iron trade generally this week, and has given • tone to prices, which heretofore have hardly borne the extreme tension of necessity. Makers, mannfactoren merchants, and con sumers alike show more cheerfulness, and even the long disheartened broker is brightening, and becomes brisker at the prospect of a hope of " a rally." We trace in oar own correspondence, and in that of others to which we have been permitted access, an expression of greater comfort and satisfaction. Prices of corn are settling down, as we anti cipated ; the suggested fear of shortness of supply during the iuterval between the last and coming harvest being proved groundless ; so that an important change in the home trade may justifiably be expected. Abroad there is everywhere talk of peace, and ass to urance of • devotion of continental sovereigns commercial development of the great nations whose destinies they rule. Quite certain it is that if the sovereigns do net do this for the nations, the nations will very speedily do it for themselves, and do without the 'overtaxes. Already the feeling of the artisan classes against war has made itself forcibly felt in Fran., Prussia, and Austria, while in Russia the landed interest have brought a peso sure to bear upon the Cur towards braways and roads for carrying grain to seaports, which los found it imp«. sible either to control or resist. Something of the same kind is occurring in India in relation to the necessity of works of irrigation, • first duty of Eastern governors too long postponed on weak pretences of poverty, being set on foot without further delay by the Indies government. Pip are decidedly firmer—in the South, perhaps, because the advance in materials, equal to 35 per cent. in the twelve months, precludes making or gelling cheaper—and in the North, u well from abbreviatedproduction as from stiffness of makers is paudmt with pip for deliveries, unless accompanied by 619. 'Middlesborough meetings, which now open the week, have as yet partaken too strongly of that kind of relf-encouragement which once led to • society for the mutual presentation of pieces of plate to the members ; bat some business was really done ' this week, and a clue of transactions instituted which show that the Tuesday in the North may grow into an ad venture'« Institution. Scotch pigs are struggling up wards. Prise was I lower than yesterday. Turkish of 1864 and 1865 (Six per Ceuta. declined 1 per cant. ; Portuguese, I ; the scrip, ; Brazilian of 1866, I ; Mexican, to I ; sad Spanish New Three per Cents. and Italian of 1861, k. Egyptian Nine per Cents., however, were in active request, and ad vanced 1I per cent. Several of the •• Seven per Cent. Loans were also I to 1 percent. higher ; Colombian, 1 ; Russian of 1859, Turkish of 1858 and 1862, Chilian of 1867, and Russian of 1862, b ; and Turkish of 1866 (Five per Cents.), !MINES-{TRIG DAY.) ONI o'Osoca. There is a somewhat increased demand for British mining shares to-day, owing to the better tone of the metal market. Prince of Wales are quoted 3k to 1 ; Chiverton Moor, 51 to ; Great 'V' or, 19 to 20 ; Clifford, 6} to 1r ; East Lovell, to I ; New Lovell, 10s. to lbs. ; Sa-ay Park, 31 to ,3 ; Wheal Seton, 86 to 90 ; West Caradon, to 11 ; North Crotty, 2h to ; and East Basset, 12 to 13. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady, at the following prices ; viz :—St. John del Rey, 21 to 23 ; Don Pedro, 2} to prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, par to prem. ; Pasta rens, dis, to prem. ; Chontales, dis. to pram. ; Roma Grande, par to poem. ; par to prem. ; United Mexican, 11 to I ; Frontino and Bolivia, to 1 ; Port Phillip, 11 to 4, ex div. ; Central Ameri can, dim. to par; and Anglo-Argentine, Ito it pram. Through the "Mining Association (Limited)" the prospectus has been issued of the Australian United Gold Mining Company (Limited), the ob ject of which is to purchase and work " the Central and Duke of Cornwall Gold Mines situate in the mining division of Fryer's Creek in the colony of Victoria, Australia." The purchase-money is to be 12,0001. in cash, and 5,200 fully paid up shares of 21. 10s. each. The capital proposed is 50,0001., in 20,000 shares of 21. 10a. each, and the number for which applications are now invited is 11,404. BETTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) 2.30 r.r. Business very brisk to-day, the Lino)bullies Handicap especially provoking a large =omit of specu lation. For this race half-a-dozen homes were backed to win considerable amount. at about 100 to 6 each. Com paratively little was done on the Grant National, and there was no particular change. Prices as under-mea -1 tioned : LINCOLNSHIRX HANDICAP. 10 to 1 opt Crar (t Y off) 100 to 6 Purveyor (t f) lOU to 6 lisaby (t f) 101.1 to 6 King Charming (I) 100 to 6 indigeition 20 to 1 Rhino Wine (t) 21) to 1 Mount Palatine (t) L'U to I Moleskin (t) 20 to 1 Cauthleen (off) 100 to 3 Midwife (t) 100 to 3 Feodor (off) NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES. 25 to 1 agst Dianthus (t) LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL. 1000 to NU mat Fan (off) 10U to 7 Tennyson (t and off) 15 to 1 Daisy (t) 11 to 1 Twieulanum (off) _•i to 1 Thalanina (t) :Ai to 1 Captain Croaatree (t) to 1 Chimney Sweep (1) :4; to 1 Port Royal (off) CHESTER CUP. 100 to 3 apt Weather Star (t) TWO THOUSAND GI , INEAS. to I apt Formosa (off) 8 to 1 Noe (off) 100 to S Typhoeus (off) 180 to i; Green Sleeve (t) 211 to 1 Blue Gown (off) 7ta) to 400 apt Sir J. Hawley's lot (t) DERBY. 17 to 1 opt The Earl (t) to 1 Blue Cown (t) 4.1 to 1 BAnditto Ito, to 1 hlichael de nano (off) COAL MARKET.—(TIITS DAY.) Walls End South Hetton, 17s. 6,1.; Walls End Original Hartlepool, Pic ; Walls End earadoe, 16s. 6d.; Walls End Eden Main, 15s. I'd.: Walls Had Tliotps, I:mi. 6d.; Brance peth Cannel, Ins. hl. ; Mum, • West Hartley, Ma. Ikt. ; Wylam Moor, 1.11. Gil.; Buddies Hai fey, 15s. Q.—Ships at market, !.5 ; nt sea, 15. b 7. - ePt. 111.4! loi' Fe. uscials M. ammo, yrs Us. 187* De. UV D. INI olboarne Corp.,6 • N0v.,16/3746.. 11•11111111wo"....ip.SUO. D. do. Mdy&Nov Now Divaa.Gov.4lporol Sow Booth Webs Gov.. p. 6n1,1871 to MG Ds. p. LION le 1.611 , D0.fp.0.e.1867 to 1871 Dry lisibiod epee mat D. Spar beet D. • per on& law D0.da.1.01 JoRNIVo, ,000 100 He OS* 1, 0 41:1 10 1,000 100 kll4O 100 1, 100 /,00C 110 1,400 140 1,001 100 el l 000 IN 5,000 100 0 .204 100 7,4E4 101 MN lei 10 2.000 100 0. 10 ,00 100 EZl;;;Tittc" p.c.,1& serka,!?ll 1f04 11 6;; 66 061.:Z;iii Ditto 6 pot ant. 188 6 Qesarked 007. 1 p. I L %Analeoa.4 De. UM and +mania 1 samanian,6p ct., 1896 flaear.fp. G.Jas. Jab Da. 1111). 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I inked st 130387 A BS. 1008* Pk n+,83485. 259,788 1000000 BS. 104 10G 90 101 SK 100 104 IM 104 104 100 110 100 106 1 110 111 111 e 6111 /AI'S. .... 1016 14• 16 ite ill /1 II disl 2} 2 3 3 121, 1 II 21 22 .. I = =_ du; 0 I 19 14 :ii 0 4 11 9 axdwi II 3 3 5 56 14 9 83 7' ge 14* 19 11 C 1 2 ,!I 1 414. - 4 p.c. Yer.&64i 100 O. Nthn.4 p.c. Jos.& J G.Wita —W. 11.-04., p. Cl., Jan. & Jal7 .... 1 100 , Laso.&Yk.4p.e.Jao.4lol7 100 Lee. IkillL4p.c.Jaa.2Jl7 100 100 Do. ftp.e. Jaw& July 100 L.&11.W.4p.0. lint July 100 litelland,4p.e.Jait.aJaly 100 N. Drltlah, K. P. & D.8.,1 p. et., Tab. & W.Batro.,4p.e.JaiLLlaly Ac01.N.L.4 luo tsuclus. 4e. I DATA I N 88,4111 Bt. 11,07%110 10.1.40?1, el 111 lifi Od 90 913 10 95 96 96 100} geigi ... 107 94 lon 41 IOSI I 1101 1111 3i. least Lad West InOla .1100 Ist HS 0& ondon 684140thorla. 00 I 48 60 6 leo Deb. 84. 4p. feel all I 1114 Osaanor . ol6l —'loo I _ 110. 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I by nookaa no.. . en Pow Dawns, iiii.l all Da. do. Wired at iall =Tr 0 26 ) 4 IladalDrad oi lans dagaslA T p.m". aka Paulo Liao aLluoYaa. Dae. A l'ilig4l oa=it aD =TMIIikIIPDPOL AIM W.L.Swib 100 10 10). N TI Ili 4 IS IT IT to 82 Si 21 VS II t. lie li TS Ti 0 0 It 12 1 11 1 0 0 le 2 0 N 31J a .. I l : aif PROVINCIAL SHIRR MARXRPS. ILlVlltroot. Yr.a. S.-Salos today: Caledonian. 771; P I ;- Great Eastern, 51.1 24 . 4 i t-tireat Wetter.. .with Nabs', :11111 \,.11h c.,ten., lisi and Lim...8.1,1re, 4.., ad..-11ctropoltuiu, 10:11 10.; 2 -North british, ..41 4-South Lsatern, 7.4 -Brest rattan, ,E. rt. n t., 1 ;SI Ditto •ditto 5 per rent., 2 , eln Central, -. I Book, 2 1-Liverpool awl London 1,1111 biol. Fire and Life p -11sritins. Insurance , ;411. d. -4rneen Insorance. I let -Royal Insurance, p -British and Irish Magnetic leidwraph Assoctation 'Limited . 174 ad. 11A11.211k4 21111. 3.-11:arket opened with lower priers, and •11.14 hub busitteet wi .10ina, but chess th a littlo wore firmness 200 100 , 7:1 14 ; -.lonstitklated Batik : !melted I p.-Great K.striu, 31 so; 1 i ; ; ; ; ; 2- 11rcat Luiciolsoint. tii--Brest Northern A, 1101-Lancashire rent Yorkshire, 12111 -Lond... and North Western. 114; 4-11ancheeter, itheeeld, and Lliorollsahlro, 431-Metn.peallao, 1091-Mkllatool, 104 — North British, 352-South Kasten., 7.; 1 4-Ter/Atli Mee per Louts., ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL. —The special services under the dome were continued hat night. Hundreds were unable to gain admission to the cathedral. The prayers were intoned by the Rev. F. Calvert, and the lessees were read by the Rev. Canon Dale. The anthem was, "Keepwo beseech thee, 0 Lord," by the late Mr. Buckland, the former leader of the choir. The preacher for the evening was the Right Rev. Dr. Fulford, Bishop of Montreal and Metro politan of Camels, who chose u his text Genesis, let chap. v. 1,2, 3, " In the beginning God created the heavens awl the earth." The bishop remarked that it was the day when the church, according to her seams., recommenced the reading of the Scriptures, end our familiarity with thou should not lead us to overlook the great and important tenths wi'h which every page was instinct. The re searches of science had thrown much light on the earlier history of the world ; but there was nothing in whet had thus been learnt that wu inconsistent with the truth of the Bible inventive. There was little doubt that the crea tion of man did not take place at the first stage of the earth's formation, but many thousand years elapsed during which it was inhabited by many strange creatures, and when it underwent extraordinary changes and violent con vulsions, before God proceeded to the accomplishment of his great pis the creation of man. After quoting Bishop 's " Meditations on the Creation," the preacher proceeded to show that as the creation of the world was patient and progenitive, when it might have been accomplished immediately, so in the spiritual regeneration of man a like progreadve course was adopted. I Although 1,800 years had elapsed since the proclamation of the Gospel . , yet there was still a vast portion of tho world where its *round had not been heard. Although 6,000 years had elapsed since the creation of man, there ; were immense areas still uninhabited. Thu faithful could, 1 however, look forward to the time when all that wee good for them would be revealed. But the church would not ; flourish, if, in soiW of all difficulties, it lost its missionary 1 character. At the present time, when so much had been I done abroad, there had been an unprecedented activity in • good works at home. The serums neat Sudsy evening will be preached by the Ray. Edward Parry, rector of detect Dienton an TT is —The climate, and the height above the sea, prohibit the growth of wheat : but potatoes, oats, and barley, end artificial grasses, and with them the usual oornlield weeds (followed by the partridge, which is said to have been unknown is Deese le forty years ago), are abbs their way slowly up the banks of Dye ; and win, inanother half-century, cover large tracts of strath, which i are now useless heather. But it is not by crops, corn or even by artifloiel paste , that the trul capabilities of SATURDAY 21111MTISe. • such • deport can be cellsd oat : but_ by the planting of (at the noble shoots of the 'rya elm, for instance, by the Consols, which closed yesterday at 93, timber. No one can glance at the Balmoral plantations i nions aale bei st d i ce bers on sidis the road itseu to ) A w brg u Ll t die, or th tha e t h . us Tu . , - " buyers," both for money and the bth of March, opened this morning at 931 to I, and closed at in the valleys, the timber tress of le leebed will lee to }. The Three per Vents . Reduced and Now Three per Cents, were quoted at 1 o'clock 93i. sen ; and that the only teases for their abuses is, Tbe timid business report is es fellows :—Three that they have never got so far. Foreign trees there are, per Cleat, Consols, for money, 93i, 1 :ditto , for tee, to plenty, from the Minimal* ease, will' b hays been A introduced at Bahnoral • and there are many more nodes WM Unt " o 94 i ; Th„e_ll. per Ceß„ta 4Ralice ... d 2.l 3 l 2 : 4 % ; yet untried, sad, it may be , yet undiscovered , whether New.. T hree per C e n ts , 931, i ; Bank St o ok , ~... ;in North America or in North Asia, which might profitably Imam Stock , 2 1 5 , ditto our per Oast, j o l t replies tha dark, monotonous , and oe the whole unprefit ditto Five per Cent. " enfsoed" rupee paper, 1 • ' ebb Dr which has eo long reigned exclusive over the kills. Indian government securities were quiet, but -T"— used., as they fall , now ramie Is many Vote to derrel nate for want of their proper nourishment : and the .. tirso. I hanged soil demands a change of crop, from needle- Exchequer Bills remain at Ms. to e 5 rem. 1 leaved to broad-leaved Dew rat us that in this, as Some of the foreign stocks gav way to-dsy, 'la maity other things, the Prises Oens's ems* will be upon realisations. The Viceroy of Eirot's loan was f o l lowed ( and th at another rwenttiew may sr the shorn in good demand is the innining, za ~...t . per 0 .4. at Gies ?sear, sad Um still awful savegenses of but r Bellaeldmie, bv • sad ISOM elseerfal, eere., teleteseekee being( reported at 774:0 well as moan valuable vegetation, boseewed item Aar towards the aloes sales were made, end the closing Iles across the see. — Praxes Nsearins for Misery. I I% I ti 001111. II Il 4 7-10 o ne i 1