The Express. — London, England, 1862-03-06 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCZ. (TRD3 DAY.) el tURT OF PROBATI AND Divoßwe. (Before the ledge Ordlamy.) igcsaduas ir. 11011M00oos LSD M 000& , e !ab i de, Q.C., Mr. Kerslake. Q.C.. sad I. Vohs ~•• t.v the peiticirer ; Dr. Phillirnose. Q.C., ad Dr. " ai de. for the rameadest ; Mr. Masinley, 40., .011 Mr Turner log the co-respondeise„ The main fade in thia case have been very fay ~/ . .vied on a suit for the restitution of eels .b s hel t • toed on the sth ult., but in which e j alaredb pd i .,.., rod 1.,. decision. The petitioner. Mr. Thos. Procter , ..chs, i.t he -.roof a impeccable wino merchant at Y savisalk. ii, .w eia.ut 21 year. of age. In IS% he made the rieresielh . a; ..4., MI is thumb Marie (Wellman, the daughter el ma ~.aw , e. eelow then residing at Yarmouth. She was • har a shoat honest age, and they were married on the lt d ~‘ , N N. Iml:41. She had a fortune of about 1,000(., WY& •A • nettled owe her to her own separate um. The peeler NA of the brat, veer was spent by the young ample MI the ime of Mrs. Coleman, bet the petitioner having at length .. el ,leital his studies, passed as • solicitor, and re. L .... 4 to Stalharn, in the county of Norfolk, , small towe about tensity-four miles from Yar ,..th, b e begas boainem as a solicitor. He and his wife ~... e riernanls made the acquaintance of the corespond ,...i...%lr. Boardman Charles Klimek, the son and partner of , •.ne And spirit merchant, at Statham, with whom Mrs. P0r00,...hs was accused of having committed adultery. He is . . .!...,. soling nun, bin age ming now about al. The reapon d stst:oth dread the orenoe imputed to them, and MrS. Bur rash% further charged her husband with adultery cone. , iie d be him with three different women—Sarah West. F . 1,,., ithirkbern. sad Ellen Reed. The petitioner claimed the tun, of I.OOW. by way of disuses from the cores pork/It. %%ores were celled who repeals' the evidence given e t the loaner trial to prove Mr. Sikock's habit of haunt. log th e s marm?' house ; sad the familiarities which were ...I to h a re prod in the segewier of MO between the Tr "indium while Mr.. flarroeglag wee paying • visit at the tome of • Me.. Crick at Varmestla It will be remembered that the evidsoon on this paid was that Mr. Blenchhad mile/ es kw ego sight whGe the Mimes Crick were out at go ; that As had pat on Mies Crick's cloak end bat, and had mildest with him for somas time. That when yes Crick mate home the servant stepped oat and apprised her of the fad, that Mrs. Burroughs asked her to let her in ~ e b e back doer, because, sits said, the did not want Miss tridi to amebae with Mr. Sikock ; that the servant accord. iarpy reteraed to Brahman &adopted the back door for her; widths! L. Ifileacit, Masa be took his leave, kissed her, sod re the did lisLarrows. At the previous trial Mr. Alcoa amid the bas, sail mid ad be did give the girl gm bilfmowo. merely beams he bed bees to the beam geed times without mak* heresy pronat. The Rm. Joseph White, the maw of Statham, also re =hi previous evidence, namely, that ea the 16th of PO. he called at the house of the petitioner on besiessi. He hail left the vicarage between three and four ideal ia the afternoon. The vicarage wee about • mile dated ; sod he had made some calls previously. Mr. Bur ! Arks ant being at home, he left a messes with the sec t. Helen Kent, at the back door. Then he went en ,e.l to the front door; and the door being wide be walked in without knocking, and opening :-, dein:rose door, which was on the right of ..-.• 'usage, stepped into the room. The witness then de. a ::!.e.l. the Mate to which be found the respondents toge ther Witness was so endued that he did not know what terse, but he at length left a message with the respondent is her husband to come to the moarage on the following serving and left the bones. Br Dr. Phillimove—Had milled on Mr. Burroughs to ask kw "pinion on some parish matters. Helen Kent bad told Slam that Mrs. Burroughs was at home, and it occurred to bet that he might as well leave the message with her as with the servant. Did not think it right to enter by the beck doer when calling on the lady of the bus. Generally knocked at the door with • stick ; but did not knock that day bemuse he was either in a harry. Ilelen Kent came into the room by ano tkierdoor almost simultaneously with the witness. Had weer mentioned to the reepoodent what he bad seen. She was is March, 1860, • district visitor of the parish, and con tinual to bean till some time in November. She was • constant staredeat at the church ; and she frequently called at the vicarage. Never spoke to Mr. Sdcock about what he had stria. He also attended the church; but except on one oc. mita, the 21st of August. he never entered the vicarage she the 16th of Marsh. Even that was assist tie wish of wawa.. It was at • committee eseting el the Stallito Rending Society. Never wait to a cessnitM• meals at the eo-respondent's house. Had awe sleysl sipper at a relellm of the co-respondent, and 11111 111114upimmirot was eM. there. Mei:limed all that lop lad las be Mr. Band& os the 20th of Nov. Two soalis Aar the ossorroso So Sol asked witness what be :Mitase see dile nblis. ef hie wife 'Hs thetas ysigemaserisygeilty. Mr. Wraps slintsd that if wale else had made mai as be wield have presereted him for defasstbs after tad wheels bald hie teems& Considered that Haim Lot wee adios le eelletion with her mistress.. Veld Mr. Btirmaghe se is May. Cave as hi moms be thiskieg se that there was always • le her admitting bits when he called at the house, butt welly formed his opinion of her from what lad taken platy in March. Mrs. Burroughs often came to the vi enrage as a "Hied," in witness. opinion. She generally took an op , postunity of coming when wises was out. By Mr. Msuaulay—She had only been three times to the vicarage by invitation since March —once in May, another time ate school treat, awl the third time in September. She had tome as diem as throe time • wash to see Wm White. Had aflab born to Mr. Hsmusghs after March, 1 , 44), for Mr. Ihemegbe we. adman memo law business for him. Did set now Mr. Burrower wooly, bet had borrowed money el Mr. farroughes father ea ti. 27th November, 11460. Had repaid it is wiesey. Bleptid it in three instalment', 6/., Ile., sad 341., the hot Wag December, 1061. In. withers we still under examination when we went la prem.) SHERIFFS' COURT, RED LION SqvAss. (Refer. Mr. lingler Sherif Bunten, sad a Jury.) um HIN V. NICOLLN. NO EL ACTION O! ♦ 1a11134 TIANS- ACTION. Th=e was an action hy the plaintiff, who was described al a " turf reporter," to recover UM. of the defendant, a gentleman, the owner et rues heroes, residing as Black heath. The liability was denied, and the statute of limita tion was pleaded. It appeared that about nine yews ago the plaintiff, &cooed ing t.. his eviileses,was to put 10/. cal . /rests, for the Derby, for the defvedaut, se Mr. Charlton, the jockey, told Mr. Nirolls that it would be the wiener. It happened that West Australian won the Perin. The plaintiff seal he had said the bet to a Mr. 1 /nelson. and had letters, which were reed, to the vtfert that be coukl not recover beta he bad with other persona The defence was that it was a betting tnuisactiou, and that the het could not be recovered. The defendant was and positively swore that he bed the bet with the ',tomtit, aloes, and knew oo other person jo the trausactioo. The learned railer-Sheriff told the jury that the quern- Ise was whether the lit/ wee laid out at the defendant'. rsiluest, or whether it WAS a betting transaction with 11.. 1.1 ontiff :dope, in which case the plaintiff could not Pro,Ver. Te. jury (Dual (or the plaiotirt fur the automat gLanhd. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. (Before Mr. Hamm Martin.) THE NARYLF:HONE MURDER.—SENTENCE. H. rry Pouihm, mad Moeda Crtet, who bad been convicted of the nuinelaughter of Wineott, tr, • re placed at the bar to receive the judg meet of the wort. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1F62. was esoveyed to the hospital, where the wooed was droned, but thew died elawnly alter. The rimer we kind (Away, awd soanweed hod: roan' peed newitrk. NEW COURT. (Mess Mr. Justice Keating.) Ames Miss, 25, sailor, was indicted for cutting ad wesmillwg Masan Oollias, with intent. Mr. On prosecuted. The prinecutris is one of the unfortunates herniate neighbourhood of St. Georse'sda-tbs-Miat, and the was with her in Blue.eoatAlshila, when a gravel rsa — riaes between them, and the prisoner stabbed her sowesul times about the head and arms, in a very brutal mayor. The jury found the prisoner Guilty of unlawful wounding. His Lorthhip said that the prisoner's conduct wu most brutal, nod if he bad been convicted of wounding with intent, he should have sentenced him to a long term of penal servitude ; but he should now order him to be imprisoned for IRcaleodar mouths. _ _ In the Fourth Court, the Recorder, the ow of Bar bara Wilson, who stands indicted for bigamy, wan postimed until next swim LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE NT ann.= immure.) I : DERBY IIZETING.—(THIS DAY.) likLe STAUNTON HAROLD STAKES. T.Y.C. Ramo, Radias, Attrappe-qui-pist, Ellington, and is Paine Hai f are hers HARRINGTON PLATE. Owe mile. el M safz i, here . M. htingsle, Bemjamin, Doroinie Simpson, , and k are he MIDLAND STEEPLECHASE. About 3 miles and a halt. S a t %atm. HMIs at Tails, Willoughby, Pineapple, Dubai. s. low, and Premier are here. is HURDLE RACE. Two miss. M . . te Shropshire and Ehen are here. 11. Aszmn —Little Woman, Jack's Alive, Feat Lancashire le Birdlimes, Commander, M iss Eliza, Sweet Willime, Nosepy, :::. Emily Harris. Harry, Lady of the Dale. mt. CANTERBURY ELECTION. POLLING (THUS DAY). R. OT am 64 ino minzArs.) 11. rwis.vi OCIACIL lie Se. Lyon (Laure) 406 U Jobutoni (Oonsentiv.) 373 is DEATH OP HE DUNOAN DUNBAR THE SHIP OWNEIL-(THIS DAY ) We regret to =wanes the death of Mr. Duncan ti Dunbar, the eminent shipowner, which Great took pleas this morning in a very sadden mincer, at his rename* Par- • cheater-terrace, Paddington. Shortly after 8 o'clock he was preparing to leave home for the City ore his way to the dt. ollice of the firm in Limehonse, and his servant was assist l i t ing him in patting on some article of clothing, when be and is, ' denly fell forward in a kind of fit and expired. The last Lk few days he has complained of a cold in his cheat, Mat it jir did not detain him from business, and he was at the la ' Jerusalem Callerhome as late as 4 o'clock ratan* I I! afternoon, tranmeting his affairs as usual. As may be known, Mr. Dunbar was the largest shipowner in this constry, and has died worth, it is reported, upwards of a jj million and a half. He was in his 58th year, and unmarried. The melancholy nature of his death caused quite a sensation in the City this mon- * ing. He was deputy chairman of the Ea* and i at . West India Dock Company, deputy chairman of Lloyd's si. Registry, chairman of the Local Marine Board of the tk Port of London, and a director of the Marine la al - sursoce, Chartered Bank of Australia, Imperial lamanume, * General Shipowners' Society, and other companies. He was tt • patron of the fine arta, and had a fine oollection of paint at - imp. He lately added a superior gallery to his mansion in !I Pombeeter-terrace. The bulk of his property, it is stated, iz will pus to his sisters and nieces. st. li: so. SOUTH EASTBRN RAILWAY.—(THIS DAY.) is. The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was hold at noon, at the Bridge-house Hotel, London-bridge; Mr. Biro in the chair. The roped and neeounte having been taken as read, The CsAnnuw, in moving their adoption, accounted for ffa the falling off In revenue by the depremion in trade, failure of the hop crop and dimicialied power of the people en. a . gaged in it to travel ; the war in America in some degree the is. accideot on the Brighton line in August last, which red uced N. the excursion tnmc for the rest of the mews ; and, N. lastly, the competition of the London,Chatbam, and Dover IL use. At Dover, the board were compelled to lower the farm to the standard of the competing company; and this created • ga necessity for • general reduction on other parts of the es, bee. At first he felt some sureaelnees at this, but the re- Oa suit had been satisfactory. They hid thus prevented et. traffic from leaving the hoe they had prevented comps- N tition except at points of ackal contact between the two lines ; and they bed secured • general increase in the se Dumber of penagers. He thought they might eau ga - Meetly look halliard to • continued increase of the fl• traffic with Frazee ander the operation of the treaty, and St. in the present year there would doubtless be a great in- Ns. crease in the oriatineetal traffic arising from the Exhibition. , 1 4 The mod hopeful feature, however, in the future wan the to appends of the period when the company would have • gt, Wastued winks, from which the board anticipated the revolts. peg M most lienelkielrevolts. The mono having been seconded, so Mr. HAMILTON rose, as he said, to defend himself from t the charge made against him by Captain Warren, a director, of • want all venicity. He was root by loud and perti- ga madams iatermption in spite of which he persisted St. for some time in defending himself. On proceeding to St. s of the report, he expremed his surprise that U. tC a ctiddeed sow to be declared did not correspond with i t the increased receipts. He denied that the company bad g a benefited by the recent reduction of fares. They had, he e a mid, in the lad year carried an miornious number of pas sengers to Dover sod hack for 3e. lid. The smallness of fit. the return from exeursion traffic WAS the more remarkable 84 . u. because the last mown was roe of the finest season ever r e `, knownfor such traffic, far superior to that of 1860. (Hear.) Mr. BrAsien believed that the main thing whioh had e affected the line injuriously was the competition with the N. London, Chatham, and Dover line. He complained of the t• M amount of the miscellaneous expediters, imandieg Gt. be. for • school at Ashford, which he said was the pennyworth a• of bread to an intolerable lot of malt. (Leighter.) The report having been adopted unanintowil , ands N. dividend at the rate of bee per cent. per sonata dxLnd. Si Mr. BrAglell proposed • resolution, requesting the let. directors to lacrosse the board from ten to twelve • resole- 10 „. tin to the contrary effect having — the chairman stated— ••• been passed by the directors • week ago. 17 This motion having been seconded by Mr. BIATTIL, a ga director, • discussion ensued, in the course of which the to Chairman stated, in explanation, ibm the object of the Si beard was to leave the filling up of the vacancies to the et. shareholders in August next. ea [The discussion was proceeding when our report left.] io SC 1.00 Mr. Loftus Hughes, grandson of the late fleneral Sir Loftus °tiny, hes proved the successful candidate is et. the recent exanuostioe for • clerkship in the Foreign-office. Si. RCOONATION or his HVSSY MUGOICRIDaIt. This morning the Towo Clerk of the City of London re- ; 6 ' mi.'s(' s commuoicetioo from Sir Heory Muredge,Kt., the 64 . Alderman for the Ward of Castle Bayn srd, resigning the aldermaink• gown. St. THE MYSTERIOYS DISCOVIRY OF • DZAD BODY The prisoner, Ir• Aged fir merry on the ground that they' AT THE SoUTII EAwrgite RAILWAY STATION.—This morn- Lad sever before be.us charged with any offence, and that log the adjourned inquest was resumed by Mr. W. J. they had no inteLti..o to commit the offence of which they of P*7 47 . ` j d 0 . r . . z °""r H oo d y d o ..7 t , o tb m . r i a i wari : t a amaa Vaitz ii ball ik a liel lase convicted. death of • female child unknown, which was found in a Y. P.,ro !Latin, in flaming sentence, said that in the first parcel in one of the waiting roomy of the South Eastern is '.., ce upon reading the depositions, he could not find Railway Station, London-bridge. The coroner, after eel- Is ~. .th.g to reduce the crime of the pruooer Quail below v dence had been 4 p dab e el g ur t l io r ie r i etu to rn such a : would heard, .• .t of wilful murder, but upon the facts that ceme out at tii rd i 'd oqui la r if any new facts came to light, earths 7= I • rna, he was perfectly sitisfied with the verdict that was returned of " Wilful murder against some person or - I Nen delivered. He probably did not intend to corn- persons unknown." iii • • th e art of which he bail bees coivictod, but it was the IN rANTtetpg IN SOrTHWARK.--INQUDIT.—(THIS 10 ! • . ,Y the court to pro•ect the public from such outrages Dsr.)—An invest was held this morning at St. John's 1 1 1 0 , . '' l`"ntea men, ao.I the aenteure upon him would be pseud o v f es a L arleil u t " hll c d . , me kutron . b' S m unilay " m E = P lal he atlh: : -• • kin for the apses of nix years. With regard to the beck of Guy's Horpitel. The jury returned a verdict 40 r prisoners the lose Way very different. They " That the child died from congestion of the lungs, bat le ..ot t a ke any actual part in the transaction. how that arose there was not any evidence to show." a rmii.t.inces against them were more of inferences ENTRATAIIt*INT AT THE St'sBLX LUNATIC ABYLNIII, : 'cult he drawn from the peculiar circumst a n ces of HAYWARD'S 11ZATB.—Oo Thursday evening the i nma t e of * Lunatic Asylum were favoured with an bowl- gp ..... slid he del not suppose that they had any intim. titliusesaki *is at 4 a somewhat novel chaacter. Kn. le that the man should lo killed. The jury had strongly m wea dy a lady who takes a deep interest he the welfare lb • micodol them to mercy, sail the Chief heron thought o f this unfortunate class of Psissas. 86 ° kmvieg visited ossi 4 l 14 A heavy punishment hiving been inflicted upon Quail, all the ineamsasyloms in the Mated Meta sad British pro- : , .44,e of the came melt be met by a more lenient vim's.' goo one noveltyofherarrth ire. ab assi d ""l4l %. " th!ab a r a e t 22 1° • ~e upon them, awl sentenced th em each to nine "cmr.,...,"Lia the part shag e y e i s sk is to give an entir e Se •he imprisonment. drama without a single referrer, to the text of her . .'B , ifftull. di:, was charged with the manslaughter of author. PM the inmates of the Soma Asylum she selected N ~. .ohl emend lyrical Red descriptive pryer. 4 coocluded with 1 ",. IN.laad prosecuted, and Mr. Ribton defended the the quarrel souse from The School Ise: 4 •Iler. the two characters. Sir Peter sad lady Tussle, TlC : s ped s.l = se • .r.i•a . ...4 that the deceased and the prisoner were in complete changes of voice, milanors 4 124 a "OS' le New Cattle Market on the 22nd of Feb., and after tonsure. At the cemeinelen of tits 11"" the ~ ... 01 .. 111 ...." wort, between them. the • too th ed the de- thank. to Mrs. liateeedy wee perm' b y 1 1 . 4 11 mPoull. the .. .•" 1 rata twice ou the nose with • stick, wad demand re- Rev. Henry Hawkiss. sod Teesiteil It ematoelestr. by the : *.- I arras the road, the prisoner following him, and andienes. During the whole preesedipthe most perfect , o e !I...weeni ne to k noc k h is eye out. Deameed threat ened to order prevailed, the entertsiner misiblishert between . 1 a nel. , ein in, and the prisoner said he could do so If be herself and listeners a sympetby ' ramaybe appropriately * 1 -. - il, and, at the same time, thrust a stick in his eye. He called electrical.— West Sussex GOMM. te MARS LIS2Be(THIB DAY) Two Mom az The railway share market is still devoid of ani- is nation. The principal feature is a rise of l or about 4 per cent. in Great Northern stook. no Lancashire and Yorkshire has also improved 4, and South Eastern, 4. London and North Western, on iss the other hand, has receded 4. Other lines are DIN quoted about the same as yesterday. London 4 and North Western Stock is now quoted 934 m to 944 ; Great Western, 714 to 4 ; Midland, N 129 to 4 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1064 to 1071; is Caledonian, 108 to 4 ; South Eastern, 86 to I; ies Eastern Counties, 66 to 4 ; and Great Northern, r i : 117 to 118. ise Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted I I; 1 rdi2 prem. Indian, Belgian, Braid/ian, and railway shares remain very steady. OZDINAILY WUHAN AND STOOKS. lIL I r 4 I ' AIWA" ' I C ro b s: l4 4 nws I an Mna. 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English railways remain firm, and in several instances prices are again higher. There is no revival of animation in the foreign stock market, where prices are drooping. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69fr. 85c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 931 and 1 for money, and 931 for the new account (April 10). The present quotations are 931, " buyers," for cash, and 93 5-16 to 1 for the April settle ment. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 241, 2421, 242 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 911; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 151, 3-16; India Stock, 224; ditto Five per Cent, stock, 107, 1061 ; ditto Bonds, 27e. prem. ; Four per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 90 ; ditto Five per Cents., 1021, 1 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 108 ; Exchequer Bills, June, 225., 20e. prem. The foreign stock market continues inactive. The Turkish Loan of 1864 is supported at 841 to 85/, but that of 1858 has declined to 701 to 711, ex div. The Spanish Certificates have again fallen. Mexican Bonds remain flat. Messrs. Rambro's Italian loan is marked 1 and 11 dia. Sale, are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 921, 92 ; Dutch Four par Cent. Certificates, 1011,102;; Equador New Consolidated, 181 ; Italian Five per Cents., 671, f (exchange 25fr.) ditto Five per Cent. Maremmana Railway scrip), 1, 11 die. ; Mexican Three par Cents., for account, 341, ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 461; Spanish Three per Cents., 591, 63 ; ditto New De ferred Three per Cents., 431; ditto Passive, 191; 1; the Committee's Certificates, 61, f ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 841, 851, 85 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 71, 1, 701, ex div. Mr. Duncan Dunbar, the well-known shipowner, died this morning, from (it is stated) apoplexy. He attended the Jerusalem Coffee House yesterday. The Queen of Nations has arrived from Mel bourne with 133,000/. in gold. There were no bullion operations at the Bank yesterday. The residue of the gold from Russia, however, has been purchased for abroad. 1V441111 iiii --1 ailaa Mas Der. MG. ani (Om rlilL) t Lad Cando % lasi earn M Cravlelk s Z. k. Zruel .) enable. • IL ILabyL Gnat Sou* = 0 • Voir ( ereay.lll6 • The Lightning hew arrived from Melbourne with 96,0001. in gold ; the Oneida, from Brazil, with 63,6011. ; and the America, from Boston, with 10,0001. These supplies are expected to be despatched to the Continent, as well as the 107,0001. in gold by the West India packet Shannon. The amount of Australian gold still at sea is 922,0001., nearly the whole of which is due. 311,0301. is, in fact, considerably overdue, having been despatched by three ships before the sailing of the Lightning, which has been 103 days on the way. The failure is announced of the firm of Sir Henry and Edward Muggeridge, the exten sive and old-estAblished corn factors, of London. The liabilities are estimated at about 150,0001., of which about 30,0001. are said to be unsecured, but at present no de fi nite ides can be formed of the probable result of the liquidation. The firm are holders of a large quantity of corn, upon which advances hays been made, and the oontinuous fall in the value of this article is understood to be the chief same of their difficulties. They have exten sive granaries at St. Andrew's-hill, &C. Sir Henry Muggeridge was a candidate for the mayor alty at the last election, but was defeated by the present Lord Mayor. He has been considered a man of substance. Mr. Edward Muggeridge died some time back. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week • decrease of 4,2831. and •. . iTiii4T:t ew i Lady Bertha Marks Valley Mugu% (Uss Leaseei bhirele Im Ow • • lank limos North e ast( Whal luaus 111 4 . m he ass. it. 2= l: emus... (U. Ces. WM. Co. B. " I. Cara am (LWOW • B. W. Mawr (111essia) Slaw Pat Tamer SCALeadllaC itiorers - Vats et Tame Wed Berg ) W. Wade.' Wad Bebe Wls. Wls. Wks Wh. ilwmaWalslisc) IR Oft (Us. Gimp 11.11zrykia(liesbea) Dolma/ (Limo JOINT ISTOCE Awe nho sal 11. Om Book Amib Beak al brat el lleltiol N. Ameba_ . , Obi& look llo4 -- Zara; 7as - ki asi — iii. Chrlir4. Moro. of Isda, Loft., sad mfr the Lancashire and Yorkshire a decresie of 4,4001. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 14th February were 11,3811. sterling, being 2,9091. more than in the corresponding weak of last year. The seventh call of 21., making Ibl. paid, is to be paid on the shares in the Ottoman Railway Company by the 16th of April. The half-yearly meeting of the Railway Passen gers' Assurance Company took place yesterday. The income of the company during the half-year ending December last was 23,3101., of which 20,0021. was for general accident, and 3,3081. for railway acci dent assurances. The amount received for the cor responding period of 1880 was 18,9081. The balance on revenue account was 14,001., out of which the usual payment of interest for the half-year at 4 per cent. per annum will be paid, besides which • ' bonus of ls. per share was declared. One half of the bonus will be paid to the shareholders, and the other moiety will be placed to the capital account, in further payment of the amount of the shares, as prescribed by the deed of settlement. The report, which was adopted, mentions that "it is now proved, after the experience of five years, and from the cases actually entered upon the company's books and paid for, that one in every twelve of the assured meets with an accident, more or less severe, is each year." The annual meeting of the Atlantic Telegraph Company is called for the 19th inst. The Court of Chancery has ordered the contri butories of the Solvency Mutual Guarantee Com pany to pay a call by the 24th inst. This call is to be "as to such of the contributories as are settled on the list as policyholders, 20 per cent on the amount mentioned in their respective policies as the grass annual sum in respect whereof their said policies were issued, and as to such of the con tributories as are settled on the list as directors of the company, 20 per cent. on the sum of 30L, that sum being the lowest gross annual amount for which any policy of the company has been issued." Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, pa, dock, and other shares, as given in the lost Stock Exchange list : Lieuranoa—Atlas, 12 ; Commercial Union, 3 ; Globe, 981 ; Law Firs, 41 i Leaden, 431 ; Mercantile Firs, 31, 4, tibwOoesit Marina, 121, 1 ; Theme Marina, and Mere.; Marine, SC 4 ; Unbend Menne, 21. Light and Coke.—Baina (Limited), 181; City of Loaega, .B, 71, ; Commercial, 38, 1; Crystal Palms Mitch*, 131, 141; Great Central, 121; Imp ial, 81E,81; Loucks, 781, 71; Surrey Consumers, 15/, ;Westounater Chartered, New, 321. peeks.—Fast and West India, 125), 126,1251. CenaL—Regent's (or Loudon), 25. The position of the market for American securi ties is noticed as follows by Mr. E. F. Satter thwaite : We have had a very active market in London for Ameri can securities of all descriptions during the past week, and quotations show a marked advance; in addition to the buying for shipment to New York we have had acme good buying for home account, which is quite a new feature. The market closes very strong. The Wagoola has arrived from China with 644,0001 be. of tea, and 407 bales of silk. O.L Osei. el °eases ...... Ocee. el Lougee INELlcellland.Obered mem Cli. ib et Illik otwitserimei Aselel — Do. New UM= sal Omaty Louisa Mai ••• lariat • &nab Akimbo' Li.. mod Wasiolinier Zdre. Pro I v. Bask (L. MIL My. et sileas _ Key 'AN ii OS ■ 1,1106 S 4••• VS 6.0 0 OS ■ 45811 II lIN 155 Asieseel Oast New ass* Weiss WIN Disk easpiele 011sosa Beak ressisolal of Inks& so.* .41 22 - [Si Sti i Si Amara& are. of /Adria. Voles of Largos Gimp Kelm& 46 47 SS Si Xo. I and 00,,1161,. I Pd i 01 Priem . SUN 10•011 10 Aape•llesteas leal . all 161 11l ' wool 10 ANION 01. Nat184.(14 all s s 160 1000 AtleatioTel. taloa).— all 000' -- DL IN NAMUR Asrloul 19 21 211 I* wm RAW 10 Darla Welerworte. all 6 111 ad MN 284.. i all 10 82 tall re Dot T pee e. OW INIS MI llO —• NUS 111 Da 0 o,lla IN Maeda load all 116 118 .11=1 . 00 SS i . va alialltasalloodt all 11 16 110, 111. Poises .10 81. frekrawe 10 0 0 104 IN 160,000 111. Do. Op. N. Pap. Deb IN 114 107 If,ooo 10 liladl*ALealtlpgagi 71 11 01 Ms o.oe 10 Sealtadlatrris.t Caul I par 1 para TO,OO IL Iledele Teleradi 70,00 6 64. see Art. ON. 11,1100 16 Gift Stem Novlipat o 14 00.1 N 1 Gnat Mdp (Maffei) 160,011 1 Do. 171 per esal Net ell 1 10,000 6 IN. NORM TN (1) 4 s JD 00, 6 Loa. Osa. Omani Os ell 11 11 10,N0 10 Nader DUN. • Oral 1 10 11 pa 12,000 10 liadfter. la Td. aka) all 6 6 10,00 16 Beams' Memo* Os 6 Idle ipm 0,00 10 Nerboddoooeldtleca(l) 1 1 1 di' 11,110 10 Nelbarlesa Lied 10,010 1 Ds. Sp. e., le. a 1 eilla all e I 1.70 190 N. Daum &N. Sag. U lll 111 16 lIN, 1 It. WM Avoleeledes • ell i 1 NON 1 Ortatiel Nao NON 1 Do, "New Siares • 60,0 W 11100,000 I ...., a lLa..... ar i. ;Av. , sa 160 i s a 7 z fe,ooo 60 Peels oadOrloo. Sl= ell SI 70 NM SO De. New SO 10 11 pat 411 AIN 10 Lees a lad. Tel. 0.4 eLI 1111 11 a.! — ad N Ira lb ON N Illuaus lee 17 ad —ad Now II De. New so 4/ 9ad 11,00 RS Rio dais.. City lia (L.) I 040.1 kw Sopa Mail Miasma ile 44 NI NO, N. AS.. lonela NW 06 160 14166 IS AMNON laid all SS 0$ NON I Mi. 04110 ISSAS. I De. do. 1144141 wed 1.. ell 1 —• 11. m." 19 De. do. 10, 1 TeNrspb to lo Ile (L ) 1 1 die lira et is., is . as. ot IMMO .1 w. 1 t par IM KW' U Pinot& Lo.Co.U.Coaado a 11 1 pm IS, 1 Um. Kingdom lA. (1.4 . SI 1* 4/ da law* LOS Von Sloosoo's Loo4 ta Pi 101 PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Lnrearook Mice 6.—/Sies to-day .—Caledonlan stook, 106 —Eastern Counties, In ad—Great Western, 711 1 1 ad—ton- I ' shire and Yorkshire, 166 f } ad—London and North Western, 14 4 id—London and Smith Western, 1091 ad—Manchester, aMeld, and Lincoln, 431-111dland, 1291 North xd—North BrL task, 661—North Eastern, Barwick, 96 Staffordshire, bf 6-16 a ad-loath &dem IS 13-16—Birkenhead stock, 88— great great Western, Blrmingluun, per cent. guaranteed, 761—Buf. fate and Lake Huron, lif 7-16 Trunk of oftna ciii. t —Great Luxembourg, 11 9-16 6-1 0 — Greet Wotan of 13/ 9-16-1111nots Central, 46 6 —Erie evessesoment, 304—Liner pool and London Fire and Life, 0 16-10 7 p—itoyal !mutants, 3 16-16 p—Themes and Mersey Marine, 11 1 1416 p ad. MinegginEit, MARCH 6. —The market was steady. at rather better prices. A moderate business. Greet nip, 64.—Grost Western of Canada, 134 946 }--Great Wedeln, 711-111Inois Central (paid up), 54 i }—Lancashire and Yorkshire , 1061 }— louden and North Western, 94}—New York and Erie, 31—North Britlet. 664—North Eastern " Berwick.' Wl—North Otafford shire, 61 d —South Eastern, 26 1416 —Thugs and Me Marine Insurance, 11 p—Ulverstons and Laneaster, Mt -871 —Bt. Helen's, lb, 10s1. HIRMORMIAM, MARCH 6.—A better foeliab i tereffad to-day and the prices of the leading stooks beg ding sofa recorded in this market included Great Western isisenabis 71re per Cent. Pref., at 106}-South bleaffordehhe, at 1111—Binabgbiaa Canal, at 93 per share Birmingbent Wows &n al Irv* bow reported yesterday as done at 144 plit shars, es div. 1 WIDNIMDAT EVIUMIG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93} to 1 for money and to-morrow's settlement, opened this morning at 931, " buyers," declined to 931 to 1, and closed at 931 to 1. The " continuation" to the 10th April remains at 1-16 to 1 per cent. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, g ; ditto for account (March 6), 931, 1, ; Bank Stock, 242, 243 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, 911, 921 ; Now Three per Cents., 92, 911, 92/, 911; India Stock, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 107, 1061; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1883, 1001 ; ditto, 1864, 100); ; ditto, Bonds, Ws. prem. ; Five Four men were last week brought before some Per Cent. " enfacei" rupee paper, 1021, 1, i t Elowersetsbirs magistrates for unlawfully catching fish caned ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 108. ogle under an old law, and were acquitted ou the pmed The India Five per Cent. stock was slightly that eels were sot halt, After the acqulttel the =entrees fla tte r, at 1061 to 107. The rupee paper remains discovered that eels were described as doh is the new Tialsertes Act. itkil Aso , in ;iii I is pie s I e sZi 1c• 6 u ;* ki IN 111 6186 IN I 0 ble. SO LlOl. Ift 1111. • • 1.41.141.411. SA• ?. 11•7&i. Mar 17.19 boei r .3. . 7 N an W N an - zit mi xd Or K 1174 am Exchequer Bills were quoted 19s. to 2. prem. India Bonds were purchased at 30s. prem. The foreign stock market was quiet. In seed instances the tendency of prices was downwards. MINES.-(175118 DAY.) Two drat. The mining market is firm to-day, with a gust amount of business. East Caradon shares see steady, at 32 to 4. Rosewarne United are quoted 32 to 33 ; Tincroft, 104 to 4 ; Solt* Frances, 99 to 101 ; Cook's Kitchen, 304 to 31. North Downs, 44 to being lower ; and Marks Valley, 104 to ; Beg Cara Brea shares have met with considerable attention. Transactions are officially recorded at 11 4, 4, and 4. Scottish Australian Mining shares are flatter ; operations have taken place at 14, 14, and new. United Mexican are also dull, havinglena dealt in at 74, 4, and 4. Capula are firm. A general meeting of the Bapunda Mining Com pany is called for the 12th inst., " to consider the propriety of declaring a second dividend in respect of the profits of the year 1860." At the Caradon Consols meeting yesterday the accounts showed a debit balance of 2791. 68. A ail of IL per share was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPERIAL AVER&GB3. Jan. II leb. 1 -! I March 1 "!°4 l ' air 'jai AT. a eire 1;11 i Oat I Ryo Bo na ha els 10dUs 10d 406 Od 610 sa 111 114,360 Od 60e 1d 100 la 11$ lldles 111 40i Id 414 11d Ile 6d id MO 11l 226 dd SO Od 60i id Pk II !Os Odic lid id Mb sa ib 14 - 176 114 Ns 114 lON el DOTL—WIII/ Barley, Oats. Zys, Um. melt" IL snow °silica+ trot Mum—Wasms, !cp.; bed% 4134411; oak MOM ; rmui: beam 'Mr ; Iles4 I.lll aenima• DIAGIAM WIMPS IEI 71.0019•110111 a MI AMMO NMI 0/ MAR DWI MB la VIM WM% 0 • eon 59 10 59 8 59 6 ran. U. lab. 1. lob. IL rob. 12 Neb. 22 NEIL I. ,-- - • • • • . .• _ 3111101a 4 TG LLNIL—(THIS DAY.) suama.—The dimeima bes twang inactive, but prices as about sostained. A few brown Kenritine sold at Xs..; middling Sara, at 38.. 6d. ; low soft yellow Havana* all 375. 64. to 38s. ;food and flu strops, 425. 6& to 435. Si ; reined has also become quiet. Oorra.—Tlie market remains firm ; good and Gas es& nary Native Ceylon sold at 70s. to 73., small, 68e. ; twit garbled long berry Mocha, 112 s. to 113 s. ; small bray green, 115 s. ; iodized Rio, 665. (boon. — For common kinds of Trinidod rather aria prices wore somptcd, grey to Au rod, 565. to 745. 6d. TRA. —The domed is ooly moderate. Rom is steady. Borba, sold la. 7d. ; Leeward% 7id. Bros—No sales of importance ars reported. TAPIOCA .—Rio sold at 54d to bid, for good fair. fincsa—The demand for black pepper is not active, lime the gala made have been at previous prices, good light Malabar sold at 44d.; Singapore, 375. 4d. ; Penang, 361.; Jamaica gager sold, oommon, Ms. to 575.; mace and mi meo sold at firm Forums.—The i=d is moderate for arrants, bads prices are firmly maintained. A few sales have bran mods on Goo qualities. Raisins, Valencia quiet ; Blsms in im proved request. SALTEICTIIL —l,lOO bags sold at 375. ouh, for refraction 51 to 4. °arrow continual quiet. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) no market in ntoady to-day. Subjoined we tie pue aunt rata:—Town tallow, 46e., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C.. aa tito spot, 48u. ; Mara, 45.. 9d. to 461. ; April to lee, 46a. 3d. ; July to September, 461. 9d. to 471. ; Oototer to Dumbly, 48a. METROPOITTAN CATTLE MARKET. (THlf3 DAY.) We have a shorter supply of beasts, and consequently me are enabled to effect mks at about Monday's rate' • Ind. is, however. very dull, and a clearance can not Is efteeted. The number of sheep although not Lige exceeds the demand. Prices are rather lower thee ea Noeday Lat. There le also a reduction in the peke se °elves. Our foreign supply consists of 70 beasts, us sheep, and 101 0n1y... Mdoh cows, 95. Per goes at Übe a. d. ' Per done of Abs. a. 8. 0;4. 1666 Roots, Herold& 4 6 4 5 Seat Dui& lit-bdoith 0 0 0 • DNS lhort.borms 4 4 4 6 Bad Loce.wook.... 6I I 1566404 qua tend s 6 4 4 0 Do. do. &horn 00 0 • Cam 4 0 6 6 Rim a *wood qua 4 6 II • Yip .bredo 44 6 4 Do. do. Mons .... 0 0 • IlsolDosaHlt 6 6 5 8 I•asho 166665 at mart* ; asap, sad lambs. 11,510 ; Oalvsk Ilia IN. SMITKF]KLD HAY MARKET.--(THIS DA Nemo Harvey sod berm report trade slow, at lag pion :—Priute mrdew hey, 708, to 1108. ; superior Me. to Nu ; inferior ditto, 40e. to 50e. ; rower, 50L 70e. ; Glover, old, Eos. to 1108. ; ditto, seer, wooed ad o lOU to 100 e. ; straw, 308. to 38e. ISIstoRALITT on PoIITHIOUTIL It wan stated by Lord William Pullet, at the annual meeting of the Soldiers' Institute, teat week, that an officer be I lately been sent by the government to visit Portsmouth, and he had taken • plan of the town, and bed dotted with Mask all the brothels and public-houses in the place. The result was that the map was as full of dots as was the hoe of • man who bad been severely attacked by smallpox. He (Lord Panlet) had never seen such a map, but the fact ha had mentioned would lead them to imagine the pied difficulty in keeping soldiers oat of such places.—Wed Sussex Gazette. Erreaoaturra.av Dears.—On Tuesday evening Mr. Bedford, the coroner, held an inquest at the Pine apple Tavern, Wedbourne-street, Pimlico, on the body of :Eizabeth M'Kew, aged 32, who loot her life on Wader• day week by falling into • cistern at 19, Belgrave-equem. Mrs. Seem Kerte, the housekeeper, said that the deceased was • servant at the sane address. On Wednesday in the deceased meet upstairs to clean • room. The winless called her and could get no answer. She then weed upstairs herself and saw the steps in the closet where the cistern was, and • duster lying on the top. She we frightened, and one for ansuitance. Deceased was tine discovered in the cistern. She was taken out quite dead. She had not been sent to clean the cistern, and had no Gem non to stand upon it for any purpose. A man named Turner, • painter employed on the presents on Wednesday. said that he found the deceased in the cistern and drew her oat. There was about five feet six inch'' , of waters it at the time. Her head was downwards. Brooker, 287 B, said, on Wednesday last he went with his inspector to the place where the accident bad hap ' penned. He examined the cistern, and found that when the lid was drawn forward an opening 12 or 14 inches wide wee left, through which any one might fell in. Mr. John Charles Turner, surgeon, 30, Wilton-place, said he had made • post marts= examination : and had no doubt the& the deceased died from drowning. The coroner baring summed up, the jury retuned a verdict of "Accidental death," with a recommendation that the covering of the enters* be attended to. THIS BAILIFFS IN POINEISION OF THE BATH POOR-LAW Oreice.—Our readers. or most of them, as doubtless aware that by a resent legislative enactment boards of guardians are precluded from paling any account which has been due for more than three mouths previous to the quarter-day before the time of the Ws presintatioa with out brat obtaining authority from the Poor-law commissioners in London. Another statute, however, having referenos to the income tax, requires the levying of the heaped ei d amnia, if necessary. These two statutes have receutly clashed, and caused some little amusement to the board guardians and their clerk ; for several days during the letter part of last week and beginning of this one of them sever-to-be-desired functionaries, a bumbelli ff ," was is attendance at the office of the b oard, in consequence of a half-year's income tax due in respect to the board-races and offices not beitg paid. The clerk had written to the authorities in Loudon for authority to pay the money before the obnoxious personage made his appear ance on the premises, but a reply had not come to hand. The difficulty was met by • special meeting of the bead being called on Monday, and by the clerk being directed to pay the money under protest. But for this timely solution of the affair there is little or no question that the "sticks' of the guardians would have been taken in execution on Tuesday morning.—Pleatera Coouttiet Herald. Fences Blerwmus Two Cogavin.—A consular Emcee took place bare . (Lareske, Cyprus) lately which is worth report, the parties to it being Count du Tour, the French consul, and Mr. Mattel, the Prussian rice-coned. The former happening to meet Mr. Mattel and his wife in the street-1 ter haring met both of them on the previous day at the house of • muted friend when the usual civilities of salutation was istessimard—ealeted them. The lady returned the ealate. bat her wheel did not. Count du Tear thereupon de mended an explanation on the spot, and this being refused. be struck Mr. Mattel with his whip. The latter replied with wvssel blows of a beery walking stick, when seem by interfered and separated the combatants. la C lig a" - renlog, two friends of the count called an Mr. Mattel to demand eatidaetioe, but they were wired admittance. A written challenge was then sent, to Wish theoioe-coosul replied that he bad " rote/red the =stew to hie superiors." The other members of the conenleir body hare takes Count du Toer's part. end Mr. Mattel is aramegneatly for the present in virtual Coventry. think, however, that there can hardly be a doubt that ' the French coniul was in fault is hari plunged Ws mire de fait in presence of the lady.— Eeel; Feb. ad.