The Express. — London, England, 1862-02-14 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. mils DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Befogs the Judge onlinary.) RAMADAN r. RAMADAN AND CBANDAN. It. Twins, tj.e., mid Dr. Tristram •pprrpl for the pall. L....T. a geltthsman's lomat u Loud... The niarriage I.l.tett ia RV, and after shout sit leers' cohaidtatiun the r...i.sident left her husband, and it had since been ~.,•tesl that she was living as the wife id the to te.isitsleat, who was • printer liriag in Lambeth. "lltc court made • decree nisi, with mitts. WHALE r. WHALE MID ATKINAOY. IH. ' , rinks *neared for the petitioner, the steward of the .htp Lupbenua, lading between Livery.. , l and America. 11. armlet! the respeusisat la dunr, Ira, and sailed with his hlp In dr course of His week following. He was only Ai•writ for ahead two months ; but in the interval she f . ,4e,01 u EcHweliwi with 11‘...rw. .t talcum', a boiler-maker t Liverpool, sad • HIAMH.I wan. At lensth she left her L , tue. rad was not bend of Again for several room ; but she WAS altinnatelt found, and It was peeved that she bad UMW a clald in U. you I `Oli, Tie court ILIA.L. „lee.. mai, with coda. uIt..MTAt AND NCRROw E 4. rue rertiew were married in l-I_, the howhanil being a , olw.. employ,. A child was horn in the year following. Niue .dtersranbi the wife became addn•ted to drink, and her heshood wan obliged to separate from her,and to allow bar • week. He heard so more of her till some lean after, when he wax inimmooed for the support of • second child, wbi. h .h.• hail had boor after she Left him. She wan at ►:,.e:,tiux Workbome. Iw. Smoke mail Mr. Wood, who appeared for the peti tioner, dud out perm the rue agaiost the co-reepoodent, the endears al aioat him being merely a comfeetios which he made ut adulterous eimmition with her. Tic ~urt made a decree nisi, but without coats. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Hrfore Mr. Commimiener Fooblatque.) ur sE%rus.- trt.):4 roa A RE RE \ MSC. Or TUC B.llUta .to °nice of discharge bad bees granted is this ow* es the 2.'Pth ult. 3h. Malkin, behalf of creditors, now applied for a mhe.uieg. on the crowed that the creditors had not had suite.. of the meetin. es it had not appeared in the lists of bu.tcr-4. echilntc.f As the door of the court,. . . . What( of the bankrupt, it was urged that a rellear* could only he granted on one of the three grounds spec:lead is the Moth ow. of the new act—unlese the court eew moo to believe that the order had been obtained on feint evidence, or be reason of the suppression of evidence, or Wherein, fraud ulootly. It appeared that the ineetinghail beep originally appointed for the EU of lAeceiriber„ and was then regularly advertised and maim duly given. On that day it was adjourned to the 2.4 th of January, with the knowledge of Mr. Neilsen, wbo to' the opposing creditors. rah fonour said that the lists et hibited at the doors of the mart constituted no part of the legal validity of the j.roce, dings ; they might be suppressed altogether. They re merrily intended as a facility to the public, but they were nom• essential. The essential thing was the advertisenseet to the ; and when a meeting was adjourned, thins a! o w. re pre.ont had personal notice of the adjournment. It sra, true that All courts bad power to correct their own errrs, or those of their officers, but there bad been no error lo re. water .4 discretion the court would not cant os, it vaitot tie b..nkrupt's discharge. dove Mr. Commissioner Fon') IN RE J. R. BEIIRPt..•--T..TO, ItErI:4AL 01 CERTIVICATL The bankrupt, . picture dealer. in Coventrt atreet, epithet for hin certiu,ite. He gran akruilily opposed on be half of orreral craliturs. His Honour our gave judgment. He said —I have care fully read over the proceedings and evideoce in this Mattel. The horikrupt at Ent attempted to get his affairs settled by private arrangement but the praceolings were soon ad jammed by boa of my brother commissioners cote open vent, certainly the fittest place for the inveeti,;ation of caws on which it is desirable that ample light should be thrown. This was undoubtedly rue of those cases, for part id thy ini.conduct of the bankrupt was this, that just before tie Isinkruptey he liought furniture to a cousiderable amount of respectable tradesmen to furnish Mss what handsomely a house and provokes which be hail taken, well knowing that he must shortly become haakrupt, and that all the property that became his would Le practically forfeited to Lis creditors by his hinkruptcy. Though this is not theft in a le pint of view, it to surely as bail as theft in a moral point of view. The bankrupt, however, did not leave the property so purclicsoil to pass to hi. creditors generally under the Isinkruptcy ; but he estil , avoured to ensure to a favourite creditor, owned Inielskolf, of Hasieghall-street, the whole of the property so purchased, by giving him a bill of sale covering the whole of it. I shall mirk my sense of such knavish ..on. duct by refusing to grant the bankrupt any certificate whatever. The lcinkrupt. a drapiT and hosier of ilitchin, applied for ki. certificate. DOA.% 9. UW. (including due to a rclaGse ; assets about 4.001 g. Mr. ones opposed for the usignoss ; 31r. Lewis sup panel The chief comp Lint sealant the bankrupt was, that b..ing bft .SecUter inob.r the will of his father•in•law, he bad ap plifti foish which were settled upon hie wife awl children th.• purpows of him trade, and had thus bwoue a debtor to tL, trustees in the sosunt of 4,41:W. tionous pasted a thirst-ekes oectilkete. TM POLLUX COURTS. (TRIB DAT.) SOUTHWARK. AT WORK. Albs ~ , a , a notneatus character. was brought before bombe, charged with breaking mid entering • home is Toeisy-street for the purpone of committing a felony. James Idt'arthy, 134 If. mid that about 12 o'clock bet night be nose. no duty in Tonley-strtert, when be saw the primer and another min come out of an unoccupied house near the spot while the great fire took place. Knowing the prisoner well, Ito seized tro:d of trim, but his couipanion ai r i 'oentie tidied whether the how had been previously securely faatened up. 31•Carthy replied in the rdfinnative. .t few minutes before he ha I p5..a...1 the bins..., and the padlock then wit:el,' Irked. .Ift rhe LA I taken tne riewer to the statiosolsouse he retrained to Ile house ari p d that the st to heal heels withdrawn, met all the titzin.:.. wee. gone. on 3 alielf near th- doorway he found a piece of usia4lr and a 1..% 0, 4 r.,.. snatch Mr. Comte a died the priywit ho hal to say in ▪ 11 , .. rli.tr4a He deni.tl t .sr hoicii in the hews.. The ctutteLle hail Wales r. •dake in Sloe man. 311 r. (Amulet --lint Ise aim you minally awning ord. Prisoner I don't know anything about that. All 1 keno a. that I 11.4 e. no rftniteetien of she ramtter, 3h. l'ac.l", .Led what was knows of Ise! )1 'Cart . ..3' replied that he seal a cemprinion of very bad &smarm, but Maid not know whether lie 11A.11,eti coo s A - U.l or se A. Mr. I 'unthe ...at0...4 We In the II r.ite of Corrc.:tiun for tbzeo tuouaLs, n.tb halt' Warne. TH A .SO . 11. VSOI . II AMOR: ?MITE& lire* Spitalsel.ls thieves front that notorinus place. h-.•v.strret, were heintglit hefore Mr. self', an r-mud, w.th stealitia • jacket, value Ills., the pro. arty 4 J‘...141 Vaal. rsteia. a foreigner, who keeps • ge .lap Chareielane, Whitrollapel. The pri. • ••• it •:•••• their 0at..., r:.• ••-•/. Br se ...Win. 19, Th•• 0 4 .14 • 311.1 J. Na Bo -1•'• o t Is, thou,;ll neither of 1 .• • I..he,l.o.. b lasrape. xstesL ...t.hery o.rninitte.l in breaut daylight with the ,r. •*.• .t effrontery. (hie of the prisucers not opus a ehihrs the pe•••••••cotot's thy other two .1-4 t io- •hop 'be, to present any of tam inmates ••f 1••••••-•• leasing it ; the jac'aet WAS unfasteoe•l Veto.. •t.,...f t.. whi,•h it WAS S:ssplo.l.l. throws by to .1.44...na, 304 hy .1 •cksou to Creertnan. The " '•-• • 1.. :4..4 at the ..h.j.koriwe, wife, who r o o'f wall the jacket. Buckler, who 1. • • • .1 t:•,.,. in enstaely, ant Obte {WILMA, iIV f 011• f••. .1 petty tle-ft. wos first arre.t..l l,y imoiel "..-• • •-1 11. 7%.• prison..r wii•l Why .1 nit yo, take • • • • .• , • wa. in it as well u • Mot was f•o• the :...ine.....-•astohle, who apllebettale4 Jackson "• -•.• •l.sy. The fellow a.kol thn offiror if be ). I • 4 .•••: a•kler. to will -11 I k.vey repli...l 1 ' Ves. and .................flh en why .Irn't yea 1.•-•. r... Dryer . ' 1t... ay much in it 'as I won," joutit;ued r !tawny said he shotil•l have him I. ,101., very soon, aml acting on the information • o t., the thieve,' colony iu Beate. •o, whore ho • Itryerrmin into custody, and had no ' • ••• i• •tio than Vat prio•i,tr aIW, " Why don't l•YI , 41. v and Jack...in " I have already ohm' rood lbw officer, at which Bryerman exprroiril ••••• Coo. Tho whole conduct of prisoners !.; rho " there is honor amon; thieves." ' ..o* •liok•ril ed At boring been the a.aociates of the • • f.sr iny years. Bryermau und Jackson 1.41 t.. .• "womanly. .'.• ,id the priwitter. were very vagrantly shabby •••7 ouch other. It W. 14, however, prwluc • • I for the p•folie that they had done so. mud he was • If honour among thieves when it ''•d th•..r sopreheasioo and conviction. The pri• • -• 0,1 go to gool together, but be would take etre 11 •• .1,1 Not come out at the Fame time. He sentenced 1. , tr, to three months' imprisonment and hard labour, . 1, t • ton week., imprioonment and hard labour, and two months' imprivonment and hand labour; and •ero evor brought before him agent', and a cane was ••••l, he would commit them for sslinon fishing, now become a subject of so much 4x loterest, commenced bet week, *ad some remarkably r... 11 were taken io the Sevens and the Wye. A salmon w. ht w.l captured is the &Term It wee the erecettfP f knows to be takes in that tiler, and it was sent as a pr.,ent to Lord Pairneritos. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 14, 1E62. OW? OWNSBY £LIIOI7OI. tiff Ramo Tgassaial POLIAIIO.—(THIS DAY.) Charms ........... 410 Mange Di 1—1)....... ALLEGED BRUTAL MURDER OF A CHILD. INQUEPIr.--4THIS DAY.) Au inquest was held thou morning upon the body of a female child belonging to a young woman named Mary Auue Jarvis, and which had been found in the back yard of the premise", 55, Heery•etreet, Portland Town. The inquiry wiui held at the Buffalo's Head, Marylebone•rosd, before Mr. Brent, the deputy coroner for West Middlesex. Inspector Sheehy, S division, was present to watch the came. relics-countable Janice, 406 8, said—bat Monday after noon I found the body of achild in the yard of 55, Henry' street, Portland-town. My nest door neighbour said she had not seen or heard the child since the previous day. I told her to go ands* the mother about it, and she did so, and and it was at her mother's place. Mrs. Wilkins, the landlady, said she would go and see, and in the after noun Slim. Wilkins came to me again and said that the child was dead in the back yard of her mother's house. I went and found the dead body of a child in a hamper, tied down. It was upon a dust-bin inside another hamper. the first thing in the hamper was an old newspaper ; then some flannel rolled round the body several times and then sewn. The holly mut bandaged up with stripe of calico, about 2 inches in width, in a very peculiar way. The legs were brought up, and the arras bound upon the belly of the body, and there was a piety at flannel round the throat. I took it to the station where it was opened by the surgeon. I went in meat et the mother and to the barracks, where the father of the child, • soldier, was stationed. su f P :l B l with him to 15, Chapel-street, Westminster, sad there sow her, and mid I should take her in charge for murder ing her illegitimate child. She buret out crying, and said, "I did sot do it intentionally." I cautioned her in the maid way _in the presence of the soldier, and he said, " Why did you not tell me what you bad doper She said, " You cau't help it, you had nothing to do with it." I told him that the last time the child was heard to cry he was there, on the Friday. He ,said, " I was there, and when I left the child was well sad hearty." We then came out of the house together, when tho soldier bid her good bye, and I took her to the Milieu. Dr. Allen, of Wellington-road, St. John's-wood, maid—l was called to the station and found the body of a child tying on the table completely encircled i n a bandage, which I removed and found the arias ammo the chest, the thighs upon the abdomen, awl the lep at right angle.. The arms were fastened by a loop of linen, about au inch wide. There was • piece of flannel sown round the neck, but I don't think tight enough for motto:Mien. The body was that of anappareutlr well formed and healthy Want of three weeks or a month old. It presented a livid appear ance. Thalami was white from pressure of the flannel, and part of the forehead and right cheek also. The left nostril was quite compressed. On removing the ligatures I foam, pressure on the abdomen. I made a poet-tuurtem examine. two, and found death to have been caused by suffocation. Rachael Mitchell, sister to the prisoner, said Mary Anne Jenas had had a child, which would have been three weeks old last Wednesday. Some further evidence having been given, the inquiry was adjourned in order to have the prisooer who is remanded from the police court, and also the soldier in attendance, WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) --•-- FRIDAY, ,1111 WART 14, $ /L 12_1 i A., IL 0. T. C. I. IL S. Nan . 30.18. 33 34 W. 4 1 r 1 assassii —60.16 30 as w.x.w. • • 1 tam 33..17 41 ZS W. ' 5 • 1 Ilasvica 13.13 41 IS W. 4 • 3 114•4404•43 —.30.21 41 40 S. i a lii 1 113131•043 '3o. lb 41 •• XL 1 A • 1 04/1162 31.14 33 32 I. 1 b 1 Simms. nal I 40 1 36 W.S.W. I 6 • 3 Rruansocies.3o.l3' 41 4O W. 1 3 • 2 H1L1G31.3113 '230 11 37 136 LW. 9 t 3 LITII34voL SLIT', 41 145 W.W.I. 9 I 1 $"1 6 111141 43 II ILL 5 o I 44: 11 311 1 1 .1 —*SS Ul9 L..L 1 b 4 Toaroess —"is as sr LB. S 'lSt 3 tom., 1114 39 17 LN.L 9 0 - Dov3u. Ali.. SY 111 N.L i 9 I I roarx..orri 20.14 39 1 R. 1 7 S 3 2 Papri.433 32.140 SO V N.B. 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Trolagewg JOINT STOCK Ii JUNI 121/ Alta sad U. Ike. Back 61110 Imeralista MO 26 Beak ot W .a MO 100 Bank et 4000 10 Bank ot Tung MO 20 adtlah Amoeba . ..— MO Mart. Bank and at India, Australia, China . 66 1 4 12 Cleint, Wee. et India end Mai 1000 100 1166 100 Oolaolal IMO 7/I.ll,ocan. ot Cabala . 60001 116/ Cm. ot Loudon 40001 10 !ILnd.SooatAad.Cliadd 1,110 10 'U. Bank cd thrtiadricad. 1000" 10 Lon. Ch. Bank el 1,0101 10 Do. Yaw 4060 London and LlOl 20 10 Loudon lots= LOW 20 London t South ...Mesa 1,000. 100 Lao. and Weetedoster LOOO, 100 INA Pros. et Beglatri o,oeol 20 Do. Sew %WO I 00 Platioasi Bon x k 000 New Wales 406 10 26 Offset. Sou th ' bind Wawa 50041 20 Ottoman Book 0.000. 100 Proetartal at Inland 6,000 10 South Australia 1,000 26 Milos at Australia 'OlO 10 Unice et London 1991 toe MEW liana It - T - 4037 WO! II a LA. $5l %ON 4740*. 4 0 '4' Liii. tun Angloatedsola Atlantic Matt Atlantic rel. Australian AgriceL Berths Watorwerits.. Wit et Irish ILL Toil Da D l pr e. illI DM Do. C Osuada Lod CotklketEng.tt Azusa CV Palace De. t pat. Peep. Deb E. lad um: Lou.stappngit Lott 1n.... I rrt.er ttuaal llectric Telegraph Zug. aua Aunt. Cop. .Gen. Steno NIITIOU •11 lOrest AA* (Ltnitted) Do. 11i per cent. Prof. 'Lon. District Tel. (14 tun. Gs& Omnibus Co lisdras Canal Iletilterrancanittoo.TaL ilediter. Ra. Tai (rAt.; S stioual Discount 0o Nornwidaenstet:rou.t ; Netherlands Land 6,000 J 11.3 W 6?.(hVI iris 114.004 40,00( , 001.00 i. 11.00. e ak 40.001, 11400. 114041 1140111, U.:: d 3.57.. ITiii kits. S. Brum. & S. seo.lol. N. Ent, Atutralaalaa.. ,Orieutal Gas . . _ . . IDo. New Stu i ns' ,Orlan. In. fits. thal.. PM Dim Ludt Yin. 'Patin. wad Ones. Stain.' 76,4)-1 4,v/A I&Ova k bad. TaL Q. 4 likruusoy Iron Do. New Royal Mall iitasim A..ostials Aust. lirsatin. [South Australian Laol liuOnsarirte is:. 'scrip IRtigiscorol — i.. to . . 101 11 106 WI 1W 111 flel 116 0 110 111 110 110 119 106 106 W 106 87} lei Obi 11 . 7 108 108 197 108 IC 104 Ilk i 1071 i 2 i II SJ 2_ Iri ,kAF!, of Aostralla W. F. I IKV WI First Issue.' 1.4,,5tt Lux, ,L,. 'Viso iiisresi,i's • par pm' 9 10 I PnoVINCIAL SHARE r AREETS. Lretireot. Fag 114 -gales to-day: Caloiontatt stock. 1066} -Great Western stock, 711 4 1 704 1-14tneashire and Yorkshire. 107 131 -Loudon and North Western, OM I-Ilaucheoter, SheMeld.stitilincuinshire.4S-Mbliand stork,LM-NorthEastern IYork capitaltock), 871-South Eastern, 25 61-16 1 - Great Western Birmingham Three.and-a-ilalf ter Cent. Guaranteed), 77-Rnffaio and Lake Huron, 51 5-16-Dutch Rhenish. 13-16 p. -Grand Tmnk of Canada. OF-Great Luxembourg, 101-1.1; 1 =1 and London Fire and Life, p.-Thanies and Money 23-18 e p.-Leeds and Lieurpoel Canal, 31 • 2 1. fitaNtgaff 4W. lskk, 16. -Birmingham Plonking ComPanY shares were done to.dej at 281, closing 20 t 0 2(4 tooth 'fordshlre Balls e 1,,• 11 to 111-16: Wolverkampton and Staffordshire Bank, 14 to 0 : Birnanghtra Watisewor;:s. 275 to 371: New talon Mill, 11s. :M.. 21. las. od.: Birraingt.ro Canal. huyers. at 23: liir mingle:in Gas, buyer., at 143) : Staffordshire Gas, buyers, at 104): Blrmingh.on Wagg.l7, sellers, at 147. Market firm. Good gums:deed and local stock, generally In demand. MINES:-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoost There is not much buqinew going forward to day in the market, attention being still with the fortnightly settlement. East = c l l l shares are quoted 302 to 2 ; Marke Valley, 10 to ; Cook's Kitchen, 292 to 2 ; East Carn Brea, 102 to 11 ; North Treskerby, 2.8 to 24 ; South Caradon, 31'3 to 3221 ;Tincroft, 82 to 9 ; and East Devon Great Consols, If to 2. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain quiet. Fortuna have been dealt in at 1 prem ,• Port Phillip at prem. ; and Scottish Australian Mining at 1 and 12 prem. la W WI IeOS S i 71 SO U TS SO 75 al 6 61 i i 100 MI 1001 1211 102 NI 101 101} 102* 102 103 103* IC4I 24 26 71 73 00 63 20 41 40 46 07 40 37 40 100 101 a dls *pm W lOO 8 dl' 08 102 11$ 96 90 92 1 914 1194 91 94, Joie lei, s i dui $6 9) 1 i I di" SICITRIti NONBY MARKET.-(THIS Ail.) Two o'Ciocs. The funds to-day are steady, at the closing quo tations of yesterday, with not much business. In the railway market, in which this is settling day, the tendency of prices is up wards. Foreign bonds are likewise rising, and Brazilian and Canadian railway shares are in demand. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 71fr. 10. c., being 30. lower than yester day. Moorish Scrip is quoted 5 to 51prem. Console are officially marked 93 and 93/ for money, and 931 for the account. The present quotation is 93 to both for cash and the 6th of March. The official business report is Ills follows :—Bank Stock, 2411, 242, 241 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931,1 ; New Three per Cents, 93g, ; India Stock, 226 ; ditto Fiveper Cent. Stock, 106;;., ; ditto, for account, 1061 ; ditto Bonds, 275., 25e., prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1011 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 16s. prem.; ditto, June, 18s. prem. Mexican Bonds continue in request, and have again risen, being last marked 351. Equador, Vene zuela, Russian, and Italian stocks are all inquired for. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is steady at sq to 851, while that of 1858 has risen 1 per cent., being quoted 751 to 76/- Sake are recorded as follows :—Austrian Five per Cents., 524 (exchange IOC) ; Brazilian Four. and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 911 ; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 641 (exchange, 123.) ; Ecua dor New Consolidated, 19, 181, 19/ ; French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 100 fr. (ex change 23fr.) ; Italian Five per Cents., 671, 1, 68 (exchange 251 r.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 34/, 351 ; ditto for account, 351, 33, 1 ; New Granada ex overdue Coupons and Hectares, 101 ; Russian Five per Cents., for account, 101 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1869, 611, ; Spanish Three per Cents., 54; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 431 ; ditto Passive, 211, 201 ; the Committee's Certificates, 8,1, 71; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, 76, 751 ; ditto for account, 761 ; ditto 100:. Bonds, 77 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 251. It is stated iu trustworthy quarters that Messrs. Rothschilds, will furnish the loan required • for account of the French Government or its I , agents. Whether the amount is 2,000,0001. or 4,000,0001. is not known. It is understood that the rate of interest agreed upon is 5 per cent., or 1 per cent. below that stipulated in the case of the loan which was proposed by Messrs. Barings and their friends. It must be borne in miad, however, that the transaction has changed its character, being now a private affair, instead of being based upon a semi-public subscription. Moreover, the loan will probably be supplied to only a limited extent from this market, as the home) of Rothschild in Paris is believed to have the first hand in it, and the kin dred firma at Frankfort and Vienna may be ex pected to co-operate as usuaL There was a steady demand yesterday for money at the Bank of England. In the general market the rate for good bills was 2g to 2] per cent., with exceptional transactions at 2i. There appears to be some misapprehension as to the amount of the bonds of the Portuguese govern ment, which are now in course of issue by the Union Bank of London. It may be advisable, therefore, to state that no issue of sterling Bonds has been authorised by the Portuguese government since the creation of the 3,000,0001. under the laws of the sth and . 29th of May, 1800, for railway purposes, as previously notified. Of this amount, 1,278,8031, has up to the present date been issued, leaving 1,121,2001. still to be placed. Hereafter, the Portuguese government may desire to extend its railway system further, and may create more bonds, but this can only be done in the regular way, by passing a bill through the Cortes, and it is just possible that some other means than a creation of Three per Cent. Bonds iu the English market may be resorted to. About 3 0001 . in foreign gold coin was withdrawn from the lank yesterday for abroad. Increased activity prevailed to-day in the Liver pool cotton market , the sales reaching 17,000 bales. Prices were very m. The Great Western Railway Company's dividend was officially announced yesterday at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum, carrying forward about 10,4001. The dividend at the corresponding period of last year was at the rate of 31 per cent. per annum. _ The Great Northern Railway traffic return shows this weeks decrease of 1,4431. ; the London and South Western an increase of 1,1161. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire a decrease of 1,445/. ; the North Eastern a decrease of 3,0611. ; the Lan cashire and Yorkshire a decrease of 5.251. ; the Midland a decrease of 2,7801. ; and the Great Western a decrease of SOl/. Tae receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 25th January were 16,4941. sterling, being 6,8181. more than in the trorresponding week of last year. The half-yearly meeting of the Ottoman Railway Company is called for the 28th March. The report of Messrs. D. Bell, Sun, and Co., on the market for American securities is annexed : The market for American stocks coutitries very firm. During the week there Las been an active business both io State and Railroad Securities. The wart from Bombay of Jan. 27 arrived at Alexandria on the 10th instant. The mails front Calcutta, China, and Australia, rid. Marseilles, will be delivered in Linden to morrow morning. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Feb. 12, compared with that for the pre vious week, shows the following changes : Cireuletion isms L29,868,780 Increase 0103,700 Circulation actin entitle ilepostie ......... 4,884, to Deems, /103,462 Other deposits o..eernment securities la banking department 11,101,802 Decrease 200,030 Otu e rseeurities in banking departmett Coin and bullion in both departmeuts 16,042,949 locre.ase 83,046 &owe day and other bills 711,672 Increase 16,773 The Rest te reserve Total reserve (notes& coin) in banking department 10,168.300 locrease 2.36,' 031 The cause of the large decrease ih the Treasury deposits does not clearly appear. As, however, the increase in the private deposits is much larger (partly, no doubt, in preparation for the loan for France), there is an addition to the reserve, not withstanding the accession of discount business carried to the Bank. The movement in the cure and bullion is likewise favourable, in spite of the shipments to the Continent. BANK OF INGLAND.—As At sad eth Vie., C. S 3. ter the wt 12, 1882. 10R111 nv :must pursuant to the Act TM k ending on Wudnesady. Feb PARTMEIT. Notes tuned t.g..trn,ll7.i(;;TrnrSent debt.. i:11,1111,100 Other mmuntirs... SANIS,SOO ti coin and bul lion 1.11.111101 i £29,868,7d0 L 29,868,700 Proprietors Capital £l4,os3,oooTGlOierMaut Seen. lest Lou ,553 1 Titles (including Public Deposits kin- Dead Weight an tiunion Excheo , unit), Bay. Banks, Coal- Other densities ads. of National Notes 5,344,140 Debt, and Dlv, Gold sad Mon Accts.) Other Deposits 15,53,,n,4 i Seven day and other BUD -- 1 L.12,c61,5.W L30.061,5:10 Feb. IS, len. IL IiAItSELALL, Chief CAshier. VI 3 W. PAITF.DAY. STICAT. Si. N. Britain—N. N. W. to W. and N.W. to S.W. and S., mode- IL N. to E.. moderate, fine. rate to fresh. rainy. 11l !Man I.—N. to W. and to W.N.W. to N.S.W., and 3.E., al , 5.. W., moderato, tine. light to fresh, ratny. IIL CentrA—N.W. to N.L. and N.W. to S.W., moderate to U. S. L . moderate to light, hue. fresh. tine. at E. C..14.—N.N.E. to E., and N.E. to N.W. and W.0.W., $ 4 . A+V. , moderate to fresh. llotmt. fine. Bt. S. Itmland—t'.S.C. to S.E. Ind LS. t:. to $ rind NW., fresh to ft -8 s W., moderate to fresh, strong, with some rain. 10 nue. 30 " EX CL.* NATION. 34 11.—Ihrometer corrected and reduced to 12 deg. at mesa lei . level . each It feet. of vertical rise, causing al Knit one.hundredllt of an lu. h diminution : and each 10 deg., above 32 deg., taming a nearly tlime.huitlrwitha increase. t..—kapoveil thumoesder in shade. M.—Moistened hulls (for evaporation and dew point, —farectlon of wind ;tree—two points Off of MM. ni setle . 7.—Vorea 11 to 11--eatiroated). C.—Cloud ,1 to $l. I.— : bine sky e. clouds idetaebed' f, fog: b, ha :ivtant..;: no. inisty ;o, overcast dull' C. rah; a, Snow : r. 11. ralibfall, or snow. or hail. ante last report. in s r lathes and decimal& B.—ifesasturbance .1 to M. Z.—la Im. In the last number of the Porn T ifitng of es. Berlin appears a tranidation of Tennyson 's dedication to the et lets Wince Consort. The original is rendered with • warmth and fidelity that do credit to the poet who has IS ' attempted so difficult • performaoce. et. The Duke of Malakoff, accompanied by the t duchess, arrived at Algiers on the 50, oa board the 114 thristophe Colorith, An order of the day to the army immediately anummeed that he had resumed his functions is. as t.oreroor.Geiu ril, and the next day, at noon, hie Excel- 1 11 len , v received the civil sad military authorities. ►hl the Mth thoChatober of Dtputies at Madrid WM r t : hung with Mack, nod a motion to the effect that the named a& the fleceued stitewn.in, M. Martinez de la RPM, shool.l be r• imumilsal In the hull • 'mre the ratter uun/ly took ptice, jy was carried romann.owlp. In addition, • royal decree st. «den that the funeral of the deceased should he on the V, same scale of amgroticence aa fora marshal of the kindoia. zs . _ _ The ne-sit , t of Turin statue that the Ys 11Xviie• of that city Tiaited the premises of the Satiety of na st. Viseeet de Paul, arid, after a minute se.mh , took pos. It seedraa et a considerable number of papers and an the 10 ',Peters of the swiety. The town of Sint in menaced by a na.l catastrophe. Three mornings back, partioos of tto- .tnnette and Lubin t nioun!sin, which had fur name time past t.ecia cratking and t sinking, slipped, kavisrz maws overhanging the houses at xs the foot. The authorities bare ordered the Inhabitests to remove , s ad iater,:::!rel the occupation of the buildings for at. the prewait. - o. No event that has taken place in or near Lime rick for soh, tinge pest Pays S-"isl.e..' •-e) 1114 caused so !IL 4r, -at a star as the coining of a;:a ..1 Ad ete , t h e eldest son of the Earl of Iniuraven. t.rrat preparation. ' hare hero tirade to commotion-ate it with proper rejoicing, 10 . an.l, in the eyes of the eitixens ..f Limerick, the interest of $ the or uslou is enhanced by the visit of his Excellency the 1.1 Lonl.Lioutenant, a hieh is erre properly regarded as a high hut well merited couiplirhent to an eacelilent tioble•han, and an honour to the county in which be resides. The citizens of Limerick felt naturally anxious to see the popular Vicen.y, and to ;ive Lim a • hearty cheer as he named, and an 01i0... by the corporation was presented to him. r. A MMT 3lem. MI AL FI: SP.—The total amount Treived in aid ,4 the above fund exceeds 31,01:P. Among the sul.sariptions received at the Mansion-lionise yestenlay were 21Y1. from Lloyd's; Messrs. Muretta, lOW., the si.eager, 74V., Philliarrromiz basriety, 2W. It was in correctle stated in our impression of Wednesday that the Society of Arts had sent !W. to the above fund. The amount subscribed by that society was one thousand guineas, end it is understood that the contribution was 1 1 matte at the meeting in the curly part of January. TIIE HARTLEY COLLIERY RELIEF FUND. —The total amount received by the Lord Mayor, for the Titterers by the Hartley Colliery accident s is above 1ti,Z,011!., of which nearly (KY. was received during yesterday. Amongat the docations was collected among the Metnapulitim Police. THE NEW Lonto (.F THE TREASURT.—Last night r i Mr. lir.tnil moved for the issuing of a writ f or a new elec tine for Longford. Mr. White. who, since his election for 4 that comity in the conservative interest has coostantiv taken his .eat m the opposition benches and voted with the „„Ilf opposition leaders, has accepted the post vacat e d by Mr. Bagwell. The two gentlemen have exchanged places, Mr. Bagwell hu crossed the floor of the bone g and now sits with his old opponents. Mr. White has • been elevated to the dignity of the Treasury bench. Whether that gentleman s constituency will feel itself $ honoured by his sadden conversion to Liberalism we know not; but they will assuredly have an opportunity of ex pressing their opinion on it, and we cannot doubt that they will signify their appreciation of the slight their late mem ber has upon them by a ff ording the government another c han ce eof bestowiog the patronage that hss so long goon begging amunpt its own supporta% —Aturpinvj Herald. 41141 T -It. t 01117 17- Kiss+ maal ptiosa 1 el ,100 $ $ St. Keefe& 4p.c. Vtaz..tiopt. IN I 14 II 941 N. 994.44.5t.Jan.da aly 490 — — lentish F. last. 4D. at. 1140 ILI ..111.911millz .914.44. 04 I 101 l 26 iii 61 100, 1 90 49 Ii to 110 ger 60 1 - sal si 1107 ;41 Oslo. 411 113 i lii ill Ut 214 29 251 U 46 Me M A I 7f 11 145 i 41 42 31 U N se el el n n • u I It 107 110 n 16 17 n .104 W 7 L 142 105 - MI ale Per MU= Ye let si 1 1 111 I/ N 2 i Pm .4 5 1414 - par I I 1 Sla, } 1 10 16 1} ik •i It 1} 7 7} 61 63 68 7.0 to . 12yli 4 1 0 1 Ter 41 id 64j 6 78 na nil illi - id 7. TacluDAT ;~.,~ Consols, which closed yesterday at 93 to I fee the Gth of March, opened and closed to-ils} at the same quotation. For money the last prase was likewise 93 to 4. The official business repast is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money. 921, 931, 93 ; ditto for account (March 6), 93, ; Bank Stock, 240 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 93 New Three per Cents., 931, 4,1 ;New Tw o -an d -a - Half per Cents., 771 ; birty Years Annuities, 1886, 151 ; India Fees per Cent Stock, 106/, ; ditto, Bonds, 25a., 27a., 245. prem. ; Four per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 89 ; ditto Five p er Cent, 1011, 1; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1061. The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady at 1061 to 4. The rupee parr was firmer, owing to the receipt of somewhat higher prices from India. The Five per Cent. was quoted 1011 to 102 ; and the Five-aisi-a-Half, 1064 to 107. The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted 19x to 16s. prem., and the June 14a. to 18s. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 245. to 27 8 . Prem. In the foreign stock market a renewed demand was experienced. Mexican Bonds rose per cent.. closing at 344 to 35. Italian Five per Cents. left off} higher than yesterday, at 67/ to 88. Web allele Bonds were steady at 254 to f. Ecuador mil Spanish Passive Bonds, as well as RURIAIU2 securities. were in request, with a favourable tendency. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIC-Lk/TM -(11118 DAY.) The state of the weather hes altered but IBMs slam eat last report. At limes there has been slight fell of rain, but to-day it is fine, although cloudy, with the wind from the N.E. The supplies of lagßah wheat since last market day as very moderate. Flour veryshort. Barley an lummox( (pontiff. Malt liberal. Oats a good supply, principally Scotch. Bel" per, and seeds limited. One small parcel of Irish cans only. The foreign supply of wheat continues short slam last day, one America., ship having arrived with wheat sad flour. No fresh arrivals of barley, and oats only ens Archangel and a small parcel of Dutch. All other grad extremely short. To-day the trade in wheat and flour is in the same slag gish state that has prevailed for some days past ; so tww sales reported that prices are nominal only, without anima tion from Monday. Barley a slow trade, without change in value. Oita-Infazior samples are easier to purchase, fine cora maintaining full prices. Beans and pass as on Monday. !Ueda-Tares dull; clover seed supportslate values linseed steady ; rapeseed a trifle dearer ; in mustard avA and weary bat little doing. FLOATING CABGO3B.-Few arrivals, and demand ez trenisly limited, with prices rather downward. WENAT.-Fagliah: Ems: and Kent, white, new, 565. to 63a.; ditto, doe old. -s. to -a.; ditto, red, new, 525. to 60a.; ditto, dos old, -a. to -a. ; Norfolk, Sm., fine old. -a. la -s.; red, new, to -a. Foreign Dantzic, 6A. to 66a.; fine, 66a. to 70e.; sutra, Ma. to 7hi. • Eouigaberg, 57.. Is 625.; ditto, extza 645. to 68a.; Rostock, : sutra, 60s. to Oh.; Mecklenburg 49e. to 66..; Uckermark ditto, -a. • American white, 61s. to 64a.; ditto, red, 56e. to 625.; Ow: dian, 56e. to 62a. BamAr.-English msl -Mk& 36a. to 37.. ; fins, 40a. grindiag. 26a. to 305.; and &Wi li ng, 31s. to 30a. pm tr.; foreign It i , ser 2ls , e2o Me.; ditto distalling, 300. to NA. Maim ' Emsx and Norfolk, 58s. to Us. ;Ids. eis, to 675. ; and Wars, 64.. to 705.; brows. 49e. to 57.. 06211.-Z6l2lkb feed, 90.. Od. to 2:35. Od. ; potato. 245. to 28s. ; foreign, 21s. to 265. 35.. to 38s. SLIM -logliah tick, 35a. to 365. ; barrow, 39i. to 404.; pigeon, 39.. to 40s. ; foreign, 315. to 330. ; tiak. 37.. to 38a. ; Konigsberg, 395. to 401. ; yy • 331. to Ms. P1A12.-Zoglith boilers, 380. to 395.; w to and blue, 311% to 41 0 . ; maple, -a. to -e.; grey, 34a. to 365.; hog, An to 38e. ; f • 345. to 375. 'boon.-Hoglisb town, 495. to 501.; ditto fi ns, 50s. to sfiaz country, 455. to 465. ; Norfolk sad Suffolk, 40s. to 490; French, to -a. per sack ; U.B. sweet, 295. to 3314 Canadian. 29% to 325.: Spanish. 47.. to 495. Masted Coos.-White. 34.. to 36a. ; yellow, 325. to 3k. FLOATING Canoom, all C. F. anal. _--Wbeat :Hsi and Msrianople, per 4921 M., 545. to 565. ; Ohirks, Ms. to 565. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801 b. ., red, 48e. to 52a. white. - • Danube and Oslata, 445. to 50s. ; F.4= 421:. to 440. Haslet': Baptista sad By'rian, _,per 245. to 255. ; Odessa and Dminbo, do. 255. to 20s. Beans Egyptian, per 4801ta.,33a. to 345. Maize : Odessa and Golan. mo gabs., 34a. Od. 36e. ; Th ra ll and Bldg:arias. pm Ukb,.. 335. Od. to 345. ; Preach, do., -a. to ; American, do., 32 to 335. ; Egyptian, -s. to --a. Baum -OanarL Ned, per I , 404 to Wt. ; used, per qr. 4 to 150 s. ; sibird mad, per whit*, 6s. to . 9s. ; brown, 7s. to 10a. ; Linseed, per W. musbiog, 575. to 68s. ; Liaised cakes, Eoglish, per Mg. 111. Os. to 111.10. ; American, thin, in brie., per Isio. 12/. Oa. to 121. 10s.; do., in bags,lll. Os. to 111. 10s.; Badge. o'. to 01. Oa ; Marseilles, 101. to 101. 10s.: Rape cakes. W. 0,30 71, ; Tares, per bushel, winter, 6a to 6e. 6d. ; Kips seed, Runtish, per qr., 56e. to 60s. ANJLIVALB INTO lAINDON num FYN. 10 TO FE8.16. &ilia And Scotch. Irish. lforeies. 10t) ' . 2350 ;no I 12 3 I 3789 6680 45) 4:11 I 6280 inglials, 1060 sa cks ; torebni, - sack., 6593 bai:Tel4. Wheat Barley at' LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.--4THIS DAY.•) (►lom ODE OWN COIRESPONDINTO (iT iimil AND MISR MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) The market keeps quiet, and the demand for both wheel and flour are moderate at prioes which in some instancing favour buyers. Indian corn without any material shear Woo. Beans quiet. Oats and oatmeal dull. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) BUG/La.—The market has shown great heaviness Oak week ; towards the close rather owner prices were accepted, but without leading to soy important tranaactione. refining quatitiss are most in request. Java of as l 2 import sold, good brown to low yellow, 354. Cal. to 375. 88.; good middling to fine gray, 40e. to 43e. ; washed Havana, 31s. 6d. to 36e. ; clayed Manilla, 345. 6d. ; two sold afloat, brown Rio. for Havre, at 21s. 6d. = Penman, for the Mediterranean, at 29e. Refined : the market continues firm. COFFlZ.—Plantation Ceylon has sold with less briskness this week, but prices are fully supported. A small well of the new crop found buyers at extreme rates ; low to Us middling *obi at 74e. to 86s. ; pea berry, 735. to 83e. : na tive Ceylon, 70s. to 71s. Cocoa.—A.limited business has been transacted at pre vious prices. Tea.—At the public sales Assam company's sold steadily at 2.1. above the previous sale. China has sold wither* change. Mx —About 600 puncheons of Demerara sold at lo to le. Bd. Rics—The market is dull and inactive ; to effect sales lower prima would have to be submitted to. Srmsa.—Pepper has sold on easier terms. Pimento was bought in to prevent a decline. Cloves, Zanzibar sold at pre vious prices. Other spices are without change. market Is quiet, but previous prices see paid for the small parcels that are disposed of. Bstrrrrar--lio sales reported. INDIGO.—The quarterly sales terminated yesterday. The total quantity declared was 4,B33ehesta, of which 307 chests were withdrawn or not printed, leaving the quantity brought forward 4,516 chests, consisting of 1,881 chests Beep!. Tirbo it, to., 215 Owle, 337 Kurpeh , 607 Madras, 6 'Beall patam, 622 Manilla, 42 Java, and 746 sundries in the B efr talogue. The sole opened with a fair attendance of home and foreign buyers; the biddings were languid, but they were more brit towards the close, proprietors having bought in largely. Good and floe Bengal sold at an advisers on Outober's sales' priors of ls. M. to le. 3d.: middling sad ordinary, le. 3d. to le. 4d. ; • few desirable, at ls. 6d1.; Oudot, ls. to la. 3d. Kurp.lis met • brisk ilemaid at ls. to is. 6d. advance ; dry leaf Madras sold beastly at 4d. he Bd. advance; the Manillas were withdrawn. 2,416 eheds wore withdrawn, and 1,162 bought in, leaving 1,273 chests fold, to which must be added t. 1.3 of the bought in or with drawn, making the total quantity sold 1,500 chests. l'orros.-400 bales have been sold at steady prices. TALLOW MARKET.-CIIIS DAY.) The market io quiet at the followieg rates : Tows tallow, 46a., net cub ; reteraburg Y.C.„ on the ere% 46a. 6d. ; Blarch, 464. lid. to 4114. 3d. ; Apt' to Just. Ode. Gd. ; July to September, 47a. 6(1. ; October to Dr (Amber, 48a. RIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) --- • ----- LZADENHALL. —Priem : Hides 561bs. to alba- M. to 31d. ; 64115. to 72113 e., 314. to 3!,d. ; 7191 e. to Nabs. SQL to Md. ; 8011... to 981 be., :Std. to 4d.: Mlbs. 9tvlbs., 44. to 41AL ; 96Ibs. to 1041 be., 4 fd. to 414. liorso hides, 94. to 10s. Calf Ado", light, du. Od. So 45.: toll, 6e. BIRRONDSZT.--Sheep skim : Polled, 9e. 64. to lie. Bd. Keats sod hat-bred; Bs. Od. to 10.. Od. ; doom. Os. OL to 7s. 64. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report an immoved demand for Mid and East Rents, large quantities of the lower de scriptioes having been taken by the London brewers duals the week : a steady trade doing in other sorts. VALENTINeg DAY.—The delivery of letter within the metropolitan districts this morning exceeded by several thousands that of Valentine'sday, 1861. 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