The Express. — London, England, 1864-03-08 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinery.) r. 810141 AND 110 1 111100.—ONTLIOUNTIL la this cue the petitioner had obtained a dimes, and rs sioodents had since minted each other. An appli .[:oo vas now made to the court to deal with certain 'elAcacias, under which the petitioner claimed an intenseh „, ITilde mid that ea regarded the mousy which had * o ' settled by the petitioner hhneelf, the court would tier the deed to be coantrued as if the reepoedent were The next sum with which It Inn &Med to deal was , nr of About LOON., which would come to the respondent the marriage settlement of her father, Sir John it. Lethbridge. in the event of his not emonting a N eer of appointment to her prejudice. The court could r „.gard this money an either in posamire or reversion, bad therefore no war of it. Lastly, there was a (....rther =urn of 1,000/. ian Railway Stock, repreeent. t omes to which the respondent had become entitled e her marriage. The parties had agreed that the should be placed in the hands of trade= for the first of the husband, secondly of kis wife, lastly of their children ,• bat there wen the simpler proviso that the deed should absolutely obtaining a divots*. This want hag , , ‘ „,a, the trustees had sold out the stock, and ,ter to Mrs. Brownrigg. The norm would have no ' in holding that the deed in question wen &postnuptial Wilemeot within the meaning of the Main* but es the had all determined this mart mai have bathing d a with it. If the trustees had done wroeg ~,r e were other means of calling them to amount. The or'.er rent therefore go in the form prayed as regarded the rim.with coats against the 00-respondent. AA regarded „them the court could sot interfere. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Regietrar Brougham.) IN RE FEZDLiAXD PHILIP 179C11n 0T1011111126. o:u2krupt w+s described as of Jermyiestreet, and of 1. Firm. Oaldey, in the county of Surrey. The nee has ,: e suir been mentiooscl, oe the ocomion of two umnomear ft: c plicatimis by the bankrupt for his relates from eue At the last sitting, the application was refused by y. commisaioner Molloy& with leave to the bankrupt to I,llov t•Je application after the assignee b i d b en 0 b... was the sitting for choice of argoea The bankrupt vu siala brought up in custody, but did not renew his op t':catioo. The liabilities, as already slated, are about . of which upwards of 3,0001. it due to hie solicitors, Edwards, of Southampton-buildinp and there are liabilities on account of the Mitre and Other insurance I.XletleL .t proof for 1,100/. was tendered on behalf of the Rev. • Margetses, the amount of an award roadie against the in action of ejectment brought against him to r DOSSOI4IOI2 of au estate. After some discussion, the proof was &chalked. Mr Snow, butcher, of Jernivnetreet, was appointed as. t, -Dee. and Mr. Charles Brown manager of the estate. :t-nest sitting was fixed for the 6th of April. IL% Sargood, Mr. E. Reed, Mr. Lawrence, Mr. G. Lewis, • Morgin, and Mr. Michael appeared in the case. - 712; OniCrupt returned to prison in company of the The case obtaieed additional notoriety from bin fro,:eLt appearance before police-courts. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. mo:crr BY BEAR OF • FOSOZD 01D13. j 1. , n. clerk, of 1 , John-Ares Berkeley-square, tr4s oefore Mr. Tyrwhitt with o hy meant cf. for?ed Mir on the Londes sad Weetioiweler Bank, the ;m f 10e. at No, 262, Oxfordatreet, with inked wdefr.thl Mr. John Dickenson Bette, Mr. Wm. Woollens, cashier to Mr. Betts, roma, of • ostord•treet, said that on the previous evening the :r.,mer. whom be had known as being in the employ of Bill. a grocer, in Duke-drool, Groommoroquars, rttert.l the shop and presented him an order for some • end an order for the payment of the sum of e. on the Stratford-place Breech of the "motion westosinster Bank, sigma Bateman, and countersigned Junco Ball, the promisor @eying, " This is for yon." ge_eve the prisoner the moosey,l7l. 10e., and after doing h,ring a little suspicion as to the genuineness of the npature, remarked to the prisoner that it w a curious :cipg cheque, u the words "on demand" were written :nce. The prisoner said, "That is nothing to me, I have -..1a.; to do with that." The poisoner thee walked to the • to get the goods, and he (witness) told some of the liv.3taato to detain him while he went to Kr. Ball to see if L, ,hequo was genuine, sod on going to Mr. Ball's be ILI that the signature was a forgery, and that the pri s,er had left Mr. Ball's employ on Saturday last. Mr. Cecil James Ball, managing the business of his 'ithEr. Mr. James Bill, gromr, of Duke-street, Grosvenor are, said the prisoner had been in his father's employ, :.t was discharged on Saturday last. The signature to the ler WU not written by him, but it WY somewhat like Mr. Tyrwlutt ingaind whether the signature we. Lord olemates. Mr. Ball said it was not. He had seen Lord Bateman a-it several times, and cashed him cheques, he being • cue tc:Ler. He (Mr. Ball) always countersigned the cheques on luck, and Mr. Bette cashed them for him. 1. imunds, 198 C. proved taking the primmer into custody it the corner of Soath Acidley-street (he having bolted olt 4 Mr. Betts's shop). and that on telliog him the charge said that he bad been sent with the order by • pock marked man. One of Mr. Betts's assistants took the money all but half-a-sovereign from the prisoner, sad the half - tovereigo he (the constable) found in the prisoner's month. be bastog attempted to swallow it, but being prevented dotog so by his grasping his throat. Mr. Trrwbitt remanded the prisoner, who had no ques tions to uk, for a week. WESTMINSTER. PIUTIONZILS VICAPIVO PCNTSITIMIT. tb. arrival of the police-van with Crimpers from the H ..3 , 0 of Detection, this morning, Dennis, the gaoler of the L..t. .161 that the police-sergeant in charge of the van was EA. to make a represeulatioe to the magistrate respect. it: A lersou committed to bin charge. Mr. Arnold *aired what it was. ! . .izraot—l wish to brier a matter order your notice. I ree red a cremator from here 7asterdav afternoon to be t. iv. red to Wbiteaross.street Preece., and took him there is commitment. Mr. .kroold—What occurred? , er.teaot —I tendered him and the commitment to the r , -roor of the gaol, and be reflood to receive or detain tie mao. Mr:irti . old—What did you do? sergeant-1 opened the vim door sad let the prisoner go. I a once discharged him in the street. Mr. .trnold—lt seems Unarms order has been hissed that (*rum prisoners are to be taken to Whitscross-street, where tLe - .l:oary course seems to be not to take them in. ..rrz.rint— I believe there was a similar rime last night b,_ t.lerieo well Police-court to the one I have stated. M:. Arnold—There seems to be some extraordinary min cLlrr.!muliog or difficulty in the miter. , -..r.zeciat—The governor of Whiteerues.street prison told ce to• was acting under the direction of the City an- In refusing to receive the prisoner, and that he taken the advice of the City solicitor on the sub ivfore his refusal. Mr. Azoold 7 lcaooot noderstand the matter. - - ..o[—Shall I f ears the mans omuscutmest her., your w r•L I. Mr Arnold—Oh no, certainly not ; we bare done with it. WORSHI P-STREET. rtILICET ASAAULTS ON THE POUCH. 7 • lel Jame. Hews, powerful labouring men, were Mr. Cooke with assaulting police-constables. H, said that at a late hoar last night the •r. were creating a disturbance in Bateman a-row, and when he interfered they struck and kicked . .11r 2”71 H. came to bin magenta, and was more ':treated. Prisoners then escaped into their own - !m a Paaree's-coart. Witness and his brother ••• ',almond them there : a woman suddenly opened • ~1 toad.. a blow at Law with a poker, which be ,vni.lerl be stepping backward*. John Hayes 1 - • t!'r Poker, and struck at both of them daspare:ely, ut of the HAT and Smith 9i G. at the same r•t-1"1 the spot, drew his staff, and ad . .tutee•liately wardasi off another blow which 1 , 1. t have fallen on his head, and • -• -e led in wresting the weapon from him ; - .fterwards entered the hones, where a .truzz , e ensued, both prisoners being • en. John Hayes kicked wittier heavily in the . • ...tempted to rise from the floor, and the : • :!! r wan found in securing the men—they re , • • ray to the station house. <-. after some stroog remark, on the prevalence the police, fiord John Haves 60a. or too ~ n oment ; ►od Ilia brother James 23a, or 7 ~, , unto they immediately paid, albeit they worth as many pence. ‘IN , T THE LONDON GENERAL 0MN1... ... In the Lord Mayor's Court yesterday, nrter and a jury, an action we, broright by ' Newton against the London Getters! Om , • , •••M". to reenver compensation for an accident, . • sr. 411ered , was caused thorny+ the negligence •‘..e defendants' to. It appeared that last 't re. wa s ao open cutting in Piccadilly for the vr , ,rks, and that, to protect it, toms paving „ .. ' rdsee.l at the tide. While the plaintiff was ." • tee r Wing, one of the defendants' ommbusee 1 • through earelessoesson the part of the driver, •tones were knocked into the cutting, and, • ; ' " nL,iotitf, seriously injured him. The jury verdict of 3W. damages. PALAcr.. ON? SHILLING DAY. ~ •NI , P.• H 7. .Vlmisolions on payment, 689; ditto `'o .tcitets, 625 ; total, 1,314. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 8, 1884. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIOENCB to ILICTIIIO lIILDIZAPIL ) LIVERPOOL MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) HLNDIOAP PLATL Pokad ... ... ... ... TYRO @TANYA. our Bait L Roadolotis, Wiat Pour Alias bury, OMB aro bans LIVERPOOL SPRING OUP. Aboat owe adds ad a halt Muslims, no Nook. St. litirriaco, Ghillie Oallaas Jades AIWA, sad Votoriaariso sr* biro. PAID Foarirr.—Lord Barbie, Or. Syatas, Ilsbomoisa, Dankold, lisaboth, Ws/massage, sad Down (lbw. HUNTERS' tin STEEPLECHASE. About four Wks. Mlk and Sa, Bright Hopes, Deadweight, Philo, Jacob, Discount, Chagnon&ley, /3anbury, Janda, Pao- Trek Pot Powi, Gemara Outran, and Enterprise are here. PAID Ponturt.—Bridesmaid. HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. Two miles. Pot Pauli, Sicking Pond, Rowo, Serious Case, Em blematic, Marble Hill, Tree Heart, Chester, Cutler, Topsy, and Omsk are his.. PAID FORlMM—fistsilits, Joe Maley, Southport. Stanton, Wortham, Edith, Amin, Chez* Kalil, and Lothian's King. Annevw.—Awfoolary, Ross, and Martha. SHARE 1118T8.--(THIS DAY.) Two Wlmas. The transactions in the railway marketbl-dayare upon a restricted scale, and the variations in Emma are few and unimportant. As regards the principal stooks, the only movements are a rise of 4 pet cent. in South &atm.°, and Great Western. London and North Western stock is now quoted' 107 to 4, ex div. ; Great Western, 63 to 4 ; Midland, 126 to 4, ex div. ; Lancashire and York shire, 1094 to 4, ex div. ; Caledonian, 120 to 121; South Eastern, 90 to 4, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 47 to 4, ex div. ; Great Northern, 126 to irt, ex div. ; London and South Western, 99 1 to 109 ; and Metropolitan, 107 to 106. San Paulo shares have unproved, and Bahia exhibit a favourable tendency. On the other hand, Lombardo-Venetian, Sambre and Meuse Five-and a-Half per Cent. Preference, and Namur and Liege are dull. Indian and Canadian railway securities generally are steady. ..LAY MAZES ANT Sk I Pa. IMILWATL I Ckail lsia g tms sane! 7 • I 101P•m• le • ma is no in - iti i 3111 U IS 17 St 116 157 306 67 48 US 277 128 129 132 334 91 27 el al 87 IS if 87 102 104 100 100 0 71 10 104 W 41 100 100 Mil 100 61 62 10! 108 - 1 - ii nei-7 96 911 ft Id ft If 100* 1011 16 117 la+ Sal 17 _lB '4l I 7 8 pm id 126 12.3 zd 1 2m zd rOl zd' ns 128 i 66 I ii no !"9 641 at 901 x4l 96 101 xdi i x 140 36 16 1 lddt 6 pas xd 3 33 pax xcl! 117 i 7 xd 7 xd 114 8 i ad Ili ad ad al Pi id! 22 24 lON i zd zd I:tf 2 - 107 1 14 994 9 i 10711 1161 sd 009 90 9 id AI sd !II 1= id ZAVAUTIL ~•k. Do. how Do. I hone Dodo II lola MIMS Do. Prokroaco , 1 Ikaalkt nae. kis. Aorg.l7 -1 1182. do h lt7h Do. do. Iw o 1 1. . UV 061 . 4 168.1rOarolp.api 'Cops T. a Dekep. e. r* .opit. Ba ap h prot lan. wl go. ;hal Leas go. i do DD.Do. 11 0 Tztosodas do ;hood honk at Noah Do. Id Int. Baado I I Do. do. deemed. Do. tad park Hoods_ Do. do. gotonvi, Do. PM rat hock I Do. ia. - dalarvoll Do. 4111 ord. hock . I Do. io. 'wawa ,hoot Who Paniaoalo , Da B. 8 paraph. p . OtDo of Isdio g. 5 p..ot. 41 pr hot. I Do 08 Waders of Quads 14 Do. Now ll , Do.tll4l: . ph. lgh Do. do. L e t a 86 India& , Do. New Modno gear. dp. cal ! Mk Do. do. at do 97 De. do do.— , IX I Do. 11th Idshok Corp. 6 par e. Bd, Iletb. and Hobaosis By U N.Broa.dt Cam els. • It 8 N.R.ateakip.e.h6p.k.' • laindo, gok 6 par cool ' 168 Do. DMA do lo B} Do. do. do. , Do. haohab do lO4 Do. Woe !knot. do i Ti lim' U 1 IN US Us 1 loseo* 1.04 166 4 P 74 78 IS IS es n n 64 N n n in n n n n nat ny t en vs in Adis lk 87 IP= 108{ 118 se eel lii 1114 1 Ar i, 214 e Ng i 161 it IP} G. prima IS4 19 20 81 ti 9 10 22 26 $7 el 7$ te e I, !Pea No. I Sh. I ConrAmMt. I 20,003 10 Anglo-Maxlaus Mint 1 20,003 , IS Assam/1m 10.000 26 Australlaaltr e &t.li , 47,000 , 10 gailaMaterworks (L)! 10,000 6 Bombay Gas (Waited. B,ooo' 60 British American load ! 6517001. , 84. .11. & L Mag. TM (1) 1 12,600 10 ,British ,sa Tao (L )( 8,915 10.4 Caaada Company . 1 50,000 10 eanadlanLoanalav:L)l 25,000 20 'Ceylon Company 40,000 10 Com. of African Msr.(l 1 1 60,000 60 •CoottnercialUnion(las* 20,000 60 'Coasolidatad D 4.. (L 1 40,000 100 CoatnactCorporation (I. . 12,000 IS ,Cop.M.M . PreL7/p.c ! a 10020261 St. llO 110,8105. St. : Ci L d4 Protarence !lit 277,0001 St. ! Do. 6p. st. imp. Dsb 1 101 10.000100 'Moms= on r,L I I 60.000 , 20 R. India Irrig. & Canal, I 107.600, 20 , Com& Trd.(l.l 1 879,9731. St. Eneagleg Migrant Copper OM 70.000 6 , sad Am , . ll 125,000' ' 10 21.Crodit& Fin.ol Lon (L a 6 20,900 1 15 'Oen. Steam Navigatioa 14 100,0001 20 . 1/adman's Bay ' all 160,000 20 'alarm& Yinan.Son (LI. 6 12,600 10 Jinn. IL Mall StasuoL)! 7 6,600 6 Do. do ' all 60.000 20 Italian Irrig. (Cam Caw 8 10000001 .00 Do. sp. e. Bb. r. 107 0, , all 40,000' 16 lolatitock Dbcouat(L )) 5 ' 20,000 50 Laud Securities (Lim.)' 3 I 29.000 26 Lood.aadCaledon.ll.(i i 3 12,000 6 Loo&District Talsg.X. au : 20,000 60 Land. Plasm Aro. (L. 16 175,000 4 Load. 0. Omnibus C. (L. , all 60.000 20 lood.Provinclalllarine' 2 60.003 20 Madras Deign & Canal 1 1 12,500 20 'Mauritius Land.eto.'L): 2 ! 12,0,0 10 'Madlt. Wen. T.I. (54 all 20.000 60 Mercan.CreditAmo.(4)) 6 1 22,600 10 Natal Land et CoL 80,000 II National UM Cosa. (L), 6 20,000 100 Nailooal Stew Nay.(L l 6 8.010 10 Nerbadda Coal & 1 ii, 6 6,000 20 ' Do. New ' 1 1411,610 1 N. Hellish Austral*. X.)! all 40.000 50 N.Brit..&Mercan. IRA , 111' . . 80,000 5 Nova Scotia Ootl&Ldi 1 1 ; - - - 40,000 26 ,Ocean listens Laura. I: 6 , 13 14/pm, - 10,000 20 Oriental Con:metaX !/0 7 2 4 put - MO 000 1 Oriental Gas (Limited) all i ll 1 ! - 60,000 1 Do. New - 40,000 10 'Orient-Inland Stew(L) AR 2 2 : - 10,000 6 Ottoman Gas (Limited) , 3! / dls - 000.0W5 St. Peel Itiv.Land & Min. (L) 100 I 44 4 - 10,000 60 .Peninsular &O. Steam all , 78 80 , - 20,000 60 Do. Maw SO . 14 93pin - 17,070 10 Quebrada L., R., 18.3 4i If 11,11 s - 10,000 50 Rhymney Iron 10.000 16 Do. New - td 4.250 26 RM./. City Improv. (L) all I 181 171 - L,750 26 , Ditto ditto - 15,000 100 Royal MallStsam 4O . 116 67 193 } 200.000 L St. Scottish Aust. Inv. (L) 100 139 144 - 30,094 20 Soc. Pioan.d Egypte:L.) 6 1} Oldis 5 10,000 60 S. African M. &In (L . 6 / 11 pen - 11100 26 South Australian Land all 31 IS -- 280,0001 St. Submarine Telegraph lOO 46 66 I - 1 DO. Scrip . all , i $ 1 - 1;2.000 20 Thasses&Mersey In kL) ,4$ 6pm 81 12,590 10 Trust& AgencyotAtia. I ' I dis IPm - 60,000 20 T. &L. Co. of U. Canada pm 51 20.(1110 6 United K. Teleg Co. (L.) par - 60,000 21 Vulvas. Marine Ina .1 ): / !die - 26000 10 Upper Aisamles(Llra.) / 1/ 2pm - 10 Do. - 10,000 30 Van Dlemen's 10ad... 26{, 10 12 11 30,001' 50 Mestlndia&PacificS L 8 - - L - rar 4 444.43 112 ll6 111 116 1 ; dlai 1 1 3 13 1 104 101 11 II ad, 3 31p., 26 23 id 1 ; 1 1,. 71 6 4 410 13 26 7 1 11231 3 ' id _ z4 zd 18} 8 itom pe; si , i peo . 2 . pca 4 4 9gr -- 7 S pa 12112 1 P• 2 el pm 111 j Paz , 1 21 102 19 91 PREFERENCE SHARES. Bristol and Exeter, 4 px amt. stock, 91. Midland, Coosoli4ateZ 4 per cent. prof. stock, redeemable if so determioed by the proprietary, 102 id. OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE BOAT RACE. As the day fixed for this peat national mitotic meet (the 19th of March) wreathes, the interest booms'., and everything menseted with the amounter is watched with the utmost anxiety. As we before stated, the Oxford crow will be in London about the middle of the week, as cedars ham bean given to forward the boat by road to Palmy on Wednesday evening next. The mew, it is expected, will make the appearance on the London water on the following Thursday. On Monday afternoon a picked mew was got up to give them a turn, in armed once with the usual custom at Oxford, and a ram of ex ceeding interest took pleas below Naneham. The scratch crew romp:sod, besides the President of the Oxford University Boat Club (Mr. Cam) sewn! Oxford oars of great experience, including the Mears. Morrison. The names, however, me given below, will speak for themselves : Mr. Carr's Crew. Oxford University Crew. 1. S. K. Illingworth. Drasewose. I. C. P. Roberts. Trinity. 2. F. F. Lambert, C F. H. tell t W. Awdry, DMA 1. y, University. 4. W. W. n itdlard. Exeter. 4. J. C. Parson. Trinity. 6. CL Morrison. BallioL 6. W. B. Jacobson. Christ Ch. 11 C. E. Harris, &swum. S. A. IL Seymour, University. 7. IL Shepherd, Bruen/we. 7. 11. Brown. Trinity. Stroke—C. R. Carr. Wadham. Stroke—D. Pocklington, Brame. Coss.—F. C. Chaterbuck, nose. Trinity. Cosa—C. IL R. Totteshaa, Christ Church. The river being swollen by the repeat heavy rains, and there being a tray strong head wind, there was an normal roughness on the whim, resembling as near as possible the swell of the Thames mar Loads's. Mr. Carr lay under the Berkshire shore at the mile bush until the University Eight, which had rowed from Sandford, came within a few lengths, when he put Oa a quick stroke and led them through the railway bridge, at whit point the gap had been somewhat lessened, as the powerful stroke of Pockliogtoe told more effectively in the rough water than the de& of Mr. Carr. Upon reaching the corner the eight put on a spurt, and caught up their oppomels, whose want of coalition telling upon them. enabled the former to take the lead, which they maintained to the finish. DEATH PROM STARVATION IN BETHNAL GREEN.-SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST THE PARISH AUTHORITIES. INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) This morning Mr. John Humphreys, the coroner for Middlesex, resumed et the Greyhound tams, Globe street, Old Ford-road. Bethnal-green, an investigation re 'pectin( the death of Serah Dove, which occurred under cir cumstances that involved a serious charge against the parish authorities. The jury, after • long deliberation, returned the follow ing spe6al verdict, "That deosased, Sarah Dove, died from the mortal effect' of ex haustioo, consequent on continual want of food, clothing, and warmth, sod we are of opinion that the husband has not bee. sufficieetly watchful over his wife ; that Mr. Christy was to blame for not having mad* him self fully acquainted with the dammed's condition oa his first visit; that relieving of ought immediately to admit a patient on the recommendation of the medical officer, until the neat bard day ; that in the present case the demised died pending the test employed as to her fitness for relief ; that in such cases the test of the workhouse is inadequate, sod not properly adapted to its and, as life has been thereby sacrificed ; and the jury request that the coroner forward this verdict to the Poor Law Board." PAINFUL ACCIDENT.—AN OFFICER in ou• painful duty (says the Oudh Onzettel to reeved a fatal accident that happened to an officer of the 18th Bengal Cavalry, while out shooting about 14 nines from canton meets. " After enjoying their sport throughout the morning, the sportsmen had retied for Cilia ; and were just rising to begin shooting again, when one of them—Major Dough—called for ' some one with stronger fingers than his own, to come and draw hack the Lardy guard of his ride trigger. He was. at the time, seated on the ground, with the butt of the ride resting oa his thigh ; the ratiarle in the air, and pointed across a jheel. One of the others went to help lute ; end, • few momenta later, Mr. Cochrane, who was just then lighting a cheroot, moved to give his aid, passing, as he did so, before the rifle. At that very instant the hammer, that bad apparently bees resting on the bolt of the guard only, fell on the cap, and Mr. Cochrane was shot through the heart. His death was instsinteneons. The regiment to which he belonged, and a large circle of his friends in the army, have lost through this deplorable accident an °dicer of proved ability, and a friend who will be ro tted and missed in every circumstance of life. Mr. Cochrsoe was senior lieutenant of her Majesty's 34th foot ; and had been for two years and a half adjutact of the 18th , Bengal Cavalry. He wore the Crimean, the Turkish, sad ' the Indian medals, and had been decorated with the order of the Itedjahri." A MAN AND HIS WIFE DROWNED NEAR DARNS LIT.— Yesterday afternoon an inquest was held at the Ball Ina, Stairfoot, near Barnsley, before Mr. Taylor, on the bodies of John and Mazy Keen, the former aged thirty-six years and the latter twenty-three years of age. Keen was a "ganger " on the line of railway now being eosstrncted io Ardsley, and, from the evidence, it appeared he did not live on very good terms with his wife. The unfortunate deceased had been to the house of a friend named Widdow son, who resides at the side of the Desiree and Dove Canal, and left about 10 o'clos.k to go home, distant less than half. a-mile, their way being along the canal side; but they had not proceeded far before they commenced quarrelling, succeeded shortly after by the screams of the woman. A man named John Shore, who was going along, attracted by the cries, ran on to the canal bank, to the spot which they appear ed to have come from, bat maw no one in the water : he, how ever, found a jacket on the bank and a shawl floating on the water. Ile at once raised an alarm, and a number of I persons having run to the spot the bodies were got out in rather lees than half an hour, it is Deedless to say, quite dead. The jury thought that there might have been a ease of manslaughter, but with the evidence before them the only verdict they could return was that of " Found drowned.' Keen, on being searched, was found to have about 71. in his pockets, in ciao of which was found a bank book showing that he had 100!. in one of the Liverpool banks. —Lends Mercury. A Y Or Su GIRL BROWNED. —HEARTLLaS CONDUCT OF Two MLN.—Yesterday an inquest was held at the Leeds Town Hall, by Mr. Blackburn, as to the cause of death of Mary Jane Early, aged eleven Seen, the daughter of a millwright, residiog in Florist-street, Kirkstall-road. The deceased was employed at Messrs. Marshall's mill, Wilber*, and, with four of her juvenile fellow-workers, was returning home on Saturday afternoon along the side of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal. When they were near Wellington-bridge, • railway train was passing towards the station, and the girls naturally turned round to look at it. The deceased was standing oweeet to the water, and when her companions were on the point of proceeding homeward, they mined her, and on looking in the canal, sow she was struggling in the water. Two men (if such they may be called) passed at this time, and though the little girl in the canal appealed to them to save her, mad her oompanioes joined in the appeal, they took no notice, except that one of them, with the most utter heartleeseess, uttering an oath, re marked. '• Oh, never mind." The deceased was only • short distance from the water's edge, and might easily have bees rescued if these heartlewi fellows hod had the humanity to make the effort. The assistance of some of the workmen at sfessn. Whitham's forge was obtained, but half an hour elapsed before the body war recovered, and life was then extinct. Verdict —" Accidentally drowned." Acol DENT TO THE BIRKENHEAD DOeR WORKS. —l2O feet of the old north wall in the Morpeth Birkenhead. gave Inv on Sunday. 50 feet of the heavy structure was lifted bodily from the foundation, carried 20 feet across the excavations, and deposited in an upright Mtn, against the splendid masonry of the New Morpeth lock. The gates of this lock were closed. and fortunately stood the shock remarkably well. Had tin reverse been the MO the most serious consequences must have ensued by the sudden abstraction from the tidal waters of the Mersey of • quantity of water sufficient to oover 11 acres 32 feet in depth. 'l'o fill the vacancy between the old and new walls a large quantity of water was necessarily drawn oft from the Morpeth been, and to corn. pinnate for the abstraction • tidal wave of great magnitude rushed up the basin from the river, breaking with terrific force against the head of the basin, and inundating • portion of the shore road. The whole of the vessel, in the Morpeth Dock broke their chains and ropes, and some ultimately drifted with the current into the Fgertoo Dock. but gene nilly they sustained only slight damage. At the Morpeth dock rill the water was in violent oscillation for nearly an hour. Prompt measures are being taken to remedy the effect of the aesidisit. POSIMEIO3II PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Lfratreggs MARCH 7.—labs liaday :—Great Western, 63 Lancashire and Yorkshire 1094 id—Loudon and North Western, 1074 4 4 ad—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 614 4—North Eastern Berwick), 101 ad—South Pattern . 904 90 904 st—Datch Rhenish, 14 p.—Great Luxembourg, 104—ScInde , Deihl, 1034—Mexican Throe per Cada., 434 434 424 4-Bpaiiish Paseives, 34 , —Gtoaral Credit, 34 p.—Mercantile and lischasige Bank. 313-16 11-16 p., id and a—ditto. New Shares, 34 13.16 11-16 p. Marine, 13-16 p.—British and Foreign Marine, 3 td p.— empire Marine. 2 x new p. —Lancashire Insurance, 4 p. —Lis erpool and London Fire and Life, 114 id p London and Lancashire, 4 p.—Mercantile Marine, 16-16 p.—Onion, 21 p. igaMIIIOBAM. Hairs! 7.—South Staffordshire Railway shares were sold at 11, Birmingham Canal shares at 94 Patent Aslant., at 34 prem.. Birmingham Financial, 14 prem, and Staffordshire Joint Stock Bank 41 prem. London and North Western quoted 1074 to las .Staffordahire and worcestershlre Canal, 500, buyers Dudley and West Bromwich Bank. 7 to 74 ; Matropolltan Wagon, 14 to 141. ditto new, 3. to 34 prem. MA.Mitifitte, Mama 7.—Roca were rather lower, but a fair &mould of business was done. Consolidated Bank Linfited,, p.—Great LuxeMourg, 104 -Great Northern A , 1214-- Great Western. Of 54 3 - Illinois Central. 164 d.--ditto, paid np, 734 I—London and North Western, 107—Manchester, Shefleld, and - Lincolnshire, 514 4—ditto fa Fret, 6-16 p.—New Fire per Cent. all paid , 94—UetropoUtan, 1074 I—Meticans, 444 4 31 3 Si 4} North BAUsli, 521 4 ell f--South Eastern, 904 eq—spentsh Faasives, 344—Thames and Mersey Marine In suranee, 44 13 . 10 4 p.—Mercantile Bank, 31 p.—Dtstrict Bank. p —llll,l4obl' Bay, 184—Intenuitimal financial, 74 p.— General Credit, 34 p.—Whltehaven and Furness,sll—Confederate Loan. 46 54 6 - Fairbalrn's Company, 1 1.16 p. THE Baloaxos or THE Arms.—The trial of the five brigands who obtained such notoriety some months ago owing to their arrest at Genoa on board the French steamer Amos, commenced at Santa Maria. near Comm. on the 24th nit. The proceedings, it was thought, would last fully a week. The prisoners are accused of murders and robberies, and owing to the formidable evidence in support of these charges which has been adduced, their demeanour is said to have very much changed since the trial commenced. It was thought likely that they would ultimately confess their guilt. The reports of the case at present published possess but little interest. A LATE COCRT•MARTIAL—We regret to have to state that Mr. Piing, the purveyor's clerk, whose trial by oourt-miu..ial we had OCCA44OO to report a few weeks since, wee yesterday placed in the lunatic ward of the Royal Military Hospital, Phomir-nark. A military 000teroporarr has just announced that the sentence upon this unfortunate officer we. to be a simple reprinmad. He has bees, how ever. fearful unished, io the melancholy malt which we have roentioaed above.—Dallis Brennan Mail. RICRICITING FOR THE FIADZILAIAIIN GRIAMANY. Liverpool has been for the last few days the rendesvona of a large number of Germans who have been enlisted in this country and the German states for service in the Federal aamy. A large number—upwards of 150—Germaos wired in Liverpool from Hull on Friday last, and they are now billeted at the various Gemini boarding-houses kills' bonrhood of St. Paurs-square, preparatory to leaving Liver pool on Thursday next for the American States. Nearly all these men have seen active service, many of them having bee. members of the German legion at the Cape of Good Hope, and all bearing good conduct discharges. Some of • the men have already received as much as 100 dots. in boost, money. We understand that another batch of Germans arrived in Liverpool from Hull yesterday, and were at once conveyed by American "agents" to the respec tive depots in the town. STECTLECHAK6B •T La MALCIII. —The racing season of the present year in Fleece commenced on Sun day, at the above-named place, node, excellent auspices. The unsettled state of the weather in the morning con ridered, the attendance was large, while the number of horses which took part in the different contests was un usually great. The fact is worthy of mention, as showing the wide extension which racing is acquiring in France, that while in previous years the horses which took part in a day's steeplechasing were rarely from more than a dozen or fifteen 'tables : yesterday's card ooriteloed the names of not lase thee 38 owners, of whom 30 started horses in the various events. Some little confusion was experienced from the great imilarity in the colours worn, in one race not Imo than four Pietism riding for different owners, wearing blue pickets and dark rd or black caps, between which at a short distance it is impossible to dis tinguish. This inconvenience might be easily obviated by the exercise of a little ingennity.—Gafignani. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY J Two o'CLoci. The stook markets to-day are rather firmer. There is a recovery of 4 per cent. in the funds, and an improvement has taken place in several of the principal speculative foreign stocks, chief buoyancy being shown by Mexican Beads, which have risen 14 per cent Home railway stocks are steady. This is settling-day in Consols. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes were quoted 66fr. 30e., being bc. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 91} to 4, for money, and 911 to far the account (April 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 914, 91, 1 ; ditto for account, 911; Three per Cents. Reduced, 894, 1 ; New Threelper Cents., 89f, 1,1, 4 ; Red Sea Tele graph, 20} ; Bank Stock, 2374, 239 ; India stock, 217 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1044, 1 ; Eve per Cent. 1 ' enlaced " rupee paper, 1044. Foreign stooks are generally firmer. Mexican Bonds opened heavily, and were sold u low as 42, but have since come into strong demand, and are now quoted 434 to 1, being 14 to 14 per cent. higher than yesterday afternoon. Turkish securities are to 1 per cent. better—the Bonds of 1868 at 68 to 4, ex div. ; those of 1862 at 69 to ; and the ConsolidEs at 501 to 4. Greek Bonds are firm at 224 to 23, and Passive steady at 35 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows ;—Brazilian, 1863, scrip, 14 die. ; Greek, for account, 221 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 104 ; Italian, for account, 664 ; Mexican, for account, 424, 0, 42, 4, 4, 434 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 851 ; Portuguese, 1856, .te., for account, 484 ; Russian, 1862, 881, 894 ; Sardinian, for account, 83 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 35, 341 ; Turkish, 1858, 1001. Bonds, 694, ex div. ; ditto 1862, 1001. Bonds, 694 ; ditto 1863, 67 ; ditto Guaranteed, 100 1; 1. International Financial shares are now quoted 7 to' prem.; General Credit, 34 to prem. ; London Financial, 91 to 101, ex div. and ex new ; Mercantile Credit, 7 to 8 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 18 to t ; and Thames Iron Works and Ship- building, 34 to 44 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 14 to 11 prem.; Imperial Financial (New), 31 to 44 prem.; Financial Corporation, 2to prem. ; Credit Fonder (Great Britain and Ireland), le to 2 prem.; Queensland Sheep Investment, 1 to If prem. ; Australian and Eastern Navigation, 5 to 6 prom. ; Ottoman Financial, 4 dis. to par. ; and South Eastern Bank, to 1 prem. A good demand was experienced yesterday at the Bank discount-office. The general market was like wise active, but the supply of money was adequate. The terms for good bills were 51 to 6 per cent., and for six months' paper 6 to 51. Little demand being experienced in the Stock Exchange in connexion with the settlement in Consols, the terms for short loans on English government securities in that establishment were only 3 to 4 per cent. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 97,0001. The China, from New York, has brought 42,000/. in specie. The Panama, New Zealand, and Australian Royal Mail Company (Limited)--hitherto known as the Interoolonial Royal Mail Steam Packet Com pany—have formally issued their new prospectus, inviting applications for the new capital rendered necessary by the proposed important extension of the company's operations. The new capital con sists of 375,0001., in 37,500 ordinary shares of 101. each, and its issue was authorised by the special meeting held on the 3rd inst. It may be useful to mention that the object is to enable the company to perform the contract recently entered into with the general government of New Zealand for a monthly mail service between Sydney, New Zea land, and Panama, iu correspondence with the Royal (West India) Mail Company's steamers be tween Southampton and Aspiuwall (Isthmus of Panama). Much importance is attached to the proposed scheme of operations in conjunction with the fact that the Royal Mail Steam Packe.; Com pany and the Pacific Steam Navigation Company have agreed to enter into working arrangements for through traffic ; and that their fleets, with those of the three other steam lines converging on the new route, will operate as " feeders " to this company's ships. From the commencement of the Panama line, in May, 1865, the minimum subsidies payable to the company for the oceanic and interprovincial serv;ces will amount to 96,0001. per annum. The contract will continue until 1870, and will not then termi nate unless two years' previous notice in writing be given. The old shares of the company are now at 11. prem., and it is stated that a considerable lim ber of the new shares have already been applied for. Another new Hotel Company is announced, under the title of the Liverpool Adelphi Hotel Company (Limited). The object is to purchase the Adelphi Hotel, at Liverpool, which is offered for sale in consequence of the death of Mr. Radley, the late proprietor. The business is stated to have been highly successful, but increased accommoda tioi, only to be obtained by au enlarge neot of the premises, is reqaired. Payment is to be made for &considerable part o: the purchase money in shares, and it is affirmed that the valuations of the pro perty "fully justify the price agreed to be paid for the purchase." The capital is 100,030/. in 10,000 shares of 101. each. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 1495/., compared wi.h fact year; and the South Eastern a decrease of 2,885/., which is attributable to the circumstauee that the traffic for the corresponding week of last year was increased by the arrival in England of the Princess Alexandra. With reference to the decline in South Eastern Railway stock, which 's attributed to the unsatis factory character of the receipts of the newly opened Charing. cross branch, the following is from • correspondent : The portion of the line *posed, viz., from Londow.bridge to Charing-arose Mia met about 2,000,0001. sterling requiring a weekly receipt of nearly 4,000/. to pay 5 per cent. interact. According to the statement made by the chairman at the recent meeting. the actual number of passengers is under 40,000 per week. which at an average receipt of 21d. per passenger, would give about 415/. The number of trams rouging is 180 per day, considerably more than the number run by the Metropolitan. The letters of regret to applicants for shares in the South Eastern Banking Company were issued on Saturday, and the letters of allotment were posted last evening. It is announced that the share list of the Thames Iron Works, Shipbuilding, Engineering, and Dry Dock Company (Limited) will be closed on Thurs day next, the 10th inst., at 4 o'clock p.m. . . . , The annexed memorandum is from the General International Agency Company (Limited) : The General International Agency Company, at the special requested its were sod friends on the Continent, has decided upoo keeping the list of applications for shares open—for London, until the 12th ; for the country end Inland, until the 15th ; and for the Continent, until the 16th islet. e are requested to mention that a statement in a weekly contemporary of Sunday's date, imputing bankruptcy to Messrs. Hall and Son, gunpowder manufacturers, of Lombard-street, has originated in a mistake, and is entirely erroneous. Advice,' have been received of the wreck, about six miles from Portland, of the Canadian m►il steamer Bohemian. The loss is estimated at about 80,0001., and will fall chiefly upon the underwriters in London and Liverpool. Telegrams announcing the arrival of the next mails from Calcutta, China, and Australis are expected to arrive in London about the Mlth last. MOXDAT EVOISO. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 911 to for money and to•morrow's settlement, opened this morning at 911, and closed at 911, " sellers." For the April settlement the last price was 91* to }„ The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 911, 91 ; ditto, for account, 91k,1, 91; Three per Cents. Reduced, ; New Three per Cents., 891, 4,4, i ; India Ave per Cent. dock, 104 f, ; Eiveper Cent. " enlaced° rupee paper, 10 4. The India Five per Cent. stock wee unaltered, and the rupee paper dull. Exchequer Bills Tessa at oe. die. to par. In the foreign stock market there was again eon siderable fluctuation in Mexican Bonds, which con tinue to be swayed to and fro by various rumours, for the most part set afloat in interested quarters. Bank shares were dull. Imperial Ottoman Beak, Land Mortgage Bank of India, London and Buenos Ayres, and Provincial Bank of Ireland, were q uoted rather lower. London and Hamburg Bank however, have improved. Hudson 's Bay shares were dull, at 18& to , and Egyptian Trading at 2i to 24 prem. Anglo-Mtn Mint shares continue to nee. There were also inquiries for Quebreda Lend, Van Diemen's Land, and Trust and Agency of Australasia, while London General Omnibus and Universal Marine Insurance were flat. The shares of the financial companies were flatter. International closed at 74 to I pram. ; General Credit, at 34 to prem. ; London Financial, at 9j to 101 Prem., " ex all," being • reduction of 10s. ; and Mercantile Credit at 7 to 8 prem. The shares of the re-modelled Imperial Financial Company, however, were in demand, and were quoted 44 to 44 Prem- The closing (but, in some cases, merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. :—Credit Fonder of Mauritius, par to prem. ; Land Securities, 14 to 11 prem.; Contract Corporation, 24 to 3 prem. ; Credit Foncier (Great Britain), 14 to 2 prem. ; Aus tralian and Eastern Navigation, 54 to 64 prem. ; Ottoman Financial, 4 dis. to I prem. ; Consoli dated Discount, 1 du. to par ; Mexican Bank, pee to prem. ; Financial Oceporation 2to 24 prem. ; London Gas Meter, 4 to 14 prem. ; Buenos Ayres Bonded Wharf, 4 to 1 prem. ; South Eastern Bank, to 1 prem. ; British Colonial Steamship, to 1 prem. ; Naval and Military Bank, 1 to 2 prem. English, Irish, and Foreign Rolling Stock, 14 to 24 prem. ; International Agency, 2l to 34 prem. ; Financial Discount, 2 to 2i prem. ; Credit Ma ' bilier, 1 to 14 prem. ; Gellivara, 1 to 14 prem. ; Kentish Hotel, 1 to 14 prem.; Queensland Sheep Investment, 1 to 14 prem. ; and Thames Ira& Works, tkc., 2 to 3 prem. Australian and Eastern Navigation shares were nominally quoted 54 to 64 prem., but no business 'takes place in them pending the further develop ment of the affair. MINER.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwqw. The mining market continues inactive, and prices in most instances are unchanged. There is a de mand, however, for Wheal Grenville and East Caradon shares, at improved prices ; the former ars now Quoted 7 to 4, and the latter, to I. Wheal Seton are heavy, and have dec to 180 to 182. Great Fortune are steady, at 144 to 15 ; and Great Vor firm, at 314 to 321. In the Stock Exchange Chivertou shares have been dealt in at 121 ; and Prosper United at 6i. Very little business is reported in foreign and colonial inhaing shares, and prices are nominally the same as yesterday. Yudanamutana are dull. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (iT ILECIIIIO LIM INTRILIATIONAL TILIOL2I.) (1101 4:11:11 . 0 WS CORZZAPONDENT. and prices declining. Sales, 3,000 or 4,000 bales. Com. —Liniited attendance at market. Wheat road*. rate. Business at Friday's decline. Flour slow ; Wee ati nominal quotations. Indian corn steady : mixed. 20a. W. Oats and oatmeal dull. ORDINARY SMARM AND lIYOCKA an dra,l l loLisetoar Val 100 13171 hand_ Tine an lostoa,aleatrdotlld.C ,100 Wand IC nnonlan and &Mar al an tiait sad Bandon aU 'Cornwall all Do. • JA nod's. mill le W Do. B tp. e. Ispald to B. W 'Dunne aTertnd BeMistJ Oliusdee,iotbd.J 100 Tollsbenph end G A iaspon 100 Geassow and &Weiss% 100 Great Ze stern Ord. 80 100 ' Do. A Stook 'lOl Do. I Ann. Stk., No. o 1100 Omit Norther llootland 'lOO IGrast Northern 100 Do.A I • fee. so die. tut -1100 IDo.II 1 Win. c.. Is paid 13 100 Gt. Booth h West. (Ire ) 100 Greet Western _ _ Bt. 100 Do. Stour VaLOas.Stle Bt 'lOO I Do. South Wales 1 81. 1100 Do. W. YlL—Oideedl Bt. 1100 Do. Do. Ne”ort! Bt. 100 Do. Do. Hardord ft 1100 Lancashire4Yorkalars U. 100 London and Blackwill, Si 1100 Lol.,ftlOta.d m B.lloolotl 84. 1100 ,Landon.Chw 1, Dov.l Bt. 100 •LondendtWorth , Elt. ,100 ,LonlooddionthWeilirn. Bt 10:10 IMan.,olo.,&llnoallash, 10 all illiaz7port and Csellele 1 all • Do. Do. Awes i 84,. 1100 110stropolltan 10 all Do. New at. 100 . ILdland_ Du New St. 100 , Do Was. & Derby . 60 ; ell Yid. Bt. Ws. ZS all , Do. 11 Sham .. 26 I *ll,lod Beat 10 all Yid Kent (Cray lias) 1 de. 'lOO :North British 11l PlOO Do. idia,Perth.Dand St. 100 isatern—Berwiek • 26 ;101 Do. O. N. IL Pure.. .1 St 100 Do. Leeds St. ,100 Do. York Bt. Do. Carlisle 26 all Do. Steck.&Dartlag 1 26 17 Do. do. 1866-611 1 25 10 I Do. do. 180041.. St 'lOO . North Loudon 10 b Do. New St 100 Nor th Staffortisilie.. 10 all N. &S. Weaken Jaw. — St. 100 ilcottlab Central St. 100 Scottish N.L Aber. St. 100 Scottish Midland 10 all ellarewsliary & Welchp4 , 1 St. ,100 Shropshlr• Union ; St. 100 Bouth Derou St 100 Saab Eastern St. 100 S. Yortah. & River Daa 00 ell Stalnes,Woklaßbillate-' dt. 100 Tail Vale 10 8 Do. B 10 1 Do. C 60 all taster 20 Do. Do. 100 Wale of Keith 100 Victoria Stn. & Plmlfeo ,100 Waterford & Kilkenny , 100 West C,ornrall 101.0 W. ltartlpL Korb. &£1 FOREIGN JLAILII A YEL Sh. I Pd. f Raman. W Antwerp & Rotterdam )Bahladß 1rra.(1.1.79.0.1 all Belgian L Junction R.AymeG.goathera ,L) 24 Co Copenhage plapon ,Limited) all Do. Estensioo _ 10 Ounabung.t Witepskl;l; 16 Dutch Rhenish W Eastern of France all Gd. Ibuslari gua. 6 p. a. all Ore tt Luxembourg.... ' llallaa Junction.. . all all Done,. c. Pit Brig. go., all Northern of Franca lb Do. New 3h. pa all N.Rail &Ayres g. p.c 21, Do. do. do all Norwegian Trunk Prat all Oitooiso Smyrna Aldin;. all Pula, Lyons.andlledit ' all Paris and Orleans all Recife :3 Franda.,l !. all Royal Danish . ... $ Royal bardlnlan all Royal Swedish. all Da : 7 per coat. all Sambre ;Of Meuse all I Do. wooer. Prat: 8 Sao Paolo ,L g.7per cLi Do. all &And ttLoga.VettAlaal :BoutbEsat. of Portugal) all 'Southern of ?ranee. I 8 Turin and Savona. all Do. do West nanTer.: all Do. per cent. Pr f. all Wed. & N. W.of Prance I Closing peon. I Balm. let ,;! 1 „ - pm, H •k pm' Itlf 19 114 101 I 3 19{ , ID ST SS 10e • Pal 1 I 71 7 , I • pail 14 tl I - 43 WI le 14 11 74 1 1 10 IT 41 1 44 die 16 I 71 1 JOINT STOCK BANKS. No. Sit I 10,000 100 Agra and V. Ser. Bsak 20,000 , 00 AlllanosLonALiverpool 25 , 224 13Ipen 16000 100 Do, New lO 24} -Wpm 100.000 20 Anglo Austrian 20,000 23 Anglo Italian Limited)! 5 - - V.,600 ed Australasia all 77 79 7,500 40 Do. New 2O 27 28 pm 10,000 25 Rank of Pewit 6,000 100 Bank of London 5O ' 153 :es 13.000 20 Bank of Otago iLimatod) 3 I } 1 pm, 10,000 100 Bank of Qunaland tL) 15 }di. }pm, 10,000 50 Bank ofNictoria.Atuarta 26 , 41 43 6,0001 w Bank of Wales (Um) 50,000 10 Bank of New Zealand 60.000 20 BrazillaintPortnabeee(L 6 1 Y 8 }11 ,00 : 15,000 50 Brit. AlDefiCllll 16 ' ll} pen' 80,000 60 British N. Amok* : all 44 60 15,500 03 Chart*. Brit Columbia 10 , If 2}160. Z 2,200 20 C. Ilk. India,Atut, China all ? 44 43 7,500 20 Do. New - - 20,000 25 Citrard. IL of India, be all) 67 70 8.003 100 Itlty '6o 116 119 20,000 100 Colculal 100,000 10 Consolidated Bank (L, 4 6} .41,61 6,000 100 .Coutineutal I.) lO : 1} %dla 12,000 60 Bast London 'Limited! 5 I 25 3pm 80,000 60 Do. New 10,0.6 100 'English and Irish tLins r. lb 35,000 21. Wmg.ScotkAustCharad all 10, 0 00 60 English and Swed.sh 6 60001 53 'European Bank'Llmitod 10 ' 10,000 100 11111ndam.Chinii&Jap ?L. 25 10.000 100 Do. New 10,000 100 Imperial Bank, Limited 30 7 Wm an 135,000 10 .Imm-14 Ottoman 7l 81pm an 100,000 20 iLand Ifort.Bk. India ;1 ) 1 lepn, 10,000 1 0 0 London Bank of Scot. IL 13 1} Of die! 10.000 100 London and Brazilian 6,000 100 Lon.B.Ayresetß.Platet 4O 10 12 pm 110,000 25 Do. do. New ,2} 2} 3 pen ; 6,0(0 100 Lon., Bir., AS. Staff. lial 17 4 dim 50,000 20 .16a. Ch. Bank of AustrL all 26 30} I 10.000 100 London and Colonial Z.' 10 ' 3 2 di', 10,000 51 :London and County lO 55 57 1 6,000 100 Lon. ilarehg.Cmi. ;Lil 8 11 Yips: 00,000 60 London Joint Stack lO . 40} 41} 16000 100 Lon. and Northern (L , 15 + pm 20,000 21 London& South African W 27 18 ADA 20 Do. Do. New all 26 1t 10,000 100 Loudon&S.Arnerlcan;L , 7 11 2 1 0 t d pui et 6,000 100 Um. S. Western Lain. 16 1} is! 50,00010' it Westminster ) 79 81 10,000 10. Merchant Bank Lim.) 4 Open, 20,000 60 •sleran:lleei EachantLi 10 .5} • wad la 10600 100 Metro. it Prov. Bank IL. 20 4} 6.000 100 Midland Bark ,Lim.) 15 I.lls par 10,000 100 National of Liverpool 'II 10 7 Bpc ts,ooo 20 N. Pro. of England, New. 12 - 20,000 60 National Rank 81,000 20 New South Wales all 10 62 6,000100 Ile. Zealand .11mIted, 110 , 2 1 die 50,400 25 Oriental Bank Corporn.i all i 63 66 20.000 100 Prorinc. of Ireland ' 25 ' 90 92 25,000 20 Sciude, Puny, it Delhi (L 5 J 24 tipen 12.600 20 Do. New - - 16000 16 ~.soath Anstraha all 30 41 , 10.000 100 Stand. of B. S. Africa 4,450 100 Do. do. 10.000 25 Union of Australla.New, 2A I - - 166.10 100 Union of Ireland (Lim jYS 3 2 the: 00,000 60 t , alon of London 'l3 47 48 IPJ I CL prises. 1 Bales. 3 Ydu tli 21 3 pal. 1} 6 7pm DEBILVITILZ STOCKS. 491,024; St. TIC Fats. 4 p.c. Slar.&Sep. 100 91 91 id 100616 St O. Ntho.,4tp c.Jan &Jul 100 97 99 I 610,0001 St. O. Wsta.— W.ll —Oz., I p. et.. Jan. it July.... 00 100 162 418,000 St. Lanc.ArYlt.4p.c.Jsit&Jl2 00 96 106 690.0001 St. !Coo, Brigh-4 p c.Janttaly 00 97 99 4, 102820 St. ?..&N.W.4p.c.Jan &July 00 OS 100 312,856 St. Do. 8 4 p. c Jan.&Ja 00 81 87 969,700 91 .1,.&5.1V ,4p,c,Jan.&lo 08 , PS 100 .... St. Nidlan.l.4p.c..Jan &Ju17660 I 96 100 .... St. ,7,. Lettish. LP.& D. L,I I . 6 p. et.. Feb. A Aw... 100 81,431 81. S.Estru.,4p.c.Jan&Julioo .... ; 64. .Soot.N.L.4p.c.ApAtOct. 00 109 110 95 VT MI n - iisi 5 a;8 NI -. 71 - 7i -- 69! 17 6 411 . 701 71} zd _to 18 LA :am 24+ MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SCUAR.—Tis market continues firm. but the.ales reported are confined to =all parcels ; Barbados. at 45e. 6d. to 465. fal. ; Cuba Ileiscovada, at 455. to 45.. lid. ; ant clayed Manilla, at Its. 9d. Refined is firm at full prices. Corrre. -A fair business is doing in both colonial aid foreign, at fully the former cuirsocy. TrA.—The market continue* quiet. Rice and Rcn.—No sales reported. Saco. boxes of flower sold at 15a. cash; andl 300 bags of Penang tapioca at 3d. I. Md. Faurr.—Currants are in more active reqiest. and sales have been made at prime ranging from 2n% to 32i., accord ing to quality. SALTPICTRE:—The improved demand still continue; re. friction 3 sold At 355. 9d. to 36.. short prompt. COTTON.—At a further slight decline the market has been more active Moos yesterday ; the sales ware 700 balsa on the spot, and about 1.50 J bale foe arrival. CoculNEat. is firm, at late rates. Teen run% —About 600 begs of Bengal sold, good, at 30a.; balky, 28s. lid. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is farm. Anointed are the present quotations. Towel Allow, 4A. 6d. ; Pigersbors Y.O. oe the seek 41a. 6d.; March, 415.6 d. ; April to June, 421. ; October to December, 43a. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY). Mawr. Harvey and Eaton report trade et the kilos- Mg prime :—Prime meadow hey. 75e. to Mc ; saperwr ditto, ama to gig. 6d. ; islatior ditto, Ws. to 708. ; clover. old, 90a. to 110,. ; strew, 24a to 30e. THE BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. (THIS DAY.) This morning were issued the Board of Trade Returns for the month ended the 31st of January. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month in the last three years : For the mouth. 16'62 £1,439,(K3 146,1 8,04115 IG4 10,41:3,TAG Girr.—Mr. Samuel Howard, al Stanley, near Perth, late of Boreley, has plated in the hands of trmitees, for the an of the town of Burnley, _l6 acres of land whereon to erect an isfirmary, to be called I" The Howard Inatitutice." The laud is situate babied the Habergham Eaves parsonage, and represents a vales of 16.010. The laud Dot necessarily required for the Manta tioa is to be let for building sites, the proceeds of which are to . go towards its endowtnest. RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES Is PAHL/A mEs-E—Yestertlay the billed the Holboro Valley Improve. ar-it, to authorise the corporation of London to form • viaduct or raised way across the " Holborn Valley," sad for new struts and improvemuts, came on for henries be. fore a committee of the House of Commoos. consisting of Sir D. Dundee, chairman ; Mr. Hadfield, Mr. Howard, Coleus! North, Mr. Stanhope, and Mr. Blake. Mr. Hope Parra, Q.C.. with whom was Mr. Carrie, mooed Cu GSM ror the promoters of the bill. Several petitions were pi emoted against its details, and the committee accordingly determined to pass its preamble or it. principle, reserving the details or clauses of it for to-dav,for which purpose they are adjourned. In the other committees of the House of Commons, Mr. Scott, the traffic manager of the Leedom and South. Western Railway Compose, was examined by Mr. G. Somerset, at ousiderable leogth, in favour of the bill iu Mr. (1. Hard)'s committee. In Mr. Woodd's committee the CMOS of the Midburst and Chiehester railway, ware opened by Mr. Rodwell and Mr. Johneos, and adjourned ; Chichester sad Midburst (No. 2) being adjourned. The North-Eiders. Lftressiiire and Yorkshire, and West Yorkshire Railway Companies was passed in Mr. Howard's committee, and the clauses settled. Engineers arid other wit nesses were examioed by Mr. Denison sad Mr. Daviion, in Mr. Scoerteld's committee, in farrier of the Chionior Nortos and Huber, line, and adjourned. In the Lords' committee, °assisting of the Duke of Montrose, Lord Airlie, Lord. Cremes» and Inchiquin, the nee of she dock. and extensive basins at Cardiff was postponed until after Fester, is comminute al the indisposition of the segeteer. The committee thee took into couideratioo the Pneumatic Tube Company Bill. The Duke of Buckingham, Mr. Smith (the great sewsysader, of the Strand), and Mr. Lati mer Clark were examined in favour of the measure, and the noble chairman !mid the committee were of opinion that they would rass the bill, subject to the consideration of the cleuses. Earl Devon's committee, consisting of Lords Re warden, Vet alam, Detrain, and Cork. passed the bill foe the drdrossan Railway and Harbour ; and then beard Mr. Phion, Q.C., and Serjeaut Bellasis in favour of the Saeger and Llanberia Railway, sod adjourned to this day at 12 o'clock. MORE THAN EVER AND RILITIR THAN EVER.—This wokes to the largest and best stock of spring and somare patterns ever •utrmltled for piddle approval The srorld-tared ids trousers at Alfred Webb Miles; the otigloatorn only asta -7.3, iirookditreet, Haciovar-square. Established line —dAdvettlienatiit. l' _ :JAL.