The Express. — London, England, 1866-02-27 00:00:00

plikaer VW lakes to the workhouse where she was k ig e until brought to this court. "0, prisoner, s a weak tone, said she did not wish to oh the witnesses say gnsatirote. It was all tree. g o . Rilberd. of 12, Clarenerekeet, seid—l went with oighbour to the closet, sad is the pen towed the dead Z"" dam Wait The heed wasdowswerds and %wait shout q anus* and I polled it out by the feet I spoke to ship p g s wass about it, and she told me that she wee sot aware d what had happened, poisecorniehis Short, 77 G, and Clay, 268 0, proved mid ., the prisoner into custody, and on searching her 10 7, - " o *ay found that the prism= had made no prepare *. for the birth of the child. g r . Barker reseeded the prisoner far a few days. GREENWICH. A now' OUZO= WITH ViTlllll7lO TO MOW • PAIWORIG/I OTY1110•ID. Jena Maas Wood, a Thames waterman, plying at w o wing glebe, appeared to an adjourned summons before x iha, charged with seiselthig Mr. John Bretton, of 8. Dorest 4 teeet, Willetreh•Pel, by attempting to throw 'amnia the river while oroaveying him as a pensenger in his boa Nr. Tremble, an inspector in the employ of the Water ston's Compeer, intended to watch the ease, and said the o vate oemphained of wee of so serious a character that the on smay have directed the present prooeediep to be takes, the se of parliament giving the company power, apes ens *Son, to respond the defesdant's license ea • Wakeman f o amy period that might be determined upon. The complaisant, on being sworn, said that on the 14th tenant, be entered the defeudant's boat for the purpose of s o ng conveyed from one side of the river to the other. Is long so he happened to kick away a pimps of plank used as • stepping-board, whin the difoodeat turned mad and said, `Can't you mind where you ere gang to ? for two pins I would knock your eyes out. There wee mother • Capt. Anderooo, whose ship bad mime left the Loudon Docks, a peewee in the boat, and when they had crowed the river some detente the defendant stopped mein and got up in the boat and mixed him (complain ant) by the collar. A straggle took place between then, and fearing the boat was going over he remade& lo laying hold of the side of the beet and sitting down again. IMpt. Anderson had during this time taken bold of the and rowed the boat whom. Oft landing he (complainant) de nuded the defendant 's name and address, but all he could thee aster oin was that the boat wan known m " The Brotherly Love," of Wapping Dook. He afterwards west to the Thereon pobeeetatioe, at Wapping, and reported the oirecnirtance, when the inspector cm duty sent • constable, vie , found the defendant on Nome barges, and obtained his soot and address. Hey, 28, Thames police. corroborated the latter part of We statermet, and said that on asking defendant his same and address he asked anthem what he wanted to bow for. Witallee told him, sad the defendant did not make any answer to the charge. Hr. Train said the defendant's conduct was most extra ordinary, and inquired if he was drunk at the time? Both the complainant and the comstable replied in the ✓eties. end Mr. Tremble said during the many yens be had been connected with the Watennen's Company, be never before remembered oath a charge being brought against • ester rain. D wee the more 'oriole, as the lives of all in the Bwhich was nearly in midstream , might have been sorideed. The defendant, who bad obtained as adjournment of the ate in order to produce • witness who, be said, was in tin boat, denied the ameadt, but said his witness was not it attendance. Mr. Trail' said the assault was of an outrageous charm s= He should endorse the conviction on the license of the ihiondast, who would be required to pay • fine of 205., and 17s. complainant's expenses, or be impriaooed for one month with hard labour. The defendant, who said he bad not got the money, was removed in custody. SUICIDE OP YOUNG WOMAN THROUGH PASSION. INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) This morning Mr. Richards, deputy-coroner, held as Inquiry at the Monmouth Arms Tavern, Singleton- Omit, Horton, respecting the suicide of Mary Ana Hut chens, aged 28 years. William Hutchens, 50, Singleton-street, • bootmaker, said that deceased was his daughter. She was a chenille net maker, sad she lived with lima and her elder sister. She was very passionate, and she lived uncomfortably with her sister. Oa Friday morning last his eldest daughter came and told Min that the deceased was going to ran away from home. He went downstairs, and the doomed told him she would take • room if it was only to poison herself in it. She was half oat of doors, and he used form to pull her back, as he was &tidal what she might do. Ultimately, to calm her, he let her out to take • room. She returned in ten minutes, and shortly afterwards he found her on the stairs poimmed. He took her into the parlour and sent for • doctor. Elizabeth Hutchens, • cbenilln net maker, said that else wan invited oat to tea on Sunday last, and the deceased m the previous Monday said that she would go with bor. Witness demurred, saying tint only one was invited. De. ceased got into • furious passion about the matter. On Thursday she renewed the quarrel and would not go to bed all night. At 4 o'clock in the morning witness entreated her to go to bed, but she said " No. When daylight comes I will poison myself." At 9 o'clock on Friday morning she was in a desperate passion, and she began to demo to go out. Witness said that she would go with her, but she refused to permit her, and said she would tsko a room. Witness dreaded mischief, and celled her father, who prevented her going out at the door. She then rushed to the window, and was going to jump out, when she was prevented by witness and her father. She maimed in the room for an hour in such • passion, that witness suggested that to calm her she should be let out to take • room and try the experiment of living by heraeU. She went out and returned in ten minutes. She got a tea cup fall of boiling water. Witness did not like the look of it, and upset it, saying, " You shall not take that." She laughed, and said, " I don't care for your upsetting that." She went into the parlour and after staying there 10 minutes she returned to the kitchen, saying "I have does it!" Witness said "Yon never mean to say you have taken poison?" She answered "I have taken enough to settle me." Witness called her father. She tried to walk upstairs hut she fell and had to bs carried up. Mr. W. C. Worley, surgeon, said that he was called in to the deceased, and be found her lying on a sofa, cold, clam. ' my, and is excruciating pain. She had taken nearly thrc s quatters of an ounce of oxalic acid. He applied what re medies he could. but she resisted as far as she was able. She expressed no contrition whatever, though for some time her mind was quite clear. She gradually sank into • state of coma, sod lost her sight. She died at 4 o'clock the sans day. She bad taken oxalic acid enough to kill six people. The Coronet having summed up, The jury returned • verdict of Suicide while in a state of temporary iamaity from violent and excessive peasion.• mum TILBURY, AND SOUTHEND RAM WAY..Z.(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was Mid ►t 1 o'clock, at the Fenchnrch•etreet station ; Mr. C.J. ELZT in the chair. _ _ The rePoii.,Whieliliad been previonaly limed, having hen taken es road. The CIUIRMLN, in moving its • !option, congratulated the proprietors on the continued iirresae of the traffic—an Norreue which wu the more important on account of the smallness of the capitaL It wig intended to de velop the Thames HavAa trefilo as far as poo dle, and be united the result would be that the company would get the greater part of the cattle traffic. The stoppage of the cattle tr.ffic would of course affect them, bet on the other baud it must be borne in mind that deed meat traffic was more profitable than live meat traffic. finder any clicumstinee they would of course continue to receive their guaranteed at: per cent. The report was adopted ; after which Mr. Fenny was dieted a director is the room of Mr. Cops, who had retired. WILTHRR REPORT. -(THIS DAY.) r 17, 8 Ail. TIMIDAT, 71/2/1117A & ,T.i N.W.W. N.L w.B.w. 241.&1 84 21.2 a 88 29.81 21$ 20.84 SG 88.41 ST wens Aberdeen Teith Omeseaelle ildeatia Cape Clem. UrerPoot 19.6 e 37 Holyhead—. 33.39 .0 hewn* Brest 123.37 IT L'Orient 23.13 37 Itoehetort Plymouth Weymouth P 9.443 3' Portsmoeth 49.43 34 Tendon %I, 44 al Tannoeth r; lds 4 ° 01 0.'01n33. We Helder — L t I 8. bre 0481 II 0 .0.13, S se 0.20 6 as 0.06 S re ? l: Do, 6 co in —I 1 ha CIS! o ' 4 oe tit 3 o.— 2 eD 0.01 1 se 0.07 3 se 0.47 2 bro 0.40 - W.B.W. &S.W. S. 1.8.11. Z. S B. W. N. W. N. W. N.I. N.Z. N.& r 0.0 8 be , ; " I FRoll/DLS. WIDRUDAT. 01 NORTHIIII TEMBIDAY. N.E. to N W., mode- Coasra. N. to W. moderate to rate to skons. strong. As ahem. WWl= A. above. P N.l. to N.Y .W., mo. Variable, moderate to &prate to strong, trash. squally. SOUTEMIN. is nlin AbOire. LOMA. All next above. N or thera.aootland, Wallialea.Lrigaed. Nato. lad "P t " Midi& Bouthern=ltnglish Channel and lay MI lanai. 7 eatera - z - .llaetward lingland end North Bea. The National Lifeboat Institution received yes terdaY free Hamburg 151., from "One saved with God's lvd2 by. &UM lifeboat from a wreaked stamen" vivant, PALA= Os. 811:1131118 DAT.-- li_olcuy,rn. 26, —Admiedeso se paresis; 1,111 ; ditto, "naal"' tides 1,192; total vleltoro. 4.300. %JAW NO/THIAN 11061PITLL, CAL/DOMAN-1100X — Numb, el pellesta far the week ending Feb, 24-1.038, 114 * 211 wire new owl. NAL li.ll. N.N.E. LL N.N.B. X.N.X. N.X. F.8.1L 'ILL THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY ST, 1866. SUNDERLAND ELECTION.-{THIS DAY.) The nomination of caniidatas for the seat variant by the appointment of Mr. EL Tranvia to the *Mos of Civil Lord of the Admiralty took place this day (Tuesday) in front of the Ifinhaap.buildisga, Sunderland. The eindidates were Mr. Feswiek, who sought malsotion, end Mr. Aldenass Jahn Candlish, the defeated admixed liberal candidata at the general election. The reason why Mr. Fonwick is opposed en ibis occasion is that the advanced liherala charge him sad his friends with musing Ms. Candlish to lose the second slat at the general election, either by open hostility or iadiffermos to their muse. Mr. Fenwiek, balag too ill to attend. was represented by hie brother, Mr. George Yeawick. banker, of Newcastle, who addressed the electors, as also Mr. Ousdlish. The show of bands was Iwo to one in favour of Mr. Candlish. A poll was demanded. BRECON ELECTION.--(THIS DAT.) (BY Naar= BRBOON, TUISDAT. The Karl of Breakneck (Liberal) wan returned without opposition to-day, in the room of Colonel Lloyd Vaughan Watkins, deoessed. THE HEALTH 07 THE ROYAL NAVY. Thia morning was issued, in a bine book of 85 re pages, a statistical abstreet, drawn up by the Admiralty with a view of affording the latest information on the It health of the navy. Compared with the same at ratios for a period of seven years, the difference is markedly t in favour of the pretest eonapared with the septennial pi period. The vessels that weeded the average ratio of wick- la nem were third-rates, sixth-rates, sloops, gun vessels, g t steamorwmals, gun-boats, troop chips, and one hospital M chip. The average number of oases of disease per man C was L$ for the whole form, the average for M the seven years being 1.6. So far as experience at preset justifies an opinion the Iron-clad vessels are g 6 likely to prove at least as healthy as others. Indeed, in the preset returns they are not only below the average ; septennial ratio as regards sickesse, but below the mean is ratio of the period. Considerably mare than coo-third of the 1 11 deaths were attributable to injuries or drowniog. On the dif tenant stations the ratios of deaths per 1,000 from disown alone were as follow:—On the home station, 6.2 ; Mediterranean, I, 4 .4; North American and West Indies, 12.9, 6.3 of this it being referable to yellow fever; South-east Coast of Africa, 11 5.5 ; Paola°, 5.1 ; West Coast of Africa, 19.5 ; East Ladies a and Cape d Good Hope, 13.6 ; China, 20.4 ; end Austra lie, 6.1. "' SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) thrz o'Osan. The dealings in the railway market continue upon a restricted scale, and prices nerall are unchanged. Midland, Lancaahire an d York shire, Great Eastern, and Great Northern stooks show • rise of per cent., but the quotations are for the new account, and therefore include the rates of " continuation." London and North Western stook is quoted 126 f to ; Great Western, 58k to 1; Midland, 1271 to ; Lancashire and Tarkahlre, 174 to 123 ; Great Eastern, 381 to 39k ; Smith Eastern, 761 to 77} ; Caledonian, 131 to 132 ; Metropolitan, 1321 to 1331, ex div. ; Great Northern, 129 to 130 ; ditto A, 147 to 148. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock is quoted the same as yesterday, but Great Western of Canada aharee are rather flatter, at 181 to 1. O&DINL&Y MAIM AID groom. eh 'l Pa. I BAIWLYIL rbnilingi" lritagfa- I b 1 Pal: 1 344 . 0 atoll Isniva....! lOodg Calla sa4llwitios.... s—i— we SI Y 4 as to lilt is is is s Ulf i~~~~~i 1.20 ISO 141 141 II Si 68/ NJ M a 20 41 N 101 104 1124 129 03 OD 96 16 48 64 46 fa litt re` te 111 47 le :27i 21 4 2 16 MI 10 U We alle VVi 11* ni MI M 1 1 ll_ go 11k ilk 1 1 rv ia l 76 r m ii iii 144 140 SI 11 113 114 U SI a r Tri 8 141 118 681 i.. . 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Is. 14.0.A0r9e0e. 100 SZITIRII ULNA _ limi. i N. Cianbetea C4O. Goad, L Mimics Miran' Anal DOT G Ow gavLelig 1 ~.._ : _ _L . Beret (Mogasj., Zit - riii4 - •, - . -- - - Gulps!Make Fest Lovell & W. Rummell (Tavisik ) Gambier & &Os Lwow ilemitodi Groat South Votive WM& Boxy .. . W. Voe (fiololos) end loot logotoo Dowse I t War Waal) Mirrody tiros oiri Now Won North Reektor N. Wb. Smoot (Mogan) Gelb Whoa *oft Proctor thiltea u. aalsasi Cando's (lt.elearl lath Coodurrow ii:lii;iiie;iiiio - gen,' P , ;rt - - - K Is gri usi no 101 OS 06 16 100 118 100 106 MI 1064 207 mi ILILO 114.0 0.0.0 101.17.0 tie yips sad Mau. u. Wed Ears. Wogs*. W. Cam ( den (Llsksard) West Chivenos inst Mos Wk. Masse{ Pogall4 we. Bailor (Bwdenti) W.KagAne Witabits.l Wiles* 8S 0.. Wh. Tramway (ILA.) SUWON 1 1.1 Kum. .. 03 14.41t1 141.19.0 10 &ILO a 106. 6.10.6 19.17.6 4,16.6 i[• 1110 1.1.1 10.47 14 11.2.0 18319 16.16.0 • ski Vie 11.17.0 S S. 16 19 140-1199 ai all IMF 4 - -64 3646 1 t 1 II}I IS SG 160 410 11 I 18 tit 6 II U IT 4 6 it 7 7 9 76 PO 160 170 I I 116 lek 17k 116. 1 66. I Num. 1 Pd I CL prima I Saks. N. I.ok i Brat IL.dlCooi e. 17 a e l s a i t ill Il iPm "7 10, N. le ON* Ooppar (lAraltadi 7 SI r _ ,s, 2 Oapslanlvaen,W• 101) 1 1 db - IS, •• , 5 Cboataleto.BB.len..L 1 1$ 1 9 91 4$ $ 16, • 49 bra - 114 11) C YLl " am r l tad) 100, • 1 Doe Pedro, N. Del Ray 1 par Nal - pia SS, ••• $ UN Dal dal (142116041) all 11 4. X 15,. 1 oda% (Limited). 1 - 10 • 1 Pritailnodltabladald it pa - , • ID Geearal .l* 10 12 10 61. • • li KANN& (Umbad) - to V [Maar% ad 1 II (Llailted) I I d le par - 10;216 1 liarlanita all 4 - 60, 4 Panted% Copper (L 2 1 11 _. 10,000 ID ontebandlilvar ad 6 -4 100,000 II Port Phillip 1 111 - 1 llarbdold 1L(1 ) 4 - 121. rabral.(l66 ) 11.000 2 1 0 John A del Bay (Un-) to 61 14 66 44174, 110 Chaltad Nveloan Nanj NI 11 11 -4 10, • 2 941 amtliorta Gold kilm 4 -60,u00 1 Vallaammaadold(Lbs 1 loom - 10, • 10 9anarelVW Coal(tAns 1 11 $ I - 0. 10 Val Saw ea (1 WWI) 6 - - - 10, 6 bashoNiold(Limbed) all 4$ 64 - 10, • 6 Da Do. .-. 4 Nm 1 96.000 1 Wortilig i rit•el .. , ) all 75 . 1 Vogt. naulajun 1 II as - a 6,000 0 tans IL‘m ' an 1 1 YOZZIGH OBLEGATOXIL . 1112.11 N. I RU1.1 , 1114. 1 Custom prtoma. 4 Oahe N all 10 8 .1braadoligap.omat. - 10 all Do. 100 all avana and Katona% 90 91 - 100 all Lawman% and !Elbows 98 100 - 100 all Matanzas and Saban - - - 100 Do. (Second lam 9l Id - 10 North of Mae I R at 124 124 - 1D all Do. (lat4Chart.lllp.ce - - - 100 all Ottoman (lheyrna, do ) 00 N - 40 all IParleLyons.4l% 6p. - - - f 0 all Do. Now ....1 4. an 11$ 11$ 100 .1 ilosit• ,It 11. l. (Para.) 4 all dotal Swedish 4p. 14 1 - 100 all Sag% La Grande 7 p.ot. 116 92 - 00 , all A u4ALom-Ven.llp.o. II 81 - 100 tall tehrest.of Port.7p.o. 00 00 - 10 lin ootharnot IrranoNp.e. 111 11$ -. 20 411 nth Itallaa, I par ot. -• 110 all WAIO.N.N Ira. 14. o. la 114 ••••• PREFERENCE SWARM Great Embers, B. Counties Estee. No. 1. 1011. London and North Western, Bedford and Cambridge, 90. North Eastern 41 per cost. redeemable. 981. North Beaters Stock and Darl. A it per omit, 32. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Great Luxembourg, 15. West Flanders 51 per coat. preferanos 91. MISCELLANEOUS Baena:. City of Moscow Gas (Limited). 5. Discount Corporation (Limited), 101. General Credit and Finance of London (Lim.), 5,41. Italian Irrigation (Canal Oavour), 9/. Ditto 6 per bent. Bonds redeem. 1870, issued 90, 77. Joint Stock Discount (Limited), 31, 1. Locution Flu/social Association (Limited), 121, 13. 1111.111 Freehold Land and Dock (Limited), 4/. National Discount Company (Limited). Ig. to North British and Mercant i le. Insurance, Oure-used. Gurney. and Co. (Limited), 196, 1 , 1. Rio de Janeiro City Laprommeute (Limited), 221. Theme and Maxey Marine Insurance (Limited), 71. MONEY MARKET.-{THIS DAL) or. o'Osnon. The stook markets retain a dull appearance, con sequent upon the political disturbances is Rou mania, and the intervention of the half-monthly settlement, which for the moment tends to alma fresh business. The expectation of an early rsduo- tion in the Bank rate of discount has no fa;ourable infitienoe. Consols remain fiat, at the reduction of yesterday. Most of the British railways and foreign stocks, u well as the shares of the finan cial companies, are without variation. The demand for money to-day is moderate and the supply good. The rate for choioe three months' bills is to 61 per cent. Consols are now quoted 871 to I for money, and 871 to }tor the *won't (March 8). The government broker has bought to-day 16,0001. stock for the sinking fund. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures have risen from 98} to 99 to par, consequent upon the otifidation that the interest will be raised from 4 to 5 per cent per annum. Greek, Spanish Passive Bonds, and the Com mittee's Certificates are in request, and have im- proved Ito t per cent. Brazilian scrip, has declined f f . The transactions generally are limited, and the other speculative securities are un altered in price. The quotations are as follows Greek, 14 to / ; Mexican, 221 to 231 ; Spanish Passive, 271 to 1 ; ditto Certificates, 161 to / ; Turkish, 1865, 38 to t ; Brasilian scrip, 11 to 2 prem. ; Egyptian scrip, to 1 prem. ; and Italian, 1861, 601 to 1. United States 5-20 Bonds are steady, at 70 to },bat Erie and Illinois Central Railway shareellare flatter, at 54 to and 77 to }, respectively. The shares of the Imperial Land Company of Marseilles are quoted 21 to prem., being better, and Charles Lafitte and Co., 21 to I prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; General Credit, to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 21 to 1/ die. ; Imperial Mer cantile, to 1 prem.; Credit Fonder, 3to prem. ; Overfill, Gurney, and Company, 4 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; and Joint Stock Dieoount, 61 to 6 die. The following ciroular has just been issued by the Joint-Stock Discount Company (Limited), 6 and 7, Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street : Loudon, Feb. 26, 1866. eir,—Anneted I beg to hand you copies of the resolu tions passed at the adjourned ordinary general meeting, held on the 21st instant, and I am instructed to inform you that on the 23rd instant the directors passed the fol lowing resolutions punnet:it to those of the meeting referred to: _ _ " Resolved—That the call of 51. per share, made by the resolution of the bo►rd dated 29th January, 1866, be, and it is hereby rescinded as from this data " Resolved,—That a call of 21. lOn per share, payable 11. bs. on 3Lt March, 1866, end 11. be. on lst May, 1886, at Agra and Msetermau's Book, 35, Nicholas-lane, Lombard street, in the City of London, bankers of the company, be, land it is hereby made ; sod that interest at the rat* of 101. per cent. per annum be charged on all arrears of the call so made, from the 31st day of March and let day of May, 1866. respectively, to the date of payment of the respective in stalment& "Resolved—That amounts paid on account of the M. all be applied in or towards payment of the 21. 10s. call, and the surplus be held at the disposal of the respective ahareholdets.* lam further instructed to 'storm you that those share holders who have paid the fell amount of the 51. call, will be entitled to the return of the belante doe to them, ►fter deducting the amount required to meet the cell of 21. ICS. per share, for which purpose return warrants will be boned in due coluse.-1 am, sir, your obedient servant, H. J. WitsrsoP, Secretary. The interest on India Four per Cent. Debentures, due in August next, bas been raised from 4 to 6 per cent. to induce the holders to renew them. A notice from the India-office intimates as follows : The Secretary of Skte for India in Council hereby gives notice, that the holders of India Four pee COIL Deben tures falling due on the 16th August, 1866, will be allowed the option of renewing their debentures for a further period of !eves yeara, at 5 per cent. per annum interest, on giving artee ns of tte c i i rzt a rtig„. byL N etter iri ad ok. drusstl ee to The t Westminster,* on or before the 28th Kan* next, such letter to state the numbers and amounts of the &Meatuses to be so renewed. Holders of the debentures will have the option of claiming payment at par, at the expiration of fins years from the 16th of August next, es giving we year's previous ratios. The numbets are published of 67 New Granada Active Roods, representing 16,0001. ; and 108 De ferred Bonds, representiug 14,6001., which have been purchased by tender, and cancelled, being the 10th redemption. A small amount of gold-4,oool.—was sent into the Bank yesterday. The Africa, from Boston, has brought only about 2,0001. in specie. It is understood that the outward Bombay steamer, which will leave Southampton to-day, will take about 300,0001. in specie. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an Worms* of 2,2541. over the corresponding week of last year; and the South Eastern au in crease of 2,4911. The traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, just received, shows an increase of 3,1751. over last year. The meeting of the Scinde, Punjaub, and Delhi Bank Corporation (Limited) took place yesterday, when resolutions, subject to confirmation by a meeting to be held wit bin one mouth from the pre sent date, were passed for an amalgamation with the National Bank of India (Limited). It was an nounced that the loss pon the shares of the former undertaking will b u e 21. 16s. on a ces of and 11. 88. on the 51. shares. At the meeting yesterday of the British' Colonial Steamship Company (Limited), the gross profits for the year 1866 were stated at 4,3411., and the balance of profit and loss at 2691. The report, which was adopted, expressed the disappointment of the directors at the unsuccessful result of the operations, arising from the exceptionally low rates of outward and homeward freights , especially the latter. After some discussion, a committee was appointed to confer with the board as to the advi sability of carrying on the undertaking or of em ploying the steamers in another trade. The meeting was adjourned till this day fortnight, when the committee will make their report. At the meeting of the Wallitchian Petroleum Company (Limited), held yesterday, the report ex pressed the pleasure of the board in belug able to state that the position of the undertaking is such as to "justify them in believing that tbey will soon be enabled to expunge the loss occasioned by the lamentable fire which occurred in August, 1864, and other smaller losses which were inevitable iu developing the company's business, and also to declare a dividend." A call of 5l is to be paid on the fifth extens'on shares of the Ist and 2tio issues of the Madras Railway Company by the 23rd March. The Midland Railway Company announce the opening, on the let March, of the Kettering, Thrap stone, and Huntingdon Railway, when "the Mid land Company's trains will run through between Kettering and Cambridge, affording a new and I direct route between Cambridge, the Eastern Counties, and the whole of the Midland Railway system." The preparations yesterday for to-morrow's settle ment in shares and foreign stocks were conducted, in most oases, at about the same rates of " eon thination "as at the last settlement. The amount of the outstanding transactions is limited. The " continuation " on Metropolitan and Great Nor thern A stocks, however, increased in the after noon. As regards Midland, the rate was light, and South Eastern and Great Western stooks proved scarce in the market. The following shows the average rates current: Great Wesisen lialloay stair 1-16 is 3.16 scat. Larioaskire and Yorkshire 5-16 to 7-16 „ Leaden and North Workers 7-16 to 9-16 „ Midland 3-16 to 5.16 „ Great Mathias A Metropolitan Bea% Baikal mad 3-1 6 to 6 -16 „ Gnat Eastern -16 to 3.16 ~ °nod Trunk d Ganda Great Western of Geode Erie 6d. to la. 6d. ~ Mimi' °astral, paid up Luxembourg General Credit Madames By la. Od. to la 641. ~ latenatiseal Finsoesal "even" to 6d. „ Alliance Bank Overeod, Gurney, and Co. - Od. „ Greek -32 to 3-32 „ Granada -32 to „ Mexican - 3-16 32 „ Ditto, 1864 Spanish Preave Spanish Certificates Turkish 1865 Loan l-16 to 3-16 ~ United States 5-20 Bose Virginia 6 per Gents. The coupons due the Lt of March on the Erie Railway Loan for 800,000 L, negotiated through Messrs. J. S. Morgan and Co., are advertised at payment in due course. The Merchant Shipping Company (Limited) on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock received a telegram dated Bombay, 5.35 p.m., Friday, conveying the in formation that the company's ship Beaumaris Castle had been mimed by government for the oonveyanos of inval to Ragland at 431. par head. YOID►T Xvmoss. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 8711 to f for the Bth of March, opened this morning at 87} to 4, and closed at 874 to 4. For money the last pities was 874 to The officisl business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 87d, f, f ; ditto, for account, 87* , ; Three per Cent Reduced, 874, 4,4; New ree Per Omuta., 874, •' India Stock, 210 ; ditto, Five per Omit. " enla ced" rupee paper, 1021; ditto Five-and a-Half per Cent, 1081; ditto Four per Cent Bonds, 10s. preen. Indian government securities were quiet. Itatm chequer Bills remain at Os. to 2s. die. The foreign stock market was rendered heavy by the news of the revolution in Roumania, and of the movements amongst the Russian troops on the Pruth. Danubian bonds were especially depressed, and fell 2 per cent., but the decline led to sores inquiries in the afternoon. Egyptian also receded to 1, and Turkish to 1 per cent. The reduction in Egyptian scrip did not exceed 1. Brazilian Old Five per Ceuta., Colombian, and Peruvian Bonds of 1865, likewise declined 1 per cent. ; Russian of 1882 and 1864, *; Italian stock and Brazilian scrip, f ; sod Mexican, * to f Bank shares were quiet, with few transactions. /kinds, Punjaub, and Delhi advanced, and English, and American and London Joint-Stock were firm, but Imperial and Metropolitan and Provincialgave way. Imperial Ottoman and Commercial of India also showed dulness. Alliance closed at 3to ft prem.. ex div. ; Anglo-Austrian, at j to 1 prem. ; and Imperial Ottoman, at Sto prem. Financial shares were steady. Credit Fawley and Mobilier were in demand, and roes 2s. 6d. to 51. Imperial Mercantile were firm, but London Financial declined ss. The closing prices were as follows :--International Financial, 5-16 to 6-16 prem., ex div. ; General Cre dit, Ito 1 prem. : ex div. ; London Financial, n to 2 die., ex dry. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit,' to 1 prem., ex div. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 31 to prem. National Discount shares were last quoted 81 to prem., ex the new shares ; Joint Stook Discount, 61 to 51 dia. ; Overend, Gurney, and Co., 41 to 11 prem., showing a decline of 2s. 6d. ; General Ot toman, to prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 17j to Miscellaneous shares were quiet. Peninsular and Oriental Steam improved, while Hong Kong and China Gas, Thames and Mersey Marine In surance, Universal Marine, and Van Diemen's Land declined. South African Mortgage were firm. There was a demand for Cape of Good Hope Government Debentures, which advanced. THE NEW ISLAND IN THE BAY OP SANTOBIN. The Greece, an Athenian journal, describes the stated the new island in the Bay of Santorin, under .date of Jan. 27, as follows : " The rising of the isle, which has been called the George the First, continued during the whole of the 24th. It is booming • promontory of New Sameni, which looks as if it were somewhat shaken. Its surface is covered with little Saps of flame, which evidently proceed from infilitn nub's gases, which are escaping, and which probably produced the conical dames, like those of • pyre, which were seen before the elevation of the We. The redness of the flame is due to the fetroginons mole cules which exist in the babbling water. The inhabitants of the neighbouring islands having seen the smoke and perceived the smell of sulphur, 'apposed that • volcano had broken out on the side of Saotxin. The inhabitant' of the island of Anal* mat at a boat is consequence for the pur ples of saving their fellowoonetrymen in Santorie. On the 27th of January the agitation of the water on the thrface of the see, accompanied by vapours which in the nighttime presented the aspect of a comet's tail, was greater than yesterday, from which it is ',append that is will continue for some time. Where will it stop' Should it reach the island of &interim will Be destroying force act upon the soil of that island ? No oat, can tell. Meanwhile the waters of the golf, which in the morning were deer, became agitated and muddy in the evening. It is not impossible that the island of Santorin may one day, in consequence of the action of this volcanic electric battery, entirely disappear from the geographical map. The subsidence of the contiguous soil proceeds lets slowly. The rising continues to gn on with the same rapidity as yesterday, bat the smoke, or rather the vapour is whiter, so that from • distance the promontory of George the Find looks like a mountain covered with snow." THE Two Pores.—The Siicle of this day says : 7 The Pope of Rome and the Pope of St. Petersburg have 81 been for some time somewhat at variance. If we may credit IN the journals his Infallibility of Rome . has been treated with too little consideration by the ambasralor tt of his Infallibility of Muscovy at Rome. It was hcped 1 that the pontiff on the banks of the Neva would disavow 31 his agent, and express hie regret to the pontiff BI on the banks of the Tiber. But h. merely 8 1 withdrew his ambassador, and the rupture bi- Di tween the tf Pa Rely Sees is now complete. Mean- 1 1 , while Id. de lifeyerdovf remains at Rome in a private u capacity! The Monde thinks that the Roman government S will not.tolerale such an Jonah, and that the Pontiff-King will not hesitate to do what his personal dignity and the dignity of catholicism demand of him. which means no 9 8 doubt the ezpnlaiou of the ex-rspresen'ative of the Pontiff Czar. florets another weighty matter which Rome hi: on its hands." EDUCATION AND RELIGIOUS DENOMINATIONS IN TEI Navr.—A parliamentary rants iseued this morning gives some particulars as to the education and religious denominations in the navy. Of 29,321 petty officers, sea men, marines, and boys whose attainments are as certained (1,060 are not racertalned), 18,896 read well, 7,364 indifferently, and 3,071 not at aIL As to writing acquirements 16,111 writs well, 9,379 iodifferently, and 3,830 not ►t all. !The religious denomination of 26,128 is reported. It is not thought advisable to call upon boys to join this particular, but to wait until they have reached a more mature age. The returns of the others are ss fol low : 18,900 church of Ragland, 1,003 presbyterial), 2,037 other protestant dissenter', including one Jew, and six who belong to no particular denomination, an 1 4,188 Roman catholic 1. COLONIAL GOVZILNORS.—A. parliamentary retain has been issued today of the Colonial governors to whom pensions have been granted under dot 28 and 29 Victoria, o. 113, showing the salary on retirement and the allowance granted. The statement is as follows :—Mr. Ker Itaillie Hamilton, salary, 3,0001. allowance, 5001. ; Mr. C. J. La Probe, salary, 2,0001. ; allowance, 3331. 6s. 81. ; Sir W. X. G. Colebroobs, salary, 4,0301.; allowance, 2321. 15.3.1.; Elk B. W. Head, Bart., salary 7,00)1., allowanca 1,0001- ; Sir Hr. Light, K.C.8., salary 5,0001., allowance 6661. 13e. 4d. ; Mr. Shortland Willoughby, salary 1,2901., allow 'awe 1861. 131. 4d. ; Sir E. Drummoni Hay, salary 2,0301., allowance 500/. Earl Grey will move in the House of Lords, on March 9, " That the house do resolve itself into • onui. mitteeof the whole house to consid-r the state of Ireland.' , The select committee of the Lords to which Earl Granville to-night will move Mr. Rant's cattle bill be re fined, consiets of the Prince of Wales, the Lord President, Lord Privy Seal, Dukes of Richmond, Marlborough, and Buckingham ; the Marquis of Salisbury, Earl. Donaaster, , Airlis, Cowper, Spencer, Carnarron, and Grey ; Lord Bee_ nem Lord Stanley of Alderley, and Lord Lyvedes. On Saturday upwards of 80 members of the Stephen's•green Club, Dublin, entertained the Chief Secre tary for Ireland at • banquet. This entertainment was in tended as • marked compliment to Mr. Forteseue prior to his departure from Ireland for his official duties in London, Tne following prayer, according to the Monde, was composed by the Pope himself. The original is in Latin : " Protect this city, 0 Lord, and let Thy angels guard its walls ; is Thy mercy hear Thy people ; tarn easy Thy wrath from Thy people, for we are threatened by the league ef our enemies, who glory in their strength. Bat crush their power and scatter theen,l that they may learn that none but Thou, 0 Lord. art fighting on our ride." The Levant Herald of the 7th says that the past %welcome* has witnessed the starting of five new local publications at Coastaetieople, and now yet another is an nounoml—the Taktisai Tidjaret or Moniker du Commerce, • semi-official sheet to be published weekly in Tartish sad French. ILINMM OF Da. CRAM OF BELFAST. The Northers Whig states that on Friday about 12 o'clock Dr. G . L. omits. professor of English litera ture in the Queen's College, Belfast, was se i ze d with paralysis while deliveries • lecture trade claw Oa Saturday e rring be wss coaveyed home from the house of Dr. Andres", and be is now perfectly conscious. His many friends will be glad to know that there is every prospect of his recovery. iii — elmaresik, — e — Lidriil Ira Lemke Seep Owl D 5..... . =LLi D. WINI4IIIII in Ord. IL D IL Am. PL. No., area Mee alleolimad Drealliaelbers Dr.A j • roo. Do &v. us Do.D 11011 p. a braid Do. No..t.b!L 2.t pa Da Urd. DAL D/.. lie WI VS IS• oTiOaHmt a West. OW Greg Woolen Do.lbsar To - d Do W,1114.-00;;,1 50 VS 100 I* 100 Do. -130.-11 k Laaosahlre ITo . ag t oa.aP4 1 Loa. Br= . B 4 ooes Do. Mt IrismAil gm Lembo II If arlik wesla. Lau4solgiocaltWasidni Kaa. illart.of Monis& KetiiDalein De. Now Ds. Rtleadea a bllslaist m. ' 4 . . II I mi*ai..:;. De. L 9 Mares .2. D - 47 Mid...... xaus~ Ds. 1101a4w1b.Dand X. Irtletrillindok so , v a . ' ro' :, ii. Ii ii F . *. Ea' Da. • 100 I* 100 100 100 Da 110.1L4lifiliiii: I Ds de. 111041.... 1 viria Jai - m*l --- Ds. do.. met .... Do. do. lOU .... North Sludardildre 1 N. e 11. 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Do. ?umlaut) d 0...... I Do. Indus at rot. do. pal 112 124 I 11 13 so so no toi On 7 76 Poe 1$ U 76 SO 1.6 N 55 76 IN 101 100 101 1111 41 41 ST 110 47 69 10 IS 62 64 50 66 47 69 61 ST S 9 SI ST MI 1064 1 poi 1 pis 100 91 N 111. 17 11 SOU N ▪ U I} 01411 lie IN 1.04 ▪ 99 61 14 100 M IS 06 101 SI 1100 99; N IM la;-. 98 JOINT STOCK BANKS. 100,000 40,00,00 00 Agra 9 llastermengL /1 1 Allston 63, 190 000 1.00 60 AUlaposLeisALlvaspool 91 100,000 $ Anglo Amnion -. 1 40,000 40 Anglo igyptkin (1,104) ll 110,00 60 Aran lira= United) II 11,000110 Imistlellank.Cor.newsk 11 WW I 60 Anstealana al MOS, SS Bankof BrairaLolangsts I 1;600 95 I Do. New,lisrad,l pm. 1 10.1 1 :4 IS Bank ol ilapt 40, 100 Bank ol tendon ll 0010 .11ank nines° (Waited) b 000,160 Bask of Queensland L) I 10,100! SS Bank etVletorisA I i NAG 10 ( Bank of New Zealand 4,3,000 SO Branedkjialik (Limited 1 110,600 SO i ftsairanntorWinessaL 1 10, 10 'British A Calandra (L 10. OS , &Mak N. America _.- a 60, 10 13.13 k. Indla,Ans, Odra al SO. U L tAnirt. tier. el laillsolic a 61, 10, City 10, 100 ,Colonlal 60, 1106 rabllank of Canada I 1 44, 115 T om . Bank of india 4 4l4. I WO, 10 Oraorlidated Bank (14) 10. 60 . Deihl and London 1 10, 60 , bon Loudon ,Lunind , SO, SO I 5A..4.31,1 Eschnste(l.lm) Si, V English sad /martian. 10, 46 ,huglisb Joint ntracl 41,4 1 60, SO Eng.Soub&Aual.Caartd. 10,0 IS ILualish and Swedish (L 6b, SO Buropean Brak:Liralted 10,000 100 Rindasa.ChinratJap.(l) 1.11,0011 100 I Do. trued at Ipm 10.000 100 , Do. New W,OOO 160 Imperial Bank, Limited MOO lO •leloarial 8000 n 07,0 0 0 06 10 le Do. New 00 403 94 lonian. . I. N lio. New 1,0001 60 land UraiNk.: India. i 92,110 SO ',Lou. Bk.u 1 Me ,x(cu 6s. I 14,110 100 Landon and Manillas ESL 10 ! Dn. New ... _ 1 4 lel 'inadon 9 River 10. 16 , Do. zit.", isa.atli pm 1 60, SO Loa. MBank el Amin. a 60, 110 Louden sod County 71 M London Joint Stook_ _ 16, 10 London& Ins* Airless 14 100' Lon. it B. Western (Lim 6,00060 LondonA Venezuela (L.) 10, 100 , Len , Lon. a Vroatmlnitkin 000 i 1000 10 ;Merchant hank Una.) 0.1 1 0 No , Do. Vow 61, 00 'lliweandle et Mixelise,l4 17,166 IN , Metro . A nor. Bank (L 6, 11111 • midland soak Urn.) KM 6 National et Andrsisda SAN 1.01 , le 411,1“. u 4 Laos t you, . NAOS 191 11.1M4 at %gnarl. -. 6141100 N I Do. Intl sod Ira * lrate 60,41510 00 National Snot 17,600 111 'Now Booth Wass 00.000 10 Now Inaland (Iradted) 60,010 92 ;North Western *ear is Oriental Bank Clorprws. 10,000; se oriant.comiNst•o.c. o,lloe 10 De, de. lateN.l. 21,406 001 Do. de. later.C. 67,:10, 60 , Frosts BanklasCoMAL 10,000100 Pontius of intend ar.lem 10 'lkradstsad.,llD4nd 51, 14,500 SS • Do. lamed at 2 pm... 10,50 U Illisiak Aransas. „ , mu ? ill Nana . a N. a..tas: .*. NAN No Do. de. Us raisin. 411,0011 II Onion at Aransila_. 14,006 100 Croke of Ireland (116111 60.000 le Mica el Leda li tg. ins.iil DUOS% 1,111.! irili z 4h, 111 aa llia4 I ILsodas& it [Gloria. IN 8.. p. all lok , M. is off Camomile( IN $032 PROVINCIAL SMARR NAIUMMIL LtYnninok T. ft-Bales So-day:- Grist Eastern, new so. count, 39 84--Grest Western, new account, 69 1-Lancashire and Yerkshlre, 122 London and North Western, 1261 ; ditto, new account, 127 gl-Mancheater. Sbeffieki, and Lincolnshire, 661 ; ditto, new aoeount, 664 -Metropolitan, new account, 1344 xd -Midland, 1271 -South Eastern, 772 ; ditto, new account, 774- Buftelo and Lake Huron, 71 ; ditto, sew account s 7 6-18--Grand Trunk of Canada, 424-Orest Western of Canada, 162; dIW new account, 161-Fits, 54; ditto, new account. 644-4111nois Central, 77-United States 6.20 Bonds, 6911; ditto, new an. come, 701- Dutch Rhenish, 62 p. - Great Luxembourg shares. 164 ; ditto, new account, 16 1 - itemb 'e and reuse, 9 148 ; ditto. new moonlit, 9 1.16 Alliance Blink of London and Liverpool (Limited). 32 4 31 p.- Eaters Zs. change Bank (Lmited), 15-16 4 ; ditto. new accoUnt. 13-14 d.- Liverpool Financial Aeociation ((Limited;, 1 4. ed.-Mercantile and lichange limit (Limited). 4 d. ; ditto, new account, 3 16464 -North Western Bank 'Limited), 36-16 p. - Albion Marine (Limited). 1 746 4 7-16 d.-Beittsh and Foreign Marine (Limited >, new account, 21 p. -Empire Marls* (Umited), new account, 4. -Liverpool and London and Globe Mrs and Lte. 94 p.-Thames and Mersey Maine ( 'Llasited), elk xd. and b. p. -Union Marine (Limited). 14 9.16 p. -National Stem (Limited), 6-16 748 d. ; ditto, new account, 1-16 4d. Fig. 26. -There has been a tale badness, but a go 4 deal of time has been occupied in the settling. There has been an advance in Ametican and Canadian stocks. Alliance Bank (Limited,. new account, 3p. -Erten, 64.4; ditto new account, 644-Great Vaster., new account, 391 ie. 1-Gress Northern. A, 1484 ; ditto new account, 4414 4 8 - Grand Trunk of Carada, 42; ditto new scenting 42 4-Great Western • Camel new account, 164-Gre tt Western, new account, 68 Credit (Ladled). 16.6 774; ditto new account, 712 -London and Caledonian Marine insurence (Limited), 11 4- London and North Western. 1 ditto new account, 1274 7 62.-- Manchester, Sheffield, and c oLnolnahlre, 641 6 ; ditto new amount. 6S-Metropolgan, 1344-Midland New 181 shams, p.-Thames and Mersey Marine insewarios (Limited), new account, 6 7-16 9. -United States 640 Years* Bonds, 691; ditto new account 70 - New Granada, 141-Trunt Fourth Pref., 674 ; new seem* is -Fleetworde if -farmed& Deferred, new acco u nt, 7 ). ittanntioniiia. FW. 26.-The transactions 10 this market to day were In Lloyd's Banking Company shares, at 12 prom. ; Bir mingham New Union Mills, at 2; Birmingham Wagon shares (Limited), at 12; Gloucester Wagon (l imited 1. fourth issue, at 16-16 prom.: and Ifenddol 81sta and Blab shares, at 6d preen. South Staffordshire Lawny sharm closed at 84 : Warwick and Birmingham Caned& sellers, at Me ; Worcester and Bicodnghain Canal. sellers. at 12 to 124 : Staffordshire Financial, at to 4 dis.; Gloacester Wagon (Limited), at 12 to lig ; and intent Nut and Bolt shares, at 11 to 2 prem. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE tIIT ILSCTSIO NOTTINGHAM MEETING.-(TILLS DAY.) TRIAL STAIU&S. Trotielesonte 1 Old Walden ... 2 INNKEEPERS' PLATE. One man Twilight, Lytham, The Clow*, Shakariesre, Alin*, Pasts loos, Gordis. Knot, Cataloger, Oallem Lowe, Vixen, Clairvoyant*, Ptak, and Vigorous are barn NOTTINGHAN HANDICAP. One mils and a quarter. Pantaloon, Gordian Knot, Vixen °rondo, Shakespeare, Catalogue, Mewled, Emmen; of India; Juliet, Little Go g, Aline. Po, Dulcimer, Led Ventage are here. PAID To*nrr.— Lytham, Mins, &Woman, aniLlartt, STAND PLATS. Halt a agile. Queen of Tramps, Gordian Kral, Ls Wages, Oat. two. Sweet Am" Biahoplose, liavassab, Naiad, Novios, Vsetarescase, sad n Ols. All aro hem II /A:CARONI STAMM Two wrilen, All the hares foe this raft are in tit* teidhboschood. MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Oren o'Otoon. The transactions in the mining market to-day are not numeroas, and prices generally have not varied. The dealers are engaged in the settlement of the fortnightly account. Clifford Amalgamated shares are quoted 161 to I ; Caldbeok Fells, 1 to ; East Lovell, 10* to 11 ; South Darren, 2 to 3 ; Great Laxey, 20* to 21 ; Great North Laney, 2 to * ; and East Russell, 21 to 3i. Cliontalsa Gold Shares are quoted 21. 16e. 3d. to 21. 18e. 9d. ; and Irrontino and Bolivia, to. 3d. to Be. 9d. prem. A general meeting of the Yorke Peninsula Mining Company (Limited) will be held on the 7th March. A general meeting of the Pentre Lygan Lew!. Miuiug Company (Limited) is Galled for the 6th at March, "for the purpose of making such call oa the shareholders u may be deemed necessary." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKET& (THIS DAY.) (rt a 1771110 AID INTZINATIONAL MitTat%) - (FOOM 0171 OWN COMEIROMDZIrt.) Corrow.—The market very strong at folly id. mimeo over the quotations of Friday last. &lea about 12,000 balsa. Coax. —The market fairly attended. Moderate eoasrusp• tivedemaed for wheat at last weak's rates Flour exeeedi moo .rd to sell. I edi us core steady ; mixed,2Be. 9d. ; yelknr, 29e. Fair inquiry foe oats and oatmeal at poses of Friday. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Booms.—The marks hes opened flunk at full prices, brown qualities Wag most in requwt. The private sales include brown and yellow Mauritius at 31e. to 33e.; grainy, 375. to 375. 6d. ; Manda, at 30a. t 3 31a. 6L ; us olayed, 295. 3d. 8-fined firm in all position'. Comm.—The market is firm for all colonial descripticas. colory aorta being most in request. Tam.—A fair business is doing In both black and green. at full rate.. Sao°. —4( 3 bags of floor sold for ash at 15s. 61. Rica —There are buyers of soft grain, at fall prime, but alters require an advance. finces.—Nnimegs continue In active request. About 150 caws have been sold at firmer prices ; other spices an soldiered. Roy,-100 pun. of Jamaica sold at 3e. 2d. SALTPSTILL—There are milers bat no buyers at the pm vinua curreocv. Corrox.—The market h as become active. about 3,000 tales sold at id. to 4d. per lb. advance. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) rho market Ia Arm at the Wooing prkm —Town. tallow, 47.., net cash ; Petoraburg Y.C.. on the coon. 49... 3d.; March, 495. to 49e. 6d.; April to Joao, 49.. id. ; to 495. 9d. ; October to December, rds. SMITHFIELD HAT MARICET.(HIS DAY.) Yr. Charlie James Easton marts trade as follow. : Prime clover, from 126 a, to 1325. M. ; interior. 110 a. to 12De ; prime mooed cot. 90a. to 1 13 e. ; prime My , 100 0 , to 110 a; inferior. 90a. to 951.; Mania Ms. to 42e. TH3 BOARD 0? ThADI ItartraNS. The Bound of to returns for tbe mouth of Dacemirr hes been is sued after a &ley of eight weeks, which has deprived them of the greater pert of their aloe. They show that the declared value of our exportations for that math was 24 per cent. le 01011•11 of Deoseiber, 1864, ad 5 per oat in eleille of 143. These returns complete tie series f o r the yea 1865, and masa the amprese6ented to-al of exports of 165 862,4024. aim nearly 3i per rant. over the large swept' of the preeediag year, sod more than 13 per cent over that of 1863. Our ship ets of oottoe soanufactares the 12 mooting were 2jper cent. in vales. and pee amt. is quantity over 1864, sad 17 per east. in value, end 17i per teat. is quantity over 1863. In the vela of our exports et woollen manufactures during the .past year, compared with 1864, there has been sa meresse of 8 per mak; in linen manufactures, 12 per mat.; Is ha berdasher y , per nat.; is hardwares. 5 per amt.; in earthenware, per seat.; end in Ira, 1 per rent. Copper figures for di , seinution of 2.3 ran% sod silk lasaufsetures 4 pee eent. As regards our importations of articles of as sumptive. It appears the arrivals of wheat have tam *early 10 per mat less, sad of flair 14 per seat less thee In 1864. Of cattle the quontlty landed W bees 227,528, against 179,507 is 1884, sod 100,653 1s 18611; of sheep the queatity was 914170.sgalist 496,243 is 18 4; sad of 5wiae,132,613, apiast 86,382. SI or AI to. so Oa or 11 41 Bit hill ha IMP l e id i ha ma ha ;n0 5 ~~.~