The Express. — London, England, 1859-03-23 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 1101.75 E OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAT.) The Straw. took lie abatt at 12 o'ciack. PSTITIONB. Petitioes wre presented by Mr. C. GILPII from a place ,u Warwickshire, sgionst the government Reform Bill, and it. favour of ouch • metsure as that advocated by Mr. Bright; by Mr. Seo. , s et: from • meeting held in Exeter-hall, f .. v ico lay alteration in the oaths taken by members of 1 0:i.e.-et, and by the LORD ADVOCATE from various to:•••fers end elders of the church of Scotland against the of ministers' money. CHURCH RATES ABOLITION BILL. Sir I. TRELAWNY postponed the committal of this 111 tact Wednesday. t RIFFShe 30th EXPEN of IlmettSES (thie day BlLL. week). moll SHE' Er. D. GRIFFITH moved the second reading of this bill, :he object of which in to reduce and define the ax pen of high sheriff,. The honourable end horned gentleman unfended that many of the existing expenses !addict t = that metal elite were either exorbitant or absolutely un tie- emery. This bill wee founded upon a swami which re c,rai the function of the home in 1839, but which ins aft-reels thrown out by the House of Londe. One of lon provisions was t r abolish the practice of requiring the high sheriff t provide javelin men to attended the judges if erste. The peace of swim courts, u all oth,r ..otrt.. was kept by the ordinary police, and there was n.. lager any aecemity for keeping up an txpetudro and useless show. Then wee no knowing to what extent the prin tiplo of nutmeg of court could be carried: it depended en 'lndy upon the will of the judge, and the high sheriff was forced to incur large expense oat of fear of being guilty of coa tempt. The duties attached to the office of sheriff, with one es, cption, were regulated by tuition; but since a good deal of it. machinery hed become no longer necemary, the wpm* of it ought to be tared to the unfoetunate gentleman who might be called upon to undertake the post of high *herd!. The power of the judges to fine the sheriff ought to be defined end Waited cad that was one of the objects of this bill. The honourable end learned gentleman, dispite the manifest inspatfeace of the haws, went at great and tedious length late the provisions of him bill. Mr. S. BOOTH moeuded the motion and expressed his regret that the bill was likely to be opposed elsewhere by a noble and learned pwmaage who was alibi/el politic.. Mr. S ESTCOU T (Hoar Secretary), observed—that many of the hardships referred to by the honourable and learned member who bad chugs of the bill would not be removed by hie MU. Its sole and simple object was to re bore high sheriffs from the =pease of poviding „terabit men et mainee ; end coasiderlng that parliament had already',. pp added that every county should maintain a police form, ke thooght there could be Do cireetka to afford inch Mr. S. CHILD said the =him gentleman was In error is stemming that high lammed so other ex piate Is commies with the judges, but that of providing oirstia men. Hs had recently sera a thertfle bill of ea rn/MS la which, ampoept *lbw %Magi, were drones for swing the jadwe's butler, foots end coachmen, end for proritha b iLlSO paths of ala for the sae of th e Jude. iter taste. A laugh.) The weg then read a wend time. EDINBURGH ANNUITY TAX_ BILL._ Mr. BLACK mowed the monad readteg of this bill. Mr. C. BRCCE moved as arsenimast that the bill be read a woad tune this day six mouths, observes, that last year the same bill wee 'ejected by the home. — (Mr. Black —" Yee, by • majority of one. —lt did set natter what the sa m ba. was it was rejected, and he was vary that the bill bad ;Men rewired, because was a tesmare of aablearlaig ogoliation and robbery. The bill moat to the direct amodletion of the principle of an le- I tabled church is Edinburgh; sad the house could and pass it without strain a serious blow at the whole smahliabed church of ficrodead. That establishment wan essential to the well being of his country, and be could not allow the house to commit an act of unblushing and wicked spoliatioa without raising his voice against it. The amity tax of Edinburgh was sot • to upon the occumr, but the swam of property. It wee not eke • palms or other local rate, bat • tan imposed on property to provide a church for the poor ; sad certainly the boom bad no right to repeal It without lading a substitute for it. Be opposed the bill, however mainly for the simple moos that it was the drat step take n, aid the Ara blow aimed at the deettuctios of the church of Scotland. (Hear, hear.) Mr. BAXTER supported the till, contending that the time for compromise had gone by. Ministers money in Inland, which was as analagous tax, had been sbolialted, sad be wanted to know abet course the government iataaded to take in the matter. If they op posed the bill they mast be prepared to submit to parliament en altereetios ammo on the subject. Mr. BLACK BCRNE (one of the Lads of the Treasury), without pr.amW.g to be the exponent of the govern ment rhea of the question, Olt biome( coastrained as • Scotch member, to resist ths bill as a meatus of injus tice used outrageous spoliation. If the hon. member for Glasgow would great to • proposal for enablrng the town ceased of Edinburgh to raise an moment equal to the tat for the pezp of the church, be bed no doubt the government would be quite reedy to bring in a bill for carrying it into elect. The debate, which appeared likely to extend throughout the whole afternoon. was pomading when our repoet left, Mr. Roraima being in pommies of the Air, and calling upon th. , house to get rid of the heart bterslnge which the tax (nationally give See to by eltogethar &ballads. it. MB Air 41721111 POOLS'S USE. JUDGMENT ON TRZ APPEAL.—(THIS DAY.) The morning jedginent in the above ewe, in visich the Rev. Alfred Pads •ae lb. appall's; asd the --- • . . • Bishop of Londoa ale the reepaadoit, was delivered at Leath& Palace. His pace the erebbiehop of Ceatiellowy molded, Deltic atteaded by his se ieseaor, Dr. lauhlastes ; Dr. Travers Twiss, vicar goateal of the poviate; Mr. Dyks, registrar-gnaw. eel; Mr. Della lareet, epparitor-geseral ; sad his gases aerestory, the Mow. T. Thomas his graces elleplabe, sad Ik. Mr. C. Idiodpeaj Reeeiver•Geeral. The Biehop of Car- Illy who was as a what to bia grace, was also prowat. Dr. Phnom, and Mt. Coleridge wire COUSSA fr the wet. WO, nth Mr. Nonage Smith, Q.C., and Mr. Raymond for the respesdamt. Mr. Poole had ham did to appear, end era is annilsoos atoordinly. The coact was held io the fins oil spatioas dialog-hall, the body of which was ono gni by setheal clergymen, sad • considerable number of the laity. The pronediags were opined by the Archbishop calling upon Dr. Loshingt .n to read his report on that ems. This wee • Toy lengthy d .current, giving a detailed exposition of the law cad feet* of the ems, sad explaining the powers and Marta:ins of the Archtiattop in dieing with the spinal ; bat the substanW result of the inquiry was contained io the judg ment which the ArAbishop himself pronounced in the matter. The mentor's report rthaluded la the following terms,.vix.. "It is from a moderation of all them circomatances ulna, conaoreated upon, that • judge meet extract whet naa alleged opium Mr. Poole, and what was proved or admitted, and it appears to me that the fol lowing will be • true stagnant. That whoa women who bad etaad ageism the seventh conifnatidunat came or were seat to Mr. Peck for ecstasies sad absolution, ho did, is the sacristy, at their own musk, pot certain gine tibia to them respecting their riolstsea of the seventh cum meadrosat, not in the gyms language mentioned; but the gusting wore aka as, la the opinbda of the bishop, would bring nand.% ea the church. This, In my Jeanine, is • definite allegation admitted, ears as to the °piston of the Walla, by Mr. Poole M be true, end to be be fan repreerated by his advocates ma a correct repeat of Mr. Poole's conduct ' and defended by them as right and proper. It is, I thick, impossible to read them paste sad ace come to the concludes that Mr. Pools had maple opportunity to addend himself @mint this allegation. TG quastlos then for the cossidsrautm of his grace the Archbishop I. sorrowed to this single point, whether he Is of 'ages that the growl sad admitted ellagetlose afford, in the hi Wage el the Asia* good mad reawashis cause for the reeeeelie. d Mr. Pale's license. The advocates of that gealiewes have causaded that by the laws of the ebuech re efs's*g theshesios and absolution, ha is jomified be the course Its has pursued, eves if not absolutely requited so to do. On the other hand, It le ma stained in support of the revoca tion, that Ihe MUSS pereesd by Kr. Pock la cot anneal y, but most dangerms" wed idie . l4o pretties the most serious mischief to the cases ef sod religios; that if Mr. Pools be right the whole hely the priests of the Church of laglaad, down to the youngest, would hare • right to follow his example, that such proceeding is not required or justified ty the laws of the thatch, but le contrary to its spirit end practice." The Archbishop protoweeed the fallowing judgment f. With the able anataate of my Waned smeesor I have gins the meats and i ircssostaates of this apical xi, most solo% sad careful coarstratioa. I am of opinion that the grovel sod admitted alkplices eGord la the language of the statute good and entionthis cases for the eme nded' of this hone; and that the Led Bieber of Lee dom has 'incised a good owl semad Cardin h revekieg the nom And lau thrum elf epithet that AO courts pursued by the appellant is act la etwerlears with the rebt.c or doctrine of the Church of Isgthed, bet meat dsugercus, and likely to prodoes moot seri= WOW la the cams of to r.tty sad religion. " The dame of reetratQA wee this isadly rimmriel; semi the wart adjourned. NM as yea My,. enslaired Sir E. B. Lytton to oppoilios lad sw “ lir isometry will MO &apt We rim 111 i. ttw 11s mown prom oat of the has 1. of Lod Dabs' iipooresooor• let ludo whore kook will It pm/ Oar kph and Ites. gustier's vas sae Si this sr mot se red* ridge, ibe porn, with • sops d ad (I W. Low, vim yes mid is • gessger; nee op Welly of *is elleelsr roidi Yliwo Mom wit groat MOW ray by iguir aqsdass• pert sp re grin. of pre fir as illsisiss of • sigln," as THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 23, 1859. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. Thomas Ilitchell, a labourer in the employ of Mears. Ashby, builders, wee charged is follows : Henry Beetles sold-1 am foreman to Mews. Ashby. Last night the prima came to me and demanded his ticket. I saw flat ha was drunk, and refused to give it him. He wee very abusive, and asked me to let him have a shilling If I would not give him the ticket. I gave him • shilling to get rid of him, and he went away, I Crto be at work early in the morning. This morn ortlo o'olock be came to me and sgsln demanded his ticket. He was socoospented by two or three of hla fel low workmen. I told him I would send it to the dike, but he mid he would have it before he left me. I then ordered hint Where me and go about his work. When I said that his came up to me and caught hold of my wrlste, and gave than a violent wrench. I sold, "You ought to be 'shamed , of yourself, you are no man ; you know I am not able to tope with you." When I said that, he let go of nay wrists, and made a snatch at my watch, saying, "If I met have my ticket, I'll have your gold watch." I, however, knocked his hand down sad secured my watch. I then Dent for a policeman and gave him in He was not quite sober at the time. Ido not think that intended to steal my watch, but that he snatched at it MIAs anger. He has been in our employ several months, and has conducted himself properly during that time until a week ago, when he took to drinking. He had previously beta a teetotaller. The prisoner said he ma Tory sorry for what had or awn& He bad unkrinnately taken to drink within the lest two or three weeks. but he hid no intention of aloft his foremen's watch. Alderman Lawrence (who sat for the Lord Meyer) sold It wee a very bed ere, Ind that the primmees bake drunk wee no arenas for assaulting his forams& H. did not, bow ever, believe that be intended arrafty t e wake, md. the blest be could do would be to Ise hiso W&, or fourteen aye Lir "'meat neater—Thin I'll tabs ths ilesslesatbys. MARLDOIOIIOII-11111111T. CAOTIOSI TO LADEMBeAVIMM 3 Nargare Soak illemelled • sleeker, was charged with sedatian the purse of a yeereg e.w y smog Lien Bestow, of IS, Abbey-rod, St. John' _ several deer coed the facility for the maw, lintsl B l l a s e . ded by the MI- CaIMEMIA practios of having rib la lass Bartow raid that poisme afternoon she ass walking in Soho with be farad when • constable asswted bar, sad la or et Ws thikey se she missed bee pew hew lbs pocket of he Area. The pea palmed was die sews, lad °maimed sees sew mew, Wit she odd fay spa positively letup iselas. Chwatesy, C, mid ha wee wing Smash West Sea ye maw what he saw es= Wig in sit a whew, wed the prince, wee pasted est as baelas oepooket. Be wee at the Vow a Rawer sa Ws pin rip to her sad Win both bar heads she Os wee. Pelswase ail she had nothing to say b Ms Mc Ream mid she was Charged with ftsiy purse ; woo she guilty or not P Pesator sa id she was guilty. Pries said there was as doubt of It, sad it was not is lad thee. Ccausitted for six months with herd labour. SOUTHWARK. ATTEMPTED aVICIDE AT WATERLOO BalDol. Mary drat 11111sy, a fine-looking young woman, who Ap rztia a very nervous state, was brought before Mr. from Lambeth workhouse, charged with attempting to commit suicide by throwing hirealf into the Thome et Waterloo-= 4 William Campbell, a watiaman residing la Ctiurch-etreet, aterloo.road end whose left breast wee aisamell with garde"; ' received in the service of his ematry, said that a little More 10 o'clock ma the previous want* be wee near Waterloo bridge, whoa he saw the primer oar robing down the step% war a quality of Lades timber, ant cast herself into the Themes. He immediately proceeded to the spot, end after considerable difficulty he caught bold of her clothes and palled her from seder the dmber. Another man then came to hie usieteree, and they oacoseled in getting her out. She was much knocked about, and la such a state that the constable thought it advisable to convey bar to Lambeth workhouse. David Chaplin, pollee-constable. 100 L, rid he wee called for to take the prisoner into cededy. She was kr ems lime Insensible, but the usual vesteratives wets end with ewer, and, she being in seek a weak Mato, le conveyed kw to La mbeth workhouse. She wowed to have bees Making prior to her attempting to coati the rash set The primmer said that was quits true. She had drank a great deal MI night en in the moratag she quarrelled with seeder feesals, and in her excitement she ran into the river. She was way thankful to the parties who saved her, and she promised sever t, make any such attempt for the future. Mr. Combs told h e he should remand bar to gaol for a meek, se that is the madame abe might reosive spirituel elmealdon from the chaplain as to de enormity of her canoe. As for Campbell, Ina addict war highly com mendable n saving her life. SHARE LISTS.-7HIB DAY. Two o'CLoos. The railway share market to-day shows a I; drooping tendency, sellers of home stocks predo- rot minting. London and North Western, Lan eashire and Yorkshire, and North British too stooks present a decline of about 1 per cent. compared with the 4 o'clock prone of yes- IN today. York and North Midland has de- 1 alined I per cent., being quoted 761 to 77. London and North Western stock is now E;ostte:l 961 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 961 to London and South Western, 93 to 1; Booth 0 rn, 211 to Iper share ; Midland, 1011 to 104; Caledonian, 84 to 1; Great Western, 68 1 to /, after being markcd 691 ; Berwick, ses 93 to 1 ; North British, 601 to 1; and Eaters Conn- • • ties, 121 to 3-16 per share. The transactions hare been upon a limited scale. French railway shares are rather Saner, Northern of France being quoted 371 to 1, and Paris and Lyons, 331 to 4. Lombardo-Yenetian shares are rather dull, the Old being evicted 1 1-16 to 1 3-16 prem. • sod the New, 9-1 6 to 11-16 prem. • East Indian Railway stock is quoted 1021 te 103. OILDINAANNIRANNS AND MOIL wire. • I M 'a l ` irdra — I 7 tir i t . 4 .4 ‘ 2. . 1 01 . 1a ; I N lar ara t tt laa exam.sa g pe 6o r 6 "r s - 164 . ri* t arA t . Mrs • smors i rea. INA Sol rot .. eke se Int 3 : N 111 Fe 1 1 ! al .- —-- r - . ti , a e.., b. 0 ' ........ all , . a Oa . • .... at T ...... .... 1, 1 itE , wk. tali maw ._ , as ft. , .... j ftead a; 4r.... , ,, F1i zirmi;;; H::::..... por mat. l a brat rier . :=1 amino WAIL 6 61 6 de 1 II 4 Idgi di I: zd i iri i 7 u Uv. I 1 pi. it it IT ITS 9 19 SS 1 1 SS rril I I die :::1 - :::::I - 7 Lk VOSIIION 1 is 1 1,4 I 701 US 0 1010 rii lu. .I. lit .. -- Ut 111 Ile 0 II la Ut PS, I Zaalrai F i t i ly_p±:l , sevalli I les Prat 41LI S ilk fiel ow 4 1 ........... 1 I ' L 2 1r. 5. .. i. _ 2 4Ad 3 D.."....91: I ....,, 1 still . Ortolk lbws& '... ~i r.. 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Surds Uses ...... is LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (liT VAC!alp risaisArs.) BIRMLNOIIAI I I MEETING.—(IIIIII DAY.] WELTER STARER Throe ann. Ewan, Tow* Iligest, Magma, Romiblow, and KM ** are here. --- HUNTIRT STALES. Tow Bagman . CHM* Baum Protoctionist, Hospi tality, and bloutrakar, an hare. ANNUAL ST BEPLECHASR, about three miles sad three <mem. Odlhsm, ?basil, Whsailanda Langford. Orkotista, Altrad the Great, Fanny Kildair, Barney William, Miss timarvilia, Spring, Magnolia, Giry King, and Gibraltar, are Mrs. SUTTON STEEPLECHASE. Three miler. Theodins. Harry of Hereford, Barti•y William., Sports ma, May Day, Young Ragman, Blarney, Firady, Tom , and Mail Agnes ara Orals AnsireazA.—Rima Dandy, TIMM, Border Chief, Zoltan, Luria Trauma, Wharf , Head. and TWIN CM Pigeon, Premier. Mims, Paymaster, MaluMs, Mt, Clam, lesirkilling, Jean da Qualm Balsams. Boma% at& Tao Quatr,•Shantichaer4Srmem, The Doctor, Dumas, Fmk Picard. Tomorrow evening Mr. Bowyer will uk the tinder Secretary of State for Foreign Adam " whether It le true that a congress to shout to be held to deliberate on the affairs of Italy with reference to the preservation of the pesos of Europe; and whether he is able to stets to the bons what powers will be the ponies to that congress; and espe cially whether lierdisia will join is it." The VW/ of this morning says It has been proposed that the congress shall to held at Owns, bat that place has been objected to, on account of the comparative dificalty of aeons and the enerity of the climate at this sewn. AMM.Clispelle hen also been proved, and with MOM probability of Ka proving generally acceptable. It has abundant accommodation, excellent hotels, and le accessible by railway from every direction. London, Beneele, and the Hogue, have aloe i s been mentioned, but we believe Aix will ultimately be 1- ) salee.ed." to se " Many of oar sr adore , " eau the Bombay anetts, will be su rprised to learn that there are female detectives di in our police f. wee. The difficulty often nyeriented by the Ime male police officers In detecting crimes of abortion and in sa fantieide, so prevalent in the lowest grades of female society, has indwell our naive superintendent of police to reainein one or tee intelligent native wanes se detectives in the pollee eattbliahment, who carry their bate under their serve. We have not as yet bead of any exploits of then watchers of the fair eel, bat hope to see the objects of their detection said. aseenble to the law in the pollee court'." On Malley the Corandesioaers of Manufacturers et Edinburgh received a large ocespeay of ladies end gentle- VHS, lavitad to the private view of the National Gallery in if that city, prior to the pablie opening, which took piece yew e About 2,1100 invitations were bend. Mr. Robert Malcolm Herr, LL.B., of the Northers Ohnit, le a candidate fqr the if Jaffe of the Sh e riffs' s e Omsk which within the last few days has become vacant in affilegliess of the death of Yr. IL Peendergeot, Q.C. • iinelgendeat of the Morning Pea says it can fe ho Shwa Ai the satire opus of Queen's mgr ague sm. Or be kW, brews en if tritelesele awegglig miler the et ratelswoMie eel kM esallatatel waistline, and wake Ms 1 4 male/ mistime sal antwasedere into Inglead. "Not ink seek lonotheill nienetie end wearing snore' as edem a fir fir esemlwAss, atracias, and erase •may mama sMg egad tele mat to them by the clerks el the Tesstrmo • le Theis they are compairi he pay sway, but pa yees erstenerate. I sea informed, still e art In Pada where the bantam is sewed with shies and other matedsis ed Eaglia memdsmere, whisk heestiegly said to bows leas east front Englerd in deepatek•hage, under the Mehl seal fa of the Terelga.elles. I Weld eke will • cafe of the lama. arms el • bum howl Mks mat is fisnmay by a Qum's ossenerw, at • my heavy tea te the =entry, mealy the war if Outer Tsvelewokre dock." On Mark, sight Mille Helm Fault comummed en *IIRSOUIMOI at dm Thorne Soya, Ciloofro. sagesear the tragedy of And IWee. Loot sight Miss twit INN to sppoor Y tins foartior. a i 01 1.1% 111 1 k la i I wra i e 71 F ;or P ifi e 2 a 103 1M 103 IN II 1 1 04 . L' I ft ft t tar Ms ime N 100 10,2 104 11 16 IN 144 11 41 mi ru AI A 91 M .N, ... Si Si i fa I I oft st 0 .... If! 10 0 0 DI 10 II II 0 9 GO VILIIIMIT MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY Two °Tune. The funds to-day are rather dull, but prices are not lower, although the telegraph announces that the French Bents are again rather lower at Paris to-day. Consols are now quoted the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday. At an earlier period of the day an advance of about 1 per cent. was temporarily quoted , a purchase of 50,0066At0ck for the account being effected. The investment by the government broker has been again limited to 5, 0001 . In all the other de - ITIINSDAT partmenta of the Stock Exchange business is languid. Consols, which for the were quotedril, at opened 4 o'clock this y la esterday, The official quotation for the Three per Cent. ,96 llers " 7tli A i at 1 se 96k to " and gradually declined, closing r 4 Renter at the opening of the Paris Bourse sellers." For money the last price was 96k to 1• to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram I The official business report is as follows: Three per was 68fr. 60c. for the account. At half- • Cent. Consols, for money, 96k, I, /1; ditto, for account (7th April), 961, 1, 1 ; India iitock, 221, pest 1 o'clock the price receded to Wife. 65c., show- I per cent., compared 220 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 981; India log a fresh decline of about BeitliegTnhtee4:4olßBvse.eriapadreme.mep:.ty;baTrobhlkeereer-anin Ma', nest, i pe e7 r i Ce urchan t .o 7 o ; Ex with the last quotation of yesterday. Consols, after standing at 961 to for the 7th of April, are now quoted 98 3-18 to 1. 10,0001. Consols. showing eue a fr ce etiLirove t ment of le. ; and For money the present price is 981 to 1. Exchequer Bills were quoted to-day 36e. to 38s. dian India Bonds have been dealt in at 14s. pram.; Ex- It'amin"9Bl to 1. chequer Bills, at 355. to 38s. pram. ; and Exchequer The nativity noticed P in the foreign ' stock market Bonds, falling payable in May next, at 100. has quite subsided ; and, in some instances, the ten- The foreign stock market is quiet. Mexican . deny of prices this afternoon was drooping. and Russian Bonds continue in demand. Turkish stocks were in demand in the morning, the The Old Turkish Six per Cents. are Old Six per Cents. being marked 94, and the New rather firmer, at 93i to 1. The New 80 e 1 0 ; se b o u f t the e closinf ei p n rices were t l e lser 9 i i n e t e; Loan remains quoted 791 to 80. Sales are re- bolo corded u follows :—Brazilian 1, an w d 791 to 10. Mexican Bonds were respec ti v el y, again Yeur - end - e - lielf considerable request, and, after being marked as Per Cents-, 1862, 94 1 Four-end - n - Half Per high as 211, left off at al to 1. Cents, 1868, 941, 941; Dutch Two-and-a• Half per Cents., 641 (exchange 12 fl.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., fa:account, 211, 211, 211 ; Anglo-Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cenn, for account, 91 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1111 ; the Spanish Com mittee's Certificates for the Unfunded Coupons, 61 i Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 931, 931; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 791. Several weeks have now been consumed in diplo- matic attempts to arrange the Italian question ; and after nearly every journal in Europe bad commented upon the presumed failure of Lord Cowley's mission, the world has been suddenly assured that the result is a great once... Commercial men have had a surfeit of the disingenuous utterances of the lifoniteur, which are no longer accepted as a guide ; and the complaints of the dead silence preserved in parlia ment are becoming general. The ministerial benches seem to be the last quarter to be resorted to for information. Either—it is argued—a path to a possible arrangement has been opened, or mediatory efforts, after a sufficiently prolonged trial, have been found nugatory. In either case, it is urged that the mercantile world ought not to be kept waiting much longer for the unfolding of this secret diplo macy, the mystery of which is pregnant with injury to so many interests. Our merchants and manu facturers can adapt themselves to a condition of war or peace, but not to that of protracted Immense, which is almost the most pernicious of the three. The discount business at the Bank yesterday was upon a limited scale In the open market a good de mend is still experienced, but the supply of money has increased, and in exceptional cases transactions have taken piano at a fractional reduction from the Bank minimum. The 86,9001. in gold by the Sir William Eyre from Melbourne, and Canada from Boston, was yesterday taken for the Continent. A parcel of 20,000 sove reigns from Constantinople was sent into the Bank. Small supplies of Turkish gold coin continue to arrive. Including a farther sum of about 300,0001. on government account, the remittances of silver for Bombay by the steamer Behar, on the 27th inst., will probably amount to between 600,0001. and 600,0001. They would be still larger could the re quisite supply of silver be obtained. In the mean time, the imports of this metal from the Continent continue on an extraordinarily large scale. The quantity received from Antwerp on Monday by the steamer Dolphin was about 130,0001. The specie by the West India steamer Magdalena will be delivered to-day. The limited supply of bar silver by this vessel was sold yesterday at Is. 21d. per ounce standard, showing a nee of no less than Id. compared with the price obtained for the remit tance by the previous packet ; in the interim, how ever, as previously noticed, transactions have taken place at 6s. 21d. and ss. 2;d. The 93,0001. in gold by the Magdalena will be despatched to the Conti nent. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were, in most cases, decidedly lower,bills being in great de mand as a medium of payment for the enormous quantities of silver which are in course of withdrawal from the Continent. The chief decline was in paper on Holland, Belgium, and Hamburg. The exchange s on Austria was quoted no lees than 4 per cent. lower than on Friday, owing to the more favourable read ing of foreign politics. The rates are shown below : Amsterdam. tares months, 11.16/ to ; ditto short, 11.141 to 16; R o tt er dam, three months, 11.161 to 17; Antwerp, three maths, 26.20 to 6 ; Homburg, marks Mom, threw months, 13.41 to 5; Paris, three days sight, 26.71: 3 1 1 21 6. ditt0, three months, 26.27100 321; Franidort three months, 1171 so I; Peesseberg, par mmHg three mouths, 361 to ; se So., three 10.90 to 11.10 ; 'Lies* ditto, three maths, 11.5 tOrri• liedrid, three m o n ths, 491 to ; Cadiz, three iseaths,'49l to 1 ; Leghorn, three seaatits,)ll.l36 to 96; Genoa, three months, 26.45 to 60• liss ib l as, bres months, 401 to 1; Palombo, three months, 11l I three months, 121 to 1; Lisboa, 90 days, 621 to ; Oporto, 90 days, 63 to 1. We have received the following official announce ment of the issue of another 1,000,00 W. of stock in the East Indian Railway Company. A similar notification was a ffi xed yesterday in the Stock Exchange : TO THU ZDITOR. Str,—l am instructed by the beard of directors of the Rot Indian Railway Company to inform you, that in acceribincm with arraasecoenta attired into with the Secretary al State lot India in Conseil, the board ci directors of the East %Asa Railway Company have this day determined totems use natio of alditional capital, bearing interest at the We at fjar mat. per annum, guaranteed under the contract en teral lato with the East India Company. Lathers will be issued on the 26h inst., offering the privi lege el rateezipticm to the shareholders retitled to the sum, la ask rateable proporffaa, am on all former occasions. The ant call of 61. peeswe trill be payable on the 16th April ant, and payments will be nesived in full —I D. I. Roan, Seminary. 'This announcement has been received with marked dissatisfaction. The remark in Mr. Crawford's letter that the company had been galled upon " to provide fond' by the immediate bane of 100,000 new Ex tension shares, representing the sum of two millions ster ling," had not escaped attention ; but there is a general complaint of the want of candour displayed by the board in not stating explicitly in their adver tisement, published on Wednesday morning last, that another 1,000,0001. in shares was u ponthe point of being issued. The effect upon the price of the company's stock has been disastrous. By reference to Mr. Slaughter's useful "Rail way Intelligence," we gather that the East Indian Railway Company have now issued the whole of their authorised capital. The estimated outlay for the main line from Calcutta to Delhi, and for the and the shame A, B, C, D ; 1,500,000 1 . shares E ; 2,000,0001. see Ex ue tens ie i i es on ies to ued Jub ee Jubbulpore shares ; 1,000,000 1 . new Four-and-a-Half balanrus°7-71,6002,73,0001"°11. sleek from per Cent. Debentures ; 1,000,0001. new shares sow to be issued ; total, 12,700,000 1 . A petition has been presented in the Bankruptcy ' Court for the winding, up of the European na nd A mer i ca n Steam Shipping Company (limited), and will be heard on the 6th April, unless the claim of the petitioning creditor be settled in the interval. Much disappointment and inconvenience are Pen sioned by the delay in the arrival of the Australian mail. The first vowel to arrive under the new con tract of the Peninsular and Oriental Company is expected at Suez four or five days hence, with dais to the 16th of February from elbourne, and her advices 'may reach London by telegraph at the sad of next week. The news by two mails may thus be received within a few days' interval. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooi. In the mining market to-day shares it East Wheal Russell are again very fiat. Shuns in Providence Mines, But Basset, Wheal Mary Ann, Great Wheal Busy, and St. Day United mime are inquired for and firm. In the Stock Exchange, Sortridge Consols shares are officially marked, 15s. Foreign and colonial mining shares present no alteration of the slightest importance. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAT.) Tha attendance of the trade was about as usual on Wei asidav, the tone quiet but firm—prices of most articles us altarea. The supply of home-grown grain was small, and the arrivals of foreign grain into London swat last Monday wareamall of wheat, barley, and of oats. WERAT.—Enebh held firmly at last Monday's prices. Foreign unaltered ip value; line sorts getting scarce. FLOUR steady SOIL at last Monday's rates. BAILLEY.—Fine malting sorts quite as dear as last Monday ; inferior slow sale. OATS, quiet trade, at last Monday's currency. Bums held at last Monday's prime. PSIS dull, at last Monda_y's rates. F L OATING CABOOEB.-81E06 last Monday 6 grain-laden vessels were reported animal at pins of call, via. idlest, 2 maize, 1 barley, and 1 rye. The number now remaining on sale off the coest,hubeen reduced to about 20. The reported last sales are as follow .—Wheat, Odeon% Obiska,4oe. 9d. per 4921 b.; Egyptian, Saida, Me. 9cl pwr qr. • Odom Parley, 21s. par , 4001 b.; Odessa m aize, direct f at Cork, Ma. M. per 4921 b. AZILIVALO WTO LONDOI TROY MARCH II TO UMIAK* oegoish. Lai IV% MOM 19O) Ono 1410 I .... ton Ton lOWA Omit Floar.1.010: n+e a VOW. isma*. 430 Mil.. DAY.) MINCING-lAA - 811111.1.—Tha market has a steady appiersive, with a limited business doing. Refitted lamp quoted 624.6 d. toots: Cowin—This article is in fair demand at folly previous ratan Native Ceylon good ordinary, 49a. to bac ; Noah% elms garbkd yellowish, nte. to Wm.; Neilgherry, 77e. to 80e. Tan The public sales coaeluded to-day rather hooray; common Congou sold at ISid. cash. Rum.—This market Is dull. Rion—The demand is very limited. SPICEa ere going cer without showing any material bites tion in price. TALLOW KARICKT.—(THIS DAT.) The market Is Argo. Town tallow Is quoted 611. 9d. net cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 635. 6c. to 630.9 d.; all the mon.h, 63.. 6d. to 6.15. 9d. ; April to June, 63a. to 630. 9d.; October to Deanaber, 630. to 63e. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mama. Pattanden and Smith report that the near continues very firs, with no alteration worthy of notice. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Acorn Close, 14, 6.1. • Walls En 4 Benson, 14s. • Walls End Byrn* 148. ; Walla End Horton, 138. '3l. ; Walla End Briddyl's Helton. lds. 3d. • Wall. End Hilda, 128.94.; Walls Ind Tanlield Moor, M.; Walls End Home, 175.; Walla End Tees, 175.; Walls End Northumberland, 14e. ; Walls End Wharnollls. 13s. 3d. ; Walls End Frarawalgate, 14a.; Walls End Bon* Hill, 14s. 9d.; Walls End Bmth 165.; Walls End WhitsoiW, las.; Walls End Welt Hatton 165.; Walker Pecan's,' Is. • Wylam, 14a. •' Bates' Earflap, lb.. ; Davison's SLAW, lbs. 6d. ;I..ambert's Hamby, 111m.-168 ships at saarkat. With regard to the breaking up of congress at Weshington, the Brio York TIMMS rye:—" Everybody Me came to the place to enjoy the fights, rows, and disgraceful seem which are the sure aocompenimeata of every mok mandet-oscenes which everybody deplores, as they should, bed which everybody enjoys immensely, neverthelers." Full details are also given of the late politkal diflicolty in the court-hones at ammonia, in Kentucky. A Mr. Maxwell and a Mr. Lowe enrolled each other, and about a hundred shots were forthwith exchanged by their respective patients. Lowe, who appears to have been the unpopular person, me wounded in the thigh and bad his thumb shot off. He war afterwards taken to gaol, but on the following day the building wee burst open by the mob, sea of whom, armed with revolvers, despatched him on the spot. The murderers ware nominally snorted, but, aocording to the Cincinnati Basetta, the grand jury of the county declined to find a bill mama them. Mlle. Marie de la Rochejacquelein, daughter of the marquis and render, took the veil three days ago in the Convent des °beam. The Bishop of Polders officiated. Madame Ferraris, the dancer, hu arrived in Paris from St. Petersburg, to resume her place at the Orsad Opera. A FANCY BALL.—We wonder if Thomas Carlyle, that intrepid denouncer of shams, was ever present at mob an assembly. If not, we would entreat him to avail himself of the very earlier* opportunity of witnessing that kind of sm,M,,- ok; foe it mild give Mm more enbrteatiel food roc ion than be has browsed upon for many • year. With what hearty seat would our gume. philormher, and Mead pitch into the onveracities sad phantasm capt.ine who range themselves in fancy etuadores. A pore cockney Fergus Mame miaow Qom mßoleyo as his partner. Opperde them steeds • oevelier of th en e time of Charles the Ford„whose daily martian is the truster of stock, toying wok ma head of the White Maid of Avesta. Salsdio and aum a Sabots and a fishwife, complete the motley qua= Now wounds the webs; and there they pi, in • d whirl, which might have tamed the beats even of the eo centric Canoe, and which would have della hie ,cil to represent. No costems, eve that of our first psr.ntr, seems wend M the show. A bemired Pharaoh seism upon Highbad Mary—Marous Brow% forgetful of Ws Portia, lays violent hands upon Marie Aatolnettv end Sir Brim de Orde-Gailberr, whose s are distingaished by their rapid eccentricity, is cr l eTtrig soft mamas* s hed the err of yes Drowse with the wreath of miaktm. Play Tem WedMl, whom rotundity of COMM has gibed Inc him the aidosoisi soubriquet of the " OhareA" believes that he is personating Romeo; and, lea limning wit of careation alas with blot, rolls theoughthe Lagoon as merrily as • porpoise intim tide-way„ GOMM . WWltirter, writer to her Meorty's signet, is ap palling.y krocione sa Alreandso Mmearoei, with • devil's amen of poeiards stack into his belt, and as much parti coloured tspe swathed mound hie legs as would girdle Ar that's Beet had 10l In all the glories of wampum end rooramin complete, with tomahawk and scalping knife, stalks Quiffs the &Wm, no unapt represent dive of Chia gachgook, the last of the Mohicans !—Blrukiroof s Maga zine fur March. The following notice was hued from the Gement PostooMos mseerdav, vie.: Behar tar the Mediterrsuass. = g aud UM' (Bombay) mails, rid Southamplos, of the 'of the 26th bon. CHTIMAL PALA= •-• ONI SHILLING Dn.... TIIIIIMIT. MAIM 29.--4andOnaall .6 paymeat, 1,466 ; kff soma %lade. 433 I MeNI chin~ 1 . 898 „• Maw MANI-MAUD:MU IN VIZ nERRIDES.—II it amouried by the irtervers Cbarier that Sir James Mahe am is about to meet &melee chemicol work. fur the banomen facture of pareMns, dte, from peat mom, et Oonst, neer the town of Storsoway. Experimmerk it is mid, have Irma already made by two gentlemen of high mutation, end with a osaliketory revolt. F. a.; Ilizt i - - IT II us In i f r4isie as 102 1 011 70 IS 5 5 A i at 12 3 17 7 I as It A'ells I at . a a TA iTM gri Fr Fi F 14 *I - - Transactions are recorded in the Stock Exchange semi-weekly list in the Indian Government Five per Cent. Promissory Notes at is.101(1. per rupee. The weekly traffic return of the Great Wisteria R a ilway of Canada, just received, shows • decrease of 3701. sterling. The balk of the low scorning from the partial destruction of the cargo of the ship Equator, at. Liverpool, will fall upon Lloyd's. Advice, rom Liverpool mention that the cargo , which consisted principally of silk, cloth, and fine goods, is being dieullard, " in a damaged state, both from fire and water. wi lln IRI id lal I; '931 A 14 Mt 1 191 NI 4 g 4 u.ti i le in NU li OM so i se 41. II 331 a' a a to 1011 31 IL N MI $ ll " ! rill di Ira 4 7 gi 411 476 111 140 11 19 1011 it ii ; 4 u ;01,1_ ICr I I dli I