The Express. — London, England, 1868-03-16 00:00:00

. . • .. I lASI -ERR 1 iffli Atl ° 4 l- 4 4. 4 1 i :1 . 10 7E1 We:01r Al lg i tgal-f I Wil f - ..--- 00111M,118. IRAILWAy, MINING, AND OTHER ....... i . marAr .,, L - . eky - 2. 111 ed. .. ?mho bed Zbad asin tri a Less =T i psy due tothe . fie t r no Aguir 7iy4 4. As i oghtic, , , , SECOND EVlEttlii • •, - ; --- poi4orßusla rid lhatti - dolania returned beams —4l. . sirAREa—(THIB DAY.) the worse far lige= oa Thoudebead abuse:land smutted Or WIrSI . , KARK-L - 111 1 rE7- ( 711111 DAT.) --is.-- ---- -- --- the sergeant and wee ordered to attend before the 000111110. (rams opt cant ~ earefirt.) There was a nudereet show of Ileglait wheel ea the Nies to-day to 1 p. 20 • LAW INTELLIGF2ICE.—aIIiS DAY.) sifter ea Friday. This be a i g s 4 te d e, sea was that ocag. apoto ,,. eseads bacisg. Tee qualify of the maples was ter the COLONIAL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. I lamPaadaL V. walla" on 'Rift dlal b ° l ialia b ay . '' The prisonerMackay, indicted for treseomfedony, ni ries, Pl' Ne me ema em. figre"sd• memmTil. demand , u tsf eeme s esvat ' imia m d f e t Canada Goveramsat, 8 per cent., January and July, 1 to attend Wars the supsdasea sa the mote*, het t h ough he wee itheet the Aimee l ie anomie hes demanded a postponement of hie trial end the :las, sand let. MOO Were obtained I. all seise esewleded, 2744, NI % I°l COURT OF CHANCERY. t De. 8 per seat. February not attemil baton the superintends= or the oommbiener. production of several witnesses for the defence, in There was • Mud suPP I J of twat* wbelth, it, whisk the De • , + and AIWA. 99. reromourr TO SUITOR& delouse ens in retail et Mat Menai ~ 5 per cent , u se and AO 811. dies was Posted la' ViereChaneeller Mr. Cooke said be eke not think that the section of the chiding Massey and the Manchester prisoner ~ ra5iuT1."1'.......a...1 for New South Wales Gousament, 5 per . cent., 18 71-76, h The ta llawil 'S ° • Giffaida court chic monung :- Any eases or tat .ar ding and malt quell he Viee.Chancellor Gifted has been entasel may w . ss he pre veal a rateable heaving his hest without which 141111 given agmnat him on Friday evening. - 4 tens dull of ask, but we do not alter the quota- se t'a s per bank, 181 E-95, January and July, 984, j. s h e whic)st transferred to any other b thee of the eourt without giving notice to his superior officer. In this case witnemee should be pro- time. Zealand, 5 per seat., 971. h application to the Vice-Chancellor, but due notice must be the man was actually suspended, was off duty, and s Thisi court rated .. . . th at • p er f orm f or GICICEM Or YDS IEIIII sojourned to the next amines. Osts were comparatively scarce, and all sound corn Da. 6 per seat ., 1891, Korth and September, 107, ed. duties to nd application made in rsfinlar coarse 4 0 is had rased t o have any . t. fetched very into pekes. Vistecia gm., i per ems., 1891, Jasuary and July, It rron ven ch; of the court to which the transfer is desired, as • time. With regard to the other portion of the I The counsel for the Crown said that a ll the In Beans were steady in value, with a limited Inquiry. 1101, 11. 8 charge the defendant could not be required to deliver up names had been • brought, except Mammy and Mal well as to the Lord Chancellor or the Lords Judie's." his clothing until he had ceased to hold the office of Pees commended little attention on former terms. Do., 6 per cont. Mini sad October, 112 9, 12 4. ' - lady, respecting whom communications had been sw ig c h ian d h ee d. am previous „Au, but the trade ORDINARY SHARKS AND STOCKS. constable. Such being the view be took of the cue he ..„, to the Home oboe. ruled heavy. Caledeadisa, 83, en. a EQUITY COURT , must leave the commissioners to deal with the defendant '''"'• Are was dell, bat msebeeged is value. Great Rasbers, 314, 4. A (Before Vico-Chancellor Giffard.) as they should think fit. Linseed was Arm in price, with a moderate inquiry. Great Northern, 1011, 6. JONES V. (.1115. THAMES. LATEST SPOETING INTELLIGENCE Rapeseed ruled quiet. Tam'and trefoils had &drooping Do. A. (A modem= dividend until 6 per cent. has q This suit involved a curious legal question. A testator, „wan, ALL/O rm ED29 errs, and d or de al i Elfir bed ACTO " a ft. clerk vas --.--. tendency. iced clover sold on last week's ourreacy, but been paid to B), 991, 84, 100. al gamed George Edmunds, by a well dated in 1863, gave a white qualities were neglected. Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1251. sum o f 5001. sterling upon certain trusts foe the benefit of brought before Mr. r apt, charged with sealing • Si. beak RUGBY MEETING . THIS DAY.) Thrfiour trade wee very delLand country marks traded Load= and North Western, 1144, 15, 141. the plaintiff, Mrs. Jones, and her children. He then, after of England note and 4/. 4e. in cash, the moneys of Mr. downwards in prise. Townoonade qualities wen =altered. Louden and South Western. 85 1 i _4. fa . rec iting that he was poseeseeci of a policy of insurance Patrick Mears • retired Custom-house officer, dwelling at Notwithstanding the arrival of • considerable number Manchester, lthealehl, sad Lincolnshire, 431. OPEN HUNTERS' PLATE. Three =lea C f or I,eoo/. effected by Edmund Jones, the husband No. 36, Portl a nd-street , Commercial-road. i ' im -l ndid aden ac vease uve ls om df a th eir g oosse uazons tae sho fiatele a frearg aigh o t Edeopeli midund, tan uei !. s ll . l4. of Mrs. Jones, upon his own life, directed that the pre- Th e primmer was hamming under pete m dog m a. Wilford, Jack of Tramps, Alpha, Valentine, Resolute, of tc mimes of the policy should be kept up out of the dividends ties, and was des titute until the prosecutor; re- Yorkshireman, and Cock Ro. are here. advance. There has been a good demand for wheat North Britt* 33. • accruing from certain shares belonging to the testator in eared him in his house and entertained • GRAND MILITARY GOLD CUP. Three miles. from the continent, la d u p war d s o f 130,000 North thatent-therwith, 1014. the Alum Company. He then bequeathed the policy most hospitable manner. A few days• Jurymen, Genterek, Linglaber, Warlike g, Harlequin, quarters have been taken daring the week cm this Da-York, 9L b money, in the event of Edmund Jones's death in his wife's Mears deposited two 5/. notes and King Arthur, Northern Light, Simple Sandy. Alfresoo, =count. la cargoes on pump the business pada; ham South liestern, 724, 34, xd t( lifetime, to her ahsolutely ; but if she sh o uld not survive in • box and he subsequently took one of este. Os Gorotter, Legerdemain, sad Paoli' Opinion are harm been limited. We quote :-Mansaepoli, arrived, 675. 9&; PREFERENCE SHARES. ls her husband, then upon the same trusts as were de- Friday e ven i ng he opened the box again, sa d missed the FARMERS' MAIDEN PLATE. Three miles. Chaim, 625. ; Theodoeim 66e. to res. 41d. per 49211 , e. ; North Eastern, 41 per cent. redeemable, 98, 1. C clued with respect to the ;am, H e th en bequeathed remaining 51. note, two sovereigns, • belt sovereign, ei- etme. D empt i on d t i me h men. a m m e. a tmEntme . jteet . Polish ,h 695. .....to Mes.. m 3d. t . . Saloaka,... ...61a..t0p1e... 144114, MT. . BRITISH POSSESSIONS. the Assam shares and all his residue to John Bowan. and other money. On the fo ll ow i ng day be jeg `'"" Lam, Normantea, Pickpocket, • mad Comet are here. va. aa• to °°D. • W MI4OIMAD • OM bd. to 01.6. • 1441414, MT. Bombay, Bar., and Cent. lad. par. 5 ner et., 1031. is 4. '° On the 13th of July, 1864. the testator was found a had some business to transact in the City, and to sbe. par 480 the. The arrivals of barley have been lest In . o emeeteett ti ... eget.. do L lunatic by inquisition ; and by an order in lunacy in 1865 the prisoner accompanied him. Mr. Mean met with • HANDICAP PUTS Two Who somewhat in =sem of the demand, aid • decline of 6d. G em s f e di - i s pewee,* gat per gan g: . 104 g . 1 . th e Assam shares were ordered by the Lord Chancellor, friend named Matthews, of No. 57, Taohbrook-street, Wilford, Th e Major, Stinger, Mies Wise,Genehawk, and has taus id aos t o v a lues. Theod m es, arr i ve d, h es ageetee, 8 teed 6 par mat., 102 d, 31. satins under his jurisdiction in lunacy, to he soil, mooed- Pimlico, with whom he leit the prisoner in • publiehouse Brandy Apple are here. wald at 345. 10. to 345. 3d.; bare, 345. ; Danubian, 3411 . Oude suartt ra o :Dewed Mares), • gam 6 per mai, 2 946. h in; to the common practice, under which property of • while he proceeded elsewhere= business. In th e absence of WELTER STAKES. Three miles. per tow n . *a m afl oa t bog ruled Ann, at • slight fie' Saadi-Delhi, guaranteed 5 per COM, 1014. , ___ , F , D ,, REI ., FOREIGN RAILWAYS. lunatic of a risky charactee, such as shares ea public rm. the prosecutor the sewer thenged a 5/. sole at the bar of nu m ., en d War li ke g ere h em. w pre hi v t. em , e 4u nt in 6d m icr. s.k.ii We .4 quote 4aL aile p. ll 480 Ner hs. York, Bye 431 , ..; 1 re ' is always directed te be sell In this inatenca the the public - house. On the return of Mr. leers to the public --nies, ...neat taxembourg, 8 13-16, 9. 9 proceeds of the sale of the thane were invested in h ones some conversation tool , pleas heterenchtet and VETERAN STAKES. Three miles. changed hands 'slowly at full value ; but cargoes on pas- 7-,"'"''`l tr g ' l "`` " ' te ksk irm-Pui. , 44. South Atuarien and Lombardo-Venetian, 15. t 1.111. 11s . consols. John Bowen died in the lifetime of Mr. Matthews about the payment of the koning. Savannah, Bitstock, and Guy Faux are harm sage have been neglected. Bean, maintain late rates, with the testator, so that the gift to him lapsed, but his Mr. Mears said the prisoner had so i y, and tow inquiriee ; brut pees are dull and drooping. Linseed a eneutor, the defendant John Green, was now the repre- could pay nothing Mr. Matthews said, " Oh, yes, BETTING IN LONDON. -(THI8 DAY.) has changed kande on rather higher terms, but rapeseed FOREIGN OBLIGATIONS. a sanative of the testator. year friend has got plenty of money. I New him with a has ruled quiet. Great Luxembourg, 5 per sena, 3 5-16. ___..._ The question was whether, by reason of the conversion U. note." Mr. blears was astonished, and asked the pri• Aaarvex or SEZDO-110(11411: Lbueed, 23 ; ragweed, _North oll 11 F France, 13 . of the shares by the order of the court subsequently to saner where he had obtained the note to which he made an 13° P.M . 1801 and enedry, Z 5 qrs. Foreign :-Tares, 3,:M • lin- O rel Vite bsk Rail, Ma bY Bassi= Costa 7is4, 4. ii t h e w ill, the dividends of the 6801. console went to be cep- moire reply. Mr. Mears afterwards consulted the police, To-day's proceedings embraced the following lased, 5,649; rapeseed, 20,208; mein, 3,798; and stUedry, COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MINIS. plied to keeping up the policy for the benefit of the plain• and the prisoner was telt= into custody. Hs was in a features. For the City and Saburban the favourites re 128 gra. Chootales Gold aad Silver Mining (Limited). 3 is Milk tiff. mei. done., or of her and her children, as the cue state of intoxication and bad been spending the stolen mined . .. . . KEVMsTs.-Wheat, 8,180 ; linseed, 765 ; and oilseed, Don Pedro, North Del Rey, 21, 746, 5-16 prem. 1 in much the same peahen. Cheltenham sad 7.773 go. o ,jo i t I. e ; or whether the chirp was redeemed, and (the mosey very f ree l y. Pastore= Cabled Gold (Limited), 2f. reside:ay bequest having lapsed) the stock passed to the In reply to Mr. Paget the p romo t er sa id th a t th e no t e Knight of the Garter, however, improved, 25 to 1 being ARRIVALS OP GRAIN, to. INTO LONDON BY LAND AND Ht. John del Rey (Idmited), 191, 181. next of kill, as the Arum shares would h ave goos freed he misled from his box was one of four he had received at taken end wanted. Chelsea was Mao introduced into the WATER cal/Irma, FROM MARCH 910 MARCH 14, United Mexican (Limited), 1 946. from the char-e. the London and Westminster Bank within the last fort- quotations at 50 to 1. Speculum receded, and al much as DOTE INCLUSIVE. Yudanamutana of S. Australia (Limited), 1 13-16. Mr. Druce, %i.e., and Mr. Maidlow appeared for the night, and he could obtain all the numbers and data at 25 to 1. For the Northamptonshire the main incident Wheat Serter. WA Oats Deem: Pees Kam DOCKS. i plaintiff ; Mr. W. W. Meckeson, Q.C., for the next of th e B in h . I re. I ers. MIL =lra Surrey Commercial, 107. kin ; Mr. Prendergast, Q C., and Mr. Fischer for the de- Mr. Paget said there was • very strong prima facie case was the retrogression of Mandrake to 33 to 1. Two new mho& yl r a C a l Vi i ` q ui hgg .. I mh , (admit. against the prisoner, but it would be materially I ones-Thalia and Fortunio-were supported at 25 to 1 sad leach .. .... *0 .... Is' .... .. .. 1.. JOINT STOCK BANKS, c Agra (Limited), B 74. c The Vice-Chancellor, referring to the Lun a cy Regulation strengthened if the stolen note raid be traced, en 4 for the (33t0 1 respectively. There w° ll come very heavy wager- ...........frish •• • • •• • • •• .. .... 7 .... .. . .. , . _s .. urrs 6766 .... 11674 .... .. ... Intl AngireAusenan, 91. Act of 1‹..;, add that there was clearly an inadvertence purpose of enabling the constable to do that ke should to on the Two Thousand and the Derby, Resicrasisa '.......80nk of British Columbia, 101. a in iiie statute in not providing that where shares of $ remand the prisoner until m erely wet being backed for large sums for both events. Quotatioas Tad.. 19763 11217 20600, 1117.11' 542 2011 .. lima City, 12, / lunatic were sold by the court the proceeds were to re. - - .. .. _ _ .___ main impressed with the same charges es the original as appended: Consolidated (Limited), 44. s claret,, hut as it was the statute had no application. PUBLIC MEETINGS.—(THIS DAY.) CITY AND SUBURBAN. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Imperial Ottoman, W. 1 The cue noise be treated then es it would have —___ m __ . _. 100 to 9 apt Abergehlie (off, t 100 to 8) (THIS DAY.) London and County, 52. het-i la fore the statute, and all the authorities showed . ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY. 100 to 8 - Caption Kidd (t) (at MILSORMIL) London and Westnuorter Scrip, Lead. at 10/. prem., none t that a conversion h y the court must operate es a lawfull3 to 1 - Blinkhoolie (off) (ram one OWN 001MagrOND11112.) of which has been paid, 47. E --w-- The market opens rather quiet but stesdy, and the National Provincial of England, 131. 100 to 6 - The Breech (t) conversion, unless the order of the court contained any Th . day extraordinary generalof These an direction to the contrary. That was not the case here, soloo to 6 - Netnea (off) that his Honour moat hold (unfortunately, as he could not shareholden was held at the London Tavern, Mr. Sneer 20 to 1 - Knight of the Cuter (t and off) Aaglo•Amerieen Telegr aph (Limited), 21 ii 9, 2 1. help (riling) that the charge must be treated as if the WORTLEY in the chair. 20 to 1 - Chet (off, 25 io 1 t and w) 1111110ING•LANE.-(THIE DAY.) Atlantic Telegraph, 1,5, 7. test. ter himself had redeemed it, hence that the consols The CHAIRMAN said that he met them that day with 25 to 1 - Speculum (t) &Toth -The market is firm for all b 6 riw r unalities at Do., 8 per cent., 11, 5. rep, eienting the Assam shares fell into the residue, and mixed feeling -feelinp partly of gratification and partly 25 to 1 - Nyanza (1 and off) steady prices, but only limited sales ere re , including Credit Fonder of Ragland (Limited), 3i, 1-16. e in th e result passed to the next of kin, discharged from of embarrassment and diniculty. The gratification arm* 25 to 1 - Stradbroks (t and off) 2,500 bap good clayed Mani ll a, at 30s. Refined-For errata Palaces 22. i env eblintion to keep up the policy , from the confidence which the shareholders and the public 113 to 1 - Grey Stocking (t) plows rather lower prices are arepted ; dried goods firm. Egyrnan, 9 per ease Viceroy Loan, guaranteed by Mr. Di u.. then argued that the executors might exer- di e euTdi a eat in the board. The einbarraseneat and 33 to 1 - Vertigoes It sad off) Corrats.-There is a 'early market for mast descriptions. Feriae government , lifii. i• L ca.. s dis.retion, and keep up the policy out of the residue.ty arose from the fact that the board was 33 to 1 - liontagnard (t and off) A null panel of Native COI= said at 49a. to 52a. orestreet Warehouse (Limited), 10 4, 3, 4. Mr. Mutation opposed, and obliged to abandon their attempt to raise the 50 to 1 - Chelsea (t) Gorton.-Thor is an improved demand at firmer prices Madra s ' Bay, 14, 1. The Vice- Chancellor held that the subject matter of capital they asked for because they found it impose 50 to 1 - Hippie (off) About 10,000 bake sold on the spot at id. per lb. advance, Madras Irrig. and °anal pa. 5 per et. by lad. goy., 1031. iliaritiou having failed there was no longer any ground sible to get the vote of some of the shareholders to 50 to 1 - Franchise (off) and for arrival at foi. to Id. advance. New Zealand Trust and Loan (Limited), 6, 1. t fer its exercise. The next of kin were accordingly held authorise its issue. He did not blame his rev. Galva-A purl of China sold at 565. Peninsular and On Steam, 579. entitled. friend Mr. Nicholson for the course he had taken, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES. I In other arWee no sales to report. Ditto, dike New, 1867, 6f, 6. because he appeared to have been justified by the 100 to 8 apt Lord Haatinp (t) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. result. Now, however, that they were on the eve of bar- 10 0 to 7 - Beereiag (t) Royal Mail Steam, 651. i Telegraph Construction and Maintenance (Limited), 131, 25 to 1 - Thalia (*) TALLOW MARILET.-(TH18 DAY.) loony and union with the Anglo-American Company be Uaivenal Marine lasurusce (Limited), 4 11-16, I. (Before Mr. Commiesioner Goulburn.) hoped that there would be no division of opinion 33 to 1 - Mandrake (I) The market is steady. Town tallow, 425. (id. ; Peens. Vixen y of EgYPt Mortised Loan, 72 9, is li. 1 IN RE LCOPOLP SRI/PATH. amongst them. (Hear, bear.) They Ina so for the 33 to 1 - Fortunio (t) burg Y. C. on the st, 43e. 6d. ;Mash , 435. 6d. ; Ode- t The lemkruptcy in this case occurred 12 years ego, and contidence of the shareholders that they obtained CHESTER CUP. bee to December, the. 9& ; Decembee, 455. 6d. eteih d great interest at the time from the frauds ooze- over 1,000,000/. with which they could have pur- 10 to 1 apt Viridis (off) 'FEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. ignited by the bankrupt on the Great Northern &Aiwa, classed the interest of the Anglo-American Company. 10 to 1 - Dolby (off) MONDAY. LAMM 16. 4 A.M. • l'o:Avany, fur whom he had acted as clerk in the share They obtained the approbation not merely of throe - fourths, 25 to I - Weather Star (t and off) I um. I us& I isa. I lass. e a , i ' T. W. 1 1 ainak transfer ulhce. He was tried at the time and sentenced to but nearly seven-eighths of the shareholders to their TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. S. W. 11to 4 a IncM petial of imprisonment, T o p reven t th e confiscation policy. Hat it was necessary that they should have 5 to 1 apt Rosined= (off, 6 to 1 t end w) Mocked head Wedge-ado MIMI I 11 : 1 5 % O t t: i M i lg i 771. -" ‘s. I 11. I . of his pmperty be was made bankrupt at the time. The the sanction of the three - fourths of the vote* of the 7to 1 - Paoe (t and off) Delivery ast week Les claim of the Great Northern Railway amounted to nearly a meeting, and as they knew that one-fourth of their 7to 1 - Formosa (off) Ditto from let Jens ..... - 1 Arrival last weak IN , MI Alseedeea . .. 29.64 t 11. 6 ' L be - 6 a (IA irter of a million staling ; and they were allowed to opponents could possess themselves of a sufficient =want 13 to 1 - Typhoeus (off) Ditto lean IA Juno M.731 93,09 P 31,920 73.763 Leith lsaMf .61 LW. dISW . 00 ,-• • I tale the whole of the Duets. wee 2 0. 0 001, on undertaking a votes they did not think it tight or advisable to renew Bto 1 - Green Sleeve (t) ad. el.' a 4. cLis.d. ad. sd. et Ardmore- Mitt S.W. e &LW. as O. 6 to s aisfy the other creditors. Three dividends have since the contest on that point. But the Angio-Anserician Com- 12 to 1 - Blue Gown (off) Price Y.C.ongrottbls day .. 40 9060 4 !43 9 143 6 Oressmight 691' W.S.W. 2 &W. or 0.07 - hon paid, And this was a final sitting for dividend. pany had put forward • proposition before them, 20 to I - Baneitto (t and oft Ditto Town DM Friday .... 43 962341 0 46 0 tralientia Mt WAW. 6 &W. tau 4 Mr. Graham, the official assignee, reported that there which had been distributed amongst the share 1000 to 30 - Chelsea (t) Kt W.S.W 4 Arrival for the week esding_2sth March lest year 476 casks, z c Z ea ., sof gggr : g w, sit om 1 n.116:11•011t SOIV. in hand ; Inn some formalities nut having holders in a circular which they had, wham all 25 to 20 that Rosieruden does not start (t) and delver', leas casks. me total arrivals last week cons- LW. re O. 6 i kin complied with, an adjournment ens necessary. reed. They could not carry their original premed- raise 3.lSouth AMMO\ =SO 1 &LH 3 att. Do - I DERBY. gat taw . II SAW. er O. - ) IN ItY T. DAVIS, JUN. floe, and therefore they did not renew it. The bankrupt was a licensed victualler, of the Welling- The effect of Lord Redesdalea favourite chsuse-a clause, 10C1 to 12 apt Resierucian (t) reuses* -InWO W. 4 B.N W. lam O. ton Hotel, and keeper of the canteen at Aldershot. He no doubt, well intended-wee that three or four 10 to 1 - Grua Sleeve (off, 11 to 1t) METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. keel Wriest . - C] .0., i to unsecured creditors I,3!ei/ , of which 'JOO/. was in gigantic holders mild defeat the wishes of the greet body 13 to 1 - Pace (off) (THIS DAY.) Reehdosi lb L il la. I co -7 1 i‘ .pect of liabilities on bills, and given by the bankrupt of the shareholders. The propositions of the Anglo- 100 to 7 - Suffolk (off, 116 to 1) There are a few more besets than on Monday Plymouth lef &S.W. 1 LW. Ibe O. fie the accommodation of his father, who was a contractor American Company were :-" L That the subsidy of 20 to 1 - Typhoeus (t) last, The average quality is very middling, sod, := lll4 LW. 4 W.N.W. btr 0.02 he the supply of provisions to the troops at Aldershot. 25,000 e per annum p ayable by the Newfoundland 90 to 1 - Blue Gown (t) oonesquently, choice quali ti es ere readily disposed of. Sant S.W. 6 W. !OD - Mr. D era, for the assignees, offered no opposition. But Company , be relabel by the Angto Company. 2. 30 to 1 - Earl (t) On the whole there is • fair demand. Sheep are more plane. timid " '••' 14t W. a WALW• lobo Panacea- 14f SAW. 3 M.N.,. e- I q Go Ow liabilities incurred by the bankrupt on behalf of That the earnings of the cables be •p bed es follows :-(a) :r3 to 1 - Cana (t) ful end trade is sot quite so active, yet prices are mareely gohtt„xongg Mt gm, g LW. he - 3 1,1. father he would have been nearly solvent. In paying all expenses of repairs, maintenance, direction. 40 to 1 - Speculum (t) say lower. Good eaves continue to be scares and dear. Midas NU A 7 LW. a &W. be - s I lls behalf of a creditor for 141. • cash account for twelve manag e ment , end working the trine. The amounts to 40 to 1 - irestier (off, 50 to 1 t and w) Our fogies sr is of 540 beads 3,790 sheep, 107 He ..- - - nieutiis was asked for. be paid !orination and management to be mutually 100 to 1 - Chelsea (t and off) calves, sad 5 From Scotland there are 382 beaus; &amen •••• II - SAW. 1 - - f - Afte, hearing Mr. Bagley for the bankrupt, (b) In paying the interest on the Atlantic Co Anglia Inland, 153; orfolk and Suffolk, 1,800 ; sad 845 from r an° - - - -- - Si - lie. 11,:inor said that small creditors must be protected not exceeding 5.0001. (c) In paying to the AngliaAmeri- THE TODMORDEN MURDERS. the Northern and Midland counties. strathearg - A uj le Ia - - c- - , SIM AS X. W , I - o - - i as v.,.11 v 4 Large ones, and the account must be famished ; eau C, otaismy a earn o f 12,5,00df. se es one h& o f sa y Per stens of NM ad.a et I Per Mass at Ma a4.a et = how gam g 1 1 ih" . h --a— Beet Mots, Herat& 4S 6 Best Dissallt-bdallk 44 4 8 1' 2 b hut if it turned out ' to be useless the creditor must bur amount required for repairs of the cables during the year th. espenbe. --each half not to exceed 12,5001. (d) In peeing to the The town of Todmorden was yesterday thronged Beet gnarl' neared __,lle b rh i s m6 4 rg 4 1 64 1,..t . 1.17°° 2 °:••• 0 8 6 0 DMOMSME estrected sad Muted to SI dig. at asa level The --- - -- - Atlantic Company • sum sufficient to provide • divi- bY crowds of visitors, who inspected the moue of the recent cat ,. 4 """' ~ 4 4 4 6 Eigar „ t ( 40 6 Ewes* mooed maw. 36 4 6 smos i oac g e l°B ',, higogg .„=l.lll l = laT=l:„...dindiM of • MIDDLESEX - tragedy with an interest that seemed never to tire. The pi gs - 0 is shade. Faireme tarok with itedbaction daring Lain boors. Si crimes that were committed at the odd =nonage have Beat DeeltilMbrecle 60 6 lambs femme s took and a dividend of 4 per cent. on the 4 0 0 0 e.--cehe. Weather: b.-blue s ky - c- e l (detached) ; g- it (THIS DAY.) per cent. stook, according to their respective prioritiee. Steen to the tow. a no t or i e t y of which im inhabitants assess at assetet,L72o ; sheep and Imam 21.7610; MINK 212 ; MO: Daft: 1.--Ightning ; sn.-misty (hair) . 0.-overeast (d In paying to th e Atlantic Company a sum sufficient to would !sin he , rid; en d si general desire is expressed Plop, ted. Idielli• r -.Jo • a --••• • a —.1.....aa. la*: a:i. -- -- • The March adjourned general maidens of the peace for t county of Middlesex commenced this morning at the Clerkenwell-green, before Sir W. If 1,. Assistant-Judge ; Mr. J. Payne, Deputy Assistant c. Jc,i Tr.ct.l.,u•ldr contains the names of 91 priaoners com• t.tt, .1 for trial, of whom 77 were indicted for felony and .or A C trTlon To PAWNRRontRe. ,Icr.s.on, 48, who was convicted but sessions of I "4 , composing sticks, the property of Thomas M ti a, s, his muter, was brought up for judgment. Ali. F. 11. Lewis (instructed by 11r. Norton), who mi ls' •1 , 1 for the prosecution, said that judgment had been i from last sessions to give the prisoner an op. t y of offering some information as to wh a t 1., dono with other property that had not 1 ... ~.d, but he had given no information whatever ..:...ou 4 l l it was believed that property of the value of addition to that which the (prisoner) had been dof stealing, had nut been found. He also wished , u ea, attention of the court to the great facility Is.. been given to the prisoner by pawnbrokers for 114 of this stolen property. Mr. tthews was called, and in answer to questions by M.. he said up to this time he had been unable to • the precise amount of his loss, but he believed it • e....idvrably above 100 f. more than the prisoner was • u.t in the indictment. c .t..i.tmit..lndge sentenced the prisoner to be irn. . i.l kept to hard labour for 12 months, and or. thmi the pawnbrokers to give up the whole of the pro pel ty. POLICE COITRTS.-(THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. CS SEGE OF DESERTION. .I,lin Bin, described as a labourer, was charged with I to.; a deserter from the Nth Regiment of Foot. Ice prisoner was met yesterday by an old comrade who Ner.r.l his time in the 5-Ith Regunent,and who knew the 1.• ••iner to be a deserter. He asked him if he would not h•tter with his regiment, and the prisoner in reply ...tucttctd to abuse him and gathered a crowd of people ..1 ad thou. He then told a police-sergeant that the ...pm. was a deserter. and the latter took him into cus- Lord Mayor (to the prisoner)—How old are you r Sixty, your honour. Lola Mayor-1 on are not more than half of that. .1 Put him down at thirty. (Renewed laughter.) *.'., prisoner said be enlisted in the year 18.7.8, and his v -ILI be out next month. In November last be got f.,1 seven days, and the captain told him to get a ..nd said he did not care whether be returned I. I• .I..ughter.) He therefore did not know whether • 1., deserter. 1. 1.1 Mayor sent him to Holloway until a communi c V A made with the Two/or authorities. t .~ CLERkENWELL. en %AGE AGAINST A POLICE-cONSTABLE. , ' police-constable 288 N, of the metropo ".— I• • was charged before Mr. Cooke by Inspector : . •:t :on, with unlawfully withdrawing himself Ito:, 1. th LIRA as a police-constable on the 14th instant, t• I.••iii o f li ontsey , w i t h out g i v i ng one calendar, 10 •• 'Rice of his intenti on t o l eave , also taking with tao i,tirs of uniform boots, the property of the re f.`: the metropolitan police district. lb-let:tor George Hush said—The defendant was a eon. t•'• the N division, No. 288. On Saturday morning deftuthust was ordered to attend at the suyerin. .leiirn office to answer a report for misconduct. He • •!, t• 0, so, and absoonded. By direction of the coma : I applied fora warrant for his apprehension. t intendant bad nos given him permission to go lle had (previously gone away, taking with him istit of boota belonging to the receiver. Mr. Cooke asked if the boots had been found, and was sa , wered in the negative. The .1. i , ndant, in reply to the charge, said that be was oterik or he should not have sited as he did. As for the 1•..0ts be bad out one pair of boots down for slippers, and the others he had in the boot-room at the police ,ration. The CHAIRMAN said that he met them that day with mixed feelings—feelings partly of gratification and partly of embarrassment and difficulty. The gratification acme from the confidence which the shareholders and the public displayed in th e board. The einbarrammeat and difficulty arose from the fact th.,t the board was obliged to abandon their attempt to raise the capital they asked for because they found it impos sible to get the vote of some of the shareholders to authorise its issue. He did not blame his rev. friend Mr. Nicholson for the course he bad taken, beanie be appeared to have been justified by the result. Now, however, that they were on the eve of har mony and union with the Anglo-American Company he hoped that there would be no division of opinion amongst them. (Hear, bear.) They Mid so far the confidence of the shareholders that they obtained over 1,000,000/. with which they could have pur chased the interest of the Anglo-American Company. They obtained the approbation not merely of three-fourths, but nearly seven-eighths of the shareholders to their policy. Bat it was necessary that they should have the sanction of the three-fourths of the votes of the meeting, and as they knew that one-fourth of their opponents could possess themselves of a sufficient amount of votes they did not think it light or advisable to renew the contest on that point. But the Anglo-Azuerioan Com pany had put forward • proposition before them, which had been distributed amongst the share holders in • circular which they had, perhaps, all read. They could not carry their original propoei- Um, and therefore they did not renew it. The effect of Lord Redesdalea favourite louse—• clause, no doubt, well intended—was that three or four gigantic holders could defeat the wishes of the great body of the shareholders. The propositions of the Anglo-- American Company were :—" I. That the subsidy of 25,0001. per annum payable by the Newfoundland Company, be retaine d by the lo Company. 2. That the earning, of the cables be applied as follows ,--(a) In paying all expenses of repairs, maintenance, direction. management, and working the traffic. The amount,' to be paid for direation and management to be mutually (b) In paying the interest on the Atlantic Company= not exceeding 5.0001. (c) In paying to the Anglo• Amer ican Company a sum of 111,0001.—Ifts one-half of any amount required for repairs of the °Miles during the year --such half not to exceed 12,5001. (d) In paying to the Atlantic Company a sum sufficient to provide a divi dend of 8 per sent, on the existing 8 per cent. pre (crones stook, and a dividend of 4 per cent. on the 4 per cent. st ock, according to their respective priorities. (e) la paying to the Atlantic Company a sum sufficient to provide a farther dividend of 4 per cent. upon each of those stocks according to their prioritise. (f) The r sn i l e u . s to be carried to a reserve fund until that fund reaches, and Is maintained at 200,000/. (g) The residue to be divided rateably over the present capitals of the two mmipthies ; or, practically, two-thirds to the Atlantic Company, and one-third to the Anglo-American Company. 3. United management by • joint committee selected from the two boards, one-half to be appointed by each board. 4. The agreement to contain • clause referring any ques tion arising between the two companies thereon to as sole arbitrator." These propositions were now in course of embodiment in an agreement. Lord Cranborne and Mr. Gladstone, had been asked to arbitrate on the terms of union, and he was happy to say that both had consented to do so on the ground of the national character of the enterprise, The Chairman stated in the course of his remarks that the receipts of 2,0001. a day had not been maintained, They had fallen in the present month to something between 1,300 f. and I, which was quite ample to produce the 2,700,0001. • year on which this proposition was leased. Sir C. LAMMON said the proposition contained in the circular was not so beneficial to the shareholders whom be repnwented as the original proposal of purchase. But it was the best thing they could do under the circumstances. No proposition was submitted to the meeting. NATIONAP DANK OF INDIA. The second ordinary general meeting of the shareholders was held at half - past - __ 12, at the Offiees, 80, King William-street, Mr. W. S. Prue/twat' in the chair. The report said :—" After providing for all shams, rebates, and interest du* to the public, there remains an available balance of X 3,79•21. 4a. Id., wbich the directors propose to appropriate as follows : Dividend at the rata of U per oent. per annum, 13,896/. ; bonus of 1 per smut., 4,6321.; reserve fund, 2,200 f. ; new profit and lose account , 3,0641. 4e. ld.; total, al, 792.1.4 e. ld. The directors have much satisfaction in stating that no bad debts have been incurred during the half-year. The large amount of deposits shows how rapidly the bank has established itself in the confidence of tie public, and the directors anticipate that when trade shall have re. covered from the present depression, the results will be still more satisfactory. One of your directors haa visited the Bombay and Calcutta branches during the half .year, and reports both thesis offioes to be in a high state a efficiency. The transfer of the head office from Calcutta to London has been completed." The CHAIRMAN moved the adoption of the report and accounts. A SHAREHOLDER complained of the manner in which the directors were appointed, some of them, he continued, being self-elective. Mr. LAWRANCR (solicitor of the bank) defended the course pun seed with regard to the composition of the board, and observed that if there were any objection it ought to have been made when the election took place, and when nothing of the kind occurred. The constitution of the board was the result of an amalgamation whisk wee proposed. Mr. A. YOUNG, one of the auditors, testified to the full ness of the materials furnished to him, and the excellent manner in which the accounts were kept, at tending to show the satisfactory position of the bank. The report was adopted unanimously. A dividend at the rate of 6 pa rent. per annum, with • bonne of 1 pe mint for the half-year, was declared; and the proceedin gs terminated in the smug manner. On Saturday afternoon a deputation from the British branch of the International League of Poses and Liberty waited upon his Kacellsacy the Ron. C. P. Adams, the United States Minister, for the purpose of presenting him with an address previous to his departure from Eng land. Mr. Edmund Beaks, M.A., president of the branch, introduced the deputation • and amongst those who composed it were Mr. T. B. Potter, M.P., and Mr. Candlish JM.P. THE ROYAL HOLPITAL FOR DIALLER! OF THR OMR CITY-ROLD.—The number i f o ralients under treat ment at this hospital during the weak amounted to 1,119, of which 92 mere new oases. The town of Todmorden was yesterday thronged by crowds of visitors, who inspected the teemedf the recent tragedy with an interest that seemed never to tire. The crimes that were committed at the quiet parsonage have given to the town a notoriety of which its inhabitants would fain be rid ; and • general desire is expressed among them to let the curtain fall as soon as possible upon upon the atrocity which Mr. Justice Lush characterised as being almost without parallel in the annals of crime. To those amongst the people of Todmorden who were acquainted with the convict Miles Weatherill, the sudden outburst of demoniacal passion which induced him to commit the crime was beyond measure surprising. Weatherill (says the Manchester Guardian) was gay and cheerful, fond of the society of young men of his own age, bat pamearing an education above the average of persons of his condition. When his work as a weaver was done, be was often to be found in the news and reading rooms in the town, taking a great interest in the progress not only of local but also of national affairs, and possessing sufficient knowledge to ' enable hint to maintain his ground in controversies with persons far above him in position and 'dainties. Now that the great defect in his character, inordinate self esteem, has induced him to perpetrate two sanguinary murders because he considered himself slighted, and the bad qualities that were previously dormant are revealed in all their deformity, there is no lack of penmen who are as wise after the event as it was impossible they could have been before it occurred. They my that they have always regarded the convict as a dangerous young man ; and the truth seems to be that he has on several occasions placed himself in very equivocal positims, and has been told by other persons than the late Rev. Mr. Plow that he meld not be allowed to visit their servants. Weatherffi :im the only son of a widowed mother, who has • dough ter of nearly the same age. The daughter is series* affected in mind by the position of her br o ther ; b u t Mn. Wee therill is said to be firmly impressed with the belief that her unhappy son is more sinned against than sinning, and that his life will be spared. Since Weatherill's committal he has been visited by the Rev. Dr. Molesworth, Rochdale (the stepfather of Mrs. Plow), and the Rev. R. Blakelock, who has assisted the late Mr. Plow at Todmorden. no convict showed not the least signs of sincere repentance for his crimes ; but he charged lir. Blakelook with • menage to his young companions, which that gentleman delivered ham the pulpit yesterday. The warning which the convieth Gem wakes may derive from his present position, and the certain fate that will overtake him, will probably be men weighty than any words of his could be. We may add that the rev, gentleman has left two children, who are both of tender years. Yesterday morning the Rev. R. Blakelock preached in the parish church. The personage closely adjoins the church ; and all the congregation, en their was to servi ce, would pus the house, in which all the blinds were closely drawn, and deep stillness reigned. Opposite to the eastern entrance of the church was the scarosalosed grave of Jens Smith, and next to it, within ten yards of the pareeinsge, was an open grave which will receive !smarms the re mains of the late vicar. A fortnight had not eloped since all the parties to the tragedy wen moving about the spot in the fullest possession of health, and in entire WlL conicioasner of the impending calamity, Now the bodies of two victims have been already received into the grave, which will close to-morrow over the remains of a third ; and within sight of those graves, and almost within hear ing of the preacher who filled the place which her into husband had occupied with so much zeal and devotion, a fourth victim lay in agony of body and mind which no pen or tongue could describe. The pulpit was draped with Mack, sad on the reading desk was a covering of black silk, and • wreath of flowers. In the evening there was a very large congregation. The sermon was preached by the Rev. IL A. Plow, father of the m clergyman. Before the sermon was delivered, the prams or the congregation were earnestly requested on behall of the culprit, Miles Weatherill," now lying under sentence of death," and for Mrs. Plow, " now in distress of mind and body." 7he sermon, which occupied an hour and a quarter in , was heard with greet attentiou. The peream seemed be wonderfully sustained, and only breU dews aim when be was speaking of the death-bed whisk be had so lately attended. It wee stated Ind night that Mrs. Plow was meth wane. ROYAL Fans HOSPITAL, GLAT'S-LIN-ROAD.—TLS number of patients rained at this hospital during the week sad* Marsh 14 vas 3,585, of whioh 1,201 were INV anus. um. lun I T. lau - --- Kock oa bawd this 69 .. cads 41.000 124.309 33,213 97.011 Delivery list week Ditto trots Ist Jaw ..... Arrival last weak lli 331 MI Ditto from lit Joss 39.731 93,04 P 31,920 T5.72! a 4. d.' a 4. d id ad. v. d. o Moo T.C. on spot eh day 409 060 4 143 9 148 0 Ditto Tows LK lriday 43 9 23 3 43 0 46 0 BOROUGH HOP HAREEM —(THIS DAY.) Maus. Pattoodea and Smith mote the market OOP- Vous@ dna at the advance, good dosariptions being in Andy demand. COAL MARKET.—(TILD3 DAY. ) Walls Had Rettoa, 18a. IL ; Walla lad Hanrell, 18s. 6d.; Walls Bad Teas, 17a. Id. ; Walla Had Beaddyls Hatass, 16a. 6d. ; Walla Had Most. Ha ll os, 17a; Walls End Heagh Hall, 17s. ; Walla Hod Wltansliffit, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End Eden Main, 16s. ; Walls lad Tauten, 13s. 3d. • Walls End Hatton Lyons, 16a. 3 d.; Will. Bad Ho=ll, 15s. 6d. ; thotints 16s. 6L-33 skips at mi 60 at ass. THE OXFORD AND CABIRIDOI BOAT Ram-- ORFORD, SATURDAY IVIINIXO.—Mr. Doubtable*, the new stroke in the Oxford boat, seems to give entire satisfac tion to the *appestats of the " dark Mee," who are again mast swains of adding another to their lona Het of vie- Mehra The crew went over the losg amuse om Saturday, but on Monday they will do gentle exercise to May and baak. Thor weight now only avenges twat over teat* stem per man, a great dimiantion haviag hem orreasioned by the retirement of Mr. Derriagtes, Christ ObITIL MR Conservators of the River Thome have, it ia under stood, male very stringent replatioes as to the paddle and gasbag* of demurs and other meals at the boat nee cm the 4th of April. The Cenearvatore' Mesmer will keep the water after abe mos boats, and the umpire's beet will be allowed free way without any intervention on the part of sure the plea-hired steamers. MYSTERIOUS BRATS IN A CAB. —Aboutls c.... tarter SS 10 o'clock on Saturday eight a demon near at. Paeans Church hailed Preston, badge 859, and got into the vehicle in compaay with a =woman. The man abruptly got oat betimes ahem-mart-road and Portland-road paid the driver the fan, and directed him to drive the female to the Baker-street station of the Metropolitan Railway. Oa arriving there the cabman found the woman lying Memel blip and in a disordered condition at the bottom of the cab, and he at once called the attention of Pollee Sergeant Hut*, 16 D, and Constable 178 D, to the eiretnisisnee. The odeen had her removed to the /Lerylehoseverirlioase, where oho was examined by Mr. Fuller, the workhouse a and pronounced to be dead. An Inmate of the workhouse, l who saw the body , said she believed deceased was " a gay lady," named ms, who formerly air habited with a man whose name s h e also furnished to the ' police. The cabman gave the following deseription of the person who hailed lus cab :—Apparest age, 33 ; height about sft. iin.; smoothly-shaved chin ; wady whiskers dressed in an overcoat buttoned up closely to the top ; ef gentlemanly manners and appearance. Deemed was apparently about thirty years of age, dressed rather mealy, but neat and dean in her appearance. The boots worn by bee differed in pattern from we ether. • post mortem examination will be made by the workhouse surgeon, and as intimation sent to the *maser to bold an inucet. THB FIRE AT TRURO. —The fire at Truro raged with peat faty for nearly Ox bows. About 3.30 the wind -seat down, and the hard and incessant labours, al tie people were soon afterwards rewarded by the stoppage of any further oomiannication of the flames. Eagiam how ever, were at t with all day and n4ht on the nine of the and partially destroyed buildis. The damages are estimated be from 18,0001. 21,000 ng 1. Various insurance *Moss will be railed spec eemleibuto needy the whole amount. The origin of the be is not knows. AN INFANT WIDOW.—The liiuddes oort:rmondent of th e Grostherta Prabsabike reports that a man is the village of Kumulapoor, in liar to promos hie mos. married hie daughter of Menthe eld be • men of tweMP-live . years of age. She le new • widow at • year and • haV. A flock of ewes and lambs strayed on the Great Wedelns Railway neer Oesele Carey, le SensemseteMre, • few days ege. A train dashed in amend them, and k ilt ed• and injured a peat may. pursuant' vox Datum 07 une sill, 56, (hay IlUatimaoroonernarr, BB01111?-11YRBET, W.-251 patients were relieved at this dispensary daring the week endingllaleh 14. Dimorhigar oanachod aad Mama to IS huh at sea low no Wart r blolab, t *Ma), a lainady), begat. Alma= at mato' ot Ow - within bat IA hours itommorootor awned la @hada Saimaa faro., with Ito threctioa *Eft( Lot it boom L.--coha. Weather: h.—Mao oho; e.—.teal. ; L.- 10, : I.—hell; 1.--Ughlabig ; Ad.—misty ; o.—overoast Phil') : r --rah' ; sk—ffsow ; A.—thunder. -bill, mow or MU melbid), limb( hit SA Mn.o &la ablotionce. REMARKS. TMlncrease of barometrical pressure reported on Saturday was continued up to that evening, and . 7:r:c a l: D ere . !Nth on 86'44. e ra whichnoe been p er d ecrease In the North, where =- needs igala half an inch. At the southern stations a slight rise la shown. Between Kahn sad Rochefort the difference In readings is one. Inch. Temperature has rime considerably In the north sod west of these 'steads. Law even. leg a high southerly wind prevailed et Holyhead and In the south of Sovalead, while it blew hard from the west at Cope Clear. Winds are high thin morning In the Irish Channel, but on our other carnets Sr. of len force and In a south-westerly direction. At the southern sad western stations, where rain has fallen. fog and milt have yenned. Bain is now telling at stations at the entrance of the Raillsh ChanneL BRITISH Snarls.—Aocording to a return pub lished this morning it appears that the total quantity of British et trite exported from Ireland to England during the year ending 31st December, 1867, amounted to 1,1111,766 gallons. Of this quantity the duty bad been paid on 907,393 gallons, amounting to 453,6961. 104. ; and Aare was in bond 208,373, the duty leviable thereon being 104,1961. 10e. The quantity exported from England to Ireland during the mine period was 34,661 gallons, on 3,375 of which duty, amounting to 1,687/. 10s., had been actually paid, leaving is bead 31,286 gallons, the duty leviable on which was 15,643/. Ontasma, Bianca Id.—The Poonah left at 10 pm. to-day, aka may he expected at Southampton about the 19th last. OtrrwAna Man. or 20-28 FiDatTARY.-80zz, MARCH B.—Ttut Simla 101 at 5 p.m. yerlerdry for Cal cutta. The German exodus to the United States is Wady to take a Bentham dirootiou. Thera aro already 1,400 bertha taken at Brown for the sioararow that art bound for Baltimore. Tee Kama VoLuirnea Bannw.—The autho rities of Portetneathou well se thine Mashed to the great naval and =Mary establishments. me astto energeticelly so as to reader the fertimeming Rester e,y Volunteer Review a gnat MOM ; Omit it eat ni an equally earnest co.operadon on the part ed - Ohs War Department Of the t to reader it the grimiest event of the r hind wbieY hes ever yet Wise pieta to coonerion with the velilleir movement. The eammand in chief no the elm* will devolve ea General Sir G. Buller, as tin essmaandant of the dbitrist i iho has approved 4 the plan rubmitted to him the anandilse of eseamanding officers appoin ted d carry oil the ammipsients. It is song* that the 25,000 wipe. Wry limo who have gate Irrl beforehand, ad .111 see vie mach Portsmouth from London and other pies as Reds: *Way, will arrive early in the morning at the Leadpal rod Gosport Rail, stations, and reerroes at a even Yee by bripdse on the Glilis, °needs to landport, and Lag% terraces, end is lie The gem of the Add artillery lo ya la i M on 01101 Penis arid Gevailergroms, and, of the Una dcpbande. Pram she pubis a the brigades MR wag so eilesiammama, be. fore commilleille eillatisma d lleath snit the day, lepelpeill that the *ea pad doll take pleat libedd VW Waalr pails preplione Oho_ Ape** la to military mpech i c !re. yentiep. de iambs ver mem la the meth el la p a aine l gerilla la v ie r :be d ardlitit ado so the no r w iess man, • . Wia imes . 2f ., fizei the 3B,ooo .a te y =C ' sevit s e e th7 l =ll,ll l : %ia driner . t, se send, to rush M the may lay down. GMAT OSMOND =MIS revert of lib intianties, now is th. "Ws el Me adsisane. hee a pesa Mooed. It is Veurthe pgildpd of Ihe the Rev. F. D. and dime the prep* Si listitation flow its establidmeenh, god Me enil pea*. Profess Mil. dm gm maim. the iiin yak the epee* or a es 1 aprieg Teem, Ole webs Waft a t LS p.a. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) ilrinr 17 MIT .I- 1A go CIOLOM The dealing. in the Stout Exchange continue upon a very limited soak, and prices ex hibit few changes. On the whole, however, the tendency is rather better than on Saturday. Consola are without variation for money, but have advanced 1-16 per cent. for the aooonnt. Some of the railway and foreign stocks have risen if to per cent. Banking, financial, and miscellaneous shares are still neglected. United States 5-20 Bonds show &mew The inquiry for money continues active, and the rate for the beet paper is fully ii to 2 per cent. At the Bank of England the applications are conse quently very numerous. Short loans are obtain able in the Stock Exchange at ii , per cent. Consols are quoted 921 to 93 for money, and 93 to 1 for the account (April 2), and the Three par Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 91i to I. Rome railway stocks have been little dealt in, but the tone of the market is firm, and a rise of to 4 per cent. has occurred in Caledonian, Mid land, and Metropolitan. The prices are as follow : Caledonian, 824 to 831 ; London and North Western, 1141 to 1 ; Great Western, 464 to 474 ; Midland, 1054 to ; London and South West ern , 85 to 86 ; Great Esatern, 314 to 4 ; Brighton, 484 to 1 ; South Eastern, 724 to 734 ; Metropolitan, 114 to 4 ; Great Northern, 104 to 105 ; ditto A, 984 to 99 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 184 to 4 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1254 to 4 ; York and North Midland, 94 to 4 ; Berwick, 1014 to 4 ; and North British, 34 to 4. Metropolitan District Railway Debenture stock is quoted 2 prem. Colonial lines meet with a moderate inquiry. East Indian, 1091 to 1101 ; Great Indian Pen insula, 109 to 1 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 1.51 to ; and Great Western, 151 to 1. The foreign stock market is rather firm. Italian bonds of 1861 are in request, and have risen per cent., the present price being 46 to 1. Spanish of 1867 and the Orel Vitebak Railway Loan are / better, at 351 to 36 and 781 to a, respectively. Mexican, however, are 1 worse, at 151 to ; Bra zilian of 1865, 71 to 72 ; Chilian of 1867, 87 to 88 ; Egyptian of 1864, 85 to 86 ; Peruvian of 1865, 761 to 77 ; Russian of 1866, 87 to ; Turkish of 1858, 59 to 60 ; ditto of 1862, 61 to 62; and ditto of 1865, 33 to 1. Indian securities are unaltered. The Five per Cents. are quoted 1141 to I ; the Four, 1001 to 101, ex div. ; the Bonds, 30i. to 355. prem. ; and the Five per Cent. Debentures, 105 to Bank Stock, 249 to 231; and Exchequer Bills, 10a. to 15s. prem. Bank shares exhibit no change. London and Westminster, 67} to 681 ; Union of London, 33 to 34 ; Anglo-Austrian, 31 to 1 prem. ; London and Brazilian, 34 to 32 dia. ; Imperial Ottoman, I dis. to par ; and Consolidated, to prem. Financial shares are inactive :--General Credit, 21 to 1 din. ; Credit Foncier, 7 to 61 dis. ; Inter national Financial, 11 to 1 dia. ; and London, 26 to 24 dis. With the exception of a decline of 2s. 6d. in Anglo-American Telegraph, viz., to 2111 to I, there is no movement in miscellaneous shares. Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference are at 51 to ; National Discount, 51 to 8} prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 14k to I ; Egyptian Tr.d:74, io* du. ; and Telegraph Construction, 14 to*. In the market for American Securities, the 6-20 Bonds have advanced per cent, the present price being 721 to 1. Illinois Central Railway shares are quoted 89 to 1, being 1 per cent. lower ; and Erie, 49 to 1, showing no change. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Consols are unchanged, at the above-mentioned quotations, but railway stocks have further im proved in some cases. Great Northern A is in good demand, and has advanced 1# per cent., viz., to 891 to 100 f. Caledonian and Great Eastern are Ito higher. The only fresh movement in foreign bonds is a rise of k per cent. in Mexican. Advice, from Vienna state that the feeling of the entire community is strongly opposed to the new tax of 10 per cent. on securities. A belief is accord ingly expressed that it will not be carried, but will be withdrawn at the last moment. A general meeting of the Universal Private Telegraph Company is called for the 27th inst. The half-yearly meeting of the Tott en h am an d Hampstead Junction Railway Company is called for the 31st inst. The annual meeting of the Lancashire Insurance Company was held in the company's offices, at Manchester, on the 12th inst., when the result of the business of the past year was reported as fol lows :—Fire premiums, 194,9231. ' • fi re losses, 48,3211. ; fire profit, 20,4661. 18 s . 9d. ; life in come, 44,4591.85. 9d. Reserve funds—life, 150,970/. 19s. Bd. • fi re, 40,6981. lls. 4d. Dividend, 10 p er cent. thr. George Boatman .13/air (of the firm of Robert Barbour Brothers) was elected a director. The annual meeting of the Tourney to Jurbias and Linden to Hamlet Railway Company is called for the 28th inst. at Brussels. At Marseilles oa the 11th inst. wheat advanced from 50c. to lfr. per hectolitre. No arrivals were reported on the 12th, and the demand was then active. The continued indications of improvement in the iron trade are referred to u under in Ryland's Circular of Saturday : • L the ire. trade generally the feeling of a improvement grows stronger every week, but is ve yet appreciable at works, although the constant theme of ob servation' at markets. Much of this may be owing to the character and amallawn in &moat of orders from hems trade, which, altbongh n are eat of suf ficient importance to produce marked remits. Even now the eciaditka of business in the main is that el prepanities rather that positive action. All seem to know that the seeds of a good trade have been sow, and are expecting their sprints' up and ripening into a harvest. Meantime it is satisfactory to be able to any that prices not may re main steady, but have become firmer, and in some chases of iron axe stiffening about the margin. Nevertheless, it must not be forgotten that production, now confined within limits as meagre as possible, ono. stimulated again, is ready to leap up into proporti o n. inordinate with all possible demands of a business so long restricted, and still suffering from an °ventral= There are hareem in North and South Staffordshire hungering for tics Nast, sad led d/osborough, if we mistake not, has at hest thistams awaiting the signal of any slight resuscitation of ilsosand. -~ MI6 }, MIONOIO . I MIHR&-(THIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. In the mining market to-day there is • moderate ' demand for 'hares in the following mines, at the quotations given, viz.:—West Chiverton, 85 to 67 ; North Chiverton, 4to ; East Lovell, 84 to 9 ; Wheal Buller, 12 to 14; Wh ea l B e t on , 88 to 90 ; East Cara Brea, 32e. 6d. to 375. 6d. ; Prince of Waite, 555. to 575. 6d. ; North Treskerby, 265. to 28e. ; and Cern Brea, 18 to 20. With respect to foreign and colonial mining shares, St. John del Rey are inquired for, at 18 to 19. Don Pedro, 24 to *press. ; Anglo-Bresilian, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prink ; Pestarena, ft to 1 dia. ; Chontales, 14 to 1 dia. ; Roses Grande, dia. to par ;Anglo-Italian ; par to prem. ; United Mexican, 14 to ; Prontino and Bolivia, 9-16 to 11-16 ; an d Central American, dia, to par. " Lommor."—A curious poiat arose Oa Friday at the Rolla tlbmbere as to Lori L Ileyamear's Itoreet the charities elj=n . His Isssiddit dist la wig, sad the defiettbe on by the listitar et the wax ws not r *gum, not lbe tietrapellbeepelles Mari* bat • " Hee et bilalie ( As upplitaties wee made to la tile hied ea lee part et the Bane Iter at Ilampearad within toaralbss4 414 ag thli fr *Zreirs a utet"'• Lti te liras ... ;,; y - ~~