The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-10 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (Dion (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. n-Chansellor B.r R. T. Kinßordry.) 4112111 14 WKIIII. . . was an adjoerned mammoth from othethers, and the omtlas arose upon • claim for 701. paid in respect of of the Fountain Tavern at the corner of ih d6a Zireet and Exeter-street, Strand, to the ground landlord. the Mugabe of Easter. Mr. Smith, the terror , who paid the 701. to the Marquis of Exeter, mew skims& ref ormat from Mr. White, the sientor of • perms Lacy, who took s hags from Mr. Smith. The an. over • of the defendant was that the house was let tOt said purposes at an excessive rent, and that under nth assenetasess the law would net aid Mr. Smith is MOM , mg Ids money. It we alleged that the house had hies w ad es • brothel since 1888, and that it had bees let at • weekly rent of 91. Sr. Bailey and Mr. H. Joses were foe the plaintiff, and Er. Glasse and Mr. Barnard for the defandiutt. The ViesChanosilsr said it appeared that the premises Whose seed se &brothel foe the last 40 yeses, sad thet it was well known to the plaintiff when he granted the order lase to Lacy, that th e house had been used sad wee continuing to he need for that purpose. It was clear that out of such a method as legal right amid *Mat for the enforeensest of any of the sovenants. In • cese where s milliner sought to recover for dresses enplied to • prosti tute, Lord Ellenborough laid down that if she not only thew that the goods would be seed for the purpose of the immoral trade, bat if the also thoseted to be paid for the goods out of the probe of that trade. she Gould not re new/1 sad so one could doubt that In the wean' ease, knowing the high rent that was to be paid. Smith ex • to be paid under the contract out of the money derived from the carrying on of the boldness of • brothel. Setting aside tine immorality of the oath there was no doubt that the amount of dilspi dations having bees paid by Smith is Lord Exeter he would have • right in the shames of sinshopedi ment to recover from lacy, but that transac was as tainted with immorality es an action for recovery of the rent stipulated for is the Uses would have bees. Es was obliged to come laths othehmith the& settling wan der to lentil sea ceeditoe of lassie. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. - - - - (Before the Judge Ordinary.) W•27oa V. WASS= AID O•SILSIL-1,0001. D•K•tIIS AwaJtallo AGMIIIIT • 001191111 . . In this ass. which was undefecdod. • jury was moth to awes damages, which were estimated by the petitioner himself at I,ooof. Dr. Warebey appeared on his behalf. He had married the respondent in 1854, and had lived with her en perfectly good terms till suicide • com peratively recent period. Be wee the proprietor of the refreshment rooms at the Worcester station of the Oxford Worcester, and Wolyierhampton Railway. The co-respond eat, who was formerly the manager of the ga•-worts of the same city, used to come to the room", end • consider able Memory bad thus spnaug up between the parties. The husband, however, suspected Nothing till 1804, when a box came into his hands directed to his wife. Ste was from home at the time, and, thinking that it might eposhiht something that it would be neomeary to forward to her, he opened it, Pod toned that it was filled with photegrephs, trinket', aad lave-letters which his wife had written to Outlet., but which Outlet bad thought for sores rea son to return. There were an malty as 200 of them. It smeared that at this moment the co-respondent wee in Wakefield county prime, suffering four years' penal servi tads for &treadle the eve company ; but The jury the damages at the fall amount claimed. Deere* chi, with sods. 1301:71iT OF MiNICIUTPTOY. (Before Mr. Comminioner Wiselow). DI:PORTANT DECISION ONDEZ A 1111:181 DIEM Two debtor., partners, had entered isto a deed of com position with their joint creditors. Mr. Chidley, =behalf of a separate creator, applied for Ism to lone executiort, as the ground that the separate creditors were not bound by the deed. Mr. Pulleys, having beim hard on the other side, Hie amour referred to the rue of the European Coattail Railway Company o. Weston (Common Law Reports, Mirth, 1866), where it bad been held that • deed be tween the members of * Ana and the joint creditors, wee so ter to a proceeding br • separate creditor. The ope rate debts were set Latiefied by the deed, sad therefore ex ecution mast inns. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION HOUSE. ASSAIILT Off • POLIORKAN HT i BOUM& A smart young fellow, a private in the Scotch Emilie? Guards, named MONSON O'Hara, was brought before Alder man Finals charged with the following outrage : Henry Trinder, • City police coostabl^ stated that on Friday evening, about 8 o'clock, he was on duty la Lower Thammotrest, when he saw the pri mmer and another !soldier tarrying a basket of linen between them, and just as he was about to pass him, the Owner struck him a tremendous blow on the mouth. The offset of the blow wee to knock ont one of his teeth, sad dash him against the shutters of a shop, and he bled profusely. The prisoner did this without the slightest provocation, sad sot a word passed between them before the blew was struck. Alderman Finals asked if the prisoner was amok. The constable rosined that he could not say he was drunk, Vat he was "under the influence." The prisoner, in an impudent tone, asked the constable what he meet by " under the influence..*' Ho must have been either drunk or solar. (A laugh.) Tie prisoner, when called tip m for an explanation of his extraordinary imednet, replied In a earelese tone that he knew noshing about it. Re mid he had never assaulted the mailable, sod he believed he wee drunk himself and had run against a limp-poet. (A laugh.) Alderman Fiesta told the primmer him conduct had been very bad, and his detain* made it wens. He should, there fore, rot inflict a fine, but should sentence him to seven bye' hard labour. The prteoeer, impudently—Thank you, my lord ; cannot you send the police-constable along with as. The prisoner then took off his belt and appeared In- Abed to be violist, but he seemed to think better of it, ad threw big belt to the sergeant. exelaindeg, "Take care A that, serpent • lam a prisoner now," and he was then movedto the lok-up. WORSHIP-STREET. TIGHT OP ItIFOttAL TO LIMIT TIM POLICE. Mr. William Leech, landlord of the Hope and Anchor, A Hackney, was called upon to answers complaint brought waled him by the polionauthoritire, Pc having refused to Andt Poles-sergeant Powder; 177 N, when required so to de. The sergeant stated that cm the 28th nl4, at 3 o'clock am., he beard a onetinual singing and apparently dancing in Me defendant's house; that lea thereupon knocked and inquired what it meant. Defendant, who had himself opened the door, replied " I base a party, a private perty, ebovestairs." Witless observed , " I must some in and see;" bat defead.at refused to permit him, at the same time remarking, " You are at liberty to go along the pak mges and examine the parlour and tap-room, if you plow." Witness said that he must go to the room where the singing was going forward. but on again being denied, left the house. Mr. Ellison—Are there any rooms up stairs for business of the trade ? Witness—rot sure I don't know, sir. Defendant—lt was my own bedroom, sir. The fact is, I have a nephew who has jest come of age, and wishing to hold a little merry-making on the occasion, we arranged to have it there, thinking it would avoid all unpleasantness. Mr. Ellison—The police have aright of admission to any part of premises that are lionised—if you choose to hese losing and dancing m a bedroom it's all the same. William Miller, the nephew mentioned, said that the company cmipri-eit only the relatives of the families— heathers and sisters. Mr. Ellison, in dealing with the case, said that it wen admitted the room bad been io lase for other than its law ful purls, e, ; that the ro.iee &early had • sight to demand and to be admitted. Defendant was oolv called noon now to answer fsr refurng, sad not for selliog, or any other effuses. Deferulant erre—seed Die surprim at being compelled to let a eonatable beta his most private apartment upon deemed. - --- Pine and noels. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. SERIOUS CFIARGCB ecunter AN ADVTATTB2I CLITIE. Henry B•egna, clerk ie the employ of Mesers. Riviegton, hookullerm, of Waterlocrplace, was brought before Mr. Ham on a warrant, by 1) term. 361 A, charged with ob taining, by false poitenma. from Mr. Francis Haggard Airington a cheque for 111. 12.. 6d., with intent to defraud. Hr. Wontner, inn., appeared for the prosecution, and is opening the cue, sad he wail only prepared t. go into one ease that day, but he was afraid there would be several others. one being that of forgery. The system pursued by the prisoner had been going on fora long time, the seconsta haring been falsified in some instances, while in others stamps had been take° out of old account books sad placid to mew accounts. Hr. Francis Ilansard Riviegtoo, of the km of Hems. Rieleiten, publidurs, Waterloo-place, seed—The prisoner has been about three years clerk is our employ, awl it is his day to amnia* the accounts foe advertie lei in different papers, and on his informing re of the animate I gave him cheques to fry I them. He had advertised in Notes end Queries. I aad on the 24th February, the prisoner OP MO to me in the *mintier-11'nm., and brou g ht me a memorandum, on it mem i written "Portend Queries, ill. 12s. M.,' sad the number at the pegs on the advertisement ledger as which the re' ripe was to betakes. Os the primmer returning in a few mi antes with the Heifer n der hie 'rms. if persons were waiting to be Paid, I gave a cheque for the amount. Oa the Ist el Petah I received • letter from the ad for of Bair end aid in tioneequenoe I referred to the ledger, and We that the amount 111. 12a. U. was =Una TTIE FXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, 1866. as the amount du to Notes cued Queries. Whim &appeals are paid at our house receipts dhotild be pissed to the ~ant is the beak posineed. In oonempasnos of the 'Our I spoke to the primmer, and asked for the &omelet of Notes and Queries, sod be took up a beadle and pretended to be looking for it. left the roam for a shirt time, and oe askieg clerk afterwards for the gaisener, I fund that ks had left the house, sad I mw no mere of hint tall to-day. I received the cheque I save the primmer to pay to Nolo and Queries back through my honker'. Mr. William Grey Sadth, publisher of Potesaied Queries, said -Mum. Itivitsgtos advectised in our periodiod. Oo the 24th February, 51. 9a. was duo from them. Oa Moo !alto the 16th, the prisoner called Mthe and bandied me a cheque for 111. 12. 6d., to ;eke the amulet. I gave him the balance, sad I wiped a reosipt ea the bill aver a 'temp. , I think the "G. W. Sol —* 31 my writing, but not the tie." do not thick the stamp is the same, as I invariably put the date on the stamp. The receipt in the ledger is not my wri M ti rnieex—l think the practice of potting the date on the stamp would be of great use, u it would prevent old stamps beteg re-ohed. Mem Deorsoe. 301 A, haviog proved taking the pri i maser late custody, when he said he wu going to Messrs. Rivington's the nest day, Mr. Kern remanded the prisoner, who seemed in a very dejected state, and said he had no questions to uk. tn. It is feared that the prisoner's defalcations amount to so about 3101. It It. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (Fr MUM= 1111.161428.) OHBRTSBY BDUCTING.-THIS DAY. MAID= STSXPLICOHASE. Osiverlaxh hits Golly Irish By ... 1 111; It . . 2 ... 3 !1.4. 7 ram. et. TRADSSMENI3 HANDICAP. 'Two mil... 4t. OR Hawing, 124 1216; Azol. 124 7th; Mite Stooldims, U. 12st 41b ; N•thordal 174 ; itch°. 124 41b •, Freedoms, ft 114 101 b ; Sperling iei.rw. has 716; &into, 104 4 b 1 1 4 . All are ben. as. _ at. - CHRSTORY OPEN HANDIOA.P. About thres and • bolt miles. St. Doubloon, Portland, Bristles, Goshawk, Fairplay, Strike, e a t sad Dewdrop an ben. Paw Foutrr. —Marble Hill, Golddader, Rosalie, Church is Militant, sad Navarino. 10 ROYAL STAG STAIEWS. Two and a half miles. r e : Shateasoety 124 71b ; Aggravator, 12at ; Aoolyte, 124 ; Tambour Ya)or, flat 711 , ; Antelope, list Ms • Jobs II Gully, 11; Led? Bird, 1081 101 b ; Lincoln, 10at ; Lot et. 84, 104 71b; and Baas soar, 10st. All are here. T!. CITY ar MILAN minzoramEzrrs COMPANY 17 (LIMITED),-(THIS DAY.) Si se. N. This morning aspeoial meeting of the shareholders is was held at the Leaden Tavern ; Mr. G. IL 6nrnocia in the et. (ear. The CHLAIRNAN, hi moving the *depth's of the report, to stated that mvy shareholders had sent in a large number es, of proxies, tlfua showing their approval of the pro- to panties to be brought forward. The reasons St. for the sontemplated alterations in the oompaey he futly explained; and after detainee the improvements now et being carried on In Milan, expressed hie belief that the a capital could not fall to be exceedingly remunerative. et. The following resolutions were carried unanimously : " That, for the rupees of • rooonstitniioa of this tom- M. may, with a larger capeal,llivided into shams of 201. each, IS this oximpaay be "duster* wonted up and dissolved, i tt and so soon so a mammy, to be imoremated nuder the 11 % 1 " Ot of' ' TheCityof Milan lorprov pments Company (Limited); with a nominal share capital of 909,(.001., divided into 45,000 shares of 201. each, shall hare bees deli , incorporated trader the company's act, 1862, and that for the purposes of suck c — l winding-up and dieselstion the directors be and they ere gr—! hereby appointed liquidators. lee "That with thin object the directors shall, and they li t o sow hereby specially authorised and empowered to do, 'pi everything that may is their opinion be necessary io or proper for proseriog the ineorporation seder 'The 10e Companies net, 1882' of • company to be called 'The City of Milan Improvements ()emptily (Limited),' hereinafter termed ' the reconstituted company' with • tiomisal capital of 1.000,0001., divided into 60,000 ar shares of 201. each, and with objects similar to those stated si. is the memorandum of amodation of this company, end IL subject to such article' of eas eiatios similar (so far as in lee the judgment of the directors is practicable) to those by 5 118 which tale company is regulated. tee " That the reconstituted company shall as regards pro- oi l party, rights, duties, and liabilities be substituted for and tie take the place of this company, and that the directors NMI shell& and procure to be does all such sots and things *lO (if any) as may in their judgment be necessary for this ea purpose. - "That for every two folly paid-up shares of 301. each in is " this company, three fully paid-up shares ti, 901. each in the reconstituted company shall be allotted to and accepted Bt. by the bolder of snub two firat•menttoned share and that 91. for every 301. share io this company on which 51. shall ** bare bean paid up, there shall be offered to the holder thereof a share of MIL, nominal amount. I. the recoesti- too toted company, in respect of which share Of. shall be con- too tittered and credited as paid. 10. "That 4,997 shares in the re-constituted company shall St. be offered at the rate of one share in the re-000stituted St company for every four stares in the original company to et ) such shareholders in the original company as may elect to take the same, sad as may declare to the directors 50 their election to take such additional shwa before tee the aspiration of the time limited for subscr . ption 100 by the public, and that such of the 4,997 shares as may be R. accepted by the shareholders to whom they are offered l i t! shall be allotted by the directors accordingly on payment to of U.. part of the 201. payable on each such share. " That the directors shall be, and they are hereby ape- 3i. *idly authorised and empowered to allot such shares of the reemostituted company as may sot be allotted in pumuanos of the foregoing resolutions to such pereoes as they may think fit on payment of U. in part of the NC payable in respect of each such share. "That the incorporation of the reconstituted company shall not be completed unless and, until 33,000 201. shares in the reconstituted company shall have been allotted and ac cepted in aocordaeos with the form/else provisions. - "That the directors shall be and they are hereby spe cially authorised and empowered to do all such acts and Metopes may in their judgment be flummery or promr for giving effect to these resolutions." Further papers relating to Bhootan, occupying 116 peps, were issued this morning for the information of parliament. The Duke of Somerset held his first levee of the season at the Admiralty yesterday. There were relent : Vice-Admirals T. W. Carter and D. Bethnoe ; Rear Ad mirals Warden end Buckle ; Major-General Hopldos ; Captains C. W. Bonham, E. B. Rica, W. A. R. Pewee, G. A. O. Brooker, O. J. Jams, J. SiTOP•011, R. W. Turmas., A. 0. Strode, Henry (B.) Harvey% E. W. Pilkingtoe (re. tired), and Dawkim ; Commanders J. 0. Wells, G. D. Bevan, C. H. Simpson. D'Arey S. Preston, F. W. Hollowes, 0. C. It•ine, 0. R. F. Bo:-r sod Henry G. Belson ; L en tenants C. D. Sanders, F. IL 'Ominanney. H. S. Kander Ile, Hon. H. I). !nacelles, and Robert M'Cormiiik, Deputy-In spector of Hospitals. lumen or THE Hole. F. BERKELEY.—The senior member for Bristol, the Hon. F. H. F. Berkeley, is suffer ing froon an attack of broochire. and has been nn ibis to attend in the Howse of Commons for some days. The hon. gentleman is, however. a little better, and hopes are ester trifled that he will shortly be able to resume his place in the house. WHITEHALL, MARCH 7. —The Queen has been pleased to present the liar. John Cale Miller, D.D., to the vicarage of Greenwich, is the county of Kent, and diocese of Loudon, void by the death of the Rev. William Aldwin Scames.—Geserre. LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC MEEITNOS FOR THZ Emote° WZlEL.—Monday, Architects, at 8 ; Geographical, at 81. Tuelday, Royal lostitutioa* at 3, " Non-Mniallie Elements," Professor Frankland ; Saro-Eryptiso, at "Analysis of Chronological List of Menetho," Mr. Win. ram ; Photographic, at 8 ; Ethnological. at 8, " True As signation of Bronze Weapons." Sir J. Lubbock and Mr. F. Lubbock ; " Adaptation of Races of Man, " Rev. W. Ferrer ; Engineers, at 8 ; Zaologioal, at 8), " Microrbyn chug beiges...* Mr. St. G. Mivert ; " Minor Obarecters of Species of Mammals," Mr. Murray. Wednesday . . Micros copical, at 88; Society of Art., at 8, Speech," Mr. Bell ; Arobsselpgical Association, at 8), The °angina of Vemasien," • Progress of Archleolory," Mr. Wright. Thursday, Royal Institution, at 3 " Non- Metallic Elements," Profaner Frankbuid. Statist ical, at 4, Ansivereary ; Numismatic, at 7 ; Lionean, at 8 ; Chemi cal, at 8 ; Aotiguaries, at 84 ; Royal, at 81. Friday, Royal Institution, at 8, " Existent* of an Ethereal Medium,' Mr. B. S t ewart . Saturday , Royal instittitioe, at 2, "Structural and Systematic Botaity," Rev. G. Heaslcar.— Atisesscruss. Giai.t.arr Batons mon DROWNINO. —On Sunday afternoon last a little boy, six years of age, son of Mr. James Burnett, colour manufacturer, of Winkbill, near Leek, maimed cm the ice over the mill dam to slide, and when hs reached the middle the ice broke, and he fell into the water. An sides brother. 13 years old, ran to the as sistance of the little fellow, when the toe broke wider him, bat he managed to grasp hie brother and to keep both their heads oat of the water by holding on the ice. Their cries brought their mother to the spot, ead dashed bat got fait when up to the nook la water, sad was unable to gee ber children out. The united cries of the three meowed Mr. Joke Bassett, who wee asleep, and who lives dare to the dam, sod be, on diesoverieg the psilem parities of the mother and her two ems. tied • rape rowed his waist sad got is the two ail dies, mimes mossed, and era peat diScalty also got est the mother, sad Om semi the three lives.—Sagford Advertiser. 3aaßß 111131'8.--471i Clin o'Otemt. 1 The operations in the railway market are still limited, but prices remain steady. The only site' 1 ration in the chief stocks is a decline of 1 per cent. in Midland. The fortnightly settlement will ocdm meuce on Monday. Loudon and North Western stock is quoted 1211 to 1, ex div. ; Great Western, 591 to jj ; , Midland, 1221 to 1231, div. ; L anc ashire and Yorkshire, 1191 to 1, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 391 to ; South Eastern, 751 to ; Caledonian, ' 130 to 131; Metropolitan, 1311 to 132, ex div. ; Great Northern, 123 to 124, ex div.; ditto A, 1391 to 1401, ex div. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock is dull, at 341 to 351. Great Western of Canada shares have been dealt in at steady quotations. ue I 2 tt .1; . 1/1 3 #. Iral ... ilw • Se W► ill 89 99 30 84 •88 WS • 181 1110 181 sd W 80 1 W 80 38 44 48 uy i 23 id 92 93 id' 1111 12 31 Dm lk Pin 97 98 li ml 141 is nos LI N A sal M ie roo ii xil I•7 n 11 id! 56 4 pa :4, Is 'di la Ir. zdi tem rd f 4 _ If. _.l iii iii mil Am 16, iii 10 112 11t - a is Kel 0 . S I id 10 10 541 s too zit 10 i 10 Si n 1191 • Di MI 1 i i V t 63; ir 124 '4 6$ st zd lope } a id 7•1 I— xd Ed ,-. MI _ • _ z d 70 I 108 ir .... 1041 SI •H! Noligi 4 Ili • 1 : 6 11= 321 Ct1/ SHAM. prod Node ooustles Estousion, No.l, 98 d. Midland Oonsolkleted. 46 mar ant. irredsenhabl. 81 North Pastern. West Bartispool limb. sad 79e :d. FOREIGN RAILWAY& Bahia sod San Francium (Limited) guareaMed 7 per mai. 2. lt a t isit Fastorn Junctioa, Da b. Marla (DU. paid), 264. Orem Luxembourg, 14. Imperial Mexican Railway (Limited), Vermeil= Trunk Preform a% 9. See Paulo (Limited) gueranteei 7 per cent., 16. Routh A.notrien sad Lombardo Vemetian, 16f. MISCELLANEOUS SHARES. At;sage Telegraph, goer. 8 pra coat. (Limited), 2a. Berlin Water Works (Limited), 101, an. City 011oss (Limited). 6. Credit Fontier ad Whiner of Eag. (Lim.), 8 , i, 7 1. & D. New le. English and Auitralian Copper, 14 ed. aroma/ Credit mil Flamm at London (Lis.), de, i, 11. Hodsoe's Bay, 16/, 171. Imperial Moreestale Credit Amociation (Lim) Itre, 4. International Phsancdal Society (Limited), 44, 5. Dam Irrigation (Canal ( m), 6 per coat. Roads =- demo. 1870, mead 90, 79. Joint Stork Dimmest (Limited), 104, 114, 11 die. -Loaders Financial demedatioo (Larcutodl, lle, 4,10 e. Xill wall Freehold Lead led Dock (Limited), Be, National Discount Company (Limited), 12e. 4,1, 13. Northers Amens Tea (Limited), e. North British and Yerimaiils Imams's. 19e, 4. °mead, Gurney. and Co. (Limited), 171, 1. I, Peeloankr no Chimed Sims (New), 49. Quebrada Land, Railway, and Yid (Limited), 31, 8. Rio de Jestairo Ditylmproveasents ( • ) , 22. South Austrarum I . 30L Tha4ooll and K amine Imeurance (Limited), 71. United Leiden. Oempeny liMeiteil), 3/. 17eirenal lierimlammaso (Limited), 4. IFPIrs!--•••1 Lelia Animus. Greencastle. Valenti& cups Clear, 1190011011 BrMt ).6O 37 *IN ; 44 110.56 AS rifo:4; ltothaioe~ .. Plymouth .. W•moath Partimocilk . a. Q •osr Eli N. W. W. N. 91. WA W. Mar. N.Y. N.A. LN.I. I. N.W.W Nail,: "ii Na. Yarwoutis LN.I. N.N.L ILL X.N.W. 11,21.1. NZ 31-.11-11 N:ii.K 21.14. L N..X.X. N. X LL X. N. W. ILL 1 - ..7:1 •0.01 4 ld 50.36 Raider I I exogamy. 111111D&Y. ON NOITHW Hoy LT. Varying. rosberate to COaste. N.W. to s, tv.. fresh 8.W., troth. to strop& with -- rain. Northerly to weeterly, W a i niaa . Ai above. moderate to trash. to N. W., fresh or strong As out ahem Boman. Northerly to W., treed Lortuat. N.N.W. to W.S.W. tread NotessmAlsotioad. Redienstralead. Wads. sad 14111. asnetra SoiSbern.dlogtlik Cumuli sad lay at Slaw. 11e. Maidssi sad Worth &ea. MONEY .MARKET.-(THM DAY.) Owa o'Oioax. - Owing to continued purchaaea, said to be on account of persons who have recently sold financial and other shares, the funds are again firm to day. sad exhibit a fresh advance of per mat. _ _ English railways and foreign stocks are also rather strong, although very few changes have weaned i n quotations, in the absence of business. Financial shares present no recovery, with the excep tion of a trifling rise in Imperial Mercantile, and those of the discount oempanies have further re ceded. American and Canadian lines are inactive. The applications for discount to-day are moderate, and the supply of money has increased. The rate for the beat paper is 7 per cent., but some trans actions are reported at The charge for short loans is the Stock Exchange is 6to per cent. Consols are now quoted 87 to 1 for money, and 871 to for the sth April. The foreign stock market is quiet, but there is a slight dammed for Turkish of 1865 and Spanish . Certificates, which have improved } per cent. The other meta-hies quoted below exhibit no change. The prices are as follows :—Greek, 151 to ; Mexi can, 221 to 1; Spanish Passive, 27} to ; ditto Certificates, 161 to { ; Turkish, 1865, 38 to } ; Brazilian scrip, 1} to 21 prem. ; Egyptian scrip, to 1 prem. ; and Italian, 1861, 61} to 1. American securities are steady. 5-20 bonds are now quoted 701 to 4 ; Erie Railway urea, 531 - to 541 ; and Illinois Central. 771 to*: Intormational Financial Mares are now quoted die to prem. ; General gradit, Ito f prem. London Financial, 3} to Imperial Karam tile, } to prem. ; Credit Fancier and Mobiliar, 21 to 3/ prem. ; °cereal, Gurney, and Company, 2} to 1 prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, 11 to 10 ; and National Discount, 7} to 1 prem.. The shares of the Anglo American Telegraph Company are quoted } to 1 prem. HALT-PAST Two o'CLocit. Consols are per oent. better, at 871 to I for money, and 87} tot for the amount. _ It Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 691 r. 700., being sc. lower. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were quoted almost exactly the same as on Tuesday, being as follows : Amsterdam. 3 cnootba, 12.2 to 1; di** S days, 11.18 to 114 DogAirdsa, 3 inootts, 12.2 so 1; Antwerp, 3 worths. 35.521 to 55; ifstnhurs, ma boned, 3 moat* Is.lo to 1; Paarrrr,,3 days, 96.24 to 30; ditto, 3 enootha. 28.60 to 55; draahsoston•tbe•liams. 3 mouths, 121 to 1p Petersburg, per Toshio. 3 months, 291 to ; Viewer, ad. Aft. 8 asseths, 10.60 to 66: Trieste, dime, a months, lad) to 63 ; Madrid, 8 months. 464 to t ; WAN 3 oast* 471 to 1 • Upham. 3 mcsillw. 2 5 . 62 1 to 671; Genoa. 3 month; 26.421 to 671; Milan, 8 months. 25.621 to 671 ; Naples. 8 moothe, 25.621 t 01674 ; Pawn., J moths, 25.4911 to 671; 3 mouths. 25.9111 to 691 ; Lisbon, 90 dam 511 to 1; Oporto, 90 days. 511 to 1. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes: Ocin sad bullion ....... lemma £712,000 Bills deussintei Goveropust deposits lmmo) 173,500 Notre in circulation Decrease 747,000 Advances Desasess 16.000 The coin and bullion continue .to increase rapidly, and the loans and rllesosanta to decline, so that the position of the French Bank is now extraordinarily davolif! - At Paris, Hamburg, and Brussels the rate of die want in the open market is 31 per cent. ; Vienne, Turin, and Berlin, 5 ; Frankfort,A; Amsterdam, 51 ; and Bt. Petersburg, 6 pee oent. All these rates are below those current here. At a board meeting, held yesterday, the directors of the Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Company (Limited) determined to resommend at the next general meeting of shareholders, to be held early in April, a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum. The transfer books of the West London Wharves and Warehouses Company will be closed from the 24th to the 31st inst., for the purpose of preparing the 7 per cent. guaranteed interest warrants, which are payable on the 31st inst. The annual meeting of the Lancashire Insurance Company was held at the company's offices in Man chester on the Bth March, whoa the directors re. that the fire income for the veer was F i l ir ,sC l 3l., and the profit upwards of 22,000 E In the life department 624 polices were issued during the year, producing in new premiums 5,9051. The life income is now 39,5711., and the life reserve 115,3281. A dividend of 10 per cent. was declared, and 16,0751. carried to the reserve fund. It appears that the first steamer of the Panama New Zealand, and Australian Royal Nail Company (Limited), named the Kaikoura, left Plymouth ou the Bth inst., for Sydney and New Zealand. The second, the Ruahine, will sail on the 31st. The Bakala will be despatched for Panama on the 15th April. The subsidy for she line is 110,0001. per annum. The outward time to Wellington le to be 49 days • and to Sydney 57 days. These announce ments bear upon the arrangements described in the official prospectus of the company, which are as follows : The company's Ammo's marring her lialesty's mails are appointed to run between Panams Wellington (New Zealand), end Sydney, commencing in June, 1866, in ceo tinuntion of the present line of stammers of the fitasm Packet Comnany between Southampton and Colon (Aspinwall). The batter vessels run Woe a month; but she New Zealand and Australian steamers will run only once a roma, *Dunedin. with the mail packet' leaving South ampton for Colon on the 2nd, and sailing from Won on the 7th. We aro requested to state that the London and Lancashire Fire and Life Insurance Companies will remove on Monday, the 12th inst., to their new building at the corner of Leadenhall and Bishopsgate streets. The ship Ernestine bas been engaged for the coa -1 veyance of passengers to Adelaide, South Australia. iIIDAY Emilio°. Consols, which closed yesterday at 87 to for the sth of April, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 87 3-16 to 5.16, or 87k. For money the last' price was 86j to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 861, 4,4, 4, 4 ; ditto, for account, 87i. 7,1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 841, N I , 5 ; New hree per Ceuta., 85, 41, 54 ; Bank Stock, 252, 501, 3 ; India Five par Cent. *Rock, 102 i, f ; ditto Four per Cent., 951; ditto Four per Cent Debentures, 1001. Foreign stooks were rather firm, notwithstanding the depression observable in the other departments of the Stock Exchange. Italian bonds of 1865 im proved per cent. ; and Mexican, Spanish Passive, the Committee's Certificates, Brazilian scrip, and Turkish of 1865, 4. Equador and Turkish Bonds of 1862 also met with inquiry. On the other hand Chilisn Four-and-a-Half per Cents. fell 1 per cent., and Egyptian 4. Turkish of 1858 and Greek likewise showed dulness. Chili= Loan scrip was last quoted 24 to 3 prem. Bank shares were vary heavy, and declined in many cases, in sympathy with the fall observable in financial and most of the discount shares. Anglo- Egyptian, Anglo-Italian, Bank of British Colombia, British and Californian, English Joint Stock, Euro sa, Imperial Ottoman, London Bank of Mexico, I London and River Plate (new), New South Wales, and Union of London experienced a reduction rang ing from 55. to 11. Alliance, Bank of Egypt, and Metropolitan and Provincial, however, improved. Alliance closed at 24 to 34 prem., ex dtv. ; Anglo- Austrian, at to 1 prem. ; and Imperial Ottoman, at 21 to 3 prem. The shares of the financial companies were like , wise heavy, and all gave way. London Financial showed chief depression, and declined 17s. 6d. Stoners' Credit and Imperial Mercantile Wad de dined ss. to 7s. 6d., and International Financial 1-16. The rednedon in Credit Fonder and Mobilier was unimportant. Prices closed as fol lows :—lnternational Financial. 1-16 dia. to 1-16 ; prom. ; General Credit, I to 1 prom. ; London 111- , =mull, 34 to 34 dis. ; Imperial Mereantile Credit, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; CreditaFoncier and Mobilier, 21 to 31 prem. - - 111Atotal Discount shares were last quoted-71 to sk prep., showings Masa ss. ; Overend, Gur ney, and Co., 21, to f prem., being a fall of 7s. Bd. to 10s. ; General Oita:has, 34 to 4 prem. ; 'aril! Hudson's tran• Bay,.tons i 16} W r 174 misc 11 4 1 d : C"°" 74. 6d. ere not numerous, and the tendency of prices was dull. Northern Masan 8,, Warrant Finance, luidiWeat India and Pacifico Steam declined, and China Steam and Labium Coal and Eastern Assam were fiat. Electric Telegraph stock declined 1 per tont. The shares of the Imperial Land Company of Marseilles were quoted 81 to 3i prem.; and Aaglo- American Telegraph, t to 1 prem. 41 United State* 510 onds were in demand, and rose 1 to 1 per cent. ; Erie and Illinois Ce4tral shares were quoted the same as yesterday. .The last price. are subjoined : 6.20 Bonds, 701 to Erie Railway shares, 531 to 64 -, Illinois Ventral, rat. 7844 Atlantic said Great Western l Debentures, 78 to. ; ditto Consolidated Wartime Bandit 73 to 75. . ' . , DAFJ ; Ova49Cl The milling nuir l iet is inanimate, andkricety oae or two escepttons, are nuchauged. 4;000 Vor alarm U. quoted 274 to 2811, &bowing a. de cline of 10e. ; East Lovell, 10 to t ; Chiverton Moor, 64 tot ; Great Bust I,t to 21 ; North 'Tres kerby, 3 to tt ; West ChifertOil,, 7U to p 2X4 ' lower • Whraa GhivericaLto 2 ; Last to 3 ; gad Gawton, 2to . Frontino and Bolivia d shares are quoted 14 to t o and Chontales, '2 4 t - ta j prem. • The, subjoined weekly report on the etal *Meet is from the oirotdar of Messrs. von Dad iva and North. : _ . . The metal =that hes hese very =tee aerial; fhb last week, and, with the =peptise of livetcti Pigs, business has bees almost; at a standstill. Irma : The &mod for Welsh bare sad rails is sit quite so good, but makers unwilling to make sari farther essaeulse; Home of ebe ides= -makes et EitsEardatire boa are obtainable below prices , lately ruing- lissemeikeseeediren. Soot= pig iron has spidly advanced from the besial, eel today's quotation fa 795. orb. Ciewscr : There is= change to report in =a pries of English, and the same remarks apply to foreignl The I market is diseidselly tamer. Tin: The market bee been ' dull, owing to holden being ladispesed to swept 4is pro se= low rake, sod berm, in She has et the , Doi= sale, are set wiling Menem their bids. Straits. SW. ; Napa, 871. The pries is Holland, 52ef. English tin was seduced 41. all round on =ebb, =king prices 941. for relined ; 911. commas ; demo& sleek. Tau Plate* : Ober ccal fall up. Coke in lee demand. Lead steady, but quiet. limiter baa ball its . position, although bat little busies= bee been does. We quota spot bore and in outputs, 24i. ; fqrward delivery, 21/. Sp. ial brands 51. extra. commEitcuL AO ( NAEXICTR. LrrEnPooL '001t027 . inatzr. 7 (VIM DAT.) (11T ammo aim timaassosas IntaaurilL) (nom ins ows ociammommorr.) The market 16337 stumps sad mode& swam foot Ay about 20,000 Wei. - TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The mark** la tdeedy. Torre tallow le quoted 48e. 6d.; PetereburglY.a. on the Rook 40e. 6d.; March, 49g. 641; April *Arse, Or. 6d. ; °Mob': to December, 6ka. Man= Avraadze.--"ftwo tallow, 60e. Od. ; at ditto, 6d. ; 7ellwr Ramie, Ma. dd. ; metted 4 37e. 6d. ; sou& ditto. 21a. ; imam, 20a. 0414, Cw• SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Oberlin James Easton reports trade st last prior. Petro slow. tom 1245. 1 11196. 64. ; isisrior. 110 s. to 120 s. ; rims stoma out, 90s. to Ws. • prints Osy, 100 s. to 110 s.; inforios, 90 s. to 96 5. ; atom 3k. to 425. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) The supply aril demand are this week about Wowed, and other *se we kayo hello &Wagon to rusks. Hothouse grapes we still very wares. Forced strawberries captions to maks their appstrataa. Dower% peas comprise Hound Banos. No Plu Meads, and Hester Benne. the latter kite chiefly French. App' os Sr. conked to *unwell, Yeara's Pippin, end Blotheisa Orange. Prices of forced vegetable., snob as swamis, Preach Us" and frame potatoes, have not altered Son our lest report. Gress per how Freese Lave made their appsaranos. Flowers chiefly eassist of deniable, orehels, heaths, Chinese pri mulas, canseLlies, folded tombs, std roses. r&UIT. Apples, per slave, le to ts Oranges. per MY to 70i Grapes, per lb.. Ws to 1 , ..s Pears, kitchen, p. dot , 41 to al Lemons, per 100. 04 to lOs (erne, do., es. to the Melons, each, is to de Mae armies, per Is talks Bata:cob, per 1001 b, lab Walnut& per bash.. les So its Filberts, per lb., 9d tole Mounds, per bash.. Os lo lOs viatrAsura. AtilobollllS, p. dos., es to Si Mustard sad Crook p. punn., Rd Aaparaaas, per band* talks °Lona p. bush., as to sa . a b=ao.,. p. 100, Is to 4 plckliat, p. qt.. ' d Beet. per doz.. 24 to ts Parsley, pert elev.. t • , ‘ , S4 Deoceell, p. bundle, le to Si Parsnips, per doz., le to 7.6 Bros. tiptoes, p.esleeete tots Potatoes. York &voile. pre Cabbage', porAsa, le toll too, 75e to 90s Carrots, per bunch, ad to ad do., ifs to Oil CatalfiuWllll. p. dor.. Si to as . Athos. lots to in* - • der bumps, ta to Is id do. *Maar, Bs Jolt; par t.:etery, per Cucumbers, 'soh, Ile to ft endive, per wee, U to le Id Garlic sad Pliallole. per lb.. gm Herbs. per Womb. red tioneredieh. Mot bed Looks. Par wink Pd Lettneos, per dos., tato lardLettnem, mint, per bitch. id to le Mushroom, p.pott.,ll44totelld cwt. Radishes, p. it bun.. (4.1 to Is Rhubarb, per bundle, 9d to le nature, per don , le to is bee Kale, per punnet, le 6d test flptuach, per both. tt to Is Uri+lps, per bunch, ad to rod BUCK1111011•M Soul Haitians the Men Alfred ham been pleased to appoist Colocal the Hoe. Anent= Liddell as trimmer, sad the Hos. Eliot Yorks and Lieutenant Arthur Balfour Haig, ri the Royal Easterners, as equerries, to his Royal Mebane.— Gate. Benin* AND Haltenotr.—The New York Round Table, in the worm of a severe oritioima on the weakness and bad taste of Yr. Bancroft's intim, remarks that Ike wire istrodactinn is a reminineoes of Rieke, ant gives an example. "The following is a well.karin wean from Barks :--` If a greet change is to be made M humm affai io rs, the minds of meo will be fitted to it --Abe general opinns and Wings will draw that way. Every fear, every hope. will forewent ; and thee they who point is myosin this mighty 'tweet in human affairs wan appear rafter to midst the decrees of Providence RON than the mere drips of moo.' Bancroft's al the same Hen is t—' When the hour strikes for a people or for mmirin I to pare into a new form of being, uneen herds drew the bolts from the gates of futurity as alloubdoing inflame* propene the mind of men for the oom'ng re.olntinn ; theme who plan resistasee find themselves in magnet with the will of nevi dance rather than with human devisee" A w AMBASSADOS TSOM rag Dewn..—Chi a. meant Sunday, a clergyman in the onrth was addressing his hearers with some warmth regarding the great power which the devil exercise' over the 1311144 of man goaers 7 and Jost a be had come to • climax ou this p int, a *o-wdlersd dog, which hod mitered the church in match of hi. master. tetered a Inert bask. when, wit'. a Leh in his eye, and giving the Bible board a trenteedona thump, the rev. gen aeons exclaimed, " atb ! yes, my friends, the font Mind to so bins on recruiting hie rank• that be bats sent that dog in her. to-day to interrupt my epestlag, sad carry away your minds.'—Joke o'Groses Journal. IRS DISTIISBASCIS IN JABISICA.--Thearoiss Bull of to-day, at the mad of MI article ou Jamaica, ways "We &are, above all thine, that nothing shall be dose is her Majesty's name whic h shall make soy of her subjects blush ; and we feel that the facts which have some out in evidence ere such es, if unoontradicted and user laird. sill tam the ingenuity of the most &treasons drfe.d_ws of y rule to jurtfy. We me wen assured. notwith steadier the !snow of a portion of the conservative press, that the conservative party will in no way give their emetenasee f 3 any attempt to d ef end or justify the con duct of the anti:unitise apnea whom any such atrociti-e so are repealed may be dower substastiatei. But the verdict has not yet been given. and the can ought not to be pre judged on either skin." Tan FRUITS ova his speech on Saturday night Howard reported that he had official notice of newsy thoussed metro children attending school la the Southern Slates, and be haew of many self. supporting schools besides. He meatimed six coloured schools in on taws, Tallahassee ; is Lyn-hburg he feud • sthool taught by • eolowred m s s. The Fresdanea's Buren had neared ashool privileges in the labour c.o. fief , , he added. The Memo Jeternal regions that mere them foss thousand coloared people of both sexes sad all ogee are attending acheds in that eity. Whole irgim nut of colonel penis have leaned to reed,' said Omen' Howard, • and I &KAM not be Impend to beer that oa every plantation at the/Muth sent of the pendeknow how to recd." Six years ego nisa were hafted eel 'nun bay primed for Meehan coloured chiHrea to read. Bic years bean a great nett el those via coloured people will be Is the exams ad the slisetive !no chin whlarthe selnatary unseat el the communities in which they bye, nisi the natural ratan of temie intelligence% ailispries. sad good weeded—Nee York liming Punt. A labourtng mast, working ou the Issperiel Hotel ban/dine the Sontlwiptoe railway terniissa, fell from a trap wilrehineg, shoot 70 feet high, to Wedamery. mid was killed ear lin epos. if • bed reedy thsaimansfsg ems boa 11,60111.111 , *wk.* Ibs kW& :~ PRAVINOUZ MOW salaam Un 122 Num 9.-eels led* I-Oreid W Lcodoo end Western, 1211 I-Manch/atm, and lAneolneldre, 011-1119Jand, MI ...Muth Rasters, rat and Lake Huron, el 17-14 -Anal Trued of Canada, Luxembourg, 16r --Bent of Liverpool, fn}-lberdern e Bank ls-ae d.-Alblen Marlse. 14 9 - affatire Karim 4 P.- Liverpool Exchstige Company, 261 - Natioaal Steam Company, 11-16d.-West India and heel% Company, 9.16 p. Ilnucolania, llama 9.-'nee seise to-day were-In Ilona Staff ordahlre Railway shares, at 86 and 1131 : Binulogitaln Casa* at 96; Glotwesteaast shard (Lidlia, at 12 : Metropolitan Wagon shares ( third lame, at 4 dd.; and Mentz Metal shares. at 1 and 1-16 Antolini the clods. prices ware :- London and North Western Railway dock, at 1211 to 112 ; Sir loin% Stock Bank, at 27 to Si : Staffordshire Joint- Stock nk, at 9 to 91 preen. ; Midland Iffnanc4al, IA i dla. to par : and Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Wagon Company (Llmlted), at *to al per Aare. ilamisularna, Magog 9-A moderate brands was done, and prices were dead,. =arm lkink ki lL: l nt , ted), 3D . - Boickow, Vaughan. and Company (Walton) 7 p.-Consohdated Bank (Wand), 61 p.-Erks, 64 - Great MI 9 1 1 1-Gnat Luxembourg, 161-GreatNortbern A, 12LtiOrand Trunk ol Mies* Ut 6-Great Western of 1 - Great Western, 691-General Credltglinitedt, 1 1 IL-Illin y - and Tortahtre, 11.1 1 4-London and North eatent, 1111- Mancheator. Shelled, and lanoolushlre, 6611 1 1-Metropolitan, 11!81 1 2-Midland. MI ; ditto New 161. shares, 616 1 th --Muth Esatere, 7 61 111 a -United States 610 Years' &rads, 701 -Union Plate Glans, 01 -Park Gate, 1 p. -Union Bank, 61 p. WEATHER. REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) SATURDAY, KAMM 10. S LL B. ,T.I ORDINARY AHARMI LID 'roam Pd. I Lamm. I Ofostospiess I Wes *day I ristatiar. be 1 ikia. 11$ lelsiel eel SzeW.— as la lOodkial se se M ilj _ IllaWilramelliglimilois l a , Lisa•a,wskaut it baJa 10 D 5.... Maim aedi:traiiiina WIN illibill k& M. .. • pa. I. ADS eaL, No ses end lealkaissimad ten clotallialaniva. 10a Dia a 1 kisa. so div. or Dal 11111e.alspatt Da Ney,tal. at np_ot. ..iii li:;-..iirril_ba-iiv-, M} • ns sol 1.01 ... al .... AO Itif 1GL:8 - URN R WeN. (lie.l 10 Simi Wefts. De.Dast VaLileaM l a . #.lll".o les sire • NO De. 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FLO loot ts - it 11. 18. 1.... ii zdl - tee eau 99 JOINT STOCIL RANI& 101 t 1 Nu. 111%. I Bast,. Ird 10. prtnee. I &•.m. 1 111 ~M ili llasioriam's(l l6 61 64 id 1114 atd 10, : kliita II 1 1 eis •- 4), DM AiliamitA•Alavogool 16 24 SIMI 17 1 13 leo, 10 Angle ousWian 60, 60 Amin Zgyptian (Um)» 214 I pm - 10, 60 Angle Italian (UMW% 10 0 4 dis 164 IL IS Ukltteßank.Cot.nowalt 10 19 111 - 90‘011114 411 Andealesla all 79 24 .- UM( 10 'llmioilidlklidthemkis all 964 114 - 11, V/ I Da. New,iwised 2pm I - - - 16 !Bank of to o g n all 11 SS -.. 40.111ank of - 4, ID !Bank ef Otago (Limiled) 10 II zene - 10,005 IN !Rant of queensiand (Li 116 7 I die - 10, 0 'PlatikelVieteria,Auleta SI 63 45 - 69. 10 'Bank cif New Zealand -10 04 64 pee - 41, ,SO :11.ersod's Bank (Limited II ldis per - 90 llraelllaist2' 10 14 04dIs 9 IS, N Both& ei Califerelan L li lb 111410 1/.000 66 i llittlek N. America In 60 66 - AO. ' 1610. Bk. Intits,Ase., Rine all 116 16 - 10, ' IS Otiart.ll4m.of ladle.M. all 47 49 404 61, 21 ICA/ 110, 106 ;Oeitudel 1 dk I* 'Cont.liank of Canada.- all - .4. .- I ik . 14 1e.,.. rime of tnalit, Re. all 11 28 - 900, 141,0ansoildatad lank (4 ) I if opm 9i 10, i 06 'Deihl and Loudon lll Si 116 - 90, , 60 limst Loudon (Welted 6 Ills Om - 60,' 60 ' , adore IlichnualLloi II 14 %die - 22. 8$ 'Pinsk and American. 6 4 littes ... lk '' 26 j/iseusit Rant *took (L.( Lie le 1,41 a 74 8 PO. 10 'lng.ScoL&Aml.Camtd. all lit 101 10 : 10 Innitish and Swedish (L 10 6 I Its - 46. • 00 Coropean Rank ( Vntltad U 24 14 tis id 11 1I id 16, 1011111104nmadna&Tap.(2) 16 18 20 - 15. 1001 D... Maeda:l put- 16 18 20 - IS. 'lOO Do. New __."':' Ilk 100 Memorial Rank, UMW 114 II 9 7 66 II 1%6, 88 iimpeekieliloeme...... In fi oi • - BT. ' ' 10' Do. new lO 1t tipm 11 0,5 26 Ifeniaa. all 16 18 - 11, 16 IN , new 6 ldle pee -. 119). ot laid litoelik: Dina ILI 4 * iou di 1 600.000 100 D0.6p.0.Deb.,11114,307rs all 82 66 - Mom" so 14...... 0./..viA1ra1.N... 1 “..,a as 1 fill VW 11.0e9 WO ,Loados andlirmOLus - a 1 1 pin ... 21. 201 ife. Neff ... 1, 101 iloodon & Ittrer . Piate'L 60 14 16 eat - 1 0, 116 I Do. NO., tits. at 14 p 6 10 at 1 l • - •••• S., 10 .L o a . oll.llank el Andel. all 924 234 r so, SO 'Lowden sod County lO 76 78 774 72 SO ! Landon :01M Kosk l6 48 49 4 8 / 4 , n laannoli lona Altdoin all 16 16 164 10, 169 'Lou. .1 S. Watern (Lim 10 11 Oadls, 19 4 a, SO Londoe&Vetomels (L.) 124 I nue - 62,e in Loa a Weseralneke 13.010 140 1 $freatana ltankiLtes4- 66 1 Ito - 100 . JIM. new - 66. k SO lisronallnea izalmatL. 10 6 4Os - ' 17„1011 Ilstro.& Pro,. Bank 3 96 11 s 2 ldls - Oo n0 1 140 'Mt.ll4nd Flask (Um.) IS is pm - ' 110,000 6 Nallonal of Aneiraimia 6 14 ple • - I^.W9 106 • N•tioasi of Lir.room. 10 111 $ p ea - , 10.040 100 S.Pra.tdlegMad a .. - - 66,000 90 ; Do. 2nd and IN lime 11 .4. .... ..- 1 10.0 SO INst'onal Bank - ; 87,E IS Wow lioatk Wake all 46 0 in 01.1 IS New Zealand (Lialuil 1 4&a4 pm - i ilk 90 North Western 74 $ • pes • Ilk * 43e4entil Bank Doroelm an 6$ 66 ... * Orientemn.B.Llateo.o 7 1 ldts et ••• if 101 Do. ai. lanti.r. 4.4 liedia id - 911 r 91.010 1 211 i Dn. ex leissl.o. 4 1 - - die •• I 27.110 60 ,Prerla.flaaklaieerp.',l. 111 SI Sidle -4 , 29,600 100 'Preietem. of Ireland ..- 116 SS 86 •-• l oam. mi i 1/.6oei 10 Selnde.Pmel.,&lll6l l •ll(2. 10 44 Sne, ••• t ; 12,600 20 Do. issued at 2 gem-, 6 14 1441. 14 ' Wen 16 iota& atrorsua Mt 114 Id -- :, 1 1401 I* MI B. 11. Abbe Abs II 18 11 411 '. ..• ' I 111. 115 Do. de. Lea *tape lO • 9 7Ms -- 12 I /21. 116 tides al Australia - all 62 61 -• 8 ! 10,9116101 Milos of Todand (Um' SI 6 6et o 1 EOM* 10 Waked Us** .... 16 1$ 64 661 a ff il 511.11 4 Less.s o sakm4 N 7.01: i ns, BR Irma and Meet Loa. WI II GersealriestMas I St. 04on401.1Latikarin Sep 100 Deb. et. 4p. set. a ..k. mUumtnagi l .O IS. Cimussesig IN AM Fs' 1 T 3 14 87 99 I •-• Lzriaoar HERVIC2B. WINTERTOPI, ORRAT YARMOUTH. FRIDAY NIGHT. . lam sorry to have to report a wreck here which took place in the heavy pie hot night (says the Rev. J. Nelson). The veinal was the brig bisautim, from Tay Port, River Tay, with a cargo of coals for Barbados.. The ezew, amniotic& of 10 persons, were rescued by the lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institution, which had a very heavy surf to encounter. I em afraid that otte ow two of she lifeboat's orew have received serious in jury In this minim. The boat itself is lightly damaged, and four or five of the oars were broken. This vessel wes °beamed from Caistor to be driving along tower& the shore with signals of distress firing. The Caistor lifeboat, which also belongs to the National Lifeboat Institution. was launched to her help. After comoring the Barber and Cockle Saadi through very heavy seas the mew of the lifeboat pereeived the vessel ashore off Winterton at daybreak, and observed her crew coming down the riggiug into the Winterton lifeboat. BTOCBTON•ON-TEES, FIUDAY NIGHT. Retry Bold, Esq., collector of customs, reports that, on the mouton of the wre k yesterday of the ship Amsterdam sod the gallant remits of her ors+ by the Beaton Carew lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institution, the Crossley lifeboat of the institution stetiosed at Redear west off also, and was taken aloopide the vessel, sithengh they were forestalled is their mission of mercy by the Becton boat. The Crossley looked sod behivei nobly is the surf. Intelligence having also been brought to Middlesborough of the wreck, that lifeboat, which also belongs to the eociety, was likewise taken to the spot in tow of the steam tug W.r Bogle, but the ship. wrecked craw were rescued just before her arrival akDigththiST, MOWN 9. ArrolNnslWl6.—Sar (ooll C. D. Shepherd. to the Frederick William; Assiateet Paymasters J. IL Wallis, se secretary's clerk, sod J. Bowles, additives'. to the Hastings; Clerk R. E. Moore, additional, to the Bathing,. TE•Few Becalms. The traffic receipts of railways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week ending the 3rd of March, on 12,329 miles, to 626,7741, and for the corresponding week of last Tear, on 11,897 miles, to 582,5101., showing an thermos of 432 miles cud of 44,2641. The gross receipts on the following 14 railways amounted, is the aggregate. on 8.830 mils., to 522,2871.. sod for the corresponding week of 1855, on 8,489 coiled, to 488,5091., showing an increase of 341 miles, and an ithreaseof 33,7781. The increase on she Caledonian amoonted to 2,3181, ; oa the Great Eastern to 2891. ; on the Great Northern to 171. ; on the Great Statham and Western to 8911. ; on the Great 'Western to 1,5291. ; on the Loreasbiers cad Yorkshire to 5,1431. ; oe the Loodoo cod North Western to 5,167 f. ; on the London and Brightoo to 1,9571. ; en the London and South Western to 2,1301. ; co the Musehater, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, to 2.107'. op the Midland to 2,1771. ; ao She North Britis h to 1,4641 ; on the North Broom so 7.6121. ; ea the South Bastero to 1.2381.5 e ; total, 32,7781. The goods end mineral traffic oo tho lines smeusted to 394,7401., sad for the correspond : sr week of 1865th 299,7501., show ing se increase of 24,9901. The receipts for oseseogera, parcels, Ste , amoonted 197,5471.,eganet 188,759/.. show ing as horses. of 8,7861. The trails rootlets on 52 other HMS AMO•Oted. oe 3,499 miles, to 104.4671., sad for the werestionding week of lath year, oa 3,408 miles. to 94143011., showing en seeress. of 89 miles and of 10,4081. I. the receipts. The total reoeipte of the past week show • Increase of 8,7044 se tempered with those of the peened leg week L thdise the 14th February. Twit 93M009thro CAIII AT PADDINGTON.—A neigh ' hour of the lad Lefl•y (aged 16, who was shot on the I Leek Bridge, Harrow-mad. and deprived of his eye sight), has for warded to the Martleboe• Police court. through lespeetor Berekerma of the X Division, the atm of I 5e., for the lad's nee, or the use of his parents, in the hope that other benevolent people will alit subscribe, accorling to their means. Mr. Isnefkld informed the inspector the; ' no doubt the press would seknowledp the receipt of the unmet Marmitngrith, SHITTIILD, AND LINOOLNDEIRI Bert.w•e.—The total ezposees of this eornpaoy's ralloays sod canals, isoluding rester, loth'. duty, is., from Jas. 1 to Feb. 25, 1866, anatheted to 78,2411., as against 69,7591. I for the oorrespoodieg period of 1865. The properties of the South Junction receipt, weenie; to this compeny from Jan. 1 to Feb. 25 amounted to 6,0061., as against 5,2281. for the oorrespoodisg pesiol of 1865, and the expenses to 3,5301._, as egaisst 2,6681. , A UHTNISII NOTABLI DICZASED.--011D Pak, late president of the flos Yap Company of San Francisco, died a few days SLIM He was 69 years of age, sad very wealthy. His fuaeral was a resplendent affair. Loth tables were thread in Sacramentastreet, which were loaded with fruits, crooked food, a goat deemed, with skin and bores as, hot ..the hair removed ; boos and sheep roasted :bole and deco rated with late" teatime, and a hundred nameless and indescribable ernanteste, while incense was berth& prayers were netted, end megehes played by a bead stationed on a verandah overhead, and dirges song by the thourners.—lfese York Daily Pews. . i,. the Gad bar 6111 be fad i lab ITU wil It I A ea d a *IP