The Express. — London, England, 1867-03-14 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (MIS.DAY.) • ' cot ta FOIL DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES. (114 fore the Judge Ordinary.) vatr r. WI.;HT AND FIELD. nips the evidence for the defenie was rearme d, • tato-eating Icing that of Mr. Laing, the refl . br, , ther-in-law, who stated that General Might to;.lliii that lie wan very anxious to get rid of his that an end might be put to the settlement ; merle upon her. He alto stated that he bad paid a to watch the respondent's behaviour I:.; nephew and other people, but that he had Ito discover anything against her. Petitioner added •ho could not tr i ad trouble or expense. Witness h,• would never he able to get a divorce on such flimsy mils. That seemed very much to annoy him. Told :h it he knew the real reason why he was so anxious e his marriage dissolved-At was because he wanted .try a young lady in Scotland. Petitioner did not •,r th, ,•haroe, but merely said that his wife had had Of him. [Th.. ease was proceeding when our report left.] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commisaiuner Holroyd.) IN RE PEIXI.ET. T 1:.• was a wheelwright, of Oakley, in Buck c. The adjudication occurred four years ago; )...ekrupt. having failed to account for a sum of 33/., .•i;ourne.l siue die. He had since paid the amount, ~1 now rime up fur his order of discharge. The debts Mr. Munn,. opposed for the assignees; Mr. Cbidlcy I ed the hankeept.. %fter an examination of the bankrupt, Ilis Honour said that, looking at the lapse of time since ac h..nkroptcy, . nd the smallness of tbe amounts in olved, he saw nu advantage in keeping the inquiry open. slimos pressed for further accounts ; but His Honour said there was no mason why the bankrupt 4,111.1 not pass hi• examination. As Chancery proceed were pending with reference to a settlement on the trnl•tb wife, the order of discharge would be ad ,' .urtosl. IN RI centue NUILM The bankrupt was a carriage-builder, of Crawford-street :x.l New Bond-street. This was the sitting for examina tion and discharge ; but the accounts had not been filed. debts arc about 5,000/.; assets expected to yield a tos-iderable dividend. 1011 the application of Mr. Treherne, for tho assignees, adjournment was ordered. THE ashamed of yourself. Your child might lose its life through your drunkenness. Constable— I have inquired at her lodgings about her,and I find the poor child is locked in a room day after day while she is getting drunk. It is shockingly neglected. Mr. Arnold—l shall remand her for a week to see whether the child has sustained any injury. If a case of neglect at other times is made out the parish officers will consider the matter. THE FENLLN INSURRECTION. (11T TELEGRAPH.) DUBLIN. WEDNESDAY NIGHT. Nothing to report from the country to-day. The city is perfectly quiet. It is said that four gun boats will be placed immediately in the river Liffey. The 89th Regiment arrived in Dublin to day to reinforce the garrison. It is said that, St. Patrick's-day falling on Sunday, as a matter of pre caution the public-houses will be closed from Saturday evening until Monday morning. There were reports in town to-day of a Fenian demon strati. au on Tuesday night in the county of Wick low, and that Fenian' wore seen in the Dublin mountains. Both reports are untrue. A great many ranants are flying about. The authorities, I understand, do not anticipate any further dis turbance. There have been heavy snow showers during last night and to-day. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. PRAIA) ON THE S4)I.:TM /LAATERN RAILWAY COMPANY. J. Smith, residing at Blackheath, appeared before the Lonl Mayor on a summons taken out by Mr. Strick. solicitor to the South Eastern Railway Company, which charged him with riding in a railway vantage 61.44,:ing to the company without having previously paid hie fare. Tatnell, • ticket inspector at Cannon-street itation, deposed that be collected tickets at the harrier from the pai.,engers by the 8.45 a.m. up-train on February the 11;th. The defendant, whom he knew, presented shelf ticket is passing numbered 977 which was not available on that day. lie had had occasion to suspect the defendant, who sa. a daily passenger, and he had sent to Blackheath the night before to get the numbers of the tickets issued there. lie asked defendant to show his other half ticket, and he produced a Lalf-ticket from Charing-crow to Black heath, lated the 15th February. The first half he had produced was from Blackheath to Cannon-street, and was dated the 18th of January. He was asked when he took the ticket, and he replied that morn. jug, but did not say where. Witness told him he could not have done that, and he did not Leleve even that the ticket bad been issued on any day that week. He inquired the defendant's name and ad. arras, which lie gave, and then asked him (witness) what Le was going to do. He made no reply, but went to Black heath that day, and found that the first half ticket he hail pnaluced was issued on the ltith January. He then re ported the matter to the secretary. The Lord Mayor asked the witness what ground he bad for suspecting the defendant. The witness replied that the defendant had within the het two months several times attempted to page the harrier with an inferior ticket or a ticket without the date, or without giving up his ticket at all, saying he was going to the other aide of the station to catch a train for (haring Cross. That being the case for the prosecution, Mr. Wontner, for the defence, said his client was a person of very great respectability who would scorn to defraud that or any other company. The truth was he hail cement, to London that day, and had taken is return ticket at Blackheath ; hut had unfortunately left it and his gloves in the waiting room while he went to regulate his watch at one of Bennett's clocks in the station. While he was doing so the train suddenly arrived, and he was obliged to jump into it without having time to go back to the waiting-room to get his ticket and gloves. The Lord Mayor said he could not resist the evidence on the part of the company, and he fined the defendant the full penalty of 40s. and coats The defendant paid the money. CLERKENWELL ROBBERY BY A RAILWAY PORTER. Georpe Weston, aged 21, a porter in the employ of the Great Northern Railway, was charged with stealing from the goods station of the Great Northern Railway,York-read, St. Pancras, 36 pairs of gloves, of the value of 4 f. 10m, the property of his employers. Mr. Wontner, solicitor, appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Ricketts, solicitor, for the defence. The facts of this case have been already reported, and it will be remembered that the prisoner was seen to take the gloves from a box that he had previously broken open. Mr. Ricketts said the prisoner would plead guilty, and therefore he hoped the magistrate would deal with the use at once, and not put the county to the expense of a prosecution. The prisoner was well connected, this being his first offence. Even if the magistrate would not decide the case, the prisoner pleaded guilty, and would have that plea recorded. The magistrate said that robberies by railway servant seemed to be on the increase, and an example should be made, even if it was only for the sake of showing the others' in the same employ that they could not commit such acts with impunity. He then committed the poisoner to the Middlesex sessions for trial. WORSHIP-STREET. CAUTION TO APPRENTICTS. Thomas Burton, an apprentice to Messrs. White, to bacconists and cigar manufacturers, of 213, High-street, llhoreditch, was brought before Mr. Newton, on a warrant panted a considerable time since by Mr. Ellison for having unlawfully absented himself from his empkiyment and duties. Prosecutors said that they felt it an imperative duty to themselves and the trade generally to prosecute this young man, for he had previously suffered an imprison. merit fur a similar offence to them, which it was manifest, however, did no service. Apprentices in the cigar trade were taken as nearly as possible at the mile of 14 years for the full term of 7 Tzrs and it was an in the present instance, but it was a 'time be fore the lads were of any value to the masters, from waste ful and destructive habits with the tobacco, which paid heavy duty; and when at length their services were of worth it was common for them to play such pranks as the present. Defendant had an opportunity now of earning at the trade from 14s. to 16s. per week and why he should neglect such an opportunity could not be well understood. Blogg, 234 0, said defendant was employed as an extra band with an ice cart when be took him onto custody on the warrant, and on bearing it replied, " Oh, all right." Mr. Newton—How many apprentices have you, Mr. White? Complainant—Seven sir, and some of them very rough. Mr. Newton Ito dcfendanti—Now what do you say to having left your apprenticeship Defendant—Nothing, except that I shall shortly be of left Mr. White—Fie was bound in 1861. Defendant—l don't care for that, I havn't got many months to serve. Mr. Newton—l suspect that you gave a false age. Masters are not to be trifled with in this mann, r ; you will go to prison for 2l days. Defendant—Very well. Mr. Newton—And when you come out go back to your masters', I advise you. I hope this will be a caution to others. WESTMINSTER. DISGRACEFUL CONDUCT OF A MOTHER Harr Wilson, a woman of dissipated appearanoe, was !kne charged with being drunk sad incapable of taking care of lt. John Andrews, 65 B, said that at a little after 12 last night he found the defendant lying on the pavement in Yorlostreet, Westminster, in a helpless state of drunken- Ma.. She was incapable of taking care of her infant chid who was with her at the time, and whose condition created general commisseration. Mr. Arnold—Where was the child Constable--Lying in the middle of the gutter. Mr. Arnold—What was the age of the child? Constable—Two and a half years. The poor little thing was naked to the waist, and the snow was falling very fast at the tine. She had pulled the child down when she herself fell. Mr. Arnold—Where is the child now Constable—l took it to the workhouse last night, and they have not brought it here this morning. Mr. Arnold—This is the most disgraceful case of the kind I ever heard. What have you to say for yourself, defendant! Defendant— I walked a long way and took a little drink, and it got the better of me. I'm a good mother, your worehip. IIr• Arnold—Good mother, indeed. Yon ought to be REMARKS, Since yesterday morning atmospherical pressure has decreased especially on the east and south of England, where the tempera ture has Increased. The winds are variable, light, In Scotland ; easterly, moderate to strong, In England and Ireland : south westerly, fresh, on the west of Prance. Yesterday the wind was strong to a gale, from E. to S.E., in places. Much rain and mew has fallen on the south of England and Ireland. A singular incident happened the other night to Mr. Gibson, a resident at Montmellick (Ireland) while driving home from Itockforest. He bad arrived sear Ballydn, the seat of Sir Charles Coote, when his car was upset by the trunk of a tree placed across the road, and he was thrown out. Six men at once rushed upon him, but when they saw who he was they apologised, set the car straight again, helped him in, and sent him away, if not rejoicing, very glad to escape soeasily. It is thought they may have been waiting to intercept the police•patrol. The fugitive Fenian are ,aid to be dying of cold and hunger in the Wicklow mountains. The Londonderry Journal reports a recent agra rian outrage in Tyrone—an attempt to assassinate th Rev. Dr. M`lvor, of Newtownstewart. The latest triumph of the Atlantic cable is an nounced in the New York papers received to-day :—" For the Ant time in the world the closing commercial intel ligence of London and Liverpool has been published in New York on the same day. The cable despatch which we herewith publish, giving the closing quotations, could not have left London before 4 o'clock p.m., and yet was received in New York at noon of the same day. This gives a little lees than one hour for transmission between the two cities. This despatch will probably be published in the earliest editions of the San Francisco papers, say at noon." THE MARQUIS OF WATERFORD.—The Lord Chan cellor of England has reported, on the petition of John Henry de L Poer Marquis of Waterford, praying that his right to vote at the election of peers of Ireland to nit in the parliament of the United Kingdom might be admitted, that the right has been established to his satisfaction.— Dublin Evemiag Mail. Two MOTHERS CLAIMING ONE CHILD.—At the Newcastle Police-court, on Monday, Margaret Reynolds, a middle-aged woman, from Edinburgh, was charged with having been concerned in stealing a little girl from New castle about two years ago. The prosecutrix was a Mrs. Lanruighan. The defence was that the child was not Mrs. Lannaghan's, but the prisoner's, and after bearing several witnesses, the bench decided that the girl must be handed over to Mrs. Reynolds, who, they were satisfied, was the mother. On hearin g the decision of the Bench, the prose. cutrix exclaimed, child's mine, and I must get her," The Mayor—We shall give the child up to Margaret Reynolds, and you shall not have the power to get her. Thomas Lannaghan—Let the case stand over another week. I want to get some one to lay it rightly before you. The child is ours. fihe is our girl. If you do not give us justice, we'll have it in a higher court. Mrs. Liu:mail= (shouting at the top of her voice, and weeping)—The child is mine ; yes, it is mine. The excitement in the court became very great, and it was with some difficulty that the police could remove Mrs. lAnnsghan and her friends from the court. A large crowd gathered about them out side, and the woman continued to_ give vent to her feelings. The little girl was given over to .s.gßeYnold.s.—Eastern Counties Herald. _ _ THE SUFFRAGE FOR WOMEN.—In the eastern most part of the country, in the State of Blaine, the question of female suffrage, which has been under debate in the legislature, and came near being enacted into law, has been postponed ; but now the mine subject is up for practical decision in one of our westernmost States—to wit : Kansas—and it is not unlikely that this will be the first State of the Union to confer the fran chise upon women. A joint resolution has passed both branches of the legislature, providing that the proposition to strike the word "male " from that section of the State Constitution which establishes the qualifica tion of electors shall be submitted to the popular vote. We judge it to be more than likely that the amendment will be ratified by the people of Kansas. Nowhere else in the country are the people so progressive as in Kansas, and their post history has been such as to make them afraid of nothing. The women of that state, moreover, are uncommonly well prepared to exercise the right of voting. Having all of them travelled from regions more or less distant with their husbands or brothers, having long been compelled to take a real interest in the st r o w_ no c f polities of their adopted home, baring unsur opportunities for the acquisition of education and intelligence, they are able to take hold of the questions of the day, not like girls or novices, or milkmaids, but with knowledge and self-possession. It is certain that the experiment of female suffrage could have no more favourable field, and if the men of Kansas vote for it, we shall see the beginning of that which will not soon have an ending.—New York Times. NEGRO VOTER-S.—Universal suffrage is now a living, working fact in the District of Columbia. The coloured man, North or South, has no surer promise, no stronger guarantee, of his birthright to suffrage than this at last incontrovertible fact. Coloured men, without any exception as to clam or kind, did vote yesterday in George town for mayor—that, too, peaceably and without hind ranoe, and for once with the police on their side. Thom who meet advertise themselves as " white men," lest we should insult the black man by mistaking them for some thing else, were deep in growling, hard swearing, and bad blood before the day was over ; but we venture to say that they have at last accepted the situation., and in time will come to put a sensible, and, therefore, cheerful face upon the matter. Whether they will or won't, right and might just now mean very nearly one and the same in evitable thing in the district of Columbia. The radical candidate fur mayor has been elected by 96 majority.— Nets York Tribune, Feb 26. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY TELEGRAPH.) CROYDON MEETING. OPEN HUNTER' STAKMi. Three miles. Tennyson, Coek-s-doodle-doo, Naureyes, Robin Adair, and Hungerford are here. CROYDON CUP. Three miles. Stockings, thunecock, Cortolvin, and Tavern are here. SELLING STEEPLECHASE. Two miles. Orontes, St. Maximum, Monitor, and Adamanthea (to be sold for 3W. each). All are here. GRAND HURDLE RACE. Two miles and a quarter. Fortunatus, Gamecock, Havelock, Doctor, Tennyson, Dick Turpin, Risk, and Pirate are here. INNKEEPERS'STEEPLF,CHASE. Two miles and a half. Sinite, Tennyson, Brandy Apple, Risk, and Orontes are here. Racer postponed till to•mosmw, on amount of the mow. WEATHER EXPORT.-(7111/3 DAY.) TIICRSDAT. Mina U. I A.m. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) thra o'Cioa[. The railway market is flat to-day, and a decline of to per cunt. has oceurred in Metropo litan, London and North Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, South Eastern, Great Northern A, and London, Chatham, and Dover stocks. Midland is / lower. Metropolitan stock is now quoted 1211 to 1, ea div.; Great Western, 411 to 42; London and North Western, 1161 to 117 k, ex div. ; Midland, 1151 to 116, ex div. and n. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 125/ to}, ex div.; Caledonian, 114/ to 1151 ; South Eastern, 671 to ; Great Eastern, 29 to ; Great Northern, 116 to 117, ex div. ; ditto A, 122 to 1, ex div.; London, Chatham, and Dover, 161 to 17 ; and North British, 331 to 341. Foreign and colonial railway shares aro inactive, at the closing prices of yesterday. oithictay SLIAILAI LID aroma. Sit I Pd. I itAn.wAira I U orics. I Bile. i°4l4 )4eterday. to I p.m. IIL WO 'Bristol and &star W 84 il 100 Caledonian ...... _ ll4 116 1141 IS 100 Cambrian .._ .. —— 40 45 11l all Cornwall. 4 6 —, ea. 100 Dub li n and Cornwall...._.._ 66 68 K 100 IDundee,PertholAbd.ln 70 74 106 all l —, Let London Script/di —.— 100 ,10 Do — W. 1100 ,Olangow sad S. Widow 112 114 el 100 Great Eastern Ord. St 291 30 el 100 Do. E. Aim. Wk., N 0.2 6 7 6 St. 100 GreatNorthof Scotland —. el 100 Great Northern Bt. 1041 ,Do.A I •rec. no dlr. an- 123 124 et 1100 I D.. is 1 til 6p. 4. Is paldll —.— K 100 Do. Ord. Det Dlr. Stock —.— 84. 100 lot South& Wed. (Ira) 11l SI es. 100 areas Western ...... _ 421 421 421 If W. 100 Do.StourYWOualltk — —. 116. 100 Do. South Wake .. 60 66 S< 100 Do. W. Mkt. —Oxford —.— 811. WO Do. Do. Newport 28 113 01. 100 Lancashire &Yorkshire 1251 126 115 116. 100 Dm .BrlchtnAS.Cout 76 78 741 7 M. 100 London,Cbatbam,&Dov 17 171 el 100 Do. NI et, Extant. pe. 13 16 e l 100 London & North Westn. 1171 118 1161 IM. 1100 ;Londondr3onthWidarn 80 82 8 0 1 80 el 100 Man. Shot, &Lincolosh 48 40 K , 100 ,Ilelropolltan.. . . W. 100 1 Do. Estendon, *divi dend 6p. ct. tllllB7O 105 107 100 all IMetropolitanDldrid — 20 7 , Do. do. do. 10 all 1 D0..4 St. John's-wood el ISO iledland ll6l 117 • all Do. 19 Shane X 100 Do. Burnt & Derby B5 b 7 SL 100 North British 911. 100 ' Do. &tin ,Perth,Dand 14 18 --. W. 100 N. Marro—Berwick W 164 Do. ON. S. Pura — Pm IL 100 De. Leeds —— I 114. 100 Do. York ...... M 100 Do. Carlisle — 2e all Do. Stock. &Darling.l 114 35 f 2O Do. do., 1860-61 , 9 10 pm 114. 100 North London W ' 5 Do. do., 1846 1 1 11 S 6. 100 North Staffordahlre I 69 71 LL 100 N. &8. Western Juno : 113 115 L 100 Scottish Central 1 148 142 el 100 Shropshire Union ! Q 100 South Damn 1 44 46 W.lOO South Eadern , OS 681 671 lis all Stahme,Woldnisa l 81 91 55. 100 Taff Vale 1142 167 II I 4 , Do. C 'le Si pm 8l 100 Waterford & Kllkanni, 10 0 , Waterloo & Whitehall —, —. NAILWAT/ Atlantic & Elt. Lal Boni. Bar. RC. In. Op. a I — DT) . sP ans ,Buffalo & L.k. Hun's r r all P;ef eWoieW -- 1100 Bit ,Braat.,&Godertch 6 par CCM 187144 .. 100 Cal 418 &Worn sp. eg. 1100 ,Cape T. & Dock 6p. c. g. en ;Demerara, .o . 1100 'Tait Beagal (L P : l r: 6 ? Do. do. 6 d 0... 100 Zara ladlan go. 6 d 0... 100 Grand Track of Canada ! sli Do. aquip. H. allp.ct. 'an Do. latpref. Booth an Do. do. deferred an I Do. fad pied Booth. aB De. do. deferred A Do. grd pref. Stock.. in Do. do. deferred an Do. Mb per. Stock.. an Do. do. deferred 1* Great lett= Peninsula 68 72 48 42 101 i 1014 1014 1914 167 108 19; 20 88 60 62 64 1 07 i ri i 8 it 64 ST 40 is lb 60,000 106 107 Do. WM 6 per oust. Do. Now do Do. Now at S. of Indio g. 5 p. et IDo. 4 1 Far cant Do. .06 Wodern of Cou;di Pok 1 I pm 1 lipm 98 100 I Do. New Do r :e.d pay. 18710 Do. do. do. 18774 Ind% eh(Limited) Madras raw. 6 p. Not Do. do. 44 Do. do. 4e do Do. 711th Iztoodos Melt.. and flobooo's Bay Do. 4 p. et., poy.lBBo Do. 5 p. cL , pay. 106 delude, Do. gas. d r eamt Do. do. do.-- Do. Punjaub do. _ Do. Indus St. not do. la IS ISt is 92 96 66 66 le Oil 101 102 It 96 SO IS SO 112 US Ull U Si IN N N 100 98 19 98 l 09 010 9 746 *O.OOO I 1000,000 1100,000 10.000 40,000 10.000 •7,000 13,000 16.000 ii:aii I 10. , 000 6.000 134,790 60,060 Lel& 80.000 16,000 u,OOO 27,000 110,000 IMMO 14110,1 ON 110,000 WIN WOOD 10,000 •0,000, ii,ool/7 1 , 17,660, 14} - 4 Si 9-18 e 2 ~i ! 10,000 12,000 12,000 10 000 _... _ I _,_ poo,ooo 40,000 22,600 110,000 60,000 20,000 10,000 0,000 00 00 16,000 61,000 93,000 20,000 a -. •r - 40 i " i 1 1 ii i I t"! 11. di. li 2 19 = t . dls li 1 .. i I elle fraz 71 1 ...- f Pm I ii.iii , Piti,4oo, wo,000! TAM 87 . 1 " I I 154_ 66. I 100, 000 MOP i - 4 1 _oe_ j w,ioe 11 dasi 1t ASO IWO i ii ii .,. 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The unfavourable weather and the absence at the moment of any investments of importance have encouraged a renewal of speculative sales in the stock markets, and the general course of prices to day is unfavourable. Consols, as well as the New Three per Cents. and Three per Cents. Reduced, have declined per cent. British railway stocks are generally offered, and have given way in in. at cases, owing to the threatened strike of the engine drivers and firemen. The reduction in some of the foreign securities does not exceed per cent. The transactions generally are limited, attention being still directed to the fortnightly settlement, which will be completed to-morrow. In connexion with the arrangement of the account, the failure has been announced of a dealer, but his liabilities are stated to be very small. The directors of the Bank of England have made no change to-day in the rate of discount. There was no general expectation that a reduction would be announced, the revenue payment& to the Bank usually increasing at this season. It is not impro bable, however, looking at the very small supply of bills offered, that a movement, from 3 to 214 per cent., may be resolved upon during the next few weeks. The quotation for the best paper in the open market is 21 to 21 per cent., showing no vari ation. In the Stock Exchange short loans are ob tainable at 2 per cent. Consols are now quoted 91i to / for money, and 91/ to N for the account. The Three pEr Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are called 89} to i, ex div. The government broker hes bought to-day 34,000/. New Three per Cents. at 891, ex div. As regards foreign stocks, a reduction of I per cent. is observable in Spanish Passive, the Com mittee's Certificates, Italian of 1861, and Mexican. Turkish of 1865 are quoted 291 to 30i ; Greek, 15 to ; Spanish Passive, 211 to 22 ; ditto Cer tificates, 141 to g ; Italian of 1861, 54 to ; Maxi an, 17; to ; Russian Scrip, 2g to prem.; Chili= Scrip, 21 to dia. ; and Danubian Scrip, 1i to 1 dia. United States 5-20 Bonds and Erie Railway shares have declined /to per cent., being quoted 741 to d, and 39k to respectively. Illinois Central are unchanged, at 77/ to 78. . _ . Atlantic Cable shares are quiet. Anglo-American are quoted 151 to r, and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 21 to 3. International Financial shares are quoted 2 to die. ; London Financial, 18 to 17 die. ; General Credit, 3 to 2f die. ; Credit Fonder, 6 7-16 to 5-16 dia. ; National Discount, 71 to 8 prem., ex div.; and Hudson's Bay, 15. to 16. Anglo-American and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference shares were in demand, and advanced tr. to 7s. Gd. , leaving off at 14 to „ ' and 213-18 to 115-18 respectively. Telegraph Con struction were quoted 11 to 1 die., being unaltered. Hudson's Bay shares closed at 151 to 16 ; Na tional Discount, at 7; to 4 prem., being 2s. Ca. better ; and General Ottoman, at par to 1 prem. Miscellaneous shares showed in some cases • droop ing tendency. Home and Colonial Assurance de clined 12s. Gd.; Ebbw Vale and North British and Mercantile, 10s.; and Egyptian Trading, 2s. Gd. General Steam, however, improved 10s. The only movement in colonial government securities was a reduction of 1 per cent. in Nova Scotian. _ _ United States 5-20 Bonds were inquired for, and rose I per cent. Atlantic and Great Western Rail way Debentures and Consolidated Mortgage Bonds Unproved but Erie Six per Cent. Convertible Ronda fell 1, and the shares, as well as Illinois Central, 1. Prices closed as follows :-5-20 Bonds, 741 to ; Erie Railway shares, 30} to 40 ; Illinois Central, 7Th to 78 ex div. ; Atlantic and Great Western Kailway Debentures, 32 to 33 ; ditto Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 24,1 to 25. The annexed report on the market for American securities is from the circular of Messrs. Satter thwaite and Co. : The scrip certificates for the issue of 4,000,000 florins of obligations of the Dutch Indian Railway are now ready for delivery to the subscribers, in exchange for the bankers receipts. The balance of the 550,000/. debentures of the colony of Queensland, which were submitted to tender by the government agent, Mr. Herbert, on the 27th tilt., are understood to have been dis posed of. There were no transactions in bullion at the Bank yesterday. Since the date of the last return only 5,0001. has been sent in from abroad, and 18,0001. taken out for exportation. Some con siderable parcels of sovereigns, however, have been withdrawn during the week for Ireland. The accounts from Manchester announce the stoppage of Messrs. Lawrence Hindle and Son, cotton spinners and manufacturers, of Accrington, but their liabilities are stated to be limited. The Bank of Australasia have announced a dividend at the rate of 12} per oent. per annum. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,0511. over last year ; and the Midland, an increase of 5551. A special meeting of the shareholders of the Northern Railway Company of Buenos Ayres is called for the 20th inst., pursuant to a requisition from several shareholders, " for the purpose of appointing inspectors to examine into the affairs of the company." The directors, on their part, have given notice that immediately the business of the above special meeting is concluded a second special meeting will be held at the same place, for the pur pose of considering the 27th clause of the articles of association of the company, requiring the direc tors of the company to convene a special meeting upon the requisition of ten shareholders entitled to vote, holding in the aggregate not less than 500 shares, and making such alterations therein as to the meeting may seem expedient. It is notified that the share transfer books of the Merchant Shipping Company (Limited) are to be closed from the 20th instant till the 2nd April, in order to enable the directors to carry into effect the resolution of the special general meeting held on the 14th of November. A general meeting of the Imperial Austrian Cu Company (Limited) is called for the 15th of ApriL A petition for the winding up of the London and County General Agency Association (Limited) is to be heard before Vice-Chancellor Stuart on the 22nd instant. We have to report a fair amount of business in the Lon don market for American securiti.•s since our last. United States 540 Bonds of both issues have improved on the decline in the premium on gold reported by telegraph from New York. The earlier issue close 744 to t, and the lAA bonds 72i to 73i. The chief feature in the market for railroad shares has been the improvetuent in the Fries on higher quotations accompanied by buying orders from New York ; the price has advanced nearly 4 dole., the latest quotations being P 24 40. The Illinois Central have been steady with a limited amount of business. ranging between 774 and 78. For Virginia Sizes there has been • renewed inquiry on the proposed resumption of payment of interest. In Atlantic and Great Western securities there have been numerous transactions ; the certificates of debenture sad consolidated bonds both show slight im provement, while for the first and second divisional mort gage bonds there has been more inquiry, and an advance of three per cent. has been established. The trustees fur the certificates of debenture have been notified that a divi dend of twenty-five per cent. in cash is payable on the stock of the Oil Creek Railroad. There is 50,000 dole. of this stock lodged at the Bank of England, as well as *ll,OOO dole. of First Mortgage Seven per Cent. Bends, as portion of security for the debentures. This comprises all the stock and bonds delivered to the contractor for work done in building the road. The preparations yesterday for to-morrow's set tlement in the share market showed a generally limited supply of stock, but it was somewhat larger in the afternoon than in the morning. The fol lowing shows the terms on which the carrying over, as regards the leading securities, was gene• rally conducted : MIRE&-(THIS DAY.) Ora o'CLoot. In the mining market to-day there is little busi new., apart from that connected with the settle ment, but prices are rather firm. West Chiverton shares are quoted 59 to 61; Chiverton Moor, 84 to ; Prince of Wales, 645. to 565. ; Great Vor, 194 to 20; North Crafty, 5} to I ; Prosper United, hi to 4 ; East Lovell, 10 to 4 ; East Russell, 31 to Great North Downs, 4to ; North Treskerby, 2to 1 ; Weft Drakewalls, Bs. to 9s. ; Drakewalln, 12s. 6d. to lfis. ; and Great Retallack, 34 to 4. CONTANGOS. 0Pe 919 9. Clodng. Anglo-American Atlantic a per cent. Pref even toad. .. even to 3d. Great F.astern.. -33 to 3-32 .. 1-32 to 1-32 Great Western even to 1-6 .. even Great Northern A * to f .. even to London and North-Western * to * .. 346 to 1-16 London. Chat, and Dover 146 hack toeven .. 1-16 belt Sateen Lancashire and Yorkshire 3-16 to 3-16 .. 3-16 to 5.16 blanch, Shelf., and Lincoln even to 1.. even to 1-16 Metropolitan., lto .. 3-16 to 5-13 Midland -16 to 3-1 .. 3-16 to 5.16 Dover Isedbk.tol-leen... even Luxembourg Illinois Zees United States 5.30 Bonds Grand Trunk of Canada Great Western of Canada 6d. to 9d. .. 6d. to 9d. WEDNESDAY EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 91i, "buyers," for the 10th April, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 91 5-16 to 7-16, or 91i. For money the last price was 91} to I. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents, were again in request, and experienced a fresh rise of per cent., closing at 89g to ex div. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91}, g, ; ditto, for account, 91g, 111, g ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89 g , f, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 88g„ g, g, ex div. ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 109, 8g ; ditto Bonds, 35e. prem. The India Five per Cent. stock continues to rise : transactions were recorded to-day as high as 109. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 12s. to 17s. prem. The dealings in foreign stocks were upon a very limited scale, and prices generally closed the same as yesterday. Egyptian of 1864, Brazilian of 1865, Russian of 1822, and Turkish of 1858 were * per cent. better ; but Greek bonds and coupons, Italian of 1861, Chilian scrip, and Mexican de clined * to I. Bank shares were inactive, and prices generally unchanged. Alliance were heavy, and fell IL 10s. English and American also declined IL, while Anglo-Egyptian and Metropolitan improved 10s. The amount of business in the shares of the financial companies was extremely small, and with the exception of a trifling recovery in General Credit, prices were without change, being as fol lows :—lnternational Financial, 2 9-16 to 7-16 dia.; General Credit, 2 15-16 to 13-16 dis. ; London Financial, 18 to 17 dia. ; and Credit Fonder of England, 6 7-16 to 5-16 dis. B. T. I W. Nairn 29.80 85 B. Aberdeen 29.86 29 N.W. Leith 29.83 33 N. Ardrosean 49.7755 H. Oreeticastle 29.74 34 E. Valentia 2946 39. N.E. Cape Clear 2949 39 E. Liverpool 49.6634 Z. Holyhead 39.52 33 E.V.E. Penzance 39.63 49 W. Brest 39.53 60 W. Lorietit . 49.195E B.W. Rochefort WOO 54 R.B.W. Plymouth . 29.43 4 E. Weymouth 29.47 161, N. Portsmouth 29.48 313 London 29.68 331 3. Yarmouth 29.63 34, N.& IL Scarboro 29.78 13, 8.11. Shields ugh 59.833 6 B.E. Helder ; prior. i Maim. lon JOINT • TOOK SANYO. Zronnala 0.1111 Alliance Limited Anglo Austrian Anglo Emilan(lAm.) Anglo Isin (Limited) Australasia Hanka Britisheolumbin n. s pm Book of Tempt I Beck of Otago (Limited) Basikofflotorta,Austral Book of New Zealand Britialitt CeUturulaii(L) British N. America C. Bk. India, Aus., Chios Chat Ma . of ladla, etc. I City OomoMated Bank (L.) Do. do. New .. Delhi and London (L. ).. Let London (Limited) &Morn Exchange(lam.) English and Amerlein Eng. &LIAR. dolanelroL Erig.floot.& Anal. Chartd English and Swedish (L Imperial Beak (Limited)) Imperial Ottoman .... lonian . Do. New Land Mort. Bk lodls(L) DoWn.Deb..lBB4,lloyes LaiLEkotilaztoo,eto.(L) Loodoo end Do. New Togo 100 London& BIverPIMML) 10,000 26 Do. Now, ha at lipai eo.ooo' 25 Do. de. do 50,000' 20 Lon. CL. Bank of Anstrl 17,600 10 'London and County 12,000; 110 London Joint Stock 16,0001 10 ILondon South African 10,0001160 I Lon. & & Western (Una) 6,0001 60 London &Venexuala(L) 10,000 1 100 London & Westminster. 10.000,100 Xerdtant Bank (Um.). 6,000 100 , Do. New 60.000 1 50 Mercantile&KzenantL 20,0001 10 Metropolitan (Waned) 11,000 , 100 Midland Bank (Lim) 11,0001 6 National of Australasia 10,000'100 , National of Liverpool 10,000'100 N. Pro. of in/land 10,0001 2O I Do. Ihul & Ird 60,000 50 National Bank 60,000 10 • New South Malin 10,000, 20 North Waders @MOO: 26 ' Oriental Bank Comoro 17,210, 10 I ?myna BeaMogOorp.(l) 10,000 100 Pro/vine. of Ireland 10,r o i 10 1 Do. do. New 20, ft South Australia 11,051 100 I Stand. of B. S. Africa 10,000 100 1 Do. do. sea at 6 per. An% II !Unice of Anadralla 10,0001106 ' Union of Ireland (Um.) 10.11110 , 00 1701os of London FOREIGN 1:15,0 0 0 "1° 1 2 : 1 Ca l i g ii ra°- Co ßr p:er .ikan a°ll4llm. (Lfathed:l ... 26, 222 000 ' 1 2 2 CapulaSl7 - er - (Limi -.) ted) 20,00 d I Chentaleso.2s.6lln.,lo 10, 10 Colgate, (Limited) .... NO, 1 Don Pedro, N. Del i 26, 11 Rut Del 247(1.2111,8d) 25, 2 Fortuna (Limited) .... _;. 7 10, 2 Frontluo&Boli 0 11°. , " li illapunda (Unified) .. 1 oenenl 15, 1 rearm (Limitad) .... 7,027 6 Lualtaidan (Loll).. 60,004 4 Panolcillo Copper (L) 10,000 6 iPeetaram Gold (Um). 10,0001 20 PcnitgibaudgthorLead 100.000 6 Port Phillip 12, 10 Royal Cohn Co o ;. no, 1 rieottLeh inetral. ea 11, 20 fit. John del Rey Um. 43,11 110 'United Mexican 11), 2 Val AnUgoria (LI go, 1 MallanzamaGold(Um. 1 10, 10 !Vancouver Coal ( Um 11, 10 !Val Mime= 'Limited 10,3 1 !Wallas Gold (Limited go, 1 Worthing (Limited) 1 26, 1 Yorke Peninzola(Lim. 46MR 11 ;Tudanaraufana (Um. e an an an an 7i 61dM u 9 (Us 1 1 3 l et ei *Us 87 19 11 13 6 _4 es 8 4 - 4 1 8 1 4 4 48 40 164 ICI $1 U 124 144 87_ 34. Da I I pu I t 2 65 66 42 a 1 .9 19. 11 . 1 - 613 11 10 dl• 93 96 16 17 11 9 dla 9 7 dla 3 9 3 1 dla 1 !9a idle fpm 63 65 44 44 par I 42 43 7 e 71171 63 96 26 28 11 10 7 6 46 48 10 8 44 66 COLON LAI 0017113,2111L^CT 450.000 100,0001 1186,1 900,1 Beth& Coln. 60.4.,187.1 Do. 181)6 Can. Gov. 6 p. a.,1677-84. Do. apercklb.d.Aug. Do. 6 peret.llar. Do. 6 p•r otasarri Do. per el. Ls. Bloc C6 Br i ° SO:ifoos Do. do. 1890-91 224,600, D0.6p.e.Ap.6t0ct.1900 100,000 Ceylon. Nov. 1F99,1 c 8 26000 Do. 1878, do.. 1,000,0061 Do. 1872 d 0... !os.oo Mauritius 6 pia 68,1873 200, Do. 1876 1 200,000, Do. 1882 $OO.OOOl Do. 18116 186,660 NataL Gov. 6per 0404.. I 186,00 e New BrunaGov.6l 9lBoB . 1,186,8001 New South Wake Gov.. p. 6=8,1871 to 1876 1,671.800; Do. 6p. e.lBBB to 1891 860000, D0.6p.c.r,1887 to 1875 I 160.000' New Zealand Spar cent. 1.000,000 Do. 6per cent. 600,000 t De. 6 per cent. 1891 100,0001 Do.do.lan JunedDec 260,000 Nova Scotia 6 p. e., 1876 1,860,100 Quesnaland Goy. 6p, ct. 18.Auat.Gov. p.0..87.77 761,8001 De. 1876 and upwda. 860,000 21aG09.6p, e. Jan. Jilt 7,000,0001 Do. 6p. cL April& Oc FORIMON LAW Ltcwird a .7 Mean X Japed= Arret,o.l3..g.Th nag ) Central Argentina Cb ?oo laP° Ertensinn Dttniburg & Dutch Sheath Do. Eutern of Prance • • European Central (L) Great Luxembourg /Imperial Mexican (L) Letoberg-CaternowiU(L) INam.aLlige t s ine Do. p.c, Prf. gov Northern of France N. Rail B. Ayres g.T.p.a Do. Deferred Norwegian Trunk Pref :Ottoman (SotyrtisAidln Parls,Lroas,andMedlt. Paris and Orleans . Recife &S. Francis. ) 'Nora Sardinian ,snits ".... I Do. 7 per cent..... Sambre and Ileum . Do. Cipercent.Prit. Ban Paulo(L) g. 7 per et 'll.Auat.& Loin. Venetian Illostb East. of Portugal _ _ IBoatNeo of iri;e777 rru and Savor i Do. it pie cent. Prot. Watt N.W. of Prance YOBEIGN OBLIGATIONS. all :. Lazanlbourgsp.aint. all Do. all Anna and Matanzas all basaanne and FM* all ltatanam and Sa all Do. Second lean all 'North of Franco 3 p M an I Do (late Chart. 11l p, et all ,Ottoman (Smyrna, On) , all Do. do. lamed at 72 all IParls,l,yeas,&Mn 3p.d. alt Recife & 8.7. (Porn.) 1 r all Swedish 6p. et La Grande 7 p. et Ana &Loan-Yen. Sp.c l thEastof Port.7p.e Marna FranoeSp.a nth Ita li an, $ per et W.dttl.W.ollra.lp. e Si 17 1831 87 89 90 101 too 100 40 100 ?,OMAN 6,078,111 1,1187,601 87 90 14} 13 55 65 20 25 In 12i 90 9i li 2 85 88 9 91 In 121 6 6 12i lli St. Mast and West India .100 124 127 St ,London &St Ilatharla. 00 60 SS 100 Do. Belt St 6p. oast 8t Southampton 100 8t Sung Camara s 1 —SOS bee. Vi. I Z. 1 i 0 1 9. I 1. Po , i Si 11' .# ~i COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (nr TELEGRAPH.) (rani ooa owl; ooemerotrrurr.) The cotton market continues steady, et yesterday's ad vance. Sales about 15,000 bales. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) . . SUGAIL-The demand, which a moderate, is chiefly con fined to refining qualities of West India at previous rates. Low brown to middling Demerara, 2.. to 32a. 6d. ; Jamaics,ll4. 6d. to 345. Re fi ned continues quiet, dried goods are without change. Pieces rather lower. COFFEE continues to he in good request at firm prices. Plantation Ceylon sold-fine and fine fine ordinary grey, 72i. 6d. to 745. ; tine ordinary to low middling eoloury, 75e. Gd. to 78s. 6d. ; middling to good middling, 795. to 85a. 6d. • fine bold, 91s. ; pea berry, 86s. to 96e. ; native. small, 555. 6d. to 595. • ordinary, 625. Gd. to &is. ;'cod ordinary, Goa. ; fine ordinary, 01. ; boll, 71s. 6d. to Cocos, i s dull of sale, and 2A. to 3s. lower for common to .iddling Trinidad ; good and fine unaltered grey sob! at 64. to 695. ; middling to fine red, 70s. to 88.. TCA.-The market continues without improvement. Roz.-Small parcels of Demerara sold at Is. 7d. to Is. 7141., with Mids. at Is. 8:d, and barrels at ls. 9.'d . FRUIT.-Currants have sold more freely, at fully previ ous rates ; Valenti. raisins steady. Rion.-No aides roport4aL Aanowiaxm is only in moderate request, common St. Vincent sold at 2.1 d. to 3d. SPICIM-There is a fair demand for most descriptions. Pr-PPM-Black sold at the previous value. Penang, 20. to 3d. ; Singapore, :lid. ; Aleppo, 3Ad. ; white at a decline,slight s'd. to s:d. ; pimento alai; rather easier, ordinary to g ood, 1:41. to 2ld. ; Zanzibar cloves, 3d. to 3:d. • nutmegs, small, Is. to Is. 4d. ; bold, 3s. fid. Oirrox.-There is an active demand at ;d. per lb. advance. . . Jun is dull of sale at previous prices. SALTPETRE.-1,:40 bags of liengal roll, refraction ff.` to 7j, at 18e.:1.1. cash. 18t4o0.—The following are the prices realised at the quartet ly public sales of Guatemala: Cortes, low, 2s. Id. to 3s. 10d. ; ootuuming sorts, 4s. 4d. to ii.. ; shipping, 4s. 441. to fo. 3d. • good, 54. to Ss. ; Sobres, 'w. ed. to Gs. Bd. ; Flores, es. 94. to 7s. 9d. Of 8,9Z3 'morons offered, 7,1.'4 serous sold in the room, and since about LW serous of them are bought in or withdrawn. C.THINEAL. —At the public sales Teneriffe sold at 'A per lb. decline ; silver. 3s. 3d. to 3s. Gd. ; black, 3a. 4.1:t0 4s. ; Honduras ails er at steady prices, 35.:41. to 3s. 7d. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady ; annexed 'are the present quota tions :—Town tallow, 41s. (Id. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 435. 9d. ; March. 435. 6d. to 435. 9d. ; April to June, 435. 9d. to 445. ; October to December, 445. "...L to 445. (id. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is the same as on Thursday last. The trade is very slow indeed, and the small amount of business trAnsacted is at about Monday's quotations. We have a shorter supply of sheep, yet it exceeds the demand. They cannot all be di.posed of, although there is a disposi tion to take lower prices. Calf trade is also doll, yet choice qualities find purchasers at fair rates. Our foreign supply consists of 170 beasts, 1,780 sheep, 104 calves, and % 5 pig!. Per mane of Bthe a el. ad. Per stone of Mtn ad.s. d. Hest Seats, Iterefda. 5 0 6 2 DeatDosdElf.bds:4l 0 0 0 • Beat Short-horns 4 a 5 0 Beet Loncwools.... 6 4 6 6 8800nd eaaL beasts 30 3 8 Do. do. ahem.... 00 0 • Calves Phi Beat Dostlllt.breds 5 to 6 0 i lambs Heacts at market, 400: sheep and lambs, 3,330 . i .Jvee, 143: pigs, 110. _ SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade at the fal lowing prices, viz.:—Prime clover, from 100.. to 110 s. ; inferior ditto, 80.. to feia. ; prime wooed cut clover, Ws. to Ms. ; inferior ditto, 50a. to 70s. ; best green hay, Mc. to 90s. ; prime meadow hay, 755. to 1536. ; inferior , ditto, Ms. to 651.; straw. 404. to 465. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LATmtrooS. Yana, 13,—Bales Wag: Furnetew 1867, Jr -Great Eastern, 3044; new account, 304 _3O I—Ureat Western, 423 424 ; new account, 424 1 1 London and North Western, 1173 I new account, 118 174 f ad.—Manches ter. Stieffield,and Lincolnshire, 483 : new aGYOUnt, 4 Nletropolitan, new account. Isel—midiaaxt, mi a an— North British, new account: 341 4-Beuth Eastern, 981: new an- Count, 484—Budalo and Lake Huron, 41-16 4 15-16 4 ; new an- count, Ws. 1014.—Rrie, 39 1 I—United Staters 6-10,1848. 744 1-- Dukh Rhenish, paid-up, new account. 221--Oreat Luxembourg shwet, 10 11-16 ; new account, 103 13-I6—Spanish Passives, SO — Thames and Merwy Marine (limited), 3 144 all p.—Ang6c. American Telegraph. I:4—Atlantic Telegraph per cent , new account, 2I —Liverpool Exchange, 271—Livmpool United Gas, art ad. plascunsnot, MAWR 13.—The market wasireasrall,y flat, buil rather more business war done for nextthan the present amount. Atlantic Telegraph preference" 8 per cent., GO . next account, rid —Confederate Loan, al—District Bank, 17p.—Eries, ; next account, 384 40—Grest Eastern, 80 1 ; neat account, 301 12 t v it DI al 11-4; runt lalleinbotirg, 101; nen &comet, 18g. 11-16 1-04644 Northern A. 1334 ; next amount, 1 eatern, next a:count. 42f 341 I—London =own Western, ; next account, 116 171—Manchester, Sheffield, and Uncninahlre, next account, 481 11 1 1— Ditto, ‘A Prat, 6 3.l6_366tropolitan, next account, 1121—Midland, 1171 next ir . c . w a y 1163—North Brash, 34 ; next account, 341 4 32—South 'astern, next amount. (3141 I—lndian Branch, 1 d. B/RMINOHAII, MARCH 19. 8643644 done: Wagon Limited . at 114 cash: Gloucester Wagon at 11 11-18 Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Wsgou limited at 0; Ranee) . Carriage Limited' ;Oldbury ,at 1 :140 and It prem.: Midland Contract shares, at 74 dla. ; and Muntis M shares, at 2 dis Closing prices Birmingham Town and District Banks, buyers, at 111 Staffordshire Joint Stock Bank I Limited), at ig won buyers : Millland Financial, at If to 1i - and Railway Rollhag Stock (Wolverhampton), at 141 to 15 per share. The Red White and Blue, towed by the steamer Hutreuibley, has left Havre for Paris by the Seine. The ToulonSentinel says that orders have been received to arm two steam gunboats of the first class in the shortest time possible. They are intended, it is be lieved, to reinforce the naval squadron in the Levant under Rear-Admiral Simon. OITIBIAL PALIMI. -On 131111.11W41 DAT. -..- WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13.—Admissions on payment, 610; ditto. by INSIOR tickets, 1,2.3. Total visitors, 1,863. It 1 t o ! 1 i I I I' is , i , i 1 1 ; 1 k i • i 1 ! 1 i 4 , t i i . , i i ' 1 411 1: , 1. 11 I • I' ll : li i • a i l i, i t I . 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