The Express. — London, England, 1864-02-09 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Oldbury.) ioirflus r. VIOLT/1111X AND A OBTIN.—.70D011:111S. OW cue the will of one Austin wee propounded by etn'i wie , The cue was tied at the Liverpool winter bdore Mr. J mice Williams, and it had resulted in - ,r er t i l l ict of upsetting the instrument. A new trial bad ,„ u pen been moved for. Mr. Justice Williams was of ... ; ,,one that then as a strong ease oe both sides, and that did not know whether he should not himself have found the same• r as the jury if the matter had been left to The w ould therefore be no new trial, bat the court 11;11.1110W re the cod.' on both sides out of the estate. SCOTT V. SCOTT.—JUDGIDENT. T o was a suit for the restitution of conjugal rights, filed I T •,P tau , ;icon, Mrs. Scott having replied by alleging ruler.A jury had fund for the petitioaer, and a rule for • trial lend been moved for before the full court. Wilde said the other members of the ooart WWI Of er inion that the case ought to be further argued, and • rule f the new trial would therefore be granted. w! ,,,„:011 is INSCOII AND PLOWDEN.—JCIDGILINT. Ttp ca m was tried last week before the court without a It was a petition for dimeolatice promoted ler y to Captain ji . ~,corn of the Eogineers, for adultery al hem jno committed by his wife with Lieutenant Lowden, at o^....cottah. in India. The wife wee stated to have ocien rtk.d a dultery many years ago with a Major Clarke, but kad been forgiven by her husband. • Wilde. in giving judgment, observed that when f.irtain iVinecom has receive a communication re his wife's conduct be did what might have Jaen espected from an honourable rasa. He separated Lsielf from the respondent, he investigated the facts as fax a, co uld. and talked the matter over with his friend, Colonel Middleton. Both gentlemen came to the eosin s:.ll that though there had been such misciondoet, Gen had been no actual adultery. The petitioner then made the respondent primes not to speak to I.:entenant Plowden again, and he renewed his oohs bution with her. Had he taken a differeut course, he (Six • Wilds) was of opinion that it would hardly have been ~,e . a ia ry to fled positive adultery with Lieutenant p;owden ; for he thought that the respondent's proved ads- Nu j ih it would have toured to revive the previously mo aned adultery. However, Captain Winsoom mat his wife to E ur ope, accompanying her as far as Point do Celle, in coke, and parted with her on the most affectionate WM& Tae respondent stayed for some months at Aden • ; x i a long correspondence ensued, which the ~ot had studied with great care. On the one vle the husband's language might be than epitomised ~iff love you and will pardon you in your true religious reientance. Go to my sister in England, who will help re: to repot. You have never loved me as you ought, and rave never been sufficiently grateful for my past leaky." 11 3 laeguage was that of stern reproach, and be wished to • his wife humbled in dust and ashes. The language of the wife wen—" I wont pretend to religious feeling, of vlah lam toot sensible. Still lam most truly sorry lot the put. lam a sinful, wicked women ; pray take me bids Hoeg . for your society, but still you mutt take me tat as I am. Thisorith a great deal of religious discussioa en both sides,was the substance of this most distressing oar. rerpoodence. It came to a cruel awl., The husband had ~r.; 1; le ennui a letter in which he eocaidered that he boil her to come back, but the wife was waiting for the i :esation in plainer language ; and the next letter zfortted her that he had procured the opinion • one of the beet divorce lawyers is England re effect that her conduct with Plowden would be sue. to revive her adultery with Clarke. He (Sir J. Wilde) that that opinion had ever been asked for Greven. . .as the snit had been brought, it wan his duty to see 7.-taer the evidence was aufficiset to prove the adultery v : Lieut. Plowdeo. After the most omelet attention he 'teen able to give the matter, he was satisfied that origirul decision of the petitioner and Colonel t! 1:e ton was correct. Yet there had been much levity • ;Teat misconduct, but no antral adultery; and that Lis opinion, toe snit must be dismimed. It was im fo..W.e (continued the learned judge with peat emotion) fo feel the deepest interest in the f utureof the respondent. ,;:e case had been very carefully sifted, end the petitioner ry:d sot quarrel with a decision which was 'dottiest with Li own. He might therefore safely take his wife back again. No ens could read her pitiful appeals without feeling that Sp fume conduct would not he like her conduct in the mt. and that she would not disgrace that generosity and 1 nyerattee which had done him so much bosom% If thin C.uld ever be so he would haply out mum a failure et.:ch had prevented him from putting an end to the most s :ems act of his life. " Feria° et box olim meinininis javabit." .1‘ :o the co-respondent, tins court would r► nothing, ea u:: th►t he must psy his own costs. T. Tristram desired to say that the legal opinion reemd hid been takes, not by Oaptain Winscom, but by his Prution dismissed. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Registrar Murray.) IN BE LEVI! AID 110611011.-LAIKIE nuaraz I 1 711 Z The beakrupts, George Levey and Charles Robson, wre /scribed as printers and shippers, of 23, Great New- Met. Fetter•lane. This was the firet sitting. The statement cf debts and liabilities, prepered by Mears. Jokester, Lure, and Winkle, is very heavy, sod shows a total of besides • few hundreds due from the separate Mae of each partner. The bankrupt* thus describe the nue of their failure :—" Private speculations entered into by Ir. Franklyn, our late partner in Australia, vith the partnership assets, which speculation resulted in very heavy lour The following are the largest creditor :—Messrs. Barn and Lambert, Poetman-etrest, Forman-square, 4,6271. ; Erman and Co., ChiswelLstrest, J. W.Cripps, Snow-hill, 1,0671.; Lepard and Smiths, KIN-street, Cover-garden, 1,2941. ; Babas and Co., Clif ford's Ina, 1,6621.; arid* and Badge, Drury.1a5e,13,5271.; Williams, Deacon, and Co.,,Bircleleplane, 933!. ' Wrigley and son , Bildgarow, 1,1661. The meets if we ll redated, will pure coesiderable, probably sufficient far • &ridged of 'Ulu :he pound. The plant, he., in Fetter-Lae is estimated it 3.500). ; good debts, 2,0001. ; printing 'Retrials, tr., is Re:bourne, 20,0001. The estate hoe been under inspection kr several meths, bat some of the directing creditors baring sued the bankrupts the matter was necessarily brought into this esert. It is now stated that after the chance of assignees, the matter will be again takes out of can under the pro. Woos of the 110th section. (Before Mr. Registrar Brougham.) NOLLOWAY.—H•IT aND HAW!. The bankrupts wee* coal merchants, of Kio; ' a Lyisa, and Coulee. This was the firet *Min. The 6000.111111, prepared by Messrs. Harding and Co., show unissoured debts of 13,3001., irdb mete estimated at 7,0001. Tow adjudication was on. a creditor's petition. The tiaakrupta attribute their failure to toe abscoodiag of the jnaior partner with a cossiderahle suitiot of property. Mr. lAsisoc, snereliant, Old Brood twat, sad Mr. tiodpoo, wpngr, COOdUh 44 eDis war. awn soigne*. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) M A RLBOROUGH-STREET. egpl, BIIEAKING wee LTA. Xeres, a tin-plato worker ia the employ of Mr. bath manufacturer, of Ws/dour-street, Soho, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with viokistly assaulting sad breaking the leg of as elderly man ia the same employ named John John Dennis. a young man, said that on the miens afternoon. about h a lt-p ea t 2, th e prisoner the were having loom words in front Or OW at r•I Ship poldic.house, Wardourotrest. The prisoner drank llalliiLy, and then a tight ensiled. He (witness) parted tbsca and directly after the prisoner seised Halliday lad threw and them threw himself ow the top oi Halliday. Oa mustance going to Halliday it was found that his head wee badly cut by coning in contact with a cask, and that ace of Lis legs wa. broken. Subsequently be( witases) gave tLe rruooer in cla age, sad Halliday was conveyed to the 3 liateet Hospital, where he still remains. The prisoner asked the witness whether Balliday did not strike him first. DentiissaTdthe prisoner struck the fret blow. A certificate from the Mu'direr Hospital, signed by Mr. Pyle. the house surdeon, was headed to Mr. Tyrwhitt, de•erbitig the injuries Halliday hos received, and Mating that be would be unable to attend for some time. • Mr. Tyrwhitt said he should remand the primmer for a week, tad he had no doubt he should have to do so from week to week. The prim«? asked that ban might be taken. Tyrwhitt said he should certainly sot take ball, and the prisoner was remanded. MA RYLEBONE MI.AROEME-NT of TNL DISTIIIiCTOF THIS COVET. After the oftlinary eight charges were disposed of Yr. Ale? med—l here • charge-sleet before me is which oleo are charged with steidieg fish u Weethearse grove. How is it they are Doe here? Irsector Sime (I) divisioo)—That obargrabeet well have to go to Ilammeramith police...wort, where the mew me to be win tn. Mr. %annoy—ln what pariah k Wattboarne-grova •it Nte? s..rocel Doble, 147 D—lo Paddington. };,ale)—Theo, for the future, let all charges taken ‘ 3 xoy ovrt of Paddington be brought here, for en order LI , been Wetted to that effect. boble—l will report what you say to my inspector at P,dhooon-green Station-boom. !Previoasly to this order, which was published is the Ga.xter, and which was to hare takeu affect after the , th ultimo, one ball of the Parish' of Paddington was :n this di,triet sod the other half in that of Hammer- with. Much coalusims sad isionavesimme was often oc. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY eriosed by prethestree and whams' Wiesdher the wreag wart Tie juthaious elterstios will thop mythic( of the hied for the termed .41221. 21.70 21 abordess 29.68 24 lAIW 87.29 20.041.1111 Grecesemila 43 16' Galway Valencia 20.49 40 0 Cape clear 20.4444 I Qoassetowa .. Ilrerpoo4 . 49.0321 - Holyhead 29.65 36 I Paembroke Peamasoe . Brest - L'Orient .6 1 130 - Rochefort 29.65 22 - Ptycoouth 29.66 34 1 Weymouth 19.6420 - Portooloallt 29.4.6410' - Laidea Dover nra l , - Tarawath 29.509; - Scarborough— 29.61 29' 0 Shields 29.41 6 ,111' 29.46 U 0 moderato to straw. LL to &W. and N.A.. strong. a gale in phone, some rain or mow. N.& to &L and S. moderato to strong. with some all. N.N.W. to LN.L end LILL. trash, with 6011111 mow. &&w. 5.1.1. 11. W. SILL KILL e:ss N _ = N. W.N.W. N. N.N.W. N.N.W. W. N.M.!. nw►lLl ON NORTIEMUI 1111111ZDAY. &w. W i 7.74 back, straw to moderate, wiz. - stTotig to moderate, Vito SOCA rain. E.S.E. to 6.9. W., stroog to isodersto. P.N.S. to 8.8. E. freak wow to ;Aloe& Cautionary Signals on West Coast on Monday. Northern=Seotland. Western=lreland. Wales. and M iami:wire. Snuchern=lenglisit Channel and Elam Big. /gaiters :Eastward Ingland and Hellsoind. The Turin journals state that the handsome villa oil the banks °, the Lake of Como, befogging to the Coga tees Blevio, tumbled doers a few days beak, a great pert falling into the lake. Fortunately Do pen= wee on the premiere at the moment. . _ " Prince Torlonia," says a letter from Rome, " has just obtained the concearion of a railway from the mouth of the Tiber to this city ; and the surveys have been already conuneweed. This new line will compete with that of Civita-Feechia, and is especially iatended to favour the development of the trade of Fiumicino." . _ . ♦t a ball recently given by Prince Borgbece at Some, the Priam@ Yawn= lost a diamond bracelet, worth, it is raid, 400,000er., and no trace el it has sines been found. Mr. Field, of the Midland Circuit, and Mr. D. D. Rau*, of the Norfolk Circuit, have received the honour of an appointment se her klajeety's counsel ; and Hz. Pullin, of the South Wales Circuit, aad Mr. Simon, of the Northern Circuit, have been appointed by the lard Chazwelkir mejeentrat•law. REAL= Or Ma. M.P.—Ou Friday Mr. Wemyes, M.P., left Edinburgh as routs for Nice. We regret to Mate that the reeovery of our esteemed member bee been neither so complete nor so rapid as could have bees desired. Hie physiciani have recommended him to pass the spring months amidst the genial air of Nies, whither he has new set out.—Thinfersiline Praia _,_.______ Tag GLASOOIY MATCR.—The draught match between Wyllie (the " Herd Leddie and Martin, of London, has ended in the match being gained by Wyllie, after 18 days' play. The match was commenced on Tuesday, the 18th of January, in one of the rooms belong iag to the Trans . -house, and WWI concluded on Saturday evening, four games having been played daring the day, both players winning a pare, and the other two being drawn. Is all, 62 games have been played, of which Wyllie has gained ten and Martin flve, leaving 47 which have been draws. The match was played for the caimpimalaip of England sod Scotland, the sum of 100/.. aid 64 for each pme. Than Wyllie, who Mood five games ahead of his opponent at the maislusioo of the =etch, claims 254 in addition to the honour of championship and the major prise of 1001. —Sontrass. 'SALISBURY CATIIKDRAL.—By direction of the Dean and Chapter this magailkent sanctum be. been care fully surveyed by Mr. George Gilbert Snell, with the view to its entire restoration, both internally and externally. Certain substantial repairs essential to the security of the edifice are now in program, towards which the Exle 'erotical Communicates for England have given 10,00/. ; het the general state of disrepair, and more particularly the misty of the tower and lofty spire, have induced the ca thedral authorities to take active 1111•11111111 to carry out the moommeedations of the eminent Gothic architect re; tarred to. It is estimated that an outlay of between 35,0007. sad 40,000 i., exclusive of the 10,0001. voted by the cow mimionere, will be required, and it has, therefore, been de termined shortly to hold a public meeting in the city of Saliabury, to be presided over by the lord•lientenaot of the county, the Marquis of Ailsebury, and to appeal to the diocese for ths requisite funds. Bcrawai-anams.—The Bishop of London has, we hear, 'deified his interstice of conferrinhe rectory of Bethnal - green, meant by the death of the Rev. T. Gilson, D.D., upon the Rev. Septimus C. H. Htheard, M.A. Mr. Renaud was mate of St. May's, Bsysostousquars, St. Marylebooe, Irons 1848 to 1480. h the latter year be be same curate in sole chirp of the parish of St. George's. is-the East. The rectory of Bethoal-green is rallied in the "Clergy List" at 500 f. a year net, with house of residence. The hying is an important oils having from 8,000 to 9,00 personsspecially wader the rector's charge, and sthodrog se it dos at at the bead of 12 districts taken out of the mother parish of Bethnal peen. TRD PAorosan Coirause Bugaoralc.—The Arch bishop of Canterbury has received from Sir George Grey as answer to the asessorlel from the Upper Howse of Coerces tics, prayisg the Queen to divide the see of Easter, sad create a semi' derma of OorawalL We regret so learn from the reply of the Home Secretary that her Majesty's government decline to recommend such a sabdivieies, end also to eatertaim the several quotes of the increase of the episcopate. The charehmes of Cornwall, who have bees long and zealously exerting themselves to obtain this boos, with the hearty co-operator of the archbishop, end the unanimous coneareenes of the beach of bishops, will the decision of the prereet advisers of her Majesty with a sor row bordering upon istboation.—Waxers Morning New.. Sorra Kizsansurozi Moaaux.—During the week oodles Feb. 6 the rimless have bees as follows: Oa Monday, Tuesday, end Satards , free days, open from 10 cos. to 10 p.m., 8,756; as W y, Thursday, sad Friday, students' days (idolises to the public 6d.), open from 10 s.m. till 4 p.m., 1,450 ; total, 10,206. From the epeeist of the wninsam, 4,435,274. eitTOTAL PALLOI.--ONE 8111. LING DAT.-.-110/1- Dar, Fan B.—Adiaieslons OD payment, 447; ditto by season tickets, 575 ; total, 1,022. 101 7 OR .1 10 • 10 20 4 10 SHARE GISTS.-(THIS DAY) Two o'CumL The railway market is inactive to-daz with few transactions, and prices genitally exhibit no alteration compared with those last current yes terday. Metropolitan stock has risen 1 per cent. ; London and North-Western, and Great Eastern, f. Lancashire and Yorkshire has receded f ! London and North Western stock is now quoted 107 f to f ; Great Western, 66 to ; Midland, 129 to f ; lAncashire and Yorkshire, 109} to 110 f ; Caledonian, 121 to f ; South Eastern, 94 to ; Great Eastern, 491 to 50 ; Great Northern, 128 to 129 ; London and South Western, 1021 to 103} ; and Metropolitan, 106 to 106. Antwerp and otterdam shares are inquired for, while San Paulo are dull. Cape Town Railway stock is firm. Indian and Canadian railway stocks are quiet. LDLNAZY MUMS ANT ea. I Pd. I ILULWATL Was tody SO DAL 104 1 an i s Er y n ch ,RoLas flionrlral ▪ ,100 _ and Tyne 10 1 all Sairloo,ol.o Bt. 100 Bristol and /Cider. St. 1100 Caledonian SO all park and Bandon IC all Cornwall 10 Da A j A nodlr. until 6 10 all :Do. Irt. c patdtoa SW all Dublin and lone U all illganderkPerthotAbd.Ja 84. ;100 Edinburgh and Glasgow BR 1100 Olargow and &Wotan Bt. 1100 Groat Lama Ord. Bt. 04. ;100 - - . I DO. — I neat Do.! Aix Stk.. N 0.2 'Orval Nortitellkodurd 'Orval Northern J♦roc. so dlr. urr l - Do.B t 111 tlp. c. bpi(' BI at South X Wart. ars.) thwalyrestna _ _ D.:kaiser Do. South Wales Do. W. Mid.—Oxford Do. Do. Do. li Do W:= Lnaoashir•& Yorkshire' ILonctio mhui, d Blookwall Lou.l, to, & &Coast London, &Dor Londondallorth Weetn. London&SouthWeetorn lfia.,Bhef.,& Marrows Me and Carlislrese' Do. Do. I Wa' tropoiMan Do. New 00 dload ' MD all Do. New 00 Do. Bina. & Doh, AIM IO & GC Wu. (Ira) sll ▪ teat kim , '▪ IEI4 loot Ltas). 00 , North 00 Do. Yalla.,Portk.Diuwl 00 IN. Nastana—Morwlet ei Do. L O. X.& 00 Do. Leeds 00 Do. York 00 Do. °utak) all Do. etook.&Darllag It Do. io. 180640 10 Do. do. 1811040 00 North Loudon & Do. New ...... IS ,North Staffordakire an N. d:8. Walters' Joao : 00 'Scottish Central 00 iSoottlsh N.& Aber. Stk 00 ISoottik Midland alllSkrinrabury & Wolahpl 00 i Shropalarel:nlon 00 eath Devon 00 'South Eastern 00 'S. Yreka& & Elver Dan' Tol Vol. • I Do. I ▪ i Do. C tanyDiar T 2 ji D 0 BL 11011 'VWet Neigh 11l 1* Vickeis Ma. it Pimlico' .10* .Watadard & Kilkenny IL 1100 Mast Cornwall Bt 'MY 1 1 1./lartlpL Herb. & RI BRITISH PON (411N.1 RAILWAYS. I al Animate& 94.. Loimume la• floas.Bar. & C.l.a.g.Sp.e 1 U Do. New 74 Do. E Shares all Buffalo & lake Ilaron4 all Do. Preference I _ 100 100 Buff., Emilio! OoderSoh I Op. c. Ms. Aug. 1, 18721 la 100 Do. do. July 1, 18731 100 100 Do. Ito. Joao 1, 117 g 41 St. 1100 'Ca/ a B.Eaatornbp.o. S. 11,00 'Cope T. It Dock Olt e.g. 100 aD Dookorara,7 p.e.por. St. 110 Item Dowd go. 5 , toil in Indian aa. S do . 13 Do. 0 Irstoosios 13 = Do . 11 do Tank o[ 100 Do. tat peel. aomi, 100 all . Do. do. deter 100 , Do. tad ref. Boodri. 100 l ad Do. do. deterred' , Do. 11rd pref. Mock 100 all Do. cio. deferred 100 Ml , Do. t th pref. Stock 100 lal Do. do. deterred . St. 'lOO Areal Indian Pen 10 'l2 Do. g. It per eant sd . ' ..1 10 ' 12 1 Do. Jansery, too! dl. .100 & 11. India R. 6p. et. Bt. .1110 Do par amt. 20. Do 124: &l et. WiSklll of We' Id Do. Now 100 Do.llp.e.Rd& pay. la76' 100 i all' D 0.14 do. I. 18714, 10 !whoa Knee& Lltaltedl ay cent ] 81. 100 Madras guar. sp. it. 100 , Do. do. Ld n o d St. 'lOO Do. do. 4 do.— ' 20 Do. Fifth St. 'lOO Mefb. Corp. 6 per e. 13di 60 , all Kolls. aw Hobsorisll) 10 ; 01l N.Drod&Coada• St. ,100 ,N.ll-01C0n.6p.c.164gt11. St 100 ,Selods. gut. 5 por ant SR 'lOO Do. Delhi do. 10' ' Do. do. do. I 114. 100 I Do. Pullout, do Bt. IWO I Do. Lodes 5t.11104. do 1 101114 T STOCI No. 1 Sh. BANKS. 37 • 16 17 96 97 106 )06 49 60 66_ O. m gi Ili' iie 97 19 9 0 est 39 40 U 37 WI 106 100* 110* 74 n ICOI 104 40 4! 107 107* 1021 100* 61 61 ad 104 :OS 1 , 110 1 par 711 i n pas WI 140 111 3114 II ft 103 1304 N it 11.4 911 • 28 2 8 II 7 13t Pa US U 0 Pal 78 80 11 lle 123 1116 43 46 fe 100 63 . 101 ft 10} 166 170 I 4 6 pm 6 1 Pali 22 IS RON& Closing prima 101 Par Par II 9 tr iPm 10,000 100 Airs and C. Ser. Dank. 00 10,000 100 AlllanceLonALiverposi 15 10,000 100 ' Do. New I 10 100,000 II i/Lailo Austrian I f. 12) .1: NI 1031 i i i 103 zd 106 1 it 6 1 6 8 MI _ - Po 62i t_ 1.03 Stf Si eUs Ink lf 101 i lft ?I 8 ni los 21 si 1 121 19 p ward I dla ar 78 77 IS OS pia 170 176 t i ll Par le 41 43 $ ems s s 4 • S pm 47 49 4111 42 zd _m ii eoo 45 . 0 AZtral!sla 7,800 80 Xmr.. 10000 25 Bank of Egypt 011 1 6.000 100 Bank of London 25,000 16 'Bank of Otago "Undtad). 2 10,000 100 „Bank of Queensland (1 ): U 10,000 50 Blanket V tetorta.lll6lll 111 5,000 100 Bank of Wales , Lim.) 60,0.10 10 of New Zealand 50.000 91 Portuenase(L 5 16,000 50 Brit. & American Ex.(L' 15 20.000 50 Srlttsb N. America 12,500 20 Chstr.BlL Brit Columbia 10 32,200 10 C. 10k. ludla,Ana., Cldnii all 7,000 20 . Do. how 20,000 16 Quint 1L of Lodi...ie all 10, 1000 NO pty 000 100 Colonial 100.000 10 Consolidated Bank (L) 6 6,000 100 'Continental rL) lO 10,000 100 (BEglish sad Leah ;Usa ) U ii. 25.000 ft (Bag.Sool&Amil.Chartd. SD 40.' 00 6 0 'SAWA sad Swedish ( 6 60,000 00 ,Ifaropean Bank, Lind 10 10,000 100 i filndow.Chltunt.lap.(L) 26 10,000100 imperial Bank, Llnaled 20 136,000 16 Imperial Ottoman l4 100,000 10 land Mort Bk. India (L) 2 10,000 105 London Bank of Rent. (Li II 10,000 100 , Condon and Braalllas I 40 6,000 100 ,Lon.B.Atres&B.Platis,l4 ao 20.000 25 Do. do. Nev ; i 6,000 100 n., Mr., &S. Staff. (1 ): 17 ' 60,000 IS . Ch. Bank of AndeL I all! 10,000 100. don and Colonist (L. If 16.000 60 'London and County lO 6.000160 ann. liambg.Con.U..(L) 2 00,000, 60 Loudon Joint Stock , 10 10,000100 ILou. and Northern (L). U 10.000 10 'London & South Aides al 6,000 10' Do. Do. New MI 10,000 100 Jondon&S.AmerlearnL• I 5,000 100 Lon. & h. Weakens (UM' 15 I 50,000 10 , !Lott. & Westminster I2O 10,000 100 . 11erehaot Hank( Llin.) 1 7I 10,100 60 ,Mereautfle & &eland lO 1 10,000 100 . limn. & Prow. Bank (L 10 f 8000 100 .11nd Bank (Lim.) MOM 100 N aatlonal of lAwerpooi( 10 10,010 100 'N. Pro. of Inghtad 42 11,1101 10 Do. New PLOW IS 1 Do. d 6 0 MN 60 , rat i ona l Bank I is __ ___ __ . _. . - EC 47e - 23,000 2 _o ' l.w South Wake i iil 6,000 100 ,New 7.ealand ,141211061; 10 60,400, 25 ,Oriental Baltic Omen.' 611 20,000 100 Peaelzw. of Debut ll5 10,000 10 Do. New 2.5,000 NJ kind*, Pesj.,*D6ool (4 6 12,660 le I Do. New 16,000 26 rdooth Australis ell 10,000 100 :846ad. al N. S. Abias 4.450'100 ; Do. do. 40,000 13 Union at Autzela all 10,000 100 Doloa of Irelead (Lin) 22 20,060, 60 , 0■666 ad Lowden 1 li 1 a a 112 111 id al t ▪ i 44 • 1 Mat ri l f 12 1 111 3 2 Ms ▪ 4lpm is Ilipm id; 71 8 111 ps 1 Oidlaq WI 20 11 ml 9 11 pmi 2 1. 3 I d 3,4 315/ le 27 • 3du 63 sa 33 27 74 id 2 4 r r t 26 MI ,• 9411/ 4 11 ams 76 TS id 4 4 Pe tpm • Ila T 3pm na id 10. ied h . 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X .I.WallsOv.4 p.c.1103 MI 99 100 - .... .. Do. Sp. a 1071 to tele 100: 90 100 - -.. .. Do. Sp. o. MB to 1802100 99 100 961 140,000 .. Now lankaad • per 0.06'100, 107 100 no,oog .. Nova beetle Sp. a, lEl7OlOO' 103 101 - 74000000 .. Graerred Oov. I p. 0t..1 - -. .... .. LArA.Gov.O p. e. 800141 10$ 110 . 1 6 - .... .. 114.G0vip.67.0.&J 1 - - - .... - I Do. U. 0p.0.Apr5600. , 1 1091 1101 1061 1 1 1111771611 MINIX. IT. I ft. 1 Urns I Pd. Ili Flag Woo. IWO . 1 ot Orelen Con. G 014,11 i i t VI I - 12,1 .. Clifford Asa. .IS 19 - .. aria& i PO SOO Id WM 71 Id .. Drakewelle - .. Igor Derr (Moor ID 1 4 11 76 ad -Id 60,074 1 Meet Mgr Goid (Ur 88. 7 ea .. art Carron I 2G4444 VI - 4 .. Xrt Car Brae I 2.69 7 - .. XW. Ineeell (Trier ) 111.136 6 - Or .. Organise & lit. drys ii 10 11 - . 3 .. Over Booth Tores - O, .. G. W. Yoe ( 40 141 171 - 11, .. Ovorille 6.1641 6 4 - 1,024 .. Ganors foot - 4 4 1 ', 680 :: WBe e tra ThAnis 0 2.110 9 1 1 "- 9, .. e Vary I 40L. 17 71° - 49, 4 • vrynde Izon Or M I. .. /N N oeth sw B rowns I 7 .. North Radom II is a - 4 .. EX. Mt. Barr °Moral 5.6.0 21 If - 6,1 - 1, 61 ...... i l ia.suayri rro caredl 7 :7,4.( : (Cia. :;) 36.1 1: 11 : 67 7 . 4 0 62 iii 4 4 7 1, i 61 06 si a —...= • •. 7 ftiNkaar wle wassi Nowith ereig •Y • 111. 1 10 6 4 21 9 0: 4 - 0,000 1 Tar erflUALottllln.C. 4/ 1 I - 6,000, - Vim aloft 0,0004 .. I II U 12 -. 1,0261 .. W. Cusdos (I,lalmed) II 21 II - 8,0001 .. !Wait adverto• - 13 .. !Wok Isloa .. 1912. Swot - .. 'Oa. Haller M. 10 4$ 66 4.sca l .. i Wbod LadcoU .. /17./LeryAnnfllosbe ) 8 I 111 141 - . • I Viler Setr B6l 1 100 170 - 1,000 . Ma. Trekswasy WO I SI 26 -. 4900, .. 4119681 Union No. 11 . mnsiss. I 15000 10 Allaloliellaut 1113 g I A d 60,000 10 Atlantic Milan St. (L) all 20,0110 16 Auliallaa Udall— •• IS 10,000 15 AastlatlealLL*Fa..(l 1 67,000 10 &sellaWatorworka 1 an 10,0001 5 Bombay Goa (Liml 4 5.000. 10 , British American laao4 40 151.720/ ' IL ' & & I. Km. Tel. (L). 1 112 11500. ID IBrlttelt Indiaa Tea (ICJ I a anal aavesaarls Conway all 60,000 10 CaaadlanLoaadtlaw ;L) la Is., 110 lOW= 40.000 000 12 !Cow at=ler.(l ) 2 60.030 50 'Commerelalraloalm) 6 120122161 ,000' IL 23 1 e0p. 11 11 .UL 002 711 1 . 0 -1 al 100,8201. St. ! lOl cr a t .Prof steam 1 1.0 127.001 N., Ba I v : e t:p. at. 2101. UN. Y. 10.000 100 tearparatlas4. n WOO: 20 IL India 11216. & Caaall 5 visatk. 100.000' 20 EgyptlaaCom.&ll4.(L I 479,9731.. St. . Caddo hinges" 70.000: 6 :lag sad Alm Omper a 116,000 10 ,O.t.toelltetila.alLas.(L 4 20,010, 16 Von atom Na LI 140,000 , 20 ;Budion'sllay all 26,000 2 Indlau Carrying(L) 160,000' & !laternat.l l taaa.3uo. (111 4 11 I 50,000 20 Ita li an Irrig. (Cia. Om 10000007 100 Do. 4p. a. Ws. e. al —.. . . v I a ll* c I 4,14 4 ei a V ie l is: s - SI 111 315 1131 U. 5 3:p 161 ii 4 .._ I" 16 lii 3h 111 I U 4 zd 60,000, 26 10,000, 26 12,000, 6 20,000 60 176,000' 6 50.000 1 50 12,t00t 80 moot' 10 10.0061 66 12.600 10 .80,000 26 10,000 100 6,000 01 6,0001 10 1 #1 07 . 4, 1 lototStook Lond.aadealodos.lll. Lond.District Taw. ) Laud. num. AIIO. 1,4 Lood. G. thiudbos • Madras Miss. & I Nal:nth& l&ad,&e. ;L. !MAR. adds Tol. 01 Idoreso.Cre.llUaso.(L. Natal Land& CoL C. al Natunial Las. m. Co (L. NoUonal Stem Nay. ! NerbaddiOcol & 1 a)1 IN. Sri Do. Noir 44:1.1k10i 2 ,ii.Br.S.Sliwess.la.9l 10,000, I& Owen Luise Loan. 10,2 0 ; IS "Oriental CosamerAal(L. 1 100 000 1 Oriental Gm (Limited) 10 1 Do. New 40,000 10 tOrlent.lnleadOloste(L l ll 10,000 I 100orean Gee (lJoited 00 0 .00 03 i at. itoolltiv.lanit NW( i 20,000, II .PoalnauLar a O. Mom ?I 20.000 SO ; Do. New 10.000; SO Anymney Don 10.0001 11 I Do. New I 4.250 , 2i I Itio J. City linprov. (WI taxa a 1 Ditto ditto i 15.0001140 loyal 11•1184040 a I 100.00011 It. '500t41412 And Inv. (L ; 20,030 10 ,Boe.FlonnArapto(l P 1 . 1 .M " l l' A ! ic P 31 *. la ; (1' 1 IiM.SIOL is st. , Snbasartne 1 I Do. eatp I El lilmatesdlleney lo.(L) 10 Trust&AirencyotAto. L. 20 T. d L Co. of U. 6 troltedE.Telog Oa (T.} I 20 ' lhavels.llorloopta(L If 'Upper Aims Tos(Lin. 10 I Do. I. Di I Tan Disomea I JO W.l64la&Pocille9l (L foo* 6 1 Itpazdl 6 It is bow 611 all !I 16 I Ilip: I 2pm MI 11 pa' n s 4- ipin 49. Id' Ili fad i I peal 6 I I -- 1 1 -- an 1 -. 66 10 II -- 6 Is Wpm 10 . 7 S 6pa -- el li ~ . e l ' -- 100 66 -- WI 77 79 -- SO 16 -- 15,000 10.11011! 30.900, FOREIGN Alamo") and it:T(444'4am , 9. aqua Paola Limited gaaraatand 7 iTI 1107 .- 9 114 1/* 6 7 79 el 143 . 148 — ii - Foul si ral 26 1 - i i 6 16 - SO } 791 fik {PEI w ygai vst ts• pal 1417 I 10 11 (All Paid), 20. PROVINCIAL SRAM am= LiTzuotn. M.S.—Oda lady : London and North Wedern. 10711-11snsheater, Shedisid gm ar m Liacolnsidre, 61f 3 LL-111* Oro tan. 1021 t3l Borth i kire sad Maw, 73 micas Three per Ceuta.. 1S Passives, PSI — Consolidated beak 6 *l6 p.— nos. Isehangs Bank. n 1-16 6.161 16.161 p.—Albion MArtsm.l 1-16 4=64 —British and lorekpi hart... 2 15-16 15-16 p.-11 ' Marine, 13-16 p.—Qnsen Insurance Compsny. 1 7.16 m -1 Thames and Kerrey Marine, 616 v.—CMGs K !161611 p.—National Kenn Navigation Compaq, 1136 1 I 1640 1 15-16 1 1616 I 1 11-16 p.—YaciSc Steam Na 7. 833 Wait lads and Pacific Steam Company, 1 111 1-16 p. —et. Barbara Oold Ilkam up. Fall IL—The markets generally wore better today—South 3tafforiddrs Waterworks shams ewe desll In ate 1.16 par altar. South Stalfordeldre Pin ppaarr Cone hallway Beads, st NM. There were sellers of StileMWln and Wor cestershire Canal shares. at 116 ; Birmwlk.m and Btaffordahlm Oen at 26 ; Osiserel Steam Navigation Company sham. at 111 ; and hirmingham3Waterwarks shares. et 371. London end North Western stock was quoted. learn at Mi. Illentd's Metal stares were sold at 1 and 11-16 din In reference to the re tirement of three of the teed directors of the oompsi io laj d t named, as mentiosed In dof m " Daily Newt" today. It be stilted that cos ce bar loos& director MU reesalse, In addition to Mr. Manta himself. they eorlitSulile part of the resigns of the board. DESTRUCTION or CHIXICAL WORDY BY G ay. T Logs or PROITRYT.—At aWs hear last eight • Ere broke oat in the 011•0411VO range of menthe hllOllll SO Tottiehouse chemical factory, belonging Kr. O. F. TeLlas, situate in Bridge-road, Bertgg-folly. The tat= question was of considee reagai in the direction between $0 arid NO fes t, L 'ld. he premien were most expensively fitted op with the reel appertain sad marlttnery used in the basin... The dwelease was saved, but the ground and find floors of the were totally destroyed. the valuable stock in trade eon= and the counting-home nearly buret eat. Fsetthately the vouchers and books were eared by mesas of ow of the patent reliance fireproof safes, kept in this pert of the building. The property was hound in the Ilertentlle Pb.- office. __ _ TIM Divan= or ML GILT or THE Sixes.— emend of the relatives of Mr. Gray here (mys the Aberdeen Jouritaf) wrote on the 28th alh to Colonel Sykes, M.P., asking that the matter should be brought nadir the atten tion of her Majesty's government. On the 30th Coland Sykes wrote, mamas an official reply from th e Foreige• alloy, es fo llow.:—' f am directed be Earl Rumen to ac knowledge the receipt of Your letter of yesterday's date, en closing • letter from the relatives of James Deny, lately thief officer of the burp's Saxon, who was shot en board his ship, off Agra Palmas, by Lieutenant Domenic, an aloe of the United States' Mesmer Vsinierbilt. I am to dale to you, is reply, that the matter was already nadir amid& ratios, and that, the °Maim of the law °Moen having beam takm, instmetione ham ben met to Lord Lyme to elate to Mr. Seward that if the depontion made by the sera mate of the Snooo is true. Lieutenant Donoghue might bo be insinatly tried for wilful murder.* THE Mennous.—Our correspondent in Self Inks City mode as a copy of the message of Acting Gamma Road, of Utah, to the Territorial Legislature, sad other iaterestiser matter from that region. The condition cl akin is the territory is represented as very nourish* ; the mite* interests are etirecning unusual attoatiom sod Issemlatios is recommended to meet the " new ere" white the governor rye is dawning apse the territory. The progress of the PsAbc Railroad is the subject of osserestulm tory anemias. India hostilities have ceased ; a sentiment loyal to the sales geserally prevails, and the Soaseial cos dines al the Unitary is highly setedeetory.—New York Nereid. Mr. Ricereel's perfumed valentines display much nen and isresuity this year. Some of them 111111stagelstly mimes sad plesseat, t neemieedatioss not Wee limited to peculiarities which tee mans of the sermon meg pate. 81L/GI 04\MI-A - 11131.41L1 QUID IT 211101,1110 11:08L3 IN FRONT OF ♦ VAN WKIEL. _ _ _ ___ ____ Stephen Porten.: airmen. was brought up in custody, ebsaited with laving caned the death of a female, name eaktowa. _ _ Crass, a batter, living at 15, Cornwall-terraes, Bet's-Fark, rid—Yesterday maim& at a quarter pest 6, the primmer was driving him hares and van at the rate of sot more than four miles an hoar, and while going along Chapel.alaset, Matylebons, the deceased stepped from the gutter an to the p-vement, when jugs as the vehicle was opposite to her she suddenly jumped into the road and threw herself down in front of the wheels, one of which ponied over her. William Wood gave evidence similar to the above, adding that on the poor creature, who was shockingly injureC being picked up she wee removed to the Diapaosary, where, as he had underodoo she soon afterward, died. Mr. Yardley csd that atatemeate of the wi in reference to the melancholy affair, completely aro= the accused, and he therefore diaahareed him. WANDSWORTH. II 7TAIL C7tarlea Bonne7,r msd 2o, witoisseribed himself as • warehouseman, but his edema, was placed in the dock before Mr. boom 'barged with being found in the enclosed premises of W. Thompson, ffaq., Tooting-common, supposed for an unlawful Pohooroonetable Ooates. =... ,said—lnvt eight, • quarter before 8 o'clock, I was an duty at Tooting-common with Sergeant Fullbrook watching for the prisoner to come to Mr. Thompeoo's, as we had remind some information. I heard the fence crack, and on looking I perceived the poisoner con cealed inside Mr. Thompeou's garden. He was in • stoop -36g position with his bat off. I got over the fence and took UN prisoner into custody. He wee wearing a false beard and moustache. On searching him I found three imp skews, • pistol and powder flask. Mr. Ingham—ls the pistol loaded ? yorihret—No, sir ; I believe it is not loaded. . _ , Mr. Ingham—Was there any cap on the pistol' Witnees—No, sir ; I found nociain upon him. Mr. Ingham—Then aepesently he Lad no means of firing off the pistol. Did he give any amount of himself' Witems—He would not give any account of himself. I asked him what business he bad there, and he would not may. Other evidence was adduced to show that the prisoner was (remedy an apprentice to Mr. Hunt, a draper, at Lower Tooting, and left 12 months ago to eater a warehouse in the City, at his master's recoonnsodatice. Latterly, Mr. Hunt had received letters with refineries to a young lay, and stating that the prisoner was not what he had recommeoded him to be. Mr. Hurt saw the pri soner, who denied the accusations, and on making Inquiries he found them correct and afterwards found that he bad left his situation. It also appeared that about 6 o'clock last night the prisoner sent a female named Cart wright to Mr. Hunt's with a message that he (Mr. Haut), was to go to Mr. Thompson's immediately with change for a 201. cheque. Suspicions were aroused and Information was given to the police. The prisoner made no remark and Mr. Ingham remanded hire for a week. WEATHIR REPORT.-{THIS DAY.) TrWIDAY, MIZIRTAIT •. • A.ll. 4 fillik. L DISINIVII ROG Ni. 1 ah. I KOOS& 60,01 4 , et 1110 4 p.c. Mar. 10 100011. St G. p.e.Jaa.&,/ 100 610,001 It . Waft. p. et, Jan. & 00 418,000 St. Latke.&4l.4p.e.Jszut.l 00 00,000 St. Lob,Brigh.tp e. 3 100 DOM St &N.M.0.c.Jia.1.1 012,00 lit. 1 se p.e.Jaa.&J 110.00 St &5.W.,00..1ie.&./ 100 .... It IltdDM.4p.e.Dia.&lol 10 .... IL N. Beitlo, Z. P. &D. 8., 6 10ra. p. et, Feb. & A.. too most It N.,4p.c.,/sa&i o. n 1 00 , 14.1i30p.e.Ap.&00 OS ONDINANY SILUNIII AND MOM ~~i Si SS LW lila 3 3i 87 90 197 172 99 101 99 101 103 106 101 104 al Par Pm; 1 040 I I Pa 19 72 74 &S 60 46 07 49 U 49 Id 36 41 25 17 24 14 111 103 I I ;: n ei NH 103 Il i lidls ST IS • ST i 1,1.141 101 108 98 98 02 as IS IS IS Si Al 103 101 105 In d 111 IS I DANIS. I Pd I 109 111 96 97 9, 1864: MONEY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. The stock markets to-day are very dull, and in some instances prices are slightly worse, owing chiefly to the inactivity of busi ness. Thus Consols are now quoted about 1 per cent worse than they closed yesterday. Rome railway stocks and foreign bonds are soaroely lower. A decline in the shares of the International Finan cial Society has formed one of the day's features. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 66fr. 40c. Consols are now quoted.9ol to 1 for money, and 901 to 91 for the account (March 8). The official business report la as follows :—Tbree per Cent Consols, for money, 901, ; ditto, for amount, 91 • Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, ; New T hree per: Cents., 901, ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 221 ; Bank Stock, 235 ; India Five per Cent Stock, 103;,104, 1031 ; and Exchequer Bills, 45., 10s. dis. Foreign stooks are dull, but, with the exception of a decline of per neat. in Turkish Cousolides, the' principal spec active stocks are sup porljed at yesterday's quotations. Some of the! present priest are annexed :—Turkish 1858 Loki), 691 to 701 ; ditto, 1862, 661 to 671 ; the Consolichis, 461 to 471 ; Greek, 211 to 4;1 Mexican, 36 to 4 ; Spanish Passive, ranast c o ti ; and Confederate, 49 to 51. one are recorded as follows —.Bra 'Sian, 1839 and 1859, 991 ; ditto, 1863, 801 ; Buenos Ayres Deferred, 36 ; Egyptian, 1024 ; Greek, for account, 214, 4 ; Italian, foe account, 661; ditto Maremmana Railway, 75, 74 ; Mexican, for account, 384, 4, 36 ; Portuguese, 1856, Arc., for account, 474 ; Ruesian, 1862, 881, 4 ; Sardinian, 82 ; ditto, for account, 83 ; ditto Passive, for ac count, 321, 4 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 1 181 ; Turkish, 1864, for account, 894 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 691 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 75 ; alto, 1862, for account, 661, 671, 67 ; ditto, 1001. Beads, 674 ; ditto Guaranteed 4 per Cents., 991 ; Twassuela 6 per Cents for account, 551. International Financial shares are now quoted 61 to f rein.; General Credit, 21 to 3 prem.; London Financial, 11 to # peem. ; Hudson's Bay, 184 to 171 ; Egyptian Trading, 2# to # prem.; Mercantile Credit, 44 to 5 prem. ; Land Securities, 4 to 11 prem. ; Anglo-Italian Beak, 4 to 1 prem. ; Consolidated Discount, 21 to 14 dia. ; Australian and Eastern Steam, 41 to 54 prem. ; Credit Foncier, 1 to 14 prem. ; Mexican Bank, 61 to 6 prem. ; anritius Land Credit, Ito prem. ; and Contract Corporation, 14 to 2 prem. The discount market yesterday was rather active, the demand being apparently stimulated by the falling due of a number of Indian bills. The teems for paper of a high class were 71 to 8 per cent., with only exceptional transactions at the lower rate. A good demand was experienced at the Bank of England. No gold transactions of importance took place at the Bank yesterday. It has transpired, however, that about 100,000 sovereigns were withdrawn from that eetabhalunent on Saturday for despatch to Brazil to-day by the steamer Parana, which will take in all 116,5831. The Melbourne advices report that 242,0004 in gold had been shipped from that port for England durum the month. This makes the total on the way 369,0001., including 127,0001. by the Water Nymph and Omar Pasha, previously announced. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have ap pointed Thursday next a special settling day in the shares of the Contact Corporation, and in the new W. shares of the Union Bank of Australia, which are to be marked in each case in the official list. The dividend on Great Eastern Railway stock, it is officially announced. will be at the rate of 21 per cent per annum, against the same rate for the corresponding period in 1862. The stock slightly improved yesterday upon this announcement. The directors of the Vale of Neath Railway Company have agreed to recommend to their pro prietors at the half-yearly meeting on the 19th inst. the declaration of a dividend on the ordinary stock at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum. The stock of the Metropolitan Railway closed yes terday at 104 to 105. The rupture of the alliance with the Great Western Company, the consequent diminu tion of traffic receipts resulting from insufficient 1000- motive power, and the application to parliament for hill to ,sake further extensions, had rendered hold en; timid and encouraged operations for a fall, the price gradually declining from 134 to below par. It is now, however, understood that thee , bills are promoted in self-defence, rather than from any desire to oonstruet unp rofitable extensions, and that in any case the share capitals will be kept dis tinct from that of the main line. The construction of engines is also rapidly progressing, and, when complete, it is intended to run trains every five minutes, the present service being altogether in sufficient for the requirements of the public. These features, coupled with the fact that goods traffic has yet to be brought upon the line, have appa rently brought investors in at the reduced prices. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 6661. over last year, and the. South Eastern an increase of 9371. An extraordinary meeting of the British and American Exchange Banking Corporation (Limited) is called for the 26th inst. The adjourned meeting of the Continental Bank Corporation (Limited) will be held on the 23rd inst., and will be made special, to confirm the previous resolution for altering the articles of sag elation. The annual meeting of the Berlin Waterworks Company (limited) is convened for the 18th -- heat Tax Faarns ow TIM CANDIW-TOWN SAVINGS The London Restaurant Company (Limited) is Bass.—Yesterday olsoroooo k t li c lAeheeter bald es linage announced, with • proposed capital of 50,000 1 ., Ig.th b e og Els c r f h ; i l t . 1 1 ,1t?l: that ; in, aged 49, late e ctoaey 10,000 thane of 51. each . It is proposed to open in to the Camden-tows ;seep Bask. Is ocasequeeos of the London and elsewhere tan or twelve large rotas - deceased's recent habits, the repining' el the committee tants, or dining establishments, as well as luncheon conducting the bank were aroused, and on Tuesday they held, rooms, which are to be worked, if possible, in con- • meeting, when they discovered that be bad beet guilty rid forgery and embezzlement to the amoost of ghost SOO, Se motion with one large central depat. Various im sheilled were they el the feet that they st cede resolved to provements in the system of dialog are promised, give derailed into eitstody. Oa Cook, a/Westin cometahle t aid special inducements are held out to subscribers g oi ng to hi s h ome i s H aut ua tm -m me s, he m u .d b o th the he the shape of a "shareholders' tariff." To the dreamed and his wife in a state of letazioatiss, the Leer preliminary expenses a sum equal to 3 per oent on Vise :a the el- He told took m deceased with what e he the company's eppitsl is to be appropriated. houee, where his manner was so heap that Kr. The Great Wiliam Railway Company of Canada Webb, assistant to Dr. &Weis, the divielosal lave notified that, " the loss on exuhaup by the po p, was sent f or , d om il ie d in "b; conversion of American money received for the evidence he found him " arras:Mealy drank," bet die carriage of through traffic from the commencement covered that be had peralysts of the nett side. The polies of the current ball - year to Jan. 23, 1864, amounted by hie directions made him np • bed bra host tif the dm lied pee him mum hot °oing. Ile se an to the sum of 38,0201. Bs. 9d ., and at that date the soil rn w h et . althoughsa Ides • so seals wow./ there was a further sum of American funds still very and ' instaad w of being taken before vesperal= remaining to be converted of 873,013.27." was rent to the teirmary, where he died ea Tbursday. The half-yearly interest is announced on Panama Mr. Edward Ingram, a dimmed the wimp beak, said, as Railroad Seven per Cent. Bonds of 1871 answer Le a qusties, that the ecannittee were hefted to dy, se ey et The letters of allotment of the Laud Securities I" . eastaood embezzlement ogahom th hi bed a dear case m to ah ,„, t 800!. It Company (Limited), and also of the Australian and was i d t o be a dded th a t the &p.m... m ad sot au gr a . Eastern Navigation Company (Limited) were die- any lose, as the hoed for deemed would to paid, sad the initiated yesterday. committee would make up the balsam. The Jury retuned verdict of "Died from aneelaws hawed by imeakstioar This following is from the monthly hide circular and they wished to add that tho i r „ woo so moos , al . of Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co., dated g a m e d to m um w h o bad aiva or takes hi m m t . 6 Feb. 8 : Iticrowre or Srscim —A. letter from Marseilles The hide market has, notwithstanding the high rats of says :—" An idea may be formed of the large export of discount, bees steady during the past month, and is seems specie from the following figura :—During the mouth of oases improved rates have been realised. Hides.—tilted' January hese the steam packets of the lfamegeries La- Ox and Cow ; South American have been in fair rimiest, pedalos carried to Turkey. Greece, the Lomat, sad Italy sad oacasiosally &deemed prices have bees heated, mom than IA millioas of Dams, the largest part of that Australian have bees steady. Caps have brought fait sum going to Turkey. The steamers for Into-Chive, prams. Salted horse hides have realised previous rates. longing to the wee company, exported vik AleeesSele. Ise India kips have been fn good request, he& for been 11,725,000 francs, intended for the mast part for the pur eolleemrtion end export ; sad bidet of good quality say I char of silk. Although the exports of specie leave be weed id. dearer, while other description have ors- amounted to about 30 minims, the imports by the Medi ireally brought Id. to id. per lb. advaaes. Eaglialt tarlatan have only amounted to 000,000 fr. Most of the market bides do not show any material alteratlea is packets intended for the service of ledo-China carry out vales. The leather market has been steady throughout ' snots which vary from one minim to two. The steamers the mouth, and previous rates have been maistabeed. lof the Eaglhb Peninsular Company also convey enormous North sad South American Para sad Skim. At the usual I quantities of specie. The Peninsular sad Oriental Cent =shah beaver and musquash skins, pelage were ' paay's sesame Teat* while left Hestlehee two days lower than at the province year's cerrespembeg dale srlth the Mishap sill, vie Sees, had on bawd saes. At the Mooed rates the demand was large, mad the' 7,000,0110te. te epee." 2. were sold. Pun seal rather improved la Omani t GMAT EAMMISH RAILVIST 00IMPAHT.—The di. V= _,_Teseed• * l st *Heeee wen from Team of this empa.ey yesterday anima & availed a the area., set the AMMO q uality was sot vary t h e mt . of 21 per ant per Guam, 1 Fern. The shares of the newlyannounoedMexican Bank opened this morning at about 3 prem., and closed at 5} to 6 prem. MINES.-(THIS DL Y) Two Veirmi. The mining market is rather quiet to-day, suid very little change has occurred in prime. There is a demand, however, for West Chivertou and Chivertou shares, and an advance of 10e. has taken place in each Miol . : the former are now quoted 56 to 57, and the latter, 111 to 124 ; East Caradon are ss. higher, at 271 to 281. In the Stock Exchange Cambrian Gold have been dealt in at 1, Devon Great Consols at 5721 and 5774, ex div. ; Kingston Downs at 5 and 51, and Tiucroft at 20f and 20+. Foreign and oolonial mining shares are eithout variation. Alamillos have changed hands at ft, and Panulcillo Copper at 2i. The Committee of the Stock Exchange has ap pointed Thursday next a special settling day in the shares of the Crenver and Wheal Abraham United Mining Company, which, however, are not to be marked. The Central Grylls Mining Company (Limited) lhas issued its prospectus. A purc has e has been made of the lease of a mineral property in Corn wall, within a short distance of the Wheal Grylls Company's workings. It is mentioned that the Georgia tin lode runs through the property. The lease is for 21 years, and the royalty 1-18th. The capital is 6,000 i. in shares of St. each, which, with 2L 10a. paid, were quoted yesterday, as we are in• formed, at to 34. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVIRPOOL COTTON Is CORN MARKETb. MOM DAY.) tlf amino MID nientAssomAL nraczarz.) (nom ous ow' oolievroximrr.) Oarroz.—Market quiet, bat Aria salsa; probably 4,000 bake. Ooaa.—ELarket rather thinly attended. Wheat Retail dewed at easier rata. ; dour irregular in value ; demand slow. Indian earn offend lively M 30a Egyptian beam Malady ; oats and oatmeal dall. MINCING LANE.—{THIS DAY.) 800.111 L —The market has opeesd strati', and with OA improved demur at late press. Privarly, Mauritius hr sold, to.. arystallead, 475. ; syrups, 365. to CI.; old eland, 30. ; Porte Rios, 41a. ; and is public sale, part of 200 rake of Barhadoss at 43a. to 465. 6d. Bedard year ecelinue to le steadily supported and than is a fair do wsed. °orris —A parer of native Ceylon him been sold at 69a. to 69e. 6d. for good ordinary. Amerce Ceylon firm, man partisulerly the Saar qualities. Tae.—The market renew quiet. Riot—About 6.000 begs have been sold, etady da maLlrn grade ; • put rend. Rangoon at 84 9d. e.—No sae reported. Oorron.—The improved darnel ocalinuss, and prior now are rarer arra. The total airs yestaday ware 3,300 hales. Jur& —Basilian has Ira doss at full prier. S./LT/TOM—No sales reported. lermoo.—The quarterly ears of East lade commenced to-day, sad at priest are going off nether heavily, a few lola rely selling, the bulk brag either bought in or with drawn. CIOCHINZAL.— A few bags of Mexican have bees disposed el, at 23. 100. far fair quality. TALLOW 114ARKET.—(THIB DAY.) The marks• is fist at tho anersd prier :—Tows tallow is quoted 40s. 6d. get each ; Arenberg Ma as the spot. 400. 6d. ; March. 40s. 6d. ; April to Jane, 41• ; October to Dream& 44e. SMITHFIZLD HAY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Km.. Harvey sad Easton report trade slow at last day's 1 Primo sessdow 701. to 804 ; superior dick% .7 To 905.; dower, old, 85a. to 110 e. ; noted cat, 75a. to 100 a.; straw, 24.. to 30t. 3 ./ good. °pours, 20.000 sold at reduced intr. Nelda's& hind seal are is modemte moist, and prime contains to dr arm The spring far isles eeenstesce en die libth bet., walk tine by the Hoilses's Day Ormesay. Om will lr bald on the 10th and 11th March, MONDAY MM=O. Consols, which closed on SatTiiciayat 904 to 91 for the Bth March, were first marked to-day 914, and, after relapsing to 904 to 91, closed at 91 to 4. For money the last pries was 904 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 4, ; ditto for account, 914, 904 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 904, 1 New Three per Cents., 904, ; Bank Stock, 2354 ; India Stock, 216, 213, 216 ; Ditto Ave per Cent. Stock 103'4, 104, 104, 104 ; ditto Four jper Cent., log ; Five per Cent " aniseed " rupee paper, 1054. The India Five per Cent. Stock was 'toady, but without recovery. The Five per Cent, rupee paper war rather firmer. Exchequer Bills remain at 10s. to 4s. dim. The foreign stock market was better, nearly all the principal speculative storls experiencing an im provement. In the market for Bank shares an improvement took place in Agra, Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London and China, London and South African, London and South American, and Mer cantile and Exchange, while London and Connty Bank and Bank of Wales were quoted rather lower. National Digcnunt and National Steam shares have improved. Mediterranean Extension Telegraph w Intern a tional Financial shares have declined this afternoon to 64 to 7 prem., upon sales. General Credit were rather firmer, at 24 to prem. ; and London Financial again 7s. 6d. higher at 114 to prem. The shares of the Land Securities Company were last quoted 1 to 14 prem.; Mauritius Land Credit, _to prem. ; Anglo-Italianlßank, to prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 44 to 54 prem. ; Contract Cor poration, 2i to >j prem. ; Credit Foncier, If to 2 prem. ; Littlehampton Steam, sto 6 prem.; London Mercantile Disoount, 2 to 3 prem. ; London, Italian, and Adriatic Steam, i dis. to par ; West India and Pacific Steam, 14 to 2 prem. ; Consoli dated Discount, 2to 14 dia. ; Financial Corpora tion, Ito 2 prem. ; and Walachian Petroleum, to t', I , ;: 1 ti~~f