The Express. — London, England, 1864-03-03 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Wore the Judge Ordiasey.) %MIGHT r. WZIOUT. IVlrrrtiilA, AND BUNTING. 31, serjeant Parry and Mr. Littlir, for the petitiozer ; g r . grow ft for the rempoodeat. On the 1 et February, 1846, Jaw Wright, &butcher, Clerkenwell, married Eliza Harper, the daughter of • true cooper in the same pariah. There had bees lam two children, of whom only one survived. The parties lived on term. till 1851, when the habits of the respondent a t o be very drunken. Her husband endured her till 15.1.1 ; but in that year he separated himself from. b et . , he had since lived in adultery with the two w imp:admits. Brittoall was • eheeeemonger, and Brat* a sinzer. The respondent had herself been on the stage. " The defence emanated of counter-allegations of adultery sal cruelty ; and some evidence was called to establish these d les t The cam was not finished when we went to prow] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commiesicaer Holroyd.) re BE T. A. IiFARDTATT. Tire bankrupt was a clerk in the office of the Poor-law &yard. raiding in Prospect-place, Wandsworth-road. Hie debts are about 900/. ; the seats, consisting of furniture, had been assigned under a bill of sale, but hare since been warred for the estate. An adjournment was ordered for further investigation. RE ELLIOT?. The bankrupt, a butcher at Brighton, applied for his or der of dischawc Sergood opposed, and Mr. Lumley, of Moorpite amt. supported the bankrupt. Ws Honour held that the bankrupt contracted debts without reasonable expectatiam of payment, and suspended the order of discharge for four months with protection. DI WI DANIELS AND YAM The bankrupts were described u morels/ate, of Cannon street West. They have both absconded, leaving liabilities of shot 3,0001., incurred during a short period of Mere are some assets, but the amount is not yet aocn ra aocertainci. Mr. Cooper, of the firm of Johnstone and Co., has been accepted manager of the estate. This was the sitting for examination and discharge. The teskrupts, not having surrendered, were ordered to be pea r:aimed. F.E nrrER. 7 BENGCLAR CIISC OF A NAM= WOMLI. The bankrupt, a married woman. had been coofined in Chelmsford ;so]. She married a sailor, who, through her ▪ dAculties, had been compelled to pus the court himself. ► The amounts, by Johnstone and Co., showed debts about An adjournment wu ordered. BE JA4T-9 ELLIs. 7 rAILCBE D Sal mtvoarft. This wu an examination meeting in the case of it; bank. rapt, a plumber and glazier, of 109, Iliaorise. The state ment of accounts, compiled by Messrs. Johastooe and Co., shoes this summary : To creditors uneenred. 1,1984 2a. 7d. : creditors holding security. 705/. 19s. 2d. ; to liabilities on socommodation bills, 571.65. 3d. ; creditors to be paid io fall, 541. 6s. ; total, 2,015/. 18e. Creditor: Br debtors, 1501. 14s. 9d. property gives ago to the mit" nee. I l I . 13s. ; property held by creditor, 100/. ; h. = deficiency of 1,653/. 10s. 3d. The examination was p and the order granted. Meters Yr. Commissioner Fans.) RE .:6OECIL-7112 VICI , SITUDIES OF ♦ VOCALIST. This was an application for an order ofdiach;ge by Lusse3 Grover, the well known musical conductor. The debts us eery small in amount, and it seemed Mr. Gram% who is a talented singer, had been struggling for years agaio.t his difficulties. There was no opposition, and the cou.mioioner, expressing sympathy with the bankrupt noon the unfortunate positron in which be was placed, granted an immediate order of discharge. RI PAYBODT.-THZ HOP MAD& The banirupt WAS described as of Kettering, innkeeper, and this .0 a mestang for last ezasnisetion and release from custody. Mr.. Camp opposed on behalf of Mr. Hiekoet, bop merchant. on the ground that the bankrupt had obtained hope to the extent of 621. 4s. on the representation that the its and the brewhouis were his own property, but it was afterwards ascertained that this was a tniareprseeetetion. The bankrupt sold the hope a day or two after they were received, and soon afterwards petitioned the court. He had been in privon seven months lir. Camp urged it was a very gross case of obtaining goods by false pretences. His Honour thought that the bankrupt had been suffi ciently punished, and granted the release. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. AN CYLICENSCD DRITCE. A man named William Bell, formerly a cab driver, was charged with driving scab. be not being • hawed driver. Mr. Hall, after bearing the emdenoe, said—This is • a most proper charge to bring here. There never was a clearer cue submitted to me, and I consider it • most aggravated offence. It is • most scandalous imposition on the proprietor, and impu d ent defiance of the law and of the . commissimiers, and might probably be to the very great prejudice of the public. You are liable to a doe of 3/., and I really feel under the circumstances that I cannot do less than impose the full penalty. You most pay that amount, or is default be imprisoned for two months with hard lahorir. SOUTH WARK. CHARGE or EMIL George Harris, a respectable looking man, reeiding at 161. Dover-mad, Borough, was summoned for publishing a defamatory libel on Mr. James Delay, the extensive glue merchant, Queen-street, Bermondsey, for the purpose of injuring him in his business. Mr. Sleigh, instructed by Messrs. Fitch and Flick sp. peered for the prosecutor ; and Mr. Bradlaugh appeared for the defendant. Mr. Sleigh, in opening the cue, said that Mr. Delay was • merchant te vary extensive business in the glue trade, and had dealings with various fellmoegers and leather dealers in all parts of the kingdom for glue Meese. The prisoser had been in his employ, but is November last he quitted the prosecutor's service owing to sense disagreement with WOO other of the servants. He, however, left spparently on amicable terms, and the proescutor had great respect for him. The prosecutor bad rather extensive dialler with Messrs. Bettie and Co., of Lewes, in Sussex, from whom he purchased large quantities of glue Meese during` the ye,. A short time ago the prosecutor received informa tion from Messrs. Baxter and Co. that some person wee writing to them letters imputing dishonesty to him is hie dealings with them. Those letters were couched in such strong terms, that at last Messrs. Baxter and Co. felt it to be their duty to communicate with Mr. Delay, and then it w..s ascertained that the prisoner was the writer of those disgraceful and shameful libels. The Ent letter was written by the defendant to trims. Baxter on the 25th of November, which was fol lowed be two other', telling them that they were being plundered by the prosecutor. They took oo notice of those, bat on the 2 7 2nd ultimo they received mother letter, im puting dishonesty and falsehoods of such • nature agaiwt the prosecutor that Mama Baxter and Co. felt booed to roes minicabs with him immediately, and hence the present proceedings. He should be able to prove that all those libellous letters were in the handwriting of the prisoner, end that hie motives were to injure the prosecutor in his !metes.. Mr. iradlatieb here interfered, @arise that be had just emomunicated with hi. cheat, and be had now to beg that the prosecutor would not proceed further with the mac His client was sow aware of the wickedness of his combact in writing those libellous letters, and it tho prose cutor would forgive him be would make an ample apology and promo• never to attempt to injure him again. Mr. :ileigh was quite ooctented after that to withdraw the charge..., the prosecutor had soother wish in the mat ter than to vindicate has character. Hs, however, should ask the defendant to be bound over in recognisance' to be have letter for the future. The required recognisance* being entered into, and the apology made, all parties left the court. THAMES. ‘FVEAT OS THE BLACEWALL RAILWAY. itqford, a well-dressed man, was brought before Mr. Partrido, charged with being coley on the Blackwell cud iseattltieg James Dewdmy, a signal man. It . 4:erred from the evidence, that on the arrival of the train at the Shades!!! station of the London aid ea:l Railway, at half-pm t 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, toe Pt:4oser was standing in the doorway, and obstructed the I...semen who were passing out. He was requested porter, named James Lloyd, to pass ow doles the plat ten!. when he would be out of the way. The prisoner sae! the most disgusting language to the officer and ttrt.tentd Lim. The mimosas leaving the train were Dom: to great inconymisoce, and as the prisoner trLwd to desist, James Dawdney, a signal-man, boa him by the arm and led him down the stairs. The tri,,te r turned round on the signal-man on the stairs sad snit m him. He also seized him by the throat and tore hs cor.,.r right away. A polies-oonstahle was called, and tb• Priwicier was gives into custody. All the witnesses said 14 e ;,manner was the " worse for liquor." and two of them Wd us gram wither drunk sor sober. Mr. Partridge asked 49$ K. if the primmer was drunk or sober. He L.) replied he was neither one nor the other. 11% Partridge could not understand such fios.drawn dim- A man was said to be the worse for liquor. but • and a witness said that he wee not drunk and ▪ wiher. A man mast be one thing or the other. ur,orier said he was making a little merry with some ▪ on the platform, and if be bad offended anyone be / ftv . 4 T , for it. He caught the signal-man Dewclaw,. who wi pa.iiiing him downstairs, to save himself from falling. i!Thcrt, Wilding, of No. 21. Neweatistmarket, said be was with th e pr i mmer , and mallrened his statemest op to t't , I n - ..• 1 of being led away by the signal-man. They had le-'• drinking a little wine. Mn.. Partrid ge said it was sot proved the prisoner wee The *rimer the police constable Stapleton meld answer the better. He teed the prisoner 90s. -- ! . .I.!ney was paid. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, MC zd at i id 117 ad 14 go tit 11 . 011XION MUi I xd 1 10 xd 1 10tiformaney 1073 914 12811 i 24 1261 1 '4 as 1011 1 id die - ii Id id 91 90} li id 21 I ;. -- mid rd. 1 un.wATI. I ,curg„,,Ct's "" to p.ia. 10 all iliarialaila Lwnaoal 60 di 01 I. 111 11444,114.0 0w C.1a.g.15.e. 106 e 104 i u bo. N 80 Ti Do. X area h I yn la 115 017 De** I lake Huts -. ftit. 15 41 Do. 140kresete 7 MO 100 ,24440odselca Op e. Ma 814 1 . 11 7 7 10 100 Do. do. Adz TOSTS 100 110 Do. do. Auks 1,144 IL 1410 441. & 8.114644414.4. g. 101 102 IL 100 Cape T. 4 Doak*. act He 100 100 I ail Destalreze. Ba 7 5454.44 84. HO Dm. wl go. 6 . 104 1061 Bt. 100 bet India. ga. 6 de. do lOl 156 1041, 10 19 De. H 10 16 Do. 0 Eztesidos i i i pa do PM '... 80. Ill erred nook of Curds 14 1l I all Do. la pref. Iloads 73 76 HO 1 all Do. do. delerred 67 61 106 jall Do. ind pref. Boada OS el ..- 100 . all Do. do. deterred 60 63 100 all Do. Ird prof. 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Vandal Lae, ... _ • 7 raa. HARRINGTON PLATE DAMN 3 nui. HURDLE RACE, Two miles. Cutler, Real Jam, West Lod, and Over the Sea are here. MIDLAND STEEPLE CHASE. About three and a half miles. Emblem, limrieiaa, Over the Sat, sad Mama& are here. HUNT STEEPLE CHASE. About throe miles. Lucy, KieedlfirQuiek, Yellow Dwarf, Happy-go-Lucky, sad Archie. All the above horses an is the neighbourhood. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) TSI7ISDAL ISAMU S. $ A. S. .• W. XX. Q. i L R. & ..—....--.. —..—. --. Irlrra 2 1 : - . 12. 17 g D I 0r.7 ir. 1 ; 1 1 r, 0711 LIM 29.7 1 1 em 0.07 Ardroman 6274 W.Z. 3 . 1 o 11roseeselle 2673 33 Z. 1 1 oe (Ulna, 22 411 X 4 . re 0.10 Valenti* l9. R&K 1 1 'be tor Cape Clear 44....44 47 1.8.1. 4 , 4 co 0.3 P R. 2 110,ma j Relybead O Z.N.Z. 4 16 i o Oat Pembroke 231. LILL 2 'l2 Me &IL ill 12 or 0.1 Bred L'Orteel .67 &0.29. 4 120 rio IL Reebefort 29.72 3.3.1. 4 20 IMe 0.111 nrmoratb 1257 Li 8 12 ,Or = lb Z. 4 111 6 tr o.oB' Linden 4111.74 XN.R. 2 I 4 l an Dever 1447441 ILK I. 3 4 1 1— Tamen& re'37 Z. 8 21 1 Searbereepli 7947 &W. 1 • ; o Meld* Rellsolind '2295 1 36 I 2 1 14 I f. 1 FRIDAT. .to & and & W., mo claratetortrong, tome rain or snow W., strong, squally to moderato, with rata at haws. FZOUILX 01 Normis SATURDAY. COMM. to 13-W W. And NIT., fresh to moderato, with soma rain. As above. Lior:Q S.W., fresh or strong, to mode eel., with some rain. B.Z. to S.W., fresh to moderate, with some rata W 18722111. &E. to S.W. awl W.. troth to eodorate, woo rata to places. As seat above. Narthern.Scottand. Waatarn=lreland. Wale,. and ad. jamoclea 9.utnera.Eninal Channel and niacay bay. Sedan lasmard Ingland and Nollipaland. EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE OF MURDER. At Rotherham, yesterday, three persona, named Lycs,Ooodell, and Broomheed, the lathers married woman, were charged with murdering so infant by causing it to inhale vapour strongly impregnated with oulphide of arsenic. The case excited very great interest, and was of • very singular nature. is College.road, Rotherham, there reside, in a small beck yard, two familia, named respectively Foster and Bromthead, and the latter have two lodgers, named Lyon sad Goodall. On the afternoon of the land ult., • violent quarrel took place hawses Mrs. Foster sod Mrs. Broomheed, and the latter used a very coarse threat, and said she would do the other some wpm. About 7in the evening Mrs. Foster went out, leaving eight children—five of her own and three of • mighbour's —in the house, and after she had been away a few minutes, her eldest daughter heard a noise on the doer. step, sod, going to the place, she saw the prisoner Lyon. She closed the door, but opened it again directly, and left it spin, and in • few momenta the children noticed • thick smoke, which caused • very offensive smell, coming into the house. The whole of the children were attacked with sickness and vomiting, and they were so speedily prostrated that they were unable to get out el the house. A canary that wee in a cage near the ceiling fell from its perch dead, almost instantly. The screams of the children attracted the attention of Mrs. Faster and other persons in the yard, and they malted to the memo of the children, and out moded with great difficulty in getting them out of the house. Mrs. Foster and her neighbour were severely affected by the vapour. The whole of the children re. covered except a baby, 14 months old. It was allowed to remain for an hour amidst the smoke, and in about two hours afterwards was seized with violent sickroom and purging. Medical aid was obtained, but the poor little infant speedily fell into a thorough state of collapse, and after suffering intense pain it died in the evening. The pais* apprehended the three prisoners, sod caused a pea merit's examination to be made of the child. The surgeon found that the stomach and intestinal were iodamed, and the brain couggeted, and there was every appearance of the administration of an irritant poison. The viscera were submitted to chemical tests, which resulted in the discovery of arsenic in large quantities. The fact that death had been caused by the administration of an irritant poison was established, and the evidence to consort Lyon with this wee very strong. Opposite the home are Mason. Bestsoo'o chemical works, where Lep quantities of pyrites, containing arsenic, are used to make sulphuric acid. The prisoner had obtained some of these pyrites, ignited it, and placed it on the step of Foster's home, sad had thus filled the house with the arsenious XI%. An alibi was attempted, bat it failed. The coroner jury the case was one of murder. but they found a verdict of manslaughter only against Lyon, and she was com mitted to York assizes. CArrsne SPLEE.—A meeting was held at the residence of the Marquis Towosheod, Grosvenor-place, on Toss ay, (or the purpose of 000midering Captain Speke's plan for the civilisation of the natives of equatorial Africa. It was agreed that as ansocifticia should be formed for the suporeenoe of the slave trade, the instruction of the na tives of Central Afrin in the truths of Christianity, and opening a wide field for commerce. BOATS WITH SAILS.—A general order from the Hone Guards, signed by Lieut.-General Sir R. Ailey. Quartermaster-General, has been received at Chat ham prriscro, ansouncing that, in consequence of the some one accidents that have occurred from the nee of sails in garrison boats, the Field-Kanhal CoinmandingdeChief, with the concurrence of the Secretary of State for War, has directed that, as a general rule, in future sails are not to be used is boats manned by troops. If • pineal or other °Mon commanding at a station wishes an exception to he made to this rule or the case of any particular boat, and maiden that the nee of the sails may be resorted to with safety, special application is to be made to the quarter. muter-general for the retention of the necessary mils, a report being at the same time forwarded to the departmeot, TuE CHAIING•cROSS RAILWAY. —Yesterday morn ing, for the Hest time, the public entrance to the platform of the Charing-cross Railway terminus was thrown open; and the new bookiog officers and waiting rooms in the W I G rugs of buildings facing the Strand will also be brought into service os the SAW of this month. The carriageway that was yesterday cleared for the convenience of general passengers had recently been made available for the accom modation of the Prince of Wales, sod this avenue is now permanently open through the entire length of the station. sit,... at prevent start from the same point that has hitherto bees reach ed by the temporary entrance in Villiers street, mid which is some three or four bandied feet from the Charing-cross end ; but the whole of this additional Length of lose will come into use on the day abovenamed, when the trans will arrive at and depart from the actual tensions. The building itself is advancing rapidly towards mg° l l ite GREAT MATCH AT NEWMARKET roc 1,0001. —This novel match, already mentioned in the Express, is between Sir Joseph Hawley sad the Earl of Westmore land. It is a wager of 1,0001. that they tranarait a message hone and jockey 30 miles within the hour, sod they are awed to employ any number of bones end aa light jockey, ea they please. It is stipulated that the message meet he a written one. It will be seen that sac h-mile will have to be completed in two minute.. and considering that the beet Derby time recorded is Blink Bouay's (2 min. 45 sec.) and Kettledrum's (2 min. 43 sec.). Sir Joseph Hawley and Lord Westmoreland will have to employ some good cattle, bearing in mired the inevitable stoppages which mast occur for change of horses and jockeys. (i.e of the backers of time offers to ley it,ooo/., with the condition 1,0001. forfeit. The match is appointed to come off at one of the Newmarket autumn meeting& DARING G•ROTTE ROBBERY. —Michael Hackett, an artilleryman, and Thomas Manl!, an old offender, were yesterday charged before Mr. Trail, at the Woolwich police court, with violently assaultier and robbing a young man named Frederic, Drake, of Ball's Pood, Londe.. It appeared from the statement of complainant, a young man of respectable appearance, that on the previous day be came down to Woolwich. and whilst walking on the com mon be fell in with the prisoner Hackett and other soldiers, whom he treated at various public-houses. They were afterwards joined by Murphy, and proceeded to Shooters hill, when it became dark sod the prisoner. persuaded mitoses to walk to Woolwich, stating that they kelps a near way. He socumpanied the prisoners to a very lonely spot. when Hackett put his arm rowel the peck of mitosis, and nearly strangled him, and when in this condition the pri. weer took 19s. from his pocket. Police-constable Sturgis, 61 It, proved apprehending Murphy et bin own house, and Hackett, who wee in the cells at the barracks. Cow. *Meat identified both primate, who were remanded for a j week. SHARE .6111T8.-(27118 DAY.) Two o'Cloini. The railway market is dull to-day, aid generally exhibit an adverse tendency. gr i l e : Western stock is prominently flat, and has declined Iper cent. London and North Western also receded *, and Midland 1. Lancashire and Yorkshire has improved 4. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1071 to 108, ex div. ; Great Western, 634 to 64 ; Mi4and, 196} to 4, ex div.; Lancashire and York shire, 1091 to 110, ex div. ; Caledonian, 124 to 1214 ; South Eastern, 901 to 91, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 471 to 1, ex div. ; Great Northern, 127 to 128, ex div. ; London and South Western, 99 to 100 ; and Metropolitan, 1081 too With the exception of San Paulo, which are better, foreign railway shares are unaltered. Indian and Canadian lines are steady. ORDINAZY BEAI. MID srocis. timias Soda b 1 p.a. Lic":«4!" lIIL I sars,wATe. Ile zd 1.1 Nlitrwa,Wel&lllonrYaL 8 81. 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'lOO Ilan.,Shef.4 Uncolask • 1 all ,Naryport and Carlisle 114 1 alll Do. Do. Nara eh INO Illetropolitan 10 all Do. New BL I N ,YkUand 11143', .11 Do. New IN. 1 100 Do EArm. & Derby N all NM. 0L Wn. IS MI Do. e Nana 18 all ; Slid [toot LINO St ,100 ;North St 100 Do Edin.,Porth.Dund. St. 'lO9 N. Eastern-Borwlok SS 181 Do. G. N. IL Pure 81. 100: Do. Diode Bt. 100 Do. York St. ;100 Do. Carlisle 111 all Do. Stock.&Dasitai. ri 17 Do. do. 11115.411 10 1 Do. do. 18041.- St. 100 North Loader' 10 , 1 Do. Now N. 100 . North Stathwisldre 10 oll.N. & & Western Junes IX 100 Scottish Central et. 100 ficottish N.L Aber. Stk It. 100 'Scottiah Illdland 10 all Sluewsbury & Weleltpt • 'lOO !Shropshire Union 1 St. 100 .South Devon 81 100 .Bouth Eastern St. 100 S. Yorkah. & Hirer Dual 10 all Staines, Woklaglum&c. It. 190 Taff Vale 10 8' Do. B 10 11 Do. C ... 80 all Ulster . 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Cles. at 10 1 all NILMI &Ayres,. 7p.c. • 101 101 ,10 .21 Do. do. do par Ipm 10 all Norwegian Trunk Prof 8 9 10 ' all Ottoman ,SmossAldin 11 11 10 all Part; Lyons, ' 26 17 10 , all Pails and Orleans X 40 20 all Recife &S. franclk T; • 17 18 10 all Royal Danish . _ ... 14 16 10 I 11 Royal Sardinian 6 all Royal Swedish. 4 20 I all De. 7 per cent. 1 11 all Sambre and Meuse 71 8 10 all Do. 61 percent . Pref. 11 90 ' 'San Paulo .L ) g.79er et.' Lila pm 20 I all Do. do • 11 21 all S.Auat &Lona. Venetian 20 20 !16 kkouthEast. of Portmpl. all Southern of France.— . 26 27 20 8 Turin and Samna 20 all Do. do l4 16 61 all West Flanders_ ' 71 I 10 all Do. SY per cent . . EMI lOl 11 20 . all . Week & N.W.of Ermine 90 . 11 JOINT srocr BANKS. Baits. iP4 I 01. prises. 1 as 120 IS id n 24 poi 22 24 pal I Jim pm 1 No. 18n. 20,641100 Awa and V. Ser. Bank . SO 20,000 100 AlillaisceLoaALlrerpool 25 10,000 100 Do. New .14 110,000 20 Anglo Austrian 10,000 20 Anglo ItaluO Lindisd)! 6 , - - 55,000 40 AustraLvia all ' 7d 78 7,500 40 Do. New 2O 26 28 pas 10,001 25 Bank of Egypt 6,000 100 Bank of London 54 108 31 23,000 20 Bank of Otos. Malted` 11 ' 1 poti 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (L.) 16 , 6Jis ipm 20,000 50 Bank of Victoria,Austrla 25 i 61 43 6,000 100 Bank of Wale. Um.) 10,090 10 Bank of New Zealand 50.000 20 BrazillamkPortuguese(L 16,000 50 Brit. t American fa..(L 16 ar.,l 20.000 60 Britiah N. America .. all' 48 On 12,600 20 .Char.Blc. Brit. Columbia 10 i 14 26psa 22,100 20 C. 13k. India.Aus.. China all 44 46 7,800 20. Do. New - - 20.000 25 rhrtrd. M. of India, is 'aß 67 70 8,000 IM City 20,000 100 Colonial 1100,000 10 Consolidated Beak (Ll 4 ; 6300 100 Continentst 11 12300. 60 trot London (Llailtal), 3 p 80,000 50 . Do. New 10,000 100 lEaglish and Irish ;Utah 16 1 15.000 B. Nno.Arot &Ausl.Chartd. - all &kind 50 English and AvredAh 6 NAM' 5) Baropean Bask Llinitad 10 10.000 100 ,Hindosn.ChinAtJap. ;L. 2.4 10,000 100 . Do. Net. • 6 10000 100 Imperial Bank, Limited 20 123,000 20 'lmperial Ottoman - 10 100,000 20 Land Mort. Bk. India ,L:' 2 10,000 100 London Bank of Scot. (I. IS 10,000 100 London and Brazilian ' 6,000 100 Lon.LAyme&B.Plaie L 40 MOOD 26 Do. 40. New 26 6,040 1110 :Lon., Bir.. & A Staff. i L 17 60.000 20 ,Lon. Ch. Bank of Austrl. all 10.000 No ,London and Colonial I. 10 10,000 SO London and County 2O 5,000 100 Loa. Haintig.Cnti. Es. 00,000 50 London Joint Stock lO 10,000 WO Lon. and Northern 15 20.000 20 'London& South African all 6,000 20 Do. Do. New ' all 10000 100 . London& 2 American L 7 6,400 100 Jou. & A. Western ;Lim' 16 50,000 10) Lou. A Westminster 10,000 100 Merchant Bank'lLini.) 74 20,000 60 Mercantile & XzehamL lO 10,000 100 ;Metro& Roy. Bank (L' 22 6,000 100 ;Midland Bank (Lim.) 10,000 190 'National of Livemonl I lO 25,000 40 N. Pro. of BloAnd, New 12 . 30,000 20 Do. do ' 6 I - 20,400 SO National Bank - - 25,006 20 New South Was all SO SI 6,000 100 'New Zealand (Limited 'lO 2 1 dls 50,400 25 ,Oriental Bank Corpora all 65 AS 20,000 140 Proviso. of Ireland . 23 101 03 21,00 e 20 ,Aclntle, Pun1.,&12.112(Lf S If Ifpne 16,000 26 'South Australia I all is 41 10.000 100 Band. of &A. Africa 17 11 12 pro 4.469 100 Do. do. 60,000 23 'Union of Australia - 10, 000100 Union of Ireland ;Lim) 112 2 2Ms 60,000 60 Valois of London A2 l l Flia l 2 3pa a ...rial 0 7 pail ; - al Ira 2:41 , 24pen 11 04414 12 30N , 11 13 put 2 1 3 Pal 1. 4 dUi 24 t 64 ' 2 2 du' I 11 50 • 4 14psa 1121 221 127 p. 24. pa le alt 79 81 4 4 4Pro Oproxd nj 4 bilow 141.9 par 4 7 8 pml 77 7 47 78 1 led S 14, 114} 211 Ti Eel 67 441 4 'li 4 1144 — rd 1111 11a o In 8661 6! 111 I xtkn t3l DIBLYTITILE STOCK& re. SA. I OTOCZII. 491. 04 41 S l iltats. 4 p.c. SI ap&flop.,loo 1453.116 M. G. N thn.,4 p c Jan.&J sl, l lOO 610,000 St. O. Wstn.— W.X. Jr, ux.,tag t. I p. el. . & July— - .moo 415,000' St. Lanc..tYk.4 p.c..lan&Dploo MOW 64. Lon.Brhei.4p.e.Jsm&Jly.loC 1011431 et. a N.W.4p.e.las.da ulyitoo SILOS St. Ds. si p.c..lan.&Jalylloll 1.58.710 St. 4...&3.W.,4p.c.Jan.1.Ju1y'100 .... iSt glidlsai.4p.e.isa.&luly/100 .... I St. 64. !BMW IL P. &D.'S, 6 p. et., Feb. & Auc....100 14,451 St N.lstrs.,4 p.c.Jsea., lONS* • . .... I OS. 1040.21.Z.Ap.c.,Ap.a0c1.1100 Pd 10. 17.1 110 95 97 91 93 Kell It W IGO 191 98 109 97 99 9i 100 B.s 87 9i 100 90 100 Na ISL No. I 1111. I lam SLIM Akoillos (Waned) ei 10,1100 00 Australian 70.000 1 'Bon Aimed 00p.(17 , 1 al 10,000 6 IBrasiLLlll2.oe.(l,Ms. all 10.000 10 c V s Ter (Liml 2 26,000 2 . mr(Lialted)l Al 12,000. 40 leo Copper ,an to,oco to copisumitt •••• I Is 'woo 7 'Don N. /toy e Is,cdo I 'Dna 11 CoL lt itall dd 26,0001 2 Ilimi Del ins ( fl li 115.0001 I Fortuna (Limlied) al :tow 20 42eneral all GLOW 11 .liateuala (Unified) ' 1 16,1 1 ... - ' all I l A g:i I .. _....., ..e. .. 1 ,----ihma (lialemil) ! tn. 1 'Marianne all I. 2 !like's's Brea.o.lL( opper 1 ; all 511,040 4 IlaaukW* C (LP 1 10,001 10 !Poatebea4SUrerldai( all MAW 11 t rait Phillip ll I !Seats Barb.Oold X(L) 112:003 1 Scottish AustraL(llam.Y 11.000' I:0 II lobs 4•1 Rey (11a.) 14 62174. 30 'Celled Mexican ((La)) 134 Welt 1 ,Valhaamee3old(Use 1 HMO 10 Yammerer Coal (IM. , 5 20,000 . 1 Warlidag (Milted) . an 44400 3 I Yemlaammetam (IM.II all 0011/4PIM I Pd. 110,4100 10 lAngio.lindese Mint 10,000 15 lAvaireliss .000 16 Amtransial a l l .E i rl i ii 91 . ‘7,000 10 Berlinnaterworks ( ) 10,000 ; Bombay Gm (Limited 6,04 M 60 British American Land 614.71144. & I. Mag. Tel. (1.1 12,600 * 0 IBMs' Ti. (L ) gni WM Canada Company 60,000 10 eaaadisaLoan&lav(l ) 26,000, *0 :Coyne Company ' 40,000 10 Com. of Lfrimmlier.(L) 60.000 SO Cosamercull'uloailas. 20,000 50 'Consolidated Dia... (1. 40.000 100 'ContrectCorporation( 12,000 25 ,Cop.M. 10020251 St. iCrystal 1110,4401. St. . Do. Preference 077,0001. SL I Do. 6p. et. Perp. Deb 1 ' 10.000 )00 DiecountCorporatiMML 60.000 10 L India Irrig. & Canal 100.000 to lacriptianCous.t Tr .(L 676.6151. 80. iiirstric Tenpin& 70,000 6 lane. sad Aaa C 126.000, 90 111.(.411t& Pla.o=l. 10,000 1 20 6 :Oen. %NMI Navigation 100.000 godsons Bar 1.60.000 20 latereat.Plisaa.fiee. (L) :El I si 10060001 100 , Do. 60. c. lids. r. len 60.000 26 iloistelockDlsormist(L) 20.000 23 Ismid.aadCaledo6.l64 12.000 1 Lood.Districi Tele& 20.000 10 Loud. Plnau. Asso. 176,0001 6 Load. G. Omnibus C. L 60.000 20 ,Lood.Proviosialliaria• 60.000 20 Madras Imp & Cased 12.600 20 .Mauritius laad,&c.,'L) 12.600 10 Meat, ItstAil, ya R.) SW WO 60 Ilereaa.CredttAsel t 1.500 10 'Natal Lantl*Cel. C. 80,000 10 National Ns. Com. 20,000 100 National Steam Nev.( • 6,000 10 Nerbudda Coal it L tL. 6,000 10 Do. New 148,076 1 N. Withal Austral& (L ) 40.000 2 N. BratAliercan. Isat 60,000 15 Ocean Marine Laura) 10.000, 20 •Orleatal Coraeserrdal(L. 160 000 1 Oriental Ou (Limped; 3 ?." . 1 1.)°•.r4."! 60,000 10 Ortent.lnlandeleam(L)! 10,000 . 6 Ottoman Om (14mtlad)1 0011.000 t Bt. , Poelltly.landiMln.(l4l MOOO, 60 ?edamler I O. Miami 10,000 60 Do. New I Pd I CL picot. I %lea Pst tPak . 1t i t I 2 2 1 31Pre pat2s Si 36 1 6 4 :11: 4 a: so It pa i (1 \ 1f lip 44 If k dill par 60 62 I I t: 3 I* 20 1 10 10 I i id, Plu i 1:6 i sr es ! I 72 O }die }pm; , OM p4pmm I 4 4ipimi n 24 lak 112 1 16 112 115 3) id 60 i -10 81 4 li d: 1 Ze tiam iN ior I 1f 2 zd 212 1 la 7 8 6 Xis U 86 1 11 1 1 I 1 2 I p pol 1 !pal 1 8 19 . pie; i 1 P a l N 7 919, lar 1 ipm * .0 24 I% 11 14iplai 2 4 pea 11 1 21 2L i Ms 44 67 77 79 17 19pla 28 30 14 1. 9: iii! 10,000, 60 Elyingiey Iron ... 10,000 16 Do. New 4.250 26 1101. at, Impeov. (L)I 29.750 26 i Ditto ditto 15 000 100 loyal Kall3laim 100.0001. St. ISMAl.latt last. Inv. 3. (ll' 80,004 20 doe.Fluan.rTlgypte 10,000 60 S. Anima M. la. 14,200 26 South Australian Iced WOW St. Submarine Telegraph I Do. scrip 1 . 4.000 10 ITlransesallenny la. (L, 14,600 10 .TrisethAgencyotaaa 60,000. 20 ,T. elt L Co. of U. Canada 20.000 6 flatted K. Tele,. Co. (11 10,000 20 'l;alreraliartairlas.(L th . C.° l 10 . i ll ge wAllaiarrlaha. 10,6001 20 Van Ineramea Lund_ 30,004, 60 • Werelindrold'aelllui L' lee 7 1 .- 1 IP= 811 188 . lu e Ride 8 1 11 pia 1111 I_ l ll - 4 - 1 164 1 MI IFi Pal Paz Per 1 14 17 r im I so u id id FALL or • CLILCUR AT NOTTINORAM.—Yester day moroieg a dream, newly erected is Nottingham for the use of AL Francones company of equestrians, fa in, live men being buried in the raise. Two of the men, sawed Arnold and Houma, were taken oat of the rides insensible, the former having two of his ribs broker', sad the other having soataised a tractor* of the skulL This other three rem were severely bruised and cat, but sot 1. 6 7HL Z I BERASI.CC BOILER FalPLaSlON.—Another of Hie injured Inge had died, making 12 fatal cases from this ex plosiou. lt is reported that Mr. Omwebey Bailey. M.P., the proprietor of the works. hem expressed Ins intention of pro. Adam for the injured men sad the bereaved familiar, and, orresequartly, there will be no neesesity for making au to the public.aP r i llOCßEßS . WAGER AT NEW ORLEANS..—La. bearers, mechanics, and other., employed by the twerp meat at New Orleans, are receiving geed wages. First class mechanics are paid three dollars and a quarter a day ; locomotive engineers the same ; labourers, without rations, one dollar and a half a day ; waggon 031111.11111, fifty dollars • month ; blacksmiths, forty-five defiers • mouth ; ordinary hands on river boats, thirty dollars. —Neve York paper. TWELVE BROTHERS IN THE UNION ARYT.--• While we were at the recruiting agency of Messrs. Maynard and Griswold yestaniay afternoon, a raddent of the town of Camillus, Alamo Wilber, was enlisted. He stated that ha in the oldest of 12 brothers, sons of William and Elects Wilber, of Camillus, mid that now they bad all entered the Novice of the United States. This brother is now between 44 sod 45 pays of age, and be added that now of the 12 broateis weigh less thee 200 pomade. His sod enlisted at the =me time be did.—Syromisc Journal, Jan. 14. • WRWITHED INFIDLL;I.--Cursuo mei net curious finnan of the small effect which squally dreadful deems. elation@ have, in comparison, one Greek Christian. He says that banning to remark to his Greek servant that throughout his travels in Asia Minor and Armenia, he had saver one been deceived or robbed by a Moslem ; the Greek replied, " Oh no, wretched infidels ! They are afraid to lie or steal. Their religin forbids it to them, the de r !"—Prater's Mora:int for March. THE TRT:WTHIE or THIN BRITIEH MUnerm.—lt remains for the Rouse of Commons to make amends for Use inertia displayed by sucomrive governments, whether liberal or comiervative, in carrying into effect neither the spirit nor the latter of the noommendatione of the royal eommiasioe of MO. The Bone of Commons could eerily pass • resolution recommending that all vacancies eines the elected trustees should be filled up from mon eminent in literature, abolarship, arehieology, and scienoe, and that the elected trustees should themselves have • voice in the election of their colleagues. As the whole conetitutioo of the Museum depends on the will of the House of Com mons, which votes the funds for its support, such • resole. tine, though merely recommendatory, would, doebtless, ban the force of • command. Parliamentary sad pubis nitrite steadily operating, we should in mann of time have in the elected trustees of the British Moans a British institute, comprehending the intellectual ootabili ties of the country, possessing the con fi dence of the mike. appealing onnedully for funds to parliaments sod govern. meat., and worthy to be appointed the 1111111014011 Of the British Monthyoes and Getet—lferieritlierer Itogosist for March. . - 1:0; ;ON CI VI ELL OltIllillIISCOMPAILIIIITID)..-•• xttAp fa th• 7 0 14 nix 2 4 ,a 7 .9 1, IL 14 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Csocw. The stock markets to-day are dull and inactive. Console are quoted a trifle lower for the aooount than they closed yesterday. Foreign stocks are relatively firmer, and in two or three instances an improvement has taken place. As re gards home railway stocks the principal feature is a fall in Great Western. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reutses telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 661 r. 42c., being about 1-16th per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 91 to for money, and 91} for the account (March 8). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Console, for money, 91i, , 91 ; ditto for account, 911 ; Three per Cents. Re dqced, 89i, ; New Three per Cents., ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 11:14+, I ; and Exche quer Bills, ss. dia., par. Anglo-Turkish Bonds of 1868 and 1862 have im proved 1 to I per cent., being quoted respectively 68 to 1, ex div and 691 to 1. Mexican Bonds are # better, at 421 to 431; Confederate steady, at 43 to 45 "ex all ;" Greek firm at 221 to 23 ; Turkish Consolidia steady at 501 to f, and Passive 1 lower at 351 to: 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian, 991, 1001, ex div. ; French Three per Cent. Resta', 66fr. 75c. ; Greek Coupons, for account, 101 ; Italian, for account, 661, 1, # ; ditto 1863, scrip, 41 dia. ; Mexican, for account, 421, 1, 431, 43 ; Portuguese, 1856, tkc., for account, 481 ; Russian, 1822, 89, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 89, 881 ; Sardinian, for account, 83 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 351, 1 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 141, 14 ; Turkish, 1854, 92 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 681, ex div. ; ditto 1862, for account, 691, ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 691 ; Venezuela, for account, 241, ex div.; ditto, 1862, for account, 60. International Financial shares are now quoted 71 to 1 prem.; General Credit, 31 to 4 prem. London Financial, 11 to 1, ex div. and ex new ; Mercantile Credit, 8 to 9 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 173 to 18/ ; Egyptian Trading, 21 to I preen. ; and Thames Iron Works and Shipbuilding, 2 to 21 prem. With reference to the Imperial Financial Com pany, it is notified that the directors will proceed to make the allotment of shares with u much ex pedition as the numerous applications will permit. Foul' o'CLocc. Owing chiefly to the receipt of lower prices from Paris, Consols have declined per cent., being now quoted 901 to 91 for money, and 91 to it for the account. No gold operations have taken place at the Bank. There has been a decidedly good de mand for money. The Omar Pasha has arrived from Port Philip with 71,0001. in gold, and the Olympus, from New York, with 13,0001. The Oneida, from Brazil for Southampton, has reached Lisbon, with 5,020/. in specie. . .. . . . . . Aooording to private telegrams just received, a further movement of about 2 per cent. against England has taken place in the Shanghae'exchange. The Indian exchanges, on the other hand, are de scribed as rather lower. The market both for bar silver and Mexican dollars was firmeryesterday, and the supply of the latter, just received by the Mexi can packet, is expected to be sold at higher rates. The bidding' for 40,00,000 rupees (400,0001.) in bills on India took place yesterday at the Bank of England. The proportions allotted were Cal cutta, 22,00,000 rupees ; to Bombay, 16,00,000 rupees ; and to Madras, 2,00,000 rupees. The mini mum price was as before, viz., is. Hid. per rupee on Calcutta and Madras, and Is. 11 }d. on Bombay. The applications within the limits amounted to 237 lace (2,370,0001.) Tenders on Calcutta at Is. 111.1. will receive about 11 per cent. ; on Bombay, at 2s. ow., about 16 per cent. ; on Madras, at 25., about 44 per cent. ; and all above these prices in fulL The applications within the limits at the previous bidding did not exceed 1,870,000/. The question of a settlement in the abares of the Australian and Eastern Navigation Company will be taken into consideration to-day (Thursday) by the Committee of the Stock Exchange. It is believed, however, that theinvestigation will extend beyond .to-day, the more especially as a deputa tion from Liverpool and another from Manchester will attend, with a view to prevent a settlement. There will also be a deputation on behalf of the company, composed of its directors. Meanwhile the committee are inundated with letters on the subject from all parte of the country. It is urged that it would not be quite right for those mem bers of the Stock Exchange Committee who have re ceived allotments of the shares to vote upon the question about to be submitted. The excitement relative to the affair is greater than has been known in any case of the kind fur years. It appears that at the settlement just concluded the Stock Exchange Committee would not allow the price of the shares of the Littlehampton,Havre, and klontleur Steam Company to be "made up" above 5 prem., although the current quotation of the shares was 7 to 8 prem. This appears to have been the first occasion on which the committee have exercised a discretionary power of this nature. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 6,990/. over last year ; the Great Western au increase of 2,2171. ; the Great Northern an increase of 2,7841. ; and the Great Eastern au increase of 400/. Another new financial company is announced under the title of the Credit Mobilier (Limited). It is introduced through the Credit Foncier (Limited), the allotment letters of which were issued two days ago, and the board is identical with that of the Credit Foncier. The prospectus recites that the Credit Foucier for Great Britain and Ireland "since its establishment has found the offers of business, both of a land credit as well as of a general financial character, so large, as to necessitate the formation of the Credit Mobilier (Limited), to undertake such financial operations as the Credit Foucier, with due regard to its special objects, cannot legitimately carry out" The proposed capital is 1,000,000/, in 20,000 shares of 601. each, with a first issue of 10,000 shares, on which there is a deposit on application of 11. per share, and 41. on allotment. It is not intended to call up more than 201. per share. At the meeting yesterday of the Railway Passen gers Assurance Company, the directors' report, which was adopted, stated the premium income for the half-year ending December last at 30,1931., against 26,6321. for the same period in 1862. The balance to the credit of the revenue account is 23,133/., out of which a bonne was declared of 2s. per share, in addition to the usual interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum. The first instalment of U. per share is to be paid on the new shares of the London Financial As sociation by the 16th inst. A call of 51. is to be paid on the shares in the London and South Western Bank by the 31st ilot. The annual meeting of the Canada Company will be held on the 30th inst. We are requested to state that the share list of the Gellivara Company (Limited) will be closed for London on the sth inst., and for the country and the Continent on the ith. WZDIMRDAT EVIZION., Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to for the Bth March, were marked this morniog 911, and closed at 911 to 1. For money the last price was 91 to /. The official busitess report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 91, 1, 91 ; ditto, for account, 911 ; Three per Coma. Reduced, 814, it, 1, Si div. ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1, I , I, ex div. ; India Five per Cent. 104 i, t ; ditto for account, 3 '') 1041 ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 104, 105, ; ditto Bolide, 4e. dia. The ensuing settlement in Consols has been fixed for the Bth of Aprfi, and the last price for that period was 91} to 7.18, the " continuation " being 5-18 per omit. The India Five per Cent. stock was firm. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was likewise inquired for. Exchequer Bills remain at ss. dis. to par. There were several variations in the foreign stock market, especially in Mexican and Spanish Pas sive, but the closing quotations for these and most other stocks in this department were about the same as yesterday. In the market for bank shares there was an im provement in Bank of Queensland, London and Buenos Ayres, London Joint Stock, and Union Bank of London, while Bank of London slightly receded. Intercolonial Royal Mail and Rhymzey Iron (new shares) were inquired for. National Discount and North British and Mercantile In surance were rather more offered. An advance has taken place in Italian Irrigation bonds. International Financial shares were steady at 74 to / prem. ; General Credit slightly lower at 3 to 4 prem., ex div.; and London Financial steady at 11 to 114 prem., "ex all." Mercantile Credit closed at 8 to 9 prom. ; and Imperial Finan cial at 4 to 41 prem., being rather higher. Hudson's Bay shares were rather dull at 181 to ; and Egyptian Trading steady at 21 to 21 prem. The closing (but, in some cases, merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. :—Credit Foncier of Mauritius, par to prem. ; Land Securities, 11 to 11 prem. ; Contract Corporation, If to 11 prem. ; Credit Foncier (Great Britain), 21 to 1 prem. ; Lon don Mercantile Discount, 35 to 44 prem.; Austra lian and Eastern Navigation, 8 to 10 prem. ; Ottoman Financial, # dis. to 1 prem. ; Consoli dated Discount, 1 dui. to par ; Mexican Bank, 4 to 1 prem. ; Littlehampton Steam, 74 to 8 prem. ; Financial Corporation, 2 to 24 prem. ; Gellivara Company, 14 to 21 prem. ; London Gas Meter, to 1 prem. ; Buenos Ayres Bonded Wharf, 4to 1 prem. ; South Eastern Bank, Ito If prem. ; British Colonial Steamship, to 1 prem. ; Naval and Military Bank, to prem. ; Lisbon Oil Mills, to prem. ; English, Irish, and Foreign Rolhng Stock, 1 to 11 prem. International Agency, 11 to 25 prem. ; Financial Discount, 2 to 3 prem. ; Queensland Sheep In vestment, 14 to it prom. 86 113 zd I 16 . 17 . I jai 107 iii 100 zd 47e 44 id I e•i•• 1 - ,1 - xd ilk 4 7 4 5 ure - 14 Ti 8 77 M 1 3 5 i MINE&-(THIS DAYJ Two OTUYIL The mining market is rather leas active to-day, but prices generally are well maintained. Great Wheal Vor shares are rather lower, at 3bl to 361, and Marke Valley at 6} tot. East Caradon are quoted 31 to being dull ; Wheal ton, 180 to 184 \Vim" Grenville, 61 to 1 • North . Shepherds, 61 to 1 ; and West Chiverton, ' 9O to 85. Wheal Lud cott shares are officially m arked 21 to 2 1 . Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady, at previous quotations. St.. John del Rey are dull. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. Jas. 2$ . M= wesiiir Agpoi gate Average IMPERIAL AVERAGE& ed Ila 24 ' f.0 5.i 188 92 ' 187 . 94 Ws ad 32. 84 8d 32. Id 18. 114'31. 84.3 3 8 31 32. 184 05 4d lb 04 HY WI Ss 0.2.13. 84 Ws 04 84 Ills 114 1 9. Id Oa Id 315 7413. 74 41* 14 824 01 1 9. Ild 28, 104 3.14 24 Us 54 Os 44128 195 4439. 04191 14131..94 - - -- - We fd 14 fe 1410. 110 VW 3d 23s Id : not[.—WWW Ilmisy. OW, LW. Beam and P... le. DIAGRAM IWOWIWI ISO nomAtion ni THE .DOE Mel OP lI‘MAT lIMINII TSB SIX WESIUI NAMED. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) OK ILMOTI3O AND MISNATIONAL TZLOOLON.) (lON 001 OWN CORIZSPONDLWI. ) Market quiet bat dimly. Wes i robably 5,030 Nits. I. gam tl. Is& IS. Feb. & 'Feb. IS. Feb. 20. Feb. ItY. ,- - - - - 5.. , 771 :: .. .. .. : : 1 t ! .. I -771_LF7"1-7 MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Booito..—A full smosist of bonuses doing at firm prices, the des ioeludo Mauritius yellow sod sat pay, 435. 6d. to 45e. Bd. ; middliog to dos grainy yellow, 45.. 6d. to 48s. 6d. ; ebbs. Mk. to 50a. 6d. ; Madras, commas Jag. pry, 36a. to 365. 6d. • obits Bsbisi, 455. ; Havasu* No. 11 to 114, 44.. 6d. ; Sod Cubs, 495. 6d. Refined—Brown lumps Arm bat mares at Ms. Corti.—The mast is firm for all desirable qualitias, at full rates. 0; has sold at previous miss. Trinidad grey sad mizsd red. 55a. to 595. ; good, 60n to 655. Tga.—The public sales am proosedisg with fair spirit at MI rates, common to fair blackish leaf °segos has brought la. to Is. lad. lilowited omega Pekoe. M. 2d. to b. 7d. ; Soncbosp in papas, with all faults, at 3id. to Sid. Rom.—No salsa reported. Irscrr.—The market is quiet for most dascriptirms. Eines* have sold at provisos prices. Pepper, blued Penang, 3id. to 31d. Piniesto„ 2fd. to 20. Mom, mili tary to very One, 10d. to 3a. 4d. Nutmegs, small to Us bold, ltd. to 3s. 9d. Rica —Good white Bengal has bon sold at 13a. mob, and 13s. Vd. with prompt. ARROWROOT. —5OO barrels of Bt. Visoont (sew crop) hare sold at the valuations, commas to Lilo. eid. to 7id per lb. 13ALTISTIZ.-120 bogs sold, refraction 44, for cash. at 35a. 9d. _ . . Oce 7 rinr.—At a further slight decline there appears to be mote disposities to peahen& Jury has sold at full prices for good qualities of the new crop. bet ordinary sorts are still dull of sale ; common arid at 171. to 181. se. ; middling to Bne, 221. 10. to 301. Corimrssi. bits sold at a further advance, or at fid. above the prices relies • fortaiibt back. Honduras silver. 3.. 4d. to 3a. Bd. ; black. 3a. Bd. to 3.. 105. ; inferior, 3s. sd. to 3.. 6d. ; Teseriffesilver. 3s. sd. to 3s. Bd. ; black. 3s. 9d. to U. ; Mexican silver, 3a. ed. to 3s. sd. ; Meek, 3a. 95. I , TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the anisexsd quotations :—Town tallow, 40s. 61. ; Petersbars Y.O. on the spot, 40s. 6d. to 40s. 9d. ; March, 408. M. to 40a. 9d. ; April to Jesse, 41s. 3d. ; October to December, 44.., " buyers." Delive ries for the half-week, 836 casks. No imports. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. . _ _ _ (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is rather smaller than on Thurs day last ; the demand is very limited, end Mooday's quotatioos are barely maistaiood. The supply of sheep is about the same as of late. A large proportio• of the better descriptioes are shorn, and the weather is very unfavourable for them. Trade generally is dull at our quotations. Calves are selling as on Monday. Our foreign supply *manta of 370 besets, 1,280 sheep, rod 201 calves ; mulch nova, 90. Pet doe. or 6184. a 4. a. d. Pr .tow et Übe. Ld. d. led loot.. Horetda 484 10 I Boat W.l: Hl-wee 48 6 0 But 81wer..borao 4 4 4 8 UM Loag-w001a.... 5 s 5 0 &woad amid. Image S 0 S 8 Dn. do. Shorn 4 4 Calves . _ Pl4a 1144413a5a Min& 1 I 610 lambs Ilaaata at nark* 1,010: Ming sad Lambs. 3.730: Calm, 213: IVA 110. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY). Mows. Harvey and &stun report trade very slow supply short. Prime meadow hay, 75n to 80e. ; superior ditto, 84s. to 87s. ; infe ri or ditto, GO.. to 70s. ; clever, old, 90.. to 110 s. ; straw, 24e. to 30s. Avsnmair Jrwma.r.ey. The sale rooms of Maws. Debonham, Story, and Sons yesterday displayed • large and valuable stock of bijouterie, conaimied direct from Austria. The following were the more prominent lots :- 653, • superb brilliant suite of brooch and earners, NX.I. ; 659,ia Lino brilliant nod emerald clustered ring, 566/. ; 655, an import of ruby and brilliant Sovigoi brooch, the moose of large size sad flo• quality, 256 guineas ; 670, • costly ex hibition brilliant bracelet. with patent revolving star crates, surrounded with lustrous brilliants, 152 guineas ; 671, • sumptuous sapphire and brilliant buckle bracelet, 80guineas: WO, • superb brilliant suite of Deckle& and psalm*, and pair of earrings, 43 guineas ; 694, a beautifully &Gigue& diamond scroll bracelet, 51 guineas ; 653, a splendid diamond suite of shield brooch and earrings, 47 guise.' ; Mt, • gold mounted tortoiseshell dress comb. enricbed with disarmed, and pearls of large size, 17 guineas ; G9O, • pair of rag elegant brilliant flower marriage, 71 gaieties ; 710, • magni ficent cluster brilliant and rows diamond braoslet. designed is seven eters, 50 rabies+ ; 713, a very splendid dammed and ruby double star bracelet, the rubies of meat de to .f odour, and surrounded by diansoods of the tarot lustre, 94 munera. INUNDATION IN Norrnmitamstaa.—Tto ham raised the peat week in Nottinghamshire. Derbyshire, end Leicestershire have caused the river Trent to overflow its beaks to • eossiderable extent ; and io the rieiglibourhood of Nottingham there is a largo flood out. The river bee not been known to rise so rapidly for a number ut years past. It is sot brown whether any serials amount of damage I as been dissest present. For • number of miles the valley of the Islet is Mandated. 1 N t if, ; ,f