The Express. — London, England, 1858-03-19 00:00:00

'(: PORBILdizy Id. tat of the .1 ~ mhos 0 the n olo a g 'gentleman and official ad emit ewe, i kas e Ma 6100 a, paw. izeinei 70111 the 'air ect free. ▪ Mackra 'sto ho [totiftsfatte Ol W liege m nede r more is wt., , ear shin p o h,„ ottr pa* tt a tl i lrot lao at. Tbo 'mai d O&ho Boil), atm* Vier tram Rome isms r the rivoia. a Loser at whit 2, Jadd-etreet. We d . bare ha Fret nu.aMee ion Meer wi ms , e.l that no lend se lay rmtlaar' may the e h t merensent is act sped • uss here is .. Pew. ads Me actual,. p ee d tit glrt.U. r % - if • swipe. ed. 1"03 ran bar* !timing lap n the W es 'reglad. biting. (M e t tens it any use b ee Net tuned of them, Q . inedequery of a pole d prellertaal eetiriPy, led es in the rase gg Printed in 'lie Wanes . make en eaareiis I sentence ;es eel ides t teat the ppLeeresses tf when the same ...it ce Till liart - Rx OP :Ur, M.F. rn of Culone: ('an. aunt) of Northam"- 11.7. on the dtenboan ',OO .at down to chum Esq A t , Dgnt dia.; .r., NV. W dle. , E. 44 is, Major C•trttnit i On. Captain Ban.l.ly, eying been drunk, thee dome was chiedy lame coach:ll.l by earn 17 bad the twat coo v.) He believed the °navel with , bat eks M 29 ytars ago whi m N; ier these pietas uajorlty in the perltO ea and the !realm. reetP.Ue lion if tied It would remain additional c..nadenee h It already pee. questions now before Wort questions ; he Palmerston goner Wavy and wasted to leader in the HWANG( awe.) lie ' , Weer* as no feet inus opposie d upon whether the :he conservatives had e government of the neit. t . hews.) He the. (Cheers.) Esti . colleague of Sion of the southern d was loudly eteeled. Is for the Medusa wore to him to be rats the return of They LA fought • Cl , l••ry & art h. ought they would aU .) He thought three as were most anmiti late Itirmalf who hod ogly—but tho wh‘rbt l sad Motu:bed, and ult rather doubtful,it a, whi , h be wee sorry r, was too °lwo the 'orthamploa, spoke of out he could not agree and 1 hAert). He dit be might may that sir it by a portion of the so in London. The is 1•41. b it mom sellut. Now, Md PO dra :dot ref to would Is diflo.rd from their ag againnt their land equally in the pow,' d going to the tailloto , boot h. (Applause.) the ballot Y It wee independent elector% ors. tit to be enjoyed amed, and who diet • name . of the bi:l t. other Les who, Lot I. 'dein, get ear .therala and Literal and not Is to oblime a hie i a ?none doe t want tie none of independent take the trouble Is Then who would be ndrel— :hew, ban) — to lie, in tho meanest limo , - apemelt who mid ..fter eat rig the He "nil I toe the my prepared to be os eke r It mud sewer istkory. It would smother not; aid IM were C: dietimirm•ll them pries istcot wpm gob.r. ~ozht to la d4l they id o Ile 'Mr Knight. t•Li• but .• to. klAd. It oly or m I after much 14 li• n use .!,. otbary Ferree" bin ~o. that of a.w nix foto ales *et claim to praise cm etb he wee ewe • rich ropiest • moth mom ittsrsd member, MS plaeresan. ‘ Cbeig&) say furber oar n• with b.m l theL .1 my fully &Mad to oservattur ✓ind= mute. H. Kt to see r. 45 ISM Re tb.:mthl tW 17 Wog an..tber mated bad t o ted, sad pe en ar•idavuoiy diate eapp.rter• awl delmea.e. of • bedew • weliabtkl. (C h eri.) the birthday at email t 1 Sordisim. ou ILIAD the rid !healer to the peiry• & cord's/di moat I..nearl. daring d Weiner et which er d'davergee wee dile of Kkei Vidor reloaded by p.r ace 'rills Podolia.. Kiog of Preemie p his rreidesoe b Me (way it of tbo MO I IMMO Ix Ws * due on tho2Sth to up to the 24th alt. sod the Llchoosi tits 26th inst. 34 1 1 pockets, with oprldssd a sod two g ht. tho Tar* rods Ararn. lied La ;4 viz., the Arras veto. Ids editor of the is sordiolo. he" at sad 200. r. las Ss • Froarb. l' kat4.—W• Alderman Wilda. MB r .Hatt or this sar" ,Iltacol War" 'ad to or Seioel said a ~with .astAaws /sorest LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAT. -*- COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CALM'S. DUX. IP. DIAXI.-JCDICIAL SZPAZATION. IRE HAVELOCI MEMORIAL FUND. (IEIB DAI.) THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 19, 1858. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. BILITI%I I PORIMINUOMI. Two (Mimi. The railway share market remains decidedly depressed. Moat of the leading stocks exhibit a further reduction varying from to t per cent., compared with the low quotations established yesterday. London and North Western stock is ItOW quoted 95 to; ; Great Western 571 to 58 ; Midland, 963 to ; Lancsahire and Yorkshire, 883 to 80 ; London and South Western, 46 to 3, per share ; Great Northern, 253 to ,1 ; and Eastern Coun ties, 113 to Caledonian and North Eastern stock' are decidedly heavy. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooz. The funds to-day are somewhat firmer, but little business is going forward, and the recovery established in Consols is limited to about 1-16 per cent. The government broker has made another investment. Speculators seem dis posed to await the issue of the Indian loan. English railway stocks exhibit even increased de pression. This ins a snit far juMaiel mparati m, peenteled by Mr+. Ant Deane &giblet her Moaned, Arthur Deane, a lieutenaut In the Barka/re Mail* an the ground of adultery core 'Mind with an actress called Mr& Turner, formal) of the Olympio Theatre. The husband did not amber. Dr. l'hillimore (with whom was Dr. Spi.) bristly stated the case, and celled— Elisabeth Sainsbury, cousin of the petitioner, who said she was meat at the marriage which took place in the month of December, 1434, at Bt. Mary s , Reading. The parties bred together at Waltham St. Lawrence, Berkshire, bat onl) for a fee, months. They afterwards livid at Devizes, Si nigh, and Readieg. They had eight children. Rt. hard Orent. managing clerk to Mr. Manacle, a fruit neer pant, al St. Ititi.lph`eilanie, produced a copy of the mar riage entry in the pariah regiater of St. Mary s, Reeding. Knew Captain Deane. He had often celled at the wart home in St. Botolptie-lane, to see Mr. Hanson . Ba w C a pt. Deane in t Miord in September, 1857. Followed hint down the street, and taw him rem into the house of Mrs. Cooke. Saw him &eosin ct AlJarshott Camp on the 14th of October, where witeme served him with Om dunces. Mr. Doane merely said, .• CM, very well. - He was not in uniform but he was breakfmting in one of the hats with two otiScers who were. Spoke to him as Captain Arthur Deane, and he answered to that name. Mr. Samuel Hanson had known Mr. Deane all his life, and had visited Iwo altar his marriage. He called at witaases warahouge, in the summer of 1856, in reference to a proceeding in Chancery relating to his uncle's will. He was called Captain Deane, theu,ch he was only a lieutenant. A letter in Mr. Deane, handwriting lo the petitioner had been placed in witsam's hand. It was dated, 12, Glounester-grem, Oxford. August 31, 18.17. - William Pen hey, landlord of the Ship Hotel, Oxford, arid • gvntlernan calling himself Captain Dame came to his house in January, 14.57, and a bedroom, with tha we of • elitism-room. He remained at the Snip about three atm. which he went into private Wen**. He had • female with him whom he called hie wife. They occu pied one bedroom. He said they were both going to play at an amateur performance at the Star, and he gave witness • ticket. N% item saw the performance ; the deikribed in the handbills •• 11r. Deane and Mrs. Tr= were the persons of whom witness 'poke. The plays were She Stour to Contpnv," "Tims Trim All," and •• Domestic Economy. The lady in court (Mrs. Deane) war not the lady witness saw. Elite Con, errveat to the last witness, gave similar 'vi de:we. ;tiles a Cooke, of 11, Glotanter.groms, Oxford, a laundren, sit I that Captain DORM took lodelegs at her house for Mn. Turner. He hiamell lodged at lin Harnett's, at the nest door, but be took his meals with Mrs. Turner, and wee with her all day. They were often alone together, and be walked out with her arm-in-arm. Captain Daum often spoke to witness of his wife, whim he said was at Reading. He awe slept in the same rano with Mm. Turner. One morn. big lettingen street door was found not locked, and witswe's little girl, when she went upstairs to see whether Mrs. Turns would hen her breakfast, saw Captain Dianne in bed with her. Witness herself saw Captain Deane coming out of Mrs. Tuner's bedroom. ' Emily Werl — rua. servant to the lest witness, had heard Mrs. Turner go down stairs and let Captain Deane in, at Ilse is the morning. lied scan them in bed together. Sir C. Cresswell was of opinion that there was proof of the identity of C a pt a i n Deane spokes d by the witnesses and the defendant ; but the chats to In one or two places one little Bne. Still there wen that which might reasonably courinee a jury ; and he should, thin fore pron..unee to. the judicial separation, and should award to the wife 801. a year as alimony, being half the income of which it which it was shows that def end ant wee in the re ceipt. The defendant, of coarse, to pay ousts. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MANSION-HOUSE. A LAIV rvirow. Jobs Richard, was brought before the Lord Mayer, charged with areattlt, under the following circunistances: Mr. Roberta, the relieving-o®-cr of the East London Union, said the prisoner was provided by the guardians of the poor with • shirt, jacket, and pair of trousers, and ordered to bare Is. 61. In cull. Shortly after he received the money he came back Is • mate of drunkenness, and gave wanes. • Wow on the boa. He had known the prisoner fifteen ears, during which time he had been constantly roliered, and had been in the combat habit of getting drunk. Prisoner-1 don't like the state of things now. They ere different to what they wore a few years ngo. The Lord Mayor—llow is It you relieve persona who are is the constant habit o f ge tti ng drank P Wetness—lts by order of !he board. The Lonl Mnyor—Surely the board ought to be made aware of his habits. Pneoper —lf you let me go, my lord, I'll never come here any more. I don't like 101,011. The Lord Maym —V•oi like the union end relief better, I dare lay. 1.1140 vend you to prison fur twenty-one days, where you will have bread and water and plenty of hard Isbour, and no gm. Committed accordingly. WORSHIP-STREET. Ins° ascErt'L Aa+AVI.T. Wd:ut.t. Hurst, a butcher, at 82, High-street, White chapel, was charged with assaulting Mazy Ann Mickley, nineteen years of ago. Complainant, a reAptrtAble young person, stated that site was paarnil3 o ( U 11,11411 Bwhopegattestreet last evening, in company with a female friend, when the defendant suddenly presented himself, and grossly insulted her. Alarmed at such an attack offered at that hour in so public a thoroughfare, they both ran away, but had not proceeded above fifty yards, when ,ho received a terrible blow on the ride of the bead which kn,i.kod out two of her teeth. Turning round, the saw the meaner, and on miring an alarm be immediately made off. Complainant adch I, MAL she was yet suffering coseiderable pain. Hiss Ann Jenkics, the friend of complainant, fully Ocv rob,trated her statement, sal an officer of the N division de. p sh osed to Mopping the rudiso in the Kingsland-road, afi after • arp chase. . . Defeo4laat in answer to the charge said—l did not strOns her very hard. Mr ILinimill—Why, yon kpni bed her teeth one after an indecent kpp .n her while io Jtopany with • female friend only in the public reiret. You ore a dastardly cowardly fellow, and I shall send y.,n for three month. to the Room of Correction, with hard labour. WOOLWICH. THE ISILIT•RY AND TOR POCKS. lies Herek€4, 'errant to as officer is the Zed Kent Militia. wee placed at We bar before Mr. Seeker, charged with violently aesauding a police-cm/table with a ridiag whip while in the roe .4 It!' duty. Mr. Superintendent Ma:Wien, from the cirmuumances in essaimics with the charge, attended to watch the proceedings is the part of the police. Police-eneatable Coghall, 443 R, said that while os duty Berealotd•street, between twelve and one o'clock in the ISSfithiff, hr new the prisoner standing Moog a lot of law ilwaralea, whoa be desired Awe to go away. Prisoner Amply turned epos him, end amid, "Do you roma me?" He " No," whoa the prisoner Wrack him • violent blew ea the forehead with the bun end of a riding whip. (The wound wee covered with adhesive planter.) Before 00111domov.r the ..(act of the blow, some of the military nein ease up and 'lionised testae Was. The picket elo, came up with draws emede. They were under the Winn:ice of drink. They smacked him, end hacked his truncheon, with which he we defending himself, to pieces. He wee compelled to make his escape as heat he c .uIJ, sad alter obtaining further essistance, the prissier sae apprehended about half an hour afterward., at the corner of Thomm.street. Ile knew so flaws shy the pi 4,1 drew their swords. Andrews, 263 ft, mid he wan present when the rimier attacked the Let witness with the whip. He saw the arrival of the p. ke: •nd 'Awned than draw their swords. He this drew he et .d for the purpuc of defeace when hie hat wee Instantly knocked off by a blow with a sword end &harmer& cot up. (Witnesa produc.l his hat which app, teed first to have b. en tit in half Ind tie tower portion afterwards split up) Ile defended himself with hie truncheon, which was broken. 1 here was no corporal in charge of the picket. In reply to the charm. prisoner end he never Interfered, and never raid 4 word. It he hid struck the man with the whip why di 1 he not knock him down with We truncheon, as he did one of the military trein who was carrying a drunken sea ea hi 4 bark CopErndee; 1 the leter part of that statement. hecluw—When was the military trail' at the time of tbs emelt l• Cogludl—Ahrtt forty or Illy yards array. sir. flecker—Did the picket my anything? Primmer—No rill he knocked the man down. Prisosvr than biiitZS' A trlalp twee toe in hie hued, and amid prolate a witness, who waa with him ten minutes kellana, to prove it. (harp Rekont, wrest to Dr. Clifford, of the It ,yal Horse Artillery said be wee with the prisoner for al..ut half as hoer. He did not notice his haring a whip. He left him about half-pest eleven. Primmer said he wan in ea much danger es the conrables, far be had to ran away to prevent being run tea:matt t.y tee swords of the picket. lie ramped down a court by the side of the theatre. - 111 r. lirCr heels!? attempt/3, but unsuccoesfully, to dinar, the cause of the behavi.ta of the picket, rid he Arad omelet the Warmer of the result ou the constable, earl err his to pay a perky of 40e. or implisonwent for I sou& _ Primmer maid he mss sot guilty, sad sr %tit removed. The Dutch Custom-house officers at Rosendael. a f ew deye ego, eeixed e entatity of Law to the Tabu or 1,200 loess, which a lady coaxing by the railway from Antwerp bad commalcd ander her criaohne. The mulety depicted on ha countenance fa said to hare betrayed ha. This afternoon a public meeting wee held at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lens, placed at the disposal of the committee by the lessee, in aid of the above fund. At two o'clock the chair was taken by his Royal Highness the Duke of C A lIIRRIDOIL, who was received with loud cheers. The body of the theatre at that time was well filled, many of the boxes being occu pied by elegantly dressed Wise and parties of the aristocracy. The pit, galleries, sad upper boxes of the theatre wwe thrown open to the general public. Among the company on the stag* were the Marquis of Lansdowne, the Earl of Cardigan, Lord John Russell, M.P., Sir W. F. Williams, M.P., Sir Jo-nes Matheson, Mr. Moffatt, M.P., the Right Hon. ',...rnon Smith, M.P., Mr Ravel!, M.P., Sir De Lacy Evans, M.P., and a host of Ntilt geoeral, and other racers. Sitting in the stalls we observed Mrs. Semis, of Crimean fame. The CHAIRMAN, in opening the proceedings, said the object which had called them together spoke so much for itself, that it repaired very little eloquenoe on WI part to bring it forcibly before the large and influentiol gathering befxe him. The individual whose memory they had met to honour had moat truly and eminently dc.erved cell of bin country. He (the chairman) laboured under some disadvantage in having to bring the gallant general's history before the meeting, as unlike many of the friends who surrounded him, he never en j .yed the per nowise,' wintanceship of the late flew Havelock. The call int gm.rels exploit., however, were sufficient to satisfy him that he was a great loser in not having enjoyed that frietuinhp, and that no honour which they could pay to his memory could *Expo.a his merit.. (Cheers.) The chairman then alluded to the principal incident. in the life of Sir Henry Havelock, otstrving that his military career commenced at the close of that great struggle which ended in the battle of Waterloo—a battle which we were now anxious to forget—in the hope of obtaining in alliance with our ancient antagonists, more hating triumphs in the preservation of race. (Loud cheers.) The meeting was proceeding when we went to press, to consider the following resolutions. " 1. That the eminent servioes rendered by the late Ge neral Sir Henry• Havelock have called for a suitable testimo nial from a grateful country." "2. That independent of the material testimony borne by parliament to the late general, it is desirable that the British people should have an adequate opportunity of showing their gratitude for his distinguished services. - "3. That her Majesty's government having with the express ruction of her Majesty granted a rite in Trafalgar square, for a statue, the erection of such monument should It. promoted so largely as possible by the contributions of all classes of her Majesty's subjects." " 4. That the objects of the committee of the Havelock Memorial Fund, of which his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge Is the President, be approved as recorded in the oramittee's resolutions of the 20th and 29th January last." "6. That the committee of the memorial fund be requested to continue their exertions to carry out that object to the fulled extent that the subscriptions centided to them will admit, and with the least possible delay con fidently with the receipt of funds from parties in India, and other distant possessions of her Majesty." "6. That it is most desirable that the extent of subscrip tions should be such as to enable the committee, after the fullest consideration, to appropriate any surplus fund, after the erection of a statue, to such farther object, as shall seem most completely to satisfy the public view, sad to harmonise with the sentiments of the late general." LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (11T ILICTIJO TILZOLAPRI BRI XWORTH MRETING.—TaritsDAY EVENING. ACCIPTANCIA FOR TUN GLAD MILITARY GOLD CUP. Three miles. 12iit each.—Liverpool Boy, The Count, Tally Ho, Planet, The Old Vitt, Kama B.r &ins. Demotion, ette, Hiodoo, Winifred, Horan>low, Walterstown, The Huntsman. ACCRPTANCE3 FOR THE VRTERAN STAR RA. Tbree ranee. 12st 7lb each.—Magnet, Marinaduke, Thonteroft, Joe Graham. Don Quixote, Medico, Asada, Warlaby, Done the, The Painter, Monope, Lobster, Lord George, and Oharunour. Nearly all the above are expected to start, but they are so scattered about that it is impossible to ascertain the arrivals correctly. A sale, under the Encumbered Estates Court, of the property of Dr. Boyd, M.P., and others, took place In Coleraine on the 13th tam. The estate was divided into nine iota, each of which realised • good price —the whole pro ducing 19,6001. Tug TIPPERARY CONVICTS.—A curious episode occurred at the trial of the murderers of Mr. John Ellis at Nenagh Assizes. It was proved that one of the assassins waa on the jury at the mroner's inquest. The Name coroner was in the court during the trial on Monday, sitting behind the attorney for the prisoners, and prompting him. The judge had noticed his conduct, which he denounced in the most indignant terms, declaring that he should be removed from his office instantly, and peremptonly ordering him out of court if he did not wish to be put in the dock. "It is no wonder," said his lordship, " that the laws are set at nought by the ignorant, when they am such a prom as that holding the high office of coroner. I have had my eyes upon him tor some time, end I h ave witneeeed his conduct, " ltie lordship having appealed to the Attorney-General on the subje,l, the right hon. gentle man mid " There is an affidavit preparing on a subject having reference to this person, and as soon as it is ready to act on I w.II do my duty. A Cool. SEAT.—On Monday evening, as a son of Mr. Clark, of Town Field -street, Chelmsford, was on his way home with a horse and gig, he resolved on giving the animal a cool dip M the celebrated waters of Mean la, at Epriegfiell, and accordingly took the roadway through the river. The hone imely entered the partially do ded stream, but made a stnbb,rn halt in the centre thereof, deaf alike to the whipcord and the perenaeive word, aa if bent upon trying the efficacy of t h e cold water care; there sat the hapless rider for some half an hour with the purly stream, varied by a rear or a plunge, flowing through the gig below, and a shower bath of cold-hearted gibes descending from the parapet of the bridge above. It wee not till two other horses were procured to draw the animal to shore that the driver cased to be Clark of the waters.—Chelaujord Chro kirk. SHOOTING A BUROLAIL—An attempt was made at Sunderland the other night to break into and rob Edon House, the residence of W. T. Ball, Esq. The family had gone to bed, with the exception of one of the serunts, who was sitting up late, sad who on hearing • noise alarmed her master, who got up, armed himsett with a revolver, end on opening a window saw • nun ran and hide himself in tLo ivy that amend a wall. Mr. Bell called to him to come out several times, which he diaregarded, till he was threatened with being shot at. He then ran off, when he was fired at; end from his crying out "Oh, deer," and appearing to halt, it was judg e d th a t h e h a d been sh o t, but he taco*. Two other man then emerged from the Ivy, and got off. Of course the facts were given early to the police. Inspector M'lntyro, on hearing of the cam remembered t ha t three bre, here, two of whom were ticket-of-leave MGM, lived in Willing ten-road, Ape's Quay; and he went to their residence to see what they IMO doing, when he found one of them in bed with • woman. He noticed that upon his ap pearance the man we. discounted. He inquired whet wee the matter with him, when ha was told that he was anger kw from rheumatism. The officer suggested that he had probably been shot, and requited him to get up. A medical man was obtained, and it was found that he was ill from the effects of the ball, which was found in • fleshy part of his body. One of the other brothers was then taken into cus tody, and was yesterday brought before the magistrates upon this charge, and remanded for a week. The third brother has escaped out of the town. The name of these men is Makie. It is strongly believed that these are the men who garotted Mr. Hill neer Heber, and also who robbed the °Mots of Mr. Bramwell last week, as there was reason to believe there were three individuals concerned in ft.—New castle Erprrss. SALE OF GAS SHARES AT LlVERPOOL.—Yester day (Thursday) 600 new shares, of 251. each, in the Liver pool Gas Company were wild by auction, in lots of 4 Amu. Each lot of 4 shares brought 1924 The company pay anneal dividends of 10 per cent. with frequent bonnie,. MEETING Or THE BP.ITISH AND IEIBII MAO. NET:c TELSORAPIS COMPANT.—A meeting of the directors an shareholders of the above company was held yesterday (hursday), in the Clarendon.rooms, Liverpool, to take Into poniiderstion the resolution passed at the recent gesend I meeting of the company, to the effect that the director* be authorised to borrow any sum or sums of money not exceed ing in the whole the sum of 60,0001. on the security of the mortgage debentures, promissory 1,046 1 &c. After a b r i e f discussion the foregoing nook' on was agreed to, and the directors entlowised to raise the amount required. SI:SPEY: 4 ION OF NIR. LAPONE, OP LivEßrooL. It appear from • circular timed by Mr. 'Atone that his suspension—arising from the nature of remittance* from a branch hues in Monte Video—will be but of • temporary nature, and that he has no doubt of being able ultimately to liquidate all his eogamments, with interest. 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N N 6TO IN 84 116 16 16 1 1 1 If 9 10 16 11 4 0 ii so' ii ii l'it ni lop nola I A lf II SS IS 110 170 IA SU Ili US 1721 a I-I .I. 10000 1. 11000 0 10,007 I 000 1 , 11.00, 0 10,00IP . 71.000 i 05 .000 1 70.000 10 130-0 1 1000 0 103215 1 0,000 1 100, 1 In. 10 100, I 7,000 30 0,11141.311 40 42 Ms par 1 ;1 ill 11 i i II II _ Consols for the Bth April have been quoted at 961 to;, and now stand at exactly 96k, or 9613.16 to 16-16. For money the present price is 961 to i. Bank Stock for account is marked 2261 ; Exchequer Bills at 365. to 40e. prem., being le. lower; India Bonds at 28s. to 295. prem. ; and Exchequer Bonds, 1859, 100. Turkish Six per Cents. have declined to 1011 to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. are also rather more offered. In other foreign stocks there is no variation of importance, boldness being limited. Sales are recorded as follows :—Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1011 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 20 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 48; Sardinian Five per Cents., 911; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 261 ; Turkish Six per Cents., for account, 1011 to 1011; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1031. At Paris to-day (Friday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69.40 for tho account, showing no alteration oompared with the closing quotation of yesterday. The Bombay mail is expected to be delivered in Loudon to-morrow morning. The letters from China and Ceylon will probably be distributed on Monday. At the Bank yesterday there was a fair demand for money, a circumstance which may possibly have had some influence in determining the directors to post pone a reduction of the rate of discount. Perhaps, too, they prefer to await the launching of the eight million Indian loan, an event which is expected to take place next week. In the open market, how ever, good bills could be discounted to any extent at 21 to 21 per cent. At these rates the demand was more active. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 128,0001., principally Australian,ex the Blackwall. In addition to the 63,0001. in Australian gold sent in on Wednesday, 70,000 sovereigns, returned from Ire land, were paid into the Bank. Of the specie by the Tyne from the Brazils, at least 60,0001. is known to consist of sovereigns, which must also, as a matter of course, go into the Bank. Up to yesterday evening the metallic stock of that establishment must certainly exceed eighteen millions sterling, and there is every prospect of a further considerable amount being sent in this week, for some 400,0001. in newly imported gold is still awaiting disposal, and the continental demand has slackened. Of the 294,0001., nearly all gold, ex the Tyne, from the Brazils, about 115,0001. in foreign coin was yesterday purchased for exportation to the Continent. The prices established were as follows :—South Amencan doubloons, 745. per ounce; Brazilian gold coin, 775. 7d. per ounce ; and Portuguese gold coin, 775. sd. per ounce. The 192,8001. in Australian gold, ex the Rent, reached London yesterday, and will be delivered to day. As we anticipated, the shipments of specie and bullion for the East by the steamer Pent, which will 'leave Southampton for Alexandria to , morrow, are the smallest known for many months past. The total is 103,8071., of which 99,1801. I consists of silver, and 4,6271. of gold. The principal remittances are for Calcutta and China. The particulars are as follows, viz., for Alexandria, gold, 2,7361. ; for Ceylon, sovereigns, 8701. ; for Madras, sovereigns, 1,5961. ; for Calcutta, silver, 43,2741. ; for Penang, silver, 3,7501. ; for Singapore, ailver, 4,3251.; for Hong Bong, silver, 25,2061.; and for Shanghai, silver, 23,3951. The subjoined exhibits the aggregate remittances by each of the last six weekly steamer. : Feb. 11, per Rip= £192,742 Feb. 20, per Colombo 217,488 Feb. 24, per Sultan 213,434 lLsrch 4, per Indus 188,667 March 11, per Malabar March 20, per Pau 103,807 The steamer Wye, with the London mail for Australia of the 16th but., sailed from Marseilles yesterday. We are informed that the sum set apart for in vestment under the Sinking Fund of the Anglo- Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan will suffice for the cancelment of about 130,0001. stock for the last half-year. Of this amount 40,0001., we believe, has already been bought, and the money for the pur chase of 90,0001. more is actually in the hands of the Peruvian financial agents, who are gradually pick ing up stock in any quarter except in the open market. As the amount applicable to the Sinking Fund will annually experience a considerable in crease, it is reasonable to anticipate that, assuming that the guano revenue continues secure, the bond holders who retain possession of their property will ultimately realise • much higher price, for the government are bound to invest periodically the stipulated sum, and must continue to purchase the bonds for redemption unless the market price exceeds par, in which case drawing by lot will be the process. We understand that Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have received, by the steamer Tyne, a re mittance of 4,0001. on account of the dividends on the Buenos Ayres debt. We have reason to believe that the report that negotiations are now pending between the Eastern of France and Ardennes and Great Luxembourg Companies, for the lease of the latter company's line, are perfectly correct. The North Eastern Railway traffic return presents this week a decrease of 4,0251. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire a decrease of 3,0591. ; the East Lancashire a decrease of 1,217!.; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire a decrease of 1,1781. ( pa rtly explained by the fact that during two days of the week the line was partially blocked up with snow) ; the Mid land a decrease of 1,6441. ; the South Eastern a decrease of 1,2291. ; and the Eastern Counties a decrease of 1,9931. The proposed dividend on the stock of the London Assurance Corporation is 27.. 6d. per share. A telegram from Oalatz, dated Wednesday, an nounces the breaking up of the ice. No damage had occurred to the shipping. The position of the market for American securities is thus notioed by Mews. D. Bell, Son, and Co. : • • • The market for American tocaritiee continues without animation, and pri ... nce2rithout material ... change. The East Indus Company will receive tenders on the 20th inst. for the hire of a screw steamer of 1,600 tons register, or upwards, to convey about 800 troops of her Majesty's service from Gravesend to Calcutta; also for the hire of a screw steamer of 1,000 tons register, or upwards, for the con vey ance of 220 troops to Madras, and 180 troops to Calcutta. The men are to embark within the first three days of April. THURSDAY EVENING. The fonds exhibited much steadiness this morn ing, but soon after the announcement that the weekly court at the Bank had broken up without reducing the rate of discount, sellers came forward. Later in the afternoon, upon news of a decline on the Paris Bourse, the market showed decided weak ness. After an extreme fall of I per oent., prices closed per cent. lower than yesterday. The mar ket derived support in the morning from pur chases of an influential character to the extent of 200,0001., including, it is said, 100,0001. for account of an eminent discount firm. The government broker also bought about 8,0001. stock for the sinking fund. The depression in the afternoon was partly assignable to sympathy lalfred Oce. (MUM) lkitigi Iron Ocedarrow(Caraboro , 011•00 9re,t °ownls lY~tiin;itber) gtost B Illlapn El= o.W.Altred IPA 0. we Yoe annum Hat luct! ) etn) North Intel I. y ate W. Maxey) United (Won) learl . . tegt . Con.lli.oo nam t e Ulu Craf ca Mine. (Owe m enspl Vale at Te (0 - er innetben) yet Bawl (Mow W.C•eadca Wb. Ineentl Beller MI Wb. PAerard ICalstoeb Udedt, ltmfls WO* Awn Treinsway 7 . 0111081 kw: Isaias Bea Accord: Dna I esp. Da. stil Da e yJoinw ddrk De. WA abkossoakaa. Olin Dop rar ma cligeor ------ L=ll4 . i Moo 17. Lie JOINT B4irat 1.11 11 2i iib.d.l I;Zrir.ti Retaoa Bank addil: =Let a jr . 4l . 4 Asirmakr,l Lam.ol6aTial Loodes Ct.. . 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Etrk5.14.44.,1111 to 1- 43/ 1-cites/or and 11041.01. 11 I -Bran/ 00.0.1. lit /rm., ".`tees. tlarraddro4 Tarlatan, 44 Lowtoo awl Nor* Wmters. N XliT- 1111114 . 1 . 95 1 No:th 11../1.4. 114 13-B.l“Wis. 1414 1411-Tart ant lon% 111 *"..nd. 37 1 4--londs Irortbera. 43 s i-Daraq Ttl t-Datab lationa. 43j -Gnarl Trunk of Comet, Ili Walf-GrtatWoolant of Ca Sant lat 11%. 4 1,.. in $4 N 111 47 • I II" lit in lai 1N Y a 27 0 ►7! HI M a a ss N N Ii II 40 111 110 14 12 10 IS II II 4 41 A 104 II 'V - a i I 1 I S i' If Iv. v. ii. I it .4g Id 110 ad ad 1 wl 17 101 4I ad moo 00. I.« 1 10.000 KW o.egb r with the severe decline in English railway shares, in some of which the fall to-day assumed the propor tions of a panic. The general decline in the traffic has now made such progress, that it is considered that the next dividends must bo affected, even should the improve:gent in the weather lead to a partial revival. Consols, which closed yesterday at 97 to for the Bth April, opened this morning at the same quota tion, declined in the afternoon to 98t, " sellers," and closed at 981 to I. For money the last price was 061 to I. The official business report is u follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 981, 97, 981, 97, 981; ditto, for account (Bth April), 97, 974, 97, 981; Bank stock, for account, 224, 225 i. Exchequer Bills declined Is. closing at 37e. to 41s. prem. India Bonds were Is., in at 255. to 80s. p ram. Turkish Six per Cents, were marked 102 in the morning, but closed per cent. lower than yester day, at 101/ to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. may be quoted 1031 to 1041. Peruvian Bonds were in demand, owing to the magnitude of the sum remaining to be inveael on account of the sinking fund. Other foreign stocks were fairly supported. A fair amount of business was done to•day in bank shares, but the alteration in prices was unim portant. The shares of the London Chartered Bank of Australia were more inquired for. Those of the Western Bank of London exhibited a farther slight recovery, being marked 31 and 32 (501. paid). Lon don General Omnibus have fallen to 31 to j (41. paid). Oriental Gas and Crystal Palace Preference , were also flat. St. Katharine Dock stock was offi cially marked 94. The nominal closing quotations for the shares in some undertakings of recent formation are as fol lows, viz. :—Onde Railway, par to 1-16 prem. ; Central Gad; Railway, par to 1-16 prem. ; Great Southern of India Railway, par to 1-16prem. ; Victor Emmanuel Railway Bonds, 21 to 11 du. ; Bahia and San Fran cisco Railway, par to / prem. ; North of India Tram road, par to 1-16 prem. ; Grand Trunk of Canada Railway New Six per Cent. Preferential Bonds, par to / prem. ; Cape Town Railway and Dock, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Riga and Danaburg Railway, to / prem. NINES.-THIS DAY Two o'CLocK. The mining market to-day is very — dull, and in tho absence of enquiry, prices of many of the leading descriptions are quoted rather in favour of the buyer. In the Stock Exchange no business whatever is officially reported. In foreign mining shares there is also an entire absence of movement. The annual general meeting of the Tincroft Mining Com pany is called for the 13th April, and " will be made special for the purpose of discussing several subjects relative to the THURSDLY Foreign and colonial mining securities remain quiet. - - - A moderate amount of business was done to-day in the mining share market, in most cases at yes terday's quotations. Alfred Consols, Great Wheal Alfred, and West Caradon shares were firmer, and Wheal Edward rather more offered. No list wu issued from the Mining Exchange to-day. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARIE-LANE.-THIS DAY. The arrivals of wheat this week have bean moderate ; of American flour they have been litwal, 16,430 barrels having been reputed. The trade was dull this morning, and there is no doubt that purchases could be made on rather easier terms than on Monday last, at the same time sellers generally refrained from preening sales. Fine barley supported Mondays prices ; other descriptions pve way a trifle. Oats, in the absence of foreign arrivals, could not be pur chased cheaper. Beans and peas unchanged. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON TROY lIILLOII U TO ALARM 19. Saiili. It SestalL UV& Nocelia. Wheat LO -- 1020 ABarbey ...... ........ 103 S 185,1 on 1 Info I no mut .... .......... 61.10 English SKR rev & !MO ; rise. 16.4adiarreld. 480 . sieks. LONDON Animus. WU* UR AL ; IlArb., Sin 10d. ; 0414. 23A Si : AM ISs. 4d. ; Bass. 10/. M.; Pr. SIR It IMPIRIAL AVERNUS,. Feb. 6 ....... 13 ?.° - 31 . - 13 a wets' An. Avenge ~. 1 41. 1" 9, L 1 3 1 rd ri % 44. bd re 91 44. Id M 4 9d UM Od 3U lld .6s M Mb Td id. ad es 1p ad tdd dd /11•111•■ 11/111WING VIZ isiiiroancia ili rid AM AMI PIM Or In. *II ISO. Mt IRMA? PV 1.. 1111. INZ 111111110 At A11i24 hive. Feb. 6. Feb. IS Feb. 10 Feb. S. llssabo Itar. U. 41 6 ... 44 3 ... i ...." ... ... .... •771 . . " ..... ..7. .. ‘'.. 7 1, .......1.0 ... ....: 45 0 ... 44 6 .„. ... ~. ... ... LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY (IT BRITISH AND IRISH MAONSTIO TILIORAPH.) (IRON OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The grain market without animation. Wheat nominally without change, and scarcely any sales. Flour paling slowly, at Tuesdays rates. Egyptian wheat and beans steady, while Indian corn is rather dearer; yellow unal tered. Barley, eats, end oatmeal quiet. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAT. Scow.—This market hea been uniformly dull, and but a small amount of buainees done, but holders have not pressed sales, and we do not alter general quotations, although in some instances they have scarcely been supported. Refined market also dull; lumps quoted 645. to 66e., but a reduction has been submitted to on fine qualities. COFFIE ham sold steadily at test week's currency, but the amount of business has not been large. Ta►.—The market has been more firm the week and common Congou has been bought to a fair extent at 13d., weal terms. A private telegram in anticipation of the China mail (of 28th Jan.), states that the deficiency of the export from China now amounts to 10,000,000 lbs. Rica has further declined 3d. this week, with a limited badness done._ _ . ROM baa mold heavily at last week's rate. SALTPSTRl.—Qttotations are unaltered, but scarcely any thing done this week. SPICES have sold without spirit to a ►imited extent, at about previous rates. Corroy.—No Wei of importance reported, and the article has a downward tendency. Coca IN CAL if quoted dull of sale, at previous rates. In other articles no material alteration. Markets generally have bean dull this week. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is steady. Prior are quoted as follows Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 611 e. ; March, 66e. ; April to Jaw, bb. ; Oat. to Dn., Ms. 9d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a good supply of besets and a very small demand. Prioes are lower for all kinds sad a large proportion remain unsold. There are but few sheep on offer, yet they cannot be disposed of although there Is a disposition to take loamy rates. There is a sale for good calves at a redaction of about 4d. per 811 m. From Germany and Holland there are 180 calves. Norfolk end Suffolk, 400 besets. And 13Smilch cows from the Home Counties. -- --- -- -- -- -- Pat aa. 11. a. d. Put star of lb a. &a. 0. Iket Scots, tone Ileratet Mu orda 4 4 Doi Dr A Ilf-brula 410 0 0 Ban ftort4oraa $ 1 0 lot 1044e0 4 034 •—— • 4 4 11 10 Bagel quality bomb 1 4 1)41. do Man 0 0 0 Cabral MP 4 I 41 Imo a snood quality 31 4 4 I Du Mu Wen 0 0 0 Do a. tD k Half-bre& 1 3 Unto 0 0 0 Meats at market. 417: amp art Loath 1.114: aiTek 227; Piga 230. lIIDES.—THIS DAY. LIADMEALL.-66Ibig. to 6416 a, 34d. ; 6411 x. to 72114. 3}d. to Md.; nibs. to 81libs. . to 4d. ; 80Iba. to 881bA., , 4 4 to 40.; 888 Th.. to gabs., , 41 'to 4fd. • 96th.. to 104110., 44d. . to 6d.; Horse hid .., 8.. to 9a. ; calf akin; light, 2.. 66. to 8; 6d. • full, 6a. 6d. to Oa. BZIPAONDSET.-8114 Skins—Polled, 7.. to 8.. 6d.; Karate and half-brad; 6.. to 7a. ; 4.. Bd. to 6a. 85.; &marling; 105. to 11d. BOROUGH HOP MARILET.—'PHIS DAY. Marra Patteaden and Smith mon that the market le Lady at late Fiona COAL MARIEET.—THIS DAY. Holy'sll, lia.; Hasdnes Hartley, 14e. ; Tandeld Moor, 13e. ; Walls Ead Heats% 17s. ed.-101 fresh ships at market. Several Brazilian agents arc at this moment in Berlin, endeavouring to promote the emigration of Germans to the Brazils, where employment I. promised them by planters. The Brazilian government voted recently five millions of thaws to be distributed in premiums to emigra tion compan'es. The German emigrants will be considered only as workmen in sugar or coffee plantations, and not as bee colonists. lqf 72 71 116 111 110 119 101 104 II 113 161 U 91 99 10 8 1 6i 94 1 7 1 f 4 90 10 101 A 17 10 104 71 76 19 90 14 Si 10 ill 141 lii uie N nt M as 103 us Ai In a 101 IN i I I Ni NI INIII 1E 1 ;1 131. lld IV IPA 31v .11. Id Nis