The Express. — London, England, 1862-03-25 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (Tllll3 DAT.) COVRT Or PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Want the Judge Ordlaily.) BURROUGHS s. BrussoriSia la this cask the wife's patinas far 'Mitotic.° of her 0/ 0 '1 . 4 1 4 Ilea* Sir r. Slade moved for judgment. sit C. Cromwell said he was mot at pretest Prel*.ra to deltver it. BURROUGHS r. sr ltiOrtille AND =coca. This wee the petition of Mr. Burresighe far • absolutism. Swabmy said the wife. orate bad been paid lip is the pried of the trial, and he sow mowed that her twain oasts might he now taxed against the sus already paid Ws the registry, namely VW. Dr. Spiel's mid the applieation was premature, biome the time had not yet expired when a motion isiitMlee nib tar a new trial. Bendel., it was clear that the deliaii had really been the defence of the co-raapoadset is har abmb ; and three of the ieows he had sailed had lailad. Sir C. Croswell mid the Tunnies required • •peat conawkntias, and he would aot as tie prima casiasa make any seder. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Wen Nr. Oaminisser swam.) It az FR DIRICIL WL =mit The bankrupt, bites cleat is the Weirdos, applied for his order of Jineharre. The adjadkatioa was co the bankrupt's owe petition. Ilia atatontout thews debts al 9831 li abilities on hill. di counted , 209/. The largest credhor is his wife, few , being the smount of the taxed web recovered g ozi ber in a deem for a ludicial ties to the Divorce Die expenditure is rotoroed at 1901. a year for the last two emri. The bankrupt states the muse of his failure to be " loss of appointment in the War•ofilm, being superannuated no account of ill-health, whereby my salary was reduced (tom 3651. to 126/.* Mr. Watkin Williams opposed cm behalf at Mn. Dickens. The cimumstances, be observed, were very peeuliar. The benkrupt bad been ordered to pay &limey to his wife, and was now in custody for not obeying the ord er o f th e cond. Mr. fiargood—Have you proved ! Mr. Williams said that Mrs. Dickens could not prove owing to the peculiar nature of the debt. The Commisekner —Then if she does not prove, the bankru t q ui l not be dischar g ed from her debt. Mr. did not object to the proof, and considered that the bt was provable. His Honour held that the debt could not be proved, u the matter was not actionable either at law or equity, and therefore the opposition could not be beard. Mr. Wen, the bolder of a bill for 201., opposed in pe- eon, sad asked that the bankrupt should be ordered to set aside something out of his allowance towards payment of hi , debts. The bankrupt, in answer to Mr. &mood, said that his surtrannuatioo allowance, lees impute tax, was 124/., out of which he had to pay 601. a year as permanent alimony to wife. The Commissioum (to the creditor)—How much do you propose that he ,houl4 set aside! Mr. Isaacs--I would ingest 201. The Cammissiosier —Yew. I shall make an order for that amount to be set aside, as the bankrupt is in receipt of a flied income. Mr. William medd he also opposed for Mews. Aihurrt, Soo, and Morris, who were cretliton far their cosia in the su.t in the Divorce Court. It appearin that the debt had not been proved, the oppo- Bitten we'd not be heard. Mr. Sargood—Tbon your Honour grants tha order of dis charge with that condition! Th. Commirsioser—l grant the order of discharp, as far aid cam. Mr. Harrod—We will take It for what it is worth. Of course, you moot discharge him from custody until 30 days have elapsed from the greeting of the order. IN 11l CANTON. The baakrupt, a watch and clock manufacturer. of Great Dover-street, alied for his order of discharge. Debts ; swats of biding amount. Espenditure for last two yssee, lOW. a year. Hr . . Harris oppose d far the easignees. The baakrupt obtaioed a lugs quantity of goods es credit within three maths of his failure ; and the ere & tors wished to bare an account showias the disposal at than goods. Mr. Fugood, far the bankrupt, coriessited to so= Nara foe at weeks, which was ordered ; sad the mu directed to supply a cash sod goods aiseest for treehre meths before his failure (Before Mr. Rogidzar =lee) or In SIR WY. HARMS. BART. This wait the Ent sitting. The beak rapt was claseribed RI '• of &Onto% Surrey, and late of 30, Bryanstosequare, and of Worthing, bat having no permanent or axed ran demo." He came to the court on hie own petition on the 11th of March. Ilia statement of accounts shows debt' of upwards of 27,000 i., nearly all due upon judgments. The bankrupt thus states the cause■ of his failure—" By losses in speculating in railway shares and foreign bonds, upwards of thirty nerves°, which resulted to lewd proceedings ex. tending to outlawry. in consequence whereof nay late father disinherited nu." Mr. Morrough tendered a proof on behalf of Mr. William son, builder, of Guildfon.l. It appeared that io 1 , 19 he had ocatemplated bewails( a candidate for the western thrisiost of Wray, and had erected a large molting near Guildford. It was coatesded that the debt of Mr. Williameon, and most of the other debts, wore barred by the statute. Mr. Momuigh coateoded that dating the outlawry of the bankrupt his civil rights were entirely in abeyance, and that co vour rasqually the statute could not then operate In ids fa fh - Tlegistatir cemearnd in this view, awl admitted the proofs. M. Williemea yea amass trade assignee. THE POLICE COURTS. (=DI DAT.) BOW-STREET. Nirriorm Dlit'XlMl A FTRAT. Two bricklayer.' labourers, named Atonsfield and nIYtaMIN were charged with a serious assault upon • man named James Lake. • carpenter Charles Philter, of 24, Kingagatestreet, Holbert, deposed that shout I o'clock on Sunday week morning he law the two prisoners in Great queen -street. They were kicking :dte; a couple of hats, which a third man was trying to re cover from them. as they belonged to him. 'lr. Currie—What did the third man do with two bats? Witeme--He bad one of them on his bead and was mryingthe other in his hand before the hate were knocked on to the pavement. Whoess considered that he was somewhat intoxicated, and so was Mansfield. The injured man called Maidineld a coward, upon which the Litter mid he was no cow.ird, and instantly struck the prosecutor, who fell upon the edge of the revement, the pri.nner falling over him. They Lot up. and then Brennan went op apparently to strike the prosecutor. who fell kick wards on the pavement, his heed striking the stone with an awful crash. Another bystander went for a policemin, sod Brennan, who tried to get away, was followed. and bronaht back. The prisoners were taken into custody, and the iu)ured man removed to King's College IL *pita'. . . . _ _ .lehn Rahn deprneol that he also saw the prisoners fight ing. The prosecutor and he followed Brannan and stopped him. Polite-constable F fil stated that the prosecutor had been a week in the hospital, and was still lying there in a tarry dangerous state. He was suffering from some internal injuries, end Ids arm was also broken in the affray. it was quits impossible to say when the prosecutor would be able to attend, even if he should recover from the injuries sustained. Brennan rid he was never near the man all the time, and M.instield said be was so drunk that he had no recollection as to slat took place. 31r. Come—The prosecutor appears to be in considerable danger, and I must therefore remand you again. CLERKENWELL. COWVITT U. OP ♦ HOU! John Baker, a respectably-attired M3O, who refused his ' address and oxmsition, was charged before Mr. Barker with being in • house in Ceeorgianaetreet, Camden Town, with intent to commit a felony. From the evidence it appeared that between the hours of 7 and sin the evening, the complainant, who wee speak. in; to his wife, hisiril Ls street door open and some one upstairs. Fancying that all was not correct he pr0..ed..3 ..ed..3 upstairs and found the prisoner coming out of his 1..-_irs,m. lie asked the prisoner what he wanted, wh.m he said he had made • mistake and had tern' to the wrong howe. Finding that the prisoner had entered the house by me-inn of skeleton keys, and that he had removed some of the articles in the bedroom for the purpoe of carrying than away, be gave the prisoner into cu,t o dy. Mr. barker (to the prisoner)—What did you watt is the hew*? THE BRITISH MUSEUM AND THE INTERNATIONAL Exmen: on.—lt is said that the trustees of the Hellish 9) Museum have resolved to make liberal arrangement/ with 2 , 1 1 regard to the opening of the museum during the period of the International Exhibition. The museum is to be kept NO open five devs in the week, and until eight o'clock in the 1,1 evening. The public are to have free amass to the reading- N room on each day between the hours of 5 and 8 p.m. It is not yet decided whether the museum shall be closed on is Thursdays or on Saturdays. 29 Fay:tam:L. ACCIDENT AT BRIGHTON.—A shook- 19 ing accident occurred yesterday forenoon at the top se ee Windmill street, near the Queen's Park, Brighton, io re- . v 0 moving a windmill, which belonged to Mr. Taylor. The owner had given instructions to Mr. Jackson, wheel- a 'ight, to remove the mill on to the Mace-bill, on the la fenders of the parish of Preston. It was got safely cm to le a four wheel WACSOO, and the men were about to move * it by means of levers, so horses being used, whew it 211 ,.. overbalanced, and fell with an immense mash forward. A man named Robert Ireland, a labourer in Mr. Jackson's '• employ, who was behind the waggon, was knocked down, et and the ponderous wheels fell upon him awl killed him es M the spot ; and a boy, four years of age, named Albert Fel- I gm, who was looking on from behind, was also knocked down and killed. Another labourer in the employ of Mr. t Jackson, named George Hefter, was very much hurt. Dr. , Carter was called to the ind attended the mein Hes see. The inquest on the badir is expected to be held te day (Tuesday). SOLDIER onn.—On Saturday morning a pri vate of the 64th regiment underwent corporal punishment, in messes of the whole of the troops quartered in the pr. tiara at Dover. His offence was insubordination and the Boon v, PORTER —We have omitted to state in destraotios of his kit, and the punishment inflicted was our report of this estracedleasy owe that Chief Jostles fifty lashes, which be endured without wincing. On the Erie to whom the pinioning' of the claim wee* referred, last stroke . bibs( given he turned round, exclaiming reduced the amount by rd., and divested that IDESOIIOOII " Domino r A great number of civilians were attracted to sieold he .t.yed. Thi s w ill g i ve the husband am O pp e ct l wity witness the revolting spectacle , _ including—will our readers to move fo r a new tried—Maidstone Journal. credit it ?— several femake—Rodish Uctutle. kwDer—Why, no goal, you may be mire. I have been nut of work for some time ; I wan hard up, and, wanting money, meant to take what I could get. Mr. Mould (chief clerk)—Where do you mei& ?j Primmer-1 should not like to give my address b e of roy friends being respectable, awl it would hurt their feel ions if they knew I was in trouble. Mr. Mould—That is the old story. You had better give }'our address ICI;;rr iling)—Why the fact is Ido not knots it my. self. I here no mottled abode. Itirker—Hare yon anything to my in answer to the thaw, Prisoner—Well, I am guilty, but it is my first offence. Mr. Barker said he was certain that this was not the 611 effes , e the prisoner had been gu ilty of. He sentenced him to three in,uth..' herd Isbour the Home of Correction. The prisoner said he could do that lot on hie head. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1q62. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (ii ILICTIIIC BIRMINGHAM TESTING.-(THIS DAY.) ERDINGTON PLATE. Two miles and a half. Black Rosa, Janus , Emblem, Sunflower, Dunboyne, Uncle Ned, Emily Harris, Catherine, Posy, Border Chief, and Wee Willie are here. HUNT CUP. Three miles. Magician, 131arvel'a Sauce, Hermit, Meek Eegle, SnWaiaad, The Flat, Litman, and Paetolna are lama BUTTON EITIIIIPLECHABE. About two miles mid • half. Peepiog Toro, Duaboyne, Catherine. DePher Emily Rama, sad Wee Willse are here. HI7NTBIL9' STAKES, Throe Banod Hill, Black Eagle, Lady Agnee, The l'aisoo, g by Omsk Othello, North 'Warwickshire., Jerry, and Collem Hawn are here. Orez ARRIVALIL—Ruke, Beppo, PiaYoani Eg h , Bemotte, and The Rug. TWO DEATHS PROM STARVATION AT WHITS. g; OHAPRL.—(rwer AST.) This morning, shortly after 7 o'clock, as Polioe K. - constable 164 H was on duty in Osborne.= Dirk*. gt N laos,Whitechapel, he dimmed • poorly-clad on a doorolop is • crouched-rip position. He Wet= N to arouse her, bat lowed that she wee is • Mile of te hosseibility. He immediately ran to the inurry of 16 Dr. Conakry, el the Higketreet, who attended with promptitede, end be num mmisation pronounced life to sk be extinct. A etracima was premed, and theldeesemd, who appeared to to about 4b of age, was oroveyed to the M. dead-house, when a fall description of her drum, which * was thin and ragged, was takes by the polio* for cir eidetic%) round the district polies etatioos for the pus r e • pees of getting her iadentilisd by the time fixed for the gs. inquest. The doomed is "apposed to be • mesdiesak, and was well known in the &MM. Nothtm whatever wan N found in her pockets, aid from her coedits°, and appear- II mos it is fully believed that the doomed has died from es pulse and want of the common mormarien of life. Ok 91. About the mine hoar and within • hasdred yards of the k lame ,put Police-constable Morn, 96 H, found mother OA woman, unknown, about 40 years of ego, apes M the ground in • remote sspct in _Lower E. "Met, Wentworth-Meet, Whitschapel (a keel t principally inhabited by cadgers). The was still alive, bat quite uncoseime. Other Mime N, mine up shortly afterwards, Mies deemed was at coos itt placed um* • shutter, ad removed as quickly as imedble b the London Hospital, where Dr. Madreszie, the resident medical officer, examined her, and found that she was dead. N The poor mama was almost naked, and wet and odd from elr i li to the weather. The deceased war known to the se. polies, had obtained a miserable existence by begging N and selling small articles in the street". She paid teepees, 96 on some occasions at Hogan's lodging-house in Wontwceilt• 10 6 street when she could get the money, but she was more frequently ea Inmate of the Whitechapel " Glory Hole " (casual ward) in the union. Mr. John Humphreys, the Middlesex (kroner, wi l bold el„ inquest' on the bodice to-morrow thermion. SERIOUS CHARGE OP ATTEMPTED MURDER AT BRIGHTON. On Monday morning John Edward Belaey (a um short, dark, thick-set young man). aged :11, was charged tt. with attempting to shoot Louise King, cook to Mr. Francis IA D'Alquea, of No. it, thookitherlerraee, Brighton, with M intent to do kw grievous bodily harm, on Saturday after. " noon, &heelball-past 1 eolith. fik It amen that the rims, was to be marcied to Lucy as. Walder,bousmasidstMr. VAlques,on the Saturday morn- to, ing, and than to been the mon affectiouale terms 1$ with her, and = aff er to St. Niobrara. Obnreh, 14 prisoner walking with Welder's mother, and the rest 14 following. All at come prisoner odd be had forgot his re . gloves, and that he met le beck sad got them. adding that ma he should be with them is "'few minutia. He west hack, it mad the party mended to chunk when they waited hie tt snivel about as hour. No bridegroom appearrag, they were eh obliged to leave. The intended Heide went to Mr. D'AI. " nose's, and her mother to her home. Nothing was sees it, of the prisoner till about baffled one o'clock, when Fe he knocked at Mr. D'Alquen's door, upon which it. that gentleman and his sou went to see who it Si. was, having reason to expect that he would come st there. Prisoner asked to see Lucy (meaning Log i t Welder), and Mr. D'Alluen, jun., told him lie could not see in. her. upon which the prisoner preseuted a six-barrel revolver at the bread of Mr. D'Alquen, sea. Ladies King the cook, at the mom thee was coming spender, and went to amid her motor In dieing the der wind the primmer. A IK darpetss• Ansgis took piece. Leeks IlLiagi o ttier heed fiL out of the deer tee far, ace knowing that had a 3 pistol, when he tired , sad bed it sates be tee D'Aleuee, a& see., polling her sway from the door (fast before the shot ff„ was fired) the shot mart have hit her. After he had M. fired the Keene. D'Alquen threw the door open, sad a de"- M. pirate singes ensued between Mr. D'Alqueo, jun., sad the el , prisoner. The latter was thrown to the uound, and at the t mme time Mr. D'Alquen, sen., wrenched the pistol from I L the prisoner's had, when a policeman was sent for and he ft was taken into custody. On his way to the Town Hall, N. prisoner said he intended to kill both the girl and the old ha man. It appears that on the Saturday morning prisoner tried his revolver at a smith's shop, and mid be was going T s : ea the tramp to shoot some one. All the barrels were u p leaded. to The prisoner was defended by Mr. Roupell. The =MS- it. hate, a. a u , Req. (in the chair), and W. IL Hollist, at. Wended to commit the prisoner for trial at the IL and the iritmeinss were hound over to appear, Mr. t Roupall reserving hii dsfence.—Sussex Express. ".• WEATHER REPORT.-(TEUS DAY.) 1 fiti Itraion. MAikell 26. I /LS 1. Llt a rig LIL. 9. vox" WTI II St &NA 5 f I Ir OM swum ITh ft SS W. 4 I Tr 0.111 Lw 411 N Z. 6 111 r lanno2 Al N N.N.N. 4 • r GALWAY 111.21 40 42 N. 4 i • 1 seondso. 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R.—Barometer corrected and reduced to 82 deg. at mean *ea SL. level : each 10 feet, of rerlisal flee. causing about onehundreeth 29 of an inch diminution; INA each 10 deg.. shore 82 deg., causing 29 newly threnhun tredths increase. IL—Fsposed thermometer 29 In shade. M.—Moistened bulb Or evaporation and dew E l 9. point:. D —Direction of wind ,true—two points of msg. SL.. . F.—Force "1 to 12—ertlintted). C. —Cloud (1 to 9). I. s t. Initials: 1), blue sky e, Blonde detached): 1, log; 11, bail ; 1, St. lightning; m, misty (hazy): o, overcast 'dull) ;r, rain; a, arrow; at.• t, thunder. R., rainfall, or snow, or ALM dace last report, if inches and decimals. Ser disturbance it to 9). Z.—Calm. SHARE LIS7S.-(THIS DAYJ Two VOurri{. = i There is not much business going forward in Log the railway market to-day, and prices in most in- 'I stances are quoted the same as at the close yeater day. Caledonian stock has declined } per cent., 4. 1 and Eastern Counties}, while South Eastern has risen }. 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TA 74 101 i niii I X U IN N N U U. 101 i lel M . 106. MONEY MARKRT.-(THIB DAL) Two o'CLocz. The funds to-day are quiet at the closing quo tations of yesterday. In the share market the prin cipal features are a decline in Caledonian Railway Stock and in the old Turkish Loans, and a con tinued demand for Indian and Brazilian railway shares. Attention is completely diverted, however, to the new Turkish Loan. Although heavy sales have been made of the scrip of the New Turkish Loan the market is well supported at to n prem. The applications are already very extensive, and the transaction occa sions considerable excitement. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentea were quoted 69fr. 82c., being about the same as yesterday. Consols are officially marked 934, 94, and 934 foe money,• and 94 for the account. The present quotations are 934 to for cash, and 934 to 94 for the 10th of ApriL The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 924, ; New Three per Cents., 924, 4, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1064, 4, i ; ditto, for account, 1084, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100; ditto 1864, 100 ; Five per Cent. "aniseed" rupee paper, 1034, 103 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1084, 4. Itschequer Bills, 175., 20s. prem. The Turkish Loans of 1854 and 18138 have been more offered by holders desirous of exchanging into the new issue ; the latest sales have been at 844 for the 1854, and 714 and 72 for the 1858. Mexican, Spanish Positive, and other foreign bonds are dull. Italian Five per Cents. have again declined. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 921 ; Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 87; Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 84; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1024 ; Italian Five per Cents., 864, 1, 3 (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexi can Three per Cents., for account, 344, 3 ; Moorish Scrip, 54 prem. ; New Granada ex overdue Coupons and Hectares, 104 ; Russian Five ' per Cents., for account, 99 ex div. ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 614 ; Sar dinian Five per Cents., for account, 81; Spanish Passive, 19 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 86, 4, 844 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 72, 4, 714, 72, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 734. The Re;tilt has arrived from Melbourne with 158,0001. in gold, and the Arabia, from New York, with 35,000/. _ _ _ About 109,8001. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday, making a total of 203,0001. since the last return. The amount of gold known to be on the way from Australia to this country is 554,0001. The Marian Moore, with 33,000/, has been out 100 days ; the Result, with 158,0001., 96 days ; the Yiti c t Australia, with 78,0001, 84 days ; the A with 103,5001., 76 days ; the Giants' Cause way, with 49,0001., 75 days; the Yorkshire, with 51,5001, 63 days; and the Omar Pasha, with 81,0001, 63 days. The Mexican dollars by the West India . packet were sold yesterday at ss. 00. per ounce, being Id. above the price obtained for the previous supply. In the interval there has been little or no business. The bar silver has not yet been disposed of. Yeeterday'spacket brings the exchange from New York at 112/. The prices of stooks and shares are likewise higher—in some cases materially so. The telegrams announce an unopposed advance of the Federal army from Manassas, from which it is inferred that the Confederates have retreated. The mails from Calcutta and China have reached Alexandria. The exchange at Shanghai) was quoted 64., and at Hong Kong, 4e. Old. At Calcutta freights for rice stood at 63e., being lOs. lower, and the exchange at 2s. Old. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was steady, bat dull. The sales were limited to 3,000 bales. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 9311., and the South Eastern a decrease of 9111. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 7th of March were 10,1061. sterling, being 6961. more than in the corresponding week of last year. It is announced that the Metropolitan and Pro vincial Bank (Limited) will commence business on Monday, the 14th April. This undertaking has been established under highly respectable auspices. The third ordinary general meeting of the Atlan tic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company took place yesterday. The directors' report, which was adopted, states that the company are now in pos session of four steamers, of one-third more tonnage and with greater steam power than are required in the government contract' Out of 600,0001. preference stock authorised to be raised, 419,0001. has already been taken and fully paid up, so that , the directors have been able to liquidate nearly all Ithe outstanding liabilities of the undertaking. The government have been acquainted with the pro gress made, and at the first fitting opportunity application will be made for a restoration of the contract and subsidy. At the annual meeting yesterday of the British American Land Company, the directors' report, which showed a considera ble increase iu the sales of land during the past year, and at an improved average price per acre, was adopted. The chair man, Mr. J. J. Cummins, stated that had it not been for the civil war in America the report would have shown even more favourable results. The stoppage of the lumber trade with America had however interfered to some extent with the com pany's receipts. Speaking generally as to Canada, he was of opinion that a great change in the aspect of Canadian affairs might shortly be expected. The Etheldreda has arrived from China with 391,0001ba. of tea. Homa►t Consols, which closed on Saturday at 944, "sel lers," for the 10th April, opened this morning at 944 to 4, and closed at 94, "sellers." For money the last price was 931 to 94. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 944, I, 934, 94; ditto, for account (Aprillo), 941, 1, 94, 931 ; Bank stock, shut ; Three pee Ceuta. Reduced, 921, 4, ; New Three per Cents., NI, 4, ; India Stock, 224, 226 ; ditto Five per (lent. Stock, 1084, 109, 1081, 4, # ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100, ; ditto 1864, 100 ; ditto Bonds, 225. prem. ; Four per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 91; ditto Five per Cents., 1034. The India Five per Cent. Stock closed 1 lower than on Saturday, at 1081 to 4. The rupee paper was again in demand, with an upward tendency. A further decline of Is. took place in Exchequer Bills, which were quoted 17s. to 20s. preen. There were sales of India Bonds at 225. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal busi ness was again in the Turkish Loan of 1858. Trans actions were recorded in the morning as high as 7 n ex div., and the closing quotation was 72 to 4, being almost exactly the same as on Saturday. Th absence of any fall in the quotation of this stock in face of the offer of the new loan at a much lower price is explained by the circumstance that those holders of the Bonds of 1858 who contem plated exchanging into the new loan have been sell ing for some weeks past. The Bonds of 1864 were more affected by the competition ; the price fell per cent., closing at 85 to 4. The shares of several of the Australian banks, including London Chartered Bank of Australia, English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered, South Australian Bank, and Bank of New South Wales, have improved to-day. Ottoman Bank have risen to 25 to M. London Joint Stock Bank, and Lon don and County Bank were rather more offered. Peel River Land stock and Madras Irrigation shares have improved, while Van Diemen's Land were flat. ..a Immo, spa , ~,,,.. 1 sta. - 7.8- 7 e. - Faii!.t au Doidoetlgkelhreal. al Do. imkrisa• IN 140.,Drig4.10kiaaa Sm. DO.. arlanedby LW Do. tulyklET.. DO Da. Jaw Mkt. sli Waft lb LS 2.oo2miter.ago;. 12 Wm cam sol 103 aria IN 1124 Imam 2 Da. G. idurles. .- 1 eraoll Ti at Orris 40 II pra 22. 02• L _.. .1 D0 De. .1122,221.= .0 Da. Spar 22. .0 Do. I pot et 1110 .0 Do. de. M.— .. 0 _ 130 ! 4,. IM- :. . -- I Sis rr. 66 60 41 43 _6o_ _43. is amla lair= U Du.l.w NO aO. & Weed el Do. Kw DeApasllkipsilr.sp W Do. be es.. Ty, se Do. do. 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I 23 6, .. lady balks 1.14.6. . 4 — l l . liana Wig 4l 114. 111 1100.0.111155 Was* Of di 61 a i b Ira Om ll de 10114 par .... - II ll4 6 .. x. Itions . MS 11. -W. WII. Dras6 .) 15 5} SI mri medisit 5. .. Werth Mal - lAA 13 53 — ll. -Pr Oaraa pit Maw, . 1e 5 6 1. 16 Prodars ((IL Labia JAM. 61 1111 14010 .. loradraom4 Ma. Cr. 1 II -, 511 .. Oradea " ciso II 110 5,030 .. I. Ora Urea (IDara) . 5 1 O .. 1.7/. beam (Mapa) 111.1/1.11 161 110 510 . au Pot WI 30 10 U bar i TairrilLiolallaCl. 55 l3 leer 10 Tla Oar 110,000 .. Par al (Ora) 11114 6 1 . lur 11.000 .. Wed Barr - 14 IS 14 1051 .. W. Omar 5 60 4.1 600 .. War Sake . . no no us Awe* 114 174 11 4 .. I WI.I II. baler - 11— 6.06 - Wl. LI ( ne If l ID . 1 66 1034 .. Wk Mrs (Oa. lamb LTA 13 16 14 I,olr .. W.bary aa(llaubea.) I 14 IN I,ao .. Wl. Trailawses Oar.) I 17 14 /ORM, KUM go- UZI c Pon& I salek MON 10 —, Übe I am Aseral. UsaitaL 1 , 1 10.10) 5 Nu& LAY.OI6.(Lba) all if -. 15000 1 Cads. MIS. Os. Jaw 1 -. ... -. 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IT 20 II 52 Ad Ilk SI U 35 Bi N NI ll 19 191 2 % :I AO 41 SO !I 3r. t.Poi I . & 11)11,1 Se •1 62 66 24 1 22e nr 1 4 -19 7 6 r The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In surance, 71 to 4 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 11-16 to 1 13-16 prem. ; Universal Marine, 24 to 2j din. ; London and Provincial Marine, par to prem. ; Mercantile Fire, If to prem. ; Commercial Union, to die . ;' Alliance Bank of London and Liverpool, 31 to 4 prem. ; Rio Improvements, I to 1 prem., ex the paid-up shares ; ditto paid-up shares, 2 to 21 prem. The shares of the newly announced Indian Branch Railway Company met with numerous transactions to-day, and closed at 1 to 1 prem. Indian Railway Debentures were generally firm. There was a decided rise in those of the Calcutta and South Eastern Railway Company. The new Victoria Loan was steady at 1044 to 4. New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Government Bonds have advanced per cent. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CiocK. The mining market is rather quiet, with less business. East Caradon shares are quoted 334 to 34 ; South Caradon, 325 to 330 ; Marks Valley, to 10 ; Cook's Kitchen, 33 to 34 ; Great Wheal Fortune, 20 to 21 ; and East Cern Brea, 121 to I. St. John del Rev Mining shares continue to meet with attention, but there is no recovery ; transac tions are recorded at 581, 58}, and 58. Scottish Australian Mining have been dealt in at 21 and 21, being steady. At the Wheal toy meeting yesterday, the accounts, made up to the end of January, showed a debit balance of 1,8401. A cell of 6a per share was made. At the West Providenoe Nine meeting yesterday, the 116- coma* made up to the end of January, showed a debit balance of 1,2551. It was resolved that all unnecessary ope tstions should be suspended forthwith. From West Polmear the agent statue :—" They have cut No. 3 lode, which is very promiaisg, about 2 feet wide, producieg very good stones of tin." From Great Wheal Fortune the agent states :—" The 78 east of ()aromas' engine -shaft is worth 1001. per fathom. The same level west of Hosken's flat rod shaft is worth 204 par fathom." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. —(THIS DAY.) mom ova OWN 00111WONDINT.) (iv Emma AND num NAGNII7O TIAMORATR.) Market fairly attended, but limited demand for wheat and dour, sad prima are in favour of buyers In Indian corn there bee been more doing, and a fair quantity has been disposed of at 28s. 9d. for mixed. In other articles there hashes, little doing, and no material change in value to Mott 10210ING LANK.-(THIS DAY:) Souse.—The market has opened quietly, no maim u yet reported by private contmet, the trade swaitisg the result of the pnblie odes. Refined is dull of sale, and prices have • downward tandeney. Corm footballs in active request. Privately 4,000 bap Rio sold cm the spot •. ordinary to flue ordinary, 54a. to 605.; a few superior, 71s. 64. to 725.; damaged, Ms. to Ms.; two floating samosa also sold—one of superior Rio at 65a. 3d., and one of Sb Domingo at 70..—botb for seer ports. Tie.—At previous prices there is • fur demand. RIX—No sale. reported. SAVIP/711.—The market is active ; prices have advanced per owt.--refraction, 15 to 10, Ms. 6d. to 375. ; Of, 37.. 41d. ; to 41, Ms. 6d., and 2i, at Ms. Rica is in rather more request ou the spot ; 2,500 bags Nacraasis sold at 10s., and two cargoes for arrival, Necran sieoglas;) 3d. ; and old Bassein, Pe. dd. —At firm prime 400 bales sold. Hen.—St. Petersburg clean is quiet at 341. 100. to Ms. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) . . The market is quiet. Prices are quoted as follows : Town tellow, 461., net cash ; Petersberg Y. 0., on the Spot, 48a. ; all this mouth, 455. 9d. ; April to June. 451. 9d. ; July to September, Ms. ild.; October to De cember. 48a. to 48s. 3d. SNITIEFIELD HA/ mar.—(THIS DAY.) Yves. Harvey and Banton report trade slow, whit est alteration. Pae sseadow bay, 70a. to 80a. ; supe rior ditto, Ms. to 96e. ; Inferior ditto, 40a. to 501. ; = 50a. to 70a. ; clover, aid, 80a. to 110 s. ; ditto, new, oat, 80a. to 100 s. ; draw, 30s. to au PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LTTWOOL. MAWR 24.-B.laSo-day :—Great Western Stock, 741—Laemildre and Yorkshht Stock, 1081 F-London and North Worsham, 941—Mieland Stook, 194—Newry and Warrenport„ 61—North Bautero, Berwick. SSA—North Staffordshire, ti d.— earth Eastern Stock, MI ex dlr.—Preston and Wyre, 46—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 4—lntto 7 per cent. lot. Mares, 11-16—. Grand Tnink of Canada, Ml—Grest Luxembourg, 121 3.161 — Illinois Central, Md.—Sambre and Meuse, 81 13-I6—Thames and. Mersey, 1 13.1811 p. Ilmowierga, KAMM it —The market was rather quiet, with lower prima. Caledonian, 1111 —Gnind Twit of Canada. 281 — Illinois Central. 44 d.—Lanoashine and Yorkshire, 1061—London and North Western, 941—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire, 4.91—D0. Redeemed PreL, 11-16 p —ll,dland, 1--North Eastern, Berwick, 04—South Eastern, 84 31 .—Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, If p.—Ulverstone and Is:waster, 24—last Lancashire per cent. pref ., 1191—North Eastern Yorks), 871-Ihdford Bank, 6 p.—West Midland (Newport, 44. 14111.11111611.414, M4llOll M.—There was a good business done to. day, chiefly in local stocks, :—Birmingham Banking Com pany's Shares, at t6—Birmingham Gas, New Ordinary, 60—Ditto (18.-2), at En premium—Wolverhampton Gas. Old, 191—tiene ral Steam Navigation, f6--Great Ship, ft—Ditto Preference, lb. Id. per share. Them was i nquiry for Birmingham Guaniiesd Railway Stook, at 761, and Stour Valley Guaranteed, at .71--Shropshire Union Mock, goofed 47 to 03—lionth Stafford,. 14 to 101—and Birmingham Costal, at 94 to 94. Of Birmingham Gas them wean buyers at 144. Strfinterffri Muaaiß 4.2 TODMORDIN.—On Friday night last, a man and woman, _both attired is mourn,ng. were seeking lodgings at Salford, a suburb of T monism. They were unsuccessful in their inquirim, and left the place. Next morning the body of the woman was found drowned in the Rochdale Canal Rem „ ?Teddy Bridge," oleo In the vicinity of Todsiordsn. Her age was stout forty-five, and the quality of her apparel, though now reduced to mere patchwork. shows that it originally belonged to some one or better circumstances. Yesterday, a man named Joseph Leach was apprehended at Bradford, on suspicion of baying murdered the woman. He states that he comes from Ashton-under-Lune, and on being token into custody admitted that be was in the company of the dreemed on Friday. The name of the woman is not known, but, when inquiring for lodgings at Salford, she stated she had tra velled du ries the whole of the previous night from Halifax, sod was going to Burnley, where her children were living. Leach is a bruahmaker, and arrived at Bradford on hallw ay is search of work. ACOCIDINTAL MUTH AT EISTBOURNZ MOM A FAIL OVER TIM cum—Yesterday afternoon F. H. Gel!. Req.. from Eastdean (where he had been holding an C e l tsa cs the body of a young man who had fallen over the shelf) to the Ship on, Meads, Eastbourne, to hold an in quest on the body of Henry Veraham, egad 32, who had also died from the effects of ,a fall over the cliff on the night of the races. It appeared from the evidence adduced that deceased left the racecourse in the evening of Friday last, which was very dark, with three orfour other persons, in a Mate of sobriety. On arriving near the Ship e told his companions to wait there while he went to feed his fowls, which are kept at • house near the cliff, and be would then join them. He never returned, and they went away without him. On the following morning his body was forted under the cliff, which at that mot is about 230 feet high. The key of the chicken house and 13e. Gd. were found in his pocket. It was evident that the deceased bad Grossed the narrow track leading down the cliff and walked over. Dr. Jeffery stated that he examined the body of the deceased on Saturday. He wee a very stout athletic man, hie trousers on the right side were torn and marked with chalk, and tucked up at the bottom. His cap was found some Hee yards from the body, and was tinged inside with blood. There was an ex tensive comminuted fracture on tho left parietal and tem pond bones and on the occipital bone. His death from such a fracture must have been instantaneous. From having ob served the pupils of deceased's eyes, and smelt his mouth, he was of opinion that the deceased was not the worse for • liquor. The jury returned a verdict cf "Accidental death.' —SUM= Express. STRANOLID BY MISTAK E, AND EXTRAORDINARY RECOVIRT TO LIFT. —A remarkable imtanoe of restoration to life, after strangulation, occurred at Crawley to a lad about seven years of age, in the employ of Mr. Thomas Smith, surgeon, on Thursday last It seems the lad from some whimsical or fanciful impulse thought proper, while engaged in the stable, to impardise his life • lztaang the bridle rein hanging from a poet ian his neck, and inadvertently got the tongue in the Indite hole, and, probably from fright and agitstioe. became unable to extricate himself. Mr. G. Clark provi dentially having occasion to go to the stable found the had on his knees, his head dropping forward, his bands drop ping listlessly by his sides, his fees greatly diseoloured. and to all appearance dead. Most providentially, again, Mr. L. Pricker. assistant, was instantly on the spot, ; and Mr. Smith in a minute or two. There seemed no chance of restoring animation, yet the longs were chance of success. The pale, indicated return ed, and this was per aywn hour and a half before aosevCtltinhueereitiditgagTaisunfri2tifisy,oted.nreiwi ie ni hie y a trar n l i :ega t i l:F laith u bo m ni t P i t n p m per f unctions. The led being then im cold was wrapped in thick blankets, and placed In had, sad exposed to shriek current of sir at the time ; it lhooltive became very difficult to keep him in bed fromhis struggling The lad, al k compara tively restored, seems at the present tiros omen bewildered ; his memory seems almost lentirely gone, and no rational answers can be got from him on his being interrogated, although be is gradually im proviog.—Sussec Express. *Oleg tai CT' ii zd