The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-23 00:00:00

VMS EXPRESS, FRIDAY .1 . . i iNTILLIGENCE (BT Ruin= maisaus.) LEWES IIEETING.—(TEIS DAT.) Ton 001111 — BM. Lyme lirekesser 11 nu. HANDICAP RIELLDIG RACK Fire f Ossdadost, BrlLilb ; bask Bst 7lb ; 0.1. u l 81b; Vsatisraeo, 714411 k All sop hen. Bs4 Obi Dana, Bst tab; litssicass, let 100 s ; LEvrEs HANDICAP. Ono mils and a half. TM ow Ferisder. Luiemeldre Witch, BISONS. FOrtilifr las, sad Limply us lift. BWIBPBTAXLI3 OF 5 SOVB. Hal a Rile. Milked said Caraisetto, Mom Roe% add Challenge its WI OIFOAD AND CAMBRIDGE EIGHT-OARED BAC& PUTNEY. Funia. Moro more but very few people present this morning to witness the " preliminery ranter at the mews. The tows was asarly as agar el visitors as Wore the arrival of Nis crews tea dap ego, bat vary mines On.ated sight. as en the beds la OD does beers mewled for ereastry dikes, add probably for saucy Loodessers also, silo ea* limo Ms width the ram is to den to•nseercro memieg madam it *Brawls* Inosoveniont for persons wins bin at say diets:too from the ther—lise thee of em baridsg es hosed shmeseen Beth aims are wcomi/milp wdi is Isoba. They are to follows : 02703 D. 1. B. T. Balker, Ninon 0d1e.% & F. Ckowdes. Beinsasso. & W. Forams, limb& 4. F. Wines, Exeter. 5. E. F. Rooky, Oriel. 8. W. W. Weed. University. 7. IL P. Stabostes, Christ March. & IL Drown. Trinitr. C. Tottenham, Mist Church. coxswain. • caw:Mix:lL L J. sun, osise t _nes 710.2. J. L Seine, Triaity, list 61h. 3. J. W. Booth s, Trinity, 17. st 41b. 4. H. Feetmeoe, Magdalene, 12at 6Th. 5. D. F. Eleaveasea. Trisiey Hall, L2et 71b. & IL A. Kinglaks, Trinity.l2st 11th. 7. H. Wataey, at. Jobs'., 10st 121 b. 8. W. E. Griffiths, Trinity, list 12th. A. Forbes, St. John's, couwais, Bst. The Oxford mow decline to stun their weights, bat are both rowed their little in very lively style this rooraisg. 5t04 oa Oxford was takes is two or duos asses at Patiory_last sight. Mort:sight ago 3to 1 was laid. The mews will breakfast between 5 and 6 to-morrow morale; that they may be is proper trim for the nee, Were 8, whieh is to be rowed.from Putney to Mortlake. We hope that the weather will be favourable, mg that nothing in any respect will meat to hamper the ow:tending crews. NOTTINGHAM ELsoriow ENTITION. (THIN DAY.) gee seenedilea sigantillie ley the einiber of the siva lien petitions east aide this sacra g. Mr. Adair is the aser. Omani fey the politicians, Mr. Teeapl., Q. 0.. Mr. Han del. Q. 0., and Mr. Cleve • for Sr IL Ms. Bodeell, Q. Mr. Pries, Q. 0., aid Mr. Pepe amessey. nir recalled, sid ezeini nee by Mr. Mendell —I was emplmd as a clerk by Mr. Arland. I brims seen Yr. Asked make entries in • book. Mr. Prise objected to the gaieties. Riandeatioe continued-1 have Nee a mean book on the bible in the committee-room, showing the expeeses of the IMO aid them things. I saw a book le whisk Asked made entries during the mouth before the eleedon. I never mw Mr. based pay any mosey to a person named Keneed7. I have ems hire pay money at the Maypole. He paid lb OS myself sad soother clerk. There were paid renvemete for Sir R. Chigoe. Mr. Priest objected to the snorer to • boa* gelation that kind, aid mind the ceemaittee to entire it out. Mr. Mundell submitted that be wee Weis& to had the witeees up by petting birdie; gnestioes to a certain eztent. Th ee Cairm suggested that the wieners might be seised i s,. if thr were any laid canvassers, aid directed the wince ea. A to be amok out. Rumination ciationed—There wee IMUMOill“ 41111. 2 Soya dories the eleetion. I did not hear Mr. Aeland ra • speak to them. I did see me him pay any money to u p riaveasers. I know • perms named Keeeedy. bear any orayersation hawses him and Mr. Alibied. I 111. never saw say limey par between them. I have seen him * make titan on paper; I did sot ..'what he bed written It dome, nee did I bear him read it. About the time of the r b. nonsiaation day I did not hear Mr. Aelaed iqpsak to Kennedy mg, about going to the aseembly.soemn The (Saimaa—You mean the joint orimmittorroom of Sir Robert Oliftoe aid Mr. Martin ! Mr. Mssdell—Yes. Zuraiestise eeetinued—l have never given a different I t mama to Kr. Richards. My ',bloom was takes down ag. and I sigma it. et. Mr. Rodwiell objected that the party producing* lateen IL should act be snowed to impeach his widows, bet IL might conhadiet him by other widows. The wit. was Ilk,. sot as adverse vitas's, sod had sot dose aarthieg to show ;6 . " that he was we either by his manner or by Ins wrideses He ph ealmitted that the witmes had not shuffled with a simile 11. question—the fact of his coming from the adverse side could not operate to his prejudice. In. Mr. Temple was about to address the emamittes, when IS The Chairmen said the committee were of epioioe that ; the winsome had not oasis:ea the questions se fatly aid las frankly se would reader a reference to any deposition Se- to Mr. Mandell observed that after that opinion he might S proceed to cross-examine the witness. 116. N Ressaination contineed—Did you sot hit Mr. Siang& ea _ that paid ensvagiers were employed?—l mid there ware g saavamers employed. The Chairmen—Riscolleet if. Did you say that N paid canvassers were eta I—No. N. Rumination continued — l said that Yr. Aolend had I t eitered 501. or 701. I did sot say the matey was gives to ri Keenly. I wee asked if I thought so. I signed • paper, • It wee read over to me. Deigned all the sheets eepaseAsly. The witty was here requested to read over a portion of la his statement. IS Faimalsation contianed—l said this entry wee made el• every week omelet the lest, whee Mr. Ached told Kennedy to go to the ametubly-rooms, to Mr. Marna. to be paid. sk. That was the day at ter the election. Yr. Aciend made N. the retries at the Maypole. I have read them, and lit. saw mane of 501. to 701. uttered ea the papers, with N. three crosses siphon them. I have never seen 99 Kennedy receive money from Joked. I have sever sem him mein a cheque from Aoland. I have seen ja them go out together. Remedy came es Saturdsya Woes ei the elestion. I saw them together on the Saturday after the election. On that day Ached told Kennedy to go to I the assembly-room to be paid. The week before the oleo- Noe if any one rime for money Aciand told them to go to the aseembly-zoome. I know a vow amnia Fesicis Nightingale; his number. is 6,071 On the following day he came to the committee room, South Parade, and asked for Sir Robert. He was sot there. He afterwards asked for Mr. Aolaad. The Chairnme.—At what hour t—Between ball-past 9 aid 10 in the morning . [Left sitting.] WILLS AND BEQUESTS. • The mill of Bit r retnOlS y keel , Berk, of Lan ham* Sasses, wee proved in Loudon, on the 21st ult., by the exeenters—vis., James Looses, Seq., of B•oeirelow, Argyll ; H Pelee., bit, of Ashford, Susses • George M. Gowan, Seq.. et Per Begese's-pirk : and Gelded Fowles Burton, to each of wheat he has left a legacy of 1004 The pecermalty wee sworn nadir 90,0001. Tire will is dated Jas. 1, 1866; and Sir Prisms died as that day twelve months, Jan. 1, 1866, aged 44. Nor Francis hes bequeathed to his brother Henry Sykes. and to kis sister Eva Sykes each a legacy of 3,0004 ; to his seals the Bev. T. Sykes, and to his relative, Lord Henni ker legacies as a small token of regard and respect. To his late enso-serraut, who had also bee s servant to his late father, Sir F. W. Sykes, Bart, he has secured an an. *laity of 404 for his life. The residue of his prop= real and personal, he leaves to his brother, sow Sir F rich Sykes, Bart. The will of Oliver Ferrer, Esq.. of 68, Lisooln's.ins. fields, was proved In the London Court, on the 20th alt., sod the personalty sworn ;index 120,0001. The executors appointed are his sephswe, James Farrar, the Rev. Matthew T. Faner, Oliver W. Ferrer, sad Henry R. Farrar. The will is dated Nov. 19,1863 ; sad • Galicia. March 18, 1888. The testator bequeath, to each of his three nephews— gamely, Matthew, Oliver, and Henry—a legacy of 10,0004, together with coatiogeet interest.; and appoints Isis nephew James !arm residuary lewd°, of both kis real and en ema setae& There are legacies to his other nephews and to his ideate. To his nephew James helms's the watch he usually wore and two gold snuffboxes. He requests his sister Cecilia to swept 1004 to purchase a ring or any other trifle is remembrance of a brother who elusively loved her. Hie furniture in Lincolo's.ins bids be leaves to hie brother, William Latham Ferrer, and the use of all the plate, books, and furniture that may be is London, for his life, and afterwards to his nephew Oliver W. Ferrer. His climbers in Lin. win's-inn and a moiety of the house in Bedford-square are to be sold, and treated as personal property ; and he leaves to his nephew James Ferrer all his plate, books, pictures, ha, not °thermos disposed of, together with all jewellery, and his horses, carriages, ko. To his own man-servant be has left his wardrobe and a legacy of 5001., and to his coach man 601., free of legacy deity. The will of Miss Maria Benton Tofnell, of 14, Roby. place, Beth, was proved in Loudon, on the Ist inst., by the executors sad trustees, Thomas &umbel, Esq.. of Porches. ter-square ; and John Thomas Ambrose, of Motley, Brox. The personally wee sworn loader 18,0001. The testatrix was the daughter of Lieuteeast-Colonel Charles Tanen, loyal Hone Guards. She hes left *reeks to each of has godobildreo, of whom there are not a few, and to sown of her Maeda. To each of her executors 1001. Liberal lovable are also left to her servant*, and she has bequeathed the whole of her wearing apparel to her maid. Her furniture. lines, plate, chioa, glass, and other effects, except jewellery, hooks, and pictures, are to be told, and the proceeds given to the Bath Usited Hospital, to which instituters she alio kayos a legacy of 3001. ; to the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 1004 ; a like bequest to the When.* breech society for the Propeption of the Gospel in FOreign Parts ; to the Deaf and Dumb and Blind Asylum, Waloot-parade, and the Beth Orphan School and House of Protection. legacies of 1001. ; to the Bathwiek National Schools, 2001. ; to the poor of Old Windsor, 1004, all legacies to be paid fres of duty.—/llustrated London News. WINDS, PUNJAUB, AND DELHI BANK MR POIIATION (LIKITED.)-(TEIS DAY.) An extreoedinery gesend meeting of the sharelsoklr held at neon, at the London Toyer., Mr. W. P. AMMER is the chair, for the purpose of confirming, or otherwise, resolutions for amalgamation with the National Bask of India (Limited). The Cs•uteus mid, having before explained the reasons why this mialgasnatioa was proposed, he seed sot eater at length tato that subject. The expectation of • dividend of 6 per cent. from the profits of the National Bask of India was fulfilled is February. The itsod.qnsrtsrs would be transferred to Loudest, and the bank was cow is mares of registrations* a new institution, having its head yuarisrs them and its branches in Indis. There were two objects in view, one to get back the assets and the ether to =Anis is exchange oertilleates relating to the new bask, and both objects were incenses of acoomplishmeat. Since the opearities were first estimated the value had increased. 111 r. John Young, of the firm of Coleman, Tolland, sod Young, sees present and prepared to answer any queetioes which might be put to him. Referring to pest disappoistmeate, he observed that it was impossible for the board to avoid them or to secure that all order issued from Ragland should be carried out. He concluded by movies the confirmation of the resolutions. Mr.F. W. Ritesitit.,M.P. (a director) seconded tbemotion. A SHAILIZOLDRIt protested against Mr. Dent's emtionlog in the oaks of as auditor, in coesequenoe of his monection with the Joint Stook Discount Company. (Hear, hear.) The Orwareart replied that in the =negotiants which were being _made neither Mr. Deist nor his son would parti cipate, adding that Kr. Dent's coodoot in meneetion with the Ueda and Ponjeub Bonk was of the most boss/arable character. Be (the chairmen), Mr. Russell, Mr. Fglinton, who was now representing the oompasy's in- A Sritser MUnolut.—The obituary of yesterday tenets in ludas, and Mr. Mackinnon , of the eminent fi rm emeteris an arineamement that Dr. Smug= expired oo the of Meekienon and Mackenzie, io Calcutta, were the four Fitt last., " after a painful Meese sod acute suffering, directors who it was reposed should joie the amalgamated brought On by injuries he received from thieves in Bishops- board= the National Bank. (Cheers.) ewl'ireet. in September Wit.' A correspondent of the Mr. OWITIMIII expressed his entire approval of the anelves more fully the facts referred to, se the writer had meneer in which the board hod acted with reference to the them frees the sufferer's own Ups a few weeks ego. Ia realisation of the meets sod the amalgamation with mother MembeSeptember last, about 9or 10 p.m., Dr. Sporgia—a most company, r and accomplished man—hid returoed from visiting Mr. Yourro (of the firm of Cotentin, Turquaod, and a Latisit at Wansteed, and had got only a few Misdeed Young) made a full stoteareet with regard to the assets. yards from the Great Eastern Railway. on foot, whoa be After referring to the =ousts to be realised abroad and Was suddenly (to use his owa expansion) "butted" by a • speaking in fsvosrable terms of the prospect in that re who threw himself bead foremost at Dr. Spares, I mer be mid the goad bills in London amounted to him as the chin and breast, sad falling ea him I 307,000/. ; and by cash in head , furniture, he., these assets 1-I ;trapargin fell. The ruffian, placing his knee is the were raised to 3 0 _1,0001. Oo the other hood, he said the Fit of the stomach, matched at • gold chain and valuable i liabilities of the bask at the present moment ptld watch, and, waving them hurriedly to some am 'on meeplances and deposits amounted to 174,0001.. MO, roes end itommeaced realties, in an opposite dime. i leaving as nearly as poesitile • surplos of =I After lyinz stunned for a moment, Dr. Spores t01e150,0W1., which was more than half the capital in _,_,..atiAlunted to follow the robber, whom be still had In Leedom He had very greet pleasure in stating that he had win, wise a rnaa soddenly ppeared aat the corner of ea seem performed the deities of auditor with raster plea. ?pet sad exclaimed, "Benno! What's the motter!" awe, having received every assists's= from the booed sad W 4 7." gaped Dr. Salargia. " Adman has just stoles my oMeers, and toted in them so disposition to set does map L .. h e , h e ft , was th e re ply. en d i n as is. thin too favourably, (Cheers.) WS the unfortunate pntleseas was tripped up sad fell The reeolntione were thee assfinnel, sod the Tenetrate on the flags, sustaining a asecsd time serious is. terminated with evoke of thanks to the cheinsan pf" : 4ll 2 Ilu,rik Both =Memento get off meet ines ; them was no colleagues. r,te we mar or is sight—ao cue to lead a holpiag bead " too isms, Dr. Bpurgin was at the moment of the I The Southern Bank Note Reporter, published at Tilus• is robed health, but was theeerfeeti prostraila, M o bile , p ee di e ts a very lame cellos sts. It estimates the sod hie death, Ismeated by his family and a Isege circle al ludhets and frieads, is soother illostraf oo of the imezurity re j ec t d the coming season at not less Ibis two sillies et hum' life in the metropolim bales, sad thinks it will probably exceed that amount. ethers twopence. Kr. Elliaon-1s the person hero who Bold that is quo- Ceastable—Yes, sir. Lad its mat instant a lad, apparently about 15, stepped Into the wilnese-box, and stated that he wag the person who bad served the prisoner witn twopenny-worth of oxalic Yr. Ellison—Did you make objection to serMag it ? Witeese—No. 1 sin is the habit of sewing these packets to shoemakers and others, who use it for their trade. The pockets are ld. each, and I gave bim two of them. We. Iffligrae—How old are yon? Witmer—l shall be 17 next April. Mr. Ellison—Yea did not object to serve this poison, you lay. Did you ask any questions? Witness —No. _ _ . A ;mall bl;epaeket represented u similar to those in rrtioo Ins beaded rip. It nu labelled " Shoemakers' Yr. Blackwell, the lad's master. here came forward. lb. Ellison—This boy of yours has acted with great in eautioussese—very groat. Poisoos should never be sold without at least inquiry being made as to the purpose fee which they are weated. Blackweil was understood to my that his imbue- Mews were always for the greatest caution to be used. Miner allured the magistrate that be was impaled to the attempt os hie life by reduced cireninstancies. Mr. Ellisos told him he should have applied to the pariah, sad remanded him. Taz REFORM BILL PROPOSED MEETINGS IN THE METROPOLITAN BOROUGHS. The correspondent of a contemporary writes : " We metropolitan electors boasted, last election, that we bad sent to parliament • body of liberal members unsur passed for earnestness and ability, sad that tiers was not amongst them either a tory or a temporiser. Well and good. Now is the time to test their metal. These gestlamen and their eonfideatial eminittees an sow remit with all the machinery of political action. Mr. Onselau, Mr. Crawford, Mr. Lawrence. and Baron Retbschild have not. I images., ilia:outlined their asnasetioa with the Liberal Registration Ageociatioo of the Clay of Linden ; they have not, I presume, booms' less earnest lathe cause of reform ; let them sall • mestiag forthwith, enders the sanction of the old City to the bill. The state of political feeling in the Tower Hamlets is well known ; let Mr. Ayrton sod Mr. Butler appeal to their reastitusits for fresh authority and 'attractions. Neither Alderman Lusk not Mr. ild*Cullsik Torres, would have had the ghost of a chance for Fiosbury, area against snob candidates as Mr. Cox and Mr. Wait', bad they not spoken out boldly for reform ; let them speak out again. As for Marylebone, I fancy Mr. Thomas Chambers re gards Reform very much as he regards %dramatises— ' be is rather inclined to be • believer io it ; sad, at any rate, Mr. Harvey Lewis may safely be credited with the earneatoess that perhaps is wanting in the egregious Deputy-Recorder. Ia Lambe* Mr. Thomas Hrtgbasove may safely reales, vein be tree to his itatatedents, sad will erre the electors to work heartily in support of a measure which adds headman of thousands of Englishmen to the electoral roll ; whilst Mr. Doultoe is too &mach • liberal to say him nay. In Southwark, Mr. Layerd, who is • reformer in office, sod Mr. Locke, wbo laws. of the most penis* of our metropolitais members, are sure to he true to their duty ; but the electors ought to call them out at once. if only to show that the , borough is to have a voice on this great qnestios. Green wah, when I knew it half -s-dozen years ago. bad a hoot of ' meta in it who never walled fir governmental encourage. ment before they asked for reforms political, and achieved by their owe energy reforms social ; the old machiasey eansot have got quite out of gear so swiftly ; sod both Alderman Salomons and Sir Charles Bright would be ready sposgh to join vigorously in the move mint. One other metropolitan oonstitaneocy re mains to be considered—i diode to Westadestsr, Now, I imagise that Mr. John Stuart Mill—although he is, as Mr. Lowe says, " a little too clever for the House of Cosautone*—as at present oonstittited—will readily come forward at a public mooing. when his owastitosats ask him sad his oolleagas. I should not be at all emptied were the captain to owns for ward in the house, as be did upon the hustings, as a thorough reformer; only it will be as well for the managing men in Westminster be give him the op portunity of doing so at once." THE WEST RIDING. It Is mid that arrangements are being made to bold a great meeting in the West Biding to support the goverment &dorm Bill. Nearly all sae liberal mire. Dare beloeging to both divisioes of the riding have given their cordial aseset to the object of the meeting. The Star has rams to believe that the course taken by Sir Willi►m Hutt, in reference to the Reform Bill, has excited groat dissatisfaction among his constitnects of Gateshead. SHOCKING AND FATAL STREET ACCIDENTS. INQUESTS.-(THIS DAY.) This afternoon, Mr. Itiobards, deputy-coroner. held two Um:pi:hie at the London Hospital, tombieg the deaths of James Grey, aged 65 years, nod Ellen Savage, aged 11 years, who were tilled in the streets on Wednes day evening last. In the ease of James Grey, it appeared the deceased, who was la the millosery business is toughies, Emu, camel no to tom on Wednesday layt While crowing Sborediblit High-street, one of Plelford's miss, No. 279, came along at the anal rapid pace, end knocked bins down end me over him. The driver palled up immediately, but the mis chief wee then dose. The deceased was carried to the hos pital, when he died from hie iojuries. In the locoed hattairy the evidence west to show that the girl Savage wislivisg with her mother at No. 5. kepi alley, Sheredneb, and on Wednesday evening the west out into ffigh4treet, Whiteehapel. While crossing the road • Goal van ran her down sod wect over her. She, tots was taken to the hospital, where she died almost immediately. In seek case the jury. after long deliberation, retuned • verdict of " AG:idental death." The Garden of Acclimatisation, in the Bois de Boulogne, hes just received three spec/mean of the leaf-Sy, an arthopterons insect, which derives its name from its re mumbling a leaf of the guava-tree se clearly that the meet attentive We CAD with difficulty perceive the differesem The tint live specimen of this singular By ease in Europe was brought to England some years ago, and was kept alive for a long time. The three insects mentioned above, which ars still in the larva Mete, were presented to the garden by M. Vandal, directer.geeeral of the Past-office, sod bad been brought to Frame from the Seychelles Islands. The Duke of Somerset held the third levee of the seams yesterday, at the Admiralty. Than were pre meek :—Admiral Sir F.ilward Oollias, Vies admiral Lewis T. Jesse, Rear Admirals Layton, Desham, and Mathew' ; Oaploies J. N. T. liauley, R. L. Orroftom Wrat , sisw, Our Glye i G. F. Worarook. A. Lyons, F. Patten, S. Desldes, J. L. Perry, H. F. Erffillop, and A. Welles& Omossedoes L. G. H. Robinson, Thome Orme, T. C. Room J. V. Jacksoe, J. Iltdokinece, E. T. Notb, W. J. flilveck, Charlet F. Wks; F. T. Tboesetes, amiss F. Rougher. sad Edward raven; Virateemets D. A. A. Deasy sad J. B. Berndt ; and Equalise George H. L. I Worm ihop calmed, and krt. No notic e was witioued to conduct tad the atkadanass • had reoently hap: tM act allow of as Ilse. The Supremo eghlawa Waal ids V mon .1 ON. 44 ) Etats. Kix= 22.. of the Beak et ay. together with previous account : h SS. Mardi 14., r. •. fr ON • 121,010.404 I TM $ 7,04407 $ 4 760 14 44.425:7& a .0 0 0 6 4.104t,r004u 5 US 4 ese.oe cum as sanasi Ti 8.85$ as UMW NAG Its 1.14441.361 O.M lina.ip lOU 7111 littil Kali 14 MIT A, ft 11.902 U %.74.m n 1 is Ile 4 . 1 01;e14 ea 1.690 U imikaikers L. ...----„ r 9 U. 910. . S. pp. Mll 411.401\11# t it; me a 1 13.9* ta . us it eem • trr. e 4479 0e to at tee• es. • 1., 0 9,141,4497 , 900 0 99933.?* NO • :Wir.oo) 403 5 estele 1.70 e I seam 4 41, AM 14. 0 00 19. 09.000, (1110 101 1 14 itail el Kama at MO • 10).001•1* 11.1.11 * 1,44.41.1 I .7f• lie IMAM IS Alrfi II 11,1110,1•• lir -'— , ••• •• 1.48•8116,0111 Um Bank of Tama ) 3001411. !HIS DAT.) W. ----- ,a. L le° 1 4 7 4 4 as O " JIL I re Sit 2 120 . 102 .1 . 1 . es 0.12` „ OD ••••• b. .... be 2 410° r 1 ' e .... 4 le z 1 se so LOS 41. - .1 O.l at ViePhs !Ms. la•s& was span. to XV &W. to N.W. Ina. arum Wag rodiyalc „ r Similar to above. Wood. Waal, sad sila and bal at Beq• til Seer Stratheden will more committee be appointed kid upon the table, with ot se desirable qr ammo II inquiry ink) the eon• I Immobile easy be bead corousts of Eastland sal t in the House of Com• etesties of the army, it riat officer In the essay et pair d bellows, node • • eorreepondenee mew& ect 0 the lairt aeoounts the >n, not keying bee• tea lias 3 yearn ago left a num Infirmary, which mun bag Mae Bellew, owner of the County, now offers to nay serest, and to add 1.0004. hospital or ward for eon religious denominations, aliouid be placed wader , with every seforsuit Iglon of the patients. and ill persuasion& T he go ts and three **dime it was negatived "liked i . 4 feted to the Bsigian Padua • credit to pay Ow and the installailas of his tams are dee are of perr y church at Lasko. the tomb, 121,90 fr. ; of the road for the psi. ties, of this aroma awi " ere, 14, r• ; toll for • Rue das Palais,2,o oo fr.; the chapel, pavhor, ki., dooomeats and subset* t h e femoral, 8,5341 r. en. pold IL, 20,993 fr. ; sY r. (about 11.000 1 .1 • ding Patti, Frascbini, ars, iatead to tits %his sort weals, porecos. (arta' pima of Masai It. by airy. b private theatricals on rooted is the groat ark* to statiooed at ordisoM Ausd. The pima scud is la Mose Ac. The trolff lob, 11. Maurice O Lod the Emporar's equorvls .lase.played by the Prio• or, was Zoo Vi r tuous (is Wallet's unit' ream to • pressooe of Whim • shaded. There won but la admitted to this stir& sister.in.law Princros as Countess Walt/weirs, sod among the camber. M. d. rsigl.. startad V be is Attsobi d'Ambassatio. rofessor of Harmony at was aosounood is Wads* f several plays, which have • Talatr• Lyricism ; smolt bACAOMIKII4, Ls Proosisr, her dame. owdsoe secomdisd Ifalevy as par dos Beaux Arta fro g hat oft the retur n y last the lamtry mpeolally of Oa atilliv station os the part ef MA; The cry ofd bar kr visa* 348, was moss hoard. Z 3 lAN INTELLIGIINOIL (111171 DAT.) 00IIRT OP PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Wan the Judge (kßury.) dorm v. CATLDICI IUICOMMILL. Nt. Searle and Yr. Wines lee the petitioner; Dr. goo for the reepoodettk ni l ',Wilmer been life as a beicklaysr, bat he had end was now is goad eirownstancee He woo sow =Ol the iiisapperton Salvo Ise, and also made mew es kis own asoottat. Is. 1844 he married the ra ms tolershlygoal twos with kw till e l e l hen he sowed Idsolterell ea a pot hey ; earl Dee day ha denoted the Tospoodeste in the fact. Rs gars Macke • rod thraahlag. sad tamed him oat of the house. Th er e was alma pegaratios between the petitioner sod his er ge, sod 11 Wee that ohs had dam beta leading liar of a Dares ' aid mots. 111111111111. 114 sustaetc .4111/1 w4Dt nhe See ilis b z e itittoner. Ha wee the away: of a toads awl ha nutria the respond's?, pl o w Bawd% in Apra. MO. It amend that sae keel as bah of plug away from hem* and rwasining away for lasibe Wawa his edisraheate seal& be asoortaired by her fiNswerthelar be aostiased this Dort of oob.ar ends difilealties till April, ISS3. whet she left hint yes pea Sha had sines been found dr* with the so. ywaradarA, a pews& iodepeadmi mews, am Mr. aad sa. Bashmt, etbareiso Bust or Rut Mrs. is !slip road, Xlllillh 4 l ll l ll . sad Orowadals.ratd, Rawilia-towa. bid a dam& fried that she bad left lee harhasd en ea east of hiretedlose WON whisk ware iseenpalible with kr ideas of a pleasant life. Dowse nil *Ulm! costa. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) (Before JIM, Pays% Deputy Andstant .Tedge.) moiwAT nommar. ealisliss "pm, 26, • batty-looking ruffian, described slightermen, was for amend3s., the moults .f George Shaw, from his pain, with violently a mmilbg him en the highway. prisoner throughout the statement of the wartlike whared with the utmost insolence, sad when any par haslarly foul exprsesion or act of brutality on his (the griernees) part was referred to, he laughed outright. The jury, without hasitattoe, found the prisoner Guilty. ip,ezrge-=4.trison o wing coffinoslattioCoaaldheth- against t e ds, rad a r : 19, Ism, one month ; March 23, twenty.oue days ; 14, three weeks • March 8 , 1860, one month ; Sept. 6, sir months Oot. 16, 1861. six Weeks ; Dec. 16, (proved by Inspector Clark, of the Thames Police), 12 moths, at the Surrey sessions ; and la 1863 he was men timed to 12 months at the Grand Criminal Court. Sr. Payne said the Flamer had bad every description of hoprisonmeut, sad so good result had been media:el The assiseee upon him was that he be kept is penal servitude terstree ns. 12m priesser ye who esemad really to eu)oy the reeltal of hig digmeet said, a be was about leaving the &eh, " They ought to have told you of the other two or lime rare 1 have lad is Nawgate. All right, my lord ; geed bre, old b.f." The misoros hexing been pasted to the sena was speedily NO off to the ROM of Correotios. Oaddbath-fields, and *we armored to be quite delighted at the sentence he had sessived. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-BTRIET. MUSD ft A DISMUSAND NNIVANT. Lave Nicholas, formerly cook to Mr. Christmas, of the White Hart Tavern, in the Strand, wee charged with ob. try by false pretences. l i tr ia lrli i ng, poulterer, am, of Newoireet.Oovent-gardss, said the prisoner called at his shop in February. and put eland a fowl and a piece of bacon, saying it was for Mrs. At that time he was sot aware that she had atiYrs. Christmas's service. He supplied her with the articles, which she took away with her. He charged it to Mrs. Christmas in his bill, bat it wee objected to, and he then learned that the prisoner had been discharged from Mrs. Christmas's service some eight or moe mouths previously. Last night she again called and ordered a fowl. He supplied her with ace, and asked her if she was going to pay for it! Mae sak "No, put it down to Mrs. Christmas. I have bought lots of things here before sad never paid for aoythiog . He then gave her is custody. Mrs. Christmas proved that the prisoner had so autho rity to make edam of these puniness. It may be moo- Mooed that at the time of committing the 'mood offence the prisoner had not loog been released from custody, *rim bee, looked up all night and brought up at this mart in the morning for being drunk and incapable. Tbe prisoner said she was not the person who committed the fraud is Felines, ; and is the mooed ems she was met by a 'meg man now is Mrs. Christmas's minim She wee committed for trial. WORSHIP.BTREET, INCILI7TIOOINSIM IN TIM MALI OF POISON. Joseph Nodal', 35 years of age, described as a labourer, without any home, was charged before Mr. Ellison with attempting self destruction by swallowing oxidic acid. Polies-constable Billings,' 103 H—This morning at 1 o'ckek I was at the Leman-street station in Goodinaa's lielda—the primer came op the yard and eat down ; be looked ill. and I asked if be was so. He replied, " Yee, I bus tam poison." I asked what. and how much? He mid, "Twopenny worth of oxalic acid.' I drew the atten tion of the acting inspector to the matter, a doctor was eat for, au emetic administered, end the mutants of the Amu& when analysed gave traces of oxalic acid. Ho afterward' told me that he had taken the pram imams he was " bard up," and that he had thrown the bottle containing it over the palings he Om mercial-street. I searched there and found this, which be tells me is the same. (Witness produced • bottle containing a white sediment.) Oa the way to this coed he pointed cot the shop of Mr. Blackwell, • chemist in Unioe-etreet, /*tallish* where be said that he purchased it. Mr. Jamie Sequin. sargeoe—Whim I was called to at tend the prisoner at the s,atiou.house be was in a very gesstrate cooditioa and suffering greatly. I instantly gave se mut* sad afterwards an antidote. Am lat liberty to thleil his after-commusioation to me ? . Bili - Mi 7 —das;;;l;7l;ytlaingrOlative to the matter. Wilms—He said that he first waned the bottle M a mg shop, then two penny worth of the mid. which having pal into it he mixed at a pump and drank off. Moss car. tidy he had swallowed oxalic acid. Ir. Mime What quantity of that poison is sufficient frilestroy life? 'Witness—Half an mom . . . iiii - Elisci;:it;ii;;mach would that be? it may he had for • peony sod at •&n SAL W. 11. Z &W. &&& &W. 136. W. lA% N. 11.1 r: T r` ZYZNING, MAltell 23, UK-, . t, tilLiala 1418T8.—MHZ8 DAL) A RWr4T vow& arT62few bargains have been remeded today in railway securities, and, wish the exception of a decline of per omit; in Great Nesiess, the principal sleeks exittlit no alteration. Loudon and North Western slosh is qnotod 12 4 le 1211 ; Greet Westin, IS/ to /, ex dr.; led hod, 123ft0 j ; Losrhiee and Yorkshire, to I ; Omit Nortern, M to_t; South &stern, to 74/ ; Caledonian, in Lu , . Iffetropohtan, 132 to -(pert Northees, 122; to 123/ ; ditto A, Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stook and Great Wader; of Canada dares are without change, at 33/ to j, and 181 to 1, respectively. MD MO .-. H41.1-PAIST Consols are fist, at 86t to BANC 01 INGLLND.—As and 9112 Vie . e. It. Mardi 21,•11016. 111841 DM Notes Weed 1,3,651,014 LM.664.0341 PAILINO DI Cac s 1 5t1446 46 .ee 6 D.VATTS a r ZedlD • DDelhoi , • Maks, Caw Ws: of Salami Debi. Ind DIV. 6.824.1 0, , 05 = 2 „ 4 ,.h.„ 12.478.09 I DOPlPlONalldease amt WAY L 38.127.7011 Mara tt, 1106. DA F. ) earl, the loorprowdeid amicable simi the allotting not herbs been °Mild/ Oss Mum; The dealinp in the Stock Inhange Wiley are apart a restricted male, and prima GAD* no altera tion of imprimis& The tens, gensrally, however, is somewhat better them yesterday, owls; ply to a belief that the Dank of blend rate of diement may be reduced during the next few weeks. The funds bays risen i per cent. for money, but are usisheaged for the meount. Nagliie railways, foreign steaks, sad American securities are quiet, while some of the Inancid shares have experiemed a fresh fall. The applications fee diesount to-day are mods- rate, and the rate foe good bills is unchanged, as 51 to 6 per Deed. To the Stock Exchange duet loans oo English government comities sae not oh tamable below 51 to 6 per cent. ___ • " The return of the BMili of Fresco is very favour able, and fully accounts for the reduction in the rate of discount of that establishment The coin and bullion have increased 900,01101., while the bills discounted have diminished so the extent of 1,947,0001. _ _ _ &Gaols are now quoted 84 to 87 for money, and 87 to 1, for the sth ApriL The foreign stock market is quiet, with limited transactions, and very few variations have occurred in quotations. Italian Bonds of 1861 have risen 1 per cent, while Spanish Passive and Certificates bare declined to that extent. The prices are as follows :—Greek, 141 to 15 ; Mexican, 211 to 221 ; Spanish Passive, 271 to f ; ditto Certificate', 16 to ; Turkish, 1862, 68 to 1; ditto, 1865, 371 to ; Braailian *nip, to dia., ex div. ; and Ita lian, 1861, 601 to 1. The Viceroy of Egypt's new loan is unaltered, at 1 to 1 prem. American securities exhibit no change. 5.90 hoods are quoted 711 to 1; Brie Railway shares, 551 to ; Illinois Central, 79/ to 1. International Financial shares are now quoted 9-16 to 7-16 die. ; General Credit, die. to preen. ; London Financial, 61 to 6 die. ; Imperial Mercan tile, 1 to die. ; Credit Foacier and Mobilier, 11 to prem.; Overend, Gurney, and Company, to 21 prem. ; and National Discount, 71 to 8 prem. TaRsE o'CLoci. i for monoy, and 84 to 87 for the account. About 13,0001. in gold has been taken to the Bank. ----- The amount of gold bought by the Back yesterday warn 12,000/. At the balf-yearly meeting, yesterday, of the Van Diemen's Land Company, the directors report was adopted. It mentioned that " the general circum stances of the company at the present time may be looked upon as indicating a progressive improve ment," and that " the new rent-roll gives a total of somewhat above 4,1001." - - - - • A general meeting of the shareholders of the Chartered Bank of lodic, Australia, and China is called for the 18th of April, when a dividend is to be declared. - The annual meeting of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway Company will he held at the London Tavern, on Thursday, the 29th inst., to receive the report for the past year. The annexed circular has been forwarded to the shareholders in the Joint-Stock Discount Company, with reference to the nomination of en official liquidator : London, March 20,1866. 84,—Ton have dostitlars remised a circular, signal by Edwin Gelsworthy, reqnsiling your signature is say port of • norninatios of Mr. Heddiag as °Wad liquidator of the Joint-Stock Discount Company. As we thisk that sash a eoesisetros would sot promote the inter eete al the shereholders, we cameider it our duty to stabs that the sole object which the sew barred had io view in selecting Mr. Bell, of the Arm of Quitter, Ball, and 03., was to secure • liquidator who would command the condolence of the shareholders and also of the creditor'. At an extrnordt. nary general meeting as the 16th lost. that seleotioa wee ummimonsly oiratinasd by the shareholders, sod Mr. Ball was appointed the protege:Mail moosetont to eat in the proposed voluntary wioding up. We have authority far statists that the principal meditate ere sanded with the appointment. In the meantime the Master of the Rolle has confided to Mr. Bell, provisionally, the duty of the liquidation. The fact that Mx. Ball's firm is concerned is the windiag-up of the estates of Mears. Jobs Waimea and Co. aed Mr. T. Ravin, is, in oar opinioe, a roma, in favour of his being appoiated—because his k is thus istimately sequeiated wish a very large part of the securities held by the Joist Stook Discount Comp soy— and the bed mode of realisation in harmony with the other creditors on those estates ; and so far from the la thiest' of the Joint-Steak Company being is crieflict, they are identical with these of the other ereditocr, is whose interest Meows. Quitter. Bell, and Ca ere earn. Mr. Ball, whose areadisg sad ability are esquestiooed, is es trimly indepaidest of the past edminisantios of the otea. parry, end wee selected for that, among other remains, • and the attempt now made to supersede him by_asother accountant is, to say the least, uncalled for. We have thought it doe to the shareholders to mate this conmaal canoe to them, and should you concur is the norniestles of Mr. Ball, we will thank you to sig n the form seemed to the circular, sad Mars it to J. 8. Godfrey, Esq., 10, Glonesster•termee. Regent's-park.—We are, err, your very obedient servants. J. B. Godfrey. Edward Gellatly (members of the late shareholders' committee), Alex. Hayes, J. W. Johns, Jobs Gillespie, Fred. Ella, new directors nominated by the late committee of Invest igation, sad elected by the shareholders. Telegrams from Holland announce that the Banos tin offered yesterday was all sold at 49k, equal to 871. 10s. per ton delivered in London. The Emigration Commissioners will receive ten ders on the 29th inst. for the hire of a ship to take passengers to South Australia. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, March 21, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following shanges Oireelatios bees ....„....- £28,554,055 biomes 8125,195 I Oirenlatica ao l iv e ....—.- a 0,635. 600 lamas* 112, 525 Min demean Other Amain 12,478,479 Decrease 244,625 goverment securities is bunking rispezonset Other mourines to booking depareemot 19.392,302 Lemmas 339,726 Cola mod balms in both 14. departments fleves day sad ether bills The Item 3.873,778 Isamu. 66,251 • Nene in 11114111 TO Ting reserve looms A min in booking department The increased demand for money has led to an augmentation of 339,7261. in the Bank's advances on private securities ; and there have been, more- I over, withdrawals of private deposits to the extent of nearly a quarter of a million. Owing chiefly, however, to the influx of 519,7831. of Government deposits, the reserve presents on balance a small increase. The addition-127,9051. —to the coin I and bullion is about 78,0001. in excess of the amount of newly imported gold sent into the Bank during the week, and from this it may be inferred that there is still some tendency to a return of coin the provinces. w e ek t Wilma to tio lot Ilb meting os Wedasap, oaseuverz overussoldsill.. 411.011.1011 Mgr asearithee $.1194.110. Gold oda and bal nos 12.564.066 War balsa at& 6 MAI ilowsraasad Nos ' Miss _Owsladase Dead Wailed As' icin , ms astillowarkm„ i 5.591.102 rOther mad. 466 Ness Gold sad Inar 101.46 Oda 43417.701 W. MLitt. Chid Cashier. A 'seating of the dissentient allottess is the &sites Investment Company (Limited) wasbeld yes tersisy at the Landes Tavern, at which it was re solved to prepare for an early hearing the soma ing Chancery suit against the directors and Mr. .111rimps. Cowls, which closed yeelmrdny % mi n& kr the lith of April, opened and eland MAy at the moos quotation.. ler money the bet pries wee 86f to I. The Glacial Wilms report II follows :—Tbres per CentOoneols,ise money, 1161, 7; ditto, foe eseonnt, VT, t, • • Three pm Osnte. Bednowl, 861, ; Sew Thies mir game, 54 f, f ; Bank Stook, shut ; fps„ Osat., 1021, f ; ditto Five per Cent. " "Pee pePs; 10 2 L ; Your Per Of* Debentures, 101/, 1, 1. Indian Govirrnment menrities remain steady. The Marsh Busbequer Bills were quoted os. to 311. db., and the June is. db. tb per. Foreign' stooks abowed renewed depreerion ii t prices gave way in several eases. Pel@Vilb•c a 1866 and Turkish of 1854 fell 1 seat, 8 . 1 dlB6l, en, Russian of and ion of ; Italian, /to ; Pum#ii, ditto Irsw ferred, Brazilian Scrip, and Portuguese ; and Turkish of 1885, 1. Danubian Bonds Were also I dull, but &Wale met with inquiry. The Viceroy of gu t ' s new Lean wee lamb quoted fto 1 prem. Chilean Loan @grip closed at 11 to 2 prem. OADLINARY Il* &WO ROOM 1 14. I IAIII4I4TIL i rai low issars....- aJ0....Zi..--- ~-- isel le.---*-, 141141rWaideira wrong pnew paterder. 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I I 114110919 Mations& et Uverpou l9 6 apm ie. 11:141106 LIMOS 1110 0116 -_—• 01 -.^ -• ' 11. 111 I Do. 2nd and Srd Now 11 -. 451 , 616111 SI National Mast lb - - - i NM SD Now ON* IWoloo ail a 46 ~. 4 NNW to Now loolosa (Lladlod, 1 4SW 1 pa - 4126 1 North Masters ljl Ilt 1 1 40 64 - 01. II 01100061 lank Corpora. au 61 66 511 2 o 91. 11e woloot•Cow.D.Llatoo.o 7 1 2 dle - * Wee, 96 Do. de. lateN.7. 6 24 14 -• AID S Do. 40. 1.4.7.411.4.7.41. 6 - - die , e. it V U mini se , rmis.smodaseerwil. II 6 IMa -• II- 1110161191 ,Prorlosa of 1001004 - ss II 06 - 111.101, 10 NUN. root,* Word a 1.6 6 4 dl. .... ow l 16.106 MI Do. trawl at 1 pa. - 6 14 tow ... NNW 26 Sown atiotraua. . all si se - k 0 1/,061 Ne NNW. al I. a. ASZI:::. a u Is _ is, IN Do. do. lea Ulm. 16 9 7Me '-' AIN 10 Cholas ol Anotralni - at 62 41 1112 D. WAS 10 000 01 100101 1110 11 0 0111 e - ,11 86.009 SO Mat at Undo* 5l 624 554 - LOWS. .1021. 1. 3 BRITISH POSSESSI Fart Indian Guaranteed 5 per met, Grand Trunk of Canada, 33. 4. Grand Trunk of Canada Equipment Madame Baade r 1 charge 6 per coot. N. Great ludas Perrin/oda Guar. 5 per mat., 1071. Great Wester. of Geed% 161. Ditto New, 134. Makes, guareateed 5 per met. 100. &dada guaranteed 5 per cent, 99. Sande, Delhi, guaranteed 5 per cent. (21. prid), Sande, Punisub, gaarantend 5 per mat., 96. PREFERENCB SHARKS. Greet Northam, 5 per cent. redeem. at 5 per met. prem., 106. Great Western (Ornal), irredmat. 4 par rant., 811. Maocheater, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 6 per mat. (1001. 120 . Midland—Leicester and Hitchia4 pee eget, 89j. FOREIGN NAILWAYIL Groat Luzeenboirg, 161 to 3. Ottoman (Sakyros to Agin), N. Sombre aad Meuse, 91. Booth Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 16 to I. MISCELLANEOUS SHAMS. Aegto-Maxima Mist. lek Commercial Maim Insurance, xd. Omni Fancier and ![Dirtier of Ent. (Lirr.), 7 1, 4. 6 i- Do. New. 6g, a S. Crystal Palm's, 38. Dimming Conn:ration (limited). 9 i. East inigatioe and Cond. 91. Egyptian Commercial ea Trading (Limited), 4, 34. General Credit sod Mamboed London (Lim.), 4g, 3g, 4. Hudsoa'a Bay, 161. Imperial Mermaids Credit Association (Ida.). 41, 4, 5. India* Carrying (Limited), 1. latereatioaal Financial Society (Limited), 4g, 11. Italiaa Irriptioa (Carol Oavoar), 6 per oink Boat ro dom. 1870, mired 90, 81. Leedom Finconal Amniotic. (Limited), Bg, 9, Loadora Geeeral Oatedm. Company (Limited), 4, id. Yardman Shipping (Limited). 114. National Thomas Company (Limited). 12g. Ditto Ni.. issued at 3 pos.. 311 to be mad. 34. Omeend, Gamey, sad 0 001 Pu t, ( 1 . 8110110 4. 17 . +.165• Trask and Lens of Uppor Clanoda, 45. Prouc Dngszs To Ms. BrssuAso.--13oTessl el the Maass Meads have determined, we bear, to souk their Ml* sepreistioe et the merles rewlered M toe borough by Mt. IMesilsed la praisealiei his polities Iv • euereesful issue hy !settle( him t s public dieser is Mr Oen Itsolusp. It will ease ett prefab!) , next mouth.— Mewl oral Mercury. 1111N118,(THIli D&YJ this Otkows. In the • market to-day, thou i adonsead. for Chiverten Moan, West anweaton, son Tumult shares. Some of the pareent quotatiow are se follows :—Ohivertos Moor, 61 to 7 ; West Clitywo ton, 74 to 76 ; linorett, 114 to 144 ; West Cats. don, 4to 9; East Basest, 24 to 26; Wheat Basset, 90 to IM ; Great Yoe, 24 to 26i, one div. $ and Great North law, 4 to At Wheal Trelawney meeting yesterday so Bide timid of 10s. per share was declared. OOMMEROIAL AND MA111111 1 8. 7 : MARY.-LkNE.—(THIS DAY.) Vary little English wheat was reosived freak as tweet market to-clty ; arrethslar the dared for both red an; waits qualities was la a sluggish Matta at Mosday's &Ohre is the onotatioas. At the ghee of bedew. • real ellssau: Si.. of i. Brox stands woe soteffestod. Than ma only a limited sae for all kinds of fersigs wheat., at shoat stairsery priest. The simply as odor was riseebly interim Floating eargoes of grain ware bead on termer terms ; bid the isquiry for them woe by no mass arks. Malting barley moved off freely, at fall gmagrAlsr. (Syndics sod distilling nets were very Wasik% es loess torus. - The malt trade woe in a sluggish rotate. Priam however,: were well supported. Oar wre a dall iequtry. * late rata. The *ow of earplia was tolerabiy good. In bee* very little wee passim, at la* work's gla%tloas• Year were a dull inquiry, but sot cheaper. we have so cheap to sours ia the value of either Ensile& , er foreign flour. This traceariens In the rod market garrally were me- aerate, at late rates a Aitatvild OW EMAIL •c.. Ill'o LONDON. BY WARM., CARILLON. MON MAWR 17 TO MARCH!!. iscurstvir. :are ranks 70111 1111 . 1 V6lO Malt. Oat& nom • gra gra gra bdo. raft 680 2110 SO .. 700 4560 11810 .... IPS •••• 41140 MO 1240 .. SOUS LIVERPOOL COTTON AND °ORE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (or MILMINIO Mb rommirautoorar. ommonAmt.) (rasa Poi owl ouotassrommerr.) COITON. —This raorkst gale. Bales probably about .00 balm. Oomr.—The market rattier tkinly ateesded. Wiliest sad Boor doll, 'Fallout Orange ht prior. lad's' area is gook deemed, sod fully 6d. per quarter clmro. Baas, eats, mark 1 oatmeal Neap, atlote roam WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. —(THIS DAY.) ' (sr nscrsta Ass irrussmosaa , msaisri.) (mos on own °swamps:tr.) Wheat tr•d• dull, sad le the sales made lad week't Moe are barely supports& Barley ratbae lower. Other articles nocheetwl. littiClNG-LAS—(TI IIB DAY.) Minas—no mast oostiauso in the oars dull rata a preciosity reported Prior now /row a dear of 6d. per owl. for the rook ; dos brows to good riddling Jamaica,. SU. &L to 33a ; Gross& grey to good bright, 30s. to , 31a. 6d. ; Demerara, good to fine brown, 30a to 30s. 6L Of other dasoriptions no sales of imprison reported. Oorrni.—A f►ir bushier is doing at firm prime. Cocoa. —Busioess has been done in Guayaquil at 73a. to 745. Tee.— Tbe market is Milady, but not very active. Run. —A parcel of Demmer& elfin* quality sold st le. 7j4.. la. 84(1., aad ls. 94d. for pnooheooo, bophosda, and bonds. RION AND SALTTITAZ are dull of sale, as the previous CIIIITIRVIN Casale. LIGNI4.--EOO ahem of first pile sold at 1001. Corros. —Tile sales for the week ending yesterday were 7,910 balm cm the spot, and 11,550 bake fee arrival, the market elosieu flatly at a further decline of Id. to per lb. Jura cootiager dull of sale. TALLOW ItkIIJEZT.—(THIS DAY.) The market is simpsdy. Potossbarg Y.O. • the spot Is quoted 51s. ; Kush, 60s. 9d. Is 51s. ; April to Ans. Ms. ; Ootobsr to Demobs , . Ms. LIA HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) DIEHALL.—Hidir : Prkes 660ss. to Otlos.. 4 to 3d.; 641bs. to 721b5.. U. to 30. ; 720 e. to 931114.. to 30. ; 801bs. to 813165.. 30. to 44.; 881 be. to 961b5.. to 40. Hots. hides, 9s. to 10s.; OW skim, light. b. to 4s. ; fall, 6s. et BIabIONDOIT.--ftwaskies : Polled, 134. to 155.; Ulf. bred.. 12s. to 14s. ; Downs. 9s. 43d. b 114 ; hoorilogo. 26, to 21. 9d. ---. BOROUGH HOP MARKIT.-(THIS BAY.) Yaws. Patteadea and Smith report the trade rather more quit during the week, the demand being weaned to the Ardent samples of boib English and foreign bop. Ideas of which are extremely scares. Prime remain tle swum COAL MARKET.—(III IB DAY.) wau p.m!! H e ssoa, 19.. 6d.; Walls End South RAWL . 19s. 6d. ; Walls Esti H o tta. Lyons, 15.. 3d.--Sisi,ps sr market, 17 ; el sea, 140. 8110CILINO ACCIDENT Lit TEM CITY Roel.—Oars Max KILL= AND Two DANOSSOWILT lemitamo.—This morn i ng informal was forwarded by the lobos to the w ooer, of the death at Hew ]mug. No. 5, Albecoarle-strset. Ballsolosiew-elose. Yesterday after noon the deoeserd was at work &keg with s ad William Rd ward Monday of 22. Mernorough-eireet, llies' Siromoads. of 13. Apple-plaes, New North-rostl. as the moue works ie the oceupatios of Mr. William Freesia. stone merchant of the City-mai Benin. The men were working some on a tramway lif deg stone front a barge, sad whilst so engaged one of the b eams broke, end the crone end the me" were precipitated on to the stones In the barge be neath. When tong was picked up he was fond to be deed. The others were removed to St. Batholosseer's Respite], and now lie there is a very dangerous coonditios. Ms. Lows. M.P., AND ass UNIva•AITY OF OIFORD Tarn MG.—Mr. Lowe, M.P.. sidow to restate his views on this WI. They are the followieg :—" That the tleireesity degrees (of mime essentieg shoes is dirt. site) should he °p.m with all concomitant privileges to all members of the TJelversity, without distieetios of tweed. Th a t the University should n et be !baited. se law, by the Lawless Statutes to the existing halls sad °alleges, bee should be given to all studeets, whether t belonging to • dol -1 tel t "wtoinkrrecostlt Tha t , iror t° th m eet is chaage b. i . ne f r tt e r e osrha tadeots ottld o w btainett by the s uadol 4 1 11' fell i n t srsbiz to m lawn t he x , Vfellowstiipsn num bers , all an d sol o i sLu a ld li t open to all peewee withost distinetioa of creed. That the impoeition of religions testa op hyena for soy parses should be abolished." MANZIAGI WITN • DICRASID Win's Elitamm—• At • nesting al the Osman Ooascil yeatmday Mr. Msg. nerd resumed his motion "That this insert do patities bells booms of parliament is fame: a( the legalisation of mar ' msge with a deemed wife's sister." The motion was se. ocardwi by Mr. E. D. Rogers • sad as an masedmest Mr. Richards moved, and fir. seeeedsd. the pre vim, gladioli. A long diseessioe seemed, which wag ter miss by • divn, when the original mod= wag carried by a ma of V. the Panalsms Whig for the edging naglieng 13 2 and egainst it hi ; mad it was ordered that it be saisresa to her aed paslieseinha7 Memsittse to pse pare the pelitiere se parliament immediegly. Nine months ago Pithole City, Pennsylvania, maristed of tire houses. Now It supporta a avrapaper hertag eirealatkia of three %hemmed cork*. reselvm lifty theemad ;WSW meethly, sad seriales tweive hotels.— Alissovri Dessert*. "Let us, by the flitneas, jostles, and humanity of our dealings end intactness with the • fre cis. unianteate to the conservative mere of the North that a Freedmen's Daman is sot sessatial Ito the 'eremites of the emansiested nave. ws MVO that we me the freedmse's best friend. and wok to mike bin meta', re spectatge, and intelligne.*—Bintstond nag.