The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-24 00:00:00

-- POLICE MAUS. (THIS DAY.) MAZTLBSONII. aim= CABE or MEWL YR"Awn% Bridget Croat , ' aged 24, who gave her address Brook ewe, Holborn, was charged before Mr. Minefield with gocariag a quantity of oil of vitriol over Daniel Smarty, • liboorer. Th e De mecolor's hoe was very much burnt and hie cap was age In holes. The front of his pilot cat and the genes more particularly were rendered useless for any farther wear, through being so badly burnt. He said he ri dded at No. 13. Geormatreet, Li1111011•FOVIN and wee re ivorg home from his work, and whilst passing thrones Bleadford-equire the prisoner came up to him. She pre dared a white mug from under her shawl, and threw the contents of it over him. Hs, fertunandy for himself, held ins arms up before his eyes, and the' prevented the liquid * am into them. He use la meet acute pain as from burr leg, sad be called for help, William Mamas, W 2& 13, said he took the prisoner into castorlf. dihe .was..barnt about her arms aad hem She vas so close to the man when she threw the vitro' that a portion of It spirted bask from him on to her. (Her jar awl • arms were covered with small blister-marks m though rite was 'offering severely from small-per) He (wittiest) moneyed her to the station-homer when MN" sator was also takes, and • doctor sot for. She mad she did throw it over him, cad ha deeenred • great deal mere as vomit of the way he had treated her. Inspector Barrows stated the pitmen wag brought isle the statioa-houee, &egged with throwing something mar the prosecutor, which bad burnt hie clothes, fees, red arms. Her arms and face ware also burnt. After the charge was entered it was reed over to her, and in reply she said sloe knew she had done it that she threw vitriol from • jug into his face, sad wishe d it had beret his eyes out, as she meant it to do. After sir had date it she said she threw the jug into the gutter. She called the primmer • villain, and mid he bad robred her, and seamed her to go into an kospltaL She wished it had gene into his eyes. Thomas George MEW. phyekdaa and divirional reon of the D dbriairia. mid when be wee called in he faerM the man suffering from horns in his face from some corrosive acid, which he afterward+ famed to he d oilt vitriol. He was burnt on his forehead sod emir His Meeks were also burnt where the vitriol had ran down, orriag regular furrow% He must have tad a very marrow mape of balm his sight He also dressed the burns of the I iiaLssar. - r n reply to the magistrate, primmer mid she had had a shild by him after he had eedesed bee. That she had to p into the hospital Omagh biro. and now ha had dmarted bar for soother woman. Mr. Mansfield committod her for Welt* Um asst oosskas of the Csatrsl Criminal Court. MARLBOROUGH-EITBITIT. MN MARQUIS TOWNSHIND AND THE MOAN& Bridge Moran, 14, one of • family of most notorious baggage, was cher& i lfure Mr. Knot, by the Marquis of Townsbeed, with The marry& said that about helf-paei U the previous night the primmer begged of him in the Haymarket He spoke to her, and told her the history of a girl who bad been eliargeid with a similar offence at Bow-street, sad been reword from a life of misery, in the hope that it world have the effect of inducing her to leave off the life she was leading. He also told her that if ape would go into a workhouse for • short time and 000duot herself properly, he would try and get her a situation as • rermat. At first she seemed willing to adopt his suites tioe, bet afterwards deelised, stating that her rioter would not allow her to go isto the worktiorne. He thee gave her into eurtody, not with the view of pitoishing her, bat in the hope that she might be spoken to and rescued from her pre sent mode of life. The prisoner said her father was in prison and her mother was dead. Mead, 126 0, moved taking the girl into custody, and that she was with some other girls at the time. They were in the habit of begging, bat pretending to sell miaow. Wm. Gordo., 33 C, said the primer sad her sisters, who were in eon" were the danghMes of • man nand Norse, who was undergoing peas! servitude ; their brother was also midergoiog penal servitude ; seed the whole of the sitter' were beggary, and had been so ter elOt years. Mr. Knox, with the view of sendingthe &.1 to some in stitution, remanded her. 'THE CASE or STABBING A POLICEMAN IN DISGUISE. GREENWICH POLICE-COURT.-(THIS DAY.) This morning, Mr. Joseph Ferguson, pianist, of 26, St. dui:rye's-road, Norwood, surrendered to his bail at the Greenwich Polioe-court, on the charge of stabbing * Matthew Maddock. a polioecoostable, at Sydeabarn, on the 10th February, while in plain clothes. Mr. Superintendent Payne said he was instructed by Sir B. Mayas to attend the mart, and to state that if, after his worship heard the evidence, he thought it was a use either to be dismissed or to be sent to the sessions, to leave it entirely in bis hsnds. Mr. Train said, from the first he thought the . sane was one of sufficient public import►nce that it should be sent to the maims, because, until there was some expression from the judges of the superior court', there would be no alteration in the messes system of employing policemen is plain clothes. The CAM involved poiota of a very great public character, aa cons►ables, whets in an unauthorised character, toted often rashly, but not from any bad motive, in their eagerness to perform a duty. In the present ease there had been a double mistake, • mistake cc the part of the constable, and also a mistake on the pert of the prisoner. He (Mr. Trail) bad over and over again thought it right to caution constables se to the manner la which they performed this particular duty, observing that something serious would occur Mlle day, for which it would be difficult to punish. As to the result of the trial be (Mr. Train) bad no doubt but that it would end in the prisoner being directed to be acquitted, but for the object he bad named he thought it right on public grounds to send the case to the sessions. Mr. Board, who attended for the primes?, said, after the upression of opinion from his worship, he should make so observations against each a course being adopted. The policeman Maddock was then called into the witness-box. He had his left area is • shag, sad it is feared that it will be some time ba kes he will be again able to use it. The deposi tion' taken attbo time he was lying in Guy's Hospital, sad which have already appeared, were read over to him by Yr. Boustred, the chief clerk, and admitted to be ournat in details. In croas-examination by Mr. Baud, the oomitable said that it was a quarter-peat 3 io the morning when he Mopped the prisoser. At that time he had no article of uniform clothing on, nor bad he hie warraat•ticket, anther thing him to act as a constable in plain clothes, in Ids possession. Mr. Wilkinson, police divisioosl surgeon, gave evidence skewing that the constable had been stabbed in the arm, sheet, and abdomen. Pollee-consteblif Norma!), 266 P, deposed that on the morning in question, hearing cries of "polies," and "murder," he ran to the spot, sod saw Maddock stand ing in the middle of the rood, with au umbrella sod hie staff in hie right toad, snd the primmer* standing In as opposite garden. Maddock pointed to the prisoner saying, "That is the vagabond who has stabbed me. Don't go smar, for I believe be has now got • pistol in his hand." The prisoner said he had been stopped en the road. Witness told the prisoner the man (Mad dock) was a policeman in plain clothes, when'the prisoner replied be did not are who be was, for he had been stopped on the road. Another (=stable came up, and the prisoner was t►ken into custody, walking quietly to the station. Mr. Beard raid he should reserve the defense, and Mr. Trail! committed the prisoner for trial at the next Old Bailey sessions, accepting bail, as Deface, for his appearance. Ctrrissa Dam, FOR THE Mar hoYotTraw Pouch. I —This moniiug, some surprise was caused in the ranks of the metropolitan police by as order being promulgated by direction of the chief eommiseineer of police, Sir Richard Marne, that the superiateindente of each division were to have the whole of the men instructed in cutlass drill, in addition to the other militarr drill that is sow taught them. Shortly after the pollee were first es tablished some of the men—it is stated those that were doing duty io the outlying districts—were instructed in ceding drill, but it has been done away with some yews. and now that the order is given to resume that drill. and that even after all the cutlasses bad been called in to the chief office, great surprise has been ceased. LONDON GiorsitaL Osamu:Ts COMPANY.--THE ?!.zw CrrT Thum BlLL . — Londoners, we hear, are Duly to lose the benefit of the large and corn asodioas three-horse omnibuses, which attracted so much attention during the Exhibition year, and have since been worked on several of the leading Inetroixilitan thoroughfares by the London General Omnibus Company, if clause F of this bill becomes 1 "!: et by this dense it is proposed to be enacted that, ,', Every person who shall drive or conduct any vehicle "'in the 40sta-bar or wood or ironwork, to whisk the traces are affixed, overhanging the foot Pavement, shall be liable to a p en alty of so t more thee five pounds." Gar /t ide" sm. no &alit, aware that where three hones work abreast it is wearer' to use a opliator.bar sambas within the above demoriyake.—HaTopade. THE F. XPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 24. 1866, IVICR.NI NOTTINGHAM ELECTION PETITION. (TEIS DAY.) The select oommittee appointed to try and deter mine the merits of the politicos complaining of en undue rotten for the burnigh of Nottingham met again this morning ; Mr. Adair in the chair. Counsel for the petitioners, Mr. Temple, Q.C., Mr. Mundell, and Mr. Ogee ; for Sir R. Clifton, r. Rodwell, Q. 0., Mr. Prise, Q.C., and Mr. Pope Hennessy. John Terry recalled and farther examined by Mr. Mun dell—At St. Agate oommittes-room Southgate did not ask me to do something to John Silveater, jaa. Asother man did ask me. Southgate was a steady men. I fatehed out John Silvestro. He is the son of the alderman of that name. (Some photographs were shown to the wits' s& re presenting the state of the committee-room after the &Stook bad been made upon it. Another photograph represented the Mechartios' Hall.] Theylice plasm. After the rioters had broken something into the plate we went Southgate's, the Butcher's Arms, and got something to to drink. Mr. Southgate went with us to the Dog and Par tridge, one of the oommittee.rooms of Sir Robert Clifton and Mr. Martin. I saw Mr. Pear there. I went with him to Martin'. committee room ea the Low Pavement, That is the seeembly -room We called at retargets oo the way, and at Mr. Meredith's office. I believe it was a lawyer's office. From there we went to the assembly rooms. I saw two or three gentlemen there. I did not gs see Mr. Arland there. Mr. Pear spoke to the gentleman. 81. He told me as he went that he was going for money. 1. ie He did not say , "Terry was te 281., and the men wont go away without the money." He told me li s at he was going to ask for 281. to pay ma. Mr. Adan did uis not pay the money. I did not know him very well by sight. I did not see him at the committee. Pear said that one of the gentlemen was Mr. Anland. Mr. Rodwell submitted that this was not evidence of IL riot, and ought sot to be admitted at the present stage of Lit . the cum Mr. Mundell contended that this course of examination gg. was perfectly correct el The Chairman said the committee would permit the IL queetiouti to be put. As the questioe of voting had arisen et- His committee considered it desirable that Mr. Morley It should be re stdif he chose. e el a. Mr. Mandell—He is not harm St. The Chairman—Some representation should be mede to al him at once that he had better be represensed here. Mr. Mundell—His solicitor is present. Examination continued— Pear gave me the money which Or' s : he had received at the committee-room. Two or three of ss. my men went with me. The man who gave the money to lg. Pear did not do so readily, they bad some words about it. es. Before we went to the sasembly-rooms some of the men 6l said at the Butcher's Arms that if they were not paid they N would pull the plate down. I paid some of the men 1 , 1 1 12s. 6d . some of them ss. Scl., and some of them 7e. 6d.; iT o I got 50u for myself. I had not agreed with Mr. Pear Ho beforehand as to the amount. em Crom-examination by Mr. Bodwell—l had a little affair $ on the steps with Wyk/ and fa party on Paget and Morley's side. There miaht be 10G of them. They g t were protecting the txtuimittee-room. Wyley rushed at a. u. and then we got fighting. I know John Bomafoni, who ag, keeps the Sir John Warren. There was a party shoring te the way to the hustings. Some of them had brush sticks, sit. and used them. I know the Traveller's Rest, which was kept by Biogy Bose. I saw him on the day ek.„ of polling going amongst the crowd, eletrieg the way. I don't know to which ptlty he is& belonged. I heard some of the people cry out, Throw le the thief over the hastier!' The cry came from the Ex- la cheer. There were • good many of Norley's friends there. By the Ohairman—When they said " Throw the thief II over the hustings," they meant Sir Robert. s. Orosataaasination coatieued—l first gave my informatioa sl to a man named Pringle. He said he woe ft from Richards. and I maid get 2001. if I would go. At Bt. last I went with Mr. Pringle, and Mr. Richards asked what I knew about the election. I said I would oot telt any- 1 2 thing unless I was well paid. I afterwards made a state. '`" meet to Mr. Richards. I told him the truth, and he said 1 4 . that was no good to bim. Pringle asked me if I could not to tell him a lie or two. (Laughter.) Mr. Mundell objected to this evidence as leading to im plicate Mr. Richards. The objection was overruled. Examination oontioned —Pringle said they wasted be make the evidence good. Mr. Renards paid me 2/. • week for getting evidence. I was paid 21. • week for about three months. By the Chairman—Mr. Richards engaged me after my in terview with Pringle. Cross examination continued—l have received between I s 601. and 701. from Richards. During the time I have been receiving the money I have been at home awhile and t away awhile. Mr. Mundell admitted that the witness had been sent to Jersey. _ _......-sxszateed continued—There were three other nom with me at Jersey—Commies, Owee, and Cook. Our hotel expellees were paid, and we received Lt. a 4 week for pocket money. I received Si. on leaving r Nottingham. lie had previously given me U. for the evidence I pve him. No money was paid to me when I signed the detained' bed made. Pringle said I was to have 2001. He said he could not pay me for my evideoos, but for getting evidence. Henry Field was the person who paid me at Jersey. We esjoyed ourselves at Jersey in boding 'rounded; and driving about in car riage*, and in any way we could. We laid out our mousy io our own way, and we saved none. (Laughter.) I have not received a promise of any more money. I never received from anybody the sum of 251. Re-examised by Mr. Mundell—l came away from Not tingham willingly,. but would not do so until I got some mosey from Mr. Richards. The 51. was to buy clothes with. We all asked for 51. It was a week before we came away. I received the 21. a week before I went to Jersey. My wife received it during the time I was at Jersey. I believe I took live or six wit:Deane to Mr. Richards to be examined. Mr. Richards told um he oould sot give me the 2001. He said I reed not give any evi dence ashes I liked. I did not wear a blue ribbon or a blue paper—nor did an, man. [Left sitting.] RAILWAYS AND THE EASTER HOLIDAY A.RRAEORMERTS. - 7 The Metropolitan will run extra trains, so that there will be trains at intervals of a few minutes between the City and Paddington, calling at all intermediate sta tism ; trains every 20 minutes to and from Hammersmith ; and trains every half-hour from Kensington sad the City. The Mailaed will run cheap excursion trains on Thurs day, !Grob 29, from Ilieg's-eiross to Matlook, Buxton, Shef field, York, Hull, Leeds, Bradford, Lancaster, km, and to Leimmter, Berton, Nottingham, Derby, Newark, Lincoln, Re., and vice versa, returning in all cages on Tuesday, April 3. Ordiamy return tickets issued on Thursday, March 29, and intervening days to Monday, April will be available to return with on any day up to and incladieg Tuesday, April 3. This regulation also holds good with The Great Western, which will run various cheap excur sion trains on Thursday, Much 29, to the North ( Shrewsbury, Hereford, Welchpool, Oswentry, Llan gollen, Chester, Liverpool, Manchester, Re., and Lea mingtoo, Warwick, Birmingham, sad Wolverhampton, dm), from Padd Beton, Reading, Victoria, Betters's, Chelsea, sad Kenoington, retesting on Tuesday, April 3 ; also from Paddingtou and Reading to the West (Weston super-Mare, Taunt in, Tiverton, Exeter. Teignmouth, Tor quay, Tonle', Dartmouth, Plymouth, Ate.), returning on Saturday, April 7. On Saturday, excursion trainer will leave Paddington and Readiest for Chippeoham, Trowbridge, Frome, Yeovil, Dorchester, Weymouth, Sm., (returning on Teasley, April 3), and for Bath and Bristol (returning April 4). On Easter Sunday an excursion will leave Paddington and Reading for Cbippenham. Both, and Bristol, notaris ing the same day ; and on Easter Monday for Oxford, Banbury, Leamingtoo, Warwick, Birmingham, Wolver hampton, tea, Mussing the same or the following day. On Good Friday trains will run oe on Sundays. Tsernc RECIIPTS. The traffic returns of railways in the United Kingdom, published for the week ending the 17th of March, amounted cm 12.352 miles, to 633,5511., and for the corresponding week of 1865, on 11,953 miles, to 596,3301., showing an increase of 394 miles, and an increase of 37,2211. The groin receipts on 14 of the principal nil! ways in the United Kies(lora amounted for the week on 8,853 miles, to 528,3431., and for the oorresporuling week of het year, on 8,549 miles, to 500,7941.. showing an increase of 304 miles, and an increase of 27,5491. The increase on she Oa hedonism amounted to 1,730/. ; on the Great Butters to 991/. ; on the Great Northern to 464 ; on the Great Western to 3,011. ; on the Lancashire and Yorkshire to 5,4241. ; out the London nod North Western to 5,509/. ; on the London and Brighton to 9931. ; on the Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire. to 2 304/. ; on the !liaised to 4,3911. ; on the North British to 4421. ; on the North Eastern so 3,8671. ; total, 28,6981. But from th;s must be deducted 1291., the decrease on the Great Southern and Western, 780/. on the London and South Western, and 2401. on the South Eastern, leaving the increase an above, 27,5491. The receipts no 52 other Hoes in the U sited King dom amounted on 3,499 miles to 105,2481., and for the corresponding week of last year, on 3,409 miles, to 95,5361., showing an increase of 90 mites, end of 9,6721. The goods traffic on the 14 systems of linos above mentioned amonntsd for the week to 329,3211. against 308,3261., showing sn increase of 20,9951. The paseengers, parcels, mails, ha, traffic on throe lines amounted to 199,0221., against 192,4681. for the correspond ing period of 1865, showing an increase of 6,5541. The total receipts far the put week show au increase of 15,6751, as compared wish those of the preceding week ending the 10th test Dears IN • Tee.—Os Thursday afternoon, on the arrival of the Greet Northern train from Linden at Deaceeter, the attentionof Mr. Hammon, the inspector, was called to use of the passengers, a gentleman, who appeared to be In a dying eat*. A surgeon was swat for, bat before ' Mr. F. 0. Farhat* arrived death bad ensued. The deceased gentleman was said to have been to London to consult ea eminent surgeon, and was on his return home to Stilidoy, sear Leeds. A lady who was with hint in the care's s,, sad weber card as Mr.. Berton, Shipley , is irappossd be be his wit*. Th 606101 6 10 allowed the dead body to tomb is the I meth.. end the destined °satiated the ssres as the same amiss" Is AIL he min& • Uoimor.ol., lad It, .6d 9 Pi1 k t;a1.1 1 k116..1 96 ▪ Ort rigtir . 4. 4 4) I r do. 1006.100011•0 .. Do. do. Do. do. 11500-91; IM . Da.6p.a.Ap.dloaLPlN 100 000 .. 007164 i. ov. ladu l faa6.lloo 000 .. Do. 187°, 10.. 100 OW .. Kaortleas Opeet aL.IBH I HO . 11781100 ,000 .. Do. 1l 100 ,000 .. Do. 1810 100 ▪ .. Vaal. ear.' pie own... lila 11l .. .w Wm.,. 6 act. luO .• New South Wales Gov.. p. ant., L 471 ea lentoloo Da.o p. a. UM 1414 100 ▪ .. Nen radial 6 per san6.lloo .. Do. 6 par °one. 'lOO .. Nova Ilsolla p. e.. 1811j100 .. Queensl ost.Gev. and Gov p.a . 6 p.eto l W, 6 ~ ens vte.eirceir.e.r.n.samir 1001 Da do. 6 p.e.Anellir N $6 117 U N 90 79 el N 100 99 100 106 1t.7 ice 107 1031 t BRITISH POSSESSIONS. Bombay, Bar. and Cent. Ind. pm 5 per oent., 1021. Buffalo bed Lake Huron, 61. lust Indian Guaranteed 5 per cent., 1021, 2. Grand Trunk of Canada, 324, 3, 21, 3. Grand Trunk of Canada Equipment Mortgage Bow* 1 charge 6 per cent., 89i. Great Indian Peninsula Gear. 5 per cent, 1061,1. Ditto, 17. Ditto New, 31. Great Western of Canada, New, 131. lfelbowne Oarpondion 5 per omit. Bonds, 631. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 101. Bahia sad Ban Frsaelso (Lamb 5 111 . 7 Per swot, 14. 15. _ _ - Groat Loxesiboarg, 151. Ottoman (Smyrna to Abdo), 71, 8. PREFERFNCII SHAM. North Estero, West Hartlepool Harbour aad Raft, 704. MISCELLANEOUS SIIABSS. Australian Mort. Lied gad Finance (Limited), 81. Berlin Water Works (Limited), 10. City Offices (Limited), 51. Credit Fonder sod Mobilier of Eng. (Um.), 61, 51, 1,1 6, 6 1. 1. Do. New, 51, 1. Empties Commercial and Tradirqg (Limited), 311, 4. Geeeral Credit and Finance of London (Lim.), 4, 3‘. H Mee . Imp udsce erial 's Credit AMIXIMIOII (Lint), 41, 1,4, 1. Istervatioaal rmancial Society (Limited), 41 1. Italics Irrigatioa (Canal Clairoox), 91. Dit o 6 per mat. Bonds redeem. 1870, leaned 90, 8U Land Securities (Limited), 31. Loaded' Financial Association (Limited), 81, 8. Loden °tercel Omnibus Company (limited), 31, ud. liadrea Irrigatioe and Caul (all paid), 161. Natalia Discount Company (Limited), 12/, 1. Ditto New, issued at 5 pm., 31 to be paid, 41. . Ottoman Finasoial Association (Limited), 31. Overfed, Gurney, and Company (Limited), 164, j,l. Peninsular and Orieotal Skein, 71. Scottish Australian Inrreatmeit (Limited), 12L Thames sod Mersey Marine lerurance (Limited), 71. ILLIAM surr AND TDB REFORM BILL• (From the Newcastle Chromicle of this day.) The topic of the day on the Tyne has been the notice of amendment in the Franchise Bill given by :iir William Hutt, whose name has for so mtny years b , en ashodeted with the muse of reform. It war quite ones. peeled, and occasioned great and natural surprise. That sash • native should come from inch • quarter, was a men et perplexity se well as of diseatisfactiou ; end It is with mneh pismire that we mu now announce its withdrawal. In a letter addressed to the editor of the Gateshead Observer, the right honourable member explains his coarse, and gracefully intimates his abandon ment of a rupees which, however much it may have COM mseded itself to his own mind, has not the approval of his emstituents and the liberal party in the north. Sir William writes to our contemporary : " I was surprised to learn that my notice of amendment to the Franchise Bill had excited so moth dissatisfaction is Gateshead, and among the liberal party of the north, I have always regarded redistribution of seats as essen tial to any satisfactory reform bill ; and though the government measure had, as you know, my hearty sup port for what it contained, the omission of this subject appeared to my mind a vary serious defect in it. I hoped at eret that the (overawed, though separating two mat ters which are so closely connected with earth other, would give the country an assurance that each in turn, and at some given time, should be vigorously undertakes. When, however, the Chancellor of the Exchequer aaeounced on Monday last, se the deeleion of the government, that no time would be fixed foe dealing with the seats, I con sidered that I was required, in the intends of reform, to lake arm step for mantle( the emergency, and for assuring as beet I meld, either that the two plane should move on together, as I proposed, er that the government should defining; mop themselves to the completion of their own measure. lam quite convinced, though I will not now enter on my reaeous, that if the difficulty of redistributing seats be sot now boldly sad mocessfully encountered, this important reform will be put off for years. However, ending that my constituents and the liberal party, whose sameurnsees I reckoned ow, sad whose support war essential to my seams, are opposed to my course of action, I 01111 premed with it so further. When it is seen hereafter that • great opportunity has berm thrown away, I shall have the satiates:am of knowing I did my best to avert the evil. — Believe me yours very truly, " WILLIAM RCM " Gibsids, Gateshead, March 23." This commendable decision is nothing more than might have been expected from so approved a liberal as Sir William Hutt. Finding that the course which be had adopted, in the exercise of his independent judgment, and "In the interests of reform," was unpopular in the borough which he has so long represented, and also among the liberals beyond its bounds, be has at seas, and meat wisely, deferred to the opinion of hi e oonatilments sad his party :—an opinion which we have shared from the dret, and which, after reading Sir William's letter, we must still retain. We have heard, indeed, but Gee judgment expressed on the subject—that th e ameadmest, which grieved the liberals and caused the con. servitMvire to chuckle, was an error ; sad we are glad, there fore, that it has been promptly sad cheerfully corrected. The nodes of amendment wee, in our judgment, a grave mistake ; but it has scoempliabed, hap pily, • good result. It has brought out a wide and warm expression of public feeling. It has led to a sigalikant attestation of the anxiety of the reformers of the north for the MOONS of the Francais, Bill; and such • development of pope. ler feeling affords, we think, an additional assuraue of the moose' of the government measure of re. form, Her Majesty's ministers will learn from this little ineideat what they have to rely upon in the country in their endeavours to carry their measure, and will be emboldened in the prosecution of their patriotic enterprise. It is an episode of good mem in the movement for further reform, in whose interests the right bee. member for Gateshead shaped his oeuvre; and we tenet that, ere long, he will have the seta. faction of seeing, not only the franchise extended, but that redistribution of seats accomplished which is so impera tively required. WEST WORCESTERSHIRE ELECTION. (THIS DAY.) ___•_- (n ammo Tamura.) WORCESTER, Byrum/Kr NO/INIVO. Mr. W. E. Dowdeswell was elected to-day, in the room of the Hoe. Frederick Ligon, who hum), become EPA Beauchamp. The only notices with regard to the Reform Bill which now amid in the parliamentary paper for the 12th of April. the day on which the &cooed reading of the government bill will be moved, is that by Earl Grosvenor and one by Mr. Darby Griffith. The latter gentlemen inhale to move, " That in or.. of any lowering of the freuehise below the present standard, it would be expedient that • plurality of votes should be conferred upon the superior daises of voters in inch proportion as woold be calculated to redress the numerical preponderance of a single dass over the great msjority of the property, education, and intelligence of the country, which a mere unqualified extmaion of the franchise would otherwise be likely to effect." Some thirty members of the Prussian liberal party —mostly deputies—have opened. subscription for the benefit of sufferers is the constitutional struggle between crown and parliament. The proceed' are chiefly intended to sup port liberals deposed from office. and to assist that novel elan of martyr who by the PrIIIIIi4II government have been added to the loos-closed catalogued self-immolated victims of power—newspaper editors. THE ROYAL LODGE, WINDSOR GILEAT PARE.— Their Royal Highness.' the Prime and Princess of Wala will occupy the Royal Lodge in Windsor Great Park for some little tines this summer. Under the direction of the Commissioners of Woods and Forests the various apart mente in the building are being altered to snit the require meets of the prince sad princess, while six apartments in • wing of Cumberland Lodge, where General and Ludy Mary Hood are residing, are to Is prepared for their royal highness's suite. The Prince and Princess of Wales will reside at the lodge during the Ascot summer meeting. lairaitanT AND SCIENTIFIC MEATINOS FOR THE Wank—Maeda y, _ Actuaries, at 7, "Coestructioo of Tables by Method of Differences," Mr. Gray ; Architects, at 8; Geographical. at Bg, "Recent Travels between Kashmir and Russian Frontier," Sir H. O. Rawliosoo. Tuesday. Uatillitorove at 8, " Permanent Way," Mr. Wil liams ; Ethnological, at 8, "Invention, /se of Writing Materials," Kr. Orawfurd ; "On Mr. Crawford's Paper osi Rose,' Profaner Dadabhe Nsorji. Wednesday, Zoologi cal, at 81, " Anatomy of Lentureeda," Dr. Murie and Mr. St. G. Minot ; " Birds Collected on till Ucayli," Mess. Selater and Salvin ; Archesological Association, at Bg. Thursday, Chemical, at 8, Anuiversary.—Athemaima. THE Ancnsowalcar. Commerna —A programme of the Archisological Congress in London has been ar rested by the Institute. The Queen is announced as patron, the Prince of Wales as honorary president, the the Marquis Camden as working president. Four storied" will be opened Antiquities, over which Si, John Lubbock will preside ; Antiquities, with Mr. Birch ; Arzhitecture, with Mr. Berate'. 1 Hope ; History, with the Dean of Westminster. The opening meeting will be held in the Guildhall, and Buirlingtou-house will pro bably be the bead-quarters. Windsor, Westminster Abbey, end the Tower will be the chief objects visited and described ; but some of the numbs, will visit Hamp ton-court under the guidance of Mr. Scharf, and Walt ham Abbey with Mr. Freeman. Profnesor Phillips is likely to take an active part in the section of Primaeval Antiquities. It is finally srruipd that Dean Stanley, Professor Willis, and Mr. Gilbert Scott are to describe Westminster Abbey, while Mr. G. T. Clark and Mr. Hep worth Dixon into elucidate the military and general his tory of the Tower. Ne special museum will be formed, but (militia will be offered the members for stelae every thing in the lute of their stadia at the Society of Anti quaries, the British Museum, sad South Kensington. The Trustees in whom the presentation to the Rectory of St. Martin's, Birmingham, is placed, have offered it to the Rev. Edward Garbett, A., Incumbent of Christ Chunk, Sabha& It is not yet known whether he will accept R. Nsw ROYALTY TirgAritn. —Kiss M. Oliver has takes this theatre, and will open it on Saturday, the 31st Inst., with a new dramatic oempasy. A new extravaganza will form part of the epeeist entertaiessent. Mr. Nowlin, will be acting.manager, sod Mr. Maims', of Drury-lane, staina-manager. Dears or MIL O. K. COOPER, OF CAMBIUMS —lt is oar painful duty this week to record the death of Mr. 01111181,11 Hairy Cooper, F.S.A., town sleek of this borough, who expired at his readiest, Jesus on Wednesday Met, after an illness of several weeks' duration. During the pieeest year death has bees busy wawa( our celebrities. Wlthie a brief Estwe ham had to aware the loss of Mr. Ohas. Finch , ear prineipal townsman ; sets. Dr. Wbewell, the an ew-mad of the animosity ; and now our exoelleet town clerk, she master-mild of the town, has succumbed to a disease 'Mak froatte first attack, allowed bet 1 the hope d mamma. sesoosay.—Casabridge Indepese.dis. EIS DAY.) SE! ARE L. Own derma. The operations to-day in British railway securi ties are upon a limited scale, and prime generally have not varied. As regards the principal stocks, the only changes are • rise of ; per cent. in Mid land, and a decline to the like extent in Great Western. London and North Western stook is quoted 1201 to ; ; Great Western, 59; to 1, as div. ; hind, 123 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 123; to ; Great Eastern, 391 to 40 ; South Eastern, 731 to 741 , ; Caledonian, 131 to 132 ; ll•tropolitan, 132; to 133; Great Northern, 122} to 128; ; ditto A, 138 to 139. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities are quiet, and prices exhibit no variation of im- I taros portance. Grand Trunk of Canada stock is now quoted 321 to 33g. usmw•sx SHAM AND groom ta L lpg. I s alaam I Olosinterlosa I Wee *oder I psiirdar. I to 1 P.m IP? 1it 1 ... 01 Pad 111•/81...•1 Li - oj —. iii o.meal.n • 1 Or! sod Sodas.... 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LA Basset (Illogas.) 291 21 23 - 6a,6631 .. UM Camden .. Mad Oars Bela - 6.020 1 1 .. 1264 OrooTtlie 3 .1 1 02 1 4000 .. Sod Cialontslaks - lAO6I .. Most Levan 8.9.0 7 • i .- 6.9011 .. B. W. Bassin tiastsik , 10117.0 14 11 - 1 666 .. thambler &61 Attie , 00 1 3 .- U. 4 Gent Utley (Limited) all 10 It id -ad 11.100 .. Orse6 South Token - km .. 0. W. for (nekton) 6,010 .. Greavthe &MO 24 S - 1.0!41 .. •. a loot - 1,000 .. [nugget' Downs 6.10.6 44 6 1 - SON .. II P a nsy tow , 12.17.0 4 I - 9,000 .. - 49,11811 4 Ywyody Ire& Oro - -W. .. 610 . Now Itstoe 700 .. Werth ismskear - 0,000, .. N. 111 s. Basset (1110014 4.4.0 - 6.060' .. Nara Whoa Crony - ..11.1 .. eflllpOr LOllla - - - 1.1167 • • Prosidsees :b. ...wise /0 8 7 St 86 .. 6111 . 1. Batiste@ Itt.Clee• 41118 .. Smith Ceadarsow 5.1.0 II 2 •- .. 11. W. Prusses (Illegaa, 1818.8 16 10 .... tow:... DeakP o ar t k t MI - 6. 9 Vigra and Cloys, um an 4 I -• LOW .. West Beam. (11161 sue. 14 1 2 ... 1,956 .. W. Mead's (lAskeerd) 11 8 9 - 8,000 .. WWI Oldwriee - 11 1, - 40 .. nest MUNI .. We. assist (Megan) ) 64 86 20 ... 611 .. Ch. Buller (Redrata). II If NI .- 1,934 .. W.l4l2:(llealmen ) 8 3 6 IN 70.n6 ... 1. .. mi. Inagoveiry amik 1 6.17.0 li 17 ... Dicsurru es sums. N.lsii.l .veer. 1 raja. plienl.l Seise. i , .61 66. 0.11116m M. 3.1 . ,Jaa . .16/ V* 7llhl .al = I, i 60. M. G.W.W.-W.11.-06., l 1 0.91.. Jr& II Atli . r . .. 108 96 1111 -. , . 11111,,S 16. I•o24llYlL4p.alsaiNty WO 94 W .- . sisks N. Lesdkist.4o.o.l6asklly 1110 f 3 0 •-• • I WW1119112 1.12111.W.4p.e.15a.D 1 a1i 110 96 Si I MAW N. Ds. 1111p.a.DrAle17 NA i "".".. ' It: 116aliZ.:7"%jaatigif 10 : 4 1 : $ 1 -. a .... W. . 1 / 1 11916,11. P. iD. 6., fp. at., Yels. Ban- 1110 197 WO SOO : Meg N.111.11dra.,40.0. JastJelf 111 ft 96 es• .... No. a55iaL1i..6...0.100 1 . 1 * - - '• COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (NT MOTU° AND INTISINATIONAL vuLsonnr.) (non Ova OWN 0013111PONDINT.) The market quiet, and prices favour purchasers. Sties about 6,000 bales. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the following prices : —Town tallow, 49..; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 53.. 6d. ; Mft ush 50s. ; April to June, 50s. ; Ootobse to Dsoember , a XLICENT AMAGZ6.—Town tallow, 525. 3d. ; &t ota l ditto, 24. 7d. ; yellow Russia, 51 a. 6 d. ; melted 2 395. Od. ; rough ditto, 22.. ; pesos% 20.. Od.; good dreg% 61. SMITHFIELD HAY MARIEET.—(THIS DAY.) Kr. Chula James Easton »ports trade slow, at last day's priors. Prime clover from 1265. to 1325. infszior. 110 s. to 120 s. ; prime second cut. 90s. to 115.. prime hey,loos. to 110 s.; inferior, 901. to 955. ; strew. Xs. to 425. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Although supplies of most things have this week been about equal to the demand, former quotattoos hue bees maintained. Hothouse grapes are beoorniog more plentiful, as are also forced strawberries. Deasert pears still com prise Beurre Banos, Ns Plus Hearts, and Easter Benne, the latter being chiefly French. Apples are confined to to nonpareil, court psndu pia, and Blenheim orange. Of pineapples of home growth there is • fair supply, sad some esmplos have also again been importid from St. Michael's. Primo of forced vegetables have not altered sines oar last report. Green peas from Fraud continue to make their appearance. Flowers chiefly consist of deutaiss, orchids, heaths, Chinese primulas, atmellies, forted bulbs, and roses. FROT. Apples, per I sieve, Ss to fe Onngea, per 100, le to Its Grapes, per lb., lis to fas Pears, kitchen, p. dot ,tab 8s Lemons, per 100, es to 104 dessert, do., ea. to Is, Melons, sack. Is. to 6s Pine apples, par lb., In to its Nuts, oob, per 100 lb, 1.605 Walnuts, per bush., Its to 101 filberts, per lb., 9d to Li Classmate, per bush., 85 to 165 VISINTABLIS. Articbolosa, p. dos, 4a to es Bustard and (hem p. puns., td perbundie. tolls Unions, p. bush ,ftto 69 reri r snuey, p. lOC Is to is pickling, p. qt.. 1 coi ls BOA per dos. 2s to S 4 Parsley, per 6 sieve, 24 Broccoli, p. bulk, is to is 84 Parsnips, per dos., is to 2s Bros Sprouts, p. 'lest!. to Ss Potatoes, York Regatta, per Gabber's, pardoc, to tots ton, 76a to 90s Crrots, per bunch. 44 to 8d „ Rocks, do., 66. to 66. Cauliflowers, p. dos, la tots ~ Flukes 1001 to Me Celery, per bundle, ts to Is ed „ do. Kidneys, is to 125 per Cuclarnbers each, Is to Es cwt. Endive, per score, is to fa 84 Radishes, p. lt Mut., ild to is Garlic and Shallots, per lb., ts libubstb, per bandle, 9d to Is Herbs, per bunch. 414 Savoys, per dos. Is 64 to Ss Borseradisb.p. baud. 2s 6d to ta See Kale, per menet, fa 84 Leeks, per bunch, Sd to 34 Letitia', per dos, is to le gd Spinach, per bush. is Mint. per bancla, hd to Is Turnips, per bunch, 44 to 64 lluskroolas,p. potL, b to 10 MONEY ,r, $ 'HIS DA Y.) ONs dermas. In the Stock Exchange attention is still chiefly directed to the shares of the financial companies, which were again largely pressed for sale this morn ing, at, in two or three cases, a fresh fall. A partial recovery, however, has since occurred, and the tone of the market for these securities at the moment is somewhat better. Credit Fonder and Mobiliar were forced down at one period to prem., but are now quoted to / prem. Nevertheless, this price is 12s. 6d. below that last current yeler day. Imperial Mercantile have also declined 2s. 6d. to 55., while the other financial shares, and those of the discount companies, present no variation. Console, English railways, and foreign stooks are quiet, with very few transactions. American secu rities have given way. The discount market is very quiet to-day, and the supply of money large. The charge for the best paper, however, is to 6 per cent. The rate in the Stock Exchange for short loans is to • per oent. Consols are now quoted 861 to 1 for money, and 861 to 87, for the sth April. Italian bonds are in demand, and have improved 1 per cent. Turkish of 1865 have also risen 1, but Brazilian sorip and Mexican bonds have declined to respectively. The prices are as follows :—Greek, 14 to ; Mexican, 211 to 22; Spanish Passive, 271 to ; ditto Certificates, 16 to t ; Turkish, 1862, 68 to ; ditto, 1865, 37} to 1; Brazilian scrip, tto dia., ex div. ; and Its- Han, 1861, 60} to I. The Viceroy of Egypt's loan is steady, at to 1 prem. American securities have experienced a reductims of tto )1 per cent. 5-20 bonds are now quoted 71 to *; Erie Railway shares, 55} to ; and Illinois Central, 79} to I. International Financial shares are now quoted to 1 dia. ; General Credit, db. to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 7} to 61 die. ; Imperial Noreen tile, tot dia. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilisr, Ito t prem.; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 11 to t prem. ; and National Discount, 71 to $ prem. Two o'Cioci. Consols are per cent. better, at 86; to 87 fee money, and 87 to jt for the account. At Paris to-day, the Three per Cent. Relates opened at 68(r. 47c., showing a rise of So. It is notified that the list of applications for the loan of the Viceroy of Egypt will be closed' as Wednesday, the 28th inst., for London, and Thurs day, the 29th, for the oountsy. An instalment of 10 per cent., making 45 pee cent. paid, fall due yesterday on the last Brasi ltaa Loan. In the exchanges yesterday afternoon the altera tions were confined to a decline in the rate on St. Petersburg and a rise in that on Austria, owing te political distrust. Subjoined is the usual list :I Mustards" 3 maths, 12.2 ls 3 Mt* S days, 1136 to 19 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.2 to 1; Misfire. 3 maathe. 25.521 to 571; !Leesburg, auk basso, 3 assatbs. 13.10 to ; Peru, 3 days, 25.25 to 32i ; ditto, 3 months, 26.60 1 e 55; F ras sf o rt-oc-th.rnaise, 3 mouths, 121 to off 1; t ai ham per rouble, 3 mouths, 29 to 1 ; Vienne, . maths. 10.95 to 11; Trim* ditto, 3 months, 10.95 to ll; Iladrid. 3 mont hs lei . to ; Oaths, 3 asostha, 471 S months, 25.60 to 65 ; Gem, 3 roostas, 25.60 (A e6 9 7; Milan, 3 month& 25.60 to 65 ; Naples, S months. 25.60 to 65 ; Palermo , months. 23.60 to 65 ; Messime,, 3 mouths, 25.60 to 65 ; Lisbon, 20 dais, 511 to l ; Opole, 90 days, Ali to t. The Tanjore, with the heavy portion of the Cal cutta, China, and Australian mail, has brought 30,4341. in specie. At Paris the rate of discount in the open market is 3 1 per cent. ; Hamburg, Frankfort, and Brussels, 31; Berlin, Turin, Vienna, and Amsterdam, 6; and St. Petersburg, 6 per osnt. The half-yearly meeting of the Recife and Sao Francisoo Railway Company (Limited) is called foe the 24th April, when a dividend is to be declared. FAIN IT EVICII3II6. Consols, which dosed yesterday at 87 to * for the sth of April, opened this morning at the sane quotation, and closed at 881 to 87. For money the last price was 86110 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, fur money, 861, 7, 6 ; ditto, for account, 87 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 85 , 4 f, 1 ; New Three per C en ts., 844, 5,4 f, 1; Bank Stook, shut; ditto for account, 248, el div., for opening; India Five per Cent. stock, 102 f, 4. Indian Government secunties remain steady. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted Se. to Ss. dis., and the June Gs. to 2s. dia. The foreign stock market continues dull. The alterations in prices to-day were not nanier though all unfavourable. Moorish Bonds declined 1 per oeut. ; Turkish of 1858 and Greek, 1 ; and Italian of 1861, Spanish Passive, the Committee's Certificates, and Turkish of 1885, 4. Chilian Loan scrip, in which this was settling day, was quoted 14 to 24 prem., being steady. Canadian Government Debentures were dull, but no further redaction took plaoe in prima. New Brunswick, however, experienced a fresh fail of 11 per oent. lßeuter's Telegram shares (second issue) closed at ito 1 prem. The old shares have been dealt in at prom. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LEWWOOI.. MAIM 23.-Saks to-day :-Great Eastern, Sit# 40 }-pleat Western, 604 xd. - lancaahlre and Yorkshire, 1204 -Imam and North Wasters, 1204 I 4 1 4-Manchester, She f -11•14, and Lincolnshire, 614 -Metropolitan, 18 2 # I e - Midiand. 1284--North Eastern, Berwick capital stoat, 1094-South , 7'4 4 id -Great Wei, 21 - Buffalo and Lake Boron, 6 6-16; -Grand Trunk of Canada, 32-Erle, 651 4_United States 510 Bonds. 714-Confederate Loan, 6-Dutch Rhenish, p.- oust Lueenhourg, 16 1346 -Sambre and gleam, 10 7-16- Alliance Bank of Loudon and Liverpool (Limited). 24 P.- 14,e=thetenctgl Avociation (Limited). 1 8-16 d. -Mercantile and Bank (Limited), 4 7-16 d.-Overond , Ourney , and Co. (Limited). D.-Albion Marine, If d.-Atlantic Telegraph S per cent., 211.16 p -Flintshireol l , 4d.-Urerpool Exchange, 264 6 - National steam # 1 d.-Runcorn Soap and Alkali (Limited), I p. -West India and Paciffe Blom. I. IffrarnuMUM, MARCH 22.-Basineas done :-Birmingtuun Punk, at 24 : Bireniogham Joint Stock Bank, etre Dudley and West Bromwich Bank. at 12' . Midland Financial (Limited), AvA 1 16 : Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Wagon (Limited), at Birmingham Eschsoge Buildings (Limited), at 2 0: Mantes egal, at 5-16 dia.- Grea tConverage and LU (Limited), at I dia. Closing prices : Western irredeemable 4 per out. 89 , sellers, Great Western redeemable 5 per out, 100 salters ; Staffordshire Joint Stock Bank (Limited), 9to put ; Staffordahlre Financial (I.lmitedl, to 246 dia. ; and Binning ham Fire insurance, 103, buyers. Mucntsris, MAica tl.-Tbe market ban been quiet, with /Wady prices. Alliance Bank :Limited'. 34 p -Bnlckow, Vau ghan, and Co. (11rotted)„ 61 p.-C. Coalmen and Co. (Limited), 7 d.-Ertea. 554 -Great Eartern, Of 4-Great Luxembourg, 15 12-16 1-Grest Northern A, 118) 4 - di esel Western of Canada, MI-Great Western, 60/-41eneral Credit (Limited). 116 p.- Badson'a Bs , . IQ-Lamm hire and Yorkshire, 11104-London and North Western, 1204 4-Manchester, Sheffield and colnshire, MI - Ditto 6 per cent. pref., 974 -Metropolitan, 182. 4 -Overend, Gurney, and Company (Limited), 21-16 2p. -Routh Eastern, 14 34 4-Thames and Merger Marina Instuanoe (Malta), 54 p -Dover 5 per cent. perp.. 1864 (all paid), SS- P.-Virginia 6 per OWL. 5 14 . DURUM, MARCH t'!.-Three per Cent. Console, 85-New Three per Cent Stock. 864 83-Ditto, for account, sth April, %-Ns. Mona Bank (SOL paid). 76-Natinnal of Liverpool (Limited) (101, paid:, 1 24 4-Provincial Rank (tll. sll 1 -Royal Back (101. palC,4-llnion Bank (Limited) (ftl. paid), 174 # 4-Dublin and Beitaatlanction (10 , 1. pal , l • OD i d-Midland Great Western and Boyd Canal (100Lpaid), 604. UrMAY Shavicn. --(By Telegrapb.)—Reoo•a, I Yosuesiar, SATOBDAT. 10 A.M. —John Coulson, Esq., the spat for Lloyd's, roporto that the Gipsey. of Wishooh. has lose on the Modem Roche, and has become a total • wreak. Fortunately the Crossley lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institution was the means of riving those on heard the mead, wiz , four men and a woman. Defremorton or • Sims BY Fran. --FisOcartro ! SOTTIMEMOO or THE CHEM. —The barque Massie Atkin- son, of Shields, from Ifttieorin, with a cargo of cotton , milted at 60,0001., caught fire on the 13th of Feb uary, in lat. 25 N., long. 39 W., owl was tally , beret is four boars. The crew. fifteen in Dumber. escaped is the lambast with only four pumpkin', a small pi` "I. o. l r._:d: b6 tt l e e y ° ee l be:isrll sod pigs' blood and eetraile. mixed with ' e u urry. and half a rat of water only wrs allowed to each per day, when they were picked up by the ship Manfred, from Feo Chew. The mats sad four of the sailors of the Maggie Atkisson were subsequently transferral to the Ramberg barque Graeae Adolph, sad were landed at Plmeouth en Frid diay. The llaWe Atkieeria was a reneartrablv has barque of elphiser Misa, hailt la the Wear in Milt sad the property i 4f lir. IIL H. Atkisson, North Shields. She is Yawed at ' 410111., wed thalees will hll principally *pea the Leal la ilifiliti—Miseihrlisred "mid. :.t. M prn•elle. N 64 OS 94 90 94 77 60 77 40 101 104 1.4 10 lib 197 102 104 91 IS 111 196 100 108 102 104 164 106 104 It 6 102 104 10) 102 90 14 MINED.-(THIS DAY.) Ons o'Csons. Very little business is going forward in the mining market to-day, and prices are quoted the samosa yesterday. Some of the present priors are as follows : —BastCaradon, 81. to } ; Chiverton Moor, 6# to f ; Great Vor, 2fif to 26 • Wheal Chiverton, 72} to 75; Clifford Amalgamated, 15 to f; Great North Laney, 2} to if ; and Great Laney, Mk to Chontales Guld shares are quiet, at 21 to f preen., and Frontino and Bolivia at Ss. 9d. to 6s. 3d. prem. The directors of the Devonshire Great Consoli dated Copper Mining Company, at their board meeting held yesterday, declared a dividend of 9,2161., being 91. per share, arising from profits on sales of copper ore sampled in the months of No vember and December last. After payment of Ilse same there remains in band a balance of 18,2541. 17s. 4d. in cub, ore bills not atimaturity and reserved fund. The directors of the St. John del per Mining Company (Limited) have reeeived per Gniesne the following report, dated Morro Velho, Feb. 17: —Produce for January, 47,062 oitavas; cost far ditto, 10,6561. ; profit for ditto, 7,4881. Prod 11 days of February, 14,710 OitiVllB ; yield, &NA oitavas per ton. The subjoined weekly report on the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. Von Dadels. nen and North : The disclosures ls'ely wade of the mirmanseenimi el several of the finance oompaolee have bad sa effect ca business generelly, and the advantage which mit bees bees expected from the reduction In the rats of has been counteracted thereby. On the whole, business 1 hu bees quiet ; and, with few ex et pr.oes are woo ue ng g solely hv the tonstaity of h +lam. loos.—The 116. mead far Webb and Staffordshire rontieurs sleek, al n s ome of the maims are open to a slight concertos pro:. Stiffness ill Scotch pig iron has been very quiet. The Glasgow dealers am curtailing their operations. sal the present pries of r a warmer is 76m. mesh. Contrary to all immolations, the smelters have ( Zr . to• dosed the prim of raw tied ameafeetarod 51. per Isr a mi Iftg the price of best select 941. ; tough take tas awl I fagot, 911. • emeaufsetmid. M. Slane that nedeetien Moisese his bees dose is Burrs, at SU.; Wsilsroo. WU; sad Chili hare, et 871. Tin.—Tbs Disk soled Seaga west of yesterday at 49if., equal to shoat 871. 10n per ton, laid dews here ; very little beeists• boa beer , done for Beglish serost. &nits he sot undergoes say ! change ; the premed riles is 861. 10m. to MI.. seecrftg to quality. Inglimh Vs cositinoes doll end inserted. Ma Plate.—Cheromal mammal& their voles; *eke an a shale easier. Lead fs tendteg is sellers' favour. Bpelter.—Bare i 1 briber bee bora done in week ea the spot toe sad the some pries boa bees rMiss mega breads la , remoras Forward delivery, $4l. lin -4 all 1 i 76 LA L shoe TM boil lio 1 MI Woo ding sea I da le 11. MO a vs on 1,12 0, sloe a Os Yn a 4. 1 .!! 6 I be .7 4 1M