The Express. — London, England, 1866-02-20 00:00:00

gaCKINO WTON.--S Of (THIS DAT.)SHOOTING AT PADDING- A f' minute; after 12 o'clock this morning, s rug son named Thomas Leder , 16, • booteraker, lir bgwith his father, at 16, Woodfield-place, Paddington, with some other young mea, Imeing over the parapet the ose el bridge, near the Look Hospital, whoa they ; era lou d pigs/ proceeding from a barge which was ito di o g its way from the Paddington basin to so tboll The only occupant of the barge was • iog named Joseph Ward, 28 , and his wife Elisa, aged qßora of them were in a stats of seed-intoxication, and wet gsanolling because the woman would not allow the b a rge to be stopped to enable the man to get a bottle of rnu i t a public-house near the bridge. The language used by b o th We man and woman was of • most beastly cbs. n os, sad called forth a remark from one of the young men ibc bridge, which was heard by Ward hod his wife. *Y d, after saying, " You b—s I'll give you socsethiag l o o p your talk,* went into the cabin, and in • moment i persvds came out carrying with him • gnu loaded " No. 2" shot. He thee took deliberate aim at the r ag men on the bridge, and died. The principal portion tas rodents entered the head and face of Lefler, the effect bog that one eye wan completely destroyed and a portion o itbe cheek blown away. Mr. Beale, of Porteus.rosd, divi. oil surgeon of police, was called, who ordered the young i ga to be taken to St. Mary's Hospital, where he 110 W ike is a very precarious state. THE FENIAN PRISONERS IN LONDON. The public is aware that a great many of at Fenian prisoners who have bees °Deviated in Ireland taw been plaid temporarily Is the Yodel Prison Nutmeat . We lave been informed, epos purl authority, that the government, as • mat kr of preoantion, have removed one of the prin owl officers of the prison, sad •ll the subordinate Sheers who are Irishmen, and transferred them to other prernment prisons. 1111GUL4B MISFORTUNES ON BOARD 4 VESSEL. INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) This morning an inquiry was held by Mr. John ' g ee cpbreys, Middlesex coroner, relative to the death of Incas Groom, aged 25 years, one of the crew of the St. Andrew's Castle, a vessel .now iying in the,St. Katharise's Dien. The ship St. Andrew's Castle, of Glasgow, Captain Leigh, commander, left Shanghaa for London on the 22nd October last. She had • Grew of 13 men, and a lady lin two children, the eldest five yen', and the youngest then only three months old, on board. The lady had no t enant, and was unaccompanied by any other passenger. Os the voyage seven of the crew were disabled by scurvy. The deceased man was seized with the .me dreadf al illefee. He bad been attacked with intermittent fever and dysentery in China, and he was causinneatly very fable ; however, the captain treated him out of the "medi tine book r and he lived till the ship was being towed sp to the St. Katharine's Dock on Friday but. The dis abling of so large a proppoortion of the craw from scurvy no of coarse a serious embarraeament to the captain, but kit milli:Anne bad not yet reached a climax. A fortnight before sighting land the lady passenger went mad. Thu nicety captain and his mate, Mr. Swanson, bad thus thrown on their hands not only the tank of mind * their unfortunate passeogen, but the more difficult duty of nursing the infant of six mouths out, and of looking after the child of five years of age. The difficulties of the situation were, however, manfully encountered, and the inane panenger and the two children were brought in safety to London. Mr. William Swanson, mate of the St. Andrew's Castle, proved that everything possible was done for the man, Thomas Groom, after he wee taken seriously 111. The zinnia gave bin) arrowroot, sago, toi., and all the crew got lien-juice. The captain gave the deemed no salt pro vision. John Hermac, a seaman, said that deceased and himself were natives of Wells, in Norfolk. The captain did what he could on board. There was plenty of lime juice for the crew. The deceased was smoking and talking as the ship was being towed up the river by the Napoleoa last Friday, when he died off quite quietly. Mr. John Wills, surgeon, said that the quiet and sudden death of the deceased was quite characteristic of scurvy. All the deceased's gams were found tobe completelyabsorbedby the disease. The captain had treated the damned properly. The .use of death was exhaustion from scurvy and dysentery. The Coroner having summed up. The Jury returned a verdict, "That the deceased died on beard the St. Andrew's Castle from a:handle* from scurvy and dysentery and the jury wish to expreee their opinion that the captain of that vessel did his duty well and with great humanity." With respect to the fact that scurvy appeared in spite of the serving out of a due allowance of lime juice on board the St. Andrew's Castle, it wan stated that sailors dovot always consume that preventative. One of the crew of that ship admitted to Dr. Will. that he bad never swal. , lowed limejuice in his life. There is no doubt that in many ' instances this aversion has its origin in the disgusting nature of the vile trash too often put on board as limejuice. In the present instance, however, the juice was of good Last night a large and enthusiastic reform meet ing—called in response to a requisition to which the morn of more than 1,200 of the inhabitants of the borough were attached—wm held at Huddersfield. Mr. E. A. Leathatn, who formerly reproseeted the town, was the principal meeker. Speaking of theclaim which theworking-claseeshad to the posseution of political power, Mr. Leathern amerted that, if admitted to the franchise, they would be found to share with the tipper classes sense of right sad justice, and would sot ho anxious to legislate for therowdy« alone, but fee the whole country. Resolutions in favour of reform and the ballot were carried, and petitions embodying the views of the meeting were adopted for presentation to both Rock's of Parliament. A private letter from Madrid speaks of the ap ;melting marriage of the Duke of Osuna, Spanish Ambas sador at St. Petersburg, to a Prinoeas de Salm, a distant Malian of his own. Tie duke, who must be now about 60, On the 16th of next month, Lord Cecil proposes Me at one time in the army , and served on the staff of to to call the attention of the Home of Commons to the state Posner° during the latter part of the Collet war. A Paris letter says : "When the carnival ends of WooILA DY wiah end S ERIOUSLY .... SandhuriL lt A 1711117.—At about four In Foie we generally expect the commencement of the eon- o'clock on Monday afternoon, Miss Reid, daughter of Cap oft season. But this year there are fewer musical meet- tain George Reid, residing at Oastleton-house, York-road, jags of this description than usual. Public taste rani in Tunbridge-wells, was standing by the fire in the drawing the direction of spectacle and those gorgeous productions room, when the draught from an open door carried her ti the lyrical drama which find so much patronage at the drem to the grate, and she was almost immediately enveloped in flames. Her cries brought the lady's maid to her assist- Lyrigna We have this year, as before, the domicil con- ame, and fortunately she had presence of mind enough to Ws at the Cirque and at the Tuileries. The court has again wrap her young mistress in a mat, or rug, thus extinguish called in the assistance of the most popular Italian and log the flames. Drs. Wardell and ilLarelak were at or " ?reach artistes, who will sing at the Empress's musical sent for, and rendered every possible assistance to the mut. mirhs. As everyone is now able to say he has heard Patti, firer, but for days she lay in s very precarious position.— the manager of the Itel . lan Opera in all prebability ho already Sout h-Extern Gazette. tired hie largest receipts. Rossini has given his musical L EE DS COUNTY COURT .— THE EXTRAORDINARY be ACTIONS AOAUIST LEEDS POLICE OFFICIAL—AS the Leeds evening, Verdi has visited Paris, Amber has entertained his County Court, yesterday, his Honour Mr. T. If. Marshall. artistic circle, end Balla has come amongst us to make his judge, delivered judgment in the case of a eeries of own notes on the lyrical doings of our fashionable season. actions against members of the Leeds police force, Offentekh has made a new hit with hie ' Barbs Bleu,' the for having, in July lot, unlawfully arrested and im prisoned John Briggs, Rufus Dickinam, Daniel Scott, omit of which discovers that admirable talent for oleo- Witham Ealam, George Booth, Solomon Bartley, and toe and adaptation of popular melodies, with a dash of his George Marsden, on suspicion of being implicated in Dome ion originality, such as characterises the productions of a robberies of wat ches, which bad shortly before taken place composer who essentially possesses the merit of responding in Manchester. Mr. W. P. Roberto, of Manchester, appeared for the plaintiffs • sod the officers were repre to the tastes of th e d a y." sented by Mr. Brum, 'barrister, of Leeds. Hie The Port DtriiSOO (Australian) Times records the Honour in delivering judgment, said he quite agreed with death, at the age of 41, of James Marin, the English sailor Mr. Brace, that it was to the interest of society that the who was wreAed on the north-eastern coast of Australia, police should have ample protection from the law in taking omens into custody upon different charges. They must and lived 17 years amongst the Mount Elliott aborigines. do so, however, in a cautious and in a prow meaner. But, He had forgotten his mother tongue when he was restored on the other hand.. the interest° of society equally required to civilised life about two years eines. that the police officers should be made responsible for the Paritrut OccusitiorcE AT DUBLIN.—A MAN exercise of their authority, when they acted without such care and circumspection as were required. He thought that 81sT.—On Saturday evening an occurrence of a very they had done so in the present case. It appeared to him serious and p sinful nature took place at Glesnevin. Be that they had exercised their authority in an unwerrent tween 7 and S o'clock Mr. Stephen J. Sutcliffe, of Fair- able, a very hasty, an d an erroneous manner ; therefore he view, Dromcondra, d on an outside car to the thought the p l a i nt iff s were entitled to the damages they public-house of Mr. Robert Byers, of that locality, which had sued for, v i z., fi ve gu i neas eac h, and the meta of their be had been in the habit of frequenting. He was under the influence of liquor, and walked ioto a smell room off I attorney. Shebat. is which Mr. Byers wee sitting at the time. He A Eau. AT ROME.—The correspondent of the asked Mr. Byers fora shilling to pay the carmen, which be , Times at Rome, writing on the 9th says :—" The faith refused to give. M r . Satellite had in his possession a sword ! vitaes of Count de Saltless were followed on Wednesday and revolver, wbieb he laid on the table. Mr. Byes remarked by a fancy ball at the Prince Borehole., where the cm that they were dangerous things, and requested him to turns. were splendid in she extreme. The Princess P a t *am away, as Mrs. Byers, who was delicate, might Guietti, as Undine, was dripping with lilies and ever. come in, earl the sight alarm her. His wife, is fact, did greens, and pre cious atone& The Princess Drago, co* is at the moment. Mr. Byers was just then sitting daughter of the Queen of Spain, as the Magicleone, at the fire with one of his children near him, his beck be- was oppeeleed by , the weight of her diamonds. The lag toward. Sutcliffe. Turning round, he remarked that • Princess Parravidni appeared as the Ace of Clubs, the therlatter had the revolver is his band, and was poletieg Princess Borehole personated Mary Stuart, and the it monis biro. He asked Sutcliffe was it loaded, and called Prince, Francis L The Darlene Bellaire was ea Oda- out to him to take care. Mr. Sutcliffe declared on his league, Madame Boattorcey was the Africeine, covered &mom that it was not. trnappily, however, the pistol with spangles, while her face, bosom, and arms were painted was loaded and went off, and the ball struck Mr. Byers in ' brown—ie short. she was so good an imitation of the nude IT: , back of the neck. He fell off his chair, ex. that even poor Gibson would have been deceived and de li P a uli that ho was shot ; end Mrs. on ly lighted. Madame Arnim wore a Gen costume of . the ~...falhave shot my husband." Mr. Sute replied, I olden time, her dress looped up, and s chitelaine, with a n _wall, d I dad, lam here." Constable Tracy, 34 D, who • velvet nap on her head. Miss Conrad, s young American aaPlueed to come into the shop at the time to buy stamps, lady of extraordinary beauty, wore a dregs covered with etan. was 611114 on, and at once took Mr. Sutcliffe into custody. . The Ducheesof Flom was ' Seow." The ambessecion wore •equiry it was toned that Mr. Sutcliffe, who is a clerk . Vesetian mantles. The Ronan Robles represented their _ .. m..,.0a1i'l Rank, held a license to have and carry the arms family pietwo, the Colognes appearing as Colman, and r_,,nift he was possessed of. Mr. Sutcli ff e was brought up Count Malatesta as a noble of the 13th century. Yochum in rail Mr Stronge yesterday, charged with altootirg H. powder were in abundance, and uniforms were numerous and the gay world is zr• The case was remanded till to-day, as the man is in sheet. the scene was magnificent, oat of danger . The prisoner alleges that he did not looking forward to its r epetition on Monday at the Prince -..... the pistol was charged. t Selv.sti's.” LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE SHARE 78 DAY.) 6L GOV! aroom. 1 rd It .. 80i11ab00105.119.4.4.71 111 .. Ow Gov. 0p.e..111r/44. I .. Do.Oporolloi.lll2g. 1 Do.ll pan* MATZ 11 D 0.6 poo c‘foill 11 .. Do. I per dam. 11 - Cr - aisnlii a r ik l/00.1900, II .. DO. 4.. usase,l (By =ammo Timaiure.) Ors o'Clweex. The railway market ie rather inactive to-day, and, with the exception of a decline of k per oent. is Great Western and South Eastern, the principal i stooks show no change. London and North Western stook is quoted 127 to ; Great Western, 62} to 63 ; Midland, 1271 to 128 ;, Lancashire and Yorkshire, 123 to k ; Great Eastern, 39} to k ; South Eastern, 76k to 77* ; Caledonian, 132 to 133 ; Metropolitan, 134 k to 136, ex div. ; Great Northern, 129* to 130 k ; ditto A, 148 to 149. Canadian railway securities are steady, at the closing quotations of yesterday. CIADLNAZY SHAMS AND MICK& . - 16 NI % 06 9/ 61 6$ 76 St 191 WS 106 166 166 IN 101 10 00 92 102 106 106 106 103 106 106 106 108 166 102 .Y 1 lir LINCOLN MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) TRIAL STAKES. Wiegman Alberta It .- . r 0 .4 0 1 4719044 .. si ow. IA 4 rt... t .. lbouldao Spat 0t..11171 11 Do. 1 y 5 ran. HANDICAP. sto 2 apt Cloooshagen(t) 6to 1 Volizat (t) 10 to 1 CaiNausas (t) 14 to 1 East Lynn (t) 14 to 1 Provioor (t) 14 to 1 Siosharometor (t) 20 to 1 Historian (t) 20 to 1 Skirmish (t) 20 to 1 Trtioare Trove (t) __ .. Do. 111111 . De. 11 .. Nast. Oov.llper aut... 11 1.. New Bruns. Gov. 66.4. 11 .. N.B.Welesev. 6 p.a.1106 li .. Do. 6p. a. 1871 le 1876 11 .. Da. 6p.e.UM la len 11 .. Nen Zeeland 6 pet cent. 11 Do. 6 per sent. 11 .. Nova floolla 66. 0.. 1676 11 Queensland Gov. { p. el. 111 .. L4ttet.Grr.ll p. 41, 1676 11 .. Vtagov.llp.u.Ten.*Jely 11 Do. do. 6 p.e.A5e11 , 61)4 10 - I Pd. I iILIZWLTS. ekistag y a mwday Pria.a . I aaleg io 1 "ki p.in. I te gl nO.l SELLING HANDICAP. Six f 1371 so Wild Boy, Bananas', sad Unnohanaen. °lll Z us hers. et To be sold for 301 each. ft e• i. po2 sad go 46 US au 61 T 6 111 TA 4 6 48 TO TO /1 MP I Quake= ad ' Mak sad Bookie .... 190 .11 1Eand &adult Jim. an Partlf l / 4 8abd-Jet an AreLcadost eatp Oat BROCKLEBY STAKE& About bolt a mile. Problem, Ibis f, Dixle's Land, Nonchalance, fitarmhfil, illanobe of Kiddlet% f. Charles the Second, Elbarg, Bo goatees, Arial, Monmouthshire Lacs, Yin BeAMMO, Phantom Bail, Festival, Boanosaway, Libertine, and Gold• finder's dam colt. All are here. Bs. - 11< Do. gawaol L VlmMou 1N Yrri Embers OM. 66. 100 Do. Aup. Mk o. . N 2 lart llarthod 100 aseantorMses D&I. I A sm. so dh. Dm, IM Do.) I Sip. 0. le mid 11 100 Do. Now. Ml 6 pm M Do. Ord. DeL Dl.. Mode IN Gt. Mot& & Ms& tr 106 Omni Wallies WO I MOW& 1r0L0.2.1161 , 105 Do. &nth Wales—. 114 US 39 40 11.01 130 11 149 If 6.11 ussi LINOOLN HANDICAP. One mile. il; Baooltarometer, Drenykrook, Gamma, Stoekinger, Twi. light, Lurdry Tit s , Elsteriaa, Copenhagen, Pantigoos, gf r i rm igh, prorieor, Filbert, Bid wind, Grapeshot, Rest ir k. Lynn, Wellwok, Advance, William Pitt, Minnette, Lady at Sophia, Dulcimer, Pink. Caithness, Haeketou Maid. Mims gs, Howarth, Wellidiy, Heliotrope, Treasure Trove, Nine" SS. and Bevun. All ors been U'. St 129 11/0 144 149 _ i De, demi 411 Do. Do. Newport 400 Do. De. Nero ord 100 Isusseenire &Yorkshire 100 Loadoe and nauseam' PMfttglitn, . e a.ooasi lands„OnMia Der 100 Do. lle: Esten.A6 p.c. 100 Loudon& Math Weiss 100 LeadosiboansW same 1140 Yam .BkeL Llno3lasb 100 Metropolitan 7 Do. New I De. I:tension all Metropolitan DINA* 15 Do, de. do. 38 13113 S 3 LI 3.1 SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH COMPANY. en. (THIS DAY.) IL --...-- at. This day the ordinary general meeting of share- it holden was held et the London Tavern ; Mr. Moon In the M. M. Irri Ii 951 In at a; lali chair. The report slist.4 that there had been an in. crease in the stomp Le, compared with the osrrarpond. N c e ins period of last year, of 15e. 13d., and that after charging the revalue with the large sum of 5,5991. Bs. 3d. NO for repairs to cables and renewals, there remained • enrolls tee which enabled them to recommend • divideed for the half. year at the rate of 6 per omit. per annum. The usual pro- s t portion of 10 per cent. in the gross receipts had been u added to the realm fund, which now esnonnte to 17,9471. na,, 19e. et. The CHAILUCAN, in moving the adoption of the report, S. regretted the absents of Sir James Carmichael, who, owing II to an attack of lumbago, was unable to take 84 ... the chair. He was happy to my that the re gL ceipts had steadily increased and were still Screw. in big. The item of repairs of cables was large, being 5,5404 s The average for repairs for the last mix years was 5,3001. , 54. and he suggested on the part of the board that 3,0001. should it be appropriated from the half-yearly profits, to nset thee:. 10 pens of these repairs. The ordar7 woridos expenses were It the same as those of last year. With regard to the Hallo' St. verian concession both parties were now free from their se, engagements, and the line would be taken up and utilised M for other purposes. The profits of the six months had been realised from the French and Belgian lines. I 1 laiambi Ds. RAI Shama 100 Du Arm s DfaSy an MA Kist . 100 war* artwat — Doe Da Deta..rertit;i; to& N. lialsito—Darolak ld Do. G. N. Z. Porn 8$ Do. 100 Do. Toile 101 Do. au Da. soook.aDewilii. 18 Do. do. 188041 100 North London 5 Ds. do., 18414 Do. do. 1885 100 North Illaiiardslito. •• • all N. & 8. Wakes Auto 100 18sotilab Oa Ileactlalt Abea..lllll. 1 100 10 Sootabli • 100 ,Ilbrarelt• Gaon 109 boali Davao 103 laugh Dutra all Staines, W oalashaa o NO TA! Vide 8 Do. ... 10 Vale al Nada It waterloo & 1 1 11dtaballi 103 Mid Oarawal Ia rep ly to • SHABIZOLDILI, The SXCQJTAM stated that the Hanoverian cable had ei. cost 48,0001. A portion of that cable was lost, but the is recoverable portico' would be applied in the construction of ao the line to Hamburg. The report was adopted. and • dividend at the rate of six 14 per cent. Interest, lees income ter, and payable ca and after the lit of March, was declared. A resolution wan pawed empowering the directors to appropriate half-yearly oat of profile a sum of 3,0001. for t ir o repairs and renewals. A vote of thanks to the chairman terminated the pro. m Oi WEATHER REPORT.—(THE DAY.) at st- TIMIDLY, reItIIAZY LL W. 1 1. R. 9. 13A 100 10.1 1 lAN 110 0.01 1 LW t 1 100 S. 2 110 --- - 101 - - 110 1. 1 10 1. S St. - 2 20 - 4 ft - 2 Bt. . 2 at. 1 Bt. - 2 r - 1 CI 1 t THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 20, 1866. MONEY MARILIM-(THIS DAY.) entirely independent of those influences whielt affect sow memo generally ; it is a trade of ooefidenne, and has its result in actual osesomption. While every branch of corn sores is rime or Ism tutfavonrably affected by the high rate for money, the home almanacs of wins mations to exceed those of the oorresponding Period of the pest Par ; the figures for London are 682,362 gallon for January, 1866, and 530,684 for 1865• brendy, 118,009 109,569. Bum on the other band shows a dearesse, d S for 1866 184,138, and 1865 203,063 pillow. The for wand port end shorty is good, the lower and raediwn qualities being shipped much ekonre, and mom ready far nes, than when wines, tainted =re Go leo by Whim, were the only deeariptioas to be rowed. ONE teChacs. In consequence of the increased flow of gold to the Bank of England, and of the almost general impression that the rate of discount will be lowered on Thursday next to 7 per cent., the stock markets opened with a firm appearance this morning, and the upward tendency has since been strengthened by a purchase by the government broker of 15,0001. New Three per Cents. for the sinking fund. These investments will be continued daily, except on Saturdays, and Mondays, till the end of the current quarter. Consols have advanced it per cent, and some of the foreign stocks k to;. English railways and finan cial shares are mostly unaltered. Joint Stock Discount shares have risen Cm Ac DAY &man. Console, which dosed on Saturday at 871 to for the Bth of March, opened this morning at 87 to 1, and closed at 871 to 1. For money the last Prim was 87} to 1. - The official business report is as follows --. Three per Cent Consols, for money, all• 1,1. ditto, for account, 8 71, 1; Three p er Ceuta. Reduced, 871, li ; New Three perms ta., Wit }Li, i ; Bank Stock, 246 ; India S 1 ditto Five per Cent, 1021, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. 971 ; ditto Four per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 87 ; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cent, 109 ; dittc; Four per Cent. Debentures, 981; ditto Four per Cent. Bonds, 10a., 15s. prem. Indian government securities were steady. There was no change in Exchequer Bills, which were quoted 7s. to 2s. die. The foreign stock market was firmer to-day, and a recovery took place in movers' of the speculative securities. Mexican and Spanish Passive were in chief request, and rose Ito 1 per cent. Venezuelan of 1864 also improved 1 per oent. ; Turkish of 1862,1 ; and Spanish Certifi c ates, Turkish of 1865, and Brazilian scrip, 1. Italian of 1861 and Egyp tian scrip, however, declined 1. In the market for tank shares there was a de mand for Albion, Bank of New Zealand ? English and American, Hindustan, and Provincial Bank ing Corporation, which advanced. Eaglish Joint Stock and Imperial, however, gave way. Alliance closed at .4 to } prem., ex div., being firm ; Anglo-Austrian, at Ito 11 prem. ; and Imp erial Ottoman, at S to 3} prem. The shares of the financial companies were dull, and quotations showed no change, with the excep tion of a slight decline in Imperial Mercantile and CreditFoncur and Mobilier. The last prices were as follows :—lnternational Financial, 3-16 to 5-16 prem., ex div. ; General Credit, 1 to 1 per., ex div. ; London Financial, 2to 11 dia., ex div.; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 13-16 to 15-16 prem., ex div. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 31; to 1 prem. National Discount shares were last quoted 91 to 1 prem. ex the new shares, showing a rise of 54. • Joint S t ock Discount , 4to 51 dis. being 54i. better ; Overend, Gurney, and Co., Mite 1 prem., showing little change; General Ottoman, Si to 1 prem. ; and Hudson ' s Bay, 1 71 to }— a n advance of ss. Miscellaneous shares were quiet, but there was a demanl for Royal Mail Steam and Smith, Knight, and Co., which rose 11. Atlantic Tele graph Preference, on the other hand, declined ss. The shares of Charles Laffitte and Co. were nominally quoted 31 to 1 prem. ; and Mont Conies Railway, 1} to 1} prem. United States 5.2 e Bonds were steady, but Erie Railway shares declined 1 per centlllinois Central were also flat. The last prices were as fol lows :-6.20 Bonds, 671 to 68 ; Erie Railway , shares, 521 to I, ex div. ; Illinois Central, 76 to it. ---- As many persons are keeping their bills back on the prbepect of a reduction in the Bank of England rate on Thursday next, the discount market is very quiet to-day, and the charge for the best paper has declined to 71 per cent., or f below the present official minimum. In the Stock Exchange short loans onEnglish government securities are obtain able at 7 to 7/ per cent. Consols are now quoted 87j to j for money, and 87/ to 88 for the account (March 8). Foreign stocks are firm, and a rise of I to } per cent. is observable in Spanish Passive, the Com mittee'seertificates, Italian of 1861,Brazilian scrip, and Mexican. The quotations are as follows Greek, 13/ to 14 ; Mexican, 22/ to 23/; Spanish Passive, 27/ to 1 ; ditto Certificates, 16 to } ; Turkish, 1865, 38} to 4 ; Brasil an scrip, 1/ to 24 prem. ; Egyptian scrip, 1/ to 1 prem. ; and Italian, 1861, soi to I. American securities are steady, at the closing prices of yesterday ; 5-20 bonds are now quoted 67/ to 684 ; Erie Railway shares, 52} to 1 ; and Illinois Central, 76 to 4. International Financial shares are now quoted 4 to 1 prem., ex div. ; General Credit, Ito 1 prem., ex div. ; Loudon Financial, 2 to 1.1 die., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile, f to 1 prem., ex div. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 3to } prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 0 to 1 prem. ; and Joint Stock Discount, 5} to 5 die. The shares of Charles LAO. and Co. are nominally quoted 3} to; prem., and. Mont Cents Railway, 1} to 14 prem. The steamer China has taken to-day 105,6431. in specie for the East, chiefly for Calcutta and China, of which 9,3621. is gold and the rest silver. Hera-rairr Taanz o'Cwoz. Consols are 4 per cent. lower, at 874 to 1 for money, and 871 to / for the acoonnt. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69fr. 10c., being about the same as yesterday. About 93,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank. The advioee from Madrid report a complete inva - aim of that city by financiers, both from Paris and London, laden with all sorts of proposals for sup- I plying the pecuniary necessities of the government. It is evident, however, that any combination, to command confidence in so difficult an affair, must nit comprise names of eminence, and involve, besides the granting of a loan to the government, a com plete settlement of both the Passive debt and the Certificates. The value of money on the continent continues to decline, in the absence of demand for silver on English account. The Bank of Holland has just reduoed its rate of discount from 6} to 6 per cent. The amount of Australian gold known to be on the way to England is 433,0001. The Lightning, with 44,5001., has been at sea 91 days ; the Win niogton, with 22,0001., 87 days ; Sarah trice, with 50,5001., 80 days ; Roxburgh Castle, with 57,0001., 34 79 days; Clutbaywith 9,0001., 76 days; True Bri ton, with 144,5001., 62 days ; Wave of Life, with 59,0001., 61 days ; and the Rifleman, with 46,5001., 1 , 61 days. Only about 7 0 , 0001 . is as yet due. 6 It is satisfactory to learn that there is little or no expectation that the disturbed state of affairs in Ireland will lead to withdrawals of gold from the Irish banks, or by them from the Bank of England. The impression amongst those who have commercial and financial relations with Ireland is that, in consequence of the strong measures now adopted by the government, the spirit of sedition za will be quelled, and the confidence of the commu id nity restored. The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed Friday, the 23rd inst., a special settling day in the shares of Charles Laffitte and Company (Limited), which are to be marked in the official list. The adjourned meeting of the Joint Stock Dis count Company will be held to-morrow, when the report of the committee of shareholders will he presented. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,1591. over the corresponding week of last year. The first ordinary general meeting of the China Steamship and Labuan Coal Company (Limited) will be held on the sth of March. A general meeting of the shareholders of the i sd East India Land Credit and Finance Company (Limited) is called for the Bth March, when a dim ld dead is to be declared. We are requested to state that the share list of is 1 the Mont Genie Railway Company will be closed on Saturday next, the 24th inst., for both London and the country. ad The City Bank announce that they are already in receipt of a remittance to provide for the due pay ment of the coupons due the let April next on the City of Hamilton (1864) sterling debentures. Travers' Circular gives the following comparison of the present position of the Bank, and the p lace of Consols with the corresponding date of last year : I m At present. Sams last Klatt year. Bank coin and bullion A16,286,116 .. £1e,653.871 Bank reserve of notes 0.28e,9 13 .. 6,141,875 Rata of dismount Pries of Comet' B7f • • 69e The colonial wool sales are fixed to commence on Thursday, lit March. The fresh importations up to present date, since the beginning of last sales (as reported by Messrs. R. Dutton and Son) com prise 75,892 bales, viz. :—New South Wales and gig Queensland, 4,283 ; Victoria, 40,113 ; Tasmania, 123 ; South Australia, 7,205; West Australia, 813 ; New Zealand, 425 ; Cape, 22,925; total colonial, 75,892 bales. Further arrival s are daily expected. The indigo sales, consisting of 6,652 chests, which commenced on the 13th inst., terminated yesterday. The following report is from Messrs. H. W. Jewes bury and Co. : The sale has gone off with much better spirit then was anticipated ; the demand for Bengal, Oude, and Kurpeh was active, and although the assortment generally an inferior description , th ere was much eagerness shown on the part of buyers to make their purchases, and pnoes in consequence ruled high. For Madras the demand we* i limited, and prices went noevenly, some parcels selling at a with decline, while others sold at an a dvance as compared last October, and for a few fine soft lots very high 1 rates were paid; a pared of 164 chests nawMimlspatam, ; mostly defective, 'pocky, sod limy, sold with consider able spirit at an advance of about 9d. to la upon I October rates ; of the Manillas a few chests good and fine sold at tally October prices, but the lower kinds were mostly bought in, a few selling at moderate , rates. The Bengal and Bombay this, and roadkberry were boughts l ed rew 2: u t bassi th erered. d t m .3r o t c h l ties n : q to ts uad Ib m h t lie h d ble or y n n b e t h i . v se i h i t t d b d f drra d rw ir ali o b l i , e it r u hies of the bought in and withdrawn, making the total quantity sold say 3,200 chests, of which 1,200 are estimated for export, and 9 000 for borne ass witha The following are the quotations as compared the lst October solo: Biwa, good and fioa, 9d. to le. per lb. high ' ig and orinary. 6d. to 9d. per lb. bightio. . fins, par to 4d. per lb. higher ; middling and ordinary, par to 2d. per lb. lower. Karpab, good and fine, 6d. to 91. rer lb. higher ; middling sod ordinary, 2d. to ld. per lb. higher. Ondem, 21. to 6d. per lb. higher. The following is from the Wine Circular of Mr. F. W. Cosens : The development of the wine trade would seem to be 91r .... 107 lON 96 96 os 94 too eri eei 100 100 101 100 SI S 4 i lOO 00 100 100 00 100 100 104 101 1001 - - 100 106 101 14 10 9 Ko_4B9,zdi la Ye Se St • li U 11 if 20 21. 1 — s e li Si VI tig 1 U 40 4 1 6 1 • -~.i 4060 LS 14. I it S 0 91 400 493 9 .1.1 is If 1 11 14 11 4 6 7 4 a t TI 84 leg 145 8 2 1 1 se I n j i -0 IN lie 171 BIITISH I Cambrian Con. Gold. i . Mirada& .. Clifford Asa .. Der. G. Con. (Tavislk ' Bane* (IIlopa) (Wafts Oars Dna ... o~w.iu: --- dict;ni;l: ' 1:-. Irma LovW .. r LW.BaeellMaddtl Gambler & at. &lab ▪ . s Greet Leroy (Lballodl Gress Boattl Tolson .. Grad Wheal B!1!1: LW. v« H;lT,sacii gr. — J . ..lße. '_ . 7. Za.root .. Intone Downs M t s (trny Want) Valley t Mwynd Iron Oro .. New Setts Nortb gookoar .. N. Wh. Must (Mogan . orth Wheal &otty .., Prosper United ▪ nacos : J. ...thous . . Cars.loo lAt. Meer) • • • tb Coodurrow • W. franca %Illopoi II Vigra sad Maul. Uld •• .. Post Dasse• (Iliagsa). W. Carden (Massed) ~wdi ci.~i.:... :: West alike .. Wh. Beset allogen) .. Wh. Buller (i•draill) .. .MaryAnnpleshie. .. Wbeal Wes .. Wll. Trelawnff (Usk ) s.i.p ix; 71 g I II 11 Si 113/ I MINDS.-(THIS DA YJ Owl o'Ozooir. In the mining market to-day there is a demand for Clifford Amalgamated, North Treakerby, Great Vor, and East Lovell shares. Some of the present quotations are as follows :—Clifford Amalgamated, 17 to} ; Great Vor, 30 to e ; East Guidon, ; East Lovell, 10 to ; North Treskerby, to ; Great North 'Ailey, 2e to ; and Great y, 20 to 20e. Chontalea Gold shares are fractionally better, at 2* to 3 prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL DA COTTON & CORN MARKETS. (THD3 Y.) (Do ammo Aso nrrsaxonovor. mamas.) (mom ova ow oonagromozor.) COTTOX.—The market °optimum steady, end its sales foot up 7,000 bake. CORM—The market fairly ettesided. Wheat in moderate request, at fay previous rates. Flour dull and nomioally unaltered. Indian cora in good request, 28.. 9d. for mixed, 29e. fur yellow. Brans, oats, sad oatmeal, a steady de miud. _ 31:127011W-LI-1411.—Effie DAY.) &MAIL—The market has opened steadily at prim rather above those of Let week. The private sales include Jagger! Madras, at 255. 6d. to 26a.; crystallised Mauritius chiefly at 3fis. 9d. to 381.; clued Manilla, at 31s. Refined is in moderate request at stearly Pis. COM& —Thery is a fair genera demand ; the sales Is. 'judo native and plaatation OeyMa at fall prices, part low native, at 61s. ;300 bags of other Rost India, at mica not named, and 1,000 bags of Rio at b3s. 6d. Tat.—The pubtie sales, consisting of 12,000 packages, I nearly all to be offered without reserve, wan eninmemsed this mornieg, and all progressing at priers about equal to those ruling by private acatimak R1:111, RICI, and o sales reported. Snore.—The demand fur nutmegs continues active atthe late advance. 600 bags of black peppe d . sold at 3jd. fee Singapore, 31d. for Penang, 3 3.16 foe Tang sort, sad 200 bags of white Singapore, at add., all for cash. O o rrop.—There is a fair business doing at about last week's i ricea, except for Tirutivelly, which chows a de. cline of d. per lb. Jl3lll.—About 5,000 Wes bare been sold at firm prime. TALLOW MKS•—(TffiB DAY.) This market is quiet. PotorstAirg ttio spot, is quoted 475. ; March, 475. ; April to Jai*, 481. ; Oetobsc to Dsosatber, Ws. 3d. to bOs. Gd. SMITHFIELD HAT MABILET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade u follows : Prime elovor, from 196 e. to 132 e. 6d. ; tafsmor. Ms. to 120 s. ; prime seoond eat , 90s. to 116 s. ; prime bay, 100 s. to 110 a.; inferior. 90s. to 955.; strew, 365. tolls. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Liveuron, 19.-Bake koday : —Great radars, E9}—Oast Western, 01 13—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 123—London and North Western, 117 I—Manebester, Sliceleki, and Lincolnshire. 644 1 1 4-111dand, 1271 I—do (titrruttogimm and Derby', 9L shares r 1-ti p.—North British, 63—North Batten Berwick m ust s o c k 7144__aeuth Easiorn, 77 ^I 764 7 —BOW. , ant Lake Huron, 7 7-16 (1-16 —Ditto 7pm omit., 7 9-18-4irand Tema of Canada. 44 14 1 814 8 3c 2-1/itto 3 pm cent. 4th pref. stock. 37=e, 52,—1111001s C e atral, 761—Mexican 3 per cent., 22 4 -- Bank, 41 4 17.—Mersantile and Exchanp Bank (Limited). If d.—North and Sout h Wales, 184—Alleon Marine (Limited). 1 7-16 4 d.--Queen Insurance, p - 17nion Marts. (Limited), la — African sPTChalltl, 4 ad p—Mlantic Tekera; h S per cent.. 24 -• National Steens ( liesited), 1 15-18 4 11-16 4 1116 4 11-16 4 6-16 —West India and Twine Steam, 4 p ad. Manannirrnn, FEL 19.—A moderate Wainer was done, and Mises were steady. Alliance Bank (Limited). 4p. —Buffalo and Lb Munn, 14—Consolidated Bank Las I ted ). 69-16 p . — Kilts. U 21 4 —Great Eastern, 394 t —Great Laiewh o62ll . 16 4 618 618—Grest Northern A, MI 4 4 9 1 9—Grand Trunk or Canada, 414 S 24—Crest Western of Canada. 17616 4—Great Western, eft —lllinois, 781 6—Lancaebire and Yorkshire, 6 per cent. prof.. 129—London and North Western, 127—Manchester and County Bank (Limited), p —Manchester, ehelleld, and Lincolnshire, 66 1 4 1 5 I 1 liropoiitan, 1844 — Mexican, SS —llldbmd 1271 North British. 624 —Ponta s is ter% 77 4-9teveley Coal and Iron Company (limited), 144p.—Overend Gurney, I p.— Bank of Manchester Certificates, . 6d.—Trunk 4th ref 174 4. m th e e t H h e e tei e de x-RO Reme yet , the Counter of rind Family r/ t r During li e g heroine s t e h p e i 0 e l a oftee te o: 7 : ll , ii ied al th a eh t weir ße ;sisn tar, Trani, did brittle daily with confetti, what) the ex-Flag fought over their shoulders. General Montebello, with • party in dominos, wee in • cer drawn by four horses and the Meresnti di Campos, with blue favours, were is another ear drawn by four horses. French, Americans, I English, and Roman princesses in dominos or fantastic dresses, es demons in flanteooloured costumes, or with I birds' heads and beaks, contributed to the gaiety. The carnival was for three ce four days • marked and brilliant d e monstraticio of rejoicing at the approaching aroomplish. meet of the September Cleavestiors. \AN lITINCT GIGANTIC NEw ZEAL* ND BIED , o . The fossil remains of a gigantic bird, e.timated to have stood 25 feet high, have been .liaoovered in some beds of limestone at Nelson, in New Zealand. The remains C2O. • alet of a Mad mimes the lower jaw, the dimensions of which are 3 feet 4 lathes by 1 foot 10 inch es ; the orbit of the eye measured 44 la th es by 24 inches ; also a body ' ! minas the neck ; the thorax is hig hl y developed bat rather est, the tail long, and body bulky ; the wings, which are weU defined, are large and close to the body, and are mph rated by a saddle or wadi* very grace I ful in form ; the feather@ covering the body arc of a 7irge size and Wog 1 close.—Atietrulian paper. I w. x.x.w. If.i.W. N.Z. N.Y N.J. RIC& N. 21.N.W. aw. W.& 0.16' 1 0.01! B. ,T.I 1110.01 30.06 ES 30.08 4• :ii iii - - 80.07 U 30.06 4 30.08 SS 33.93 41 ~ 0 30.84 43 29.11 43 3307 34 .06 34 80.04 33 i 10.06 351 130.06 411 Nairn. Aber:lota Leith Arthurian Va caps Mai... Neiman Brest L'OrleaL Roehefort Plymouth WLe=ount L;ndA7n - YarmeaUh.- Shields Helder T 1011.171. 10 ON INOILTNINN THUINDLT. 11 Coons. N.W. to S.W., mod. 60 rats to strong. 100 WN.TIAN. Al SilloVo. 100 30111111171. Northerly to westerly, IIL os WIDNIVIDAY. Northerly to westerly, moderate to trash. As above. 24.& to N.W., mode rate, Boa an French diets strong, with some rain. Varying winds, mole• Y491111t11. Varying, moderate to at. rate, doe generally. trod. Noritient=BoolJand. Wesisnimlrdead, Wales, sad dlr. odds& Boathern.anglish Channel and Nay d Away. Nastaradllastivard &Ward and No Bea. Mr. Watkin, on Friday, will ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer, if any and what representations have been made by her Majesty's government to the govern ment of the United States in refareace to the Fenian or g►nisation in America ; and more especially as to the em ployment of United States others, the issue of bonds of the so-called Irish republic, and the threats made to levy war upon the dominions of her Majesty by that orgesdaa tion ; and to move for copies of all papers relating thereto. ... i w.ii.ir. NJL WAIN. &S.W. N.= N.& N.W. N.& && W.N.W. 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All oadtlom-Veu.Sp.o. 00 , all tallast.ol Poet.7p.e. 10 lall thereof lraaodp.e. 00 all Guth Italian, 3 per at. 110 .211 W.MN.W.AI in. 11 O. e. el N is lee ;TT 91 U IS 100 .117 10.000 00,000 10,000 96 98 9311 N 1 e n I es es W si 90 00 lit Ili 10 Anglo-Nowan Ittui 6 tie Tel. inkilp.o2 15 INMAN II kostrallantnak(E 10 lanaparallTitaidaMoL 16 I rariloWsierwerlo 1011 Belctow Panetta E 5 Bombay ore (Lleal I 6 De. ard Imato 6 De. New SO Brum la Lmorlaiia Load 4 10. B. & L Mop TeL (L) . . IS 26 British Indian Tim (1..) I Canada Compan 324 111 Elanadlooloan&l y ov(L ) 10 Copina Compsay 10 Ditto A &arm 20 CkinottlikiptL.Coal E. ,10.....,cd., 96 /City of Leaden& ProAL SO OM ol Man Imp*. (I 80 De al 16 City a *meow Gar (L) 11 Cy Oftleos Lim) 60 Colon(l1 10 Oma. of Atriaanllar.ll.l 60 smolidated Dia.- (L) 11 10 • • Umtata Um GlastLt II 140 Conecaoteorporatloa‘L 1 91 Cop.lLßas.,PreL7o.4l. al 10 C. loncdkolob. of Mg. 10 Do.latalpm.(ll. *pay) 1 60 Do. et Mantle. O.) 11 -.MN et Crystal Palace 128,10* 84. Do. Preference lOl NT, id Do. 4p. cl Perp.Deb. 101 1. • 10 DEO . (Limilooll - I 18. IN . o• • • •1 II 18,000 10 liattern Maim Tea(L) I 10.000 ea I, bultaLsaiLCATln L. 11 110. • ' 10 IL hada brig. & Canal 11 SO.' 60 .bw Vole. . 100. IM L. • 111061.•TriLlt 1 MX SS. F ThlaSll99 -• . 1.2 211, 5 • and ti,oamhE 6l 10. • • 60 • and lore Alt I 10, ' 106 S. afloat 0,. I No • 10 -9 bairn Ingineming. I 4,'' ' 66 • • cial Dimioant (L 11 N.. • II . Warehouse (L. I 14,' 60 Mears (Limited).- 11 160, * ..Cleadlt&Tin.of Lo&ll. 1 20. 16 , • Noma Navigation 11 96, 60 • ma& .loloalal ALM) I 6. • 10 : ong Hong rt China fles al 100., •10 242089 bay 11. 1 60 . umber Don WortootLl le ad lee, 60 • IlLer.CdlLAos. (LI 11/. 11, Carrying (Um 1 I 14, 40 nteroational Cameo 11 110,• Se Ineeesatalsen.lba. ((1)) 1 900,.. • 10 Internat. Land CredM 1 110, 50 Italian load. ll id 119. 19 In* (Oen. Osv )1 al 1, leo Do. 4p. c. 13.15. C. 1870 61 90, 16 alnillioaklnsmnol(l. )11 10. 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