The Express. — London, England, 1867-02-26 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (TII IS DAY'.) Wt )INIIII•.sTItEET. lioNI A RAILWAY TERNINI's. ..... ..ssistant•earrnan, Was charged by r,teielent of the goods department of I..stein line of railway. with being concerned in • r of silks. eases of ielvets,and other property • _ w ..the tint - I.a, I Istt r attended to prosecute on the t.Olo.Ly company. and after remarking that ..,. 2 2 is oily 1 Yeats of age, and not likely to . wet in so heavy a rolLhely, Called the sllpelin , -note tin the lath instant, from in. by Tom I went to a house in a court of I'. 1,.....•5t eet. brick-lane,Spitaltieldsos hick • .. ..o• .cial Rs: of a mile front the goods station. One %vs !, , ,INC11,•.1 I got in at the wind ow :in,' fount! tin 4 4 silt, tell., in 2,:14/0. They .kei, ?iota I , o‘r. (mind broken open in then:LT[le they have been identified. •trio r miormation I had the prisoner appre , •.., s, ;cant henoouil of the II Division, . :.,•i fools! in the loom mentioned a coat . ,• ti the prisoner. When I asked i. • ri.n. iit• replied, "John iiilihard," and ss.ny ,•1 interrogatory, "Aye, or 31r. Punch'!" , 1.: ~ s known hvl, he replied," Yes. - I desired him tins e,vit, lie did so, saying, "It is mine, for I ...lilt paid for it. I then placed him with live ~11.! called in a woman named Ilary Ann Ire. him mit instantly, saying. "That is Punch." o v , t.,,,vii to spit..bs.maie station, and when charged is Mg con,,viied in the robbery. replied, " I did nut tin,' k t. .LW.ty it was driven away." Ann - I lile at li, Erik ',on , . r the lath inst., between 7 and fi LL'L 10 , k. I I.lllway cart, Cent:tilling a hamper, toge. tie e n• Ali I. : the latter were taken up the nu of Pelham-street, by " l'unch," and . 2 1.,•i (1.01/1,1 Patten they were taken to No. t:..1 Persons occupy a room there who also 1... i.op L, ie vili the rota where I live. I have seen •• theLl colop.illy. I don ' t know where he lives. , S il, n coriuls , rateil the superintendent's statement f "Lit It.td ucCUI - Irti At his otlice, in her presence, with aim eiloiller. _ . - - I Oh, Parininter .let.osed— lam a carman in the ser t!,c I ,reat Eastern 4 On the nth inst. I iLk •Lorte Statimi with a cart-load of goods, among a 1., h t•rt• smile for 3lessrs. Salter and others for Messrs. K. top. I 11.1.1 OCC:1 , 11,11 to leave the cart, horse. and loan! i.. II .1, •str, et. Ih . tlitlal.grerti, with nay lad IVaterson ; I r, tinned at ti o'clock all were gone. The cart is Mr. Nowton -Itare•atreet adjoins the goods station. intimated tb.tt he should not offer further tS. , I. present, and the primmer, who d eclined saying aucnl.u.g o r putting a question to the witness, was re until Tries.h.y fieNt. M A It Y I, EISONE. 'fl•1 1'11%1'...1: .1 , AR-.,' IN KENTI.:II TOWN.-COWNIITTAI. . _ TIIE PRISONER. wales, aged 46, late of 26. Prince of Kentish-town, was brought up fur final t cliargol with ingliciously setting tire to his ho-e, o ith ititeut to defraud the Weittem Insurance lON , of the sum of frgW, F. 11. Lewis, barrister, instructed by Mr. Sadler, of 1:olden-square. prosecuted ; Mr. Lewis, sen., of lefelehal ; Mr. Lewis Itecker, superintendent of the -t-rieuthce, awl Mr. Charles White, assessor to in surav ethers, were also in attendance. Tile particulars: of this case have already appeared, from w 1.,•!, it may be remembered that the prisoner carried on be •• as a general clothier, dealer in jewellery, fancy F•• •1•, and unredeemed pledges. In November last he Of, cted ingututice with the Western office of 30u/. on lii• 11.4,1.1 , 1 goods, stock in trade for 00W., and fixtures and utensils for:Al/. nn the of last January afire took place het veli 1 in the olurning, and was shortly aftei wards put out. The di, entire of the company having a suspicion that the place was tired gave the prisoner into ci-t , sly. From time to time very voluminous evidence was wino, for the prosecution. The deisisitions were now read over and prisoner was fully committed fur trial at the Central Criminal Court. 31r..I . Eyticuurt said he would take bail. The prisoner in Lissfr/. and two sureties in 500/. each. Notice to be SOUTHWARK. ATTEM PTI , :I, SI 'ICJIM Mfr" Ea9qttrlo,a, the wife of a dock labourer, was brotiOit up in custody chargol with attempting to commit suicide by swallowing a quantity of white precipitate. It appeare I front the evidence of Stevens, 66 M, that nn Sunday evening be was on duty in the London-road when a boy cam e up t o I awl told him a female had taken poison nil was dying in John-street. He proceeded there and saw the prisoner sitting on a doorstep almost insensible with a paper marked " Poison" lying by her side. A fernale handed him a tumbler which contained a little white precipitate mimed with water. Witness con veye I her at one, to the surgery of Mr. Wood, and after• wards to the hospital, where she remained for several hours. A female residing in John-street said that about G o'clock on Sunday evening the prisoner came to her house crying and asked for a glass of water. She procured her some, and as soon as she got the glass in her possession she emp tied something in it from a paper and swallowed it. Wit ness seized hold of the glass and took it away from her, but not before she hail swallowed nearly the whole of it. Witness then sent her lad for a constable. Dr. Wood said that the prisoner was brought to his surgery on Sunday evening, and being told she had swallowed poison lie administered an emetic. He then found she had taken a large quantity of white precipitate, enough to poison her. _ Thy pri.uucr here slid she had been drinking& great deal, an.l had some words with her husband, when she went to a cliemiq's and purchased the white precipitate. While in a state of great excitement she asked for some water and swallowed it. She was, however, thankful that her life had been saved. In anewer to his worship the constable said that the prisoner had been drinking. The magistrate, after remonstrating with her in imitable manver. ordered her to find bail for her future goal conduct for three months. WANDSWORTR. PITRAoRDINART C. , NDUCT OF A Vol NG WOMAN IN PRISON. • —•—••• Jam. LAirq, a young woman of short stature, was placed in the dock before Mr. Ingham, charged with committing wilful damage while a prisoner in the Wandsworth House of Correction. Mr. Onslow. the governor, attended to prosecute at the instance of the visiting justices. Sarah Jane sires, one of the warders, said that the prisoner was hron;.,l i t up into the divisio n o f which she had charge for puni-hi.zent, and while in the cell she made a great male, and !wok,: 19 panes of glass, and tore up the rules of the prison. Witness did not see her break the glass, but there was no one with her except an officer of the prison. Ingham—Did you bear her use any threats? Witness- -She said she would throw a shoe at you this =Thing. (Laughter. in which the magistrate joined.) Mr. Ingham—Never mind that. Did she say she would break the glass? Witness—Sloe said she would break everything she could lay her hands on. Two other female warders were examined, and they proved that the prisoner was committed to the House of Correction on two convictions two months and 14 days for assaults, and that her conduct ever since had been very violent. Soon after her admission she rushed to a desk, and destroyed a number of the prison documents, and when put into a dark cell for punishment, she tore up her clothes and afterwards broke a tub and bowl which were given out to her for her use. Shealso threw a bowl of water over one of the waniers. The prisoner now told the magistrate she wan very sorry. Mr. Ingham said her sorrow had come a little too late. She should have been sorry before. He committed her to the Hon* of Correction for two months, with bud lahour. The prisoner, on being removed. uttered threats of vio lence against the warders, and said she had plenty of time to carry them out. Mr. Omlow slid the prisoner would lead them a worry ing life for the next two months. He was directed by the visiting justices to bring the prisoner before the court. THE ST. MARTIN'S-HALL SCNDAY EVENING Lee- ITELq.—The A..ord states that the proceedings taken for the suppression of these lectures have not been initiated by the Lonl's Day Society. THE E %,TER MONDAY VOLLNTEER REVIEW.— art, gl.d t.. find that there is a probability of the next Easter Monday review taking place at Dover— or. rather, on Houndown-common, between that town awl Folkestone. At a meeting of commanding officers of nntrigsditan corps held last week, a strong desire was expresse•l that the place of meeting should be changed this year ; and it was moved, as an instruc tion to the committee appointed to inquire and report a. to the mot eligible site, that they should specially eonsi•ler the expediency of accepting the invitation Bit en by the authorities of Dover. The South Eastern and London. (Tatham, and Dover railways would •ffer every facility for the conveyance of volunteers, not only from the metropolis, but from all parts of Kent,u well as Surrey and Sussex ; and both com panie.. have announced their willingness to make the most liberal arrangements. Then, as to the ground itself, it is understood that the commander-in-chief has expresso' the very highest opinion of its suitability for L , rge military gatherings; and it is believed that his royal highness would sanction the regular troops at Dover, Kliorncliffe. Warner, and Can•erbury, taking part in the 9erations, the interest of which might be still further In trea,ol if the Admiralty would send round a squadron of inemof-war to attack the fort•. Taking these and other advantages into consideration, there is strong reason to hope that lMver will ultimately be selected. In that event. wt trust that, for the credit of the county, the Kentish volunteers will be well represented.—South lagers Gazette. REM, The winds on our coasts this moderate. Barometers fell yeste they have again risen. Tempera) count of England and declined of reported from Aberdeen. s mortling are variable, light to terday, but In the north and east store has Increased on the south. as our northern wait& Snow Is A hostile meeting took place last week at Venice between Lieutenant• Colonel ManinandProfessor Gaiseppe VoUo. The duel was caused by a biography of Daniel Meath written by M. Vollo, in which the colonel found accusations injurious to the memory of his father. The combatants fought with swords. The encounter was ter minated by a wound received by M. Vollo in the right hand at the first assault ; on which the seconds, on the surgeon's declaration, refused to allow the combat to proceed. PARS I DENT AND CONGRESS. —From the time of President Tyler, whose administration has added a new word for baseness—" to tylerise"—in the language of America, evefy President had surpassed his predecessor in his arrogant and dictatorial tone towards his opponents in Congress and the country, and his contempt f o r the con stitution of the United States, up to the time of Mr. Lincoln. Within the same period the country had been afflicted with the most disgraceful measures.-118 the Mexican war, the annexation o f T exas , th e F ug iti ve Sl ave Bill, the forcing of the institution of slavery upon Kansas by fire and sword—each carried by presidential dictation, in a country which had most carefully separated the executive and legislative departments. Perhaps it is due to the subordinate condition to which Congress had gra dually been reduced, more than to any other one cause, that the men of genuine culture and ability in the United States have not for many years been willing to enter upon public life, and that the places of the statesmen of the past generation remain unfilled to a great extent, even yet. Presidents have, of late years, not even affected a respect for the legislative bodies which they knew they could control. With Mr. Johnson this tendency has reached its climax. Miscalculating his strength in Congress and in the country, he met the first show of opposition to " my policy" with en outbreak of ungovernable fury, insolence, and Billingsgate against the body which had created him ; and he also showed, by personal excesses of all kinds which he has hardly cared to conceal, end which have filled the country with shame, that in him the growing idea of presidential irresponsi bility hue reached a pitch beyond which it cannot be suffered to go without landing the nation in despotism. There are few Americans who do not feel that an impeach ment at this particular juncture of an overbearing and reckless presi den t will be west salutary.—Praier's Mope -1 tint for February. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 26, 1867. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (RY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) Norrin - aLtm MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) TRIAL STAKES. One mile. lleatlle, Volunteer, Troublesome, and Clarice are here. STAND PLATE:. I tall a mile. P.iiitiloon, I her, Curlli.in Knot, Lady Valentine, Flying Jib, (lent:rid Slieriuxu, Ingratitude, and tientian :ire here. NorriNGIIANI HANDICAP. One mile and n quarter. Be:elle, Km:eller, Rertie, Lizard, Vigurcitie, Dulcimer, sweet Anne, Helen, Brick, Black I'rinoe by Knight Kar., Fan, Lady Larubton, Anchorite, and Num' Punqalius arc here. PM, FoItFEIT. Blonitress, Steamboat. Kingfisher. 1:oolerat. Mrs. Allan, Gretna, Gauntlet, Wellesley, Sala nianca, leases. and Barringt on . INNKEEPERS' PLATE Three•qoarters of a mile. Pant.tl,s,n, Gordian Knot, Cunfellerate, Sweet Anne, Crown Prince•, Landlord, Contract, Miss Elizabeth, Gen tian. and Vice Versa are here. 31ACC1RONI STAKES. Two miles. All are Jule. WEST DRAYTON MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) CI LIIAM PLATE. One mile. Fcetny and Grafton are here. MIDDLESEX STAKES. Ilalf a mile. Veto, Trifle, Snowdrift, and Maesderwer are here. IVEIt PLATE. Five furlongs. M. l'itt, Lord ]loughs, Peignoir, Hopleaf, Goodfellow, Catapult,. I'vemy, Royal Tartan. La Sorrentino, Nursery uirl, Countess 8010, and IMinmlus are here. GREAT WESTERN PLATE. Five furlongs. Heliutione and Mystery (sold for iiol. each); Lucy Long, (pd.) ; Miss Skerratt, Nursery Girl, Sisyphus, II edding Peal (301.) All are here. HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. Two miles. Discretion, Jack's Alive, Wedding Peal, Lord Walde gr.tve, Pirate, Ilulkor, and Countess 8010 are here. MEETING OF LIBERAL MEMBERS AT MR. GLMJSTONE'S.-(TILIS DAY.) This aftern.kon, at half-past 2 o'clock, an inter view took place between Mr. Gladstone and the liheral members at the right hon. gentleman's private residence, 11, Carlton House.tcnace, with re ference to the [reform measure of the government and the course to be pursued by the liberal party with regard to it. The gathering was, like that of the Premier's yester day, exceedingly numerous. Among the first to arrive were Mr. Juhn l'erl, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Roebuck, Mr. Briscoe, Mr. Baxter, Mr. Whitworth, Mr. Harvey Lewis, Mr. Van derby', Mr. Tite, Mr. M'C. Torrens, Mr. Stansfeld, Mr. W. E. Forster, Mr. Bazley, Mr. Fowell Buxton, Mr. Beaumont, Mr. Cheetham, Mr. Hadfield, Mr. Edward James, Mr. Bright (who before enter ing the house wan cheered by the crowd outside), Mr. T. B. Potter, Mr. Milner Gibson, Colonel Akroyd, Professor Fawcett, Mr. Denman, Sir Charles Bright, Mr. Herman, Mr. Crum Ewing, Lieutenant- Colonel Lindsay, Mr. J. Fildes, Mr. F. W. Russell, Mr. Ayrton, Mr. Laing, Lord Elcbo, Mr. R. W. Crawford, Mr. Hutt, Sir Robert Peel, and Earl Russell. The noble earl, on alighting from his carriage, was loudly and heartily cheered. MID-WALES RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY). The half-yearly meeting of thin company was held at the offices, Ethelburga-house, Bishopsgate, this (14y. . . . . . .tar. WHALLEY, M.P. (the chairman), in moving the adoption of the report, said that, although the traffic receipts were hardly what might have been desired, the fact that there waa au increase of 2,54t41. over the previous half year should be taken as an indication of the satisfactory position of the company. Considering the commercial de pression of the past year, the present report was submitted with more satisfaction than usual, although no dividend was offered. The filid•Wales was almost the only new Welsh railway that had not been taken out of the hands of its own board. As the company had obtained parliamentary powers to reach the vast mi neral traffic of South Wales, there was nothing to prevent a progressive increase of tratic in the future. The hon. chairman then announced his intention not to offer himself again for ft-election as director and chairman, having with the exception of the interval from 11459 to Iti6il, been connected with the line. He now took his leave, stating that it was not because of the deficiency of district traffic that enormous losses had been sustained by the Welsh railways, but solely on account of the parliamentary system under which they were constructed. _ Some questions were asked and answered respecting the remuneration and expenses of directors and the salary of 2,000 f. a year paid to the manager (Mr. F. Broughton) having Leen described as too large, The CHAIIDIAN said that although the manager's ser vices were worth that amount to the company, the salary might be inordinate considering the present position of the company, although it was absolutely essential that Mr. Broughton should be engaged to represent the Mid- Wales interests during the many negotiations they had to make. Mr. Broughton himself intimated that if the board expressed a wish to cancel the agreement they made with him be would take the first convenient opportunity of re lieving the board of what they might consider a burden some charge. The report was ultimately adopted. Mr. John Borradaile was elected director in the place of Mr. Whalley; and Messrs. E. Parker and S. If. Burbury were re-electel directors ; and Mr. C. Chandler, auditor. On the motion of Mr. A. P. WILDY a special vote of thanks was passed to the chairman for hie long and able services on behalf of the company. The usual vote of thanks was also given to the board, and the proceedings terminated. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) /TUESDAY, FU&UAZY SE, • A.ll. ; SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Oxi cajzoor. The dealings in British railway stocks still show a preponderance of sales, and prices have again receded. Great Western is pressed for sale, and has fallen 1 per cent. South Eastern and Metro politan have declined A, and Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and London, Chatham, and Dover, A. Metropolitan stock is now quoted 1222 to 123, ex div. ; Great Western, 48A to 49 ; London and North Western, 1222 to 123 ; Midland, iz)g to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 124 to ; Cale donian, 116 A to 1171 ; South Eastern, 681 to 69 ; Great Eastern, 30A to 31} ; Great Northern, 120} to 121/ ; ditto A, 128.1 top ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 18i to A ; and orth British, 37 to 38. Foreign and colonial lines are steady. East Indian stock is quoted 106 to A ; Lombardo-Vene tian, 16 to ; and Grand Trunk of Canada, 201 to 211. B. T. W. Extreme. i Sea. W. R. 1 to 1 19. F. D. Nairn 29.% —3l W.N.W. 1 3 W. b Aberdeen 29.ir3 33 N.W. ! S 8 W. ab 0.03 Leith Aniroman 30.02 40 N. 11 6 W.N.W. oh 0.04 Greencastle 30.0 d 41 N.B. j 1 3 W. !re 0.31 30.05 49 &W. , 1 2 &W. t 0.04 Cape Clear 30 06 40 &W. 4 4 &W. bm 0.05 Liverpool 30.0243 N.W. 3 4 W.N.W.I 0 0.09 Holyhead 3O 03 42 EN. E. 1 2 5 W.O.W. er 0.13 Penzance 30.10 50 N.W. 1 3 4 I W.N.W. mu 0.02 Brest Lorient 30.11: 46 W.N.W. 2 3 W. ;h. ! Rochefort 30.24 48 B.W. 2 1! &W. I oI Plymouth 29.13 50 W. 12 2 i &W. orc Weymouth 2O 09 49 W.N.W. 3• 4 • W. to 0.01. Portsmouth 30.03 45 W.N.W. 4 4 W.N.W. o Lnndou 30.02 41 N. I 8 W. CO o.ol' - 29 Yarmouth .95 43 N. 2 4 N. to 0.11 3 Scarborough 29.97 38 N.W. 2 5 W.B.W. ' cb S Shields 30.01 48? N.W. 2 6 N.W. cm Helder [ARKS. OLDINARY MAR= AND STOCKS. W' ' I Pd. I ltiaLwaril I Owing pncea I notes to-dap piatenlay. to 1 p.m. M. 100 Bristol and niter 1 85 87 8t 100 ualedunisa 86 100 Cambrian ....... I 40 46 10 all Cornwall 4 6 St 100 Dubilnand BelfsetJune 65 8d 11. , 100 !Dundee,PerthotabdJn 70 71 .. 100 [ all 'LA ',cad= Scrip Cert. 100 10; Do — S 1 100 Gow and S. Mesta= 114 118 1154 IL 100 ` Grill &astern ord. St. 301 314 31,1 304 84. 100 Do. S. Ana. Stk., N 0.21 6 7 W. 1 100 Great North of Scotland, Bt. 100 Great Northern M. 100 D0..1. I A rec. no div. un- 128 129 1184 St. lOO Do. It 1 tll 6p. c. lamed R 84. ' 100 Do. Ord. Def. N. Stock —.— St 100 04. South & West. (Inv.) • M ad SL 100 Great Western 491 604 484 9 84. 100 Do.StourVal.Gua.ink 31 100 Do. South Wales — —, 81. 100 Do. w. Ind.-0:1 62 35 111. INewport, 8/ 100 Lancashire &Yorkshire' 1244 127 ad —. ad LK 1100 Lo n d on, &With, &S.Cout 82 84 16 * 1 M. 100 Mtham&Dov 18 18 la 4 4 ec. 100 Do. 514.Ezten. Abp. c. 13 16 IL 100 London & North Wester 1224 111 15 1 1 1 84 lOO london&SouthWestern 84 88 M. ' 100 Man. She, & Lincolnahl 491 SO4 491 4 St. 1100 meiropoutan 123 120 ad 1234 24 id St. 100 Do. V.:tension, divl-1 dend Op. et. till hitt 107 109 1084 100 I all Metropolitan District — 10 4 Da do. do. 10 all Do. &St John's-Wood IL 100 Midland 1231 1214 1234 4 9 all Do. 89 Shane 1L 100 Do. Bien. & Darby 92 94 S 1 100 North itritlili 90. 100 Do. Edln ,Parth,Dund l6 18 at 100 N. Esatern—Barwick 1064 1064 105 4 II 1 1 1 64 E. Purr — M. 100 De. Leeds 86. 100 Do. York 9.1 100 96 86. i 100 I Do. Carlisle — M i all) Do. Mock.&Darting 1 364 364 80 ,00 Do. do., 180041 4 10 11 pm SL 190 'North London 110 6 Do. do, 1866 I 4 14 11l lOO I NorthStaffordahlro , 70 72 ad 24 IM 'lOO N. &8. Western Jane. 118 116 8L 1100 .Soottlsh Central 91 ,1000 Abropalaire Union 1 8t 'lOO ,South Devon 1 49 61 M. ,100 ;South faatern ' 094 004 60 1 1 8 1 M all StalnetWoldnallarnote 84 94 10 1 911. 1100 Taff Do. Vale i 16 3 4 5 180 —. 4 C ; pm St :11111 Waterford & &Skims, 1 —.— 10 1 8 I T/1011&00 & Whitehall —, . BILITIBIi POSSEIVIIONS. _1 Claim] &Yes. UPI 1100 1 67 W it nu 3 I es 72 en! 66 00 101, 104 101, 102; 106 107 21 22 23 80 62 64 U 65 al 42 Ili fe 105 106 1 1 pm , 1 pea I 06 100 131 14 14 14 93 96 36 N If 1;614' 100 101 91 93 96 88 E 1 NI 100 100 U U NI N N 100 N 06 ;t :erki COLONIAL 00VLINICENT STOOL& DrtilabColn. Op. 044872 Do. 1806 Can. Gov.. p. e., 1877-8/ Do. (Vont, Irob.&Avg. Do. Iwo& War. Do. iporal.hora Do. Spore,. los. Co o. Hopei rar.loTh d 0.1890.1900 Do do. 11180-90 Do. do. ISID-91 Do.lllp.allp.dOckleoo Osyloojtov. It 4 S. 41p.cd rio 6w 1878: 1.000.000 Do. 1872 d 0... 103000' Mauritius 6 per 02,1 873 200 t Do. 1878 260, Do. 1882 800, Do. 1886 166,1001 Natal. Om 6 per cent.. 186.060 New Branaoov.6perct. 3135,801 New um South Wale. (knr.. N 6 p. cent., to Ism 3671,800 Do. 6p. 6.1828 to 1893 850,0001 D0.5p.c.r,1967 to 1875 160,000 New Zeeland 6per teat. 4800,0001 Do. Spey cent. 500,000 0 1 De. 6 per cent. 1891 00 D0.d0.1601 unotDec 250.000 1 N0va Scotts 6 p. c., 1876 1,869,700 1 , Queensland Gor. 6 p. at. B.Anet Oov. I p.a. ,S 7-77 761,000 De. WM and overdo 860,000 Vlo.Oov.Op. e. Jaw Jed? 7.000,000 Do. Op. et Apetl&Oe IFORISIGN SAILWA SJJLWATS. kitttler . d r am p Belgian Juneg r On AA/m. 4 18,in) nt4 1 .1 Central Argentine Cog n° ictenalen Dnne bwr . put.* enlah Esti% of Fran r E :Zr e a Ce to tr" nr ( m Imperial Mexican (L Lanberwesernowits IL) ;NamLlege t _By the Doe p.c. Prt. !GM. gar Northern of Trance N. Rail. R. Ayres gl.p.e !Do. Deferred Norwegian Trunk Pref Ottoman (Smyrna Aida Paria,LymcandMedit. Paris and Orleans .. Bedfe & &Francis. (1 ) Royal Sardinian ,Royal Swedish Do. I per rent Sambre and Menge ; uw - 6ipercent Pei& Asa Paulo(L) g. 7 per et S.Atist.&Lont Vemett% rout — claiCa Peecu iSoutben3 of France.— Turin and Savona Wart Randers Do. le per cent. Fret Wasi & N. W. of Franca I.lllrB. - 25,000. 106,6661 1 10,000 1) 16,200: 16 22,0004 30,000 6 10,000' 10 100,400 1 16,000 1 $ 264001 60,001 IC,. 20 26,E U 15.0001 7,927 6 60,000 4 10,000 6 10,001 100,000 6 .12.1°,1)? 60 17D,00 - i m , 0 17 w 41 se io 43 33,003 10,003 1 10.000, 10 3.4 10 113 30, 1 73,000. 1 43.0001 So. I iSh i MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) 013 o'esoow. The markets for public securities present a very quiet appearance to-day, the amount of business being decidedly small. The fortnightly settlement, which has just commenced, shows a somewhat in creased supply of stock from the public, but the rates for continuing transactions to the next settle ment are light, owing to the abundance of money seeking employment in the Stock Exchange. Con sols have declined 4 per cent., and several of the Bri tish railway stocks to }. Great Western has fallen 1, upon unfavourable rumours with reference to the forthcoming half-yearly dividend. As regards foreign bonds, Greek, Spanish Passive, and the Committee's Certificates have given way. Banking, financial, and miscellaneous shares are without change of importance. The applications for discount are upon a mode rate scale, and the best three months' paper is freely taken at per cent. below the Bank rate. The charge for short loans in the Stock Exchange is 1 to 2 per cent. Consols are now quoted 90/ to 91 both for money and the account (March 7). Foreign stocks are flat, and a reduction of to per cent. has occurred in Spanish Passive, the Committee's Certificates, and Greek. Turkish of 1865 are also I lower. Turkish Bonds of 1865 are quoted 30i to / ; Greek, 1511 to 16 ; Spanish Passive, 221 to / ; ditto Certificates, 14i to ; Italian of 1861, 64 to / ; Mexican, 17} to I ; Russian Scrip, 21 to prem. ; Chili= Scrip, 2i to 2 dis. ; and Danubian Scrip, I dis. to par. United States 5-20 Bonds are unaltered, at 73/ to but Erie and Illinois Central railway shares have improved to per cent., being quoted 37 to /, and 77 to 1, respectively. Atlantic Cable shares are steady. Anglo-Ame rican are quoted 151 to a, and Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. Preference, 21 to 1. International Financial shares are quoted 21 to 21 dia. ; London Financial, 181 to 17} dis. ; General Credit, 2i to 2/ dis. ; Credit Fonder, 51 to I clis. ; National Discount, 8j to 1 prem., ex div.; and Hudson's Bay, 161 to 1. The obligations of the Dutch Indian Railway Company are quoted 1 to 1 prem., showing a de cline of I per cent. The applications yesterday for the 339,0001. of 4 per cent. guaranteed obligations of the Dutch Indian Railway Company were very numerous, and chiefly from bona tide investors, to whom this loan is especially adapted. It comes on the Lordon instead of the Dutch market, because, by means of a well-organised syndicate, the whole amount has been taken outright here in the first instance. Transactions occurred to some extent in the afternoon at 1 to If prem. The annexed memorandum is from the Com mittee of Greek Bondholders : Founder's•court, Lothbury, Feb. 25.—Rumours having of late been current of negotiations being in progress for the liquidation .4 the Greek debts of IS2I and 1b25, the Committee of Greek Bondholders think it right to state, for the information of the parties interested, that nothing of a strictly official character 68A yet reached them ou this subject. As soon as a proposal of a definite nature shall be officially made, the committee will consider it their duty to all a meeting of the bondholders to take the same into their consideration. About 15,000 sovereigns were withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for Alexandria. The arrivals of specie are upon a limited scale. The China, from Alexandria, has brought only 2,5191., and the Africa, from Boston, 1,380/. The shipments of gold from Melbourne to England, however, exhibit an increase, the total despatched during the month of January amounting to 498,0001. The sum sent to Point de Galle and India in the same peried was 168,0001. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,1411. over last year, and the London, Brighton, and South Coast an increase of 1,7831. The traffic return of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 2nd inst. shows a decrease of 4,289/. compared with the corres ponding period of 1866 ' • and that of the Great Western of Canada, for the week ending the Bth Feb., an increase of 1,1761. At the meeting yesterday of the British Colonial Steamship Company, the directors' report was adopted. It stated that a balance of profit has accrued on•the year's working, notwithstanding the serious depression in trade and the monetary dis turbance. The balance-sheet shows a surplus of 6,6341., out of which a dividend was declared of Ms. per share. It was also decided that a further sum of 2,3391. from the same source together with 1,6611. at credit of the forfeiture of shares account, making a total of 4,0001., shall be written off the value of the ships, leaving 7011. to be carried forward. The annual meeting of the Atlantic Telegraph Company is called for the 12th of March, " for the purpose of receiving a report from the directors and a statement of the company's account, for the election of directors and auditors, and upon the general business of the company." An extraordinary general meeting of the Crystal Palace Company is called for the 14th of March, to consider the proposed bill for enabling the com pany to raise 100,0001. by an issue of preferential capital. The half-yearly meeting of the Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin) Railway Company is called for the 29th of March, and will be made special, "for the pur pose of considering the financial position of the company, more especially in reference to the dis charge of the debentures (250,000/.) which fell due on Ist May, 1866." The liquidators of the Scinde, Punjaub, and Delhi Bank Corporation (Limited), Messrs. A. Young, A. F. Hewett, and J. H. Norman, have just issued a circular in which they state as follows : As liquidators of the above company, we have now to inform you that we have received the necessary powers from Calcutta, authorizing the cancellation of the contem plated arrangement with the National Bank of India (Limited). We have also to inform you that, in accord ance with the decision, given yesterday, by the Court of Chancery, the holders of the first and second issue, of shares, whereon the sum of 1041 per share has been paid. are entitled to have returned to them the sum of 5/. per share, in order to place them on an equality with the holders of shares of the third issue, whereon the sum of 5/. per share only has been paid. Although it is possible that an appeal may be made against this decision, we have determined to return immediately to the shareholders of the first and second issues the sum of (W. per share, and to the shareholders of the third issue, who have paid up their calls in full, the sum of 1/. per share. - Creditors of the Saloon Steam Packet Company (Limited) are required to send the particulars of their claims to Mr. William Turquand, the official liquidator, by the Ibth March, the 11th April having been appointed for adjudicating upon them. Messrs. Gibbons and Bishop, the liquidators of Frederick Symons and Co. (Limited), have ap pointed the Bth March to settle the list of con tributories. _ . A petition for the winding up of the Norwegian Copper Company (Limited) is to he heard before V ice-Chancellor Wood on the 2nd March. The directors of the Imperial Land Company of Marseilles (Limited) have issued a long report, in anticipation of the meeting called for the 28th inst. It describes at considerable length the position and proceedings of the company, and is marked by a strong hopeful tone, but many of the points have already been referred to in the report recently issued by the directors of the Credit Foncier of England. MONDAY EVINDMI. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 904 to 91 for the 7th of March, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 91 to k. For money the last price was likewise 91 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 904, 1, ; ditto, for ; account, 91, 1 , Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 4,:i, ; New Three per Cents., 90t, L 102 i.O Atlantic &St. Lawrence' IC Beta. Bar. &C. In. gsp.e. l 20 12 Do. l Shares 201 an i Buffa lo & Lyle Mune 14 rII Do. Preference 100 100 DalL,Drant. otOoduich 0 par m 1.187124 .. St, 100 Dal &S. Eastern sp. c.g. it. 110 G Cape 7'.& Dock 62.. c. 100 ' all Demerara,? .c . St 100 tad B eng al 20 ' 6 ' Do. do. 5 d 0... 811. 100 That Indian gm. 6 d 0... St 'lOO Ormad Trunk of Canada, --- D7C.F.qtdp.2L — B.oWit. 100 I all , Do. lat prat Bonds T 100 all ' Do. do. deferred . 100 all Do. Ind pref. Bonds. 100 all Da do. deferred WO W Do. Ord pref. Stock 100 an Do. do. deferred lee all 1 Do. tth pref. Stock 100 all Do. do. deferred it. 1100 Great Imam Penland' f) ell • Do. gun 6 per ant. Do. New do tai t. Do. New St. 100 'fit. B.of lmdla. 2. 6p. et it. 100 I Do. ti per mat St. , 2 Do. 201 all l ot western of CmaUcin Ni all Do. New 100 all . Do wi t. Bds. pay. 1 9 73 liol an Do do. do. 18774. i. I 1 chaltintad) St. 100 Adobes guar. sp. cent. 'lOO I Do. do. 41 de it. 'lOO I Do. do. N I do 20 ell I Do. Fifth Extension' 60 all Melb. and Hobeon's Bey' 100 I all I Do. 6p. ct., pay.l; 100 Fall I Do. 6p. et, pay. 1 it. 'lOO IN.Lof Caner c.lmtp.a it Selnde, gum. 6 per cent: it 100 Do. Delhi do. It 110 Do. do. do it 'lOO Do. ?unload) do. it. JO* Do. Was St llot. do. JOINT STOCK BANKS. BAscr. SOS 10 , =Bank (Lini., B 10, 60 60, 100 , Alliance Limited 100,0001 10 Anglo Austrian 6 6 /1 1 0 Anglo Irtlitlan (Lba 1 1 60. 3,0001 10 Al& Italian (Llmited ). ) 1 10,0001 60 , Australasia 12.100 20 /Waal BritisliColumblat 1 12,600 10 . Do. New, issued 2 pin , 10, 26 ' Bank of Egypt IS, 20 Bank of Otago (Limited) 20, 10 ilanicolViotoria,Aunral GO, 10 Bank of New Zealand 20, 60 j British&Callforulanil ) 16, 10 British N. America .. 60, 20 IC. Bk. ludia, Ans., Cklna 10, IS Ckart. Mar. of India, de 10,000 10 ; Clip 10, 100 IColosial 160, 10 ' Consolidated Bank (L ) 60,... 10 Do. do. New 10,000 60 Delhi and London ,L.) 10.000 60 East London (Limited) 10,000 i 10 Eastern Exchance(lAin.) WOW 10 Ingtisb and American . 10,000/ 10 Ban.Bankß.deJaneiroL 20,006 10 ling.floot.d Anal. Maid 10,000 , 60 English malSweaUah (L.) 10,000,100 Imperial Bank (Limited', 102,000. 61 Imperial Ottoman 6,000 16 lonian 11,000 16 I Do. New 100,0001 10 land Mort. Bk. India(L) 11000001,100 D0.6¢c.Deb.,1066,30yrs 10,000' 60 Lon.Mr.ofllenco.R.c.(L) 12,00d100 London and Brazilian OW SO 6,0001100 10,0001 46 000 16 1 1 0,000 1 10 47,400 60 77:000 60 WOWS 10 10,0001100 4,004 10 60,000.100 10,400100 4,000 100 60.000 1 SO SO,OOOl 10 6,000;100 10,0001 6 60,004100 10,000 1 100 0 0: 0 0 SO W 65 ,, 10 60,000, 10 110,01101 10 110, 000, 16 17,210 1 10 111,000100 i1:100P 61 1 17,0611100 10,000,100 60,0001 II io;ooeilos n.osei tie Loodon&ltivernste(L) Do. New, I. at lips I Do. do. do Lon. Ch. Bank of Arita London and County Loudon Joint Stock Loudon & Youth Ahican lon. & Western (Lim! Loudon t Venezuela( L Loudon & Westminster. Merchant Bank (Lira) . Do. New Mercantile&Excium(L Metropolitan (limited; Yid/sod Bank (Lived) Natlooal or Australiuda National of Liverpool N. Pro. of Fmgland Do. end et .rd Issue National Bank New Smith Wales I North Western Oneida' Bank Corpora Peoria BankineCorp.(l) Provinc. et Ireland I Do. do. New I Booth Australia Stand. of a & Africa Do. do. me. at 6 psi triOn of AmtraW : I taw, of is (Li I Oaks of London 8 . 7. 1 7_i Se N 11 14 J I 4 n RI 4 S ST 39 7 9 Se 1 48 50 17 IS N . 41_ ff 0 11 10 0 4 47 48 10 8 46 60 FOREIGN ORLIOATII Senwerl j aii 4 all o.Laxambourgs p. oral. II all I Do. 100 all ar= . and Mutants' 100 aU and Fribourg 100 Manna and nabsnUM 100 all , Do. Second Lae 20 lall ,North of Francs 3 p ct 10 all I Do (late Chart 31p, ct 100 all Ottoman (Smyrna, &e ! II I Do. do. laved at 72' 20 IParlol.7cska No 3 1t.ct 100 011 .Rocat & & P. (Paw) I: 4 all al Swedish 6p. ct 100 'all La Druid. 7 p. ct el g as. &Lom-Ven.3p.c. 100 th Nast of Port. 7p. c. 10 tbarnof Franc:B3o.c. is in Italian. 3 pm ct. 10 all IW.*N. W.of Fra.3p. c. SI 4 17 18 87 89 88 101 87 90 12} 121 55 65 I Saks. 12 12 W . ►t id ia i SS . 811 14 6 6 .1 llk No. 111 h. I rooms. ___ IPdI CL pnona. 1 Saks. 5.011.61 N r St. od aud Weft India .4100 1 21 ISO tom. uoi Sa London AgSt. HAMAD. 400 tO of 1,002,500,100 po. Bob. St. 4p. aunt a l l 900,11/111 St. Southampton 100 —.. 10040711 as. Bum Common:la —lOO ...• 1 Angio•AmericsnTeL (I.) all iAngio..Mexican KW all . Atlantic Telegraph OO Da 8 w cent. 101 t t ria a.h lian Tea IMatesL 6 Der Waterworks (L) all Do. New 1 Boickow Vaughan (L) 211 ~Bombay Os. (Limited) aD . , Do New 3 British American Lead 44 . 'B. &1. Mag. TeL (L) lOO , 'British Shipowners 1 Canada Company .Canadian Loan& Inv(L) 111 , ,Osyloo Company a 10 I I Ditto •lirss 1 ChinalitShip&LCoalL n City Discount, Limited. 8 CityoLotolonit. Pro. ( MI L ) 8 CR, of Milan Impen.(L) 10 1 l'o• I Clty of MoacorrOm (L) all Clity Mime (Lila.) to Colonial (Limited) Do. 'Commercial Union)ins 6 Van. of AfricanMer.(L 3 .Continental Un.Chts ;L 15 lOop.M.ing..Prefle p.c. all C. lona of Ingland (L) li 1 Do.ol Mauritius (L) lO CriPalace ... lOO Preterenos De. 6 .et Perp. Deb OO Dar) (Limited) II7 ;Diemen I; 36 11. 11alier2 ladlallen& Amal C a I7A . ,L ] ! 10 L. India Imi & tall 161 Zbliw Vale ts &Tr&CL ) 7 a TeltePoPh:: , • • 100 Ing.&Aus.Copper (usal Se and Foreign Credit Ti .&Seottlehliarin4L 8 I Pore-et (W " arr erth konsio .) 1! iLnomit. ,Gellivara (Limited) . Credit & MAI ) 71 Steam H 4; Colot a jt al t a ( ) at hiongiCW_China Gee al Ini.landCaarseGles L 10 Indian Carrying (Lim.) I! Internal. Pluan.Soc.(L. I .1 ,Intemat.Land Crodit(L) 6 . Italian Land. a Italian Inig. (Can.Cay.` all ! Do. 6p. 18;6 all 'Lad Secu ri tise Tr eLim.) ng II Lond.Africanadi Loa. & Cad 10 a'. M. (L) 6 Lon.CounlyLand&B.(L) 1 Load. DiatrictTeleg.(L 1 all !Load. Moan. Aseo. (L), 26 'Land. G. OmnibusC.(L 4, all !Lond.&olseg. to Co. (Ll M Loud. Provincial Marine 1 Madras krises. & Canal. lOp. ct.g.bylndianGor. all Marine Investment (1...). 01 MainitinsLand, &c. (L.) 1 Medit. Erten. TeL (L all Merchant Shipping ( L.). 20 'unman F. IA epockg.lloo IMillwalllroaWorks. INsial Land &CeLC. (1..) li ,National Dis. Com. (L.'.' I , Do.New,iss. fm.lltobepd SI i National Pro,. Marine( L 21 National Steam Nov. (L , 80 Narbuddaooal&lrottil. ) 6 Do. New NewCousolidat.D4.(l.l If New Quebrada. Limited 3.68 N.ZeaMnd L. &M. Ai. , 1.1 11 N.realand T.& Loan (L) li Northern AssataTaaao 3 ' Do. B I N.ll4a.Amlralislaa (LIMO N.BAL&Mircan.ln.(L 61 Ocean Merin* angora. 6 , OrleotalFinanetal(Llin. 11 Orisntalthm;Limited) all Do. New i Driest. Inland ilimas(l ) all Otago It fithland Invest 1 Ottoman Gas (Waited all Panama 11.1 L eimm(l.) all Do,. do. reentry. Land& Yin. (L )300 Peninsular & o.Btessa all lei I 3 1 i zd _d 191 id 113 Do. do. lihymney Iron I Do. New uld..d Itto o l i Citl r to o pr . o . v. ( a ), yal Mall Stood Antra loved. (L 1 Pisan. &lade (L ). . African M. d In. (L) uthAnstrallon Load bourine Telegraph Do Scrip Tel.Constane.&ll•lnfL)i Do. Do II If 2 Mil lig Thedies&reney lo troinrll f il 21 1 z Trest&Ageney of Ansi I i I d L Co. of IL S l bw lin.YR ri Co . of usu.. r g i gig United K. Tees. Co . (L all I li Univers. Marine Ins L 611 id Van Dlaassn'a Lod (L )1 l all o II II I Nliorogol isipt4Mot.X.i Warrant Mama (1.120 176 72; 1 10 7 Ile 2,466/idlgthiablollt.(L ID 6 4 Sled •-• r..::', 5 7-M $e ar 65 67 6567 ii IS 7 8 66 11 11 ti H 6 101 113 518 7 6 51 SI 01 M 00. 76, 6 3 die Mt oidk 17 18 36 zd IL 94a. 2 4pm —• 11 014114 1 -... II It 3 2 11 1 00 33 10 111 10 1 11 6 271 Se 4,. 3 2 41 1 6 7 1 2 1 !pa n 23 63 111 xd 6 1 1 4 31id 43 44 143 1 131 141 2 1 du :di 11 10 414 94 96 Ihe 16 1 1 9 die • 7d4 11 :1410 1 2ma 014 11 a - o.t a a 44 I P4r 411 ai Was 83 116 I Cladng lONS. _24 1 . 21-4 . - Ekel 686,908 100,000 91 W. Lit tt 101_ 102' 24 1 22 1 109 104 101 102 98 100 2 11 221 I9 n 1 ? 26 16 9 8 Ws ti 2 Apail 121 "1 lb IS 111 14 6 18 - le . 6EI cletwar, Si Si ST 119 86 4 WI 9 111 1 I i i n t 1 22 & 2 4 1 6_ 1 10HTION KINKS. i Pd. i el. MINN. amino' Limited) Anglo-Braz.Ookl(Lint ) Australian Cone Conner (Limited) CannLally.: (Limited) Chentaleso.&B.3l.in.,L, Conlin° (Linked) I Don Pedro, N. Del Rey' Rut Del Rey (Limited)! Fortuna (Limited) frond no Bolivia/old General Kannada (Limited) Linares (Limited) Ludtardan (Limited,— Pantildllo Copper (L) Pastan= Gold (Urn.) PontiribauditUverLead ;Port Phillip Roysl Cohn Conner fieettish Austral .(1.1.m ) Re John del ReLr d int ) ;United Mexican Lim 1 !VelAnligorla iVallaememOoldfLimi Nancouver Coal (Lim. 'Val Saes= 'Limited, Wuhoe Gold (Unified) .Worthing (Limited) Yorke Peninsula /Um ) iYudanaanntans (Lis ) 001IPAllift : 6 all all all all . Par /Pal l‘peri dill dL, 1 20 Pal VOL 1 2 19 11 I I ldl i 21 1 I 1 0 die II 7 . s_ I -I -i I i 6Y 64 prism. I dale& 18 1 1,3 1 l 3l 1 1 15 12 17 21 29 47 661 - 31 1 17 Par 19 xdi - id 11 a tt i - II 6Ms Ma 1 12 2 - id 14 14pm xd -ad / 11 IMs - 1 ag - 2t 14 -. I 11 1 -. I par 1 p -. e die i 10 - Ili Id l xd - 8 6 - ... 164 171 17 111 11} - 9 7 - 1 1 041. 4 / 3 1 1 Pis &Paz - 1 4 dls - t le - El 6 1 ff 4 3 dim 44 27 22 - 102 105 - 10t 102 - 11 6 1114 •-• 124 11011. -- 7 6 414 -- 8 7 die - 44 24 12 lb} 11 • -• e . -. 129 is 4 2d 4 1 1 dl. 8 441. -. 4 °Kiti - 131 id we ; Annuities, 1885, 13 ; Bank Stock, 252 8 , 4 ; India stock, 2148 ; ditto Five per Cent. 1071, 1, 7 ; ditto Certificates, 94 ; ditto Bonds , 34a. P r r n :. . . . Indian government securities were steady. Exchequer Das were quoted the same as on Saturday. The foreign stock market was dull, but, with the exception of Chilim scrip, which fell per cent., the reduction it: prices did not exceed to 4, and was confined to Greek Coupons, Italian of 1861, /Spanish Passive, the Committee's Certificatea, Mexican, and Turkish of 1865. Turkish of 1868 improved ; ditto of 1862,} ; and Russian scrip, ;. Danubian Loan scrip closed at i die. to par. The shar.a of the financial companies were more offered. Credit Foncier of England declimd 2s. 6d. to Ga.,. and International and Gem.ral Credit, 2s. 6d. Prices closed as follows : International Financial, 2; to die. ; General Credit, 2 11-16 to 9-16 dial ; London Financial, 14 to 17 i dis. : and Credit Foncier of Eng Lind, 5 9-16 to ;-16 dis. _ _ _ Anglo- A .•: ican Telegraph shares d ecl ined 2s. Gd., viz., to Li i.ii, to 7-lti ; but Atlantic Telegraph 8 per Cent. Preference, and Telegraph Construc tion, showed no variation of importance, at and 2 to 241i5., respectively. Hudson's Bay shares closed at 16/ to ; Na tional Discount, at 84 to I prem. ; ditto New, at 3/ to it prem. : and (loners! Ottoman, at par to 1 prem. Miscellaneous shares were steady. The variations comprised a rise in Ceylon (A), City of London Rea! Property, and London and Glasgow Engineering, and a reduction in National Steam, Peninsular and 4)riental Steam, and Thames and Mersey lnsur.:::ce. The closing price of Anglo- Mexican Mint shares on Saturday was 16 to 14;, and not 17 to 19 as incorrectly reported in the official list. MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Ow. o'CLocm. The mining market is firm to-day and prices are rather liigiwr in some casus. Prince of Wales and Prosper United shares are in chief request; the former are North 365. 6d. to 38s. 6d., and the latter 3;:, , to North Crafty are called ; Great Retallack, 3} to ; East Lovell, . to 10 ; Great Vor, 16 to 17 ; Wheal Seton, 106 to 110 ; West Chiverton, :•9 to 61 ; Chivertou, 71 to ; and Chivertou Moor, 62 to Petitions f4T the winding up of the West Rse warne Minim! Company and The Great Wheal For- Warne Mining Company are to be heard before the Vice•Wardc: of the Stannaries at Truro on the 2nd of March. From Prince of Wales Mine (Feb. 23) the agent writes: -- To-day being our wiling and pay, the following bar gains were pet. The 55 east, to drive by six men, scent 2 fathoms, at 10/. per fathom. The north part of the lode. which we are carrying, is 4 feet wide, worth 35/. per fathom. The west, to drive by four men, stent 1 fathom, 15/. ; lode feet wide, worth 501. per fathom. The 45 west, to cut the lode by four men, dent I fathom, or cut it through, W. per fathom. A wince in the 45 east, by four men, stent 3 fathoms, Gt. per fathom ; lode 2 e I ft-et wide, worth 407. per fathom. The 45 east, to form men. dent 4 fathoms, at 41. per fathom ; lode 31 feet wide, worth 45/. per fathom. Store in back of 45 east, by six men, *tent the month, 21. ; lode 21 feet wide, worth 20/. per fathom. The 35 east, to two men, dent 1 fathom, 6/. We :ire getting on well with the dressing, and hope to exceed the promised quantity, 100 tons, for the March samp:ing. The mine altogether is looking splendid, and daily improving." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (ST ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) errrro:c.—Th^ market continues extremely dull and Lk Sales about 6,000 bales. CORN. —The mar!,:et fairly attended, quite a retail busi ness in wheat and dour, at barely Friday's rates. Beams 6.1. per quarter cheaper. Barley in steady dematd. Oats and oatmeal slow demand. Indian corn sells lower. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SIWAR.—The market has opened veryquietly,ithdprioto have s declining tendency, but at present no milts of sufficient importance hate been effected to test the market. Rs-fined has been sold at a further slight de cline. Brown lumps, 425. 9.1. COFFEE.—Blitlltted• is doing in both plantation and native Ceylon :I: full prices, including a parcel of bold native in cii.lcs 70s. TEA. —The sales of Indian teas are progressing; steadily at full current rates. Privately the mirket is extremely quiet. Rum.—.l4 puncheona of hir Jamaica sold at 2s. 10d. RICE AM S %I.T7ETRE. —NO sales reported. Pr *:ENT.). —A small parcel sold at 21. to 2;OL Corr IN.—The sales are confined to small parcels, at previous rates. HEMP.--St. Petersburg clean quiet, at 31'. to 321. Manilla sold for arrival at 4:4. TALLOW MARKET.—(rms DAY.) The market is quiet, at the following prices:—Town tallow, 451. n ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 425. tad ; March, 42e. lid. to 42a. 9d. ; April to June, 425. taL ; October to December, 43a. Cal. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET. -(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade at fol lowing prices, viz.:—Prime clover, front 100,. to HOB. ; inferior ditto, SON. to ..r2s. 6d. - prime seoond cut clover. 904. to 9Zia. • inferior ditto, 50s. to 70s. ; prime meadow hay, 75a. to . 83s. ; inferior ditto, 555. to 66e.; straw, 44a. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LITZI2OOI, VEIL 25.—Ilabla today: Great Eastern, 311 1— Great Western, 431—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1261 en dlr.— Loudon and Norton Western, Itn 3 21—Manchester, !dietSeld, and lincolnsFirc. I—Nildland 1241—North British, 321- South Ea stern, 69: 1 I—Great We stern of Canada, 131-rafted State, NV. leltd. :41 - %lei-. Mlle and Ezchange Bank limited,. s lusuranor Limited'. 13-16 13-16 d.—National Steam Limited . 16 9-16 .I.—West India and Pacific steam, .1. MARCIIISTER, Pte. 25.—The market was 'Wady with a go al business, An4lu.Ata, dean Telegraph I.calted I:o,—Atlautiss Telograph prefersce percent.,.!--Consolidated Baulk Limited). 1216 p{.--District licnk, li p —Eden, 37}—Grent Fgatern, 31— Great Lnzeinnourg. II 1:.16--lined Trunk of Canada. 211 — Great Western. cl—Lannuthireand Yorkshire, lani—Loiado• and North Westcru..l22l-11auchenter. and an shire, sol—Ditto s;•- pref , .-16—Ifetrup, , lataii, 131; land, 124—Ditto New per cent. CouvirtPie, I4s ad. p.— South &igen% CO: I—Thaines and Mersey Marine Insurance ;limited. 31 p.—North B, 152. hi IIIIN.:11A V. FE Rsilymy Consertil.l.! 2%, lac cent.. at 11.10 premium. Closing • prisms (a n al, SU to w; Warwick :sod Dindug_ ham Canal, 4s. '.4 .rem and PArmlnwhnno c 3•131. 11l to 13; Birmingham F 'Luanda! Limited - . LI to 1! .11s.. 11Cliand Financial Llooitei . to 11 Metropolitan hallway Carriage and Wasou . third issue, / W . dis. ; Railway CarrLiim and Wagon Lindted cildbury, Ito lj pm.. and %Itults's !ILIA Limited., 11 to t; di; The inarri.i.gii of Don Carlos of Spain with the Princess Marguerite of Parma took place on the 4th inst., in the chapel of the palace of FrohadortY. The young princess was led to tae altar by the Count and Countess of Chambord. Accompanying the Spanish prince were his mother, his brother. and the Duke and Duchess of Modena. The benediction was pronounced by the Nuncio of the Holy See in Austria, who also made a speech. The American House of Representatives has re fused a vote on the Tariff Bill. A committee ha. been ap pointed fora conferen.m on the subject, which puts an end to the measure. A MtIRDER FOR TWELVE-AND-81XPENCE.—The Court of AtlliZeN of Blois has just been engaged in the trial of a young girl named Celestine Mulot, aged ld only, for a murder committed under circumstances of the most bar barons deliberation. An old woman named petite, who hawked small mercer, - wares about the country, called on the 24th November last on the father of the accused to obtain payment of a sum of lf. hOc. doe to her. The money wis pail by the young girl who, when the old woman opened her portemonnide to receive the sum, per ceived in it three gold pieces of M. each. The girl appear' . to have then immediately formed the project at murdering and robbing the hawker, and at once de clared that she would accompany her, to show her a short way across the country. The girl took with her a billhook ' under the pretence of cutting some small fire wood on her way. Celestine Mulot appeared in the even ing in the houses of several neighbours, without betraying the least emotion, and even displayed openly the three gold pieces she had now in her possession. The body at the woman was found in an unfrequented place twelve days after, the back of the skull beaten in with some heavy instrument. A part of the face bad also in the meantime been devoured by birds of prev. As the accused was the last person with whom the old woman had been seen alive, a search at the father's house was :aide, and led to the discovery of the billhook, still stained with blood, and the portemonnaie. The girl then confessed the mime, but added that her intention had been only to recover the money she had paid to the woman. 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