The Express. — London, England, 1862-02-26 00:00:00

I • I ri ‘ "4,4 t t.:.1 6da• kt . asai e the I the the eter• ••Ir, 414 her be who of tbo glomi 1,., 66 PUT -RS • VA/ M !roil tu. , tt ,~ ~ t,. A! W she odd uu:ogt io the co the wee rei ik R. .1400, srner, e,l .0 horns& 4tAw- I ut b.% erken- eras, bag bi *Will pc the NO 11 60 OP I. Nod ▪ ki g Or' tra iis ar IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. lIOtSE OF OOMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) The SPEAKER took t►e choir at LI o'clock. rmyxre BUSINESS. several railway .;d .„4., ~1;;;;; bills were alre•eed • stage. --- -- ------- PUBLIC BUBLNIM. Loral A. PACET preasolod • pension from the Saw bitaats of this city of LescerAm, praysag for • large redrlfs• in the duty oo Bre insurance& BEtiISTRATION OP BIRTHS. DEATHS, AND MAI:- IMAGES BILL (IRELAND). In answer to Mt. Ilaanossy, .Sir G. G KEY stated that the above bill h•d sot s yet been printed. N HIPPI\I: BILL On the order for the mooed wading. the G. GREY opposed the bill oe the ground that be thought it would be exceedingly inexpedient to take away altofether the power of inflietieg corporal punish. meld for repeated arts of insuborilinatioo in gaol. The bon hieinher fir Sheffield hail, however, done well in bein.zont the mania under notice. and would find it Rhombi not be ne4lectol if he left it in the hands of the Secretary of state. With respect to the seem' part. lie would remind the honourable member that in the Vrimioal 13tfentlers %ct of last 14, ,, i0t1 the num ber of strokes to be inflicted. and the instrument to be used, was enleved to be specified in the sentence. This, however, referryil only to adults, and he had no objection to retain so much of tl.e him. member's hill ns extended that pios ision to juvenile offenders. Perhaps the best way would be to withdraw the present bill, sod introduce a men. imre with that specific purpose. 33r. 11.11011.:L1t was willing to adopt the suggestion of the ri4lit hon. baronet. He would, however, remark d whilst in .2 counties of England and Wales no was iuthaell by order of the visiting justices, it .11.. bester the iloggini A w n i xot ersormons. (Hear, hear.) was also the caw in During three years it the return I,l' boys hail been , e• d hi glares, some receiving 148 stroke' for steaft as In WAcen,l.l, which WAGS pies withaporaisikevery t.. the. of Mon heater, there was not a 'Wee case et f: .„t11,4. Su it punishments were inconsistent with the .pmt of en age in which we had 350,000 Sunday-school teacher, teaching 3.01110.001) of children, and, as be wee The to without a single stroke of the cat. (Heir.) The prictice o f flogging was adopted not against the rich but against the poor. Mt S. F.STCI 11 ItT was glad the hoe. member had adopted the ,uggesstion of the Horne Secretary, but wished he had refrained from his speech. Ho (Mr. Estrourt) thought that in. idious distinctions between rich and poor should be avoided. After a short discussion, . . Mr. IIF:N LEY ex 1 his satisfaction that this matter I. id :it last attracted the attention of her Majesty's 10,01111- meet. When be looked over those returns be wee horrified •,.e the punishments' indicted on children of Wader years. If such things wens allowed to go on, that which under ;.roper regulations might be a salutary: mew of punish ment was likely to degenerate into mushy and tyranny. (Hear, hoar.) It never could be esoresary for the ends of justice to have children two or three yarn old punished aith the rat. Sir F. SMITH said that, from ten years' experience in th...irroy. be could say that dogging was a most unnecessary ponishment. These return. discloeed a most homble state .1 things, and required the immediate interferenoe of the ore. Sir Ft. LEInITTON wished, as a visiting justice to disabuse the public mind as to the statement that had be= made by the promoters of this hill. It had been stated that a flop was thr,, , ged for stealing an orange. The fact ICI. that the boy in question was whipped for his previous Lad character. ('' Oh, ob.") Mr. BLACK thought that when flogging was adminis terra there should be no imprisonment, which only trans formed the chihlren into gaol birds. Mr. HENNESSY recommended the bringing in of a bat for the total abolition of dogging in schools or prisons. Mr. lII'S T thmight that the case of a child of " three years old in the returns Inuit be a misprint. He hoped the Sivretari , of State would cause in lorries to be made SS 10 the fact. He was happy to say that in the county which Le represented not a single case of fLyging was set down. Mr. BRISCOE thanked his bon, friend for having hrougbt this sulect before the house. As amagnitrate of hi yean' experience he objected to caporal pan' t, se bring brutal and unnecessary. Bill, by leave, withdrawn. DIETROVOLIS LOCAL NANACEMICNT ACM ___ AMENDMENT BILL __ __ _ _ Yr. UTE varavaitixTeaio;drciiiiog e 4 this bill,wbiels he stated was idestival with the bill of last seamen. _ _ Mr. Clt.tWFt iltD said that the bill seriously affected the interesta his constituency. and urged that the next stage should ho deferred to 3 distant day, In order that the provisions 1111411 i be thiiroaghle investigated. Mr. L 4 WICK opposed the bill, and wu glad to find he had an ally to the repos:tentative of the city of London. Ile believed, however, that he owed his 11011. friend's su port to the (Act that a feud had sprung up betwor the rite .4 Lenshin soil the R.wnl of Works. The bitter Navin( dinned the right of marking all the pa widen in the Qh, a enretemeree h.od anion there, and, sea cousequence, the pummel attendee( his has. friend. It had been proved be fore • pseudo*, of that house that the constitution of the Mirtropolitaa Mani of Works required amendment. The eyeliner was stemilr in favour of direct election. Mr. oW thought that the bill having been fully inuetiptal us committee there was no group.' for further delay. He denied that there was any quarrel between the Metropolitan Hoerl sod the City authorities. Sir J. SUELLEN' said be intended to propose a clause autk e ee.j eg the various localities to tax thereeelves for local improvements in which the inhabitants oleos were interested. He Airmailed the paetpimerneat of the secood reading. Mr. AV KTON believed that the result of the seat system of electioo hel canoed general d meet. It was his intention to propose another mede of rtection more io IlrefitliatNli with the reeoranseedatteee d the committee, and ►n iocrease of the number dad powers of the !mull, with a view b. the formation of 'O rient executive committee., resembling those whisk had worked so well in the city of London. Mr. Ci IX thought the hill should he referred to a Wool committee. Sir GREY inprerted the ',mod reading. The bin meatball read a mooed time. CONVF.V.‘NCE VOTEIN BILL Os the motioo for the sewed raiding of this bill, if,. CAVE noised its rejection ea the ground that prac tically it mould dislinehies any seastituseeks. [Left minis.] WAKEFIELD ELECTION. NOMINATION.—(THLB 'DAV.) (sr gut-raw TELMILUIII.) WAKKPIELD, Wrnszaa.ty. The aonlioatigia took Ow this morning at the Con Eaebooge from 4,0110 to 6,000 persons were present. Kr. John Elsa nominated Kr J. C. D. Hay (conserva tive), and Mr. T. K. Carter seconded him. Mr. R. J. Mackie propoesd and Kr. einsprou eacceded the liberal candidate, Mr. It. Smethurst. The show of bands WAR decidedly in favour of Mr. Smethurst by about 2 to I. Mr. Bari deinsul a 1.011 for Sir .1. C. D. Hay. There was nu demonstration, and the assembly quietly dispersed. GLOUCESTER ELECTION. POLLING.—(THIS DAY.) (sir =critic ?neon 4rti.) GLOUCINTER, Wr =MOAT. TEC O'CLOCII. B .rkeley 1,ilowal) Powell ( Libon4ll) Putter (Cuewmtiett) ninome o'cLoar Berkeley Powell Putter .. Zl4 .. 20'.0 .. 4..44 443 Ilerkeky Powell Putter .. 634 .. 583 FL.OO34:ING tr VIE NAVY. —A parliamentary re turn issued meday gives the following particulars relative to trees of dogging in the navy in the year 1t460. Total number of corporal punishment., NI ; halms indicted, 26,201 ; number liable to corporal punishment, 55,379 ; lashes inflicted by erotism of court., m.irtial, 1,511; highest number of lashes ; lowest number, 6. rot'Xic MEX's CHRIVTILN Agt4OCIATION. —The rth animal meeting of the members of this AMOCi&- uon wan beta evening at ; the EMI of Shaftesbury in the chair. The area and galleries of the large loin were densely crowded, and the platform was flilisl to several of the principal and in fluesual clergymen and dissipating ministers in the mete:p -i...11A. The meeting having been tpeaed with prayer, the W.., tart' read • report detailing the progress of the 1,1•0611. and the many and ioesticnable benefits it h.adonoferred the young men of Loadou. After the report had been nark the noble chairman rise and addressed the meeting, expressing the greet pleasure be felt at presiding over such a magnificent meeting of the young men--the Christie. souk; m e n- of London. After expatiating at coosidemble ' , math upon the advantageaad ashlars of the sasociation, he called the latent mu of WI sesiptiog to the late bereave• no at of her Majesty by the Ingot the Prince enosortorben h. highly v 1141.411 rind held op us model which the yam Lie of toglaiiil would do well to imitate. The meeting was afterwards &dimmed by RI, Morton Petri, the Revs. N't'..encll Rummy, Mr. Hoek Mr. Arthur, Joshua Herring. too, and several other gestim;ass and maisistme. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE lIIT ELM= InialAPIL) LINCOLN MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) TRIAL STAKE& BROCKLESBY STAKES About lalf-siraile, First Attempt, Strawberry HA flirt &map, Itodinsewt, Douche, Jack's Alive, Viodiekk Mansion, f by the Sower, f by Fallow Buck, Jentarea, Princess Louisa, Rowena, Avenger, and Livingstone are here. CITY HANDICAP. One mile. Walkiagtoo, Flsali.iu.this.raa, Willis Wright, Water. sprite, Esther, Dora, Ducat, Bryn Owya, Ateula, Caratrix f, Fairy Seat, Rosedale, sail Curets are here. GRAND STEEPLECHASE Four miles. Willoughby. linhallorr Red Robb, RaWiiie;, Cherry Chap, Pineapple, Oorieerew, Liokboy, Crone. Sweet William, Emperor, Citepaw, Canteen, Nally, and Fireaway are here. The ground is in good order. FATAL LOVERS' QUARREL... 7. A SUICIDE AND THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 96, 1562. it In MORE IN ANTICIDZS Throe inqueats were but night taken by Mr. G. S. Brent, at the Elephant and °itle, King's-read, Camden.town, terminating at a very late boor, the first, on the body of Clara Metcalfe, aged 21, who was found drowned ; the others, on the bodies of two newly-born murdered children. In the case of the young woman, who, it appeared, was staying with her sister in Winchester-place, hentish.town, a quarrel had ensued between herself and her sweet heart, and on Wednesday evening last they returned each other's portrait. The sister then persuaded the deceased, who Wll-1 much affected, to take a short walk, sad herself and the young man left the house together. The latter, however, suddenly missed her, and after a fruition march had to return home. Two gentlemen, who had been sapping near Highgate, about midnight passed through Dart. mooth•fielde, ken tish.town,and on some raffia gs,erected round a pond which originally was dug for the foundation of a house, they saw a woman's cloak and bonnet hanging. The police nabsequently dragged the pond and found the body of the asaimied, with her returned portrait in her pocket. De ream& had never threatened suicide. Verdict-- , ' Sateen. ties from drowning, but bow the deceased came into the water was unknown." The next aae was on the body of a newly-born naked female child, which was found by Mark Collins, an employe in the Great Northern Railway, in the waters of the canal which flows under the goods station of the above line. The throat was cut, dividing the large yawls, and the cord was severed close to tho abdomen. The child had lived and breathed, and death was caused by loss of blood from the wound in the neck. Verdict—" Wilful murder agaiest some person or persons unknown." The third case was on the body of a male child a day or two old, sod which was found in the giuden of 49, Rises-road, Camden-town, yestenlay (Tuesday) morning. It was sown op in flannel and encased in brown viper. It had received no attention, though it had fully lived and breathed, and there were evi dent and satisfactory marks of suffocation by pressure on the neck. Verdict—" Wilful munler against some person or persona unknown." METROPOLITAN RAILWAY COMPANY. (THIS LAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of the Metropolitan Railway was held this afternoon at the Lon don Tavern. Mr. W. A. WILKINdON, the chairman of the company, presided- The report, which has already been published, was taken rread. The CgammAN, in moving the adoption of the report, said the engineer's report stated that the works were ap iching completion. Ho hoped the difficulties were drawing to a close. The great obstacle they had had to contend with had been want of faith on the part of the public. They had in consequence been obliged to borrow mosey at 6 per rent. Public faith was growing, however, and just at the time when they had lees need of it. The question now was, what would be the result of the undertaking? Tee original prospectus promised three thine. It hail promised—First, that the coat of the hue would not exceed 1,200,0001. ; es orally, that the carriages would be specious, and that the steam would be generated from heated water, and that there should be no annoyance from smoke, he. ; and, thirdly, that there would be a return of 15 per cent. on the capital. Two of these results had been secured and he had reason foe hoping that the pecuniary results would be satisfactory. He then alluded to the working agreement which had been entered into with the Great Weston', and mid it would be beneficial to the company. He then referred to various lime which were likely to be feeders to the Yetropolitan, and said that instead of the line not get ting enough trafilc, their difficulty would be to get *depilate means for carrying it. After some further remarks, he concluded by moving the adoption of the report. The motion, after some discussion, wen adopted, sod the meeting closed with the ordinary vote of Yeas to the chairman. WEATHER Barowr.—orna DAT.) WEDOCISAT. 711111211A1T IN 111 L. P. 1 r , lama 31.10 I 131 ISt KILL I •I — i was as, N a s • at Cu' I taera sassin,a• ILL 1I• r 1 51116.Y[ N.N,6i 1 M Kit sis e $ A wassaill 3534 W 12.2. . 3 • rearma.— 38.61 35 IST T 1 ; b 1 4141. war SON 141 i 34 I. T I • 1104121. 44.33 2. 54 — $ seasontorse. WU lIS j Z. Ir 4 ID WWWWW 51 I W. 4 11 • LfTLYO4I4 1&46 1111 I SO W s s s . 11.41 144 66 RSA 6 1 6 • 2 tria m ir rr° u l 7 l saa: sax sI s • 4 Vasmorri 34.43 iN' SI L T 7 r T CONDOS. /12.33;33 .26 NA 6 1 11 • - Dorn KIS LI& 3 6 • 7 forawsonli WAS ST SI I. 3 6 • rn1.11.410 SOUS 34 34 I 6. 2 • 6 Ilmitoars 341 27 1.71.2 6' Y e 4 rINZAIIVE 43 41 I. 6 6 0 I /sown& TICILSDAY. PIPMUT. C. Rrialn . .-6. re N. and S.W., W. to N. sad L, oraderate. moderate. truland, -As wit above, flee. tv.vor.d.—E.S.L to N., mode rat., Rae. N.N.W. to L, moderate. N. to L. and B.E, moderate, fine. Al mart above, fresh :to mode- S. England.—S. F. to AL, ?S.E. to 5.6, fresh to moderate. he'll to moderate, ON. Li';;.;CZ:i.N.L to 6.c, ILIRLANATION. B.—Ruarneter corrected and reduced to 32.,. level . each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causius shout oue.nunureina of an loch diminution : slut cash lo deg , %hire 32 deg., causing nearly three.htublre•lths increase. E.—Ezposed thermometer In shade. —l.l. , ,steited bulb (for evaporation and dew point,. lb—lilmtiou 1.1 wind 3rtie—two points Left of mag netic . Ito Ig—estimated). C.--t3und '3 to 5). I.— Initivls b, blue :c. clouds ,detached) :f, fog: h, hall : lightning; to. relate ;hazy ;o, overcast :r, rain; avow; t, thunder. R . rainfall, or snow. or hail, since last report, in incite and decimal& S.—asadlstorlauce II to 9;. st mesa 111 NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION. TO TOT EDITOR Of TIM LIMB& Sts,—A paragraph appears in ;our impression of this eveming, headed "National Rife Auocutioe," stating that " the retirement of Mr. Edge Rod Mr. Larunister from the field will tend cassiderably t facilitate the choice of the judges." Permit me to say that the statement in reference to myself is en error. I never have competed at the trials of the Netiotial Rifle Aaociatioo, end never had the slightest intention of so doing.—l am, Le., CHARLES W. LANCASTER. 151, New Boodetreet, Feb. Y.S. Ad vices from Vienna state that Prince Samar nephews is about to give, iu his summer palaos, a grand ball in favour of the victims of the inundation. The tickets, SOO in number, and which will produce 80,000 llorios, are distributed by a committee of 15 ladies of the highest rank. Any respectable persona paying to° florins for the ticket will be admitted. The supper and refreshments will be at the expense of the Prince. INsescrows Or Fs. TORIES. —Ti IC reports of Mr. A. Redgrava, Mr. Robert Raker. and Sir John Kincaid, inspectors of factories, for the half year ending October 31, 11461, were issued yesterday. During the six months there were 1,910 accidents arising from ma,hinery, of which 27 resulted in death, while 1,212 were lacerations, coutudons, and other minor injuries, Mr. Edwin James, we are toll, made his first oppression on the 11th, at the New York Mario', Court, on • very trivial misaalt and lottery case, "Ali ce B e h an e . p i t r i e k Itge7." He Is described as „a man of about My =ad ego. of 11 41 •EisILT* 11 . 00 . 1 apinaraisos, commanding and what the would call good .looking. He Oren a elsar voice and graceful manner. He dresses in the English style, and, in addressing the engirt and jury, keep his left hand under his coat tails—a habit occasioned by the of European lawyers, who endeavour to relieve froin the encumbrance of the long silk gown." It was nedirad that Mr. James, who was for the defence, Iniqually sods use of the expression "my lud." He told this jury est the plaintiff had no canes of action, although kit sommii regretted that the case was not brought into Mew sount—the Supreme, the Superior, or the United Olga Own, in which she could claim buyer damages than is ble "lordship's court." GREAT NORTHERN HOSPITAL, Krga's-Cson.— Number of patients for the week ending February 22, 1,002, of which 378 wen new caws. II nmaT an tit I Airway • ialiadra Adams§ IlahlabLtra =p.a an 21111111 an Illsiusw fingrama 1111 "Canessan 111•• •MU aU BMW& an ,Nanna a Daum all Oa Ram gr. p. a all Oa Ordral al 'Ma an at. laaambig.Oarl. IL an Dam lard= an lake Ocasisa• • Ida an Ulm asa Taman* W leer and Gann all liana Antonia an NewaillegoL: . th o Naall all Dor s e i rL Belg lb Do. New Shares all Norwegian Trunk Pro f 13 nlogium'SruyrusAlaiat W Parte, Lyons and Media all Parts sod Orleans 19 Baclle sad S. 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At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 70fr. 70c, being 1 per cent, better than yesterday. The scrip of the Moorish Loan is quoted 51 to 5} prem. Consols are officially marked 931, and for money, and 94 and 1 for the account. The present quotation is 94 to 1 both for money and the 6th tof March. The official business report is as follows :--Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, ; New Three per Cents., 931, 1 ; India Stock, 224 i, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1071, 106} ; ditto Four par Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100 ; ditto 1864, 991, 103 ; ditto 1864 or 1866, 99k, 100 ; ditto Bonds, 27a. prem. ; Four per Cent. " &Awed " rupee paper, 901; ditto Five per Cent., 102, ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 108 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 22a. prem. ; ditto advertised, 175., 20s. prem. Turkish Bonds have advanced, but the best prices of the morning have not been maintained to the present hour. Tho present quotations are 851 to / for the Loan of 1854, and 751 to 1 for that of 1858 Mexican Bonds are a little more offered. Venezuela are heavy. Italian Five per Cents. continue to meet with inquiry. Sales are recorded as follows : —Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 103 ; Chili= Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 851 ; Italian Five per Ceuta., 68f, 4 (exchange, 251 r.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 344, 4 ; New Granada ex over du4Coupons and Hectares, 94; ditto Two per Cents., 264 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 101 ; the Spanish Committeels Certificates, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 864, 85, f ; ditto, for account, 854 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 754, 4 ; ditto, for account, 754, 4 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., 241, 4, 4. In the discount market the rates for good hills remain at 24 to 24 per cent. The demand is only moderate, and the same is the case at the Bank of England. It is understood that the whole of the 1,338,0001. of the new Italian Five per Cent. Railway Loan, which was brought forward by Messrs. Hambro and Son about a week ego, has been taken up. The amount of gol d bolit from the Bank yester day for exportation was 23, 0001 . The 124,000/. by the Africa, 38,0001. by t he Bavaria, and about 100,0001. by the City of Washington (which arrived last week), all from New York, have also been taken for the Continent. The Ellora will take to-morrow 293,4971. in specie, of which 220,4471. is silver and 9,2501. gold for Bombay, 62,0001. gold for Alexandria, and 1,8001. gold for Mahe. There was no alteration of importance yesterday in the Foreign Exchanges. In one or two instances the rates were, perhaps, a trifle more favourable for this country. Amsterdam. 3 mouths, 11.18 to 1 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.151 to 181; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.181 to Antwerp, 3 months, 25.40 to 21 ; Hamburg, Inc bane*, S months, 13.71 to R Paris, 3 days, 23.121 to 171; ditto 3 months, 25.40 to 21 ; Pninkfort-ow.the-Maine, 3 months, 1181 to if ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 mouths, 321 to 4 ; Vienna, off. do., S months, 14.5 to 10; Miff* eft. So., 3 months, 14.5 to 10; rid, 3 months, 481 to I ; Cadiz, 3 months, 481 to ; Leghorn. 3 mouths, 25.471 to 521; Genoa, 3 months, 25.471 to 521 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.471 to 521 ; Naples, 3 mouths, 401 to 4 ; Palermo, 3 months, 1204 to 1; Messina, 3 months, l'At to 4 ; Lisbon, 90 days, fin to Oporto. 90 days, Mt to iv The Liverpool cotton market remains firm. The Wei yesterday were 7,000 bales. The bills of Messrs. Jacot, Bush, and Co., Ame rican commission merchants, have been returned, but•the liabilities are understood to be limited. The cause of their difficulties is the importation from America of large supplies of corn and flour upon a falling market. The Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway dividend is officially announced, as at the rate 44 per cent. per annum, being the same as at the corresponding period of l ast year. The directors of the Agra and United Service Bank (Limited) have declared a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum for the half-year ended 31st December last, together with a bonus of 11. per share, making a total distribution of 12 per cent. for the year 1861. The prospectus of the Upper Norwood Hotel Company (Limited) is in circulation. The capital is 50 0001., in shares of 51 . each. The site selected for the erection of the proposed building is stated to be admirable, possessing the advantage of con tiguity to the Crystal Palace and to the railway station. The terms of purchase are at the same time described as " highly advantageous." There is to be extensive accommodation, framed partly upon the plan which is so popular in America. Amongst the other advantages will be four acres of gardens and pleasure grounds, beautifully laid out and adorned by shrubberies and plantations. In con nexion with the hotel there is likewise to be a hydropathic establishment and Turkish baths, con ducted by a physician of repute. The annexed circular, relating to the liquidation of the Western Bank of London, has!been issued by Mr. F. Maynard, the accountant : Western Bank of London, 19, Bread-street, E.C., London, Feb, 25, 1862. Dear Sir —I have the pleasure to. inform you that the remaining house at Keosiogtoe, mortgaged to the bank, having been sold, and further debts having been recovered. the liquidators are enabled to declare soother dividend of 21. per share, making, with the sums already returned, 431. per share of 501. This dividend will be payable on the sth of March next, provided your certificate of proprietorship be left with me three days prior to that date. The liqui dators hope to make a further return of a few shillings per shave, and to close the books in the month of July neat.— I am, he FRED. MAYNARD, Public Accountant. The seventy-fourth half-yearly meeting of the shareholders in the General Steam Navigation Company was held yesterday. The report of the directors and statement of the accounts for the year ending the 31st December last were read to the meeting. The report was received esti adopted. The usual dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, and the usual bonus of two shillings and sixpence per share, both to be payable free of in come-tax, were declared. Reporters for the press, as usual, were not admitted. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. y Pis . 26.-Bales :-Kastem Counties, M e and Csuliste. 102-Uneashire and Yorkshire. 10/4 and North Western, 964 4-London and South Western. elvater, Sheffield, and Unonln. 434 - Midland, 1914 4- stern (Berwick', 98 ed.-South Eastern, 250-Buffalo ke Huron, 64 346 3-16 4-onutdTrank of Canada, he .16-Dittoffix per Cent. Downturns, A-Great bunt. la 616 i 3-161316 -great Western of Calladw i =ril meat, c9l-Colamerclid Bank (Waited), 174- ce , d.-Royal Insurance. 11-16 AL=AIIIMM Via 25.-Tl , e business van of • general elm racier, hut not Inconsiderable. Market steady. Suffern Oona• Pee, 11 9.16-Great Lusernhowig, 11 616 # 6-16-Grand Trunk of Canada, 64-Great Western of Quiada, 11 1316-Gat Western. 7111finots Central, Mel d.-Lanomidrs and Tost. shire 107}- Lon don and North Wasters, 905-Msnebester, Sheffield and LitioolnaklM 634-North Easton, Berwick, 916- South Eastern 25 7.1611-Iriniai and Mersey Marine Insarando, 21-16 P.-Electric TeleOslk. 97-Ulverston and Uneasier, 264 -I'nion Bank, Y, e ffian Eastern:unction, 1-Buffalo, 6 346 1-Birkenhead, lei-Buffalo o lteleresoe, 81-Distaiet I Bank, 184. 100 i ei 1. 102 i 26 1 61 44 4* 44 U - vi lee_ 16 1 ii 87 81 *O l * I 1 81 North I and LI boars, 1 1e 1 I Sr. Axuanw's, Wasaa-aranar.—The incumbency of this church has jest bloom vacant, in conrequenee of the death of the Rev. James Itareey, which occurred on Saturday last, at Mr. Beredord Hops's country seat, in Kent. The emoluments of the incumbency are about 2501. • year, and it is, we believe, in the gift of the crown and the Bash op of London. A memorial is, we learn, now being rig in the parish, soliciting the appointment of the Rev. Stafford Bushnell, MA., president of the Church Choral Society at Wells-street, and who for the last two years has been the senior canna. THE FATAL RAILWAY AOCIDIEYT AT WOLVERTON. —Worxzvrox, Ti MOAT NIGHT.—An inquest was held this morning at the Ratcliffe Arms, before Mr. J. Worley, coroner for the county of Northampton, to ascertain the cause of death of Mr Edward Oliver, • cattle dealer, who, as alleged, lost his life by the collisi on which took p le a on the London and North Western Railway on Saturday even ing last, between the train in which he was riding and a TUESDAY EITEINOIO. coal train, as reported in oar Monday's impression. Two other persona were also most seriously injured, and are sow Console, which closed yesterday at 934 to both in the Northampton General Infirmary. Several witnesses for money and the 6th March, opened this morn having been examined, the jury, after a long deliberation, ins returned a verdict of "Manslaughter spi r t Anthony Tom. -at the same quotation, and c losed at 93 1 to 4 . The official business report is as follows : boom the engine-driver al the neat train. The Coroner at Cent. Console, for money, 931, I, ; otos nude out his warrant for the committal of the prisoner, 'id . " Stock, 242 ; Three per Ceuta. educed, 9il, ev wto cin was . removed to Aylesbury gaol in the course of the R ditto roe account (March 6), 04 a • Sauk Seirwaacx.-8171.POSED Low or AN laos New Three per Ceuta., 931, 4, ; India tROCIL, STEAMER AND ALL HANDEL—GREAT YARMOUTH, FM. 25. 224, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 107 , —YasSwsday and today a lar g e quantity 6°° ' l4, ' lid ' 106/ ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1 lag of apples, Sax, cloth, wine, he., has been picked up in throe reads, or washed ashore, supposed to have formed pint of the carp of some unfortunate vessel, believed to have ru im pe ; e_P•P dittL e ' r 1 , 864'90 i 99 d .4 it ; t oFo F 7v e rger Per Ce Co nt et ‘ : e i n O 2faced , been lost, with all hands, during hasy weather, on Sunday, ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1074, 108. while endeavouring to thread the dangerous maadbaaks The India Five per Cent. Stock was firm at which beset the navigation off this coast. The following is -06 i to gWyk • the Five per Cent. rupee paper at a list of the articles entered up to the present time at the office of the receiver of wreck .1--Two oases of cloth, marked 102 to ; an d the Five-cud-a-Half at 1074 to 108. "H. C.," and numbered 2 and 28 respectively; 2 oases of The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted 17s. wine, marked "F. W. H. No. sr 1 bale, of wonted, "W. to 20s. prem. ; and the June, 18a. to 22a. prem. B. 877 i" auks oclatPleit marled with • dimmed and Business in the foreign stock market was not very ;" 40 boxes of es. marked "S. ;" 11 bales of Sax, "W. C. four of which are numbered reepeotively rel i ve. 5.263, 5,247, 5,240, and 5,220. Beads. these there lass him A large amount of business was again done in a large quantity of loose apples, Sax, candles, Air. Noah* Bank shares. Higher prices were quoted fur Lou isdon Joint Stock, Union Bank of Australia, Loudon as pet known of the vessel, but as no pieces of the wrack have been found, IS is inferred that she was an iron steamer Chartered Bank of Australia, Chartered Moir from one of the Channel blends for Hull. Another vassal, an the schooner Elisabeth Ann, of Jassy, from Burring* ter Gentile Bank of India, London and China. London Hull, with oranges, was tally lost on the lisabormigh and South African Bank were flat. In miscellane- Bands on Thursday afternoon het wow ,and part the OM shares the tendency was favourable as regards 6671° saved, some twiwlrlds packages ""F“ ' • "" •5 London Dock, Crystal Palace, aud Oriental Inland his. washed ashore or picked up at an by the neachmes, inquiriesforNetherlands Irks have had a busy time of it for the last three or fear Steam. There were also • days, • dozen boats being sometimes out together. Land Preference. .6 3 The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follows :—Ocean Marine, 74 to prem. ; Thames andhlersey Marine,l 115-16t02 1-16 prem. ; Universal Marine, 11 to Wis.; Loudon and Provincial Marino, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prem. ; Mer cantile Fire, I to 1 prem. ; Commercial Union, die, to par ; and City of Rio Improvements Com pany, 3-16 to prem. The new Victoria Loan continues in demand, and closed at loq to 4. Nova Scotia Government Bonds were likewise inquired for. A rise of about 2 per cent. was quoted in United States Five per Cents. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. The mining market is firm to-day, and prices generally are well maintained. East °melon shares are quoted 30k to 31; Tincroft,94 to f ; SouthCarad on, 315 to 320 ; Marke Valley, 10k to 1 ; West Rose Down, 15 to 16 ; West Caradon, 40 to 41 ; Wheal Margaret, 42k to 43k ; and Providence, 41 to 42 St. John del Rey Mining shares are inquired for, and are last marked 64. There is likewise a demand for Scottish Australian Mining and Eaet del Rey. A general meeting of the shareholders in Pendeen Consols Mine was held yesterday. The accounts showed a balance of 5201. 6s. 3d. in favour of the mine. A call of 3e. per share was made, and the committee re-elected. The agents report —" We have commenced driving the 142 north and south. The lade iu the 130 north is worth 121. per fathom. The lode in the 118 north is worth 251. per fathom. The lode in the 108 north yields 1 ton of ore per fathom. In the 118 we have but recently reached the ore gone down from the 106. In the 130 we have only just cut the ore gone down from the 118. We believe, therefore, we shall shortly be in a better pcsitios." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIE-LAND.-affill DAY.) Tbo weather is much colder, with a fresh breeze fr.an the north-east, and cloudy. The supplies of home-grown wheat, barley, and oats con tinue very short. Beans, peas, and tares limited, and flour very moderate. A few Scotch oats only. and oae cargo of Irish. The foreign arrival' are extremely limited. Not any flour reported for this week, and hardly any wheat. Barley-A very little from Denmark. Oats rather more liberal, though very abort, principally Dutch, with a few Swedish and Danish. A few bap of tares from Ham burg, but no arrivals of any other descriptions of grain. The attendance of buyers to-day at market is extremely small, and business consequently very limited-prices nominally the same as Monday. Flour in the same depressed state. Barley, no variation in value. Oats, a little doing, and Monday's prices realised, especially for fine corr. Beans and peas dull. Term, but little doing. Seeds-Linseed and rapeseed steady. Clovereeed, trefoil, and canary slow, and but little doing in mustard seed. FLOXILVG CAII.9ODi in better supply ; wheat at 23. lower, and *ley and maize about ls. to 2s. WHIST.-English: Eases rad Kent, white, new. %a. to 63a.; ditto, line old, -e. to ditto, red, new, 52,.. to 605.; ditto, fine old, -s. to -a. ; Norfolk, &a, fine old, --s. to -5.; red, new, -a. to -a. Foreign : Dantzic, 62e. to 665.; fine, 66.. to 705.; extra, 70a. to 745.; Konigsberg, .17s. to 63.; ditto, extra, 64.. to 68..; Restock, extra, 60s. to 650.; Mecklenburg red, 495. to 66e.; Uokermark ditto, -3. ; American white, 58s. to 61..; ditto, red, 56e. to SSo. ; erns diem, 56.. to 575. BARI/T.-English malting. 36e. to 37.. • fine, 40s. ; grinding, 288. to 30a; and distilling, 31s to its. per qr.; foreign grinding, 255. to 305.; ditto distilling, 30s. to 32.. Yam- Essex and Norfolk, 58e. to 62a. ; nu 62e. to 68s. ; Kinpton and Ware, Us. to 680.; brown, 49e. to 57.. °AM-English feed, 20.. 0,1. to 231. Od. ; potato, 24.. to 28s. ; foreign, 21s. to 265. ltrn, 355. to 38e. BILLNIL-English tick, 351. to 36e. ; harrow, 395. to 404. ; peon, 39.. to 40.. ; foreign, IlaseN i s. to 335. ; tick, 371. to 38e. ; Konigsberg, 395. to 40a. ; ptian, 331. to 345. Peas.-English boiler., 38e. to 39..; white and blue, 38s. to 41s. ; maple, -a. to -a.; grey, 34e. to 36..; hog, 3tis to 384 ; foreign. 341. to 375. FLOWL-Soglish town, 491. to 50a ditto fine, 50s. to Ms.; country, 455. to 46e. ; Norfolk an d Suifolk, 40s. to 435.; French, --a. to -a. pat wok; U.S. sweet, 295. to 325.; Canadian, 294. to 324 ; Spanish. - - 16 INDIAN GODS.-White, 33.. to 35e. ; yellow, 31e. to 33e. lkoerrics Caaciors, all C. F. and 1.-Wheat : Berdi- Laski and Marianople, per 49211:e., 53e. to 55e. ; Gitirke, 50s. to 555. ; Polish Odessa, per 480th.., red, 475. to 51.. ; white, - ; Danube and Oalats, 435. to 49 5. ; Egyptian , 41s. to 43.. Barley : Enyptian sad Syrian, per 40Ulbe.. 23.. to 24a. ; Chime& and Danube, do., 24.. to 255. Berne Egyptian, per 4901b..,32.. to 335. Maim : Odessa and Galata, per 4W2lbs., 831. Od. to 343. ; Dwell and Bulgarian, per 4801 be., 325. 0/1. to 33a. ; French, do., to -a. ; American, do., 31.. to 324. ; Egyptian, -a. to -e. Sews-Oanary seed, per qr., 40e. to 50s. ; Hemp. seed, per qr., 46e. to 605.; Mustard seed, per bushel, white s 6.5. to 9s. ; Pow, 71. to 10a. ; Linseed, par qr., crushing, 60s. to 63e.; Linseed cakes, English, per too, 11/. Os. to 111. 10a. ; American, thin, in brim per ton, 122. GC to 121. 10s.; do., in begs,lll./. ilk. to 11/. 1 0 ..; Baltic, Of. to Of. Oa. : Marseilles, 101. to 101. 10a.: Rape cal:es. 61. 0...t0 71. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, 5.. to ss. trl. ; Rape seed, English, per gr., 56e. to 60a. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROY FEB. 24 TO FED. 23 Zoslish oamt Sootoh. Irlab. tea • • • • MO WO . itii; mia 1 I .... Flour. raga* SOO seeks. l7:o Wb B- Ust• 10wwww. 0 11V 11+,31 MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) &MAIL-There continues to be a strong demand for re. fining qualities at firm Flea ,• other descriptions also sell steadily. Mauritius sold-strong grainy, 375. to 40s. ; good ordinary to fine brown, 31s. 6d. to 365. • crystallised, 40s. to 44e. ; Bengal low date, 295. lid. to kis. ; Ourpatteb, 39e. 6d. to 40c ; I'enaug, brown, 345. to 365. ; yellow, 375. 6d. to es. 6d. ; Retires grainy yellow to flue white (Aska), 38s. 6d. to 50s. Re lined has sold at higher prices ; brown lamps, 495. to 495. 6d. ; common to fair titian, 50s. to Ma. Coypu continues to realise extreme retie ; middling and good middling Plantation Ceylon sold at 75i. 6d. to flue. 6d.; good ordinary Native, 695. to 70s. ; good long berry Mocha, 113 s. A floating cargo of low Rio sold for a near port at 495. 6d. Cocoa.-Grensaa has sold at firmer prices, grey to fine red. 575. to 625. 6d. TEA.-At the public vales green teas have sold at firm prices a parcel of old blackish leaf cougou sold at Is. 30., and ordinary scented caper t.t BALTPTTRI. -No sales reported. Moe- A parcel of old middling white Bengal sold tether dearer, lls. tolls. 6d. RIM-250 puncheons of Jamaica sold at 2s. 10d. to 3e. 2d. _ _ . " 9x00.-160 bap flour sold at 16a. 6d. per cwt. Corrox continues active. 1,500 bales sold. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 465., net cash ; retersburg Y.C.. on the spot, 45a. 9d. ; March, 45.1. SM. ; April to June, 465. ; July to September, 46,. bd. October to December, 475. 98. to 48s. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Putteeslen and Smith report a steady trade doing is hops of all kinds, especially old ones for exportation. Priem remain the same ma on Monday. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Walls End Roswell, 16.. 61. ,• Walls End Flout); Hatton, 161„ 6/. ; Walla End Trimdon Hartlepool, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End South Kelloe, 15s. 9d. ; Walls End Camp, to.. Walls End Ealloe, 16a. ; Walls End Acorn Close, 1 as. 6d. Byron, 15e. ; Shincliffe, 14*. 6d. ; West Wylam, 14s. ; Oughead, 13a. ; North Pelton, 13a. ; Tanfield Moor Butes, 12a. 6d.; Mails Hartley, 14s. 6d. ; Davidson's Hartley, 14s. 6d.-46 ships at market. SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO A FRENCH COMMISSIONER. Yesterday, at about noon, a shocking accident occurred to an elderly gentleman, whose name was ascertained to be Eugene De la Cour, one of the commissioners recently ar rived from France to the International Exhibition. The unfortunate gentleman, who is very deaf, from the effect' of a fit of apoplexy, was in the set of coning the road at the end of Sloane-street, Knightsbridge, on has way to the building, when a rig, passing on one side of • carnage, knocked him down, and the wheel pawing over his right side, completely severed his ear from his bead. He was immediately taken up and removed to a surgoon's in • state el Fox HUNTING EXTRAORDINARY. —One of the severest runs upon record came off on Monday. The Cum berland Hounds met at Bolton Park House, the mat of R. H. Watson. Esq., and a fox was soon beaten from the cover of a neighbouring wood. Setting off in gallant style, foxey re-viewed Lord Lecoefield's vast inclosuree in Westward; then, after putting the dogs in a fix, he crossed Mr. Watson's domain, over Snow Hill, thence through a heavy valley, and up to Roughten Gill, or Silver Gill. Finding that both dogs and horses kept close on the track, foxey dashed onward to seek protection be neath the shadows of mighty Skiddaw—but his remorseless pursuers were not to be shaken off. When he readied the summit, they bore close in his roar ; so nothing daunted, be sprang in fine style down the beauti ful slopes which overlook Keswick. Still he went on, over field and hedge, past Mirebouse, whose hospitable portals were closed is him. At last, after • run of thirty which he had spanned in the short space of three houra mil Z five t poor Rey nerd made ample atonement for all his life's minuses,ive, after running so far from his home. Mr. Jefferson, Mr. Turner, and many others were in at the death. and Use brush so hardly woo will of course be dearly prised. le old John Peers day three foxes were chased over nearly the Slint, ground.—Onester/aed Pacquet„