The Express. — London, England, 1862-03-17 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (Tllll3 DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Wore Mr. Commissioner doulburn.) in as lift nemsr CIICDUCIGH OICIDOS. The bankrupt, described as of No. 4, Esplanades Dover, applied for his order of discharge. Debts, 7791. ; no woe". It appeared from the report of the ofllci4l assignee that there bad been three former failures, in 1847. 1857. and 14.44 The debts of 7 79 1 . had been radar-acted in kW and I:ed, and were owing to 147 creditors. Mr. Easton opposed fora lodginghmuse-keeper at Saud pt., to whom the bankrupt was iedebted 704 for board and flis i leo l ossr said it wa. a very gross ease of contracting adds without probable aeon, of payment, and suspended the order of dischiugu fur ld months, leaving the bankrupt without protection. lir Z. NWTR, JrN.-111FORTAXT JI:DGMMT. The bankrupt, H. Serer. jun.. wak ‘lrocribed u as bold keeper, of Rode, who recently applied for hie discharge. It was then opposed, on the gr.und that ho had, among other things, given a written guarantee to a bond purporting to be that of llia father, which turned out however, not to be the case. . . . _ Tbe Commissi.mer took time to consider the matter, to ascertaio whether. under the 224th section of the new act, he o.uld not 1.. J, the papars before the Attorney-Gemeral with the VI,/ ton prtMecutwa. The Coiii.i.aoeurr reviewed the cirenrostancee of the use, and .Al.l It sppe trod that the bankrupt within • short mr i o d b a d c o n cr e t e d d e bt s t o th e amount of 9001., with ireeers, wine merchant., and every other elms of trades men. The ant complainant was a wine merchant, who had supplied wine to the amount of 17/. The assets given up by the bankrupt were perfectly ludi creme, being V. alleged to be due from the captain of a steamboat. Could it be maid that this Mal kid not kept up • false and fraudulent sporrans*? The e.ciplaint of the second creditor was as grave as renibly ould be. Bankrupt had clearly been guilty el aa ease, for which, if tried under the criminal law be would base issm sentenced to penal serritude. Mr. Ooolowy amend to be a grocer at Southampton. wive bad bass b the hihit uf supplying tbe bankrupt witb email ..aunties of grocery. As hie debt itimeassd lairbetame iiienord, awl a guarantee was gives to him which wee 411,,,,,1 to be the guarantee of the bankrupt's father. no, however, turned out to be false, but it assuaged the purpose at the time, as further goods were no -001. There could sot he • doubt that the goa t:Wet was both false and forged, and be repeated bankrupt if pmeecuted would bare bees liable to panel ser vitude. Be had 101110 doubts whether he had ppcswweerrltpe order a to.weeutioo. sod even if he bed, be was •be wialdbave made no order tot the resat of the coats, and they would have fallen on the creditere. Bet still one section el the set would apply, and Gould it be doubted that a mat who motracted debts and condseted 'mimosa in the way this one had done had in reality traded on Sett boas capital. Ile had parted with whet be had, awl was there greater proof of his capital being bctitious to be obtained! Still more, holding rooming of the Sete], while be parted with all in it, could it le mid that be had not contracted debts without reams rszeure able alai probable especuitios of ymeot ! Another Wag wan clear, that be bad been •ty of rash arid hanardorm ruhtics at ether a expense. Tb• boob win reported by the assignee to boo bindbd•M 1/1 vouch the bankrupt's accounts. Ha bad sons dealt whether be ought aot to have .creed term power of seatimeing the bubrap. la a term of imprisonment for sa y sot ameedieg we veer ; but he pr4erred to proceed ander be elaezer section. of the act, and should, therefore, te Um neaed of rash and heardoes epeculatios, tit-titian and Snakiest hofts, saspend the elder of discharge for twelve months. Mr. Aldridge, the crown solicitor, Yr. Lumley, and Ye. flargood appeared in the ease. gi crtenETT. roarlLEAlli. This was an appbcstlou for discharge from custody by Abraham Corlsett, described as a No. 38, Great Lbrabndia. street. Ilacknaprou.L The total llabilataw are 1.0231. Mr. Holt, of quelity.ssart, supported the bankrupt. Itesilwar Maim asstioesd that the bankrupt had Dow .ixasndsd tits maws% which had beta surved on the creditor', and his aotarr g e was mistral. WAREALL. The baalmsp‘Misk Wassail, was tlsassibsd u an snow, nt &stick-des* Ilaryletssetssed Clarsess7.laos. He asked Ira M ram& Mr. Aldridge appeared en solicitor to the petition ; Mr. Roberice Griffith fur the detaining creditor ; Mr. Mei eeppeetell tM appliadlon fir said that the bankrupt's account. ware =l.lby • ander a meat order of the Lord Omar . 44 .116, however, should out oppose the application made I* 31r. Holt. Mr. Robertson Griffith' said hie elitist complained that the hasicropt had vexatiously defended aa action. The Corandasioner see' that was a nutter to be brought Somali when the bankrupt a ppli e d f or hi order of M dig t.T . Crilltht maid if his Honour heard his statement, be tbeeAt be would not exercise his clemency towards him. Owaisaisimer—al aw Yoe cannel deprive hi m ef the bereft of tho new er As ceder for bankrupt's liberation wee nada THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) LOW-STREET. ArVr1171•4171,; s ISNNCVS. f me Ridinnierm was charged with creating an obstruc tion in the Strand fat Saturday night. Inspector WI.: enne stated that on Siiturday su at, about II 'cluck , the prisoner wan s t an di ng i n t h e mar the Adelphi Theatre, with • [urge paper lantern upon his E. ad, and a li;hted candle within. Upon the side, of the ru were inscribed, in large letters, the an nouncements of the "dodge and Jary Society and Pose Madames" at the Cyder Genus Telesis. He was dined lutiog handbill, With the primmer were three cabmen, and the puvenient ling very sorrow at that point it w.,n et treoiely difficult for pammengere to get by. \Vitae, told the primmer to go away, and he rebind to d. so. Witness moved to some little dirtaaes and sent a constable to endeavour to persuade the prisoner to go away ; but as he persisted In standing thus, and as the tropic wee inconveniently impeded, whams at last desired the constable to take him in mutody. The attorney who appeared for the prisoner said that the licensing magistrates would sit to-morrow, and the police, be understood, intended to oppose the renewal of the litesie of the Cyder Cellars The present landlord, Mr. Hart, anal others had for years cunied on this mode of advertising l,v M.Sllli of lanterns carried on men's beads, and bad not been interfered with till now. He had to apply for an adjournment till after the licensieg day. 31r. tortie had no objectiou to adjourn the case for a we. k. At the same time he could not see how the crp MUSS smiled th saye p lie rie, could affect Mr. Hart's license, while he eem thought it very foolish for Mr. Hari to do earthiii; to rudrnbba r the renewal of the license. the sunnier We will see about that to-morrow. lasieetor 31'lienzie--- I did not want to take him In chars-. if he would go away from that narrow crowded spot. 1 dsn't wish to press it say further now. Tn. attorney-1 have not cross-examined Mr. M'Rearie ae to the nature of the olistinction. Mr. Come-- Well, I consider these advertising contrivances 'away,* cuilance, but as the matter stands defendant may be discharged. MARI.P , OROUGH-STREET. ATTrIITI U •11( Ind' 1.10 , 11 A PARAPET. Mary/Pew, servant to Mr. Spencer Lambert, •rethed licensod victualler, f Poland street, was charged before Mr. Tirelett with IsAnc dnluk and attemptiog to throw hermit from the perar4 t of Vie house, which is five stories high. Mr. Spencer Len' ert said that on Saturday night be wrii, toll that the prisoner, who under notice to lease his house iu consispien. e of her drunken habits, was oat OD the parapet. He I.llntegliatelv went up and found the pet boner oot in the gutter, and she said she would jump off unlisv ho promised to give her a goal character. He 1r9,.....ea the prisoner into the room, she at the time hanging halfway over the yaiript, and then gave her into custody. Servant Clifford, S. d,vilion, said, at the station the pri soner said she would di, it again if Mr. Lambert did not give Ler a good character. Mr. Ty he thought if she was remanded for a week it might have a ,;.sal effect on her, and she was there f• re rVIIIAMIOLI. t•r14111,441 CHAR.M. Ball, a ).ono; moo, a easunan on board the steam. to; Father, was chercisl with being 'truck and ceasing the d ati of Mary girl aged 1.4 by the upsetting of a 1• , ,t no the rime nano... ..... From the evidence rives it appeared that the prisoner, with Rub. rt the master of the Archer, ..•r e .. 0 shore art 4 :reenwich, on Saturday light, .!r: •hib.; at SeTerlll pohlic•howma, and met with 1.., deceased and another girl about he own whom they Meted to drink. About eleven • ' .1r they left a waterside pul.l.c.honse together, the espartos a &sirs to go to her boom, but the ' , neer and her meow:lies persuaded far to remain sod • LW.' the tug, tlo• master directeog the • to take 'h• board, and afterwardsewieg • boat ashore f torn. The • this bailed tbe tag, sad • boot amsml lrom the tug he placed the awls is it, sod or ....hen pushed rff. Ira arriving war the tug, the who W.I• with the deceased stood up for the MT,y of stipple( on board, but being desalt As fell .ate the river, seal on the prisoner attempting to mews I. r the boat we% report and the whole party wore trediotate.l into tie wnter. The screams of the females ceo beard by the crew of a vessel lying near, sad they pro .l is a twat and seenweded I. saving the primer sad 'A. companies of the deserved, but lb* latter afterwards ...oa, h. r body has not Sam hen moven& The pria.ser. in •16.1... T to the magistrate, said he was .'.rlsek. hot Atnittml the feet. aa above stated. Mr Trail] said the presser weskit be saswerable for In dexes/ tee deceased to eater the boat when in an eat 'tare, acid remanded him furs week. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1862. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE in Lams° 'remakes.) COVENTRY MMETING.—(THIS DAY.) HANDICAP PLAT& 1 mile. Nightimple, The Dos, Ram Avis, sad Arab are here. COVENTRY HANDICAP.Ie and a ball. Nightingale, The Das, aad Arab are ber► HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. Two miles. Nightingale, Kaasten, sad Dora are here. CRAVEN STEEPLECHASE. Four miles. Puff PAL OZIIIII. Pasha, mad Black Rose are here. PA ID FOlLFZlL—Jonsidein, Freshman, Johnny, and Kea month/Aim HANDICAP Catherine is here. Two maim One. AIIIVLUI. —Wilful, Violet, Weasel, Oanibris, Flat, Wortham, Einput Butterfly, Ascot, Red Rover, Bess, K eutaford, Lemma. Twinkle, Jacob, Hermit, Emily Barris, Wyeastay, Misty Mom Waverley, °Latium, Dork ing, hoe Apple. NORTH RIDIRO ELECTION. NOMINATION (71118 DAY). (irt ELECTRIC? AID DITWATIONLL lIIXORAPH.) ThM morning Sir G. WOMBWELL proposed Mr. Morritt, and Mr. J. Ovenwares. late chairman to Mr. ay. ley's committee, seconded him. Mr. Sanicarraos proposed Mr. =bank ; sad the Hon. Captain LAMM' seconded him. The show of halide was in favour of Mr. Milbank. A poll was demanded. lITOONBE ELZOTION. NOMINATION (THD) DAY). (se mann maccoon mamma ezzaosamo The nomination of the candidates took plans this morning. Tgrosaa Wermat, Esq., proposed, and Mr. fiarrstins seconded, the nomination of Mr. J. R. Mills (Liberal). Mr. B. J. Tocc proposed Mr. Cameron, and Mr. ROSS asesedsd the nomination. The show of hands was declared to be in fermi. of Mx. Mille. The contest is expected to be a seem new OTTOMAN DANZ.-(THIS DAY). The sixth annual meeting of the ehareholden was held at 1 o'clock, at the London T►vern ; Yr. 11. A. Bums is the ch►ir. _ The report was as follows : "The directors beg to submit to the shareholders the accounts of the bank for the half-year, ending the 31st of December, 1961, duly examined and ourtlfied to by the auditors. After making the neemsary deductions for apeoaee of management, and pro vince for bad and aoabtlul delete, these accounts show a net profit for the half-year of 32,0421. 4s. 4d. to which hrto be added the sem of 1,8641. 12• carried forward au the 30th June, 111111. mains a mum of 33,9861. 16.. 4d. to be dealt with on the paw= 0:011/1011. The directors MOMS mad that • gum of S 1,7 s. 3d. be added to the reserve fad, bringing ft wr Me MOM. ; and that a dividend be dears= et the ate of 10 par sea. per annum, free of fa awe tez. hatriss HU 17e. IL W be carried forward to the sent smear awns the LW the . and prouder report a knock bee been alablished di t=at er e hiek he been met favourably remin by d eatiefeelery results. The vaimages IMO_ by retirement of Mr. Ward and Glye mss he Mei op at this esseting. Ilse following directors reline hams the board, in swordsman with*, terms of the charter, and left eligible, offer themeless for re election, via.: Ste Mm Clay, Bart. and Hr. J. W. LarMat& The walks= Mr. J. F.. Oohed= and Mr. H. Tindal Atithnessc as venal at the annual ordinary wesaleg. retire haw Mies, and offer themselves for re-eleatiow '• Liailitissand tweets of the Ottoman Bank, Deana", 31, 'Sta.-LaMar: To capital, ell paid up, 500,0001. ; to reserve fund, 71,1961. 12e. W.; to bills of exchange, and amounts due by the beak end its branches on deposits and census ewounis, 436,7401. 3s. 4(1.; to profit and lam, 33,6364 les. 4d. ; fetal. 1,0448734 12s. sd. Assets :By malt m hand in Landon sad at the branches, 84.6194. 10a. 4d. ; by bills of exchange and pramiesory notes I ditto ditto, 301,0191. ; byConsob, India five per emit stock,' and East India five per cent railway debentures, 71,1961. ' 19s. W.; by leans and other eseuritase, 7.10,3741. 16.. 7d. ; by balsams des to the beak on cewest accounts, 340,8301. 7s. 6d. ; by leasehold preinisse. furniture, he., in London and at the branches. 5,8031. 2s. 3d. ;-1,040,9731. 12e. sd. " Profit and Low Asconnt, Dee. 31, 188 E-Dr.: Sept 4. To paid dividend at the rate d 8 per met. per imam, es resolved at the meeting of sharebes this date, 110,W01.; ditto, to mount carried to reserve fund, as waved at ditto ditto, 3,0001. ; ditto, to paid income tax cm profit., 795/.15e. Ild.gbalance, 1,8941. 12s. -25001. 76.11 d. Cr.: July 1, 1961, by balance brought forward from last account, 11th Joao, 1861, ?AWOL 7s. I Id. ; Sept. 4, by balance brought forward, 1.8941. 12s. ; Dec. 31, by profits to this date Lea the half-year, after making pronairia for bad and doubtful debts, general charges of the eetablishemiet, including rent, directioe, salaries, dike expenses, he.„ 11,042/. 4.. 4.1.; total, 33,9364 111 e. 4d.* The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report and aocouate, maid linos the last meeileg some of those disturbing circumstances had happened which this in vested the proceedings with a painful interest. There bad been no convulsions in Turkey. At Smyrna and Galati matters had proceeded favourably, and a branch had been established at Bucharest under favour. able auspices. The main interest centred at that moment is Constantinople. As regarded the Inipsovement of Turkish finance, be could not say that much had bees so tinily dome, but preliminary stops had bees takes. Is the speech of Mr. Layerd is the Home of Oceaseries, it was matidactory to find the annousessneet of the appointment of a responsible Samos minister. In every mooarchical country the character of the mermage exercised great indigence, but that was peculiarly the sane in Turkey. The present Sultan had not dieeppoleted the expectations formed at the maimenewesa al hie reign. A budget had been prepared whisk showed a determination to reduce expenditure and te Wpm revenue by every legitimate mama. There was mete to hope that at the eed of the next year there would be a con siderable surplus, mid that could not fail to modem a beneficial effect on the position and prospects el the bank. He then expressed regret at the retirement Mr. Glyn from the direction, observing that it arose solely from private causes, and that Mr. Glyn's ad vice was dal at the service of the beard. The board mo mod that the vacancies created by the resignation of Mr. Glyn and Mr. Layanl should be supplied by Hr. Brum, brother of Lord Elgin, and Mr. Greafell. The motion having been seconded and carried, a dividend of 10 per cent. was declared in accordance with the report. The sum of 6,1031. was added to the reserve fund. Si, W. Clay and Mr. Larking were then reelected direct. tore, after which the Hon. T. C. Bruce and Mr. Pascoe Greaten were elected in the room of Mr. Leyard. ILP., and Mr. Glyn, M.P. The auditors having also been re-elected, thanks were voted to the Chsirmau and the other directors, and the meeting separated. THZ ALBERT MEMORIAL Ft:RD.—The total amount feeeivod in aid of the memorial fund up to Saturday was 41,0001., of which about 1,7001. cams to band during the week. THR HAITI= COLUIET FUND. —The total amount received in aid of the Hartley Colliery fund up to Saturday was 20,5241., of which merly 21404 came to hand doling the week, whereas the amount in aid of the Myrther fund is only 40t11. There seems to be an impression in the minds of many that a portion of the surplus of the Hartley fund will be devoted to the aratiume of theme at Myrther; but it is the hatch= of the committee at Hartley to make a reserve fund foe mo th exigencies of the ki n d ea may in future occur in the districts of Northumberland and Durham. A meeting of the relief committee was bald at Newcastle no Friday, the Mayor presiding, and it was re =by the treasurer that the money actually received by mounted to 54,000 f., while the entire smo which bad been subscribed was 72,000/. By the committee appointed for the purpose • report was submitted as to the best rues= of disposiug of the funds, and of the amount collected; they proposed to invest in debentures 00,01001., the interest of which is calmlated to produce 2,5001. per annum. The re. comnitudation of the committee was continued, sod five gentlemen, among whom was Sir William Armstrong, Were elected trustees, in whose names the investmente should be made. On the question of the proposed miners' pertaassat fund, some discussion arose, awl in the letter which were read on the subject a general opinion was espreased Last in the beuelita of such a movement the country at large should participate, but considerable diversity existing ea to the pro priety of dealing with the matter at present, no dectsiou was come to. RieIONATION or Da. WILLIAM& —The Rev. Dr. &mimed William. se well bows as Goa of the writes of '• Essays end Itevisem." ha reiz im esi p ta:d the Vice Principal ship of IX Davits , and the Professor ship of Hebrew and T hee y, the authorities have issued notice requesting essaidates, who must be graduates ie holy °niers of either Cased or Cambridge, to forward their sesplicatises with talimeniele to the Principal (the very Rev. 1)r. L Dowell* Deem of 81 David's) oe or beam the 10th of May. The lama avows about 600 f. a-you , . with a boon awl maim within the oellme gram& Dr. Wil lem, has heid the appoialmeat weasel years. At the West Point Foundry a l6Olb. Parrott N has bees east. This e the krgest rue he este ulna. The 1001 b. Peyote have beim of t hied tested and found to be perfect Twelve of them have hoo - a 'upend to the Federal gamer eset.—inerieest Paper. CILYVT/J. PALM:M. -•••• HALF-A•CILOWN Day. SATCIDAT, LSD= 15.—Adedmismi em psymeat, 11(16 ; ditto by mem tithes, 9.031; toss 2,1119. Stock on hand this day ... Delivery last week Ditto front let Jane 14797 1,002 0044/ n.ves 4 es n -- iii NM? avirsl last week Ditto tram Ist Jump - flee Y.C. per cwt. Ms dip I Ditto Town not Ming ____ 4 tlll 91.61111 MIL 61 Rh ed. X 61 5 MAO OOa 041. Me. AL 102,082 1,623 83,596 as. Od. glo. ed. Arrivals for the week audios March 25 last year, 1,1194 casks, sad delivery 1.000 casks. The snivels last week comprised 50 casks from Petersburg, 092 from Australia, 00 from other places. Total, 1,0. 0 .5 raa a, METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have • @boiler supply of beasts, and comae quently trade is rather more active and prices have advanced • little. The number of sheep is rather larger than on Monday lad; the demand bas however increased. and prices are better on the average. A consi derable proportion are now shorn. Calves are dearer. From Germany and Holland there are :rt bees ta. I.o4osheei and 32 calves ; Spain, 112 beasts ; Ireland, 200; Scotia 400 ; Western counties, 93 ; and 2,460 f rom Norfolk an Suffolk. Per Woe of Mc a`"6. a. 6. Toe donee Ow .. et a 6. Dm{ &eta Berate& 4 4 4 Diet Dee* 111-I,dsBb 4 6 4 5 De. Micealserne 49 4 Dot Loapwooke.... 60 6 4 eseeed qua. beasts Oahu qua. 4 6 iv. I mond quaL 4 2 4 6 PS. Beettonak IfManda 6 4 I leases Dipadee am at, mirk* SAW . Qom aed lambi. 17.000 ; DOW 46 • nak BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mean. Plate:den and limit's report the demand improving, at firmer prices, for all new hope, the supply of which ii very limited. Foreign are also in better re quest at the reduced prices. There is • good demand for old hope, principally for espeitation. Currency .7—Mid and Fast Kent, 61. lOs. to W.; Weald Kest, 6/. 6a. to 84; Some, 64. 6e. so W. 10a. Tall ROBBICIT or ran RZOINITAID LITTER AT TIM OCIIVRAL POW. OIRICT, —OS BlitUnis7 the Post•ofßm authorities continued their exertions to discover the paps tester of the robbery of the registered money letter sddresesd to Messrs. Leaf, Old Change. With • view of timing the handwriting of the party who signed the printed form of remipt, • large number of the lettermarriers were re quired to write their signature ; but this failed to afford any esti.fsetory result sa to the person who had obtained =ion of the letter. With to the value of the the amount his been ooadderibly muntated—tim contents consisting pried pally of the helves of Beat of Eagliad saki sad s draft. MINES.-(THIS D&YJ Two o'Ozeoz. The mining market is firm to-day, with a good amount of - business. Marko Valley shares are quoted 10 to ; East Caradon 32} to t South Frances, 106 to 110; Tincroft, 10k to ; West Seton, 270 to 272} ; and Wheal Heath, 9 11. In the Stock Exchange East Basset shares are marked 46 ; East Caradon, 33 ; and North Downs, 41. Scottish Australian Mining i shares are in de mand, and have been dealt nat 2 to 21. Port Phillip are marked par ; Santa Barbara, prem. ; and United Mexican, n. The annual meeting of the Lusitanian Mining Company is called for the 28th inst. A call of 2a6i. is to be paid on the shares in the West Devon Consolidated Copper Mining dompany by the 7th April. The weekly mining circular of Messrs. Webb and Clench observes : We hays to notice that the mining market has bet= active this week, and several shares have greatly ad Copper and tin, however, still keep comparatively depressed in value. The public still seem more inclined to speculate in new foreign mines than in those in their own country. The extraordinary advance in floottiali Australian shares has partly caused this feeling for faniga Wass. - - - At Wheal Mary Ann mese* on the 11th instant, the amounts showed • credit balance of 2y1781.31. The profit on the three months working was Ml.' 9s. 11d. A dirt deed of 10a per share (5124) was declared. The Mvunt Pleasant Mining Company cm the 10th ins,. declared a dividend of 10s. per ahem At North Roekeer Mine meeting, on the 11th instant, the account, showed &credit balance of 1171. 10s. ld. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIC-LANZ. —(THD3 DAY.) Let night there wail aha fall of rain. To-day It le dull and ha, and the wind hia shifted from the north eaat to the south. For the past week the supply of English wheat was rather more liberal ; barley short ; malt, oats, and beans, • good arrival. Peas, tares, sod seeds short. Floor moderate. A small supply of Scotch oats, sad Irish rather improved in quantity. The foreign snivels of wheat were very moderate, mostly American and Black Sea, with small quantities from Prussia, Mediterranean, and Hamburg. Flour liberal, American only. Barley • raft WAllar7 — Black "Lo= Vas, and Danish. Oats, •ma supply again of p Daub, and Swedish. Beams. • good quantity from Mormeo. Peas next to nil. A large pastel of lentils from FAypt. A geed supply of hissed sad slimed from the East In and • few large sreels of mass from the Mediterranean. The yof English wheat thin morning is larger than for some me past, and condition of almost all extremely damp. Sales are very slew at • reduction of Is. per qr. on both English and foreign. Flour dull, and 6d. to Is. par barrel cheaper than on this day week. Barley arm to-day. We about the lame value as on Monday last for one cern. Bans sad peas very dull, but not cheaper. 1111 DIS —Tares, mustard, and canary, bat little doing ; dand rapeseed firm ; cloverseed, a better business at late quotstleas. ' , Sorrow Oximorie.—A steady trade at about last Mon. days quotations. Wrmur.—English : Essex sod Bent, white, new, 56e. to 63.; ditto, line old, —s. to —s.: ditto, red, new, 51s. t 0,595.; ditto, fine old, —s. to —a. ; Norfolk, kc., fine old, --4. to —a.; red, new, —a. to —s. Foreign : Destric, 61s. to 65*.; doe, 665. to 695.; extra, 695. to 735; Koaigsberg, 56e. to 615.; ditto, extra, to 675. • Rostock, extra, 5%. to 65e.; Mecklenburg 48. . to 65 ..; Uokermark ditto, —s. • Senoritas white, .to 615.; ditto, red, 565. to 58e.; Cans: than, 665. to 575... . - malting, 365. to 375. ; Ass, SOL ; 365. to 301.; sad distilling, 31s. to 335. p: qr. ; 3 0 6o. o : 865 .; ditto distilling, 30s. to 325. UAW. Irma mad Norfolk, 565. to 62 5. ; dam Oa folk ; sad Wets, 640. to 1385.; brows. ida to 57m. 20a. Od. to 23aOd. ; potato, 114 a ki 21a. to 211 a llama tick, 35e. to 36a. ; hanow, 395. to 40s. ; ssa to • 31s 40a. . to Mc ; Sok, ; Koei rai k to 40a ; 33e. to Sla PLAIL-41106 38.. to Ms.; and blue, 38e. to 41s. ; sr iple, -4. to -11. ; grray. als. to 36a.; hog, 36.. to ; kaim 34a. to 37.. lhooa-Wish town, 48e. to 49a.; ditto lei, 495. to 54..; osaalay. 44.. to 45e. ; Norfolk sad Suffolk, gh. to 49a; 1/4040/4 to -a. per mock • U.S. sweet, 29a. to 33„ Cbeadiea Ss. to 32a ; - a to -s. lama Onia-Whila ' to 38e. ; yellow, 31s. to 33a Froar= Maims, all 0. F. sad L -Wbeat : Herd!. mei sad Nerianople, per 411211:e., 46e. ; (Mirka, 48e. to 50a. ; Odeon, per alba. red, 43e. to 45.. ; whit*, - • Danube and Oaks* 47.. to 48e. ; 40.. to 42a. Barley : Egypitas and Syrian, pefigr. 31.. to 24a. ; Odessa end Disaubs, do. 241. to Beane : Egyptian, per 4801ba.,32a to 33a /labia : Odroaa end Galata per 4921b5., 33.. Od. to 33e. ; Thrall and Bu/gariaa, per 48016 a., 325. Od. to 335. ; Frands, do., -a. to --a ; Arneriosa do., 30a to 31a. ; Egyptian, -s. to --a. Sam-Ow:au seed, per qr., 40a. to 34.; Hasp seed, per qr., 465. to 50a.,• Mustard seed, per bushel, white, 6.. to 9a. • brown, 7e, to 10e. ; Unseal, per qr., ertwhing, 60.. to 68e. ; Linseed cakes, English, per too, 111. Oa. to 131. Os. ; Aneeriesa, thin, la brim., par ton, 121. Os. to 121. 10e.; do., ia lisp,lll/. Oa. to 111.10 s.; Baltic, 01. to 01. Oa. : Marseilles, 101. to 101. 10e.: Rape cakes, 8/. Oat° 71.; Tares, per Waal. whiter, 85. to 9.. Od. ; UMW seed, ffogliah, per qr., 64a to 795. APAIVAiII 1120 LONDON FROM MARCH 10 To MARCH 16 /Mat Barley. Nab. Qda brim ran Paw. Oartwba. gra an. gra gra pa gra tab rake. 3037 11106 11141 761 11 .. Una Irish .. at iOOO loralgr;.. War !id ittaik Isroirrio.—Wlreaa 1,104 gne. II INCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) St7o.ll.—A limited cargo of brown Pallas old import has been sold at 335., and a floating cargo of Cuba, 500 hhils. of Muscovado, and 230 boxes clayed at 22a. 6d. for an outpost. Refined is unaltered. Comm—The market for parcels on the spot is firm, with bet little offering. A floating cargo of Santos sold for a near port at 635. Rum.—There are buyers of Demerara proof at Is. 7d., bat few sellers. Rice.—Except for white Bengal, for which there is • limited demand, the market is dull and inactive. tiwrearar —MO tons sold for arrival, at 38s. Corrox.—Western Madras has advanced id. per lb. ; other sorts sold at full pica. 500 bales sold. SairmAc in dull of sob; a low isles of fine lemony orange, at 104 sa. public sales advertised foe to-morrow consist of 120 bbda. of West Isdis, 13,000 bap Mauritius, 4,093 bags East India, and 2,200 bap brows ifnosio sager, 20 easksand 200 bags coffee, 100 bags cocoa, and 1,300 bags Bengal ties. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Priem ere quoted es follows Town tallow, 465., net cash ; Petersburg Y. 0.. on the spot, 465. ; e/1 the month, 465.; to June, 465. ; July to September, 475. ; October to Aviator, 48s. IAZTICULAAB OF TALLOW. SHARE h1828.--(771I8 DAY.) Tw• VOLoax. The principal feature in the railway share market today is a rise of 11_ per cent. in Cale donian stock ; Lancashire and Yorkshire and South Eastern, on the other hand, have reoeded 1. Other lines are quoted about the same aeon Saturday. The i market s inactive. 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WIJAATIOL_ carreeted and re7iiiesi . to dog. at mut sea level ;lad 19 teak of verged Ms, emu; about onehandredth al an leek gleidaution add matt 10 deg., above 5t deg., usually nearly tbegebundredtbe bearesse. IL—lltpoeed thee =meter in lade. IL—golatened bulb Par evaporation and dew point). D.—Direation of wind (true—twe points lell of mag netic). 7.—Force (1 to li—eatimatod). C.—Cloud (1 to 9). I. b. blue sky: a. Muds (detached) : 4 fog ; ball ;1, Debt: dap ; nt, Wet (bug): a, overcast (dull) ; r, rain ; • moo.. I. thunder. R., or mow, or bell, Inc. last report , in ladles and dealmale. 11-4ardlegarbesee (1 to 9). MELANCHOLY acarDzyr ON TEE SOUTHPORT 547 D& Two lade, named Henry Carr and William 11.0araty aged respectively seven and nine years, instead othroceeAing to school, on Wednesday, west towards the oa • "scrawls," which lie on the made skint three miles from Southport. When they had walked some distance on the sands, the parties were overtaken by the mother of the childrea, bound for the cockle beds, and she sent the two truants beck. Instead, however, of returning home, the mold appear to have lingered on the shore and of attempted to follow the cookie gatherers But they must have got bewildered, and lost their way. In this part, the More b very uneven and dangerous, full of quick sands and soft mud, and the tole rushee down the various man channels bag before the whole of the beach is covered. It is supposed that the children, lingering and playing on the sands, were at length sun rounded by the water, and being unable to find ea outlet were drowned. At about four eclat one of the lads was sem by some fishermen. He was op to the middle in the waves, and his cries for &Metiers could be distinctly heard. The men endeavoured to get at him, but before they could reach the moll he had disappeared, either borne off by the eater, or soak to the soft mud. As soon as possible search was made for the unfortunate children, but on that eight, with the exception of two clogs and stockings, and a ap, identified by the lads' parents, nothing was discovered. Oa the following day the body of the lad Cam was found near the mot where be was last seen. It is feared that the remains of the other boy have been washed oda to sea by the ebbing tide. On Saturday an inquest was held on the body of the boy Carr, before the comae; O. B. Hadfield, Fag., when a verdict of "Accidental death" was returned. OFFICIAL APPOINTIONTIL —The Commissioners of Inquiry into Mines, Devoe and Cornwall (Lord Kinnaird chairman), have appointed Mr. R. Temple their secretary, and on Saturday received their instructions from the Horne office. Mr. Horace Fit -Gerald has been appointed Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court for the Island of Trinidad. Mr. Edward Laborde has been appointed colonial secretary for the Island of St. Vincent. Mr. James Mayer Grant has been appointed colonial secretary for the Island of St. Lucia. PL. ss.. APornsicagiiss'-HALL —The following gentlemen passed their examination in the science and practice of medicine, and received certificates to practise, on Thursday last :—Albert Newfield Cookson, Stowmarket, Suffolk ; James Dodd Swallow, St. Thomas's Hominid • Honey Collins, Wincanton ; Harrison Branthwaite, Charint- m Hospital ; Thome Henry Morton, London. The following gentlemen also, on the same day, pealed their first examf. nation :—Edmund Valiance, Ashley-street. Northampton square ; R. Sidney Stone, Howard-street, W.C. Mit. W. F. NVINDIIAX.—A. correspondent writing from Norwich says :—" Mr. Windham has returned to Norfolk, where he appears to end his chief amusement in driving a 'drag.' On Friday and Saturday be drove to Norwich in a very businees-like air, taking up as pesss agers several stray wayfarers whom he met on the ,mad than that when he reached Norwich on the latter day he bad a tole rable coachful. Mr. Windham seems in excellent health and spirits, and does not—at any rate so fur as external circumstances indicate—trouble himself much in regard to the endless Chancery arguments respecting himself and his fortunes, and probably he is pretty well seasoned by this time to the costly wordy contention. He appears to dis pense his hoepitalities in much the core liberal fashion as at Windsor." RUSH'S SON. —At the Norfolk quarter sessions, which closed on Thureday, James Blomfield Rush, eldest son of the notorious murderer of that name, who has for many months past been almost constantly in the hands of the local police, was charged with breaking and eatering the dwelling-house of Mr. John alleoden, at North Tod &sham and stailiog therefrom 10e. in copper. There was also a Merge of burglary against the prisoner in respect to an ocenneace at East Dereham, but the bill alleging this offence was ignored by the grand jury. The first ease was dimly made oat mallet the prisoner, and the jury trammed a realist of guilty. The Chairman (Mr. F. Howes, M.P.) said there were many circumstances commie& with the prieonses life and career which Tendered him to some lama an object of pity ; but it was also right that it should be known that the crime of which he had been convicted was sot committed under the manure of poverty. At the time of its emmuittal efforts were being made to enable the prisoner to leave the country, and emigrate to some distant colony. where be might have obtained an honest livelibosk and perhaps have achieved affluence. Unfortunately, bow. ever, - he did not take advaatage of these eadrevonse. and the omwegissetes was that he was now a convicted felon. The sentilleoll 01 the court was that he be kept In penal servitude for few 7ars. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cioci. The funds remain very steady at Saturday's quotations. The amount of basilic= is only mode rate. The principal feature of interest in the Stock Exchange to-day is a rise of fully I per cent. in Caledonian railway stock and in the Turkish Loan of 1858. At Paris this morning, aooording to Mr. Router's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 69fr. 75c., showing no change. The scrip of the Moorish Loan is quoted 5 to St prem. The India Five per Cent. stook is again firmer, at 107 k to 108. Consols are officially marked 93 5 and # for money, and 94 and f for the account. The pre sent quotations are 935 to I for cash, and 935 to for the 10th of April. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 239, 238 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921; New Three per Cents., 94, 5; New Two-and-a-Rali per Cents., 765 ; India Stock, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 107#, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 100 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 1021, 5 ; ditto Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent., 1071, 5 ; Ex chequer Bills, June, 19e., 225. prem. The Turkish loan of 1858 continues in great de mand, and has experienced a fresh rise of 1 per cent., being quoted 73 to 5, ex div. The nee in the loan of 1854 is about 5, the present quota tion being 86 to 5. There is no change of im portance in Mexican or otaer foreign descriptions. Sales are recorded as follows :—New Granada Land Warrants, 3 ; ditto ex overdue Coupons and Hectares, 105 ; ditto Deferred, 4 ; ditto Two per Cents., 265 ; Mexican Three per Cents, for account, 345, ; Moorish Scrip, 51 prem. ; Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, 861 ; Rus sian Five per Cents., 985, 995, cx div. ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 615 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 535 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 44 ; ditto for account, 43# ; ditto Passive, 195 ; the Committee's Certificates, 85 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 86, 5 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 7S, 5, 725, 735, 73, 5, 721, 74, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 75. The amount of gold purchased by the Bank on on Saturday was 80,0001., making a total of 22%0001- since the date of the last return. The Shannon, for the West Indies to-day, will take only 3,9001. in specie consisting of gold. At a meeting, on Wedifeeday, of the holders of Spanish Certificates, it was determined that a peti tion shall be drawn up for presentation to the Cortes of Spain, praying for a settlement of the Certificate question. The dividends we announced, byThlessrs. Baring Brothers, on the Chilisn Six and Three per Cent. Loans. The particulars are at the same time pub lished of the progress of the sinking fund on these Loans and on Chilian*Fouvand-a-Half per Cents. Mears. Rothsobild adiertise the dividends on the Danish Three per Cents. and on the Brazilian Five per Cent. Loans ; and Messrs. Alexander, Fletcher, and Co. those on various Brazilian Luaus. The dividends are also announced on Peruvian Three per Cents. The directors of the lonian Bank have declared a half-yearly dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum. The New York Central Railway Company bave declared a half-yearly dividend of 3 per cent. on the stock The third call of 1/. is to be paid on the first issue of South Eastern Railway 5 per cunt. prefer ence shares (created June 12, 3.861) by the 15th of April ; and the third call of 21. 10s. on the aeoond issue of the above shares, created in August, 1861, by the same date. The annual meeting of the Oriental Bank share holders is called for the 17th April. The annual meeting of the London General Omnibus Company is convened for the 31st inst. The " Treasury Note Legal Tender Bill," which has now received the signature of the President and become law in the United States, is of particularin terest to shippers of goods from this country, since it provides that the duties on imports into America shall be paid, not in paper, but in gold. The effect of this bill has been to raise the price of the " demand notes" heretofore issued to to prem., as they are receivable (except for duties on imports) the same as coin. FIGEGNGLE EVENING. Consols opened this morning at 934 to for the 10th of April, and closed at 934 to 4. For money the last price was 93f to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 934, 4, 3 ; ditto for account, ; Bank Stock, 237, 236; Three per Cents. Red 924, 3 ; New Three per Ceuta., 924, g, 4 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 154; India Stock, 2234, 222, 224 ; ditto Fire per Cent. stock, 1074, g, - ditto for account, 1071 ; ditto Four per Ceut. De bentures, 1863, 100 ; ditto 1864 or 1866, 100 ; ditto Bonds, 30e. prem.; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper , 102 ; ditto Five-and-a-Hail per Cents., 1074; Exchequer Bills, June, 195., 225. prem. The India Five per Cent. stock was firm, at yesterday's improved quotation of 1074 to 4. The rupee paper was rather dull. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 19e. to 224. prem., and India Bonds 275. to 30e. prem. The Turkish Loan of 1858 rose 1 per cent., and that of 1854, 4 ; the closing quotations were, re spectively, 72 to 4 ex div., and 854 to 86. Mexican Bonds were dull, it 344 to 4, and Italian Five per Cents. at 664 to 674. Venezuela Bonds were rather firmer, at 24 to Other foreign stocks were quiet. The scrip of the Moorish Loan closed at 41 to 54 prem. Bank shares remain firm. A further improve ment took place in Bank of London and Lqudasz and County Bank. In miscellaneous shares Crystal Palace and Rhymuey Iron were inquired for. The closing quotations for shares in new under taking' were as follows :—Ocean Marine, 74 to 8 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 11-16 to 1 13-16 prem. ex int. ;Universal Marine, 2 9-16 to 2 7-16 dia ; London and Provincial Marine, dis. to 4 preen. ; Mercantile Fire, 4 to I, prem. - Commercial Union, dia. to par ; City of Ria Improvements Company, 3-lb to 5-16 prem. ; London India-Rubber Company, to 4 prem. ; London Sufferance Wharf shares were dealt in at tl proms The shares of the Alliance Bank of London and Liverpool have risen to 24 to 2j prem. The new Victoria Loan was again rather bettor, closing at 1044 to 4. Canada and Cape of Good Hope Government/Bonds were likewise impireil for. EXTRAORDINARY STORY. —The Cornish Times announces the death of a very remarkable woman, at Lis heard. This woman was born in 1814, and when about t 6 Team of age the first appearemoeof an extraordinary disorder developed itself. "Sias was taken first with a weakness in her logs. The next phase of the disorder made its appearance about the lips, which became parched ; • black thick erotism forming on them, which at intervals would peg off in scales, and alter • few years this mating extended over and completely covered her face. For more than 28 years she mado no use of animal food, and the only sustenance sho partook of was a little fluid, or • currant biscuit, which would lad her • fortnight; and from Christmas. 1860, to Novem ber, 1861, she was never known to take anything what. ssar. On two or three occasions since then, she wee ed to take • little tea or coffee, but it was imam- Erely d ejected from the stomach. A short time before her death, • portion of the costing came off her lips, and shortly after her death the whole mass fell off, the coat ing. forming a complete out of the countetiames. It weighed about half a mind, and averaged about half en lad in thickness. Her face was without a blemish, and pee ✓ented a most perfect appearance, but her body wee mien( to a skeleton. She retained her faculties to the laat, meat perfectly contented, but bailie eterie4 for food." A negro, named Idioajah Phillips, has just died in Ohio, United States, aged 176 years. 14} ,11011 L 2 10a Ul U 101 l 104 FI viii iili f 1001 US i 11 68 Wo 04 70 11 tt U 86 66 64 Sl} II U 16 46 W 11 61 41 We le ST . Pk .. 115 4 Et II Sa 1111 441 47 • as 11l i ss 2'