The Express. — London, England, 1864-03-17 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE (THIS DAY.) t.x.)I.7RT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Jade) Onthasey.) ROBBINS V. 1013135. Tristram and Mr. Thomisger for the petitioner; Mr. v.aic sod Mr. Greenoak for the respondent. Thu was the snit of a wife for a dissolution, ea the ground achy. and adultery. The petitioner was the daughter ci N i„ . smith. the landlady of the Bell Inn at Farley, In to p a riah of Minclung Hampton . Gloucestershire. On the • : a l of May, 1862, she wee married to George William Va.., whose father also kept a public-home in the u ,,libourhood. At that time he was apprenticed to a ; and at first he lived with his wife at her o wtheig. After • few mouth', frequent quarrels arose beactu the young couple, and there were se temporary separations and reemcfliations. A c . was born on the 14th et March, 18e4 ; 1 ,, t . o n the lith of December following the aohabitioa „11, ceased. The wife deposed to various acts o( violence a %t i d she said her husband had bees guilty ; and she 5461n1 that he had never been so kind to her as he ought to been. Nevertheless, her mother stated that she bad ~,vs been opposed to the match ; that she had even ii,,,a 4 ht of sending her daughter away in ceder to break it e! ! . but that she found the young people were so much to each other that it would have bees useless to p them apart. Direct evidence of a very revolting kind . a ...-iven to prove the plea of adultery. I the cue was not concluded when we west to press.] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroirl.) IX si J. T. WI LCB. . _ . The bankrupt was a printer in Coleruanetreet, his wife Lasing carried on the &mimes of a milliner in Welbeek street. Cavendish.equare. Debts, 6001. • asset. about 1001. Mr. Longetaff appeared for the assi gnees ; Mr. Dowse f..r the bankrupt. II :a honour granted the order. IN RI PIDII.O PLANQUZ. The bankrupt, described as a dyer, of Ruseell•etreet, ILsmarket, was a Spaniard. and had carried on business at Itsicelona. His debts are 3,166/., all doe to foreign mo d t.. 11 ; inmate about 1.0001., gm/misting of property is Bar. This was the adjourned sitting for examination “.11i , ..ebarge, also for the bankrupt to apply for his release L• , ,,1 custody. Mr. Aldridge, for the official assignee, stated that be had ~ . ..,,muniosted with the creditors at Barcelosa, but bad re. .rd no information of any importance. Mr. E. Reed. for the bankrupt, stated that the bankrupt to visit London on business last summer ; Dame tiP.s were dishonoured during hie absence, and a creditor tsol proceedings against him, sad had him arrested. He L. 41 since remained in custody, and bas business in Barre. had been annihilated, and the tribunal there had taken I ,ises.ion of his property. He had now been in custody •:1 months. I. Honour granted the release from custody, but ad °urns,' the examination sine die, with pprotection, is order ih.it the results of the proceeding at Barealosa might be tunes. _ ....„ (Before Mr. Commissioaer Goalbw's.) THE UNION DISCOUNT COMPANY (LINITID). compass was recently wound up in this court. Its I o , ..'it,cs are bout 2,000!. the shares are of sf. each, o n 14111,111.'. a share has bees }mid , and there baa since been a call of 6d. per share. . . . . Mr. Sl.,ter. the'acconotant appointed by the court, rub m.ttel a itatemeut. from which it appeared that the anlount io hand will yield a dividend of 6e. Bd. in the o: the debts proved. A farther call will therefore =is! The ditideod woo declared accordingly. IN RE TUCKIR. —TRIAL DT TER COURT • The bankrupt was • bill broker, of Old Brearintreet. The eaae has been before the court eight or able months. At the last sitting it was intimated, on behalf of Mn.ess Shoolbrel and Co., opposing creditors, that they meant to purred against the bankrupt for miedesnessour, and the bankrupt having eleets under the provisions of tLe 1;'.16 section, to be tried by the court, his Honour &meted that, in compliance with the provisions of that is. a copy of the charges made against the bankrupt ._ mil be delivered to him. This bad bees done and on 11. ipplication of Mr. Brough for the bankrupt, an ti ]fr. R. •rltrhs for the opposing creditors, the 22nd of April limed as the day for the trial to take place. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKENWELL. REFIsetL TO TALE PRISONER., 11TTO THS HOL'32 OF CORRECTION. Inspector Potter, of the G division, informed his worship Lit a cabdriver of the name of Samuel Boost had been •tcmitted from this court for ten days to the House of retention for the non-payment of hackney-carrier earn -.se. The prisoner had been taken to the House of Ilrten • .n by Police-constable Hugliesman, 163 6, one of the war •,ot officers of the court, end the governor then refused to •take him in, and as the prisoner was refused admission at other places he was ►llowed to go at large. Mr. D'Eynoourt said it could not be helped, but be sup• ;coed that an alteration would soon take place. The matter then dropped. This is the third case of the mt that has been heard at this court MARLBOROUGH•STREET. NOVEL PROCEEDING. - PREVRETENG THE CASUAL POOl LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE IST moor= iszasaars.) WARWICK MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) DKBDALE STAKES. Rayoset ... ... ... ... S 7 via. TELTEB_HAITDICAP. Ow mils. Ifaricrzo.—Jsclee Alive. TWO-YEAR-OLD STAKES. About Our furlougs. The Grappler. Hope, lady Chatham, Vision, Prioress Deemer, Bosnia Lass, Astestios, Whikey, Oodris, Sym pathy, Cateaus, Jezebel, sod Jerk's Alive me hare. GREAT WARWICKSHIRE HANDICAP. Two miler. 101 i 4100 T: Viet Cron, Sweet Willis, and Damns are Dye. ENTRY FOR WALTON HANDICAP. Five Fallow. Age 45 Age ei lb . S 9 lb 4 lady de Trafford .. S 0 ... 4 8 S 4144 ear . 6 8 3 Taller 6 8 0 bbikt 3 6 713 Abbot 4 S 9 8 4 7 10 Bonnie lAIII S 7 3 le Mancha 4 (Pact 4 7 0 David Aim.. Tama* .... c , 1Ti00 ...----- Usher Kennett All an hem £:5O HANDICAP PLATE. Three quartos of a mils. Lord at Liam, Confides." Larks, Birdlime, Hernias, Blight, Vedette g, Birdfindar, Haas* Disappointarnsot, Beasatioa, and Abbot an hem DISTROTING THEIR CLOTHES. Tao men, named .Me Nary sad Janie* ii4rrff, the :atkr paralysed, were brought before Mr. Kowa, charged nth destroying their own clothes wham in St. George's Workhouse. Mr. Rogers attended to prosecute on the part of the :atLorities of St. George's parish. The appearsoce of the men in court ceased a good deal of reiterneat and not • little merriment, in which the prisoners They were both attired in brown linen canvas sod certainly presented a most grotesque spectacle- Mr. Rogers said he wished to state, as this was the first 'me that miscasts charged with destroying their clothing Lal appeared before the magistrates at that court in the 2:1112.112 which the prisoners appeared, that, in coosequirose f tt.r great increase of the offence, the authorities had ex .:Pael all the stock of clothing, and had felt bound to con. what steps could be taken with the view of checking qt, casual poor destroying their clothing. They had, there ',re adopted the kind of clothing the prisoners were then wearing: 34.knox was hound to nay that for some time past he !Lai nut sat a day without having charges of a similar kind r..,:ht before him, and that the offesoe was on the in , tease. With regard to the parish of St. George's he had Ler, r, since be first sat at the court, had a case of harshness t 4 ire poor brought before him. As far as the mos li!bLerd was concerned it was known that he could have a1I::ed for admission if he thought proper, as the over seer vu in attendance from 9 o'clock till 6. In what the .Lthorities had done he could not say they had adopted an .t.,troper course, but he (M r . Kno x ) would advise that it 5h0 , ..1.1 be done with diacrionaatios, and not adopted t , mards everybody. Mr. Rogers mid the casual poor were supplied with food night and morning. and there was a bath provided for to cleanse themselves if they thought proper to do so. Mr KDOI asked whether there was any doubt about il.tierd being paralysed ; and one of the officers of the c,rt said there was ant. Mr. Knox said he should sent Kelly for 21 days' hard laboir. and Hibberd could go back to the workhouree, and if I, Yoree's was his parish he would be admitted. He hot- d the authorities would Roamed in checking the offence. Mr. Bogen said the new canvas clothing was exhibited in the ward, and he thought its appearance would have the ete,t of checking the offence. It may be stated that as many as five persons have been 1 - ..rved at tl,:, court daily, for destroying their clothing Ia tLe dilerent workhouses. WANIASWORTH. iIF ORDER OF FORESTAL% -RICLFEII2IIO A Ni 31111131. .1 • nun named Wiltshire, living in Wandsworth, t. Mr. Ingham for his advice respecting his exclu ,.., from o,e benefits of a Foresters' club, on account of hie •!..loitted a misdemeanour. Hs placed in the h rf the msristmte a copy of the rules. which bad bees k,rte : .T by Mr. fold Pratt. The chose referred to dated IL n. ember who shall be committed by a jury of his ',...rtrr for (dour, larosay, or embezzlement, shall he . 1.,1 the Irzliam inquired the nature of the misdemeanor for 1., had been convicted? T:...,i.phr.rut said it was for cutting his throat He was f..: trial from that court for attempted suicide. He ' ” , .I nuiltv and sentenced to one day's imprisonment. I said it was nut felony, neither was it larceny. al p'acant said the members of the court put it down ''..h,m (■milioc) said a man cutting his own throat minit larceny. He was of opinion that the &mai ' I••en improperly excluded, as the offence for which r • ' '" , en roori , twl was neither filony, larceny, nor em ' Ile then recommended the applicant to call %.:tteo of the court wider the rules of the society, " ' • riris to his being reinstated. I C., - ant thanked his worship, and withdrew. •• rn r ER'S ISLAND. —The estimated revenue ' luny of Vancouver bland for 1844, is 345,i169 dole., however, fmm regular moms there is only The estimated expenses of the colony for the • , re 2116.3011 dole., lad lid lug 76,916 dols.for solarise ; " 1 '. for eduestioo ; 11,$00 dole. for conveyance of •• 7 • dole. for works and buildings ; 51,800d015. for -•r.-ets. and bridge. ; and to aid isomigratioo 3,000 r,.• ,;..vernor geta 14,1150 dolt. of annual sala ry, sad 4.4 1 dolls. an rent for a residence. T'r it k TTLE or GWITYSBURO.—AL Gettyrburg • , oei.keta were taken. Of these, 24,000 were found • ; 12,000 containing two leads, and 8,000 from • ••• f. , ten loads each. In many instances half a dozen • ie .Ir.ren in no a single charge of powder. In some f .rn,r poiwessor bad retemed the usual order, : !1..• 1..11 at the bottom of the barrel and the powder A ',Lan paptr. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, Ise4: HANDICAP HURDLE RACE Two masa --- - Avalanche, Marble Hill, Amy, Pan, Confidence, Totarno, Mims Clifton, and lb.z an hem. Azatrzn.—lny Elision, Stanton, Newmark Vivandiinn and Lincoln. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) THtUDAT. MA RCH 17. 8 LK. Stadia LISM.--47111.9 DAL) t 5 - -,11001 Two d'Otosz. The railway market is steady to-day, with a fair amount of business. London and North Wes tern stook is in demand, and has unproved oper cent Great Northern has also risen i On the ther hand, Caledonian has receded 1, and Midland, 1. London and North Western stook is now quoted 1084 to 109, ex div. ; Great Western, 66 to ; Midland, 1271 to 1281, ex div.; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1091 to 110, ex div. ; Caledonian, 1181 to 119 ; South Eastern, 901 to 1, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 47 to i, ex div. ; Great Northern, 1261 to 1271, ex div. ; London and South Western, 98 to 99 ; and Metropolitan, 111 to 112. Antwerp and Rotterdam, Great Luxembourg, and Sambre and Meuse shares are better, and Belgian Eastern Junction and Lombardo-Venetian strong. Indian and Canadian railway securities are inquired for. sirs. lAii.liSei wea l NO,OOOl 109900' 260,000 930,000' 193,000 200,000' 1436,00 t 106.0 W, lio,o00! 1110.000 IMOD, ODLONTAL 00VELMENT SECIIRIT/In. : 1 .. 1114112190015.4964‘, 1 1 . 8141011 1 0 1 100 .. Do. do. ICO .. Ma. Gov. 6p.d, 1877.01. 1 101 108 .. 190.4piroilob.*Ase.,1 100 102 , Doll pent 11ar..e111:6 111 101 ..I D 0.6 par ot.l 'NO 89 01 .. DO. Ipre el ba. ilOO 1111 09 .. C r GHT.P. 491841" 100 NB No4lial IN IN Do. do. 1190.1'100, 110 U 2 .. I Do. do. MI :NM 100 111 ....ICelleallov. 111111.6p.4.11001 106 101 1878, do.. 400 lll IMaortitos 0 yet at.. 1819/100, 1 0 0 6 109 Do. 1579100' 100 110 :I Do. 1809100 116 111 ..INataLoo..llper mod. .. 100 108 110 .. New Brun Gov. 4 p.et. 100 101 108 .. , N.B. Wales Ov. 4 p.o.nr, too 00 100 . I Do. 6p. a 1871 to UM 100 99 100 4..' Do. 6p. e. 188810 1802 100 99 100 .. Now Zealand 6 per cost.lloo. 106 110 .. iNowk *Wolk 11p. a, 187871001 104 1121 .. Qll44adand Gov. 6p. et. 9011, ..,S.Aus4.llev.6p. 4. Bonds 109 100 111 .. , Vie..130v.0p.c..J0a..21417 100 '..1 Do. do. 6 p. 4.96011900. 'llOO. 111, 112 ler 113 11 at BRITISH MINES. Iry 4 7 4 sipre 1 pm ei elan *eft par lera 1 4 w 13 144 pm, 4 pm, 1 1 II 31 3 dla 4' 47 j 80 82 111 f i MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. The stock markets to-day show increased buoy ancy, the influx of gold inducing a belief that the Bank rate of discount will be lowered in the course of a week or two. It is also an nounced by telegraph from Paris that Denmark has accepted the conference. The English funds have risen 1 per cent., and most other classes of securi ties are better, especially Mexican Bonds. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Relates were quoted 66fr. 36c., being 1 per cent. higher than yesterday. Consols, are now quoted 911 to 1 for money, and 911 to 92 for the account (April 8). The official business report is as follows : - Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91f, 1; ditto, for account, 911 to 1; Three per Cents. Reduced, 892, ; New Three per Cents., 891, g ; India Stock, 220 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, ; ditto, for account, 1041 ; ditto Four per Cent. Cer tificates, 1001; and Exchequer Bills, Bs. dig. Mexican Bonds have again risen 1 per cent., being now quoted 461 to g. Spanish Passive are steady, at 364 top ; and Turkish Consolidis, 1 to g better, at 54 to 4. Anglo-Turkish Bonds of 4858 are f higher, at 694 to 70, and those of 1862 at 701 to 71. Greek Bonds, after improving, are now dull, at 24 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 881 ; ditto 1863, 89, 881 ; ditto scrip, 2, 1 prem. ; Egyptian, 101/, ex div. ; Greek, for account, 241, 1, 1 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 11} ; Italian, for account, 671, # ; Mexican, for account, 451, 464, 451, 461, 46 ; New Granada, 141 ; /ditto Deferred, ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 864, 1 ; Portuguese, 1856, ea, 48/ ; ditto for account, 481 ; Spanish, for account, 521 ; ditto Passive, for ac count, 361, g ; ditto Certificates, for account, 131 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 921 ; ditto 1858, 64 1, ex div. ; ditto 1862, for account, 71, 70} ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 701 ; Venezuela, for account, 231, 241, ex div. ; ditto 1862, for account, 601. The scrip of the new Bolivian Loan is quoted 11 to 21 prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 6/ to 74 prem., ex div. ; General Credit, 44 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 114 to 12, ex div. and ex new ; Mercantile Credit, 8 to f prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 180 to 1 ; Egyptian Trading, 21 to 34 prem. ; and Thames Iron Works and Ship building, 3to prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 2to prem. ; Imperial Financial, 4} to 5 prem. ; Financial Corporation, If to 2 prem. ; Credit Foucier (Great Britain and Ireland), 4 to it prem. ; Australian and Eastern Navigation, 41 to 51 prem. ; Land Securities, 11 to 11 prem. ; Central Argentine Railway, Ito If prem. ; Loudon and Liverpool Hotel, 1 to 14 prem. ; and City Offices Company, 4 to 6 prem. The letters of allotment of the Imperial Financial Company will be posted this evening. Owing partly to the Stock Exchange settlement, combined with the period of the quarter, an in creased demand for money was experienced yesterday at the Bank of England. Elsewhere the commercial demand was only moderate, and good bills were taken at 51 per cent., with occasional transactions at 51, but the market generally was influenced by the settlement in the Stock grchange, where the terms for short loans on English government secu rities were about 5 per cent. The prospectus of a Bolivian Government Loan for 1,000,000/. sterling has been issued. The terms are very liberal, the rate of interest on the bonds being 7 per cent, with an accumulative sinking fund of 2 per cent. per annum. The price of issue being 88, the immediate return is equivalent to 8 per cent. per annum, exclusive of the additional advantages of the annual redemption and the deferred instal ments. The object of the loan is described as purely an industrial ooe, being to develop, by the construction of roads, Arc., the great internal capabilities of the country, among the products of which guano holds a notable place. This article of commerce, as is well known, has within a few years yielded vast wealth to the neighbouring re public of Peru, rescuing her finances from a state of protracted depression, and establishing the price of her bonds in the markets of Europe at a quotation superior to that of most foreign obligatiuus. It in explained that "for the due payment of the interest on this loan, and the redemption of the principal, the government of the republic, over and above all its other resources, have specially hypothecated the proceeds of the guano deposits, as well as the revenues accruing from the customs of the port of Cobija and the towns of Oruro and La Paz. These special revenues, which amount to about 150,0001. per annum, are not, nor have ever been, encumbered with any lien, and the present loan will constitute, therefore, the only charge thereon. The republic has no external debt.. The internal debt does not exceed half a million sterling, and this the government intend to extinguish next year by the remaining issue of this loan." A suf ficient amount to provide for the interest payable during the first two years will be left in the bands of the London and County Bank, through whose agency the loan is issued. Gold to the amount of 20,000/. was purchased by the Bank yesterday, making a total for the week of 113,0001., while the withdrawals for the sameperiod have reached 50,0001. The 809,500/. iu gold and 220,5001. in silver by the West India packet arrived at the warehouses of the Benk of England yesterday, and will be deli vered to the bullion brokers about Wednesday or Thursday in next week, after which the gold, ac cordieg to present indications, will be purchased by the Bank. Meanwhile, the recent supplies from Australia are expected to find their way to that establishment. The Mexican dollars by the steamers Louisiane and Bolivar have beeu sold at 3e. 30 per ounce. The biddings for 30.00.000 rupeei (300,0001.) in bills on India took plats yesterday at the Bank of England. The proportions allotted were, to Cal cutta, 16.00.000 rupees ; to Bombay, 12.00.000 rupees ; and to Madras 2.00.000 rupees. The minimum price was as before, viz., ls. 11 id. per rupee on Calcutta and Madras, and ls. 111 d. on Bombay. The applications within the limits amounted to 230 lace (2,300,000/.) Tenders on Calcutta at ls. llid. will receive about seven per cent. ; on Bombay, at 24. Old., about 12 per cent. ; and on Madras, at 2a., about 56 per cent. ; and all above these prioss in full. On the last occasion the biddings within the limits amounted to 2,370,0001. The London and North Western Railway troll° return shows this week an increase of 9,1351. over last year ; the London and South Western a de crease of 3,6411. ; the Great Eastern an increase of 5051. • the Great Northern an increase of 5,2401. ; and die Great Western an increase of 1,7781. The directors of the Credit Foncier of Man ritius have made a call of 31. per share, payable on the 14th April. A fourth all of 21. is to be paid on the shares of the South Italian Railway Company by the 20th of April. The annual meeting of the British American Land Company is convened for the 31st inst. The Great Western Railway Company of Canada have notified that "by advioee received from Canada, in anticipation of the half-year's accounts, the loss on exchange by the conversion of American money received for the carriage of through traffic during the half-year ended Jan. 31, 1864, amounted to the sum of 202,725 dolt. 91c., or say 53,9841. sterling." The subjoined memorandum is from a new un dertaking bearing the title of the Credit Mobilier Company of Loudon (Limited) : The Credit Yobilier Company c 4 Louden (Limited), have amanteaeld business M their offiee, 54. Threedaseffimeireet. The present capital of the company bee hese prtimiely ea. scribed, sad shares .iU not be offered to the public until booremed capital be required. The letters of " regret" of :Lc Imperial Finaneill Company were delivered yesterday. The share certificates of the Credit Fonder, lA milted (Great Britain and Ireland), will be ready for delivery on Monday next. We are requested to state that the share list df the Bristol Indigo Blue and Black Lead Company will be closed on Monday next. With reference to the market for American sem rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : We have but little change to tote in tie market in Leaden for American securities. Illinois shares proved largely oversold on the account just closed, and as muck se /a. to ls. 6d. per share was paid for the loan of shares fee tie next fourteen days ; they close arm at 16 dis. buyers. Erie shares Lave been affected by the falling quotatioes [rem New York, and have given way about two dolhas. Gs veromsat and Railiced Bonds arc. ;wejudiced io price by the advancing premium on gold, whilst Railroad Sterling BMA.. or bonds having principal and interest payable at &led sate of axcliange, are scarce, and in active demand. WEMZISDAT ET/12/11144 Consols, which closed yesterday at 94 to f far the Bth of April, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price was 911 to f. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, I, f, ; ditto forsccount, 91f, I ; Three per Cents. Reduced. 891, f ; New Three per Cents., 891, j ; Bask Stock, 240 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1044,1 F; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures , 1866, 98k ; ive per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 104, 106. The India Five per Cent. Stock was quiet. The Five per Cent. enlaced " rupee paper net with more inquiry. Exchequer Bills remain at is. die. to par. Bank shares were firm, with a favourable ten dency, though business was not active. An im provement has taken place in Alliance, Imperial. Imperial Ottoman, Union Bank of Australia, ani Anglo-Austrian Bank, the latter closing at f di a. to par. Consolidated Bank, Bank of Hindustan. and Scinde and Puojaub Bank wore also inquira fur. A alight improvement has taken place I. Contract Corporation, Land Securities, Commercial Union Assurance, and Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares. Hudson's Bay were firm, at IBi is g. Egyptian Trading have advanced to 2i to 31 prem. British Indian Tea were flat. . . - - A decided advance has taken place in the shares of the financial companies, especially the Inter national and General Credit. The demand for the latter was stimulated by a report that this axe fly is amongst the competitors for the new Mexican loan. International closed at 6 11-16 to 13-16 prem., ex the dividend of 135.; Ge at 45 to „.", prem. ; London Financial, at 11 to 11 prem. ; Mercantile Credit, at Bto 85 prew. ; an Imperial Financial, at 45 to 5 prem. The closing (but in some cases merely nowise]) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, dz. :--Credit Fonder of Mauritius, 1 die to prem. ; Land Securities, 15 to 2 prem. - Contract Corporation, 34 to 44 prem. ; Cred it Fonder (Great Britain), 31 to 41 prem. ; Aus tralian and Eastern Navigation, 44 to 54 prem. ; Ottoman Financial, 4 dim. to I prem. ; Consolidated Discount, 1 die. to par; financial Corporation, 1 to 2 prem. ; Financial Discount, If to 25 prem.: Credit Mobilier, 11 to 21 prem.- Queensland Sheep Investment, par tol prem. ; Gad rare Company, 4 to 1 prem. ; National Provineiel Marine, sto 1 prem . ; Central Argentine Railway, Ito 14 prem. ; Mexican Bank, par to irem. ; British Colonial Steam, to 4 dis. • West of England Woollen, to 15 prem. ; London and Californian Bank, to 14 prem. :Warrant Bank ing, 1 to 15 prem. ; British Columbia and Van couver Investment, Z to 15 prem. ; Fort-street Warehouse, 6 to 65 prem. Victoria Government Debentures met with inquiry. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cto•a. The mining market continues firm. The trans actions to-day . are largest in Gnat Vor shar , which are &gem better, at 41 to 42. Sithney Wheal Metal are quoted 54 to 6 ; Wheal Seton, 192 to 194; Nangiles, 29i to 3C4 ; West Chivertou, 81 to 83 ; and Wentworth Consols, 18 to 17. Grenville shares have changed hands in the Stock Excham,e, at 71 and 7e. Cape Copper shares have advanced, and United Mexican are firm. The share list of the Frontino and Bolivia (South American) Gold Mining Company wi!l be closed oa Wednesday next. At Great Wheal Vor meeting, held yesterday, a dividend of 10s. per share was declared, leaving a balance of 3,0001. to be carried forward to the next account. HW{ol~od... aO o N absedies 19.96'40 1 Leith was 2 Animism 29.97 43 2 Oremeastle .99 7 Galway Valenti& .86 46 Cape Clear U. flu 47 Qmownown Liverpool 80.12 39 Holyhead Pembroke .97 ' Penzance . best lO.OO L'Orient M 94 43 Lochelort Plymouth 36.04 44 Weymouth Portsmouth Leadon Dover 80.2..1 Y .masoittli Scarborough_ sa 19 Melds 30.13 2e 8.8. W. &W. Paosums. PILTDAT. SATCATAT. S. to W., moderate to ON NoaTiw &W. to N.W., fresh to fresh, some rain in ousts. strait soon ram. Bl ac toli.W., incidents Waseca. As above. to fresh, soma rain. B.IE. to S.W., trash, BOOTHIIIg. S. to W. and N.W., with showers, mo.lerate to strong. showery. 8.9. P.. to W.S.W., fresh, EATMLII. As next above. fine. zs4 Wastens.sirelsnd, Wales, and ad jacencies. deitinara=linglish Chaim' &Widow Sy. Bastin ssliassirard logland and lialigoland. Mews. Macmillan announce a rejoinder from Mr. Charles Kingsley to Dr. Newman, entitled, " What, then, does Dr. Newman teach r Dr. Bowring bas presented to the British Mu_ mum his very floe collection of insects made during his long residence in the Ea* The Bowringian oollectiou, as it is called, animists of 84,200 specimens, arranged in three &Ousts of forty drawers each, and four teen cabinets of twenty drawers each. Mr. George Thompson, writing from America to a (need in Manchester, says :—" The masses here, of all charm, are for the utter extirpation of slavery. The Con gress (both houses) is radicaL I have the last and best information from Washington, and can say that the vast majority of both chambers are prepared to change the administration, if thorough measures be not adopted by the cabinet. Do not be surprised (I am sure you would be delighted) to learn that a proclunatioo had base issued by the President, abolishing slavery neiversall►. This is the demand of the people, and I trust will be the act of Abra ham Lincoln." A grand competition of Orpheonists is to take place at Lyons on the 22nd May. Upwards of 200 societies have already intimated their intention to be present. Measures for re-stocking the lakes and rivers of Switzerland with fish have for some time put been in operation. The piscicultural establishment of Meilen has, since its foundation, introdueed not less than 1,444,000 young trout into the Luke of Zurich, and 132,500 into the adjacent streams. The results of this proceeding begin to be evident, for the lake already contains a large number of those fish of from two to six pounds weight. The councils of the canons of Vaud and Geneva have determined to suspend for the present all per missions to fish in the rivers and streams, and also to hold • conference 00 the subject of the re-stocking of Lake Leman. From a report presente.l to the Italian Parlia ment it appe►n that the Italian fleet is now composed of 14 irooclada, 34 screws, 38 paddle-ateamen, and 18 riling vessels. carrying an aggregate of 1,324 guns, and 21,930 men. The total cost is 141,429,211 W. ST. PATRICK'S DAT.—CELEBRATION OP THE AN orreasaar.—(Tnis Dar.)—This morning—to-day being the anniversary of the festival of St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland—lrishmen of all classes might be seen wearing in their bats and button-boles the shamrock, which is the national emblem. At St. Patrick's Cathedral. Sobo, en elaborate ceremony was performed, " the Cardinal Arch bellhop of Westminster" (Dr. Wiseman) attending to do hooour to the saint. REPRESF.NTATION OF LA NCASTER.—RE.NIGNATION OF Ma. W. J. Gaasrrt, N.Y.—This gentleman, who is now stayine at Cannes, France, for the benefit of his health, has just siguified his intention of retiring from the representation of the borough of Lancaster at the dissolu tion of parliament. CoNvoearn,N.—We hear that the approaching session of the Southern Convocation in April is likely to be • yery important one, fur, in addition to the election of a Dew Prolooator, and t he discussion of the three important report, that have Imo presented, we behave that two eminent members of the Lower House will submit two important motions:-1. For the appointment of a com mittee to consider what steps can be taken for more effectually ensunng greater confidence in the orthodoxy of the clergy. 2. As to whether it is not advisable to remove eutirely the church element from the Judicial Committee, leaving it the final court of appeal on the simple legal issue as to whether • clergyman has so far transgressed the church's law as to be deprived of hie benefice ; but at the same time laying down that the condemnation of books and opinions (though not their authors) is the duty of the con voastions. —Joke Bull. OLUNT LER IS 'UHT ATTACK. —At eight o'clock on Saturday evening neat the town of F•verabant, in Kent. will on:ennui unusually warlike aspect. A party of one of England's enemies, supposed to have run up the Medway in home, from some imaginary feet of invaders on the coast, will. following the tactics of the Deem and Scots of old, attempt to surprise Faversham by a eight attack, directing their main onset on a battery of gaps belonging to Major Hall. of the Powder Mills, in the vicinity. This will bring the Kent Volunteer Artillery into full play, and they, with other Kentish Volunteers, to the number of 1,500, will muster. The wens will he animated and picturesque ; and with. "army in disguise " will of course be repulsed, ar rangement. have been made to accommodate them with railway trains for their return to London and Maidstone. as may_be convenient. AIM GLYN AT EDINBURGH.-011 Saturday night (says the /Uinta rvti Courant) Mw Glyn's present enrage meat at the Theatre Royal terminated in a performance as brilliant and suceesaful as any which the public of this city have witnessed daring the put fortnight. Miss Gip' ' sustained the part of Lady Macbeth with all the natural and artistic power which bus long established her persona tion of that character as by far the beat on the modern stage. Miss Glys's appearances generally during her late engagemeet have afforded • great and as excep tional treat to these who look upon the drams, Dot simply as a means of amsement, but of arthritic study. Her Duchess of Main, her Cleopatra, her Lady Macbeth, bans all,t and perhaps equally, delighted the moat discriminating part of her audiences by their fin intelligerne, their forcible delineative power, their truth to nature, and their truth to art. Perhaps no series of performances so strongly marked by all the finest qua lities of histrionic talent has been whitened on the Edin burgh stage since -the days n Mrs. Saddens. Miss Glyn's engagement may indeed be °antlered • thorough and re muirable enceiss. It is a string testimony to the power of Miss Glyn's genius that an exceptionally large measure of the applause she has received has—as we have penonally observed—been accorded to her by • section of the sadism. not generally demonstrative in their marks of approbation. Mies Glyn has entirely pleased us since she has been here ; and we hope it will not be long ere she affords us the same pleasure again. ORDINARY SNARES AND STOLID._ IS. I Pd. I I{iIWAIL r 1a51 7 992144 4 1°N I atuel"P? No. I sha I Mum. 1 Pd. pa. tweet's 1 Niel. 75,0001 2 Cambrian Coo. Gold. L' 1 - 171} I all 1111rm..WoL&NoorVaL .11 6} - 1,,,q .. Iversen 1 2 ill li ir - 114. ,109 IN:Nand Tyne 1, .. Co - 10 , all ,Bostoicassfrd,&lld.C. 61 9 - L .. .G. Cn. Cravlstk.) l 1 665 666 It. 100 Bristol and Easier._ 13 116 - 11, .. Draketralls - 111. 100 •Cidadonian ll3} 1111} zd 1111} s 4 61 Based (Illogan)..1 30 63 16 60 ; all port and Bandon ;- - -. 6.144, . . Camden MUNI Lii tof - io ,an wall , 6 7 6 1 4000 t Cern Brea ! 14.0 61 7} - le 1 sll ;Do. A 1 A north. Nth 411 -.- - 4,009 .. .6. W. Russell (Tarlstk.) 111.135. 111 a - 10 ; alllDo. B 4p. 6.lspaklN B. - - - 483 .. ,Granabler &84 Aubya; ON 10 11 - 10 ' all Dublin aad Belfast Junc, N 38 Sel 6,000 1 , .. Great South Tolgus 174 4 41 - ild SS all Dundee,ParthotAlid.in, 16 IT --• 4901 .. G. W. Yes (Relate.) 1 01 40 42 401 11 401 fit. 100 Edinburgh sad Glamow. 01 Oil id - 14 s.olo, .. 'Orenvllls 1 7.16 7 11 71 } SR 160 13bagow sad S.W.:atonal 104 106 zd - LON .. I Esrors Foot M. IN 35 37 - St. 100 Great Lamm Ord. 84. 1 464 471 471 4000 .. Itl Modal Downs ;MUNN 31 41 - flt. 'lO9 I Do. A Nock.. i - - - 4000 .. lady bertha , , 2.110 , - SC 100 ! Do. L Ans. 841 L, No , 21 111 Ti - NO .. 1111arst ;Uny LINE! 91 !19 21 - N. 100 Great NorthotBcotlandi - - - ENO. INIU Valley 1N.24 i ei ..6i,,,_ - 13. 100 Grad Northern ' 116 127 1171 4OW 4 .Itwysidy Iron Ore .... ' 1 1 1, 1 w 4 al 100 'Do.4 I A me. ladle. un- 127} 1381 1,0001 .. .Naagaiss I 1 at ss 1 - 9l 100 Do.B 1 1116 p. 4.1 s paid B, 130 122 -4110 i .. gew Bston - B< 100 Gt. South & West. (Ire. )1 08 28 - 6,0011 _ orth DOWD, 1 24 25 84. 100 Gresl Western *l 66 1 06 , i NE .. ma Rest a, - x 100 Do.Stour VaLllna.fitie - - - 44001 .. N. Wh. Basset (Mogan). 15.0 , 1 21 - 8l 100. Do. South Wales.... - - - 6,040 .. North Wheal Crotty • 169 ( 44 el - 8l ,100 ; Ds. W. Mid-Oxford/0 40 40 4.000 _ . Prosper United - N. 100 . Do. Do. Neno 96 28 - 1,110 20 . ProrMsoce (U. Want) 10.6.7 14143 zd - N. 100 . Do. Do. kleeWong 102 IN 104 700 .. ' Rogow Noweth , 11.10 a . 21 1} - Bt. 100 Lencaddre & Yorkshir4 1091 110 1091 10 612 . S . Caradon (St, Clear) 84. 100 ;London and Blackwalll 67 69 1384 011 .. 5. W. Trances (Illogan) 111E9 10 66 - Bt. 100 .Loo.,BriOtn,&ll.Ccost, 103 101 104 1} 920 .. 'Stray Part 30.17.61 33 - lit. 100 , LoodcacChatamt eA Do e 42 43 6,000 .. Tin , roft - 8l 100 'London&lNorth West& 1071 108} la 1 6,000 .. 'West Basset (Mogan) ,ll 11 11 - et. 100 'Looiondlio: .nthW 98 09 In - Zn 1.014 .. W. Condon (Lisksard), 6 • 20 It - Bt. 100 Man.,SheLA Linoolush 68 63 63 3,000 .. . West Chlverton - 13 , all , Maryport and Carlisle. - - - 40 0 .. W es t B e t on lle i all . Do. Do. } Shan* -.- - 612 .. Wh. Basset (Mogan) _ 51 B7l 9s} - It. 100 illetropolitan I 110 111 112 13 266 .. Wh. Buller (le4roth). 10 I 24 17 - 10 I all Do. New I - - 1084 7} 4.800 .. Wheal Ludcott ' 1 5./ . 11 at - N. 100 .Ididland - LON .. W.MaryAun (Meehan.) 8 . 131 IN - 111 Y all Do. New - - - 106 Wheal 84400 6Bl 18S 100 - st. 100 Do &rm. & Derby . 91 56 - 1,000 .. Wh. Trelawney (Usk ) 7 21 22 - 90 all Mid. et. Wu. ;1r4).... - - - 4000 .. Wheal Union 4 ' Si 1 1 - 26 all Do. } Shares .. ... - - - 26 all Mid Beat - - - 10 *lllllld Kent (Cray Line) - - - FOREIGN MINES. 84. 100 North British - Na. 1 BL 1 miss. IPd 1 CI. prima I Salmi. et. 100 Do. Edin.,Perth. fiend 24 IC - 36,600 2 Alsaiillos head) . . } i i 1 191 , = St. 100 N. Eastern-Berwick 26 1111 Do. G. N. E. Pun... - - - 75,000 1 Bon Accord Cop. (Lim ) all ft Bt. 100 Do. Leeds - loop, 6 !Brazil-Lac M. Co. ‘ lam.. all 1 2 St. 100 Do. Vat B 7 :1 8817} 16,000' 10 Cape Copper ( L i m i ted 7 3 31pro 101 St 100 Do. Carlisle - - - 26,000' 2 CapulaStlver (Limited •} dis I - II all Do. Block & Darting. 37 18 371 12,004 40 'Cobra Copper aD 33 35 - 16 17 Do. do. 1866-68.... 0} NI pmt. - 10,0091 20 Coplapo ‘Limited) - 26 10 Do. do. 108941.... 71 8 1 14 11 - Bt. 100 North London - 100.000 1 Don Pedro, N. Del Hey 1 1 pm' - 75,000' 1 Do., Mount.Cop.(llrs.; all 1 l - 10 6 Do. New - MON 3 PION DM key (Limited). 11, 1 dl. - St. 100 • North litatTonsl TS 79 78} 8 1 IEOOO, 2 Fortuna ;I.llnlted; .... all 4 I - 10 all N. *S. Western Jana 101 11} - MOOD 10 General . all so ss ! - St. 100 !Scottish Central - sk000! 1} ta . p . tinda (LliniteaD .. 1 1 1 poi - 8C 100 Scottish N. E. Aber. SEIL 41 64 - 15.000 3 . - 13t. 100 Scottish Midland 9ll 100 - 10,000 6 ilaultsulan (Limited).. , 2 } dial ..... 10 all Shrewsbury & WelckpL I - - - 103,815 1 Ilariquita an . 11 P - Bt. 100 ,Shropshlre Union 11414 zd - 10E000. I ,111.Aursoa Bras.G.n all - Bt. 100 'Nett Devon ll4 16 - 60000 4 Panulcillo Copper (I. 1 ' 11 - et. 100 Booth Eastern - St. 100 8. Yorkah. & River Dun, 98 IN - 10E000 6 Port Phillip 1 , 1 11 10 all Staines, Woklughm,&c... 8} 9} - .. ; 1 slants Barb. Gold MA ; 1 i TN - Bt.loo Taff Vale 'NI 106 .- 1.93.003 1 'Scottish AustraL (Lim) e 1 di' par - 10 8 Do. B ' 6 7 pm - 11,000. 20 15t.../sha dal Ray .lons' 16 60 62 - 10 3 Do C ' I 4 pis - 4174. 3.1 United tletlesui Lioc ; 264 61 7 , 7 60 all Ulster - be Do 26 20 Do.. - - - 10E00 10 V4M0111141 . 1.6361 (UM.) 6 ' par f pm , - SC 100 Vale of Neath - Ai - 80,000 1 Worthing ;Limited; .. ' all 1 - 84. 100 Victoria Stn. & Pimlico; - - - 16,000 1 Yudanauantana (Um) all 4 H! si I fit. 100 Waterford & Kilkenny., - - - , St. 100 West Cornwall : 22 24 zd , - MISCELLANEOUS. . 84, 100 W.BartlpL Barb. &RI - - zd 1 - No. 1111. 1 00166•11111. ITM I Cl. peMes. I Oaks. W.BartlpL Barb. & Rl.' 001IPA.11111. I Pd. I 1,000 10 AniloMeMean Min{ ! all 10,000 . 25 Australian ul 19 20,Z1 25 AustraltanlLL &Fn. (1 47, 10 BertlnWaterworks (L)! all 10,000, 6 Bombay Ow (Welted; all 4000 IA Britialt Amerken land' 40 6114.79.4 94. B. & I. Mao. Tel. (L) 100 1 12.500 110 British ledlan Tea (L;, 6 8,915 321 Canada Company .all 10.060 1 to liseadlaoLosn&Laiv(L) I 29. 99,000. MS Copies °° =g 40,000 10 Corn. of Aff er. L 2 60.000 90 ConimercialColun,lne. 5 00,000 50 Consolidated Dia... (LT 40,000 100 Coutracteorporstlon,L ; 11 14000' 25 Cop. M. Eng,. Pref.7f p.c. all • 10015/151 St. Crystal Palace 'lOO 160,8601. BL LW Preference 'no 277,0001. 80. • Do. 6p. ea Perp. Deb. c lOO 10.000,100 Discounttio* rporatlon L. n 60.000 20 E. India Irrig. a Canal 100.000 9) LoptlanCom.& Trd.(L ; 2 679.5751.1 St. . liectrk Telegraph lOO 1 70,000 0 Bog. and Ass. Copper all 90,000 100 Furter . ..l • orporatloo ' 1 c 115,000 1 20 O. toedit& Yin.otLen.(L' 4 . 20,000 Is Gen. steam Navlistionl 14 100,000. 20 nudism's Bay all 150,0001 10 Internal Elnan.Soc. (L; 6 12.6001 10 Int.-r.B.lllailSteam,L ~ 7 ; ts,6ooi 6 , Do. do— ._ . • all • 60,000. 10 Itallanlnig. (Can. Drs , I 10000001 100 ; Do. 4p. e. Bit r 1870 1 all 80,0001 25 Joint Stock Ducount(L); 20,000' 50 Land Securities ( tirn4 , 1 1 10.000 25 Lona andealsdon.ll.,L 5 11.000' 6 Lond.Dlstrict Teleg.(L all 20.000; 60 Load. Pinata ABOO. (L l9 20.000 60 Do. Nee 175,000 4 Lona. 0. Omnibus C. ;L'' all I 60.000 20 lood.Prorincialllarine: 2 20.000 V) Madraa Irriga. & Canal. all 12,500 20 Haunting Landotc. l l.. l 2 liOut. 10 Media Eaten. TeL (L), all 20 000 60 Ilercan.CrelitAsso.,L, 5 2.1,500 10 Natal Laud& CoL C. ,L, 6 80,000 25 iNational Dia. Coin. (L; 5 10,000 100 Natinnal Steam Nay. 'LC 6 6,000 1) NerbuddaCoal &1. 'LC; 6 155.676; 1 'N. British Austral& (L' all ' 441.091. 60 i. 6. Briatellereaa. ba(t); el' 40.000 c 25 .ooean Marine Insura „ 6 10.000 20 41riantalCotniner:Ial I 7, , 100 000 1 !Oriental Oss (Limited ; all 50,000 1 Do. !Yew 40,000 10 1 0flent.Inland Steasn'L ' all 10,000 6 'Ottoman Gas . untied. 4 000,0001 81. IPeel6lv.leadilllo. (LC 100 20,000 60 Peninsular A U. Olean all , pricer. Sales. 104 i .... 5 1 i 1041 51 4 94 - 101] 21 2 — 1 19 110 tr' , 25 DO PR 1 27 a I Par Pa , 75 W 0 27 apini 0 72 Per a air= ad. st 4 12 m 21 27 34 343 112 115 1 112 11 6 -- i 40. , 11 1 di 21 Sipa 104 . 107 "i; "ii 4 10• 1 15 28 hi 1b 64264p . i . i? id. • 84_ 86 'I 11pm 2 pin kW. 1 2 11 11190; 7. 4 i i 21 21 zd It lipus! el i ul 7 T6i 8! 1 18 1 12 111 81 26i - i id 14 i nt I Si 20,004 60 Do. New 2O 7`-2 900. (1 17, , 0 10 Quebrada It., M.L , 144141 10,000 60 Wynne, Iron 10,000 15 Do. New 4,250 26 ItIoJ. City Improv. (L) at Ile 274 , 29.750 26 Ditto ditto , 4 4 Ipia, 15.000 100 )(opal 51all8taans '6O 90 92 200,0904 St..Seottieb Aust. Inv. (1 ` 100 139 144 i 30,006' 20 Soe.Flosts.,TEgypte'L ' 6 , 14 0014 10,000 60 S. Alrlmo M. et In. lL' 6 I 14 pm! 14,200. 26 South Australian Land sal 21 - 260,0004 fit. Sabotarlim Telegraph 100 4.4 48 zd ..• 1 Do. Scrip all ts 4ad 100.000 20 'Thameot Mersey !ILL ' , 2 4 4 44900 ad. 6; 1000 10 TrustatAgeneyotAtta. LI 1 60,000 20 T. L Co. or C. Illaamts pm. 30,000 6 Culled Teleg Co. (L 3 par 60,000 20 CoisorulAannelna.a 6 Oa 44 29 ' „ 10 10 Upper Assam TeAtatn. I all II 1 14 ) 17 pm. Do. 10.000 30 Van Dienamia Land... 1116 10 12 19.1,000 60 ll'estlndlastPacillcS L 5 14 24 27 7 FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, W, 4. Belgian Eastern Junction, 14, I. Great Luxembourg, 11. necife and Sat Francisco (Pernambuco) Guaranteed 7 percent. (Limited). 17f. Sambre and henna. j. South Austrien and Lombardo-Voiotia'', 211. BRITISH 70ittiLS.410,18. RAILWAY& 109 all Atlantic & riX Lawrence 67 50 id , 84. 100 Bom.liar.&C.ln.g.sp.c., 106 104 20 11 Do. New 20 7f Do. 12 Shares I P PI 27 101 all Buffalo & Lake Huron 6 , 10 all Do. Preference 7 M lOO 100 Buff., Branc&Goderlds 6p. C. Ws. Aug. 1.147 P 100 100 Do. do. July 1. 1272 DA 100 Do. do. Jane 1, 12744 Bt 100 Cal & S.Fastern6p.c.g lO2 106 St 100 Cape T. & Dock6p.h.t i l 103 106 100 all Dereerara,7p.e.per. St. 100 East. Bmgal go. 1 1051 1061 St. GOO Eaat Indian gu. 5 do lOl 165 60 15 Do. 0 extension Ipm 20 15 De. 11 do t Pm' St. 100 Grand Trunk of Canada 19 20 100 all Do. 14 pref. Baids 1 73 73 100 all Do. do. deferred 641 100 all Do. End prat Bonds , 65 67 100 all Do. do. deferred 51 SS 100 all Do. 3rd pref. Stock 100 all Do. do. deferred, 40 42 100 all Do. 4th pref. Stock 20 28 WI all Do. do. deferred, t 2 25 St 100 Great Indian Peninsula 1031 104 20 12 Do. g. per cent. , tpm St. 'lOO 'Gt. K. of India sp.ct i 102 104 St. 100 Do 61 per cent. St. 2 Do 20f all 04 Western of Canada , Of 101 16 Do. New ll 100 all Do.kc.Bds. pay. 1573 92 100 all Do. do. do. 1077.8 25 10 2 Indian ranch, Limited, 10 1 Do. New . . .... . . 80. 100 Madras guar. 6p. cent 102* it 100 Doe do. 41 do 1 97 24. 400 Do. do. 41 do.— 92 10 2 Do. Fifth Extension St. 100 Mellr. Cord. 6 per c. Bil 60 all Melb. sou liolwsies Sat U 20 all Brun.& Cun.cll.• & B 3 St 100 N.LofCan.6p.c.latp.B. 82 U. 100 delude. gua. 5 par cant log St. 100 Do. Delhi do. lO3 :V 2 Do. do. do. St. 100 Do. Punjaub do lO2 St. 100 Do. Indus 64 Flot do 9B 04 104 100 PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. tntsl4lol, 11 Agcn 16 -lales today:-Gnat Eastern, MI- Lancashire and Yorkshire, 104- London and North Western, 157 1 ' a i 4 1-Manchester. She Meld, and Lincolnshire, 624 3- -Mettepolltan, 110 91 10 1 1-North Eastern Berwkk capital stock, 1904 - South Eastern, 404-Bullslo and Lake }Mom, 14 9-10 4—Groat Luxemburg shares, 101--Sembre and Meuse, 8 3-16 1-11 reek. 244 4-Mexican Three per Cent., 46 6- gpanish Paseives, 361-Alliance Bank Loudon and Liverpool ' Limited,. 231 p - Mercantile and Eutaw Bank, 4 3 -10 5-16 1 7.10 p Den shares, 41 7.14 6-16 1 1 - -Mash and Foreign Mertes Limited), 3146 p.-19stptre Marine ,Limited l. 1.16-16 p. -Lancashire Inemance, 15.16 p -Landes and Lancashire Imuranee, 15-16 1 p. -Ito) al Insurance, 65-10 p. Marine 'Limited., 213-16 p -Hudson's Pay, 181-Liverpool Exchange. 10 -Liverpool totted Oss. 2111-National Steam N &vitiates Com pany, 348 1 3-16 3.14 p -West India and Peale Steam, 24 litsm3oll6ll Marren 16.-Dudley and West Bromwich sold at 71-Birmingham Financial Corepanfe Shama, at 1 346 pm.-Patent Sha l t, 21 pm.: and Muntx's Metal at 4 din Anima the closing prices were Stour Valley guaranteed. 65 to 654 x 4.- Birmingham guaranteed, 751 sellers-Severn Valley, 16 13-16 en dlv. buyers-Birmingham Llnal, at 91 sellers-lit. Bank. 30 ex die. buyers-Imperial Continental Gas, 8774= Dirminglani Wagon, 111 to 114-61unts's Metal, to 1 die.-and B. Mash and Foreign Plank 14 to If prem. MAriarmlTM,sl•ll,Co la-There Ms been every good badness. with rather better prices.. Consolidated busk i Limited, 61 Great Pastern, 444 1 7-Great Northern A. 1244-Greska, Pt- Great Western, 4101 6 -111tonls Central. 111 1 d -ditto, mid up, 73-Lancashire end Yorkshire, 101--lendon and North astern, 1074 6-Manchester, Sherield, and Lincelasidre. 61111 -metropolitan, 1104 14 11-Mexicans , 64 1 11 1 44 5-6 lid and. 12744-North British.ls3ll-6outk &Woes, 901 --amnia Passives. 161-1 - Immes rid Mersey Marine In. smarms, 41 p.-General Credit. 61 9-16 jp.-lomperlal Ottoman Bank, 9 p-National Steam, 1-16 p.-Sambre and Meow, 8516 -San Paulo, 6-16 p -Need& and Windermere, 1111-MercantUe Beak. 64 p -Contedends loan, Wt. THE Naw Yost PUBLIC PAIL—The central park in New York has sod that city mark 1.500,000 i, and iii has increased the taxable valuation of the sortoandiss pro. ;arty Dearly 5,500,0004 1 L. K. & 'col— I ro 0.11 3 I be 0.22 2 o • er 0.23 1 to ' 045 3 to 0.47 3 ro 0.40 3 o 0.06 3 c 0.12 3 r :0.27 2 o .0.15 4 oe , 4 cb 3 b ro , 2 or 0.08 CI JOINT STUCK BANKS. No. Sh. I i - m - CT. 27,000 100 Ara and V. Ser. Bank . 60 20,000 100 AllianceLon.R.Liverpool 26 10,000 100 Do. New lO 100,000 20 Anglo Austrian 20:000 20 Anglo Italian L lAtali4d) , 5 22,600 40 Aintralasi& all 7,600 40 Do. .. 10,000 25 Bank of 4c pt _6,000 100 :Bank of London. 115,009 20 Bank of Otago ,Llmlteil) 10,000 100 flank of Queensland IL) 20 20,000 60 Bankoflticiorla,Austria* 28 6,000 100 Bank of Wales 2O 60,000 10 ; of lien Zealand 6 60,000 20 t Bank Portugnesea. i 6 15,000 50 Brit. & Amerisan 152., 16 10.000 60 tB rltlnh N. America all 12,500 20har.11k.111rit. Columbia. 10 82100 20 C. Bk. India, Ans., China all _7,600 20 Do. New 20 . .000 25 E c rted. 11. of Ind* an , all N 000 100 y ' 60 20,000 100 nlal 100,000 10 Consolidated Bank ',L' 5,000 100 pontlnentsl 11,000 50 least London (limited), I 10,000 100'1Ingllah and Irish 1.11 25.000 21 Lug.SsoLd:Auslehart4 all 60,•00 5 0 !Engl is h and Swedish ,L 1 6 40,000 .European flank limited. 10 10,000 100 . 11Indiun.Chinsalap (L,i 2S 1,5,000100 Do. New 10,000 100 Imperial Bank, Limited 10 155,000 00 Imperial Ottoman lO 100,000 20 :Laud Mort./tk. India (1 2 10.000 100 Loudon Bank of Scot.. (L' 12 10,000 100 London and Bradlian 4000 100 'Lou. B.Ayres&R.Plate L 40 10,000 05 Dn. An. New. 21 6,040 100 Lou... Mr.. &S. Stsff. l l.i. 17 ' 50,000 itu LOS. Ch. Bank of Austri.• all r , 10,000 10 , 0 on and Colonial k L 10 30,000 60 ndon and County )10 6,000 100 a. flambaCon.F.l.(l :11 00,000 50 radon Joint Stock 'lO • 10,000 100 :Loa. ant Northers ,. 16 110,000 10 Soudan& South African. all 6,009 20 , Do. Do. New 10,000 100 tendon& S. American:Ll 7 6,000 100 rlon. & 0 Western Um. • 16 60,000 10 , Lon. & Weatnilaster., 10 ' 10,000 100 Merchant Bank. Lice.) 1 71 20,000 50 tifercantile & Exchan: LI 10 10,000 100 Metro & Prow. bank (L; 10 1 6,000 100 :Midland hank (Urn.) ll6 I 10,000 100 ,National of Liverpool 1 11 lO 1 15,000 50 .N. Pro. of Ragland, New' 12 10,000 ZA National lank . 1 St 1 Sb,ooo 50 ; i;;TcoTitil wake ! aD 100 New Zealand .Lkintedll 10 60.100 25 Oriental Bank Corpora. al/ 20.000100 Provise. of Ireland 26 I r,ooe 20 Iciade, 1454,5 r D.lhl (LI ii 7j. 12,500 8 0 I Do. Ne. ) 7 10.000 26 douth Australis 10.000.100 BUM. of B. 5. Africa 17 4.4.50 los Do. do. 07,0011 96 1:7;1;a of 10,000 26 Do. New 10.000100 'Maas of Izolasi (tha MAO 00 ,I7filoo of lambs No. I 0.6. R. teat sad vr.t 10010 -100 It 10 Groat I , loo,tlag jock . 1 I 8.0118.31 It. tondos llOO 1,90,0001 00. .1r atharloo lOO 000306' St uthamptoo 'lOO 1100,600 St. scions Cl. I Wes. 18122 8 , 1 24 25 pm 49 1 24 25 pm 311 2 1494 bf 6 Par i 9. 0 74 75 ld 741 27 2S pm -- 261 271 156 167 . -- 2 11,m 4 Nis 4pm 41 43 21 ti U -- 9 10 pm, 151 031: 31 41pm, -- 47 49 . -- 14 2 pm -- 42 44 431 9 602 W 71 116 119 40 42 Pm 21 idea par 151 21 21 22 2 pm' I 01..1is 6 7pm 32 111 I i 0 9 61 8 9pa 30 9 91 Pm. 19 1 i 1 1 I,pm 3 I l 19 pro iPm I 10 It pm 2i 3 pm 6 3 dis 26 264 24 3 2 dts 67 19 li Ipm! 994 404 441. 4p 29 27 28 " 264 1 tpm If 01,11.' 79 81 60f 3 1 4 1P 03 1 31 6pm 141 I. 4 1IMP lila par 7 8 pm. 41 1 se St S I Ws' el 83 53 k 10 92 21 aim i 10._ — E 4 41 - I 1 1 : 5 5 .11 i 2 db. MI 67 Wt 110 leti CI. prima 140 142 VS 79 69 71 98 100 6P Y} 1 40 3 ' COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. linfest'Buiely.l Oats. I I%)e. fritabli. TOM Feb. 6 'lo. 4122 e Od Ille 1117%, 01 33a SS Me ell IS Oa Rd 11. Ild 101 Id tee Id 138 74 331 74 30 !Ms 14 Ma UN 81 29. 101 13e Id 32. Id 27 lO6 41 Me Od Ift 44 AS 04 3.34 14 ift thi March 6 12 ;4oe 14 SI. Id 19. it 23, 2d 32.. 74 330 84 Sla weeks' Aggro- -- --I-- - '— gate Average 'loe 6d 31e 104 19e 61 tde Td Ift 61 31s 111 Durf.—Wheat, Barley, Osta Bye, Beam, sad Peas. is !AMMAN aIioICING THI ILUCTUATIONa DI THE AVIRAGI PUN or WELT DCIIIIIIO MINX WIII9 PANED. -771 .". Feb. & i Feb. 13. • Feb. 20 41 1 40 8 40 6 'V 40 1 40 1 I Feb7e. Mir a Wu. U. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (PT IMMO° AND INTERNATIONAL meows.) (TROY OOR OWN CoRRESPONDINT.) The market 0011i40046 eery firm, awl fie transactions will loot-up 8,000 or 9,000 balsa MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SCGAIL -A fair amount of business is doing at fully pre. rims rates. The sales include Demerara crystallised. at 48s. ; Mauritius, strong brown, 41s. 6d. to 435. 611.; grainy 10110 W, 41s. 6d. to 458. tid. ; good and fins limed, 47 478. 6d. to 490. ; Madras, common }nosy, 3'*, ; and claps! Manilla, at 41s. lid. Refined continues firm. Corrix.-Firm prima motions Vibe paid for al; deserip. tioas of colonial. Phuotation Ceylon cold, tine, tins oral. nary, sod middling, 755. to 795. ; middling and good mai -1 riling, fils. to 90a ; native Coyloi, small, 645. to b7r. 6d.; goo& 69a. 6.1. TEA. -The public Wee continue to proceed steadily Black leaf conga" sold at Is. lid. to la. 2d. ; red 64 Is. Id. to Is. 244. ; and fine Kelso., 2e. 4:d. RUN. -NO sales reported. Fiture.-For low currants business is doing at previews prices, other descriptions in limited request. Stints .-A moderato amount of businine noly is doing. without change in value. Pimento sold at 241. to 914.; cloves, Zanzibar, good middling, 30. to 3 00011330 t for cash, at 34d. ; pepper, whits, good Singapore, SALTPETRE-1,000 bags bans been sold for e..s te. fractions 5 to 2L., at 358. 6d. ; and refractions by to 7 345. tid. to 348. 9d. - eOCHI2IZAL at public sale sold heavily, sod at easier prices. Cormle continues in brisk request, and priers are brew. Western Madras sold at an advance of fd. to per posted. ..rcrg —Good qualities have reeliesd extreme prices ; W hirler kinds remain dull of We. TALLOW MARKET.—crms DAY.) The market ia quiet at the asoexed quotation.:—Tow 40a. 6d. ; Petarebera Y.C. ea the moot, 42e. 3d.; March, 42a. ; April to Jess, 42e. to 42a. 3d. ; October to December. 44.. 9d. to 45e. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) . _ . _ _ .--- -- --. The supply of bouts is larger than on Thursday lot. The weather is favourable, yet trade is dull, and prices arts not better than on Monday. Good &beep we by se means plentiful ; there is a demand for them at My late rates ; but inferior qualities meet with a very den sale. Choice lambs are in request, at about 7a per Blbm Good calves are scarce and dear. Our faremn supply on.. sista of 440 beasts; 530 sheep, and 205 Gavel. Mike cows, 95. Pet stove of Phi. 5. 4. 5. 41 Par Mane et Pb.. r. 4. e. 4. Pert kora, tiereeds. 4 8 4 If Bert Una& Ilf.ed•1411 4 8 I • Bast Mem-barns 4 4 4 8 Beer Long-w 0015.... 8 4 4• Sesond qua/ beside 3 0 3 8 Do. do. Morn .... 4 4 4 8 Calves Pip Beet Des•lllt-breds 5 6 I 10 Lambe Besets et weer. 1.226; damn and lambs, 4.010. Delves, 181 itln. 146. _ _ SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yawn. Harvey and Elston report trade at the following prior :—Prime meadow hey. 7! s. to Ms.: superior AM% NH. to 87.. od. ; inferior ditto, 6(h. to 70s. ; clover, eia„ 90a. to 110 a ; straw, 24 to 30e. - 3 - 1