The Express. — London, England, 1864-02-29 00:00:00

therefore Le had no intent to defraud. The , was whether there was any evidence to show • date the mark was forged, because it was not an Law until the passing of the act to which he had obi: t took place in 1862. There was no clause in • s'acb male it penal to utter trade marks; it merely • r.onal to forge them, end therefore it was material a . t h e period at which the mark was made. The .te th e e proceeded to dispose of their business. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY. ) CLEftK E.N WELL. I - or I'AKSOIGEItti TO 000 C riLaTa ONNIEUeIIa conductor of Metropolitaa Stage Carriage No. t he property of the Logsdon General Omnibus ' Coen. plvjpg between the Ball's- pond.gate and the ~.,..ummooed to answer the following complaint : -cat you on the 12th inst., at or about the hour of a in the forenoon, did in a public street, to wit, and within the metropolitan police die. . h 4.ftilly refuse to admit and carry, at the lawful „ruin passenger, to wit, Mr. John Webb, for whom room, and towhees admission no reasonable made," according to the statute. I:eard, of Basinghall-street, attended for the defendant I he did not wish to throw any difficulties in the way. _ductor had no feeling against Mr. Webb, but the tte placJ, had all been previously booked. He had the parties present, but he had most of their cads, • not been a wet morning on the day in question the ~tsat would not have wished to get inside. .*Eynooort gave judgment as follows—l am glad to .t the opinion which I intimated last week, that ;en may book their places in omnibuses, and so have claim to the seats so engaged, is in accordance with likes of other magistrates on the subject, and it ter . wpm' to me that so to decree is not only right as a : • of legal construction, hot also beet for the con. .e of the public. By the 33rd section of 6 and 7 • cap. rd, it is made an offence to "refuse to at the lawful fare any passenger for whom • r oom," and " to whom no reasonable objection is ' and the only question is whether the words " for . there is room " preclude the proprietor. from booking , for pasesegers beforehand. It u se d to be held ; pa of action against the proprietors of a stags mach to to take a passenger for whom there was room, bet it . i kne been a complete answer to that action that the question had been booked for another person. So tie question seems to me only intended to marry out the - • o oe the subject, and to enforce the observance of it • . mom penalties instead of driving aggrieved persons t,ce Actions. Had it been intended to take away the engaging plum beforehand more express and cords would have been need. It is eery, however, . that people might suffer from the caprsta of a s m . -0... especially on a wet mornieg, unless strict • • of places being engaged were required. la . : -event case, for instance, the omnibus was quite • ~r ekes the complainant asked for amnia°, and he is vAleti to call upon the conductor to prove strictly that rr place was engaged, and not only engaged, but either ...! for or to be paid for, whether the person Gamin it iterinrds took his seat or not. r•stzd expressed a hope that the magistrate would au► penalty, a wiah which was alio joined in by C MITI•1114111t. _ _ Mi. If Eyncoart said he considered its bedews, and fined 02, lefendsat 20s. sod costa, but afterwards, at the wish of thr rupLsinant, reduced the penalty to 54., which was paid :_.complainant. WORM IP•STEET. T. - WETS. ATTIMPT AT SUICIDI lIIT A DOT. ' • pale.faced lad , apparently about 12 yeas rime. who said be lived in Briery-street, Bethnal grey. was charged before Mr. Cooke with attempting • • .e hr poison sod drowning on the 16th fastest. cael was previously hard a week since, and constable lts4 N. then said—On the 16th I received the lad it .z.age for having thrown himself into the river Lee. A pulled him out. He was very ill, and could L brought hare before to-day. The bottle I produce to ,ataioed sugar of lead. His told see that he had per. ,srl one pennyworth and takes it ; that he then walked Bethnal-green to Stamford•hol, and finding it had not ;:r iesired effect, he hastened to the nearest part of the -ter Lea and flung himself in. Mr. Cooke—Did he assign any motive' Witness—Yes, sir—that he was employed as a shoemaker a place where be wee kept very late at night, and was ..▪ .refore unable to reach home before his father had gone to who in consequence was obliged to rise and let him in— :.: this occasioned words, and that when he wanted to get :her place of work his father would not let him. Mr. Cooke—What do you wish to my, my lad' By—l cannot speak loud, sir. (He then feebly gave the ere account of the matter). Mr. Safford (clerk)—Have you a mother' By—Yetisir — - - _ Cookei-1 shall remand the lad for a week. Let in. nes be made, and his father attend at that time. The father was now present and made a general denial of .3 .m's statement as regarded his alleged complaining. Cooke, after a caution to the father and moat timely - eereations to the youth, directed that he should be dis II ARLBOROUG ti -sTREET . -AD TEILIMIATION OF ♦ CHARGIL -MATH Or COLOWILL HENRY BROWN. raongst the chatFesoa iheiolee - 1 - shset this morning was as follows : • Colonel eury Brown, drunk and - . - 4331r..Tyrwhitt taking his seat on the bench, Inspector Walker, of the C division, said that after the :urge was taken the gentleman complained of bens' unwell, Ltd the divisional surgeon was sent for, who advised that Le should be taken home, and subsequently be expired. It appears that the deceased colonel was coming front the iing's-roed, Chelsea, yesterday evening, on the roof an magma. and when in Piccadilly he waa observed to sod lenly fall back. He was assisted down by the conductor and no or three constables, and taken to the King-street eta nod charged with being intoxicated. As soon as the barge was entered he complained of being very unwell, ind vomited. The divisional surgeon (Dr. Total) was im mediately sent for, sod on attending advised that the 7olonel should be taken to his home. This was does, and 'dr. Barclay. of Brnton.street, sent for, bat shortly after the colonel expired, it is believed, from apoplexy. The deceawd. who was for many years in the late East ltdia Company's service, for the last few months resided at Itegent.street. SOUTH WARK. .x.:ENTLZIANIT CONDI7CT IX TRI SCIRET THEATRE. Witham Puller, a well-dressed young man of 'es-iertable colmaxioos, wee plead at the bar before Mr. WArych, charged with cooking I. a private box in the N.ryey Theatre, grossly miscooducting hinctlf, and as sa•Otiog the box keeper. The latter elated that the defendant and three other gen- Crosse occupied a stage box on Saturday night, and dune( thy trit piece he received information that some of them were smoking. He immediately west to the box and told tLytu that it was contrary to the roles to smoke in the tle.tre. sod that they must immediately put their cigars He left then, but shortly afterwards he heard coo- Erterable noise amoeg the audience, who were calling " Imo them out." He fouod they were smoking train and witness, es well am Mr. Shepherd, re tc.,intrated with them, sod told them that unless tLey conducted themselves properly they mint leave the theatre. They were quiet until the ballet in the pantomime, tonic place when one of the gentlemen pushed his opera glass out alder one of the ladies' dreams and orange peel vs. thrown oo the stage. A great deal of confusion then tool place among the audieoce owing to their disgraceful conduct, sod when witness went to them sod told them tLA they must really leave the theatre, the prisoner crock Lin% :Ma then he was given into custody. AU of them Lad evideotly been drinking. TLe prisoner mid that one of the gentlemen with him was ` , Poniard. and seeing people eating and drinking is the pit and gallery, he thought they could smoke a cigar. They had sot lit them more then five minutes before Yr. Shep- herd spoke to them. and they pot the cipr• out. He ad• !flitted looking out of the box for a lady. but denied throw ios orange peel or acting indecently. He called a witness sthoclearly showed that their conduct had been disgraceful, e 4,11 Wooircch had no doubt as to the evidence of the boa deeper. Their conduct was exceedingly discreditable in a 4 a.e of puhlic amusement. He shoo/domain% him of the :saralt , as the boakreper. and sentence bins to pay a fine of N . . 01 to ha imprisoned 21 d a ys. I be toe was paid immediately. 1)A o•F , FOR A RAILWAY ACCI DENT. —At the ..- coorlerie,' Court, on Friday, Mare Mr. Secondary t!er and a common jury, the emeriti " Connor r. the Vietern Re dway," brought in the Eschequer,occupied .1 bourn. It wan an action for compensation for a , •• • eccidect at the Shoreditch station, on the 29th "'lcier. The plaintiff, for whom Mr. Robinson appeared, • '""Per at the Victoria Docks, and was returning home :t work in the evaders of the 29th October, when a ..'.on biween two trains occurred near the Shareditch He. with other pareegers, bad his nervous system About twenty eases Ind been settled, but be had an offer of "a pound or two," and afterwards 101. , I- tr.,. Lid np for lonic weeks, and had only resumed his • fortnight ago. His wages were 2Se. a week. His 'o'ne, and head bad been injured, and his hair had %..oK in consequence of the injuries be had sus 1. Mr. Secretary Potter said it was a case for fair •..1-cs,tion. As to the offer to settle, there might be a ---nee .4 opining whether it was proper or improper. :I-. oirevcr, thought it should not influence the jury in `..taunt to h. awarded. The jury, after a short con ennead the damages at M. 4, -"‘ flu] OF AN IRISH MORD6RER.—At CAT • Arrival for the week swift Stli Match last peer I,lloeaaks, aad del* eery 911 deka. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. rrnis DAY.). The supply of beasts has considerably increased, and the weather is very uosettled ; buyers are 000secinently very cautious. Prices are lower, and • clearance cannot be effected. The number of sheep I. DOS .lull. SO large as on Mooday last , but the demaad is consider. ably smaller. Trade is very slow, and on the average prices are lower. There are • few more calves, but there is very little alteration in the trade. From Germany and Had there are 980 bouts, 2,310 sheep, 155 calves and 90 pigs. Scotland. 320 beasts ; Ireland, 195 ; and 2,610 from Norfolk and Suffolk. slcW — ofillis. a. d. L 6. Par alms at abs. s. d. a 6. But Seals, Hantda. 4 8 5 0 1 114401.104*Hf-bda 80 0 0 Bed Short-Bares 4 6 4 0 But Laagraols.... 5 0 6 4 S000;c1 poll. - 1:4706 . 33 sO3 10 Do. do. Morn —OO 0 0 Calm - . . - - N 03 e. e Do. do. Shoes 0 0 Doe% Dust HU-bre& S 6 5 10 Unto — "oast. at market. COO. WM - le sad Lambs. 17,910. Caves, 103 PIP. 440. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden sad Smith report the hop market in a very firm state us regard, prima. The stock both of fin* and low oew hops is unusually small, sioeteea•tweatiethe of the 186:: crops being sold for consumption. COALMARKST.-(THIS DAY.). ' ••' *. " , ..upon, before Mr. Jodi* Christian. Edward ^f• ri was indicted for the wilful murder of .... M'bermott, at Mohill, on the 14th of The deceamed lived at Drumrahan, and on the `'.• 4 410 question was returning from the fair at Mobil', • I , P knocked down, beaten, and robbed. He wee the neighbouring workhouse is an insensible . I .lied .hortiv afterwards from concussion of the ?,:u. Ile evidence against the prisoner was circumstantial, •t strong that the jury found him guilty, and he was -nice- t, be executed on March 24. Walls End Hettoo, 195. ; Walls End Lanibtoo..lBs. 6d. ; Walls Eod Haswell, 19s. ; Walls Rod South Hatton. 19s. ; Walls Rod Tees, 18s. 6d. ; Walla End Hartlepool, 18.. 641.; Walls End South Kenos. 17s. Bd. ; Walls Rod Haugh Hall, 175.9 d.; Walls End Caradoc, 18s. ; Walls End Cassell, 185.; Walls End Eden Maio. 175.; Walla End Gosfortb.l6a.; Walls Rod Riddell', 16s. ; Walls End Hartoo, 16s. ; Walls End Tunatsl, 185. ; Wylam, 16.. led. . • Saddle's Hartley, 14s. 6d.; Beheld* Hartley, 14s. tid.; Haatisgs Hartley, 14s. 6d. —lll ships at market. ERUPTION or Two BURNING MGUNTAIN4.—. GREAT DERTRUCTION or LIPP- —By the &rads run,. of January 20, just oome to hand. we learn that the Bleed of Java has suffered severely from eruptions. The mountains Merapi and Kloet bad both burst forth, sad all the towns io their neighbourhood had been buried is volcanic ash and lava. The ash (so violent were the eruptions) was eves carried to places at a distance or 80 miles from whence it was thrown up. A little village called Blitar is supposed to have been totally overwhelmed and destroyed, s, in several places the sugar and tobacco crops were entirely ruined. Toe wont part of the catas trophe remains to be told, for the latest accounts state that at least 330 lives were last ‘ 1 . , t lit ..." o•tween two train , occu r red ne a r the Shoreditch Walls End Hettoo, 19s. ; Walls . End Lanibtoo.'lBs. 6d. ; ne s : 4 ° :, 1 21 w 4 3 r i s e n nta j usisn is mA.mm a :wen " ) al. 0 0 el db ' 7Z. '1,7dit;;;;.iw00.7 .... /i. total 7: 0 9 ' - um i The o ffi cial business report is as fo ll ows :-Three I PROWNT.D. -Yesterday, we are sorry to say, two o f ; :..'e• He. with other passengers, had his nervous system - nay,. About twenty mere had be. n settled, Lut he had Walla Eod Haswell, 19s. ; Walls E n d South Heaton. 19 n. ; 20,000 100 ProTthc. of Ireland •llt IS n I - company was 23 , 0001., of which the owners of the Talbot , per Cent. Console, for money, 911, t i l l 1 ; ditto, I men were drowned while skat i ng M the pond at t h e rear of Walls End Tees, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 18s. 6d.; ts.ore 90 &lode, Punt,&Dellii il. 14 * *as - estate, of whom he wee himself cos, were to have 4,210/. : for account, 911 ; Three per Centa. need, 911, the Queen's Island, Belfast- This Portion of ins channel . , . 1 - ''''-d Conifer of '• a Poland ac two , " nod afterwards 101 . Walls End South Kenos. 17s. 9d. ; Walls Rod Haigh 12.680 110 Dm New - yew laid np for 10030 weeks,- He believed that the amounts included all that had been I 1 8 4 New Three per Cents., 911, ii, i ; Acouitiea, eras ' km a = •••• , for . ad bad °DI Y r e s u m ed hia Hall, 17s. 9d.; Walls End Caradoc, 18a. ; Walls Red C sssop , *Oa * South Australia an :80 41 - expended or the company was liable for. It was not expected , 'edituted for skating• During the day many persoes a . . might ago. His wages were 28a. a week. Hi s ise.; Wells E n d Ed en m a i n . 17 5.; Walls E n d Gosforth, If s.; r. ‹ • 14 15-16 ; Red Sea Tel 20 15-16 ; 1 . • P tie. and head bad beep injured , and his hair had Wa s Ed [Lidd e ll ' , 16 8 . ; Walls Ead Hartoo, 16s. ; Walls " 'aro I l oo aa 84and Do.. at B. S . Airi" 1 7 6 1 1 1 2 rig: = that the surplus lands should be disposed of at prom,. 40.000 2.', Union of Australia - Not long ago they Wirt valued at 6,000/.. a mars recut a to t . 11te Voce , ...., asdt there f t ot wo ot yo e un pu g t 7Lea w of hose an d b eth e s t s a lt: • , .. I. of. in consequence of the injuries he had sus- Eed Tuostal, 16e. ; Wyly's, 16s. lid. • Huddle's Hartley 10,000 100 Union of Ireland t uas.) DI 18 I Ms , -, valuation raised the amount to 10,0001., and it ga in India Five per C ' ent. stock, 1041, 1 ; ditto Bonds, meat. About hal[ • paot 5 o'clock, Mr. John Dew aod i 1 i Mr. Secretary Potter said it was a case for fair 14s. 6d.; Beheld* Hartley, 14s, tid..; Hastings Hartley, 00,000 60 Union of Lotus ..,...c s moo. As to the o ff er to settle, there might be a 14s. 6d. -111 ships at market. . I period. Mr. Romminp objected to the raising of capital Mr. Jaws Chew (son of the ice. Qua ne rte ut ruitte ti r ng of tba t tid he ta p a tt l i srace ßi w i th ir w en as t uP sl:r he ed . :---n , e of opinion whether it was proper or improper. _ by preference shares ; but as that was iodispensable to the Exchequer Bills were unaltered at ss. dlr. to par:. In the morning some of the speculative foreign' 1 . .epser. thought it should sot iolluenoe the jury in -- - - ..m.9unt to he awarded. The jury, after a short con- ERUPTION Or Two BURNING MUUNTA rim.- DRIIENTURA SPOOLS. ultimata a the line, and to promos the receipts from being taken ioa of by creditors, he hoped that gentleman n'acke were ell g ° . till he unfortunately Bank . ) , r•-• . swarmed the damages at M. GRDAT DzaTRUcTIOS OP LIPR. -By the &rads Tie,. of No. l Bl l. I BToCILS. Irel a- Odom I Sibs. would be led to withdraw his objection. subsequently occurred, and the closing quotation , ' with its compantoo. The greatest consternati m prevailed gbtly flatter, but an improvement 1 , , 4 - . ..5y1. TIGN OF AN 161811 MORD6RER.-At Car- January 20, just oome to hand, we learn that the island 4111,011 St..ilt IlUtn.ep.c.liarl.loo et M - ' 1 1 •' •• ` o ,..ution, before Mr. Juliet Christian, Edward of Jam has suffered severely from eruptions . Th e 106141111 at 0.Nth0.,41E0..1an.&J MO 47 91 oresibility of saving the young men except by g Mr. 110811INCII, the oontractor, said he had not been asked in several instances were somewhat above those of ' among those present, but it was evident that t t b t k re ;ra t : - for his eansent. yesterday. ! . ' f ' rd *is indicted for the wilful murder of mountains Moroni and Kloet bad both burst forth, end ala. ana Si ' G• W ".. - ". -- °L. , The CHAIIIIAN cootinued-Now that he bad obtained the i.e.& July - 1110 1163 102 The changes in the market forbank shares '' , .... •11 liermott, at Mohill, on the 14th of all the towns io their neighbourhood had been buried p. ct- July ....' lO5 ' - ly ;1N made were of no avail. Some men at work at the new - decision of a juryo , 416.000 St. laine&Yltsp.claintllydell * lee - had - on a question affecting hi. Paramal rePu " lined an improvement in Alliance, Queensland, in graving seeing the did all they possibly ice in every direction, which was done, but all the exertions '`..,',. The deceased lived at Drumrahan, and oo the in volcanic ash and lava. The ash (so violent were the 1630,000 Bs„..l. o u,grigkap. e .j aa ,ga r tee sy 9• - tation he determined to do what he o ff ered to do in Egmving dock , seeing occurrence, ."4 i° 1i46 , 6t100 was returning from the fair at Mobil], eruptions) was emir carried to places at a distance eBO 1 10!0223 St. 'L&N.W.4p.c.Jaa.&Jaly44o 08 100 - and cock . weal ?. a down, and & dop ed Ch s e i w m , self who dangerous , f ro ol u lo s ;M in e tthheeatic..e, June last, namely, to resign his p!witioa as the chairman British and American Exchange, Bak of . Hindus- weld to save the lives of the unort t ur w t e . young n men. bit 1 ' -1 , . v+• knocked down, beaten, and robbed. He was miles from whence it was thrown up. A little village 8191110. St. I Do. 4 9.e.Jaa.&Jaly 100 U 57 • ( li ' ' •rank to the neighbouring workhouse is an insensible called Blititr is supposed to have been totally overwh e l me d 169,7 N It L&A.W.,lp.c.Jazt&July'loo 48 100 - and a director of the company. He agreed with the Lord tan, Metropolitan and Provincial, and Union Bank to no pnrpose, as the 1.1 . u2 . nin h p 410 - Chief J ust i ce that his pantie.* had for a long time been •• • ,•. St. Itildiann aa e Jan illely'loo 10 1001 . .i. I died ' , horde afterwards from concussion of the and destroyed, in several places the sugar and tabs.,* - - . •' • ' i - - false ere, but he had led to remain in it by the advice O ttoman Bank shares ware, me.,..,.a.a.:.6"447 regretted. . After • bodies "r.° of London, but a reduction in Bank of Wales and minutes before their It warrier h e l ea . EMI' the = St. N. Britten. R. P. &D. S., Imperial. Imperial , a. rlie evidence against the prisoner was circumstantial, crops were entirely ruined. Tbe worst part of the adorn- '•• 'f OWNS. li 416 p. at.. Feb.rb & An... 100 108 110 - strong that the jury tonsil him guilty, sod he was I trophe remains to be told, for the latest accounts state that 82,411 St. ,N.Fatro.,tp.c.Jaa&Jelytioo PS frf - Mr. SuM;l7 seconded the motion , rather better, closing M 8 1 to 9 i prem. Anglo- -stet ed 4., be executed on March 24. lat least 350 byes were lost. .... • St. •3cotN.K.,4pcAp.*Oet '. loo •- -.-. Atter some discussios the report was adopted. Mexican Mint and London and Caledonian Marine ' *lig. i . 4. .. ; ,.... ;11/ a et s or accidental e l ud ale d n ea s th publ wu ic- rot hoze r ar mirdie. e-quay. d • • i •e r . THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 29, 1864: SHARE LIBTB.-MHIS DAY.) Two o'Cwox. In the railway market to-day the dealers are almost exclusively engaged in the settlement of the fortnightly account, and prices generally are unaltered. Most of the principal stocks are now quoted ex dividend. London and North Western stock is now quoted 108 to 4, ex div. ; Great Western, 644 to 654 ; Mid d, 127 to 4, ex div. ; Lancashire and York shire, 110 to ; Caled 1204 to 1214; South Eastern, 924 to 4, ex div. ; Eastern, 47 to 48, ex div. ; Great Northern, 124 to 126, ex div. London and South Western, 994 to 1004 ; and Metropolitan, 107 to 109. West Flanders shares have improved, and Sambre and Meuse are firm. Indian and Canadian lines are steady. Bombay and Baroda and Great West ern of Canada are inquired for. lOW 68,823 2,061 62,222 80.101 444. 9d. •Y. Od. Birr/8/1 St. I Pd. I 1.6.11.WAT1. r ialing g s g. r d a y Plica. , I "'al to 1 "a ra. 100 all Athatice et. lawmen 60 dl - Bt. 140 Bora.Bar.tC.Dcg.6p.c. 108 104 104 10 ,11 Do. New 10 74 Do. X 6Baree , h ,.. ___ 2041 all Buffalo & lAke Horan 10 1 .11 Do. Pretenses . j 100 100 Buff., Brant,* Gollerlcal - I 6p. c. Bdik. Aug. 1.13721 - 100 110 Do. 60. July I. MS - -.- 100 ,100 Do. do. Jane 1, lalt - .- - 8C 160 Oil. 468.Zestmalp.e.g.1 1161 NM - 8C 1411 Cape T. 46 Dockllp. e. e g.l ND US - i 100 all nza._ 7p.opie.pr - - -. BC ,180 ,Bewt. Deraa ßawl ea. sdo lO5 106 - 214. lUD Hid Lama pa. 5 do ' ' 1110 106 1044 10 116 • Do. 0 Itteadaa I I pm - ft 116 ' De. I do Pa - U. .100 , Dramd intake! Casa* 19i 2 04 18 1 2 211/ i all , Do. lag pref. Beas 1 73 75 - 16$ all Do. do. daderred 67 61 - 100 all Do. lad ;wet Beads O6 68 - 100 all Do. do. de/erred 50 53 - 100 1 ell Do. 101 twat. Stock - 100 all Do. do. deferred , U CI 1 - 100 all Do. 4th preL Brook I SI 18 - 10/ all; be. do. cialwredl 22 26 - St. 100 Grad Indian Pealawela 1111 104 -- 20 12 Do. 4. 5 per cost. - 10 111 Do. January, 1.818 St. 100 GC 8. or India 4. 6p. et lOO 108 - 86. 'HO Do 44 per out. ' - - - 8C 6 Do --. all all Gt. Western of Caudal 64 194; II Do. New ll il.a. 94 . , all Do.ltp.c.Bda pay. 1873 91 96 I - 1M I all D 0.54 do. do. 1677-8 86 87 - 10 ' 1 ladled Breach. Molted 3 4pm - HI 1 1 , Do. New - - - 81. HO lladras guar. 6lc coat lOl4 1004 - 9C 'lBO De. do. Ido 97 90 - 36. 100 De. do. do- 91 96 - 10 2 Do. )Itch Wagon, - - - 8C 100 WM. Corp. 6 per c. Bd - - - M all 11346. moo Hobeew's Bey 58 00 - 10 all N.Brand Caa.cle.A. di 11 8 6 - SC 100 N.B.oCarc6p.c.latp.l3. 82 86 - Bt. 'lOO Wade. gas. 5 par coat. 103 104 - 8C 100 Do. Dalld do. 1024 10114 1031 10 2 Do. do. do. iPm Ba. 100 Do. Pualattb do.- llO 7l 1034 i -. - 8C ,100 Do. Indus Urfa& do. 98 100 - DOCK& No. I Ilh. I Dorm. IPo I CI. prim. I &kw. 2,04,05 e &. I cast asa Wan ion& . ise me ms 12000' 10 Greet Floating Jock . I 3,113/1.110, U. 'Leedom 1,919,0* St. IL Latluutte lOO 70 72 YAM St Southampton 'lOO 100,000 St. Victoria 1121T13111 1111422. :to. ISi 1 MGM 1 Pd. ICL Woes i Salem 72000 2 Cookies 00m. Gold, L. 1 1 Ms - 7,0007,000.. Otherlimm 2 1.21 1 , 04 11$ 14 . . 2,9001 .. tallteed Anal . ' 234 31} LOUDot. G. Oen. "UAL) 1 170 000 12.800 .. L l.leeketrallm 112; .. keel Bend (111002 -I 010 41 ' ) I. 8,000 .. fleut d Condon Wald IN 21 112} 2 .. M Owe Bram , &&. ll} 7 0,000 .. IX W. Rumen (Tarblic )1 fa IV. 4} 41 400( .. Grumbler *IL Aabre , 111, 10 11 .- 2000 .. Xbrest South Taigas , 17m. 4 4} 2905 .. G. W. Tor Ilialdoss) 1 40 21 27 274 2000 .. Grenville 1,024 .. Herod's Foot 6,000 .. glhoptee Dowse 1411201 d 4 44 2000 .. lao Berths 2.12.0 1 } KG .. 1 t Bret May Wheat 04 I 17 19 9,000 .. fllerM Year/ I 41. IL I 14 7 _ SA: .. 'Karon Toot AIL 1194 Se 17 SAO .. Wlkesiss Dow= 141199di 4 4} 9,000! .. M441/11494114 2.12.11 . 9 j 1118 1 .. i=ret (Uay laimat. 99 1 11 19 9.01111 .. Valby I 41. b. 1 3 7 49.000: 4 Ili/lady has Ore , 1 , 1 4 01 (Hs, 1,024' .. .IPuiple4 oo 40$M .. few Mos ' 21 I SS 1914 tow .: , ii;iiaiiolnis 2 14 2 790 .. , Nerik lakes" 6.000 .. N. Wh. Basset ;Mogan , 6.6 - .4 1 11 11 6,660 .. Ninth Wheal Crotty 6,000 .. Prosper United 7.1.6 , 7 n 1.120, .. 'ProvNases (U. Lelantl 16.6.7 I 66 44 700 , .. kosher Noweth ... ILIII2 , 21 31 612 . 8. Condos (91.. Qesr) ' 11 441 460 US .. &W. 'nom (11k4gan; 16.11/9 111 116 920 .. nay Park 31117.61 9i SO 6,000 .. ,Tl2*.holt eoo• .. Woe Beam& (Maw) , 1 ' 11 U 1 4k ,024 1 .. W. Corset= ird) I 10 II 8,030' .. West, adverbs 100 .. Wait 86609 , 1174 110 934 Sit .. 'l9ll. Smut Miami- 14 W 1 991 126 .. WIL Balky ( . 111 14 SZ 4,800 .. Wheaalry Ludentt 1, ( (pasha), 9 1024 . W.M2zui 161 396 .. Wheel Baton 691 175 Ue :86 1.00.1 .. Wh. Trelawney ( 1 / 9 6 1' 1 , 2 11 1 6.000 .. Wheel Union Na Is. MeV& 20,000 116 •Anstrallanlilitint 47,000 10 Berlin Waterworks ( ); all • 10,000 6 Bombay Om (UMW; 4 LOCO 60 British American Lad ' 40 63471 a 84. && L Mag. TeL (1) ) 1109 1006 lb .Britidr an Tea (L. 1 8,916 125 Canada Company MI dimenan.Loang lav:L) 25 25,000 lOryisa Company_ ; 7 40,000 14 o. m cd Attie:miter. (4)1 2 60,000 60 lOommercialCniontles.; 6 20,000. SO lOomolidated Dia J.. , 3 40,000 IGO Contracteorration(l, 3 12.000 00 ,Cep.ls. U . ,.WeL7sp.c. all 10019161 Bt. llOO ' 16041101 Bt. , C r i lreferenes lOO 277 , ,0001 St Do.Op._et. Tarp : Deb 100 10.000 100 , DiscoonWorperation(L! 111 60.000 90 L India Inig. M Caul , 6 100,010 10 BayptinisCom.& frd.(L I 879,9751 84. :gleomic TelegMla •• • •1 100 70,000 6 ling. and Atm. Coffer all 126,000 00 .O.Gredlt& Ftn.of Los.(L, 4 90,000 IS 'ben. steam Navigation, 14 ' 100,000 00 Hudson's Bay I all 160,000 00 'lntemat.s7nan.llen (LII 6 ; 12,500 10 .bster.7l.ll4ll ftteam(&) 0,500 5 Do. 50,000 60 Italimarrig. (Ca& Cm.), 10000001 100 Do. p. c. Bra. r. 1870 , an 40,000 16 Jooat6lockDraminsl(4); 6 10,000 15 Load.andealedon.l4(l l 1 11000 lond.Dlstrict Teleg.(4; /1000 60 Lund. Asso...r . ) ; 16 175,000 4 Loud. O. Omnibus& Lll all 44.000 Lood.Proviocialln , 9 NAP 10 Madras levies. & Oral' 1 11000 16 .Itattritim load,dre.(lol 11000 , 10 Media WAIL Tai (L. • ell 20 000 90 Merean.CreditAseo.(4 I 6 n e m* 20 Natalloodg Cat (4. 11 60,000 IS National Dia COIN. 11.). 20,000 100 National Stearn Nay.(l,! LOOO 20 Nerbswida Coal I. ,L. ) (ow 2o Do. New I 188,576 1 N. Dritish Australa. (L'J an' 40.000 2 N.BritAlleresn. 40,000 26 Oman Itarine Insure). 6 I 10,000 10 IlrisstalOssmenial ( & ; I 160 as I Oriental Om (taloned', .11 I 60,000 1 Do. New 40,000 10 Orient. Inland Medan J ) 10,400 5 Ottoman One (IJalltsd) 600,0001 St. Pealltiv.landt XI. (L) 40,000 60 Peninsular &O. Stew 10,000 50 Do. New 16,000 50 ibymmy Iron 10,000 16 Do. New 4.250 16 BUJ. City lamer. (4) 19.750 16 Ditto ditto 16,000 100 Itoyei 14111111seni 200.0001. ft. Matti& Mt. L,. l! ) 30,000 10 10,000 50 14,200 25 2210,0001. 81. 1 100.000 20 lter.o.) 50 60,060 30 63,000 6 60,000 10 55,000 10 10,000 30 30,00) 50 Suc.ninau.d'gy ) S. Ahimm N. & IL` South Australian Lind Submarine Telegraph. De. Seep • Tharace&llemey I a.l ; Trost &Agreed Asa L T. t L Co. of Canada; United& Teleg Co. (L Udeett Marine Inc L Upper Amain Tes(Lm Van Lad... Weetlndla&gacideS u - HAMMERSMITH ARDCITY RAILWAY. (THIS bAf) A meeting of the shareholders was held at one o'clock at tbe London Tavern ; Yr. JOHN PARSON in the chair. _ . The report having been taken as read, The Cr:IA.III)UL ie moving the adoption of the report, rid he took the chair at the request of his col leagues, not at his own desire, and he trusted, there fore, he should receive the support of the meeting. The report was so full as to leave little for him to ry. The permarot working iumageasent with the Great Werra Company, referred to M the sewed paragraph of the report, was to last for ten years. It was the intention of the Oust Western Company to coestroct two lines from the Ham. mersmith Railway to the Bishop's.road station for the accommodation of suburban traffic, the object being to take all that traffic off the main lines. The mode in which the traffic was to be worked bad not yet been determined upon ; but negotiations were on foot which it was hoped world prove satisfactory to the shareholdees. The total cost of the land was +40.003f., or double what was first an ticipated ; and he was satisfied that justice re quired that the contractor should pay three-eighths of the &fictitious] oast. The total loss to that company was 23,000 t, of which the owners of the Talbot estate, of whom he wee himself one, were to have 4,2101. He believed that the worsts included all that had been expended or the company was liable for. It was not expected that the surplus land* should he disposed of at present. Not long ago they Wirt valued at 6,000 f., a more reoest valuation mired the amount to 10,0001., and it would probably be much higher than that at no distant period. Mr. Rummings objected to the raising of capital by preference shares ; but as that was indispensable to the ietereete of the line, sod to prevent the receipts from being takes possessing of by creditors, he hoped that gentleman would be led to withdraw his objection. Mr. RUNNING% the contractor, said he had not been asked for his consent. The CHAIIIIAN continued—Now that he bad obtained the decision of • jury on a question affecting his personal repu tation, he bad determined to do what he offered to do in June jut, namely, to maims his position ss the Ashman end a director of the company. He agreed with the Lord Chief Justice that his positioa had for • long time been a fare or, but he had been led to remain in it by the advice of others. Mr. SURGIT seconded the motion. Atter some dimmers the report was adopted. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RH-LAN IL —4TRIE DAY. ) A very moderate stipple of English wheat, chiefly in mid dling condition, was on offer in oar market io-day, coastwise as wall as by lead carriage. Really dry samples of both red and white were taken off slowly, at about last Monday's corisocy. All other kinds were very doll, at barely late rates, and a total elaarance of the supply was not e ff ected. We are tolerably well, but not to say heavily, suppliad with foreign wheat. For all kinds, the demand was in • most inactive state ; nevertheless, no quotable change took place in prima. The show of both English and foreign barley was tolerably CdMalting samples realised previous currencies , with a . demand. la grinding and distilling sorts, very little was doing at late rates. We have to report a slow inquiry for malt, the show of which was moderate, at previous quotations. The market was fairly supplied with most kind of oats. The oat trade was heavy, at barely last Moaday's currency. Beans, the supply of which was good, changed hands slowly. In prices, however, very little change took place. NIA were in moderate supply and sluggish request, at late rates, Both English and foreign soar were ► slow inquiry, at ►boot prenoun quotations. Very little fine American was on offer. No fresh arrivals of floating cargoes off Falmouth or Queenstown have been reported. The inquiry, however, has been much restricted. A few cargoes of wheat, remaining unsold fron. the previous week, have changed hands at previous rates, and there has been some inquiry for forward shipment, but at rates declined by the exporting houses. Marianopoli has realised 445. 6d., duty paid, and Ghirka Taganrog, for June or July shipment, 41s. 6d. per quarter. la Maize, the transactions have been limited, and the quotations have had • drooping tendency. Galata 1011 Danube, to be shipped, has sold at 29e. 6d. per 4921 be. In barley next to nothing has been paellas at bluely late rates. Danubian has changed hands at 21s. 9d. per 400 lbs. We have no transactions to notice in rye. Danubian is nominal at No ; Odessa. 28a. to 28a 3d.; and Taganrog, 28s. 6d. ps 480 lbs. Beans have commanded very little attention. F g ptian Saida may be quoted 30s. to 315., and Reber& 29e. to 30s. per 480 lhe. Nothing of interest has occurred in milletesed. Danu bian, 21.. to 22e. per 480 Its. Syrian Devi is held at 28e. to 29.. per 480 lbs. Linseed has commanded rather more attention, and prices have ruled a shade higher. Calcutta arrived in Landis, has sold at 575. 9d., sisowation terms. About 3,000 qoarters St. Peterebtug for August shipment have been disposed of at Ms. per quarter. In warehouse Bombay is Nellie' at 60s. to 61s. ; Calcutta, 54a. to fibs.; Minapore. 50s. to 60s. ; Odom and Azoff. 545. 6d. ; Egyptian, 55a. to 58a. ; 6ne St. Peters burg, 565. ; Archangel, 48e. ; and Rigs, 4:is. to 5Ck. per quarter. Linseed cakes may be eonsidersi =toady. London made are o ff ering at 91.1 5e.; New York, in 91. 15s. to 101.; ditto in bags, 91. 10s. to 91. 12.. 6d. ; Western in bags, 91. N. lid., and Marseilles 91. per too. Cottonseed cakes, English made, are worth M 2s. bd. to 51. ss. per ton. Rapeseed is steady ; Guam., 58. to 60.., and Fenn epore, 525. to 535. per quarter. About 700 toes of cottonseed have sold at 71. 7s. 68. to 71. 10s. per toe. AIUtIV/LL or Barre.-Emlish : Tana, 16 ; linseed, 1,173 ; rapeseed. 506 ; and sundry, 594 qre. Foreign : Tares, 258 ; linseed, 11,328; rapeseed, 1.826 qrs. ELIVITII.-Elwood, 3,695 and oilseed, 4,815 gm PILICIDS. WELT Par er • e. ago; Kant, red to I. whit; I. 47 red OA= Peotch poteto Per Qt. L IL ... 1.1 to 25 16 to 21 15 to 21 19 So U 19 t• U 33 to it 36 b 42 PLO .. 30 t 0 31 iaLIEL Malting - 11112 ai l Distillim ... 27 22 se Grinding IS 16 Df 111 MAW ——- • - , Tick Harrow Pigeon ?."7. ZinNorfolk iad o oUr IS So el Kingston awl Won ft to N Brows IS le In _ _ Ifaio.4 36 to 36 Whlo 4 . mos. Town mak, per 200 lbs. Housiokt 34 to U 1141110, toed — 11 to 28 I Country potato 2l to 251 Norfolk sad data. IlcoiCli, foal FORM& Per Qr. Wen/. a. a. Daattle sad looligs berg 67 to 86 Itortock At *oaks = 44 to 4.6 42 to 40 Nualaa, hard _ . iri as Sateil soft American, red .. ..4 w 313 47 to ao 3414wii. Orbit*. DINIZIai Maliai . 22 to 24 26 to 22 27 au Dutch, brow - l7 I* 21 t00l Alll.loAlf OF OLIN. &c., 1 wATILL OAKUM:LI, SSW INCLUSIVL Ter Qr. O&M. & a. Danish and awedla 18 80 21 imam ....... 13 to 21 Deal* 33 to 34 /Mika ____ 29 to 31 S‘ to SS . u So VI INDUS COSI. White Yellow • to 32 . 37 to 30 !Laos. French. par soak 114 to 37 Spanish. .... 34 to 37 Amerio; pet .. 19 to 37 Canadian. • • 19 10 29 TO LONDON. BY LAND AND IrEB. 10 TO FEB. 27, 1064, 1114.22.18arb02. 44a14.10.44. 944 as Paul Sflit I 11 19 . gri• qT I 41 22 .1 lagltsh nos 3695 19516 0218 19 226 21 64 4676 , Tarns. .. sate 2232 '_ 1 12122 .. I T0ta1.... 124110 Val ; 12667 2113711-210-71-726. /tour, LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARK: urns DAY.) (sr stsonto tit nrriattrowtt. num (nor out OWN CORRESPONDENT.) till - . . '15116 iis tuasi The market remains unchanged in tone or price, and vales will probably foot up 5,000 belga MINCING LANE.-(THIS SOCAL —The deemed has been active si.oe Friday at tun prime to a slight advance. The sales include Porto Rise at 445. 6d. ; Havannab, No. Bto 11}, fit 41's. 64. to 465. 6d.; brown Illauritios at 41a. ; low yellow to toad Moan). 4441 . to 475.; sad Manilla clams!, 41s. to 41s. 6d. Refined is also very firm ; brown lumps, 53a. 6d. to bk. Corn:E.—The market is steady for all desirable qualities of plantation Ceyloe, at very firm prices. TRA.—The trade are occupied with the samples of the public sales, which will commence to-nionow (Tuesday). Rice and Rum.—No males reported. aiLTPETILL 350 bags refraction 6 sold at Ks. Tlio sales advertised for to-morrow will cousist of 700 blels. of West labs, 1,000 bags of Madras sugar, 120 auks 630 bags .0 coffee, 40,000 packages of tea, lOU bags of salt petre, 1,500 bogs of ries, cad saodry dzyssltery goods. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The 'market is steady. Tows tallow is quoted 40s. 6d. ; Pstsosbsul Y.O. so the spot, 40. 9d.; Muck 404. 341. to 40s. 61 ; April to Jose. 41s. to 41s. 3d. PARTICI/LAM OF TALLOW. 1862. 1861 Reek ea lead this day... steaks, 42 WO 43,558 Delivery lest week 1,46.1 1 253 Ditto trout Ist Jane 98,417 95.061 Arrival last week Idtto treat let June Mee Y.C. on the spot this &yawl , 45e. dd. 444. Od. Ditto Town lam Friday MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Otoca. The completion of the half monthly settlement in shares and foreign stocks having chiefly engaged attention to-day, little movement has occurred in the prices of public securi ties. The funds are fiat and have again declined 1 per cent. The only other changes worthy of special notice are a rise in Spanish Passive Bonds and a decline in Mexican. Home railway stocks are steady. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Ratites were quoted 66fr. 40c., being 1 per cent. lower than on Saturday. Consols are now quoted 91 to 1 for money, and 911 to for the account (March 8). The official busicess report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 91 ; ditto, for account, 911 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 901, 911 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1, 901, 911; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, ; Five per Cent. " enfaoed" rupee paper, 1061, 106; Bank Stock, 237 ; and Exchequer Bills, be. die. Mexican Bands have fallen about 1 per cent., being quoted 431 to 1. Spanish Passive are I higher, at 36 to 1. Greek are firm, at 221 to 231 ; and Turkish Consolidtis steady at 301 to 51. Other foreign stocks are unaltered. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 861 ; Dutch Two-sod-a-Half per Cents., 631, 3 ; Egyptian, 1031 ; ditto second issue, 103 ; Greek, 221, 23 ; ditto for account, 23; ditto Cou pons, for account, 101 ; Mexican, 431 ; ditto for account, 431, 1, ; Portuguese, 1856, etc., 481 ; Russian, 1822, 911; Spanish, for account, 521 ; ditto, Passive, 35; ; ditbi, for account, 351, 1, 36, 351 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 14 ; Turkish, 1862, 691 ; ditto for account, 691 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 691, 3, 1. International Financial shares are now quoted 71 to 1 prem.; General Credit, 31 to 41 ( prem. London Financial, 111 to f, ex div. and ex new ; Mercantile Credit, 8 to 9 prom. ; Hudson's Bay, 19 to ; Egyptian Trading, 21 to I prom. ; Credit Fonder of Mauritius, 1 to 1 prem. ; Credit Fonder of Great Britain and Ireland, 1 to 11 prem. ; Anetralian and Eastern Steam, 9 to 10 prom. ; Ottoman Financial, par to 1 prem. ; Financial, 41 to 5 prem. ; and General International Agency, 2 to 21 prem. The particulars are published of sundry bonds of the Greek Loan of the series guaranteed respec tively by England, Priume, and Russia, which have been drawn, and will be paid off on the Ist March by Messrs. Rothschild Brothers, of Paris. Only a trifling amount of gold (7,0001.) was sent into the Bank on . Saturday. . . . The cause of the adverse movement in Oriental Bank shares is explained by the subjoined extract of a private letter dated Shanghae, Jan. 8 : Few traosactioes have been dose far the mail. sad those few prim:Spell! cross traosoctiose. Mosey supplies from the oatims are entirely stepped, sad the market has begs closed for the last two days, owing to the heavy defalcations of the Oriental Bank's commodore (treasurer). He ab sconded from the bask oe Um sth isst., leaving a large do ficieucy io the tank treasury. Particulars have not trans• pied, and rumour. are received with motion, but there is uo doubt he has absoooded, and that five native backers with whom be was contacted in dollar and other speculs time have stopped payment. There is a complete panic in the place, and business is almost at a standstill, owing to the distrust sod uncertainty that prevail as to future eeeatL Oriental Bank shareholders, however, will be re assured by the following satisfactory letter which we have received from the chief manager : TO TBB I.DffoB OF Till BIPREBB. the eitiliapapers reosTved this Morning, it is reported that oar native Shred at Shanghai, was a de faulter, and that the corporation will be • loser thereby to the extent of 12:000 Male, or about 40,00 W. I am happy to any %bat the amount of probable loss is greatly exaggerated, as by our agent's 'Awes we bays rea• son to believe that the ultimate loss, if any, will be Locos siderable.—l am, Am.. CHARLIR J. F. STUART, Chief Manager. We are informed that the applications for shares in the British Colonial Steam Ship Company (Limited) have been of so satisfactory a character, that the establishment of the enterprise is secured, and that the closing of the list will be anuounced early next week. The project has received much support not only from the influential firms who brought it forward, but from an important class of the mercantile community who are interested in supplying the want of direct and regular Colllll3Uoi cation between London and British North America. The Mauritius Land Credit and Agency Corn pany announce that, having secured suitable pre mises for their London business at 24 and 23, Fen church-street, they are ready to commence opera tions, and the necessary instructions have been sent to the Mauritius board. It is intimated that the directors of the Mexican Bank have secured the services, as their manager in Mexico, of Mr. William Newbold, a gentleman of considerable experience in the Spanish American trade, having been in the house of Messrs. C. de Murriette and Co. for the last IL years. A all of 51. is to be paid on the shares in the London, Birmingham, and South Staffordshire Bank (Limited), by the 21st March, and a call of 51. on those in the London and Colonial Bank (Limited), by the 31st March. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of the railway calls falling due in the month of March. The total is considerably be low the average : Ammaat per Share. Due Already Number Due In March. 1864. Dais. Paid. Call. of shares. Amount. Crystal Palace and Routh Loudon June - - - -•- • 400 Great Western 44 per mot Peet, 4.10 there 29 4 2 0 0 122,756 245,512 Indian Breath second lane) South Dalian Total la Starch Amount called to 1961 V 4181.07 The certificates for shares in the Fairbaiiii En gineering Company (Limited), will be ready for de livery on Monday, the 29th. A petition fur the winding up of the Life Asso ciation of England (Limited) is to be heard before the Muter of the Rolls on the 6th March. It is notified that the share list of the Imperial Financial Company (Limited) will be closed on Wednesday next, the applications being largely in excess of the company's capital. The letters of allotment and " regret " were issued on Saturday evening to applicants for shares in the Ottoman Financial Association. It is proposed that a public meeting of persons in favour of an equalisation of the sugar duties shall be held at the London Tavern, on Tuesday, the Bth of March, at which members of the House of Com mons will be invited to attend. SATOSDAT EVZIII.O. Consols. which closed yesterday at 91/ to 1 for the Bth March, were marked to-day 91/, sod closed at 94 to tl. For money the last prioe was 911 to 1. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, /, 1, 1 ; ditto, for account , 91/ ; Three per Cents . Reduc ed, 911, ; New Three per Cents., 911,1, ; Annuitiea, M 5, 14 15-16 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 20 15-16 • India Five per Cent. stock, 1041, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 4s. dis. The India Five per Cent. stock remains steady. Exchequer Bills were unaltered at sa. dis. to per. In the morning some of the speculative foreign stocks were slightly flatter, but an improvement subsequently occurred, and closing quotations in several instances were somewhat above those of yesterday. The changes in the market for bank shares com prised an improvement in Alliance, Queensland, British and American Exchange, Bank of Hindus tan, Metropolitan and ProvinciiWand Union Bank of London, but a reduction in Bank of Wales and Imperial. imperial Ottoman Bank shares ware rather better, closing at 81 to 91 prem. Anglo- Mexican Mint and London and Caledonian Marine shares were inquired for. Hudson's Bay hare rim. to 19 to j for the new account. Eaptian Trading were firm at 2# to 2j p re m. Muntz's Metal shares were inquired for ; par was bid for them to-day. The demand for the shares of the financial 0021 r pales continues, and prices retain an upward tendency. International closed at 74 to # vein, for the new account ; General Credit at 3 to 4 prem., ex dir. ' and London Financial at 114 to prem. "ex all," while Mercantile Credit have advanced to 7 to 8 prem., and Imperial Financial to 3 to 34 prem. The closing (but, in some cases, merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. :—Credit Fonder of Mauritius, to 1 preth. ,• Land Securities Company 1 to 2 prem. • Anglo-Italian Bank, par to I prem. ; Contract: Corporation, 14 to 11 prem.; Credit Foncier (Great Britain), 14 to 2 prem. ; Lon don Mercantile Discount, 3to 4 prem. ; Austra lian and Eastern Navigation, fl to 10 prem. ; Ottoman Financial Association, to # prem. ; Consolidated Discount, 1 dis. to par ; Mexican Bank, j to 14 prem. ; Littlehamptou Ste4,m, 7i to 8 4 ' prem. • Financia Corporation, 14 to 2# prem. ; Gallivan Company, 14 to 11 prem. • Loudon Gas Meter, 1 to 2 prem. ; Buenos prem. Bonded Wharf, 4 to 1 prem. ; South Eastern Bank, 1 to 11 prem. ; Britu,h Colonial Steamship, 4 to If pm. • Naval and Military Bank, 4 to 14 prem. ; Lisbon Oil Min.., to j prem. ; and English, Irish and Foreign Rolling Stock, to 14 prem. ORDLIAZT BELLES AID STOOKS. ?di WI ltanwars. I Ci t a r u Z ims I to 1 p.V. Ig ISI all Blna.,WoLl.i 11 tilt _ BS. 100 Blythand TdeioarVayne 1 .-- _, 10 all Boston,Bleatrdot //LC ' 111 9 Bl 100 Bristol and Exeter 11 87 114 sui 111. 100 Caledonian M It 2 10 , all llork and Bandon — _ 10 all comma' 6l Te 10 all De. •I • nodly. until Sli 10 all Do. /1 Ip. e. ispaid to B. 10 all Dublinandßeitastlasel 87 19 Illnia.,WoL St. 100 lOrthand Tyne&StoarVaL 10 all Boston,ffleafrd,& &LC. St. .100 Bristol and Exeter ea 100 Caledonian 110 , all Cork and Bandon 110 all frornwall 10 all Do. •1• no dlr. until 10 all Do. B 4p. e.b paid to B. 1111 all Dublin and BelfastJasei 57 20 i all Dundee,Perth,&Abd.lo 10 17 St. 1100 Idlnbiughand Glaagow' 944 96 4 Bt. IN 14 , ow and &Waiters' 107 109 St 100 Maas Eastern Ord. Sol 404 404 81. lOu Do. St. 100 , Do. 5. ing.Stk., No.i 7 St. 100 Great North ofScotland' St. 100 Great Northern 1394 St 100 Do.A. roe. no dlr. 7 1Z el 100 Do.S jtfepp..o.rpaW B 116 120 et. 100 et South & West. (In.). 96 97 St 100 Ora& Western ki 1164 Bt. 100 Do. llear VaLOtia.ikk et 100 Do. South Wales. et. 'lOO Do. W. se 40 • 100 Do. Do. Newport' 26 37 IL 100 Do. Do. Hereford 102 104 St. 'lOO lancashlre & Yorkahho 1114 1121 et. 100 London and Blartwall 72 74 St. 100 L0n..8 tn,&SCoast . 104 105 St. 100 London. &Dor. 40 42 St. 100 London &North Wean., 111 1154 St. 100 Loodon&SoutbWeetern 904 1004 St. 100 I.lneolnak , et 06 n all Maryport and Maros an Do. Do. Maros! al 100 Metropolitan , 109 110 10 , all Do. New Par I 1 66 U. 100 Midland 1304 121 lib' all Do. New et. 100 Do Him & Derby . 90 101 • all MI& WIL IS 1 all Ind Kent 10 all 11.14 Kent al 100 North ill 100 Do. Idln..Perth,Dond 24 26 St. 100 N. Imiere—Berwiek 15 154 Do. CI. N. L Pure — 8t 100 Do. Leeds 9 14 05 1 Bt 100 Do. York 92 02 4 St. 100 Do. Carlisle — 26 all Do. Stoek.&Darllag llll II 17 Do. do. 1664-50 O4 104 pa DI 10 Do. do. 101041 74 24 pm 11l 100 North Londoo 10 6 Da. New l4 , ff pa P. 100 North Staffordsklre 774 ..., 10 all N. &S. Western Juse ll 114 St. 100 Scottish Central St. 100 Scottie N.E. Aber. Stk 42 44 St 160 Scottish MhUand 9B 100 10 all Shrewsbury & Welehail — St 100 Shropshire Union 5 51 644 P. 100 South Devon 54 N Bt NO South Eastern Bt. 150 8. Yorks& A Saver Dun 100 1 01 to on steam* w okioighas, Co O4 0 4 ill lid Ta ff Vale 10 S Da 11 64 q 10 Do. C poo all Oblor — 4420 Do. Bt 121 Do. 100 Val, of Nes* St. 100 Victoria Sta. & 84. 100 terford & Inkosay ' 100 We al Cornwall • I n u St. 10u W.Hartlyi. limb. & sd - 65 } 1181 I 109 9 101 1471 id Pro 1021 id dim I 1 4- 1 7011111324 11,1Lif AYE. 10 all Antwerp & 11.44Serdast _ B }4 20 all Bahia&s.Fra.(L)g.7p.e. 141 e 17} 5 all Belgian E. Junctka 1 1 I} 20 3 B.Ayreso.Soutbern a 2} Copenhagen glistitedl, • par r -taT tend. _ - 41 44 100 10 Owiabafw&Wlt a atiskitL) 70 10 Dutch Rhenish ll 1i pn, 20 all Do — 20 all Eastern of France 10 all Gd. Russian pus. 6p. e — t 0 all °rest Luxembourg lo} 20 all Italian Junction — 20 all Nam.&bege 1 By the 11111 20 all Dole. c.Pri. Bel& 2 0 v 1 20 16 all Northern of Prance : 374 384 16 15 Do. New Sh. des. at 331 • 10 all N.ltall B. Ayres g. 7p. c lo} 104 10 24 De. do. do par } ps i 10 all Norwegian Trunk Pref , 8 9 20 all Ottoman (Brnyrna.Aldln), 11 12 20 all Paris. lgookandludl4.: 364 37} 20 all Paris and Orleans... 38 40 20 all Recite &S. Francla.(L). 17 18 20 all Royal Danish l4 16 10 3 Royal Sardinian 8 all 'loyal Swedish. 10 4 all Do. 7 per cent. I :1 90 1 ' all Sambre and Meuse 7l 7 10 all Do. 6} per cent. Prof 9 20 8 Ban Paulo 3.12.7 per ct 1 dis 20 a 20 a ll S.Au Do st. &Lora.. do Venettan 201 21 1101 20 16 Smithies& of Portugal — —dL 20 all Southern of France 26 27 ! 20 8 Turin and Savona 5} 4} dß' tO all Do. do l4 16 bt all West Flanders 7 Ol 74 10 all Do. 6} per oast. Fret 1 I 20 all West & . N.W.el Freers 20 21 1 I Closhisprier. I Saks. JOINT STOCK LEIS. No. I NIL l sums. I'd Ct. 10,000 100 Agra and U. Ser. Dank . 00 ' It._ 10,000 100 AUlanceLos-alairerpoel SS • 12 13 pin 10,000 100 Do. New lO 22 It fan 100,000 10 Anglo Ananias 20,000 20 Anglo Italian Ltralted). 12.600 40 Australasia W' 7,500 40 Do. New l6 10,000 25 Bank of Es Dt 4.000 100 Bank of Landon ' 66 25,1100 20 Bank of Otago o Lbatted" , 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (L. 10,000 50 BankofVactorlnAustrta 16 6,000 100 Bank of Wales 1/ 10,000 10 Bank of New &GUM 60.000 20 Bramillan&Po 6 ' 15,000 60 brit. & American In. II 20.000 60 British N. America . all 12,500 20 Char.BlL Brit. Columbia 10 32,100 20 'C. Bk. India, Ana., China aB 7,000 20 , Do. New Ikea 26 'Christ. IL of India, &e • all $OOO 100 katy 10,000 100 Colonial 100,000 10 .Cossolidated Bask 5,000 100 Continental 01..) lO 12,000 60 Vast Loo.'oti ,Liaaltedi. 10,000 100 English sad Irian (Um. 11 25.000 R Goo.2eot&AnsLChart&l 40;00 50 English and Swed•sli (V 6 405,00/ 50 linropean Baokithaltod 10 10,000 100 11 induso.Chlos&lap.(l 26 , 10,000 100 Imperial Bank, Limited 30 155,000 20 ,Imperial Ottoman lO 100,000 20 Land )forf.Bk. lodta 2 I 10,000 100 London Bank of Meat. (L 13 10,000 10) London and Brazilian 6,000 100 Lon.B.Ares&lLPlatoL 40 10,000 15 Do. do. New 40 . 0 103 Lon, Bir., &S.Eltaff. 'Li 17 60,000 10 Loa. ClLBank of *lista all 10,000 100 London and Colonial (L 10 00,005 60 London and County lO 6,000 100 Lon. Nambig.Conifi.(LP 0 0 40,000 60 London Joint plod[ lO 10,000 100 lan. and Neetbera (L) la 20,000 20 loodon & South Atriaus all 5,000 20 Do. Do. New all , 10.000 100 London & SAmerlcanoL 5,000 100 Lon. & S. Western 'Um . I 6 50,000 10. Lon. & Westminster •MO 10,000 100 Merchant Bank Lbs.)... re, 10,000 60 Mercantile & Enclumol lO 10.000 100 Metro. 4 Pror. Bank 6.000 100 Midland Bank Lim.' 10,000 100 National of LIT 1(L 10 26,000 00 N. Pro. d Yepaad, New 12 . 30,000 20 Do, do 10,000 60 National Bank 3O r- - 26,000 20 New Boutb Wales all 1/1 M, 4,000 100 New Zealand lnane& 10 2 I dig' 50,400 25 Oriental Bank Cotposn. all 40 43 20,000 100 ?Torino of Ireland t26 N 001 41,000 20 &lode, Punt,* Deihl (L 4 it li a s 12,600 20 Do. New - - 14.000 10 nouth Australia all 36 41 15,000 100 Bland. of B. S. Africa . ; 17' 101 Illgn 4.4.50 100 Do. do. '4l 14 Iligas' 40,000 V. Union of Australia WM 100 Colon of Ireland 01ani -• IMAM 60 Colon of Lanni 76 76 26 IS pm 2 4 NI 166 166 1 11= 1416 par 61 41 1 pak M ben Ii 2 lai' a a 1 IT TO 114 1111 II 41 91ii 21 1 -- 2 ak ' 2 1 P le II 1 2 PO .. 9 91 , Pm Rpm 181 1 1 1 11 82 1 didis .- 18 19 pa 10 18 psi !} 21289, 6 2 dla in Si N I S I II 2 $8 10 , 19 il 1 110 11 It 29 i 'Ma ipa tz si 1 _ _ 19 2 - 4 :- 11 pm I 79 81 apm "il • bpm ;41 Idts par • 8 No. SY. 1 1 '+ 10. prior. i Seim Oornatm 10000 10 'Aegio-llexlean Mint .. I 10,000 ° s Amlnqiie . Agrieul.....l . CI. Irina I &aka 114 - 19 SO , Par Pa 9 94 1 FM 76 00 Vie ism 3 4pm id" P. , 4 1 4iPan 22 24 22 4 24 e 112 115 112 1216 49.' 11 1 Mai 2i Yipml 106 10121 11 g L e° 111 191 7 r 6 7 6 6 6,244 111 81 11pen 1 2 Ow 11 111540 2 1 2 1 1 1 11 90 2 pee 4 r! 7 8 6i 1 pot i 1 Pal pm par pm i 1 pm 1 Ipm 20 21 i 131 141 pm 2 4pm 1 2 i l ipm 100 M dt Pm t all /7 79 30 , 17 Dm' I all I* in II 9 se 4 1 lola es I an wins 14i le *Us ! 11 pa 111 ZS 106 66 66 1 "iii! r r ' -= I 4j be pm 6 par - I 1 r - . - . ls 5 s par - .2 1! AP°' ..4 n I: • • $1 DEBENTrP.Z STOOLS. aTOCILS. 49;021 M. .1'4.948.4 p.c. /1ar.1.109 le N 108018 N. CENtho.,,lpe..lBB.ll ilOO 97 91 610,000 U. o.Wsta.-17.11. --Os., 108 p. 102 419000 St. laze.993.4p.e.laa ly tlly , lllo 98 100 MON St. ,Lon,brightp.e.Jant.lly;loo 97 90 1028223 it 'L&7&W.4p.e..788.9.1817449 98 100 812,910. St. I W. 9ep.c..75a.49/81y 100 U 87 269,790 St L&S.W.,4p.e.Jszt&July'loo 99 100 .... St. 1 18141484,4 p.e.laittlely:lo9 111 100 .... St. 'N. ltrittth. It P. it D. 9., , I Feb. 108 110 82,U1 St. ,N.FAtro.,4p.c.JaaltJelytioo I 96 V/ St. ,9cot.N.l2.,tp.c.Ap.tillet.iloo SAnwAns. .„ black 1 NI 71} I Sale& Y nii Ni TT b! 42 N 7f 19 1 t 19 1 12 7 1 1 121 13} 6 12 MINES.-(THIS DA? ) Two teCtoet. Apart from the fortnightly settlement there is very little business going forward in the mining market to-day, and prices generally are without change. There is a demand, however, for East Canal= aud North Shepherd slut les, at better prices ; the former are now , rioted 33 to f, and the latter 54 to 1. Chivertoo, ..n the other band, are rather lower, at 134 to 4 '. West Chiverton are quoted 84 toBs, and Wheal Seton s , 182} to 185. Greta Wheal Vor shares are ..dieially marked 27i, and Nangiles, 35. Fortuna and Kontos Aureos shares ale dull. Other foreign and colonial mines are inactive. From North Shepherds Mae (Feb. 231 the spot re ports :—"The engine shaft motions* to be waik in a good•looking clay slat.. ; it is down 13 fathoms, ...ad from the character of the ground we calculate upon cotting a good lode when the crosscut is driven. The lode in this edit sod driving east M 14 inches wide, and mach improved is appearance, producing good stones of advt.,. lead ore. Other work program* favourably." PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. livizroOL. Tilt . 27 —Sales to-day: Lincashlre ahl V..kahire 1101 z d—Lomlni. and North Westrm 108+ ,—Mon , .,tor. gad Md. and Lincolnshire, 521—Midland. 1311 z d.-6...uth Eastern. 91.1 1 Scd.—Buffalo and Lake Huron, sl—Dutch Nh. nigh, lip. —Mealean Three per Cent. 431 I—Spanish1—Spanish P.,sirts, 351.1 I—Banir go( Liverpool, t Of—British and Aulerieen eh Si p 4—Mercantlle and Eachange Bain., er i r sad n p.. ditto new shares, p Marine, 15-16 p. - British and foreign Marine 31 p e d.- 14ineas6lre lasoranee, 9 16 11-16 1 16-14 1 1.16 p.— London sat Inneashire, 51 11-16 p.—llereanUle Marine, 1 1 1•I6 Iy , quiets insurance, 1 p. —Union Marine. 2I p —Liaerprol •hange Buildings, 561—National Steam Navigation Counp..l, 916 1 p. West India and Pacific steam Conipsay. V 3-16 p. 'serest ts day were in °testi Warders litrminghas Guaranteed Railway Nock at 77 ; Worcester sot Birmingham Canal mum U 15; Maffordshire Ou Mart, at 3: peens. Iletropofflau Waegoa Company new shares at 4 prem. with die • and '.loutz Metal shares at 1-16 prem. South Staffordshire Railway it!eires wen quoted at 11 to 1111. Dudley and West Bromwich I:anse at 7 to 7 es dlr.. Birmingdun Yamada! at g perm., . Latest Shalt and Ante Company Wares at 11 buyers lame, Fri V.—Sheffield, 520.1 d 1 7-16-311d1arid, 1:01 c. cash. Mmaillerint, PBS. 97.—A good loudness has been dons, Mil prices were rather Omer. Great Northern A, 1311 Ail —Greeks. 93—London and Korth Werner% Mel —Mancheotrr, sheigaia, and lAncolushire, 92; }—hew ditto Fire per Cent, Port . ; d.—Me tropolltan, 104 7f 1 sd.-3lerlcans. 43f I I—Booth Eastern, AM f rd.—Spanish Passives. 3S;—Thames sad Mersey Maine Ingsrance, 6 p.—liudsoi:s Bay, 19 I 3-16—Lancaalnre lasa rasee, 9-10 I I p.—General Credit, 4 p.—Leaden and Calcutta Maine, p. vend, Fig. 27.—Yew Three gm Oent. Meet, 90 iref go — Ditto, for new account, PM—lndia Five per Ont. Stock. 104, — Dublin and Kingstown, 4 percent., Mr—Bonk of Ireland 1000. paid , r.t—tebernlan Link ;26L paid), en—National Bank of Ireland 300. paid', 92—National Bank of bedew 31. paid), 124—Cork and Bandon ;504 i aid). 17—Dublin and Br Ifaat Junc tion AOl. ped'. 37} ad—Dub lin and Kingstown (1001 p.l4'. 204 Dublin, Wicklow, and We on& 9l—!treat Southern and West. ern (1001 paid , . ad.—Midland Brent Western and Roc a/ Canal 604. paid', 464—Dublin and Wicklow (101. pao: , 6 per cent. porn., Wicklcw, and Westord. d per rent. Peep. 501. paid 331 I.L—Geese eontbern and Wo•ftern, 4 per cent. Perp. Yee& paid), 99. I Tug EectignAwrteAL Comnitemite.—Tae Bishop of London Ms been appointed_ by the Board of Eccle siastical Commissioners for Eaglood to be the episcopal member of their " Estates Committee," rice the Bishop of Winchester, who retires. The position had been filled by the Bishop of Winehester since the reitimaseut from it of the late Bishop Bloinfield in 1856. PRIVATE iNQUIRIEn THROIRJH THE Y. .g. Lignites* et-Owen I Caitieright, her Majesty's Inspector of Coestatiolsry for the midland districts of Euglend and for North Wales, notices in his report for the cost ye.: mode to the Secretary of State that in the course of his inspection he discovered it to be a common practice in many comities foe individuals and compasise to communicate with the police, seeking private information se to the character, re spectability, and means of penoes residing on their ibstricta, sad offering remuneration for the service. Litatenant- General Cartwnght regards it as • most dangerous trans gression of police duty, quite foreign to the pirposes for which the force was established, sad seriously ooperilling its popularity and efficiency. He reports that in his circuit of inspection wherever he mentioned the practice to any of those in command of forces it met with their immediate reprobation, sad this may check the spites ; but he consi dered the subject of such vital importance to the form that he thought it his duty to bring it wider the .2opsolera tion of the Secrethay of State, sad to express Is. opinion that the practise must be at mos sad completely suppressed. THE LIVEUTOOL •WD LONDON FIRE AND Lire Iwernieca ComeAgr. —The twenty eighth annual report of the Liverpool and London Fire and Life Insurance com pany is issued. To the fortunate shareholders it must be gratifying, the dividend being 40 per cent.. lees income tat. The undivided profits now amount to •210,63.4'. Is. Bd., while the invested fund of the company represents 1,566,4341.4.. 3d. Tar BURIAL SERVICE AND CONVOCATION. —A committee of the Lower Hosea of Convocation was ap pointed last July to consider the alleged difficulties in the ass of the Burial Service, and to report thereon. The report, now punlioliell, goes through all the passages of the service which have been supposed to declare alooltitelr I the salvation of the deceased person, sad acquits them of that meaning,. The committee attributes the grievance to the want of that "godly disciplim" of which the church of England ever since the Reformation has been lamenting the &hoopoe. The report proceeds to suggest that the rubrics and canons supply • nucebievry which may be applied, if it be only divested of tumors/ perm). ties and temporsl eacumbeaticer. IA effect, it is proposed that if a man sever communicates, or lives styli a life or avows such opinions that he ought not to communes* then the churchwardens, or, in their default, the clergy man, shall have power to present him, sod, on his contu macy or impeoiteace„ bring down upon him a sentence of excommunication, which shall deprive him of the right of Christian burial. The committee suggest that the came will be only those of a scandalous character, is which the church is driven to purge itself in self.defeace ; where, in fact, the deceased person has been the assailant by weed or by deed. In such cases, it is presumed, pnblie minima and common sense will be on the side of the clergy man. and will support the judgment he has invoked upon the evil liver or the open unbeliever. As the law sow stands,even is a mitigated state, as excommunicated pesos may,uoder certain contingencies, find himself thereby visited with six months' imprisonment. This temporal penalty only prevents excommanioation being ever resorted to, sod the report thorefoes recommends its abrogation. " We see Dot surprised to observe,* says the T. sue, l• that seven" members of the committee, and they not the least sensible aid informed, dissent from the prieeiple and recommeadit time of the report." DEPLiiR ABLE ArIDF:NT.—Two YOUNG MEN PROwNED.—Yeeterday, we are sorry to say. two young men were drowned while skating in the pond at the rear of the Queen's Island, Belfast. This portion of the chasm, was thi..kly covered with ice. and was apparently well oriented for skating. During the day many persons skated at the place, sod the two young moo whose deaths we have to record went there for the purpose of an hour's amuse ment. About half-past 5 o'clock, Mr. John Beggs and Mr. James Chew (we of the Quartermaster of the Antrim Rifles) went up n the ice. Beggs having skated to a place which woe considered dangerous, broke the ice, and west dews, sad Chew, who was following in the same track, could sot stop himself till be unfortunately mask with his companion. The greatest consternation prevailed among thous present, but it was evident that there was so possibility of saving the young men except by breaking the ice in every direction, which was done, but all the exertions made were of so avail. Some men at work at the new graving dock, seeing the occurrence, did all they possibly meld to save the lives of the unfortunate young men, bit to no purpose, as they bad been in the water upwards of IS minutes before their liodien were recovered. Both the ye mea are deeply regretted. After their bodice were fogad as imam, was held in Millen's public-house, Qome's-quay, when • verdict of accidental death was returnat —Northers Whig. 1379,K87 t• , U I • t ~~