The Express. — London, England, 1864-03-07 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. lit RE B. WILLIAMS. to •Jankrapt was a wine merchant, of Cheynemalk, Debts about 12,000/. A resolution was lately s e 3 ior taking the case out of court and winding lip the • under a deed. The deed was now brought into court : HODOI/61 confirmation. It provided for the paymeat composition of Pa. 6d. is the potted, throo . . the trustee. Mr. Lawrence asked for the oonflimation of the court. IL- Honour said it was ameritial that the deed should ~• ..re the composition of 2s. 6d. in the paned to all the without exception. It appeared to bat that the d e ed now produced confined the emesant to those creditors • woo had signed the deed, shoat three-fourths of the :,umber. It was said that the erediton who bad not cud might maintain an action for the campmates on the ,ant contained in the deed. This he TRI7 mesh doubled. • M r . Lawrence said the terms of the deed led bees settled .es.eral counsel of eminence, and it had been drawn in its form expressly to meet the crotchets that had bees liewhers. lie Honour said he would not now decide the peat, but „ ;Jesuit Mr. Commissioner liolroyd before giving his ~.,n. The questions raised on those deeds WON now so ero - i- and subtle that aeries Welt be azoned tar 'el .1 gentlemen of the bar mentioned to hie Honour -lecisious given by the Lord Chancellor, and in the - law courts, bearing on deeded arrangement, and . ,ur protuised to refer to them. _ IN RE O. J. BURBLE". ankrupt was described as a gentleman, of Jamas .ledford-row, and late of Havrestook•bill. This was o4rneal sitting for examination and discharge. The -re ; 'housed' are stated at 1,2001. ux rem . a , ' property, besides an alleged claim, reissued . loubtful debt, of 25,000/. from Mr. Matthew v. late of Upper Camas, a claimant to - • peerage, also a claim of 3.0004 on thr John de • . .r, Hart., of Hanover-square. The bankrupt's ps • was aated at 1.1.10 , . • year in the two ears • ,LL:ruptcy. At the last sitting, the bankrupt had been .•:•• Ito Me additional amounts. _ gkp and Mr. Reed , opposed ; Mr. Sargood sup- ,tested that the baskrupt had bees a premolar of aquoiss, in respect of which he had received "bares. ',,,t r eiarninatioo r be was quiretToned u to his claim •it 1 racy, and stated that he had paid 3001. er 4001. oa , - r .,•y's account, and the rest of 25,0001. was for era : r-..lered during about 12 months, of which, however, ac:ount. To Sir John Beauvoir he alleged that , le.,oced about 50/.. and claimed the rest for moist _ trettiog up " his case." He mid be had been en al ;emir up the N &liana Armoury Company and two • ulp.lnitd. He admitted havta g sold hi s interest : Li. father's will for 0,500/., the money having been 'At solicitor only a month or two before the beak ! : „I Lis deed of arrangement. He had been called 'how what had become of this money • and in the 6 reclered he stated that ,0001. bed bean paid tome sereral smaller RUM to his • i toe res.t. to a relative, Major Burgle It on the part of the amigos" that details should ih,wing hoe the alleged debt to Hint= and Oaten it • ancamed that the bankrupt, ea a gentleman, ,* mare to give the fulled explanation to the creditors. b.ud be delivered by the amigness within ten I.ndur would have time to answer them ; and : 1 - ...riore an adjournment would be ordered. SURREY SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) M adjourned sessions for the county of Surrey this morning at the Sessions-house. Swinton .- . ...,fore J. E. Johnson, Esq., chairman; Thomas Esq.. deputy•chairrnan Lieutenant-Colonel il. Captain M 'Douala!, E. C. Dermer, H. S t rong . wimeley, Ho e . E. B. Wriottesley, E. Roberti t 7, 6 !. A. Gray, and Robert Hudson, E.qn. The cairn nett the names of 66 prisoners for trial : 52 for felony for misdemeanor. The degrees of education us as Fourteen can neither read nor wilt!, ail on Only f,rtr•two ea reed imperfectly ; and only tour can write well. Among the cases for trial there are .7 for douse-breaking, two for embezzlement, two for from the person, two for cutting and wounding, two ! at ah - cuinable offence. two for stealing a railway pies JCL. a l'oliah refugee, and the remainder are for petty THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKEN WELL. LATE ExtirwArcos OF A CORIAE AT ABtCT•PAR[. it will be recollected that a few days since the body O/ a of the name of Heed was exhumed at Abasy-park C,inetery. it having been alleged that he had been pommel. to molest has been held, and the cause of death wee satin !..ztorily explained. To-day a niece of the deceased applied fosse if the magi.- !rite could not make the parties with whom the deceased t,d lived give up the money that they had, she said, taken fr..m biro, and which amounted to about 6001.. 't.oectOr Langdon, who had made sums inquiry, sail 'tat when be first went to the parties they denied that they :hanged any notes belonging to the deceased, but alter wArds they admitted that they had done it, and that the r aM had given them the money. There could be nothing lane at present in the matter, as there wu no one to (Lis ; tusk statement. _ . . The magistrate inquired of the niece by 'that power she ..a.nied the property. The 9pplieact replied that her uncle made a will in her _r, sod told her that she should have everything that his at his death. She had not at preisat takes out . .t.r.ers of administration. :he magistrate said he could do nothing in the matter. r.l the applicant could do nothing until she had taken out let.. eh of administration. The best thing for the applicant would be to consult ► proctor er some 11p1 gentle- The applicant thanked hie worship and retired. WHEITYMSTEII. • CCRIOCS DCFOICE. Artt,aret Wa't, a respectable-looking woman, wan 1.1-4ri with being drunk and incapable of taking we of lienelf. A police-constable proved oiling her in the state do r. tf:.e.d on Saturday after moo. Mr. elfe— What have you to aay to the charge! iivlendant—Oh, your worship, I suffer from great remorse , I;comiesme whenever I drink, arid therefore I hope your • , riLip will forgive me like a good man as you are. lam I..,ated woman, and I know you are a good man. Mr. Selfe—l remember you. You were here before, and Fp.: told me I wan a goal man than. kleodant—Perbaps I did, your worship. did not believe you. 1 / 4 ftrulant—l am staunch to the letter of s teetotaller is Ly...Leart. ;eife—You have an odd way of illoatystl g it. Defendant—l live a good hie whoa 1 dote; drink, sad h'lMand made me do it this time. I told him " Yon the remorse of conscienDe I feel if 1 drink," but he me into it. •olfe—He could not have made you take it if you acr e not dispined, I think. :wferdant—Forgive me, your worship, but if you let me a ill do a great deal of good. :dr selfe—Flow: 1 , .. n , !..nt—l will be the means of the conversion of showing a good example to Door wandering erect s showing the oossequeeose of drunkenness. M.. -*lie —ln which you indulge yourself. I olact— lt was through my husband*. temptation. I t o. • itlntio,.• good catholic. and it is not becense I am that an: oppos e d to anyone oleo. lam kind to every one, tier are God's creature.. When I touch a glass 1 right in my head. r.'clfe—'faro don't take the glass. lo•icada tit Your worship, I want to be good, but I can't. :I .sie the pledge and Dever drink any more if • •• . .e It would be a great service to °thaw. Be .••.Itorue. -rife—Yes. 111 be very merciful. I shall fine you ss. was pail THAMM. "*. !Of BERT. —COMMITTAL Or • Garin or PUT :"TeALCRS. A aged B, Sarah Sratth, :19, and Anne or were brought up on remand before Ms. 4, rh.irged with stealing four pint pewter pole. ' the property of Mr. William Beaumont ' landlord of the Blacksmith's Arms publichouse • .:.arch-lane, St. George's-in-the-East. witnesses were (mama:led both on Saturday sad 'LiL4. Several licensed victuallers and beer sellers' lost a large somber of pole and measures were in •e, and they all recognised the prisoners as baring :L.ir houses. It appeared that on Friday evening male prisoner and Anne Smith came into ••it.i'L's Arms and called for a pint of half •:i• They ware followed almost immediately by Sarah Smith, who also called for a H. at. liquor. Mr. Bull recognised her directly as 'assn in his house several times. He missed quart • i after each visit. He immediately went into irlour, put the gas out in that room, and raised 1.. He then placed a pogroms in the bar to watch the actioes of the prisoner, • for a police-constable. Robert Payne, No. vho , onoealed himself in a dark doorway opposite a—mths' Arms, where be remained half an hour. -•,ner., remained io the house for en boor and a half, .:!, 1 ieverst times for hoer and bread and cheese !:e, were there Mr. Baer misted three out of four bed filled with beer for them. The pots= was r.•ted to leave the bar parlour, where he could _ . . • ...Anguish much, and wait outside. He did so, ~h ed carefully until the prisoners left the bones. 't lumped over the oicroter, end went after the . • , 1 directly they quitted his boom He seined .Wheas.. Barley. Malt. Oats. .94•114, Pais Floor. qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. yrs. ' qrs. hes ram English .. I 9632 15933 ilO3B 9Y9 274, .. 1678.; huh . 16 49 08 Foreign Foreign. .. .1 8214 4:200 .... I 9149 . 3e6 - -- - Tots) ...I 8 8 66 9661 1e5448 21865. 949 275 306 17741 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. axis DAY.) ILECTRIO AND INTIANATIONAL TELIOILAPIL) fF6•)Y O.'R OWN COERLIPONDF_NT.) The market remains without any change from Satanlas. and the tnuisactions will probably fuct up 4,000 to ..,000 balsa MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SM.I.R.—The market is steady, bat no important ales base been reported mime Frida► lest. Reuel° brown lumps continue firm, and are rather mem et We. COFFLZ. —There is a firm market for all descriptions of colonial. Tea.—The demand is steady, but rather quiet. Bice.—'2,ooo bags have been sold, Banana, at 811. 3d. ; Rangoon, at Ss. 9d. COTTON.—Priosa continue to gradually decline, and with a dull market only about 400 bolas sold sisoe Friday. JurE.—Businees has been dose for orris:l at 231. 10s. for No. 4, and 10s. for No. 3. HlMP.—About 1,500 bales of Manilla sold at 35f. SALTPITRE.—There is a good demand at full prime. About 2,500 bona sold—refraction bt to 7, at Mc lid. to 35a. 91 ,• and refraction 41 to 3, short prompt. at :On. The sales advertised foe tomorrow consist of 150 bhda. of West India, 460 packages of Brazil, 5.Pel) bags of Mauri tius, and 400 begs of Madras sugar ; 900 packages of coffin ; GOO of Ana = tailly and sundry parcels of drysaltery TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Tbs market is firm at the following prices: —Town tallow, 40s. 6d. oat cog ; Potoisbars Y.O. on the soot, 41e. 6d. ; March, 418.3 d. to 41s. 6d. ; April to Jos*, 4N. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MANOR 7, 1864. the two females. A plat pot immediately fell from the younger *emir ma his los. The elder female dimmed two pole co the pmement, sad the mac dropped a spouted ale pot. .Payne emerged tam his biding gem, and nehrith ma&ft the pmemsra made a &Masa reasanst. sod four=and plunged violently, they were all seemed. said the depositions were sow complete, and he should commit ill the ppeeermre, Lot to tte i reent, but to the neat ifiddismaz to bake their SHARE 148T8.-(1711.9 DAY.) Two o'CLooz. The railway market is inactive te-d•sy,andprices generally exhibit no change. The tone, on the whole, is rather unfavourable. The principal feature is a decline of 1 per cent. in Great Western stook. South Eastern has also receded 6, and Great Eastern, 1. London and North Western stock is now quoted 107* to 1, ex div. ; Great Western, 621 to 631 ; Midland,l24 to 1, ex div. • Lancashire and York shire, 109* to 110, ex div. . • Caledonian, 120 to 121 ; South Eastern, 891 to 90*, ex div. ; Great &stern, 47* to*, ex div. ; Great Northern, 1266 to 127*, ex div. ' • London and South Western, 99 Ito 100 ; and Metropolitan, 1071 to 108. There is very little business in Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities, and quotations are unaltered. Indian branch shares are dull. OHDINARY MAIM AND STOCKS Mk I Pd. I Ran wars. I a rstarC el . t ea l pt°4l4.m. 134 .11 litres.,WoL&Otoor VaL : 8 84 ad - OS. 100 Blythand Tyne - I 10 all 80e1e0,8104201,&Md.C 1 64 9 - W. 100 Bristol and Ilseter 1 811 el sd - id 81. 100 Cal.donlan l2O 121 1201 60 all Laark and Bandon - - - ID ; all Cornwall 6 7 - 10 I all Do. AI A podia. until IL - - - 10 all Do. Btp. c. n pea dto B - 60 all Dublin and BelbAtJunc; 96 123 Id - ad 15 all ,Dundee,Perth.dabd..ll3, 10 17 - St. 100 Idlnburgh and Glasgow 944 961 1 - St. 100 °know and S.Western 107 100 xd I - 84. 100 Great Eastern Ord. Btl 47 48 ad 474 4 4 ad fit. 100 Do. Do. R. Ang. Stk., No.ll 7 8 - Bt. 100 Groat North ofScotland I •-•- .- Bt. 100 Great Northern llO 128 ad .. St. 100 Do.A s • rec. no di,. un- 120 130 ad 1261 Id fn. 100 Do.B 1 til 6p. c.ismildß 132 134 1d 131 ad 80. 100 Gt. South & West. are.ll 95 97 1 - St 100 Great Western 631 64 I 031 3 81,. 100 Do. Stour YaLOna.Stk - - - 85. 100 ; Do. Muth Wales ; - - - St. 100 , Do. W. Ind.-Oxford, 67 39 I - St. 100 ; Do. Do. Ne wp ort 35 87 - St. 100 Do. Do. Berdord 102 104 I - 08. 100 Lancashhe & Yorkshire' 1001 1101 ad 1091 sd BC 100 London and Blackwall 60 71 ad' - ad St. 100 Lon_,.Brightn,& S.Coret 102 100 , 102 W. 100 Losidots,Chathm,&Dov.l 30 41 1 - St. 100 'London &North Wain.; 1074 1071 ad• 1071 4 7 ad 81 100 I LoodonctsouthWestern 99 100 1 100 St. 100 Man.,Shet.,& Llneolnah 51 62 - 60 all ;ILtryport and Carllde: - - I - 1 2 _4 all Do. Do. 4 Shares.-. - 1 - St. 100 Metropolitan : 1071 1081 x.); 10711 ad 10 ' all Do. New 1 4 Poi •-• St. 100 Midland 1204 1%1 id 1261 ad WY all, Do. New 1 - - 1 11 u 1 , - St. 100 Do Birm. & Derby 96 98 12 - 60 all Mid. C.I. WI) ,Ire.) : - - - W all Do. It Shares .. I -•-• - 25 all Mid Kent - - - 10 all' Mid Kent 'Cray Line, - - - St. 100 Noith British ' Hi Ni - 8< 100 Do. Min ,P,rtla.Dund 26 26 1 - M. 100 N. Eastern-Cerwlek 13 163 Do. GN. E. Pure - - 7 Ad I - ad St. 100 • Do. Leeds 66 67 St. 100 Do. York I 89 144 id! - id SI 100 Do. Carlisle ; - - - 1266 . all. Do. Stock.&Darling 37 38 ad I - 26 17 Do. do. 111.55-53 9 10 pm 1,1; - ad 26 10 Do. do. 1660.01 7 Bpmad I - St 'lOO North London ... - 10 5 Do. New . - - St. 100 North ,Lattordslure 771 794 I - 10 all N. &S. Western lilac lOl In ad, - SL 100 Scottish Central - Sl. 100 Scottish N. E. Aber. Stk 42 a I - St. 100 Scottish Midland - 10 all Shrewsbury R Wekbyl - - - 8R 100 Shropshire Union 661 621 I - St. 100 'South Devou - ad St. 100 /loath Eastern St. 100 S. Yorksh. & River Dun 117 WO ad - 10 all Staines, Wokingbm, &c 91 ad' - ad St. 100 Taff Vale - 10 8 Do. B 5 6pm ad - 10 S Do. C 3 Si pm ad; - 50 all Inster - - - 16 TM Do. - - .- 124 51 Do. - - - St. 100 Wale of Neath St. 100 V tetona Sin. & Pimlico - - At. 100 Waterford & K Ukenny - - 1 : - Si. 100 West Cornwall 22 24 - U. 100 W.ltutlpL Hash. & RI. - -.- BRITISH ?OMISSIONS. 8/1. I Pd. I RAILWATS. I Clods& prices. I Balea. zd 909 990 id la} 1011.1111(iN mx.. No. 1 ISIL I Mtn& I Td I CL ;ibis. JSam $6,1100 1 7FissiMadied) i prz Illa 10.11111 II Asetralea - MN 1 Boa Accord 00.(110 1 a I I _ Aso 6 Bism.Laxccum a 11,410 Li r c pper path* S SIM le 26.400 2 1 Vingilikilli li el jar WOO 40 i 10,011/ 20 C0p1ag d %7146,1) 10 to 4 1 Imett I Don N. Del /Usk ai l I IPa i I 75.0001 1 'Dna Mola tua l t U b m ed 26,000 II lad Dal 842 i a p j MS ~., 26,000 2 Nebula 20,000 10 Goma all 26 U 15,000 ,000 l a i =da (United) in mow 6 .Ludtaalaa (Eroded) 2 dl6 105,815 1 Ilargalta all re 100.010 I IM.Aureatßras.o.ll.(l.l all 60,060 6 Nankin* 000 1r (Lil 1 1 1 10,000 20 troatta ith a p dall7 all 111 100,000, 6 i ron • ' 1 Banta 254143.001,114. (L i i i poi 120.0 0 041 I eloottlah Andra Um ' li SU a rm 11, 26 ollt. John del Ray , 15 ' 65 46,124 SO Malted Mexican ' 111 li ft top* i 1 Vausaismosooid i t 115p1 10,600, 10 11/mecum coal (Urn. 1 6 Par t Mil 80,000 1 Worthing (ladled) 65,000 2 . Yalsaaanutaaa Ma) W. Ii Si S i COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LAX.-(THIS DAY.) Notwithstanding that the arrivals of English wheat fresh up to oar market thiamonelag were very moderate, and that the show of samples was rather limited, the demand for all kinds was in • very inactive state. Good dry samples were mostly takes at lard weak's prime, bat all other kinds de clined is. per quarter, and a clearance we. not effected. The show of foreign wheat was moderately good. The transactioos in all kinds were limited, at, in most instances, a fall in the quotations of is. per quarter. Fine barley, both English and foreign, realised previous rates ; but grinding and distilling sorts were very dull, and the turn cheaper. Malt, the supply owhich was good, moved off slowly ; nevertheless, prices wee. ropported. The market was well supplied with homegrown oats; but the show of foreign was smelL The cat trade was heavy, and the currencies declined 6d. per quarter. We were fairly supplied with Naas, for which there was rather more inquiry, at late rate& The sale for peas was much restricted, at late currencies. The demand for four was somewhat heavy, on former terms. Very little fine American was oo sale. Great activity has prevailed in the demand for Boating cargoes of wheat for shipment from the Black Sea ports in June and July ; and, in some instances, the quotations have advanced 6d. per Tarter. The reported inensactioos amount to nearly 150000 quarters. Arrived cargoes however, have sold heavily on former terms. Amber lowa has changed hands at 41s. ; (Mirka Odessa, 41s. 3d. to 414. 13(1.; Ghirka Taganrog for spring shipment her realised 39a. to 40s. 63.; and Marianopoli, 42n 6d. to 43e. per quarter. Mains has &mounded more attention, at full pries' • nearly 60,000 quarters have been disposed of for for;rard shipmeat-Odessa at 205., and Galata 2192. 6d. per qr. In barley very little has been passing, at barely previous rates. Walks has sold at 21... and Mostaganem Ms. 3d. per 4001bs. The trade for Rye has cautioned quiet, at 28s. for Danubian ; 28‘ to 28,. 3d. for Odessa, and 6d. for Tagaarog. Beans have sold heavily. Egyptian Sable have obtained 30a. to 31a, and !ahem 292. to 30a. per 480 lba. Danubian millet seed is nomi nal, at 21s. to 225. • and Syrian Dari, gds. to 2'.h. per quarter. Linseed, afloat, has moved off slowly, oo former terms. Taganrog, 56e. ; Patna, Me. 6a. per qr. St. Petersburg to be shipped has realised 545. In warehouse, Bombay I/ selling at 60s. 6d. to 61s. ; Calcutta, 545. to 595. ; Odeon and Azoff, '6.. to Ms. ; Fp 575. to 58s. • fine St. Petersburg, 56a. ; 48a. ; and kip, 4:i&to 50a. per quarter. Lin cakes are in moderate request, on former terms. Leaden made, 94 15s. . • New Yale, in barrels, 94 10s. to 91. 155.. ; ditto is hap,9l. se. to 9/. 10a. ; Western in bags, 94 ; and Marseilles, 8/. 15s. per too. Cottonseed cakes, English made, are held at 54 per too. In rape cakes very little is passing. Gwent, 60e. to 61s. ; Foreswore, 535. to 54s • Calcutta, 525. to Ms. ; and Wild Danubian and A zoff. 28s: to 295. per quarter ; cotton seed is firm, at 71. 15s. to 71. 17s. Gel. per too. For forward shipment six cargoes have sold at from 74 2e. 6d. to 71. 10a. per too. Most agricultural seeds, especially clover and trefoil, are in fair request, at full prices. As/etym. or SLEDS. -English : Tare,. 2 ; linseed, 490 . ; rapeseed, 109 ; and sundry, 430 qra. Scotch Tares, t . 5 qrs. Foreign : Tares, 685 ; linseed, 14,457 ; rapeseed, 6,284 qrs. Etroars.-Tares, 100 ; linseed, 4,3 . 28 ; and oilseed, 823 qrs. CULIENT PRICY& Emma. Per Qr. WILT. 4. 4. Zoe; Lent, rec 1,11663 37 to 43 ertilte,l4B3 41 to 48 Ifiokolk and Lincoln OaSO. Scotch potato kW; whits „ Nock Tif Qr. a. i. ... 21 W°s na , l G 3. 7 37 to 42 BAILIT Yalta( 37 So 30 Grinding 23 to TS Tick Harrow Berns _ MAW. Zoe; Norfolk. sad _Suffolk _ 00 to ell 16 to II .. 16 to 21 ES to 49 48 t. SW 31 toad $5 to 60 Ch 3 6Tton and Ware 10 to 66 . . .7) to 31 35 to 36 .. 30 to 38 Grey Maple White hock. Town made, per 2eo lbe. Household B4 to 16 Country Norfolk and Suffolk, ez ship rf to I`g Per. Qr. OM. S. i. Danish sad Swedish le to S 1 5ada0....... to 20 BEANS. Dsaith at to to 1 1714 1111 so to 82 = - .. ft to 36 35 to 2.7 ... ........ oLizt. White 29 to 32 Yellow Firma. French, per sack .... 34 to 37 Spanish, s 4 to 37 I American, per brL .. 19 to 27 Canadian. .. 10 to 2: INTO LONDON, BY LAND AND 11 FEB. 27 T) 31ARCII 5, 1964, Brown New .... n to 33 OATS. Engllds. feed BoOich, teen .. 18 to 23 .. 21 to 21 . 19 to CI wit. I , OIIEIOII. Ter Qr. a. I. I_ Dsatde mod Lottigs-► berg 4O to 64 Rostock a Mecklso- - 1, - tiii - - ------ 43 to 47 Danish 4l to 44 Itaaaisa, bard soft Asian so, red .. ~ wltlte, 45 to 40 " - Grinding V to 24 DWlthug Itlng OLDS. Meb. Ivey l7 to 21 .. feed A RRP7ALS OF GRAIN. I:c., WATER CARRIAGE, YRON INCLUSIVE. PARTICCLUtS OF TALLOW. 11364 Dna. Stock on band this day ... comb' 43,649 46,779 Delivery lad week 1,664 911 Ditto from 10 Jens 1 100,046 66,944 An bid week Ditto frees id 'use 66,971 73,492 Frieer.C.ootbeapottidedaycyLl Ida ad. 464.64. Ditto Town last Friday 486 6d. 464. 9d. Arrival for the week audios lath March and delivery 1,033 caeca The arrival last Australia, and 130 mak* other places , total, 10156. 57,049 2,159 61,374 373 00,576 Ca 04. 434. 011. laae year 877 mks, week cwraprised Ha 373 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAT.) _ _ The supple of beasts is not gaits so large as on Holiday last, yet trade is not better ; iedeed, on the average, prices are scarcely as pc& Than are not quite so many sheep ; there as a demand far choicest de scriptions at,late prime, but other kinds an lower. Calves are selling the same as on Thunday. From Germany and Holland then are 780 beasts, 1.870 sheep, and 133 calves : Spain. 342 beasts : Scatland, 330 ; Ireland, 270 ; and 2,260 from Norfolk and Suffolk. Per stone or Saba. 4. 41. 2 di /14• Per don* of 81134. 11. s. d. leaf Ikon, Heretd2 4 8 4 10 21Mad tlf-14,811 4 9 6 lest . 4 t 4 s Best Loog-v0015.... 6 2 6 6 3 0 3 e , Do. do. Shoes 4 4 3 6 5 21 [wee & second qua 4 4 4 tt;TooeTt7is - al. - 07i - asii Nye. Hp S 6 4 8 Bed Dna& lilt-brads 6_ 6 510 Plick 21.0. W and Lambs. 16.800: Oatves, ISS BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report an alteration in the hop market. Pnoes are is every infuses fully supported, and the scarcity of all OCAS peat. COAL MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Walls Eod Haswell, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Ti.., 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Hiwllepool. 18s. 6d. ; Walls Fad Booth Hellos, 17s. 6d. ; Walla End Haugh Hall, 17s. 6d. ; Walls Eod Cassop, 17.. 6d. ; Walls Ead Kellett, 37a 6c1.; Walls End Gosforth, 166. ; Walls End Riddell., 16..; Walls Eod Tanstal, 155. 6d.: Walls End Framwellgate, 16e. ; Bebside Hartley, 14a. 9.1.; Lambart's ditto, 14s. td. —39 ships at market. 106 ships at is.. During last year 70,718 coolies had arrived at Ceiba, and 61,765 had that bland. 100 all AllanDe& St. Lawrence 169 dl St. 100 Bom.Bsr. Or C. In.g.6p.e. ' 1031 1041 90 11 Do. New PM' 20 71 Do. E Sturm ; /pm 101 all Buffalo & Lake Huron 10 all Do. Preference 7 100 100 :Buff., Brant& Godertch p. c. Bds. Aug. 1,1372 —.- 100 100 Do. do. July 1, 1373 100 100 Do. do. June 1, 1874 St. 100 cat &S. Eaatern sg.c. g. 101 103 St. 100 Cape T. & Dock Cp. t g., 103 106 100 all Demerark7 p.c.per.prel St. 100 East. Boagal go. sdo lO6l I CC 80. 0100 last Inman go. 5 do lO6 105 31 15 Do. G Extension ; pro 20 15 Ds. If do lPm St. 100 Grand Trunk of Canada 14 201 100 all Do. lat pref. Bowls 73 75 10J all lb. .10. deferred 57 01 100 all Do. hid pref. Bonds O6 88 100 all Do. do. deferred 50 63 100 all Do. 3rd pref. itock 100 all Do. do. deferred 38 42 100 all IN. 4th pref. 100 all Do. do. delerred, 22 25 St 100 Gr-at Indian 15nLitala 1030 1061 20 12 Ib g operceut . Ipm St, 'lOO Gt. S of India or sp. ct. 103 106 M. 100 Do 41 per cent 84. 2 Do 901 all Gt. Western of Canada 91 201 18 Do. New 100 all Dot* c. Bds. pay. 1673 92 100 all D 0.51 do do. 1177-e 65 10 3 Indian Brunch, Limited 10 1 Do. New . . .... St. 100 Madras guar. sp. cent 1021 it. 100 Do. do. at do 37 fit WO De. do. y do.— 92 20 2 Do. Falb Lstension St. 100 Melb. Corp. 0 per c. Bd— -60 all 11•Ih. anallobann's Ray 65 90 all N. Brun.fi Can.cls. A,t B , St. 100 N.ltofCsuLdp c.lst p. 8.. 82 St. 11.10 delude, goa 5 pot cent. 105 St. lib Do. Delhi .io 1 20 2 Do. to. do Fit. 100 Do. PoujAub ISt. 100 Do. Indus it. Flot. do. 98 Na 18L I COMPANIES. I Pd. 10. prim I ftlfms. 13010 10 • Aniksitsidcan MUM ill • 20,000 26 Australian ageing-. 19 i 10,000 ; 16 AustrallaniLL&l/n.i/ 1 47 ,000 10 BerlinWaterworts ( ), all 20,000' 6 Bombay (ilas (Limltsd 4 6,003 60 British Amerima land MI • 614.7801. Ma& (L) •1011 ! 12,600 20 &MIA Loam Tea (L): 6 1 3015 224 Canada I all 50,000 10 emaadisul e =av , ,L ) 1 29, 26,000' 20 ; Ceylon Company 40,000' 10 Corn of Africaniler. (L )1 2 60,000 60 CommercialCnionlas `, 6 20,000 60 Consolidated $ • 40,000 100 ContractCorponstlioniL • 12,000 25 •C0p.31....Pref.7ep.c. an 10019251 Rt. lies 100,820 L Bt. er g al Prefersmcs .100 1 277.0005. 14.. ' Do. 6 . et. Peep. Deb •100 10.000 100 Dlscoun oni.L 741 60.030 10 E. IDdia irrig. s Camel 6 ' 140.000 10 Eapptian Coat& Trd.(l. 2 ; $79.3/61.. St. Cleitaic Tamura& .. ;100 70,000' 6 gag. sad Au Copper ; • ' all 125,0001 10' e.t.Vedlat Fin.otLon. (I, 4 • 20,000 16 Gen. Steam Navigation' 14 1/0,000110 Hudson's Bay all 150,000( 20 Internat. Pinan.Soc. (LI 6 ' 12,5001 10 Inter. &Mall Mesm,L ,1 7 I 6,500 5 Do. do ; all I bkooo' 20 Italian kris. (Can. Caw ): 8 10000001 100 Do. 4p. c. r. 1070 all 00,000: 25 JolntStockDisoonst(L.i 6 20,0001 50 Land Serttrities (Um. • 3 ; 0,000; 25 Lond.endCaledoti.M.l 3 • 13,000 6 Lond.District Teleg(L)' aB 20,000. 60 Loud. /Usu. Asp. (L 16 175,000 4 Loud. O. Omnibus C.(L 1 all 61.0.000 10 Lond.Prorlocialllarine 2 1 50,000 20 Madras & Canal 1 12,500 20 Mauritius lAnd,&c. 4.1) 1 2 13,000 10 Media &sten. TeL (L) , all 1 10.000 50 MerosaaCredltAsso.(L)! 22,600 10 Natal Land& CoL C. IL, 6 • 00,000 26 .Natunal DLL Coin. (L,, 6 20,000 100 National Steam Ns,. ; 6 0,000 20 Nerbudda Coal &1. 6,000 20 Do. New 163170 1 N. Rritish Anstrala. (I..)1 all 40.000 BO N.Br,t &Mama. In.(1.1; fij 30,000 2 Novarotta tioldctLd(L• 1 40.000 15 Ocean Marine Imam.) 6 , 10,000 20 /Mental Camper:UM. 7 100 000 1 Oriental Oss ,United;' all 70,000 1 Do. New 40,000 10 Orient l eland Steam(L ). ! 10,000 6 Ottoman Oss (Limited? 3 I 000,0001 Peelltiv.Luid& Min (L) 100 20,000 60 Peninsular & 0. Steam all 20,000, 60 Do. New ao 17,000 10 Quebrads L, 8., 31.:L 4* 10,000 50 &berme, Iron 10.000 16 Do. New • all 4,950 16 11,101. City Improv. (L) all 29.710 29 Ditto ditto 15,000 100 .Royal Mall Steam 6O 200,0001. St. Scottish Aust. Inn. ( 1 ) 100 30.03, 20 soc.Finan.d'Egypte;L: I 10,000 60 1. Atrium M. & In. (L.' 6 14,800 25 South Australian Laod ' all 100.0004. tit. Submarine Telegraph lOO 1 • Do. Scrip all 100,000 20 ,Thametialleney In. (L) 1 • 19500 10 Trust& Agencyoam. L ; 1 60,000' 20 T . 8 L Co. of 1.. Canada 6 30,000 6 toitedlE. ?Meg. Co. (1 )• 60,000 20 redeem Marine ). 6 5000 10 Upper assamTes(Um.)l • 10 Do. 10,000 ; 30 • Van Diemen's land.., 104 30,00.1 60 'WestlndiatracificS L 2 . 4 ii 19 so le 10 19 9) I tin; frl - 13. 1 i 032 . WI Par • NPIE 12 24 61 1 S‘i 112 115 112 115 1 1 Idl' 104 14 I li a: 11 Pit 26 26 IS Il p. , 71 7 7 1 6 6 4 JIB 83 66 , 1 1 119.11, bpi ! 1 1 1 101pos 2 it 2 pm 1 2 pet i 1 :10 211 ' 1 poo 6 7 P= , Paz pgsl I li f mn, -r 13 144 pia 2 4 pen 11 I,lpm dL Oak! 1. 28 36 - 98 8 9 68 16f vi I P O 06 67 139 144 1i 044 1 / 6 ; 6 6 et • Po. Po tdO 1 2 1 940 da 1 17 10 11 9 id 'lee 7IIf id zd 18 12: ad ad .44 4' /8 80 PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Eastern, k;ate;CAX;33tireE.Tastision, No. 1, 106. Great Eastern Eastern Counties 6 per cent. pref., 122. Great Northan 5 per cent, redeem. it 10 per oeot.:pm, 110. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and S. Prase. (Limited), guaranteed 7 per cent., 17e. Great Luxembourg, 101. Recife and San Pranaico (Pernambuco), guaranteed 7 per cent. (Limited), 171 Turin and Savona (all paid), 21g. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. trvotxxn. )(LRCM 6.—Banta MdV :—London and Nara Western, 1071 ad—Manchester, MOM& and Lincolnshire, 52 —Midland, 1261—South Eastern, 91 901 ad—Buffalo and Lake 61—Dutch Rhenish, 11 p.—lleadcan Three pee Cental i ti e n l d 4l t_i i 11-- Consolidated Bank, nre and e Insurance Company, 111 p. " 2 °2 4 1 11•en !pittance Company, 11 p.—Kord insurance Company, 61 p.— l'ulon Marine, 2 16-10 1 p —Chester Called Gas Company, IST National Steam Navigation Company, 1 6-16 1 p.— India and Pacific Steam Company 9-111 p. • 31A3citittlffin, Masten 6.LPrices'arere arm, with a very business. Consolidated Bank 'Limited No V —Greet E ti M anchester, Western. G3}} 31 J—Loodon and North Western, 107; —Manchester, She ffi eld, and - Lincolnshire, blj f —Mexicans, 46 54 1541 1 5 If ff I —South Eastern, 91 90j I Thaines and Mersey Marine Insurance, 4 13-16 .—lnnamillre insurance. f p.—London General Omnibus, ral Credit, Sj p. Confederate Loan, 48. 1111=101AM, Match s.—Tbe sales today were of Birming ham Canal. fd ex d 1.., Metropolitan Wagon Company, 141, and Girminghain Financial, 11 prem. Stour Valleys were quoted 91 et div . sellers . Stour Valley Guaranteed, 66 to 63 cum dlv. • Great Western 5 per cent. Preference, Pr to lat. South Stafford, lof to 11 . Patent Axle, 31 to f pm.. and Mantis Metal, pm., sellers. LIVERPOOL.-MONDAY. (BY visc-nuc reuGaara.) The following horses had arrived up to last night : Thomastown, O'Connell Earl of Douglas, Topey, &tante', National Petition, and Brim ce Lyme. LAND SLIP ON THE EDGWARE ♦ND HIGHGATE I RAILWAY. —This morning owing to the recent heavy rains, • large quantity dearth fell into the cutting in the High gate Archway-road, and completely blocked up one of the entrances to the tunnel that is now in course of erec tion there. Fortunately DO one was injured, aid the accident will came no material stoppage to the works that are being prosecuted in a very rapid sad satisfactory manner. Although the works are very heavy, it is gratifying to state that only one accident bas conned plosions to this. In that came, it appeared that on Sunday last as some men were employed in forming the Unmet in the Finchley-road, one of the chains used for bringing up the skips broke, and the skip fell on ono of the workmen. He was picked up and taken to the Royal Free Hospital, whine it was (mind that he had sustained a fracture of the skull, and also that his leg was broken. The injured man is now cinch better, and is in a fair way of recovery. THE MURDERER (:PAWS HALL—Yesterday even ing Mr. J. S. Wright and Mr. W. F. Morgan, of Bir usinghani, went up to Loudon for the purpose of pre senting to Sir George Grey e, memorial praying for the commutation of the matinee of death pared upon George Hall for warder of his wife, on the ironed that there existed in his cam a form of provocation for which the general rules of the law did not make provision beforehand, but which was at least as strew as the forme of provocation which by law re dueed murder to manslaughter. The memorial is acoorn peeled by a mass of evidence given on oath by dif ferent witnesses, which goes to show that the provoca this given to Hall was more than enough to unsettle a much stronger mind than his. There are • number of memorials now in course of signature among different classes of people in Birmingham in favour of Hall, and one general memorial. to which there is already affixed an extraordinary somber of names. _ _ _ THE POPE AND HIS VISITORS.—SIY Geo. Bowyer anxiously corrects some statements rethectiog the mode hi which the Pope receive, his visitors. We are told by the boo. baroeet :—" The Pops presents not his slipper, but his hand, to be kissed at audiences in every case. The ceremony of !rigging the foot (derived from the ceremonial of the ancient Imperial Court! is only performed on certain occasions. At audiences you kneel, or rather genuflect on one knee, but you do not remain kneeling until the Pope motions eon to rise. His Holiness never keeps any one kneel ing. and 1 believe no non ever knelt before her mufeemorezoing is the confessional. Ladies, both Protestant and Catholics, are received at audiences by the Pope as well as women of humble condition. It is not true that "everything is prepared to astonish and disconcert the visitor." O the ooriUszy, everything is plain sod unpretending. There are the ball dozen Swiss guard sod footmen in the ball, the chamberlain in-waiting, and one of the noble guard in the antechamber, sod the Pope receives visitors without any attendant, as the chamberlain retiree after announcing the visitor or visitors. In fact, the Holy Father gives audiences more like • bishop then like a sovereign, and no sovereign gives so many au diences to perinea of all classes, from the highest to the lowest, as the Pope. It is absurd to suppose that M. J. Herod° always speaks to the Pope kneeling. His Holiness often gives iodinate in his private room, sitting at his writing table." The Great Eastern steamship, which,'after pass• ing through so many phases of good and ill•fortune, was purchased at public auction a few days since for the small sum of 1%000/. has been chartered for the oreveyance of the Atlantic cable, which it is oonfideotly expected will be ready for submerging by the summer of next year—Observer. ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL, GILAT4-11M-10AD.—The number of patients relieved at this hospital during the week ending siarch 5, was 3,036, of which 1,088 were new cam. MONEY MARKET.-(71118 DAY.) Two o'Clocic. The stook markets to-day are heavy, the Conti nental telegrams, and more especially the ru moured persistence of Austria and Prussia in the invasion of Jutland, being regarded unfa vourably. The funds have fallen per cent. The speculative foreign stocks have likewise receded, especially Mexican Bonds, which have been pressed for sale in consequence of the state- 1 ment that the reception of the Mexican deputation by the Archduke Maximilian will not take place until after his highness's return to Miramar from Paris. Home railway stocks though fiat, are relatively lees affected in price, except Great Western and South Eastern, which are depressed. Consols are now quoted 91 to j t , both for money and the account (March 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols for money, 911, 91 ; ditto for account, 911, 91 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89$ ; New Three per Cents., 89$, ; and India Five per Cent. stock, 1041, 1. Foreign stocks are generally worse. Mexican Bonds have fallen 1 per cent., Greek I, Passive and Consolida, $, &c. Mexican Bonds are now quoted 43$ to $ ; Passive, 341 to 1; Greek, 22 to $ ; Confederate, 45 to 47 ; Turkish Bonds of 1838, 68 to 1, ex div. ; and Turkish Consolidds, 50 tot. Tramactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1863, Kg ; Egyptian, 100, ex div. ; Greek, for account, 221 ; ditto Coupons, for ac count, 101, ; Mexican, 431; ditto, for account, 441, 0, 434. ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 851 ; Russian, 1862, 891 ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 45/ ; ditto Passive, for account, 35, 34$ ; ditto Certificates, for account, 131, 1, $ ; Turkish, 1 1858, for account, 681 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 691, ex div. ; ditto 1862, 681 ; ditto for account, 691 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 691; ditto Guaranteed, 99/ ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 591. International Financial shares are now quoted 7$ to $ prem.; General Credit, 31 to 1 prem. London Financial, 10 to 1, ex div. and ex new ; Mercantile Credit, 8 to 9 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 171 to 18$ ; and Thames Iron Works and Ship building, 21 to 3 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, II to 11 prem.; Imperial Financial(New), 41 to 1 prem.; Financial Corporation, 2 to 1 prem. ; Credit Foncier (Great Britain and Ireland), 11 to n prem.; Queensland Sheep Investment, 1 to 1$ prem. ; Land Securities, 1 to 11 prem. ; Australian and Eastern Navigation, 5 to 7 prem. ; Ottoman Financial, 1 dis. to 1 prem. ; and South Eastern Bank, 1 to 1 prem. For R O'CLOCK. Consols are now quoted 91k, for money and to morrow's settlement, and 94 for the new account, being fractionally better than at 2 o'clock. 97,0001. iu gold has been sent into the Bank. The discount market is easier. About 16,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank on Saturday. The Lightning has arrived from Melbourne with 18,0001. in gold. The stoppage is announced of Messrs. E. Yeo man's and Son, gun makers. The liabilities are not believed to be large, the credit of the firm for some time past having been far from good. The liquidation will probably prove very unfavourable, a large amount of property, principally guns, hav ing, it is stated, been lost in attempts to break the blockade of the Confederate ports. The question of a settlement in the shares of the Australian and Eastern Navigation Companytwas ad journed on Saturday, by the Stock Exchange Com mittee, till the 18th inst., with a view to allow the directors of the company time to reply to the state ments which have been made with regard to the allotment and purchases of the shares. The evi dence of those who ate opposed to a settle ment has been taken by the committee since Thursday, and although the directors have put forward counter statements, they consider that they have not had time to give a full reply. The short-hand writer's notes of the whole of the evidence taken will therefore be placed before one or two representatives of the company about the middle of next week, and the directors will then have until the 18th to deliberate as to the course they intend to adopt. There is a rumour in some quarters that it is far from impossible that the company may soon be wound up and the deposit returned to the allottees. The following satisfactory circular has been issued to the shareholders of the National Discount Com pany (Limited) : Your directors have the pleasure to inform you that out of the 40,000 new @hares, :19,425 have been accepted by the proprietors entitled to them, leaving only 575 unappro priated, but upon some of these there are claims by exe. colors and absentees, which are not yet settled. The appli cations for extra thane have amounted to upwards of 25,000, but as the number to be distributed is so small, it is proposed to retain them for the general benefit, and to dispose of them when the resulta of the late operation shall have become more fully developed. Me►nwhile the directors have to congratulate the shareholders upon the advance which hair already taken place in the value of their shares in cow• quince of the measure which has been adopted, and upon the influential position the company has arrived at by the large Mamas of its capital. Up to the present date 90.7701. in excess of the deposit of 21. 10s. per share has hem received, and arrangements may still be made by which, upon payment of all the calla, shareholders may receive the full dividend upon their new shares, from the 15th February last, the date of their juin. As the question of "deposits" forms so important an ele ment in the prosperity of the company, your directors, while acknowledging the daily increasing proofs of the coo fideroes of the public, would continue to urge upon their shareholders the desirability of introducing the advantages of the company to their various friends as widely as possilale. The provisional certificates of registration may be ex changed for the tankers' receipts on application at the office, on or after the 10th instant, between the hours of 11 and 2. The prospectus of the Albion Bank (Limited) is issued, with a proposed capital of 1,000,000/., in 20,000 shares of 501. each, of which 10,000 shares are to be issued in the first instance. The special object proposed is the accommodation of the business of the agricultural and cattle mar kets of the metropolis. There is to be an office in the City, as well as at the Metropolitan Meat Market in Smithfield and the Metropolitan Cattle Market. An old established private bank is to be absorbed by the new company, and the active part ner in the business will join the board. The list of directors is as follows :—Mr. James England, of Upper Clapton ; Mr. Thomas Cave, Sheriff of London and Middlesex ; Mr. Thomas Cotterell, of Eaton-square ; Mr. W. F. Masters, of Newgate market ; Mr. Benjamin Baugh, of Birmingham ; Mr. J. T. Pritchett, of Fenchurch-street ; Mr. Thomas Agkis. of Fenchurch-street ; Mr. Henry Haggard, the bullion merchant ; and Mr. R. F. Potter, of Newgate-street. Another new undertaking is the London and Liverpool Hotel Company (Limited). The capital in this instance is fixed at 120,000/., iu 6,000 shares of 201. each. The basis of the undertaking is a purchase of the lease, goodwill, ko. ' of the Washington Hotel—a large establishment built within the last two years in Lime-street, Liverpool, and fitted up on the model of the great American and Continental hotels. The business is now in full operation. Extensive ice wells under the hotel, and now full, are included in the purchase, and it is intimated that " from that source alone the directors expect a dividend of 51. per cent. on the capital will be realised." The prospectus of the Bristol Indigo Blue and Black Lead Company (Limited) is also in circula tion. This company proposes to take an old estab lished business in this line situated in Milk-street, Bristol. The premises are extensive and com pletely fitted with steam machinery, and the con nexion is large, consisting of 2,2U0 customers in all parts of Engl and, Scotland, and Ireland. With regard to the terms of the purchase it is mentioned that, "the freehold premises are obtained for con siderably less than the valuation of an eminent London surveyor ; ro goodwill is paid for the old ' established valuable connexion ; and the plant, machinery, and stock in trade are to be taken only at their real value." The capital is 50,0001. in 5,000 shares of 101. each, more than one-third of which are already engaged. The certificates for shares in the London, Italian, and Adriatic Steam Navigation Company (Limited) will be ready for delivery, in exchange for the bankers receipts, ou the 15th inst. A general meeting of the Grand Truck Railway of Canada is called for the ith of April. The half-yearly meeting of the Pernambuco Railway Company is called for the 11th April. The annual meeting of the /kinds Railway Com pany and its associated undertakings is convened for the 30th inst. Messrs. Cavan, Lubbock, and Co. have notified that they will be prepared to deliver the bonds and coupons of the first issue of 160,0001. of the Sagua La Grande Loan, to-morrow, the Bth inst. SATURDAT EVINUIG. Consols. which dolled yesterday at 911 to 1 for next Tuesday's settlement, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 914 to g. For money the last price was likewise 911 to 1. The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 1, If ; ditto, for account, 91/, I ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 84, Annuities, 188.1, 141; Bank Stock, 2381, 239, 237 i; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 1 , ditto Bonds, Ba, dig. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced " rupee paper, 1041, 106. The India Five per Cent. stock was unaltered. Exchequer Bills remain at ss. die. to par. The foreign stock market was firmer, and many of the principal speculative stocks have improved. In the market for bank shares few changes oc cuered. Bank of London, London Chartered Bank of Australia, and Scinde, Puujaub and Delhi Bank, were inquired for. Bank of Hindustan have slightly receded. London Dock, British ludianiTea, Italian Irrigation, and Universal Marine shares, were flat. Peninsular and Oriental new were quoted better. Hudson's Bay closed at 181 to f, showing a rise of ss. Egyptian Trading were steady at 2...! to 24 prem. The closing (but, in some cases, merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. :—Credit Foncier of Mauritius, par to 1 prem. ; Land Securities, 14 to 11 prem. ; Contract Corporation, 3 to 31 prem. ; Credit Foncier (Great Britain), 14 to 2 prein. ; Aus tralian and Eastern Navigation, sto 7 preen. ; Ottoman Financial, par to 1 prem. ; ;Consoli dated Discount, 1 din to par ; Mexican Bank, to 1 prem. ; Littlebampton Steam, 71 to 8 prem.; Financial Corporation, 2to 21 prem. ; Loudon Gas Meter, k to 1 4 7 prem. ; Buenos Ayres Bonded Wharf, 1 to 1 prem. ; South Eastern Bank, to 11 prem. ; British Colonial Steamship, 1 to 1 prem. ; Naval and Military Bank, to 1 prem. ; Lisbon Oil Mills, 4 to 1 prem. ; English, Irish, and Foreign Rolling Stock, 1 to 2 prem. ; International Agency, 21 to 31 prem. ; Financial Discount, 14 to 21 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 14 to 2 prem. ; Queensland Sheep Investment, 11 to 2 prem. ; and Thames Iron Works, &c., 24 to prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLo,:c. The mining market is steady to-day, with a fair amount of business. The principal feature is a good demand for Wheal Grenville shares, which have im proved to 1.4 to 7. On the other hand, Chivertou have declined to 1211 to 13 ; and Great Vor to 32 to 33. East Caradou are quoted 30 to 31 ; West Chiver ton, 82 to 84 ; and Camden Vale, 3 to Wheal Basset shares are officially marked 89k. Yudauatnutana and Thai Pedro shares are firm, and Cape Copper dull. Other colonial and foreign mines are unchanged. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. Von Dadelazen and North : Business has been much restricted in the metal market during the put week, and prices in buyers' favour. Iron— Welsh bars are decidedly easier, and but very tittle charge in price, 71. 17s. 6d. to Sl. Rails of Erieseetion have been sold at 71. net. Staffordshire iron continues in good demand. Scotch pig iron has fallen to 575. 'Jd. cash, and 59a. open. Copper—The smelters on Tuesday reduced the price U. per too. The market is very flat. Foreign is quite nominal. Tiu very dull, and but few sales reported. Straits, 1161. 811001, 1191. In Holland the price is 69i florins.—Tin plates in fair demand at full prices. Lead is firmly held. Speller— The February settlement having paused, the market is quiet at 221. 10s. for spot and March delivery, sad 221.5 a. for later deliveries. Hull spelter held at 221. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) MORDAT, MARCH 7. 8 1.11. ki.. l lLl Li. W. F. X. Nairn Naardisa 1,19.04 1 Z.N.E. , 7 9 filth itti.97 37 ; 1 N.E. 6, 6 Ardromen ; ft.Bo 37 2 RILL ' 7 5 Greenmails.— '111.90,15 0 !LE. 15 7 Galway it9.61119: 1 R.W. ' 2 4 Valentia -54.611141' 3 N.N.E. 2i 3 Cape Clear D.Ol 43 1 1 N.E. SI 6 Queenstown —.MAW 40 1 W.N.W. 1 2 , 6 Liverpool 'Pil.l 46 1 B.E. ;1 14 licilyhaad 3.76 IS 0 1 N.W. Si S Pamorolco ;1441 41.• 1 N.W. 1 6 6 Penzance . 'S. 47 2 N.W. 5 9 Brest L'Orirnt ..... :M 21 44 1 B.W. , 9 6 Rochefort sll. 53 57 S I N.N.W. ,5 : 6 Plymouth 289418, 2 1 W.B.W. ; 8 ' 8 Vi eymouth ',1.96148 2 W. . 7 8 Porivalatil '29.91.46 2 B.W. 8 8 losodem 19.00'4! 8. ' 0 8 Dover ; 311.0646 8.8. W. 10 3 Yarmouth '9.414 8.8. W. ; 6 3 2Lartioniugh 21./842 A.& W. , I 5 Shields U."I 42 IL 2 2 Rellgolaud 211.1041 BW. I . 7 9 Q. 1. P 1011.131.1 ! 12 ; rc 12 c 14 ! of 0 r ' 26 20 co 0.30 20 co 0.81 22 re 0.71: 20 ' re 0.691 11 re au, 20 cc 0.721 12 r 0.88 , 16 rr 0.5 c 10 IS r 0.80 10 ir 1.0.1 • r 0.95 1 18 to o.lo' ITZSDAT. WIIMWESDAT. Y.S. to N.W. and W.. Og Itnirrniag N.W. to 8.W., gales to gale; with snow or COMM. moderate. rain at rain. times. N.S.W. to W.S.W.. wirsran. AS above. gales to strong, rein and hall at times. S.W.to N.W. and I=4, 80tRBELW. B.W. to S.W., strong, gales to strong, ram squally. some rain. at Unite. As nest above, and In L 1.91253. As next above. places N.E. Cauuouary =coals on Saturday, and again this day Northern—Scotland. Western. Ireland. Wales, nail ad jacencies lionthertmEngltsh Channel and Biscay May. fastens =Eastward England and Heligoland. LONDON Moieracrry.—A table has been compiled and laid before parliament showing the mortality in the several distticts of Et:gland in the 10 years 1851-61. For all England and Wales the average annual mortality daring that time was 2,217 per 100,000 living, or, as it is more mm mealy expressed, 22'17 per 1.1.100. In the Farnborough do. trict to the South, and is Bellingham and Rothbury in the North (Northumberland), the annual mortality arera.,;ed less than 1S iii the 1.003. The metropolitan returns give the following results, beginning with the city proper, then taking the surrounding dbaricts, and lastly the more subur ban parts. The retorts, are sow corrected by dis tributing proportionally the deaths in hospitals, and corrected also for deaths in workhouses situated out of the districts to which they belong. In London city (within the walls) the average annual mortality in the tan years was at the rate of 42= to *very 100,000 persons living ; in East London (which, like the next district, is pert of the city without the walls). 2,762; Went London, 2,495; St. Luke's, Old-stmet, 2,736; Holborn, 2.641; Strand, 2,456 ; 2.846 ; St. Martth's-in-the-Fields, 2,315; Westminster, 2 .5. 8 1; St. Jewell's, Westminster, 2.1; St. 1.40%11 . 11, 11811"1/111 , 111011111'. 1,891; ilarylebone, 2,404 ; St. Pancras, 2.112 ; Islington, 2,095 ; Clerkenwell, 2,309; Shoreditch.2,42l;Bethaal-creet42,362;Whitechspel„, 2,841; St. Gennre's-in.the-Esst. 2,879 ; Stepney, Limehouse, and Mile-end, 2. 7 5 3; St .Savionisthd St. (Nave's Southwark, 2,863 ; Bermondsey, 2.638; Rotherhiths, 2,527; elt. Geor's„ Southwark. 2,744; Newington, Surrey, 2,4 . 16; Lambeth (Melodies Kenniogtoti. Brixtoa, Isc.) 2,353. la the suburbs the mortality in Kensington (with Paddingtoo. Hammer smith, and Fulham) wan 1,935 ; Chelsea, 2,615 ; Hampstead, 1,760; Hackney, Staniford.hill. and Stoke Newingtoo, 1,89 D; Poplar, Bow, and Bromley, 2,359 ; Greenwich, Dept ford, and , Woolwich, 2,449 ; Lewisham. Planate's), &c., 1.787; Camberwell and Peckham, 2,319; Wandsworth, Battersea, Streatham. and Clapham, 2,194. For the metro polis generally, suburbs and ell. the ratio wee 2.363. The Flowery Laud pirates were brought to Ragland from Rio de Jaaeim, in a Brazil mall packet. They were of course manacled on board. Like all Manilla man they were fond of gambling, and during the month's voyage they used to amuse themselves by playing with an old pack of cards. They had no stakes to play for, bat the loser of a game was to be one who was to be hung in England. A judgment was giveu a few weeks since by the Court of Preinilxe Instance of ths Seise in favour of Messrs. Bass and Co., the English brewers. condemning a Mr. Har ris to three mouths' imprisonment sad a flee for pirating their labels. The court also ordered an advertisement of Misjudgment to be published in newspapers. to be chorea by Messrs. Baas and CV the expense of the person charged. 1, 11 GS id 104 I 103{ • pm, 10.4 100 I JOINT STOCK BANKS. No. 1 Ms. I 131306. IPd I CL peas. I dales. .20,000 100Agea and V. Ser Bank .50 , 120 125 id -zd 90,000 100 Alliancelhonut Liverpool SS 224 23; pea' 471 8 10.000 100 Do. New lO ! TY.I 01 pin . - 108,000 20 Anglo Austrian - 20,000 20 Anglo Italian Usoitedll 5 , - - . - 0,600 40 Australasia all ! 77 79 I •'- 7,500 40 Do. New 2O 27 28 pm, - 10,600 15 Bank of Egypt - taw 100 Bank of London 6O les :es ; - 26,000 20 Bank of Otago Limited' 3 ' y 1 pm' - 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland 'L' 16 • *Ms Om 15 20.000 60 BankolVictoria.Austria 25 i al 43 - 5,000 100 Bunk of Wales Um.) - 60,000 10 Bank of New Zealand 50.000 20 BradlOui&Portuguess!L 5 2 3pm - 15,000 50 Brit. & American Raj: 16 ! 34 pm! - 20,000 60 British N. America - 12.600 20 Char. Bk. Rot. Columbia 10 1} 'Mom. - 3L200 9/ C. Bk. ludia,Ans., China all ,; 64 45 I 444 7,800 91 Do. New - - . - 20,000 2.5 Chrtrd. V. of India, &c ' all 07 70 1 - 8.000 100 City .50 118 113 110 91.000 100 COMMA 000,000 10 Consolidated Bank (L' 4 : ft Gips, 101 6,000 100 -C-out: taunts' ,L. 12,000 60 Last London ,Limited • 6 i 26 Ipm 7# 80.000 6/ Do. Nen - ' - 10,000 100 !English ant Irish 'Llm d 1 1 • 7 2 dis 12 25.000 16 skne.scoL&AnuLeisartut , all ! 811 20 • - 40:00 60 EngUsh and , wedish '.l 1 5 2 3pm 71 40,000 51 European Link_Liraited 10 1# (+Hs - 10,000 100 iniudion.Cbina&Jap.!L '25 6 7pm - 10,600100 Do. New - - 4 10.000101 ,imp,lini two:. Limite I 90 a 7pm su -'64 7 in 135,000 90 ,Imperial Ottoman lO 8 84prn in 101 1311 n 100,000 20 Land Mort Bk. Trolls I 2 14 1 !pm 2} 10.003 100 London b -- (tank of scot ,L 13 1 oidis 19.000 100 Gondola and Brazilian - 6.000 100 Lon.B.Ayres&R.PlatoL 40 ' 11 13 pm - 20,010 25 1 Do. do. New 2# 24 S pm : 5 1 6.000 100 Ton.. Fir. A ' 4 . Ralf. • L l7 6 4 dia . .. 60,000 20 ,Lon. Ch. Bank of Atuitrl all 20 93# IWI 1 10,000 100 tlnsidon and Colonial ,L' 10 S 2 dis - gam° 50 London and County 9O . 56 57 1 - 6,000 100 lon. liatraig.Con.Ex. IL 8 4 lipia! - IMMO 60 London Joint Stock lO 40} 414 ! - 10.001 lea Lon. and Northern L l5 445. }pm. -- 20,000 50 'Tondo,/ A •zouth African all 27 28 en, 5,000 "a Do. Do. New , - 10,000 100 fLondon&BAnsericantL 7 ; lt _}Pm Di 6,000 100 Lan. A -.. Western Um. 16 1 04.15. 50,00010' , Lon. A Westminster ,90 ' 79 81 10.000 100 'Merchant Bank.Lim.l 74 4 41pm• 20,000 60 Mercantile A Exchati 1 • 10 31 4lpmiol u, 10,000 100 Metro. & Pros. hank ,L' 20 44 54i.im • 5,000 100 Midland Kink Lim. , . • 15 Idle par I 10,000 100 , National of Liverpool. l'. 10 7 u pm! 25,000 20 N. Pro, of England, New 12 - - 20,000 60 iliational Bank 3O - - I 25,000 20 New Month Wales all 60 62 I 6,000 100 New Zealand i Limited; 10 2 I a's 60.00 25 Oriental Bank Comoro-. all 63 05 I '..8.000100 Pension. of Ireland 25,000 20 .seinde, Punt . , & Delhi (L 6 I 21 21pni 71 12.'40 20 Do. 14000 26 ,loath Anstralta ' all 30 41 10,000 100 86and. of B. S. Africa 4,450 100 Do. do. 40,000 25 Colon of AuEralM,New all MI 85 10,000 100 Colon of Ireland 111 Am! a . 3 2 die 80,000 50 Union of London DEBENTCII6 STOCKS :din No. I Sale. i &nett 600, 08.1 le. t.Estir.4 p.c. Ms, resei.:loo 1084101 St. .NOm . ,4 p.c.Jan.daulylloo 610,0001 St. o.Wsta. W.ll — OLAF p. et.. Jan. & July.... 100 618,000 1 I at. Lac &Yk.4p.c.JentJly 00 630.000 1 K . Brisk by c.Jan.h.rly OC 10PL.331 St. &B. W.4p.c.Jan.&Jahr 11, ELM St. Ds. 31 p. c.Jan.&JulAloo 250.710, St. ILAS.W.,4p.c.Jan.etJulrloo .... i St plidlrtrl.4p.c.Jan..tJuly 100 .... St N. British. LP.& D. 8...• wan ' _ __ _p. ct., Feb. & Atao o : St IN. s LiVe..4p.c.Jan&J ~,. .... I el iSooLN.L..p.c.Ap.aoll.ll•o I Pd i O. prkas. I 111 ell :dl WI O. 1 100 110 as IR 3sio 0000 .; 100 102 99 100 97 90 OS 100 01 37 90 120 IS 100 IN i P