The Express. — London, England, 1864-03-09 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) ItLiryr v. ILLTATT, TATLOS, AND HALAL m t . &demi Ballantyne and Yr. Ohre for the peti towt ; Dr. Swabey and Mr. Starling for the respondent ; g r . Sleek sod Mr. F. H. Lewis for the 00-rimpoodent k ia k Taylor did not appear. y r . Richard Dyer Myatt, a latter, at Southampton, a vail for • dissolution of his marriage on account of his mfr, adultery with the two co-respoodeste. The wife 4 ,1 maw pleaded • denial, oosidoaation, connivance, de x.rijoe, adultery, aed unrememebe daisy. The petitioner & mo d 1,0004 se damages wine sack of the co-re wodenta. The marriage took place in 1845. The parties were :m os, sod of the respective_ nes of 27 sod 19. The w „. appeared at dint very likely to be • happy one; but it w as s t a ted to have been marred by the reepandest's todnee (or admiration. She had • small ketone, which q iris alleged she also mode a cornett source of and, at last, in 1856, a separation place in consequence of her behaviour towards a nother Southampton tradesman. The respondent wider wok to live at least 40 miles from Southamptoo, and to con duct herself in the presence of men as a modest and vitu ,as wife shoal! do. On the other hand, the petitioner a,-reel not to institute any systematic espionage upon her actions. The co-respondent Teylor was the sou of • wee at liensingtoo, with whom she had lodged. The other es 0 ,,,,,, a d, 0 t was • member of the Stock Exchange, his countioghouse being in Hatton-court. I:, : dersce as to the terms on which the parties bad lived b e f o re the separation having been given, it was shows that the respondent had taken lodgings at No. 3, Lower FUJI. vor anlice, Kenatugtoo, which were furnished for her by Pr. Hake. who called himself Brown. She was visited them both by Hale and by Taylor. The letter, when be scone aware that Mr. Halm knew the respondent, atoned g reat dissatisfaction, sod one lay he declared that he would stay till Halm came. Re grew very much ' t oted and cried about it. Bre. Ellyett at length ra zined him. he had his tea, supped with her, and :l ull, stayed with her all night. He slept with her in all c a w times. At last he encounters! Hake, and there was furious quarrel between them. Taylor ultimately went ors, declaring that he would expose the respondent. Hales L i d also stayed all night with Mrs. Ellyett. He told • witness that when be had succeeded in obtaining a neon ciiiton with his wife he would discontinue visiting her. He dterwards brought Mrs. Hake with him ; sad Kn. Ellyett ~ped an *greenest to the effect that she would give %p re furnitu when be regrind her to do so. He cit she should have the furniture so long as she abstained seeing Taylor ; and he expensed • bops that she Ladd soon return to her husband. He did not visit her min in Phillintore-plaoe ; but it was proved that he had .antioned to see her in other lodgings, till within the last :mtnight. the defence it was contended that the quarrels be , men the parties had solely reference to • sum of 6001. (after yards increased to sheet 1,500/.i, which his wile pammeed ter owe right and which wee hold by twenties tc pay her :he dividends to her separate en. The petitioner was very unions to have this money trandereed to him, and after the separation he wrote her several letters offeriog to take her home if she would join with him in compelling her trus teed to give up the money. It was alsiceatended teethe was mare all this time of the life she was leading. In July, Taylor wrote to him pointing out how likely is was that his wife, in her unprotected condition, should goastray, and matte; that there was • widower who was fureihing &turmoils for her. He also said that he (petitioner) must know as a man of the world, to whet this mad lead, although " nothing bat pare friendehip existed between them at present" The petitioner afterwards sent this letter to his wife filled with interlinestices of his own. To the primp relating to the widower he added this note, '' Not the first or the fifteenth either." Another note wee, she his .old her soul with harlotry." He added this ouplet - •' What a soft muff be must be _ . To try his 'presides hood ori such abeurtlityr ▪ be enclosed the following note to the eerpoodent:— •;: no us. as you profess, anxious either or a name • home. you would return my mosey to me, and thus, • 'tut waiting or hoping, show your seine by securing •!:. and so end the • r table life which cos of the ▪ con associate with so paciesaly alludes to in his ful. note, to your diagram encloesd.—Now. IS, 186'2" [The cam was perused* when our report left.] THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) WESTMINSTER. IMPROPER COSDCCT OF THB POLICE. A- it , eld Stuart and Jana Laspky, two respeolablo youog men. were charged with stealing a shawl, the perty of Sum/ Whittaker. Iteecntris said she was coming home from school on :.colay sturgeon whoa Langley came up to her in the L.i.g's-road, Chelse a . and matched her shawl, Mario; it. She .:owed him sod the other man, and Langley ran away ill was lost sight of. The prismer Stewart cootisusd oo :11 way sad she and two school-fellows followed him to public house where Langley was. While there a police :to carne op and asked her if she wanted to gine them in ..rze. and Langley war locked up. ‘‘ Ater Smith, 260 A, aid that he saw a great crowd col. teed in front ot a public-house and the girls crying. He kit,' what was the matter, and they wished to give . ...ncley into custody for stealing a shawl. He was accord. • locked up. He offered to make any compensation, ▪ rolunteend his address. A respectable pweoo having spoken to Stewart's character, Mr Arnold asked what the prisoners had to say. Nteeirt said his inset was locked up for a mere lark, zd he followed to see the ead, and was himself detained all ;Et. His chancier would be raised; Langley said it to nothing but a lark. He never had say intention of tommittiog a (slaty. Mr. Arnold said the conduct of Lengley was nay im tr per, but Stewart was brought, in kis opinion, very rani, before him. There WIN not the slightest foseda t n fora charge of felony against two respectable young like the accused. He should advise Kegley to mike compeeeatioe, and he discharged' ho prisoners without ..t stun on their character. The conduct of the police -1,-geatt. ;id V, in entertaining this charge had been disgrace. I. sad he should leave the young men to get their remedy ‘,....t0t the police for their conduct. WANDSWORTH. :',a7.1.N1 Cast DER 711 E DIVONCII ACT.—DISCIIARGMG • PROTICTION OILDZIL Ann Hancock, a ladylike young woman, appeared .re Mr. legbam at the suit of her husband, John Herd- Hancock, the manager of a solicitor's of6oe is Penzance, t :rowan. to show cause why an order granted for the pro of property aoluired Uwe she was deserted by her u she alleged should not be discharged. Mr. Wilson appeared on behaif of the husband, and Mr. wsellie for the defendant. It may be necessery to state that the order was obtained is thm court on the 15th of last month, and bad been duly ,: . .terel in the county court. Mr. Hancock law a report the applicatioti in a newspaperand he immediately came to London to h a v e it discharged. A summons was iserved Ito sddre.s No. 2, Wy kaiser's. villas, Wandsworth-common, eh::h Mrs. Hancock gave when she applied for the order, but foiled to appear. It thou transpired that she did not .1 that address, but that it was her mother's house ; a the complainant stated that he keew where his wife 'm 'lcing. Mr. logham declined to bear the summons, as it : 4 1 oat been left at her last known place of abode. A sum was nett served at No. 18. Moreton-place, Pimlico, to.: alio one at the addrees on Wandsworth Common, and ill the partici, now attended with their witoessee to have tried. Ti:ecornpiainatit was sworn, and he denied that he de orted his wife. He said they were married in hugest, 1855, tired together io Penzance up to the end of 1861, wham was obliged to bring her to Londoa, Ia ooasequerice of her .ateroperd• habits. He left her in • foraidied lodging ha sh.dh.ureet, Chahar. where he supplied her with wary. sod wrote to her mother, telling her when she woe. He alw stated that he had supplied her with Kamm Mere that tin-. and she had b een i s commun i cat i oo w ith him bdore atsi .31,e the order was obtaioed. 11. Ingham—Assuming that she was addicted to habits of oeraoce, would you, were she to reform, receive her : T:. ,,,, ri.plaioant (hesitating) No, sir, not from what I have sin . ~e rt.,ined. She has been living in adultery with a the addrese in Pimlico. t . ..rsellu—r an you prove It? P l a.oant—Within the last tea days she hen riteafved f• the man. tefetelllNT wee them mode to the date of the alleged de. - ° 4l,l r l r. November, 1062, and the complainant maid Kith his wife at that time in Peozsoce. admitted that the defendant had made a t ; ' othedate. :ham observed that the order must he discharged. Po - wt.:dings dates were of the utmost importance. • have acquired a large fortune between the two -'• discharged the order, and said the wife could . .•ohor application. • . said he had ample 'widows of the desertion. • .fr wished to know whether has worship would • e Latelladv of the house at which it was left. said it was not necessary to go into the • "• •.1 the cam about which be gave no decision. .tion then arose as to the form of discharge. • .:ham said that in laying down a new practice be . the parties to produce the orders, and to sodoreed. Th. act of parliament had sot 11,r the registration of a discharged order, and :• he must return the order attar the discharge -n recited upon it to the wife, as it was her Pro - lb,. however, should retain the order for a few t• aft ,rd the husband an opportunity of taking a • Parties then withdrew. %L PALLCL OIR SHILISWO Day. • MARI El S.—Ada:llEloDi OM payment. 446 ; ditto .""":' tickets, 41:0 ; Wu]. 849. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 9, MK LATEf3T SPORTING INTELLIGENCE pr 1110101100 masamit.) LIVIRPOOL BIXILTING.—(IIUB DAY.) UPTON HANDICAP. Ron • - ... Ban. SELLING STAMM& Mn. Nesbitt waked over. £4O HANDICAP PLATE. Outoway Erythisi Gipsy Girl 6 ta n. ... i ... z ... 3 ... 1 GRAND NATIONAL RTERPLEAMIASE. Arbory Chador Thoematotro 25 ran. Woa by three laaith• ; had third. Rua half .a hoar behind time. WELTER STAR E& One mile and • quarter. Milartoo, The Moak, Southerly Wiad, nod David are bars. HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE. About four mars ••d • quarter. Silk and Satin, Bright Hopes, Droadnotight, Philo, Die, must, Chohnoudeley, Banbury, Jaeob, Jocular, Paroquet, General Ootrsm , Pot Pourri, an d Enterprise are here. PAID Foust?.—Bridesmaid sad Eva. ARAIVID. —Past Lanciaahlre. Much anon has fallen. LATENT BETTING. GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE 11 to 2 mat Bantam (t? 100 to 15 Erabiseistae (t) 9to 1 Jarinahilt) 10 to 1 Wee t) 10 to 1 Bad Jaw t) 14 to 1 Serious We (0 SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Omoow. The railway market is quiet to-day, and nearly all the principal stocks are quoted the same as yesterday. Great Western, however, continues in demand, and has experienced a further rise of 1 pm• cent. Lancashire and Yorkshire has also improved London and North Western stock is now quoted 107 to I, ex div. ; Great Western, 64} to 85 ; Midlar.d, l l2Bl to I, ex div. ; Lancashire and York shire, 10911 to 1, ex div. ; Caledonian, 1201 to I . ; South Eastern, 901 to ex div. ; Great Naaterut 46/ to 47i, ex div. ; Great Northern, 126 to 127, ex div. ; Lmdon and South Western, 99 to 100 ; and Metropolitan, 1071 to 108. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities are steady at previous quotations. San Paulo shares are firm. &gee to-ds to I p.n. 110 e zd zd lift zd ad ad '4 i ri& 1006 1 zd zd 1016 1 1076 6 zd 99 6 9 16 14 I id 1001 I zd xd 991 9 i 14 - 77 i 3 901 ial xd 221 2- Ilk IMI auwArs. %V ir zi.= 1 SKr soda 1 le 1 pet lee all Allmettot el lowness 110 ell .aciA4l9.o 1 90 1 1 1 Da Raw I:1 le r i pet 19 n, Do. SKIM ie Kt 111 'llenie a lake Ems P IS 1 all Da. Pieksessas 7 1K lee Det.,DeratAlleadieldi ... 1 Op a Male& 1. 1111 —.— 1M lee Dade. July 1. asn 1111 111 e Da. de. lesa 1.111141 IL ille OK ellnielauSp.ag. 101 103 —,• 11l ins 'Ceps T. a Dookepi r . 10S 1K 1111 , an Allnimalp.apez N. Ale Ikea KEW pa 6 1011 IL INS Mho ea Ido lll6 106 1041 1 21 16 1 Da 4 lelseeloa 1 1 l i ge le 13 1 Da. I do OK at KO Oreal Tnak el 10 00 0 all Do. LK pret. , 74 Te 751 all Da do. Nerral! le 03 100 an Da SKr Posta. IS N 190 all Do. OS IN 100 1 all Da it pod. KIK . 111 100 all Do. as deberel 60 46 105 all Do. 415 r. No 104 all Do. le le —. ea KO Onel lanai Peelseala net 1541 1061 10 IS Da 5. 5 mem& . . lel 9" ... Ilt MS Ol S. GI ladle g. S p..0l 118 K. el II lee Do Do 0 wore. — I 181, an ,01. Wooten of C 91 10 1 Ul ! De. New ll lans 81 ill , all I Ll i a L k.... k niapa9. et 56 lee I all , ilo. N. inT SS Si 10 • 3 Indian Lbaltod i 1 1 pea 10 • 1 Do. New St 100 lladraa par. 6p. mil 10111 1441 1031 St 109 Do. do. LI s . " le ft 3t. 300 • Do. do. do.-4 N N le 1 I Do. nal i et. 100 Yell.. Corp. a per e. Id, K all Kee. and Hotate's lay! 85 le id le all N.B.raa&Caacts. A 411' $ I It. 100 , N.lLotCaa.eanlep.l.l N 86 3t. 110 , Wads. gia s per oink. 118 1•4 el 1111 I Do. Debi da IUS 164 10 I i Do. do. do. — 11l Urn Do. ?mime do. 104 1011 el Ple 1 Do. lndoaSt.Floi:b., IS 101) 10111111 N KINKS. -. No. 1 Sh. I litirM I Pd I Cl. pekes. I Islia I II 36,400 000 10 2 Alszaß Australianlas (Limited) 1 1 I 1 ! par Ipm - - 10 20, 1 76.000 1 Sea AmordOsp.(l.l44 )! MI 4 y -. 10.000 6 BisslLL2ll4ll( ilhnstml, 4/1 1 0 -. i - MI 16,000 10 .Caps Copper (Limited ' I 3 SIM WI 9 I 10006 2 Capulaiiiiverj 1.4 .114 par - - 12,000 40 Cobra !MI 33 36 - --.. 10,000. 20 'oo~Clalard) 11t 4I se se _ toomo; 1 'Dot rro. W. Gel lit. .jll 51 IPm - - 14 75.000 1 !Deus MattalCop( UM', au -'• 25,000, 3 Lad Del Bev (LWOW I} i di, -. I id 26.000 2 Fortuna (Limited). - 20, • ' 20 43earral all 20 21 .- - 0 Le,. 001 . 4 jtapanda (Limited) al 1 I . I pat - - 16 Linares l - 10.0001 Ceeltaalan (1,1m11401 1 1 I 11:11 1: - 106,8141 i Miriade' YI - 100,006 .11.41ersos 8r05.G.1141! all 1 1 "7* 60,000! Panaleillo Copper (LB 1 I 1 1 - - 10,030 10 Pontebandiiilvedeal all ,1 Ty - I xd 100,000 6 Port Phillip 1 ' 1 If - - . . . 1 'Santa Barb. Gold 61.01 1 11 4pm - - zo. 110.011 1 'tleottieltAustraL(UEL i 4 091 Paz I - 01 Z 4 11,000 20 .84Jolus dal Say pm 16 60 62 604 - 41174. II , Baited Medea Mim.)• .4.. 1 1 arm -7 10 000 1 'VallaussacaGold(l/m) 1040 0 10 'Variorum Coal (Um) 6 par 1 pia - - od BoToo 1 'worthies iugassl) - 46,000 11 Yudsanmatena iirml all , 84 8 1 - a BILITIMI WNW. - _ No. ISO I 1111118. 1 Pd. I Cl. priors 1 Belem. •-• WOW 2 klareoAna 000 Gall 1 fdir! -.. -. LOW .. Cldvertaa I 111 :.2f - .- 2,9001 .. laWord Amal „ 86 3d Ed -. Ed 1,021 .. !Dry. 0. Con. Cravla6k ) .1 166 165 - Id 11.htog .. 'Bnkarralls Id 614 .. Mast Basset (Illesim) 3O 67 70 - .- id 0.144 .. West Camden ] 12114•114 291 soe - - {,410... Rest Cara Brea . 3.4.0 7 7 - - 0.000... '1 W. Russell Marlatk ) SLOE. 41 4 - 1811 . 'Grumbler &M. Aubya 8814 10 11 - - 6,000 ... !Great South Myna - - 6,900 .. G. W. Vor (Heiden) 1 40 81 23 32 4 - 0.080 ..'Grenville •••• 1,024 .. illerars Pool - - 160.000 .. 11loaston Down. .111111•011 4 4.1 - -6, 000 .. 000 .. 1547 Bertha , 2.12. th 13 10 - 04 a - -Marprat !Lray Lasall 1 9.000 .. Starke Valley - - 40,000 4 Mandy Iron Ore , a 54 dl. 1,024 .. Nrageles 1 1 33 - 0 ---- 400; .. ,Saw Beton . 86 96 - 0000; .. 'Berth Downs I 4 2 - 700 .. Worth Luke& - 6, - 000 .. N. Wk.Baran fniosso„ LOS 2at - - 3844 .. North Wbeal Crotty - 6.000 .. ' Prospor Called ' 7.1.6 6l 7 - - 1,120 .. 'Providesos (U. Label) 10.8.7 44 46 - - 700 .. lltriskear Nemeth ! 11.10 a. 24 31 - - MA . 1 ardor (84. Clew) , II 440 4410 - .. 6. W. Frames (111apia). 18.1118 60 66 - _ 9.. Wray Park i 10.17.41 27 29 - -6, .. ?is -- 0000 .. West Barnet (Illogaa) 1 If 11 12 - - 1,020 .. IW. Caradoa (LbilteardY 6 21 23 - 3,000... West Oblverton - - 400 .. West Beton • 474 190 100 - - 612 .. Wh, basset (Illogaill... Sy 874 024 - - 256' .. WI, Buller )itedruth) 14 134 W - - 4.800 .. Wheal Ludeott 1 LOS s se - - 1.020 .. iW.MaryAau (Beriberi ). 8 I 114 My - - 396'. Wheel Beton ' NI 175 3 - 6 - I,ooo' . .. lint. Trelavraey (Llsk.), 7.11 II - - 0000. .. Insal Union ! 4 1 II se COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIC.LANI.—(THIB DAY. ) The supply of English wheat ousels in our market today, coastwise and by land carriage, was very moderate. The atteodance of buyers was limited, and the demand for both red and white qualities was in a sluggish state, at Monday's eurreocy, and at which a clearance was not effected. We ware well supplied with moat kinds of foreign wheat. Selected wimples sold to a moderate extent on former terms. bet low end damp qualities ruled heavy, at barely late Tates. There was lase activity in the inquiry for Hating eergoes of grain ; nevertheless the quotations were well supported. Mating barley maintained previous cameucies, with a fair demand. In grinding and distilling sorts very little was doing, at late rates. Malt, the show of which was moderate, was a dull in quiry, but not cheaper. Although the supply of oats was by no moans extensive, W oat trade wee heavy, at Monday's decline. In beans very little was doing, on former terms ; but peas were tolerably firm in value. Beth English and foreign doer sold heavily, but so ohmage took place in The seed trade west; at barely last week's currency. Ia cakes very little was doing. CI7II.IIINT TILICIIL Miami Per Qr. Wain. & I. Erses., [auk red,lB2B 27 So 42 D.. 14811 41 to 48 12C4 . 101k sal Lambs red. I= 27 lo 42 UMW Par gr. O. a a Search w= to 16 to U black Saari. _ _ 24 to le = to IS V to N I Grinding 1010 Lau. Norfolk. sad Oslo= 0 to 0 [ikon sad Wars IS to OS Brown RTIL Now Manama -28 to 29 Tick 29 to 29 Harrow Place ai to 60 PIMP Grip. y SS to 36 SG so SS oats ranilak, feed IS to tit potato ll to gi Scotch, teed 1011 Per Qr. Witt. a. a. Dantele and Lanapt berg 4l te 114 Rostock * Mecklen burg Danish Town made: per DM. Rooodidd 34 to 30 try No Coun rfolk and Baloik, 13 ble ex ship 67 to 110 Per Qr. OM. L I. Danish sad Swedish IS So 21 ltasslast ..... 19 So 20 4,3 to 47 DnalA T.. as to Mt .... So M 41 be 44 Acadia. bard sott Loa,kcit, red wittt . ; to 49 8A1L99. . _ = 34 to 36 33 to ST &oust Cola. . Mato 29 to 22 I Yolk,. _ 27 to so Grinding ___. IS to S 4 Distilling WAIN ___ 29 to 29 os. 114)CR. Trona, per sack .... 94 to S 7 Spanish, 34 to SI Asnerican, per brL.. 19 to t 7 Canadian, .. 19 to IT INTO LONDON, BY WATZI, i TO MARCH 9, INDUS/419M Data. per 7... IT to 21 — lwd 16 to 10 ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, da, CARA/MIX FROM MARCH i Wb.st.i ne a rby. Mall Oats. Maur. qrs. I vs. qrs. qrs. bets. iseko =Va 04100006.3 1 220 I 1010 UN . 460 2121 Inrita 3570 I lOW .. 7360 2300 1440 Total 3200 6030 1830 11 - 61 - 101 2300 2000 LIVIRPOOL COTTON }I cram DAY.) Ow suer= LID urnix•noiric (nos ma OWN CONLINPON The cotton racket corinnes very dull and . deprered in prior. In some err prose re id. Wow the reduced gnarlier of ) ererday. MINCING LAN -(THIS DAY.) SUGAR —The market is firm for al qualities, but owing to the reduced qesintitv offering the boaster trammeled haa been limited. The ilea include olayed Manilla, et 41.. 6d. ; and Havanaalt. No. 10i, et 44e. 6d. 300 khcia. of Cube muscovado offered by auction were mostly sold at 435. 6d. to 46e. Relined oominues firm at Lite prams COFFIL—There contiame to be as active demand for Plantation Ceylon, and asks have bees made by private contract at higher prioes. TrA.—The demand for Chios teas is limited. Public melee are &eland for Tuesday nest. Rom sod RlCK—Noels of importance 'warted. Baum/m-500 bap of Bengal sold at Ms. mob for refraction 7i ; Eoglish reflood Said. lower, at 364.6 d. to 40a. Farrro—A moderate buboes only is dollar, without material change io prices. Oorrom continues dull of salsa declining prices. Western Madras sold at 190. to 20d. • &aloes, 161 d Hr.—St. Petersburg cl ean quiet at MI. I . oa. to 42.. Salm:A:min Ma sold steadily, but at barely th e former value ; outlier, to good Beep; 41. 7a. 6d. to 64 15a. Sauter has realised full prise ; native livery, 61. ss. to 61. 10e. ; native orange, 6!. 17a. 6d. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) TM market is quiet. Tows tallow is quoted 40a. 6d. ; Petenbare Y.O. oa the apc4. 41s. 9d.; Kuck 41a. 9d. ; April to Jane, 421.; Jane, 43a. ; October to December, 44a. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-4THIS DAY.) Messrs. Patisadea sad Smith report the market ?aren't:is without alteration lasi Monday last, the demand still ma Manisa steady, with a wary Mall supply. Priem firm. COAL mARKrr.-(THIS DAT.) Walls End Haswell. 18a. 9d. ; Walls End Samar* 18a. 6d. ; Walls End South Seam, 18.. 9d. • Walls Bad Eat Hartlepool, 14a. 9d. ; Walla End 94. • Walla End Braddyla Hatton, 113 s. ; HolyweD, 17s. ; Wylam, 17a. 24 ships at market. A Cow vices " Day Our."—ln the Express of Saturday the circamataaces were Meted under which a female inmate of Wakefield Gaol, who lately was senteseed to six years penal servitude. escaped oa the previous Wedamday frost that establistunett. Although she had taken with her a child tee years old, to which she had given birth in a workhouse which she robbed, she merged until Monday evening to elude all the vigilance which was brought to bear for the purpose of her recapture. About midnight, however, on Ycorky, two of the Leeds detectives challenged a woman who was carousing in the dram shop .3 the Prince of Wales Ina in that town, with being the escaped convict, and she at once admitted the truth of their suspicions, adding, "I've had my day oat. and I don't care." It appears that before she left the gaol she wrote on a slip of paper lyi oo the matron's table, " my day out to-morrow." When apprelseadad as Holiday eight she had only very inferior clothing on, and neither the silk dress nor bonnet of the metros, which she took away, have been recovered. After her escape she war first heard of is nos of the suburbs of Leeds, where she called at a cottage and begged permission to rest awhile, saying she bad walked a long way. The request was muted, u the wonum's genteel appearaoce prepossessed those in her favour to whom she appealed for sympathy ; and so tho roughly was abe exhausted that the kind•hearted cottager, suffered her to remain mail the following day. Then, co the proton°s of going to boy _nue calico, she left the house and did sot Mem Her child alms she left I. the are of the besseveleat persica who had so befriecided bar. Oa Turday she was conveyed back to Wakefield Gaol, Wag very voluble is her expressions of satisfaction at the "out which she had enjoyed. The exports from the port of Toronto, in Canada, loot year asionated to 1,371,346 dole., amid the imports to 4,570,000 dole. The thirsting of timber aerial' the same period were 51,516,100 hour feet,—Canodsaa paper. NO. RI oostrarm MAIM 10 Anglo-Mezkan Mid all 10,000 25 Australian lll 10.000 L Anstraliaall.Larn.a I 47,000. 10 BerilaWsierworlos (Li uM 00,000 6 Bombay Chia (I.lalMid 6 6,000 60 British American Lad 40 ' 0114,760/. St. 8. & 1. Hag. Tel. (L) , 160 12,000 20 British Indian Tem (14, , 5,911 IM6 Canada Company 1 50,040 10 eatiadlanLoan&lavtL)l 26,000 20 Cmylon Camapant 7 • 40,000 10 Cons. or AhicamMar.(l )1 10,000 50 CoinmercialUnion(lma ), 20,000 50 Consolidated Dia.. (L)r 3 40,040 100 Con n(5. I • 12,000 20 Co t. ;. Prid.7l p.a ! mil 10019251 'loo 1110,0205., , Cr a tAi rreteresca ll* 177.0001. St. Do. ap. et. Peep. Dab 140 10.000 140 DiscoantCorporatloncL I Ti 60.000 20 E. India !Mg. 6 Canal. 6, 100.000 10 Noptian Cosa& Trd.(L 1111.11751. St. Electric Telegraph ,140 70,000 5 Eng. and Au. Constr aR 125,000 40 o.Credit&Fin.olLoa.(L 4 ' 1 1000 16 Gen. Steam Narlottoml 14 I 100,000; ID ,111110S'OBSI all 100,000 110 Intend Vinan.Sum (L) 6 . 12,808 10 Inter. R.Mall o taun,L, l 7 • 1.600 5 Do. 00.6001 10 ,Ilallan (41L.i1v.)1 100000a1100 Do. sp. c. Lb. r. all 06666, 26 louite6ock Discomati. I 110.400, 60 laid Securities (Llma. 3 10.400, 4 5 Load.andCaledom.ll4 12,000, 6 Land.Diatrict Talsg.(l.' n all , 20,400 00 Land. Man. Aaso. (1 „ 16 , 175,400' 4 laud. G. Oraidbos C. (LI mil 60.010 10 Loa&ProviocialMarbse' 60.1611 10 Madras tritga. & Canal! 1 111,100 10 Alauritins I MOM 10 116411 ILMIIS. Tel, (L.) an 10.000 50 Mercan.Creslit.Asso.(L.); I 22,600 10 Natal Land & Cot C. (L). 60.000 PA National Dia.Comm. (L): 20,000 100 National Stamm Nay. (1)1 6.000 20 NartuddaCoal & 6,000 20 Do. New . .... . . II 111 12 10 i 4121 rt 67 at I 78 PO a ps pes Ws Par I 44Pa1l SI II No NS Ut ILS Uf . 111 a L II ps 111 4;2 24 idi lr 4 4 ani a a le 11 a' If 1 i 1 1 ohila t 1 . ~a: il 21 k II xd It 14 711 _2: - 14 1146:6 1 44,0•10 66 110,000 2 60,000 25 16,000 20 140 000 1 60.000 1 4 -4:.-1 i" gm' i 1 Ps, P Si 7 Pal ar Um ups —Dm I N. Mink Amends. (4)1 ell 1 N. Brit.& Derma. 1e.(4 1 NI If °vedette Gold* 1 Ocean Mann* Iniare)i I Oriental Conimernal(L. Oriental Glee (Unified,' . Do. New 1s I~bps. N,OOI 10 10,000 0 000,0001 20,000 50 20,000 60 17,000 10 10,000 50 10,000 15 4,050 25 29.760 25 ,!.1! Orient.lalaad Eltesak(L) ). : 1 Ottoman Gas • u.. I ted Peel ILIT.Lead& We. (L) 100 Poulniular a O. Stem ill Do. Mew O/ Queered"' L., 1, M. (L ti. Ithjianey iron Do. New Rio!. City Isprov. (L ) all Ditto Alto • ) 13,000 1 100 Royal 1141151 mm OO NOON. St. %sottish Aust. fee. 100 ao,osci SO Soe.rinan..ligyptej ; 0 10,000 50 5. African IL It In. IL ' 14,000 SI South Australian Lead all 800,000$. It. Submarine TeleNaph IN 1 Do. Scrip aH 100.000 SO ,Thammallerney la.(k), 14600 10 Trust& AgeneyotAna, I I 10,000 10 'T. R L Co. of U. Canada: 5 00,0001 1 'Uoltedls. Tele( Co. (II , 50,004.01 10 thaws. Marine Ins. /I 5 um ,171 r ose AaseatTes{Lim. 191 10.00 e SO Van Diereeirs Lead... , au 154, NAO.' 50 WestladlaiPsciON L. S pm al 1L ; N 41 9 m 78 80 18 Sloe 11 lid* SS 10a! o 9 i 7 ll e !poi St 67 LW 14f ii oj4h, t 1 1 Po , S 1 33 ' ve t td l3 14 14 11 pm 10 12 Me tii "..6 ■ id sd PREFERENCE SHARPS. Caledonian, Quarters, No. 2, 102. Midland Consolidated Bristol and Binn., 6 per cent., 135. North Eastern Consolidated pref., 1 pet rest., 91 xd. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVELPOna. MLACY 8 —Balns teday :—/beat Western, en— London. Brighton. and South Coast, 109—Loudon and North Western, 107 k 617} 71 id—Manchmter, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire, 511-Bonth Engem 90 Lel 00 ad—Buffalo and Lake Boron, 64—Great Limensbourg, 101-111Inota Central, 164 d. ditto (paid up), TS—Mexican Three per Centro., 61 Spanish Funnel, 361—British sad American Exchange Dan Company, 34 p.—Mercanolle and Eichisaga Bank, al rd and • Pi —ditgo. New Shares, 3 11.16 1 9-16 p.—Allsion Marina, 13.16 p. —liritioh and Foreign Marine, Jp. ad—Lancashire Insurance, 11610 p.—Liverpoul and London The and Life, 11; p. ad Mercantile Marine, 1546 p.—Queen Insurance. If p —rut= Marlow, 1,1 MIS p.—teed. and Liverpool Canal, 617—National Steam Navigation Company, 346 Ix—Went India and Pacific Steam Company, t ti p. Mr. Alexander Graham, the post-office clerk on board the °median mail packet Danmecas, was washed overboard and drowsed from that steamer on her last verso from England to (bade.—Torowio Globe. A substitute broker in SpringSekl, Massembn setts, Is said soo hare made mash maser by prim Isselidsm wise, whom he supplied with teeth made of wax.—Assert. can paper. MONEY MARKET-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. There is very little movement in the stock markets to-day. Prices have not been affected by the remarks on foreign affairs made in parliament last night. The funds remain at yesterday's quotations. As regards one or two of the prin cipal speculative foreign stocks, especially Mexican, the tendency of prima is favourable. In home railways, the only feature is a rise in Great Western. Consols are now quoted 91 to 1 for money, and 914 to 1 for the account (April 8). The official business report is as follows :,--Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, ; New Three per Cents., 891, 4 ; Bank Stock, 2381, 240 ; India Ave per Cent. Stock, 1041, 4, ; and Exchequer Bills, ss. die. Foreign stocks have shown much steadiness. Mexican Bonds are 3 to 1 per cent. better, at 431 to 44, and Turkish of 1862 better, at 694 to 1, while Turkish Bonds of 1858 are unal tered, at 671 to 684, ex div., and the Congo:ides rather dull at 501 to 4. Greek Bonds are steady at 221 to 1, and Passive I lower, at 341 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :---Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 102 ; ditto 1852, 1858, 1860, 861 ; ditto 1886, 861, 871; Buenos Ayres, 1001. Bonds, 94 ; Chilian Six per Cents., 103 ; Equador New Consolidated, 131 ; Egyptian, second issue, 100, ex div. ; Greek, for account, 221, 4 ; Italian, for account, 66/ ; Mexican, for account, 433, 4, ; New Granada Two per Cents., 30 ; 1 Portuguese, 1853, for account, 48 ; ditto, 11856, Ac. for account, 481, 48 ; Russian, 1859, 56 ; ' ditto 1862, 894, 881, 89 ; Sardinian, for account, 83 ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 46 ; ditto Passive, for account, 346, 1 ; ditto Certifioates, for account, 131, ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 92 ; ditto 1858, for account, 671, ex div. ; ditto 1862, for account, 691, 1 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 694, ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 591. International Financial shares are now quoted 71 to j prem.; General Credit, 31 to I prem. London Financial, 91 to 10f, ex dir. and ex new ; Mercantile Credit, 7 to 8 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 18 to f ; and Thames Iron Works and Ship building, 3i to 4} prem. ; Credit Blobilier, I to lf prem. ; Imperial Financial (New), 2j to 31 prem. ; Financial Corporation, 2 to i f prem. ; Credit Fonder (Great Britain and Ireland), 1 to If prem.; Queensland Sheep Investment, f to 11 prem. ; Australian and Eastern Navigation, 5 to 6 prem. ; Ottoman Financial, f to f dia. ; and South Eastern Bank, f to f prem. FOUR O'CLOCK. Consols are quiet, at 91 to i for money, and 94 tog for the account. 30,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank. A private telegram from Paris states that Senor Arrangoiz has been appointed Mexican minisser in London, and that Colonel Facio retains his poet as financial agent. Some important gold operations took place at the Bank yesterday, comprising the purchase of 85,0001. in bars, and the withdrawal of 316,000 sovereigns for transmission to Brazil by the Magdalena, which will sail from Southampton to-day (Wed nesday). The total amount of gold to be sent by this vessel is 324,6001., besides 20,0001. in silver. The gold withdrawn from the Bank yester day is against old drafts of the Bank of Brazil, and would have been taken before, but for the high value of money recently prevailing here. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were quoted about the same as on Friday, except as re garde the rates for paper on Austria, which were higher. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 math; 12 to ; ditto, 3 days, 1117 to 4; Rotterdam, 3 mouths, 12} to 4 ; Ant werp, 3 months. 25.60 to 65 ; Hamburg, ma. beam. 3 months, 13.74 to 8 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.25 to 35 ; ditto. 3 mouths, 25.70 to 72g ; Frsakforteret-the-Maine. 3 months, 114 to 4 •; St. Petenherg (per rouble), 3 months, MI to - ; Vienna, So.. 3 mouths, 12.40 to 50 ; Trieste, elf. 6 0.,3 months, 12.40 to 30 ; Madrid, 3 months, 48 to } Owns. 3 months, 47f to 48 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.80 to 85 Owns, 3 mouths, 25.80 to 85 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.80 to 85 ; Nep/es, 3 mouths, 25.80 to 85 ' • Palermo. 3 months. 25.80 to Ri ; Marina, 3 mouths, 25.80 to 85 ; Lisboa, 90 days, 524 to } ; Oporto. 90 days, 521 to g. The Board of Trade returns for the month of January show that the remarkable expansion of the export trade continues. The total shipments of British and Irish produce and manufactures for the month were valued at 10,413,5861., being larger by 2,368,431 E, or 29 per cent, than in January last year, and larger by 1 , 974,5311., or 23 per cent. than in January 1862. The increase in cotton yarn and goods continues to form a remarkable feature. The month's ex ports of cotton piece goods are stated at 2,816,7781., against 1,622,6221. iu 1863, and 2,496,0721. in 1862. The increase in worsted stuffs is likewise very large, and generally it may be said that the activity extends through nearly all the principal articles of export. The present returns give the value of the principal imports for the whole year 1863, which was 203,826,3631., against 184,787,507/. in 1862, and 179,248,1611. in 1861. The increased payments to the foreigner thus necessitated help to explain the rise in the value of money which took place in the latter half of the past year. A eall of 51. is to be paid on the 10,000 new shares of the Bank of Hindustan, China, and Japan (Limited) by the 30th inst. A call of 51. per share on the shares of the Lon don, Hamburg, and Continental Exchange Bank (Limited) is to be paid in London by the 31st inst., and in Hamburg by the 7th April. The following letter relates to the contract just concluded by the directors of the Royal Sardinian Railway Company with Messrs. Smith and Knight, the railway contractors. The contract provides for the completion of the entire line of railway in ac cordance with the terms of the concession. De tailed plans for the three first series have been sub mitted to the government, and the proposed lines will be finished within two years : TO TIM MOTOR OP 7111 ZIFIRM. - - - Copthall-court, March S. Sir ' —l' am instructed to inform you that the detailed plans for the construction of the three first sections of this railway (122 miles in length) having been deposited with the Italian government, the directors have today had under oonsideration the several tenders submitted for the execu tion of the works, and they have selected the offer of Messrs. Smith and Knight, of Great George-street, Wert. &sitar, for theicoostruction of the enters railway.—l am, trc., C. DE Twou. Secretary. Tdr. M. E. Mavrogonlato, of Copthall-court and Lloyd's. has joined the direction of the National Provincial Marine Insurance Company. The adjourned extraordinary geiienil meeting of shareholders of the Unity Bank, to roeeive the report of the shareholders' auditicommittee, will be held at the London Tavern on Tuceday, the 15th inst., at 12 o'clock. A special meeting of the Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Wagon Company (Limited) is called for the 15th inst., at Birmingham, to authorise the directors to increase the company's capital by 100,0001. by the issue of 10,000 new shares of 101. each, and also to authorise them to borrow 50,000/. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : lamoranos.—Atlas, 131 to 13 ; Commercial Union, 91. to Y ; Faintish and Scottish Malin, (Limited). 5; Geer. disc, 511 ; Imperial Fire , 355 ; London and Lancashire Fire, 31 ; London and Provincial Marine. 34 to I ; Ma. rise, 96; Minerva, 7; Thames and Mooney Marius (Limited), 64 ; Universal Marisa (Limited), 44. Gaslight sod C,elia—Bahia (Limited). 191; ditto. 10 per soot. preference (Limited), 221 ; Commercial. 474 ,to 8 ; Beropsen, 154 ; Great Central, 184 ; 85} ex April div.; Imperial Continental. 874. 84, to i ; Landes, 864 ; Usiesd GieneraL 46 to 7 ; Wsetiniainer Cbutered, New, 48 to d April dlr. ; Western, 17d. Denim —East sod West ladia, 141 to 401; Losdoc, 72, 3, to 14; St. Katherine. 701 ; Victoria, 99 to 100. Waterworks—Berlin, - 9 to 84 ex die. ; Chelsea, 264. Clanal.—Ossad Ainslie" 75. ORDINARY MAZES AND STOCK& ItAmirArs. lad all Bins., Wotet Sklar Val BC BM 'Barth snd Tyne 10 all BoraaaAra Bt. 108 [Bristol and 81.. 100 .Cladoelan 00 all 'Cork and Bandon .. 110 all Cornwall 10 all'Do.A Ano dlr. wall 10 all Do. B . p. e:bpaW to 50 all .Dablla and B•. 1 IS all , DandenrirtkaAbli 81. 100 lidlabur ow gh sad Glaanow Bt et. 10 I and 111. W 100 Orut Eastern Or e t • 100 1 Da. A Stork _ . ii: Dp Z Mt,lfA' ~.~_ "'__ 8t 100 80. 100 K. 106 St. 100 Ito IX 100 11. 100 Brest NotthellailLaad 03seet Nathan ,Do.A • no. so *v. ea ,Ds.Bj te6p.c. lopald j ai. !loath Wait WO Omit Waters De.ll6sar VaLOasSik DO. 0. 1 tinTui Tvik,T7 ws. W. MI& —thcOrl Do. Do. It7ori iii !taTir;•anire — i Y7ricrhisl 100 'Loudon and B 100 .Lol,B'lol'l.o=l 100 loodoo,Chathm.t Dov., UM •londondiptortit woMal 1100 ILosioutzuinWentani, 100 Man..alieL,&= all Meryport and Cartage all I Do. Do. i 1 1100 Notropolltan all Da New 100 Midland 1 all Do. New 100 Do Bina* Derby eIL Md. Cit. Wit (Ira).— al Do. e Shares allilad Kent W i Mid Le= Lbw). 100 ,North 100' Do. Zdhs.Yertb,Dand. ;100 :N. ILastern—Berwiek 1111 I DD 0 N. IL. Pare I* I Do. Leeds 1100 I De. York 1100 Do. Carlisle W Do. lltock.&Destni 1 17 Do. do. 1066.611 10 Do. do. 100041 100 North London 1 -- 8 I De. New 10e North Btatforgii;W ea N. & 8. Western Jose 100 Scottish Central iZOiii — sh iCkier. St 100 &QUM 111d/and 10 ! 111 Sh Shztowsbary & WekbpMßL a 100 ,roptshlre Union . 1 10 'South Devoe St. 'lOO i .ilsatt9Lestent _ Bt. 100 B. Yerkeh. & River Dun 80 sli,Blalses,Woklogliakto.l 118 .100 Vale ! I M ' an Do. a..: _Do. C.... 12ey I De. OS. 100 'Vale of Naafi 100 Victoria Sim & Plellco l IR 100 Watarford dt [Munn: It 100 Wort Contrail HO W.Elanlgol. Barb. d ILi 701E10141t a=,g4g." Si a St Si US 11l se IS 14 IT 96 111 107 1.4 40} 4TI as 117 1111 119 112 134 16 97 a tin $7 23 $6 117 102 106 1001 1001 00 71 101 102 30 41 107 1071 $7 100 61 62 to? 10d liii i 1261 is 98 U id Si IS 10Of 1011 N 57 lei Sie li irmiill us lu xil 1 2pa zdi 17 711 iif iii :di U! no ii SW in 61 1 1 36 86 zd 10 96 101 d 901 x s d l 1: 181 :di 166 =d l I I pat :a 1 $ Sk pm zdi 11l Ild zd j U Si ILIIP AYR. ZAILIFATI. elide. pipet. 10 Antworp & • all p1ah1a&3Fra.(1.. , 4.70.a. • , all K Jun 20 S ,B.A •Bolgisn yresCl.Soutluera (1 ) SS 24 Copahagen IN all • 10 ; all V P° Exteaaloa 100 . 10 &tabors & WU/NW 20 le :Data Khania& 11 a Do 10 all Madero at haws 10 all Cid. Maill%lll glut. 6p. 0 1 10 I NI /Chat* Lansabooss 10 all 'ltalia Junction... 211 all .Nain lo. atloae Uall Do. e.Prt. Bela. goo YI ilfortliwn of 141 18 IDo. New 8L Ma at 111 ,N.llaU &Ayres 4. 7µa 10 MI Do. do. do 10 il Naval= Troia Pral 10 a a 10tionta ,SinyntaAkUnj 26 all Part; Lyons, andNollt, ID all Patti and Odom 10 all Radio &8. hada (L) ID 1 all Royal Dania . ... 20 • i all 11 loyal Royal Sardi Swa n&nian 4 all Do. 7 per cool 1 10 j all Umbra aad Meuse 74 10 all Da. per coat. Prul. 20 8 'San Paula J.) 4.7 per et.. 20 all , Do. do 20 all s..tut.&Loat.Vesialag 2 9 4 10 16 kicalltErt. of Portugal 20 all domain of Prance ) 26 27 10 0 illorla asd UMW. l4 44 die) 10 all Do. do l4 IS 1111 a !Nast Slanders Trowe l 1 n 10 I a Do. 14 per oar& Prot 114 I n L 20 . a/1 , Walt & N.N.46 SO 21 JOINT STUCK BANKS,. No.) SI. 1 BLINKS. I Pd t ri.L add i;ALi Ser bask . Nrpool, 28 iq 1 1 i H 41 4 2p lei lai 1110 lot 1 4 41 XI al le loi I rae i lea' 11 U N 47 84 4! 17 IS .1 14 16 ii:iiii iii 18000 NO • Do. Now . .If MOO 10 Anglo Austrian MI. 20 Anglo Retina (United) I 22,600 40 Australasia all 7.600 40 Do. New ll 14000 15 Bank of= I an 6,000 100 Bank of !zoo° 50 Back of Otago ,Lholtsmil, 10000 100 Busk of Queensland (L) 00 20,000 60 Bankot/Setoria.Angela, 25 5,000 100 Bank of Wales Lim.) 60,000 10 Beak of New Zealand I 60.000 00 Baymillan&Portursolliti 6 15,000 60 Brit. American Ea. 11 110.0 m, 60 British N. Amerka 1 all 11,600 20 Cbsr.llk. BAC Columbia 10 32.200 10 Bk. Indla,Ana., Mimi all 7,030 /0 Do. :Yew 10,400. 26 Clirtrd. 11. of boas, le all 8.000 BM tie ,. i 00 20,000 100 , lal i 22 1100.000 10 ConaolidaSed Beak (1 4 4 6,000 100 •Continantal (L.) ' 10 12,000 60 east London )LadNdii 6 80.000 64 Do. New 10.000 100 kaltilt and Dialt ((La b 16 25.000 .floot.stAnsLaswid aB 1 40.000 60 Ladish sad Swedish ( 40,00" 80 an Bank Limited 10 10,000 100 Ilindusit.Claina&Jam(L l 16 10,400 100 , Do. New 10.000 10 .Imperial Bank, Limited 20 LWOW 10 (Imparbl Ottoman NI 100,000 SO dYoetlik. ludia(l4 l 10,000 100 'London Bank of Scot. (L; IS 10,000 100 London and Bradlisa 40 1,000 100 Lon.B.Ayreset &MUT. 40 10,000 /.6 ' -Do. do. NOW 1.41 0 0 100 .Loa., Ur && Stag. (L.' IT 60,000 81 joa MBank ot AaMit all 10,00 100 don and Colonial (1 :10 0000 60 don and County lO 6,000100 Lou. Bandas.Con.nz.(Ll I 0 000 0 'London Joint !Meek.— 10 1100 100 ilmn. and Northam (L.) Ii 11,000 10 ,London& South Attics& all 6.000 10 ' Do. Do. New all 11000 100 •Londool&American(Ll 7 &NO 100 Lou. & S. Western (Loral 16 0000 100 iLos. & Westminster 10,000 1 0 0 Merchant BardulAnk) 20,00060 Mercantile & StscenaiL 10 , 10,000 100 Metro. & Pro,. bank (L. * 6,00100' Midland Bank • 16 10.000 100 ;National of Lire (11i 10 10,000 * ; National Now II 20,000 SO INattooal bank ; 15,000 20 New Smith W• 1•11 , an &OW Now Zuland Limiltadil "mei HO 26 Oriental Bank _ ( Umporn.l all 10.000,100 Procinc. of Ireland U UAW * &hide, Punk, & Delhi (Li . 7 1 1 11600. 10 Do. New 10,000 21 Mouth Australia 10.0010 Stand. of B. 0. Africa• 17 4460 100 1 Do. do. . 40,000 26 rniou of Australia WOO 101 'Paton of Ireland (Um ) II 00,000 60 illaka of London 101.11101 t 0111.101111 i pn' !Antwerp& Eon op et., all CaroirußJ.&D.6p.d.. Op. et 10 , all rastorn of Fraseallp.ct.' I iall o.l.amainboargsp.etat. TO ,all Do. 100 !all Sanaa and Mataazai 100 Lausanne and Fribourg. 100 lan Matanzas and Sabanilla! 100 141 Do. Second hate_ 1 To ' Mill :teeth of ?rano', 1 p.etl 10 all Da. (late Chart 3llp.et. 100 all .00teman Maros. &el 1 MO ill rai a l,Lsoaalt lin Ip.et SO mil Do. Now .. Sp. ct.l Imo lan &S. IP. iPora.l .. 4 .all to7al Sweats It ap. et., 100 all taa lai liras& 7 'met, 10 all . Alm &Leam-Vemm/p , 100 all tlikamt.ot Port.7p.e., 10 all lloathernot lrrancalp.e.; SO all South Ita li an, 1 per to WI WALY.W.of Frs. spi '~ _ ... jPa 129 mw Mt{ Wool Itg_ WPM a" Pg 7772 27 IS pm IS rr la 116 tll:11 pm illlsl I 4S ie — Z1 416 ! 91 Pea 10ipp1 : I se I 66 60 21pia 64 44 1770 1111 118 40 tt mi 26 8 pm, u lectlei I fpm' '4" I 7 0-1 I cu 3 4 31, Ti %pm 1 lipes , ie 01dIs I LS 1 10 St leput 10 Ipm le 3 6 26 e 2 du I AI Pgal 401 - 1 is u si c l 56 4 4 4 ni t 1 1 ; 13100 16 i , 8 1 1 ...1 41 111 :dm 1 6 4 pai l j 61.114 131 1 4 16 7 8 pm, se • 1 01 1 K 0 0 I II gpati io • = wg MI 41 11 61 16 I all l 4 S II 46 - 1014/1 • prises. 1 16146 'it ii la lot n 1:4 9 11 11 ... al 111 101 3 / The Admiralty will receive tenders on the inst, for the supply of 20,000 gallons of 500 quarters of split peas, 50 tons of tobacco, 200 tons of cocoa. The following is from the monthly trade circular of Mews. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co., dated yea. terday .• The hide market ham been fins during the pad moat stocks generally being much reduced, which, combised with the fall in the rate of disooset, has imparted a better tees to the trade, and in some eases improved rates have been realised. Hides. salted ox and cow : South Americas are ia steady request at previous rates ; Australian have sold freely at full prime ; and Cape hove realised previous elves. Horse hides have sold well. lest India Ides Mee beau in good request, chiefly for export, the prices realmed show an advance of fully ed pet lb. English market bides do not show any material altars/Asa • value. The leather market has not presented any fakes of import:mos to mhos, a steady demand having bees expe rienced during the past month, et previews rates. North end South American furs and skins—The usual spring sales of fun commenced with the import of the Hedses's Beg Company, on the 29th ult., at which sale the dammed wee fair on the whole ; the average rates of the various seta, compared with those of the oorremouding sale of last year, were higher for fisher, fox red, fine and army sorts of bear. black, lynx, wolf, and wolveris ; but lower for otter, UK noes, bear except as above), m ink, merles, and amok. The sales o f American, Canad he., have conmasseedi maim, good to middling qualities sold lower, but 0011111111111 sorts realised about former rates. Mosque* in large es ply, and prime lower in general. Opossum, ally pert mold' priOse continue low. Skunk - tbe good *it is . fair require. other sorts low. _ _ _ TUESDAY EVIIIIIPS. Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to 4 for the new account (April 8), opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 914 to g. Foe money the last price was 91 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 91, ; ditto for account, 91i, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89g, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 89), I, _l, 4; New Two-and-e- Half per Cents., 73; Red Sea Telegraph, 20: Bank Stock, 2371, 239; India Stock, 217, 21 94 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1041, ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1041. The India Five per Cent. Stock was quiet, and the rupee paper dull. Exchequer Bills were unaltered, at ss. die. to par. In the foreign stock market there were again heavy fluctuations in Mexican Bonds, which opened heavily, and were sold is low as 42. Large and influential purchases succeeding, a rapid rebound set in, and transactions took place as high as 44 : the closing quotation-431 to was 1 per cent. above that of yesterday. Turkish Conaolidis have risen) per cent, but with these exceptions, the foreign stock market was dull in the afternoon. Bank shares were rather dull. A reduction was quoted in Agra, Bank of Hindustan, Metropolitaa and Provincial, Midland, and Union Bank of London. English and Irish Bank shares bare slightly improved. Anglo-Mexican Mint shares continue to rise. Australian Mortgage were also inquired for, while Thames and Mersey Marine were flat. Hudson's Bay were dull, at 18 to 4, and Egyptian Trading at 21 to 21 prem. The shares of the financial companies were dull, and in some instances sales have predominated, the public probably realising a portion of their holdings in order to provide the means of paying on the numerous new projects which are being introduced. International Financial closed at 71 to g prem. ; General Credit, at 31 to ) prem.; London Financial, at 91 to 101 prem. ; Mercantile Credit at 7 to 8 prem. ; and Imperial Financial at 34 to 4 prem. I The closing (but, iu some cases, merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz :—Credit Foncier of Mauritius, par to prem. ; Land Securities, 11 to 11 prem. ; Contract Corporation, 31 to ) prem. ; Credit Fourier (Great Britain), 1 to 14 prem. ; Aus tralian and Eastern Navigation, 4) to 51 prem. ; Ottoman Financial, dia. to par ; Consoli dated Discount, 1 die. to par ; Mexican Beak, par to) prem. ; Financial Corporation, 2 to 21 prem.; London Gas Meter, 1 to 11 prem. ; Buenos Apes Bonded Wharf, I du. to prem. ; South Easter* Bank,l to 1 prem.; British Colonial Steamship, to 1 prem. ; Naval and Military Bank, 11 to 2 prem. ; English, Irish, and Foreign Rolling Stuck, 1 to prem. ; International Agency, 2 1 to 311 prem. ; Financial Discount, 2 to 3 prem. ; Credit Me biller, 11 to 11 prem. ; Kentish Hotel, 1 to prem.; Queensland Sheep Investment, to prem. ; Thames Iron Works, etc., 3to 4 prem. ; and Albion Bank, 1 to 2 prem. Contract Corporation shares opened at 24 to I prem., and closed at 3) to 4. The shares of the Australian and Eastern Navi gation Company have declined to 44 to 51 prem. MINES.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciarr. The mining market is inactive to-day, and prices in most instances are the same as yesterday. The principal feature is a decline of 12s. GI. in Wheal Granville shares, which are now quoted to 4. East Caradon are rather flatter, at 29S to 304. West Chiverton are quoted 82 to 84 ; °rest Vor, 3211 to 33i, being steady ' • and Nangiles , 32 to 33. Drue walls shares are officially marked 2, and Tincroft, 2° Foreign and colonial mining shares are without change. Yudauamutana, however, are iiquired for. The directors of the Cape Cornwall Mining Corn .liy announce the closing of the share list at Friday the 11th inst. The Vigra and Clogau Mining Company hare received 200 ounces 7 dwts. and 11 gra. of gold for the week ending the sth inst., being the pro duce from 10 cwt. 1 qr. and 71bs. c.f quart The directors of the Great Limey Min ingCompany declared yesterday a dividend of tis. per abare, ,fres of income tar, on the 12,500 4/. paid-up shares if this company. HVDDliaitilliLD, MARCH B.—The atteniance of buyers at the market today has sot been large, bat. is ad. ditioo to country buyers, repremotatives of some London amid Irish houses have been present, and though generally quiet ness is manifested, both in the cloth. and warehooese, yet in some departments a somewhat extensive busies Wm been done. Black doesldes„ at ham Is. 9d. to 4a. 3d., hew been io request, and there has also been a demaml fur mix ture Victorian, crapes, sod hairlines. For woollen coeds the &sod continues so brisk that some manufactories in other branches of trade are entering into that branch. se the present supply of thew , good■ is inadequate. The &hippies trade is quiet se compared with its state a few weeks am bet some Italian and other continental houses have bees represented either directly or by local agent., and haws heen buying low-priced stout goods. Though many of the !sayers today have been softies up spring goods, and have not purchased extensively, yet daring the week at some of the warehouses orders have been freely received for both the middle quality sod better class of spring pumice. MYRDXIt BY • WOH•N.—At the Mayo Aseizes, a onion, about 40 years of age. has been convicted of murder and mot raced by Baron Hughes to be banged es the sth of April. Her victim was a poor dressmaker, whom she accused of setting fire to her turf. The prism. Bridget O'Neill (who was armed with a reaping-book) met Bridget Richards in a field, and there murdered her. Ne one saw the fatal blow struck, but the cireonsetastid evidence, given by It witnesses, left no doubt of her guilt. The body of her victim (who was lame and walked with • stick) was found on her face io •hole, the head covered with blood, having three cuts on the forehead and • hole behind the ear, made by a stone which was lying near the corpse. The prisoner, who is a coarse-featured, repulsive, ameculinolookiog woman, seemed quite ieseesible to her sitars, and angrily rebuked her husband for taking it t heart. THE VALLEY oP JICHOKH APH AT. —The Mr eit the Jews have made and the sufferings, losses, and hussidie tiers they have horse for the purpose of obtaining sepulture in the Valley of Jehoehaphat, form a singular feature is human history. No other nation Is ever thee struggled not to live ie their own land; bet to he entered 611 ay their dust thereto. !levy descriptions have bone made of this marvellous place ; but I cods none of them ever afforded me • notion of its actual appearance. Woodering alone past the fountain of Siloam sod by the arid bed id tads, it suddenly opened on me a perfect mountain of graves—a hill aide paved with sepulchral Mahe. Beek stone is small, so small as to lied to the cooclusioa that the bodies must be bored perpendicularly. At all events, the multitudes there interred were simultaneously to= they would form • crowd as des and compact as it be enormous. Sheet Hebrew ineoriptioes (some evidently of great eget ems on all the Moss; heed them are laid together with intervals only of a few inches, as in sew oldest city elturehyards. The slabs are almost os the lewell of the ground, end of sal height, so that it is literally one large pavement of . As smiling. almost as overwhelming night —Primes Magazine for March. SOIIIEILIVII Tx► is oboist sad strong, 'sudsiest, in Iffiah_sokt Irlielsoome to ass MONO advanteem Imm mewed ter this Tee a several meters'. It Is sold in watt* by 'MO agents,—(abwilasassSi il A OS as 97 CO 96 99 93 96 ni 12i - 90 96 Ili 12 - - 2i 2f IP2_ k Salmi. si be e - _A 6t