The Express. — London, England, 1868-03-14 00:00:00

SECOND EDITION. LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(THII3 DAY.) COURT OF CHANCERY. -- - _ vicmcssacutoi °Erma TAILING WS SEAT. Yerterday the newly-appointed Vies-Olmseellor (G. IL Gifford, Bsq., Q. 10.) was sworn in before the Lord Chan calor, m the Lord Mansellor's private apertiessto at the Souse of Lords, es the sueosseor to Viee-Clianestior (now Lord Justine ) Wood. This morning, ai 10 o'clock, Vise- Chancellor Gifford, newly wigged add robed, and looking remarkably well, entered the well-known emit of kis dis tinguished predeomeor in chancery, and took his seat for the first time onthebanch. The omit at the time was den crowded by banisters solicitors suitors, and gen eral public. Within th e bar we notic ed lit. James, QC ., Mr. Amphlett, lir. Kay, C., Mr. Prendergast, Q.C., Mr . Dries 44.0., and Ilr. aeon, q.C. On entering the whole ;sr—indeed, we might more tr oy say the whole auditors, rose and bowed. EQUITY COURT. (risiore Vies-4:7huteellor Gifford.) Is RE THE LONDON 71IEGHT AD OMIT INEDIANCE This was a petition for the winding-up of the cowpony, which was an naregistered sammistion, and the only question was whether an association for mutual saurence In which the members were not jointly and severally, but only severally •bousd by the deed of partnership, was train. tin Conyettiet Act of 1862. Mr. Alexander E. Killer appeared in support of the petition. The Vice-Chancellor made the order, as prayed. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) COM= AND OTHERS I. PARNELL AND OTHERS. This case relates to • codicil executed by Benjamin Comer, late of Clifton, near Bristol, s few days before. his death, in January, 1867. It threatens to be a very long, dull, and complicated affair, but it bad made little pro gress when we went to press. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) His Honour sat in chambers and disposed of a short list of applications. IN RE ALEXANDER TOD THE YOUNGIR. Tin bankrupt, who described himself as of 8, Union street. Southwark, commercial clerk, asked to be released out of custody. It appeared that he bad accepted bills for the accommodation of a person named Bell, and on behalf of the detaining creditor, who was the holder of one of the bills. The court was asked not to grant the release. The debts were 3?.71., and there are no assets. For the bankrupt it was said that his parents would probably assist him in discharging his debts, and that no benefit could result to any one from keeping him in custody. After bearing Mr. Merriman for the detaining creditor, :tad Mr. Drake for the bankrupt, His Honour declined to grant the release. Application refused. IN RE uENnT CURLL. . . This was alio an application for release, the bankrupt being described as of 14, Upper Bakeretreet, half-pay offi. cer in the Commissarial Department. The debts are shout MOl., and the failure is ascribed to want of employ. iNeut and insufficiency of income. .11r. Cork 'from Mr. Frederick Taylor's) opposed on be half of Mr. Jones, a tailor in Regent-street ; Mr. M. beott ropported the application. The bankrupt stated that he had been disappointed in being placed upon full pay. His half-pay was 1801. per year, ,ind he would endeavour to settle with his creditors upon obtaining an appointment on full pay. l'hiniately his Honour ranted* the release on the bank rupt undertaking to set aside 201. per year out of his half pay, and 50/. per year if he should obtain the appoint ment be anticipated. Viler accordingly. POLICE COURTS.-(THIS DAY.) CLERKEN WELL. CHARGE Or DIGAIIT. J•dat George Poulter,;gi;de;;;,oi 1, Charles-street, Somer's-town, was charged beforo Mr. Barker with fele niewily marrying Frances Jane 'Planer, his wife, Naomi 'Nater, bciug then and still alive. The prisoner was married to his wife Naomi at l-t. Mary's Church, Paddington, but had been separated for her for some years. On the Ist of Dec. last he was lerred to France Jane Tickner, at St. Ann's Church, house, and at that time, according to her statement, she thought that he had cohabited with Naomi, that he had sepa rated from her on account of her having twice committed adultery, but was nut aware that he had been married to Is r. Since the recent marriage the first wife had been to the prisoner's residence and annoyed the second wife, so much so that she stated that she was afraid that she w ould do her some grievous bodily harm. The prisoner said it was true that he bad been twice married, but he had been advised that his fleet wife had he claim on him. She had committed adultery, had caused him serious illness, and had broken up his home on two or three occasions. She had deserted her child that his second wife was keeping, and had nearly driven him mail through her misconduct. The first wife laughed most heartily whilst her husband was speaking, and behaved in such a manner that she had to be checked by the ofiicers of the court. She described howl( as a dressmaker, and stated that she resided at 1, Ceorge-street, Lisson-grove. The constable said that when he took the prisoner and told him the charge he said they could do nothing with Lim. as ho had been at the Maryleboue polioe-oourt, smiths magistrate had told him that his first wife bad no atm on him. . . Mr. Harker remanded the prisoner, but consented to t.,ke hal. one surety in the sum of 10/., and the prisoner Limn 1f in 20/. The 11Pcond wife, who was in teen, asked to be allowed to speak to the prisoner in the cella, and the request was .waded to. WORSHIP•STREET. Evirma CHASE ♦IZII CI.ZVZZ CUTE= OE ♦ MEP. e;h4a dr; Itofta, 34, mid to be • Polish Jew, living at , Three Ton - whey, Spital fi elds, was placed at the bar cc with having stolen from a dwelling house a p.or of trousers. a waistcoat, • watch and chain, and other articles, value iu all W., the property of Isaac Loberman. The prosecutor, a lad of 19, shared • room with the pri und yesterday he went out leaving his property safe. The pris user aftereerds wont out ; but as he did not return nt night the prosecutor's suspicions were aroused, and he food the property mentioned above stolen. This thoruing, when he went on board a steamboat at London. trelge, to his surprise he encountered the prisoner, who ihinieiliat..ly jumped overboard into the water, and wade for the shore. The prosecutor, determined not to lose his loan, sprang after hint, and also waded to laud, which the prisoner reached first, and then continued his tlight up the street, still pursued by the prosecutor, nod he was stopped by a gentleman neer Tower-hill , and given into the custody of a poline-coostable. The watch and other property were found in his possemion, and he wa t remanded for a week. WANDSWORTH. FINDING BANK NOT►v.-A SINGULAR APPLICATION. The father of a young woman who is a domestic servant nt Mr. Scott's Oyster-rooms, Coventry-street, Haymarket, ni.plied to Mr. Hayman for his advice under the fol lowing cirsumstanees:—On the 31st of October last, bit daughter found two 101. bank notes in one of the public rooms upstairs in her master's house. She gave them up to her master, who presented her with a sovereign, promising, at the BMW that), to re store them to her in case an owner could not be found. Applicant wished to know how long the notes could be detained. The finding of the notes had been advertised tee times, but up to the present time no owner bad been found. _ . _ _ Mr. Dayman said be was not aware that there was any &finite time. The applicant's daughter was entitled to the custody of the notes as she had found them in a house of enterteiameut. It was not supposed that they helooged to any member of Mr. Scott's faintly. The applicant replied in the negative and said that more than four months had expired since the notes were found. Mr. Layman thought the young woman :night fairly r , luire of her master to deliver up the notes, but of coarse etc would be answerable to the owner if one was found in twelve mouths. The applicant (said Mr. Scott had incurred 11. es. 2d. ex penses. Mr. layman said his daughter would have to pay her m..eter's expenses. Ile thought it would be better for the notes to remain in Mr. litoott's hands for 12 months, and if no owner was found at the expiration of that tune she could apply for them. CIVIL Snivics Com.zos. —The committee of the Civil Service College has keel, been joined by the follow ing gentlemen : —The Rev. Dr. Vaughan, the Rev. Dr. Tkiople, the Rev. Canon J. P. Norris, the Rev. W. Re - era, the Rev. B. M. Cowie, and Kr. H. J. BAY, Bscre• burl to the Schools Inquiry Commission. A large number of influential members of the Indian Civil Service met Sir Remy Anderson and Mr. Says at the India-offioe last week to sonaider the beet means of pro moting the objects of the committee in Wise I. The general feeling expressed at the meeting was that a college of the character proposed would be of great Public benefit, Pad, follovring the course adopted at the Foreign-ea" a sub•committee was appointed to airfiL.'ee a Pien of lotion for obtaining the support and assislanee of member, of the service abroad. Between 8 Ind 9 o'clock this noosing As: number of platelayers in the employ of tb Kelm'tibia 1; away ware going to their work, tAer fetal %Nisi tunnel the - dead body of a man, which had WO ME ever by one of the trains. row fa ... ...11•ggitt 4 /11 Mgg I , i 4 In Mg t 1 i f% 4140411k4 . ..g j hos v ciin published eif Ike awn Mrs * in the WE ending larch 31,1 ii oddities ne thwaring }mead kilt optima* peessaled la the asides ei 1687. The fold elm; athensts to UMW, made up of a heath Om" mewl which we Ind that ander the head law sharps (thigithel). 11P0l , la addition te the thin already veiled, la lee rf gained to defray the costa of the maid essahnien appointed for the trial of the Fusion peinenere at liontherinr, of leak& pronesstions germs 17, and of large sad exceptional payments for ersionthos in preparing bill& For 111111611111 and expenses ecemeeted with the Omni et Cbenesey in Irelead the sera el 14,0601. will be required. Hitherto those expenses were fee the meet part paid oat of the mutton' fee fund, or from fees received by Mimes for their own benefit ; but an set of parliament mime into opera tion in October last, which directs them to be paid out of monies voted by parliament, and the vote sew asked for is for the purpose of repaying advances from the civil contingencies fend. A sum of 12,0001. la asked for to meet the expenditure caused by the increase is reformatory and industrial schools, and the augmented coat of maintaining prisoners in county pole. The ex penses of the Boundary Commissioners, of the inquiries *Depicted with the Trades' Union C 00111111111101), and el certain other eammiisions appointed during the year, whose aggregate expenditure has exceeded the amount already provided for, will necessi tate a further vote of 21,0001. For local dues on shipping, under treaties of reeiprocity, 11,0001. is re quired, in consequence of annual : payments to a con siderable amount having been commuted by a Anal payment. The estimate of 1868-9 mill, however, show • reduction. The sum required to repay to the civil con tingencies fund the payments made for compensation to foreign merchants, and other sufferers by the bombard ment of Cape Hay tien by her Majesty's ship Bulldog, is 4,0001. A further sum of 5,0001. will be required to meet the increased expenditure ceased by the appointment of additional factory inspectors, and to pay the salaries and expenses of the inspectors of lime juice. COVENTRY ELECTION PETITION.-(THIS DAY.) The committee appointed to try the merlin of the petition of George &optimum Phillips and John Asti'', against the return of Henry Mather Jackson, Esq., on the ground of bribery, treating, and intimidation met again this morning at 11 o'clock ; Sir Philip Grey Egerton in the Counsel for the petitioner, Mr. Cooke, Q.C., and Mr. Campbell Sleigh ; for the sitting member, Mr. Serjeant Ballantine, Mr. Harry James, and the Hon. Cheadle. E. Leigh. Mr. Cooke said as his learned friends had intimated that it was not their intention to call witnesses it became his duty to sum up the evidence, which he submitted showed that • systematic plan had been acted upon for the purpose of obtaining votes by the payment. of sums of money. It appeared that the voters, in addition to being furnished with railway tickets, were paid 10s. or other sums of money for loss of time, which was an illegal payment. Besides, many of them were disqua li fied on au count of not residing within seven miles, and in the event of a scrutiny having taken place they would have been struck off the poll. Aooord lug to the provisions of the statute, the receipt of money for • vote was an act of bribery. Stephen Knapp, according to the evidence, had been shown to have acted as agent, and the evidence was altogether uneontradicted. Agency and bribery bad therefore been fully established. The published accounts showed that 570/. had been expended by the ward managers and dis trict managers, and there could be no doubt that the greatest portion of that money bad been paid for the purpose of pro curing votes. If the committee should hold that the payment of 10s. to each of the voters was not bribery, then some ten or twelve members bad been most unjustly treated on previous petitions. In the case of Devotiport the payment of fe. to • number of voters three months after the election was held to be bribery. The payments there w.re purely voluntary, and were not made in accord aliee with any previous understanding on the subject. In the present case en agreement for remuneration wee made before the votes were given. Ultimately, after the room had been cleared for a short time, the Chairman said,on the readmission of the parties that the court had come unanimously to the following resolution : . . Tba — s — li. Mather Jackson was by his agents guilty of o bli ec bea at the last election ; that he was not duly to eery. in the present parliament ; that the last election for the city of Coventry was a void election. That 'twee proved that Thomas Yardley,John Weston. Oswyn, and William Moon were bribed by Stephen Knapp. That it does not appear that these arta were committed with the knowledge or consent of the said Henry Mather Jackson. That there is no reason to believe that oorropt practices have eateneively prevailed at the last election. That these rceolntions be reported to the house. Mr. Goldwin Smith writcs to the Daily New to point out that although Mr. Gathorne Hardy has quoted observations of his against tenant right, he has always advocated the abolition of primogeniture and of the entail or settlement of land with a view to the division of the estates, and to the diminution of absenteeism, and of the great evils which it entails upon Ireland. A correspondent of the Dublin Express states that the recent discovery of pikes ender the altar at Kilteely has caused a great sensation, and that the Roman catholic clergy are determined to sift the matter to the bottom, being impressed with the belief that the deposit was the work of an informer. Mr. John Cannoday, of Limerick, who had been confined in Yountjay prison under the Lord• Lieutenant's warrant for a seditious speech delivered at the mock funeral in Limerick, has bees released on entering into his own recognisance' for 1001. to be of good behaviour for three years. Fonetax-orvica, ?town 7.—The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint Horace Rumbold, Esq., now secretary to her Majesty e legation at Borne, to be secretary to her Majesty s embassy at St. Peterebu Tbe Queen has also been graciously pleased to appoint A erne Bertram Mitford, Esq., to be • second secretary in her Maisaty's diplomatic servin.—Garette. SUDDEN DEATH Of THE DOWAGER LADY TICH. BOWEL —Thls lady, who has been for some time at How. left's Hotel, blanchester-street, was found dead on the floor of her drawing-room on Thursday morning last, her head resting on a conch, and a Inewspapa- in her hand. About 10 minutes previously abe was in conversation with her maid about some trivial matter and she then appeared to be in her usual health and spirits. Sir Roger Tisk. borne, the claimant to the barenelege and mantes, has been telegraphed for. An inquiet will be held in the course of a few days.—Mmee Maritri. THE CHELTENHAM STEEPLICHABRE. —The en tries for the principal stakes at the annual steeplechase meeting have been pablialted, and appear to comprise all the best hones in training in the kingdom. It is stated that all the new ground, keened at eensidersble upsets, is firm as powdble, and a well-planned water jump le made oppositetin stand, 14 yards long and 15 feet wide. It will be in full view of all the Garrison.— Wilts Stanckni.l A Funorvirso Wonan.—A marriage, which forms the happy denouement of • daemonic drama, has just taken place at Monaco. A young man, named Duranti, was soma time back arrested for at tempting to murder Madeleine Carbone. • young woman to whom he was maimed, and on whom he had in • moment of jealousy, balloted three wounds with a • knife. He was tried for the crime, but Made/Mae, who had not been seriously injured, implored with teen the indulgence of the judges, and he escaped with • sentence of only four months' imprisonment. The young woman had not only (Neves her amallant, bat had never ceased to love him, She was not satisfied with the mild condemnation passed on him through her intercession, but she appealed directly to the Prince for a remission of the punishment, and the Sovereign, touched with her eon. stalky, granted a tree pardon. The marriage took pleas immediately atter.-429hpiani. Twvio fixrunws.—The traffic receipts of rail. =egin the United Kingdom amounted, for the week March 7, on 13,146 miles, to 67 f,3821., and fee the eonesponding week of last yes; ca 12,849 miles, to 681,0461., showing an increase of 207 miles sad of 16,Mt. The gross receipts on the following 14 railways amounted, in the aggregate, on 9,497 miles, to 568,8631. , and for the oorrecponding week of 186?, on 9,950 mike, to 564,0351., ter= an increase of 237 mike and of 14,8181. TM on the Caledonian and North British amounted to 1.128/. ; on the Great Eastern to 2,111101. • on the Great Northern to 5792. ; on the Gnat Weirton to 9751.; on the Lancashire mad Yorbeliest to 2,5381. ; 1 on the London and North-Western to ,1 3941. ; on the temdon, Brighton, and South Comet to 2,505i_ • on the London and South Western, 2,015/. ,• on the Midiend to 1,4491.; on the South Eastern to 2.01211.--total, 17,2101.; bethoen this mast be docketed , the desnase on the Great Southern and Western, 1,4001. cm the Idenehestor, irbordeld, and Uneolnaldre, a n d fr/71. ea the Noklitamsters, leaving the bemuse, as shore, 14,8101. The and mineral traffic on - Those lines to 34 5051 .• and foe the eerreepeorliog week of to 343,6894, showing an imam" at 1,01111. me * tar gemsratte L panioisi res., amenneed ma w, 21 I ilktru i terse am l n p e rr. The trails molt si t , on 3,643 , & L "ilk iha °I I zees, on 107 , showing Age Wm , e total telleitie =Pikimsw aftiellwere at H ir t ' EE •EINIREMigt,b the gebleiliegmedre the 'OV'lm .11 . 3 1 1 K &elm** . fin US* MAW liod mad Ilmielbit the leee Om haw" nese hew! .imildikikei.lkaliside eintenie have Ilse l'eleepeSLine MN.. to • yew. esether lipapwr, 1 Vdrl 114 a. oinks ea whelsede amid le* The Ire is upnedirtg rapidly le elege lime; and the damage already ameesile is eseerel theimad pound& Thu tare keel *wiser ere et awe* any use. Other mean hare bus telegraphed ter,' sad giant excitement peameßs. The shad ie rather high. GMAT 11282711CT10N OP PAM PROPZAPP. summer= INWINDURIIIIL 011:PONITOW. &TOMMY U A.M. At the present hour excitenteat prevail; through oat this district, owing to the occurrenes of one of the most extensive fees that have taken plumes in this part of the meaty fee the lest 18 years, and it is feared that the &seam ma caused by Lellidiarks. The ire oscusred at lisyfiskl Fenn, the impiety of lie. A. Jackson. When diesomemd it wee found that esveral ricks were ea in, mad also the berms, corn atom, and other reo> d in the fermyard. A telegraph massage arms to Bemis, so Shaw, the chief ofliese of the Iletropilitea Fire ,end down some of his ,team - engine , but es • is not within the metropolitan district, he wee tomble to amply with the request. The local engines did all that they poesably could, and a land steamer belonging to a distant volunteer brigade turned out, but daring the interval the flames had takes pressman of farm peados)* end buildings covering nearly half an acre of ground. At the same time the most strenuous exertions are being wide to get the ire extinguished, but it is feared that that cannot be accomplished before night The ha of property up to the present time Alert anoint to several thousand pounds. G&ZAT FIRE .AT LIMICHOM. A fire, attended with a serious loss of Property, happened in the massive range of premises bekaging to Messrs. &Merin, Hough and Co., rope and oakurn.mer sh an ts, situate in Burtou'eplace.Coeniameial- road Rant, ad. joining the Regent's Canal, Limehoess. The Sc, com menced in the warehouse ce the ground floor which °De tained property of geed Take. One w arehouse was nearly 50 feet long, and the other 30 feet long and 30 feet deep; adjoining those two extensive oompartmente wen the engine-honse and machine rooms, extending in one di rection 30 feet, and in another 20 feet. Owing to the highly inflammable nature of the molten* in less than a quarter of an hoar after the outbreak the whole of the warehouses, engine-house, and machine-rooms presented one immense sheet of flame, and the fire was not subdued until the whole of the stock in trade and the machinery were destroyed. The galvanised iron works of Messrs Tubber, on the Regent's Quad Doek were damaged by water. A conservatory 26 feet long, belonging to fir. Crouch on the dock was destroyed, and a becirooui wee much burned. ~•:. .) =MD 'n. folloWee IPINO 61011111•1411 2161100 01 the OW ma INMAN, COMM RAIN mem M lalOPlttpsemiatamimitoemeaMillelialleffilelpeadmal emee; teemisedtatiliefilmieakellbMNlll. mbilameomg the edidemMelff IMaddeentrel" Tb. Pim 1.41 a •1 basked. Tbste 14 ball Ms lfwatismrptaimakba, NA maia•Milimle w.. doge* to sewn Hemetat, ISO Ms.., ll 361 4 'aka. ap•••wis. •• the. Cbs 3 / 81 0 11.1 1 1t 4 firer. laid to Dolby, alio Gime with reale. TI ►to 1 bake ultimately booked sad aged kw. Oa the Twotbeemad than was so yeaidetdeeelmage, but for the Derby Sm. Saw sad Came were booked to via 7,0]0L or 6,0001. mei. CITY AIM) StritikilAW4 100 to 8 opt Bliokboolis (05 , 100 to 7 Noumea ti and 100 to 7 Abtryelthe(off,MOto6tl) 100 to 6 'ftsouluas (t sale!) 100 to 6 The Rama (ee, Mtol t) 10 to 1 Maylower (t sad edl) 30 to 1 Peleitty (11) 33 to 1 Orety Steskimg (t) 38 to 1 Hated of the Ostler (t) 33 to 1 Ttio Ceeperal tad eff) $3 to 1 T. Parma (eff, 40 to 1 sad w) 33 to 1 Hip* 33 to 1 Fraseitios 33 to 1 Linos 36 to 1 Lady Coventry (1) NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES. 100 to 8 opt Lord Haeliap (t aid 100 to 7 Bemerioi (off 100 to 6t f) 100 to 6 Msadrsko (1 :ad off) 100 to 6 Ni'... (0s) 20 to 1 Allesbury (off) CHESTER CUP. 10 to 1 apt Dolby (off, 12 to 1 bead w) 20 to 1 Bosswing (off) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 5 to 1 —to 1 opt Ros off, t P lornoian (of) 7 ow ( 8 to 1) 7 to 1 AMOCO (off, tBto 1) Bto 1 Typhoeus (off, 9to 1) 18 to 1 (t) 20 to 1 Vole Royal (off) 25 to 1 Bauditto (off, t9O to 1) DEBBY. 13 to 1 opt Paco (off, t 100 to 7) 22 te 1 Rabies* (t) 1000 to 30 Sae Saw (t sad off) 1000 to 30 trims (t sad off) 40 to 1 speed= (a) 40 to 1 Harvester (olf) 1W ros Li eac•K ,TAinut - agog! elibimu gmti pat 41 4 . ; BT , 1111111‘ 4 111 forgo 111111111•1111 _— Time pat Cents. Reinsed end lii ilk* jar Oink" are * lower. Bail zsitlbelia Thin flat, but the movemends in . eme lbw and unimportant, in the absence of bumbles. Foreign bonds opened flatly, but now show a slightly better tenasney. Colonial Govern ment Debentures are quiet. United Slates LSO Bonds meet with inquiry, in response to rather higher quotations from New York. There is a good demand for discounts, and the quotation for choice bills is fully if to *per cent. The sisppiy of moray continues to diminish, owing to the revenue psyments to the Bank. Consols are quoted 921 to 93 for money, and 93 for the aooonnt (April 2), and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 911 to I. With respect to railway stocks, London and North Western is * per cent better, at 1141 to 115, while Greet Eastern has declined 1, viz. to 31 to *. Caledonian, 841 to 83 ; Great West- 1 ern, 46i to ;; Midland, 1041 to 106 ; Lon don and South Western, 86 to 88 ; Brigh ton, 48 to ; South Eastern, 72* to f ; Metropolitan, 113* to *; Great Northern A, 981 to 991 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, to i ; and Lancash ire and Yorkshire, 126* to 1. In the foreign stock market, Mexican bonds have risen 1 per cent., viz., to 152 to 16, while Turkish of 1865 have declined to the same extent, the present price being 321 to 33. Brazilian of 1865, 71 to 72; Chilian of 1867, 87 to 88 ; Egyptian of 1864, 851 to 864 ; Italian of 1861, 451 to ; Peruvian of 1865, 74 to 77 ; Russian of 1868, 964 to 871, being percent. lower ; Spanish of 1867, 351t0 3 ; Turkish of 1858, 59 to 60 ; and ditto of 1862, 61 to 62. Indian stocks are steady. The Five per Cents. are at 1144 to 115 ; the Four, 1001 to 101, ez div. ; the Bonds, 30s. to 36e. prem. ; and the Five per Cent. Debentures, 105 to 4. Bank Stock, 249 to 251 ; and Exchequer Bills, 101. to 1154. prem. United States 5-20 Bonds are in request, and have risen 1 per cent., the present price being 711 to 721. Banking, financial, and miscellaneous shares present no variation, the transactions being upon • very limited scale. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. The stock markets remain quiet, and prices generally are unaltered. London and North Western stook is I per cent. lower, at 1144 to f. The only change in foreign bonds is a rise of 4 per mot in Spanish New Three per Cents. TWO O'CLOCK. The stock markets are generally somewhat better. Consols have improved 1-16 to 1 per cent., the present price being 93 to 1. Some of 'the foreign bonds have advanced Ito 1. As regards railway securities, South Eastern and Metropolitan have risen to per cent., viz., to 721 to 731 and 1131 to 114, respectively. The amount now owing of the loans raised in this country by Brasil is 14,032,0001., not 14,500,0001. as stated in • contemporary. The in accuracy is probably owing to due allowance not having been made for the operation of the sinking fund on these loans. In 1867 the amount applied to the amortization of the debt, as shown by Messrs. Rothschild's advertisement, was 240,0001. ; and it is, of course, annually increasing. The re mittances of the Brasilian government to this country, in payment of the interest on its debt =dot its otherengagenient•inEuro. of late, it is understood, been unusually large, and the balance at its credit is believed to equal, or nearly so, to a year's expenditure. In addition to the foreign loans, the Brazilian government has liabilities in London on guaranteed railway capital amounting to 5,200,0001. ; but as two of the rail way companies are worked at a considerable profit, it goes in diminution of the pressure of those s on the Brazilian finances. In March, guarantees latest date to which official statistics ex tend, the internal debt of the Empire was 10,600,000/. The statement that the war in the Plate 15 costing Brazil 200,0001. a month is a great andanobvionsexaggeration. The suusetionthatthe time has come when an offer of me dia tion by Eng land, Prance, and the United States might usefully, and probably successfully, be made in those hostili ties, is, it may be added, generally received with favour in the City. About 45,000 sovereigns from South America were sent into the Bank yesterday, while 7,000 were taken out for Egypt. The silver market was quieter yesterday, the wants of exporters to the East having been supplied for the moment ; but the quotation for bars was not below ss. it per ounce. Mexican dollars have not varied, in the absence of supplies here, but any fresh - izunsactions would doubtless be at an advance of id., in =twee* the movement in bars. The steamer Syria will take to-day only 5,0001. in specie for Bombay there not being time to despatch any porti on large amount which was bought on Th u . The packet which will leave Southampton next week with mails for the East is expected to take a considerable total, but a ppoorrttiron of the remittances will be made via Mareilles. With the exception of a slight drooping ten deny- in the rates for bills on Italy, the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were quoted the same as on Toriids list is subjoined : 11.1% le 110 ; &sow 111 0 13 . 11.111 . 1ritt ; 11.191 le 13.0 Aubrey. 3 16.34 Mane; maelha. 116.101 as 15. Nb • mrlAnsms,,Same 13.14 12.10; Berlia, s %wow te O.N} Tebersbmg, 3 is be ; e, Meade. be ; Masellse. II =mu% 16..10 to 5.33 lbmildhenendwillelan 3 . 4 8 2 te g a ir lripme. 11.10 11.03 ; 1140 11.110; 3 M alt. 48 te 48; ; 411 • II M a % insesbea. minds. .413; le di ; Bibs% rAistritkrat,v.:4l474rt WOO; aslsq, 3 rut jr ime, Lo to SAO ; Men" 3 moldhs. 10.0 be 10; 3 sesslhs. WO be alO lanee it iO risys' Is* to 611; Oporto, IN age , b. 11 . 1 04 rate at discount in the . 4 OrZtla iil os7, 4P2"; t rAtnistrd n & s : and bu - .; at Vilna, ;; ei Turin, b and at Bt. burg, 8 per cent: The joint traffic return of the Caledonian arsill North BMA Railways shots Maine an hi- 0 creme of 1,12111. over bit yek. The hietropothan Dieldet Railway lustardsg poi firth 111104iiosetiiiteen oes for mimes etalkoo9l.l of Bit per Coat ielittedeallteek, Wag the Woos of the debosiorer eilaisiester• eke* epeedi 3* liA oev h4. , 411 ,1 of this railway, = front a with the Metro- Railway to Wears/near an to be opened ikt months. Th. =4ond ter the lama on the whole dawdlers (ores, of 760,0001 1 is kid tiid 45,0001. per annum. This railway to Ito peeve exteseady useful, from the tion ft will give to the trade of the metropolis. ' 7l At a meeting yesterday ci the Ausbelisis Troll Company it as decided to wind up the undies, 1 taking voluntarily. .1 The sixth general meeting of the City Meg Conway (Limited) will be held on the 96th ins& •• "to receive the report of the directors, 600061- Aby an audited stateme n t o f accoun t s t o th o sc. , 1867." It appears that the report of the directors of the North British and Mercantile Insurance Comp any, to be submitted to the proprietors on the Mk instant at their meeting burgh , shove** following multi; :—The fire premiums for the yea 1887 were 333,9661., being an Wafts, of 63,442 L on the Nodal.' of 1866. The fire lame amounted to 166,738/. • 916 new life policies were issued, insuring 848181., with premiums amounting to 29,273/. A dividend of Ll per cent., or 16s. per share (being 2s. 13d. in excess of last year), and a bonus of 6s. per share will be recommended. , 50,0001. will be added to the reserve fund, bringing itup to 250,0001., exclusive of the special reserve of premiums held against current risks, which is 111,3281. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance , gal; i dock, waterworks, and c an a l s h ares , as g i ven n the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insurseae—legle, of to f ; Indemnity Iforimll7 Noon Marina, 194 ; Moak, 1091; Thames sad Martin ((Limited), 4f ; trolvorual Marine (Limited),ll to 13.16. and Coke 7 City of MOIIOOIII Ges, 9} I ;It Wal o2ll a ; Imperial Continental, 96; Phoenix, Si a t • New. ; Westminster Chartered, 34a. Doeks—East and West India, 124; London end 04. Katherina, 50 51. Waterworke—Bahe, 14. Cant—Ragent's (et Larmien). 111. THE OXFOILD AND CAMBRIDGE BOAT BACA OXFORD, FRIDAY Symons. The Oxford crew, u given this morning, went down in their racing boat to Iffkry and back twine this afternoon, Mr. Tottenham steering, and Messrs. M. Brown and W. F. Short coaching from the banks of the river. The change of stroke appears to hami had a moat salstm7 effect, as the men row quicker and meek the water better than wider Mr. Maseden's &dimes. The retire , went of Mr. Derringtoo, wko weighed Mt. 111 b., sad the strong exercise the crew kayo been taking of late hen eon siderehly lessened the weight in the boat, which when training commenced avenged Ist. 7/Ib. per man. as on their going to scale to-day the average was only 124., as the following might@ will skew Bow. W. D. Dee, DIEM lb. No. 2. A. C. IrarboBB2^ S. D. Pink Isear ll 11 U. Mszwlsa, Nonce ll 5. J. C. Thal, Usevelty lll C. Z. 11 11 WB. Oor ommtar 7. V. ylltes arl ,Avolw l2 2 Straka. S. nor o. Bald U 6 Cox. Y. 0. Tottenham, Meld China S 8 THE FARNHAM UNION Itnerntr.—This morning the report of Mr. Lambert and Dr. Edward Smith, in spectors of the Poor-law Board, giving the restate of their investigation into the charges contained in the Lancet, with respect to the condition and management of the Farnham union workhouse, was published by order of the Hone of Commons, on the motion of Mr. &later-Booth. The report extends over 59 pages, and the evidence taken upon the inquiry is appended to it. The plan adopted by the inspectors in forming their report has been to quote the charges brought against the eaten by the Lancet, and to give, upon each point, the results of their own inquiry as based upon b. J. C. Time, Onivenny the evidence laid before them. Judging from a cursory e. IL 15. Carter, Worcester_ glance over the report, it would appear that in the 7 . Y. Within. k"'•— opinion of the inspectors the amount given by the Lancet was in some particulars exaggerated. THE RZPRESENTATION Or HUDDIESPIRLD. —The contest for the representation of Huddendield, caused by the death of Mr. Crosland, H.P., is likely to be spirited and severe. There are now three candidates— I Mr. F. A. Latham and Mr. Wright Mellor, both in the liberal interest ; and Mr. Campbell Sleigh, barrister, who at a late hour last night was announced to have assented to contest the borough epos " moderate conservative psis ciples." We believe that Mr. Sleigh has come forward, falling Mr. Christopher Becket Denison. Mr. Denison was an unsuccessful candidate at the last election foe the South I West Riding, and it is presumed that the deputation I finding that le could not agree with their request, waited upon Mr. finish, and induced him to appear in the conser vative interest. Both Mr. Latham and Mr. Mellor addressed meetings yesterday. The nomination has been fixed to take place on Wednesday eat at eleven o'clock ; the polling will take place on the following day ; and the remit of the election will be officially declared on Friday. I —Leeds Mercury. DUSTING/ or SCIINTIDIC Bocurrine NOR THi Essunto Wm.—Monday- Anal°, 3, " Chinese Music," Rev. B. W. Syle ; Statistical, 4, Anniversary ; lintemo. logical, 7 ; Royal Academy 8, " Anatomy," Mr. Part tidge. Tuesday : Horticuliural, 3. Meeting and Lec ture ; •Rep' Institution ' 3, "Hided& Portrai ture," Mr. Scharf ; Statistical, 8, " Agi rd rul turd Statistics, United Kingdom," Mr. ; Englneess, 8, " Manufacture and Wear of Rails ;" Anthre =, ii, " Europeans in America," Mr. WOregor .1 1 1ednesday : Society of Arts, 8 " Railway Manage went," Mr. Fair& ; Literasure, bi t " Ednealien and Literature," Rev. A. Motley ; " Old fish Agriculture," • Rev. 0. Cookayne ; " Domestic Life, Chichester, 17th Cam Wy," Rm. M. Walcott. Thursday : Royal instieutioe, 3, H6twicel Portraiture," Mr. Scharf ; Chemical 8, •'Anil dal Urea," Prof. Kolbe ; " Manufacture of Glam." Mr. Ounce ; Royal, fit ; Linneein, Si, " Specific Differences between PrisiuM reefs, Mi.," Mr.barwin ; Asldquaries, Bi, "Flint Imitruments," Mr. Hughes ; "TheWhiten7ess," Mr. Akerman. Friday : Philological, 7, " English Oahe paphy," Mr. Martineau ; a Paper, Dr. Werner &MeV if Arts, ,8 " Bleaching Properties of Minim Ic a, " Dr. Crave Calvert (Cantor Lecture) ; Royal Inanitis, 8,1 " Alloys," Profaner Matthias's. &turd', : Royal I I elitatiou, 3, "Non-Metallic Stements," Prefesser HrNnmo Gomm. —Captain Trafford and My. Robert Honeywood met with severe falls_ while out with Mr. Marriott's a day or two since. Mr. Honeywood came i to grief at the top of Ovington Long Meadow ; Captain Trafford's horse, on the contrary, appears to have over jumped himself, as from some unaccountable cause be landed on his head. His rider was picked up insensible in the parish of Pentlow ' and was kindly conveyed to Stoke, in the carriage of the rector, the Rev. E. Bull. Both the unfortunate gentlemen are Timmons( favour ably. Captain Trafford was severely cut and bruised, but has no bona broken.—The Puckeridp met on Satur day, Much 7, at Cumbelow-green, and during the day Hedges, the respected huntsman, was thrown from hn hone ; his collar-bone was broken, and be received other internal injuries, so that he will, unfortunately, be un able to hunt again this seasea.—Mr. H. Swosder, of Hallingbury, had a valuable hunter staked last week is 1. QT.IOIIO AND CAIIIRIDOI SPORTS. —OXPORD I the neighbourhood of Canfield Harts, while out with the Essex. Unless some arrampanent le made to i nake_____,T- - The_ memhere of the Ualeenaaf Athletic Oa/ avert so untoward a result, _ the hounds and ememmeen enmr err" to WI Inni refits/ Freeesd thie borses of the East Essex will be sold at the close of the leftwrelee" when llas atleadsnos was again insal present season.—A grand meet with Mr. Harcourt Jens-. I Itisereir lake and old rjahltlitf eats=, stone's hounds took place in Lord Middleton's oann li t b y ~____._eleewit!!!! Teri& The Ma* if wejlAllegi were move permission of his lordship, at West Headerten the memeffeememenn than lefffneda7_, i the SW AIM race, the seat of Mr. Joseph Manhall, on Monday, Marsh 9. r ai l . A _ Itasffiutj._ood hwelewe toushill au seretwel Middleton's and the Sionington had uh f se went- wewwwww__ .1- the Ear - wene_the Bee. T. IL meets, and the masters and members of ss sidled _ . .....__an. er• O. 8. Ward, meats, with Mr. Johnstone's ; in addition a large number of gentle- wa7mnornebehgr- M. o ,Zallihe. ,an 011011 men from the Hoidens= and the York and Ansty csountaies h e l pe d to swe ll th e get hm ee . th e fox w a y" of t wo Cowman Araurric Eirolrs.—Yeaterriay, at rid, in short, met at West gash/Ana, end a fi eld of be- balf-put. 13 *Week. the mutual athletic spode were held tween 300 and 400 seeembled.—Lord Leigh bad mother fail i ll' the math meadow on the weal of St. Jabal' Chards. on Friday. March 8, while out with the North Werwinshire ; , The anaagemente wee under the sependslemet Mr. K. his lordship fen 11,n his left shoulder, but no bones were ; 114: 3 / a atock-Beabary. saptein el the balm A arambut broken. On TualM . soon after the Duke of liesuferth 1 gelatimaes_ A mMeredje t : the rree emee mi llr a... hounds had left i. l ark L if t• W met V' s ' a 854 :2 . I MlWlNSpeitl=na-H. gal - 7 .—,2 who was , clist Seat. ' He th isd just elered a fenr " I; bon y :melee honemea . Oft lin. ;T. M fift. •0. I mute over almost on top of him, and he was dashed to the , et. ; end C. Lemherhe 4 11 1 1 'I. - , 1 ground with such violence that he sustained a °empanel ekes, weight 1.511 m. Thaintan Mlt. Sin. ; fracture of the lower jaw, besides having his upper lip sour- Theft 4111 4 and Tales, BBL The PensINSRP elated • ' pletely cut through. —Pell. amen* 1?. 0 kentnes Weight 14110. Ls this • • • 1. DARING Cass or Cams Srlax.Pro. —Late on a anima threw Ma inzatear a alatuta• a • !! 1 . 1" Wednesday night seas fat stems Weill Melee from a field C . rwwwfwew, felt. ; and T. Weilatoeh - Belthue7., - nest the house of Mr. Butler, a farmer at Farlawiek, ; eifa.,.. Mu" wee Weeded rwille- I near Chippesham . Kr. Butler dinsoiered tie lose ;* mum PRClrna e lemon rut the • .' next morning, and traced theiambi - *mit the , Raj* Bt. James* at thi 11 o'clock sonless to- ••• . ; Ford turnpike on the Bristol-road. He at ones VW be Presehad4 est itt LW hilltop of ti . • gave information to the pollee at Chippgebas, : Bristol ;ei her Chapel Royal; • .„ , ad by the drst train pro le to rebeet, nlgnalk at QS In MT. 001110 Main alt n_ - - (12 lades distant ), to which plain flutendent Wilk TDB he pimeached by the Very Rev. Dr. 8 wook ' shire had telegraphed. Arrived at It • with Ikaperia- Weetm _• end that at the 3 o'oloelt oe___n peel* nudist Wltindre, they at one prose •is the amok 'by the Right Rev. Dr- Cleuatterm. Biehet a *aim I a a•• market, where Mr. Butler found five of his antis, whirl 4 TM preacher et the spatial 'marries of se T p.n. had just h o w sold to a farmer for Ifsg,, A Aeon We dome of Bt. Paul's OalV Will i 41:41 KIM for *DA amount was about to be handed .Si as Wawa am*, 114 7 . le „ , llifer thief when he was apprehended by Telinten k Baserest. ' • . • - VA , ' .. • _ The earnot odds at Oxford an ant 4 is 4 al the `dark blue." By tiIID;W Thames Conservancy AA the lisehrepolilisa potion may make regulations cm the River noose. under the juziaction of the Commissioner, as to the of steamers and other vessels in the forthcoming beet raw. The Conserratorr of the Thames may gatorw tales, regu lations, and bye laws, which the police me to cheery., and the police are to follow the directors of the harbour. master or other Aker of the Conservators. The penalties for infringing the law am from U. to 20f. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& TALLOW MARKET.—(TBII3 DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow, 43.6 d. ; Petrie bore Y. C. on the 'pot, 43e. 6d. ; March, 43e. ed. ; Octo ber to Deoeselor, 44e. N. to 4 6 i. ; Deownber, 45e. 64. MABEL? Amami= —Town tallow, 435. Od. ; fat by ditto, Sla. ; yellow Resalen, new, 44a 341 • malted stuff, 32a ; mock ditto, 17s. 3d. • gamma', 18a. ; good dregs, 6a. Impale for the week an'aoant to 3 'oda SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DIY.) Mr. Muir James Beaton reports Maio very slow, at the following prises, viz. :—Prioto meadow lay, 755. to 80s. • inferior ditto, &ss. to Ma ; °lover, old, 964. to 1100 s.; inferior ditto, 70s. to 90a. ; straw, 30s. to ads. COVENT GARDE*--CTIIIIS DAY.) Foreign imports continue heavy ; they comprise aspa ragus, green peas, artichokes, lettuces, endive, and wrote. Good English p e en are diffieult to obtain, and but few French ones can be had. Pine-apples are still realising good c i=ts also hothooss Strawberries con ue tin their appearanm Cornia6 broccoli is unusually plentiful and good. Potatoes have not altered= sines our last report. Flowers chiefly mortal of cyclamen, chines* primula'', ones, cinerariss, dentate'', 'mignonette, early pe hyacinths, poinsettia putchima, and roma. /VHS. Angola, pit buthel.44 to lb Cob auto, p.r lb., be Gram per lb., lb to Sao Law" par 10k Otto tat Owes, amor, pot 100, is to So - Kemper doe, es to 105 Mae A b t:pee 412 tete, Meats pot begat, Me to lee Wm wee, ft et to et Walnuts, per ftdril„ ISt to We Arils:Meek per tea, es te isarrem pi:ead* Se to lea Beirea.Ciear.P T tabb Bed. per dos. Is to Is l eabtessa, per doe., la tole ed Orme% per bench, Id te Sd °slay, bas,beadle, Is tots 114 Oneala sace, la le ei ladles, per acorn la ed to 2s Garlic and Shallots, per 10., 114 Barba, per bunch. el to ad Barer Radish , p bust. fate Leaks, per bnneh, 04 t o 44 Unease, par don, la Mat. per bunk Ls Stasksous. its*. Is MI So Is °skew perbesk Ss to is Parsnips. per des. Od to Is Pinky, per bomb, Silo ed Paestum,lAN York Sepals, p. Ism 4° IM t• nos nu" lims to lib Otbr soft. The to Sae kaakelk p. ponet, Leila Is ed =tar beak., 16 Se IS pm ,i to ki Tend" pee back ad to Sd MINE&-(THIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. The mining market is quiet to-dsy, and ppnnaaeeff without much alteration. West Chiverton are quoted 64 to 66 ; Ttncroft, 14 to 1 ; Prince of Wales, 65i. to &7s. 6d. being slight: lower; Cara Brea, 19 to 20 ; East darn Brea, to ; West Drakewalls, 91. to ILL ; Chiverton M oor, 131 to f ; NeJv Lovell, 12s. 6d. to 15s. ; East Bisset, 10 to 11; Great Laxey, 101 to 17, ex div. ; Frank Mills, 15s. to 17a. 6d. ; Wheal Grenville, 275. 6d. to 301.; and Great Vor, 14 to 19. Foreign and colonial mining shares are in active, at the annexed quotations :—St. John del Rey, 171 to 181 ; Don Pedro, 21 to prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prem. ; Pee tarsus, * to f dia ; Chontales, 11 to 1 dis. ; Roma Grande, i t dia. to par ; Anglo-Italian, t to prem. ; United Mexican, le to 1 ; Frontm po o and Bolivia, 9-16 to 11-16 ; P ort Phi lip , l to jk; and Central American, I dia. to par. The subjoined report on the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. Von Dadelaun and North: The metal market continues firm, with a fair amount of business doing is most articles. from—Reports from Wales are somewhat cheering, priors being well main tained. From Staffordshire the advice. are not quite so satisfactory. Scotch pig iron has slightly advanced, gloats at 535, cash. Copper.—An extensive Mailmen has loss dose both in English and tondo raw copper, the impulse having been given by a large business in Chili bars is Liverpool, for which as high as 731. 10s. cub and 741. arrive has been paid. Burrs is obtainable at 821. 10s. to 831., sad Wallaroo has changed bands to a considerable extent at 811. cash and with a little prompt. English in much firmer, and we quote best selected 801. to 811. Tough, 771. to 78/. Sales of ore reported from 14.. 9d. to its. per unit. Tin continues very firm, with a fair amount of business in Straits, at 911. 10s. Gash and 921. for arrival s the quantity now offering being very limited. nominally, ' 93/. English tin steady. The Dutch marhsi I. irregular quotations between buyers and sellers belag wider than usual. Tin plates maintain previous quota. boas. Lead is firm at 191. 10e. for good soft English pig. 191. 15a. for LB.. and 211. ss. for W.B. Spoiler in Mu& tared in value, and holders firm. We quote spot here. 101. 7s. &l. ; specials from se. is 7s. fid. extra ; 0011111111111 brands is outports. 201. 10a ; sprololo, from 20/. 15.. to 1111. 10e. ; V. and S. EDO* M. RAIL WA Y, MINING, AND OTHER SHARES.-(THIS DAY.) [Salm toelny to 1 pli cußrrnis. OOLONLAL GO .V . IILIIKT Canals Government, 6 per cent., limitary sad (July, 677.06,100. Gape of Good Hope, April and October, 1090-1900 , 1a Ditto, 5 per cent, 15 and Octo ber 15, 1 Stmeneland, 6 per cent, 1891, January and Jnlyr S iotorla gee., 6 per cent., 1891, Jan. and July, 11 ~ OEDINAEY SHARES AND STOGIES. Caledonian, 82A, ), 3, in. Glagow and South-Western, 1034. Great Eastern, 31). Great Northern, 104, 54. ban paid to (A B roam no dividend wail 6 per ant. ha, ), 94, 4, 9. Do. 8., do., 124. Groat Wertora—Original, 4ff, 7. lanosaire and Yorkshire, 1251, 4. Laden, Brighton, and South Cosa, 483. London and North Weems, 1144, 15, 144, 4. London and Month Welters, 86. Manchester, Bhaleld, and Linoolabire, 43, 2). Ketropolitaa, 113, 4. Do.—Eztension (the. limited to 6 per cent. till Jai., 1870) a 107 & 4. Mks 1 1, 5. Ditto, Birmi 044, ngham and Derby, 73). North British, 341, 34. North Eastern—York 94. North London, 1866, 84. Beath liestern, 724. PREFERENCE MABEL - Great Easters, East Aagiisa B 6 per mt., 95. Great Wester,—Wadi 1 i Osiord. let gear., 100. Indlaad Consolidated, 4yj per emit. redeemable, 90. Nor& Eastern, W. H.rtirpod, Herb. aad Rail., 82.. Hon* Easters (Reeding Asa., ii. Os. OA.), 22g. BRITISH POSEIMMONS. Bombay. Rm., end Cat. Ind. guar. 5 per cent., 103 g I. East Indian, Guaranteed 5 per cent., 110), 92. Great Indian Pe gas. S per rant, 1091, 9, g. Gnat Western of C 15g. Madras, guaranteed S per oust., 103, g. Nelbeurse sad Sabena's Bay, United II per mat. &lib, paittlBBo, 100 i. , guaranteed 5 per mat., 104. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. . Luneburg and WHOA!' (Limited), 724. Great Luxembourg, 9 1-16. South Austrian end Lember4e-Venetion, Ist FOREIGN OBLIGATIONS. ' Ond Vitae& RaIL, pa. by Ramie. gent., 76g, 1. South Austria. and Lomberdo-Veitetiaa, 114. coLoNTAI '4WD FOREIGN 116/411S. Don Pedro, North Del 8,, 21 prom. Peeirirena United Gold admited), 9 1348. Alt. John del Rey (United), 181,13, 181, 191. • Tadanamatena of S. Amilealls (United), 13.18. li DOOM. 1 Nast and Watt India 194. Joni Brom attrxs. C'hartand larro. of WU, Lowden, and Chins, 29. 1 baperlal Oelooroan, 10. DYObitiond of Amtrak, 131. . J and County, i olegfor, ..1 a* 20 cam (M. paid), Mt s 01211 tall WaaWneter &rip, Ind. at 10/. prem., QR. bin Wm paid, 475. t: iff LowdM 34, 3 : rf T M il Ain• Azaerinem ), 221 2. '‘,., 4 4 stleTniegralds. , el. I*. 8 pee vest, . I. e iw.o. GOA ), . ' .N. 6 * mg Abl oom a.' , • d: :: 'ir oe tie • 3 0 -.l w o . 4 • • 9 Per R emy . tter * •*' '' swim filed , 1 & 4 ' T C"••'+' (0- • pima* , - Ideeine: walaWiledeirenr• IllehaPP"Nebeet wee vrale=3, l sPFJ., ernia — ee;P" 7/ 7 :l3;;Lp ,tap Brawl j•iiiituDo- csf the albellftr , alld aik■ti. ,, +ilk ii,a0 , 04 7 =6' Werebe;me rmossant & •I 7 ,..a • &ever,' sad tamed oet to be a' - now IN rare FL4 ?Rum— Timid., • mei. WAS 4111 :bogrewoRIPPosimmoolt Mk* AliP o6lll . d named Kerslake, ol Chippenhasa mho is a paint* Land .• • • t Irma:bout Yerresdh, and dal. Thb debenture steak will be Weed eh pari: .. • , e - If 'f ie;P l 4 ll ./. ...__,', La= "' I , . 4 i't "/ Dteceebt , Ciemmert on a =a ll businCes ea his own velem^ •I" at k r rimed too otertel, ,that Ilr. dab: ima sio t =We en' the .itt ot• Jeargy and lit • 1 3.6.*:" • • Leaa Yew. Saguia, 0 r-d I.PP llbelibl&litit t i t 'a= ms a, with • wile end family. Hs was . b a g f or a it t h omozo t o by j aain year.. gmateee, east ale tojosid era ~. . • lad , . . • boursaite •19.. • 's 1 ' • sle•N'e 'Yr workin g the patriots der In tho neighbourhood Cl Mil la .of hi s otogitogo, -- bo was Ads ' a di on , tn d th e w ows b r ingidmen man ta ex t en d, le aw l 0 4 4 ta ta booth RAG..." .,, ...4 .•; ~ Butler's tub, where be ion his tools. He told Betertor •••"""• tendest Wilabire be hat loft the two mining bees se I ' . perm i t ' llklnit ed wa o r:= l V rS tdieseusest. ing until the lururr*j lillialf-yeses interest ' ' ." 4 " . Hew; 1.8 1 1",..i - 4 •"'-•••• 'I ' • : 1 . 1 Bootee lass timesses), 943.. • • • •••• - •b. - the reed. as 11 •1 6 • 11 110 110 would be moue , . riaW im" OM , • ti the au& iabsitelene et Itri. t i t /Pr .i........1._ mai• Ot t ' I* Ow ' 4 11 uutnilfluu the du" .. afterwards found see Iles Bristol road, and restored to the *:sisillt Ilt• I- a " Esibreal s Ile 'll4. the inteeset • • .4 - • ' 8•81114, 6 1. owner.— Wafers aasslard. " ' . 160 AII NI Naliikbairlitifir • • " 11 lskJift r 7llW7 . o wit* _mare L 14a., • . and Mideisameso gagnited), 141; I 4 4 ... "• in ••••.41 44 4. 4 Last night. 1 4611 • 8 0 and 7 uulkooke_W• 1 ) :g4 t.,,. ;,. flea , ... .;,,,, .. •,, „ 4.4, iar tayiew , 4,6,44ifbi1,,,,,e. : • ~ ' '''....... ''' OPP* Alkylvs.) !mar 7% e. li• • sod 80, as envy wspiley deiltif, .. . , ti •.'* the .I.', . •rT 13.—ArrerWrittlIBL—Iiim. ref Se, Oast' word 11 41. 1. '' .:4 * •J ' A ' ' .; .4 ' l. lOU ', ' ' -. ,•• B. William tisead A tl K' . i bl iegm -16 " 111 . w h ia VI Ise '' * ' ? Ifs ham tine al yd whirled between =ebbs ia , 4 Am . •*Of • pa v , Alligula. • tiedlikatel 4,, • , Big injuries were esises s Ztdidd . ,I =ll.l to bald esssuelatiTr . ertit be jeesedits resaorel to the Segel nee ; " . % hedges! 116.11 w *T y 111 1 ...eigilire l i t . *haw 4 1F" . this dabs" c •Roduey,__se r , how tom asuerot. PALLOR. —Oaf Siguipie,''' . -116 . . . dt Asidstantars' peeve nogg FIUDAT, =116.-Ailademlias all Wil j try ewes 4553 ; total visborrat 4 air wee abbot seerpted.—lt • l*lutusti d • ..4 !Maas Amidst, to the /*seders. ' ~rrrri • - »:~, -S ,~ at . .