The Express. — London, England, 1862-02-19 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PRORATE AND DIVORCE. (Mono the Jr* linau.) sm.! r. NEWMAN. This was a testamentary suit. The ilemasel, Robert Neenian, was a coal Pieter, at Stepoev, ski died of °as sumption on the 12th of December list, A the age of He had executed a will four days previously, lo which be bequeathed the bulk of hi. .null property fit only amounted to ttU/.1 to his widowed lister, niza Meek, MIA to ber aaughter, who had lived with him down to the time of his death. Probate was resisted bye brother of the dammed, us the grounds of undue execution awl want of Dr. drinks appeared for the plaintiff, the executrix, a niece of the testator, who took a tntling legacy tinder the will, but, who would have been entitled to a fourth of the rotate if an intostaev was estaldiehed ; Mr. Brown was counsel for the defeu lent. Evalee.•-• itas elven ..f the perfect eapacitv of the demand, and of tb r . ,t ;on of the will, which had berg draws up by sir. Sumner, a clerk toe proctor is Doctore-cogamoun. Mr. Drown haviug addressed the court for the desediat, TM: jury fouiol A venial for the plaintiff. THB POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) 31AELBOROUGHSTREE1'. DIDNACULNO ♦ LADY. At,,,,,nr „r, female. described Ltuo.lreen, but wb., erfused her address. was charged lefore Mr. Tyrwhitt with obtaistiag, by Übe representa lies., mono, from Lady Caroline Niesid, of 26, Upper Per..4.einera.. . . . . • I,le Caroline Neel!, no being swore, said—Yestenlay the PCWOCIr was Om.o up to toe by my servant, when she ▪ she wa s a widow with two children, sad that she was wet to me by Mr. Ayr.. the eler.oinas of the diatrict, for assistance, at this mine time stating that Xr. Ame bad had a letter from his wife, stAing that she was ill. I did not belie.* her statement, and then renumbered that ass had be.'. to au last yes,. raying that Mr. Ayes had just gone abroad, awl that, being his domestic servant, be bad toll her to ad! 4.13 me. lat that time pee her if., sad I h.tce net seen bee since till her mood visit, yesterday. At that time tbe tivisoner rive an address I could not find. At bit hnt mot abe said bar mother had bees pew opener at St. ?fart's. but was desd, but now she said abe was alive, sea at Mt. Mares. Knowing that she was mi impostor I pee bee a charge, first having given ber 2s. In answer to Mr. Tyrsrhitt, Lady Caroline Neeld mid —I ported with the 21., believing then that she ma sent lo Mr. Ayr... that she was, as abe said, going into the hespitsl. I told her that if she went into the hospital I would we after her children. The Rev. Joseph Wataoa Ayre, at flit. Mark's, said—l sever gave the pris - ver say authority to go to Lady Caro. has Neel!. aod never saw ker tama name heard that the has Mee to other parishissers, and to Lady Mappers. Km. 76 It, said —I was Met to Lady Caroline Neekl'a. 1 charged the priever with obraiairag mosey by false pre. teaces. .be by.l only goes than to get • letter for the hospital. as her chest was bad. Lady eandae Neel,'—she Dever said a word about the hospital yesterday. Isisig—She Pd., me that she was a widow with two children, and mace she has tokl me that the children are _ . . . . M. Trrwhitt (to the prisoner)--I sot afraid you have been ensile tone carrying on this system. Pri.oner-- I never im,t the two sovereigns. Mr. Tyrwlatt-1 shall remand you Inca week. Mr. .1, re mid he should not be able to attend, as he was going Owned. Mr. Tyrwhitt —Then she will hare to be discharged. I moot help it. Lady Ca►cilia' Mesta —I think it a pity that such so point should snaps after I have duos my duty in cowing forward to protect the public. THE HACKNEY CALAMITY. ADJOURNED INQUEST.—(fFIIB DAY.) The inquiry into the circumstances which caused the deeds of the three persons who were killed by the falling of the unfinished houses st Hackney, was resumed this morning by Mr. Jobs Humphreys and the jury, in the Town.toll, Hackney. Mr. Ellis appeared. u before, for the District lkord of Works, and also for the relatives of Ketteridge end lkith• bone. Mr. Tindal Atkisson, instructed by Mr. Nicholson, represented Mr. Amos. The Cotoerr mid the witness who wag in the hospital was ton ill to attend the inquest. There were, however, otb,•r 'witnesses in court who Dodd be examined. William Hart, painter; Mr. Vinci - , merchant; J. Flan ders ; W. doses, earneeter ; and Stephen White, brick layer. were then examined. The latter was in a state of coesiderable excitement, and requested that Mr. Clark, the medial gentleman, might sit at another part a the room, ea his presence affected him. He sod be bad worked for Mr. Amos several years, aryl he always found the material used Lc him very good. Indeed, be believed if Mr. Arms bad beim present at the time, the accident would not have happened. While White was airing his evidence it was stated that be Lol assisted in taking the bodies out of the ruins, and that the scene he bad witnessed had had a strong effect on ht, nervous system. Mr. Theodore Creep, surveyor. attributed the accident to the action of the frost upon the mortar. The men more over, ought got to have gone upon the scaffolding so soon u It lad become sprinoy. Mr. Legge, the district surveyor. said be had examined the premises from time to time. and believed they were bring built pursuant to the act. Ho had inspected the premises since the strident, and hie opinion s.e that the vibration causal by the trains on the railway, the frost, the contraction, and the number of men employed ota the buildings, hail caused the houses to fall. He was also of opinion that the men running the cornices at tLe time added to the accident. Mr. A. .tspliitel, architect and surveyor, was under exami nation who/ the rsiwrt loft. APOPLEXY 311sT.IKEN PAR DRUNKENNESS. Mr. Brent, tin deputy coroner for Went Middle sex, Fomented an inveatiotion at Paddington yesterday into the cireumstaisres attending the death of lira. SUllaobll Brivfogd, aged 50. wife of William IWyford, a marina°, re intieg at No. 2, Stsuiloyutreet. Paddington. The hushoel soil he List saw the demist-4 on &titular morning. She WA.. then railer nuwell, being subject to fit... Yba Lot evasion to rot a vitit to relations in Hob beta is the evening, and left him getting into an munibut to return home the Sallie erasing. Stephen Theeurieligood. a malodor of an tonnibrit plying from Notting-hill 6..t0 to Whitechapel, deposed to bowleg taken up the deceased at the viewer of Fetter-lane, Holborn. h i arriving at the It. oyal (Mb the par 'arm complained that dreamed we. ofTenaive from MU - isle...dim, soil vomiting. lie found her Iviut slog the seat, to his mioil evidently drunk, sad at the oraeot /florid of his passengers ha took bet oat of the omnibus .I[l4i 041,11•1 her on a iloor step in Weetteetrwmpowe. at the corner of Nuomoutli-real. Politemawstable Iret A Meted that he found the deceased, appenetly (hook and imapalde. on the tenement in West. hounie•grove, • short .li•tatee from the Royal Oak. A seal was In nog to µet her up. lie took her to the station too.. wish tin amiatenee of another constable, she walking there staggeriogly will) their belt.. . . . -- . • sergeaSi Bonn e , , ikpord that et nine o'clock on Satan:ay aeration der. pawl was brought to the oaths mid charged with tumor drank awl iumaible. She weal. bow! the etrooret loptome od drunkenorer, arid was anal& to give her mew awl aildixow. He maw her put iota one of the cella. mid Itionsif pLosd a pillow under her hr.rl, awl bad a fire lit to warm the celL Ile gave instruc tion. to the coatelden that it will • drunken case. and ehe romd he carefully looked to. Mbe wee visited throutrhout the iiight every half or ttirre•rmartere of an luau. He saw r himself but three 'mortars of ea boor beoro she wax mead dying. Ide•lieal asiateare wee ohmitierl withia • inmates after her asslition incase known, but by - that tow. 'lie bad ezpirwl. Mr. Itrowe. &el-areal polies swami of Keirial-green, mike r0.e... exam:nation of the body. The coalition the lease showed that the deceased bad born subject to bt.. 11.. could tot rterrt ear spirit. heath was whirily rAllw d tar apoplony. If abs had been ersiseryed totter loess owl rew-ived every attention' bee No could sot have been wied. The symptom. spokes of by the "event willies.= • jut as vouch rixav of apoplexy se druokenuer. It was thin.: eves fur a medical wan to oliatinguish 11▪ 001R - 16M ine. apoplexy. I fed, the 110.'und, weured tho deputy COVOINIV sod igry Clot be had heau ero.lihly Wormed that she had .hunk but a alas of stout during the whole of Saturday. The deputy roomer, in vamping op, said it wet a most oh° 4tumite f the police, but just such a mi• Like ▪ on. likely to It in owl* a tare. It WY very ihlll - the u..!.. of armless' hod stated, to de t••• inn* drunkedn.. eon epoplexy. and therefore hs did • .•• that any root( be attached it/ tin. police. %I , •r a protracted ne:orry a vordirt was reerniksl to lb* t that the deceived wav bowl ioseusible in the public • and died is a avowal police cell from • natural case. Tier ATTENIPT AI) :VI th I,Eit AT ROI•I3DALE.--• 1. +lmlay se irique4 w.ui bell on the bedy of Mrs. Leek who. it will be remembered, was shathy her 1' , .. 1, 4w1 is alt of jealousy, and died lad Saturday. The rvi.knee gives Lefore the magietratee we. rempitulated, so.l the only new feature wee Mr. W. Jobasus's to -leal officer) evider.cm, who staled :—" I eau my i....brely that the Iroin•D died from the efforts et this pt. 4.4 4104. death mealtiag from exhaustion, mused by re p...km.l einostsillabk beasierbage. • Mr. Norden, the ro•eer, resorbed. is smissislag up. that it would ham been Mete bmmerAmi is the memetrates if they bad remiusded the prieese him week to week in order to have men the melt el the injury, and irifortned the jury that the only moist they could return was one of wilful murder, which t 1.7 Maud accortbsgly. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMON&—(THIS DAY.) The house suet AO 12 o'clock. PRIVATE Bugsna The following bills were sevenlly read • wood time : Bristol sad South Wale* Union ftailway ; Crystal Palace District Improvement ; Drayton Junction Railway ; Edin burgh and Glasgow and and Dumbarton shire Junction Railway Companies ; Edinburgh and Glasgow, and Glasgow, Dumbarton, and Heleusburgh Railway Companies; Launceston and South Devon Railway ; Maryport and Carlisle Railway; Middle Level Drainage and Navigation. be. ; Saint Gilesdathe- Fields Disusal Burial Ground ; Sheffield and Chapel-en-le- Frith Ronda; South Yorkabire Railway and River Due Company (Trander, &c 4; Weetoaauper-blare Pier. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, 1E62. - PUBLIC BUSINF:I4.--PkTMONS. Several netlti;:a were presented Ty ,arioue memben against the educational minute, and also for and wriest *raising marnege with a deceased wile's eider. QUALIFICATION FOR OFFICES ABOLITION BILL Mr. HADFIELD moved the second rending of this bill. Mr. NEWDEGATE moved no an amendment that the MI be rejected. Ile considered that there was nothing illiberal in the obligation imposed upon dissenters who took corporate office that they should not use any power which they might obtain in virtue of their offices to the prejudice of the church of Eng Lind. Thinking also that the bill would create confusion in all the puldic Wine, he felt boned to oppose its further Mr. S. ESTICOURr alf r p:a l led to the hnn. member not to Preen his measure, which was far too important to be left in the hands of any private member, who could not give the securities which the friends of the church would re quire. He, therefore, hoped the hon. member would con nut to leave the question in the hands of the government. Sir G. GREY did not think the question of that grant importance that it should be taken ont of the hands of • private member and adopted by the government. The opinion was that the grievance complained of was rather theoretical than practical, whilst at the same time the se curities given by the present oaths to the church were demand lobe of uo value whatever. Under these circum stances the penalties were never enforced, but were evadedby the anneal indemnity act. 5J little importance did he attach to the securitiekthat he should have no hesitation be voting for the second reading of the bill. Sir H. PETO said that noneonformity throughout the imentry attached great importance to the removal of the peseest quaßgoatioas, an importance which was implied by the annual paring of an indemnity act. Ile felt bound to support the second needing of the bill. Mr. WALPOLE saw no practical grievance in the law, nor had he heard any practical ninon given for its removal. He should therefore vote spinet the second reading. The hone divided : For the emceed reeding Against it 5l-9 The bill wee them reed a send time. MARRIAGES OF AFFINITY BILL. _ . _ Mr. lr. YILN69 emceed imrsee;iiiriadin g T4 this bill. Colossi LYDON complained that, as Ireland and Scot land were brought within the scope of the bill, more time s had sot bees gime for its distribution in those parts of the United Kingdom. Mr. COLLIER considered that the burden of proof lay upon those wbo opposed the measure. Those marriages were sanctioned in every protestant country except Eozbanfl. There was no prohibition of them in the New Testament. Even in Leviticus there was only one verse of one chapter bearing on the subject, and that verse merely said that a marriage of this kind was not to be contracted during the lifetime of the sister. He supported the bill on the ground that these marru were not prohibited on any ground of natural or revealed religion. or opposed to any sound precept of morality. Mr. BLACKBURN opposed the measure. Mr. HEADLAM supported it. [Left sitting.] BANK OA DEPOSIT-(Twn DAY.) The Muter of the Rolla decided this day that the depositor most be placed es the lid of contributories. ORIENTAL INLAND STEAM COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) This afternoon the ordinary meeting of pro prietors wee held at the Loudon Tama ; Ooloael Gantie la the chair. _ _ The repeal of the directors, which we have already pub lished, was taken as read. The CHAIRMAN in moving its adoption, said that he had never since the formation of the company addressed the shareholder+ with greater pleasure. They would all ad mit that the report was satisfactory. They bad made greet progress since the last meeting. The mail which bad past arrived had brought fuller and more satisfactory intelligence of their proceedings in India, particularly at Kurrachee. The two steamers, which the report stated were on their voyage, had returned to Kurrachee, each built( earned upwards of 2,000/., which would, it was estimated, give 1.000/. beyond the expenses for each vessel. The Setlej, the steamer with which they commenced operations, had had a new captain appointed to her who had, he believed, done justice by the vessel. She had taken tow barges up and reached Moultan with them in 24 days, being only four behind the Indus, which was a very fast vesseL These vessels had come buck with full cargoes of wool and cotton, earning more than 4004, which was con sidered very good fur the return voyage. The steam tug which had been sent out, when not employed for the pur poses for which it had been sent, was enrged in openiog up trade in other directions, mouthed since bun em ployed in the Bombay mail seivic , in which she bad earned $OOl. The trade was increasiug, and them:M.lmm in the company was increasing, even faster than the trade. A I'mormgroa asked if there was any iiitanitioa of order ing any more Waite at present. The CHAIRMAN was not aware that there was any inten tion of ordering morn boats at present, but that was a matter ' which must be left to the discretion of the directors. (Hear.) If they were competent to manage the affairs of the com pany it must be for them to decide when new boats Were necessary. (Cheers.) The SHAREHOLDER deprecated any further outlay with. out the previous concurrence of the shareholders. Another SHAREHOLDER, who said he was the father of internal steam conimunuation in India, recommended an amalgamation with the other company. The great fault of the vessels of their company was that they drew too much water, and he suggested a committee to ascertain the beat and must profit-making form of steamer fur the Indian riven. The CH Ant`lAN did not believe that any sulvaotage would result from :LII :tiorilgetuation. The report WM uhipted, nod the re-election of retiring directors, and the usual compliment to tho diroccurs, eon cludetl the proceedings. CoLLISION ON THE IVEST MIDLAND RAILIVAY. On Monday night a collision occurred bat ween reasoner express and a goods train, on the Went Midland Railway. never Dudley. A goods train left Worcester for Dudley at p.m., shunting at Kidderminster and Stour bridge. Owing to its being a very heavy train, and the rails being slippery from a prevailing fug and mist, it made but slow programa. At 10.10 p.m. the paasenger express from Oxford to the North leaves Stourbralge, and does not stop st any intermediatestation hcoween there and Uutller. Upon coning toned a curve in the line at Park Head. alma • mils from Innlley, the crises' train ran into the rear of the ;midi train, which WAS then moving at the rate of about tour mile. au hour, in the direction of Dudley. For tunately the driver of the passenger train put on the break just before the eolliaioa, but the guard failed to do en, and the shock was evinaequently of sufficient violence to throw two of the trucks and a break van off the line. Several per-ow were severely shaken, and three female Easeengers wereattended by Mr. Horton, surgeolmod IbuileY. These are, a Mrs. Pearson, of Dudley, who has unstained injuries in the arse; • Mrs. Twilehio, of Wolverhampton, who was aevetelv shaken, and was yesterday confined to her bed; and a Mrs. Pellett, of Worcester, who was also shaken tits. rely. A special train was put on, and the pnasengers were rosiveyed to their destinations, and the line was cleared by about half-pest one o'clock. An investigation will of course take place into the causes of the accident, by which teeny lives sere, to say the least of it, placed in coo -1 siderable jeopardy. FORMATION or • New DIVISION Or POLIcE rolt rile GREAT EAMBITION.—(THis Dar.)—Tide morning enters were hinted by Sir Itichanl Mayne, the Chief Corn inecioser of the Metropolithe Police , for the formation of soother division of poliiss, making, with the Thames Division, 10divisiobs. The mew diviaiuu is to be called the X Invasion, and is specially appointed to do duty in soil about the International Exhibition at IlyileTark. Superintendent Durkin. of the F division, is appoint"' as the chief officer, „ e l th e f o rc e will consist of &hoot 4110 men, 4 inspector!, and 40aeteiants. The same rides and regulations t hat epply to the previous divisions of police will apply to the new on e . DESPERATE ATTEMIT Sir A FoREIONER TO COMMIT Hctcroe—This morning the police mithorities Somme tows received information of a most desperate attempt of a (seeks.r of the name of Selseart, A toucher of languages, residing at 172, Euston-rood, to commit suicide. It are peered that the unfortunate man took a now and cut hie stomach across. So deep was the cut that the bowels pro , tneksi As soon as possible the poor fellow was taken to the University College Hospital, where lie now remains, no hopes being entertained .1 his recovery. ANOTHER SERIOUS Acernrey THRoVoII ORANGE Prtb.—The consequenom of the reprehensible practice of leaving orange peel on the footpa th s were further exempli fied yeetenlay, by a serious aocideet which occurred to Dr. A. %Kenai" of Weethosinie-terrace. Bayswater. When in the act descending the steps of his house to enter his carriage, the Doctor stepped of • piece of orange peel. slipped, Ana fell, and the back of his head came lot° violent collision with the stone door step. He was carried into his house in an insensible state, sod On Account of his extremely . ad vaoced age, serious apprehensions are entertained as toilet I ultimate result of his fiat. SHARE LIS7S.-(THIS DAY.) Two *Thom. The railway market is heavy to-day, a number of speculative sales having been pressed. Nearly all the leading stocks have given way. Mid land has fallen 1 per cent. ; South Eastern, ; London and North Western, ; and several other lines, to per cent. Busi ness is quiet. 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No. 141.1 I .ngroNtialk I P I Q Prins I 14 11 I I le_ INI. ii 7 1 111 U 11 1J 9 11 111 11$ 111 11 it U 104 WS 105 . 101 le Oe Ca r 3 99 1 3 2 1 9 49 2 92 id $ $1 1 1 - - tll, It II ii 21 PIE i+ egrdis,dl 10 14 I 1 1 61 63 OB 70 10 12 pm 17 2 19 2 17 19 5 41 62 S 4 134 lie 35 Sl_ 36_ 1 6 6 par } tm 11 pm lf Ot Ws a la PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Ln - sitnnot., Fin. I&—Fele" to-day :—Caledonlan Stock, 107— Eastern Counties Stock, Ili—Lancaster and Carlisle, 201/—Lan. emigre and Yorkshire Stock. 107/ 4—Londoe and North Western, 07 r I 7 71 1 1, Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 441 i—Midland atm , 1331 s 1 I l--Ditto New (01. 4a. shares), It orrn Eastern, Berwick. 091 ex div.—floath Luken, to &le n and Furness, ii—Ballalo and lake ihmos. 6 9-10—Ditto ,7 per cent. 101. shares), 7i—hutch Rhenish. 1116 p.—treat Luxembourg. lo 7-10 7-10 10 7-10 a—Oreat West of Canada. 111—Illinois Central, 40 J.—Sambre and Memo, 8: — Thal.. awl Mersey Marine, 117-16 2 p. Me.Ycnrsyxa, Faa. 10.—The market wan stroot and active. Great Lux, mhoerg, 101 7-16—Oreat Ship, Ce. Sd. Trunk of Canada, 61-throat Western of Canada, it}—(Treat Western, 71`` Illinois Linitral, 43.0d.-Lancashire and Yorehire, 107} f —Lomion mud North Western, 9ml 7l—Manchester, Sheffield, and Linoulnshire, 444 11—llitto Redeemable Preference. 1 p.-111.1- land, 1331 i -North Eastern, Bernick, 901 - South Eastern, 25 7-16 a 7-16.—Ditto New (Ist Issue 4-10 p.—Ditto (2nd tune) 116 n —Thames and Mersey Marine insurance, t pm.—North British Re.leemahle Preference flan, 1011.16—Illinois (paid up), 63—Weet Midland, Newport, 44-Fleetwoods, Sl—Fire Assurance, 1} triton and Laontr, 234—Bank of Man chester, 01 p.--thwestry and Newtown Preference. luj. TH. FRENCH ItURDERER.—A letter from Bourg gives the following details respecting DumoHard:— His antineeity against his wife seems to have calmed down, for he has asked pet mission to see her, but elle positively refused, saying, " 1 despise him too much!" She seems quite resigned to her fate and declined to appeal against her sentence. Dumollard often expresses his regret that he can no loner get a draught of milk from his cow, which be had named Lolotte. "What a gond one she was!" he exclaimed. " How dell she trot be with her new master! How I used to relish a cup of her milk when tired and thirsty !" At first Dumollard could not bring himself to spend a soon for provisions, while always oomplaining of the nature of the prison fare. His avarice and his gourmandise were con- ! TVICSDAT Femme. Meetly at variance. At present he has made up his mind to lessen, in a alight degree, his hoard, and purchases Consols, which closed yesterday at 92i to 93, ea and other such articles. Second letters have both for money and the 6th of March, opened this been met to Dumellerd from England, all of a re - I morning at the same quotation, and closed at 921 ligious character, exhorting him to repent and die to 15.16. The official business report is as fol .' good Christian. One of them came from a lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, Methodist congregation in London. A baker at ditto for account (March 6), 93 ; Bank Lyons who make, models in bread of all public 23 ; character,, has added Dumollard to his °saw- Stock, 241 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 93k, 1 ; tion. Another girl has recognised bim as a man New Three per Cente., 931, 1, 1 ; Thirty '' ears who, some time since, engaged her for the service of the Annuities, 1886, 15 5-16, 9-16 ; India Stock, 224 ; famous chateau. She save that, after she had accepted his ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 106 a, ; ditto Four offer, she told him thal she could not go at ones, as her clothes were detained for 30fr. due at her lodgings. per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100, 99i ; ditto, 1864 What," said he, angrily, "you run into debt, do yet! or 1806, _99j, • ditto Bonds, 275. prem. ; Five- Then Toe will not suit my masters." So saViag , aPealsatir and-a - 1 per dent. " enfacea " rupee paper, 1071, quite digested, he abrepttleft her. I, 107. OZZAT NORTHERS IiCNIPITAL, Sun's-Cam.— 1 The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady, Number of patienta for the week ending February 15,1158, of which 348 were new cam at 1061 to 1. The Five per Cent. rupee paper at 1011 to 102 ; and the Five-and-a-Half, at IOF to j. l'he March Exchequer Bills were quoted 13s. le 16s. prem. ; the Juue, 13.. to 19s. prem. ; sod India Bonds, 245. to 275. prem. The transactions in foreign stocks were numerous. but prices in several instances showed • drooping tendency. A large amount of business continues to be doss in bank shares, which remain generally very fire. An improvement took place to-day in London and Wentminster, City, Oriental, Loudon and Boutls African, and Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and Cbin. Oriental Inland Stearn, Canada Land, and Victoria Dock stocks were all inquired for. . • The closing quotations for shares in new under. takings were as follows :—Ocean Marine, 7i to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1i to 2 prem. ; Universal Marine, 2 to 1i dis. ; Lou don and Provincial Marine, 1-16 die to 1•111 prem. ; Mercantile Fire, I to 1 prem. ; Commer cial Union, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem. ; and City al improvementsl Company, i to i prem., being er. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwcz. The mining market to-day is active. Attention is chiefly directed to the undermentioned mines, which are quoted as follows : East Caradon, 301 to 8; Markel Valley 10 to ; South Frances, 96 to 100 ; Wheal Ludcott, 3 to ; East Derma Consols, 14 to 2 ; Cook's Kitchen, 294 to 30S, Wheal Seton, 120 to 122 ; Wheal Grenville, to ; Wheal Unity, 19a. to 21s. ; and Great W Fortune, 14} to 15. Port Phillip Mining shares are rather fiat, and are marked par and prem. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 644 to 654. Other foreign, as well as colonial, descriptions are generally steady. A call of ss. is to be paid on the shares in the Great Northern Mining Company of South Aug trails by the lfith March. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received, by telegram front Lisbon, the following report, dated Morro Vella), January : "Produce for December, 50,328 oitavas ; cost for ditto, 9,7131 ; profit for ditto, 9,2761. ; produce, nine days of Jan., 12,760 oitavas. Note.—The telegram is partly unintelligible is regard to the nine days' produce of January." At the North Buller Mine meeting yesterday the accounts showed a debit balance of 1791. 10s. A call of 10a. per share was made. At Rhoswydol and Becheiddon Mine rday tb accounts showed a debit balance of 2381. 9s. id. It is pro posed to raise fresh capital for the prosecution of future operations by the issue of forfeited @bares. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MA RIE-LANE.-(TEUS DAY.) The supply of English wheat fresh up this week is sgaia very contracted, burley, oata, beam, an d peas lees liberal *ma last week. and very few seeds. Flour moderate. Soot* oats in fair supply, bat not equal to last week. Irish me. scanty. The foreign arrivals are insignificant. One small cargo at American, and one of Mediterranean wheat. Of flour, a smell quantity of American barrels. Barley, only two small parcels of bags from Hamburg. No foreign Gate. A few bags of tares, and nothing else worth notice this week. The wheat Laude continues iu the same inactive `state which has prevailed of late ; calm of a retail character oalw at previous rates for most descriptions, English and forego Flour without change in value from Monday, and veer little business doiog. Barley trade dull for all descriptions. Oats without change in quotation from Monday for al good samples, but inferior neglected. Beans, peas, and tares barely support last week's prices. Beeda --Cloverafied very sloe, with a tendency dome wards. Canary and mustard inactive. Linseed and rape seed the turn dearer this week, cake, a better sale. FLOATING CAEGOM -Vire little inquiry, and valve nominally about equal to Moiday. WnLtT.-English: Essex and Kent, white, new, 56a. le 615.; ditto, fine old, -s. to -s.; ditto, red, new, 525. toile.; ditto, fine old, -a. to --e. ; Norfolk, &a., flue old, -a. to -a.; red, new, -a. to -a. Foreign : Dsntaic, 625. to fine, 66e. to 70s. • extra, 70s. to 74e.; Konigsberg, 57a. to 624.• ditto, extra, Ma. to 68a; Rostock, extra, 00a. to Us.; Mecklenburg red, 425. to 665.; Uckermark ditto, -o - American white, 61a. to 645.; ditto, red, 565. to 62a; Cane: diaa, 56e. to 62a. BABLIT.-English malting, 36a. be 37 ; fine, 40s. ; Finding, 29a. to 305.; au,lthstilling, 31s. to 335. per qr.; foredo reading, 265. to 305.• ditto distilling, 30s. to 324. MAW -Boglish, Essex and Norfolk, 58e. to 62a. ; Mho 62a, to 67a. ; Kingston and Ware, 64e. to 704.; brow; 495. to 57a. -- f3a - iti.=gnglish feed, 20.. Od. to Zs. Od. potato. 245. to 283. ; foreign, 21. i. to 26e. Ars, 31541. to 38s. Biwa.-English tick, 355. to 36a. ; harrow, 391. to 405.; 39e. to 40s. • foreign, 31s. to 4. ; tisk, Ver to 38s. o 38s. ; Konigsberg, :13 394. to 40s. ; lan, :Mi. to 34n. Peso.-English bolus, 38s. to 395.; w ite and ling to 41a. ; -s. to -a. grey, 34a. to 384.; tog, 3k. to 38e. ; foreign, 345. to 375. 7140111.-English town, 495. to 505.; ditto fine, 50.. to 55E4 country, 455. t. 461.; Norfolk awl Suffolk, 404. to 42a; French, -a. to pet sack; U.S. sweet. 294. to Th.; Carnitlilltl. 29, to : Spanish. 47.. to 494. ----...-. . - INDIAN COP.N.-White. 33.. to 35a. ; ye ll ow, 31e. to 33a. FLOATING CatNWT" all C. F. and 1.-Wheat Bete anski sad liarimEmple, per 4921 be., 535. to 55e. ; Gbirka, 50e. 1055 a ; Polish Odessa, per 4801 be., red, 475. to 51.5. ; white. - Danube and (:,lots, 435. to 49a. ; 41e. ; to 435. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per F iltrh:-. 241. to 245. ; Odessa and Danube, do., 24e. to 255. Baena t Egyptian, per 4801be.,325. to 33e. Mai ze Odessa mud Galata. per 4221 be., 335. 03. to 345. ; Ibrail and Balg,mo, par 4801ba, 325. Ott. to 335. ; French. do., -s. American, do., 31s. to 325. ; Egyptian, -a. to -s. 81:11DIL-Osnary seed, pee v. 40e. to 50i. ; Hemp end, per qr., 465. to 50a.; seed, per '4 . .134'1. white, Gs. to 9.1. • blown, 7e. to 10s. ; Linser‘l, pit qr.. crushing, 575. to '684. ; Linseed cakes, English, ;or too, 111.4.15. to 114. ; American, thin. in Mi... per tom. 12/. Os. to 12/. 10s.; do., in bage,lll. Oa to 111. Belga. 01. to Of. Os. ; Marseilles, 10 .to MY. 10‘.. Heist c.kee, Onto 71. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, k. to Os. 6d. ; Rape. seed, English, per qr., 36e. to 69a. ANDIVELB INTO LONDON FROM FEB. IT TO I'ED. Ilk Cask& and wawa. &lad r..-% Ma. Inked Ilmalery 0.. Malt near, English, 1001 sack.: foreign, 800 sacks 1000 barrels. M. I rd. I wasways. !Algorism all ! 'Antwerp • Imirordsal all Ardmore 16 , Bahia* & Yrs. U. (.7 p.e ▪ 11:slitatt L ludic° aD Pastier* to 111rsionsass ICarakeeux !Iles * Ball ▪ i ° V. P titeuelon 16 Dutch Rhenish all lbaatern of rranee al 1 0d. Rusetan gun. 6. p. a all 'Gt. Central of Frames all 01. Lurembw. Coast ah all Italian Juuotlos ell !mks Coattanc• 41, Bale ill Liens anti Turaboat all 'Lyons and Ovum all Marts Antonia all Nain.hlbeget tr lthe ell llo.ep.e.Yrf. Behg.gov. al Northern of lb Do. New Shares •• • • all Norwegian Traub Prat 13 OttonmehanyrimAidlal all Marla Lyons. sad hlsdll all Paris and Orleans if Illscdte sod & Vesicles* (Perass=hp. all am Da all 'Boyd d il* 2 IV 7 par all Ilarmare aged Maass_ all I Do. per weal Pod LLB assa& ra7parsi. 7 8.11. a Portat i r . peeespi aD Suelhent et • ,Wsit llsaders all j lar. 5. per seat. Peal all welt F. W. of Wrawas • iWealsom al kastrla 93 91. 93 n • eir Se -I 100 11l LW In 111 LW II SS 111 114 U 9 111 116 116 116 109 109 111 101 100 80 01 10 I 2 IN 104 101 17 I d 104 11 17 79 19i 31 rot 136 137 112 114 112 114 116 140 112 114 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS 11114 Two o'CLoci. The funds remain as dull as for some days past. There is no change in prices. The languor of busi ness may be gathered from the fact that not a single transaction is officially recorded in Consols for the account. English railways, after rising steadily for some days, exhibit a reaction. Foreign securities of nearly all kinds are well supported. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 70fr. 30c., showing a fresh reduction of per cent since yesterday._ Consols are officially marked 93 and 921 for money. The present quotation is 921 to 93 both for money and the 6th of March. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 2411, 2421, 241 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 1; New Three per Cents., 931, ; Five per Cent. Annuities, 109 ; India Stock, 224, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 106/, 1 ; ditto for account, 1061 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863 or 1866, 991 ;Four per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 89 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1011 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 16e., 13s. prem. ; ditto June, 15s. prem. There has been a fair amount of general busi ness in the foreign stock market. Mexican Bonds are lower, being last marked 341. The Turkish Loan of 1854 has fallen 1 per cent., being quoted 84 to 1. The loan of 1858 was pu, chased as high as 751 in the morning, but is now weaker. Venezuela Bonds and the Spanish Certificates continue very well supported. There are also inquiries for Italian Five per Cents_ Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and - a-Half per Cents., 1852, 911 ; Chilian Six per Cents., 1031; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 85/ ; Equador New Consolidated, 181 ; French Four and-a-Ralf per Cent. Rentee, 99fr. (exchange 25fr.); Italian Five per Cents., 681 (exchange 25fr.) Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 35, 341 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 471; Russian Five per Cents., 102 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 611 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 531 ; ditto Passive, 201, 20; the Committee's Certificates, 8, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 841 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 76,1, 741; ditto 100 g. Bonds, 761, ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1021, ox div. ; Venezuela Three per Ceuta., for account s 26. In connexion with the rise in Spanish Certificates there is &rumour which may be important, if true —that France refuses to swept from Spain pay ment of her debt in new Spanish Bonds, in conse quence of those securities being excluded from most of the stock markets of Europe. The amount of gold withdrawn from the Bank I yesterday for abroad was 18,000/., making iu all 180,0001. since the last return. The Pera will take, to-morrow, 126,3971. in specie for the East, of which 20,2411. is gold and the rest silver. Subjoined are the particulars : For Alexandria, 12.030/. ; Ceylon, 2001 . ; Madras, 23,2521. ; Calcutta, 51, 7301. ; Penang, 5,030/. ; Singapore, 7001. • Hong Kong, 8,670/. ; Foo-choo foo, 6,2751. ; and for Shsnghae, 18,5701. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon expe rienced no alteration of importance. Subjoined is our usual list : iniiter7lanT, 3 mouths, ILIB to j ; ditto, 3 days, 11.15 j to 101; Rottordani, 3 months, ILIB to 1 ; Antwerp, 3 months. 25.40 to 5 ; Hamburg, ins. Dante 3 months, 13.73 to 8 ; PntA 3 days, 25.121 to 17j ; ditti 3 months, 25.40 to 5 ; Fdatt-on-the-llaine, 3 mouths, 1181 to 119 ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 mouths, 3211 to I ; Vienna, eff. So., 3 months, 14.10 to 15; Triode, eft So., 3 mend's, 14.10 to 15 ; Xadrid, 3 months, 483 to ; Cadiz, 3 months, 483 to j ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.521 to 7j; Genoa, 3 months, 25.50 to 5 ; ARIAN 3 mouths, 23.50 to 3 ; Naples, 3 months, 40 to j Palermo, 3 mouths, 120* to j ; Messina, 3 months, 126! to 1; Lisbon. 90 dpi, 523 to j ; Oporto. 90 days, 523 to j. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was very C.roug, with sales to the extent of 8,000 bales. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 31st Jan. were 10,6331. sterling, being 2,482/. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The half-yearly report of the directors of the Salisbury and Yeovil Railway Company shows an increase of about 15 per cent. in the traffic. After paying all charges and 5 per cent- interest on the preference capital, the directors propose a dividend at the rate of 4e per cent. per annum. The twenty-sixth annual meeting of proprietors of the Live-pool and London Fire and Lifu Insur ance Company was held on the 13th instant, at LiverpooL Although the events of the past year have pressed with unusual severity on the resources of fire insurance companies, the result of the year's experience to this office is favourable, a large addi tion having been made to its revenue. The fire premiums reached 360,1301., being no less than 46,4051. more than in 1860. A large amount of life business has likewise been trausected. The balance at the credit of this department at the close of 1861 was 762,262/. 15s. 9d., showing an audi tion of 64,477/. Bs. Bd. to the life reserve us the result of the b.usineas of the year. The reserved surplus fund is now 216,4201. The balance at the credit of profit and loss account is 200,49 W. 3s. 9d. and from it the directors take the same dividend which the proprietors have re ceived for several years, and when that has been paid the balauce of undivided profit will be144,218L 19s. 9d. Of the dividend now declared, crne-third was paid in anticipation on the Ist September last, and the remainder, for which warrants will be issued in due time, will be payable as usual on the Ist of March. The aggregate at the credit of the several feuds of the company is 1,311,9061., which is satisfactorily invested. The report concludes by congratulating the proprietors upon the position of the undertaking and by expressing confidence in the future. _ _ _ 22 ri 2 id _id We are requested to state that the directors of the Library Company (Limited) will close their first list of shareholders (which carries the frre privilege of subscription to the library) on the 3rd March. Mr. Henry Moor, chairman of the Itreciitersauean Extension Telegraph Company, has joined the board. The new Victoria Loan was in demand, and rose per cent., clueing at lOt to f. Subjoined are the latest quotation's of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening, viz : Insuranoe.—Alliance British and Foreign, 141 to ditto Marine, 561; Commercial Union, 3 ; Globe, 931 ; Indemnity Marine, 154 ; Loudon and Provincial Marine, 2 1 2; MArine, 100; Mercantile Fire ' 31 ; Geese Marine, 12# 1 1 ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 41 # 1 • Universal Marine, 2d. Gas Light and Coke. i - C ity of LoOdon, A, 2d ex d. ; Great Central, 121 1 ; 1m New, G3l 4 ; Imperial Conti nental, 491; London , 7 ; WestmiusterCharteral, New, 32. Canals.—ltegent's(or London), 24. aterwarks. —Lambeth, ; Southwark and Vauxhall, 113; West Middlesex, 101. Docks.—Loudon, ; St. Katharine, 61 601 ; South ampton, 51 1. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday a warrant was granted for the apprehension of the bankrupt T. G. Eider, a leather merchant, and a creature of Streit feild and Co.'s, who failed in the crash in the leather trade with 40,0001. of liabilities and with scarcely ally assets. MINCING LANE. 7 (TRIB DAY.) SUGAIL—The market is steady at firm prim , for relinieg, and at about previous prices for other Mauritius sold, very low soft brown, Vs. id. t." 25..; ordinary to middling, 29a. 6d. to ; fine brown to mid dling callow, are. Gd. to 38s. ; grainy, 37e. bd. to 41.. ed.; crystallised good to very fine, 42e. to 43s- ; Bengal date low yellow, :ais. to :14. 6a. ; ordinary to fine brown, 30s. •;r1 34a; Pollens fine brown, 345. to 33e. ; low to very goal. 35e. Ga. to 40e, ; end Havanual, No. 114 to 12, at ;Os. 94. Refined goods are readily disposed of as soon as prn‘liced ai firm prices. COFFEE. —At the public sides parcels of the new crop el Plontetiou Ceylon are readily disposed of at him meta Other descriptions sell steadily. Middling to fine middling blue, 745. Gd. to 85e. 6d. ; pea berry, 73 to lo'ss. ; floe ordinary and bold Native sold at 71s. to 725. ; ; fine long berry Mocha, 112 s. to 114 s. ; sod good oidivary mixed Singapore, 635. to 635. 6d. Cocoa.-1311 hogs Grenada sold at 565. to 575. TIM —The market wotinuee quiet. hurl.—No sales reported. }Gott.—The market is still inactive. 100 tons Ballast sold for arrival at 9s. ex ship. PEPPER.—Grey Siugspure sold at 3id., good Id. ; cash. SALTPETHE bas dechurd lid. per cwt., refractiou el soli at 375. (kl. Corrox. —The market is firm. . . g:;;•;1...w 1 13;;;,^uI so1411;t barely the forr..er vain% 3P. 175. 6.1. to 101. TALLOW MAltliET.--(THIS DAT.) The market i* steady. Tenn tallow is quoted 16'., cot inch ; Petersburg Y.C.. on the spot, 4*. 3.1 ; March. Cs. 3d. ; April to Jane, Cs. $l. ; October to Lc. ember, 4tn. to Ode. 6d. BOROUGH HOP 31ARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Memo. Pationd,l and Ronda report the demand stead? for both Ei glialt and foreign hop at thin r.tte4. There is an adoosive tittle doing to old hops for crporlatiou. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Widl4 &ad Lambton, ISt. 3d. ; Wain End Ibinniens Us. 6d. ; Tsoftelid Moor Butes, 19s 6d. ; Welt Ilirthir 14e. &L Huddles lisztley. 14s. dd. ; Bel y 41.1 larUsy, 14s. ; Dailkliotie Hartley, 14e. &L —HT ships al BOARD OF TRADE, WHITIMALL, Fall. I;.—The Right Honourable the Loris of the Committee of Privy Conocil for Trade have teneivod, Free the Secretary of Stale for Foreign Affairs, a copy of a despatch from her MVO's Consul at Lisboa, eoebg • or", of a notice issue also Lisbon Board of Health, declaim the pints of the pro vince of Angola to be considered free from infection with yellow foyer, since the Bth ! orgeber tic.