The Express. — London, England, 1858-02-26 00:00:00

THIS 114 y.) neral melting India, AnAralla, rrp . Mr. T. A. of dirrctors, in W meeciag tat crepe/ out the at air k • the two mac sunset both at 'segment. with oadect of the cad Dmotay , it out, sod as • to mouetisce • m animled. *a sad applies. cirtgleale, la dilly fraill•d. rots( butzum, miaow. of rake the severe tom- I la • is sow Ling iambs firmer out. rif the temitetka. ut moiety a the s of the charter, if the tummy portmaty of m eek. set:Z: i r of rat of mina asia ea la la& will real. par manila. .0130 V. 27,471 Awns ctfp), at 22 me rap5ia,49,323,/ . mI peel Rau 32,300 ahem, 3 12.2322 10., UM December, alma accossal. sareholdem, ru. : ▪ 34. , half-reor 5,164,‘„ 2.3811 17a. Ild. '2.3,3071. 135. 104 treat, d Ragland 21. 141., cult to with ousts ia mazy emplane) of the report tad a tact that set tle, payment at elk had ties hat rears eta,l..arooz at lao, tn toft at Bond - ay and director. sea& wag them yea , Ile wee mill wr its operations No gnat delay Leary ta China low krthwith it of the baud et the mottos, de t, that th.. I.aalt ratty his latent, , n t.) it hi awl h., t to the mo. 42 refused him h. *mholdera. it. btataact bow the ups not euta. Laing granted I. pent in ua dna ~a the /3rd but. tndexPoitcl;ooe; on the capital u.a of 9471., follow was to retain 16,0004 he ihaireholdas hokl 700 sham them, believiag that if It mere ply occupied bp itrisally opposed Lho WON as tamped Oast -ere ,sow of tat• ,et that a com . with the &se e on or raiding report &ad pllllolld. re. tee shareholders El re-elected, sad eves of thinks 'VA r.-/THIS de meeting of I ..iiiithend Ke- Tanrn; Mr. J. Inoctors, in th >ta and ea t. In 18 the odinus 36,278/., .114e .2 7zZta wer; rLn r , port, and r Ily merreaster.eatag; at E ea Dock ccbeco• r Doi ; now thaf wary prospect Ist have an um- , rospecto of tbo anis. although i n 1557, as ves t attnbutable to on , e of building Timis. Ir pa o i kl there • meant year the to exhibit arantee. The a..w l7i rote of A per oast. surplus profits. voted that the o leave the Lim roprietors of • Mr. C. non It Gk.. 31, 186; • dock was 53 in 1656. i Fra. cassiderell , ed tba liee he whole w (Deeds, pc pitat was bag is tam char. lad bon uctly at sow nasal place. TL. 'lobbied tbb Tiro .IB staLtata mae=asia - a Laing with stanag that ten spooisted Betided. is Mr. Sahara) Ilte to ban u addition to memorial sa lved by the= ratanats boot of Mr. voluntary taz the year la try society titutioa nay ru , 11Litil die t January .boto won conoidend died beat I . the taw the boepital LAW INTELLIGENCK THIS DAY. COURT OF QUEEN'S '.TENCH. pimp GA Nil Prim M 010 :4•11—Beine Lod Olouptoll sod • j wy.) ROYAL BRIIABR BANK. Ulna?' DST. mg ADM 1. ■CttbNADT MOWN, NDWAID ISDATLIII, mos* Droll" 'dactsoo. 'sauna MASTS= am mt. VILLtAig iJANIII . 011101, JOIN ITIPLITON, AND ICON lIINDI cannot. inks Lad einsphell Melt hie rat IS Ullb baseb thil it , rim he teltathei theist the ossolaisnenh. Atirrean's m ny on the tart of the mouth be would wears the there veal to-nrirrow la ear thee be might fa the mantles have opyottnalty of maim over his notes beam he earesoed 11P ca.-, %dry, caned sod ezeinisoil by Xr. D. Seymour. are Lad Lathered of the musty of Roth I rea lm( /may bow ism I lave knows lir. Cazenies, but a ndsly awe liAl, beeesse at that time et sere aminerted walker it the sr essetheat of the &lairs a the anney. He ti osa of sy deptity-bethesesta. I had to enside Ida as .say matters of treat arid coalition., sad K that thee he vat ate of the mat eleciatt, honourable, end arriloriaos Aar. I era thew. Mr Atherton than roes to address the jury at the part of the paradise'. He said the time W sow arrived for the discharge, us his part, of a Noel arduous duty. which until the inquiry had pro ceeded far he did not suppose would be car eyes him. It was owning to the shades of hie learned friend Sir F. yheeirr t i • high pretties in the law, that he stood bo re them as leading astasel in thie prosecution- an elevation which the profession and the country, without illeinctioa, hailed with satielaction, sad le which no one more rejoiced than himself. Still he could not but regret en occurrence, to which was to be attributed the trt, that • car in which the Manson of lora were boned up, had not bees cosesitled to other Ueda than his own; nor could he bat teal sows grate' - prehenor„ teat, pecelvesters. there might be la Or furthe ap r conduct of the ear, a chance or possibility of the roe riser rase . I pierce, which but foe list occernmet word mot have ✓um. He had, however, the In the discharge of this restritof crib 0 mail l s = 111 • 1 bet we the jury cease to emir *sir mullet, they wenlibace the assistance of iha Itimincesejedoesal, the pantoned Isms and great experience of the mite and banned lord who rat on tha bench. Avid as rowel thminfres, this he must say, that they had brought lab the box a knowledge. expo moot, and acquaintance with basins' which had enabled them to follow intelligently the eerier detests and artunula tions of facts and figures which it led bees the duty of the crown to lay before them —nay more, that for eleven keg days dry had exhibited • ripest oar and • patient sates nee, which had on all sides been observed, and which wee alike creditable to the individuals who had exhibited It to the country which inW be well proud of mach men, and to the a atistration of justice is which they bore so importer • part. To the beet of his ability he would sow address Ginn/ to the case before them , he would endeavour to explain the law se it bore upon a prosecution of this description, and he would submit to them such general remarks ae to thaposition of thedadindants r the went. of the area seemed to require. He would deal with three details, which appeared to him to bring home to defeadant after defendant the charge made in this laforma non— to such facto as implicated and mixed up all the defendants in the trassaotks• which formed the substance of that information, and particularly those which showed, that with • full knowledge of what they ere vouching, they put their names to whet was free and fraudelent. The able and eloquent counsel who had successively addressed than had more than once silted him to point out the morment.—nay, some had gone so far as to ask him to point out the place of the oxispiracy. But in order to obtain a verdict of guilty against persons included la such • charge, neither m law nor in jerboa could such proof be demanded, sad in many Instances it could not be bu rred. Wee It to be supposed that when certain prams were proved to have memoirs-I to do any illegal act, aims the guilty corder were brought together at • yard ed/if hour or place, a verdict could not be given wilt them ? Bomb • construction of the law would be met go/amenable and if it prevailed few con spirers amid be brae& to light red platinised. He would eine tuba all the proof was whisk reason, hireme, sad the Zsgr ird aw demanded el such • conspiracy ma was ben . There tame be tweent— two or more VMS be itm • purpose Of object in mosaamos—thst payees or mot he wrong and alegal, sad there mar be acts o two or rem, si t whatever their number, In furtherers of that comers, ille gal purpose sad object in co-eperation each with the ether. If these facts were proved the canchnion wee ineistehle, and no mind could escape tram It. Lord Campton said the &denim of the leered ammeal might give rue to mining, as he might be supposed to mean that in all oases of oanepireey there must be proof of auto dose. As a 60941 lawyer Mr. Atherton knew well that the crime of conspiracy might be complete without any act being done. Mr. Atherton regretted be had been miriade:Mood, and was obliged to his lordship for his correction, but be had been radio applyiog the doctrine to acre like the present. It was quite correct that the crime of cassylnicy would be complete without say acts being done in furtherance of It, but the mon satisfactory psuof which could be adduced of • compintey consisted of overt acts, and he could very well cOllOllOll that • jury who were called upon to preeeence • verdict in the absence of any overt acts would And themselves in a 11041/011 of considerable difilcuhy earl asharrsesinest. In this case, however, there were overt acts set out. The conspiracy se charged the present information wee in point of fact and en this, that the defendants misrepresented te the shareholders and customers of the Royal British Bank, and to the world at large, the pecuniary state and condition of that bank. What tort be the position of the defendants in reference to tics shareholders sod the world ? With the ex of Mr. Camiron, they acted in the milder, oat of wha t t i° l: information had arisen as directors of the bank. Such also was the position in which they presented themselves to the shareholders and the public. Wu that position thrust epos them against their will ? Wire they called upon Ile discharge the dries it 'evolved without a entrat of their own? They all know that such wee not the am Each of the defendants voluntarily reamed and took on Ishmael' the position of a director and its 'spear bilidee—aay more, each accepted his share el the 1,0001. which was annually voted out of the buds of the bank, and which wee paid to those directors who attended from time le time the court and can slim reelinp. Bat in Torridly taking on themselves Sal maim they knew, and were also aware that the shrehelehre sad die public knew that troy wore eseassieg thmessime estarsi bly with • bank whisk wee add by charter and which wee diddialebel la id dem sassy other basking almlllinemee lathe mesevrer whitsteak which be weed ad my hal stamped en it the obarseter of enthra lled? mil end bilk, but whisk gave it a character of oempaidles piledy sal made the dudes of those con gested with be termsere of a palate dos wear than those of peelsle rivals Mei& Amidst the admit phis igasnese ea the part of the aellarime he dld not remember am of his leered Meads tieing his ennui's ignorance of the eisnlents of Se illillC - HO emmier wee justified to asemerae, even V It were a themead times denied est melt al the segs dshethnl dedel e la Zabel the bank mate Ma ssif _ whit of the iherete and deal at seitlemene. WWI =wee Ilea le be isms from these emelimadeast That they milerteek Mies the world ap maw idelleakta aseeriase with ism The lath dome Waded a geed wawa le mem ekeneeleas an ery Manny townreeldr. Oamseas, white were ands ca b e half of ths other admirals. They wore mid " All this may be wort, Mat it is all coriag to the amoral mss gar ; we loft everything to hies, and whims hr hem does has been dose by him:. The Isms' gemidentem weed se hr ea to say, that Mr. Caesarea me sad maniwient ; but if the deeded MR le id gentleman, th e y failed to idea test, inhered is provisions of the charter, end dessivek and semmitted a trend ep ee noir elems= air eastemers, sad the world The dal wed Shea mad as provisions la the deed, .._dis wide mated of the Mak la tds leads of the sod soyddse the bask to be weasel up when fee sespins - Ind reserved feed of fa. kw Lb of the espial Ma been sae weal sad salidy lost. He Willi SOW mend Is deal with the amps orbit* had Ina made esoket the Crewe by the lemeed deademea who repented the dedmiate. He would at NM say dest to lam added me of the dolhadoses would have been •dwaßeien al duty on is pert of the Attorney- en* npramatiag the C= sd end wadi have ha hem en est d *imam the caber iimaaels atilt wield have Zee a mist of Just =I. nadirs the arms of the eight de were pea on the lairearat Ilse be W • sediedattory mower to the sienipielni ea die Crews had spread Its net so wide, sad hal embraced m many, and thee shut their ammilm, Na Wt. hart Men Valiant, Mr. Frederick Vaasa, sad lb. Simi were all alive rad of mead mind. rassory, and mar 'mediae. Some of these gentlemen, if not all a am, had bees in art darks this trial. The learned u..tleonur wee proomding with his address when or report ROM COLLSoi Or BUSOBOo following =rbaying ogdospeno Sko We woodoolloos for ims, war• awnlikol tawabno of We New at Ilas mode/ of Wo NM of Warolowo ea iho Wan Wiest : Marra J roam mplap am" lookokess. Wen UM. John Raw Ho s err* ma n ir namps linailinark , Arline Wyatt 114~, Wet iiiiMpa ; Robot BMWs worttkDavid Oinid.fiann ,• Inoilal Jahn aCe. Sa lo ; Owswllisek = = this Glig rolreloi , e rnOw al ; bil lason Cook, Taws, esonty Galway ; I:La Mawr& ism i r a illsoina; nod Mawr Jackson, Pm" Combellog. DAY.) THE EXPRFSS, FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 26, 1858. SHARE LM2S.-2HIS DAY. Two o'CLoaL The raiker..7 share market to-day is generally rather Batter, in sympathy with Consols ; most of the Lading stocks are now quoted minus the half yearly diridr_nd. London and North Western le quoted 99! to 100, ex die. ; Midland, 991 to 1, es_ div.; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 94 to 4, ex dm.; (Treat wedeen, 60i to 61i, ex die; and Eastern Qounties, which shows comparative steadiness, 12; to 1 per share, ex div. Foreign and colonial shares present no important alteration, but there seems lees disposition to buy. French railway shares exhibit considerable de ! pression. m. It e re . jj aie l 4 lesilar p...1.114.. a: Ira A4Blllaa. *it a ... Da. Da. , Camilai VI ' Da. Now 6 p. reesa It- . !Mara Oak*, 4 per OM. laaseddra 6 par ox ita. a Obagovr.Sp. Oesa , a , Perth, Duerl.. 4 p. a V 4 re:eliltro:...pa e. per Oust .. ..... ... AA= tt#l:t .ILI!LtW.I 4 a 0.114.4.1111 A a De. pp. ea Nina . D.east.l ream. 44p. et De. env. teals 4 p.a. Do Waimea 4 amt. Do. Mare De.aholer SLIP. Do. 46. Me t t . l. i li t aL litrearee de. lam iTadoldrie6p.4.44. Norl De. Oeis. 1 per 6.1 ca Ds 4a. 6 par ea 1114, 4 4A.N.W.Oraltam.6p. a 4.44. W. ? p. c. Pt lelp ti I.4a4oaelarr ea , ' Dees• 4 44 re.=!=ek i et ( 4 11.1. 9 . 4. Do. 4 o. CrAki. 6 p. 4 D It lii lie 109 sil a Do. 41 Do. 5 !droo — lirerVirrecitc; I cent., of lb option Du Itiot Norfolk Debut., I p el oh Do. Sp. et. SU. Block, lief Nau I.lfol —bow. p ire( D o o. do. do . .. Do. Lads low et: ko. Do. Tort.ss. & & punt Lord.V=Vol. 6 p. gairsetoe . ... , d0..11n0 plum . too tioe - itleb lreetr;TE;;Tril €1.:44111101bar410.44.8P.e I Do. pet and I' ref. Set Do. 11 marl Pre. 1344 Beath Dom 11144 44 p. e. B. I/4 4C MAL Aree.11.4.61 Do. 44 per awl.. Do. lasi 44 poraet.. . Booth Wake mr. 4 wet Do. 46 pee awl .... Pout b Torloldrr4p.el . r4 I=2=4::: 1/ITION L Elei.. 111=03 104 ibi. IaNTONIO W Cild."l4arat 01011 enalar.lois. la.g. 4A Da Da. AIL Nita • I egla!!lhres II a lit i rdra ead=i.llide :: oD • . mr a. ' gremro:l:=sr. IN IN He • k 111 Sal I 111 17. di * 114. SS IS N I Dime.. Mad leer Do. 0. Ds. Rad= pig De. p. a add. Oedesi 44 & Yob. iv. Sim& oe au se i rtliti i Lid ml . t 8 por raids; oder L. 0. Pratt= Great Lades Iradowle De. Now . De. de. K Wad. Obadid.lli Ds. Now De. Alija/ Old 10I• De. 42. 1/0 De. a d s Thoplidel sp. Maw Our. 44 per aid trr amt. be. anzind. ll" • 1110•6.11 par giDa.* lder*, Orp.lp.s. Ida a. 11.4wwws.awasoft Ided Ma) d. De.d. I!0' "C ~~': ice" N N 100 106 -- 4 - 4I 100 111 119 114 11l LIO Ili 190 L7O MI 74 n 110 m 113 ll7 105 107 1.4 64 10 4 1 IN 94 47 40 46 N 141 1 14 16 ii i 74 6 74 75 19 N H 14 14 16 171 140 IN 1//5 si us is 'sr IF 115 102 101 96 96 111 In 107 IS 10 100 a 1 Ns _0; es In 113 In 10 11$ 1 71 73 1" I 1 6 1 m 101 1113 Il le to. it 10 8 dim 11 10 16 16 17 111 iii ii 6 6 $ a ijsl ip. 1 ~. of 11 in i• in L no a trt i d '' i 4 p. 3 112 4 ii Wil 1 1 99:1 I GI i ad C JAZZ& N :J urn NIL. id 61 zd 611 ► 1 zd 7 31 44 14 14 XI Id 1 sis IN fa N i 4N I N $ ii i Fn is lit in _ i V st ... N 4 os is u ss Si PM LINIP. AT rim liIIITAIA lanvara I c'% W W M 1 p.m. N Ni Ni 141 11 1 "Ni 4 44 US 1U U 14 SS U ✓ 110 ei 1111 IS IN i Vol N N 111 141 1 14 11i 101 N 11l N N g I 106 I" MONEY N4RXE2-7H13 DAY Two o'Ciooi. The funds to-day are flatter, owing partly to the uneasiness felt with reference to French affairs, and partly to a sudden demand for money in the Stock Exchange, where as much as Three per Cent. has been paid for loans on government securi ties. The approach of the settlement in Consols also renders the market the more sensi tive. After declining per cent. prices are now quoted 1 per cent. lower than at four o'clock yesterday. The share markets are also flatter. Consols for money and the 4th March, have been as low as 961 to 1, and are now quoted 961 to 97. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 971 to 971; the New Three per Cents. at 971 to 971 ; Bank Stock at 225 to 2261; Exchequer Bit* June, at 355. to 395. prem., being again higher ; ditto, March, at 335. to 37e. prem. ; and India Bonds at 255. to Ns. prem. _ _ Turkish Six per Cents. are somewhat flatter at 1011 to 102. The Guarantee Four per Cents. are also more offered. Other Foreign Stocks are very dull, Sales are recorded as follows:—Buena Ayres Biz per Cents. for account (16th March) 81f, ex the De ferred Bonds; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1001 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 821 ; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 561; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 911 to 91 ; Spanish Three per Cents.,for account, 441 to 441 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1011 to 101! ; ditto for account (16th March), 102 to 1021; ditto, Guaran teed Four per Cents., 1041 ; ditto for account, 104. At Paris to-day (Friday), according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Threes per Cent. Rentes opened at 89fr. 40c. for the account, showing the unimportant decline of sc. compared with the closing quotation of yesterday. The telegram describes the Bourse as flat, sellers predominating. The Wooloomooloo has arrived from Sydney, with 100 ounces of gold, and 13,000 sovereigns in freight. A meeting took place to-day of the creditors of Messrs. Rochussen and Co., African merchants, who stopped payment on the 11th ult. The absence of remittances from Mogadore and the failure of a firm with whom the house were engaged in transactions, were the causes that led to the sus pension. The total liabilities are 16,609/., and the assets 8,4431., showing about 10s. in the pound. A petition in bankruptcy has been filed against the estate, and the firm, have, therefore, taken certain measure under the private arrangement act, with a view to the interests of the general body of credi tors. It was resolved that the estate shall be wound-up under the act in question. The market is chiefly restrained from a more rapid improvement by the general distrust of the state of affairs in France. Yesterday was the anni versary of the French Revolution of 1848, and it was curious to remark the interest with which the arrival of the quotations from the Feria Bourse was awaited. No newly imported gold was sent into the Bank yesterday ; on the contrary, 40,0001. in French gold coin was withdrawn from that establishment for exportation. The destination of this sum is believed to be Cadiz, but the remittance is to some extent exceptional, and cannot be regarded as constituting the turning point of the bullion movement. Gold will doubtless continue to accumulate in the Bank, the more especially as sovereigns are still flowing in from the country and from Ireland ; but it is highly probable that the increase upon the existing stock of upwards of 17k millions will be much more gradual, In the discount market first class bills are nego tiated from 21 to 21 per cent., with exceptional transactions as low as 2 per cent. At the Bank yes terday the applications were again scanty. No re duction in the Bank rate of discount was generally expected yesterday, bat as the "other" securities ran off, and the Treasury deposits flow in, it is cer tain that the banking resources of the institution, already so extraordinarily large, must be daily in creasing. At Amsterdam on Wednesday the Bourse was firm. At Frankfort, Austrian stock advanced * per cent. About 400,0001. in specie, principally silver, is expected to arrive at Southampton about the middle of next week, on board the steamer Parana, from the West Indies and Mexico. It is computed that about 150,0001. in silver has already been purchased for transmission to the East by the steamer Indus, which will leave South ampton for Alexandria on the 4th of March. This sum will probably be increased during the next three or four days. In the produce market yesterday coffee was again rather higher, cotton in brisk demand, sugar firm, and rice dull. The colonial wool axles commenced yeoterday. There was a large attendance of buyers, and the biddings were spirited. The great bulk of the wool sold consisted of Sydney, which realised an advance of one penny per lb. over the closing prices of the last sales. We understand that Sir Janne C. Melvill,K.C.B., has, at the request of the Court of Directors of the East India Company, resumed the office of ex-officio director of the Indian Railway Companies. The Midland Railway traffic return presents this week an increase of 1,7581., the South Eastern a de crease of 281.; the Eastern Counties a decrease of 1,7481.; the Lancashire and Yorkshire a decrease of 1,7181.; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 2341. ; and the North Eastern a de crease of 48.51. At the annual meeting of the North British Australaaian Company yesterday the amounts for the year ending June last stated the net profits at 13,0001., out of which a dividend at the rate of 61 per cent. was declared. The directors' report was adopted. The annual meeting of the °misuses° and Balers Railway Company is called for the 26th of March, at Paris. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. advertise the divi dends falling due the let of March on the Canada Biz per Cent. Debentures. • The position of the market for American securi ties is thus notioed by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co.: There is nothing particular to notice is the market for Amide= securities. During the pest week there has bean rather less business doing, sad prices ere without change, With reference to the silk market, Messrs. Durant and Co. report as follows, under date last evening: Ws have had a past fortnight in silk, with some tittle re laxation in prices. At the public sales just =Waded the whole passed quickly, end, as nsus/, without any bidding/, but some little business is doing by private ccatract at tho prices of the last week. The deliveries are going on favourably. Tilt' MOLT ETNIFINII. The stock markets today were again very buoyant. At one period the funds attained a fresh rise of I per cent.; and, although the market was rather lees strong at the close, owing to news of a partial relapse on the Paris Bourse, the 4 o'clock quotations were j per cent. above those of yesterday, showing • clear rise of j per cent. in two days. The market closed this afternoon within i per cent. of the highest point yet reached, and within 1 per cent. of the quotation current last Friday afternoon, just prior to the defeat of the late administration. Most of the other departments of the Stock Ex change woes again better, especially the English railway share market, which was very buoyant. Business in this department would probably have been still more active but for the extent to whir& the attention of the dealers was absorbed in the fort. nightly settlement. ls, which closed yesterday at 97 to I for money and the 4th of March, opened this morning at 971, advanced to 971, "buyers," and were quoted at 4 o'clock 971 to 1, the quotation for the next as count (Bth April) being at the same hour 97 7-16 to 9.16. After the recognised hours a reduction of 1 per cent. from these rates was quoted. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. (Imola, for money, 975, 971, 9i I 971, 97 ditto, for account (4th Ids:eh), 971, 9 7 $, 97 5 , 97 971 ; Three par Cents. Reduced, 971, 971; New per Ccuts., 971, 971, 97/, 1 97/. Long Annuities, expiring in lan. 1880, 2 1-18 ; Thirty Years Annuities, Oct., 1859,11 ; Bank Stock, 227; Ind& Stock, 221 • Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Ex chequer Bonds, filling payable in 185 S, 1001; ditto, 1859, 1001, 1001 ; India Bonds, 255. prem. _ . Exchequer Bills of both Woes exhibit a fresh rise of 34., closing at 33e. to 375. prem. The Exchequer Bonds falling payable in lan are &leo in request. Foreign stocks were firm, with some tendency towards &revival of animation. Turkish Six per Cents. were quoted at 4 o'clock 102 to 4, being about lter out. her than yesterday, but declined after recognised hours to 101 t to 102. The Guaran teed Four per Cents. were last quoted 1044 to t. Peruvian and Spanish Bonds were in demand. Peruvian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents. were last quoted 824 to 834; the Three per Cents., 58 to 57 ; and the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 58 to 58. Bank shares to-day were steady, with the erup tion of Bank of Autraluis., which were quoted 11. lower. Bank of Egypt have improved to 24 to;. London Discount, Australian Royal Mail, Canada Land, and Crystal Palaee Preference shares, were firmer. Royal Mail Steam were quoted 10s. and South Australian Land 11. lower. London Dock stock was officially marked 105, and Southampton Dock, 744 and 74. The nominal closing quotations for the shares in some undertakings of recent formation are u follows, via.:—Onde Railway, par to I prem.; Central Oude Railway par to prem ; Great Southern of India Ruhlway, par to 4 prem.; Victor Emanuel Rail way Bonds, 3 to 2 die. ; Bahia and San Francisco Railway, 7-16 to 9-16 prem.; North of India Tram road, par to f prem.; Grand Trunk of Canada Railway New Six per Cent. Preferential Bonds, ft to 2 prem. ; Cape Town Railway and Dock, I to prem. MINIM-THIS DAY. Two o'Ctoci. The principal baldness in British mining stocks to day consists of the settlement. The inquiries are upon a moderate scale, and the variation in prices is unimportant. The only transaction officially reported in the Stock Exchange is in Wheal Edward shares at Foreign mining securities of all descriptions are quiet. Santiago shares are marked 2i ; English and Australian Copper, It ; and Mariquita, 15a. Subjoined is the official list of prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday • Ding Doug, 18*, 17 . 20; Rt Providence, j, 16 ; But Gunnialake and South 'Bedford, u 2,2 j, 1 ; Rut Buena% 81, H I, 9, 81, 9, gt, 9, 71, 8, 81, 1, j; Great Alfred, 41, 61; , l'Ad Berths, 32e, 325. Q., 358. ; North Robert, 5, ,51 Sortridge Consols, 32a., 345.; West Fowey, 10; Wheel Zion, ITs . , . A Call of 14.. ed. per share was made on the share* In North Wheat Crotty on the 23rd inst. TIEDWIDAY BVINIXO. In the home mining stock market to-day, shares in East Wheal Ruseell, Lady Bertha, Hingston Downs, and North Robert were largely dealt in. Wheal Edward shares exhibit a further considerable advance, closing at 74 to 8. Great Wheal Vor were also in demand. In other descriptions there was little movement, the settlement being in progress. POLIuK COUiVal TSB DAY. WORSHIP-BTarsET. • c•ir•re• OSSIS • Awl! Dale, ea calm ruche: to the noodle,* lender of the Eastern COOMltide Ran n 7 was charged Were Yr. Hameln with aseartieg 2•.eisph Bran, • cab driver. From the evidenced 'nen% and a witness, it wee adds ad that he wna • at Park-street, Westminster, to drive a fun with ',Ora luggage to the terminus spoken of. This would entitk. him to 4s. 2d., but he wee only tender.d h. Id., which on his objecting to receive the defou'oult, It was alleged, interfered, queaosed the parties as to where they bad come from end en seceresining this,ot: an vt • Pooh, pooh I nonsense—the bee is only Z." 'This on the outside plemt. Complainant attempted to en =he kr emir she preengers and luggage, b u t would not hoes him, said the " fare" to proceed on t., the carriages, rimed the elver by the collar, and tried to pea Idr away her the plees..rent asked, " Will yeeheripmeriler awl the yes," sad stead Imld rant bash open lin end Me by the collar, sad MOW te preemie the direr of the presagers. and, mon omer, tea la M. fees hle bead and said ti• would ere it to the " grelensa." _ . . . Mr. - Ashisy. for tie discs, called • witness who swore thst as mink eves csmnittad, and that complaint threw ths nary mimed to Is Dole's hand it till and was lost. Mr. Beard on the other band eres instructed positively to deny this, ba nd ntd that the company's officer bad no right to lay • as his . he n• °harp was disellenkpeor cabby declaring that It wu a chimp tars, sad Uri he MI last es •li points. TRAP7IO RETURNS. ZAILWATS lose Ise. Nor Teak SW. w4d , 14. OM mom limadise. Ma Lei?. II 41 it Lunar owl irrt.l iii 4 Itislu. L=alti. . iii ala ... iiirdiaiiii 111 Ili MI 9,1 - ... . Mild arm . -- --• ' 1 ul in gi - ..air M. ll su b totals 111wes is • ... wI mile IPte. U. Wet 111rOlan . Swain NM re 1 g IS 114 717 left. ma Latium .. is 1 ., 1 . 11 / 1 1.315 leV Ibmwa *** **"• A N SWIM= sot IS "S 28;62 Mll SAE 7.111 W oar V N. Warr" gas Cio ali V an Stimo yealim . .—.— 779 1. 966 •alues Oveser.3l94l4lCale ta" Lll3 radios Vasa III tra 19,114 2:47 W2/3 1=9 . 1110 . .... ......- I. I.s* any 4us 4.119 117 tr oi lli na. ... _. ins_ I.M 3NI 11 osmium . ... 6.171 1145 Dar — in ITS 1,376 1.30 t _ _ waa MK M.N. Lombard llaskviall. ... Lan SI 1.109 1.100 LOCAL LIAM ltAlll7B. LI•UPOOL Pm 111.-11, millei Ird loess demi ad (hr. Led dor. at Ilid elm. Olaftd qvidatleas —llituadids. 7 - 4 f—addiadidi. in i —Order sad H o rl ii lid 4-11mismi Oniallii, 12111:a Ikat u. v . ssi vs r.—liodi Warlord. In 1 sad Itini,. 94 17 0 2aldadso ri Ike* wein.ar hie t• id dt. lid d ft dly.—lfeedi NMI. ln 1— Iferilter a ild ex k.—Yerk sad SR* Maim& in lid 110.—Lieds 'd v "Writ. fid . ea ay.— D...., 12'1MS—tate\ n 1 db. rawl Trost dOirds.l.ll /M—Osit Waders al C a rds. In i. KING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL.—The annual court of thia corporation was held yesterday in th e board-room of the hospital, the Rev. Dr. Jelf in the chair. The oommittees 19th annual report stated the number of in-patients at 1,481, and the oat- -patieata at 26,168; total, 27,617. The average length of reeedeece of the pagoda in the house was 27 days, and the average cost of each patient 41. le. The current In come of am year 1867 was 6,6671. 4; 64., including a legacy of 6001. from the late Kies Natisal, and the expenditure 6,8611. 16a. 16. The liabilities et eh* Institution at the end of the year were 2,1731. 7s. 74., mil the total amount of stock only 1,1761.4 a. 44-, showing a dekamey e'en the current account, which ocresione the eamonithe eonsiderahle anxiety. But the matter which meat pewee yea the Is the state of the old building, of the awssity Ore 00111 st ing the new structure. The rush el the whsaipYea be this yar por, inaugurated at the great pude sessitner fa liaooln'.. inn-hall last year, under the notadoom , d H-It.H. the Duke of Cambridge, wee, to the hie of the report, 21,6791, sad a further sane ise Mimi hem anneemod, the amount required to etteephte the liinrklan IS Maki, lid OR the rsisi..g v.! that ma now ispemile the completion at the works. The retirement of Mr. Allman Npshad, H.P. from the treasurership, ea account 011ie pommy of lds public duties, wee eneeikood with great regret, sod ibe worthy aidermaa was eardially thanked for the mullion* spirit with which he had helped to form and to inalsla the hospital. The nursing depertmeut, under the dimities of the Lady Raper intandent and Lady Sisters of Si. John's House, was men tioned with warm commendation, and stated to be gratefully sproviated by the sick poor admitted into the hospital THE LINENDRAPERS', &C., INsrITUTION.—The anniversary dinner In support of the above institution, founded for the = it. o4 f relieving distramed persons con nected with the , silk mercer; immune; baba dashers, and hosiery took place yesterday at the Lca don Tavern, under the presidency of Mr. John Pearce (Waterloo 'house), supported by lbws. btorMy._Leal, aerat ors; Edgar, Ellis. Cooks, &Mt, P. Palmer, Fortin, King, Byars, Ganntliett, de., do. About 150 gentlemen sat down to dinner. The chairman, in proposing the toast of the evening, adverted to some differences of opinion which had arisen between supporters of the Institution, some of whom were, he said, for converting It into a benefit society, while the report showed how much more advan- tageous it was in its present form. The whole receipts for the past year, including interest on funded property, bad been 2,3281. 175. 9d.; and the oonsolidated capital amounted in December last to nearly 40,0001. During the mom period 86 applicants had received pecuniary aid, and a great num ber of members had had the advantage of receiving method and surgical advice. During the year, 64 new members had replaced 44 lost by death, end in every other parti cular the Institution was in an improving condition. In conclasion, the chairman urged upon the company to mein tato en Institution which had now lasted a quarter of a century, which was annually extending its sphere of useful ness, and which had already cmferred such important bee ' tits on a class than whom there was none more helpless In the decline of life—he meant the assistants in the drapery trade, who, after 40 years of age, had little or no chews of employment, Some excellent music was provided by Mr. Rumford and family, and Mr. Harker made an efficient toastmaster. The total amount collected was between 6001. and 601. THE CHELSEA NEW BRIDGE TOLLS.—Lnit even ing a public meeting was held at the Literary Institution, Ttamnd itelgrave- place, Pimlico, to support the MI to be in by Sir J. V. Shelley, M.P., to prevent the levying of • toll on the new Cheless-bridge, leading to Battersea park—Sir J. V. Shelley prodded. The Hon. Mr. Byng, M.P. (Middlesex), moved the first resolution, as follows " That the imposition of the foot toll on Chelsea new bridge, leading to Batteries-park, is absurd and unjust, the at t x2 being Wended eseendally for the benefit of the ind clams, to whom the infliction of the toll will be • practical banter." The motion was seconded by Mr. Walter Taylor, who strongly condemned the conduct of the oppoMtioa to the previous bill and also of Sir Benjamin Hall. Mr. Hobbs dined a few suggestions as to the propriety of making the 104 scree of pound adjoining the park available for cottages for the working clew" and the motion was canted unani mously. Mr. Bargees them moved the second resolution:— " That this meeting pledges itself to use its utmost widen more by every constitutional means to render Battersea-park as free of accese r ZLle n colt as the other parks of the metropolis, and tics of gentlemen representing the various distriete a sittait upon the First Lord of the Treasury and the net Commissioner of Works to urge upon awes the measeity at repealing the act of 1846 so far as relates to the lolls. foot pamesgers crowing Chelan D p. rieL=." Mr. BIM moonded the motion, which was ma =lr. Taste, and else emeled unanimously. A the Mg* et a MR was signed by the per sona paemit. REIT= AND ROTALTT.—A rustic rhymester, mum! Wm. Dreyery who evades in not Fan, was in aphid by the tesrrimp et the Primers Royal to indite a etringo b l io tarngalatory vases to her Majesty, Prince Albert, the sad her loud mad ..star. Re straight way ihrerarded li Za by pest le bur Majesty, and a few days afterwards received this male with the knowing isle Colonel Phipps bee esosived the Queen's enemeade to thank Mr. Drewry for sending his versa, bat whhh hr likisety regrets cermet be received, es the very grant Ember of themeirings has rendered neossesry the establishment of the rule that the royal family Mould lot emelt manuscript or complimentary poetry.—Burlingham Palace, PM. 6, 1656. - -Bternford Mercury. DISTRESSING SIACIDE.—About five o'clock, on Timothy afternoon. some parties walking ea the beach at Seaton Snook, a lose place about two miles from Seaton Carew, Mani a hat Mimed by • ballet Aa alarm was im mediately agreed, and • emit inghnlet, the result of which was that al • emilmeige alma hem eras lying the Mims bady l Jam Wilma, Req,whe the bat w former= sd ers Chrk al Medgemserbee, p nee nted The it seem weds has been ha • eery dap eesed state ef int Linear three alimentation. he 'blob are sidgnsd, Mg areas probably MIR beaspke until the *met hall. the ahem_ day he Lt Mt °Mee la the hewers, mea si z s trhe Mabee at having eammie mend bumbles at rie whmem be stem Ibm to Uwe bed the resehele IMmeisa In Me hug of tommilling esiga. Ha Tee dark to s th• Tess Cemenmeey Omendeimere, le On tin+te the musty as he and heir e Zerne= In all el 'Ma he Mai rpm* ingested sod W=Mermal. iffe met mcits= her eml a deep gimes mar the neighbourhood et Bitocznro DEATH Of A RAILWAY PonTem.— Testerdeyeermsbg, at seem (Mock, a bid midge easerred to Duel eloper a prier employed at the pads nest at the Weelirlel Animal station of the Neeth d = Railway. The stafortnnate man wee satiating to attach • Mosemstim anew to • train laden with timber, when. I having the esegiing Main in his hand, be sraddimly Mead MI4 Mime pwahlas that the seem was advandag sear ME, end thro ma nee that his heed was eampietely erasing between • leeme ghee of timber and the projectile; = s te engine, MEM Ming of coarse Immediate The who has left • nniesrom tawny, was for meaty pars Is Os ger*, et dm 11401-Eutirs B.afitre? Company. Wolfse ie Losball N. 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N — loj db' • (P r • 114, ▪ N 1 as 7 83 84 I 6 till 1011 Ul 961 Sle 79 $1 411 61 SS 11 U li di 76 77 13 Si 13 16 7 611 9 11 U MI ii u COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS'. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAT. The arrivals of all descriptions*, pain sad flour have been moderate. The &gendarme of buyers In Mark-lane this morning Ina small, and the business transacted In wheat and dour equally limited, at about the rates current on Monday last. Barley sold slowly at that day's quotations. Oats, if any change, the turn in price vru against the buyer. Beans and peas unchanged. LIIIIIVALi LETO WIIIOII PROM FEB. 29 TO FEB. N. ANNA aieclaL Izisk. Somas. Irbisa ..... lisz4sy Oat.a ............. gat IWO I lON NW . . Evabolk .. . ..... ; *taiga flow. IMO 6 . 6112. Loam], i•IIA1118. inset. ea IL ; Tkelom Wh. 10j. Onia. 2la Id. ; Bye, —a ; Beans. 318. OL ; Pow Id. 111PIUULL ivasAale. An Id At TO As fi iS i s Id !1S 6d Jae. 111 A SO ......... 147. I 13 II ..... 'sue Co Od Th N If. &I lb Ild U. 1/Ix wash' Art Al lio. ai Duly.—Wthist. Barley, Unts, 111.. Boas" aod Pak Im. SISIIMX ISSISISS TILL FLOSTIPATIONS 1$ ITS ATOM! PSSIS •• MAT IMMO 1.111 SIX IMIU 1.11134 Prise. 1... 54 ha. St Ns. $O. Feb. I. Feb. IS Feb. 20: 45 5 44 4... •••• 7 1 . • —4 4 .. ••• 44 9 ... ... 1 ... ... 45 II ..... .. .. '.l ... .. ... •••••". ... 0 ... LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET—(T HIS DAY.) (PT BEITIBII AND MIEN MAGNETIC TELIORAPII.) Coca market very quiet. American and Egyptian wheat offering at Tuesday's rates ; few buyers. French wheat cheaper. Flour dull, no change in price again. Cora easier for retail only. Beans 31s. Other articles dull and little doing. MINCING-LANE.-TRIB DAT. fluaan.—There has been a very good and steady demand this week for .11 good consuming qualities, and • slight mi mes baa beim astabliabed on fine qualities. Refined, firm ; lumps, Ma. to 695. Conan.—A full amount of business has been dons this week, &lay at an advance of la, to Is. 6d. per cwt. Tan.—The market has keen stagnant this week, and no business done to give general quotations. The letters by the China Mall still report the prospect of short ehipmente for the remainder of the China mason. . . . . . Ilsvryaraz.—A slight improvement has taken place in this article—say an advance of la. Rica.—We do not alter general quotations, but isles could scarcely be made at than. Ron.—A small amount or business done. Corms.—A large business done this week at a alight advance. TALLOW MARKET (THIS DAY.) The martial i. quiet, Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, is oted 638.9 d. • War* 625. 94.; April and June, 62a. 6d.; Oot. and Deo., Illa. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (TRIO DAY.) _ _ The supply of beasts Is =4 but fully adequate to the demsnd ; indeed, general remain unsold. Prices for all kinds are nearly the same se on Holiday. The number of sheep la remarkably small, yet It exceeds the demand. We rends Monday's quotations, bat there is scarcely any business twin motions. Calf trade is doll at lower rates. We Lase 136 calves from Germany and Holland. And the number of tallch cows is 135. Mr s•sou stabs. a. 41. i. 1. he ld Ila. a 4. I. Militia. Bastorls 4 0 4 Dia Dus * win& lb •• Ma , Issras 2 10 4 awl 4 0 lasealqualla Irma— 24 11 D0.1:= 31. .... 0 • OEMS ...... .......... 4 • 4 1 Suss I assad . 111111.1 ti 8 1 4 NM , I 0 4 De. 40. Men ...... 0 • Ila• Dm* HaVarele II 0 I Lena _ _,_ 0 0 MON ill milal, MI; Amp sad beau 3.08 l; 1 03 • 14 . 17 93 An 193. HIDES.—THIS DAY. LIADYNNALL.-661be. to 64tho, aid. to ; 6411. to 721b5., Sid. to Ind.; Ms. to Ink, &IL to U. • 11011*. to Mau., 4d.; 881 b. to 9611.0., 4d. to 4id. • 9611. to 104111., oid. to 44. __• Horst haw. Bo to 04; eat lkine. tight, 2 4. ed. to et. ad ; fait, 60. Od. to 64 6d. BiattomposT.--alheop 816no—Pollod, 74 ad. to 90. Od. ; Lotto sod balt-brods, 6.. 6d. to 7.. ad.; Downs, fo. to 6s. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAT. Yews. .Pattendea and Smith report that the martet is firm, bat not quite so mach doing, on amount a/ the hop merchants being so mach nagged is the seed trade. COAL MARKET.-Tllll3 DAY. Gray's Wag Harfisy, 14s. ; Walker's Prisms, 12a. ed. ; Walls Had Camp, 204. ; Walls Sod Haugh Hall, 18.. 04.- 3 Leah .lips at market. WOOLWICH, FEB. 25.--Pizszwr TO THS Rs& • runs OV THI Fauccse—llm alse-peartder beaselelli piece, with limber sad tursamilka ee • prerag from •bet M*o.llri vagi rpiiit i tedir be completed, au this &iy iespolud samosa ' by stse a The gee heel! is the met "Wm= LTA out from the Royal Goa Iliel purist ues, NM Or the craws is so highly gashed as te bees Naos of &Ter. The timber le oak-imbed used sa rt d the vehicles are la every rearuot beautiful illetriewlTa vorkmesetdp. •