The Express. — London, England, 1864-02-23 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QIIRINI3 BENCH. at Nisi Priu at GoilpitlL—pm... Lord chief Justice, Cockburn and a Speck Jury.) ONWELL AND OTSIMS V. JACKSON AND owns. Taii farther hearing of this remarkable are was resumed . - a, Q.C., Hr. Field, Q.C., and Yr. Hannon w ere co unsel for the plaintiff ; K r. & omit awris, mr. Ballaatine, arid Mr. Wilke, for the defmc&at. Ite drat witness called this morning wee the min Bartoo way , am is the testator's employ, and who it was alleged with Gregory the attestation of the fiat rieetian ll,tited that when he we. called into the room he saw coal sitting in a chair with some papers and ink on rte ti bia and a pen in his hard. Hunan said to him N.,. thee, sign this document." He took the pen sad ~ :a IL Greg_ory did the same. The paper they signed ti led up. He did not know that it was a codicil. Yr. y a ng' was not writing when they went in. fir. field—Now jest hear that part of your affidavit in ct,..eery :—" I swear that I saw George Nuttall subscribe ante his name to the said document." Is that Um at. "tt :toess 7 l do cot think I saw him write it. , ir Field—Wu dun affidavit read over to you before you n'rwew—lt wee :nevi it! The Lord Chief Justice—Wu the ink upon the paper that ,:;end wet or dry . 11 .totes 7 llc! eat know. The Lord Chief Justice—Nauman, sir, you must ammo we it ; hens your signature direct under the last lima of the document. Wacese—The paper was folded up when I signed it. C; ...examined—At the *emigration in clammy he said Else told him that if anyone asked him about the sxtr.l he was to my it was node in October 1868. Thai vii trim. He also said that Else told him be would give Ursgory 204 • year for life. He supposed teat e contained in the codicil. Else said if they would ;,, s ; it a secret and carry it to their graves he would them 201. a year for lids sod if anything happeoed to them he would provide for thir wives and chic duo. That so was. Os the tint reat.slay after Mr. Nattall's death paid him 101. He did so wan on the second mat lie (witness) thought that it was matey left him in :.; codicil. They ware told that Mr. Natio)l bad left them •e year. They received 2001. each after Mr. Nattall's Lord Chief Justioe—Who mid you the 90O& Witaew —Mr. Else. They reosived 200 i. each mid two sifts from Mr. Else. Rt-eramiued by Mr. Hanleke—What wee the eseret? NC:tnra hesitated. Ide Lord Chief Jtisties—Now. sir. ahead up ; speak the tnitii. end the whole truth ; look the jury full in the face, wan it. Be careful bow you sourer the question. wa use —lt wee that the oodacil was not gamine, Lod said we were to keep it nerd and carry it to our grams. Mr. Karelake—Who were in the roam? triunes—Myself and Yr. Else. Mr. Kerslake—Wheat wea Gregory ? Witness—Be bad goes out to fetch same beer. Mr. Kerslake—What did be mesa by saying the codicil < L . not genuine ? What did be say ? ;cures—That it was signed at a different time, and that me what be wiabed us to keep secret. Mr Kerslake—Were you not eked at the trial at Derby ;nestles, and did you not say you could not remember Sesiux it hammed succ► a long time before witness—l do not recoiled it. I might hare said so. ITU ease was promeding whoa we went to pram] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Registrar Mousy.) U XLIZABETH TURNER. This wu a divideed meeting. The bankrupt was described the Globe, Reginitytrest, Lambeth-walk, sad of the :ocgdale Arms. Hill-street, Peckham, Homed victualler. Hobert Wood, of the firm of Moors. Wood and appeared for the meioses. The unsecured debts sr, G 871.; secured. 2,6234; and cm the cater side it appears the brokers of the oonn took from widow 11/., and them was cash taken and paid to the assignee 16i. l(. Property was given up which ;..; and the property ne the hands of creditors is -,::rd at 1,7301. The dsvidend, it is anticipated, will be I'm; 2e. to 2a. 6d. in the pound. The dividend was declared pro formA. (Before Mr. Registrar Winslow.) RE JAMBS PHIPPS JOREBO.I. This was a meeting for the appointment at assignees. The bankrupt, James Phipps lobes's°. of 10, Bread-attest, Ciatheole, was a warehouseman and commission agent. Mr. Dana, from the office of Memrs. &shoat, Son, and Morris. represeated the principal creditors ; sad Mr. J. T. Irsher krupt.ns, of Aldernissibury, watched the saeba, for the t .o The bankrupt came to the court on his own petition on the Rib of Pelbroary, and filed a Matecamt *Ming hi debts at 3,3891. 4R. 10d. The failure is ascribed to Imes in trade on realisation of goods, sad also insuftl ;:eney of prate to meet expenses. Mr. Edward Barron, of Milk-street, merchant. sad Mr. lohn Young, of Manchester, manufacturer, were appointed 'signer for the next sitting Axed for the 6th of ApriL THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKEN WELL CICILD imams IX Till CRT-2041D. A respectablynttired young woman, who appeared to feel her position very acutely, mid who gave the name of &Ina Kest, aged • dursetie servant, ern brought before Mr. Barker charged with wilfully murder*, her tew-bore Warn is the City-road. Mr. Beard, of Bringlaalletrest, breaded ter the defines; and Impostor Judge, N diviaion, watched the ere as be half of the preemar. Mrs. Thereat Levey, of 341. City-reed. said—The pr reasr • was my sear; and bad been so for shoat 8 mostha, Oa Friday three weeks 1 left my house about • gamier pest 12, and retuned here about 4. I braked at the deer aa hour before I wee admitted, and then I wee very mash frighered at teeing the priers, looking very ill. She thee west into the kitchen, and I arced her what was the matter with her. sad she said it was bathing hot astral came. I asked her for the address of her mother. rat she would not give it to me, saying that she did not want her mother. Feeling direatirsd I seat for my medical MD. She said she would go to her mother the following day. When the doctor mar she was rill very cbitioate, but when I mid I would send for a police-constable she gave me the address of her mother. I went to toe mother, who said that she had no room for her daughter, but afters great deal of persuasion she came to Bee her daughter. The pruner mkt she knew nothing was the matter with her. and rather negated me. Cromexamined—l was sot swaps what was the rarer with her, nor wee I aware that she was ill in the moos. 'tir. I did not refuse to let her go hoer. Tr darer saw her at my request. Police-sergeant Taylor, 33 N. mid—On Friday rffed to t, 341, City-road. Fro m what I heard I went ire the kitchen and saw the prisoner miring there apparently very ill. I sent for Dr. Powell. I assisted her upstairs. I then made a search for the child. I went to the privy in the bare yard, sad after ennobles of the seat I found the body at a male child nearly covered over with sail, with • pros of ea old Mating tied tightly rowed its seek. I them washed the child, and called the doctor to meth Mr. Josiah Taylor Powell, M.D., 222, Cltyneed„ said —I called hy Mrs. Levey, about half-peat Iva en the 20th of last mooth, sod went downgrades sad saw the primer is the kitchen with her hand over her facer with a gnat rosy marks of blood about the prat Irked her what was the matter, and she said nothing at all ; she did not west ray doctor. I tried some time to lad cot what was the rarer. She would not let me erodes her. At shoot half-par ti I was fetched again sad smeared her lied wave it r my opinion that the prisoner had been delivered of • child. She Ina taken upstairs, and I than disaoweesdl that within • few hours she bad been delivered of a child. Afterwards I wee called dowsers tato the 'dials, sod found the sergeant wailing • dead child. I mastoid it and found • piece of ruff road it. ark. 1 have sin e made a post morn= examination. Maternally I found that the naval string had been tors about it loch and a half. The far and head wag noy mach congested, and the lips livid. Intenally the train was corseted, as were the lamp, which floated en Suter. The lunge were fall of air all over. The heart contained no blood. The other organs were perfectly healthy, and the stomach wee empty. The child bad partly breathed. 51 ;:itsrker—W hat do yin say was He muss cr death ? Wilson—l should say it was suffocated. Lt. Barker—Was the pia* of stuff find tightly road the neck! unem—Yee ; the skin under the ligature vii wide% and the parts above and below were raised. Cross-mamined—l will not undertake to sweet Urge wee tor legalise mildews of the ehdd from its mother. Mr. Beard said an inquest had been held, aid the Jury murned a verdict of wilful murder. but the corowar aid be boiled the magistrates would mod the ease fur the tacrialmett of birth. Mr. Barker said the prisoner would be emit to the Central Criminal Court for trial M A RLBOROUGH-STRIZET. rAtit kORDIN A RT f dARO! OF Ammons) FRAUD: RoBBERT OF • tIEOP',I CAPTAIN ON DOA= •817. Two fellows. named James Joao end Joke Cortneffy were charged before Mr. Tyrerbist with eedeaweerin to ^h . tain U. by false and fraudebast pretenses from Xr tt . .11.. m Frederick Williams, jewel asaa oaken, al 29. Leg gier. Sobo. Mr. Williams—About a quarter-pest T yesterday l-r prisoner Jones accosted me fa the steer . and me a chant for wile, representing it te bu ear gold. and to be composed of twelve nagger. which lad bees takes from neer in Australia. Jessie rid the rein Weaned to the 'pta,l3 of a ship. and the oaprie had died es hie we, to Engird ; that the whale of tie Gram with the ezesplien el himself aad tbe ship's carpantso. who wee .14.4113:4: the oppftim side of roe the way. Mara ; as/ alma 4 " ^sortie death they b d leeles the shale and rem • , *ellery, sad • a rarity. of Apr- net telenea. Jere THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2s, /564: then said he would call the ship's earpeetir over, and did so. The chain is the one produced, aad JOINS asked si. for it I said I world set hew it, and Jame they brenOt a set of studs, I pia, cods ring, the stoma of which he said were dimmed; sad had Wigged to the deceased captain. Al the while the eonvenatioa was going on °aerially was standing by, and they were in a dark part of the sine* Jaen then mid that the whole of the articles were part of the booty they robbed the awhile of. They then &eked me if I bed sufficient money and I told triem I had if I were inclined to buy. They them asked ms to go to a public.house where one of the black sailors was waiting for them with a quantity of tobeem mid cigars which they had smuggled from the shi handkerchiefs Tyrwhltt ? Did they not may they had some silk Willimme—The did. Mr. Tynrhitt—l a y mid think it odd if they did not (Londhtor.) Mr. Williams—lnfused to go with them to the piddie-bosms, and said I bed the caeh.box in my connting•hoess. They agreed to go with me to Georgsyard, where my werimbop is, but they anther hasitsAed, laying that three years ago when they smuggled Wen goods they were imprisoned through • person deceiving them. While they were waiting for me I sent for the polioe and then went and asked Jones if be had jot the jewe ll , sad be aid, " No, my pal has," pointing to Connelly. On going down the yard with a oorlabie the prisoners both made off, but were captured. A bid in my employ saw one of the prisoners throw the chain into • truck. °scrim Roberts (in employ of Nr.WEllazos)—l saw owe of the prisms', while minig. throw the chain into • track. John Eastwood (also in Yr. Williams's seipley)—l saw Joss drop a little box oontainlng • tie& sums Ands, amid • pin. Jonas said he wee employed by Mr. Ijoenelly, ad did his work. Mathew°, 149 A-011 bakingJoses iato onstody, he said the 1 . 01111011 why he ran rem for , a hit of fun." Mr. Nathan Wolf J 11031•30, jewerar, of Oxford-etreet, who wee in attendance on other business, said, thee ex amining the mildew—The obein is team gilt, the deg, pin, and etude are of French gold, end thew-relied diamonds are gam The mod minable portion of the property is the jewel ease, it being of morocco lined with man. The prisoners entered into a long and rambling defined after which Mr. Tyrwiiitt committed them for twat WORSHIP-STREET. " LIT OBJECTIOW TO Smount?"_ Corporal Jana McGeary, of the Royal Artillery barracks, at Worley, in Essex, appeared to answer two summonses, one of which was preferred against him by Superintendent Kent, of the Great Eastern Railway, on the pert of that company, for en infringement of its bye laws of smoking in one of the carriages, and the other for an semult upon joha Brock, of Odessa-road, Forest ate. The summonses were heard together, and in consequence of the complainant in the insult ease having an impediment in his speech, rendering it nearly inarticulate, his state ment was interpreted by the Rev. Samuel Smith, chaplain to the association in aid of the deaf and dumb. It appeared that Brock was on the Bth inst. in the em ploy of a tailoring outfitter, maned Corm, as a cutter out, and while returning home, seeempanied by his moo a youth, in a third-claw, retries° of a late train on that dais, the de fondant and others commenced smoking from pipes ; that when requested by him in signs to desist, he being in ill health from a weeknese of cheat and severe cough, the an noyance was not only continued but increased, end this to such an extent by the corporal, who sat immediately op posite to him, that in a moment of irritation he snatched the pipe roin his mouth and threw it out of the window - the boldness of this act disconcerted one of the; smokers so much that he deviated and pat his pips in his pocket. Defendant however, rose from leis seat in a menacing attitude, mein which complaisant pushed him back, at the same time in timating that he should complain of his conduct at the Strat ford station. Defendant then koocksd his (complainant's) hat off, seised his left area and two fingers, twisting them with such force as to occasion acute pain and cries for assistance, which his son and two other perms endeavoured to render. De fendant fell back, dragging him (complainant) with him. After this he was released, but then and since had suffered much pain, and was yet unable to attend to hie usual occu pation. . . . Com plainset's sou, bet not any other person. corrobo rated this testimosy, end the corporal assured the magic taste that he wee very sorry if he bed hurt or given offence to complainant—sertaial le did not at the time knew that smoking was and when use entering the carriage be pet the real questios, " Any objets ties ,to emeks r the geeeral rower was flammable. He therefore lit his pipe, and was enjoying it when complainant made some signs, and muttered something which, for scy thing he knew, might be ma much in praise of the weed es against it. When, therefore, be was neexpectedly attacked and insulted be tweeted it, but used no more violence than was sufficient to keep his twolent off. A witness was c all ed (whether one of the smokers did not appear), who took side with the soldier, sad related the whole affair after the earns reaneer, adding that be eon nidered complainant the aggressor, and the n/ advised be I shoold be given into enetody. Mr. Cooke remarked that the defendant bad dearly com mitted an offeme under the sth clause of the company's ' bye-laws, and subjected himself to a penalty of toa A common error existed in the minds of many railway tn. venue that provided smoking was not objected to by other paaaengers in the same carriage not any offesee was cam =Med. The public ought to know that this was otherwise. A smoker, alone or in company, is a railway as I with or without permission could not be jnotißedrn r ia the act, and if it was persisted in must take the I:consonances. Taking all the circumstances of this preset complaint into consideration he should discharge that of the serealt, and indict a fine of ss. and meta tor the infringement of the company's regulations. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two oVwm. The railway market is dull today and the variations in prides are few and unimportant. Midland and South Eastern stocks have risen per cent,, while Great Eastern has receded 1, sad Great Western, 1. Metropolitan re mains steady, at the improvement of yester day. London and North Western stock s now quoted 110 to ; Greet Western, Mt to ; Midland, 130/ to t ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1114 to 112 ; Caledonian, 1204 to 121 ; South Eastern, 94 to 951 ; Great Eastern, 481 to 49/ ; Great Northern, 129 to ; London and South Western, 991 to 1001 ; and Metropolitan, 107 to 108. San Paulo shares have improved ; other foreign lines are unaltered. Indian railway stocks are steady. Some of the securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada are rather flat. I Salsa. -, 10111 101 101 2 10.4 16 4 Si COLONIAL GOVEKNIOINT itso,ooo i BrlttoliColai.6p.d.,l2l2llo7 ; 101 - 104 .. Do. do. 18111101 .. Caw Gov. 119.0., 1E1741.1100 1111 106 Do.Spor 4.1 1 119./AN.1111•1 N 101 Da.6pieolNar.:3lll•l 101 106 D 0.6 per 01Ja0.41 100 1 119 91 Do. lisorl6l N 91 ct. 1073100 106 106 C r t Ib ir P. 101041100 IN 1111 .. Do. do. 111•4,1001 116 112 Do. do. 1/101 1 1031 IN 110 Cr. Nov. 1661 p•ol !UM 106 107 • • 11176, do.. ;1001 111 113 Naguitias 62por 11173 GI NO, 106 108 111711 N 1 '100 29 111 IN O 112 110 , .. Natal Gov., No cowl ..1100! 106 110 .. Now Bram Gov. 6 p.ol 100 101 103 ..11.8.Walos Go. 6 p.c.11036 1001 90 100 .. Do. p. o. 1871 to UN 100 N 100 Do. bp. o. 1883 to 1992'100 OS 100 .. Now forbad 6 per Not, 100' 106 110 .. Non leas •p. c., 1876 100, 106 106 .. =Oov. 6 al 'IN I . p. op. &Bawds Vla.Gov.11p.olaw&lale1001 ..1 Do. do. 6p.c.1.3e11e00.1110: 110 111 1011! WOOL IMMO, no, soo,ose on i no,oosi loo,ooei ies,sot ietcal 260,0001 KO 111 BRITON MINIS. war MI 1 i Os Pd. I d. prices I 114 1114sid 1.4.0 14.11/4. let 170 I 40 1114 114 110 6. 9 4. >+37 575 685 li 66 70 10 31 4 1 10 11 4 22 21 $4 6 3 13 IT 4 1 4 1 17 19 II 1 3 04 74 414 114 e 90 100 21 -44 i 10 1 1. au :a• 1.111 MILT ILI Veit WIT* .a . ad,! 101 - 4 - {4O NO 56 50 II 31 ni ni 11 12 II U 75 IC no 100 872 11.2 - 4 175 ut U Ii _id - - -- - LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCB (BY zucratc Timanara.) LINCOLN HALTING.—(TLILS DAY.) TRIAL STAKES. Ono mils. Donde* Bdctp, agglT-SZzo Guerilla, sad Bin ere here. BROCK LEM!' Eft ABE& About half • mile. Vie Grappler. Simple Maid, Water Baby, Lovelace, Zia!, Blackbird, Ls Merelasalts, Britannia, aad Catalogue are be,.. CITY HANDICAP. Biz f M Julia, Oaaspardowzi, Mim Boma,akindeer, and Dumas are hem Pam Foanum—lasbal. GRAND t3TEEPLECHASF- . Four miles. Joe Maley, If orksway. Pin. App{., Walk, Woodford, Kim Emma. Ord* red Banc of Avoe ore here. AlsnAr.s.—Bactland, Lady of the Igloo, Heiman. Bride mom, Airedale, Kronstedt, Flake, Omaha, Coofidsocs, Yugiala, Toluca*, Kingston, Rook the Gettleart, Magician. Omaha, sad Friar of Aphid!. The rams are eerlaht to take place. LONDON, TILBURY, AND SOUTHEND RAILWAY COMPANY.-{THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders WY held at boos, d the Lauda raven Mr. J. N. DAM:ILL in the ebatr. The report d the dkretoes was as follows —"The Maw mat of the rerenee amonet of this line for the half-year coding 31st December, 1863, has been moseyed from the lease ad &edited, sad it is herewith submitted to the proprietors. The receipts smonet to 36,0911. ls. id.„ sod the expseees to 19,8131. Bs. fid., leering • Delano* of 16,2801. 12. 11d. Compered with the woad of the correspondi ball-year of 1862, there is as iserseas of 1,9 231 3a id. the rapists, ad of 1,5301.211.10 d. in the exposes, learag • set masa of 3931. 01. ed. The larger sorties of as Mensal eraser occurs ie the items for smistesaise of way ad works. The etaterseot of the capital snout is the same as &$ the sloes of the half•year aiding 30th Jess het. Is woo:dame with the Dreamless al the ea of ins:s pangles, ese ef the diession, via., Mr. Thome Verdes, retires from ales at thi mestisg, and being eligible, aka himself for ri•elessies. Mr. H. Tindal Atbesoo, one of the auditor : , ales retiree hem °Moe, ea often himielf for aelectioe. . . . . _ The CliArilui, is mewing the adeptios at the import sad scomem, mid the Indio bed improved I. the last belf.yeur as compered with the mend ball of 1862, width, la ems. "moos of the Palubitios being opts dor* a semidersbie porticos of it, wag neemally There bad bees am extraordinary expenditure I. reps:nog the permanent way sad the bridges : but that wee a derushis galley for the comma:ie. The motion hawing hma Etze mewed as s e rttiment, " That the re port of the coraimittee et iseenegaties, appointed act the 114th day nt k! senile last, bm sad is hereby, rewired aad adopted." Befarriai to the report of the esamithes t be said it was not %o b. szpeoted that the Madman sad Great &atom director' would aim with the shareholders as to the vales el their line ; sod the mass remark applied to the baths& As Mom el butanes the . sherebokkes rait,resscably object to their pees*, beim esessoll by a, whose iateisels ware ad verse thsk owe. The aims said the *est d this egitaelea wee te dimples, three directors sod to West throe others la *dr seri lb (Ni. Wes) edatifted tb meth was the oses, bat be eselsedled With the third was armee ow Ho thee metered Mee minute detailed erthieL of the tolls sad anseesoasets seseselly eseassted with the wig:lof the tine. our ssessiel Wes. mesoluset, whisk was rap port,' hi Mr. ADAMS. The Cesium' laid the directors bed no intention to op. poem the wheels et the eseusitton revert. [The =Win was stilt preosedise wbse was mot to press.] TOE CONTINENTAL RANK CORPORATION (LIMITED).—(IIILB DAY.) This aftentses the ant ordisary midis( of the shwa mossy was hid at theLesiss Tavern, lb. CARGILL, 11. P.. ia tits stair, the disgusts's' report, showily ...t pm& as Is bedlam Issasestad d LSI& 10a. 4d., irldsh Noy... emsessises to serried 1e sew assess% sus silsylsh ORDINARY SNARES AND STOCK& ea I ra. • a 84. .100 11111.WAT4 Ltt i.a =sibt 111.4 *ai sad iff.— ipajtkolas &M 107.1 ... 11 aed Samba Do.•• • nocliv. until II IDo. c.ispaktto B. Mails sod BeJans tlaudimi.PerthotAbd-JD ilktinburgband labegow and 11.= lOnlai Saan! Ord. 81. 1 - 11.7% Do. i Ans. Stk., No. likoot Nokeli °Melia Prs!"s.rthern I •• rect. noddy. tub. IDo.B / 111. p. k paid B Gt. Soatk & Watt. ani ) Gnat Western Da Stour Viliktalitt Do. South yrame. toi* I - "DT. Do. Do. B ,Leataultire & Yorkshire Loodot and Blackwall, Loa., ftWit. & &Ow& London.di pool Lando* &Worth Weans. Looloo&South Western Man.,Shel..& Lincoln& Moryport and I Do. Do. Mom Metropolitan Do. Now Do. New Do Dina. & Derby Ll 4. Gt. We. ilia) Do. I Mum lad Keel isig i amy LIM) North au an aU to is .1M IAI 1 .100 Do. Edhs,Parli.Daad. l x. Eastans—Borwielc Do. O. N. I. Para Do. Leeds Do. Yor.l! ....... Do. Callao Do. StockADoillog Do. do. 186648 Nett Loudon g 8 F Do. New et. 100 Werth Stedore 10 i all N. &8. Western Jose I 81. .100 Seottlah Central 80, 'lOO ,Soottleh Aber.Blk Be. 100 Seottleh Midland 10 all Shrewsbury & Welehpl 81. .100 Shrepelnre Union Be. .100 &oath Devon 81 100 lasseth Issiera Bt. & ratted & Itiver 10 ell arelnea,WoklughssA f ti 'lOO 81. 100 Ts, Vale 10 8 D. De. L sli o , I DION I WI I Do. i ai I Dft. ,Ird 'vim og& 'ICO ,tn. & Pleallea 'lO4l 'Waterford & [tUrnsay 1100 Moat Cornwall I laa IWllartlyl. Harp & M 4 9 11 W Wai 11le li if is* F $7 19 14 17 94 911 1 106 106 49 00 47 49 Ti $ MO ISI Huai llli 136 96 97 id Kt si _ _ NI 40 36 37 100 106 111 111} 77 74 106 106 zd N 42 110 10} asi 104 la ail j 108 :08 - 13r a- -i-l-ol 90 Pa if 10 ilpm l 66 16 SI 26 104 106 N N (01 1 ON ss so I 9 10 pm 7 0 0 4 9 111 US rap r 701 pr Id 11 11* 113 198 42 44 98 100 64 me 1 sass l At 9 4 Ile 101 A a gi Pah I - 1,21 18 92 = Id! 12 24 BRITISH POSSESSION& 110 I Sgi •07} 7 8 8 130 $6 6 6 1 6 I Owing Woe. Wes Soda yastmday. to 1 Pm. If ad zd Pe —dl. POILIZON OBLIGATIONS. 00 all !rot as Sp. el .. an irons.! .. all 0 et to all Oman of rrancog p. el 6 la all I Glasembourg6p.oent 20 no. 100 all . Hanna an 1 100 an I innagol and 7rl 100 mil laalanam and 100 as Do. Second Imp. , a wi 10 N• of Trance i p.n.! 10 all Do. (lateCbarLSlp.d. 100 aD .otlonsaa 5 1 gras. to.) 4 0 aD Pans,lOga.Onnlp.n. 10 !all Do. New .3p. et. 1001 all Rank is. iii.. 4.1 4 all 'Royal Swollen 6 so. ca 100 :all pia lo Grande? p.et 20 I all . gekLoaa•Ven.g.e 100 lall Mann Poet.7p. c ej 20 'an Sostbaran Tronp.c SO 101 l 'Senn Malan. $ per 20 All I WAN.W.et Ira. S p.c.' 4 4 N N N SS IS SS SS M 96 u; u ik Si Ilk 114. i 101 Ii . 11al1_ -i ii n i f 5,000 I Oustirlsa Cas. Gold. 10° ° . N.. 1 IL 1.9001 .. AmaL M LOU (Twilit] Arehowalls 611 0% 1 Benet :: (Dope) Ana Cando& • :: ekooir Laos' .. 6.00% 1,024 .. 6.400 , • . 40,01)3• •• teow . R; 00 6•1 6,000 .. Liloo. •. . 11 • iii 1000 .. 6,000 .. 1,064 1 6000 .. .. last Own Ives 4, Zama (Testa.); Orambler & eats Some Tolosa O. W. Vor Melaka) ilsrod's Yoe{ !apron Dane Berths = rd LT" Nws.srly free Ore N. ides !North Solon _ Downs :sr* Beekesr i N.Vll.llseset=el , cells Wheal !Prosper raft-d 'Providence, U. Waal) !Rear: Nornsta le trlo n z2. ( Cher) tUnky Park ;Ilk Croft 'Wed Benet ragas) IW. Cared= ,Weet Ckivertos Melt Seees Wk. Itaamet Zoza4 ;Wk. balker 'Wheel Lotlee:e W.Dia=pleskes I r re i Teelawbey (Usk ) Moil flake 1011311111 WELL W.Tilk. I Mona g tr ° il 16. 1 I 10, 10 11, 2 SI : 1110. 1 IL. 1 1.. I 12, 10 1111. 1% 10,. S. H. 4 1 1 ISO. 2 110, 4 10, 10 102, 4 Irll 1 42, IT so so. I is. sum 10 0 I wool s !Amines (LhuNed) ,_Australlan Mire Lenard Oop.(Uni , BraslL L&M.Co.(LIa '.Capearner =I (.M9I VIC 3 CopPer 'Coptapo t ilsalted) . I Don •edro, W. De , key 1 Duo Youna.Cep.(loo4l Ad Del key (temltog) i'cetuna (Lackey Capunda (Undleg) 1 ftruf an (Ungend) lilariqulte I lL.Aar•oe Irrea.o.ll. ( ti Pannlclllo tront==r u ientli Ipore Annan Berb.o•l4 X. ( lloolilah St Jaha SIT E. Undid Medanl Yawn's:4GO" (Am Vancouver Oael (Um , Worthing :Ladled) I Tudansmatum Ma) x pAni. - 11 3 pea 34 118 6 4 pm na le dil 20 12 S I m. hp. I 4 id par 80 II I Lim Pir e Pa 4 0 214 1 . a 10,11411 1 10.10-111szleali 1-T5ll MON' ltS ;Sutra= Aseiesl IS 1111,000 IS I Assiraliaalt.l, &11.(L I 67,000 10 SeellaWateenrorke (L.l UPC 1 ISeralny Gas (Liagasei 0,000 06 I SMS& American larell OY-700L 14. B. & L Mai. Tel (1.1,. 100 12,500 15 !BAD& luaaa Ti. (0 4 1 aftill ft: Casa& Coespany Or 60,000 10 (InadlanLoamtinv:L )' 13 16,050 110' OeylesOsealwer ^awl 'Ore. otairsesallar.(ll II 60,0001 60 , ComserelalUalea(los. 10,1140, 10 Coaaolidated D 1.... (L. S , 40,000 100 'Contrae&Corporatko(L = 1 ,eop.M.lr a t io rref.Tip.a et r 1110,1101. , el IV ia lriiilMllllll 171,15115.11116. l Do. 6p. el Step. Die, ;MID WON 160 iDissomateleporailes(ll Ti 60,000 20 0 _ ladls brig. & Canal 5 , 100.000 10 .DayptleaCcia.&'ild.(L I ' 1571,0750., St Ittearle Telograrlt 'loo 70,000! 5 'Nag and Au. Oepper , all 111.010111a.eflaa.(LI4 10,400 16 Meet Btasis Savlsolical la 100,01101 10 ,HudeolieDat I as 140,000 50 Interaatals6o.3o6. l (4 6 10,006 DI 'ltem InlisAla. Caw. 6 11010001 , 100 I Do. 4p. e. r. 0,11001 U !Jotatlkle&DlaesalltL.), WOO& II 'Las& aa6C-160559.11.(1,1 I 1;4401 & ILead.Diatriet Tail al 10606 SO ,Load. Ilea.. Aim ) 10 151,0001 4 ,Laad. G. Owellpee C. 1 al 60,01), 10 Load.Prodndallia• 10.060' le 'Dadru Irrlia. & Oass , MU* 111 10aer.t5se tand.as.(L) 12.000' 10 Wedlt Ratan. TeL 1.1 I 10000' 10 .11ercpa.Creettains. L, 11,4601 II ;bad laad&Ool. C. 10000 j 10 '2504,5661 Olt 00a. 10600 .50 lOtMicaY Nemo 'Sac 1000 10 'Neebadda Coal & SON' 10 1 Da New 161.676 1 IN. Mika Austral& (I l i 16, I ,1 1 1.1r4.1111ewar. 404 t 15 lOsiaa Manse Dem. 116,1001 10 !OriosolCealmareiol44 1110 000, prisma Gas (1466164 *O5O 1 D. New 10 • Ii- T., -a r ir 1 416 On U SI 67 IS 71 Ir a idis 1. 12 a 0 P• Ole M . 46 21 IS II 114 114 115 114 116 Tip, 1 REA , 104 107 id 5 17 11#12 _2111 t "12 1 I SO 112 il r ip I .0i Illizzd Apts of I Ipa 4r gar: q I S I 1 . - 1 111 14pot 44 1 4 pa :L -i. 41 1. 77 ft 17 lea *MI 111 lOrfentanla64ltar $ t i 6... 111,06# I 1 0.terean Os• f 1110.0001 !IL ire•11116.1•60.6111/26( '0 10.000 so j 466lna6lsr 4 0. Sasso .1 10,000' SO ; Do, how 24 10.000 60 likysisey Iron .l 14000 14 r Do. 11 CON, 26 kilo:. C 1 11.4 y lieprow. (2 7 all in 29.750 26 Ditto ditty 4 16.410 1411 1 110461 110114406= 4O 100.0601.'. $l. 1114041164 AGA. ICI 10 84,060 20 846.12840.41'5p I, 6 10,000 60 IL Atrium Y. 4 6 14010, 26 ,10462 Aostralkaa Lod 611 mow. OS. / 062400600 Telips 116 .... I 1 160.1 kelp •li moo se T1ame56116,26410.(1 ) I 11,506 10 itred&A g ssar464l46.l 1 "NO 10 ,2. &L C 6.01 U. & 110,000, 6 , Crated& !Meg Os. al I 60,000 26 Inslveralbriaslas.(2. I co , 3 , Ur. AinaireglAa. a y 10.000, 40 • Van Dlsissa's UN. 11141 UAW 450. i WertlediattrasiloB L. 2 jet lii Ili l M I NI LIB/ 143 td _m u_ '4 M! _ z. ni id !lii} (a sa I t% id 4 Si id - ii - Flail I I: II Mt a d 411 14 i i i 4 vs I= Nsi Ps Per it I r.a. 1 17 111 11 lir . id FORE:108T RAILWAY& Bahia and 8. Film. Lie., grir. 7 par 17. 8a• Paulo Lim., mrsataed 7 par cent. (81. pail), 8 le 7i. Mao di (all FM), 1011 la L West Flasidars. 71. A Bloyti.s AIM CHILD BIIIIIISD.—(TEss DAT.)--• Masse 1 .ad 10 eslore a the foresees readdershie .lien ma tossed ia the iatatedide MAI* at Greesansi, as' Frarabreet. Bleafrierems 1. ming tit lead seams treat the pum el X. I. Matey, C.8 . " 41 ..1a the Ent eased Meet. The mesa the Leaden Itrtyede sanded, wheel the boss. least that a mark hot am oat at the pate sari eat es be CM elothbag el Yrs. Marley end also hit eh d, opt fear The Sane were astagetabei, Mies It was &earl tW beth the mether sad shad were friddlany lamed ewer to Maio of their beam TM" were, tharefera awned to the homita. bat very litife home ..el be estertabal Mar rseoway. PROISSTIED PISS AT CAPS CLLAL—CAPI CM" MOIDAT. —Xt. Warta Forsyth. el the Bead a Pah ' li. Worts arrived here Mb weep , fat the d eseerflegs, presezetery t• the mein Oa es the mai harbour id Ws Woad. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. 1 The stook markets to-day are dull, the feel ing of uncertainty with regard to the mum of foreign politics having been strengthened by the debates iin parliament last night. Prio' ea, nevertheless, are very well supported. The funds and most of the principal home railway stooks remain at yesterday's quotations, and the speculative foreign securities have re-ADvered from • decline which was observable at the commence ment of business. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 66fr. 45c., showing no change. CansoLi are now quoted 914 to * for money, and 914 to 4 for the account March 8). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols for money, 91, 4, 91, 4, 4 ; do. for account, 914 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 91, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 914, 91, 4 ; Bank Stock, 239 ; India Stock, 220, 218, 220 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1044, 4, 4 ; ditto, for amount, 1044 ; Five and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 114 ; and Exchequer Bills, 4a., 6s. dia., par. Greek and Mexican Bonds opened at a fall, the former being hut marked 211, and the latter 414, but the present quotations-which are respectively 224 to 4 and 411 to 424-are not materially different from the final prices of yesterday. Turkish Conso- Rd& are steady, at 49* to 4 ; the Confederate Loan 1 per cent. better, at 56 to 58 ; and Spanish Passive 4 to 1 per cent. better, at 334 to 3' • but Spanish Certificates are rather fiat. Transactions are recorded as follows ;-Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 874 ; Egyptian, 1034 ; Greek, for account, 211, 224 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 101; Italian, for account, 661; Mexican, for account, 414, 424, 411 ; New Granada, 144 ; ditto Deferred, 84 ; Portuguese, 1853, for account, 474 ; ditto, 1866, arc., for account, 471, 4 ; Rus sian, 1822, 924 ; ditto 1862, 881 ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 451 ; ditto Passive for account, 334, 4 ; ditto Certificates, for ac count, 134, 4 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, pit ; ditto, 1858, for account, 714 ; ditto 1862, for account, 69, 4 ; Venezuela, for account, 25 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 584, 4, 4. International Financial shares are now quoted 74 to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 34 to I prem. : London Financial, 10f to 114, ex div. and ex new ; Mercantile Credit, 84 to 7 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 18 to 4 ; Egyptian Trading, 24 to 4 prem. ; L►nd Securities, 1 to 14 prem. ; Credit Foncier of Mau ritius, 4 to I prem. ; Credit Foncier of Great Britain and Ireland, 1 to 14 prom. ; Austra lian and Eastern Steam, 7 to 8 prem. ; Ottoman Financial, 4 to 4 prem. ; Mexi can Bank, 1 to 14 prem. ; Buenos Ayres Bonded Wharf, 4 to 1 prem. ; South Eastern Bank, ito 14 prem. ; and London Gas Meter, i to 14 prem. Telegrams received today report • panic at Shanghae, and money not obtainable. Exchange, 6a. 10ItL, and at Hong Kong, ss. OW. Holders of money seem to be becoming more anxious to employ it, in anticipation of a reduction in the Bank of England minimum at an early date. According to some views, the rate will be lowered to 6 per cent. on Thursday text. The supply of money in the discount market yesterday was accord ingly large, and good bills were taken at 61 to 61 per cent., while at the Bank the amount of business was very moderate. In the Stock Exchange money was abundant, and the rate for loans on English Government Securities from day to day was only about 3 per cent. A private letter from • well-placed individual at Athens to • friend in England remarks as follows : —" As regards the loans of 1824 and 1825, the Greek government has them seriously under its consideration, having a most favourable inclination to solve the matter iu the best interests of Greece, and in a manner that shall be to the satisfaction of the bondholders. To this object it will give its attention directly the lonian annexation is settled." About 24,0001, in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. The Board of Trade returns for the month and twelve)nonthe ending the 31st Dec. possess, of course, mach interest, as affording a view of the general oondition of the import and export trade of the country for the whole of the pest year, but the value of the figures as a guide to mercantile opera- Urine is seriously impaired by the great delay which has occurred in their publication. During the month of December the increase in the export trade proceeded at even an increased ratio, the total shipments of home produce and manufac tures reaching 14,354,4001., which was more by 3,547,3671, or 33 per cent., than is Dec. 1862, and more by 4,606,5901., or 47 per cent., than in Dee., 186 L The aggregate for the whole of 1863 was thus raised to 146,489,768/., exceeding by 22,497,5041., or 18 per cent., the exports of 1862, and by 21,386,9541., or 17 per cent., those of 186 L The increase in the month's shipments has been diffused over nearly all the great articles, but textile manufactures have borne off the lar gest share. The exports of oaten " pass goods ' for the month of December were 4,112,5181. against 1,944,7981. in December, 1882, and 2,708,1581. in 1861, and those for the whole of 1865 were 37,541, 4851. against 28,562,466/. in 1862, and 38,124,685/. in 1861. Much of the recovery observable in this department of business is of course due to the rise in prime which has taken place since 1861. As regards imports, the broad feature of interest consists in the fat that the value of the principal articles received from abroad, which was 159,465,7631. in the first eleven months of 1881, and 158,626,0571 in the eleven months of 1862, rose in the same period of 1883 to 173,369,0651., a movement which doubtless goes far to explain the rise in the value of money in the latter half of 1863. The increased payments to the foreigner were chiefly for cotton. The Stock Exchange committee have appointed Thursday next a special settling day in the shares of the following companies, viz. :—Anglo-ItaJian Bank (Limited), General Floating Dock Company (Limited), and Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London, and China (new shares). All are to be offlciallj marked. We are info :mod that the directors of the Impe rial Bask intend to imam 8,000 new shares to the shareholders standing on the register on the Ist March next, at a premium of 41. per share. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 1431., compared with last year, and the South Eastern a decrease of 2631. ThiediTerTices of the United Kiagdoia Railway Rolling Stock Company (Limited), which was este blhhed early last year, and has declared at the first and mooed half-yearly meetings dividends at the tate of 6 per mat. per annum, are now inviting applications for the usiamed agates. We are rNnested to state that the Financial Corporation limited) have taken offices at No. 14, I Lsedenhall-street (late Bast lodic-house), and are now trammeling business. The share certificates of the Land Securities Company (Limited) will be ready foe delivery on Friday next. The share list of the British and Californian Banking Company (Limited) was abused on Satur day for London, and ymnerday far th e country. We are informed that the applications have been geeatiy s in 010011 P of the number to be allotted. The ddir proceed to the allotment on Thursday. The share list of the Ottoman Financial A 11110411• tin wag eheed yesterday, and the directors will meet ea Wednesday next with a vim to the im mediate allotment of the abates. It ls stated that the shares applied for in the South Eastern Basking Company; alma; mooed the numbs to be allotted. , , , ' The colonial wool sales are fixed to commence on Thursday, March 3rd. The fresh importations up to present date, since the beginning of last sa les, comprise 38,125 bales, via :—New South Wales Queensland, 9,570 bales ; Victoria, 2,597 bales ; Tasmania, 396 bales ; South Australia, 9,247 bales ; New Zealand, 1,080 bales ; Cape, 15,235 bales ; total colonial, 38,125 bales ; showing an increase on Adelaide and Sydney, and a considerable dimi nution in the quantity of Port Phillip, as compand with the March sales, 1863, in which series 49,096 bales were catalogued. So..ie further arrivals are however (observe Mesas. R. Dutton and Son) confi dently expected. MONDAY Krum. Consols, which closed on Saturday at ON to 91 for the Bth March, were first marked to-day 911, and closed at 911 to 11. For money the last price was 91k to 1. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 1,1, 1, 1 ; ditto, for acco . mt, 911, 1, 1; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, k, 1,• l‘ew Three per Cents . 91/, 1, 1 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, ft, 101, 1 ; ditto, for account, 10-11 ; ditto Four per Cent., 1001 ; Five per Cent. " en laced" rupee paper, 104. The India Five per Cent. Stock was firm, with a fair demand. In consequence of the easy condi tion of the money market, Exchequer Bills were f -m, at 6s. to 2s. die. In the foreign stock market a fair amount of business was done, sou prices generally improved, but animation was mainly confined to Mexican Bonds. In the market for bank shares there was an im provement in Bank of New Zealand, English and Irish, Bank of Hindustan, Imperial, Midland, and Union Bank of London, but a slight reduction in Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered, Lon don, Birmingham, and South Sta ff ordshire, and Metropolitan and Provincial. Egyptian Trading shares have risen to 21 to 21 prem., and Hudson s Bay to 181 to 1. Loudon and Provincial Marine and Australian Mortgage and Land shares, together with Victoria Dock stock, were in demand. Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance shares were rather flat. The shares of the financial companies responded to the general buoyancy of the Stock Exchange, and have all advanced. International closed at 74 to g prem., General Credit at 34 to 34 prem. ex div., and London at 11 to 114 prem., "ex aIL " Mer antile Credit were firm at 6 to 7 prem. The shares of the Credit Fonder of Mauritius were last quoted par to 4 prem. ; Land Securities Company, 14 to 1/ prem. ; Anglo-Italian Bank, par to prem.; Mercantile Credit, 6 to 7 prem.: Con tract Corporation, 11 to 24 prem. ; Credit Fonder (Great Britain), 1/ to 11 prem. ; London Mercan tile Discount, 2 to 3 prem. ; Australian and Eastern Navigation, 7 to 74 prem. ; Ottoman Financial Association, to 1 prem. ; Consolidated Dis count, 1 dia. to par ; Mexican Bank, 14 to 2 pram. ; Littlehampton Steam, 6 to 7 prem. ; Financial Corporation, 1 to 1* prem.; Lon don Gas Meter, * to 14 prem. ; Buenos Ayres Bonded Wharf, 4 to 1 prem.; South Eastern Bali: to 14 prem. ; British Colonial Steamship, to 2 prem. ; and Fairbairn Engineering, 1 to 1_ prem. Virginia Six per Cents. were quoted about 2 par cent, higher. lb. I ke. I RAILWAYS. 100 all Atlantic& St. Lawrence, 00 St. 100 Bora. Par.& C.Le.e.llp.c. , 100 10 11 Do. lfew 10 74 Do. 11 Shares 10, Bultalo II 10 all Do. t a nkPre 77 100 100 Brantot Ooderlch I I Op. c. Mr. Aug. 1, 11171 100 100 ' Ds. 60. July 1, 1117111 IVI 100 Do. do. Jane 1, laCe' IX 100 Cal. .1 firoetersig.e.l 100 dl ,100 Ceps T. Dock6p. 100 100 all Demierarsi p.e.per p se, .100 roes. Bawl On. 6 0o Bt. 100 ,Bad Indies 11 do 10 ' 16 , Do. GI Salessies 110 , la De. If do St. 100 Ord Treat et Canada 106 71 100 all Do. lat rt. Boods I /3 100 all I Do. AS 100 ' all , Do. 2nd prat B=l IN 100 , all . Do. do. AO IN , all ' Do. lid pref. !Reek MI 100 , .11 Do. do. 6sOuredi s lOO , all Do. 4th prat. Nock , IS 100 ,au ' Do. do. datserodi 32 01. 100• (Drool Indian Peninsula 1(3 20 112 I Do. g. Swami I 20 ' 12 I Do. January, left St. .100 04. O. of India R. Ap. a ; 11111 k 84. 'lOO , Do 43 per coni c... 4 .... 84. i 2 i Do 10; all Gt. Western of fi Se, 18 , Do. New ll 100 . all • Do.tip.c.lds.pay.l43, 02 100 , all , D 0.14 do. do. 10774 1 Of 10 I 2 ladlaultrwah, ladled . par 10 1 Do. New ... St. 100 Madras guar. Sp. oant., 102* it. 100 Do do. 01 do 911 St. 100 Do. do. 44 do. —; SO 2 Do. PHU irloodoW St. 100 .116%. Coro. 6 pot c. dd 00 all Molls. aaa Bobaoas Sag IS 20 au It &tn.& Outdo • iklai St 100 .11.1L0tean.66..e.1atp.8.1 U St. 100 &lode. goo 6 p.m ore[' 1112 Bt. 100 ' Do. Delhi do 1 91) Do do. do. St. 120 I Do. Au:daub do lUS St. 100 I Do. Indus St.llot 46 1 OS JOINT STOCK. LULL 10i I i Poll I pm, 4 106 1041 21ivI D 0 01 i 74 1 Ell !ram i , lA ,_ 1 P.; g - - 1 iii I°4 1 Pen t i ro I BANCIL 93.000 100 40,000 100 10.000 100 10.1.003 20 12,500 40 Agra and U. Om Dank AkisosLou.tlAveapos , Do. New Angto Austrian Australasia D.?. Now.. 11,101 26 'Mask et 1010 WO Musk ft VOW 10 ' Beak de Osage (UsilleeDi 10.000 100 Auk ot Quedwalaad (1 )1 10.000 60 BoaketVieteela,kluerlie 6,000 .00 Bank of Waldo (lea) ' 60.000 10 .Beek of New 10.600 10 Ilrasillandt 16.000 10 Wt. & Andean 10.000 M &Bib N. Birettas IL6OO 10 Char.BlL. Brit Coles) 82.100, 10 ' C. M. ladlo.Avs.. CWYI 7,100 00 ' Do. 3ew sties 26 anted. IL et MY. Bo! 0,600 IGO lOW sieo• IN kilosdal . 150,000 10 EtonWaled Book (L.)I 4,000 .00 ,Coailaisial (L.) 1;000 00 :RYA Le•don ,L144551) 1 10.000 100 14411111 sod Lith= 1 f. 5.000 I 04.3504.45541. e 40,00 SO Bastidi sad Mad.* ( 05004 10 damps= 11.5511.541•5 1 1 10.000 10 hiaolusaCblsssJap.(L, 10.000 100 bipeds& Bonk, Lisilloil l 134000 15 loperlal Ottoman 100.403' SO Ilauld Yortatk. Todla ( 15,000 10 !Leedom Book 41 Scot. 15,0010 !Gods. sad DragUlas 5,010 I* 11ApossalLoalKLI .. *AO 16 , Do. do. New 1 &VA 100 Lon., Dlr., &S. SUN. (L), 00,000 10 Lon. Ch. Bank d Ansi& 10,000 100 London and C.01001e2 (LI MOO 50 leaden and oounly 6,000 100 'Lon. IlambnCoata.(l ) 00,000 50 .Loodon Joint Snook 10,0 W 100 ,Loo. and Northern (L,) 20.000 20 Louden& South Atria= 6,000 80 Do. De. New 10,000 100 ileadeott&Amerktes(L 6,000 100 Lou. a 8. Wetter% (Lk, 61,000 111 'Les. & Wearalager 10,000 100 liarchsat Dank,lLL) 20,000 60 'llereantlle & Esehaarl 10.0001* -Metre. & Pros. Doak (L 6.000 1* I Irdlaad Hank Um.) 10.000 I* INadooa! c 4 lAser (L 25,000. IN./Twat New, *OM 10 Do. do 240* DI INatlonal Bark *OOO * New !loath Woke. 46* 100 Wow Lialand (lisitol2l *WO 25 'Oriental Dank Oat 20,6001* Prwelse of iO l 1;wow weak r•aj., aDo 6 5 00, 11.. New 141:00 25 limit& Australia *COO 100 Stand. et B. 8. Ants I 6.010100' Do. do. I 64.001 26 Aker et Artaralla 10.010 26 Da. New *llOO,llll 17nian d In** (La ) *O3O NI Doke cd leadon • IL &et sad Woo . 1. 6 011 .1 0 M. Amadeus g, 1,9110. In. Kat/tarts* 300,9111 Ikattlatoptas 100. 4• 111. Vidalia • ADO fi• 1 , 41 In IA 5 , 1 INPIE •Par TS 77 91 ma Ife Mid 166 led • V u t 41 43 S Ms f 1.4 467 60 ~~ 1171 114 1111 SS 41 1 i *la 1 1.4141 2 .(p di at 14 u • .pail 11 1143: I goot! I OWN! • It ffal pet, 21 %Psi 2 dial II V ▪ 244/.. are WM* $N pa ff IS 12$ ▪ pm TiWill $I 4 PSI ff Shot 4 peal I lOW pia! so n ai l a SO 91 I at a le 11 t ag, 13 11 pm' NIT 1 Ka 18k i:iiki ii 26 2 4- 1 66 I tal se so a as MINES.-(THIS DAY) Two o'CLooi. The mining market is firm to-day, with a good amount of business. West Chivertou shares con tinue in request, at 80 to 82. On the other hand, Chiverton are lower, at 13* to 14 ; Clifford A mal ated, at 36* to 37, and Gonamena at 3* to took Caradon remain flat, at 29 to 4. lu the Exchange, Cambrian Gold shares have been dealt in at i and 1, being firm, and Great Wheal For at 24 Foreign and colonial mining shares are with out alteration. Cape Copper are officially marked 81 and 8J ; Kapunda I*, and Bt. John del Rey 614. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON 1 CORN MARKET!". ITEM DAY.) pa Nam= AJD uounaunoluz. Torassas.) (MON 00S OWN 00MSPONDIENT. COLTON. - - Market sabot. Eska, probably 4,010 baler. Conn.—Market fairly attended. Wboat, moderato Air sand at la. nem Floor, doer isle. Indian earn staidly for mixed, at 29a. By plias brans freely a..& Oall good import inquiry ; rate and *Minimal very WL MINDING LANE.- { THIS p.a.) SOCIAL —The !mutat has opened . quietly sad without isportaet nisi by private contract 300 teaks of Bar in public sale ; about 70 oasts sold, at 43a. to 47.. Bedoed is steady, but quiet. Dorm—The parcels of plantation Nylon offered by sastioa, wars too small to give quotations, privately them ars bayou at firm rates, but few sellers. Tga.—Tlts market remain' unchanged, public salsa of Amon will be bald on Friday, and of China teas on Tuesday next. _ _ — fiux. Ric; and SA LTPIIII2 have all been inactive. Corrou.—The tom o the market le ray quiet, and prices hare a downerani tendency. Yesterday be isles wen 2,000 bales, at id to id. per Ik decline. JCTL —About 5C3 bales sold at full prime. Harr.-2,C00 bales of Manilla sold for arrival at 361. TALLOW MARKET. —(THIS DAY.) Ms market is 'Mad, s—Terre tallow is (Wed 40a. 6d. ; Parsisbarg Y.O. oa lbs apaa. 40s. 6d. ; Mar* 40a 6d. ; April W Joao, 40a. 9d. to 41..; Oalobar b Dacossbar. 43.. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—{THIS DAT.) Morn. Harvey and Boston own trod* at the following pews :—Priaso voodoo by. 70a to U. ; impeder 460 6 . 755. to 90a; dower, old, 86.. to 1105. ; wood eat, 76a to 1C 3a ; okay, Ma to 30a PROVINCIAL SHAM miszays. unarm, TO. ta—eass. Onat Wastirn, as 41— Lam:whirs and Vortskire, 111 j —Loodoa sad North Western, 114 . 4 .8 6S—Manclierder Sheffield. and Ulnas. Wi -11 . 470 2 0 - Stu, 10 , Midland, 1101-81. lieleis Mho and Canal s ta c k. 10C Eastern. int II ii 1--(boat Lumaabourg, 10 13 116-. helm sad Ileum, 71—Mestma 3 per Cent., 41 Spanish Piedra, 113}—British and American ltzelmage 41116 p.—Mirmatile and lichangi Bank.% p.—ltayal haat Fre lereme Yz a tr i st...lll6—Albarm Marine, 1 p. end lheelign 2 1616 2 1616 pMeis Mortals, 744 2.—lrmsesshire meranoe. 946 p—Moressm Kaftan. Quern Leaman 1 946 9. Thames and Marail 11 0 3-16 p. —lidos Mariana 11146 p.—H udames Bay Compaisy.lB 34 —NaUouol Steam Narlgatioa Company. 161611-16 I p.—Neat India and Padle Coinpany, 11 6-161 p. scupseurssa, mi. ft —A goad business WM dame, bet prises wen term Oessolhisaed Bank il.taitted), 6 148 1 p„—tiresi logos. 46—Grant Northers A, lhil i—Great Waders of Bade. 21—Grailj d a—Great Waters. 111"—lantashlre Yortahlre, 11111 I—London and North Waster% Una '— Manchester, d, and Liacoinshlre, Mi— New Ott* I per east. Prof. (aU paid). 9CMitargisitaim / 7 loteeticans, 411 11 2 I I 2 1204 — fasters, 914 • Thames and Remy Marine laser. ante, 6 1-166 p.—Union Plate Lime, 30-6 en halo el. paid?, p —tondos sad Lancashire Inenrance, e p.—Baa Paalo paid ago, 11'4—itudasan 8... y, 6—Lamina sad hiesissian Marine, p~Mnlas Bank. 14 gi.-oealoterata loam wrhLm p.—Loados, Chatham and Dover, 41 . BiliNntanAm, Fax ft.—The transactions In market to day Included Cassock Chase Colliery shares. at p. Munts's Metal shares, as is. ad dis. sad Birmingham Financial Mums. at I p. iltradighsai Guarantied Railway steak was quoted at 77 ; Soak Staffordshire Rahway shares bayers at 11 3.16. miartham Joint Stook bank. bruin at 30 : innutridge and KM dermlnster Banks. at 11 Gloucester Wagon Company's shares. at 12 ; and Staffordshire Joint Stock Bank hums at 74 p. At a general ordination hoiden in the cathedral gawk of ?Zweig, a Sauey lest, the tellowlag perms way gaged lag holy orders :—Dgeoms : Ware's W. lartoy, 8.A., Trinity Ca rs Onabrilis oz Wri . , Jolla Oseroakl, ILA., Carpet Chase Ogr itnew. ; Haley Jake away, 8.A.. Queen's Prima : Maslen Jobe illowegt, IL A., ?ridgy Omehridge, Tin fliainsriain TILILCLNIZNARY. —At Vent ers. is the Lie el e enemittee el geetiesma have hal eapriand to wake aneepeoselt der the osiebratiew of the taresateesty of Sbakaegar• la that tow.. Tax Wrung= rir o--131roworrox L— AIC*/ • seeelderable penal of ewes wake, bees hest set is as Friday, sod motivated WI &awls, of ease, whoa .sew been UM, sod amassed for gout a beer withal ialgagelos. Fraught falls have takes pig arm sod se the waliaetwee if the here prevented lb. 'sew test N gradually ateamulatod, sad IBA gala bog a digit et about three lathes la the streets if the -. whits I. the non ezeseed parte of the seenary the depth tout have tees masidergly grater. Re ter in we bare leased ee agog beteetlea Ye yet esseeted to say et the railway halos is eargewee if Oa slam Up to a lg. hoer but sight soew weelimed he !dl d Waage, sad than •Fettrlid to M arm aereptet et a seatiamme aftbe Net—Alieliogh gioneng, : i II . - i i; r ,t midi ;l a , ; I i 2 U AA WIZ If 74 Ti 73 I in _u 147 nil Of SO n i I I 6s w - - NI -. ft 44 4