The Express. — London, England, 1866-02-26 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. AM, Term Nisi Prim /littler at GuildhelL —(Before the Lord Chief JeWee and Special Jame.) T ag TUTU OP 11:. YLTTHBW, 11101•4011111 V. Tit UNION i BMOC 01 LONDON. This was an action to remover 1501. The defendants e i ee d e d never indebted end a set-off. '3f, r . W. Chambers, Q. 0., Mr. Hance, and lip. Dickson fve co msat for the plaintiffs; gr. Hawkins, Q 0., Mr. &e t, Q.C., ani Mr. R. Clarke were counsel foe the de fendant/. Tie tent', kept an amount at the defendants' bank on iog from 20,0001. to 25.,0001. sneakily. The sum woo t o b e reoovered was the amount of a cheque that y s d begs fervid by one of the clerks is the employ of the ves t r y—the name ot the finance coalmines sad the in. aorsmeat of the vestry clerk. There had been two .., tfflogs oheatars—one for 631. 13s. and the other for 861.10 a. L - 4 by the defendant., but it wee not until lit e r the payment of the third cheque of 1501. that the at twice of the bank was brought to she rent that they oleo fen forgeries—sine months after the ptyment of the first so d two menthe after the payment of the ascend. The t ea k punned their ordinary course with regard to thmtetry 0 , dm par-book, and their return cancelled; bet it g rayed they could Dot be found, and it wee supposed ea the clerk who forged them bad abstmeted sk l es. The bank had co ed ited the company fir the gag cheque of 150/., but bad declined to pay rye previous two cheques, as they oottid not be found. was given by the vestry clerk that the cheques bad been forged by a clerk named Mathiseoc, who afterwards amended ; and he described the signatures as bad imita tions. The munterfoils of the cheque-books were prodoos end it was evideat three blank cheques, about the dated Ms cheques, had bees abstracted. After this proof the task withdrew, and The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiffs for the 'mount claimed. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Stamp in Banoo.—(Betor• Mr Julio* Will. and Mr Joanne Keating. The eouri sst this niersieg fer tbe porpoise of giving their assisiess ia outs nbiob stood over for Judgment. INDIIIIKAUZ D. DAYS& - The plaintiff in this case wee a jourasymas gas. titer, and the defendant was a sager redeem is badness la the neighbourhood of Whiteehapel. The plaintiff eat to the defendant's premises to me how a patent gas mutate( which bad been pat up acted. He was meow puled by his employer nod • man in the defendant's esr- T im woes before them carrying • light. The plaintiff did s ale work so a burner. and the party went on to another rat of the precnima. Almost immediately the plaintiff Ncellected that be had left his pliers where he bad lees at work and went back to fetch them. In going in join the other two persons, be did not follow the path they had takee, but took a short out acre. the fl o or. In doing so he fell through s. hole in the floor which was uad fee hoisting sar from one part of the building to mother. He suffered fearful injuries anti now sued to re cover damages upon the ground that the accident had comrred through the defendant's negligence. At the trial it was proved that the hole was not teemed gm lighted ; but that in all sugar refimmies there ins a precisely similar hole. The jury found that the *stiff bad not himself been guilty of any negligence, and they awarded him 403/. damages. The question now vas whether • role should be made absolute to enter a Nosed or for a new trial. Mr. Jostice Wilke said that the facts would not warrant them is bolding that there was no evideam of neglect of duty on the part of the defendant or his servants, sod upon this Foot eatcring • nousuit; nor was there such clear fieldmice 11 contributory negligence on the part of the 'plaintiff as would justify the court in ordering a new trial. The judge had not reported that he was disestisfied with the verdiet, and the court ought not to grant • new trial without m ovable ground for believiog that another jury would And differently. Rule disabused. EIDSTOBB IP. TH/ BWPRB MASDri INSDRAIVCZ COMPAILIT. This was an action epos a policy of imam:* upon the height, valued at 5,C301., of the ship Sebastopol, from New Zealand to South Anierloa, end thence to Elegised. The risk wee "Warraated free from web:mime average." Tte @ergo consisted of guano. The ship encountered severe weather sad had to put into Rio de Janeiro io so dam qed • slate that there was a soostructive total lose of the ship. The guano, however, was pot on shore, and was subsequently placed on board smother ship, end in that way the voyage wee completed sod the freight mined. The question sow raised was whether the charges for land ing, hominy, he., came within the meaning of the term "particular avenge" for which the underwriters were not lo be liable. Mr. Janice Wines siid that the expenses mooned were recoverable ander the "sttiog and labouring" datum from the underwriters, es the expanse of averting a pending total logs, for which the underwriters would have been liable. The matter was one, however, of such great coon gasses that the ooart would next time state the precise grounds upon which their judgment wAs band. Judgment for the plaintiff. szciu vs v. MI ONION mminra nunnurce COMMIT. This sou an action upon a policy of insurance upon guano shipped on board the Ann and Is ibella, sad the eizaom staooes, which were very °lmplicated, rebind t►e question whether the plaintiff had an insurable interest in the guano. The Court held that the judge at the trial was wrong in holding that there was an insurable interest, and made • rule for a new trial absolute. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Ooesmireioner Goulimo.) IN ILL A. 001121411 D. The bankrupt was • horse-deater, of Wells-road. Ham mersmith. The case ham been before the court someMnse ; and on the last music" it was asked, on behalf of &creditor, that the petition should be dismissed on the ground of is- . accuracy in the three days' statement, end insufficient stamp to the petition. His Honour now gave judgment. He said the as. had been before the court since May last, and had not yet reached its final stage. By a very wholesome provision of the act of 1861 eye, debtor petitioning for adjudication agaiut himself was bound to file a full, true and accurate statement of the debts due from him ; and if ibis ware not dose within three days of the filing of the petition, in compliance with the rules sod orders, and the form there given. the petition was to be dismissed. The primary object of this order was in reference to the time of filing the statement ; but the petition might be dinned if the statement were not full, true, and accu rate. Here the bankrupt, when he sought to pass his last elimination, gave • statement differing in seven or eight particulars from his original one ; and his on evidence went to show that • debt of 401 , alleged to be due to one Titers io the first instance was a fictitious debt, which be had allowed to be inserted bean he believed Tiers to be friendly to him. The court would have no difficulty io exercising its disere ion and dismissing the petition on the ground that the statement was wil fully inaccurate. But there were other patties concerned bridal the bankrupt. The assignee had brought an action, which had been referred to arbitration, and the creditor; tenrtaly had sn interest in upholding the proceedings. laokhag at the time whiolt had elapsed since the adjudi mhos in May last, it would be an injustice to the creditors sow to dismiss the petition, and the court declined to do so. Another ground had been urged for dismissing the petition kat the debts being above 3001. the petition should have buss on a 51. stamp ; but the oourt had power to mood', tlh, by directing an additional 41. stamp to be affixed, 'hi& would be done. For this purpose en adjournment mold be ordered, and the case would then proceed. Mr. Bagley, Mr. E. Reed, and Mr. Potter appeared in the are. (Before Mr. Registrar Murray.) IN RE LORD NIGEL ILINNZDT. This was an adjourned sitting for choice of amignees. lbs adjudication was made egiaist his lordship while re ding at Boulogne, but he immediately surrendered. At the last sitting a proof for 2,2501., tendered on behalf of lad Rtitheen, wee objected to on • statement by the hakropt that Lord Ruthven held ae security • charge ow tie bankrupt's reversionary interest on the death of tile uther-in-law. Yr. Davies (from the office of Messrs. Ashorst), protium/id a declaration by Lord Ruthven and Mr. Justice, his soli citor, that the bankrupt had never executed any deed charging his reversionary interest, and that Lord Rathven hold no security whatever. The Registrar said that disposed of the objection, and admitted the proof. Probably Lord Kennedy had been thtaken as to the document he had signed, which was neat likely only a receipt for the money damned. Mr. Lewis mud that Lord Kennedy adhered to hie state ment that he had signed • deed in favour of Lord &Abeam. Re 000teaded, moreover, that the claim was barred by the olatute of limitations. Mr. Davies said that this objection had been already Canned of. the proof was admitted, eubjeot to Loa Roth,.. giving up icy security which he might hold. Mr. W. J. Hogg, clothier., fit. James' .street, was ohms trade assignee ; and the next &Wag was appointed for the 12th of April, CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS I)AY.) The Pibmary eeesion of the Central Criminal Court was timed this morning, before the Right Roc. the Lord Kern, the Deputy Recorder, Alderman Hill, Alderman Bosley, Alterman Salomon; 11.1'.. Alderman sod Sheriff o,l Apes. Mr. Sheriff Figgins, Under.Shenl Dean, Under- Sheriff Rtwlies, &a. Tee Snit edition of the calendar contains the muses of Si Pr The principal offences soarneysted ens of • totomernal cheracter, comprising forgery, embessismeat, ka. Then ere three &segos of murder to be disposed of. Thera ars also three eases of manslaughter, cad several of wounding with intent to commlt murder; &ad the calendar, takes altogether, may be considered a heavy 0041. The permit, Recorder (Hr. T. Chambers. Q.C.), in his onerde le the greed gory, adverted to the large number of Pitman that went for trial, noterithrt•adiag the abort in. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 26, 1866. Cereal that had elapsed sines the hat easelen ; and he WA he was sorry to ieform them that there were co less tire sir charges involving the destruction of human life, three of murder sad three of momstaagleter. The Ant case of ! murder was of a peculiar character. The prisoner wee amused of the murder of his wife, and it appeared that she was deformed and in very bad health, and, being in that condition, the pr:soner, while is a side of intoxicatioe, pushed her off a chair in which she was sitting, aid by the fall both her thighs were broken, and she died from the result of this injure. The widowed the medical mee wee to the effect that the violence of the prisoner trieeleratel the death of the de missed, sod if this should be established to their sates°- . tree it would be tbeir duty to find a . true ball. Among the awes of manslaughter was one await three persons of having mug d the dealt of a polim-omatable by brutal Melones, and if the facie should be made out to their sails' faction, it would be their duty to »tura a true bill. There was another case in the calendar which was of a peculiar chareetar. It was a charge agaiost six sailors for causing a revolt on board the ship Scotland while op her pump from Calcutta to this country. It appears that the men complained of the quality of the water, and the quary of the bread supplied to them, and while the espial() wee nefertunately confined to his bed with a broken lee, they look porramatra of the ship and altered her course for several dark at the expiration of which they changed their minds &Edge's op the ship to the proper officers on condirion that the entry in the log book of their revolt should be destroyed. The charge was of a serious mature, and it would be well that the grand jury should 1 velure a tree bill. The Loused Deputy-Recorder ad- verted to the case of Netnews°, charged with forging and utterieg certnie transfers of shares in Cornish miens. remarking that the case presented sus legal difficulty, and they therefore would leave the indictments, which were Ike or six in number, to be disposed of by a potty jury in this court. There would be presented to the grand Puy indictuseets .gavel a gentlemen named Rent. sad two other green', for pub lishi ng a scandalous libel neon Mr. Sotbern, the eminent comedian. The mart ham that Mr. Kent was as respectable a man as any in the trite of Landon. and be had only been the mesas of publishing, the libel coon:lake! of, bad that the really guilty paras were these who had written sod were the anthem of the libel in question. After briefly referring to Mbar eases in the calendar which were of minor improviser's, the Deputy-Recorder remitted them to the commencement el their labmirs. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) DHABI LISTI3.-(THI8 DAY.) Om o'Ozooz. The railway market is dull to-day ? and a reduo tiou of i to I per oent. is observable in Lancashire and Yorkshire, South Eastern, Great Eastern, and Great Northern A stooks. The transactions are unimportant, the fortnightly settlement engaging most attention. Loudon and North Western stoat is quoted 126/ to 127} ; Great Western, 58} to 1591; Midland, 127 to I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 122 k to 123 ; Great Eastern, 38} to 39 ; South Eastern, 703 to 77 ; Caledonian, 131 to 132 ; Metropolitan, 134 to }, ex div. ; Great Northern, 129 to 130 ; ditto A, 148 to }. Canadian bonds are steady, at previous quota flops. r) Mt id! 681 64 SO 61 $1 41 W IS :01 IOS 11110 ' 93 90 96 SI 04 66 46 10 MI MS 96 96 in $4 66 ISW ISO xa Si St mi sol 0 97 99 !7 117! 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WI 64118 lb %Dull 41 8 pin K 47 1 dle 1 &I I in n 61 64 . _. _ 41 TS 7. sd a - 41 so tit. m; 4 44 t ile ckls 4l l li 84 I • • lib Eel ail 110 • 6 114 90 N IS 114 IS IS ft 4 NI M 91 N N 19; 114 - 71 6 IV 10 IN 0 MONEY MARX ]IT.-(THIS DAY.) Oxa o'Oxeow. The news of the revolution in Roumania, and of the movements amongst the Russian troops on the Prnth, has had an tusfavourable effect upon the stock and share markets, which generally show dulness. The amount of business is limited, attention being occupied with preparations for the settle ment of the half-monthly account, which has just commenced. Turkish, Egyptian, and Danubian secu rities exhibit chief heaviness, and have given way. The reduction in the latter amounts to 2 per cent. Consols have declined i t per cent., and some of the British railways Ito I. Financial shares, however, remain steady, and a rise is observable in Credit Fonder and Mobilier. za *I - veiii go' laT The discount market continues quiet, and trans actions have taken place to-day at Of per cent., or , f below the Bank minimum. Very few bills are falling due just now, and there is an expectation that the Bank rate may be reduced again either this or next week. The rate for short loans in the Stock Exchange is 4 to 5 per cent. Consols are now quoted 87f to; for money, and 87} to for the account (March 8). The dealings in the foreign stock market are not numerous, and the tone is fiat. Turkish bonds of 1858, 1862, and 1865 are especially heavy, and have declined a to f per cent. Spanish Passive, the Committee's Certificates, Italian, and Brazilian and Egyptian scrips have also re ceded to a. The quotations are as follows : Greek, 13} to 141 ; Mexican, 23 to ; Spanish Passive, 27 to ; ditto Certificates, 16a to f ; Turkish, 1858, 68} to 694; ditto 1862, 65a to 664 ; ditto 1865, 38 to ; Brazilian scrip, 2to prem. ; Egyptian scrip, Ito 1 prem. ; and Italian, 1861, 60f to I. ~su.~ ~ Amercan securities are better. 6-20 Bonds are now quoted 691 to 70; Erie Railway shares, 631 to ryik ; and Illinois Central, 761 to 77k. International Financial shares are now quoted Ito 1 prem. ; General Credit, to 11 prem. ; London Financial, 2 to II dia. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 1 to 1 prem.; Credit Foncier, 31 to 1 preen. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 41 to pram ; and Joint Stook Disoonut, 6,1 to 6 dis. A large business has been transacted in the shares of the Imperial Land Company of Marseilles, which are quoted 2/ to 21 prem. The amount of government bills on India for which tenders will be received at the Bank of Eng land on the 7th March will be rupees 35,00,000 (350,00014. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly Liet) of the railway calls falling due in the month of March. The total is smaller than usual : Amount per Share. This Already Number Due in Mar., 1806. Date. Paid. CAL °Mares. Great Northern (W. T. Wakefield stock).... 1 El 0 0 4,600 £4,500 London, Brighton, ku, C 6 shares, 1606 .... 1 dept. 16 0 417,000 461,950 Total In March 1413,710 Total In three months of 1906 0,516,06 An important undertaking has been announoed under the title of the Imperial Land Company of Marseilles (Limited). The capital is 1,600,0001. in 80,000 shares of 201. each, of which 11. per share is to be paid on application and 41. on allotment. Subscriptions for the capital are invited by the Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England in oonjunction with the Agra and Masterman Bank and the National Bank, and all these three power ful establishments are represented upon the board, which is very strongly constituted. This com pany has acquired nearly the whole of the available building land in Marseilles, and a lengthened description of the position and nature of the properties purchased is given in the prospeo tus. The magnitude of the affair may be estimated from the fact that the total amount of purchases is no less than 3,325,1631., of which 2,668,6401. is pay able by instalments spread over various dates and extending in part to a period of 50 years, and only 658,5231. in cash, on taking over the estates. It is therefore expected that " with the aid of the com pany's borrowing powers not more than 101. per share will be required on those shares not fully paid up on allotment." The undertaking has been well matured, having been nearly twelve months is course of organisation, and during the period which has elapsed since the company has been constituted, a portion of the properties has been sold upon contract at a profit of about 600,0001., of which the company is to have the benefit. We extract from the prospectus the following explana tion of this part of the affair, as well as of the pro posed arrangements for paying interest on the capital at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum for the first two years : As evidenos of the value of the purzhaass, the directors have the satisfaction to appointee 'hat they have already oonoludel arrangements with an association of builders at Marseilles, to trawler to them one of the properties ithe Joliette property) at a profit of about 603,q00/., such pro perty and profits to be paid for by annuities and sinkieg fund over a period of thirty years, with option on their pert to pay for the whole at any time during five years, with an obligation on the part of the contractors to deposit a sum of four 1111 Lions of intone (160,0001.) as caution money, at Load periods (the first iestal.nent of which was paid os the execution of the contract), and also to cover the property with buildings within a period of five yew-. The shareholders will have the benefit of this contra* end from °amber, 1867, will noelse the income derivable from this contract, viz., the difference between the in anities to be paid and received by the company, and this income joined to the existing revenue from the C .talans estate, as well aa to the anticipated profit on further sate during that psriod, will, it is estimated, not only suable the directors to amnions the payment of the interest at 10 -ier cent per annum, but enable them to declare periodical cottages on the capital called up. As the first payments of annuities aid root under the arrangements mitered into with regard to the Joliette property do not commence until the Ist October, 1867, and become payable only in the subsequent balf-year, viz., the let April, 1868, the di rectors have decided to pay interest at the rate el 10 per ant. per 'nom for two Fenn, from Hank 1866, on the capital called up, sod for which four interest warrants will be snitched to the share certificates at the time of issue (which will be charged to hied purchases acoonot). After that date the reverse from the Joliette laud. the rent4s (ram the other properties, and profits on f urdier sales, will be applicable for dividend or bonuses. It is proposed that the company shall act primarily as " middlemen," their object being to purchase land and re-sell it at a profit, leaving the construction of buildings to the usual con tractors. The deep personal interest taken by the Emperor Napoleon in the prosperity of Marseilles has long been known, and as the Company's opera tions must tend to a more rapid development and improvement of the city . and port, the special pro tection of his Majesty is reasonably counted upon by the directors. A portion of the shares, not exceeding 30,000, may be allotted in the fully paid up form. The brokers are Messrs. Mullen*, Marshall, and Daniell ; Hill, Fawcett, and Hill ; and Laurence, Son, and Pearce. The traffic receipts of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway for the month of January, on 507 miles open, were 504,991 dols. (exclusive of the Oil Creek Railway receipts), against 289,400 dole. in January, 1865, and 160,000 dole. in January, 1864. The half-yearly meeting of the Ottoman Railway Company will be held on the 29th of March, sad a special general meeting is convened for Friday, the 13th of April. The annual meeting of the Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Company is to be held this day at Liverpool. The annual meeting of the Canada (Land) Com pany shareholdersndof March. in the Ge neral Exchange Bank (Limited) is called for the Mk inst., to declare a dividend, sad will be made spetisl, when certain resolutions will be proposed, " in order to meet the wishes of the Committee of the Stock Exchange." One of these resolutions prohibits the company from making advaaces upon its own shares. A general meeting of the Star and Garter Hotel Company (Limited) is called for this day. The Gallivan. Company (Limited) en Battu*, forwarded to tiivir shareholders warrants for dm half-yearly interest at 4 per sent. A call of N. is to be paid on the preference 5 war cent. shares of the Great Luxembourg Company by the 2nd of April. We are requested to state that the offices of the International Land Credit Company (United) will be removed on Wednesday, the 28th February; from Austin-friars to Westminster Chambers, Vie toriaatreet. ---- ----- Subjoined is a comparison of the present position of the Bank and the price of Comas with the corresponding period of hat year : ♦t present. Ream date lest yea. Rent coin and bniihn AlifittfiSS £18500.181 Bank reserve of notes 7,44:0,100 .. AMAIN* Rate of discount Price of Console B7t 8111411 DAT Evmmes. Console, which closed yesterday &1871 for the Bth of March, opened and closed to-day at 871 to 1. For money the last price was 87f to ITM - official business report is u follows :—Three eir Cent. Consols, for money, 871, ; ditto, for account, 87} ; Three per ent. Reduced, 871,_1: New Three per Cents., 87f, 1 ; Bank Stock, 28; India Five per Cent. Stock. 1021, f. Indian government securities remain quiet. Ex chequer Bills were unaltered at tie. to' 1. dia. The transactions in foreign stocks were upon 4 very limited scale, and prides generally closed the same as yesterday. The only changes were a rime of per cent. in Turkish Bonds of 1858 and 18 and a decline of fin Greek and in Spanish Cot tificatee. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAT.) Only • moderate supply of Emit* wheat was received up to our market to-day, coastwise and by lead-carriage, and the condition of tee samples was inferior. The few dry qualities on offer were disposed of at prime quite equal to Monday last ; but inferior' kinds met a dull 'equity, at late rates. We were tolerably well, but not le my heavily, supplied with foreign wheat. Most descriptioss were infer/ request, at prima equal to this day m'enight. We were but moderately supplied with both Euglishael foreign barley. Malting parcels moved off freely, et ea- Creme rates to • slight advance. Grinding and diatilling sorts were steady, at full prices. Malt, the supply of which was good, was la shady reqw-st, on rather higher terms. The show of foreign crate was large ; nevertheless, • fair amount of business was doing in aunt bads, at ha quotations. Bons met • dull inquiry, and the quotriioas were the turn lower. To• supply was tolerable good. NC changstook place is =oval= of peas, for which the inquiry ruled inactive. Both English and foreign flour sold slowly, at late mks. Ti. arrivals of floating cargoes off mat have became/ small. The value of hie cargoes of wheat has bees supported, and in some butanes. rather mar* massy hem been obtained ; otherwise the trade has ruled heavy, at about late rates. Ghirka, arrived, 41.. to 43e. 3d. ; Vesicle, 435. ; New Banat, 435. 3d. per 492 lbs.; Bolt, 395. per 4801 M. Fine make he. Wafted Mods le a moderate extent at full prices, but inferior produoehm commended bat little atteution. Odeon, arrived, 29.,44. per 4921 M. ; 111.gams, 20s. 6d. ; Bevil, 275. to 28.. I per 480Iba. Very little barley has been offered foe este ; the transactions, comrquestly, have been musk restricted. Grain, for forward shipment, har found bayen at an advance of W. upon late rates. Black See, Match or April shipments, has sold at 24,. 6d. per 4001bs. Jio business has been riveted In rye. Danubian or Bias worth about 29a. to 295. Bd. per 4801118. Beans have been very dull. The emoted 'pre foe Barbary 40s. to 41s. per 480 lbs. We have within d iatermt to mese la arillehseed. Desukaa is held at Ile, i par 4800.1. Linseed has Mee is improved rerioest, sad more business would have teen trarisected but fur the ow hanced precessions of importers. As it is, the quot dims exhibit= :Westward &L to Is. per qr., tromp seed with lest week. Calcutta. arrived, 675. to67s. 9d.; ditto= passim.. 695. to Mo. pee 410. be. Mooceohauk, May or Jun* sbipar 641. ; Black ties, May, Jame, or July, 63e. 6d. per 4241b5. Bombay, in warehouse, 70s. ; Celcut a, 89s. ; Patna and Mirespore, 69a. ; Black Bea and Asoff, 67.. to 68a. ; Egyptian, 60s. to 61s. • superior St. Petersburg, 64u, to 65.. per quarter. Linseed esker have supported late rates with • fah. demand, Loodoe mode, 111. to 111.5.., New York. is barrels, 101. 15e. is 111; ditto in be 101. 10s. • Western. 101.; and Marseilles, M. per toe. Fee anttoaseed cakes, the inquiry has been limited at 41. 15s. BB 51. 2. 6,1. per ton tor British made. In npps. es/ salsa have progressed slowly, on rather racier Brown Ferneepors, oe passage, 62a. to 645. ; Calcutta, 580, par 5 mends. Gummi, 75e. ; Ferowpore, 675. ; Caleettu, 645. ; Danubiso, cultivated, 665. to 6 ; Wild Blank Bea and Azoff, Mk. to 375. per qr. Mere activity has been apparent in the isqutry for =Boa seed, and priers bus an upward teedeosy. Egyptian, arrived, 71. 7s. 6d. •ea passage, 71. to 81, ; February shlpmeot, 81. 21. 6d. per tea. Anwar, or BilDeL-Iloglisla : Tares, 21 ; linseed. 80; rapeseed, 90 ;sad sundry, 179 qrs. Scotch : terse, SF qrs. Fenno : tares, 572; linseed, 1,796; rapeseed, 2,281/ gra• Esstinris.-Tares, 61; Sweet, 1,100; Mimed, 8,355 ps. AkiLIYALII Or OWN, au, INTO LONDON, BY LAND ADM WAY • CAZILAGZ. /88. 17 ro nos. ft. 011241. 811,6 -- Vrhem. haring. ,blalt. OM& deans Feel riser. gra ire. I grn. 4 1 s. VA. WWI lide eliini English ... 7293 4026 24782 1.07 1491 . 294 .„ UM !botch—. .... 1 , 91 I 10 6381 .... .. .. .. Foreign .. len 241 I .... . 77'18 SO .. .: I:21 T04n1.... 18474 81 3 11812, 8901E7;17 298 .. 20922 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (IT immix! LID 13,7%1NATIONAL rinsourit.) MOW OUR OW% COMISPOSIDIII7.) Thal market *optimum quiet hi prim, but with fair Is. mood. Salo about 10,00 balm. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SOCIAL —The market is firm at last wselea meow. brown qualitias being most in request. 5.000 bass of gm eleyed Manilla have Melo sold as 27.. 6d. Reined eam. tinuee in moors!, sad higher prime are psid ; Mown lumps, 43a. 64. to 435. Pd. COPP= —The market is steady, but quiet. TZA females quiet. Faort—There is rather BIM disposition to purchase °unapt s, but the demand is still not active; inferior old hem been sold at 21s. ; sound, 21e. to 244. ; isommen sew, 245.; sound kricht are bold firmly for 30.. to 324 Maim Good Wench, are takes readily at full pica; inferior sotte are neglected. Muscatels sell slowly. Sultanas aosi held for higher prices. Rica—About 10,000 bass have been soli, instating new Bisset,: at 11a. toll.. 3d. Eiricia—A fair geogral business has been traeasctod at full rates. COTTON. —A limited baldness only has been transacted. Priem still rule in borers' favour. Stunt= —2,000 bap sold at osier rate'. BAitraotioa 5g to I, at Zis., short prompt. TALLOW MAREEZT.—(THIS DAY.) The market it Arm at the following prlcen :—Tows tallow, tee. ed., Dec cub • Petersburg Y.C.. on the soot. 4/1... to 48e. 3d.; lenrch. 484. ; April to Jose, IN.. 98. ; October to Dece mber, 51s. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 1863 1 - 11384.- Stock ow band this day.. walks 66.6t11 Delivery 144 week ..... I,t Ditto (root lat Jame 65.041 Arrival laid week 998 Ditto from lot June b naux, d. d. PrioeT.O. ou spoktkb day 0 Ditto Town lest Friday 46 6 68,8 re 4.0 it 40,218 0 80,103 6. cl. 40 • 48 • 46,276 1,107$ 714&47 9.0 71,101 S. di. 6. 60 6 43 9 Arrival fat OM mast ending dth March ha year. 1,061 orb; and &livery, 1,900 cardai. The arrival hal weak comprised Of oasts Petorstairs. METROPOLITAN ODAY.)A'ITLE MARKET. (THIS We boo • very short 'apply of besets to-day, caused by the prohibitions of the oar oat of parliament. ist consegoenoe prices have advanced in all desccriptlees. The number of sheep rather Inger thou 01 Yes. day Met; bet there is a coed deemed for them, they are readily dispooed of at folly this day 's quotetloes. In moos ieetaems they at. evreeded. Trade is active foe oleo at full prime. From Germany sad behind Aso are 1,270 beasts, 7.380 sheep, and 70 Mgr. ?ranee 26 bests. Spain.. 2 330 ; Ireland, 150 ; Norfolk and Soffolk 50, sod 140 from the north sad midland counties. Per mow ta SO& •4. • el. lir MIMI et Wm •6. o. • sect&Mo 1416611 a. S aostInkollt41;41119 • • • • Hest elsors.beras I 0 • • Bog lane-weds.... alO • &woad goal bomb i 4 4 • 96. 4. &bora .... o • • 8•• • Pigs Nod Pala , W11.1hr0. 4 6 6 8 TAN*. •• • • Souris at sorbet, MOO; stem sad Mote, lione ; otos, 114 Pi" UP- BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(1111.4 DAY.) Nem% Pi t ttasiss aad Sabi sent a Anis deemed for coestuepiala at late raise. The iodinated wet weather we have bad throagbeet the whiter sill ileabdese assiarii a ffect the primped et the itoishis mop. I traveller !say now light hie cigar at the ganef. Ere et a steamer at Woe, la t'se At , eatie 00(11114 throw theigotted tregaseet al it, atter wowing the hithane by re2wey, is the bay el Paseasa, La tie 11411 0•0116•••• American paper. t1e.41 .1 1.1. • ORDINAILY SHAM MID STOCKS gh. I pa. I ju n . wAn . I Oloilag pekes Wes to-day &duty. I to 11l IMMO& and //O&M VA Cambrian an Omit and Bannon an Oonrwan I. 1M Dablia 011'03611mi/um 1 aY Doadea.Penb all illaatLondas /rely Oat. 60 I . . 101 Os men aa ira;t4;;;. I. 100 (hilt Imam Ord. It I. NO Do. 11 nag. Mk., No.! I. ICA huM lfardirilkelland I. MO ematllailmna. t. 10C r0..11 J rm. so Mr. an t. 100 Da.B 11100. m boat& is a. 100 ,Do. New. las. at IS pm 1 1. 60 ;Do. Ord. DM. Div Rack IL VA itic. 'loath et West. arc) K 131. es Is 4 N vs —. Ms 111 117 i tt 118 i i 119 I lid la nee 12 8 aai ST 1111;st aft= De.Soligyal.a.se.Sl Do. Walk Web's. Do. W. Ind.-0/6;4 Do. Do. No Do. Do. KW* 141.191.111ke ilr LJacioa 111.1 A B!anairadi A Dri=B.ooost IMM elfw. TaNdosi Woe* wrsw Loodoo3othWootwo 14n.,8kof.,&It000loab li NowtsgroDoaso Do. Do. Zrtonsioa Idlotropolitau Distriet Do. de. do. .. 116.t00l D.. w Shares Do Wm. • Derby . ID4 lamb Do. Idllo..Pieth. Mud N. lasiono—Borwlek so. Da Do. Da Do. 1,4 O. N. 11. Pm.. lords.. ..... Wilda . . Mook.*lZll4 . . do. 1100.411.. Do. do.. 186 k Ds. 40. INS Nara NANNAND— N. s e. ilreiNns Jas &gotta& Nalail Iloottlah N.& Lbw. W ,gtatuakWollaghlikat ITal Vale Do. ..o . _ .. - -------- Irak of Naiad waterioo & Whitehall' i West °eluvil I itAILWATI. elt.i iy 1 ;a I a- to. ♦ti.aYot K Lawman Dam 8ar.110.10.g.0p.a. Do. l auras Delbato t Lake Hiroo Do. !Worm* ItaL, EtauzLa Gotoriab er rent I a7l-5-4 OaL t 3.lls6lern 6p.0. I Ow T. I Doak Op. a. Deolloollas,T ppr labs. loqpi es .a.g . or. go o . Lei ladlas es. I 4*. Waal Tritak of wads iz .:l 4 P. • Do. C. • 4eforr;i l Do. latl&rot. a l s = Do. Do Sid prig. Stock Do, do. Warred , Do. 4th L . rol. Otock isia Indian Pentium& Do. gash. I per coot. Do. NOW do. 1. cd ladle g. go. el Do Do di pm met—. • • 9' IS 11 99. 90 a *caters at Oaoi4 Do. Now ...... Do.Sp a BSc pay. 167 Da.l4 do. da. 16174 lathaa Snack lima Stathas guar. 6 p. cosaL ,o. So. L s :: Do. GO. do.- Do. - Motto. Oorc. 6 'ca. c. OD. NA Habeas's pa* St Do. 6p. et.. my. 1660 300 Do. b p. et. pay. lalab 11.11-6tOaa.6o.a.latp.a. SO Wade, sus. Ipm octal Oft Do. WM . 98 De. do. de. Do. Paspiab do Do. balm It. tto — JOINT STOCK BANJUL 10.0,4 6 1 I=l Msdanosda(L 16000 NO I AlVsnodneaddhsepanl 101,30( 10 Inaglo Anatt;no 10,000 GO Anglo Egyptian (Laid ' 66,046 SO Li/210 Holum Ilgadtoll Min 10 Lisitoßar'-.Cor.nawsk 10,010 611 Austral** 1(4500 IS Danko, 11,6011 2) , 1 Do. Dowd small pm. MOOD I* 'Dank or inar .. ...... 2,000;100 Monk of *OOO SO 'lank of (*ago 10,0011,100 :Dank of good= 111 0 to,000; SO Banksnctoels.Ansteta 060001 10 'Bank of New Zealand 61.001 60 Barnsd's,Bank %Idled+ 10,101, 10 Brasatedelowtortanhi 10,0004 60 ' Bntlal t Calltsrdso (L 10.0001 50 .Brlitek N. denarloa 10,000' 20 L C. Bk. Indla,Aas., China I 70,0001 16 'Chart. Yd. of Indla,&c. 61,1001 11 , flty 11600011011 Ooksid " i 4 4000 1 2 IC Ilask ° ll India, tic 200,000 10 OCinicadatad Bank (L) 10, 60 'Delhi and London 10.‘001 80 ' Mat Loudon ,L.lnilted , 10,000 10 ' W.astoro Ittelninta l l.llo) 11, 61 inekilt sad Andsiallal. 10, SS sash* dant masa kl.l 60. V Son.Stert.llaaaLCsartd. 16,60 , Poet* and Swedlah 1 1. 14 60 'Swops* BanklLhalled 1 to, too ' Etotkla.ChtisilaP4l4 60, 100 Do. tinned at 2 pas 10,00011101 Do. New *OM 100 liagsarlal Bank. Lintlad 111.001111 20 Dapadd 0111odan 07,000, * Do. New 6,: 06 t0.0. 0,00026 • Do. New I*, 20 lad IbellIk: India (L) 116,10111 66 ,lon.lllk.of)lesico,ne.lL 16 leol <7 .Landon and Deadpan 12,000 Las Now 1,000140 Load** Itlyar PlatslL 00,0001 II . Do. New, mi. at le pm 80,000 10 Ina. 471).11fink of Ladd. 30,000 00 Lead* and County _ _ 710110 60 Bandon Joint Pock.— . 16,000 10 Undone% Son* /Masa 6,000,180 .Lan. 42 0. Westin (Ulu. 60001 60 , London& Venoms* (I ) 6‘...0.A!100 Led it Wastrabastor 10,500 HO 'Merchant 11enk(Uss.) 6,000 100 ' Do. New *WO) 00 llnwontlie a indrail 17,180,100 Mdse.& Pony. Bank (I 60001108 Midland Soak Mks. I 20,000, 1 National of Android* 10,110100 Nacional of Uvarpotn AO* 110 11.11210.dMailand. 56. 101 Do Ind and SWAN* A 60 !National Dank . .. 37, 10 New Sou* Wdai O. 10 New Zealand (Llndlad) 00,000 10 North *adds 00, 15 Orlsadal Book noegowt 110. 10 OefinlOsm.D.LlstoOLC 16060 101 Do. do. lateN.F. 11,000 10 , Do. do. intor.C. 17.:10 60 i Prorto.llsaklogNosp.(ll. /0.000,100 ~ 1 sash*. of trelsaa _ d. 6001 10 lidarda. Pad., a Ned Q. 12,100 1 20 Do. *mad at 2 per raft 11,10.11 ili ILOMMISAS ii.ill re 1011 Ed. a 111. a. Utile 12,0011 100 I*. Oa. bo at Ilma 10,030 El Delos of lastralla to,oceitso Mee a Ireland (liii3 112.0111 , 0 DOM at Varian .... DEBICNITIII MO: ati.l ag -140•01 toEM St, UMW U. t1e,731 OLlsimap.s.Warallsp. 101 4.111!0.,4p.e.J.5aAJ al NO G. p. d, Jos. It Jail.— OS Sisualft.Spoiss* 1p SO iftltaLspe.Jani 111 OS t.ll.4peiso Wel) a:pi 4.42-11Jult) psisalali 4pAlam.‘lois N. &Wok L . J P. D. 114 P.lsku..4p.asolUol,s ISO 505t.N.R...40.0.14).a505t OS . 14 46 .- 0 I IS $ xI ,0 4 1 _4 1 - 11•1 lit= 1 pal 4 Fe _4 414, ii ii si is BOW-STREET. " • 111111•11 MAD MKT= 1" A gentlemanly-looking young Irishman, named Pato ie.* yt Brennan. was charged with being drank and disorderly in gs New Oxford-street, on Sunday night. it Policeman A 717, said be found the prisoner in the gt street, in • drunken imedition, shouting and collectieg a crowd. Witness spoke to him sad advised him to go away ai quietly. He replied "Lot me alone, lam • , Fenian 8, head centre, and I shell do as I like I" Piod;oe it Dn. g 1 possible to put an end to the disturbacee in soy other way, t 4 'items took Dim in custody. Et Mr. Flowers —l suppose if you believed he was • "head lc centre you would consider you had made a good cap tare ? Witness—Yea, your worship, I should not have t red $ to !persuade him to go away. (A laugh.) The prisoner said he was very sorry he had misbehaved it_ himselL Be had been out to dinner, and had taken • 5 • little too much wine. Mr. Flowen—l suppose you don't want me to believe your stsierneot that you are a Fenian heed oantre ? (Lsughter.) The prisoner—No, yo•.ur Worship, I have not the slightest sympathy with that faction. The prisoner was discharged. CLIRKENWELL. DIsO6LOOOL 00ND1717, AT MI argracom PAN RAILWAY. Robert Henry Hutchinson, a yostog fellow, was charged with being drank and disiondy, and making a great dim tarbanee at the Kieg'e-arose 'Wiwi of the Metropolitan Railway, and else aesaultiog a police-constable. On Saturday sight the primmer was at the station, and seeing the state he was in. the railway inspector would not allow him to go ny the train to Hammersmith. He was put oat of the station, and then be made a great disturb awe, kicked at the doors, sod ceased such a mob to assemble as to greatly retard the business. The police were called, and still the prisoner would sot go away, and be was then taken into custody. On the way to the station the prisoner attempted to throttle the constable, struck him on the chest and kicked at him. Had it not been for some other coestahlt a going to the assistance of the complainant, the prisoner, who was the worse for liquor, would have made his escape. The prisoner said be was very sorry for what he had done, and bad it sot been for the drink he should not have Ceill mated himself as he bad door. Mr. Barker said that drnokenness was co eininse f mit such disgraceful oonduct, bed ordered bit to pay a Sae of 135., or in default of payment seven days' bald labour in the House of Correction. . _ The prisoner was looked up in default, saying es be vs being removed that he had uow lost him sitaston. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. DISTOZZING THZ PMITOkKANOZEI AT TEI PTHICZBB% MIAMI. James Ilfitctefi, letter earner, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with being drunk, disorderly, and assaulting Polioemirgeent James Wort, 14 A, and damaging his coat in the Primeals Theatre, Oxford-street. Sergeant Wort said be was on duty ou Saturday night in the Princess's Theatre, during the performances, and bad repeatedly to speak to the defendant, who was in t►e gallery, in consequence of his hallooing and causing a great disturbume. The defendant continued his noise till at last the secretary and prompter came and ioested on his ejecting him. He attempted to do so, when the defendant threw himself on his back oar the seat, and called on the plumes round him to assist him, and tried to seize him by she legs, hut be prevented him. The defendant then said if he would le► go of him he would go away, but instead of doing so, he placed himself in a fighting attitude, and swore be would not leave. With the assistance of another onestable he got the defeedant to the first door, when he said that be would take his stripes off his arm, and kept his word by tearing a portion of them off. Mr. Tfimbits asked whether the defendant was drunk? The sergeant said be had been drinking enough to make him annoying and violent. The defendant said be had no questions to ask. He had takes some drink before he went into the theatre, and it got over him, and he did not afterwards know what hap- The sergeant said the performances were delayed some minutes through the disturbance. Mr. Tymehitt said that if the defendant had gone away quietly when requested, that was all that was wasted. He would hays to pay a fins of 10a., and la. the amount of i damage to the sergeant's °oat. THAMES. Ammer= BUICMIL Selina Smith, a teflon.% aged 25, of No. 7, Flower Rod Dean-street, 8i tt•lhelda, wu charged with attemptiog to commit welt-dcstroetioa. On Friday night last a Thames police - constable named Richard Lane was on duty on the river in a boat off Pelictu-stalra, Shadwell, and heard a splash it the water followed by a scream. "There is a woman overboard," exclaimed the constable. to the other men in the boat, " Give way my boys," and they polled as hard as they were able towards the spot, where they saw the prisoner in the water. She disappeared, rose again, and Lane at mice jumped overboard and kept her afloat until the other constables in the boat managed to laylhold of her sod brought her ashore. She was im mediately reknit° the Wapping statics of the Thames police and stripped. A surgeon was called in, and perseveriog effort* made to restore her, which proved sowiessful. Whet she was restored to a state of consolossuess, she was asked why she made the r 'eh attempt on her life, to which she made no sayer. On the first esemioation of the prisoner, on Saturday, she said sbe was a tiller-sea, and had been treated with liquor by a friend. She lost her pewee, end did not know wiry she came to do such a wicked thing. She was very sorry, and would not repent the attempt os her life. Lano said the prisoner was certainly intoxicated, and I smelt very strongly et liquor when she was resuscitated. ° He had some difficulty in saying her. Mr. Partridge said that a majority of the many attempts at self-destruction by females from the swivel-bridges of the docks, from the cartels, and it the river, had been committed seder the influence of drink, and it was a very shacking state of thine'. He remanded the prisoner until Monday. The oonstable fano hod acted I with math bravery, and to him the woman was inaleht-d for her life. He should award lase 6s. from the poor box feed. None other was available from which he could award him a gratuity for his galiantry. This morning oa the prisoner being again brought up she appeared to be quits recovered from her recent numeition it the letter, and was very penitent. She bad behaved well • in prison and profited by the instructions and admositien of the chaplain. She made a solemn promise to the magis trate not to repeat the attempt on her life, and was dia lcharged. We understand that the Bankruptcy Bill will not be introduced ustil after Baster. LIFEBOAT SIBVICES.—BIDEPOID, DIVON, FEB. 24. —Darin, a gale from W.N. W. yesterday (says A. Goesatt, En., collector of customs). the brig Alegi), of Lisboa, bound from London to CIAVItit, is ballast, was ob. served on shore inside the South Tan in Bideford Bay. The Applodore lifeboat, named the Hope. of the Na tional Lifeboet Institutioo, was promptly launched, and protreied towards the wreck, and as nearing bar met the crew of ten meg is their own boat. The lifeboat thee took them In tow and safely brought them through the breaker , ' and leaded them at Appledore. It was moot for asnate thee the lifeboat met them just at the right moment the got from soder the lee of their ship, otherwise their to a oertaintr would have bees swamped, there being ahe ivy sea me. tee scat, ameoutiog to UM, of this Ire. beat wee &freed by Mrs. Ellen Hope morentrix of tbs late Bev. F. W. Elope. iw 100 100 100 100 100 COLONIAL OOTIOLNIOOFT 6110171UTEOL BEM* (p.a.. Om atm 11p.e.. terbid. 1. . D 0.41 pot at 1.16..tkeg. 1 .. De l p5re1.119.r.3 •• Psi ot..lais.&J HO . De. II egLi e lr. 1 • Ort 4.1V1t 1 1/80.1930 1 .. De. ft. tfieDoYi .. De. 4s. 111194111 . _ De .4.0.4.110c4.10•10:110 pDo. 188, .. Osea:llai. - 18os. a t o rt .. llsorltho Spar at., 1878 Dq 1878 lin Da IeSS .. NadaL Gov.B par amt... . New Broom. Sow. 8 p.at. . N.S.Walas GT. 8 p. 6.1888 Dia. Sp. a. lent s. WM . • D O . IP. 0. nes to an .. flaw Zealand 8 pat esaL Do. 6 par east. . Nava koala 8 p. a.. DM . &dant% Gov.. p. at kol.G•v. 8 p. s., 1878 Vladlow.dp.also.D.lsla Do. do. 8 p.a.i.twiLlais. 46 07 141 $ el IT 111 fi 75 It 111 1411 104 WI 102 IN 102 LOS NI OS MI 101 106 106 102 104 106 146 106 166 152 104 20 101 101 N N 24 16 174 NI us us u at ge 100 911 IRO MI 116 104 10Te PREFFEENOI SHARES. Great Northiri,4lpe;ee7o.,;e7deem. at 10 per mai. pram. 1 04 Lanoashire sad Yorkshire, 6 per amt. Stook, 144. North Eastern, West Hartlepool Harbour sad Railwap,Bo. Scottish N. Ert. 31 par asst. Pref., Stook, 211. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. ..tetwerp sod Rotterdam. 111, I. Greet Laxomboarg, 1.4. Ottoman (Smyres to Lobs), Be, I. S►mbre sod Meuse, Bj. Routh Allstate sad Locnbertio-Veestila. 151. NISOBLLANEOI7B BEIARSS. Atlanta° Royal Mali Steam (Limited). 16j. Atlantic Telegraph, guar. 8 per sent. (limited), 2s, Australian Nark Load sod Fiume (Limited). bt. Beogparsh Tab &totes (Limited), 10$. Canada Compsay. 82, 1. City of London Real Property (Limited), Si, 4. Credit Fancier sod Uotulier of Eoglaad Ditto used at pm., of which 11. is to pay, Q. Crystal Mein, 36/ 6. Baptism Commercial and Trading (Limited), 4 s, ad. Gemini Credit and Amnon of London (Lim.),, 4i, id. Hudson's Boy, 17$, I. loterastional Ficancial Society (Limited), N. Italian Irrigation (Coed Caviar) 6 per oant. Bonds re deemable 1870, Mood 90, 80. Joins Stock Discount (Limited), 3i, 4, 31. Loudon Financial Association (Limited), 13, 12j. National Discount Company ( Limited ). 14$ , North British Austral an (Limited), 20 ad. from Jan. 1. Ovisiend. Ouroey, sod Co. (Limited), 19$. Royal Mail Steam, 1181. Smith, Knight, and Co. (Limited), la. PROVINCIAL SHARI: NARRATIL Lrvwspoos, Fin. Ma.—eases so-mg : Furness. now, leek le p. --Groat Eritrea, 30—Lancsahtra and Yorkshire. in--Load= and Barth Western. 117 6 7 66—Manebester, Saeflisid, and Lin colnshire, 66—Metropolitan, 1316 4 ad.—South Easter% 771 1 k— egs Grand Trunk of Canada, 421-10iiii 3 per cent., as L stock, 37F—Great Western of Canada , 16 13-16—Eris, 53 nfeda raU Loan, 41—Orsat Luxembourg. 161—Fastarn Et Bank Mi), 13-led —Mercantile and Exchange hank ( tad), 4 cr—Parr's Biala( Company, limited), 4 rd.—Thames and Mangy Marina (Limited), 6 7-16 id. and b. y . —National Means (Limited). 4 16-18 6 d.—Bancorn Soap and ( limited), 6 p. —West India and Pacific Steam, 4 xd. p. WuionswriM, Vga. 24. —Then was a quit market, and were steady. Boickow, Vaughan. and Co (Limited), l ir :f t ! p.— Great eastern, gri a i 'Northern, A, 14 6 1 j Gat Western, 606—Manahratar, wad Lincolashins, —ll44ropoittan. 1114—South Eastern, 771 - United States 6410 aus' Bond^ age —Balm Broach, 1 d.— et Bank. 14 p. MIN iso.--1 1 lila IIArJ Oici o'Ossar. The fortnightly settlement has oommenced to day in the mining market, and little other business is going forward. Prices in most cases are quoted the same as on Saturday. Tincroft and Cktivertou Moor shues, however, are in request, at 154 to 164 and 7to respectively. Caldbeck Fells are also inquired for, owing to an important discovery in the mine. THE FENIAN& MORE ARRESTS. DUBLIN, SUNDAY ETeszia. Three soldiers of the 87th and one of the 75th. mho *mired last night on ferloogh from Portsmouth, have been emoted. Smocks the civilians taken on Thursday night two hare been identified as disputers from the Bth Dragoon'. Arrests continue is Oork ►od other places. SHOCEING AND FATAL ACCIDENTS TO CHILDREN. INQUESTS.—(THIS DAY.) This morning, Mr. Richards, deputy coroner, held as inquiry at the Loodoo Hospital, touching the death, from fire, of William GeJrge Parsons, aged 3 years. William Parsons, 2, Wood'oeciart, Norton-f“leste, said that lest If oaday he went oat to look for work, barbs his two children, the drowsed. aged three years, and a girl, aged five, in the one of their mother. It appeared that in his absence his wile want oat to borrow • little money from a friend to start a stall in the street, am he had been two months out of work. When wit. nessreturned in the @reale( !maenad the room filled with smoke sad both the children os fire. They wen dreadfully burnt endear* of them was inesesible. He celled the neigh bours and had them removed to the hospital. He could not form any opinion as to how they taught GM. There was DO guard to the fire-grae. Toe litt e boy died the next day ; the l id was still in the hospita'. Witheas we. an omnibus horse. e r . E. Greenaway, Louse surgeon, said that the deceased boy was brought in shockingly burnt over the body, and he died from his injuries. The other child might possibly recover. The jury returned • verdict of " Accidental death by Are." The same coroner held as inquest on the body of John Willi.m Eire, a child aged two-and-a-half years. The decensed was the DOD of • Oedemata loving at 124, Church-street, Bethnal-gram Some days hack a new mu vont took the child and threw it op and down, " to make it fond of her.' She unfortunately dashed the child up so high that its head struck the iron gas pipe, and was cut open. On • second occasion the same gill allowed the chill to fall down the stairs, and the result of both =is chimes was the child's death on Wednesday. Dr. W. Groton said that the second injury to the child bad re-opened the first wound, and brought ou gangrene, which caused death. The jury returned • verdict of " Accidental death." 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Burma awn rim aerrin PLtatra.—The Master of the Clarkin) Hogs& has diseantimuld bunting for the nigasilder of the seem, owls( to regicastnanom his dgmg se delis( the opetineemee of the retie u is be regretted th at this amities wee netresolved upon et se earlier date, as mach ill.e4U would thereby bays been avoided. Whet th. subject of seepaesion was first mooted, the deaths of cattle in Cheshire amagered MOO, bed they sow amount to *OOO had.—Livapeel Albiete 186 A j II s.,ra tan was a 9411111 6 I. 6. 46 • u• * I 1 ill 1 ir I 11 t t 1, ' ':' I e ~.