The Express. — London, England, 1866-02-10 00:00:00

YAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) 00IIRT OF QUEENS BICNOTL Atte Tem Lord Mid ns Jet► Pri sitttep a w et W s.) al Jo Spe estradastee.—(Befose the ties l al - - - CAMPBELL V. LORD WiELOCE. Ns w M ;10M0111 to renewer 500 guinea* for On use • me epation of a furnished house, No. 49, Estop-plow. T y e defendant pleaded that the house wee infected with s o :fain noxious ioseot—to wit, bogs. ttr. Huddlestoo, Q. 0., and Mr. Stretton wets comma for *plaintiff ; Mr. BovW, Q. 0., and Mr. Kerslake, vi se ociumel for the defendant. Th . p 1 lut,ft, Colonel Campbell, let the premises in iktion to the noble defendant, through his agent, Mr. hoe, for a period from the 22nd of April to the Ist of optst last, for • sum of 500 guineas. The premises were previously occupied by • Mr. and Mrs. Dundee, and on o d ir leamm, the noble defendant took possession. The servants s as sed as the 22nd and the family on the 28th. gam, however, the servants arrived, the lesreed counsel for the plaintiff eta the butler appeared dissatisfied with the house, and was surprised that the noble lord should have coodemmoded to take so smalls residence. No compLaint was made by the servants bedew the family wind, bet on the following morning Mr. Douglass wen io formed of the assoyantse the family had been put to during that night from the bugs. Mr. Douglass's' foremen went to the house, and permission was granted to examine the beds and bedsteads, the whole of the latter, with the exeeption of ono, being iron. Three man were y sent, and orsounenced to examine the beds and re ° de " a l , when they were interfered with by the butler and one of the footmen, and they had to leave. funeral applications were made to his lordship to allow the examination to proceed' bat it was aIkIIMIM, and the learned counsel said he should be able to show that his lordahip's family made no oomplaist, but that it would turn out It MOM front one of the servants. His lordship then removed to Farranoe's Hotel, and afterwards took Lord Lichfield's resi dame Oa Dover-street, which ne doubt was more in mooed- WOO Mftb the butler's views. The sensate did not leave need the 31st, when they removed. Upon that men were sent in to make • thorough examination of the Donee and furniture, and It would appear that the house was not in the onditioa alleged, and so far from being infested and overran with bugs they found only two Of three, but whether lett by those who previousiLoant. pied the haw or brought by anyone else the intiff maid set say—there certainly was not sufficient oust' to predate the inoonvenienee complained of by the noble de -feedlot. Mr. J. F. Lawrence, clerk to Mr. Douglass, gave evidence ef the letting of the home to his lordship. [The case was proeseding when our roped left] COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. SAUD". in Bance.—(Before Mr. JtiaMoe Willer, Mr. Jos tles Heating, and Mr. Justice firtith.) TIM LONDON AND BRIGHTON RAILWAY 0011BAXT, ABM- LANT V. WALTON. lIMPONDIErI. This was an appeal from a county court decision. The respondent carried on business in Park-street, oroyeloo. On the afternoon of the 14th August, the plain tiffs cart and horse were standing in front of his shop. A cart of the appellaat's was drawn up immediately babied it, and both horses were unattended. The next thing that happened was, that the plaintiff's horse was found through the plata glue window, but no one saw how the acoideet happened. It was suggested that the appellant's horse bad moved on, and so pushed on the respondent's cart, and caused the accident. The county court judge left the one to the jury, who found for the respondent for 351. Mr. Hannon now submitted that the only negligee** alleged was the horses had been left unattended, but thls being so both parties were equally in fault, and therefore the judge ought to have told the jury that the respondent could not recover, inaamnch as there was contributory negligeace on his pert. Mr. Ropsood was for the respondent. The court, after hearing the argument, directed that there should be a new trial upon the ground that the judge bad not properly directed the jury ; but they de clined to go the leogth of saying that the judge ought to have withdrawn the cue from the jury, because they thought that the question of contradictory negligence was for them. Appeal allowed. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) PATIBSON D. CORDILIY. This plaintiff, Annie Paterson, propounded the will, dated the 12th of August. 1865, of James Cordrey, formerly a fellmonger in Bermondsey, and late of Clavertoe-street, Pimlico, who died on the 4th of September, 1865, at the age of 62. The defendant, who was the widow of the decreased, pleaded undue execution and incapacity in opposition to the will. Mr. Kerslake, Q.C., and Dr. Spinke appeared for the plaintiff ; sod Mr. Sorjeant &Duties. Dr. Tristram, and Mr. Waddy for the defendant. An outline of this use has already been given, and it was contended oo behalf of the plaintiff that although the testator had towuds the close of his life fallen into habits of drunkeonero and immorality, he had retained complete possesion.of his genies, and was perfectly competent to axe cute a teet.meotary rament at the date of the alleged will. The defendant, Mrs. Lois Oordrey, a very infirm old woman, stated that for the greater part of his life the de ceased bad been a good husband, an affectionate father, a religious man, and a consistent member of a dissenting con gregation. In 1858 or 1859 he had a long and serious illness, after which be began to be very eccentric. In 1861 he informed her that be had taken a new wife. She began to cry, and then he told her that he was following the example of Abraham, Solomon. and other Old Testament saints. [lt may be ob served that though he was not married to Patera= as be had proposed, they privately read over the order for the solemnization of matrimony before they began to cohabit with each other.] M's. Cordrey and her witnesses detailed a peat many other examples of her late husband's eccen tric sad indecent behaviour ; and a considerable body of evidence was given to show that during the lest three or four seen of his life he had really been quite unfit to bonnet business. It appeared that the friends of a women other than the plalotiff with whom he had lived had brought actions against him for breach of premise, borer, assault. and trespass. It was suggested on the one side that the will end a deed also executed by the testator gave nearly the whole of his estate and effects to Paterson ; sad on the other that he must have left a good deal of pro perly over which those documents would not operate, and which would therefore come to the widow. Sir J. Wilde summed up strongly against the will, and the jury wthott hesitation fated for the defendant. The court therefore pronounced against the will, but re served the question of costs. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) IN ILE MITCHINSON. His Honour sat in chambers and disposed of a short list of business, including one appliastion for release from I custody by the Rev. Thomas Yorke Mitchinson, late assistant chaplain on the Beogal establishment, bet sow a psis••ner for debt in the custody of the Sheriff of Middlesex in Bower's Lock-up, Bream's-buildings, Chancery.buse. He presented his own petition, attri buting his diMeultiee to "loos of appointment as assistant chaplain on the Bengal establishment, and subsequent in capacity to follow his profsssioo, both arising from ill health.• The preliminary list shows debts to the extent of 1,7081., many of the creditors residing in India. Mr. Allen opposed the application on behalf of Hamra &nye and Co., of Calcutta, the detaining *tedium. He said that the bankrupt had left India owing debts there to a considerable amount, and he had recently executed a bill of sale, thereby divesting himself of all his property. He raised two objections to the bankrupt's appliaatioe, via, that the notice was inenlicient, and that the bankrupt had vexatiously defended an action brought wrainst him. His Honour —Yon may object on the ground of Junin classy of notice, but I cannot deal with the vexatious defence now. Mr. Allen urged that his clients bad not yet received any intimation of the bankruptcy, or of this application. The Commionioner—But you do not mean to 000 tend that the bankrupt must remain in confioement until you can ixassuaicate with Messrs. Smyth, of Calcutta! Mr. Beverley, who supported, urged that the best possible notice bad been give°. Mr. Allen submitted that the application should stand over until after the meeting for choice. It had not been Joins that creditors would be benefited in any way by the release being ordered. • The Commissioner (to the bankrupt)—Can yet show that there will be any advantage in my releasing you'. Bankrupt —It will be of cineiderable advantage to myself. (A laugh.) The Commissioner—l do not mean that ; I mean to your coeditors. The application most stand over until after the Isesting for choice. Adjourned accordingly. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. THE NOBSKTIT or KM THOUSAND POUNDS. JOSS Lootentore, late onfidential clerk in the service of bond Inard sod Co., French machaate, is Orme ebnrch-strest, sad also at Park, who has bees ia custody toe same time spas the charge of stresling 2,5004, there bin at the same time, as it was stated, other charges egeitsl hires, Involving a low to the proneatans of nearly o .oool.orae this morning brought up for final examination. Kr. Wollner appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. G. Lewis for the del Charts Underwood, the detective carer, proved that he apprehended the primmer on tbe of January last. He told him the "'horse, sad be said it was 'Pita tight; he had lost the mosey is epscalatios, lad that he would have bees able to pay it all back in a 111 °A time. He was shows the presenters' leskere book. and he said somethiog io French to M. hoard. (This was as alindisiou that he had roads • false Wry in SLITL9Ii In answer tee qualm' put by Alderman Sir 8. Carden the altar said that he found some ppaaper at the prisoner's hone Wilkey orgy Waal to speauJWoas that were carried on during the year 1864. The pneoper, s whe sa l / 4 1 be should leave the matter in the hands of his abeam, was then folly committed for triaL No. 1 ft. I rim I rCamlnisa Con. Gold. L bLirsilos .•• ••• si ee 14, 16 670_11", .. la Mai Antal .. Dew. G. Caw (Udall ) .. Drakellalla .. Lee SwCamdeeten allow) .. East .. L iest teen area . I Bea Grenville .. lon Guinelillak• • TROO3LII9OIIIII LODONIII—TMCITIO • 1101181 UP • FLIGHT OF BUM. Frederick Andrews, a cab driver, win charged before Mr. D'ily•conth with ociannittheg • violent and unprovoked as sault on hie landlord, Mr. 16.`Geath, &carpenter, residing at 26, Hastings.sertht, St. Panama Mr. Itioketts, senator, presented. The evidence showed that the defendant had lodged in the complainant's house for five months, and • few days math the &readmit received notice to quit. Between 12 and 1 as the morning of Thursday, the defendant brought • horse into the passage of the house. Before he emld get the horse into the house the defendant had to take it up five stone steps, and when he had got it into the Pumas he took it nay • flight of wooden stairs to the first floor. The complainant, wise was in bed, was alarmed by the riunblier mime, got up and dressed, and by the time he bad done so the defendant had backed the horse ost of the booth, sod had takes it away. The complain ant went to his door, and seeing the defendant on the horse . said if be saw a policeman he would give him io charge. The defendant on hearing this made use of very bid 100- et, game, sad getting off the horse ran to the ocunplWnant, I N and saying that he would knock out his eye, struck 10 him a violent blow on the nese. The blow was given BC with such forth that the nose bled profusely, and the t o complainant's lip WAN cut on the inside. The de fendant thee got on hie home and rode off. IBC The defendant by introducing the horse to the house bad dR broken the facings of the wooden stairs, aad bad done other damage. The defendant, who bad been drinking, BL was known to the police, but could not then be &ppm. lit heeded, and although he was summoned he would not ap gR - pear to the first suwmoos. He was fined at Bow-street a ga. short time since for miseoaduct. at. The defends/it treated the matter as a Pike, and said he at had no defame to make. BR Mr. D'Eyncourt fined the defendant 50s. and costs, or as. In default a month's imprithomeut. at. The defendant was looked up in default. Is. MABLBOROUGH-11TRBIBT. gR STSTIELATIC eateellia OF JIMILLZILS' WEEDOWS LND g R WHOLESALE ZOBBERIES. Win. Carr a young man , described sa having no home, Ig, was charged before Mr. Knox with breaking • woof glue, Si. _ . . .. LW. Noreen Crevista.)l ▪ Grenabter a I. hub Ore Leroy jUasiteTll .. Greet South Taigas Wheel Grenv Buy .. W. ille Vet (Ileision) . .. Benxi s root .. !Maggio's Downs I • M t Map Lelnat) e Valley • Mwyndy Iron Ore .. New fieion .. North hoskersr • N. Wh. mares (moon) .. North Wheel Crotty , .. Prosper Uts.twi Prondence:tor. suit I . LCnrs. too !it.Cleer) • roath Coodtuvrow..... • !, W. Vratosa illl•fasi ... Vidni ierTC — ‘----- . I mps Croft 6 nips end Clo= s tr .. Wed Bailed ( .. IW. °wades (Mitre/da) West Chlvertes Wed Beton .. Wh. !idiot ( Mogan) W h. Buller (itodruth) . ... W.l l ary Ann (Meehan Wheal Seton .. Wh. Trelawney Illek , of the value of 151., the property of Mr. D. Dive (formerly N. with Messrs. Hunt and Rooked% jeweller and silversmith. Mr. William Charles Rene, 'militant to Ur. D. Cars, t . jeweller and silversmith of No. 127, Mount-street, said that w yesterday evening about 6 o'clock he was in the shop with 10 a nother assistant when he was alarmed by bearing • heavy leo rumbling noise, and found the brick produced had been leo hurled though a large pane of glees. On attempting to ell. open the door he at Bret thought some person was holding a it so as to prevent it being opened till after getting u it open he found that the door hid been fastened in. to some rallies' outside. On getting outside he saw the 3G. prisoner, and on seising him be asked why he was stopped, 1 14. as he had dons nothing. The prisoner being at this time inside some railings, attached to the house, with the assistance of another person he took the prisoner Be, into the shop, and a constable was then sent u for and he was given into custody. On examin- N ins the window it was ascertained that diamonds N. of the value of 5001. had been abstracted, no doubt by an to accomplice of the prisoner, there being at the time diamonds of the value of 3,0001. in the window. le Kr. Kea: remarked that it was a serious cans. St. Police-constable James, 71 C, said that on taking the prisoner into custody he said that be got his living by sing- 114. hog, and that having nothing to do WAS the cause of his a c doing what he had done. 84. Mr. Knox remanded the prisoner. se It may be :membered then Mr. Ps ke, jeweller, ia New se, Bood-street, bad a similar robbery committed at his house le a short time ago, then property of about 3001. value was IL carried off, and there is little doubt by some of the same ..,1") gang. It therefore behoves jewellers, and persona having valuable stock in their windows, to exercise great caution. WORSHIP.STREET. BURGLARS DISTURBRD. A sturdy fellow, who gave the name of George Connell, was charged with being oonesrned in unlawfully entering end steeling from a warehouse. Police-constable Ninefold, 302 N, deposed—This morning, tat while on duty in Stanley-street, Heston, I noticed two men 10 on the roof of • warehouse there. I stepped . backward, LOD both deseended at the same time and ran off in different directions. I chased the prisoner • considerable distance, Bt giving an alarm all the way. Another constable stopped 100 him and I then took prisoner to the station, where I lotted at. on him a pocket lamp Led some men's clothes. The other St. i. man got clean away but I should know him again. Favier, 432 N—fheard, about the time mentioned, cries PI of "Stop him!" nacompenied with the springing of a rattle as prisoner turned the corner of Weadock-attire', at 600 full speed. I seized him sod gave him up to Mansfield, 100 who was fellowieg. The premises entered are in the pos. WO session of Meows. Fordham, varnish manufacturers. tee Sergeant klaverity, 43 N—l merle a search, and found on L e " the roof of the warehouse this life preserver lying in the e t gutter. All the doors were assure, and it was clear that an 20 entrance bad been effected through one of the skylights ; 20 footmarks were around and inside it, brit not any signs Bs indicating it having been forced. On descending to the counting-house I perceived that • piece of • desk t near the lock had been cut away wish • chisel. The place appeared to have been thoroughly rummaged. too Mr. James Ibbotrion Fordham—l ant in partnership with 100 my son. Last night at 7 o'clock I secured all este/ince to to the premises with the exception of one skylight. I miss only 24 ia silver money stolen from the desk mentioned, a i l and a packet of Is. in coppers. I know nothing of the 20 priso Ho ner. w the fellows ascended or descended to and from the 60 roof did not appear, and a remand was ordered. t OO , The prisoner made no defence. 100 The Manchester police have discovered 113 34 6 ! watches sad a qtranity of plate, the whole valued at be. la tween 5001. and 6001., in the house of a man named Blower, in Every-attest, Anecate. They have also, it is believed, cane upon the track of some of the thieves can earned in the robbery of Mr. IlTerran's shop some months sines. Blower, who is described as "a well•known re- 16 :,. ceiver," sad two beerbotwe-keepers, William Stowell, Al- al, bert-street, and Emma Reardon, Charter-street, are is twer custody. In an article on the extradition question in the U. Journal des Debate, the writer, alluding to the course hi therto pursued by &Blond, says :—" There is no party in 111. France that has a right to complain of it, for ell bare pro- % L C% fited by it. The brothers of Louis XVI. in the emigre tion, the Bourbons after 1830, the Napoleons after 1814 sad 1830, the Oileanists after 1848, and the rir.' republicans after 1851 have all suematively used the right th of asylum inherent in the English soil. It is no loner: at 6 4: Venice, it is at Loadow, that Caadide would find his banquet of dethroned Sovereigns, and we have seen the 60. time when the master of one of the principal hotels in Loudon said, "I have no room for any one but the Pope, sik parceque eelvi•ld eat garcon." 4 0. 4E. MR. JACIEDON, M. P.—The illness of our re- Mk spotted member, says the Derbyshire Courier, has been le t very severe, but we are enabled to state that his medical 1 1 11 4 attendants pronounced him out of danger a few days am. gy. Mr. Jackson, jon.. in • letter to Mr. Brown, Rose-hill, con- to, very' this gratifying information; also that his father's Se, malady h.s not been typhus fever, as stated by the news- Ilk pare, but bronchitis ins very severe form. 4E. la, DiaTH OF THE VICAR os GRILENWICH.—The Rey. William Aldwin Semis, M.A., vicar of Greenwich, Is, died yesterday morning after a protracted illness, lie was _llk elated at Trinity College, Cambridge, where he was '''"‘„ Craven Scholar and B.A. in 11329. In the following year 7 be became senior Chancellor's medalist and first in the Clinical Tripe. He was subsequently elected Follow of It his College. Having been ordained deacon in 1832 by Dr. 1 i Maltby then Bishop of Chichester, he was admitted to full I, orders n the following year, when he became vicar of Greenwich. The living (1,0181.) is in the gift of the Crown. LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC MEE:TINOS FOR THE Eateunto Wing.—Konday—Architeena at 8. Geogriphi. cal, at 84 : " Ascent of River Peewee, Tributary of the Amerces," Mr, Chandlers. Tuesday—Horticultural. at 3 Annual general meeting. Royal Institution, at 3 : " Heat," Professor Tysd alL Engineers, at 8 Designing Railway Stations. /sc.,' Mr. Humber. Ethnological, at 8: "Cha racteristics of European and Asiatic' Races of Man," Mr. Crawford; "Notes sod Sketch's os the Niger," Mr. Valentine Robins. Syro-Fgotien. at 74: "Date of the Book of Daniel," Mr. Sharpe ; " Monument of Setostris, near Nymphseutn," Mr. Hyde Clarke. Photographic, at 8 : Aeniversay. Zoolaoml, at 84 " New Species of Monomial's Worm," Dr. Baird ; " Undeeeribed Species of Petrel, from Jamaica," Dr. Carte. Wedneeday—Mioro scopiaal, at 8 : Anniversary. Society of Arts, at 8. Thurs. day—Rtyal lestitutioe, at 3 : " Heat," Professor Tyndall. Numismatic, at 7. Linesaa, at 8 ; " Gum Copal, An gola." Dr. Welwitseh. Royal. at 84. Antiquaries, at 84. rids Dr. at 1 : Aunivereary. Royal Institution, at 8 : " ()mistime Survey of Jerusalem, * Colonel Sir H. James. Saturday—Ravel Institution, at 3 : " Art Educa tion : how Works of Art should be Viewed,* Professor Westmacott , —Atheratim. ROYAL GENERAL THEATRICAL FIIND.—AIt thete Theatre Royal, Drary- lane. es Monday, the 2642 l morning performance will be given in aid of this ent. °idlest fund. Leaden Assurance is the comedy selected for representation, and as a proof of the estimation in which the fund is held by the profeedoe, the followleg slumbers of vszioue Lowlife escapades will gratuitously aposes:llrs. Hennas , Yesia, the Mims Nally Moore and E. Perna, Meows. Beelurtone Bathers, Chippendale, Compton, H. Neville Begets, • , snd G. Vineest. The theatre will be lied by Maass. Takresser and Chatter ilea, and the perfoeumasse ossanseerse at 2 o'clock. The lead being under the s aeeial P&IFEE_P 4d her Majesty the Qualm 11" his Adel Bi g horn the Maws/ Wales, will no doubt materially assist la angrasatiag the receipts on the eeessese.—Mrsa TITIt EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1866. .._ a _ 'a 18 23 i II 114 li 1 20 11 4 Si SiSi Si NI 40 - 41 - 4} 4 I % 31 4 4 1. 2 4 1 Is . lb. "I -ii 16 ST 400 415 18 21 T 9 11 14 id 4 6 1 \ 2 : i ri tie 115 196 BS 90 56 17} 3 6 Ise isse 17} SHARE LISTII,-(THIS DAY.) 11 - V Orris c/Ordrcur. s,t The transactions in British railway securities to continue upon a limited scale, and prices in moat As cases are quoted the same as yesterday. AB regards tit the chief stocks, the only movement is a rise of per cant in Great Northern A- London and North Western stock is quoted t : 126} to 126 ; Great Western, MI to 691; Midland, 4 . 6 124 to • Lancashire and Yorkshire, 120 1 to 6 ; Great kastern, 38} to 39 ; South Eastern , 73 12.6 1,0 tot •• Caledonian 129 to 130 ; Metropoltan, to 1361 • to 1371; Great Northees, 1284 to 1291; ditto :1 A, 146 to 147. La Grand Trunk of Canada stock is now quoted 46 II to 47, being * per cent. higher than yesterday. v. Great Western of Canada shares are unaltered, at ALI 1611 to I. IDINUCT EF'" Brock en rd. I Rummy.. f* ° " "Pr ar. rawars t ass. I VA Brkkol •Adi Mow—. Ire awokelon on Oork sad 800d0e.... fa lIP6 129 IN 76 81 U U 4 le a a 111 12 an I liOnswall leeiDsbilnaialltelfastJ all I rismolea.P•rakelatillia all LAD:Aldan kelp Cert. 60 Ds. 1011 Ellsagow mad S.WasSars 100 Great 'magus Ord. St. 100 Do. S. sag. Slk. PGA 100 Grant North ol Soo4lasd 100 IGradNoralaws 100 D0..1 I A roe. ao &v. 100 &LB 1 Wes. a. layald 100 Do. lirow. l at 16 pm Ord. Dot. Dlv. Stack —.- eh 114 111 18 39 7 I 39 B}9 128 229 We IA 1;1 iit.icoan - itfiee. - tire. - ) 1N am. Welton macaw va,shia.aik 100 D. Beath Waits. 100 Do. W. mu-0:6;1;i IN Do. Do. M= Do. 11 latatmald D r• o. deT IN Landon, sad Biscavail 100 Br a ttkOotat&Doe 1N 100 Do. et.laten.A6P.o. 100 Lortionsmorma Weal& 100 LoadeoilleetbWestern 110 Men.,llheLoll unman* lieleepolMen 7 Do. Sew . . 0 Do. Extend= I ell Metropolitan ulataid ) N Do. do. do. 111 114 Id ook SO 61 40 41 is 99 191 WS 199, 121 99 91 96 96 id Si It use Ite K K K ase sil 1116 e 1111 S Se Pal le li pla K 100 105 miliaii ais 6 Do. AA Shwa 180 Do Ma. a Darby all Nest . IN Meth DANS; 100 Ds alts.,Port6.lZsd. 100 N. loNerserstek 188 Ds. G. N. IL rocs 160 Do. Leso.. 10 Ds. York —_ 100 Ds. Oselido NI Do. Sioek..BD; * eQ. Do. do. 180041— 1110 18 North Load's 6 Do. do. 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Pe 1009 90 91 M 118 Id ell 300 100 813 is se et 9 4 94 104 100 4304 5,004 4,051 LON 601 511 iils 98 99 101 4711 1461767 49 8 46 4( 1 391 49 iota Si JOIST STOCK BANKS. 2O lAngio Austrian - Anglo lraptlan ;Anglo Italian (Limited, lasiaticßank.Cor.nawab 111,1 i Skll9o MN 11 1 .1 lamitedasta Do. New,i rued., Fa 'Bank of ank el Otago (Limited) Bank of Otimasimsda Bas ). Beak affideria,kas Bank of New fealmad Barned's Bank (Limited ,Bradliersttrariagume(L 'British Calitern iin British W. Amoeba C. Bk. indisaim.. alias Chad. liar. al Indiaolle City Magnolia Oons.Bank of Canada I (•oas. Bank cd tad* ate. Ommotidened last a ) aad Leaden Nast Loudon iLinaleid, raeteru 'tubing& Lim) Needs and American. , iingilatt toms sweat 11 ) ang.gooletend.Onaraci. Owlish sad /wadi& (L Baroness Baakilessited Do. Osumi at pm Do. New Imperial Bank. Untied ! Do. New ilk I Do. New Uri Ntart.Bk: IMIDM Lon.BD.oflla zieo,daCLL Leaks and Draw Maw Do. New. Lecke • River Do. New. lee. et psi Loa Clallank al Assisi. Leaden and COGII7 , Lan!don MED Rook_ llosadwait lash Widows I Wail R. Wastern (Liss. Do. do. New Loudon& Venswasla (L 4 Lisa • Waateninniar Merchant Dank(Lha.l Do. New /asciantlki • illedianaL. Nark • PIO% Mali (L. kiesaid Bank (Um) Ndfowal of Alukalad• 11.140usi of Liverpool I.Pro.ol l leshrid. Do. tad and trd Lane National Beak ie - , --- I ?I o a l l 11, 10 11 4 4 at 1 I De 6,406 66 0,060 100 1 NAN 100 14 iss a se 17,114 100 0,001 10 20,006 *NO 10 0 0,640 100 66,010 N I 0,1110 16 I NMI 111 i 41 41 1 t 1 6 1 1 MOON 16 0,000 0 NAN N 0,00 N *llO 0 110 ii woo 1000 P:i_ei I ii•iiii lAN, "IN lire Nadi Wain (North looload (IMAM) North Woodant Ortoatal Book Corpora Ortent.Coos.B.Ustoo.C Ds. do. loaelt. V Do. do. kotoP.C Provta.laalposOorp.(L nobs& ot Irbil .... Wads. tint , b 11 •04 (1 , Do. Wised at it poi... Swats asankia. Ilead. at B. B. &Mat .. Da 4 km. stain. Unto el isalislis .... Dike at Timbal (Igal Dan st Utley • - - - - - • igis a=s itTost.W grin imadosalet. De. Deb. OS 4p. col WS M . N. Ileatheeboe44 I 111 R. N. Oeseiree44l ORDINARY IMAM AND 110011. se 6.17.0 FORRION RAILWAYS. notch Plenty; (16i. Ottoman (Smyrna to Akin), 81, 9. Recite naafis* Ifsienekoo (Limited) gna. 7 per cent., 13/. Sambre and Mouse 5/ per oeot. preference, 9/, 4. — PREFERENCE SHAREI North Fasters, West Hartlepool Barbosa and Ran way. 801. MISCELLANEOUS SHARKS. Berlin Water Works (Limited), 11. Credit Fancier and Mobilier of Eoglaad (Limited), 8, f. Ditto issued at pm., of which 11 . W pay, 5), i• Crystal Palace, 35g, 41. Ebbw Vale. 18. English and Australian Copper, li. Fairbairn Engineering, 6. General Credit Lad Flamm of London (Limited), 5), I. Hudson's Bay, 17. Imperial Mercantile Credit Association (Lima, 51, e, t, ad. International Financial Society (Limited), 61, g. Italian Irrigation 6 p. o. Ms. redeem. 1870 Maned 90, 78). Joint Stook Discount (Limited). 4), f. London Financial Association (Limited), 12, xd. London General Omnibus Company (Limited , 3i. National Disoonot Compare i v (Limited), 15g, xd. Nowgong Tea (Limited), 1 . Ocean Marine Insurance, 2 xd. Oriental Fioan&al (Limited), 10) dia. Overload, Gurney, and Co. (Limited), 19), I, 19, Peninsula and . Oriental Steam (all paid), 70f. Do. New (351. paid), 50). Quebraiia. Land, Railway, and ifloiog (Limited), 4), 4. Societe Financiers d'Egtpts (Limited), 5). Thames anti Mersey Marine Insunnee (Limited), 7). Universal Marine Insurance (Limited), 34 ). Upper Assam Tea (Limited), 44. PROVINCIAL MAAS MARKETS. LIVIMPOOL„ FIR 9.-THe following are the salsa Pioday :- Great Eastern, 194 981 1-Lancaahlre and Yorkshire, 121 SDI 4-London and North Wasters, 1261 651 1-Manchester, Shef field, and Lincoln, 59; 24-Metropolitan, 127-Midland, 11141 4 -North Eastern (Berwick capital stock), 1114-South Eastern 73-Bußalo and Lake Baron, 74 3-16 6-16 7-16 7-16 1 7-16 7-16 rant* 7 per cent., 71-Grand Trunk of Canada, 46 71 874 8741 8 71 7 If-Ditto, 3 per cent. 4th pref. stock, lf - te, 521 xd.- Illinois Central, 744-United States 640 Bonds. 674-Great Luxembourg shares, 16 1E46 4-Barned's Banking Company (Limited), 1 d.-Eastern Erchunge Beak (Limited). 16-16 d.-Mereantlls and Exchange Bank (Limited), 4 7-16 4d. - North Western Bank (Limited', 3$ rd. p.-Orerend, Gur ney, and Company (Limited). 44 p.-Brit)als and Foreign Marine (Limited), 2 9-18 p -Liverpool and Loudon and Globe Fire and Itte.94 p.-Queen Insurance, 8-16 y -Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited), 6; p -Union Marine (Limited), 1 6-16 xd. shire 011, 74 d. - National Steam (Limited), 24 sd. d.-West India and Pacific Steam. 4 d. MANOIIIIIIISR, PM 9.-A moderate business was done, at rattier lower edam Alliance Bank .Limited).' P- - Bultsio and Lake Huron, 7 9-164-Ebbw Yale Company (Limited), 2 d-Eries, 621 8-Greet Eastern, 894 4 9 8 ; 1 -Great Luxembourg, 161- Great Northern A, 146 51 6-Grand Trunk of Canada, 464 7deLl i pt i l fl 7 61 -Great Wastern, 684 (Limited). 14 p.-Hadeon's Bay. 161-Lanauht°4insur sac& p.-Lancashire and Yorkshire. 1214 44 1 194-London and North Western, 12651-Manchester, Sheffield, and Unooln shire, 59; 4 -Metropolitan. 137 4 7-Midland, 124 4 4-South Eastern. 7344 34 4 3-Thames and Mersey Marine Indirance (Limited), 57-16 p.-United States 5-20 Years' Bonds, 671 °reread, Gurney, and Co., 4 p.-Trunk, 4th pref., 41 4. BISNMOWan, lens. 9.-llnsinems done : Birmingham Bank, at 31 per share ; and Atlantic and Great Western Consolidated Pald-up Bonds at 781 ex coupon. Closing priors ;: -Midland Birmingham and Derby, 94 to 951 ; Birmingham Financial, 14 to 1; prem. Alliance British and Foreign Fire and Life Insurance, 144 to 164 ; Gloucester Wagon. 12 to 12; ; Leawood Canal and Gas Coal, 7e. ed. buyers : Monts Metal, 14 to 04 die ; and Steam Cooperage and Cask, f tr 1 dia. Doni.lar, -Three per Cent. Consols, INSH-New Three per Cent. Stock. 854 4-Do., for new account. Bth March. 85)-India Five per Cent. Stock (transferable at the Bank of Ireland), lOU - Hibernian Banking C mpsny (2.51. paid). SS -Provincial Bank NMI paid), 83-Royal Bank 'lOl. paid), 34-Unios Bank (Limited) (211. paid:, for amount, 18 xd. -Dublin and Drogheda (1001. paid), for accouut, 834-Dublin and Ki p j zstown (all paid), 189-Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford (1001. ). for account. 684— Great Southern and Western (1001 pai d ), t+4-Midland Great Western and Royal Canal ,11004. paid, 64-Dnblin, Wicklow, ford. b per cent. (WOO) redeemable 1888 (all paid), Y oe. Snowdrops and primroses have made their appearance in some parts of Dorchester earlier this year than has been known for many years. THE CATTLE PrAonz.—An analysis of the weekly cattle plague returns issued by the Board of Trade shows that of the counties of Eoglaud, exclusive of the metropolitan police district, 2 remain free from the dis ease, in 7 no cases have been reported as occurring during the week, 15 show an increase of 747 eases during the week, and 10 show a decrease of 2,811, showing a total decrease during the week in the counties of England of 2,064 cases. The metropolitan police district shows an iocresse during the week of 10 cases. Of the counties in Wales, 10 remain free from the disease, is 10 no rest s have been reported as occurring daring the week, and 2 show a decrease of 257, showing a total decrease during the week in the counties of Wales of 257 cases. Of the counties in Scotland, 11 remain free from the disease, in 14 no cases have been reported as occurring during the week, 7 show an increase of 235 cases, and 12 show a decrease of 518, showing a total decrease during the week in the counties of Scotland of 281 cases. Of the counties in England, Wales, and ad Sootlaod, 23 counties remain free from the disease ; in 31 counties no eases have been reported as occurring daring xd the week ;22 counties and the mstropslitas police district show as increase of 992 cases ; 33 counties show a decrease ad of 3,584 asses ; showing a total decrease during the week ending Feb. 3, 1868, in England, Water, sad Scotland, of 2,592 oases, as compared with the week ending Jan. 27, ad 1866. As stated yesterday. 209 inspectors have not re. ported this week in time for this return. Among them and belonging to the county of York, are Mews. Hoskin son, Stone, Harrison, Penneck, and Holt ; to Shropshire, ad Mr. Bery Duff ; to Staffordshire, Messrs. B. Duff and Llswellia ; to Cheshire, Messrs. Stoner and Lewis, the latter of whom has, however, forwarded a partial report. These inspectors returned 2,304 eases last week, and the apparent decrease of the disease is probably more due to their neglect than to any real diminution of attacks. Passysa-Boos ALTISEATION.—The following ad dress has just been presented to the Bishop of Oxford. The signatures accounted to 380, 38 being three of gentlemen xd who have already taken the degree of RA. :—" To the Right Reverend Father in God, Samuel , by divine permis sion, Lord Bishop of Oxford. Chancellor of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, ha —Wa, the undersigned, being bachelors of arta and underg r aduate members of the Uni. ad varsity of Oxford, who intend to offer ourselves as candi dates for holy orders in the United Ohnrch of England and Ireland, have beard with great concern sad regret that far ad fain changes in the rubrics of the Book of Common Prayer, xd which would materially affect the doctrine and ritual as finally and after mature consideration adopted by the church of England in 1662, are likely to be advocated in parliament by certain eminent members of the legislature. We venture very , respectfully to represent to your lordship that we look forward to taking holy orders in the church of Eng land, as she has come down to us from the wisdom and piety of our forefathers, and not as she may possibly be come if unhappily she should be remodelled as to doc trine or ritual by a parliament composed of persons, many of whom direst from, sad are avowedly hostile to her claims and teaching. Reference has already been made ca more than ono mimeos within the walls of parlisamet toFEEBLY Rvainfea. an alleged decrease in the number of candidates for holy Consols closed today 86j to 1 for motley, orders in the church of Beaked, sad we desire to express our conviction that this will be considerably aggravated, if and 87 to the disastrous changes which are raid to be in poste law business report is as follows ;.--Thres per Cent. nt, for the Bth March. The official Noe in some high quarters should unhappily become law. Consols, for money, 881, 1, it, ; ditto, for moon We therefore entreat your lordship to employ the greet 871, 7 ; Three per Cents. Reduced,_ 2544 NOW isfinonce which belongs to your versos sad office with a view Ti me per Ceuta ., /, ; ditto irro-sod-s -to provost Nook ammo so we suppose to be Mundial. And Rem Cents., 6 0 a Annuties , 1885, 13.16 ; your petitioners neap prey, ko." per Tug Gamma. -orricc.—Yesterday evening B an k Steak. 245, 7 • India Btnak r 2881 dittn the aims of the Oireolation Department. Cie ,, ersi poet- rive Pee Cent ., 102 i, ditto Bends, 15 11 -1 2 1 1. oaks, gave a farewell dinner at the London Coffee-house, prom. leallate 4llll . to Mr. pressohast, the lees seeereaw of the Indian Gove rnmen t securities were very quiet. asportmost, who rottreedereo ofieiel life otter • service of 'w hore , Bill s remain a s 79. to 2s. die. 45 and yes th re. e vi Th ee u eb c ar hair uy ne xt s t:k ir e . n L bir ctuboge . An* , usistan oey Tre vesam. llope, buy to the Port-offies. Wave descri ptions declined, though not to any rm . F . oreiign stocks were fist and most of the specn- MM .... ad MM - ----- - 181 r 991 81 rell• ! pat id tq i wit -• a ilk •10 21 n 711 n n 12 $1 Isq 1U 141 id - 7 4 dim 86 law - • 43 46 7 Bpu • p. r z l a 4k •• 11 tali • 66 47 44 134 66 46 46 1 184 184 zd • U 44 27 80 Se fil,ma Ed 94 I 44 as lthe par id • 12 *ll. • AI 19 111 194 at 4 l• • I Vs • 17 19 17 19 17 19 17 71 9§p".l id yi 34 IS 13 2ipa llj II a Ilk per Dar ioo 4 21 11216 ;dig ,s kill pm 11 la poi 78 80 47 48 12 111 17 1e 01414 le Gads, 1 Ws 54 is 3 711 95 i pia IN iiP 7 l 4 an 4 11441 d Idlil4 %Pa, ip—iiiial II 8 pm ad 7e? 411. *4M lip.. ad lit 7 12. I a U'l 44 440 6 11 dis M 10 10 oils 1 ela LI Si 4j4bzdl fil 111 l r. ra 141 WI lie Li! i Lu t ii e L 14.11 9.8.11 L 9.0 L 91.17.1 I irs.6d 1,14/19.6 8.18.0 lei. log. I 410.8 18.17.6 ;170.6 ZZO *.13.0 ?.1.6 L tY LlO I 18.111.1 i 116.16.6 Icil MONEY a. lILBCArIe-(TRIS DAY•) On oViess. The stock markets are firmer to-day, owing to the favourable tendency of the bullion move ment, combined with a diminished demand for money in the Stock Exchange. The funds have advanced g per oent. Amongst the foreign bonds, the demand is chiefly for Mexican and Greek, which have experienced an important rise. Financial shares are also in request, espe cially London Financial and Imperial Mercantile, which exhibit an improvement of ss. English railways are steady. Grand Trunk of Canada railway stock is again somewhat higher. A large amount of Indian paper having arrived at maturity to-day, the demand for money is rather strong, and the general rate for choice bills is 8 per cent., the Bank minimum. The charge for short loans in the Stock Exchange is 7 to g per cent. Consols are now quoted 861 to for money and 87} to I for the account (March 8). The foreign stock market is decidedly firmer, and prices generally tend upwards. Greek and Mexican bonds are in strong demand, and have risen and A per cent. respectively. Spanish Passive and Certificates have also improved I to The quotations are as follows :—Greek, 131 to 14 ; Italian, 611 to 1 ; Mexican, 211 to 22 ; Spanish Pas sive, 26 to ; ditto Certificates, 14 to 1 ; Turkish, 1865, 381 to 1 ; Brazilian scrip, 1 to / pram. ; Egyptian scrip, k to 1 prem. American securities are quiet. 6-20 bonds are now quoted 671 to ; Erie Railway shares 521 to 53 ; and Illinois Central, 741 to I. International Financial shares are now quoted Ito prem., ex div. ; General Credit, li t to prem. ; London Financial, 31 to 3 die., ex div.; Imperial Mercantile, 1 to 1 prem., ex div. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 3to prem. ; Overeni, Gurney, and Company, 31 to 41 prem. ; and Joint Stock Discount, 51 to b dis. Twi;:o'CLocu. Console are firm, at 881 to for money, and 871 for the account. _ _ At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rental opened at 68.70, showing a decline of 1-16 to per cent. The Stock Exchange Committee yesterday ap pointed Thursday, the 15th inst., a spe:ial sett li ng day in th e Ottoman Six per Cent. 1 aof 180, which is to be officially marked. - • • The sum of 14,0001. in bar gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, and further amounts are expected to be taken thither. There is now no demand for the Continent, owing to the cessation of purchases of silver there on Eastern account. The cotton season at Bofnbay concludes about the present period, and the large amount of bullion which has been sent from England and France during the last few months seems to have proved sufficient for present requirements. It is believed that the ex port of silver to India will be comparatively mode rate till August next, when large shipments will probably be made in advance of the cotton season, commencing about October. The silver market was very fiat to-day, with no demand for the East, and the quotation for bars has declined to ss. Ifd. per ounce. There is no business in Mexican dollars, and the price is nominal, at ss. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon showed again an upward tendency. The Austrian ex changes were not quite so buoyant as on Tuesday. The usual lint is subjoined : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.2 to 1 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.171 to 184 ; Rotterdam, S moods, 12.2 to I • Antwerp. 3 months, Z. 30 to 55 ; Hamburg, ma. baron, 3montbs, 13.10 to ; Paris, 3 days, 25.15 to 221 ; ditto, 3 months, 15.50 to 55 ; Trankfart-on4luirMaine 3 months, 121 to I ; Petersburg, per rouble, 3 months, 295 to f ; Vienna, eff. do.. 3 menthe, 10.65 to 70 ; 'Trieste, ditto, 3 mouths, 10.65 to 70; Madrid, 3 months, 461 to I • eadis, 3 stestks, 47 to} • Lettuce, 3 months, 25.65 to ' 70 ; Genoa. 3 months, 25. ' 65 to 70; Milan, 3 steatite, 25.65 to 70 ; Naples. 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; Palermo, .1 months, 25.65 to 70 : Messina, 3 mouths, 25.65 to 70 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 61} to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 511 to 1. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes: Coin and bullion lesresse 8707,000 Bills dim:anted ...... Demon 632,000 Government deposits Demean 16,000 Notes is eireniatien DIMINO 1,232,000 Private deposits Advances Demme 28.000 The French Bank has not issued so favourable a return as this for some time past. The coin and bullion have largely increased, while there is a marked decline in the demand for discount and in the note circulation, the latter movement being promoted by the influx of private deposits. The changes are, therefore, satisfactory under every head. The value of money remains higher in London than in any of the markets of the Continent. At Paris, Hamburg, Frankfort, and Brussels the rate of discount in the open market is 41 per cent. ; Turin, Amsterdam, and St. Petersburg, 6} ; Vienna, 5 ; awl at Berlin, 7 per cent. The amount of government bills on India for which tenders will be received at the Bank of England on the 21st inst. will be rupees 36.00,000 (350,0001.). The tenders for 250,0001. of Queensland Govern ment Bix per Cent. Debentures were opener'. yester day at the Union Bank of Australia, when 150,0004 were sold at the bank's minimum price, viz., 971. 15e. per cent. The remainder were withdrawn. The Mont Cenis Railway Company (Limited) has issued its prospec, inviting applications for an issue of share capital of 250,0001. in 12,500 shares of 201. each. It has been known for some time past that concessions have been obtained from the French and Italian governments for con structing and working a locomotive railway over the Mont Canis, pending the construction of the Great Tunnel of the Alpe, which is one of the most remarkable works of modern times. Meanwhile this Mont Genie Railway will connect the railways of France and Italy, thus furnishing the only missing link of the rail way chain which extends from Calais to Brindisi, on the Adriatic, the future route f our Indian traffic. Trials ade on the mountain, and attested by five commissions of engineers, have fully proved the practicability and safety of working the pro posed railway over the Mont COWL The cost is estimated at 375,0001., or 8,0001. per mile, including r olling stock, payment of , interest at 7 per cent. during oonstruction, and preliminary expenses, and large profiteers anticipated in the prospectus. A portion of the capital is to be raised on bonds. The direction is influential. The third annual meeting of the Finance Com pany (Limited) was held at the Lon don Coffee of house yesterday ; Lord re house the irman the company, in the chair. The report was adopted, and a dividend a t the rate of 74 per cent. declared. The directors of the Millwall Freehold Land and Docks Company have yesterday made a third call of 21. 10s. per share, payable by the 6th of March. With reference to the Egyptian Government Loan of 1862, first and second issue, the coupons I due on the Ist March, and the bonds drawn for re ! demption, will be paid at the office of Messrs. Frublrsdag in and Goschen on any Monday, Tuseday, IThuy, or Friday, on and after that date. $ portant extent. Italian of 1861, Spanish Passive and Oettificotes, Turkish of 1868, 1862, and 1866, Brazilian scrip, Egyptian sorip, and Greek sandal to per cent. On the other band, Buenos Ayres D•ferred improved 1, and Mexican of 1866 I met with inquiry. MlNbb.--(Tlila DAY.) Ors In the mining market to-day there is a deniaal for North Treskerby, East Caradon, Great Vor, Great Lazey and Hollybneh Colliery shares, at firm quotations. Some of the present prices are as follows : North Treskerby, 3f to g ; Bast °endow, 6i to 7 ; Great Vor, 30 to 31; West Caradon, 94 to loi ; Great Nor; Lezey, 325. 6d. to 35e. ; Wheal Grenville, 3# to f ; and Hollybusk Colliery, par to 4 prem. Chontales Gold shares are quoted 31 to i prem. ; and Frontino asd Bolivia, 275. 6d. to 30s. per. The subjoined weekly report on the metal motet is from the circular of Messrs. Von Dadelszen and North : . The metal market continues very dull, sad, with the ex eeption of copper, shows a doweward tendency. boa r The demand for Welsh sod Staffordshire iron cashews sleek. and prime are rather easier. Motels pig iron, ander the inflame* of eatamin• bayisg. leasedvaseed to 68s. 6d. task wet 60s. 6d. three ramtbs. Copper : The market ie firmer, and rice' have ooreembat improved, and baldness has bees done is Eogliah it fall tease. Tvermastioss ham taken plies in Heriecla at lOU. ; Dom. 1001. ; Waltman. 001. 10s. and 1001. /Is : In esesamaenos of lower quota times from Honsed sad sake premed here the orlos et Stoats has farther deelised to 81:4. Ilk. cash, and Bata to SW. The Dutch market is fiat at W. Tin plates we without slteratioe, but my Inn. Lead is tesat2 in buyer's favour. Spelaft : No Imminent eeported. TM market is dull, with sellers at 23/ 154., Myers to a limits& extent at TX. Special Utah in outposts, 231. Is. COMMEROIAL AND MARKNTB. - - TALLOW MARKST.—(TIIIB DAY.)" l'he market is steady at the following prices :—Tewa tallow, 455. 3d. ; Petersburg Y.C. au the spot, 465. 91.; Rateli,47a.; April to June, 475. ; October to Doom bar, 491. )(mum AVERAGIS.—Town tallow, 475. 9d. ; fat Ig ditto, 2e, 4d. ; yellow Russia, 4135. 3d.; melted Aldr. 3616 ; rough ditto, 20s. Od. ; peeves, 20a. 0.I.; red diet% Gs. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Poston motto trade at hat day's Prima clover, front 1275. 6d. to 138 e. ; isforise auto, 1101. ~110 s. to 120 s. ; mime second eat clover, 116 s. to 120 e. ; Inferior ditto, 95a. to 100 s. ; prim bay, 1061. to 110 s. ; inferior ditto, 90 1 . to 97 5. 6d. ; drow, 365. to 40a, COVENT GARDEN.---(THIS DAY.) Supplies are still well kept up, but business cooties= flit. Denert pews now in um onsets ot Benrrt Rama. Ns Plus Meant, Lod Easter Beane. The most desirable apples ars nmpaseil, Feara's Fipple, and Bleeheim Orange. lmpom scions consist of globe at ticbokes, radishes. ledive, lettuces, and carrots. Plisse of English forced mgetablee, such as 'swages, Fritsch beans, and frame potatoes, have not altered linos our last report. MIS. Wady cousin of poinsettia polohordms, orchids, beetle. Mimes primulas, camellias, and i 5.... Apples, per 1 sieve, th to 3a - Grapes, per lb., 106 to 15e Lemons, per 100. 61 10 104 Melons, each, 36 to 5$ Hula, cob, per ISM, 160 e Filberts, per lb., 94 tratcrAo le vi Artichokes, p. dos., 41 to 6$ =Mperbuuale. 8s to 121 pg, D. 100.74 to Is Beet, per dos., Is to Sr Broccoli, p. hustle, Is to le Bros. Sprouts, p. 4 Jamie to Ss Cabbages, perdos., 90 to Ls 64 Carrots, per bunch. 40 to 8d Cauliflowers. p. dos.. ts to Se Helery, per bundle, le to la 04 cucumbers, each. le to la Badly., pee score, ls to Is 64 Garlic sod Shallots, per lb., 10d Herbs, per bunch. 6.1 Horeeradish,p. bum]. 2s 64 4. Leeks, per bunch, 84 Lettuces, per dos., le 04 Mushrooms, p.p0tt.,166.1 totted Menges, per 100, es to les Pears, kitchen, D. dos to dessert., do , ts. tc Pine apples, per lb.. ds to 105 Walnuts, per bush., 11e to Ss astanuts, per bush., lis 10 111 s Shaer, Mustard and Cress, p. punn.,ll4 Onions, p. bush., isa to fie pickling, p. qt.. ed Parsley, pert dere, 1. to 1.01 Parsnips, per dos. is to is Potatoes, Yort Revues, per too. Tbs to 90s „ Rocks, d0.,0 t w o to 66e Slakes 106 to 110 e do. Kldsters, & to 1U per cwt. Radishes, p. Idiom.. 6,1 to Is Ebuberb, per bundle, 94 to is Savoys, per doz., W to Is 6d tea Kale, per punnet, Ss 611 to Se Spina. per bush. $s to 44 Turnips, per bunch, 4d to Od THE CAMS PLAGUR IN CAMBRIDGESHIRIL— Its proven of this disease is this county remains un checked, for during the put week there have been as addi tional appearances of it is more than a down herds at &ham, four at Wicken, oas at Isleham, and one at Ford ham ; is the latter parish it hes previously been present but as all the farms on which it bad prevailed had been for some time pest, it was hoped the others would escape.. As Swavesey there has been a considerable increase ; end at Els worth a first Case in this parish has broken oat oe the promisee of Mr. De er.— Cambridge Independent. THE TRANS-MONGOLIAN TELROILAPH.—Wo Un derstand tbat Mr. Giant's Trans-Mongolian telagrapkis scheme is already so far advanced as to give reason to ' believe that we may expect to receive telegrams by the I first steamer from Tientsin after the break* up of the ice. Mr. Grant, we are informed, will leave par Owes steamer for Take, whence be will wowed to Klatch*, with the potpies of Jointing the hoe of couriers between Klatch* and Tientei*.—Sianchae Recorder. DREADFUL AccIDENT AT EIRETTIIILD.—A. very distressing accident occurred last evening, in Lord-strest. Sheffield, by whlch two schoolboys have lost their lives, sod a tiny I received very serious injuries. It scpesre that a number of the boys of St. Joan's Solo 4, is Sheffie'd park, have been in the habit of meetlng at au old foundry in Lord-street , end swinging upon a large and very heavy gate, which opened outwards. The streets fall rapidly at this point, sad the lower half of the heavy pair of folding doors to a good " swiag " for the Mr. The gate was &Wooed to large blocks of stoma ia the wall, which were originally of rabble stow, but bad bees carried up to a height of fifteen feet in brick. Last sight, two boys. named Ashmore sad Robiseen, were on the top of the gate, sad were swinging merrily to sad fro ; sad a third, named Howard, a little fellow seven years of age, was standing beneath, admiringly looking sm. The boys gave the gate a push, and it swung sgainat the wall with great force, mounded, and fell forward. dragging • large portion of the heavy wall with it. The crash. and the shrieks of the other boys summated assist snee, and downs of men were on the spot, in • few seconds. The three bole ware seen Marie* beneath the gate sod messes of stose and brickwork. Howard was In a sitting posture, his head Wag supported by a lugs stone. He was quite dead, his neck being brakes. His body was ewe to his mother, who had heard the wadi. The other boys bad sustained dreadful injuries. A mass of brickwork had struck the one named &o son on the right side of his brad, owning away the led, and part of the eye. The other, Ashmore, was lying beneath several heavy stones. His head was crushed, - and he died io about en hour after his admission twat the pablio hospital. Bebissos was not expected to survive during the night. At the inquest, the strength of the well will, no doubt, be inquired into. Its appearance afar the sere , no was not susgsativeof strength. Taerric itnestrra. Tice traffic receipts of railways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week ending the 3rd of Fe bruar y , on 12,329 mien to 633,2554, sad for the corresponding week of last year, eat 11,897 miles. to 571,0301., showiog so hawsers of 432 miles , and of 62,2251. The gram receipts on the following fourteen railways amounted is the aggregate, oa 8,830 miles, to 530,8171., sad for the corresponding week of 1865, os 8,489 og les, to 483,1771., showing an increase of 341 wins. and an Meresee of 47,6404 The increase es Ow Oakedwaiss amounted so 47284 ; ea the Great Eastern to 1,5441. ; os the Great Northeast to 2,454/. ; oes the Great Southern and Western to 4971. ; ea the Great Western to 3,5161. ; in the Lancashire sad Yorkshire to 5,11 N. ; an the Landon sad Marti Waters to 7,2064 ; oa the London sod Brighton to 2,2691. ; on the London sod South Western to 3,0101. ; oft this Ileaehesear, Sheffield, and Liwoloshirs, to 3,2604 ; on the Midland to 5,2754 ; at the North Minh to 1,9861. ; on the North &stern to 7.4934 ; on the South E as t ern to 14741.—t0ta1, 47,6401. The goods and exceed traffic on those limo amounted to 319,3041.. sad for the oorrespoodieg week of 1865 to 291.1054, show* an increase of 23,1994 The receipts for paesingers, parcels, ke., sawanted to 211,5134, against 192,0724 , show* on iocrease of 19,4414 The traffic receipts on 52 other lines amounted, co 3,409 miles, to 102,4381., sad for the oar. r espond* week of last year, ors 3.408 miss, to 87,g;534 show* as iscresse of 89 miles and of 14,5861. la Ilm sw seises. The total receipts of the pest week show as Cease of 5.3951. es compared with ikon of the presidia( week, ending tho 27th of Jaanisr7. Exectrnos or Polo:ma—TM execration et PoNcet, the saarderer of 111. Lavergne, took place yestorday more *on the Versailles-road, at the point when it foils Nat to Se sea:, at the plass called the Bob It Post-Cellut U Ox is Ow worn* the AMA Folloylsotersd the prisoner's sell, informed him that the fatal lsow had approsebed, sod reesioid for *sewer that the intelligenos was ex piated, and that all *Woad paw weevil% propriety. Pew* thee, after hearing maw, woe appraising 112 prophesy . wf the ezeostieserla men, who OMNI to eta Mr the hair band. " Alt:* said ties prisoner, '• it is you who are to be my lardsosser. Well thee, ea with yaw week.* Ho sifter words deseeeded with browse to the wittier van which was to take him 66 the plow of exotatica. • wet sued had optioned win& the pekoes, and- all =tho way by whisk the whiols permed. Tho 1 of penises was still greater is she sisighlsoveitooll of Mao plow where the mistime hal twee crested. reowtowooded the daps .4* firmasse, kneed a weak wiled' was promoted he his, osibrosed the oaf, who MI oseompwied Idea, onso sows Beek std his fUllelleillk mid Ghee wildierdhekriewil inirosil Maws, I mes up to the executioners. In soother molest all von ows.—Gelipoossa. NIL_