The Express. — London, England, 1858-02-18 00:00:00

Mn, Loadoa amrs, mad Ltasel of December, Friday to rot proceed to Ito .ret governor. F. Katy— of the halaace- Mr. Stapleton to the Wm, was decreased. se past•due son statod to of Yr. QUv • dui teak mu 4r, 1866, w ma mind. IR, esprine an bit . Ho spoke ems ulerolly n ee bills. -21 a• later FO - I t waa warTonataattlY and 'hat , t was UW.D,W4I7 what ha wante.l with the 14;tiah aa rogarde.l that 'telt* tropic ton. ti. pertocal I &actor about.' inary rostonwr. somata as Lith ad Hata went Mr M'Oroaoeo 1t42, at llama hi the 22n4 ..f at it enoatLa, there was too k to tat took, dna of various Vii., I-. I,:st cvspiaboo. t. C4k.irlog id 4376/.. . Wait ;mill dr * tem Wiry ce b17 ( 2 1 . wat af prusaitra. a's s• . lb d Yr. Otsse • rr i paa wb : Ill•thriss, du d teak is swath. elgia timed 15th Wee* "J. P " M .la seetaths; I. at is ustaks ; ▪ sissalssAls A1105t..1.34pt d w to at- Mr. leCiroser. syloid, woe leo- Mr. 11,0meg/6 • !silk& both sag so taikaiii• It bears lir. moat of tham wok. Ibe Wel miry, VA Mt. I. Oa t the 2711 i a Mr. 111131. pr, a.., slhalac from FoMoho* w Mr. COMMIS. trisease-tennee, 4. Me Wee NM d6c l k lw eg aV=.: et the Megaton. Uwe at the direr Wee la the Id* n woad be Me ehan wore made .et then. It wee • c. - 441 obtain lune I matted to dal wsw whit • em tylag tee Its the bank rifted the date of the or's d.Lt was be e neurvies rause Id up, awl they they winsweed in • husk. Most if at sentisys of worthless, siorpt as the pobrass on Mr Cswerra In it the 1...4b Rept: it ►e mryte ii 34 le I lerlC I hint nor to ba k. At He bad beet • 11. P. fey °lame. obly. He lived in re cave • primes r Loured 4. be • moveably ',Ton complained tea ►a.t been ow- Mullins Intboat roaplaised by his lad bras mock ca mitTeplitxquly sad I a I. tiir;rtcre- sada la that way. the beak to -y whatever M than ly vvrtitted of say Pada tl. repeatedly ter had "ewe. _ ell 061 report left. LEAs. lens Mr. husk* rm - ■lO[ ISO Of 2021. M. 11., • 441 .b this sop lallaiolll was apse bUf~, sad Mr. Mersdants. ;;;FeaenTisitt., in ittipowners at San %mar. Th. Fon d Marro. Rsoidls tot use p•rt latter red 01.1666, asisniktod ono: d ndarowd bowe • Intstwo, Jae woo M untrol. This *lds. owl Mr. on. TM mod ▪ we at tbo a. Soroslds and border* orbood ▪ it• 111 town. Ref. Idelon M id as Tlaidt. maw WIMP tad Awe lbs die f 4 we ardot to tbii ;S• •• 11 11; .... I; W . llll odd IC to Lb' deftnulsats, bsd • -stisord tb• I.t ul istsaary, , sad owed by the fitb JarsAry di* asistsrlsats, sod b they rostra, eii mobil. for Wise rifled mill NM. W bees 4cire M trod... WY, 'tut sticreptad Si opirlios that if lash with 111 rows. the delsosialatis dida.rea..42 • WM- Mel& ICal. 4 o• the oftifirsto he prima 4 IJ• is • volfteasto a J. obkvi vas sew le iseirel, at ear I &Meted t 1.. sod Wrui of big iir i, N ei was bora by so k•o• kr= 1..19 ; garaisi sin rod shwa Os* ▪ ri.uod obil • vi • obi we boil done), shoots be deemed guilty of oblaining money under Wee prstenrea, and moreover, after the espiretion of his indentures, the aprenties, whether be should have been so nosvirted and punished or not, should be liable to ewes is a Warn ; and tf on the expiration of hie apprenticeship ho did lot deliver himself up, he was liable to be apprehended and puniabed as a deserter. Applicant and that noteritiMaradlan the state of the law lte must claim the apprentice, who had been improperly attested two or Wye hours after his enlistment. A. applicant tuned nut to bs the foreman and not the leaner. the we was *teamed for the master's attendance. GUILDHALL. 10.11111 , 10 AN 10T111. tutu 114bith • WIC dressed man, of gentlemanly ap re,,rlace. who teemed his address, was brought up charged with stealing • silver salver from St Panne Carthame and lota Kr. Smith, the proprietor of the collashotua, said the pri mmer bed • basin of eoap in the hotel cm the previous day ma d was afterwards seen going upstairs as far as the landlni where the sale, rin quistke had taco plated. Shortly after wards he left, and his lII^nUPT exciting suspicion, the salver vas' immediately Waled, end the prisoner WY 0111101/1114 apprehended en rho charge of stealing IL r,licmasa 151 said he followed the primer to the Black Seas public-hosee, and armed him as he wee coming eat, trims he found on him a pair of mg ton" is teeeptene, • dupluate far • watch, and • pe.oir ry note for 2M. Altar Fortune primmer up, witures returned to tho Black Swan, end found the salver produced coucealad beneath the cushion of cos of the mate in the parlour. When told the charge at the stenos the pruamer admitted midair th e lalllllll6l for farther Inquiry. RV( CH PMICIPOILTS. Mr. W. N. Nam, a gentleman, who said he was Maytag es Brighton, spylis4 to the smilstrare fur Us assistanc• War the !oilcans( teramstantaa: I. stand that he mass at dr sanway station at Brah• ma. van hi wet Wiwi M esmil • paasport at Prodavia. sad Mem assamthigty vpteat••4 bat was awe iatormcd that no paspasta an wow bal, skim by the numb Cmaal a 4 the pampa tea, he was 44E4 to amp to Leman at as apnea at S eas trr i ltha nowwwwwiathe al a swesimato at amble */* a psinturt at the loruisa Mee. Alliliostopand rid if NZ Nil= wadi bete some poem Idle arm hewn 10 the res e: Wm* Ma let as% wail love se beshatio• la lin die NW- Wee le Aida • pooped ; bee, lite NW tbse WAY, between Frame aid Ws matey k yea • lie day Weld set be iallevupeed. sal dr Iliseelery at bed lasi swift lestmetises se owl spine say mit end. AI do me Is b. (Hr. Abbas.= Gegeind) was bily some of the klebefel Ismseettiesse ef ebs wee emir as le seemerriel ma, awl he would set feil Is mime bee webs Is priessese wpm th e =Ned the Bret °limeade,. ... . . . - lb. Nibs lie brotigt;t soy de was barna hi the City to idectity= tabli wor d aTre oallekat. ANwass Cop,bed said certainty, if the mane... am Main and Ids object in obtaining a paimparl vas buss OK I. Rohs that retired. AYLLVTIC raLp4.4g COMPANY. (Til J D 14 . This morning the annual general meeting of the miankolders in the Atlantic Telaimma Company wee held at the London Tavern, Mr. SiUr EL G IN T. M.P., thiputralmdman et the board of directors, in dm , r hair. • Aa . sheixast al the report has already been published In W Mmes. The report Itself was printed in the form of • sense 'monk extembeg met tweaty-eight miss It mimes/on the aharehelders to entheriae the run of 73.00 N. teld.rional capital on sew shares. Th , CIIIIRM 1 M mr , l..giord for the enact of Kr. William Broso. the hairmaa of the company, who ime prevented tr , at attcodia,.; by the animas his a:fr. lie then moved the antics of the report sad accompanied the ei , ,tioa with gam remarks upon the tor coanta which, be add, bed bees dal y audited. Siam the report use ist..l.rd the arrears In alb had been reduced trio UAW. to 2001. The preen moue, Woes. were sleet:dimly email, comiderfog that the mounted to 356,6001, With redone to laying Laws the 'able score the Allende, be attributed the new moms of that opmitioa to the west at thoe, whisk preowned the paybig out marklaery Ing Wed be• iwe it was pat Into nom/ see. The mperleare gain by the attempt of lest year, however, bad melded till and directors of the IlitiMMlO MOONS et the and if their bore to that respect should be named this mar : the nosey already ezppeeand..l would net base been al smut After the fullest it had bees deter mind that the next attempt should be made with 2,900 miles of can, which would require sa additioaal , spital of 36,000/.. bed there were coat' l an that would also have to be pro vided kr, end the ehaeeh.Jdsve therefore would be eked to-day to minim the lam of 3,760 sew sham of 201. each. As much es 24,0001. had already bees eubscritied fer by 91 shareholders and there could be no doubt that these new share would be seedily takes up. An arrangement had bees made f w the parchese of the rights end Meilen of the proprietoreof the omapanyorho had agreed to sell their Miami for 76,0001., at the mese Me among to ammate pelmet of the in 3,760 sew 201. Mares, sod the etterebonre seuld Invited to minim the &rectors to ratify this ensagemat. The vendors also nadeetook sot to leaner them aim until the cable was In down. Tle new shares to be mend to-day would number in all 7,600 the II suns hod the it right to postpone for the preempt the proposal to maven Me existing 1,0001. share into 201. gums. As regaelled the eemeercial prospects of the company, the m motez eagiseers, and directors were more than ever the andertang woald evestaally yield a met Madams* return for the outlay. The repot was adopted sad reklialices prod in as• with its mammonism., EdSTER.Y COUNTIES ReLILIrd T.—l THIS DAT) This afternoon the forty-third half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of the obeys milers@ wee held at the Len do Tavern, Mr. HORATIO Lora , Clminniut of the Hoed of Dircctors, is the chair. The attendance was namaroae. The repot has already been publl.bed. The growl receipts of the Mallow ounoasied to 667.0001. 12e. 9d. end them uprises to 311.86 W. 19a., having • be. hoes of 245,M. 13e. 9d., from which deduct interest am gmesatees sad lome amounting to 138,0671. Ile. 91, nod there rimmthed 107,1730. Ss 7d., which added b the balm,. of 6.8791. 4.. brought from the lane account, made • total available balsam of 114,0621. 6s. 7d. From this the directors had deducted 12,0001., on account of th• deferred perawarat way aceosah sad eat of the rst 11,2,0621. 6e. 7d., they recoursewled • divide a of ill d 11. 13.. 61. INC MSC far the half-yew. which woad abeerb 94,7961. 3a. 641.. leasing 7,2660. 3 a. It, to Os carried forward to lets Midsummer arcomat. The CHAMMAN in moving the adoption of the ro= odd he could gnarnotre the sothestielty of the wear. ll* thought the ahereholders had no reason to =lthe maitagemeut. The labored bad of mosey M of O duriag the put half year ; but be was happy to my the receipts of the cempuiy wore within 2,0001. of what they were is 165 , i. The goods trifle wee precisely the rut" and the fallow off in weld be wooed to sweptional causes. The work apemen, as compared with twain years, bed be. redwood from 61 per seat. el 41i per awl, sad the •ming this half year as c.enpand with the of 1666 mono heathen 43,0001. Re sight be who& eihywas ace the dividend more, sad Ids wawa Vida be the saving had ben awelleired ` l 2o°Z= W the easesiatioa of den leg that . - • fame yaws thus dedwalas weld awe, sad Libre the lake all the Easters Comities xylem et eat to be estimated at the pre lattuTtriali The capital account wee the most Mi asma ihware be the sawtheldere to eoneder In regulating she=of their mumm. sad d they only kept • tte program, there could be no deabt ite Is the slimiest sucrose el the wails/ of the bra. The emeepry bed • psidwp = s et 11,01101,111 K sad yet owlet the pew halt•year lie le ad la saw dmer. Tire yews ego iimmat we peae, aseeml eamiereel to labellid. the law thre, way half Imp the arm= dammad A>adaoL. Nabs eapsedlei Is Ise half yeare se bee =MK Is =mod sad repairs of the Iperwsweit wiry. II the aellased In the SIM NISI IS MI half the way wipeare want would be by lirdrlievieg be. Winn" le the of b•ok-keepiep doped by the ampesy, a ga r pleised that the at... we purieehased by watiaot as they were releired, frame howl le sees* the chernew proomided to advert to the -.°—l— whisk were lisardnittreC and Mew** abed there w••• • barite ebb the Imam Vales • the East 131 1 6,1 1 i , widrit wee rapidly orpreadayg ea4letirs, mad 'maid pertly Warsaw the pismire Welk of the lasiers costume WWII sad Telershaw, sad the Hartilerd wed The breach., whishweeld be eyes br belle Is • isee ds sad betewillie reale had Mew tried the ball yew, sad he was glad to say thwe wee a waved ef produdeg • peed tetra. Dwisw the pew year the Web wiser bed hem reduced by MOM wiles sad iwerythieg wee Meg dam is tauten if derail as are eyes's,. *her Weer= MU ia holism& fa be abiadeamse of a lino. awl maw Lassie* • Wow of retook Ike **INS seasiaded by dedierbi that the ossissay wee new limisied spew tree esmaielei prbeiple., ead that Ile isine, at the empew am NI el her, (Tbe vessibe wee paseediwp whoa oar report le/l.) MUTT &tag 011 ?WE ClADle—Yesterday (Tow Amy) vas tbe oppoined for dr Natoli betwixt Ilany Carom of Ploortoollo4o-Tyvo NM hie IlLosiy of llashmoooL Tim* sem sakswillsadassat, dome vas ospopoil to ossompoo7 dr sass, dem* adass part as AY logissa avi valosess anal is se at DWI piths snowed al shs Inas( ROM boom. vim at Duallssass Cava, traitfae slassmasam s advasi is (siat Kama Wag as ssibias) Iva pad war 16 mem II Is s• to Mersa is Is Mbar of Ad' •10 winnow thin WWII M a saw rue sst OlOgreet Dad" lasi. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18, 1858. THE LONDON MISSIONAZY SOCIETY AND INDIAN 118SIONS-(THLY DAY.) A reD , crowded meeting was held this day, at Exeter Hall, to devise the best means to Morgue the opera. lions of the &hose society in lulls. The char waspied by the Earl of SHAPTILORCHT, who ins OR by Sir Cabng Hadley, Bart., Hon. A. Kinnard, .P., Mr. Thomas Chambers, the Common Sedeartf, Mr. Baxter, M.P., Rev. Messrs. Tidmeas, New Hall, Sherman, Latrobe and other.. A short report was read, explaining the unable' of t t . l sion us aries now employed in Ind, and after an address the CII•IINI•X, Mr. THOMAS CHAYHERS, the Common Selma, moved the following resolution. That the London Mini Society having for the lest half maturyetuployed devoted la in different parts of India, whose venous exertions God has been pleased to crown with distinguished snoozes, should take its fair proportion of text for extending the blessings of the gospel amongst the teeming multitudes yet involved in heathen darkness; and that accordingly the directors employ their beet efforts with all classes of their constituents), to enable them to send foal within two years, at the least, twenty additional missioneria to aid in eurying newead this great enterprise." The Rev. Anemia, in ascending the resolution, re viewed the perils and teenage which t e missionary has to endure. The sword had failed to peaty India. se also had trade and commerce, and now they most tome back to fleet pinolptee, Mosso( Christianity, which acme could raise up the peiple. i L . Fed the appointment of native teachers se one of the mane of - evangelisation. The Rev. .C. a rras (nemerty a missionary at Mir iam") addressed the mating in support of the resolution, incise his experience of India and Its missions, end re the miseries and mishaps that had happened, he it would work to a good end. The resolution was mooted unanimously. Ur. W. B. BA XTIR, M.P., moved and the Rev. W. CCR ZINO, seconded the subjoined merilution,which was supported by Sir CULLINO E EARDLIr. Bart., and ouried 1121•11i monsly : " That although this meeting, in common with the friends of Christian missions, would most seriously deprecate the employment of authority or patronage es the part of the British government in India, to induce its native subjects to embrace the Christian faith, it nevertheless most urgently appeals to the govawnwir to withdraw its countseance and support from every forma of idolatry, ID withhold its senotion from the mon strous social evils ccenected with costs, while it secures le all air see, whether Christian, Heathen, or Mahan:seders, satire religiose frestken, so far as is compatible with civil *lnn awl polite anise." (The arsdag was proceeding when we went to press.] a a K ie SHARE LISTS.--THIS DAY. Two dams. In the railway share market to-day the principal Stirs is a further considerable rise in Caledonian steak, which is marked as high as 971 per cent. Great Western is quoted 621 to 63; and London and North Western, 102 to 1, showing in each case a slight improvement upon the 4 o'clock quotations of yesterday. Most of the other leading deecrip tions are quoted about the same as they clewed yes terday. Midland is quoted 100 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 95/ to 96/ ; London and South West ern, 491 to 50 per share; Great Northern, 261 to 27; and Eastern Counties, 121 to 1. Indian shares are quieter. East Indian Railway stock is quoted 112 to 1121. Great Western of Canada shares have declined, being last marked 21. Grand Trunk of Canada remain well supported. The foreign lines generally exhibit little alteration. ma. I Pd. N fil n I i se i ii ■ M I 9 1 4 i I M ft II I id 1111T1. 1 11 ie. I Pil. I Raisv,,.. I C 00 0 .401000 1 00101 Lila/ 1 to 1 p.m. a ' Mrs 8" al 47 . t " ; 1 1 ° 81 0 Sorollar.lom r....... -, -- i 18 6 Do. Add. Gloat A 6 . 9' I Ipm ft $6l all Doelia I Late Harm kl. 18 14 id 1411 104 13 Do. Now 100 'lOO Sulblo. Bar) t.,6 Godarlob 11da p. d a. ormabda . Au. I. 187 E by Bolt It I. H. SI N I: ito ) ) _150.._ D. " e ' ,, l ofAllll:3 :: 0 0 h , is 00. ua u sucl 0. Faitare : lla =1.44• 0 : 1 14 D u azk no rlo s gm II 1 Olden— ..... ..... 1/1 WI Diumies••••••• 96 INNS Natant NNW . ...... NI NW INN& lll LV US 5 9) Dm. Pm /0 6Do itaisit i f . . , a pm 100 I all IDoft p. a gap 91 u all Clads a Malt. Da. 14.611. 101 101 1104 10 al 100 DiallocOsegool.6l.ll46 St 100 lamed Trunk Craft 1* I all DiA 4 por al b DotioNno 14 46 65 1 100 401 Da. Nap Ma ft *a two aNha I et PraLlaaa 1441 101 an Gra* Lel P 6160016 30 4 Do Nem 1 Ipm 6 10 I 1 De Ds 901 .11 Da Wet Cass. assaa lll 11 1 P./ 1, 1 901' Pat 4.9 100 , all Dio. St/a t om ii. 4 1 :iiii 11 110 116 luo all Do ao. 14 do. 00 110 111 100 1 all Do. do TS, ottboot op. 166 116 10 90 ' .11 De. 6 all Madam par Omar. 44 pae ma 1.0 13 4 104 mot V SD 10 Do. 64 jpar coat MM. 10 6 Da 3P.1 bit. Das.... - DA 10 IN Ildbeenie 4 Daata 1.33.0aa. ONpApaDda pact 1 11 pro SO 4 S.TOioa4. A O P.4 (Ural .51. A. mpAtt I 15 No 10 4 Dad. so ghat laad D. 4 I die * fa Lae Tem1.114199 Ilks 1 SO ILL le le =iiiiiiii'imii. 10 DB 19/. , 9) 1 Do.laLlKftedlla gaol pt i li 11.0 10 10 /NAN& lAwkital. drip 1 6 pm pm COLONIAL 1110IIIIITI1D No. 1 06 1 tiTOVIS. I Pdi CI prlees. I Balm ..... k Oaa.GoT.lteliaLtaly lii 11 , 14 liti lfti 414 i , ...... _ 111. ki pat a111ar.641106 111 7111 Ma Dm DpurNok l.'loo 107 109 1001 g.11.112122902.1pAD2b WS N N IS4 1 100,00 10111 1166110$ DID*: DO. Itedilmt. lin 100 107 1* 118 :: : : t a au tT G 4 e plr. aDfat 1:4 ir7 Hi aft 1011101 RAILWAYS. NA I Pd. I SAISWATII. I Nodal WIN , I Dam II all Ammo sad lollaribro.. 44 II 6 WI Jordan- 1 19 10 MI =Le 0S OININe htS 5 011 5.1.11.99,. - 51 ii 11 U Doll 01 li dig 10 111 00" 0111 0 6s 161•9 ... _ _ 10 on Orval mai l. . .... 11 all 00, .54=u9suss 11 II 11 10 0 1 Jamllea. . f) on las 18 8 I.46ar a Kit I all D {Do * a L'ae = I=riiiiii: SO all = /ft Al SO 411 Fausir a ial la tt‘ . ....., - ...... A -. 1 3 1 1 9/ I ILI Ds. do. 6 dor ampt.lt4L SI 16 lal Dpdheract Pews 1...... 10 ! $ Ds 4 pm 10 05 5 arnitaa Tent Piet.. 0 a al Perlayoma ad 144111 t. 054 111 Mr. ea . .... .... IN 13 so 04 4 °rid:: ...:.... is 68 10 9 toe& NA Ns 114000 .4 . *: 1 Ipm 01a 91 1 1 116 16 11 Rts. 43d 10 MI Loom sad SO all Ito)al Dud* . ...... 6 ID Lanallwallok 4 All Da Ipa NAL 1 I 10 MI Smote* sad Nara 10 on DA Si pt ont.Piiti: SO all *ohm 0 1525•55 ill 0} 0 !1 81 011 WIN JUNI= . 10 all Do. 65 per Nei; FriNr r ti li N 011 Debra EL D. OP/um 111 19 10 6 *atom at Arida. 10 sat +mu...2 imam:ea: ::: 10 . all Zaloal — -. I Ora io:Oari 11.10• 8022 11.0 0 0 10. 0.0 000 00 I 18.000 10,00) 16,00 11 12000 4. 1 102811 66.010 121121. 1 0 11 100100 7.060 10 IJ. I / 1 0102 australama boa Accord. Walled Baia 4. bap. u,. at M y me 11111. Ji Ds. Laid M obs th a. 00. 81 .0ott.1111s.Calso. D e raLOllitriboitii Mahn C•mparw Portuns. ... Gams( Uwe ..... • • • NaI•ISU %%bud Lowl *ultimo to Onto I.lThllel *dm I JOIST rtllol SO.OOCp - I IN 22.10, 40 10000 SS 0001 IN - 60 10 000 IS 010001 SO 4 600 1 1 100 10.000 100 26.001 100 NON N SO 000. N 03.006. N 40.000, SO 0.0 , 50 60.0001 100 10.000 100 16010 IS 10.00 00 60 NAM N 60.40 N N.OlO N SO.NO 10) 4.040 10 11,100 4.000 * 22.003 V 6 SAM - 00.000 60 4.140 110 4. IN 1 .igni sf.dy. Ildr. Rua of BelOoL amok atdi:o: antis P. !awl. • • I '&7. *.k. = oms. Lowdoo, .N It It LaMar. G. Nook of E. LowLllWooknt , Load's mid Coosti It.. "1:10" MOO , . • Not Prow. diadem.] Do. Now ..... . Madera New South Wes +Oriental se O 1.116.31111 a Sink Prootookol of trolsoi Do Now - . ilea* AIWA%is. I Do. Now Mika el Aultaila De. New ...... Drat of Looks WENID M Diekoe Labsiami .... ea. • e. le e ooo oe 10 I.orlo 10 0.000 10 (0 1.110 100 1.010 01. . tail, Ilsdaselflak Australlla lord Msa lb. IlalTstarecelo De. Now !kW Pospdaas Late Owed' Oup.Mr.odlaglTlPOl De. Oepoil Palma Tret.ll per K Dula% Mom DOWN T Men TY. i l ltram . L . . Ong. sod A. Oop M N Op. ew avigation L Coto oados Maas: 00 toe Oas.thesibe• OP iodltampiaas T. liedlter. 1.4. National Dt 00. Totherlas‘ land D. Do.. Do4p.a.PclUileip conman.seiCW N. RS. AsPaparles OsrlD of Daropo Oduktal Gap Ds. ;L I w iple lai lrt; Palk, OrDs.lipsan Do. New li rram kft UFO Ka SIMS - &MO* Las. lava Pan South AusloOPP Lad Sotorriss c yj Do. Do. Tempt& Lam a V Tearemes LPL Cleo .772 f 1 I t II 17 I i i ti :► SI if IN sa 44 • is a i i ii i i 5 I ii a 3$ 46 101 Ist K Al 111 111 s is 11 - 11 Is 2 l 81 $66 zd a 4 6 i « 06 la a a a 17 4 II ze 4 4 4 i 8 I la la 1 II Ill' I 9 1 0 : 1 li j ti ' i ► lif ad VI " a 3T 1119 T 1 • TS It I s la • • z4l riff fp 79 99 7 S i 29 $ 11 . I 1 5 5 N IN le op 3fr 191* 111 al LOCAL 17413 MA21178. Mammon; TR 17.-11141 rad gm active, with 9{a gac. .+4l PAM aloud very Ina. NW Idamaithrw_ .94,11 •*; DISio. Ka Der Ora. PrAreast, ITS-1‘ PP—Dwitiath 40P—Triaaka 12 12-111 5 6 1 1 7. 4141 k. 4. 4t k aLtalli t ln kasau tle t t p.c. 1,. Wwwwa.Pl. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLOOI. The weekly Court at the Bank of England has broken up, without the announcement of any alte ration in the rate of discount. No change was gene rally expected. The funds during part of the morning were quoted per cent. lower, but a rally to the closing quota tions of yesterday has since taken place. Business, is generally quieter. Consols for money and the 4th of March hare been dealt in from 97 to 971, and are now quoted 97/ to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced are marked 971 to 1; the New Three per Cents.. 97/ to I ; Bank Stock, 226 to 227 ; India Stock, 221 to 222 ; Exchequer Bills, 34e. to 395. prem.; Exchequer Bonds, 1869, 1001; and India Bonds, 27e. to 30e. prem. . . . - • The transactions in foreign stocks have been rather lees numerous, yet still far beyond the average. Turkish Six per Cents. are somewhat firmer at 102 to 1. Peruvian Dollar Bonds, to gether with Sardinian and Grenadian, are inquired for, but Anglo-Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., Russian, and Buenos Ayres Bonds are rather more offered. Sales are recorded as follows ;—Buence Ayres Six per Cents., 821, ex the deferred ; ditto Three per Cents., Deferred, 20 and 191 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 66 (exchange 12 fl.) ; Granada Active Bonds, 201; ditto Deferred, 61 to 61 ; Mexican Bonds, for account (26th February), 201 to 201. ' Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. for ac count 831 to 821 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 571 to 57 (exchange 45.) ; Russian Five per Cents., 1111; ditto, Four and-a-Half per Cents., 991; Sardinian, Five per Cents., 92 to 911; Spanish Old Three per Cents., for account, 441; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 261; Swedish Provincial Four per Cent. Mortgage Loan, 82; Turkish Six per Cents., for ac count (26th February), 102 to 1021; ditto Gus ranted Four per Cents., for account, 1041, ex div.; and Venezuela Two per Cents. Deferred Bonds, 14. ' At Paris to-day (Thursday), according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 70fr. 25c. for the account, showing a further improvement of nearly 1 per cent. One of the most important features in the Stock Exchange to-day is a great rise in the shares of the Canada Land Company, owing to the fact that this company pos sesses a large estate is the vicinity of Ottawa, which has been selected as the future capital of Canada. The shares were first marked 139, and have since risen to 165 to 176. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 32,0001. The accumulation of the precious metal will henceforward, in all likelihood, be leas rapid, for the exchanges have now declined to a point at which a larger proportion of the gold im ported will bo diverted to the Continent. The whole of the American eagles brought from New York by the steamer Europa, representing a total of at least 300,0001., were yesterday taken for transmission to the Continent, besides a small amount of Brazilian gold. American eagles are peculiarly suited for re mittance to the Continent. The current rate for the discount of first clams bills is 21 to 21 per cent. At the Bank yesterday the ap plications were again upon the limited scale lately witnessed. At Hamburg the rate of discount for the best bills is as low as 1 } per cent. The official notice relative to the renewal of the March Exchequer Bills may be looked for towards the middle of next week. Of the 111,0701. in specie brought from the Weet Indies, &c., by the steamer Orinoco, 65,8761. la de scribed NI gold, and 45,1941. an silver. Further considerable arrival of specie from New York may be looked for during the next few days, the steamer Fulton being expected to arrive at Southampton to-day (Thursday), and the Ca nada and Atlantic at Liverpool on the 22nd and 25th respectively. The steamer Columbian is expected to arrive at Suez about the 23rd inst., with dates to the 11th of January from Sydney, and the 13th idem from Mel bourne. This vessel will probably bring • large amount of gold ; and her advice. will dcrabtlees men tion the shipment of considerable sums by sailing ships. and Hamburg the exchange on London retains an unfavourable tendency. At Paris on Tuesday the exchange on London was quoted 25.10 to 12$ for short, and 24.93 to 971 for three months' ; at Amsterdam, 11.70 for short; at Hamburg, 13.3} for short, and 13.21 for three months; at Berlin, 6.19; ; and at Vienna, 10.19. . . It is suggested that the Admiralty might usefully despatch one or two steamers to the chops of the Channel to relieve homeward-bound vessels detained by the easterly winds. The Hanover has arrived from China, with 1,034,6001 be. of tea. The Rose of Sharon has arrived off Scilly. At the meeting yesterday of the creditors of Messrs. R. Heine, Semon, and Co., continental merchants and foreign exchange dealers, who stopped payment on the 10th of December, it was announced that the firm will pay all debts above 100!. in fall on the 25th of March, together with interest at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum. In the event, however, of certain arrangements not being carried out, the firm will pay, on the day named, 10s. in the pound in cash, and give their acceptances or promissory notes, payable at three months with interest. The creditors of Messrs. R. H. Whitfield and Co., West India merchants, have accepted a composition of Be. in the pound, satisfactory security for the pay ment of the two last instalments having been pro- vided. _ . Mews. Hermann Sillem, Son, and Co., who sus pended payment during the crisis, announce that on the 24th instant they will be prepared to pay a divi dend of 10s. in the pound, on account of the claims against them. The forthcoming dividend of the Caledonian Rail way Company was officially announced yesterday at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, with a surplus of 3,8001. The balance brought forward from the pre vious half-year was 9,3871. The dividend for the corresponding six months of 1856 was at the rate of only 31 per oent. per annum. The distribution for the whole year 1857 is 41 per cent., against 21 per cent. in 1866, 21 per cent. in 1856, 3 per cent.. in 1854, 21 per cent. in 1853, about 11 per cent. in 1862, 1 per cent in 1851, and nil in 1860. At one period of the latter year the price of this company's ordinary stock descended as low as 121 per cent. It closed last night at nearly 96 per cent. The weekly traffic return of the London and North Western Railway Compan presents a decrease of 3,3051. ; the London and South Western a decrease of 1,7671 ; the Great Northern an in crease of 1,0351.; and the Great Western an increase of 1321. On Tuesday 200,0001. of the Five-and-a-Half per Cent. Debentures of the Great Western Railway of Canada, having twenty years to ran, were subscribed for at par. This company's traffic return presents this week an increase of 301. The half-yearly meeting of the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway Company is called for the 23rd inst., and the fourth ordinary general meeting of the shareholders of the Chartered Bank of India, Aus tralia, and China, for the 26th inst. A feature of the Stock Exchange yesterday . wee a renewed demand for the preferable descriptions of American railway securities, many of which wen quoted higher. The half-yearly interest is advertised on the Panama Railroad 7 per cent. bonds. The East India Company invite tenders for the conveyance of nearly 2,000 troops from England to India. Oa the 19th tenders will be received for the conveyance of 780 men to Calcutta; 333 men to Bombay ; 230 men to Eurrachee ; and 220 men to Madras. On the 23rd will be received tenders for the hire of ships to cos vey 400 men of the Company's Service from England to Calcutta. The troops not of the Company's Service are to embark in the first week of March, and the rest between the 10th and 20th of March. Tenders are also required for the freight of stores to Mediae, Bombay, and Rangoon., WZDNESDAY Eviixu. Renewed animation was observable in the Stock Exchange at the commencement of business this morning. The funds at one period attained • fresh rise of to per cent. At this point sellers came forward, and a reaction took place ; but the closing quotations were still i per cent, above those of yes terday. Most of the other departments of the Stock Exchange were buoyant in the morning, and com paratively fiat in the afternoon. The sales, however, are principally for account of speculators for the rise content with the profit accrued. Bond fide realisations are restrained by the difficulty of finding employment for money withdrawn from Stock Ex change securities. Consols, which closed yesterday at 97 to for the 4th March, opened this morning at 97k to ad vanced to 97„ and closed at 97} to .1. For money the last price was about 97i. The official bun nese report is as follows :—'nres per Cent. Con sols, for money, 97, 973, 97 ; ditto, for account (4th March), 971, 97, 971, 973. Three per Cents. Re duced, 971, I, 8, 1. New Three per Cents., 971, I, I Bank Stock, 224, 226, 225. I n di a Stock, 219, 222. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Ex chequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 100 ; ditto, 1859, 1001, 1003, 1001._ The New Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents. were alao officially marked 82. Exchequer Bills closed at 36e. to 395. prem. being fairly supported at the late advance. The Exchequer Bonds, which will be paid off in May next, remain quiet; but those which will not arrive at maturity until May, 1839, have advanced, being marked 1001 to 1001. Business in foreign stocks continues upon an ex traordinarily active scale. The principal fluctuation was in Turkish Six per Cents., which were marked as high as 1031 in the morning, but closed about 1 per cent.lower than yesterday, at 101 to 102k,owing to sales. The Guaranteed Four per Cents were quoted in the morning 105 to f, and closed at 104 k to 105 ex dir. Venezuela Bonds were in brisk de mand, the Active Bonds being marked as high as 35. Sardinian, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese, Danish, Peruvian, Buenos Ayres, and Brazilian Bonds all met with attention. Bank shares to-day were steady. Ottoman Bank have advanced to to prem. The shares of the two Discount Companies were also firmer. Electric Telegraph stock was quoted 1 per cent, higher. Canada Land shares were quoted 135 to 140. General Steam Navigation shares were officially marked 271 to 27/. London Dock stock 105 to 1051, and St. Katharine Dock, 931 to 93. The nominal closing quotations for the shares in some undertakings of recent formation are as follows, via.:—Onde Railway, par to 1 prem.; Central Gude Railway, par to prem.; Great Southern of India Railway, par tot prem.; Cape Town Railway and Dock, 3.16 to 5-18 prem. ; Victor Emanuel Rail way Bonds, 2 to 1 dis. ; Bahia and San Francisco Railway, 9-16 to 11-16 prem.; Cape (Eastern Pro vince) Railway, par to 1 prem.; Riga Railway, Ito prem.; North of India Tramroad, par to 1 prem.; Grand Trunk of Canada Railway New Six per Cent. Preferential Bonds, 11 to 2 prem. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. The market for home mining stocks to-day is rather active, and generally firm. Hingston Downs shares are quoted tn, to ; Tincroft, 41 to f ; Sort ridge Consols, 1i to ; West Basset, 23 to 4; and Alfred Consols, 12i to 13. In foreign mines, Copiapo, Anglo-Mexican Mint, Coke Copper, and General Mines (Nova Scotia), are in demand. Brkhrornegl is the official list of prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday : _ Alfred Consols, 121, 131, j, 4, ;Bryntait, 31 ; Drake. wane, 21 ; Bast Gone. Lake and Sou th Bedford, 21 ; East Rumen, 41. 5,6 i, {1 i ; Murton United, 19s. 6d.„ 205., 20*. 6d., 21s. ; Great Alfred, 5, 14, 41, 5 , 51. 3s. 9d. ; Kingston Down, 81, ; Kelly Bray, 21; Lady Bertha, 22e., 255., 21s. 6d ; North Levant. 4, 41 ; Providence Mines, 80, 85 ; Santiago, 21. 12e. 6d. ; Vale of Towy, 28a., 30.., 285., 28e. 6d., 275., 27.. Bd., 28a, 295. ; West Grenville, 65., 5e., as. ; Wheel Arthur, 31; Wheel Charlotte, 4. WEDNESDAY EVEiTNO. A steady business was done to-day in home mining shares. Wheal Mary Ann shares hare ad vanced, but in most cases the alteration in prices was unimportant. The following are some of the quotations current this afternoon, viz.: Hingston Downs, 61 to 1 ; Kelly Bray, 2 to 21 ; Wheal Edward, 71 to 8 ; East Gunms Lake, 21 to 21 ; Vale of Towy, 275. 6d. to 30e. ; Alfred Consols, 121 to ; Gawton United, 19s. to 21e. ; Wheal Trelaw my, 21 to 22 ; South Basset, 9to 1 ; Par Consols, 21 to Wheal Zion, 131. to 17s. e, d . ; East Wheal Russell, 6to 61 ; Wheal Arthur, 2/ to 31 ; West Granville, 6s. to 7s. ; and Providence Mines, 80 to 82. BRITISH MARL No. I Rm. I Minsk I Pd. I Cl. Woo. Wm lisfz , .. Vivid Lion. iPlnnacs) 3.110 1: 1: id id I% .. Condarrow(Ce; * 00 N 1,02•1 10 Devon Ono* fist 1 460 485 612 .. fast Dam* I I , lonpl I 6) 100 105 NM .. Great Pouin Tolgas . 17a. 16 17 6.1 .. G. R. Alfred I Phfilaaki ILI6 3 4 61 345515 .. 0. WI. Vot Walston) 6i 11 1 6, 1 00 .. body Bennie . .... Naafi. , i 1 I .. N. Tranceellllognin. I 15 11 CON .. N.W. Ranee 1Illopan) MI 111 17 1.12 e .. None %Meal Crotty 6.11 4 6 6 5.40 .. Par Con. (Be. Maxey) 1i NI Ili 5.450 .. Porte*. UnLlnd tWeadronl 5 5 I 11. .. Netride•Oon..2ini.be 1.. u le 086 .. 8. Oarados M. Ilavi Si 516 870 (NO .. a. Oars Brantlllogai ) 3 5 61 4!16 . , &W. Naneenlll Will , KO IN 9.000 5 PansarSo4l4so 4i 1 11 Li &OM II Ls Oroft $ 41 4i ;.. U.. illnee Ithrearial 0 34 .. TIN of Tow* lON marinas) Mai n s it ma Mogan . 13 ly IN .. W.OaradonM SO 106 116 11 .. Wk. ilaen4( . • 65 1511 IN .. *labeller I I S IN IN 4. .. *b. 114 ward lOWAN* 51 LOU .. WhAl5ll4. 1.7.1 In A 1.., .. Whial Ann (It $ 47 49 1.550 .. Wk.Thisesieiliiiii.i 14 g 1 si LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Ott zzacrlic TxLiazAri.) DERBY SPRING MEETLNG.—THIS DAY. SCARSDALE STARES. HMIs mils. Arminian Madame Most, Dutchman's Danghter, tby Ratan, Lomze, Joyous., sad Snap, are hors. HARRINGTON PLATE. Oas Lady Reredos, Eleremos, OerChester, Amoro Boy Ada y, Martaader, Terpsiohors t, sad Zsldeas, see illr& MIDLAND STEEPLE CHASE. Fond Qum, The Woad, Old Dog Tray, The Heato n.", Tedderley, The Saco, and Melon, an hen. HURDLE RACE. Two Wm Haight of the Ulna Teddeeley, Heads or Tails, Choke, and Lady Hercules, are bin. Drugs ARILIVALS.—OtIbert de Haunt. 2 p.; 'adds, Ofeen 2 re; Austria, wiek F a ir, 2 yes ; Y Blew oung berr Ho d peful. Naughty Boy, y, an Banjo. BETTING AT NOTTINGHAM LAST EVENING. LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. II to 1 apt Link Tom (t 100 8 Eldest of the SWn (t) 16 1 The Brewer (t) 16 1 Lotigt Bays (t) OVER ISSUES OP THE BANE OP RPM...NM—Mk moraine via published a correspowdeeg) between the Chew elder it the lialsequer and the Bank al Bag bad, Wean to the appreprlalks of prat' on the nogg gene of notes is macaw of the statutory limit. The Chapala°, of the intesipmr, is a age dated the 6th, minting the °pinkie that the easonat of allowarme to be made to the public by the Beak, far the profit derived from the additional issue of two millions fat the time that it continued in operation, ahaeld he calculated at the rats of 2 per cent. per annum. The enact of directors on the 11th Instant adopted a resolu tko, atecurring In this arrangement. 'tits CALZurra. Prrrriori.—This morning was Rated, in return Man ender et the House of Commons, a eau dile parities of the inhabitants of Calcutta for the renal of the Clowerner-fiement, together with the observations made thanes by Lord Cann*: in council. The latter re marks ere printed with the paragraphs of the petition in parallel colanuas. In a despatch to tho East India directors, dated the 10th of Nor. last, Lora Canning and the Council state .—" The accompanying petition to the Queen, praying for the read of the Right Hon. the Gorerstor-General, has been communicated to us ; bat indirectly, and not from the petitioners. We transmit it to your honourable court, with marginal notes, indicating the chief errors of feet put forth In it. We have abstained from comment upon the opinions and deductioue which it impresses." The Tuscan Moniteur announces the death of M. Buonarutti, the Minister of Public Instruction In Tuscany. • Mdlle. Marian, fourth daughter of the marshal," says the Nord, "is about to be married to M. Haentjenawho peeresses a fortune of three or four million francs, and who is a son of the former chid of the eminent mercantile firm of Haentjess fri•ren, of Nantes." The Emperor gives the bride a portion of 200,000 fr. The Augsburg Gautte professes to give the sub- Amos of an anewre whirl Lord Clarendon, it says, returned oath. 23rd ult. to Count Walewskre despatch of January 10. His lordship informs the Preach rairdaUsr (secoeding to the Gem= journal) that crimes such as those of January 14 meld sot be altogether prevented, incept by strict sur veillance on the French frontier, but at the same time his keriehlp declared positively that the English government mould est only propose a new law to pal 'lament, but would de everything in its power to render such attempts impos sible Ise the future. The Gazzetta Popolore of Cagliari announces the arm* or the oldest bandit of the Wind, nomad lileluddn. Hs led been the terror of the district of Orosei since 1829, and had op to this time defied every attempt to arrest him, he having chosen one of the most inaoceauble mountains of Sardinia, called De Ira Anglo, for his stronghold. He was at length ermined on the 28th ult., about midnight, by a party of earbineers, who had the Widmer to venture among the precipices of the mountain in question in utter darkness, the rocks and paths being slippery with frost. Pleheddu ham many murders and other crimes to armor for. OXFORD MIDDLE-CLASS ERADINATION.•••••A meet ing wan held at Clareedon•lonse, Lambeth, ce Monday last, for the peeper of farming a imal committee to obtein en merman ia Larks seder this scheme. The follon:ng ammo, ea the Mr of the maritime : —The Rev.. E. Day. W. Ds. Jeeett,W. T. Jaws, C. Mackenzie, C. Prit deed, . F. Woolley. Marc J. P. Hall. T. /Umber, G. loses, . Ogls, and Drs. , Pears. E. T. Warn, and C. H. hubs& TM latter gentleman has bees appMted hemeney eicretary. The number of candidates already pro mised muds ose hundred. LttaT PREACHERS.—The following Lent preachers he,. bona appointed to peewit at ler Majesty's Chapel, at ce Wednesdays sad Fridays for the year 1848 : Rev. Fredk. Tempts, to-morrow (Friday). Feb. 19 ; Rev. Mon Eire* Mamie_ y, 24; B. Wm. Cnrern, Friday, Id; Rev. Dr. Hook, Wednesday, Mew& 3; 1t.,. D. F. Hera, Friday, 6; Rev. The.. Milk, Wednesday, 10; Rev. C. A. Morgan, Friday. 12; Rev. embed Moore. Widnes , day, 17 ; Rae. Bras Nemo, Friday, 19 ; Rev. Thome Frotheree, Wednesday, 24 • Rev. Cherie, HAM thuatter, Friday. 26 Row. Wm. BYssg Wedatiday, 31 Dean of Lichfield, ken. and Rev. Dr. Howard, April 2 (Good Fri day j. Bum AAAAA ma, Lord Chamberlain. DETECTIVna OrrreelTTED.—On Friday last, a tele graphic deeprelt having bees melted at Leith from Aber deen, with the ditearipUoa of a man who was enapeced of berlimerwiradral ate rive dads at the latest city, end who W its then he Gramles by the Sovereign at e en two tialselvse wen dirpsisboi from Lira to await the arrival of the meolL Ammo* Ur perenwers the detralves wen pee rived their wry. Inked of at lass speseheslas him, they sawed llss to Ms his mat is aye - car riage for Edinburgh. 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(refection 10 to 13), and the article is fiat. ftva.—The demand has improved, and Demerara soil at Id. advance. Itica.—l'does are unaltered. In other article no material alteration. Markets general) , inactive. TALLOW MARKET (THIS DAT.) The marked is firm. Town Tallow is quoted 51s. Gd., nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 635. 3d. ; February and Murk 635. ; April and June 635. ; October sod December, 61s. Gd. buyers. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAT. Mr. Z. J. Davis reports a large supply, with very MUD demand —Prime meadow hay, Os. to 684. ; •uperiur do., 70a. to 75a.; inferior do., 50a. to 60n. ; rower, Ets. to 601. ; clover, 80e. to 9..5a. ; seoond out, 700. to Sic ; straw. 'Ma. to 280. The delayed despatches of Outram and Heselock, describing the first relief of the garrison of Lucknow by the force successively under their commands, wooi published in last night's _Extraordinary Gazette, together with the report of Brigadier-General Inglis on the proceedings of the garrison since the relief, the reportof Captain Crommelin , chief engineer , and a considerable number of other documents, elucidat ing the defence of Lucknow. A telegram from Kccnigsberg, in Prussia, Mateo that General do Flehwe was killed on Monday list in a duel, His adventary was a relative named Jackmano, a lieutenant in the 3rd Cuireasiers. Money matters led to the quarrel. Genteel de Plain was oar of the loading members of the "pietist" party. J. B. Cotton, ESQ r. DR. F. R. Lgue..—Mr. G o ugh, it appear', has commenced legal proceedings spinet Dr. Lees, of Leeds, fee an alleged defamation of rituals:, and the trial, it is expected, will shortly come on in the law courts la London. Dr. Lees will, is it said, defend himself. with the aid of a legal adviser.—Lreis Nermry. LONDON GENERAL OMNIBUS COMPANT.—Troio neat for the week aiding Feb. 13, 9,6961. 10.. MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLNIIHIRN Ren.way.—XANCERSTER, Faa. I.7.—'halo returns far the week ending Saaday, Feb. 14, 1868, inclusive.—Ho. of miles opened, 173 k ; amount received for pemmican., Per* Oelk ite, 3,2201. 2s. 7d. ; goods, merchandise, &on aa. 104. ; total, 8,6871.7 e. M. Curreepoeding week 1867: 1.7021. 10e. 41d., Metals( half of the Manama'. dulls,, 3, 3 k 1ndi° 34 c.., andanaChasMtatrtotraCamlncelpromits, Grimsby Doak I