The Express. — London, England, 1862-02-28 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (More the Loeb Justices of Appeal.) Lr9Acv.-411 RH W. P. WINDHAM. Upon the application at Mr. allooo, for the re lowlirits in thin cam, the petition wee directed to stood .orer till Friday colt, to answer aflklavite libel on behalf Cl • ' , statelier eo late ao roadway. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. -.atm,. at Nisi Pm)* •t (Before Mr. Justice Viughtroas •nd n Sperm' Jury.) TUB 1,0110 CMS, Je4TIII. lotoresatiou wee received at the court to-day that the Lad Marl Justice, Su A. Cockburn, was much better, although usable to attend In a ny Waimea ilis lordship is suffering from severe cold. but be has made errangemeots to leave town on Saturday for Northampton. where he cum meccas his duties on the Midland Circuit. MR POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) CLERILENWELL Tllll care BILIOUS CMARCIRAGAINOT A POLICIMAX. Police-ornstable William Robinson. aced 26, No. 70 E, ,ti.ichrd to the Ilueter , strest sub-dinsioe„ surrendered to meoguisuices before Mr. D'Eyncourt, charged with or . s hog from the peewee of Illes..knay Brooking, described as a serned woman, reveling at 36, Kiogsgatastreet, Holborn, „ p u re, containing sit half-crown. and 24., the property Mr. John B. Brooking, in Guildford.street, Russell- Neste. Thr can excited a great &el of interest, and there were , r eerd partes is attendance who had been duped by the, prosecutes& mid her husband. g r . Lewis, jno., attended for the defendant ; Mr. I Impodor Pearce welched the case on behalf of the Oom eliolosera al Police. It will be remembered that the complainant described' herself aa as 'crane at the Lyceum sod Drury-bum, end that Ler husband was a traveller for liners. Leaf. Her evideo , * went to &bow that abe was out early one morn* last week. having ben to a wedding party, and met the degreased, who bed some conversation with her. He asked bee to draw a cork out of a bottle ut rum, which she attempted to do with one of her hair pine. For this purpose she laid her purse on this raiheg, sad when she was going away she &eked the pair for her puree. He gave it to her, and shill she had gone away she found that be had removed her whir, and p Aced in it a few ooppen. She went to the sta.- sal the &trident was taker into custody. When he only three half crowns and one shilling were I...ifiti biol. and sow of them were marked as the cam pli:naut stool that those were that were stolen from her. Mr. ti'F.rocourt inquired if the prosivutris was now in ,oten•lmice! . . I...pketer Pearce —Nu, and sbe has not been aeon since the not exan3iustaes.._ . . _ Mr. D'Ero,ourt Have inquiries been made about her! Inapecto'r Pearce—Yes ; and the whole of her statements haw, be a awerteined to be (Alm. She was not a married womau. our sea she employed at either of the theatres she bad named. Her statement was a perfect tissue of falrebssle. looked of living at Kingsgatestreet for five mooths. she had only been there for four days, and had only slept there once. The man she had cohabited with bad once been ant:ld e al Marra. heard fora fortnight. but had left there in Mr Lewis said that, owing to the publicity given to the cave by the press, letters had been received from all parts al the coasts complaining of the character of the proem eaten. Sle bed swindled and robbed to a large extent, and hideaways posed ea an actress. Her right name is Parsons, but eke had gone by the name of Madame Clarence: Maims llama Parsons Miss Emily Caren, sty. lira Brooking, Mn. Broolding,MmaLyoes,amia great ninety dealer ease. The man that obeli' now cohabiting with is a sotoeurim skittle sharp, and it bad been sever- Mined that the woman was the companion of notorious thieves. He bad several parties in court to speak to her bad character. and also parties to give the constable a good eharactray, 31,.iiiyaccart said he was glad, ea the constable had hitherto bones a good character, that the nu - Nines bed toned oat sa they had. The defendant would now be dis charged, and be left the dock without the slightest blot epos bie ranceer. The decree sr received with applause. MARLBOROUGH `STREET. *MCI 01 WINT-1310 - rApusu Sarah Coen, alias &tar, of Lilley.cottage, Brotoptoo, was charged befogs Mr. Yardley by leepectue Charles Webb, of the C division, with keeping a brothel at 12. Queeoatrect, Haymarket; Joarsi troy., a Freoilmais, with lea tug a brothel at 12, Goldee•square ; EritraMa and Wen Wire". with kespieg a brothel at 3, ilorienatreet, Hay- 1 market ; Macao Lioujhae, with keeping • brothel, 16, queen itrest ; Aistpubss Fndrrul SrAslkr,• German, with tiepin( • brothel at 12, tlharrud etaeet; LOWS Andrea mad Csrolarte Veva/pen ' with keeping • brothel at 32, Mari lebeeestriet ; soil Amy [traitsq a blind woman, of 21, titiessetreet, also for herein • knotted. Mr. Allen, men., of Carlialcatreet, Soho, vestry clerk of lit Ana's, prowscuted for Mr. Ilutaird, the vestry clerk of St Jaime's, the propecutioo being instituted by the latter perish. _ _ .- - several vestrymen of rit. Jamas'. attended, sod • good deal .f interest appeared to be felt in the proceediap. The whole of the priomers were Apprehande.l by Inspector V. waisted by Sergeants Joy, .‘i.pletuti3O*Shaughneasy, Bukher, heavy, and Labe, offi.ers. The moon Costs woo apprehended. ratify.' as a fk hovavr, is the asamany of a girl of 16, attired ae a mid shipman, Just as they were vies to • teary bsU in flolborn. The priereser Erskine, who re blind, had for some time been playas at hide sad sock, but retuning to her old haunt ID bor. tineeerstreet, Isepecter Webb succeeded in Apprehending The whole of the prisoners Twin identified, they were ordered, the keepers to eirial bail is AOC and two sureties of 40. V. each, eel the wryest% hieing is charge of houses, each sod two sureties of AIL each. It wad stated tort cities the het attack co the keepers of laidhels is the ilietnet they had bees somewhat more quiet. Mr. Edward Leiria, of I liiirlbwrosik-street, op• Mod for sow of We penons. lb. Al. said lies. Costa, or Mum, lived at Itromptcal, acrdlee."lll the ode to the here st bight m s pliaetoo, as M druid lo aim to porn so the troll. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE On maxim TOLIIIWIL) READING MBETING.—('THUS DAY.) INNKEEPER'S' PLATE. About three saw Jassy. Red Rover. Pape, Seebeso, Glentius. Cock. arrow, Leg. new, Swallower. Playmas, led.ciwoo. Loot image, Deberiee. Namige. sad Velaisow ore here. SELLING HA N DIC AP. Etrape, Hai 7Us ; 104 91h; Bn e , loetslb; /. Ith, ream, lOst NA Aeoxt, ; Cetbenne, Sat 101 b ; Allusion, Sat 41b. AUG, tom HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. Ern*, Het 711.; Cewks,reer, 1 Ist 20.0 I'Pt ;16; huff, ; (1.1 P.ot, lost; Ikcepttion, 9h4, 12Th; 94 1216; Catbertue, 101 b; Chatterbox, Set 71b. All are hen. EmN Cut.t.wcz. —A fellowship is now recant here through the appointment of the RIM. E. Balaton to th e head mastership. It is expected that the Rev. W. L. Lisa, many years one of the masters in the Dower School, will he elected to Ilk vacancy. ENIPLOTIIIENT OP WiiiiWN AND CHB.DREN. —The brought in by Mr. Baxter sod Mr. Dunlop provides' thit troth and after the Ist day of January, rip] any „ building*. or premise• in one or more of which • poice m i.fersous to melting is caned on in the ooeu ,ten of bleaching. dyciog, or fiiiiehing of any yarn or of rottou, silk, wool. or flax, or any of them, or any • 'stun of them, or any yarn or cloth of any other material tititenals, !winding that of bleaching by the open-ate ft.s". us defined iu the act of the 23rd awl 24th years .1 Vft tong, c. 23, awl in one or More of which processes, . 4 or water, or other mechanical power is used or sm. ; it shall not he lawful to employ at any machinery money, young pennon, and children, or soy of them, during night, that is to env, from six of the clock in the ...mu g to six of the clock in the asandsg, exoePting to r''''''rer het time in the manner provided *. The Bleaching us' I iy e i mg W or k s Act," 2lird and by r. 71t. I 41 ,, ItTAMT LtenIINIAT 8111VIeL—CAISTOK, NiAlt 1 .;;E%1' YAMPA - TH. THUIVIDAT nowe—At about haff- I • 4 eight last eight, the wind blow* a pie hem the tombs,. and aigoals of distress were ease bewileg in h..- I hrertHe of the Barber Seals by the beechnuts. Imam- I &.4b, they proceeded for the Caistor lifeboat, belonging to the Sational Lifeboat Institution, and after great dricillty, owing to the tremendous surf no the beach, the h a t am launched. She ataxic* proceeded towards the vessel, 'br'h proved to he the brig &ate!". of Whitby , with oath. She woo found to bare sunk on the Barber Sande, and to le partly tilled with water. Owing to the darkness and the 'TY 6.lry %Mon the sands grestrtsk wasieworred in getting the shipwrecked crew into the lifeboat, the boat beiogeoene hilice sit or seven feet above the level of the ship s nil. However, they fleetlucceeded in miring the crew , c 00,4 , 4 unionise, w ho weaned heartily glad sod thankful for their tinsel, ramie, and la them safely ma shore. They were et once takes he anneuth Bailors' flum e . The lifeboat shimpil limey sem in nowise the mob. and wan coneibly !soaked about, but she is reported Where behaved extremely well throughout this ` ,4 l , lmlliint service. The brig has sines become a total wreck. ME EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, 1F62. wiser SHIP COMPANY (LIMITED). (rim DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was held st sees. at the London Tavern, Mr. Beaus is the as r. The report wee, io consequence of having been previously pablideed, taken as read. TM CtlaleaAN, in movie; iM adoption, adverted in terms of regret to the retirement of Mr. SatiaL Baker from the chair, adding that the board still had the advantage of his advise and mistance. He had himself accepted the dice of chairmaa with great reluctance, but, having done so, be should devote his time and atten tion to the ship with every confidence, believing the time near at hand when she would realise the moat sanguine ea pectatioes. (Hear, bear.) The board hoped that by the middle of April she would be fully equipped and ready for NC At the last special general meeting they were autho rised to raise the sum of 25,0001. on mortgage. They bad only envoiseded in obtaining 18,3301., and the remainder was necessary for the completion of the work of preparation. The officer who had been selected to take the command was, be believed, well adapted for the post. It was intended to send the ship, in th e ant instance. on a short voyage, with the view of securing public confidence ; and it was probable that she would soon after be sent to New York. The motion having been seconded, Mr. W. HAW ES inquired whether the adoption of the report would be an approval of the scheme of sending the ship to New Yolk. The CHAIRMAN rid the directors would not feel bound to send her to New York, though it was their present opinion that that would be the beet course. The matter would be open to discussion after the adoption of the report. A SHAREHOLDER thought it undesirable that the vessel should be coefined to the American trade. He should prefer ha being sent in the first in. stance to the Mediterranean, where she might be eshibited at Naples and other porta very profitably. It might be sad that inch a course was opposed to dignity, but he could not understand any dignity that was not con nected with incases. (Hear, hear.) Mr. C. F. HATWARD coesidered the investigation which had taken place far from satisfactory. He deprecated the frequent change of commanders, which tended to prevent her from being worked efficiently. He bad great confidence, as the result of experience, in her seagoing qualities, but be should not like to be in her with a new captain. He then entered into a minute criticism of the report made with r*. gard to the last disaster of the ship. He had perfect con fideoce in the reseal, and would go anywhere in the world with her, only she must be properly commanded. Mr. Polar complained of the inefficient state in which the ship was last sent to sea, esreeially as regarded her rudder par, and said it would have been more satisfactory if the inquiry had been conducted by persons who had nothing to do with the appointment of the captain. A SHARNHOLDIR thought that if anything could prove the swollen°e of the ship, it was what she endured in her last voyage. It was not prudent to allow her to go to see without having her sails bent. The disaster arose from the fact that the ship having lost the power of her rudder over her became unmanageable, and presented a greater broadside to the element. t han any other vessel could do. Their best course at present was to endeavour to make up for the past, and to convince their cousins over the water that in ship-building they did not take the lead. He regretted the attempt to upset the arbitration in Mr. Scott Russell's case. The question at issue having here decided, should not have been reopened to increase the costa. Mr. Tarim' said, as the committee who inquired into the last disaster wax eoestituted, it was not reasonable to expect a good report. He would urge the directors to do all in their power to minify the public oo the question whether or not such an accident was likely to occur again. A SHAREHOLDER complained of the amount of the law costa, including upwards of 3,0001, for the dispute with Mr. Scott Russell. A SU tREHOLDRI wished to know how much would be required to fit out the ship' The SteRKTART observed that the amount was stated in the report, namely, 6,810/. The SH ARRHOLDNR observed that the last year's working expense. amounted to 32,000/., and he presumed the same amount would be required for the next year's working. The CHAIRMAN mad the freight. would doubtless pro vide for the expenses, and if there should be a slight de ficiency, it would probably be covered by the 25,0001. authorised to be raised ea mortgage. Notwithstanding what he had heard on that one lion, he still thought it de. nimble that the vessel should go to America. The amendment was sot seconded. To reply to Yr. MALINII. . . . The FHAIIIIIAN hove strong testimony to the high cha racter and reputation of the new captain, who was, he said, well known and highly esteemed at Liverpool in connexion with both sailing and steam vessels. He had a large amount of commercial knowledge, which would probably prove very useful to the company, and a gentlemanly bearing. His name was Mr. Walter Paton. The report was then adopted. Mr. Txvion moved that the beard should make arrange ment. for bringing the Great Eastern to London for at least one month during the Exhibition. Mr. Hr!rr semeded the motion. Mr. PY LPTIPCII, after expressing his approval of the object of the 'noting, proposed en amendment. leaving the whole matter to the eliscretioa of the board. They had. be re marked. already made 41,000 f. by exhibiting the Trawl. Mr. W. HAWES thought that the motion under considers tine raised the whole question of the futon, destin►tion of the ship. le the American voyage the difference in twist of time between that vessel sod others was hardly worth consideration ; and the result of the lest three voyages to America was a loss of 13.000 f. (Hear. hear.) What probability was there that three more voyages would lead to a heater result. The great object ought to be, io Ibis opinion, to send the reeve) a distance which would give her vast sim and speed full play in the race of competition, and loam. China. and Australia, would give scope for that. IHe would seed her out in the first instance to India and Australia simply freighted with coals, and the return voyage would yield an ample return. In that way they would secure the public confidence, and the ship would he employed aa she wax intended to be, at a mer chant ship. instead of being made a show one. (Phores.) Mr. M'Kear said the suggestion made by Mr. Hawes bed been before the hoard for the lest two months. He wee prepare.) to guarantee the funds for taking the ship to Boa bar sod hock. Mr. W. litegnois entirely differed from Mr. HAWN. What they wanted woe a freight which would load lad unknol itself, sad that was only to lie found oo the Amen neon enrage. Until the ship woo put on a certain line the public would never hove confidence in her. He hoped the meeting would, not for a moment entertain the pre position to make the ship again a Barnum ahow. In reply to imeetione, The CHAIRMAN state.' that the offer made by Mr. WlCelie was the advance or a loan bearing 10 per cent. interest. (A Voice " Very lib , ro.l."Loughter.) He added that in conven ing with the passengers after the lass voyage at Queenstown, he dal not meet with one who did not exprer hi, willing ness to gn out in the ship again. The captain who lirou7,ht her from Quebec said she was the safest, the mien com fortable, and the most easily•handled ship he had ever sailed in. Ultimately Mr. Tatum withdrew his motion. The election of directors to fill competes then took place, and the proosectimp terminated. LONDON,rmausr, AND SOUTHEND RAILWAY. owls DAY.) The ordimuy half-yearly meeting of the pro prietort was held this atoning at the London Tavern, &AteFegate, Xr. J. N. DANIEL/. in the chair. The ;epoit stated that the revenue account for the half. year ending3l, DOD, which had been received front the lreeees earl audited, showed receipts amounting to 12e. 10d., cad payments to 17,3901. 17e. 5d., learnt; a balance of 11.306/. te. sd. The CHAIRMAN observed that the amounts this ha/foreer , showed some advantage to the aompaey as regarded( re ceiptA, there being a difference in the receipts this year as compared with last of 1,.100/. The Southend portion of the line was that which was looked upon as the most likely means seder yyrreeaaee at circumetaema of improving the pro- perty. l7areidecable building, as the proprietors were aware, wag Pug on there, and between eighty and ninety bes out of 1:10 were occupied. The Crayoned peek* of the line wan not so remunerative as it used robe, red the reason was the facilities afforded for reaching weeeeing-placee which were in better favour. He concluded by lowing the adoption of the report. The MOWS TM Walla to, and a vote of thanks to the chaisims dead the proceedings. Father Daley has arrived in Dublin from Rome. WlDer LONDON ROWING CLos.—Firroass, 1862. - =The following meths Astarte of this club for the ensuing snoop, arraegemesta having bees made to permit the entry of members sad MW• for regattas, ago. :—Opeuirm day, Saturday, April 5, Wandsworth. 4 p.m : , 3.15 train. Eights, Setunloy, April 19; entries ClO9O April 9. Pairs, Masan and Tuesday. May 5 and 6, gip with onswaise ; •eureka slow, April 2A Fours, Saturday, May 31, astrivisgs ; en tries close May 17. Junior sculls, Saturday, Jun 211, beats; entries does Jane 21. Wits, Saturday, July 26; rebu s close July 12. Pain, Thursday, August 14, miniesers ; entries dose July 31. Senior sculls, Saturday, August 30; entries dose August 23. Eights, Saturday, Sept. 13; Gettig' close August 31. Trim Sogrrm EASTERN RAILWAY DIVIDLND.— The directors of this company have rosolved to recommend the proprietors. at the euniog half.yearly msetieg on the 6th of Mara, to enter payment of • dividend of 15e. on each 301. Meek Waist thereto of 51. per cent per annum. BLURB L182&-(THIS DAYJ ?we *Vieux. The railway market to-day is generally firm. In several instances an advance haa occurred. Nearly all the principal stocks are to-day quoted ex the half yearly dividend, and the tendency is to recover a portion of these payments in the market price. This is settling day. London and North Western stock is now quoted 931 to _94, div. ; Great Western, 70 to 4, ex div. ; to ez ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 106[ to 1074, ex div. ; Caledonian, 107 to 4 ; Soutthh Eastern, 84 to 85 ; Eastern Counties, 58 to I, ex div. ; and Great Northern, 113 to 115, ex div. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted 14 ad to 14 prom. 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Lailrell6(Eri 1 edletpm - 04.000 11 Upend& (Um) 1 1 It me 4 15,003 S Iraeree all I 9 10.000 6 Laulbalea - IGLUS 1 11444011 a an * 1 - 10,900 I N. Mimi Dogger et S Amtrak's ass.) .- 1 1 IMs 1 10,030 10 rontebendlelverleed all 2 4 •-• MOAN 6 Por lellllp 1 I 2 I 2 L - 03,010 1 &Ql t N& Austin. (Um )DK 1 pm 4 em I IMMO 10 31..J0ha del Key (Llm ) IS 431 - UM 19.001 United 11422cea ell (4 4 - •6,t00 1 Worships (1001.. ell 1 1 - JOINT STOCK BANKS. _ "erli r!:iiil 90 92 90 12 21} It} 77 79 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DA}.) Two o'CLocr. The funds to-day are quiet, at the slightly re duced prices which were quoted yesterday. In the share and foreign stock markets the fortnightly settlement, now in course of completion, has occupied chief attention. English railways in many instances are quoted ex the half-yearly dividends, and the tendency of prices is favour able. The stock of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada continues to rise. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 71fr. 05c., being fractionally better than yesterday. The scrip of the Moorish Loan is quoted 41 to 5k prem. Consols are officially marked 931 and 1 for money, and 931 for the account. The present quota tion is 931 to 1 both for cash and the 6th of March. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, ; New Three per Cents., 93f, ; Thirty Years' Annui ties, 1885, 15 11-16 ; India Five per Clank stook, 1071 ; ditto for account, 1071, 107 ; ditto Bonds, 30a. 275. prem. ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 1863, 991, 100; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1071, ; Exchequer Bills, March, advertised, 20e., 17s. prem. ; ditto June, 19s. prem. Turkish Bonds have improved 1 per cent., the Loan of 1854 being now quoted 851 to f, and that of 1858, 751 to 1. The Italian Loan is fiat. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. continue in de mand. Mexican Bonds are steady. Spanish securities show heaviness, and there is a further considerable fall in the Certificates, which are marked 61 and 7. sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1860, 92 ; French Four-and-a- Half per Cent. Rentes, 100 fr. (exchange 251 r.) ; Italian Five per Cents., 681, 1 (exchange, 35fr.) ; ditto Scrip, 681; Mexican Three per Cents., 341; ditto, for account, 344, 1; Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Ceuta., for account, 1001, 1011 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 451, 461; Russian Three per Cents, 1860, 611 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for ac count, 531; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents, 431 ; ditto Passive, 191, ; the Com mittee's Certificates, 61, 7 ; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 1854, for account, 851 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 751. The commercial demand for money continues quiet, and good bills are discounted at 21 per cent. At the Bank of England yesterday business was limited. The Tagus took 40,000 sovereigns for Lisbon yes terday. Great firmness continues to prevail in tbe Liver pool ootton market. The salzs yesterday were 10,000 bales. The mail from Bombay, to the 12th inst , has reached Alexandria. Telegrams from Calcutta, to the 11th inst., quote freights for rice 755., and the exchange 2s. Old., being id. higher. The import market was dull. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 4861. ; the London and South Western, an increase of 1,1851. ; the Great Northern a decrease of 1,1401. ; the Great Western an increase of 1511. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire a decrease of 959/. • the Midland a decrease of 1,4701.; and the No rth Eastern a decrease of 2,6071. The prospectus of the Keynsham Blue Liss Lime and Cement Company (Limited) is in circulation. The object is to work and fully develop some valuable deposits of blue lies limestone and olher substances underlying its properties on the line of the Great Western Railway, and 'or the manufac ture and sale of lime, cements, and manure. The produce is stated to be eoual, if not superior in quality to any in the kingdom, and is now being raised at a profit. The ten kilns poseessed by the company are already capable of producing 40,000 ions of lime per annum, and it is proposed to enable these returns to b e greatly augmented. The freehold properties comprise an area of 53 acres. The directors are now desirous of raising an addi tional capital by the issue of shares at par, and they express a conviction that "the aharehold?rs may confidently r:ckon upon a permanent dividend of 20 per cent." The capiial is 50,0001., in shares of 101. each. Mr. William Tnrquand, the accountant, has been appointed official manage! of the Defender Fire and Life Insurance Company. The first series of colonial wool sales for the present year commenced yesterday. The catalogue comprised the following, via.: 968 bales Port Philip, 22 bales Van Diemen's Laud, 12 bales Adelaide, 64 bales New Zealaud and Swan River, 1,289 bales Cape-2,355 bales. The attendance of buyers, both home and foreign, is good, and wools generally have realised the same prices as in the last November sales. The quantity arrived for the present sales is as follows : Sydney, 3,223 bales ; Victoria, 7,170 ; Van Diemen's Land, 469 ; Adelaide, 7,210 ; New Zealand, 192 ; Cape of Good or, 21,558 ; total, 39,822 bales. In addition to which there are 5,000 bales, princi pally Port Phillip woo', held over from last sales. The Appleton, the loos of which, while on her voyage from Colombo to Lont:on, has been reported, had on board a valuable cargo of Ceylon produce, consisting principally of coffee. The ship and cargo were probably worth about 50,0001. The lose will fall upon Lloyd's and the various marine insurance companies. The Emigration Commissioners have taken up the ship Therese, fur the conveyance of passengers to Moreton Bay. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Feb. 26, compared with that for the pre vious week, shows the following changes : • --- ---, Circulation issue Circulation active .. 20,047,640 Decrease 81,870 Public deposit. 5,762,849 Increase 365,706 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 11,210,541 Increase 108,739 Othersecurities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments 15,749,065 Demean 145,340 flemo day and other bills 689,075 Increase 45,859 11w Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (nottakooin) in banking department 10,351.425 Decrease 63,470 Both the bullion and reserve have slightly de clined, but the alteration is of uo importance. BANE Of SNOLAND.—Au Aa matt ern vta, e. S 2, !or the weu le, MM. 191111111 DEN NOUN timed C29,5.44030 ms mama to the Ad 7th ending on Wednesday. Feb. .6..7e — runi .. ent debt L 11,015,100 Other eeeuritles LOOM Gold coin and bul lion Silver bullion L 29, 300,0:0 429,1,00,010 Baguio in Capital £14.54000 Public Deposit@ (in eluding Pm Banks, Con mis. of National 'Amnon'. Govennoent aeon- Dead N eight /W -rath Other as Notes Quid a d 1111,,r Oaks.— 9C 1; 111. 1: 1 1Ui:C1:". LTSt.B49 Other Deposita •• • Knavai seven day and other etw.o7s UHL 4314179047 i Feb. 27. 1861 M. i 139,27 ~11117 XATI3HALL. Met Caskiez. THURSDAY Ennuis. Console, which closed yesterday at 934 to I both for money and the 6th March, opened this morn ing at the same quotation, and Bored at 931 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Threo per Cent. Consuls, for money, 934, 1, 1 ; ditto for account (March 6), 931, 4 ; Bank Stock, 244, 243 ; Three per Cents . Seduced 934. ; New Three per Cents., 93;, 4, I, 1,4; New Two-and-s- Half per Conte., nf; Thirty Years Annuities, 1886, 15 11 - 16 ; India Stock, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent Stock s 1071, 107, 1064 ; ditto foe account, 1071 ; ditto Four per Cent Debentures, 1863, 100 ; ditto, 1864, 100 ; ditto 1864 or 1864 100 ; ditto bonds, 30a., 27a. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1021 ; ditto Five-and-6- Half per Cent., 1071, g, The India Five per Cant. stock rem a ins firm at 1061 to 1071. - - The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 17e. be 20s. prom. ; the June, 19s. to 225. prem. ; sad India Bonds, 275. to 30s. prom. In the foreign stock market the settlement occu pied attention. A fresh rise of 1/. took place to-day in the shares of the Bank of London, which are now quoted 7$ to 80, with 501. paid. This company has to-day gained its cause in the House of Lords. Union Bank of Australia and Ottoman Bank were likewise quoted better. The miscellaneous share market was quiet. There were again inquiries for Nether lands Land Preference. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follows :—Ooean Marine, 74 to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 2 1-16 to 341 prem. ; Universal Marine, 2to If die., being again lower ; London and Provincial Marine 1-16 die. to 1-16 prem. ; Mercantile Fire, .1 to ' 1 prem. - Commercial Union, it die. to par ; City of fai Improvementa Company, I to I prem. ; London India Rubber Company, i to I prem., being higher ; and Westminster Brewery, to * prem. The New Victoria Loan remains steady at 1044 to *. 1!4"' ft MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocn. This being settling day, the transactions in the mining market have not been numerous. Eest Caradon shares are quoted 30/ to / ; Miners, WA to 162 ; South Caradon, 315 to 325 ; Wheal GT ville, 2/ to 31 , ; East Cern Brea, 11 to L being firm ; Cook's Kitchen, 301 to 31 ; and Tincrott, 9ti • t In °reign and colonial mining shares these is no alteration of striking importance. Soottia Australian Mining, however, have been dealt in at 1 to 2, ea the new issue. At the East Wheal Russell meeting yesterday tie accounts showed a balance of assets over liabilities of 5901. 9s. 2d. A call of 3s. per share was made. MA RIC-LANE.-(THI/3 DAY.) The additional supply of home-grown wheat since big market is very alight ; flour moderate ; barley , oat% buns and peas limited ; very few Scotch and no Irish oats flak up since lest day. The foreign arrivals of wheat mid flour are almost nil ; a email supply of barley ikon the Black Sea, Egypt, and Denmark. Oats more libeled than other grain, but not equal to the consumption -DM& and Swedish only. Not soy beans, peas, linseed, et rapeseed, and two cargoes of lentils froniAgypt. The wheat trade continue extre me} inactive, and dry samples of English can only be die of at the q uotation of Monday. What little th ere is oing in foreign ui wafted to American at Monday's reduction of Is. Flour partakes of the dullness of the wheat trade, and but little doing at Monday's prices. Barley steady in value, but demand limited. Malt a dull trade • best Ware at 68s. Oats are firm in v alue, but business slow. Beene and pees the same as on Monday. Toren at previous quotations, and rather more doing. Seeds-Linseed and rapeseed firm, doverseed enthuse change. Trefoil, canary and mustard seeds little doing. FLOA7IIIO C/2001/1.-Several on Sale, and some MOD demand at Monday's reduced quotations. Wager.-English: Fres and Kent, white, sew, Me. to Me.; ditto, line old, -e. to --a.; ditto, red, new, 524. Wilk; ditto, fine old, -a. to ; Norfolk, kc., ADO old, -e. -a.; red, new, to -4 Foreign : Dante, Ma. to Ay fine, 66e. to 74.; extra, 70s. to 744 • Konigsberg, Fla 118 624.; ditto, extra, 644 to 684.; Rost:ink, extra, 60.. to Ilk; Mecklenburg red, 495. to 66e.; Uckermak ditto, -e. - American white, Ms. to 614.; ditto, red, 564 to 58a.; Om:- diem, 564. to 575. Baser.-English malting, 36.. to 374 ; fins, 404; grinding, 284. to 304; and , 31s. to 43.. per qr.; foreipt grinding, 26.. to 305.; ditto distilhug, 30s. to 3114 Mem.- Essex and Norfolk, 58e. to 624. ; by 624 to 68s. ; Krnptou and Ware, 645, to 68e.; brunt. 494 to 57.. Oaui.-English feed, 204 Od. to 234 0.1. ; pond% 24.. to 281. ; foreign, 214. to 264. Sr; 364 to 38e. Bona.-English tick, 35e. to 364. ; harrow, 395. to Oa; 394 to 40s. ; foreign, Mangan, 31s. to 33e. ; O r ar :384. ; Konigsberg, 395. to 404 ; Epptian, 331. to PIAS.-Soglisis boilers, 384. to 39e.; white and Nog to 414. ; maple, -a. to -a.; grey, 344 to 364 ; bag, Eh. to 384 ; foreign, 345. to 375. Fuson.-English town, 49.. to 504; ditto fine, 504 to Ma; country, Ms. to 48e.; Norfolk end Baron:, 40.. to Us.; French, -a. to --e. pee seek; U.S. sweet, 294 to 324; Canadian. 29.. to 324: Spanish. -a. to -- 1111)1A11 Coax-White, 334 to 364 ; 31m. to 334 FLoArna Cxsoom , 411 0. F. and L-What Bee mai and liarianople, per 4921 be., 475. to 524. ; Ohirki4 Ms. to 51s. ; Polish Odessa, per 483164, red, 444. to 465. ; whit% - • Danube and Galata, 484 to 495. ; El= 41i. to 43e. Barley: Egyptian aad Syrian, per 235. to 24a. ; Odom and Danube, do. Me. to 25i. Bum : Egyptian, per 480164,325. to SU Maisie : Odessa and Wein per 491b5., 324 (kL to 334. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, per 4801 be., 32a. Od. to 33a. ; Free* do., -4. to -a. ; American, do., 304. to 314 ; Egyptian, -a. to -e. Stess.-Oanary seed, per qr., 404 to 504. ; b t= gestto per qr., 464. 50e. ; Mu stard seed, per white, 61. to 9s. • brown, 74. to Ws. ; Linseed, per qr.. crushing, 6e4. to 684. ; Limited cakes, English, per tee. 113. Om. to 121.0 a. ; Amatasn, thin, is brti., per be.. 121.04 to 121. 104; do., in bags, D. Os. to 111. 104; Batik 01. to W. Os.: Marseilles, 101. to 11W. 104: Rape eskers, U. 04to 71. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, Ba. to 9s. Od. ; Espo used, English, per qr., Ms. to 724 AiraziAli INTO LONDON vault FEB. 24 TO FEB. sa. mom and 800980. 1210 s. tomtits. 111861 810 4289 .... a• Soft or. ll7 OBlO I *iii 11939 11•14 _ _ . Your. Naglials, 670 aleka. LIVERPOOL CORN SIARENT.—(THIS DAY.) Ora= OUR OWN conausposoirr.) (Kr norms Ann man Tito sitaaaara.) There is very little doing, and prices remain nomisair without change. The weather is cold with a tendency W frost. Owing to prevalence of easterly winds arrivals me small MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) • • • - Sneali.—The market opened with a good dernaod frees the trade, and pekes were in most cases rather dearer • the &mod towards the close was rather less ictive t but prises have been supported, except for common brows West India, which was sold on rather easier terms ' • strong refining qualitice continue chiefly in request ; good and fine crystalised Mauritius sold at 43. Gd. to 445. fid. ; also two floating cargoes of Mauritius No.loi landed for an outportat 415.• and good, No. 10i, for the United Kingdom at 27.., landing weights. Refined, the supply of goods continues scanty, and prices are firmer, brown lumps scarce at 495. td.; ordinary to good grocery, 60a. to 53. 6d. Correa.—The stock in first hands being much reduced, a limited business only has been done. The parcels suM have realised very firm prices. Cocoa.—Grenada has sold at fully previous prices, but Trinidad has declined Is. to 2s. per cwt. Tga.—M the public sales held this week greens sold at fully previous prices, and for some descriptions of black rather higher prices were paid privately. The market is firm. 11.nr.—About 400 hhds. of Mauritius sold at U. 6d., awl ,od Bethke, Is. 7d. Rice—The market bas boss inactive this week. SALVPDTML-111011. DM no buyers at previous rims. Faurr. —There iv • fair demand for common descriptions of currants at previous prices, other descriptions of fruit are quiet. Eirtnna, —Pepper and pimento have sold at easier prices, cloves and nutmegs at full prices, and mace at a slight Gri mm. Ocivos continues is active request at Arm prima. TALLOW MARICIT.—(THIS DAT.) The market le quiet. Town tallow is quoted 465., .et cash ; Peters Y. 0.. es the spot, 465. Ad • Yank W 465. 9d. ; to June, 456 9d., " burn ; July to September, ; October to Deoembir, 475. 9d. HIDE MARKET.-(TRIE DAY.) Latmotattl.. Hid*. —Prices : 36Iba to fitlbs.. to 3d.; 611bs. to 721 k.., 3d. to 3/d. ; 721bs. to Ms. M. 3W. lbs. Saba, 3ed. to td .• 4 88Iba to Alba, to a io 9o 40. •to SOUL to 1041bt, ia. 40. Horse hides, 9a to . 104. Oaf skins, light, 9a Od. to da.; Bil1110111)1117.—flbsep skins : Polled, to. to lls. ; Keats sod holf-broda ea. to 94, 6d. ; doom, 64. to Ts. Si idasorlings, 1.. M. _ _ BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) MIMS. ?attends° and Smith report • eteedy doom' IN Lop of al dmoriptiom at LW prima COAL MIRKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Rod Bette°, 17s, (id. Ws& Rad Haswell. 16s. 6d.; Walls End Tees, lbs. ed. ; Wens led Kolar Orante, Walls Rod Kellen, 16s. &LA Ise*rtoe, Hs. ed. ; WeJk Red Thorpe, Hs. ed. ; Holymel, dd. ; Wylie% 166 a . 6d. ; Melds Hartley, les. ; laaabert's Hartley. Hs. 941.-27 ships at =dot.