The Express. — London, England, 1862-02-18 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Were the Jo* Ordinary.) r lt: QUEL3I . 6 1 . 101.70 M C. WALLIS AND 4)111[R, This eras testauneutery suit relating to th Ofert. of soPkts otherwie Capri, wiluw. !t will be re , .cnilieral thst one 1/r. tiriflith Jousts lionsoohydropethic pro-Winner, propounded • will, which be ally o l thc ....Ist had executed in his farina. Inn tog th.- troll, L.-otter, the dotter was guilty of gioas and olorions hond. and the )tor at oa.o 10:.10.1 4:taliet , ailveree to the pretended wiU. He so. then Inds , toil aita tvaaatel f at perjury, :1411 *entente"! to .11 ine rosouihent, Which he is now uoilenoritu: An-Win- 1 ' 1414 "w is applied for ..n behalf .4 the atJun. tloe Lb:et...ea 'taring bete a* asi thought huslard. thi the Sth instant, I. iweser, the defeullanta Hoare %% - inian WSW*, lams And Slag Au.. Zee. Widow , APPrarei ; stud having denied that the tin. 4,4 , 1 11.4.1 been ill;igitiniate, writ rod that they eery bra routins atinto , . toot appeared nu behalf of the Veeen'a 111fOrtnr o attd vocitrell that the defend tilts tat 01110141 to amend their v ita tv setting forth thrii podigree, is. aceunlance with the •4 the ...not in I...mat .auaee, in eider that suue he I reparly juita.d. sont o mc o ntra ...Seeded. on the authority of a ease •I A!. Itt• 044 that is area of thin 1111• 1 Cript1011 where the ere an was s piny, the ellseption of relationship might be took in one& terra a . cute 110,1. time to enesider. Is A itu r. w n.• petitions* in this snit sought • dueolution oti the . • ..n.!•.t e.eim Flinn And iptne; Ind the 4zun.i.'4 proctor .•erreinal and pleaded colleens), and a 1..., e t,,,eg e o f C . • •25 otial•statioti on the part of the mutineer herself with alwrvan tat..eal one '.l on her behalf that her petition yield 're &au:wet . Tile Attorney to-u0r.,1 appe.ire4 for Out Queieten proctor. Tie •wart oied the petition, directing an entry to be nude ib.it ue prlttsuwet had nut trout thu avormrnt■ id the a.m.'s. r. 81.11110 r "Hs JLTD 111LCOCK. rte behAlf et the r•spowleat th. bwabry moved for have to .0 , toi her MISUCF. w.. to woke It include a freak chats.) ol.atowry asoso.t thetri.t 'tweet. Lo. mcooko @mood the motion. . las sourt Fantod the iipplin.tiott. but laid it could not uniott.t. to say that the 0.43 of attanipting to prosii it ortler.ni to be paid by the husband. COURT OF NKRU PTC T. (leion Yr. Coquaionioeer Ilulroyd.) IC ,TEIIIII3_IISLLST baistirapt was described as of Cill11;011.1 . 0W, Wast ed:Air, seem a prisoner fur debt in Wlutecrometareet pna.m. This ma the sitting fur exaniinatioo and discharge. Wedgies are stated at e.ii7l). property "in eapneasacy," NAO. 7'bis rather startling item, es telanoseehesis ire go, is explsioed ly a mite to consist of a coffee sad riga plantation to Cu 1..., whirl, the bankrupt had ist beity.l from Ms graielfathey, Stephen N'incent Foleb, feepactor-general of her catholic Illajesty'a forces in Cuba, arils Liyutenent• g eneral iu the Nianish army, Commander el the Order of the Colder Fleece, Am. The baaskrupre drahor app.,te.l to have teen principally in mining shares. Hr. Peek oppoeeil for creditors, and waked that the beak. aboall le ro•!uireil to tile a cash account. Mr. Harrow, 1.4 the bankrupt, mid that the debts, IMMO all uhl our.. ile l.ad ben thre. year. io prime. .thiridge eubenitted that further information ought to he ;Pee am to the alleged property its Cuba. He Hower pained the bankrupt's examination, but adjourned the miler of discharge for a month to give oppor tunit fur Mitt:ries ry.peting the property in expectancy. Is MK MtNNFI:i. Asti 11:1.107-T. The bankrupt. were Auctioneers of Cornlull and elsewhere. Tan thy' ago, a meeting of creditors 11.1 f held, and a rennin use was come to almost unanimously, for taking the on.. out of oxurt %ware the 1/4.7pth section, and winding up the e date by iked of assininent, it lung arranged that the arid es ieould ultimately receive Ills, in the pound. This were the Jay appointed for the coahrmation of the revolution. Mr. Lowrance, for the bankrupts, &died for an adjourn ment for a fortnight. A deed had Leen prepared. hut the woliators to the Ralignet..l had not yet had tune to consider it. largood said the magnets were not prepared to am ino the arrangement without very full consideration. An adjournment fur a fortnight was ordered. IN it IltSltY SYNC . . The bankrupt wee described as formerly of New York, isirrs mg on business in co-partncnihip with (hada Francis ssisorue, the younger, and Andrew M'Limoot and Buoy Koos, miler the firm of Osborne, Synge, and Co, as merchants and commission agent. ; afterwards mei:clog uu twiner at New Viet, end Liverpool, In the county of Lancashire, in co-partnership with baby Synse and Andrew Dollop Got , din, under the lino oi bras and Co., as merchants and com mission agents ' • and afterwards carrying on business on hi. own aecouritat New York, An merchant and commission agent; and now of 13, Ceed-stres• Strand, in the county of 31: ellives, merchant, cuirunissioa agent, dealer and chapumo. Teas was the sitting for examination and discharge. The a counts prep.dol by Mos.rs. Hart and CO. show debts of wt. , . only on the bankrupt's own account, but there are liabilities of upwards of :41.11001. in connexion with the Onus of which he has boo • mcniiser, Mr. Dorm, foe the assissuecs, offered no opposition. Yr. F. J. Reed, representicg tbe Royal Bank of Liver. osed. pool, and Mr. rtargeo who repreceoted cc Irish creditor, I T Tho bankrupt, in mandostion, admitted that he arrived in Loudon ou the 14th Ortoier last (three days after the now bill time into operation). and after residing • few Ile,kll in Liverpool, he had come to the court on his own pctit.oo, stating his debts at upwards of ni,ok, without any assets. Yost of his debts load tees ccutracted between le:id and 11,57. The haulrrupt hod k, pt mss books, and there wee nothing to end's the rumuut of debt* stated. Soloequeot to 185:0 be ha.' tool .one transactions with Yr. Burnell, the assignees, and souse Irvine -4o trensectioes in New York. Quits a 1.41,1• to-mouth Modem." (A laugh.) He waa • married 111:/11. and bad • furniabol home In New York. His fur hal been sold under so execution in 186.1. He hal then no other proper-.y, nor had his wife. 11.. re woe no truth to the report that his wife wee pumsased of jewellery, worth 5,00 W., or of any jewellery. Sioce be thol o,mrvely mode profits sufEcient to live rm. The firm of Osborn Sense, and Co. made an assign meet in INV, to trusisetsio Now York. Mae trinkrupt was meta examination when oar report let, THE POLICE OUURTE. (mils DAY.) MIRLBOROII:II4ITREET. 1011.1111 IT Al AIWILLEXTILUIL O:. roe 7 . 101 ,, ,, of Leith Fed, a game of the 9th of I:oi al .tridlery. was ch.ageil before Mr. Tprwhitl a trl the f..lloviuog robbery : John Ormond, of 49, Nortlsrow, • letter wrier, mid the prisoner, who wan dishietly related to him, had lodged with him .rose 1.'64t I.nt, when Le arrived from Leah In mit on hie tiro' to Widmer with a prisoner. On his ret ins fri m Waders be made the prisoner op • awl he had lodged zed boarded with him wince. Yeatiolay morning when ho went out be 1.. t the pruouer is be.t, and on his retorts tar Wok- Lnt lE. wife n0h..l him t!..- tou.e., end vn his biotite,/ at his ent•ii cirri: he Grua! 1..• ulcer mute', and chain of the value were :u.l the prisoner also. The prieoter prevnas t.. oing nut lad told bin wife that be was going to the hientordier, is 1;1110111411•111, to get some dean thiege, wed thii.king he might be there Le went there, but be h...l m t teen seen. He thee not 1.. WAschwortla, where the prissier bad • relation. Lot he was sot there. He then pee information to the tt d. e, ward at si„ht the primmer wee Mooed to him by the Mu leariser, when be said be bad the much and edutr, sari a cad also, in the tie huu l of Petakeiste Lee, L,t that he hail lost the lieket, sod all the mosey be rerl left was 4.L Ile (prempeutoehlsowever. fools! • sovereign mi dim. The bombardier told him that he bad bee, speol• is money in a nektons masses, trestiag overpass, and erpcy.e; lon..e:f by tab WtLuno Mims. GA C. said on taking the prisoner in eaculy he .44 he lad taken the things and Pledged them, to,' he dal nut know where, sod that he had lost the Pre , eur hod oath* to say to his hose tended, and was rem..o led los • wash. MARY LEIMIN E Aintintro MDCIDC. “ALLAXT -..-..-- - C . ':.04:4 6, mr, 44, was brought op by {'..loci constable R-..ert swift, 11l D, sbarged with attempting w destroy ler ..we We as soder. A rouse maw samod Thaw Kadin( seeded fist last The week be woe preeseding to work, when be sew Lir. Fromm te the towing path of the ¶" Pealbogton, sod alter stead ier roe a .awed rer two she jumped in where it was emonlerable wt d her depth. Some men were clog* by. hot &shoed to try is e r s tr est. Waiter then got to the luwie p a th ..a see hesitatiort jumped is. sod il.elmorsd to lay bold al primossr. She struggled with him, and After gnat dlifealty kit Massed to pt her out, but not till al, was Mr. YardlM roe swim? Witisses-r rely • very little. Pri.“.:.er said that us Wednesday week her husbasd pee her Mom. mosey is get ttfti/ . is with. After rho got otilk, soul red WWI' •4141/, wkom she deemed loo.; lost. Hie did set buy tits Mum but lone the money, and on the L. * , C. , 4V/Mg, r bay bilaiiiad asked for the articles, she Put her desk ew, ad west and jumped into the coital Yardley-What matte you jump M? Primmer- flosasse 1 bad not got the things Is. lfsedley -Are you so 'tread of your hashan 1 as to go saltines sway your life? Primoser-Oh dear no. I hays bees married to him for ream Mr. ?antler *ben roman led her for a week, romarkiag 1) -4 by her is attempting her own lira Aa bad tacrif.e.4l that of her young preserver. HI Ws &leaded him :a. from the poor hoz. 11511111 WIT. N.Britairt.—W.SW. to N.W. to h. orol N. 0., • pl., strong, to • gale, with rain. with rob or snow. trolood.-8.8.11. to NW., a W.S.W. to N., strove—boa hair, with gala. N./L, moderate, CentroL-8. to W. sod N W., N.W. to N.Z., anal. some rob. a oks—then N.N.E., fresh. l'oa.t.—S.S.W. to W. and N. to E., treat. N.N.L, strong totnoderAt, tL faudaad.-B.S.W. to W. and W. to N. and EA.E, Wog to N.N.W., a gale, with rain. moderate. Caution o.neo yelitertLy. EXPLANATION. Kr-Barometer c. oat., and rethooq to It M =IN !!! level ; each 10 feet, of vertical Ilse. causing abuuao;:aosecoiltb MI as tad diminution . and each 10 dog., — above SS deg., tench( wart, three hundredths intresee. ILExpulted thenstmesba to blade. 11.-11oletiteed bulb (fur evaporation and dew D. —Direction of win, 'true—two potato let of meg , setae.. K.—Force (1 to IS—estimated,. C.—(.load (1 to 91. L— ionises 14, bate sirs c. clouds ,detached) foe k hall neatatuit m, arm: a. ovoteaot : v. ado mow: 1, 'burnt,. a.. er mow. or hail. loos hut report, In Inches and &amnia L—Sandietartmaco 11 to IN. 7..—Ostas. The Bishop o London will preach, ou Sunday evening next, at St. Bride's, Fleet-ekest, in aided the fund,. of the Metropolitan Frei) Hospital. DEATH OF THE REV. J. SHERM•N.—Tho death I. recorded of the Rev. James Sherman, • preacher of the Cowden% of Huntingdon's connexion, who was for mast' years mutate, of Surrey Chapel, Blackfriare-road, known as Rowland Hill's. More recently he has been the minister of a chapel at Blackheath. CoMMITITE WORK TOR THE ROUE/ or LOILDR.— The eliairman of ways and means has reported that all pro ceeding+ onnneaed with ingnirr into the ruerita of the fol lowing undertakings will be originated in committees of the Howie of Lorda, and the examiners ou 'dandies orders hese certined th tt all the releirernents have been complied with :--Aberystwith salt% slap Coast itsilwas, Ahinsfina Railway I .Itisl), Breen Down Harhour, Bristol Water, British Plate Glass Company, Catheram Water, Ceylon Railway. Deaf asil liumh P oo r Asylum, Dovey Reclama tion, Dundalk sad Enniskillen Railway, Dundee Water, E as t Lantos Water, Enniskillen and Bundoran, Falmouth Water, Great Britain Mutual Life Aseurnace, Great Southern sad Western end Limerick and Castlecoariel Rail. ways, Hatfield Came Level. Inverness and Aberdeen and Rom.shire Railway, Rent Water, Leeds New G as , Llyavi Valley Railway, London and Edinburgh Shippinglorepany, Lericluankrry and Coleraine Railway, Mersey, biro 1 . 7004. Holt, Newry and Arriarli Eraway, North British In sumac', Parsonstown and Portumni Railway, Pulteney 1 Haramr, Reading Gas, Redditeh ir s d ero , R ogen s,,, s , Enitrink,llent, Stiant I:riikre, Stretford ties, Tyns %ham' Ferry. lister and Belfast Railways, United Kingdom Tele graph Coioixiny. Veutnor Ilarlimir, Wakefield Water, It' e a er fo n l and Limerick and Ennis Railways, Windermere (4u, Woolwich Pas. Also the fallowing eases , but i n which the stealing ordem have not been complied with: Dagenham lock, Dublin Mmth Railway, Gnat Northern and Western of Ireland Railway, Nam& r• Railway, Nalroutle, Conaty Down Railway, and Welfonl arti 31ETROPOUTAN CIHINEitrIA I. TRAVELLERS' AND NE.s es. 11',1' afAIRVBAS‘Or SAT:ON.— The liforenth anniversary dinoer of Mtn eineeiation took ]dare on Saturday evening at the London Tavern, Itiehorgate.street. Sir James Luke, M.P., who presided. in whit-caning tho cow. party after dinner. amid that this itistitution was dourviog of their kindest c .ntideration and rapport. Men of the highest respectabilit) in the city of London ' were iiinueieted with it ; for amoirait them be saw the re. snorted CIMINO Ot George Monmtierles J. Lest and Samuel M.eley. It did not require large imbeeriptiona from those who become members. sail night be considered as entirely self-eupporthig. lie funds were ineresaing, for he saw that it wee 2901. richer than Lat year. end, therefore, it alight safely be reeonamended to the support of their Moods. THE GREAT EAarßßY.—'Phis Vesael wan 'safely pLe.d tio the gridiron at Neylaud on Monday morning. for repairs. The service was erieetually accomplished under the able ninnagernieet d Captain Lvimy, the queen's pilot of the port. Of the capabilities of the Wu Lour it may be mentioned that the was taken up the haven at low water spriug titlea, with half • pie of wind from the eastward, and 'minor, notwithstanding her great length, immediately opposite to the royal dockyard, and, Lut fur the tireakiog of • hawser, would have been put on the gridiron the WWI tide. Seniors ACCIDENT FROM Twit Schrer or Teri GREAT EASTIRII.—A large boat from her kajosty's ship Blenheim, with shill mew, while assiMiag as hooday after ounu is placing the Ofeet &Maws as the pewit*, slip at Neylsod4 got eateagled with her weer ! W h ich at. Asa demolished the boat , and rfleifilatad this mew kW the water, by which it le feared that two lives at least ware eacrificerd. Every assistmies wee promptly resdared, awl saccomfully in all but the cams mentioned, thoagh soma had scarcely life is them when taken out of the water. DERRRRATIII Luz. 7110 M AN EXPRESS TRAIN.— The express arrirfeg from the south at Darlington. a b ou t four o'clock is the massing. was yesterday &Wood there a oonsiderable time in onseopessee of a gentleman having leaped out of a first-clam carriage abortly before reeOhiag the station. A pilot engine wee meat doers the hoe, but no trace of him could be found, Led the talc' proceeded at ita journey. 1 L A. U. 1r.,.... I. fass ss $8 1 B.L s 1 A IDA 41 0 S. 6 Or 14144614 I S.& I e NM 49 35 8.6. W. 6 0 14.14 44 311 N.B. 6 r 11111 MI 41 S.E. 4 o 1296 47 If E. 4 o ILU 41 40 3.A.L 3 o sass as ST 1 8. 6 IT MO N 30 I &LE. 6 r MN 41 41 1 I.E. 31r 1 21.91 19 U, W.LW. b T r 1414:14 11 1 LW. 4 9 14r 121.461 43 41 I LE. 4 4 111 I N. 371 46 44 I &LL sIT sr 10.113 44 40 , I.E. 6I $ 0 114.29 ss 661 8. •'6l 14 19.23 60 49 : R.S.W. I lut 24 W.ll 60 40 8.8. W. 3i 4 r 7416 61 60 1 &W. s; r sr THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18, 1862. - - LONDON AND BLAOKIVALL RAILIVAY. (THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shay holders was held at nisei, at the Loudon Tavenr ; Mr. J. M. LANILLL in the chili. Tie import haviog bocu previously piNisheil, it was taken read. The Cwarents. in movie.; the adoption of the report and &outsets, maid if the compauy hail not mode progress, there had, at all events, beeit no retrogression. The paseenger traffic a loe,. had f4lru off, umitelj, to the exteutluf shoot 1,900/. ; and even hi that ili.i.artuient there was an increase in the number of p.....e1i0n.rm I. the extent of 130,000. The hoe had been_plareil in a c.fo , Lion to receive a greatly augmented traffic. The traffic connected with the Great Northeru line had actually inereiocd to Nome extent. and there was every mama to beliete that the increase would eon. tinue A very large amount of business wee to be expected through the Midland Company, who had laid out • considerable sum in prepeuaMe.e. The diVillllll9 balance was only 372/. below that d the curreeponding half of the previous year. He could wish. its common with others, fur a large dihereooe the other way ; bet the directors had no power to command trade; all they could ito was to prepare for it, and attend to it properly when it came. The capital expendi tore of the i.ompeny was now at en end, except, indeed, in 01%4'4 its which it revnved 6 per trout, for any outlay. A bill hail been applied for to mime a preferential stock of :10e,UOUt. 'The object was to protect the interests of the old proprietors eousistently with a due regard for three of the new ones. _- - J)11All deputy chairmen, seconded the tootem. - - - A ranIIIIITOR expres..ed disuppoietment at the reduction of the dividend this half-year to 3 from 4 per emit. this time Lost yowl. plc also tveiplatiasst that the report was not as explicit as it aught have been, and that the topic upon the line had not increased in proportion to the enhanced commercial intportanor of the district arid the number of additional manufacturing establishments does the river, sal the increase of shipping in the Esst soil West fedi; perks. . . The CHAIRMAN, after answering rations obkietions to minor details of the accounts, stated that the shipping in the Shat and West ledis Looks had demeaned sinew last year both in numbers and in tonnage ; and as to the ship bail ling yards, reveal of them had daring many months been doing little or nothing. Mr. Gossom moved as an amendment that a legal opinion mot in to the hood in referee.) to the election of iiiettla; as a direeiMhe read ; which, being seconded, elicited a brief personal dircussioo, in the course of which Mr. Whetham observed that, ea the question was one per sonal to himself, he was mute prepared to defend himself against any lege/ proceedings that might be taken, but he tad the idea of dragging the board iato a lawsuit ai he q ueetion was ultimately put that the opinion in ques tion be read, which was negatived by au overwhelming majority, the mover and seconder of the amendment only holding up their hands in its favour. Mr. G. Semi, ose of the auditors. expressed disippoint meet that the expectations be had formed in reference to tie therease of traffic from their connexion with the Great Northern and idiot. lines hail not been fulfilled. lie thought the directors in making these agreements should have insisted upon a minimum guaranteed traffic. The t'OAtuMAN contended that the directors bad taken every care for the interests of the company in solder: the agreements with the Great Northern and Midland com panies. It was not theeo companies that came to the Blackwell, but the Blackwell who went to them to make the agreements. It was unreasonable to suppose that they would have guaranteed a minimum traffic mkr the circumetances. The meson why the trate for the Great Northern hail not come up to their expectations war, that that company found a difficulty in getting the traffic to the water, on account of the expenses and the dif ferences with the railway carriers. A f ter some f urther dimussiou, the resolution was agreed to. WEATHER REPORT. .00 Tr T. YIBILOART lb, 8 A.Z. ail Pd Y 7 Of 7f 7 44 1 4 i Si ISSi i i i Li On 1 l'g SO),4101 154,0% St. ;000,688 St. SABA° SR 1,166,600 SR mew Si. 1190,400 et 8066 SO ioo,000~: iti i- ioe.000I: iii,e~:: 1111VES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. The mining market is firm to-day, with a good amount of business. Wheal Grenville shares are quoted 2tol •, East Caradou, 301 to ; Wheal Seton, 119 to 121 • Marks Valley 10} to - e ; South Caradon 316 to 3;f5 ; North Downs, hto ; and West Salon, 275 to 285. East Caru Brea shares have been dealt in, in tho Stock Exchange, at 101 ; and Stray Park, at 30i. St. John del Rey Mining shares have changed hands at e3ll and 66t, showing less firmness. Other foreign and colonial thacriptions are without change. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (limited) have received, by telegram from Lisbon, the following report, dated Morro Velho, January : " Produce for December, 50,328 oitavas ; cost for ditto, 9,713/. ; profit for ditto, 92761. ; protium, 9 days of Jan., 12,760 oitavas. Note.—The telegram is partly unintelligible in regard to the nine days' produce of January." - - COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. I«. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (non DUN OWN OOURSPOID/Ort.) IN (WI lIIITIAN AND 111511 1LA0NY:110 INLIONATEL) N Good attendance at today's market. Wheat meets • i t ooesumptive sale at full prices. Flour quiet, price unaltered. a k India corn rather better inquiry ; mixed, 30s. 3d. to 30s. NI. N . I:gentian beans free eats. &ides, 34a. lid. Gate and at, oatmeal dull, and prices rather in favour of buyers. te at. JaNOING LANE —(THLS DAY.) NI. le BUGAI.—The market has opened very quietly, and with- iti. out transactions of importance on the epot ; afloat a cargo of 0 brown Bahia *old at 225. 3d., lauding weights for the United Si. Kingdom. Refined firm. at. K Corrtc.—A fair business is doing at full rates. .100 bags N. Rio sold at 57. 0l Coeoa.—A parcel of Grenada sold at 575. N. TEA. —The market is quiet N. Rus.-300 punclicom of Jamaica sold at secret prices. •I. 1 11. ftict.-6,000 bags Neeranzie Amman sold on the spot st at 10a. lid. abort prompt. ta. Bricza.--•ing.ipore black pepper sold at 4d. to 4id. ; lab white Penang, iii.l. ; Zanzibar cloves, 3g. to 31d. N. BA LW/TIM-1.50 top refraction 9( sold at 37a. 84. " Crib. is St. Curios.-2,000 balm sold on the spot awl tcal arrival at to drm pel livisu rima o.—Ali the public "sales of 880 serene Guatemala, Mes 260 *arose only sold at 3d. to 4d. decline; low Castes to 6 4 Flores, 5. ed. to Ba. 10d. SO ti TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Too The market is steady at the following sato :—Town ft tallow, 46e., net cash ; Poterobsug Y. 0., as the spot, Si. 4Cia. ; March, Me. ; April to Jane, 46.. ed. ; Oeto- St• bee to December, 48e St. —••• SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) ft lbw& Harm mid Easton report trade slow at the fol lowing prima meadow hay, 70a. to 80s. ; superior ditto, 84e. to We. ; inferior ditto, 40. to 50a. ; rowen, to 70. ; clove; old, 80. to 110.. ; ditto, new, mood mg, 00a. to 100.. ; Amer, 30s. to 313 a. ye SHAM L1828.-(THIS DAY) Two elhooK. British railway stocks have shown increased buoyancy this morning, and in several cases a fur ther rise has taken place. London and North Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Caledo nian have especially improved. South Eastern is again exceptionally flat. London and North Western stock is now quoted 97 to 4 ; Midland, 1334 to t ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1074 to 108; Great Western, 714 to I ; South Eastern, 844 to 4 ; Caledonian, 1064 to 107 ; Great Northern, 118 to 119 ; and Eastern Coun ties, 56} to 574. Colonial and foreign descriptions are stead. (band Trunk of Canada stock is quoted 254 to I; and San Paulo shares, to 4 prem. MAL 1 AND MD -„ IPd I ZADdrin. reur ed do 1 topmt. Se MI Pr 108 e MI nor 111117111 POSIMBRIONB. RUMAT& _Do. Prdteimel._!..,z 112...111 . 1311 H. Da. Mytr. alio.. Detains LK ditto. abaft a Iblern.. Oapal-iDsak Oniam. =iper f pap& mt. DA LalDaa . Do. lubtxdpoto Do. 41 p. o6.Daboot Do. 6p al. 60. Do. do. 410. 16164 io: iw iiio4l pawl Track el (hal Do. 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EXTENSIVE FIRE NEAR OXFORD-KTREET.--Last 1 7 5 night, shortly before ten o'clock. • fire broke out in the l e t premiere belonging to Mr. Myrtil Brunswick, a cabinet manufacturer, situate at 3, Newmanimegage, Newman- k street, Oxford-street. The engines beloomng to Ideux's le brewery.the parish,andthme of the brigade werescionou the N sped, but the llama were not entirely extinguished until the 11 . premises of Mr. Brunswick were for the greeter part, in eluding his valuable stock, destroyed, and those belonging to Mr. Belichambers, gasfitter, adjoining, seriously injured m by fire and water. The principal loss will fall upon the la Atlas Fire Office N. PLYMOUTH LIFEBOAT.—The lifeboat which Miss Burdett emits is about to present through the National tio lifeboat Institution to the port of Plynionth, had her 11, harbour trial on Friday hat in the Regent's Dock. Et. Litathouse. The lifeboat is 34 feet lon g, fat feet bread, and El polls seven oars. She possesses the usual qualities of the "4: plan of lifeboats of this institution, via, great lateral 61 . stability, speed against a heavy sea, facility for launching art. sad taking the shore, immediate self discharge of any water breaking into her, the important advantage of self-righting ifapeet, strength, Lid storage room for a number of pamengem 5171 mis lifeboat showed on Friday, under somewhat seven tests, thatshe possessed in • high degree all the= important so qualities'. She will be accompanied to her station by an 14 excellent transporting carriage. A free conveyanee over SL their lines has, as usual, been readily promised by the Great t 4, Western and the continuous railway companies for the boat and carriage to Plymouth. A sub- 86 dentist and commodious house has been built sh for them in Plymouth, from the designs of the It. honorary architect of the institution in London. Miss EL Coutta has been asked by the local committee to allow the 5L boat to he named after the late much lamented Prince co.. rs , sort, who was a vice-patron of the National Lifeboat Insti pis - tutioo. Thereat.* seventeen lifeboats belonging to the so- et ciety on the West Comet, and some of them have, within 10 the lard two or three years, been the mans of rescuing),sB " 60 lives from different shipwrecks. emele el INVOLUNTARY SONIZERAUL_ ,T AND EXTRAORDINARY g& SWAM —One day last week slater employed at the DOW St. riding school in course of erection at the Cavalry Depot (whink is now approaching completion) bad an exceedingly 10 narrow escape of his life. He had taken a load a . of slates to the crown of the roof, when he missed i g a ha footing, rolled over and over down the slates, and then fell • distance of between 30 and 40 feet MI to the greeted, turning a somersault by the way. His fel- N. ' low-workmen ran to the spot, expecting to see him either 111, maimed or killed, but, singular to say, be was found to have n. sustained scarcely a berme. It seems he fell upon his a & knees, and the ground being very soft, yielded to the pros- el sure. After clearrog his face and head' of the mud with is which they were covered, the man returned to his work sis though nothing had happened.—Afaidatose Journal. lit AN ENGLISII SUICIDE IN FRANCE-4 painful es. affair has recently occurred at Cassia, a small port we= Marseilles and l'oulou. An English lady, about 42 years of age, who gave her name as Emily Mary James, pnt ea up at the hotel there about • month sham, slating that she had arrived from Turin sod Nice, and wished to remain quietly there until she heard of the arrival g of some friends at Marseilles. when she would pro- se. coed there to meet them. Oa the 17th ultimo she M went out as usual fora walk along the coast, when two S. young men who were fishing observed her rooting slung • ILL reef which projected some way into the sea, and suddenly Z dieappear. They rushed to the spot as quickly as the y es rugged nature of the coast permitted,tbut unhappily arrived EL too late to save the poor lady, who had deliberately thrown St. herself into the sea. They drew her out of the water, and ii availed themselves of every possible means to restore aide nation, bat unsuccessfully. The authorities of Cassis, upon inquiring into the matter, at once saw that the suicide was is premeditated. Mrs. James's luggage was examined, and it so was found that her name had been carefully erased from all et her papers, books, linen, he The authorities communi- 1< cited the circumstance to the Procurcur Imp""tiel, who i t had the matter duly investigated. No clue, however, has n as yet been obtained to this lady's relatives or friends ; but Lee a letter from Turin, dated Jaouary hi, and signed " Octavia," el has been discovered at the Marseilles pod-Mice, addressed et to Mrs. F.. M. James, urging her forthwith to return to her ._ B4 . mother's house, an d to send her money if she were Z la west of it. WOLVES IN WALLACIII4L—BUCHAYEET, JAN. ZN. —The weather has been extremely severe of late, and the 26 wolves have in consequence been more than usually daring in their attacks. A few days since Madame BL Ceriaigluh one of our handsomest townswomen, and es belougmg to • leading family, was returning to towu in her sledge, when the horses, becoming frightened, overthrew the vehicle, and the unfortunate lady was cast _— on the ground, and s oon devoured by the wolves. Another ER_ case occurred just on the other side of the bridge. An to nefortuuste pedlar was attacked bye. pack of these fern- I* cious animals, but before be was killed two mounted gen. 1 0 1 darner arrived, sad fired on them; they were frightened away for the moment, but, notwith standing the appeals of the pour man, the gendarmes left him wounded on the road, and shortly after the wolves returned and buished his la sufferiege. Ten GC twelve other fatal Mies have been re- orlB ported. , le THE SCLTAN AND HIE CAIQUES.—On ThUTS(Iny last, four new este miques, of niagnificeut construction, N were launched in the arsenal under a salute from the Mali- 11 _ moudieb, and on the following day the Sultan proceeded in r one of them, accompanied by his suite in the others, to the mcoque of Eyoub. As the gorgeous little flotilla shot part Tophani:, the land batteries and the wardship than. in dared out the usual 'aloes, which were taken up and en repeated by the admiral's ship in the inner harbour 3 1 as the imperial barge passed through the second During the morning, the report had obtained 10 l errettion that his Majesty would on this occasion wear t o the old ante-Mahrompl costume, and, accordingly, an immense crowd was g a thered at Karekeui.bridge to witness this significant denoinstnitinn, The disappoint ment, however, was geueral amonget the Mussulman part • of those Resembled on seeing his Majesty attired in his tt usual fee and black pelisse. After prayers, the ins- 6 peNal party returned to Doluishaktche by land. s The new bargee thus used for the first time are • unusually elegant specimens of boat architecture and If ornamentation, the lines of all four being exquisitely fine, f and their furniture and embellishment the ne plus ultra of decorative art. Each of these magnificent little craft coat, we are informed, 1,5001. The old ones which they super. sede become, according to custom, the perquisites of the ri impeal esiquejees , for whose ben e fit th e y are broken up and sold. A new barge of pearl' equal luxury, but of smaller size, has also been built for the Vilide Sultesti.— Levant Herald, Feb. 5. METROPOLITAN FIRER HOSPITAL, DEVONENTEL WAIL, Crrr.—The te number of patients relieved kasisi gal during the week emdisg February 15 was Arnal N. , 19i; surgical, 643—total, 2,062, of which 613 were . my N. Mae it. ha~w:w an illftis..WeiL IlkserVaL leb Iliat_jra4pqrs o lawa. layth sad_ 111 Tyr.. ...... 161.0. gill Bodo% ihmatr4 11311491 ~amt li s l i i i ed ii — oalTsi 7:7 all 'Miivan . nd . . —. • all Da. • j A aiiliv. all lam. la palio D all WAD sad la Ns all Daall„Dadb.*Abdaa 109 10N0 Amalgam 11* babas Ooollisa 100 Dastarn thaw; black a 100 Do. 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[LOA, 1011 Do. 41 pm act 110 Do. lual 49 pee met 100 S. Wales roa. 4p. amt 10 Do. 4pa amt IN Yorka 4 p. a all Illock.lDarUmiosol gr. WL all Do. do. 11119.0. all Do. do. 06p.a. 109 Wster.*lt Wimpy 4.9 100 W. lud--0:1. lati 100 tv. do. md da lull Do. Nalrp. 5 pet. Pr•L 00.00.1)000. 0 10. 01 .5 001 . 11`01JUGN Z ~~w, _mt.47 B 99i 100; 5* n 8 77 82 75 80 76 80 5 66 6 i PI vti ii 2 M 101 7411 102 103 113 103 12 1041 26 26 71 71 ii ii 83 a .ii - rw iir i: . : . l w 40 iii .7_, 154 1411 i Pra 94 100 1411 12 8 4. 101 93 96 90 92 99} 100} 92 94 .- 014 101 1 toi i 4,1 96 98 I i dial DUCKS. 103.111021 111211111. Almirattia 1 Dos Accord. Lobed— Brazilian Lind di On. (LWOW) 1 Cl".oes. Mo. Os. Jam Viir- --- s /wtao.(Ua.) RI %...s - si ~-. .. dO. Cole Austrandi ( Eapasda (La.) 1 Ibilquita l And lN= ' 00EZ N E ra! N Poniebaad veLioi 1 Bart MUD oottish Austin. (Um) N %John del loy (Ltm ) ITNN4 Madam 1 Worthing CIMs.) JOINT STOCK J. lat. mr=,......... DtolliX. Aloorios Cwt. Doak of IRO* Yoko No . and lmler . *ale& Mom of ladlo. I. god Mos.. —.. ma. . ...... .1 k r m. ft& Scot.4AstaLClarkL G. Emir ut Wiser:mil m. Ch. Itflik ot Atastrt. ... Laudon Mat Sheol 11 Loudon & douth Akins 1i sad Weearolnatee Nat. Prue. et Zogiand NDa A oval Sauk New South Wales Oriental Sauk thrusiont cutotasa hank Prortuctal e: Isja.ati 'Routh Australia Mann crf At halls I MllOl2 0111,11440 USW MIMS' U. I Nl. I 114119•71. I aollog Viola I Saba No. I SS. I Oonoillual. Ird I 01. Woes I Sale. 511 & Idgerlau. . ... It •11 It!Lwie2 . 6; lerlaalaiii 74 4 - wea l i• Angscominsall 116 17 - - - 50,000 1 10 &stook AL Nall 111.(14) all I S we 112 an wa ew Ka 1000 AtlaaticTai. (LW.- all - - - ID 15 rrallsla.ffes. s l ai ll. Lb& i IWs 14 %AU 16 austredan /4110*...• 11 26 22 - I all ilaintan 1L 1 1 - 17 901 10 &Wu Watarwarks. an 61 5) 61 1 111 all Assign to Ondesseoni e- - 6.000 1 MI urisaartsh xis T•i:i ail aft Is - SO ICaraseana Watt anal/ 11 12 - meal VI Do. a 7 6,4• 4.4111 .... 1111 22 21 .. IVO al la A r i t!tazaor ..-. 71 -. 4 db : WO IS Do. 0 ... .... an 91 t we 1111 16 Dutch Iliserdsh 1 I Pal 5,016 211 Is'ana all NV VT ut WAX. ft. . . 0t105.4148•4414 WI i.e 17 - SO all Isobel of Nance .... U 16 ..w 1,002921 b. Palau lOO 11l 73 Bli 16 all ifeL Medan 'I'LL p. a .... - 100, obi W. Noblesse 100 104 MI - 96 Wet Central el hum -we w. •.w 250,001 bl Da,* on P•ay. Deb NO 104 los - la all Iflt Luzerate.Coestali 10 101 101 I /14.000 II !Junes lonsaippopil 71 11 04 ens - * •11 Malian Jaen= w. .- -. itvoo 16 tostindtalreca tfeem I par 1 win - xi, * on 'lake Ouster* 111 DWI& - we WWI IL Illetarle Telegraph .••. 106 96 90 ad *1 id 10 an Inure sea Unload - ... MOO* 5 BD& NM Anil. Cap. .. 413 II 51 - * WV Waal sad Ossova - *As 16 am atom 1444441404 16 - - - * all Marta Labels •-• we w. UMW 1 Oro* Skip (1.5m15eb -WI 1 4 i II •11 IlloAlhop 1 W the ll} li - 100,010 1 Do. In per cent. Prat al. 1 911 all Da. op.e.trf. 5 Belap“. 20 11 fel Mt,* • Toe. *Allot T.I. (14.. 44 ..- -. 4111 - 14 an Northern of 41.1404.. - *now 6 low Ow. Ownows Oa la 1 1 1 4 11 tols Do. New Modes —aw - pas - 60.000 10 Mains bran.. a Cane 121 inn 11 on issorepan Trunk 0169. II 15 - 110,000 10 Mediterranean/Zee:ht. al. -.- - f 0 12 Otternan'bnyrnaAldisd Si /4 dim - 12 4 000 IS Monier. Lt. TeL (Us.; all 4 6 -.. 21 an reile,Lyoan end Mont. 43 44 .- MOW 25 National Dtwouni le.. 6OR Wald 6 la on Parts sad Orleans 46 54 - 4000 10 Nertadaaroetalrons, 6 2 1 die - 10 19 needle sad b. Prenelass 11,1110 10 Setbenands Lad •... all - - .... I (Persani=g. 7p. n 111 31 dts &Da -a In WOW I De. Sp. a., Is. atl bs. WI e 1 - fl all nap sad •••• 1.754 106 N.Drana aN. lleoi. lA. Si 10 15 ... ill all lie* Dudes - Writ llt Mt. A 4431414414,14.. all 1 11 1 5 an ilbial fierellsh - •-•- *We 1 ass - 4 all I Da 7 per own -.- - Woe" 1 Do. 6 . new $5... •.. all 11 le - 119 all Ombra and Meuse . - ala/ Ilf *fob 10 • in. lbw 11an.).. all T 5 71 10 an Do. per coot, Pref 9l 11 / "ow 01. Peg Wm 1••641 lila 1* 61 U - 90 6 4.7perc4 1 1 411 * 1 10,000 50 • sadOrlie. Bloc. an U 79 60 15 addisLa Vessalas Ili 2 pis - 10,000 10 Do. Now B4l 15 11 pm Ilt 50 7 Bi.E.of I'orsapsl7puntp - - 60,060 16 9.110 a a lad. Tat, (1.41 all 191 191 - 70 all ,boulboria al Wwws..... 211 - /now 50 • loss .. _. an 17 10 ...e % g at W Dl S Z adan ztat amis. Prat 10 71 i la - 10.000 16 los. Now an 5 4 .... - *Wu 100 Royal 1441 Mass - OS 52 16 - 99 sal y 's* a ...IV.* lfrwase, 22 26 - MOW Bt. Awl. laved* 160 114 319 14 -14 * 4 WU* of auk% . 1 - w. ..- 14.9 e. 1111 Awarellaa *a& WI U 54 - Duzirruirs Bracts. *On 1 anterbe TM. boeip 270. 1 ea. 1 330014.4. I rercl vrtaee l /We. 44.114... 1 D•. 41s. do iseblarel all 1 11,,b0t 10 Do. . ad 6 6 - SI IL, OklicethApiamalthlif Mir Se - MD , 10 u lt. t ol Anew& 114.117telont6p.c.KarAtiopt. IVO 96 14 - ( Feat Dana. 1 psw 111 -. SRI N.Drat.o.4.Jas.aJ tid ,100 ..- we - 111. /0 1 U Troatala. o.U.Creds &11 11 pas I - ".. K. 1444111 b N. Rol 4v. et+ll o4 .- "''' 113(430 A '4. Klaploas If* 110 . 41 le 5, We - r IMMO ig. wauftwroz.-aip.es.lau - .4. ... Baas, I* Tam DyisuesiiirL 616 6 a - MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLoci. The funds to-day are inactive and remain with out the slightest change. In foreign stocks there is also an unfavourable feeling, and prices show a downward tendency. British railway stocks, on the other hand, are firm. The French funds have declined. COLONIAL OOTEINIIENT Al ii l : ..4,9-i=.: tro Do.iporoont,looo4 100 .. Do.OperolTob.*Add 100 . Ds SpocaLlgoz.&ll4p 100 per mi. .. id GI limpap.ol 100 do. MO 100 Do. do MI KM • re Brotor.Oov.ip. et 100 .. . B.Woiss (Wt.. o. 101) • • DD. OP. 0-. DOI to 187 100 • Do. II p. e.., MS lOO .. ow 10Qtad Spot mot 100 .. Nowa BoAls II p. 0., 1e76 100 .. krit.Oov. •mp. loads 100 .. Vla.Gr.op.o.Jsa.elsl3 100 .. Do. do. Op. 0. April 140 NO BRITIIIII 11:1210. laeltimitir - Tis v---: _______ Dm G. Oso. o gr i T ia) bit ) Ems& Cartel= Lai Cars Bros . Itareiffsvtilic) _ _ di als..Aubya EWkse orea o. —llll.viussoma Vor Mired a•For4 ... Narks Valley . 1 . e15 . a . 4 =owns N. Frances (awn) .. PC ifysTliamiiij Par Oana. Previdamis laatabligiOss. Mo. Co. a, Clersasa 414. flear) S. Om & (llogsa) L Davila Iran • Oa Minima (LW.) L W. Moose (15ssay Bing Pane Tamer alLetaadlla.o ▪ r .ta irraft - Yak at Towlaw s: 7 4 ) ) Wog Sweat ) W. °wake Wail asks WIL Hama Irk Haller wk. Id WO. [Way (Um iskati w.llarrium(Miabas.) Wk. Tr*lmmo, ( taat.t looe i ice la 4} 2513 100 f 1 OD a 1 91 601 M 10i ii 1 AY psi 11041LITLIS. W) -- M - 100 100 100 111 11 0} 11 1 1 1 0 1 i 111 110 111 110 105 e 1 112 00} 90 . 100. 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L 14.6. di. $4. j .1 Ity it*f& I it e LII .6 - - ie 61 7 1 1 ii 80 SS M. 10 1 46 66 6 66 , a a 42 44 tit NI - VI 104 171 8 9 Ils 14 IN le 411 MS 1116 1 )7t lit id 7u f itk 11 'I 1 it it It 19 I I I II li U se • I Ile I ir . ~, ril I par I 4 pee r i ll pai I es pa ail I au I a Alr 1 1 I 111 la Si Si' 91 DU 1 t .r 8 11 , 7 GI 17 21 11 76 77 Ins tli all I SI 36 id SO 41 lai 1111 tbi fi toi Al 10 I ;et Do ,t) Sit edi II 12 •i di sii; as. ea7s* 9 OR llii '44 40 id 00 10 4 4 1 4 771 8 Liti ... Q Hilt Indian Five per Cents. are quiet, at 106 to At Paris This morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Throe per Cent. lteutes opened at 70fr. 96c., but receded to 701 r. 75c., being about I per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 92/ and 93 for money, and 93 for the account. The present quota tion is 921 to 93 both for cash and the 6th of March. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Reduced, 94 A ; New Three per Cents., 93/, ; Thirty Years' An nuities, 1886, 15 5-16, 9-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 106/, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100 ; ditto, 1864 or 1866, 993; ditto Bonds, 275. prem. ; Five•and-a-lialf per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 107/, ; Exchequer Bills, March, 16e., 13s. prem. The 97 ei 7} Mr wi - ul _id iu foreign stocks have been rather numerous, but previous quotations have not been altogether maintained. Spanish Passive and Mexican are especially lower. Turkish Six per Cents. are the same as yesterday, at 844 to 85 the 1854 Loan, and 75 to for that of 1858. Sales are recorded as follows ;--Brazilian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1858, 92 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1880, 92, 911 ; Equation New Consoli dated, 19, ; French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 100 f r. (exchange 25fr.) ; Greek, 82 ; Italian Five per Ceuta., 681, (exchange 25fr.) ; Moorish Scrip, 5,4, 4 prem. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 344, 4, ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 47 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1011 ; ditto, for ac count, 102 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 801 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 531 ; ditto Passive, 201, 191; the Com mittee's Certificates, 74, 4 ; Turkish Six per Cent& , 1854, for account, 841, 1 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 751, 75 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 761 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., 254 ; ditto, for account, 26. _ - . . FOUR O'CLOC.R. Consols are still quoted 92/ to 93, both for money and the account. The withdrawals of gold from the Bank continue. The amount taken yesterday was 74,0001., mostly in French coin. . . The Australian mail steamer Salsette brought 234,5221. in gold to Point de Galle, of which 223,395/. was for India and China (mostly for the former country), and 11,1271. for England. Telegrams from Shaughae quote the exchange 6s. Ad., and from Hong Kong, 4a. 60., showing a favourable movement in each case. A telegram, dated Houg Kong, Jau. 15, says :—" Tea, prices higher ; 10 vessels left ; total, 60. Silk, 10 to 15 dearer ; settled, 3,000 ; total, 44. Manufactures — Value improving. Latest from England, Nov. 18. No political news of importance. Mr. Parkes a passenger by this mail." The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 7121., and the South Eastern a decrease of 4901. The half-yearly meeting of the South Eastern Railway Company is called for the 6th March. The colonial wool sales are fixed to commence on Thursday, the 27th instant. The fresh importa tions up to the present date, since the beginning of last sales, comprise 35,398 bales, vie.:—Sydney, 3,306 bales ; Victoria, 7,170 ; Van Diemen's Land, 469 ; Adelaide, 6,210 ; New Zealand, 109 ; Cape of Good Hope, 19,134 ; total, 35,398 bales ; in addi tion to which there are about 5,000 bales, sundry descriptions, hied over from former sales. From the last advice* front the colonies of vessels which had sailed, further arrivals are already due, parti cularly from Melbourne. The Ocean Mail has arrived from China with 760,100 lbs. of tea, and the Southern Cross with 787,500 lbs. A half-yearly dividend, at the rate of 10 per cent per annum is now payable to the share holders in the Melbourne and Hobson's Bay Rail way who are on the London register. Annexed are the traffic returns of this undertaking fur the four weeks ending the 19th of December : For the week ending Nov. 28, 1861, 1,1961. ; corresponding week, 1860, 1,5161. Week ending Dec. 6, 1861, 1,9821. ; corresponding week, 1860, 2,1381. Week ending Dec 12, 1861, 1,4281. ; corresponding week, 1860, 1,0641. Week ending Dec. 19, 1861, 1,399/. ; corresponding week, 1800,1 : 4161. The half-yearly dividend is advertised on Anglo- Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds. The interest is likewise advertised on the Danish Four per Cent. Loan of 185040. MONDAY Emma. Console, which closed on Saturday at 93 to / for the 6th of March, opened and closed to-day at 92 to 93. For money the last price was likewise 92 to 93. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 93, 92/ ; ditto for account (March 6), 93 ; Bank Stock, 241, 243 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 94, ; New Three per Cents., 94, t ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 77/ ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 15 9-16 ; India Stook, 224, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 106/ ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1863 or 1864, 906 ; ditto Bonds, 27e. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 102 ; ditto Five-autl-a-Half per Cont., 1071. The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady, at 1061 to /. The rupee paper was firmer, the Five per Cent. being quoted 101/ to 102 ; and the Five-and-a-Ralf, 107 to I. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 13s. to 16s. prem., being a trifle lower ; and the June 15e. India to 19s. prem. There were some purchases of Bonds at 275. prem. I A fresh rise of about 31. took place to-day in City Bank shares. Ottoman Bank have improved to 21 to /. Other bank shares were generally firm. An improvement took place in Canada Laud, At lantic ]Loyal Mail Steam, and Crystal Palace De benture Stock, and the inquiries extended to National Discount, Oriental inland Steam, Scot tish Australian Investment, Madras Irrigation, and Electric Telegraph stocks. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follows :—Ocean Marine, 7to 71 1 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 2 to 2k prem. ; Universal Marine ? to 11 dia. ; Lon don and Provincial Marine, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 gram ; Mercantile rue, / to 1 prem.; Commer cial Union, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prem. ; and City of Rio Improvements Company, /to prem. The new Victoria Loan was steady at 104 to I. New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Canada Six per Ceuta, were in demand. PROVINCIAL SMARR MARKETS. LITEtreOL, Fn. 17.-e5155 to-day :-En tern Cantles Stack, 111-Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 1074 771 y 4 - London and NorthWesteni, 964 4-London and Boath liestern, MS- Manchester. Sheffield, and Lincoln, 431 1 4 31-Llttland Stock, 1331 3 34-Ditto New (61. W. shares). 11 p.-Math fasters. Ber wick, 934 ex div.-Sonth Eastern, Et 1140 0.16-West Mid land Oxford, 43-Booth Eastern (6 p.e. red. Mt sisart :_ A Birkenhead Stock, 84 -Buffalo and lake Huron, rand Thiokol Canada, el-Grent Luxembourg, 10} 4-16. ltaiscenuni‘ Ise. 17.-The motet opened good, and con tinued so all day, closing at the highest poc.t. North illte.onl shires were au exception, owing to the recent mode 'iron the proprietors. Caledonian, leer -Imam Counties, 111- Great Western, 7 0 4 / 1 1 1-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1071 {- London and North Western. Ofit I_4 7 N i iil - lioncheeter. Sheffield, sail Lincolnshire, 43 } 4 1 431 4- Band, 1334 }- North British, 661-Nosth Staffordaltire, el.-South Eastern, 26 11-16 t r y Thd:and, Newport, 44}-Llantd. :uut Newtown. 101-Buffalo and lake Huron, 016-Great Luxembourg, 104- Orand Trunk of Canada. ed-Oreat Western of Canada, 124 11-16-Kt. Paulo, Bras Tian, 11-14 y. BlittiffiOnsill, Iva 17.-The Inagneted prices of today were: Midland. 1114 -Soul Staffordshire,7ll-Binningham Bank, 261 -Birmingham Waterworn, $71 -Birmingham OM Union Mill, 104. There were buyer* of Birmffigimm Canal, at 1161 ham Gas. 1461-Staffordshire Gee, sew, $j pm-ija Firecince shares. at 106. )1110 ed. by 0 a boa boa Po we, ull, Ini• .at