The Express. — London, England, 1862-02-13 00:00:00

I . . . THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 13, LAW INTELUOMOZ. SOUTHWARK. SHARE L1578.-(THIS DAY) __ SKIT= PONNIIIIONS. MOM 109BIRY MY PRI IMMIZTART OP AP ODD PILLOWS' CLUB. m....-.....-....... sh, Ind FAXLWAVIL (THIS DAY.) Henry Howard, a middle-aged man, was brought before Two eor.eag. Mr. Burnham, charged with coeverting to his own see but IN 014 OK 111 if - about two or th ree hundred pounds beloogiog to the society The railway share market is not active to-day, sa, SIN Bee&Maiseshe. lief Net 104 The tot of Manchester Unity of Ddil Fellows, held at the Angel an improvement has occurred in several instances. 11 1 ... te, 05 . Ss. N. - 7 -_ . i Nisi PHIL'S SITTINGS AT GUILDHALL. iv ro. Wstheustrest, Blackfrimeroad. South Eastern stock has risen I per oent. • London r i ir 2 s e . ha ms , .....• y g "' -• faratlrabl o ne air teem siM 6 tue sitter at " G i s T ild l tsall . ociateneed . th. Mr. i Lewis, ele., appeared on behalf of the ProNentioni and North Western, } ; Midland, 1 ; and Great am at place t o . sad stated that the prisoner had beep for many years the W eotoro, .. g Other descriptions are unaltered. The ewe. Dia. in sever lIWPII . S Brach there are 130 mass, of wing 14; ars re- paid assistant secretary of the lodge called the Southwark Ile IN - „aro. NII ore marked as specula. In the Conimou Bud of Hope, held at the Angel Tavern, and the otincet settlement in iu progress. London and North Wes- up me ge, lin k g 8 91 •••• - unproven m a . the. relli cameo, 31) al which an remensts and °gondola., had been reposed in tim, owing to his position tern stock is now quoted 96 to i ; Great Wes- alti 11 De. klti nalam d = 5 14 - dian and cme onerbsd as spear& I. the Exchequer the list OW among Ns members. He, however, had taken adirantage tern, 701 to 71; Midland, 1311 to 131 ;0 tea *4 ..„-1naz.„6,0014 i 1 Wo In. for the he far re arer ef IN caner , :17 are resanets, sad Al are of that confidence 4 and plundered the society to a very La naaa hi re an d Yorkshire , 1081 to 107 ; N fe 00 7 1 " I 40. 1 . " ,erred ea apeolal jury Nese* They are mostly heavy ebbs' extent He should be able to produce evidence of Cal ed on i an, 1 to 106 . South Easte rn, 831 N 100 Imileme .... -.. 1,0 100 - The sci memorial aims. aid e( them are expected to occupy his deltic raeney, &Masked foe a remand to complete the oath ''''" U 100 Dull r ow. lOO PM - .., r 4 amp Goa is *Tbs. He slip 84 ; Great N - • - . , m 117 to 118 ; and Eastern gi 441 De. -. at 41 to i Mr. William Oilier, who said he was a trustee of the Counties , 66tto 581. SS an De. p. 01.11oboal N 101 - DM an Ds. m et. d0.196d. 1016 1021 - - At Po COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. retry of which the prisocer bad boon for many years paid Lombardo-Venetian Railway_ shares have im- as e m D e . ga a a. 1 009 . 7 0 los NS .... Renter's Mare the Jade, Ordinery.) Nisbet escretary. It was his duty to receive all Me** proved to 2to 21 prom. The shares of the IN an D. oso. as 160571 1031 1041 - opened al TOR UTZ/ r. THVIAITIM. as behalf of the lodge and the aurae over to the tam two mowpwit Canadianlines b woo „t omco d . B i bb, IR lee an file P K ee Talol/6411 &cads ri 96 lb 71 - e. epee ii Thie wlib erz io 7 lbe.m munted a b ib % 060 bma. C/C.S t 42 lin. ilVi to t w i ll ft e NtleT va d a T i L th isl tissa ad . freitair. 7 11 Dece.hsr t b o wow it t oy ffehkeese e t e w o n- and lien Paulo continue in demand. see en Dalles.Prote atac. Si MS •-• OILDINAZY 0/211.116 AND 'raffia. IN all DO. 11 pm et. . se 41 - a. COIIBOI .. . 41 „a mmo b i d bow aria. Ks a d mitted lb., s h e at Woolwich, ea behalf et tbe society. He never accounted IN all De. V per at. Ilk- 46 Id kal told re pertiener that she was "as bad as any belly krill , " "l aw s Mae *NY Geller ems el 1001 • 0 7. WI Ps I Ramses. I 43 1 41 ,4 21. I 5e1 " 164157 lee all Me. as. M.- 17 40 -. for mon oi .o....is'eleseCeed Qat ehe was sot fit to be a waves- NI% John samba was trimmer el the lodge. It 7 • " 11 ' 111. all De. do. _. lame. .. . 37 40 - presient ~.,. ....o taa m i d 144 b. am that s h e must be e ith er was the duty of prisoner to pay him all auras be re. see •11 , 111ft‘WeLleeserVal. To II ll. 101 41.01 Lase seameem 100 191 10101 dr,elt ee mad. Always seaddred MmlThwaitee's clothes cared and eater then a hie book. Th e prisoner had act N . P _ Illikkjima.,eohavJaas. - .. - Nl2 Do. New eMe4 pm - and 931 Ii Illamelibera ... - .... - N. re ell drat , es se leo - • my rid ww b f w w dm& ems of the din, that accounted for the IL fa. 9d. in say way. 111 aU nlylli and Tyr -.-• -.' NI an &Melt Ile 12e lit II official ~re sent to bar after th e hid - left might oo doubt have Kr. Lewis hen siker for a reread. NI ell Meseemlleseerd.aM4.o ed 7 396 13 Ds new at a die - Stock, he.* rebbidt The primmer, who seemed to feel his disgraceful mei• af, we awe a m s aa a aa .... se 97 PM all De.ep.eidapsyrAw.op 116 102 - 71r. Kerslake. (2.1' (who appeared with 1)r. Slinks for Mon. &lama he qt' anYthileMend weemstanded for • week. Si. WS Cidedantas - New Ti N al Cart sad Diades - -4 -4 WS 0 Do. do. TB wlthoulap. - ••• 1a,,,,,,,..edeath then !dimmed up the ease on his bard. per Con -- -- - N MI Ocirawall 5 I tee all Do.efp. otledit.re.77 .- -• IV , ratetaled that Me. Thwaitew had been guilty el eceiliwn Till FALL OP NOME AND LOSS OF LIVE 10 iii 'De. •1 •as ev.olll ... - ft 10 Kelm teas de wet. 91 92 11) 160 90 rr s. , 24 tut ,voidd be called cruelty, sad that the to ester vb. 41F HACKNEY. 111 all Do. B 1 p. 4.1004 to & -4 - U. 10 Da. dm II ken& 110 YMI - teem whieb be had r.snowitted Mrs. Marra bed - N all Desna anstDa TIM 62 14 - U. 105 Do. 47 per el. .ess. rupee pe entirely upon herself by her ithilerable bad tempa: s al u t; II all Dend.,/weli.dabd..fa. 14 IL e5„...... . t p . o , waiiii which etse had sauna her s ue. . CORONER'S DIQUIST.-(THIS DAY .) I . " ...7 24 ilm, tee s as s - - Oaemrl.- es an no. over Gess. 4..__•- 86. ISO VIM._ Cowrie. eliewee m. .- 116 08. 10000115/eamds - Excheqn June, 17 heel This (Thursday) afternoon, Mr. John Humphreys ;kr 1 2 Nam Nesk• sit Se - arm • 40.0 I T - Iv. Tel.. with whom wee Dr. Wambey. replied. armed ea Inquest et the Peenbury Taves, Daisies Rise, es 4, IN is. Issas N sr - N all Do. the. bad/ 6 v 4.4 Foreig abe ate woo Win 1. 066 *** whew we we" to Pee") tie respective bodies of Jacob Ketteridp, aged 34 ; Alfred 16 on *O3OO - Nen De. 0. Sew de 6 11 .... There i --- 116. MiIIIPIN - ir N all Do. do. Land de 6 6 -• Ittithbom, aged 12; and John Fuller, 33 ; who unfortunately ia. fie =Et . eof all - Si. Salads .... Italian COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. loss their live. by the fall of two newlytionstrected boom N all Feelheall hrs. -, - Nl6 Do. Cualaals l. ll wri t Mb •••• (Ware Mr. Corarbdosser Gorham.) St, an as Western 101 10 - fie all Do. do. - .- - Bonds, ix RI 'Monde IMMO wort beioegiag to Mr. T. Amos, situate to the AmMustroad t h i n 0r... if a is i ss m il is s _ - U. 140 D 0.10.0104.30.6 N &I - marked The hiakrept 101 maw to the court is (ones paupers, EPA some ;articular' of which have already appeared in 46 , th ese nemeses - - 10 1 Prialded.Llealted.esis 4 I die .. leiteg at de flee s primmer for debt. He was dsecrisd ea of who Exprof„ 19. 1 . Dna! Area nedhr. sue U 74 UB4 1M 116 - - DUULL cent, I Glese llowelteee". I l l ewe l dw en e w e of "wile"' He The inquiry excited great interest, and amongst those l e i t I . g ff t i e l j e t t l e ee ll s o tea too -• t° it tem 'XL et whisk 740 f. was dee Is see ereilitar. peeler were the g over n ment inspector, Mr. Amos (the 99. , • Oreit Waite 704 70 1 114 1 ll*. I ea. 1 Dona. I Pet I 01. petess. I eaten - Sales a Mr Leonine', en bohoN ol sh• 00014. stated that N, , . DiseesorVaLave.llo. 67 co - mem U. Ossmer om elet 100 - - he hisl iniand smart yea' ma is borrowing roar "use ot the ProPert7), and Imilaisiors Bysveter and Is 1 . L..... ass T es sa' s . issi 107 - 114,0* 84 Do. 4p. et net. NM 100 --• "' Six per fro. a Toros at the Wembead. They pave a bill for 700 f., Bowler. At the same time the frost of the house was 111. UMW mil Bieltwell a N - 2.80. St 110 awl Weeiladia 1116 Us 126 -. fT 14 111.11 they enlY Ora 400. is wadi and two hones. (A crowded with the inhabitants of the dietrict. Ilk • 110 11l llel WINE BR HO 67 49 1 . 8 11, 1; J ilk Me . • 64 MI - 1. a. latheras 1,00 al In In 1 MEifr.) ; / '..._h I He hal been aim mouthy prim The court having been duly opted by Gram, l the mum. Si. WS seaSsaaasem& ' mil: 00 66 D 0 6 es _ 11,. Harm esesideriag that the basicrupt had been lAA .21 D. - - NON 84. Theeela WO 118 100 "" for acco ~, wetly m aw . gust.' the w t., o d d tw h arge, ee d mowing oflcsr, the jury WAN 81110 PR. and they thee promeded rot 1N in u.iiis = weiter. low toit 4.000, 30 Da. New ...4 a !eon that the mores ppm um. m i na.' in an omnibus to view the bodies at the places when they kg A / A m m a n , ::: BRIT= 31016. Coupons !r i.. hoi apemen, at West-sad nee r, kohn. VIM lying. This prnoee d iog took up ooneiderable time, as In all Dii. end 9 U -• Ro. 18R I itess oihilina l P 4. I fft. moms I ear. per Con (Before Mr. COIDIDIASKOff Few.) It 199 1999.9991.9a9999699 42 1 ‘I they bed to go to Homerton dead.house, and also to the IC a morardms , 0 10 _ - 6. . Alfred Dons. - 1001, IN RI o il et AID HUMPRIIRT, Havelock.road. where the body of one of the demand klO India& --- - - - The hmknilits were oil maws sad cer.dle manufriann, Sias tit Do. New - 18130, i of Nuthwark. They meetly applied for their certilleare. wee 'ling at its Parente dwelling. tap, we De. semi Beehy O ll 10fili pm ".. PI 94 4064 iii Dev. G. Con. (ra ) L 1 4N 410 - 81 ;Sr li e , m ac ., p o w g ay* jedreeet, He said he had itersdegy During the absence of the jury, we ascertained at the 0/0 sll NI& 411. Ws. (Ira) - - - 61 .. Yesillamet (tamed .. lb U 111 - real •ver the evidence, sad he was quit* satisfied that the German Hospital that none of the sufferers had expired, ~tte ...all „,. • _ lll4 lea __. ~,_ "" - - I. .. last Oared= - 44, 431 - toakrupta bad failed from having to encoonter difficulties although some of them still remained in • precarious state. Yr 'e ... " .66666 'wesisaismsssi=las. -- : ills - 4 - a t ° l7Z 6 S. .. & .14. _Crawler.) Vt. ft - Certifies which they weld sot overcome, in connection with the is. - 4111 .. Orsadeer I et. Maws. IA 14 16 - 1854, 8 trAuctioe cif • sew species iil light. H. believed them to be The 16°6°4 staff of this valuable institution he " been on. Ill ek m an It a n ada" Thwamw " ibills " . a . ' re - eel 4 .. Great loath Toler - "...dam. aid industrious ewe ; and pm, gam bath nu. remitting in their exertions in endeavouring to alleviate the si . In mom Bad& N 6 i - .. G. Wh.pee (114100.. 65 II - count, 7 ~.elute certificates of the wood clam. sufferiop of the poor creatures. Great complaints were li. all ear th Deena Raft 011 - --, -. 4 .. arenMe - TelP se,. 1014 - 1. Herod s-1011 l2e. N4l - made by the neighbours outside the than A/ to the manner Lk 3 2 11 . Il i rma a r e *ll• Par - Cs .. alapava Dowee 145. 2 It - Conic SHERIFFS' COURT, Rao LION SMIIARR. IR which the houses were mastructed. as. id DIRb Ines 67 161 .. =te l la i rer L11.4. - (Before Mr. l'ader Sheriff BurchelL) The jury had not returned when oar warmonger left. al NO Da Yak Ni SU .. . U. Is. i lge 101 being nc el IN Bonk Leaden - ... 1 1=ret (Uay 1400. 66 - exoeroorioo or OUTLAWRY. 10 5 of New ld 14 - for the o Mr. Hemp, the Aker of the sheriffs ot London and VALIDITY OP MARRIAGE IN FRANCE . to ail NailbeftWesieraJanc 10e 11 - MN .. N. Mae (111400 .. a 1 - - - No got Mi.lilleact, made his monthly call of persous about toMI ITI Northeerfardmhire.-. el ea die - NO .. N. leb. 11,00(ritee 11. --.---• 6,616 .. North Wined Omar .. Ltd 1 4 _ for expo he ii itl owed. Ilehin- a deldor can he outlawed he moat be 14. 10S DaMMOMMONAILMC. * 06 - powlaimed live time., sod the writ retuned to the cowl The Civil Tribunal of Tours has just been called is an rows - - - 4 ram Das. as. iseseri . se 7 ile - from Ni those. and oo the completion of the proceedings the party upon to decide To* MN welld l W el • Negviage oentrileted in NO6 PaNNIND sees-sees -' "'• -, 1,16 e ii fterdmee (V, lariat mat N 44 -- _ eagles a is d.pri red of certain rights. The outlawry can be reversed Switzerland by • pair Fremaksesa, Übe ••• al as honourable le ell =16 .061 St. me - 44. 126 117 -. - D. .. Om. lOn. Co. I ___. 8 4 it Neel).. 14 820 neut. ' iin ipplimthia, sod the proceedings stayed on a serrender. fund' 01 Tuuraine. The 1 631 . 1 11al fade 01 the Mail' awed es I NN s u ss& w. is swims 44 44 I. .. Chins area (Illosim . 8111 see Ile 11 - -. which e There were so causer in the list to-day, and some of the by biome ou both sides are tie fellows :-M. Geerr de e s. iii d w iddmiw i d fel los - Illkeri 1 Devoe Iron b Osa. (dads were summoned from their duties to uoustitste• L - i the sue of Dam 1,-, W e ll 81 rather da u nt /It IN mks__ - 66 68 .. likeins (WAY_ an _l_ I - The i heath when a child, was educated at home by a private tutor, N an . mem - - 06 .. &W. Frames (Wawa) 0.11.0 100 1.74 . - Railway The following proclamations were male :-Philip hot serer made mach progress in hie stadia& Whoa the at. IN Soar Dew rf se - No . Perk 10.19 •30 U -, rate of t the reit of Alfre d Shirley ; Robert Kr. at the sn it 111110 ..._ am for showing • Peldeleiels he theithad tts =UT* I t 1 2 66666 r em ••- "" u 1 1 84 - stoes s TerarllALiallr.C. 4 lf 2 - - 0.016 is Oral 9 4 4 - correspo lirrn - Emanuel ; Charles M. donee, at the suit of Jab. 4... army, and__ ,_ _ , _Prima, _ t et,, kimailt . ..„ l2 „a es " i a s "____,__,___ f° r th , e ,e ea. 106 a. Tabsb.• Diver Dan N 100 - wee .. We el Tewerat.) N. - - - At th Thrtiencr Madden • Ralph Etwall, at the suit of Ilsery reareemt °MUCH. . V " .." " U “ al 6" his aaamarama• remained ' 2 ,6 IS MI ....... i fld - SAO .. West Ileseet ( - ........; Henry M. ilderwm, at the suit of James Owes; the Ise• eal e uds_____, e ith hie * *666 ‘ ,_ 666.163, 661,_. is M.. 0 ,. 0161111 a.,..,_ *....... - 1.11114 .. W. Wades ( 6 SD 41 - 'Batik u 1% h.,4, Kmde, st the suit of John Graham ; air Aram . service eeeeeee " an ' "" Wag is the " " " "." ".... Re pm - 01 West Setae - divider ,i. at the snit of the same, receiving a commithes se offieer when he I into • Si, IN Tag Tab 110 lag ••• NI .. Wk. lame - of inoot court adjourned to March 13, dissipated sensed lit., was sea, deeply Involved in 10 .,„ 5 010710 „._ - id .. Wk. Beller 0 76 debt, and ultimately left the army. Ris parser w "'" I a l l Y iL s : 4.01al .. ooh. 14 ( 4if 2 1.416 .. Wh. 5110 (Um Letsati LTA 10 11 - about 7, SHERIFFS COURT. 1111 At De. pH his debts on condition that he should travel i t l id sa e i s s om a 0 0 - 1. .. W. Mary Aaa(Mealesa.) 4 16 ill - - much ft , E:Li3ZLOVILD p. ATKINKON.-eirmi.) cox somas sums. fur "'P iste ' •°d he eatewlieetlY went to Ital y , whirs he 81 . I N ne e d° IIL • 1/0 135 Leas .. Wh. Trelmnier tia...l V 14 114 - Mr. IMPORTANT DICIOJOS . showed no signs of amendment, but became amendme n t, alpine is- se all west Deasues OR 74 ••• JOINT NOCK BANK& joined t 'rho. was ma wake to recover 10s. money hail and received " Wad . ha t r am. " diffkalUsrn At irn i hrnrrn he fall fa " trnrn "I" == - _. Ito. I es. I banns. I Pd. 074. paces. I Oaks. Thar under s omewhat navel eireamstacces. lore with d aughter of • wealthy member a d proposal N. IN ,W" 47 40 - 48 66 - I ;AZ 1: tr ui r r ald i D . Ser. leak .AiF 6 Si -. Oildr 0 l`taintiff mid he made s bet with the defendant about • , marrie ll,,_ • '.._,, h°l 66 his warmed Maar soonest, Si , 00 l " D D L te = 90 al _ - venni. ..:.00. &wee wiser. • certain race, and the defendant r e ..,,,,""`"" we " " = At Tub ' is Me ' - N I -- aarsEllel *WM - • ~..1 oth crows 'pima two that the hone in questiou " e "`' with • lady who pared Mare ms the ON IN beak of =sa... - per E Oll Osentess de It-, reputed to be • widow, with •ma 1 PiL I 8 • 41147126 I Cladall Priam' B aa'a MIMI Si leek ot Turkey r ton, old vox. A dispute arose aloof the nice. it bring argued the the side that the horse had woe, sail none the other daughter seven years of age. With this Peron he brume fle. IMO ,thletethltseterep.c.flth 91 96 961 44 %NO IS IDIOM P. RIIMORIM 6,, all 61 54 - Ci. ..1 he had lost Plaintiff, however, was rued upon by e° enamoured that he offered her marriage and " lid " re I ra'°eareell' s per elme. I. I li - Kim N Chart. Beak el 1064 mg /1 Damlfortn.et Aber.Jos. 6 -. Mistral* and Crtm . all 216 211 -. ages ai f/Ildelli IO Rey. ..1 moiling u. decision of the great efforts steelMere. '''' obtain '" ' °r "w tether had """" '"‘"""'y '°' 114 11111 Do. B, op.al - - - Loa., sad Chia all N U - oilsot under protest When !Odra L.fr tame out on formed that the pretended countess was an adventuress who 30 1110 Do. C. 7 p. et -.- - N IN = ma - Januar ' , words- it wan there stated that the hr.-.- was di...waffled had never been married, and, though belonging to a re- et. 140 11.0avealls.,111.thial lee 111 - • 1641 - Th e n m ~....6,..... aum het i" goes 0."..,..4 side d the spertable fancily, had been leading •py life in Paris U. 115 De. So. 10.1 LS lit - et Osasda - lowa of 1 .4 ; under thesecirennistasees, plaintiff contended that he 5 e0d .... e1 " jhareshiLfte b at p.... Tb .,/ Ma i 'lf man hi. wee i n ,„ f i t y 116. 816 1. 106 lielere " 141' 1700 . P•4IL 4 p. al et... M at 12 11 1 11 1 1 - NM el LOOMS al N 0104 d 0 132 lit - Pend. Ili - .1. clearly satithid to have hi money hack. et. 1011 MM.& Obasow bpd - .1 peewit who appeared for defendant urged that the court to mitiv v her. an t tiltimatel L a t t i °wrie r eae 2 6 lee Allit.rwittlsiNie. au - - - 2 N . 2.166 1,.... "1"."'". ... m lased a.m. w s° VII N .. = the ovira A t tla e Lai me jurisdiction is the matter. baited at Cont rit, neer in grazer- Is IN s aaa s N a m ur) . * p . a s He its •-• 91 le. Mrs - sad over The Court-1 doe% know that. land, io accordance with the Swiss laws. ' His father and N. 10 De.eand.rlop.alpsa 115 111 - N larks irdOennip - barrels o 1 ir r enLiot's agent It is illegal, awl the court cannot mother had been duly informed of his iutentioo, but the St. 100 Da 64 low eilth 1156 196 - Ito. le Jda6ll.o .... /5 S 0 30 " 6 big a ricl .i. if re. Swiss laws gave them no power to prevent the manisse. 311 ._ 100 10.0.e.redetSp.o.pm lO9 11l 1004 10 N Jambe di fledlakisea 14 Par I Dare ..-. spit' thi '? i.. Court-We mast rte. After hying together • year ce two , during which be ex- " " ntX. 1 14 0 2 164 14. 111 Pl* "" -. OS • (ftWeettlerkedllants -.-. - -. 88. PM Len. end 11m101010.. 91 74 76 - 111. 196 Ma& rev. ri 11.01.. di .. ... ... the use c i -cc in, plaintiff, -I believe you area " bookmaker !" harnst.rn d has wile'. reeewreee sod we'llied out the P atamee et• 105 Da. ledsom MP. OW 08 103 99 1 3 1110411 U D. hew.- '" - - ...... II os - The buy , i „raid. -li t . of all her friends by his extra ,he abandoned at. 150 D 0 ...i..... ii 0. i Si 91 - 'WI IN Memel bank The Court -Wm the bet made In • betti ng . o ff ice • her and returned to hie family, who immediately bm. N. IN Do. trreds e m. ip. oc. 90 92 - kW at . N Now booth Wales - - - for their liontiff-No. in the *beet. instituted the present suit to annul the manage. 86 IN Do.bytetredesoi Peet 192 144 - 50,60 U Beak Ocelots all MN 6A truant ol Agent-What del you take defendant's ids. for ? The commie! for lime. de I.- argued in favour of the 8 ail 1141.0171.Pw&Shets , 3 4 1 0 - VO 3O l * Bank - verse of *000• ICO Frovlsielal of Irehuid - - - II cntiff -Swann it wee customary. It I • rule if an validit y of the nerria t e • "el depicted the Cued "' " h. ' . 11 all " Do. l4"bsilit to. d lt o. gh. 4 44 p.o c* . 1 14 11 18 - y huaband er,ii _in alio thiog but / u tteri ng colours. He denied ea jap D a ja m . o aa swan 75 ye - MONO 28 th Australis lll '' "" .... The Al .z.• leis with ie. to take the stakes se a security.- 41,0M' 16 Dolma 01 Australis - 1....ent- You, a* a bookmaker, ought to thole that you that th ere been any noticeulment on her part re. Dm au D.. 010.00600 3 ill 03 , 09101 60 colon of London ..: ~11.„l b,,,,,, te st th e tee .. • ee l. ye , were .nr . . s”etiag her real position ; and maintained that, an PM BOM lin Vatic AIIIIIR/I. all De. do. do 1 105 - 16 l'i indiff-lt was tool at the Mum that the race was starred, hue , l" ..l W.l h m j ab°" d u t l y Wea ti fi rit l e j earl hi e ef tent age ,W WlMe d rt. M all lana.a l)3. do. Vor tah• de lle.o. o t• 1 1 6 197 .... ausiiiiiiii SOWS mores* :.., .tel. -. No. 11b I osiereates. I eol 1 tit• lwww 1 " les freight, .1 ,!..Ist-We say the hone woo. his intended union, 10.001 le R/101.401111111 Mak.. all 151 10 lei I wonder the rase wee perfectly ll' 11* I"• St altrigh""• N ala. o. 1 112 114 - 40,000 10 atlantic al. Mall at.(1..) all 1 11 - Do.tp.o. do. N 0.2 112 114 `the (awn- Yarn Res, P laiatiff ' that they deny the het " st isfai stute and of the coul Procu d " ren be r ini ll a naled. ire h P is el op le t r o ' ntak as at IL L 1 1" 09 &tine. do. - It ill 0 , ~e trot. How do yore prove it?i- 650 1000 Miming Pet fficed.... all ..... ..• PI onto! (probating •• boob)-By the Rooting Calendar. the °Thma4e eal not by all the formalities es. 10 D 01... do. We.' 113 116 - 10,000 2.1 Australian Apieuil..... 1/ N N - New Y mon of 'wilier.) required by the law of p r ece d e d it must be invalidated. 86 100 DA Pa. 00 % . ..•••• ''" - -.. 67.1M0 10 Berlin Waterworks., .anif 4 - A di , Tre Goers-That is set evidence. The tribunal. after a prolooged deliberation, declared that 6 an Do . o .a.Prf•t ° a c t- •-• - OOP" IN DAL aliblitleglati an 111 ell 5.361 , 10 Do. II 1 per a MUNI idl 18 ID - - for tloi MOAN-Welt the reporb and Beff's Life. Gleciewed uw, the° P i th i r. ° 7,: shou the l ld ed g ee be kied eere sisin e q °•ll . l l l 7. i t d ur ed ' . L ed y. erdend a s a L To D0. D 4. 7 11a c r lW re . f it. 3 4 '..c e. k r • US ISI 1 1 251 -15 - 11.70 0 Do. 0 - ''' payabli la.,:hter.) ea 100 Dneme. Maly. deL tai - .. 11 . 81 .61 f 4 °we ! l l e" _.. e !! It ri I LI - ... I—poro - 774 . 41 re Belts L,/e. (I:egiewed 34iator.) the Omit—Meyers sot evidence. You did not see tie I prileiarne Plaintiff No. bit I ant sni the horse was disqualified. The Coma—How eau yeas NO PLontuf —Hemline it as,. so is the &Will eslrßder. Imulster.) I wish the eoart wuukl leek at is. Tla, (*.aid I woubl rather sot, Plaintiff eviteatly could nutunilevelaisol why the Review C. , . , 'tor we. leo 'waived an evidesee, soil then urged that he deirioeled only la:sown money Took. He had only paid it hooves ilefesilaat mid he wanted the matey. I lefeednet's agent aii.l it wee a mot abusital tbiug to do. 31 piiiiiiiiif bid iur.l the rn..llPh I. had don. so at his owe tisk. cad vieh a Viii,: as recovener it was miser heard of. Ilsiatiff —1 aeted like an boisourable man, and I glow gonad my owe bark. it c roust th..ught this was. eery eke oineltiiiii, and nee that drew the l a in very finely. hit upon the pound that .'unliill parted with Itk wader the belief Had sneh tied c'i a thing but oczurnid, whieh was not the ease, the 'in .■ll of opinion that he was entiUcd to hays his mow, • li. li. teatimes agent—lt is quite Mega, sod we shallop. IL. (;Dart—Very well ; aseaewhile pitiatiff will have a ST. MARKS HOSPITAL.-(TRIS DAY). The annual meeting of governors of this special and beneficial medical charity was held this monitug at the Loudon Tavern ; the LORD MAYOR presiding. The report of the mauagiag committee, which was reed and adopted, after referring to appropriate terms of regret to the ilcath of the Prince Commit, one of the earliest life governor. the bonotal, and of the loge also by death of Mr. blasterman, the Iste treasurer, Mir Charles Burrell, and flirrhatiman hardball, two of the vicie.proadents, statedthat the don t 1.0114 mei will during the yearamonnte4 to littll.os. 7d. live had been rcenivial, amounting in the whole to greg. means of these gratuitous rtoonrcos half the debt of till!. hail bent ilisclin,;ed. Five kgaties ware dill owing to the charity, amounting to 1,060/. The eommitt while retaining thus during the past year they have added is. additional lads to the sweeieruothsties far µattests, complain of the in.nie ..1 meous by which they were preventeal from fitting up the twenty Leas which the in stitution ...alit otherwise provide, soil meeting the eon- Ward app:tostious for relief which are flowing in from all parts it the country. The usual complimentary votes to the managing com mittee, treasurer, and alone of the charity were pawed; and in ackuowledgius the usual vote thanktng him for pro. " 1 . 44 . .. . . . . DrieloLallzetordp.olak ,Onowoll, 6 pa wog. Dam Porta& Aber.Jva lad AugUal. A. 6 p. 44. Do. 116 p. et Do. C. 7 a IL Dna. Da, 1p.46.tal Do do. Lo.I Do. Mow p. d 61 looloro U. 4 p. el Mat Obagow p. el idla n ierlklaa.,4. Grog North 6 ers. p. 41 Dal orata4lllp.olgai. Do. y wadi Da6ared.a46 p. pm 04Jr. daalood. fa Prot 04.Waaplorksallsot Do. roams p. ona Do. Nana p. ova Do. Inoions. p. a. D0.1p.46.50d00n Prof. /N. M.& Pre. Shwa Do.Obsnert.Bl.lp.c. o. do. ow Do D . Mow dew Medi Do. Olisoldowardo Do. do. do Do. do. do LeasA Y ockaA.llp.a.Di loaaBei6ht..6p.othia St Ma l Do. &p.a. do. la! Do. 6 p.c. do. .... Do. do. No. Do.a p a do. Do.4j p.o.prt.sh d 0... Do. 7 p.c. Pre . 7.7.4p.0.d0. (W. 1L.170.P., 'az c. (Ma dig. dr N.aathaaooodDower LLNW.Cor.dNonTIP.T. UAW ip.c.ht.lateash. Lowland rm.:, Eouts.ilb 140.11bei.t Ilne.6p. at. I De. PO Do. % per cent . Deaedeetnable IlditedOtentko a ..troe Do.4lp.e e iret 1"' Do.Let,t tchm p.c Sartain Op. et. VA. Steck North Baden d per ceo Do. Now Ova •p. ct. Do.thurder tiskon pia L Deer, do. -..Coras.4p e .e.Yrt Do. Lode ep.ol No. 1 tle.Yeek.a. dt &pun Wadi Stellordebtne peel .7.4ewProl. loottl.l.ftp.ot.PreLdt int Alter. Ace p.c Da T p. 46. fret !nook I B. Deem fined 41 p. a& (Bond. An. ALPO, Do. 41 per oast Do. Axed %per oeut . S. Wales gna. Op. cont Do. per cent O. Ireeke a. I lbeek.*DerUngton6p.e. Do. do. Bette. I Do. do. Cop WeAer.4Klikecuty Otto Do. do. lull du Do. 14e.p. 6 P. 01 PooL Do.do.perp. a p.M. pref. YOAKUM aran.-1 7' 76 OS 117 131 11 12 126 sei 71 Pea I *6w l's 100 ISO THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) CLERKEN WELL : krteurtm sticiot. ", •vvll, a preetitnte, between 36 and 40 year. •..iin ; et I:, Broad : yard, At. Luke's, was chi egod ltivmenort with attempting to commit suite& • o.; quantity .4 °Judie arid. 111 the evidence of Police-constable I`..N G, it r‘a that yeNtkr.tay the daeollant and 1110411 e other n. re on% 011 .tetstkiag &eat, and In the afternoon , eer 4. a iu 70. Luke*, and hod some • The ...t went out. end refereed with a cup mug nu ilk vial, and was in the act r 4 drinking is 'n makno , ke.l the cop out of her hand end then • .1 In the f e.E ce , an d p.re hvr iuto cadotie. When she •• Ave to the statam she was found to be the wriree for The LORD 31.tron intimated that it had been decided by the committee to .lixpeu.e this year with the annual festival, the cost us previous occasions having escestic,l the return. lie hoped that those who would here coutriinted at the festival, bad it been Lehi, would forward their sabecrip• tams to the treasurer, anti use their influence to obtain others. WEATHER REPORT.-(THLS DAY.) 1111MAILY 11, $ 1.11. L 22. • szt ! 37 2321442011 0314 41 140 WTD lO.O. 44 41 130.1; 14 1 40 4144,04/411 42 41 292/34441 C , , 1, 40 10 BALM AT . 0311; 41 140 4011tH.: .19 41 44. , 444410 12912; 41 11014,..4.0.1D- 29.90 36 711 .711.15 i 42 , Ls ,tuar342 , 4411 20.071 Al: , 43 341.22/10 _120.91 43 43 11442.,v/3 -10.1 118 $7 L91t. , 41 1 10 1 113 Dorsa 4O If EOM - 41017M /0.1 0 : 40 W 'Lima= iSOMI 71 i ll - Vas/AM N.S.W. S.W. ,~ - x.t.s. prisensr said she WO sorry for what she had done, se. ::v had T... ontention destroying her life ; nod '" 4 M m f srone.n she would not hews 1.11,0 .1 Till, were ell drunk ts,, , ,ther. .•. I noundischerzed the prisoner with a caution, I her she 11.1 Letter be careful how she came there +lll/OC4 AINIAMT BY AN AtINIR. ' ,',. cr..., late an actor at some of the minor theatres, r.....,,, otethereer, of Chnrch.street, Stioreditch, B ur - '3 to hi. ree.leimieca, chargod with committing a , ~r... 1. am.alult on his fatherdrolaw, Mr. Smith, of Xi, .. tr et, :Losernary firal3Chl:li4:o, fi01.3011. ."!' fi.rita.,••• :deetal.sl for the prosecution and Mr. Beard r - .ire defendant I he complainant was in the Raglan Music Hall on the l ' l '•f .I.,ioutry I.,st, aml when the performances were over, I ihfrod.nt, who ass the worse for liquor, made rise of a ti•nt thre.d, cud struck the complitioant such a serious !''' ' 4 l the land that he was rendered losensible for some D... Awl w... 4 .o ill that be could not attend at the court a tin. f110i5,,, 4 elnv. 1 3c 11- ^ , ., , sari the defendant had written an apohly r .hi.l. be state.' tibia he waa sorry for Mein eassulted the ,platturit. and al.. retracted all accusations he bad made da.t Mr. iimitti's character. aid admitted that they were .Ie witlont f..mnlati o n. In c onsid e ration o f this apology . 'tenth had ..creed to withdraw all legal prooesdlags toot the def. admit on his ester* into hie reoognisseess ite-0 th. 1..atr , ., towards Mr. Satith for six calendar nth.. *7 RI ; ICE II "1:.1;__ i KN.& 11 A.E. 11 LOLL , 1 N.N.W.' I EN & 11 N.& 1 IN.& '1 E E. 1 E. s .1.1% having bean botwd over way thew dir 1.44aL XO.l 71!- FRIDAY. N. Etitsio,—N.W. to N. sod N.N.W. to EAR , mkterats, Ly E.,tsh..h rde.aoorrnrnin. tine. Ireland.—N.W. to N.E. sad N.N.E. to R.L,9., fool SAW., E , too. lent*. light. fine. to laolerote. N.N. to L.N.E., N. to IL and loolgrate, floe. 1.0.1,mte. Soo. Cogg.—N.N.ir. to E.,, Sao, N. to L. to R.E. awl Ph mole- 100 100 tee /011 ft &AW 61RL 7al osottoi to tholoomik !Carnes= law &PAIL IC4telasoalos 114 UM ILOS ►c6 96 96 11l U$ 100 1.1 It PO Ulm par Larne iii 131 10 11 10 k 25 101 103 Jul 103 ▪ 89 111 • U &I 1.1 U 46 IU 110 121 118 101 106 1U 116 ILLWAYS. to eh. 111,11. 1 .1,111,111 , England —N. to E. and L. N. to L. to $ and 9.N.. moderato to trash. nut rate to or rain. treahortth some snow Telsideilloie. 16 Ditch EhcnlaL all .Dmitaro of nano' ... all GaL Ituawoo gun. 6. P.C. 491. .01. Central of Fraitoo.. an Gt. Lazafalw. Caul, 63 all haiku Junction all lake Goadaute t Palo all Larva aaa. Turnhout all Lyons and GetIOVII all Marla Antonia all .11azwatLegal:Lsue • .Do. ap.e.ht Bols.gov. all 'llforthww of 16 I Do. New Shires all Norwegian Trunk Prat. 13 Ottomou'amyruoAidlul all •Parla, Lyoua. and Media all Mies and Orleans 19 !leaf@ and W. Proximo I (Parnam..ucoAg. 7 p.a. all alga en.t Dunaburg Ravel Go, isa en loyal Swedish all I 7 per cest. all ,11•8416•4 sad Ilene W . Do spar caul. krd LaaPau1.,11ru.:14.7;644.4 IS &Aust.& Low-Vs:taloa 7 i. 14.64 P“rtagal7perct p W Smarm of Vra.uce all Mall llaadara an I De. Olaf owl Prd an t Wana.4l3. W. 64 fames I • .Wilitain at 626441 s beararuai spl.p.knott, CI II Puk 1 I 11 n 41 4as pin ss 24 i 10 101 110 01 A 40 " 170, 5 NAO "NO MN "To , 11.9111 11"000 11191 KM LOAN "ON "No NO.OOO ii:aii! 6.--Bargmeter corrected sad Mooed to IS dee. at mesa eme level: each lo feet, of remittal dm cartelai *boat otte-htulrelth of se Web daolaution ; sod male del. abate Id deg.. catalog *early threalt,todredtbs fescue. Li i~oa.d theneoseeter la dada N.—Moistened bulb (lee evepolatloa sod dew pant,. D.—t)reetlom of wind 'true—two points WV of :sac tootle). I.—Pore. Ito It—estimated). C.—Cloal ‘.l to I. I haat. . b, bloc e. ek.uds • detaetted , • f, fog; It. bdl : lightning; m. nistv hazy overeamt dud .r, rain a. SOW t. thunder R.. burr.. hail. Woos last report. In bathes and decimals 7: , .—Seralvturbasoe (1 to 9;. -4 '3 1--ti Pla wow 12.??". 10 At — r — aotle BL Na111*.(I ) 1000 Atlautto Tel. (Lba.i 11 Australian Alrle 1 C••• 10 Berlin Waterworks.. . 60 Brit./ark& 11.x. Tail 110 Do. 11 T par &ALUM 10 Do. 0 04 Lel I IL Be.N .A Pala* l4.olllo6.&ll**6 I I IL ?Waren* 84. De. op. at. Perp. Deb 10 IL ludlat.Lon.aleppngB 10 Saatindlalrrlg.& t!auai Neetrle Telegraph • Nag. ana Aut. Cop. 16 Goa gleam Nevltrats.n 1 Great 81up tllnslteelj 1 Do. Ili per cent. Pref. 5 Len. Matte TeL 4 Lea. Gee.Damlbas O. * Madras lrrlga & Maw 10 NedlterrassaalDee.TeL 10 NoWtost. ILL Tot (Lm) 26 Netwaal Dimwit Cu PO ti.obuddueostelroa,L W Netheitaadi land • Do. p. .Ife 100 N. brnea. &N. ft*. lA. I N. brit. Aastralselaa 1 Oriental Gas 1 Do. New Ibaree' 11 Drieu. In. Btm. It. Teel Elver UM& 10a. 60 Teals. aadOslea. Nam 50 De. New 10 Lies & Ind. TeL o.* 60 Ititysio*lnes 16 Do. Row .1110 Royal Mall Steam 4,.ottlsh Aust. lureetsw 16 South Australia& Maul 1 Subrearlee Tel. Ike* 1 Do. do. lasiebeed 10 Do. do. 10 Treat &kid Au** ll o (I.ln3lterD Twat lane. TrasaLa.Co.U.Conade Da. Klainlom Tat IL) . yam 1.0 • 10 pm I el s 7} tilt 4$ 42} 43} Se 2} Sts U is Wt lit pgl , If 1 71 11 Le 11. 0 2 2 2 20 U 111 El 0 It 107 110 12 1/ 21 SS 104 IV? 102 . IES 110 Ili dli Par i Puma NI 101 Si 4 I I &I II II 2 / 211 Pa STOCKS. Tra MOM ill. - I.ll.lforth.4p.o.Jaadlibuy lel IS IS MOO St. NOlgotil4 flar.ddlepl. 100 141 Kat. S N. 40.c.t.Jaas..1U al) t U • Seditiab S. Nast. 4p. ot. 'VP MON. 01.1 .-isp.ct. MOO sumo sops) luau 44241! -A 1 1 I dial dli it:iii 11,itu Kook, I 10 1 71 61 13 111 74 19 19 yos 19 19e 17 19 51 IS 137 145 94. toots aimeo 1 0 i - 1 - 1 4 li et par I inn ik ik pm le Of Ws a la EXTRAORDINARY DETERMINATION TO coxitrr Smerne—(fgie Day.)—This morning, about 2 o'clock, • man with his face hideously disfigured, and the flesh charred from the effects of pistol shots, was brought to St. Thomas's Hospital by two police constables. The officers stated that Re they were going on their beat that morning along a road in the neighbourhood of Bromley, in Kent, they had found the unfortunate man lying on the pathway in the state in which he then was. Their impression at first was that a murder had been committed, as no pistol or gun could he found in the neighbourhood of where he lay, but upon conveying him to the divisional cur geon, that gentleman pronounced him to be not dead, but most seriously, if not mortally, wounded, anti upon examining the injuries he said that they must have been self-inflieted. He applied some temporary remedies, and directed the constables to convey him at once by train to St. Thomas's Hospital. Mr. Bell (house surgeon of that institution) immediately attended, and found that there must have been two shots fired, the first directed against the forehead, where the bullet, however, did not I enter the skull, but glanced off under the scalp. From the burnt condition of the flesh, the pistol muzzle must here been held within an inch of the forehead when the shut was fired. This shot having failed in its effect, the wretched man must have placed the muscle of the pistol in his mouth for another attempt, bemuse the palate is completely charred, as well as the lips, sod though a bullet entered the roof of the mouth, the front teeth had not been broken. Extavordinary to state, 011111 this shot did Dot prove fatal, the ball having evidently gleamed from the palate and lodged in the DO*. It is, how ever, hardly owessary to say that hie death is almost oertain, and may be hourly expected. Hie name is unknown and there is no knowledge of him amonpt the police of the district where he was found ; but from the appraises of his clothes. whisk were of blue = tat er a. it is inferred that he behead to mom arise His linen was marked "9 + 9. D. 2." fvr•rat.aL or Ms: ' COO 4 rim LATH 00IINIT Coon Juvor..—This day the mortal rumbas oil& the late County Court Judge of My district, 1111“ batierl imi t the Highgate C e metery, followed by Mr. flawed. the bar rister, sad other frie. The dieueed gentlemen wu much respected for his Wilda= of had sad gistlemaaly *gado* 1!62. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) report is se follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 931 ; ditto, for amount (March 6), 93, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 1,1 ; New Three per Ceuta., 931, 1 ; New T wo-and-e- Half per Cents., 771 ; India Stock, 726, 224; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 1,1 ; ditto far amount, 1061 ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 1863, 991 ; ditto 1864, 991 ; ditto Bonds, Zia, 26e. prem. ; Four per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 88, 1, 89, ; ditto Five per Cent, 1011, 1. The India Five per Cent. Stock was firm at 106/ to 1. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 12s. to 16s. prem., being again rather dearer, and the June 14e. to 16a. prem. India Bonds were quoted 235. to 265. prem. In the foreign stock market attention was chiefly directed to Spanish securities, which were strength ened by the character of the telegrams from Madrid. Bank shares remain firm. Union Baulk d Australia have slightly improved. Ottoman Boat were strong, at par to 1 prem. In miscellaneous shares Red Sea Telegraph and Anglo-Mexican Mint were inquired for. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follows :--Ocean Marine, 71 to prem. ; Thames and /Jersey Marine, 2 3-16 to 6-16 prom. ; Universal Marine, 11 to 11 dia. ; Los don and Provincial Marine, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem. ; Mercantile Fire, Ito prem. ; Commer cial Union, 146 dia. to 1-16 prem. ; and City of Rio Improvements Company, to prem. India Freehold Land shares were slt in at Ito 1 prem. The new Victoria Loan was spin rather better, closing at 1031 tot . The Old Debentures, as well as New Brunsw and Nova Scotia Government Bonds, were in request. Two o'CLocK. The tendency of the stock markets continues favourable. A fresh rise of per cent. has taken place to-day in the funds. English railways in several instances have advanced, and the improvement extends to foreign bonds, and Cana dian and Brazilian railway shares. Preparations for the half•monthly settlement are in progress. The scrip of the Moorish Loan is rather lower, at 4,1 to 51 prem. At Paris this morning, sooording to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Reutes opened at 71fr. 400., being sc. better than yester day. Consols are offions . lly marked 921 and 93k for money, and 93 for the account. The present quotations are 93 to for rash, and 931 to I for the 6th of March. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 240 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93e, ; New Three per Cents., 931, I, 1 ; India Five per Cent Stock, 106 k, ; ditto, Bonds, 255., 27a, 245. prem. ; Four per Cent. " enfaced rupee paper, 89 ; ditto Five per Cent., 104, 3 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 123., 135., prem. ; ditto June, 175., 145., 18s. prem. . _ Foreign stooks retain an upward tendency. There is a fresh improvement to-day in Italian Five per Cents., Spanish Passive Bonds, and Mexican ; the latter are last marked 35. Turkish Bonds have risen per cent, the loan of 1864 being now quoted 83 to f, and that of 1858, 75 to 761. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 944 ; Equador New Consolidated, 184, j ; Italian Five per Cents., 671, 681 (exchange, 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 341, ; ditto for account, 341, 35 ; New Granada, ex overdue Coupons and Hectares, 104, ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 47 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1001, ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 921 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 61 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 44, 434 ; ditto Passive, 21f, 4, ; the Committee's .osrkilleates, 84, 8 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 85 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for ac count, 751, 764. _ Fouß o'CLocc Console have receded I per cent. since 2 o'clock, being now quoted 921 to 93 for money, and 93 to / for the account. No gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation. Of the 51,0001. by the Arabia, from New York, a portion, consisting of American eagles and fi ne gold, has been taken for the Conti nent. The rest is believed to be in sovereigns, which will remain here. The dividend on London and North Western Railway stock officially announced to-day at the rate of 41 per cent. per annum against 51 at the corresponding period of last year. At the annual general meeting of the Ottoman ' , Bank next mouth the directors will recommend • dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, free of inoome tax, and an addition of a further sum of about 7,0001. to the reserve fund. This result says much for the care of the management. Mr. Wm. Jas. Thompson, of Mincing-lane, has joined the board of the National Discount Company. There is now discharging in the Victoria Docks a loargo of 5,000 barrels petroleum from Penusyl value. The cost at the oil wells is only threepence per gallon, while the value in England ie about 201. per ton, the difference between cost and value being largely absorbed by the expenses of pack ages and transit. The supply is practically un limited. A New York paper, under date 21st January, says: The utmost activity prevails in the oil country. Thotr minds of teems, taking advantage of the herd roads, are en gaged, night and day, in heeling oil out of the wilderness to the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad. The Titusville Gazette describes the dla of loaded wheels u continuous and overpowering. It is estimated that there are 200,000 barrels of oil waiting to be hauled out. Teamsters are tag a rich harvest. Large quantities of grain are bought spin this and other sections and taken to Pennsylvania for the use of the teams. The price of oil continues below zero. The buyers combine to !soap prices down (so it is stated) and the well owners cannot be brought to a corresponding union for their own protection. Soros one is coining money in the transit of the illuminating oil from mother earth to the mil verse of consumers. _ . MINES.-(THIS DAY J The Atlantic and Great Western Railway is said to be pushing forward • branch hue into the oil regions, and by a double track proposes to give increased accommodation at moderate rates of freight, thus securing a very large income from this wonderful discovery. It is intended to despatch the Great Eastern for New York in April. A dividend of 5 per cent., free of income tax, for the half-year ended the 31st Dee. last, will be payable on the 18th inst. on the shares in the Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London, and China. Reference was made some months ago to the formation at Auckland of • Bank of New Zealand. The prospectus is now published in London, and applications are invited for • portion of the capital, which has been reserved for allotment in this country. The capital is 500,0001. in shares of 101. each, of which it is proposed to cell up a sum not exceeding Sd per share. It is in contemplation hereafter to establish a board of directors in ILondon, to be composed of influential colonists re siding here. The agents of the now establishment in Loudon, Australia, India, and China, are the Oriental Bank. The report of the directors of the (old) Red Sea and India Telegraph Company, to be submitted at the meeting on the 17th February, recounts the arrangements which have been effected for the now completed transfer of the company's line and property to the new Telegraph to India Company. The directors conclude by congratulating the shareholders upon the " satisfactory termination of their protracted negotiations with the government in au arrangement which, while it convert& the guarantee into a government annuity of the like amount, admitting of no doubt or question, also affords a fair prospect of bringing to a successful result the great national undertaking of the esta blishment of telegraphic communication with An extraordinary meeting of the Natal Land and Colonisation Company is called for the 21ith inst., to sanction the borrowing of money on debenture bonds. A general meeting of the Englidi and Australian Copper Company is called for the 20th lust. It is announced that the applications for shares in the City of Rio de Janeiro Improvements Company (Limited) having far exceeded the total number to I , be allotted, the list will be closed to-morrow, instead of Monday, the date originally fixed. Letters of application posted in the country not later than Friday will, however, participate in the allotment. The position of the market for American securi ties is noticed as follows by Mr. E. F. Satter , thwaite j We bays had a very grin market in London for American i securities since our last ; the demand for railroad bonds has been especially active, stimulated by the advancing quotations received from New York. Large purchases have she been made is Erie preferred and ordinary shares, and the market is cleared of all offering at late rates. This morning, however, some sales of both were forced on the receipt of telegrams to the Ist Febrsary, announcing a fall of 2 per cent. is each, with as unsettled market for stocks ; but, on its trauspiring that the decline was caused by rumours from this side, of France and England being about recognise the Southern Confederation, boyers came freely forward, acting on the krowledge we sow have that such ie gOOV il t d . :: ° m9l ,;t b ct: jtfbrorezcas664e.7 from 4 e 240 V t0 t irg : 66 48 1 7; s ail ud P u er nited Cent. 2 ° tel as Fl a v re e ppeerr Detroit and Milwankie Eones arc . In Atlantic sod Great Western Bonds, New York section, several transactions bars occurred ; they are Arta at 62. Two o'CLocze The market is still inactive. Let Camden shares are fiat at 30 to * ; and Marko Valley steady at 10 to*. South Caradon are quoted 320 to 323 ; East Carn Brea, 101 to 11 ; Nast Devon Greet Console, If to 2 ; Wheal Margaret, 43* to 44; Cook's Kitchen, 29* to I ; and /forth Downs, li to *. Preparations for the settlement to-morrow es gage chief attention. Foreign and colonial mining shares continue quiet. Bon Accord are marked * die., and United Mexican 81, being firm. A telegram received from Bryn Gwiog Mine yes terday afternoon states that in cirttmg into souse old and unknown workings, a Rood of water sud denly overpowered the engine, anddrowned 16 men. Bryn Gwiog is a lead mine in Phnishire. At Wheel Trelewoey meeting, co llaturee, the &mouse far the three months audio/ November last showed a profit of 1,21351. 6a. dd. A dividend of Um per shore we. declared. WEDNESDAY Emma. Oonsols, which closed yesterday at 93, "sellers," for the 6th of March, opened this morning at 924 to 93, and closed at 93 to 1. For money the last price was 924 to 93. The ankh"' business COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& IMPERIAL AVERAWIS. - - - - - --- Beam Pala Jr. 6 o2s 1,1 1 66, 661 11 1 371 7 t161404 1 W 1s 114 - U lts lld Ns 94183 s dd 604 11d Ms U ..i. is 6 ll 6dties 2d Sis WV. li d Ms 114 - U 604 14146 Ild 10660. 10d 606 041.11 34 Y•l6 1 Um 141116 s 114;1154 6660 s 1d,1106 14 - 4 orYrs 4 116 Ws 06606 IdlOs 14 lax waft, Awe '-----,— fob Amuse -Ms Una Od SU 6440 s tid 404 114 Darr.-1/1114 balm Ow. 80, Elm" =Shag Is. XNSUrN Ginn kill LAST nint.-111asst *en : Weir 8 7. 8 te ; 011 % ISAS 170,19: brae. MIS: 9•S 1,80161.1.1. DIAGILAZ MOMS TIN FLUCTUATIONS Dl TN/ AMASS ISM Or MOAT DIMING 111 111 Mtn MAIM. dos. Jaa. 4. Jan. 11. Of I a 11 SI .. • • SO S 0) f .. .1 Igo. 18.1 frL 1. Feb. L - ---• •• • • • • • • r ----• MINCING LANE. —fran DAY.) smut—The market hes again shows less setivity, and pion are unaltered ; good and One grainy to superior orystellined Mauritius sold at 41a. 6d. to 44e. lid.; good aad tine brown Gurpattah date, 365. to 36e. ; Beams. 425. 9d. to 435. 6d. ; and a Boating cargo of No. 11 Havana, at 965. G(1. for the Clyde. Itadnad 00aiinIIIII very ars; ' brown lumps, 495. Correa—Plantation Calms has sold lam readily bni prices are firmly maintained. Middling, 744. 6d. to 795. ; good and tins ordinary native sold at 695. to 72a. ; sa• ordinary bold Malabar 71s. to Tl 3. 6d. TIEA.—The public sales are previewing with fair spirit. Run.—A small weal of Leeward, sold at la 7d. proof. RlM—The market is dull and inactive. Sacs.—Black pepper baa sold at eerier rates. flap. pore, 4d.; good heavy Malabar, 411(1. to 41d. Pimento is dull of sale at previous prices. Zanzibar cloves steady at 30. to Plurr.—Prices generally are steady, but there is se activity it the market. ULTIMISII is inactive. ___ . . . Jutril;TWilitiaviiy at previous prima ; common to eas, 13/. to 201. se. hubs.—(2nd day.)—The sales west off with more spirit vesterday, and at a slight advance for all qualities d Bengal, except fuse ; Kurpabs also sold with spirit ; but as w leaf Madras was change ; 2,120 chest. the sale, including 1,167 withdrawn, and 250 chests bought in, leaving 703 chests sold. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow is Tweed 46.., net cash ; Petersburg Y. 0.. ors the spa, 46e. 6d. ; lisrek, 465. &L ; April to June, 465. 6d. ; July to September. 47.. to 47.. 6d. ; (Mobs: to Deososber, 48n METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of beashi considerably exceeds the demand. Monday's quotations cannot be maintained. There are a few more sheep than on Thursday last; yet the number is not large. Choice qa,ilitriaa are rather scarce, and realise Monday's prices ; but trade is dull for other kinds at lover rates. Calves are ratherlower. The foreign season may be said to have nearly closed to-day we have only 123 calves. The number of mild' cows is 105. Per stone of 811 m. ad.a d. Per stole of Sibs. ad.a et Dist Scots Ihretds. 4 6 4 11 1 110,11NiaBlIf.bdaSh 0 0 0 0 Hal Short-barns 414 4 1 hest Long - w 00 1.... 60 6 Second gnat Waste 30 4 0 Do. do. Shorn . 00 0 6 Oakes 4 0 6 10 Zwes & second qual 4 2 4 6 . - P 18 8.". 4 4 G 4 Do. do. SLOM 0 0 0 0 klesiDitsk Ulf-brads 5 6 6 8 Dribs &mato at market, 1,015: Wisp mid Lambs. 4860; e 91 ,994. 166: Ivo. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Harvey and Elston report trade slow at the fol lowing prices:—Prime meadow hay, 70s. to 80s. ; superior ditto, 84s. to 955. • inferior ditto, 40s. to 50s. ; rowel. 50s. to 70s. ; clover, old, 80s. to 110 a. ; ditto, new, second eat s 90s. to 100 s. ; straw, 30a. to des. THE TIARTLEY COLLIERY RELIEF FOND.—The amount of sub.-Apnoea received yeaterday in aid of the feed for the relief of the widows and orphans by the late catas trophe at the Hartley Colliery pit wu eoesiderably over 500 f., making a total of nearly 10,0001- received at the Mansion-house alone. . . . ----- MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.—Nine persons have just lost their lives by drowning at Abersoch, near St. Tni'wall's Raid.. The deceased (eight men and a boy) went is a boat to pilot • bark into port, when os their return they OM a cask Sooting on the water, and it is conjectured that in attempting to get it into their boat the tenor eaniised and all were drowned, the body of the buy being the only corpse rescued. A FRENCH SWINDLING Talon.—The Gimuie of Bordeaux states that • respectable tradesman of that city was cheated last week by the following trick. He had set • lookiiig•glass outside the chop door for sale, when a faith imiably-drmsed man stopped to look at himself in it. As he stood thus occupied, with his walking-atick under hie arm, a person pining behind came in contact with the stick, and drove it with such violence against the glass as to shiver it to atoms. The appareetly innocent cause of this &ca dent immediately offered to pay the valeta of the glue, which was 50fr., end handed the tradesman a I,ooofr. Dote. After receiving the change he took his departure, and moss afterwards the tradesman made the unpleasant discovery that the note was • forged one. The Progrils of Lyons says that the Saone is frozen over in part at Macon, end that the Rhone is Seating down enormous blocks of ice, such as had not been Aces since 1839. The Spanish papers state that a considerable force, both of infantry and cavalry, have recently primed the Spanish African settlement of Wenn de Velez, marching an the direction of Heidi*. The Gibraltar Chnotirle adds : "Their object is no doubt to support the Sultan's authority, in tie event of obstacles arising from the tribes of Riff to the erne ; aloe of territory required by the new frontier delimitation.* The iron screw troop-ship Himalaya was docked yesterday mining in No. I Dock, Keyi . kam, to examine her after her interesting and ex/ie.:Mame voyages to the Mediterranean, Nova Scotia, end the West Indies. It le eight months sines she wan last docked aid coated with Mears. Palma and %dues compe laisles, end wee found to be perfectly and entirely free from barnacle, weed, or oorranoe. , We understand thee is is again to be coated with this composition, which has been toned so efficient in the ships of the Peninsular sad Oriental Company's fleet.—Watern Morning News.