The Express. — London, England, 1868-02-15 00:00:00

i;tlW INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY.) COURT OF APPEAL. (More the Lord Chancellor.) KASAI 0. 11l 111T1OPOLITAN MAJiWAT CO:frary. The arguments in this part heard case were continued this morning, but up to the time of our going to press they wire not concluded, and it is doubtful whether they will 63 terminated at the time the court rises. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. After Term Nisi Prins Sittings nt Gaildhail.—fnefese the Lord Chief Justice said Common Juries.) This was the first day of the sittmgs. The list contains 146 causes. Of these 01 arc r.‘m.a, -t. and 80 new canoes. About 37 we marked and special juries. MR. JUSTICE SHER. The Lord Chief Justioe, on taking his seat this morning On the bench, aid—l am very gh.d to be able to state that tbs announcement in the morning papers of the death of my brother Slice is incorrect. H.. however, is very ill, but I am glad to be able to state that he it not dead. Mr. Temple, Q.C., on behalf of the b►r preaeut, said he vas very glad to hear it. COUIIT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sittings nt Nisi l'rius in Loialou.-11:efore Lord Chief Justie, and a Special Jury.) DE POTHONIER .tM' OTH! H 3 r. Noc , .cre.' The plaint . were owners of the vessel Busy Lee, which in July, -Ail:, war ch •ricr‘il by the deficalant to carry coals to Ancona fel t goserunient. The action ins to nworer 3.0 f., the teclance due fur freight, and ZttaW. for ten dz.... demurrage. The ;;.d. was pad into court, tad the claim for demurrage was .11.1 trod. so. G eo . H on y n , rn , :Intl Mr. • ,nyon appeared for the plaintiffs ; and Mr. J. Divan, tj.C., and Mr. W. Wil liams for tho defendant. Evidence wa s given for the I.l3iiii:ll to show that th e . . . • defendant was 11;1de for tier delay which had occurred in unloading the coals, becati,e he kel not obtained froni the ItAliitti 1111CiCiet.:1.;,ters for the thecharge of tit.. ship, at the rate provitlet f.t in the charter party, of 21'l tone per day. The Lord coiet Justice, in the coulee of the case, sold heolt , ervt.l iu Ctis, as he Ito i rtid in othrr cages, that the charter party bonded up to hint trat tinst.imped. The etaittp was immaterial in this el:ie. letcauee there was no hour upon the charter; !oat be would take tint opportunity of utentionatt7, fur tho inforota ...no of shiphrokers and toe publi,., that both ports of a ettortir p trty were required to •1m s: tiopol. An impicseit.o prevailed that all that was nece:,ettty tvas to 'letup 't o e lure of the chattel, and then that they cnt,hl issue an lout of it. This 130WeVcr, was lint Fittth t, tf tepie I ~f a charter party were imiuttl to other per.on, •uLlt ...ince should hear a „a.% indeed, a It,. skint!.. Itrger than the statue rci,iiiit- I for the n!i2hll. If persons with un• statt.iettl clnit tete sleuth! it %I', • Cary to produce them in they would have to pay a tile of 101. in each cost•• The case was not concl.lttetl whin our report left.] C , ..URT OF 1'Ro!;A•1 E.; AND DIVORCE. (ikfore the duce Oidinary.) r. AND PICKARD. Coleri.4e, AtI.I Lr. S.r..ky for the plaintiff ; N. and Mr. A. ..i.ive:cy Hill for the ; Dr. spinkl, Q.C., as.l Mr. thiderwick for the •:mu;lent Pickard. pc,,tioner, far•ner, nt Appleby, married tho nip in Match, 'l 1::. I a fortune of S,OOO/., •iest the of which, haw. vet% was setthd on her to her i..-Istrate use. The cohabitation lasted about eleven year , ,:thil there were three children lieitig of the marriage. In I"'• ..e left her house, itod also was now charged with adult iy with her groom, W.ociston, utiel with a gentle. man inner in the neighloou inod Pickard. She denied these allegations, and plead, .1 cruelty and neglegt. IT: e case had w►de very little progress when we %Wit to press.] POLICE COULITS.-(TIIIS DAY.) GUILD! I ALL. Rovi:lNt; A c Jmrttd A ~ ~,, wh o w .1 as n cigar -maker, VW: 4 at II:, Iluir.;erCorti,treet, was lolaCcti at the %kr liefuie Aide, lorn I Lie, charged with et, ~itri; on Vie Gail in,r. i cwt. of scent Lat soap Got., the warehouse of 31ts,rs. tirossniith nod Sons, ICesen e-street. En; c 61:1, ahout half-pout 1 o'clock ye,teralay :.Li rii.on he ti.. p,iamier in Windiiiill street, Fileihaiy, and I him soap he leek add to bin, and be said he hail sold it for a MTh named Lahlwin. They went in search of Baldwin, hit could not Mel him, and then ho told the prooner that he ,hotild take him int., custo.ly for alio::: a pact:lii4....c containing 1 Cwt. soap from Me. is. Oh', N SI, Newgste.strect. At the otatain.house, he a... 4, •• It is of no use, I cannot get out of in, I .in the thief. ' lie went to the prisoner's addrt an.l found a packing caw ipioducetll with Memos. (Iro...o.ith's moue painte I out. tit the mantel-pieta he found packet of th.• t.rowcittoi 'a scented soap. He ✓ecan.-il from Mrs. Y01111;10,1he. of soap. ILa. rouse; said she was:, miscellaneous dealer carrying on i aat No. iolia ill.st rant, ; she hail kiaiwil prisoner for many ye oa. on Friday evening, Fob] bought from hit. II one pound packages of ascot• .1 reap at lid. p.a. !b. Ile saint lie was selling them for ala . o lao bought them at a sale and that he got very little oat of thew. On Saturday can gho brought • 11101,.. Inffil on Monday es eiiing 2u n.ore. all of which she 1., ta from him at the ',We price. She hall sold them nod given the rost to the officer. Mr. '1,...1.. Tapling t:rosaiiiith, one of the partners in the ant. out the case produced was the one which had been st lon on the pack in;;;•room at the end of the pas ting.. into the street. on Timothy, Feb. 6. The value of the ea,e was if. It contained 1 cwt. of scented soap, ont in ,to ',tie at 4 o'clock Oh the evening of :t was in consequence of having that arse pol e . it y placed a dummy in the spot from which that wos k.•:, and caeght another thief taking it away. T.,. 14: clued nal.ing the witnesses any ques tion, r • 7rl; :OA thing in at oner to the charge. Alalitioaii Hale fully the prisoner for trial. CLEIIKLNWELL. rlt vc.is IN A N:',It'•HALL. C. 'rah Haw-Ibis, of 1, Horscehoe-alley, Pinebury, a r.:l.oetibly-dressed young woman ' was summoned for • to:g John Randall, on S iturday weak lest, as the IL.; Lnziner.streit, fit. Luke's. Th. ; of 9, Long.court, Finsbury, said be was in th.- I !op.:Music-hall, with a young anon and woman, when :..nt pulled tbe young cum shall.. He told him not to LC,. .my notice of her, on which she imniediegely took up a qu.., t pot and threw it and the contents at him and MTh I.i tu in the face. (.Imses were then thrown about, and was struck on the back of the head with one of hie head cut. He Isot a great deal of blood. IL pumped on the table, and mole his way out as quickly as po,wl.lc, and proceeded to a do .tor's, where he had his he.tlan.l face dreamed. The defendant, in reply to the chaise, said she went to the sisu.sic-ball because s he was told that her yeneg man wan there with another woman, and when she got these she found her youmg man with a wom in and they wire both a-batting and drinking. bhe pulled her young man's hair and said "Oh, you can treat other giris but not me," and then the camtplainant said, with n disgusting expression, " Let her have it." She felt annoys d at this and took up a quart pot to throw the beer over him, and it slipped out of her hand and struck bhn in the face; as for the glasses being thrown about, that she denied, and accounted for the complainant getting his head cut by his slipping off the settle and falling on a glass. The magietrsts said no duubt the defendant wee angry at seeing her young man drinking with another woman, but that was no reason why she should throw a quart pot at the complainant because he mid something, for she might have done him very great injury. He (the magistrate) should require the defendant to enter into her own recog. nuances to keep the peace and be of. good behaviour in the stun of 41f. for the nest twelve months. The defendant hrvinle;WreiinTothe required surety, left the court, apparently very much pleased. DARING ROBBERY Fk( A RAILWAY VAN. Irdsiant PlayjuM, aged 2t, of 1, Walker-street, Ber mond- ey, a carman ' was charged before Mr. Barker, with stealth,; a barrel of haddocks from a Missy van, the pro fen, the Great Northern Railway Company. Mr. Weigher. solicitor, appeared for the prosecution. Tiiiv robbery was committed in the King's-croes.road, so Lr h ac k as th e commencemen t o f N ovem b er l ast, an d line , - then two men have been tried at the Middlesex mail' and one was sentenced to seven years' penal seri nude for receiving the haddocks, and the other to 18 months' hard labour for the felony. The prisoner at that time made his escape, but was apprehended yesterday, is be was leaving the workhouse. The prisoner with others, was seen by Thorogood, one of the detectives of the Great Northern Railway, to go to one of the company's fish waggons, remove a barrel of haddocks, place it in a cart, and drive off. When the prisoner was told the charge ha said he knew the man who lad been convicted of the robbery, but he had nothing to do with the transaction. The prisoner now, when (land upon for his defence, said it was of no use saying anything here, and therefore he should reserve his defence. Mr. Barker committed the prisoner to Middlesex sea rions for trial. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. William Jenkfissort and Joseph JoArtiort, deseribed as medical students, of No. 11, Duncan-terms, Winton, were charged before Mr. Knox with being drank and be. harin s ; in a disorderly manner in the Haymarket. Police -constable Edward Braman, 158 A R. said that about lialf•past one this morning he was in the Haymarket tad saw th e t wo • , who were drunk, arcndn-arm, sad pushing every person they came near, and 50 orishing their sticks and striking persona' hats. The /Mamma had been two or three times turned out .of Berna's pnblialieues. He took Johnson into entail, and another seastahle took Jeakisege. Police-namable Morgan 55 C gave simibr evidence as to the prisoner's conduct in the Haymarket, and said that, while going aleng Mersinly to the station, Jenkinson put one of his legs between his and throw him, sad after at tempting to strike him with his stak, made off, but he wee again takes into seated, in Oxendonatreet. The priesaws, In their defame, said they did not in tend to do anyone any harm. Mr. Knox said he did not know what the prisoners meant when they said they did not intend to do anyone any harm. They were flourishing their sticks about, and knocking persons on thew hats, and he (Mr. Knoxl for one would certainly not like a knock on his head with inA sticks. In answer to Mr. Knox, Inspector bison mad that during the pest few creeks there had been an increase of disorderly conduct in the Haymarket. Mr. Knox tined tbo prisoners Me., or 14 days each. and ordered the police to detain their sticks. WANDSWORTH. THE TIARDAHIPB OP A CAB PROPRIETOR. Peter Bram was summoned by the police authorities fec acting as each-chives without being duly licensed by the coniiissioners. _ _ The defendant pleaded not guilty. Inspector Usher, a. tache.l to the D division, stated that on the :Hat ult. he was at Vauxhall, and saw the defen dant driving a cab, hearing the licensed number of 1,946. He was not a licensed driver, as his license hod been taken away from bin.. Witness stopped him, and asked why he was driving, ho not being licensed, when he stated that a job canoe 10:4 the yard, and be took it. In reply to the invistrate, the inspector said the de fend.int was the proprietor of that one number. He also said that the defendant was continually driving without a license, and be had been convicted and fi ned 446. 7.. . . . The defendant LAW he thought it very hard he could not drive his own cab, u Lis name and addres4 were on his license. The inspector further stated that when the witness asked him why his regul.r .1, IV cif did not take the job his answer was that ho was not up. Mr. (layman said the driver not getting up in the morn. ing was not one of the excuses allowed by law. The words in the act were "unavoidable necessity," and it could not be said that the man not getting up was an un avoidable necessity for au unlicensed driver to go out with tle• cat.. the defendant not being hound to send it out. The defendant mentioned that his driver did sot come home with the milt until 1 and 2 n'eloc:: in the morning. '1 na j ib came in for Victona et 'Limn, and be (the defen. dar.t) thought he would earn a aliding or two by taking it, us his expenses were heavy. He also complained of the inspector sending him notices not to work his horses when they were in a fit state. Mr. Imynt in said that case was not before him. Me lined him 20s. and 2.6 costs, for acting as a driver without a license. file defendant returned and complained of tho inspec tor having use I thread to him aa he was leaving the court to the effect that ho would have him again. Ur. Dayman told him to keep out of the iospeetees way, and he would not have him again. GREENWICH. A COI; VAGEOUS SCIIVANT. William Erotea, a smart active young fellow, dererihing hi:oself as a bruahniiiker, but refusing his address., wee charged with attempting to enter the residence of Mr. George Ifoperoft, Melbourne-lodge, Laurie-park, Syden ham, with intent to commit • felony. :iamb Howlett, servant to the prosecutor, said that shortly after 1 o'clock yesterday (Friday) afternoon she imbued the breakfast-rwm of her master's house, when she was surprised at finding the window open and the prisoner having one leg inside and in • stooping position to enter. She called to him, asking what he IVA 4 doing, when he immediately made off, but witness jumped out of the window after him, raised an alarm, and with the aid of two fellow servants succeeded in capturing and holding him until the arrival of a con stable. The prisoner, in answer to the magistrate, wild he had r :Ay pa.,t come to London, having been working at Has tings. _ . bergeant Fox, P division, Rid that there wee another charge against the prisoner, of entering a house at Spice ha:ll on Thursday night, when he eacsped ; but the wit neves %vele not then in attendance. Mr. ratteson remanded the prisoner fur further inquiry. TOE HEALTH OF MIL JCSTICE SHEE.—WO are flad to learn that the report of the death of Mr. .lustice Shee, which obtained currency this morn ing, is incorrect. It is true that the learned Judge is at the present time an invalid, but there is no thing' in his illness to cause any serious appre hension. The commissioners rent abroad to select the best model for a rifle ahrrewith to arm the Pope's troops have just returned to Rome, hiving decided for the American llemingtvn rifle as modified in England, a simple but solid model. Some objections to the form of the cartouche have led to on improvement in it. Ten thousand of these weapon+ linVe been ordered, and in six months they are to he iu the bands of l'io Nono's soldiers. An inlluential deputation waited (says the Dublin Errrinn mad) on his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant this day, at Dublin Castle, for the purpose of asking his excel leney to urge upon 0, government the expediency and im portance of establishin; en Institute of Science and Art in Dublin similar to that at South Kensington, and for the purposeof presentin.; a memorial on the subject. His excellency expressed his concurrence in the slows of the deputation, sun promised to use his it.fluenoe in forward ing them. New QrEEN's COUNAEL.—The following gentle men have just been appointed Queen's counsel :—Mr.John Clerk, Mr. M. A. slwe, Mr. J. A. Rusell, Mr. Vaughan Richards, Dr. Retiesllev, Mr. Higgin, Mr. IL West, Mr. 11. Matthews, Mr. ingrate? Hill, Mr. Homes Lloyd, Mr. Fitz James Stephen, Mr. Holker, and Mr. Stewart. Mr. Serjcant Simon is to receive a patent of precedence. SAMSON, MOHAMMEDAN. —At Miss Heratul's reading of " Samson Agonistes" on Tuesday week, the Rey. Henry Alton, who melded, mentioned a fact illus trative of the way iu which tradition deals with ancient 1-gends. As he 'good on the site of the Temple of Gaza, two learned Musaulmans assured Mr. Alien that Samson was not a Jew, but a Blusaulnian, and that he pulled down the temple, not on the head of the Philistines, but on that of the assembled Christians who had persecuted the Mohammedana.—darneutu. WARE. PM VAIL BILL LEGISLATION._ NEETINOS OF SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES FOR THE ENSUING WEEK.—Monday, Asiatic, 3.—"Bohipuri Dialect of Hindi," Mr. Peones. Eskimo°lonised, 7. Royal Academy, B.—" Anatomy," Mr. Partridge. Tuesday, Royal Institu tion, 3.—" Faraday's Discoveries," Professor Tyndsll. Horticultural, 3.—Lecture and general meeting. En gineers, B.—" Supporting power of Piles, • Ste.," Mr. M'Alpine. Statistical, B.—" Trade with C o lou r ed Racer of Africa," Mr. Hamilton ; " English and French Budgets," Major General Balfour. Wednesday, Society of Arts, 8. Literature, lthampainitus and Game of Draughts," Dr. Birch. Thursday, Royal Institution, 3.—" Faraday's Discoveries," Professor TyndalL Chemical, B.—" Chemical Geology," Mr. Forbes. Linnean, " Characters of OfDpring of Dimorphic and Trimohici Plants," Mr. Dar. b. Royal, 14. Antiquaries, B. "Ancient British Tumuli," Dr. Thurnarn. Friday, or l.—Anniversary Meeting. Royal Institution, S.— " Macbeth and Hamlet," Rev. M. W. Mayow. Saturday, Royal Institution, 3.—" Non-Metallic Elements," Pro. lessor Roscoe. GUNNERY Ex PERTINENT'S AT SHOT/WRY/MSS. —A series of trials were made at Bhoeburynees yes. terday, for the purpose of ascertaining the range and sccurecy of the new 10-inch rifled muzzle-loader—which weighs rather over eighteen tons Eleven rounds of 400. pounds Palliser shot, with • 601 b charge of powder ; ten shells of 3901 be. weight each, with • bursting charge of 101ba. ; and ten common shells, weighing 3681 be., with a bursting charge of 321 ha., were fired. At three degrees of elevation the solid shot was thrown en extreme distance of 1,725 yards, in 4 - 6 seconds, and the extreme deflection a the eleven rounds tired was 8 . 4 yards. The Palliser shells, dischar ged by 64Ibs, of pellet powder were thrown an extreme dis tance of 1,778 yards , in 4/ seconds of time, and the ex treme deflection was only 5 . 6 yards. The greatest range made by the common shell, with • 4016. charge of powder, at three degrees elevation, wu 1,396 yards, in 4'l seconds, and the extreme deflection wits only 3'2 yards to the right. Experiments were afterwards made to test the accuracy and range of the 12-lash rifled muzzle-loading gun, weighing 23 tons 6 cwt, and having an extreme length bf 12 feet 1 inch, with nine grooves I'3 inch bread, and 01 inch deep, the spiral in creasing from 1 turn in 100 calibres at the breech end to 1 turn in 50 calibres at muzzle, or in other words from 1 turn in 1,200 inches to 1 turn in 600 inches. Its weight 23 tone &mt. 1 qr. 261 b. The gun was worked upon the plans designed by Lieutenant- Colonel Inglis and Yr. Cunningham, for traversing and training, and the practice was made with a 600th. Palliser shell, discharged by 701 be. of pellet powder, and the results were highly satisfactory. Kr. Cunning ham's gripping barrow for running heavy projectiles up to the gun, and the overhead railway and tackle, designed by him for facilitating the leading of the gun, were also with very satisfactory results. Yesterday morning Dr. Lankester received in formation of the discovery of the body of a men in the Leg of Mutton Pond, West Heath, Child's-WI, Hemostat* the hand' being tied together with cooed. The body has been identified as that of George Frederick Godfrey, • labourer of 47 years of age. It appears that the deceased has been out of employment, and while seeking for work left his wife and family ehargeable to the pariah, but being apprehended he was sent to the House of Correction for a mouth. This appeared to have affected his mind, and his prospects not becoming brighter, he was on Wietla_stin last to again appear before the magistrates en an ad gammons, but did not surrender. On Thursday a la= found on the bank of the pond by the police, and the drags were therefore used, the math be* Ike lOW el. the body. ; rY ' THE , S " A.ITITEDAt - 1 •. • • I • rill LONDON AND 3OJ:171 ws.;rizzy 4711 Tta ZWLIND IL4ILW4 In the cause of railway peace, and in the interest alike of shareholders and the publis, it iiiimportsat that whenever amicable tendencies are manifested by railway managers they should be reciprocated to the utmost. It is not encouraging, therefore, to notice the character of the reception that seems thus far to have been given to an offer which the London and North Western Railway Board has re cently made to the Midland, at the instance of and through the Midland Committee of Consultation. In the report of the Midland Railway directors • complete silence is observed with regard to the offer in question, whereas the London and North West ern directors, referring to the subject of " the abandonment of the Carlisle and Settle line and the use, in its stead, of the Lancaster and Carlisle line," say that they have made to the Mid ' land Company a further distinct offer in writing. We believe we are correct in stating that the terms offered and referred to in the report of the Midland Consultation Committee, and also in that of the Lon don and North Western directors just published, are —the Midland Company to have either joint owner ship of, or running powers over the Lancaster and Carlisle line, and the right of fixing their own rates , and fares, the non-admission of which was their I only objection to the former offers, although it was accompanied by the power of appeal to an arbi trator in case of need ; and the Midland to pass traffic over the line to the extent of 50,15001. a year. The offer also contained the basis of more extended , arrangements between the two companies, in eluding the abandonment of competing lines, where possible, and the utilisation of each other's lines instead,. As the Settle scheme will cost the Midland not leas than 2,000,0001., the interest on which at 5 per cent. is 100,000 1 . a year, the offer steno one deserving all consideration, as they will thus obtain what they require for 00,0001. a yoar, and for which otherwise they will have to pay at least double that amount annually. PARLIAMENTARY BrNlNrss IA THE EICSUISO The following orders of the day stand in the House of Cowmona book for next week : 0111EILI OF TN! DAT. Habeas Corpus busprusion ilreland) Act Continuance restiing ; Public Dep. etc:mut. (Extra Receipts) Lill—committee; Supply—committee; Wive and Sloane— C4).2111404(1. Tuesday. Industrial Saoola (Ireland) ma. Wednesday. Bank Holidays Bill—second reeding; Life Policies Nomination Bill—second reading; Compulsory Church Hates Abolition Lill—second reading. For Thursday and Friday there aro no orders of the day fixed. Sir C. Bright intends, on Monday, to endeavour to elicit from the Secretary of the Treasury whether the go vernment intend to bring in a hill fur the acquirement end working of electric telegrnphs in the linitcd King dom ; and, if so, when it will be introduced. The government Rill for the Representation of the People in Scotland will be introduced by the Lord-Advo cate on Blonday. Mr. T. Itariiig will, on Tuesday, ask the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs whether any diplomatic relations exist at present between this country and the government of Mexico ; and, if so, of what character they are. And whether her Moiety's government intend to take any measures to enforce the due execution of the conventions previously entered into between the two governments in favour of British creditors and bondholders. The two following notices of motion for Tuesday may be added to the list of those which appeared in yesterday's _ •' Viscount Enfield—Special and Common Juries.— Select committee to inquire and take evidence as to the law and practice relating to the summoning, attendance, and remuneration of special and common juries, and to report to this house as to any alterations which ought to be made therein." " Mr. Coleridge—Oxford University —ln muutitttoe of the whole house to move, Eat the chairman be directed to move the house that leave be given to bring iu • bill to repeal certain tests and alter certain statutes affecting the constitution of the University of Oxford, and the °plisses in that university." On Friday Mr. O'Beirne will mem for a select committee to inquire into and report to the house on the best means, whether by government aid or otherwise of encouraging and assisting the creation of an i n d e pendent proprietary of small freehold estates in Ireland. The three Church Rate; Bias stand for emend reading on the 11th proximo. The following are the new standini;ders whieh Kr. Dobson intends to move on Tuesday, after calling the at tention of the house to its private bill legislation: iegislotion: New Standing Orders to follow Sta nd ing Order 92. A. The committee of selection may, if they think fit, refer any private bills to the referees, instead of toe committee of the house, with power to the referees to inquire into the whole subject matter of such bills, and to report them, with or without amendments, to the home. B. A mart of referees inquiring into bills referred by the committee of selection shell coosist of not less than fear referees, of whom not less than two shall be members of this house. Repeal standing orders 93, 95, 96, and 97. Repeal standing order 131 (competition to be a ground of locus standi). New Standing Order 131. It shall be competent to the referees on private bills, if they think fit, to admit the proprietors of existing works to be heard upon their petition against a private bill re lating to similar works within a town or district served by Rion, on the ground of ateenoe of public advantage. New Standing Order to follow Standing Order 13'3. The owner of lands or other perty tote taken under the powers of a private bill shall be entitled to be lewd on the allegations contained in his petition against the preamble and clauses of such bill, or against part only of such bill, as the referees shall think fit. Standing Order 133. At the end add the words " or against part only of suds bill, as the referees shall think fit. 7 _ Standing Order 151, s. L Omit the words " The financial arrangements made or proposed by the company formed for the execution of the railway." On Monday the Marquis of Clanrieartle will call the attention of the House of Lords to the quastion of tenure of land in Ireland. We read in the Era :—" The Evening Mail news paper was disposed of by auction yesterday afternoon, pursuant to an order from the Court of Chancery. The property was put up at 1,5001., and it eventually realised 2,0001. The Mail was established in 1769, and the dirt. donde to its proprietors varied from 1,4587. in 18G2 to 8001. in 1866; its circulation averaging a little more than 3,000 each issue. The name of the purchaser did not transpire." _ _ A letter from Rome to the Hama Agency states that a monk, Father Curd, who enjoy. some reputation in Italy for eloquence, recently insinuated in a sermon that the Emperor Napoleon was acting hypocritically in the services rendered to the Holy See. A " painful sensation" was in coneequence cre►ted in Rome, and the French am bassador bad a conversation with Cardinal Antonelli on the subject. The Roman secretary of state at ones de clared that the Pope bad already administered a severe reprimand. "The recruitment effected Lest month in Russia," says the Journal de Poem, " gave 92,104 men, of whom 78,283 are from 20 to 23 years old, and 13,821 from 25 to 30. Classed according to religion, there are 82,487 orthodox, 4,644 Roman oatitoliat, 2,170 Lutherans, 1115 Dissidents, 864 Jews, 1,787 Malicesetans, and 26 Pagans. Out of the total number only 7,861 know how to reed and write. In the kingdom of Poland the recruitment, gave 10,156, thus distributed as to creeds :-8,265 °Mingles, 862 'United Greeks, 437 orthodox, 584 Lutherans, and 8 old believers ; 1,025 being able to read and write." The Okerivari Publishes s woodcut in which England, in the gnus of an astronomer, is repreeested looking through a teleseope at the star Theedore• is the far distance, and, in eonannence, never sees the wen of Fenianhan open at her feet, and into which a fall seems imminent. A letter from Rome of the Bth says :—" Rome is getting rather fuller, but not nearly so crowded so is noel at the beginning of oareiraL Loren of sosiety an din. twanged .at the paucity of balls, end an ant has been made to supply the &Using by subseriptka meetings at the Dantesque-WI, wham Mtn a week, you might fancy yourself as New York rather than Bea, so prevalent are Amorists beauties in the rooms. Mrs. Hooker's Wednesday seeidibles are the meet agreeable Minima is Born, and her rain el apartniens in the Bonaparte Paine is sdadrably adapted ger tbe re. i eusSss of her nomeree• guests. Lent 11.1 d. inns Rees toncerow with his brother, the Hen. George Villiers. as well as the Hen. Hobert Onennor, ILP., who is renter in to Entlawl to nem* his otalkaristan datim". I LIST IN1 5 1.4'1111104;101, (141 r AZ 00.11P4191 , (LIMITST),—(IIII3 DdY.) The adjourned extraordinary general meeting of pe , prietere was held en 1 'Mork at the Cru t y Termittee Hotel, Cianon-strest ; Ur. J. Thomas in the Mud:. The Onmansa expensed pewit lire, is eom sequenso 411 the nenotiatioes with the governmeat iWag completed , it would be nseemary to adjourn a. Thos ersrament bad, he mid. offered to &dream a loam of 100,00 W., oa the esaditioa that the Behar verb were mirresidered to the government. To this the bvard aseseted bat • new act of parlia ment meet be passed, to authorise the surrender. The term' of the lose had sot his. settled. The sovernment had cratinned its loan is order to enable the works to be serried ea, and no detriment would arise from delay. He otnolodost by moving an adjourn ment sine die o blob was adjourn es by Mr. A. Kssualau, M.P., sod oarital unanimously. WIATRIM ILEPORT.-(THIE4 DAY.) 5•251.1041, 11:11/WA11 15, 5 A.lll. Isle , 50, N. T. W. I V. n F. a sioa W IL I L t S. s k, .....m..— -..—..... — Nabs -- . 31.72 r 114 &W. 1 SSW. sob 0.11; 1 AltamMea.. r9.7ttr 37 W.B.W. 1 158 W. b ...051 1 LAM 33 451 4..• W. 3 &W. re 0 02; - Ardralea • V. 0.50 S , W.N.W. 3 &W. po o 030' 2 Oresamstle :Monis: S.W. 3 W.B W. 0.17. - V4ontis . - 2224 41 N.N.W. 11 8.3. W. bo 0.4311 Caps Clear 40.41 43 N.N.W. 3 &W. m 0.21' 3 IL OM. Pt 11331 Ur 41 N.W. I N.W. Os 0,30 3 Ureepool 3..04, 45. W.N. W. 3 SA W. 47 to 05: 3 Holyhead 30.0 - . r 43 W.N.W. 5.3 W. 0 010. - rettmom 30.113 45 24. W.B. W. or 0.13' 3 Brut 30.16f 3- &W. 3. W. a 4 Lortem 30.20e 31 &IL S. a 3 Roebeloti 3O lett 34 L. I I. b- . 2 ?Mound& 1 3 ,1 112 40i Z. W. rim 0.00 1 Wsmnomb !30.13/ 47 W.3.W. W. ma 0.01. 3 123Manostb 130.1 i sl. B.W. W.S.W. 0 0.01 2 Losaus i3o la 4$ W.B W. W 3. W. or - Yormontb Si uo I t 44 W.& W. I B.W. o 8 Siszlonselbiti Mr 4t W. &W. Oa -. 3 Mdse.. .5111.1541. 01. N. W. M.N. W. 0 2 SLudesus :3362.40, 1 W.S.W. 8.5.& e — i 3 Brussels '30.17 411 SW. - - o —I . Paris '30.13 3.1 N.W. 1 - b Stralbuurg 1— 35 S.W. 3 - b— - Lyons 30.40 3.4 N. - - b 1 - Baroinoter corrected and today/a to 32 des. at aea lereL Tha letter. r I s (steady), indicate direction of andion•d the mercur) within last II hours. Thermometer exposed In shado. Ifstreme force, with its direction derlag Wet U hours I.—eaten. Weather: b. hive sky c. - dead' (detached): L fog h.--hall 1.-112htaitig : —Welty (tm) a—overcast (dull); r.—rain; e.—enow ; t. —thao.ler. snow or hall ,raelted), dorlsot Leas 24 hours. Boa ollstarbance, MOAWsrill. 71-/11D91. OA Y. ws arelims. IA tto• Stook lb oitange today the transactio ns show a peepondsavisea el selssond the tone°, neatly all the narkstsisuntavourable. It is intieipstal tints farther large amount of gold will be taken from the Bank for the Onttinsat daring the next few days, in addition to as ty supplies that may come to hand from AIM trails and the West Indies. Consols openechat a trilling improvement, but stock ha. sinus been freely offered, and the present quotation is per amt. lower than yes terday. Foreign Bonds ase.^.lao worse, especially Egyptian, Turkish, and Spanish. Railway securities however, meet with inquiry, sal some of them ex hibit afresh advance. Colonial Government de bentures, as well as banking, Snannisl, and 'miscel laneous shares, are inactive. There is a fair demand for money, partly in connection with a largo amount of Australian paper, which will arrive at maturity during the next few days. The rate for choice bills is 1# to 3 per cent. Short loans on English go vernment securities are obtainable in the Stock Exchange at 1 per cent. Consols are quoted 93 to 1 for money and the account (March 5), and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 931 to Railway stocks are in request, and a rise of 1 to percent. has taken place in Metropolitan, Great Western, Loudon and North-Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Caledonian. Annexed aro tho ' quotations :- Metropolitan, 1118 to g, with divi dend ; Great Western, 401 to 471 ; Londonand North Western, 1191 to 1; Midland, 107; to ; Lan caiihire and Yorkshire, 127 g to g; Caledonian, fl to 781 ; South Eastern, 73/ to g; Great Eastern, 30 to 3 ; Great Northern, 108 to 109 ; ditto A, 1091 to 1101; London, Chatham, and Dover, 19 to 1 ; North British, ati to 35i; Brighton, 461 to I ; Berwick, 1051 to 1061 ; York and North Midland, 931 to 901 ; and London and South Western, to 86, ex div. Foreigm stocks are still offered, and the changes in prices are in an adverse, direction. Egyptian of 1864 and tho Viceroy's Loan have declined f to per cent., owing to the prospect of a new loan ; the former are at 83 to and the letter at 752 to 76f. The reduction in most of the speculative kinds ranges from to 2. Turkish of 1853 are quoted 63 to 64 ; ditto of 1862, 611 to 62, 1 , ; ditto of 1865, 32i tog ; Chilian of 1367, 874 to 88 ; Portuguese scrip, Ito If prem. ; Spanish New Three per Cents., 33; to 361; Italian of 1861, 43g to ;, 1 ; Mexican, 15 to 10} ; Russian of 1866, 89 to ; Peruvian of 1365, 75/ to 762 ; and Brazilian of 1865, 742 to 751. Indian stocks are maintained at yesteri!ey's prices. The Five per Cents are at 1111 to 1121 ; the Four, 1013 to ; and tho Bonds, 355. to 40s. prem. Exchequer Bills are 4s. worse, at 15e. to 20s. prem. American securitieshave been dealt in to a rate ext;:nt. The 5-20 Bonds are at 71} to 72 ; showing a decline of f per cent. ; Erie Railway shares, 49 to 1, being I better ; and Illinois Cen tral, Ba - sto 891. Atlautiz. Cable shares are quiet. Anglo-Atatrican, 19e1 to ex div. ; and Atlantic Telegraph per Cent. Preference, 5 1-16 to 3-IC. Telegraph Construction show a decline of as., viz. to 121 to 13. Bank shams present no movement. Lonann nd Westminster are called 67 to 69; Union of London, to 34k; Anglo-Austrian, 3i to I prctu. ; London and Brazilian, 30 to 23 die. ; Imperial Ottoman, to dis. ; and Consoli,lated, 2to prem. The shares of the fnancial companies are with out variation. General Credit, 2i v, 4 dIS. ; Cre dit Foncier, 7 to 61 dis. ; International Finan cial, 21 to 1i die. ; and London, 24 to 2 - 2 dis. A few dealings have been recorded in miscella neous shares. Hudson's Bay are 2s. 6d. lower, at 14i to .. National Discount r.re quoted 6to prem.; and Egyptian Trading, 42 to dia. Owing to the absence of a . ..l:vile' from Australia, and to a very small supply of bills on Paris, a slim of 106,0001. in bar gold was withdrawn from zhe Bank yesterday forabroad, betides .50,000 sovereigns for Alexandria. One muse of the alai is tinuersu:od to be the receipt of large supplies of foreign stocks from carious parts of the Continent. in c.imequenee of the recent rise in this market. Pace.. ma for wheat and preparations for :he new Frer.eh Lu.in hare probably also tended to increase the for bullion for abrciad. Now York telegrams report the shipment of 75,000/. in gold fur Europe. The amount of A cstraiian gold known fa be at sea is 344,500/, of s Lich the greater portion is now due. The Australian, from Port Phillip for Lan des, with 1%,300/. in gold, and the Lightning, from Geelong, with 18,500 i., were spoken with on the llth tit. by the Star of Peace, the arrival of which was announced on Tuesday. No alteration of importance occurred yesterday afternoon M the foreign exchanges The rates were as follows : dmsterdius, 3 mean; 11.191 to 11.191 1 ; Milo, short, 11.174 to 11.181 ; sus, 3 mouths, _ll. Di to 11..191 ; Antwerp, 3 mouths, 23.r...1 to 25.334 ; Inasals. 3 months, 25.374 to 25.374 ; Hamburg sad Alloon.3coosiths. 13.94 to 13.91•• Berlin. Wogs% net 3 risonths, 6.73:4 to 8.27 Bt. Petersburg, 3 rgoatbs,72} . l". 321 Pm* saart.2s.lo to 25.20; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.24 tom ; Msmeilbss, 3 mouths, 25.N4 to 25.:Z4 ; Proaddomomeho3tme., 11 mouths, 110/ so ; Vienna, 3 mouths, 11.1r24 to 11.974 ; Thee" 3 months, 1L2124 to 11-9 , 74 mouth 481 to 48j ; &mitaador 3 mouths, 486,0 48$ 0.. t 3 mont h s, s 484 to 4144; &m illi,Smooths, 484h:6484; lialsgs, 3 mouths, 484 to 434 ; Ptionsio.3lstootho. 48a NAN; Bor. Wens, 3 months, 4 44 to 4/11 g Missio. 3 masa", 481 so 484; Borogosek 3 months. 484 to 484; Legbork, 3 months, 29.391 to 29.40 ; Gomm. 3 mouths. 24.30 to 29.40; Naples, S months, 29.30 to 30.40 i Pala% 3 months. 29.30 so 26.40; ltemliso. 3 mouths. 21130 to 19.40 ; Lisbon, 90.days' do*, 514 to 514 ; Owls. lb slays' dote, 514 to 511. At Pixie the rate of discount in the open market is now 1i per cent; linessals, 2 ; Hamburg and Frankfort, 2} ; Amsterdam, 3; Baffin, 31; Vienna, 4 ; Turin, 5 ; and St. Petersburg, 8 per cent. The Madras Railway Company have paid into the Treasury at the India Office the sum of 435 ? 0001, on account of the new IRIS of share capital. The Committee of the Stock Keelungs have decided'that Metropolitan Denney stock shall be quoted in the official list "ex interim dividend," bat, owing to the legal cemplications in ocreesrion with the affairs of this omapemy, many of the demises stM pianist in refusing tetranseet business in the stock with the dividend cif, and conse quently most et the dealings today wan 'eighth* dividend to bepaid to-morrow. la this eau= the dssi hope*" avoid any difficulties width might c=l/ arise , in the future, in the meat et aided in the Court of Oheneary thenthe ier tent diridead has been improperly &c -lam half-yearly meeting of the Dinienham Manisa) Dock Company will be held en the 2ffik inst. Anal coat of the London Amok* One~ will ea be heldear&d on thelli th of Munk whose le /he einted vmsling et the North nail 10 . =di, b um : l 4=A belt= ea etteemmat to the Sith. The enabler, meeting at thelleglialumillileoliiii Mein* Imentee Oampivradmilealt mitmated for the Ilet fare The ordinary meth( et taw Lovas sad Be. Imam Lend sad Clompsair vii be UM on the** * the deiPsetle t tin a dividend. dm. • $3 Subjolised .are. the goirigtieie al kwerneste, gas, and dock shares, se given ti Ire Stuck Exchgage list of lasi evening : 1 /%111 . I Militta astat c a; DM plebe In. Apyratifj, : !Amnon via= matfte, ; Mae , Mew (Limited), 4j. Gediget and Coke—Bombe, (Lhaitedi, 616 , • Ditto NOW, ; City liestew Gee, Ite ; Coetleeelal Union 134 Ireperlel Clandeestal, 65 ; Banff Con. INID•11, ; Winsmieeter Oluinered, 42i. Docks— sad West Laois, IAI 4 ezUv. ; Londe* and At. Retharine, 49160, ex die. ; Southampton, fn. According to some of the Paris advisee, the new French loan will be ientiod at 67f. 50c. snaking of the 75c. price 68f. 25c., includin g th e Marc h coupon It is proposed to consolidate the State debts of the Bey of Tunis into a 6 per cent. stock, and a commission has been established in Paris with this object. The 20th inst has been fixed for the commencement of the conversion. Fiernse ivieure. Consols, which closed yesterday at 9n to both for money and the 6th of Mar* opened this morning at the same quotation, and cloud at 931, "buyers." The Three per Cents. Bedewed sad New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 93j to t. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Congo* fee money, 931, , , • ditto, for account, 93f, ; Three pee Cents. Bedewed, 931, ti ; New Three per Cents., 93;!, g • Red Tea Telegraph, 1911 Bank Stock, 249 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 112 f, 112, 12f ; ditto Four per Cent., 104, k ; ditto Four per C en t. " minced" rupee paper, 87t ; ditto Five per Cent. Rupee Debentures, 1882, 104 ; ditto Bonds, 355. to 40s. prem. Indian Government securities were steady. Exchequer Bills were fiat, at 18e. to No. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal change was • fall of I to 2 per cent. in most of tho Egyp tian bonds, owing to the statements published this morning with respect to a contract having been entered into by the Viceroy for a new loan. Tho Railway debentures and Nine per Cents., how ever, declined only about 4.. The Viceroy's Loan wu dealt in as low as 75,;., being 2 worse, but after wards recovered to the last price of yesh!rday. Spanish New Deferred and Brazilian of I tikis also fell ; Peruvian of 186. - s. t ; ; and Spanish New Three per Conte., 1-16. Italian of 1861 were exceptionally firm, and rose I. The shares of the financial companies were quiet, but General Credit rose Ze. 6d. to fie. Prices were quoted as follows :—lnternational Financial, 2 to 1t die., ex div. : General Credit, 2k to k din., ex div. ; Credit Fonder, 7to die: ; and London, 24 to 22 die. AENAIL& A decrease In barometrl;7pren urn has continued from yes terday afternoon at the southern and routnc +nom stations out a rise in Scotland and Ireland Is shown line* last c‘ertlin, amounting to nearly threatenthe of en loch on the sate: a cost Lf I relo tad. The different°, in readings between Shudesnaen and yons is large: it amounts to nineientlia. Freiman in acne Wends bare become more easel. The temperature has diminished on our north and west coasts : the diminution has Leon conaidereble In Scotland. Sines yesterday afternoon a south westerly gale arose on our western coast, but this morning it btu moderated, and the wind has ',sod to north.westwart on our Channel roar wind is soutnweeterly. KW is ''portal om the west coast of Ireland. Lein oat Won oreroet i whilst mist and fog are prevalent In the seath•west. Herr Joachim will appear, for the first time this masa; at next Moaday's Popular Coseerts. - - The President of the Royal Society, General &blue, hes sent out cards foe two evening receptions, which ore to be held on the 7th of March and the 26th of April. The annual meeting of the Geological Society will be held at the apartments of the society in Somer set-house, on Friday, 21st February, at 1 o'clock. The President will read as addrees. sad the Fellows will elect their ofilimin for the year. The annual festival of the Hospital for Sick Children will take plus next Wednesday, when the chair will be occupied by the Archbishop of York. Galignani announces the death of M. Lon Foucault, of the Institute and Paris Observatory. M. Foucault wu a acientille contributor to the Journal du Delors. M. PmosFParndol concludes an obituary notice of the deceased anent in these words :—" Let as hopo that the darkness has now disappeared, and that his soul, which thirsted for truth, is bathed in light. It the noble and ingenious curiosity which was the vivifying lire of h:s life, and gave a never-ending charm to his conversation, is now entirely satisfied, he has received hie reward." The funeral was attended by Marshal Valliant, General Marie, Etienne de Beaumont, Pro rost-Paradol, Emile!Oririer, kr. The Turkish journals announce the death of Darbohor Beschid Pasha. He was the last Pasha sp. pointed by the late Sultan ',Alimony]. Though he filled the alike of War Minister three times, and that of girder Ekrem twice, he was unable either to read or wrik.. • TIMINICAL EDUCATION. —A preliminary confer ence on the 'abject of technical education was held at the ogees of the Working Men's Club and Institute Union, Strand, on Friday night, the Earl of Lichfield in chair. At ths req nest of the chairman, Mr. C. Symons moved • resolution, averring that the question of the technical education of British workmen danands the attention of all classes, but that no action on the subject could be to o nz ii le i r which does not embody the opinion of the @lessee themselves, and which is not based upon the epeeist information which they alone an give. Oit.r resolutions were also agreed to with the Slaect c! giving 'Heat to this view of the question. &luso' Doscorzar or AlrbruNrrtor orrros Gasworis.—At a late hour on Thursday night • parcel, containing twelve bell cartridges and twenty-three perms dos caps, was found secreted under some grass ty the towing-path of the Surrey Canal, and near the South Me tropolitan Gasworks, Old Kent-road. It appears that fcs. several weeks past extra watch has been kept, both day and night, by the police, in consequence of • communica tion having been made that it was the intentios of o body of Fenian, to ire the place. The ammunition was banded over to the police, and yesterday Inossppeecctor Digby, of Ow B division, conveyed the same to -yard. Di•TH FROM TSi IGNITION OF • LINIMENT. —A singular but melancholy owe was disclosed yesterday at the Liverpool coroner's court. Peter Breen, an old into troubled with rheumatism, bad obtained a colourless lini. meat, which on Sunday last he gave to his wife and caked her to rub It upon one of his hips. She poured some of the liquid upon her bands, and after Tabbing her husband for some time, In order to increase its efficacy eh* warmed her hands at the fire. The liquid on her bands Mama ignited and she was very actively burned. Her husband approached to render ber asaistance, and the liquid upon his hip became ignited also, his elotbes were Ia mid, sad he sustained such serious injuries that be died in the Northern Hospital on the following Thursday. A verdict of " Accidental death" was returned. No evidence was given as to whines the rubbing mixture had been ob tained. A PUBLIC DANGER llf PICCADILLY.—We hal/0 IC can the attention of those whom it may eminera to the present date of the lofty well separating the courtyard of Burlington-beam from Piccadilly. The wanton angle of this wall hes been taken down, so that the tie which it has torso many years formed is broken. The stractert thus exposed in motion is on the move, or, to speak with more precision, has visibly moved towards the street, and now overhangs its boas by as mime as its own respectable thick men That the fact has not escaped the attention of those in charge of the works is evident from the presence of two strata, not mere casual props, but struts formed with a care that seems to contemplate their maintenance for tome emisiderable time. In fact, the wall is now Las. ing on these props, and, if they ware suddenly re moved, would in all probability fall oa the foorpeth.—Tho "data. THE FENIAN ATTACK ORTHR MARTELL° TOITIOL Om of the artillery soldiers, named Hickey, who wee in charge of the Martell* Tower in Cork harbour when the Fenian party attaoked it in December. hes been tried by ,sort-inertial, convicted of disobedient, to orders and me with m! ofd abour uty. and eentensed to Si days' imprisonment hard l. RITUALITY AND MONUMENT IN THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND.—Yesterday awing a sesame eti bald at the Queea's Costear‘roosa, for the purpose of reasidering the pa sad pelieles the church of England in referees* Se dimellies esti alastaill dam. The large room was dumb esewded, aweepst these pressat bekte lame ambers of oweepilleal: MN sad le= eaaneeted will that easel of were abs is Ihe and away diery"Q ITV, Le g to the hie Aura and porde% sew as part ia ths eessaap itohylad as 00 m• disapproval of soon very pr broad staisseests. of whisk may were awls daring the orsolag. TaS lam Cams Thong.—. 4 zammerielodgasti by &beat 1,000 el the pdasipal kails4 prepisters is the cda ta dietriete of beim& I:Si ealtbdeswil se Otheell of that& . ISM folfilial the sad shall* is shoat Is be ruse is the immanent The seameleliste probes► spinet iatetisseeee with this iraporasat lode es me essaary. The diseases referred to Is the eriey viw., Ow mouth and foot disease sad pleareeissearath a l e t ► 4lthe. sad she arab aad let to their experienoe, ef • to a tße in the u mmi abee• sane presorthed ia the order the el theth weld, in leek theme sad* slop th e est* tai. FATAL ACCIDENT IN TITS Elmira TIMM. Oa Tuesday wee*, Abraham Poem, • YiwitgaS wale =l:6Maybe the thee Math of Warp' hem to Weehoseepesa toad. lama be wee easebei then sattha that br. • tei n zereie. As bath Agrees* M. wee bead is es. both sad balefully aislibesa. tha law* wee beid Tkanday el the Oewpar Arm, ea • verde% d " Ambilaid Dwelt" was-4malmnifialsr4Ableal. MINIM-(TIILS DAY.) o'Cr.oett. The mining market is quiet to-day, and prices show no movement of importance. Annexed are the quotations :—Prince of Wales, to ; North Crofts, 2 to 21 ; Great Vor, 19 to 29; Stray Park, 34 to 44 ; New Lovell, Ate ; Weer Drake ; C'ifford, 6 to GI; Wok Caradon. 10 to 11; li . F.eal Seton, S 5 to 86; East Basset, 11 to 12 ; Drake wall's, to ; West Chiverton,',6G to 67. Foreign and colonial mining shafts are inac tive, at the following prices :—St. John del Bey, 20 to 22 ; Don Pedro, 2I to prem. ; Anglo-Brari lian, par to prem. ; Pestarena, = die. to par ; Chontalea, dis. to par ; ltossa Grande, par to prom. ; Anglo-Italian, par to I prom. ; United Mexican. 1} to ; Frontino and Bolivia, 7, to I ; Port Phillip, 1 b-16 to 7-16 ; Centel American, die, to par. Thu subjoined re:mrt on the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. von Dadels:en North : The metal enarktt is without any material improve ment. Badman is by no meano active; end it appears that operators and tousnmem otin dLioolioe4 t. imy beyond their immeoiote re.; ui rum. bts.. Inert—Tr.de in Wide' and Steffon:s:ii:e ri-suitins dull. and we do not see tog proleets of nn cement. Prices on. eh:weed. Scotch mensir, efeeely at 7.21. C.l. coals. Comm—English innnufactural has given rty a trifle, orders hoeing been bookid for 1111 , ai...ay sheet... neat 'elect awl tonb are. if anTelting. a tittle 1,-cer, ands:.g. teapectively; arm, ; "Wolloras, ; c;9l. '''r. Tin has I ten alliAlitf t.t, Tut day or two, an the marker bAs reeetieol Jae. 'nem arc- oel!srs of Straits at. RN., c .th ; alio Ora! TOWN was reported al this Twice, a rueratha prumot. Eneli..n :in a little &ruler. he 'iliabir.rl the market is meetly at :df., :put ; for I.4tca, .37:f.. ex wit. Tin plate' bare c.nd,:izone ro :flange. Lead.—The ket is ateady, it ; for good soft Erclieb LK, 191. FrA. Spelter. —A large sale is report:eel be halo 1,.n mule sub rota, but par sabre kept metes. We .Note sp>t, Loudon, "IM. Specials Leis,:,,.. ;in wmportr. from zul. I'4. to 21/., tooardirig to ; V eizil 5.,1... In.. ; tehijan, from 19/.los. to LT. rs_ COMMERCIAL A NNA MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The met is craft. 'Town ; Peters. bun T. r. cn the mot, Vt. ; apt to Starch, 4;:.5. to ; March. 41N. IL; Contaitsn to Dumber, 43a ar. to Vs. Gd. Stasszz.• .A.r.m.ammry..--Ilaarn. 4fl'a. %I.; fat 11 411 1 MV2::- EA.; yeikm t.uwsn , near. r.t : melteal stye, Ws.; rouzln Etzat, 3141.;; imams. Ms..; tool arcs, dr. Lwsports far the week UMMINIS 11¢0 .134 @mita. gIITYRFIELD HAY }ThiIIIST.—fTECIS DAY.,') Mr. (Mew Zunis Laws meow tale slow the foll • 3owieg ;prim% .:—Paine inaulkow bon ibe. te Mit. ; Ulterior ditto. Mr. w 7.40. ; doom,. ak Mo. b Mae. ; edema if.tte. Mo. WOOL ; minor, Ws- to Mo. COVMST CM .Dl Dar) Balk faurthes faqrsts sad hairs supplies azwarny fi ktfilefeat for Mr_ acsiassf. Vida as ezonpriasof plod pas ca s ' which rwe now beensist mem oast lot ea fiaadbkss an Deane sod lit , urre Raw& reasille amazes for oaionsa U. kid a jorfersion. 4Nadif. cheotaalt fn.- plant ing realise about Ms. sea itaralh bawl arks Se Oak log Iga par bushel Potatoes ham sat anarre.l wa rhea okasour hit wort. Flowers ditty moist elf d• jag cyclamens. Chime primulas,. pallanosfusse. !Apia .ttsk arty tam hyackilaaaskaastisis sails AIM 1/21.71T =Lparlatitot.lbtoto k Ff 'A. is esspoodportb OOM* LAMP. Fr 100., 46 to NO Osipft, aro, volt% SO to Tit I eirjr.perdbr., !tab! This Apples, per ,Ifh II els Chestnuts. war Umiak . Ai 11s 'and& tyambegiaLlas tans asedleiniasse Hs., Ss Sr le may, SD tolls l s =kiLLloo.ts Sole Heel wan. Se is Cletkeen, reedlee. Cameo, per easel. OH Sell Ceisreoperbsseie. le We SH Cueusbenondk. Jibe Os KWh% prime. Is to Si ase SEW.. Wk.. SI Herts. per kends. Peel Horn Befeekpkbeart AMOS Leeks, per leads,Sa Seed Lances, per des., Is XABLIOI. - I. 1 1 /111..gehtiodk. 111 1„ Molbroomedr. pelt, Is ft 11)5 1 ettimo. Prrbrat• al 6° ' i rsnistrt. pot dor, Ott I ors. rainiry, per hawk le abed rellioot. York Rime 411 i. OM =a to leis -- socks. dot. /Mt •to =I !hikes, LlOotto Ms Other souto,llll stoles game, p. posit to Sher ft Oil !tre o k per foolko.= I /int" pas book *I WA Tim LANs Arrestunn Mumma nt Crmenur orzu..—On steho Royal Free Desylisil, OThes-inie ma, this sessralog, l 4 J. D. Hill, cm of tirs ofei .an yobs madam vase's ass De ussa Debi= fe,eoffeeseg Irma Irmo& be So Diem leaded by ide elk misfebof u s " be is improving, Den\ at promatsasgalssaa et &ass. Tams) listcssn.—Ths treats mouldsed llailmi smamiled,, for Os meth = 4 Paremi ll" aralralaho. 60 65 1Veas sad be tho eammaidiag wok of big yen, an 12,911 ado. In 647,2741, as Menem of Infiaßmandat YOWL TM gram madsle on the tallneetag 14 newels an in ewi tt=ht. oft tt mem, ta !SINK Ini . owl for an 4,l6omites MS.4lo tha l e tosietiez wake, V W. i lem en ease of 277 miles anti et 5,4011. the Oros% BMWs amounted be ; as the Mesh thesions and W WI.; on Go Cheat Wiaarn to 851. an dm SWAM and raetallas to %De ; a pia Evadea sad Noldi-Westerntoldiat; the sad Bon* Omet tot= ; anti. Dride lga Z =l; l inlemi to RAIL on the least to MI es the Math Brim fa 1/161.1 and an the iealh 1111111111 M =a-4dd. 10,7371.; hiat trais _watt i ts 1,7651., tho dome* set 110_016sibeibe seei Barth British. 1.793 t ANIMA Weld lterthme. Ea the Nessiedmr. having the Mares* al theno, Orlift and Wm& hada es Sass sitemist sa d f a , t h e wok ell 111137 • imassio The remise Ise Niumote. l it Wi t = n tt tal k*. °Lin mills is 4 , ,b#24 • • • • I .• • • 1.1 •••• : .• I • II • g• .11 I 4 . • • • • • • • • ' ,