The Express. — London, England, 1862-02-24 00:00:00

sorry for LAW INTELLIGENCE.. strork, awl then be struck in return. He was THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 24, 1862., SHARE LIS72.—(THIS DAY.) BRITISH POSSONIONS. ' MONEY MARA strikingg the tracer. -- 0 .-.....- lik I Pd I I.ULWATO. Idi urda ming prior Wee to-day, (THISDAY.) Mr. TW• 411 -Bat you annoyed the audience. II Saty. to Ipr Prisoner-I am sorry for it. Will you look over It this 'OI,OO E. 1* sal Atisrate•st.lawssasa 57 70 i-is AO-- ... time ? The railway market is rather dull. In most of s h 1 :3 llegtilestaistelsA lee let Business on the Stoc ARCHES COURT. Mr. Burnham told him his conduct was d;ograceful, sad the leading descriptions a fractional decline "sit au Bab . aiiisieraiii. sl 11 II - '• MUIR; AND ILEVIEWII. ' he must pm) , • fine of Di. or go to prison for ten days. has taken place. London and North- Is ill Do. Prthinike• 8 .. a very extensive scale 1 again improved. Brit NO IN Bal2.,Brann.dOottseleh (Before De. Liashlngton.) MINES.—(ThrIS DAY.) Western stock is 'now quoted 96 to I, spa. Bds., Au& I,IXI show a less favoumhlo Midland 131 i to 1 • Lancashire and Yorkshire, wiscroodboner.lSLH. 80 U -ii '.ic cirri. ' , Or TUB JUDGII BROMOTED BY TIM lii.tl. J. • 1071 fo r l ; Great Western, 701 to 711 ; South I: 1, r, , Do. oo. igyo 1, l i e ff ler s : o. o 4 : - Bourse prices have rea FLIDALL r. TIM ItEr. H. B. vilLsOlt. Two o'Cwex._ At Paris this m( Eastern, 841 to 861 • Caledonian 106 to Great sau °m en u s & h . g ee k ee .,, 6 66 la. - Renter's telegram, th : the &foldout, comniencol his orpiment against the ad- r d demand for most descriptions of shares. East 57e t o 58 . so 12 Ceylon, m ii f i ltur oral - - Si 100 &Awn - were quoted 70fr., b mi.obility of the articles of indictment this morals,. aradou are quoted 30* to 31 • Cook's Kitchen Poreign shares are rather dull. Lornbardo-Vene- so 100 gad Indian on Saturday. lie contended that M., articles were wrong by the NISI 301 to 311 ; Marke Vey, 101 ' to • • Tincroft, 91 tisn are quoted 11 to 1 prom., and San Paulo Ito SO 511 Do. Jubbnlpore - - - IN all Do. 41 p. et. Detest MI 101 ~f pleaing, for they were too vague and too to * ; East Carn Brea, 10 1 to 1•, W heal Ludcott, The India Five per Ist, and, morever, from that vagueness and laxity 2 j to 31 ; East Basset, 47k to 521 ; Great Whal g.Grand Trunk of Canada tock marks 251. ORDINARY ULNAS AND STOCKS. IN all Do. 6p. ot. NANA lol} 1021 IN all Do. dn. do. NUN 102 tea - - being now quoted 1061 a followed that no legal evidenee sons admissible Fortune, 151 to 16 ,• and Wheal &ton, 121 to 123. e. I pa I iimmAirs. I meat Feiss I se!etee.4e, I s t 1 , 1 .:: :: ,.. 2 4 1, 7 0 . . it:i 1:1 1 i t 1 . 06 .4 Consols are o ffi cially upon them. The articles were Overleaf in subotanee, for if Foreign and colonial descriptions have been •-• I l 8" " w • l '' 'Pi mo all Do. 43 per et. Prat - and 931, i, and } for I very word in them were proved ho legil ee ideoce, mill that little dealt in, and are without change. Mariquita .11 . t r e : Wm Wel. alltellivat 72 8 - IN as Dansc.Tref.B 9.0.8 e 63 63 - 115 all DA 5 per cit. MUM 42 46 48 Si quotation is 931 to , oridosa would not support a charge npon which the court shares have hanged hands at / ills., and United a a u im a d i a ma . -, .. ms IN 01l Do. 7 amok 1001 45 46 64 of March. The ofil could convict. The usual mime iu these casee,where some- Mexican at 81 and 1. us an MINNA, Tye -. -si ••• BM all Do. do. MT.- 33 40 - thin was said to be wrong in the ecclesiastical The following remarks aro from the weekly cir- a IN 1 . 13 ° 14 „,,, 0 ," 14 :r 1 1., 62 "... e s r 4 . 6 U. all De. din -UHL ~ 38 40 - follows: Bank Stec' la 100 dreg ladle& reelosala 1001 101 1014 1 body, was to refer to acknowledged authorities to show cular of Mews. Webb and (leach : •N. 109 t.al•doolea - 10 12 Do. New ir pm - Reduced, 931, 1, 1 .. what was the sound state of that body, sad Business has been rather quiet this week with the excep- N e s t Cork and 8and0n...... ii 7 IN. Re ca. IL *lags& I d t dr et o . 1 1001 100 93k, 1, 1 ; India what were to be regarded as Gigue of disaffection. But he did not intend in the ilrfeoce of Mr. Wilma to quote any to of to of these great authorities to the mod fur which they were i p t ,,,d a t favour rei" • MiDe.' u-uall,i referred to, for lie thought there was matter suffl• sorer,, o f k E wait in the iudictrneut itself to obtain the judgment of the mines to . thange, which have been largely dealt in on s ' and continue to meet with much from i.. • certain portion of the public who pre s suceeen. og st. in mioes with limited liabi li ty. The great N John del Rey has caused many new foreign ' U. be placed on the market, and apparently with .. 1114 Arno British mines there his been • slack de- N. c oat in favour of the defendant. The proceedings as ., . . . . . tad inquiry egil. for muumuu mines, b ut a goon MIUSSIII2 in this eau differed from the still pending CYO of the for those in the di v id en d li st. letup of Salisbury against Br. Williams. Mr. Feudal The aPPeAmI is this "le a l t her as a voluntary Prc 486619 * gold workings of the and in the nth article he sold, as the Bishop had also said. 14.1 the book had passed through nine editions. It was OFH• Co a gslir that 9.010 clergymen should have signed • mead t;ww.t the Wok, awl that amongst the number was to 4 11 1 : all :Do. • • ********** i iiiiiiiii .... - 1.0 Da a 1 p.a. to mitten so all 'Dublin wed ae ram. 61 is .rosa.a MAIL I 40 1 1aeles• Dundial =ellei ld It 50 201 ... - - Ti - N. 1 11 :0 • 11 liasiera Otis% Most • 61 56 1 26.41. 07 8 1 It ddid desdk lls. Nooks 37 AO - - wed Oftlere 93 96 remarkable results which have attended the Il e• 100 t=r 4,6 1 10 1, ' 00 i lei Com Pally in Wales hav V e igm enonu and CI te all Ilea* wed •17 1 8 8 Alm - - ogau Mining el. iss ul eeme aa. wow . 101 108 the formation IS IS *ea Neellieleselimed - - Of a new undertaking, called th ri etat Clogau Gold Z . 1 gl a r, lir r um r oolo. lgt igt Mining Company (Limited). The object is to work N. OMB f tillipoLispeldll 134 186 - - - - _ - - - - a grant of a portion of the St. David's lode in the a t . ! or Oa ns, a s ta wow aged ltt Mg, Tat - 1 00 0 Ds. au ~.009, 1 907 2 ll du 7 141 1 70 1 5. gl os sa : Dw drs ug s : atige" ao. Pl773 .77.wnot.. N M sstwr all 100 all IL 1 00 . Do. do. 78 wt ~. DO. Ol p.M.Bda,p th ly a .ti -. . Oust. 44 pee 100 96 _ - 92 Le. 10• n op:. q t .? a. s w... por a. 100 101 vs 95 - - - - - - - so I sit D'i . b 4 per wet. do, , - 91. MS Kelb.Oorp.Op. @Lama .. .- 19 N. Brusewloka Caw& dam • rep. at. 5 T W De. do. Lad do. 6 7 * all De. do. II esp. do. 4 6 111 all Do. do. Lead do. 4 6 44. 150 Wade ... - - -. Mk 102} 102 -' $0 16 Dm eunlaab all I. do. - - 10 - per Cent. Stock, 1( Cent, Debentures, 264. 3ee prem. ; Five r annta. paper, 102, 1 ; Ce , , 1071, 108, 10 20s. 17s. prom. ; ;flit There has been lase d prices are rather Spanish descriptions. quoted 841 to 85, the for that of 1858 b e found cal Gee voluotary promoter of •• suit clogslN. 1 De.1ad.81.7104.g.09.e * 98 - • bk to } prem. Sa Clogau mountains in Merionethshire. It is hoped N. 1 D e la,,,,oau aL ese 87 50j • - 10 1 lAalted.Serle 4 4*6 - 11 ,, the Preaviet. The tiller oo the Pert of the Bishop Mat this will produce as much gold as at the neigh- 111 . 100 Leamildrelb Toelloldlo 1874 1012 1071 1I I —ltalian Five per Is. He London end 111setwall 60 OS Nde.bury in Isetitutiog proceedings could be well asters batwing Vigra and Clogau Company's mine, where le He Ls .. Cs ," la ea 1 1 2 25fr.) ; Moorish S a•d - charity eowente the auppolsol offeuder,the hope that the yield is stated to be upwards of 11 lb. of pure 02, HO loocioo, Do, 46 AT - DMILIT7I7II STOCKS. so ihing that might he win:l;in what he had written might gold per day. Whatever opinion may be enter- it, oto rootomi ns. *mom oski. NI MR 06 2 Na I Mt. II 9200a5. Irel 0 . N a m 1 gal a Three per Cents., 6 - - - is a later edition he retracted, the danger to the char* tamed with respect to the extent and remunerative al', Lee aseam6=wales, M 102 _ mom !N . oatiorla.osaJoaaralo 1110 lee 104 - Four-and-a-Hall pc: from • pomp in his high posittoo instituting sad capabilities of the gold deposits in Wales, it is oar - N 01l Lositosawriatlanshi - - _ KM Bt. Nodolk4p.a.Netaileet. V* Id 07 - Th ree per Corte, KM It N. tp.A.Jas.thily 164 - ... -, _. all Do. swil • isslalas 9 11 folng is such a wait, the possible and almost tam that the shares of the Vigra and Clogau Mine o k a l a m. Aid Jaa a aa esi a •.•.. N. somas II eat. 40. et too --•- Passive, 20, 191 ' , K....a! tlialtaltaato of the flock if, io 88 unguarded me- am at an enormous premium, and that the last le ail awanatss 7 16 1 meat, the shepherd should be found to have made a fells dividends declared are about IR/ per cent, upon the :1• 4 . r i t °Br t e ;;. - • - '''''• • /2 1 * I t " " I 1.: movrtuent. All there things might call for the exercise ci capital. The capital of the East Clogau Company it us De, MIL& Ding lOl 102 great .-..re oo the part of the Bishop of Salisbuly in taking is 60,0001., in shares of 11. each. is all Md. 04. We. are.) - any step in the matter. But the rime was At Greet ltetallack Mine meeting on the 19th inst. the r oo w all s ille owmoko llsal sea comae _. ... s o t the case with the voluntary promoter. If the book were as bail as it was described to be, s - Dm share was made. why were two years allowed to elapse before an attempt dividend o f ib, td . per a we (1.1042,0 Clifford Amalgamated Mines on the 19th inst. declared a ls. Leo Meat wee mole to stop the mi.chief !He could only account for The Cambers, Consols accounts. tell at the - -. -. _. meottoM showed a debit balance of 5151. 9s. A call of 2a go a g oon ki troge g . gd„ . - ... ele -. N all Newry.Weesear.4l2se - - N. 105 North DM* lii. all North DONE Asa &D -- al it 55 71 4 72 4 } the deloy epos some such supposition as that the form in os the VANUA showed &debit of 9 4 /. ltie. rr ir i l f o lk I l N. Migler " s " l.ll o .. aluraire ': 6 981 4 111 " L i d 961 - which the heresy presented itself was so shadowy and so inirtdotwt., that i t litd eluded, the grasp of the " per lio s n bea, c4 a7Cars PlT Hrea lk ili w n as e on mad the L lBth inst. mole • Gallo( 13e. 'illia: 1 50 . t. pa. It No North Leaden i 1... Junes EvudAll i tic it plight have bean that From Dev.in t'oinn Mine (Feb. 20) Captain J. Downall le a Lim New the Bev i s' , was at volatile, and so subtle, that reports --" The lode in the 40 went from engine shaft is still t o l, gl i tie° o • 6 l l. wgre ° ll6oo,ooc . 100:0" :OLO W ;f7 I°E L 00V121121 .-44 111NT ". UIu IINCITIII -. T 7151. Ne. I arooe.s.tificates, 71, / ; 186 t, for account, Irel m. eases I . Cents., 1868, for .... .. . . 6 p.c., 151743 . 100 109 11l 104115 guaran teed Four per .... .. Do. I pot oe n 1,12604 .. 100 - - ... .. Do.6poroent.,lBo3-4.. 100 - - .... .. Do.Opor elteb.HAug. 100 101 100 .... .. Do 6 per et.Maralky. 100 185 111 - - - The Africa, fron pa 124,0001. in specie. %M. • Du 0 Fer ant .... .. 4021 HogoOp.ct IMO 100 111 113 xd do. 1900 100 111 115 do 1801 100 111 Ili - .. on Saturday for abro - The Bavaria, fa is lei id - ad ia, .. Newllessirw.Dov.gp.M. 100 1061 1061 1061 38 , 000/ . in specie f, 874 Rs id 871 100 NS lox - -.. If} 11 - it took two )earl Won it could be deed large, from 3to 4 feet wide, of • promising description, Z too li om&unuthema ie: 2 1 ... 4 i dig 121 :- sal made ouceptible of chemical analysis. The facts how- rodeo* good stones of ors. The soudi part of the ode 1$ a ll p.a. referred to le a former report io the WOO level is cot into hi my Purtmtosik mii me .. ••• .. ad •• . • .. N. 3.WelesGelm. a 1 100 99 100 - .... .. Dab p. et, 1871 to lirni 100 074 084 - France. Da_ . t 6 P. e. 1898 ....imam 6 per cent lOO 107 109 1 2011, .. Nova aeotia 6p. e., 1271 100 len WO - .... .. S. AustOov. spa Bonds 100 - - .... .. Vial:N.op. a demi' uly 100 104 308 .... .. Do. do.llp. 0.49011110. 100 107 108 1074; up to ono o'clock on of April, for bills I March and April c sums not to elc.Bo Is.. Penne, following Yr. Fitojames Stephen, on the part the ilefeudant, comniencol hie argument against the ad mi.ololity of the article% of indictment thin semis& Ile contenile,l that the artielea were wrong by the rules " 1 pleading. for they were tot, vague oed too I and, moreover, (r u n that vagueness and laxity I, it followed that no legal eviilenvo was admissible upon them. The asticles were deticient nib...tame, for if o Very word in them were proved h s ~nideoce, still that 1 evidence would not support a charge noon which the court could convict. The usual course iu these cases,where mine- thing was said to be wront in the ecclesiastical body, was to refer to acknowledged authorities to show what was the sound state of that body, sad what were to be mended as signs of disaffection. But he doh not intend in the defeoce of Mr. Wilson to quote any of them great authorities to the tied fur Which they were referred to, for he thought there was matter autil. wad in the indictment itself to obtain the judgment of the e out in favour of the defendant. The proceedings m this case differed from the still pending CYO of the hohop of Salisbury against In. William. Mr. Feudal' a ppeared is this cam altogether as a voluntary promoter, ael mu the oth article he said, as the Bishop bad also oak i 4.1 the book had passed through nine editions. It WS/ /kW g ulir that 9.010 clergymen should bare signed • protest againd the book, and that amongst the number was to la found oaly use voluntary promoter of a suit Ire the preenat. The delay oo the part of the Bishop of Siloteiry in lestitutiog proceedings could be well seder it •d -charity toward. the *uproot , ' offeuder,the hops that 'wiling that might lie wrong in what he had written might itia later edition Le retracted, the danger to the chunk trim • pimp iu his high positinu instituting and feting is such a snit, the possible and almost ten airy disturbance of the flock if, io ao unguarded mo ment, the shepherd should be found to have made a Wee movement. All these things might call for the exercise of great one oo the part of the Bishop of Salishwy in taking soy step in the matter. But the rime wee not the case with the voluntary promoter. U the book were is bad as at was described to be, why were two years allowed to elapse before an attempt we, made to stop the mischief 11 .. He could only amount for the Jetty time some such supposition as that the form in which the heresy presented itself was so shadowy and so impalpahle, that it had eluded, the grasp of the James Feudal!, nr it might have been that the Inieey was so v until., and so subtle, that it took two }ears before it could be Seed and wade auceptible of shellacs! analysis. The facts how ever, remained that it took two years and nine editions before ths fourth essay in the volume could be found fault with. The present pr0...-,ut on appeared to be founded upon 1. 6 . , 5c , i 4 i ,41 altogether of what hail Leto front the Gat the 44, ti of I-linnet:my. From the earliest days religiose, onlentsd by (ongtime had always two principles; the bre, teat which we worn called upon to believe, and which ILO ie.:. called mystery, and the other how we ought to i.e. which had beta c Mal goilliome. It was by:mit c.r fully atmodmag to the relative vales of than two facia, by maggeratioa on the ear aide it en the other, that most of the controversies which Lool disturbed the church bad proceeded. And them wen • coolusive in than indictment between faith sod works. Throughout the articles the defendant was charged with overthrowing the demos of faith, and this charge wee sou4ht to be suitaitual by passages which bad re ference to the doctrine of work,. The rimy was upon "The National Church." and the object of the essayist was to nate the satioual chubb an prietical as comprehensive, aiel as effective as parities. The mean, the writer Fat pried fee the object would Is, found is the preface—whose us this case It was neeviivat fox his argument to retain— '• the free handling in a be.. long *pint of sub)sete pe'sharly halde to suffer by the rcintatioe of moronism's' lin:nage, and from treliti-nal methods of treatment." It ne,evaisry befog, Mr. Wilsoe could be convicted that it should be shown that he had lathe retracts cited directly eti , ressesi an elonieu ,:ontrairy to the doctrine of the church of Eu‘land, hot be (Dr. Deane) challenged his learned (need non the mbar sole to take the convene of any i.e proposition contain.' in env ono of th e extract., sod show Bait thet eeeterse was the 'exclusive teachiog of the church of Englant. The leaned counsel then proceeded 10 r..IIIIIIeTIO ni.Js the pongee iluoted from the Ley. It. L. WIIMID*4 repo, and the accusations draws by the geometers from those passages. He eumphoseed ci the way in which his learned friend* bad eninsvoered by word, of thaw own to fasten objectionable doctrine. mom the tiefeelatit and defied them in any part of the eery to hie'. Palm...toe for their own expression ions of the count. if the iselictment "that Christ WY as.l no a norm teacher of morality sud moral reformer." The Inwood counsel was proceeding with las address when our report left. The remarkable results which have attended the gold workings of the Vigra and Clogau Mining Company in Wales have encouraged the formation of a new undertaking, called the Kest Clogan Gold Mining Company (Limited). The object is to work a grant of a portion of the St. David's lode in the Clogau mountains in Merionethshire. It is hoped that this will produce as much gold as at the neigh bowing Vigra and Clogau Company's mine, where the yield is stated to be upwards of 1} lb. of pure gold per day. Whatever opinion may be enter tained with respect to the extent and remunerative capabilities of the gold deposits in Wales, it is cer tain that the sharesof the Vigra and Clogan Mine are at an enormous premium, and that the last dividends declared are about tit) per cent. upon the capital. The capital of the East Clogau Company is 50,0001. in shares of 11. each. At Great Retallack Mine meeting on the 19th inst. the amounts showed a debit balance of 5151. 9s. A call of 2s. par share was made. Clifford Amalgamated Mines on the 19th inst. declared a dividend of 12s. 6d. per share (1.13621.) The Cambers, Consols accounts. presented at the 7 ou the 19tteinst showed *debit of 9 8 /. 1tie.7. 412 1 adi of 10s. per Aare was made. Booth Cam Brea Mine on the 18th lost. made a Gallo( Be. per share. From Deem tTnino Mine (Feb. 20) Captain J. Downall reports :—" The lode in the 40 went from engine shaft is still lugs, from 3 to 4 feet wide, of a promising description, rodeo* good stones of ora. The son.li part of the lode retorted to in a former report in the same level is cut into 2 foot, and no south wall as yet. The ground in Quick's shalt is without any alteration to notice." From Cuddra Mine (Feb. 20) the agent states : —ln the 100 fathom lode west of Pickle's shaft we are still driving by the side of the lode ; we shall not take down the same before the middle part of next week. When lot taken down the lode was two feet wide, prodacin.g good stones of ore. Walker's shalt is sunk below the 60 fathom level t about 10 fathoms on the cows, of the lode. We inbred sinking 2 fathoms deeper to make 10 fathoms perpendicular before driving a7O fathom level. The tin part of the lode for this sinking hos been from 4 to 5 feet wide, which will pay well for sloping; the lode la the bottom of the shaft daring the met week Is very mach improved, the tin ports of the lode now 3 fest wide, will produce 5 cwt. of tin to the 100 seeks. The winze is sunk below the 1A fathom level west of the shaft 9 fathoms, the tin part of the lode foe three feet wide is now worth 3 cat. per 100 sacks, and bidding fair for further improvement in depth." From East Treakerby Cbptain J. Nancarrow reports:— " The middle lode is improved in the 20 east. The ore broken there last week is estimated at 2 tone, worth 61. per ton. The grossed opened on this lode is being works lon tribute : and the lode in the bottom to-day is worth Kt per tom. The plunger lift is fixed on the (hum, shaft at the 40, awl works well. Sinking is resumed. The 40 crosscut earth is being proceeded wakes feet as possible." Litioiser Sasaki Onkel &midi J. L ♦lmSit Geoid* Indbal lbairoighin Valce ... !Ittbsteerooltlbeem IL ili SouthDowe ion& WM& & Taft& & liver Bea 08/0441 1 1 &edam 1= 3111, AMU hi! Vole Imo _ Ds. .. - ...... . De. Vas et Mesa Vielads SW Mike Wing Oornmill ftllbiepootnarb.iilJ Mei NMlaad—Ozked HarieeJ DitS o Ditto 117 111 41 47 101 104 48 al II 29 216 i IQ as 70 luO . 103. - 11 61 asia Pol 146. fi 1 4119 ilte i Pm sA o 177 90 123 131 id 7 79 I •7 49 44 4 10 94 63 36 19 16 6 11; Ile lel P.M.R RATIN ANL, PACPERI4)4.—The following is a comparative statement of the number of paupers in receipt of relief in England ad Wales on the last day of the five weeks of January, 11ki1 and 1862. First week of January, 1861, 860,538; 1862, 901,384, being an increase this year of 40,846. Second week, 1861, 769,839 ; 1962, 771,029, an Merease of 14,403. Third week, 1861, 818,379; 1862, 922,677, or • decrease of 25,702. Fourth week. 1861, 941.1'11;1862„ 911,711.• demean of 6,1010. Fifth week, 1861, 919,909 ; 1862,1115,110, being an increase of 23,111. The net increase in the number of paupers in the five weeks of J►- nuary, 1862, as compared with the five weeks of January, 1861, Si 41,710. On theViast Saturday of vita Lancashire and Cheshire had Dearly 100,000 persons receiving relief from the poor rates ; to thateumber 2,700 were added in the first week of the present year ; afterwards the lists were increased at the rate of 4,000 names per week. By the end of January, the aggregate enumeration had risen to 117,032 ; therefore, at that time the figures were 17 per coat. above the point to which the tide of pauperism had reached at the end of the old year. Compared with the correspooding week of 1861, we find the augmen tation of the number to be 33,208, or 39.62 per emit. High as these figurer are, they are still below the numbers up to which the crisis of 1857-8 drove the pauperism at that time. In the last week of January, 185:0, the lists cositained • record of 133,479 persons who were then on the rates. The only other divisions which exhibit any serious increase, are the West Midland, where the rise is measured by 8.64 per cent. over the corresponding week of kat year, and the Yorkshire, where the excess is 12.87 per cent. In the other of the kingdom the pauperism is stationary or ileclioing. The metropolis is less burdeeed by 10,600 paupers, or 1 , .26 per cent., than it was in 1861. It is alleged that within the last two days insurances for large amounts have been effected in Loudon, for French amount, on goods per steamers from Havre to the ports of the Confederate states. A single policy, ef fected at one of the marine offices, is reported to be for 109,4M5e. sterling,. The premiums, including risk of capture by blockading vessels of war, range from 15 to 20 guineas per cent. 109 111 109 111 126 124 Sri 96 112 116 112 111 112 llb 126 101 110 112 COURT OF BAN KRU PTC Y. Mawr Mr. f'etamissioner 111,,1r0yd.) VI RE min TH "A ILAN " The bawkrupt was tbe well.kwown manager of the Bank of Ilepowst., recently outlawed. This was a sitting under the 1..1t.th aectiou of too new act, which &re; power to the mart to deckle questoms arising between endives and as swat., meter doe Is of composition, kc., as to proof of debts sad ether matter, Mr. Bagley appeared for a creditor, Mn. Ely, formerly wife of Mr. tralton, at cue time proprietor of the Attar oral the bolos.. Atlas new.mapers, who sought to prove against the estate for 27.9 r., amenities paid by the creditor to a person wooed Whiting, after the papers had become the property of the bankrupt. The hnabotel of the depo. re let, Mr. Ely. eueelat to be allowed to prove, or to have the property in the uel•Al6llol.'N re-awigned. lr. Magma! °planed the proof. It was alleged that the annuity was created Lc a dent in 1811 L; Lot the deed was nut 'reduced. 31w.. Dalton hawl transferred the paper to Mown. Slack awl hirr4, auLl from that moment her personal lialwility ceased. Monism had purchased the Aw , or about three nun ago, not from slack and King, but fran a person named Sheridan ; and he knew nothing et this annuity. Ilis Honour aowl that, with the materials before him, thr re was uu evidence of any debt 011 the part of the THE POLICE COURT& min DST.) THE ItEPRINENTATION OP LONGFORD COUNTY.- The Roman catholic clergy of the county Loogford held an adjourned meeting on Friday. with their bishop again in the chair. It was as exclusive as the former one, no lacmcn being percent. They resolved, "That Major Myles O'Reilly. lionekabbee, be adopted by this meeting as the iodepeedrnt candidate to contest the county at the coining election." In a weed resolution they undertake. an a pledge of their eansestoess, "to hear him free of expense through the approaching contest." Major O'Reilly is well known as the onenmanslet of the Irish volunteers who left their country to light fur the Pope. LDED ABERDEEN AND His TENANTRY.—The feet that the Earl of Aberdeen hue given permission With° tenants on his estates to shoot over the lands occupied by them has caused a conaiderehle amount of diseussion. H a yi ng received (mys the 11 - ,,rtli Ronde Ayrir•atqpio) a copy of the permission. we subjoin it. in the hope that other noidenien and landowneni will follow the example of the Earl of Aberdeen. Those proprietors who are not imlissalubly wedded to come preservation would &slit their interest. and adding greatly to the comfort of all connected sulk their extetes, if they would mlopt the mine form of ,remission to their nceopying tenants. At the same time, they would he relieved of all expeuse at present iocurrelin thciemploymentidgcniekeepreaarelgameswatcbers. "Hello House, 11 th Inc..lxl)l. The bearer, .is hereby authnrised to shoot over the farm of ,as rented by him, during the worms of eighteen hundred and sixty-one and two, on the conditions specified. (signed) Prrza Maet.acaN. Factor for the Right HO3. the Earl of Aberdeen. 1. Thie per mission is only applicable to lASI and 10142, and may be withdrawn et any time by the preprietnr or his factor. 1 The proprieter reserves the fullest right of shooting for himself sod his friends. 3. The party availing himself of this permission is expected to protect the ground from po.rhere, and to destroy all vermin, including rahhits." THE" U. P."—At stneetinp of the Ban &hire Pres bytery of the U.P. church, held last week in Banff, Mr. Mailler, of fleetly, called the attention of the court to the current practice that, in speaking and writing about the church, it was always designated the " U.P."—• name which ho considered disrespectful. The mart admitted the t ru th of this, sod recommended that the United Presby terian Church be always written and spoken of in full , and that the practise of writing " 1'.1'." be discontinued.— Edinharyli COY rant. ELDPENIENT.—APIIX/VER.- - Soino excitement was created is • seighbourieg quiet village, on Saturday last, by the sadden eight of the only daughter of a resident gentles mac with his groom. The young lady is nineteen, and said to lie very accosoplished and preplanning. Pmceeding to Andover before daybreak, the wily pair took train from thence to tows, arriving at the Waterloo Station with "'based hyena\ W tie the wedding knot. But " the rouse of true love arm did run smooth r a telegram awaited them, and they Were dataised mita the arrival of the young lady's father w _lto (impelled her unwillingly to return home. The dissessolais expectant bridegroom re. turued ghostly after to his village cot, a sadder if not a wiser was.-.SeAsirsirip Jeered/. SAILWATh. t 51.6,166 .Antwerp is 11814•34003 a Airdsones 15 'Bahlatt6.l46.2. s tra YI biaglie i J all Motion to Orgoomese 30 Consaanz Ulm it•AL 1 W Ce rVillend IS Deka Bead& W leak= of frame .. • aired. Zomba gr. S. p.a. all Ci. Central el France all Cl Laraebig. Coast. II all 'Hallam fusel= all Ulu Constance & Bat W 'Leen asa Turnhout all ILgees sad Geneva all Matta Antonia all Naaa&Llege i3l the all Do. *p. a. Pit Belg.gce ' all •Illertleen of Fra n Ina Nee Shane all Nareeglan Think Fret 13 OttomueswyrnbaltUu) all Pasta Lyons. awl /WAS all .Part. and (*leen ' SS 100 N 01 00 02 100 100 0 we 17e Ire lee 11e 77 70 ile let IS 110 1U Jitisearn. (perw.dmbatzt Lissa Du lays! puit?h Sorg &mash Do. 7 per cwt. timbre and Moms Do. 54 per cent. AIL SaaPipilo lint.)g.7periL 11.Asstt Lora- Venetia!' ILEA Portu_eal7perct p Illostafern of I , raue• lIDa. Illiper caut. Prat West.* W. %%of traria IWortern a Austria 111 114 121 11‘ 111 140 U.l 114 UM 11l ISS Ut 9 71 N 14 - (151 5 iit; IM ca t It Pa ' i I pm IST 02 Tai MI NI 111 113 1W 111 It it P.A. -•— I ias zd -•— a Pm xi Is 6 140 10 11 101 Silt 103 26 101 100 17 90 18 ti $1 19 II SI 41 44 Ltd ISO 191 111 144 SU 119 116 No. I 81%. I Kam. 1 FL 1 02 Orlon I Sao. 6.1 . . 16 Alfred lallidt Irea Owe. k261200U, ttas * 0 _ a, 000 .. Milford 1618 .. Dee. Ba ssett (lavletk.) 1 410 .. Beet Basset par* 6. .. Zed Condos 2114•04 90 VI 111 .. lad Cara Brea 6. .. LWa. lama (TAAL) 481 .. Oreabler 19 91. &alma. 561 1 11 — _ 64, Great Seat k Tam 4. .. O. W & Tee Mobley— 40 7 4, Oreavllla kali _ Herod elect 11.172. U $7 xd —as 6,000 .. Illoodos Dowse 41.14. 21 21 IWO .. lady &lila 1.14.6. 1 i 9,000 .. Marks Valley 0.5 42 44 .-- .. 11 1" X et oina llai "ball " 561 — 1.600 .. N. Frown (l>(Mo o si wn) 6 al w.. N. Wlt. IlaireS ps) 11 2 .. l reed llleal °reeky La... I n 4,600 _ Par Cosa (11. Blaney) . 11 7 $ 111 1,190 26 Providenoe (U. Waal). 146.7. 40 42 11,000 .. Oes. 1412. Oe. 612 L ,86. Cleat ls 611 125 4000 2. Cara Bras (lope) . alleal 21 I W, 1 Deem Lea • Bea. Illidag (La) 4116 .. S. W. frames (Blew* 11511.9, 95 1, 1 6 — no .. Stray Park 27.19 06 01 -- 9,900 6 Tarim 110.11 Lead lia.C. 44 lf $ 4000 10 Tla Croft 23, .. Vas al (Cam) 11s. al 11,, .. West Benet .. If 12$ 14 .. W. Canaan 4 SD 41 zd ad .. Wed fletea Al . .. Wl. Ileieet MN .. lrl. Id (041.200 ) 7 .4 264 .. VIL Balkor 6 721 12 77 2 1 1 11 1.024 .. lb. Clay (Oa. Lamp &Lt. 10$ 116 11 1,094 .. w.M449 kes(lieelies.) 4 II 16 I. ~ Wl. Trelamter I 14.4 1 18 19 10122011 NUM No. f ft. I Musa. 1 N ICL prism I liana. 2141119 II Auliernaa an I le INN. 1 Bea IMMO, Uulteel. all 1 1 149 n II BreaWaa lands la& 1 Co. (Limited) al 1$ 11 $O,OOO 1 016.06 a. p it a 1 Jas IMO° 4$ Oebre Coppit al 11 14 10,000 OoplaPo 76,000, 1 Dan liOnntalla OOTKPer all 1 li 26,9001 8 Haat Del Bey t Uifiled) 1 a 1621 16,00 W 2 Fortuna Gd 166.1 90,000' 00 General all 22 Si ad —l4 114000 2 Gt. Northers ol& Asitrella)j 1 IMa 6 pat 11000 1$ Itapeada ns (I/a.) . 1 11 8 9 1 II 15,000 II Ur 10,000 1 Lagtealea 105,111 b 1 lla= all 5 1 5 110,000 1 N. a L AutraliaW_ —. 1 I I 10,000 10 I.ool4ol:a utp dallverlaad an 2 4 100,000 6 Port 00,000 1 kottlala Aside. (Lha ) 1 16 Cal 19 9 21 11.000 20 31..10t0t del key (Lho.) Ili el 1i,176 111205 United lleileaa all 6$ 9 81 1 66,000 1 Watkins (lka.) all t I JOINT STOCK BAILS. Bs. Ila. I 116.1110. I Pd. I Cl. palms. I Wei. 26,600 Ara and U. air. Back UAW 60 Arlrakela sll 66 67 e 6 I HMO 26 Bank al Zap. ON 100 21 Bask Beak a?arta a Leedom B6 76 77 77 MAO 6415. W 16,500 AN 10 Ca OD Balkh O. Beek all 61 54 54 4 of 1 Auelrana, and fades . all VI 22$ 124 %PO 16 Cielni. Yam 01 ladia. Lou., and Cldna 1 4 4 : 101 1 1:1 n ta, WWI ItO Oon. of Lesko ell ft 21 al 40 adi 100 26 29 41 WM 10 Sas. lieotateuel.cbaitL all 16119 04690 91 G. lank of BwllzerbaL ou wow so Lou, Cl. Bank of Auld. ell 261 24 161 14,000 10 I Do. Now $6,04 60 London end Coot,ty 160,700 60 'London Jotut litwoa .. 19 66 AS lOf 20,000' 20 Loudon h 'tooth Airless 10 5 1 pia' 60,000 100 Lon. and %V&A:atm/Mit— 111 IP it 81 601 10,000 100 Nal. Free. or 1941eal II . —, 0.01 le r Now 1 21 0,000 50 Nallutt Da. al Beak 06,000 to New South Wale, Ul— an 69,600' 16 thieutal Bank feeepern. ell 64 51 •50 24000 1 80 Ottoman leak ... %Oa' 100 Provincial of Lealsal 16,0016: 24 South Australia 4 maul 65 1 , Ibiloa of Australia 6 , ,0001 LO llialou of Loudon 3 401 Da lUalty Mutual...... -• - t - (I,( ..I - 11,1 - - ... 111 101 — le W I 3 1 Pali , 1 Doi 1 11 II _ 111 4 (114 23 2411 11} 111 8} ii 10 It 00 41 aei I.' =-- za 111117111 lama 10 7, dies 44 44 44 - 111I II IIIbOKULANI Arglo-kleslaks .. WWl° Mail SLCI..) At.lautte FAL ti1a.).... kaatatlas Bails Waterwedts.. . Brit. &Utah )Lt. Tel:A 739 20 Do Lk4 . O R I Vet lan "U _ /0,000. 10 10,000 _lO, - 1.4 1000 WOW 24 41.040 10 4WD 60 _0,261 20 1 , 1 I i i 4,v16 3.26 OQ Bt. Canada laud Oop a yreg.D anat `so. rreferenee Do.. p. et. Pa". Deb IndbskLoo.BblppesD 14.'4'4141A1 reePtymell ),020 St. )000' et 0,000 10 %WO ea LI,IIOO St. 0,000 1 0,000 lb 0,000 1 0,4/00 1 4,000 0 0,00.1' 00.1u0 10 0,001 10 LINO 10 igisetrlo Tokers* Sab aaa Ausl4;e9l IS U Se ft IS 1$ 33 • It 111 1!3 14 IT SS IS 104 lull 106 103 per If e 01 • 410 re 119 SI aI trim. Cheat Ship (Welted) .. Do. In str pe i r cool Pre. tl L). Loa. Dict Tel. (. Lon. Oen. Omnibus 06. Cadres irrlia. 3 Phoai ate.literracesulles.TeL Sledller. IL Tel. (Um', Natioual Disooout Cu.. NerlueldaCeslatroutLi Netherlands !And_ $ a lie Itill l 11 ; in [ N. Beu .t N. 1144.14. N. BM Anginas. Wt.. .1 . I„, g q.. 1 4 1 pia oi 4& w Os. II 110 21 23 IPXIIUs. long.. Do. "Now Marva • .. Is. /4s. jUm.).. Pod L,.r Lad a Mi.. Pala. obi Ong& Woo " '4 MD_ 1 le 1 1 ' 4 : 'll'lll 1 16 16 !t it 7 3 U II le TO 10 12 pm MI 191 17 19 6 I U U 1111 HO Id Is 66. 10,410, 0 ormisrial 100 54,000 St. Ps 4p. ul. Prot 1,06, 110110 084 0 4. 00 mg Ws* hubs— 10 1111 011 4,60,310 St. Lemke 110 if IS 1,1051001 Sl. Italisatr 10 0 411 000.00 *SS lOO —• OAIL Vlstorla llOO Si 101 1 lON 110 .011. IN 1 1 iMs per .61.6 ii D.N.. aa. & [rd. Tel. 0.4 lie. New loyal 1611 Mimi Ark lambda. Asdiraikaa Lied TN. early Dw do. allollllloll ... , dr. Ag. lednlis (14.aliod) newt Ism. rrsittLa.co.U.Croadit Us. Kingdom MI. (L.). vim) Diara's 6 1 falr 6 6 19:19 is si 9 19 6 ia : I 1 t VS 114 i 100 7 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY•) Two o'CLocz. Business on the Stock Exchange has not been on • very extensive scale to-day, but the funds have again improved. British railway stocks, however, show a less favourable tendency. On the Paris Bourse prices have needed. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 70fr., being j per cent, lower than on Saturday. The India Five per Cents. have slightly relapsed, being now quoted 1061 to 107. Console are officially marked 931 and } for money, and 931, 1, and for the account. The present! quotation is 93i to both for cash and the 6th of March. The official business report is as follows :—l3ank Stock, 243; Three, per Cents. Reduced, 931, 1, 2 ; New Three per Cents. 934, 1, 1 ; India Stock, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 107, 4, 1061 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100 ; ditto Bonds, Ms. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 102, 1 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 1071, 108, 107 , 1 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 205., 17s. prom. ; ditto, June, 22a., 295. prem. There has been less business in foreign stocks, and prices are rather flatter, especially as regards Spanish descriptions. Turkish Six per Cents. are quoted 841 to 85, the 1854 Stock, and 741 to 75 for that of 1858 ; and the Moorish Loan, 51 to prem. Sales are recorded as follows : —ltalian Five per Cents., 681, 1 (exchange 25fr.) ; Moorish Scrip. 51 prem. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 344, ; Russian Four-and-a-Hall per Cents., 931, 941 ; Spanish Three per Ceuta, for account, 534, 4 ; ditto Passive, 20, 191 ; the Committee's Cer tificates, 71, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 841, 1, 85 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 741, 1, ; ditto guaranteed Four per Cents., 1022 ex div. The Africa, from New York, has brought 124,0001. in specie. About 12,0001. in gold was taken from the Bank on Saturday for abroad. The Bavaria, from New York, has brought 38,0001. in specie for England and 51,0001. for France. The Council of India invite tenders, receivable up to one o'clock on the 28th inst., and on the let of April, for bills to be drawn in the mouths of March and April on the Indian Treasuries for sums not to exceed Rupees 40,00,000 (403,0001. sterling) in each month. The tenders are to be lodged at the Bank of England, and the result will • be made known on the following day to the parties tendering. The transactions in cotton at Liverpool on Satur day were 8,000 bales. The market is described as very firm. Subjoinod is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of tho railway calls falling due in the month of March. The amount is small. Amount per Share. Already Number Due in March, 1862. Date. Paid. Call. of inures. Amonnt. Bahia and San Franctoo 6' 16 £llO 0 10,000 £125,000 B :dined and Cambridge 16 8 2 0 0 24,000 48000 Eastern Counties 4} per et. 01. 12$. 4,1., DOG 3l 1.13.4 113 4 unknown. Monkland New Guaran teed N. British Border Count. Union guar. 101. Ora 31 T S 0 0 40,000 110,000 Total hi March £306,142 Total In three mouths of 1802 01,074,027 A "Strand HoWl Company (Limited)" is in corm of formation. The directors have &wand the extensive site known as Lyon's Inn, Strand, which, from its central situation, is considered peculiarly eligible for the erection of a large and commodious building. The promoters draw *atten tion to the fact that "all existing joint stock hotels in London pay dividends varying from 12 to 33* per oent." The directors will take no remuneration until the shareholders shall have received 6 pe cent interest. The capital is 00,0001., in 12,000 shares of 51. each. The second ordinary general meeting e the Universal Marine Insurance Company is called fur the 13th March. The annual meeting of the proprietors of the Bank of Australasia is called for the 24th March. A general meeting of the newly-formed Bri.ish North American Association is convened for the 26th lost, "to settle the plans of its opera tions." The half-yearly meeting of the Submarine Tele graph Company is called for the 4th March. In another column will be found the report of the directors of the Great Ship Company. SATURDAY Sn7IIRC Consols, which closed yeeterd:yiilisf to 4 for money and the 6th, opened thus morning at the samequotation, and so closed, slyer touching in the interval 034 " buyers." The official business repot is as follows :—Three per Cent Consols, for money, 934, ; ditto for account (March 6), 934, t ; Bank Stock, 2424;Threeper Ceuta. Reduced, %.4, i; New Three per Cents. 934, 4 • India Stock, 2244 ; ditto Five per C ent . Sto ck, 1071, 1064 ; ditto for account, 1061 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100 ; ditto 1864, 994, 100 ; ditto 1864 or 1866, 100; Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent. " enhoed" rupee paper, 108. Exchequer Bills rose 25., the March being quoted 17a. to 20s. prem. and the June 18s. to 225. prem. The improvement is partly occasioned by the official advertisement that the bills dated March, 1861, which have borne interest at the rate of 2d. per day, or 31. Os. 101 per annum, will be renewed at 3 per cent. per auuum for the next six months. These bills, like those dated iu June last, will be issued in the new form, having five years to ruu, with coupons payable half-yearly, and will be re ceivable for revenue payments six months after their date of issue, from which period they are liable to such alteration iu their rate of interest as the government may deem expedient. The India Five per Cent. Stock was firm at 1064 to 1071. The rupee paper continuos iu demand. In the market for bank shares the only alterat'on of importance was au improvement in Union hank of Australia. The miscellaneous share market was steady. The elegies , quotations for shares in new under takings were as follows :—Ocean Marine, 74 to prem. ; Thames and Maguey Marine, 2; 1 to prem. • Vfniversal Marine, 1 9-16 to 1 7-16 dia. ; Lordon anti Provincial Marine, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prem. ; Mer cantile Fire, 1 to 14 prem. ' • Commercial Union, 1-16 die. to 1-16 prem. ; and City of Rio Improve ments Company, to 4 prem. The shares of the Loudon Indiarubber Company (Limited) were quoted 4 to 1 prem. The new Victoria Loan continues in demand, and has again risen 1, closing at 1044 to 4. Other colonial government securities are likewise inquired for. STEEPLEC RARING. —Haphazard is struck out of his Reading engagements. South Essex Steeplechases are fixed for Thursday, April 24. Piff Paff was scmtched on the 17th inst., at 8 p.m., for all his Reading engagements. The stewards for the Birmingham Steeplechases are Lord Alexander Paget, the Hon. F. H. W. G. Calthorpe, Colonel Wanllow and F. Rowlands, Vii. Bantam has lava etruck out of Cardiff Steeplechase. and Northam out of the Granby Handicap at Creston Park. and the Liverpool Hurdle Race. The Huntsman and Tippler left Chantilly on Thureday morning for Aintree, where they will com plete their training for the Liverpool Steeplechase. The York Steeplechases have been altered from the 14th of April, to the Wird, owing to the Met fixture being io Passion Week. The stewards are Sir G. 0. Wombwell, Bart., the Hon. R. N. Lawley, and W. H. Ruclaton Reed, Fig Belts Life. M. BLON DIN. —Since the first appearance of this wonderful and incomparable gymnast in this country it is supposed he agnot have realised mnch less than 30,0004 Am the desire to witness his marvellous hate remains nn- diminished, Mr. J. Russell has jost entered into an engagement with him for a limited number of performances in the pro- IfiNei for the enormous sum of 10,0001. His engagement at the Crystal Palace is also renewed for the approaching NOW& CLERKEVWELL. DANC.r.tOrr ' , TATE or TOL 1f0r34C4 THROrGO THE METRO- 1•01.1rAN RAILWAI.-- CJiTTION UV THE iNwArts. 31r. Frotleriek Hoary t'errer, awe of the 3‘..ittent es,rt for the 3fetropolasin rotten, in company with In tpertor Hunt. A dirition. applied to Mr. IrEenconrt, under the :oithority of Cip , sou boogies Labalnimateire carol the roorrniononerA of polite, for MD ord er foe the irecto.ent of the inmates .1 tho dwelling•hommi, 51, Balm tt reef, Clerk en well Rd reeniiintalili• II ii4licsmae, 16.3 0, one of the 'rennet Oct.rlie ed tiie the order at OW, an bin vol he jenicceile I to eject the innate,. The windows of the fieht of the house were broken with the pre,nure of the will. 'nil the back wall near the stairesce wan cracked 111,1•04 the house in two plasm nhowiic.; lkiht through the crock, being shout two inches in width. There arc al.. two creeks in a slanting directiou lyen the part) 1,41, with the plastering sod bricks alni at dreplen,.: int. the torlour ; tho trout of the house is very 'ouch cracked, end a front room over the gateway, which i. uow shored up, in much sunk, and but foe the shoring would arintiredly down. This room and the lining part of the Union piddle house, situate in the grime Atri,t. to ~,tijav,nli j avetly iiier the tunnel which the miners are now nuanl in inykloiN the brickwork of which is timely eniiipkteil. above loiune, with the robham's-boed public-bousik at ale .it the corner of l'olilam-row, Cierkenivell, makes. wit), 'leo.. ropp'.cevow, about 20 diet the inmates bare leo jecteil _ . ll. Oat of thin omen ere being rapidly pr0b....L..1 b....L..1 wall. awl it is statr.l that the line will bu apses& for tr itE.• in June best. SOUTHWARK. A ROW Ii THE THEATRI. J•••. • . 11 . 1 7 43:1. 011(.4 1 ; .0. WAS brnught 144 . Mr. Benham, char-4.41 with creating • theturbeece Ow pot al the Victoria Thestre, and eesaultiug the f 41,1•ta il' , vinthia. 132 L. the officer specially employed to do *its at the theatre, maid that oa riatorday eight, about .loriog the inecon.me, he heard a row is the pit. 31. i ..0 prone.litv tl.ere he flaw thfiaGOOT is the set of h.:tiling vernal people wi..ut him. W IiDOM desired him . 1 .. q. t , owl !Olt Illt,trUpt the audience. whoa be dpi h. snow a violent lilow is tie face. Witmer was to take him tato caNtody. The primmer a " "I'"lnelv violent, end he would really have allowed kin. to to, l.ot he struck hint outsile the theatre. In ....err t.. the .1 the prisoner said he had been rinoilking with. several fnen.la outaide the theatre, sad whoa T••t.:111•A 4. hi, 114,C ...nee parties refused to allow him k Imo. While be was ealeascuriog to get over be was razrzzatics saw. I* 11 Lie lee UM WO NO 1M IN 109. itristoteltittortp.c.Stk Omura, I per cent. Dna. hruls,ll Abet. J Aarilea. 6p. at. De. A, Sp. at.i Dei• Q 0 .1 KOWA. Rs., Sp& 140. Ds. At. _ _ Do. Now • p. St.. Brim Umiak ct.' 1141 a. a elmagoor 6 p. et. po. aroma Ilooliors. p. et. Do.fiarod.ot 10 p.iapau Do. 44 pot ma. our p.o. 80061404 ISt hit 04.11614.(94444/141141264 Da Mont. 441 p. cos Do. roloook. 6 p. coa. Do. Drake= 4 9. et Dotp.ct, alum Prot. Do. Dim. Pret. 'Oars Do.CtotatorPf.Bll.ltp Do. do. - at>: p. c Do. 'Arm. 6IUL_IyA4A (him Mart " do. do ur Do. do. do 10 Liao.* York*. O Los.dterlibt...6p.6oo6 11$ No. D0..p.0. do. IN. I 10 D0.0p.0. do. .... 10 Dol.e. do. No o 10 Ds. p.a. do. . A Do. p.o.ipasla do. . PO Di. p.o. ProLadook 10 De.0..610. (W. &6C. P. )0 (div. dd. daMalian sad Dona DD 1.66 W.Cov.d A )0 1...00.W.7p.c.04.10t0. all D. otdoml rtry Amu te. DO Ilan.Olud. p. co. 0 DO. Ad Do. 1j par osuS Do.redoemabio 6 p.m,. 11411/kod Ouss.fp.alitoo.. Do. Cons. *La 8.45p.e. Do. ei p.ot. Pod Stool LrlW.d:Btuhme p.. Norte& 6p. 4.161. Szer.lc Sir* Banish 6ppe t., lie. Kew titur.. - 6 p. ad kwong6 - 11.1ita—cons.ap 0. D no lavia No. ao. York. IL d &pan. NO!' tatior,Walre.... lirliFbia Tea Pro Lat Do.Aber:jaa p.a.. p.a. Part. nen S. Dona Azad p. Lim (Asa& An. &Lae Da. ai par mat D. Ind al per COM & Wain gr. 4p. onn Do. aiiper wol IhrimMo 4 p. a. gas 100 1N 100 100 IN IN IN IN 10 D , -± . 7 - .1. i ;-• I Da Eftlgui. WaissAlLllMmap.a. Ds. do. tied Es De. Mowp •p. PruL DeAwierth OPAL mt. FOILSIGN .WAU. 18 17 I 3 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA MC-LAND. —(THIB DAY. ) The weather ri.terday was wary thick and foggy. To-der it is cloudy, with small driasliag rain, and the wind from the east. Our sopply to this market last week was very limited of English s wheat. Flour not so contracted. Barley vary moderate. Malt rather liberal. Oata, beans, and peas • fair quantity ; Scotch cots not quite so good as last week ; Irish !short. The ,foreign snivels were again short of wheat, nearly all from Sao Fran cisco and New York. Floor, a good quantity of barrels again of American . and a jsircel of wicks from Has Francisco. Barley limited, principally Mediterranean. Oats in extremely small quantity. A better supply than of late of liosoodifrom the Past ladies, and a cargo of beaus frogs • t. Today the condition of the Eaglish wheat fresh up is very slow ; sales ire effected at the prices of Monday bat. Foreign, la. per qr. cheaper than on that day. Flour trade without any animation, and lid. per barrel lower. Barley dull. Oats without change. Beans and pee of the same value u this day week. &EDS.-Linseed sad rapeseed firm, and other seeds and tares without quotable ch.mge in value, and not much doing. FLOATING CARGO2B.-Not many on offer. Trade very dull, with a tendency downwards in prices. : Eases and Kent, white, new, 56a. to Ms.; ditto, fine old, -s. to -a.; ditto, red, new, 525. to 60e.; ditto, fine old, -I. to -a.; Norfolk, ftc., floe old, --s. to -a.; red, new, -s. to -a. Foreign : llantric, 02.5. to 66..; fine, 66e. to 70e.; extra, 70s. to 74e. • Konigsberg, 57e. N 62e. • ditto, extra, 645. to 68s. • itostOck, extra, 60s. to 664.; lieckenbiug red, 49e. to 66:.; Uckermark ditto, -a. • American white, 58s. to 615.; ditto, red, 56e. to 58e.; Ltisal drat), 56.. to 57a. Bellir.-Kaglish nal 36e. to 375. ; fine, 40s. ; grinding, 28e. to 30a.; and distilling 31s. to 335. per erar. ; foreign grinding, 26e. to 304; ditto diddling, 30s. to 32.. BIALT.-Eashelt, Essex sad Norfolk, 58s. to 62a. ; lee. 625. to 68s. ; Kingston and Ware, 64., to 681.; brows. 415.. to Ws. Wm -English feed, 20.. Od. to 235. Od. ; potato. 245. to 28s. ; foreign, 212. to 265. Ram, 35.. to 38s. Boman-English tick, 35e. to 36.. ; harrow, 395. to 401. • pigeon, 39a. to 40s. ; foreign, 31s. to 335. ; tick: 372. to 384. ; Konigsberg, 395. to 40a. ; • Us. to 345. PILL-English boilers, 38e. to 39a.; w to B ud Mae, 365. to 412. ; maple, -a. to -a.; grey, 345. to Ws.; hog, Mo. to 36e. ; foreign, 345. to 37e. FL01171.-Sogliah town 495. to 605.; ditto fine, 60s. to 564.; country, 455. to 465. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 404 to 431.; French, -s. to per sack; U.S. sweet, 295. to 32a.; Canadian, Eas. to 32t. ; Spanish. -a. to -a. luaus Coins-White, 335. to 365. ; 31.. to 33e. FLosstra Csnaors, all C. F. MG L-Whast : Barris anski and Mazianople, per 4921tii., 535. to 55e. ; (Mirka, 50s. to 535. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801 b.. red, 475. to 511. ; white. -; Danube and Goleta, 435. to 495. ; Egyptian. 41.. to 43.. Barley : Egyptian and Syrian, per 4001 M. EU. to 24 a. ; Odessa and Danube, do., r4s. to 2.5 e. Bows Egyptian, per 4801b5.,32u to She. Mahe : Odessa Ault:Mkt; per 4921bn., 335. Od. to 345. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, par 480th.., 325. Od. to Ms. ; French, do., -a. to -a. ; American, do., 31.. to 32e. ; Egyptian, -a. to -a Same,-Oanory seed, per qr. 40.. to 50s. ; ll= used, per qr., 46.. to 504 ; Mulford seed, per b white, 64. to Os. • brown, 7s. to 10s. ; Linseed, per qr.. crushing, 690. to 63e. ; Linseed oaks, English, par too, 11/. Os. to ill. 10n. ; American, thin, in brie., per ton. 12/. Os. to 121. 104.; do., in bags, 111. Os. to 111. 10a.; Bahia, 01. to 0/. Os Marseilles, 10% to 101. 10s.: Rape cakes. IL Os. to 71. ; Tans, per bushel, winter, sa. to ss. 61. ; Bane seed. English, per qr., 36a. to 60s. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON 11031 FEB. 17 TO FEB. 22. Whes6 Darby. i Malt. Oats rains . Pas, roar. — Ocestyrise. qrs. qrs. 1 qrs. qrs. qrs. 1 qn. bob seta gogilsh .. 8086 ITN 'MN 8400 , 06 2 1 244 .. ISM Irish .... .... 100 84 1420 .... ~.I .. Foreign .. 906 4180 .... PM 1 ; 2021 .. 10022 1119 EirultrlD.—Wheat, 100 qrs; Pow, 60 qrs. MINCING LANII.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAB.-1,000 bags Mauritius sold on the spot at 39.. to 415., and a landed cargo of Porto Rico at 41s. COFFIL—A limited business has been done at fu i llrz. TEL—A fair amount of business is doing at full n Rica, BON, AND EiaLmnus—No sales reported. CDTCII.-1,000 bags sold at higher prices, 25e. Gd. to 275. Damps.-3,000 bales sold on the spot and for arrival at full prices. The public sales advertised for to-morrow oonsist of 500 hhds. of West India, 17,030 bags Mauritius, and 3,100 bsp East India sugar ; 500 packages Mocha, 120 casks and 100 bags Ceylon ; 1,900 bags room; about 20,000 packages tea ; 5,01C3 bap rim; 1,300 bags saltpetre ; and 1,500 bags nitrate of soda. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market ix steady. Town tallow is footed 46e., est malt ; Petersburg Y.C.. ow the spot, 46*. ; 411 e. ; April to June, 46.. 9d. ; July to September, 46e. 6d.; October to Deeming, 48s. to Cs. 9d. PAATICULARS Or TALLOW. 1600. 1861. I 18UL Sto:k on hand this day .... 82,040 70,910 48,4185 Delivery last week l,BOl 1,001 • 1,716 Ditto front lat June 06,911 64,435 : 96,668 Arrival last week Ditto tram Ist June 66,781 108,251 1 WIN Price Y.C. per cwt. this day Ditto Town lad Friday ea la 90.. 9,1. as. ed. Arrivals for the week ending March 4 last year, 1,099 orbs, and delivery 964 casks. The arrivals last week comprised 108 casks from South America, 70 casks from other placut Total. NS casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a larger supply of beasts, and trade for these is slow at reduced prices. The number of sheep id rather larger than the last few weeks ; the demand is limited, but prices are about the same as on Monday last. Good calves are still scarce and dear. From Germany and Holland there are 153 beast/3460 sheep, and 98 eaves Spain 100 haute, Scotland 450, Ireland 480, Norfolk and Suffolk 2,750, and 100 from the northern and midland counties. Per stone of 6lbs. a. d. a. & Per stone of KU. a. d. s. A. Best Scots. Beret& 44 4 6 lest Dam tlf-bds Oh 0 0 0 Deal Short-barns 4 2 4 4 Beet Long-w 0015.... 5 4 6 Second gnat, hearts 34 4 0 Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 0 Calves Beet 4 4 6 10 Brea & second qua/ 4 6 0 4 4 6 4 Dn. do. Shorn .... 0 0 I Beet Dna& 111lbeeds 5 6 610 lambs Beasts at market. 4,180: sheep sad Lambs. 17.10: Calms 116: Plp, 44. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenclen and Smith report a fair demand far both Eogloth and foreign hops for consumption at We prices. Large quantities of old hops continue to be ex- COAL HARICILT.--(THIs DAY.) Walls End Hatton, 165.; Walls End Haswell, 165.; Walls End South Hatton. 16e. ; Walls End Trimdon Hartlepool, 15s. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 15s. 9d. ; Walls lad &nth Kelloe, 14e. ; Walls End Kepler Grange, 144. 94.; Walls End Kalloo, 14s. 9d.; Walls End Thorpe, 13e. 3d.; Et.sington, 13s. ; Holywall, 144.6 d. ; North Melton, 12a.111.; Taufield Moor Bates, 12a. &L Behold. Hartley, 14s. 6d.; Davulson's Hartley, 14s. 6d .- 96 ships at market. RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PARLIAMENT. On Friday, before the examiners, the bill of the Ouinarvoiaihini Railway, to construct lanes from Canin e= to Port Madnc, and to raise fur that purpose 2r0,0001., and borrow 66,6001., was declared to have complied with the standing orders of parliament. Two committees have been @repainted to sit and decide on the various road bill., some twenty in number, and four more on a variety of undertakims for drainage and improve ment, which have been classified into groups. Nivr HARBOURS AND Pins.—The Admiralty and Board of Trade have reported their 'went on certain conditions to the following preened new harbours and piers on dif ferent parts of the British neat :—St. Ives Pier, Cornwall, proposed to be carried out 540 feet below high-water mark, Mid in a depth of 30 feet at time of high water ; Deal and Widmer Pier, for a pier on iron piles, 920 out at sea, with • general width of 20 feet, and at the head of 40 feet, height of platform above high-water mat k 13 feet, and an average depth at the head of the pier at low-water spring tides of 10 feet, sou toiI:MUM landing and embarking at all times of tide ; Pier and Harbour at Hastings, opposite the limiest fish market and beaching ground, composed of iron screw piles, with atone limiting up to high-water mark, coinmine leg from the site of the old fort on the west, and 1,650 feet in a southerly direction, and then carving eastward 1,230 feet. Also a similar pier or breakwater 1,300 feet east of the other from the " Rock a Nora ;" 1,650 feet in a line nearly parallel to the western pier. These work, will enclose a harbour area, at time of high water, of 57 acres, sad secure • depth of 10 feet at low, mid from 20 to 30 feet at high water, with an entrance at the south-out corner of 300 feet wide. The select committee of the Hone of Commons sat sad considered the petitions of the following eoropaniee, pray ing that the standing orders might be dispensed with in their favour, and the committee, upon certain condition, decided they might ;—London and Midland Junction Railway Company, on depositing fresh books of reference, and ea giving fresh notice to occupiers whose names have been omitted ; London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway (new lines), on the same condition ; also in the caw of the Wel lington, Drayton, and Newoutle Railway Company, and the Stafford and Uttoxeter Railway Company. The committee also reported that the Kettering and Thispston Railway Company, the Brecon and Merthyr TYdRI Railway com pany, the Edinburgh, Perth, and Dunfermline Railway comUmltsilpiwaPmny:Co.uThinaduedparttanhylogmMilitoertlitiarikehprooTh eTeldidegaroutwithtehpo'thwairdrbilla,t:oAbeleasetrgavlampttartlerY only of their railway. Your committees to inquire into the merits of railway bills have been appointed, to commence their sittings on 4th and bah March respectively. j C, f ~~i~