The Express. — London, England, 1862-02-27 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCIL (THIS DAY.) ,ot RI OP PROBATI AND DIVOROR testers the Jake Oratory.) NT ATT AND MAUER P. JUNK iort fiver., suit, which relates to As wills of 3lds Moss aughan, Lite of Peckham, wee resumed this sof ailchtiooel evideme was gives in sums el of a. r isstreemet, dated the 24th of February, a•e was prooesleg when we went to press. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Maim Mr. Contatissioser liatropt) Y DIFFIA.—DIAXI:out. OF ratroos; laukrupt wa s {nicer of the Horessy-road. He now I for his I Kalif ofolacharge. %Minato and the debts is this nee were only 50.. abrupt, without any communication with ha • •••• had put by ana punt it to his solicitor fur u.; his petition. He had filed nu accounts, and is • me au arca. .11•mour said that the bankrupt being able to raise owing W., ought to have made •011111 ar . ...t with hu creiliton ; he hart no occanioo whatever to the court. The petition must thereture be is gy .roNa.—axotnita PrITIION fir isinkrupt, • cab-awreer sad livery stable•keeper, of A phid far hie order et diseharrs. .siil this was • similar clew The bankrupt 4,p. M about soy eommusicatioa with his meditate, hi. horses mil harass far ra., had prep 151. RAS it..r ',mesa! , hia petition, sad bad spat the !tar Pe% lie bA.I Dot tiled say acoseuits, and abate were setts. Hi. Wawa sail in this caw also it was the ditty of the I ,,, kuna 1.. have o.mmunted with his creditors, and to e es, a., o .tess.ti f,r ha m oconte to the court ;he had t ot keen auptaioned m suffered in ••) way. l'ettioa (Whirr Mr. Commissioner flolroyd.) I% gral'OßD.— .• TUX TRW CLEARS." rho eel the sitting for ezaminatioe and discharge in 6 man r Paul .10lin Campbell Bedford, of York-build tdelithi ; and clerk in the Admiralty-office. Somerset Js . The bankrupt wee one of the celebrated trio rf slorkt who Paned in getting the discount of • • m eths' ball for 31/. ria. from Mr. Lee, of Romell c,t. I ',yr tit oin which they obtained some 22/.. or and &sided it amongst them. The bill wee ao boning the noble and historical names of geutl. licdforil, and spencer. They are Dow all bank. Mr. Smear had been fortunate speow t ) obtain order of tuscbtare : the other cams are is alms advanced g r . Aldridge said that is thim cam the account. had sot ,eg filed, atxl there must necessarily be an adjournment. ra+ loakrupt's debts animated to MU. He pealed the on of has failare to be Liability u surety for my .3.ielerks and friends beyond my means." As adrouremeat for a month was ordered. Orden Mr. Corn nissioner Coulburn.) IN IS BULL. The tookrupt was a budder, of Ventoor, in the Isle of right. It was proposed by the creditors to transfer the ease the ousts' o•irt of the ilistriet, where all the creditors nit ormi exception resided. Wooer, after referring to the thAth section of the • .e-t, wider whith the trisoefer was proposed to be rude, so of opituess that it del not apply to cum, of which this sv one. where the edjudicistion had been made by the 7Mtrar m primes. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIB DAY.) .- ...-- MANSION•ROLVE. weeder 80111IIST. Lzged loakieg boy, about 12 or 13 yearn of age. named ens Jl*Serirrwir,dincribed sea " hawker," woe brought - the Lod Mayor, charged with stealieg a puree tees ..:11. is gold and f.d in silver, from the person of Mr. e :redhead, in Upper Thames-street. presented stopped in Upper Thamesatrest to buy ••• indiarshiler hark of a Loy who wee gelling .. He took hie puree, containing 1.. u 4 receipt stemma, out of his coat pocket, after taking what money he wanted. pat :rse hotels lie pocket. Several boy, were steering • Mm at the time, but he did not knee whether . • rammer wee we of them. After going a abort die to aimed his purse, sal went to Bowdses pdia u, where be saw Ileadtreoe and Jervis, two Henderson went Lock with the prosecutor to the whore he hou4ht the hoods, sad from infonme• they r, dived from a lad waled Sullivan, who saw the veer soil the other loss rue away after the prosecutor Isu ; :ht the fowls. they went lob Long , alloy, ..here Henderson saw the prisoner, and asked him if .Liew anything about the purse, and he mid he •t. Ilesderoie then gaol hire if be hail any money him, aid be sad Dot a farthing. He then searched .al foetid in a glove and in his porket a half sovereign .61. in silver moiety, mail • halfpenny sad bum .tanops. The prioseer then .1111*1 that be did not Wee qr.?. mother buy took it and gave him part of the .pro' tal,l y -dressed yang moo, who did not give lie that he knew the prisoner to have berme oast thwarter up to ibis time, sad that be 111111 is madov el a 31r. Turmoil up to • week or two bee. The prisoner was remedial. It was afterwards ascertained that the person who spoke priamer's favour wee his own brother. ULERKEN WELL. R..mtcat or A FlllOll A CAL T5..n.4. e swell-known thief. was placed at thu `v. Aimed nth stealing • boa from the top of • cab DOW t ity iswaL waist role, offwer is plain clothes attached •to , I issision, ...I he knew the prisoner to be - ectsl with a gang .4 untfiri.iu. third's, who west shoot strololis with s fret-trotting posy, end robbed cabs TWO sal outs. Seeimi the prisoner sod two me in . cart is New Osforiletmet, be watched them, w then. follow um of the Great Western I:sillies a and endeavour to steel • Ins. H. followed ',ewe is . cab. and saw them attempt to steal one r two p.rtmilitonitis. Whilst going doors • dark 'mitts near them City-mad the prisoner got out of his cart, ad piropoir op behind • cab that was bound to the Fosters • 411) , ,e$ itailway pulled off a hoe, sad was sheet to make she, Ise was shipped by the retreat and takes to the isetirm The prisoner has been ...vend times is custody on =et hiley, nod it wee stated was once restemed to moririnsde. Tlmi premmer void he was passing through the street in seethes. mbe• he saw the bug fall off the cab, arid whilst M was in the art of pirkieg it up to give at to the cabman, the argeest took him into custody. IVErscourt folly committed the prisoner to the see rios far trim/ A•corittlt FALL or THE F.HrTWAT 1,4 THE W ATMINFIIIOAO.--(Ticie Dxv).—Tbie morning, shortly kft.t 3 o'clock, io frost of the houses 104, leiri, and 114 si...h Adjoin the place where the recent catastrophe oc r :reed, the massive stow* glebe, with the gratings, ethout the slightest warning, suddenly snapped the realm sod fell with a tremendous crash lit' . the areas beneath. a depth of nearly 40 feet. onl , i persoos were passing, arid some were within a few 4. , '... of the spot. Much excitement prevuiled throughout th- norm*, and hundreds of persons assembled to view the 10r of the accident. ._ . 1 III: 1;0.111:11131111 Array NEAR CARUMLL—At -.echelon of the judges summing up in Chart. Robert Robinson (110), William Robiteon 122), linch Fail (40) were indided for the wilful murder leant Mannino, a river watcher. on the 15th January. eklewath. near Carlisle. It may be remembered that morning in question Atkinson with two other Danwil Irwin and Bowman, and a policeman -I Cowinan, were on duty. They saw a man in the ti•hing with a net. Atkinson stepped in and laid 4 hon. Bowmen went to his assistance, and Atkinson Am to put the twitch on the man. He was proceeding to ...be n the man anal he sleek' not. as he would Kr quietly. • • the, two men rushed in. and with sticks felled both ‘t• and Bowman. l'awman came to the assistance ' .• isteliets, and also got hurt. When the struggle was %timpani was picked up insensible, and died the same Mr. Campbell Fonder, who appeared for the pd ,. nlmittnl that they went the moo, but contended • • Nthimon did an unlawful act in arresting the man hi • • ••r„ Anil that the whole affair was a scale cionsequeet • .11 the younger Robinson and Earl eMeeepUef to tl.. 041 own, and „ttkinsou receiving a fatal Uow ' • .itsy intent on the part of the primers that it be "o• The jury found them guilty of wanalannhter. •rt IMleetwe was then sentenced to twelve moat& •eioninent, and Hugh Feel mid William Robinson to' --s 'ears' penal servitude. There wee as illllllOlllllO crowd • •l.le the court, sad Mr. Justice Wipes was greeted with ' , ens as he oleparted in his Fl/1111.—For th = hat few diva of .et, Nsnders a menagerie GI wild besets has teen so the Tuesday market pion The menagerie •..1 known l.y the accidents whisk have coeurred • 'mortar° with the feats of daring amongst 1 .-e• by MAreemo. Ito Illowahty evening last a real llght hook place between the hewer lice ' Wallace" I • heron It sprain that the Boom had hitherto ••• •• kept oep arA t e , in coosermenae of her not being pee -'y tame. Having men* shown signs of a quiet • the propmetor ordered the slide which divided her ham that is which the other Mee sad WNW were ono' • •I h. be withdraws. No scow wee tide done than the Wallace" crouched down and shout instantly " It.. new tamer with the dement ferocity, and i rM hr the throat. A Nadal noses IMMO& tat it was of • .rt dorstioa, for " Wane wen emilled by another 4.01, end combined they wateseded V Wig the lioness ‘• ry quo- kir The routes of the wild bode during this ' , nude was fearful It to said that the Menem which wee ...aid was worth newly 'MX. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 27, 1g62• LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE PT MOM a a lea al& Aar to-4W Is 1 p.m. 81 87 I* U NO Si I Si i I 100 101 101 e 104 104 142 1011 Lese los 141 1031061 1 26 17 71 74 GO N 43 46 44 47 40 43 N 48 - - - - - -- • 1074 fat 100 101 71 we um N STO 02 100 101 Kt 05 i i IN 166 } Jispar N I 141 SHARE L1828.-(THI8 DAYJ Two er'Otizsz. fie The railway market to-day is firm, upon the It s settlement. Midland stock has risen about 4 per se cent., and several of the other leading lines about 4. $ London and North Western stock is now quoted for IN the new aocount, 962 to 981 • Great Western, 71 to j ' h ; Midland, 132 to 4 ; LanCashire and Yorkshire, we ... 4 1074 to 108 ; South Eastern. 86 to } ; Caledo- Man, 1084 to 107 ; Eastern Counties, 674 to 68 ; $ and Great Northern, 1174 to 1184. at Lonsbardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather es flatter, at 14 to 14 prem. Great Western of Canada 2 have again advanced. Grand Trunk and Buffalo ies and Lake Huron are likewise inquired for. 1 es mo ORDINAIIT MIAMI AND "roma. ll. READING MEETING .—( THIS DAY.) ais Ipe I asnwars. I i Li T i r s .C. lB I Vol e- ' ' _ _. LINCOLN INBITING.-(THIS DAY.) LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP. Onenuie. Ariedoe, Welhiagtoo, Flash•in-the•Pen, Suburban, z u l r iks, Brown Stout, Willie Wright, Water Sprit., Itrahmie, Queen of Spain, Esther, Erica, It by Voltigeur, Shropshire, Weatherdeo, Ducat. Owal, Oontroander, Arcadia, Miss Livingstone, Southnuuster, Anxiety f, St. Law rem*, Minos, Chrysalis, sod Fairyseat are here. HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. Two miles. The Dane, N.eegey, Tippler, Cheery Chap, Corona, Don, and Shropshire are here. Aasivxu.- Hermit. W/I ITI.EY STAKES. Two miles and a half. flt. Johney, Red Rover, Evcape, Glautum, Sunflower, Lug', s Catherine, Starroion, Eheu, Belle, and Ascot are here. go BERKSHIRE STEEPLECHASE. About three miles. l i t Johnny, Glautius, Sunflower, Playgoers, Joey Grimaldi, es . Indecision, Loogrange, Balsaricie,Levity, and LWs are here. se SWEEPSTAKES OF 5 SOWS. Three mike. Indecision and Everlasting are here. W•LtioserVaL el MAIM _ ell asks.lisaird.aligta 10 Ildielarllsabse Te 8 8 1 7 N 17 101 IN 1 1“ all loadt °" " ima aal 8a5dia......1 a Di▪ tuni.elv.mlUil A Iss. Illp.aispoliksli. MI Deana smdl~ Tm. an Dmed..14(0.1141.4.JE NO Imi IN lbsim a s ai rmigla IN isiora Maas. Wok • IN Ihs. Nook' an Mid 11Mhsik IN B urke O W IWO la grat sma Jam. le• • S. Widen MI eralllmllmill•Marad OW limilmre D•.• Arm liodiv. sus (MO I Mallimt. Is sakl IS Mi. misika %ism. am) s Una Wools. 1 Dislemet/Gsmilik.l _ lammlim4o Yoilmbln St. MEETING AT THE LONDON TAVERN.—(THIS DAY.) !:.• This afternoon a meeting, influentially attended, so in support of the above missies, was held at the London TILVOID ; the LORD MAYOR in the chair. On the platform is were the Hon. A. Kinnaird, 3LP., the Bishop of Honolulu, Ilk Sir J. K. Shuttleworth, SI. The first resolution, "That the mission to Columbia, so generously founded by Mies Burdett Colitis, detente our continued and liberal support," was unanimously adopted. Me meeting also agreed to the following :—"That the initials to the native Indians and Chinese claim special gt. sympathy and ateistance from home, while this meeting M.. learns with pleasure the successful efforts already made M. is the colony to render ward branches of the mission 134 self-supporting." A cordial vote of thank' was presented to the Lord II Mayor for his support of the misaion, and for presiding on t i t this occasion. !!‘ COLUMBIA MISSION. ~r..ee._..i ai:e~:.u_ NO V laWw loft its _ PolleeKellru ell 10•4011010 K Da, awl =. W 140 lara.„lbat"lmainal an lialyglainDaL• lea Mid 2.14 Do. /le , ; — WAREPIELD ELECTION. lie Do. llimarkorg. W WU. ea ws. lbw all rid Saul all llowaiall! sal Oapi lii POLLING.-(THIS DAY.) 7111;;Ty—io Saimirmomp.als Moik HALF-Pen TWILVIL OT CLICTSIC liar (Conservative) WA YYA Dow Bea aD. Ira r. lballerm—aandek.. - iis I Ili: 11 ...... an'etiorst (Mond) 1 2r D. o.lf.i.lvie: 10 Do. yolk sk 114. VICTONJA (LONDON) DOOK.—M 10 HIS DAY.) .• 1•11 North lostiaa I Dn. New W IreellalLWastarslos In NMI dudordahlre _ leogollatirsathandLOC _ At the belf-yestly toasting of the Victoria (London) Dock Ocusgray ; Mr. C. 110atrion in the chair, I: the followieg report was_ prissental -" The directors rub mit the accounts foe the hafirear ending the 31st December Wt. During that period 1,212 shim, measuring 514,943 St trios, entered the Victoria Docks, showing a decrease of 94 111► ships, but an increase of 47,022 tone, as goompared with the Ilk same period in 1860. The following is a comparative state- L i t moot of the selliel• and their tonnage which entered the undermentioned docks in the years ending ea. the :31st December, 1860 and 1861 respectively : et. 1860—Victoria, ships, 2.683 towage, 650 , 337 _-_ bran al • for years ending 30th November, 1860 and 1861 Waded W from foreign ports), ships, 1,032; tonnage, 424,338. St. Katharine. ships, 906; tonnage, =3,396. East and West ladia (loaded ships which discharged their cargoes), this, if, KRA ; tonnage, 874,232. 1861—Victori a , ships, 2,7 W; 1:7111,030.0 w 97. Loudon, for years ho( 30th Noma- Oil P 0 and 1861 (loaded from foreign ports), ships, 1,112 ; teenage. 539,840. St. Katharine, ships. 816; tonnage, a l• 204,249. East and Wort India (loaded ships which du. it. charged their cargoes), ships, '4,183; tonnage, 771,962. IL The total number of ships, and their aggregate reenter tow 10. sago, that entered the port of London, with cargoes from la fawn ports, during the years ending 31at December, 1860 sad 1861, respectively, was :-1860: Ships, 11,108 ; ton nage, 2,967,0142. 1861: Ships, 10,769; tonnage, 3,128,135. lassos in tonnage, 171,063; decrease in number of Cli:11111.01, in moving the adoption of the report, said the only information which be bad to add to its 000teata was that since it was printed the Charing croas Railway Coot- Z . my , had given: the Loan d notice that they would require the as. property ; adding, that it would of amine be mg. the =l ro of the board to get ea much for it se they mold. se. Ile then congratulated the meeting on the proper of the ht. t. dock A itnAntoocnert asked whether the chairman could in- 34 . form the meeting what the earnings amounted to. The CHAIRMAN. in reply, said the company had no right m„ to know what the earnings were until they exceeded the at. amount guaranteed, when they would be entitled to half le the profits. The ~Map not having yet reached that 69 point, he was not is • position to answer the question. at. The report was then educed end the mooting terminated. IL itili2abiss ._ I Fia 10 N. IL Almr.llo. 10 IWO& MOM 10 Ewa MI seimie. lITI INTIi Demi IN Is Wake IN L Tedoi & Nile DIIII a Widillelft,alll PI Paid= &Dadipitos IS 28Po OM IN Tag UM 4I I Db. 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Wake vs. p. 046 11/4 Do. 4 riff sea 11/4 Yodw4 p.apa Iloolundienagkoallp.o an Do. do. Dews De. N. 04p.a 116 Watown Mew dp.o 1411 W.lud-041.11 166 W. do. =1 ma Do. Non. 6 pat loft 160 11o.da.prp. wow prat NOLEIGN mamma- EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY.--(THIS DAY.) 1 : The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors wan bald at 1 o'clock, at the London Tavern ; Mr. Hour° n t Lova in the chair. The report and accounts., which had been previously published. having been taken as read, at The C I KidAs moved their adoption. He said It we • source of gratallcatioe to the boanl to mesa the proprietors at. under circumstances more favourable the. those alder St. which they had assembled for NOW pest. The 84 - Eastern Counties Railway was greatly t on the i t harvest ; and the last harvest having bola favour- in, able, there was a corresponding leases* of dividend. at, The receipts of the half-year amounted to 727,0001. against at. h' 4 7.0119/. in the corresponding period of 1861. This in crease in the receipts was accompanied with a diminution in .It. , the working expenses. which had been reduced from a* 49.18 per cant. to 47.9 per cent. lie thought the pip dividend was under the circumstances of the case extremely $4. satisfactory. He then enumerated some extraordinary a charges during the last half-year, amounting alto- 81 . (ether to 2' , ,iUY.. which had, be remarked, bees 10 taken out of the revenue of the last half-year, which aevartheltes, he said, yielded a dividend at the rate gy. of 1 per cent. per annum. The yearly expenditure on per- Si. maueut war hail been for years past at the rate of 200/. per et. mile, the obyeet of this great outlay being to afford the 11 4. utmost security to the public. The rolling stock was at,. now in a mom efficient state, and that the air- a vice was performed in a manner creditable to the py compaey was proved by the times recently kept by the In (nuts. (If 55,0110 trains run during the half-year, 80 pee Si cent. had run to time within minutes, and 90 per cent. 18 within 111 minutes. (Cheers.) The directors were taking 24 measures for carrying out the lines authorised in the lest a" session. After some dimension the report was adoptal. tg KO 111 IM ill IV It/ C $ 11l IN 119 111 Ili 116 IN IN 110 112 01 101 90 99 91 90 WA 11% 9 4 I 17* 11 111 /7 . /.9. 1 1 ill e 114 111 US US 112 U 4 11! U 4 LIS 160 112 U 4 STOCKPORT, DISLEY, .AND WILLLETBRIDGZIR RAILWAY.--(rars DAY.) 2I • At a meeting of the proprietors held this afternoon, at the offices, 2, landeatiall-strest ; Mr. R. B. Fi N °Twee in the chair, the report previously published was is adopted, and a dirideod at the rats of 21. 12a. tid. per cleat. it per annum on the onliaary share capital declared. it 101 1 a IPS wiTta - .T eral Ar V a Ralkatiar I la lanialtntra.Z.V . p.a. di t= L j an lo ofdllONSlti. 11k Puma= Mu .1 Zall 4 al I Cl V l Lisadas 1. !Dugan Rlaseldi aR "dm al harm agile& ltualui OM I. p. a all At. Osuirsi al Fame all 111. Iraus=ask an an !Dallas J ✓ Ulm CSIMIIMII a NW all Lam r ass Turalasall all IgoseA all llida naiads di laialliAras I ft.a 4; s t , • anTlartimmd Li I De. Now Moro : al tarTraglaa Trude Prot. U 1 Ottomaa'SroyrnoA idiu, all ' issue Parla.l4eas. r ad Mean. all Paela aial Or la as/11. Prosaism g di 7 1 " aU Ile* Diann all Regal arida a and De. T pia anal II all Imam mai Moue MI A 1 De. per ems. Prat 101 II i_ _ liTTaret. 111 111 R.Aililla Valasilas II T .11.1.. l Parlay= , 111 al tsulliara al .. II all wad .Paden 1T all De. lillar and het 11l ill Wasi.• N. 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PM Um UM& rim hats. sad Odom Noma% 1 H 0 1 11 1 64 70 II pai 191 19 160 96. N. 4 M se. 1 w a s 1 , yl. TM. 0.6 e Do. Noir Mal it Nom eery Ladoolloo Lod I NL loft Do. do. 2 1. 141 Aulestlo N M low reosalo. o.U.COOOdo Co. Kingdom T.L Noomso's ) i Par 9 1 40 le pm 0t 9 10 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLoce. The funds this morning have been steady, at yesterday's prices, with only a limited business. The settlement in the share and foreign stock mar kets has formed the chief business. In foreign stocks realisations have somewhat predominated, but English railways in most instances are rather better. Canadian ra"way secv-ities continue to rise. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Ceut. Renter were quoted 70fr. 75c., showing no change. Consols are officially marked 934 and 1 for money, and 931 for the account. The present quota tion is 93] to 1 both for cash and the 6th of March. The official business report is as follows :—Bark Stock, 244, 243 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93/, ; New Three per Cents., 931, 1 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 771 ; India Stock, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1074, 107 ; ditto for account, 1071 ; ditto bonds, 305., 275. prom ; Five per Cent. " sawed" rupee paper, 1024 ; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cent., 1071 ; Exchequer Bills, March, advertised, 17s. to 20s. prem. ; ditto June, 225. prem. The foreign stock market is rather quiet. Spanish and Venezuela Bonds remain dull. Mexican are fairly supported. The Scrip of the Moorish Loan is quoted 5 to 54 prem. Italian Five per Cents. have slightly given way. There is no variation of importance in Turkish. Sales are recorded as follows : Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 851 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641 (exchange 12f1.) ; Equsdor New Consolidated, 18}; Italian Five per Cents., 68}, (exchange, 25fr.) ; Moorish Scrip, 54, prem. ; Maxima Three per Cents.,34l, 1 ; Spanish Three per Centa.,l3l, };ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 431 ; ditto Pas sive, 191, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 851 ; ditto, for account, 851 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 75, 741 ; ditto, for account, 751 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 771, ; Venezuela Three per Cents., 241. Tsir MINUS= Peer Two. Consols have declined to 931 to 4, both for money and the 6th March. The effects of the existing dulness of trade con tinue traceable in the discount market, where the demand yesterday was slack and the supply of money heavy. It was easy to get good bills nego tiated at 21 per cent. At the Bank of England business was limited. Only 3,0001. or 4,0001. in gold was taken from the Bank yesterday for abroad, the recent large supplies from America having for the moment met the wants of exporters. Of the 1,018,0001. in Australian gold on the wayto this country , the greater portion is now due. The Indemnity, with 50,0001., has been at sea 105 days ; the Monarch, with 170 0001 ., 105 days ; the Clutha, with 91,0001., 100 days ; the Lightning, with 98,0001., 96 days ; the Kooria Moore, with 48,0001., 92 days ; the Scottish Chief, with 18,000 L, 91 days ; the Netherby, with 22,0001., 85 days ; the Southampton, with 199,0001., 84 days ; the Queen of Nations, with 133,0001., 83 days ; the Marian Moore, with 33,0301., 74 days ; and the Result, with 158,0001., 70 days. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was firm, I with sales to the extent of 10,000 bales. It appears from a Madrid telegram that the Cor rerponckneia Autogrefa has published an article repudiating any intention on the part of the go vernment of Spain to do anything for the certifi cate holders. In explanation of the heaviness of Spanish securities, it is stated that considerable pressure for money has arisen in Madrid. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 3,9941., and the Lancashire and Yorkshire a decrease of 4,5701. At the meeting of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company, yesterday, the chairms.n, Mr. William Dent, referred to the loss shown in the recently published accounts as having arisen from depreciation in the value of the company's invest ments at the 31st Deo. last, when the dispute with America was still acting upon the stock markets. He sow mentioned the satisfactory fact that not only has that loss been since recovered, but the company stands at a profit of 5,8001. on its invest malts. The published accounts showed that after meeting all expenses and making a distribution of 3s. per share (which is equal to five per cent. per annum interest for 18 months) a balance of 175,0001. would be left as against 6,900,0001. of liabilities. It is now announced that of the above liabilities three millions and a half have run off since the 31st Dec., and that the account is in a decidedly better position than it was at that date. The report and accounts were adopted unanimously, and payment of into rest, in accordance with the directors' recommen dation, was authorised. At an extraordinary meeting of the Natal Land and Colonisation Company, held yesterday, the direc tors were authorised to borrow money on deben tures to the extent of 150,0001. It is intended to lend the money in Natal upon the security of first mortgagee of real property. At the half-yearly meetingyesterday of the South ampton Dock Compsny, the available balance was stated at 8,450 L , out of which a dividend at the rate of 34 par cent. per annum was declared. From the half-yearly report of the directors of the Melbourne and Hobson's Bay Company we make the following satisfactory extract : The traffic for the past half-year shows a grow prat of receipts over expenditure o: 24,1441. 9s. Bd., from which amount requires to be deducted the sum of 3,5061. 17e. 34. for interest on debentures and the 'tattiest's propmtioa et the subsidy granted to the Bt. Kilda and Brighton Railway Company. The surplus available for dividend will admit of 10 par omit. per annum beiug declared, and leave a be lanai of 8371. 12r. sd, to be carried to the reserve fund. The preparations yesterday for to-morrow's set tlement in the railway market showed again a very limited supply of stock. Most descriptions were wanted by the dealers for the settlement. The fol lowing shows the terms generally current in the 901 - ..1 - :a I 107 i I law. sot - 43 101 114 If ISU 116 e e eo I 11 . 1 i M 4 all morning : Loudon sad North Western 1. "even" to i per cont. " mi stook Midland Lancashire and Yorkohire wardattoo." • " • Great Weaken - itto, ditto. Eastern Counties .. i to 3-16 per cent., " con tinuation." South Eastern wardation." Caledonian tion." Great Northern "even.." Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening, viz. : Insurance.—Alliance British and Foreign, 145 to 1; ditto , Manse, 561; Atlas, 12 ; Commercial Union , 3 ; Globe, 961 ; Law Fire, 41 ; London, 431 ; London :and Provincial Ma risa, 212 ; Mercantile Fire, 3a ; Oman Marine, 125 ; Thames and Money Marine, 45 1 ; Celestial Marine, 25. Gas Light sad Coke.—Banta (Limited), 165 ; City of London, B, 71 i ; Commercial, 38 1 ; Great Central, 121 ; Imperial, 815 81 ; London, 701 71 ; United General, 24 1; Westminster Chartered, New, 39. Dock:.-11AM and West India, 1255 1241 1251 ; London, 585 58 ; St. Katharine, 605. Waterworka—Emt London, 1265 127 ; Southwark and Vauxhall, 123. LkinaL --Regent's (or London), 255. The new Victoria Loan remains very steady at 104 f to }. Cumin Five pea Cents. rose per cent. Other Colonial government bonds were firm. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : There continues to be a firm market in London for Ame rican securities, the only exception being in Illinois Central shares, which have declined 2 dole. on the announcement of a call of 5 dolt., payable Oth March. United States Five per Cent. Bm4 1874, _are in demand at 665, and Vir ginia Six per Cent. at 48. goitrous' Bonds of all kinds are being steadily absorbed, and large amounts ere diSeult to meet with. Erie Third Mortgage Bonds are 785, ea the ld March (toupee, having advanced exactly the valise of the coupon mince the 14th inst. Some considerable put`chaies . of Atlantic and Great Western Seven per Cent. Convertible A COLLIERY ON FIRE. At Messrs. Lamb awl Moore's colliery, Pem bertoo, a somewhat serione accident has occurred, one which, if, fortunately, not fatal to human life, has caused the death of several horses, and most malt in considerable pecuniary lam. The colliery in gra. tion wsituated at Pembertoe, near Wigan, and by the pit three seams of coal are got, the Pemberton 4 feet, the Pemberton fe.t, and the Ire 4 feet. The second of these is worked throw;la the Ince mitt., which is the one t nearest the surface, and in it (the Pemberton 5 feet) a collier (Herkimer:4 a blast on Saturday. The mil did not conic down as it ought to have done, or as it was expected, sod the underlooker examined the spot, but with out seeing anything wrong. (In :tutelar the mine was feud to be on tire, there being no moms of accounting far the 00CUZIWO except by the supposition that the coal had ignited after the firing of the shot alluded to. When dis covered, the fire had not male much headway ; and though five homes were in the first mine, it wail not considered necessary to remove them, but every exertion was made to block up As entrance to the mine on fire. This was dose, , amtellfiros_ jor_Lgreasing satisfactorily, whelp, orsOunday seen. leg. a. took place which destroyed the barricade this h a d= se t a d, sod, of rune, let in more air to feed the fire sad !Operate the smoke, which soon became so thick as to compel those in the upper seem immediately to return to the surface, leaving the horse* behind. All hope of res.' cuing the animals was now at an end, and all that could be does was to block up the entrance to the shaft and await the result. This has been done as ascurely as possible, hut it will be many days, probably a fortnight, before their* will be extinguished, even wrier es met favourable dr cumstances. Herr Wagner's new opera is to be Galled Sam Sarhs. A new opera by Herr Ne tlJer, Prederick with the' Empty Pam, bee been brought forward at Immo ark. Alfonmo and Satreas, another opera by Schubert, sill pm sibly be revived et Viscose, under the encouragement of the interest @melted by the disinterment of his Dir /taloa:As Krieg. The singing festival of North Germany will be bsld this year at Hanover ; to begun on the 15th of June. A see opera by Herr Abert, Kgrig inzo, is in rehearsal at Matte:AAß L6I le6 ltd ISt II 7 i SC ►7 131 131 131 a 116 I M• 71 I I Pm 117 IA lei IN 41 141 111 112 NO 1 1.13 a P,,,i t idm i MI i Pro 11 A US 140 II 11 1 4 0 101 103 501 198 *2 90 IS 10 92 36 16 66 •1 66 Iti ISO In 120 103 106 116 128 MALYS. 04.Narlat.4p.e.JaWal1 N0rt01k4p.a.1144.1114p4. N. 1•41. 4p.et.Jan.ilrly 110044144 N. MM. 4 p 44. W.3414144404.-44p.411. f 16 97 96 is I► I - - gjit't . 07 se N 111 fit at 11 di II N la 9 It 91 11l IN 91 It II N 91 10 IN IN 10 ,101 191 n pa I Ok on= N N 92 $ 9} i j 0 1 I I k i I li tall Bowls (New York section) have been made at 62). IMO. it and leldwmkee Bonds en still wanted, but few, if woman to market. Wansinnmv Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to t both for money and the 6th March, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sole, for money, 93 3 , ; ditto for account (March 6), 031, • Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 1; New Three per Cents., 93/, 3 ; India Stock, 2241, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 107/, 1061, 1071 ; ditto for account, Mk, 107 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100 ; ditto 1864, 991, 100 ; ditto 1864 or 1866, 991, 100 ; ditto Bonds 275. prem. ; Four per Cent. " enfaned " rupee paper, 901, 891 ; ditto }lye per Cent , 102, 1 ; ditto Five - an -a-Half per Cent., 108. The India Five per Cent. Stock remains steady at 106/ to Mt. The rupee paper was quiet at 101/ to 1024 the Five per Cent., and 1071 to 108 the Five-and-a-Half. . - The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted 17s. to 20s. prem. ; and the June, 188. to 225. prem. Business in the foreign stock market has not re sumed its recent proportions. The demand for bank shares continues. A fresh rise took place to-day in Bank of London, Union Bank of London, and Loudon Joint Stock Bank. The miscellaneous share market was quiet. Peel River Land and Scottish Australian Investment stocks were inquired for. _ The cloe in g quotations for shares in new under takings were ee follows :—Ocean Marine, 74 to I prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 2 1-16 to 3-1 prem. ; Universal Marine, 14 to lf dia. ; London and Provincial Marine, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem. ; Mer cantile Fire, 4 to 1 prem. ; Commercial Union, dis. to par ; City of Rio Improvements Com pany, to prem. ; London India Rubber Com pany, 4 to j prem. ; and Indian Tramway Com pany; par to k prem. • MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoox. The principal feature in the mining market to day is a great demand for Wheal Grenville shares, which have improved to 3i to I. South Caradon shares are quoted 315 to 320 ; Hetodafoot, 36 to 36 ; East Cara don, 30k to $1 ; Marke Valley, 10k to • Tincroft, 9jl to ; and Wheal Beton, 122 to 123: A few transactions will be found recorded in the Stock Exchange official list. Foreign and colonial mining shares are very quiet. The demand continues, however, for Scot tish Australian Mining, which have been dealt in at X, with 108. paid. Copiapo are marked 7 and ; Great Northern Copper, k prem. and par ; and North Rhine, k dis. The first annual meeting of the Wheal Ellen Mining Company of South Australia is called for the sth March. At the Wheal Hearle meeting, yesterday, the ac counts showed a credit balance of 7911. 18a. tal. The question of dividend was deferred till the next COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IKPERIAL AVERLGS3. Jim. 18 I — -84 Feb. 1 8 lb 584 lad Ns 6d le lld las *dos si ass 64 84844 Gd 80 OdlOs al Us 44 „ s ki Mgr, Ws Avenge - - - _ DaTs.—Whsat, Barley, Oata, Rya, Beam, sad Peas. to 12391.1811 °JAIN BoLD LLIN Wm.—Wheat. WAN timish MISS ; oats, 28,672: rye,l3; beans, 6.862: peas, 1,836 (parkas. DLU31.13 Mania TES 11ACRATION6 12 TEM AVEUGII MC* OP Witlal DOURO WO MX 11113 Mom Jaa. llama. IL Feb. L. lob. I. ilk V 5.1 —- —'• el 6....-91 .• .. .. .. eoa 00 S r .. ea i .. .. 10 10 .. .. .. ".. .. 1, MI 6 .. .. .. lei. IS. MINCING LANK.-(THIS DAY.) SUGAR.-The market is firm, bat less brisk ; former Prices am fully supported. Grain Mauritius sell at 384. 641. to 40s. ; good white 1 424. to 445. ; fine brown sod yellow Gurpattah date, 382. 6d. to 394. brown Penang, 345. to 364. ; yellow, 39a. to 40s. ; Java brown, 354. to 38s. ; low to fine yellow, 304. to 434. ; Suri nam, 36.. 6d. to 384. 6d. Refined continues firm. Comm-Plantation Ceylon has again sold at firm prima. low to good middling, 765. 6d. to 825.; pea berry, 81.. A floating cargo of Rio sold fur a near port at secret prior. Cocoa.-Trinidad has sold at 24. decline ; low grey to middling red, 51s. to 595. 6d. TrA. -For fair Faysham Congon, Is. d. lid. has been paid, and for common and fair common scanted opus, 9/d. to 111 d. Row.-Jsmales of fine quality Bold at 44. ; Leewards, la 7d. ; and Mauritius, ls. Id. Race and limarrras are both inactive. Saco has sold without sold ; good all, 225. Spices. -Pepper has at easier prices ; Penang, 31d. ; white Penang, 6d. to 61d. ; Singapore, 61d. Pimento also sold rather cheaper, middling, 3d. ; nutmegs at firm= small to good bold, 1 2 . 3d. to 24 . &I. ; mace rather 10d. to la. 9d. Faurr.--Currants are in fair request ; low to good sold at 245. to 301. 002708.-1,000 bales sold at firm prices. SATFLOY/13. -SO hales Bengal sold steadily at 3/. 15s. to 61. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is gaiet. Annexed are the present prices: —Town tallow, 46e., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C.. 011 the spot, 45e. Ad. ; March, 455. 9d. ; Anil to June, 41s. 9d. to 465. ; AO to September, 465. 64. to 475. ; October to December, 475. 9d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We are moderately supplied with beasts, and trade is about the same es on Monday ; yet there is a tendency upwards for choicest qualities. There is a fair supply of sheep for the time of year. The demand has rather increased. and we have consequently a more active trade, and in some instances picas are better. Good calves are still dear. Our foreign supply consists of 38 beasts, 340 sheep, and 81 calves ; mulch cows, 90. Per stow of abs. a4.a. 6. Par Rene of Ms. a 6. s. d. UK 60014 Ilerafd2 4 4 4 g Best Dos& H2bdab 0 0 0 0 Siot elsort•boros 42 4 4 Had Lontroools.... 6 4 6 6 Semod goal boasts 2♦ 4 0 Do. do. Shan 00 0 0 Calves pa 4 4 610 Ewes it second quaL 4 4 6 0 44 6 4 Do. do. Morn .... 0 0 0 o 116i4D•6&11U-heeds 6 6 6 16 Imam 0 0 0 0 1600610 at market. WO; Oboe sod Lambs. 3,260: Calves, 161 : 122. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Hat ray and Easton report trade slow, without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 70s. to 80s. ; superior ditto, 84e. to 05s. ; inferior ditto, 40s. to 80s. ; rowen, 150 s. to 70s. ; clover, old, 80s. to 110. ; ditto, new, second cut, SOL to 100 e. ; straw, 30s. to 365. FATAL EXPLOSION OP PARAFFIN OIL.—INQFRST. —Miss Bard—This morning an important inquiry was resumed by Mr. John Humphreys. one of the coroners for Middlesex, touching a terrible explosion of paraffin oil upon the kith instant, by which Mr. John Robert Cotherall, a law writer, was killed_ After additional evidence, the jury returned a verdict in the following terms :—" That the deceased died from the effects of an explosion of a certain paraffin oil purchased is the beet paraffin oil and um:- plosive, and the jurors desire to exprem an opinion that the legislature ought to interfere to prevent dangerous oils being sold for domestic purposes." GALLABT LIFEBOAT SZILVICIEL LOWESTOFT, WRDNISDAT NIOHT.—"This morning, about 6 o'clock," writes Captain Joachim, R.N., " while it was blowing a gale tram the north-east, a boat with four men in her be kogiog to the Swedish brig Matilda, from Marseilles to Yaim,ath, with oil cake, was blown before the wind into our harbour. The men reported that they, with six of the crew, had been on board their own vessel on the Corton Sands, and that she was at the time fist breaking up. The boat had been forced from alongside the wreck by the volume of theses about 3 a.m. shortly after the yawl had struck. Immediately' the Lo westoft lifeboat, in ocamection with the National Life Boat Institution,. was promptly manned and launched and was taken in tow by the harbour steam tug to windward of the brig, which they found a broken-up wreck. The lifeboat then made sail. and dropped her anchor close to the fragmenta of the wreck, and was most providentially enabled to rescue four of the un fortunate men, the other two having been washed off and drowned. Those saved were brought lately on shore, and, although sadly exhausted, are now in a hair way of recovery. The lifeboat's crew behaved nobly ea the occasion, and mach praise Is also due to the crew of the stem-tng." A charge against a Bradford beerhouse-keeper elicited before the Bradford magistrates yesterday a fright ' fulamount of roguery. On searching his house, • large amount of stolen property was discovered. westing ware", parses, pocket-knives , loaf sugar, and mohair and alpaca r yam. The prisoner said be received the goods in exchange for ale and victuals. He was committed for trial. lb. UI ,I. hat cd• ITT. .~ ;ime amities • and @Dams am owl fur w .a the fiai.bed