The Express. — London, England, 1858-02-27 00:00:00

BUTTS Odds. nonling, under 'arr, through Bit lit Iwo an oppor. had beau thrown hoar bar towards t of the Baled of Lrini hie to al Bau relatingW U, ltr. Butt bald sled to bring ix wed for papers, was that of the sake nenmei *Bill r !limy Utp agh the semis eg noolisot that Mr. IRS=111" Illja m = 11.111 A Ewa hN nee beeetheleet trier Ids ilieetka. Wee hi nese way soon or the Ammar Q bid beta ilty At of I !emery 'anent tettidi ba4 of Directors wore rived well for win *aim of punish- Inolooomonto held '0 out to In:ia the to him. He (the er on the subject. to him in regard to at date Yr. Coney sr, but he mealy that he had aothing sred that the matter :roy Kelly. It was ho ehouldio out all he could k, 4 that country. the first President I a mitigation at r. He introduced ws to the wishes of show as awls of hate. He wa d Coated he went the nommittee id* Mr. &nays* Mr. ler members at the roportaace, etr J. for his athettimos. Lh• easiaartios d Trials ars most in awe. Wins, moire outsold*, diapers, ow treqamitty tm d with • ben triage ory pretty died co ort. If the dress is .1 of velvet, or any • two parts as, a o match the dross. • over the elects. Ara, no bertha he nun, 'TOD in Trivet, Notarial for morning In this article is the is colour made with with a plaiting o nee in ;fashion, the some ;art or other a the robe, vs and it on the drew, tha kinds, and jolt now the akirta. het or silk disuse )do--alaip of ancient on the revers, with twra. The body with nine. ng Lapwings of silk, and ; bat the mantle, very long be• points, with tarsals, ad ornamented with do very long behind, in front to show the "le without bastings, and behind. Best Very little trimming r. The are made under side—ea are es and lam of this seasos a 7 Pi a styl• or material, gar subnribars. front to the er r Tharfo7l ryond the rigs, and ink rod white lama. bet fr, Id, edged with es of rose W,‘ *aid fleas is spates, aea lays (trassperaa hin cif p Wack lace • asp., corned ander which, on the ...Iva maims. _ _ — iiL;;d7i`tZTiaa ot _ _ Round flu crown bag taawela blonds is tan* plaamiaa • lady was of whit* the back to the front. a wide plaiting, £ la row the middle of the I bow of whits bkodta he, was owe of wafer wham-etre ; arid • cad Warr Nor rowel mochas of white me. ilev worn for evesiag coral, or parls, Si. A Ann WATI2 sold at the Ostler, e or drawings, seders ire, some el esetelder• sevend weter-erieet Ott ie t lay Weeder," ireedeely ; the draw. r.3lguinses; "Bede "liretthie beet th . e. "Ands= Ca inn , Oretolly 'magia Sterra." by the Hesse urtship la &Min t ' Come," sad L i 46 gaieties; " Goft ,tree ; gamest st Bed ter Deer," by by A. Joheis A r i a Blether st Weteriego I at the Rattle at /6. Yesterday Mr. ooiloetioa of Lived ivory, sad oar D iderot elsvular yoga ow, sad trees. which oral sold for 431. ; • 6V. 10a ; a bowl of doe tomb of while kblo .poci•ono of per masts." dislissd by Geary 60 the fromollbod to dist o die trosino of tho roOmmal2 thot yr the tossONlVrOl fof be the heihide.. thee, ere *NM bit paimairg a the OS" mod& = tat'. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 27, 1858. LAW INTELLIGENG'L THIS DAY. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. (elI6. at Kid Prim •t O.Odb•n. &km lad Oampball aml • /p.al•► Ivry.) ROYAL BRITISH BANE. TIUMIXTE D•:. TIN 0171111 g. lIIICIPNRIT szows, aDWAZD MMUS" UNIT ammo KAMM; 1111711 AID ZAZTLIT LW NWT, WILLIAM' DAN= OWEN, JOIN 1171PLITO11, AND yams INNIS CANDWIL Cis 20 day since the reammaimeat of lids boportsat sad istreoranary trial had the gable latinet in it lima minted la a sore striking imam Kea this =Wag, whin Lord playbill ha lathested that be would coramesoe enowd•S ay. Long before twelve o'clock, the hear airdeacg for the mining of the wart, every nom Wing to it was thronged with crowds of po em earkses le pin admittance, sash of whom was either naiad with a titbit, synod by Kr. Secondary Potter, or Ism sem deb functionaries, or urged some special claim to b. mew ; bat only a very small porde" of than could be somasiodated with mats in the space est sad. for spectators. Ivey available spet was speedily mespied user the door win opseed, sad the sone which the avert peasild at a lew alines bt 12, whoa newly all the deliadmate sad their smog r solleikee bad takes tbak plum, wee Gas of tame enellismat, sad showed bow saxismily all mein win le Vasa to the smetaing la el the Ismael judge. Lord Overawe sad seviral Mies sad gentheisa were am. ammodelled with seats on the booed The jay wen very early is altadance. Most of them, It wee sheaved, btu with them very large bundles of notes, which they bell last daring the progress of the trial. Priddy et 12 Vasa, Lad Campbell took his seat on the bask, at milt the meet re seed solace proceeded to Minn the jay is the hffiewlag arum :—Oentlemen at jay, the mints tea new devolves ow me of ramming sp Ike wanes in this Tay Ismataat owe. and I say to you hod salleatedly thel mysaisty is greatly diminished by the temsldereara of the obereelar and the qualifications of the gatisaa whom I now address. If it had been my duty to toy this am In the country, beton country gentlemen and limmen, I should have been area more embarrassed, foe I should probably have known more of the rem thaw jay, and I should have had the difficult and kiss= hat at trying le etimmaskale to than the Informa- Ifrs whisk Goy Meal Is seed. Oath-a, you have give tow warms as meet Menthe onsidentios. You are wee ties llied to aide he Isom which is now raised, end fa=des is sae to be 15... Daring this vas mat laborious trial—ddeit I think ham aow reached the thinessady y ea ban attended to the seldom* and seem thoroughly to endetetod it elm by Mop. There *re my ark be 0... .Lively easy. I ash ealy *ha I Rosemary to hem yes sm qamellase of law, sad b drew year ettselics le he qualms ch I cam- Mho the hag measaal. It las bees m whi y tea as • tit to have omega, two days in ewaselag jay. Juan se mad ad if I now liba Ze add mat yoa by raft my saes from dayle fey I would est spare either yes a myself the law, bet I WM tot sena eh, mina yes, sad het I shill best do by duly by behlshs hie yea a Ira phis OMB Is Me bag ad imported trial. Yen are sassy sesibmas, SW We is es haematisa s Ode by sassraer LbAt- Sh Skated has mild the office whisk b e Yid wick dletbetYa to heed( and with km& to the pile. Whims may be the meek et -• = eWs, se am am ascribe time be hes. 4 MOM of the bask whim ruin hod him es ban ish sad pod emsdel Imalmseed, it wasassisisry that a Maid hmehy dleald eins, and he ally pat the dr halissie en dish had. you are aware Ast this b es is tide lehmeelks ; before • ma be pa ra hie kW Owe mast be aooasemg to the Imes of hie ammiry, • bdi of imilamene bekere it peal jay; se it ant always be with read to Many, a buses;, bet in near of minieresenour, the Attorney- Oared his the right to file an information, ad then put the paws: cc his bid. This is a andent Odom and I mat my that I have no analeint from the leered coned who tspwat as were' dindests that it has been enrolled as thin m asks. Oestirmak this lehemaket chus e that the de andate emspini4=l•_regoement s had ds heft am am Ned and its been, daingtherew thell Deember, 1865, sad tam wire, he sena sedireeperess seedities, predating mete diddle maga eiernieliews. b we d, nines cheAss hat there am mesh oast ates allege the nol which en as vest el the area= a tee 31M Ma., 1866, thee as foam sew shams, the be ant of which you bon bawd a smack and which peahens to give an weesust a tbs asatien of the bank, then the resehisi en a SAW of is per oat. out of theirs,' prone ad the hylesall ahem fur the purpose of up their price. It hes ben shady mad to yora„ ekke y the law of Ml thwe may be a oven ads ; at he mem time it e le s =epaly MMd by the same' the hoe es eily - embasteil the lea der a promerilles thst Met Wee math to be kit you mg draw year tahreasse ne to the eampiracy. It is net asessisty he tip persons el pm* a ammireey, the Mina 'bead be gala of any !bad - sensuiestan the pat of the renews charged at whisk they eensphal Ape of see sot le be den ; bat if, ea emb l e m ss, the Joey ems see this then was • cosmos hiss, m Miesti amourt to do that which to weOO& 611111 they have pasta for a reasambie hihrisoe het emit a eemplesey was beseed. The reamer be which tqwee reposed as the part of the prow odes le mem the aeon woe to show that the bask was la a Mete at issolvan is the end of 1881 and the beginning of 1868 ; this 111 was knows to the de houlaete, sad that hawfwg that they mead into L ad V mo to ha =mat hat a pasotthe beak w a r d is a Ileuriidas the ours , a to no Wilt the ligei &Mk Daak. Isease, it le the le whilst Ws = i s id s . the pan e bee ben I must, beerna, mats, you this though was a armed of the derware might have den that di la as lap pa aid all sot establish the amp Nand ams. Pei bases, if they west on sigh lie less of the c=hef hd ad ese.foartli of the eaphal, that wield met setehlbli the charge, which is a charge of mey, is mheressaiting the state al the aides ° J il t br the nosh el decolvhs elercedine. Then art be joist seam, Melt help. sad hht emehlardies. I doh teas all your easition Me—whitharthere he bees vii • iraey es deed en the pert et the arowe • mil I wh thee haw year aileellea to the aesh el the dillbast delmleste who mew mead Imre es their hhL I bon hod occasion to awn thel them id very essihroble es ith ivied to the etrillsee he eame et the several defendants. I lakow thst yen will almemage duly in an exemplary roamer, and fat you msmgemm between the cases of the wad •I• hlkines. as whose guilt or inseam you hen _ paean y verdict. Gentians, greet Ida le amide? le ea Ile state of the link at Ike end of 1856, end the beginnings( 1888—the day atr►ctlT speaking is the Slot of Deemellmr. amordies to the balano pablield es the let of Tammy by the Eimer% the honk Was eepeweeeet te be la a lay gromaletag andian. If then eqemenbilem belnnasa thepromeatenaltspdar MU; but en Om part et_ the pereseedea, they undertake to pen tan tt le hiss smd hmidit at that part of the same hams we ak far vas swam et date which were wholly &epos* se as le mieteeneese rim actual nate of the bank. No. Ike wee of , a the Apse of the crown that they amid prom a sember et thbh, but hay bare eciallah &a loha be a certain maker, which I hall vary shady has to sedan We wee enema /a Rimy date anew title in malsades le sterfselliem dells ern de not marl* 0 ( it, bet he meet ameeM of the debit vas see homed mammy whiellay bad begereL We me ad erteLl, tar byte tli• directors et he WA he b Ina eereeihst sr isms aft manct. That is net he ohms& W Ism bib at the actual eats of Or boa st e tie One to which I hare draws yea atlenam. I lON be==ll=e show yea the bierary if Ow Welsh dna I will at awry yes to the name visinitudee shot wheeime hem the period when advisees wen made to Donmeler M See dews to the time at whit' they come Into the yeemehs md 11110 weed on, by the beak. If that wee the yes would have ails ditacuity. Alihno a• dhows ~ seathave blew le Nem is this mi. Liar ansame, ad weal at diet the eessmas,, mhos it brought • Maio ell faitalmay, which they sesewad for the arof deadvin the aweirolden of the beak. The ea, he whin credit is taken on the bilessrabert, eldeb is rather comprehended Is the credits, a a am of 106,00111. ix id., leader the hail at Walt wan r_t w .irailden, there wee mem scatty he these advamen la fated ew the pat of the prosseaties, thet the Allmobas mid get as bidden whew they wield le of the mins• ; tat they wWe sot worth one-helf= seem admired es them; that the diremore had a nand biddies rd SOAK, and tthey made for thee shames between June mad leaember at 31 . 000 ‘.. se that the lede wee 40,000 L 'Mee mos mas Wady mid flat ; bat that mega sot to be eadiered es the value of the sonority at the time is which the acconata wen brought dowa. Is the amen et your jullgmed yea will say if there lad setbeen thie he Ism of benne 400101. 60,000 L one Wad mama. mel t the Med a*tel of Om bask shembed Is OM ehmease. et thwe wee the debt of he Th chreZ 9,7914 is mermatildo i= That emsed set to be a bail comae Tee member that alealties an Wires Deism asl Hentses, aad that may slams wee made to by rearm tram heal, lest the d ewed am ineffindiaa mewl to beweem w ill- Ma there wee the de bt sa c hem he admen 311 e. Naas is at I whit ere maid reels themembs Omahas bat mad et he Ike& but — ram add that a peaks maw bllg hire. Ne doubt that drawee had ass ado to him which, with Waren amounted to 11,1721. He died insolveat and that nun I totally lost the bank. Then there is the debt of Mr. Brown. Now I think—and I my it it peeing in &insets to Kr. Brown—that we is not in a situation exactly to knew the value of the seenrities lodged by him with respect to the advances made by the beak, to the amount of 79,43 71 . ld. Bat though we do not know the elan value of the ships, and we take than at the valise before the fall in shipping, it le alleged ma the part of the aroma that 48,0001. was the highest value of the ships and freight, and therefore this'gr st loss of 80,0001. was incurred by the bank. I thick it is quite unasentary kg me to draw your attention to the manner in which these securitieg were given, but I may say, In favour of Mr. Brown, that there is very little mend for the charge that he deceived the bank as to those securities. The learned counsel who has so ably &heeled Mr. Brown has proved that the money realised by the eels of the freight :wee paid into the bank, though unfired by Mr. Brown. But, gentlemen, as I told you before, the paestion la ea to the May of the pecuniary affairs of the leak, and not how the deficiency was caused. Then there was the debt of 14,162/. 4s. 6d. of Oliver. I think you cannot brut a conjecture as to the amount of the loss on Oilver's debt, for though he became a bankrupt, how much was fiedd or received Foe are not duly informed oL Then MINS the debt of M'Oregor, a director, to whom Were waemade the large advance of 7,4481. He gave neuritis' on a policy of inaurance for a small sum, but the policy was utterly worthless, and giving credit for what had bum realived by Wlfiregor's secarilim the Ica to the bank on his account was 6,0001. Me learned Judge was proossding with his address when our report left.] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Comm Lamer Hoiroyd.) IX RI IDIIIII-4 0000 lIIITATL The bankrupt was a builder, of Vinaft-orialy, Wok =hater. His Nlanos-elteet presents the Magnin , feature of a surplus of seseta—the amour due to unsettled creditors beLsg .rated at 2,3311. ; and the assets at 3,20 W. Bat there are large ewes due to secured carlitme, amount to 23, V 6191. ; the propertya held security, c 1 say of houses In the V auxhall - bridge - road, i•= at 22,9201., and the dividatd will of course be dependeat aa the evaluation of the mortgaged property. The bankrupt pared his lest examination unopposed. IN RT. LLTAB. The beakrapt wee a elimi;eit:iti — liitieen-sheet, Cbiepide. NW, 2,4001. ; eases about 2501. Mi:LserranCe supported. Mr. Wooten opposed :for the assignees, and examineCthe =as to the dispael of a sum of money had received shortly before his bankruptcy, sad as to the terms of a marriage settlement. He the pared his examination. Mr. W. Lempridl, builder, of Long-lane, pored his imembeition. Dalai 1,573 J.; easess, 60. OOLLDUT lIPLOBION NE42 NIWPOIT. TWZNTT PIIIIBOIVB ILU&D. (From the Colliery Guardia, of this day.) . • The greatest ceeeteination and excitement was °reseed in the aisighboarbood of Newport on Wednesday re=the report that a most disastrous expbxdon had w in a sea nine at Cwmpennar, near Mountain Ash, known as the Law. D3rlfryn Colliery, and belonging to T. Powell, Msg. The pit is sheeted between Aberdare and Nevi gaits, sad MOWN moan venally employed in it. The coal is penally boyar "Powell'. Dyfryn coal," and toe. r=a la Mnamonthahire and South Wales. FP= th e which our Aberdare correspondent has been able On, it appears that some of the men were still warkief to tha pit as Wednesday evening, when a tremen dous mart wee lewd by thou above-ground--• report suffi- Men* signillant to those who heard it to convince them thee a iherfel esploslon had occurred. The ithelligthee of the catastrophe spread with great ra- Mng I. an incredibly short period of drue a large num imeses", including many of the wives and children of the men employed in the colliery had congregated on the pit brow, and the anxiety and degrees manifested by those regtucreatures se the bodies of deed and dying °others were up the shaft in rapid succession was truly pitiable. As soon as the report was heard, energetic measures were Into, to recover the bodies of the dead and math the living Ikon their perilous position. An exploring party was formed, sad they set to work at once, but their progress was consi derably interrupted, and they experienced great di/acuity on acecrant of the choke-damp which they found in the pit. Up to the time of our correspondent's despatch (Thursday evening) the bodies of 20 men, all a whom had been found dead in the workings, had been recovered. In Ule House of Commons after Easter, Mr. Adams will move he a select committee to consider and report upon the 'abject of prostitution in the metropolis and other popu lous pleas; also for a bill to alter and amend the law relating to disorderly houses. Laid Stanley's acceptance of a seat in the new cabinet 'applies the first instance (observes a writer in the Illustrated London News) of a father and son sitting in the saws ashlar* since the time of the great Lord Barleigh and his odsbrated son, Sir Robert Cecil. In the northern division of Leicestershire Lord John Manners will be opposed by Mr. C. W. Fromm, who has Issued an address. Arthur Nillls, Esq., M.P., delivered t lecture on Wednerrier evening before a tarp andkace in the Assembly Roosts, Norwich, on India, needed aa a field of missionary labour. Rim address we. resdete with interesting blibrOW tion. The Lord Bishop of the Nooses peculdsd on the occasion. " Canterbury," says the Sums Bspreu, "is about to lose the most dietinguidod member of its cathedral clergy. By the death of Dr. Bull—which took place on Sunday, at Ozked—the Rev. A. P. Stanley will have to rungs his OEM's chair in our cathedral, and mood to the one meld by Dr. Bull, as it is attached to the Eocksias tied Prodmewiltfp of History. The event ham been for some time ermined, but a general regret vat be felt smog the citizens at Mr. Stanley's departure." - - We (Bra) hear that Mr.. Wilkins (widow of the late Elerimat Wilkins) la to appear at the Haymarket on Monday, March 8, in Sheridan Knowles's:comedy of The lon GUIs, m the Widow Oren. Tat Orrica OP PRIVY Saat.—Had the Pal minks 'ministry avoided the rock on which they were wrecked, there would still have been breakers &heed. 3k. Wise had a notice of motion on the board for the abolition of the office of Privy Seal, in accordance with the recommen dation of the committee on public salaries. This of mores was meant to open the whole question of Lord Clanricardes appointment, and would have afforded a glorious opportunity for defending the noble marquis's public pekes sad V i z : virtues. It I difficult, however, to believe thst of Co weak have recognised them as modist_ bat spirt boa sII anenal considerations as to the late hair of the ails, we 'bald like to have Mr. Wises mike Ma caniri, sal to know why the alas of Pray Seal la net Ism ebeNshoL Hal 600 amenities rimmuandsel the anew it • saw ales bard of be abolition of an misting to me, ye that th eir recommendation would Wort this haveM bind oirrisd MapaSlS br March. OPEN SCHOLLISHIP 0110 ED.—Then will be an elation to a scholarship at Walla. College, Oxford, on Thursday, May 20, open to candidata wader 20 years of age. It is linable for Ars years, ad is worth altogether rather sere than 701. a yasr. Candidates will be impactod to call on the Warden on Saturday, May 15, at 4 o'clock, =with them certificates of age mod baptism, and tor of conduct from the belle of their alleges or schools. UNIVIRSITr or LONDON.—Three events have weer* the sews of which will be noised with vaniei degrees of approbation. Is the 8M piece, we record the elevation of Preform Poster to the &sate, bemuse this step will sot only afford uelversal satisfaction to the graduates, wheat he has so faitbhelly served, but will, trete his starling rarrove al the highest advents to the taniverefty. esoosil plow, the keg charter hes be® espied-1M abirter that is to asoancipate the tudvereity frees th e atourely Siljeyeel by the caws. This step will .at at mks at with such general approval se the eppoint mot at Prism Foster; bat it will bereake, we are erasei, be r=issd p A u tles the nor Mbar sod politic yet teas. Brad s hes rarer his se s -2=3 in theidsby. Parlor this tires a prier roper stay he isal.—Losest. STEC= HIZTICIS AT WISTMINFTEIL ABM.— The bilowiai lea list of the pnuchere at the soaks( sav vier be Wersiaster Ab ibr Much:-7th, Bishop rd Asdrew's • 14* Dr. Wswwilt • 21st, Dr. Wordsworth ; Mk, Dr: Wellrerdl. The pr.:ethers darn the Make plebe at Bt. Ilargarata will 10-7111, lbs. Cara bare, ; 14th, the Dana Le Westabeler ; 21st, the Rarer of 81. liartheolotherelle; 216. Bev. Cron Dale. THZ Isms COURT. —His Bxerllency the Lord- Listener hr used goo al installs' for a burtell ball at the Deb Castle ea the rain at Tharaisy, the 4th of Kook. As at preset DMth sassiest will tar his &perm *OM blind Teel., the Karr. LenlaSea will sobs la Drib ea tie 11th al Kra. leas SO lir as at prod arm* are le MI dile fa Belmbrid• heriasil thew* Kr. Gram Lamina; Corsair. Wt. Dept; Gestio maa Usher, Cribb With • lishate Coker Dore; Chearberlal Bea. Oskar Lobar; at tarp, Pr. Lowri adiet ; Barth as Cab er Do*. TM het ea Lea lessiseeit or sionsat her te Noir the thirty of X.C.11 Ira Mr. if 800, tr■dir liswitsity of Stele ibr Coax AND Linda JUNCTION.—A public meet * d ardisole, mai rhos we hail at the O t her lark Tetra ea the Ka J.ll. Iffi stdt driers el the wle • Osarbeeiti derrthei the as a raw, PI air la Wi th, be amp boa th e Oi sad ...las sit Citesehary, w thi n gart 4 4lthe with Opt. The sapless ` erai w rdas Beadothes te the me line woe peer& soil wisdom en wow ail d kW alai* wiped are mos applied. to lin is lM WO Ss. SS fa IN 1 le 1 K 4 I. et NS 11 SHARE LL52.5.-2HIB DAY. Two ollitoelL The railway share market to-day is quiet, and 5. in nearly all cues are quoted the rune as closed yesterday. London and North-Western is now quoted 99/ to ex div.; Midland 981 to 99/, ex div.; Great Western, eot to 611, ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 931 to', ex div.; London and South Western, 47} to 48, per abam ex div.; Great Northern, 28 to 3, ex dlr.; and Eastern Counties, 811 to t, ex div. Punjaub railway shares are flat, owing to the cell recently announced. Pernambuco shares are quoted /to 3 prem. Bahia and San Francisco were more inquired for. Paris and Lyons shame have improved. OIDINLIT masse LID IPa) mania= I cl = hei"" a 1 Ho ne crow re ifiiiiiii::: * 1 a Ow! re Brice I ell Nava NI Da •I•as 41v. mill II NI Dolt pa. Is poll to IL. S =l a = ha t Arrj o i. : IN amg IN Noas i =aB ... 104 NNursDe. Il i il l 112 14 11 10 221 21 22 CI 1 3/1 16 IS s la ill i i 100 si IN 2 ~ z -'p. t) 2 . 1 4.:;_kii.414. I I 6.7 W." ake .= ..; 7 NIMIi X Igark.. al = 100 .._ ..... ... :1 . i s i ligi;: srie ssmoill• dfiE g .•• •j XI = I W ILL 100 , ... ........ 111 ortbri Oseallse Maw& 100 all .. ....... D. la alb =LE isi D. as us.• us reoses—siiVsk to pc O. r. a r6a nogo. Lisa. NO De. Y•et 100 Nee* Loofa ..... ... I Las:l;2a. outiti: sal Nara 4s. alma 111 Joni all In* vil 2d9.4. CZ ilhauw. 7 _____ _ 1766 .... 6 . a .. • ..... ..... DNA W0h0..... ..... ...... dooditidork. 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EOM as ii ii i iii L i ii de di fa N I II ft N IN 106 II Ili IM 119 110 114 ill 1110 110 1.90 US iM a j X ll7 11 US IN 10 0 0 10 0 Nii 1N N 94 $7 N N 90 10 101 10 17 7 10 1 16 " 19 N 14 0 1 11 1718 140 ii ui ii - L ix' t 1 07 , 11 0 1 N 0 Ili 111 ii isi P 06%. db — par 111 1111 107 110 Ili 1;0 110 110 " 10 1 li 24 iee lie ll 10 11 1 .0 I W IS N IS SS 17 a 11Ii 11i ') 1 im pm It l _ ___ it i 1 I 111 00i I NI ft 3I NU I en Si WI i Ini tie g3i 3 a m i il l Psi „.. 111 111 11115 IN US is US I ` „. i Pm Po dip a ai 1 i ns 11/4 zd 1001 103 ! id 112 the 6 10d id Isl ad 3 it 4 1 i i II U TS I ma a§ Li§ Vt C a ii i ITI ii 111 1M - - i 4 a li li Ups NI I i I per ..... mud mess Si Wr e' r Wales a a. w. of salmi V A - 9n PM i OM ii ii _ . l I if 11111 MONEY MARKE2-2.1118 DAY. Two o'OLoow. The funds to-day are firmer. A ream :7 of I per cent. has been established. The other departments of the Stock Exchange are well supported, but ba. sines, in all quarters is limited. Consols opened at 96/ to 97 for money and the 4th March, and are now quoted 97j to t. The Th ree per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 971 to j ; the New Three per Centa. at 971 to I; and India Bonds at 265. prem. A feature of the market is a fresh rise in Exche quer Bills ; the sane Bills are officially marked 365. to 41s. prem.. ; and /the " advertised" Bills, 375. to 40s. prem. _ _ _ Turkish Six pee Cents. have advanced to 102 to 1. Dutch stocks, Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., and Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., meet with more inquiry. This department is generally firm. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buena Ayres Six per Cents., for account (18th March), 81/, ex the De ferredßonds ; Dutch Tiwo-and-a-Half per Cents., 831; ditto Four per Cent.Certifioates, 101, 1011, and 1001; Granada Deferred Bonds, 81 ; Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., for sooount, 83 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1833, 46/ ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. 991 and 100 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 441 to 441; the Passive Bonds, 81; Turkish Six j,er Cents., for account (18th March), 1021 ; and Vene suds Four-and-Three-Quarters per Cents., 341: At Paris to-day (Saturday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69fr. 40c. for the account, showing an improvement of 6c. The Bourse is described as firmer. The bullion operations at the Bank of England yes terday consisted of a purchase of about 3,0001., and a withdrawal of a nearly similar amount. The Government broker yesterday Nude his ap pearance in the " box" in the Stock Exchange, and bought 14,0001. Reduced Three per Cent. Stook We understand that this purchase is for account of the sinking fund of the first loan of five millions raised for the Russian war, and announced on the 16th Feb., 1868. This operation, it will be remem bered, also included the funding of three mil lions of Exchequer Bills. Whilst referring to this subject, we may recall attention to the fact that on the Ist of April next the sink ing fund on the loan of sixteen millions comes into operation. From that date the Chan cellor of the Exchequer is bound to provide one mil lion per annum, with which stock will be purchased and cancelled, until the entire loan shall be re deemed. These purchases will of course affect the price of the funds, unless counteracted by other in fluences. Considering that on the Bth of May next two millions of Exchequer Bonds have also to be paid off, it is evident that a good deal of money will be poured into the market by government. It thus becomes interesting to glance at the amount of the Treasury deposits in the Bank, which is stated in last night's return at 5,102,8381, against 7,455,2901. at the corresponding period of 1857, and 4,141,5511. at the corresponding period of 1856. The decrease shown by the comparison with last year is explained by the fact that the East India Company owe some two or three millions to the British government, and will pay the amount out of the coming eight million loan. About 8,5001., nearly all bar gold, is known to be engaged for transmission to the Peninsula by the steamer Alhambra, which will leave Southampton to-day. A further sum may be shipped. On Thursday, about 20,0001. in silver arrived in the Thames from the Continent. Liter advicee from New York, brought by the steamer Edinburgh, mention the arrival at that city of 280,000!. sterling in Californian gold. On 'Change yesterday afternoon bills on most of the leading continental cities were again in request, and the tendency continues unfavourable. In most cases slightly lower rates were established, the principal decline being in bills on Austria and Hamburg. Three months paper on Paris also ruled lower. At the rates now established, by far the larger propor tion of the gold imported will be sent to the Conti nent as fast as it comes in, but this does not imply that the stock of bullion in the Bank has yet reached its highest point. The current rates are shown below, viz.: Amsterdam. three months, 11.161 to 17 ; 40., short, 11.131 to 141; Rottardent, three months. 11.161 to 17 ; /Wimp, three months, 26.30 to 21; Hamburg, marks Imago, three months, 13.41 to 6 ; Pans, three da ' sight, $6.6 to 10 ; ditto, dims months, 26.30 to 6 ; ths-Mabas, three months, 1171 to 1181; Petarsterg, par rouble, throe months, $4B bo 361 ; Viammt, •e r. • no., Ulna months, 10.28 to 30 ; Trieste, do., three mouths, 10.29 to 31; Madrid, three months, 481 to 1 ; Cadiz, throe months, 491 to 60 ; Lsghorn, them months, 29.70 to 6 ; Genoa, arm months, 26.60 to 6,• N.911/1, three mouths, 411 to 42 ; !Warm three mouths, 123 to ; Messina, anis months, 128 to 1 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 611 to 1; Oporto% 90 days, 811 ta 6 . The core market yesterday was dull, at last Mon day's rates. The number of floating cargoes of grain arrived off the coast since last Friday, is only two, owing to the adverse winds. The Kate Cleather has arrived from China, with 462,4001'05. of tea, and 130 bales of silk. The report read at the meeting of the proprietors of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China yesterday, stated that half the capital has been paid up, and business has therefore been commenced at Calcutta and Bombay by the establishment of agencies. A further sum of 101. per share has yet to be paid up, bat the directors do not intend making a further call until the expiration of one year from the commencement of business. During the discus sion that followed it was suggested that the best mune would be to distribute the funds, allowing the directors to retain 16,0001. for expenses. Ultimately the report and accounts were adopted. At an adjourned meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Parry, Brown, and Co., produce brokers, held on Wednesday, the statement of accounts submitted by Messrs. Quilter, Ball, and Co., stated the liabilities at 8,6631., and the assets at 1,9361. It was resolved to accept the composition offered—viz., 61. in the pound. The doubtful debts are 'stated at 13,0401., of which only 1,8261. is considered good. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, February 24, compared with the previous weekly return, shows the following results: Circulation issue Circulation active 19,463,616 Demme 260,360 Pub& depaelts Othsr deposits Government menrilise ta banking deparnmeat Other seouridee in banking deputment 17,164,143 Demean 470,730 Coin and bullion to both __ a t .--- 17,629251 Inures. 292,120 limn day endear bills 877,108 Decrease 6,405 Tlis Rest Notes in reserve Total NOWT (notes& c0in)11,841,396 acmes 627,685 in banking department 12,644,736 %amiss 642,470 - - The movement of tho Bank accounts is .till highly. favourable. The further increase of more than half a million in the reserve, raising the total to 12,644,7381., is caused chiefly by the continued running-off of the " other " securities ; for the increase in the Treasury deposits is partly counter balanced by a further decrease in the " other " deposits. The increase in the bullion is nearly 300,0001. RAIL OF INGLAWD.—As emeemeL poneutt le tee Ad fa RA M. a U. fai the vest collajoe Tr 111061.1. 14.12* nom IMMESIIIIII. Ides 01,194.910 fievelesemt Debt.... 011 re Ileeattle. ...... Odd Ogle sad leder 1 Silva Batas ..... A31.111.8: 11 AMAPijle W OW ROAM- ...41016 3 842 9rOmmeant almn = . D.A lviz Nolo . .. RAU Deb DO. L. A *4II RA 7 M Acid Yl 60r11 . 04kour&PM <Weil Mitswlllik JA RUN WAIN • CALgg= l4 M Jib.M. /LAZARUS. FRIDAT Ivasnits. The stook markets to-day were weaker. The tends, after sustaining an extreme reaction of 1 per cent., closed $ per cent. lower than yesterday. The market is now to an unusual extent influenced by the movement of the Paris Bourse, which exhibits a gradual decline. Additional sensitiveness is ordi narily displayed by the Consol market upon the approach of each monthly settlement. To-day several important sales were effected by speculatom for the rise desirous of closing their accounts. Another consideration which exercised oonsiderable influence on the unfavourable side was a suddelt demand for money in the Stock Exchange, where 2k to 3 per cent, per annum was paid for loans on English government sects rifles. Apart from the fact that this was " pay-day " on the slume settlement, the der mend for money was mainly caused by the withdrawal from the Stock Exchange of a large ram, computed at upwards of half a million, which had been lent in that establishment by bankers on government securities. The money is now wanted to provide for the payment of the dividends on the stocks of several of the leading English railways. The aggregate sum about to be disbursed upon this account is very important, and a portion will pro bably be re-invepted, as usual. The withdrawal of the money from the market causes a merely momen tary disturbanoe. It led, however, to an increased demand for money in the discount market, but the rates remain unaltered. At the Bank of England, on the other hand, the applications were still upon the limited scale lately witnessed. Console, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday 97/ to for money and the 4th of March, varied to-day between 971, " buyers," and 98 "sellers," and closed at 981 to 97. For the Bth of April the last quotation was 971 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for 971, 971, 981, 97, 961 • ditto, for account (4th ), 97/, 97, 981 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 97/, 971, 971, 971 ; New Three per Cents., 971, 971, 971, 971. Bank Stock, 226/, 228/. The Five per Ceuta. were also officially marked 1141. The June Exchequer Bills have again advanced 2a., closing at 35a. to 395. prem. The March, or " advertised " Bills, remain quoted 335. to 375. prem., and India Bonds 255. to 295. prem. Exchequer Bonds, falling . payable in May 1839, continue to meet with inquiry, and are officially marked 1001- to t. Foreign stocks met with only a limited amount of business. Turkish Six per Gents. were quoted at 4 o'clock 102 to t for the 16th March, receding at a later hour to 1011 to 102. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were a little flatter, at 104 to . The rates of " continuation" paid on this stock at the recent settlement have been equivalent to only about 3 per cent. per annum, holders of money being eager lenders upon so good a security. Peruvian Bonds continue to meet with inquiry. Bank shares to-day were unusually quiet, at former rates. Canada Land and Eastern Steam shares were rather flat. London General Omnibus have receded to 3 7-18 to 9-18, the traffic showing a decline. Aus tralian Royal Mail were quoted It to la, minus the return of 10s. per share recently announced. IVO &PS sad U. thrs.llE N Lk e lami r d ed I* NNE et N MOLON.loat azi:b * N MON N. N NM. Nall s A nriab Nolellkand CNN NS IN 5Q.... :: **** -::: no 4 taaaiia ** N *asset a aaaci6: N 41. Brief ININNINI N 1.4a.Ni.=1168 NAL N N 1::= NINVS:: IN Imola W I v IN NM. rrow. of N De. New N ININNI pag ao am ama woos : =art Om, IN INNTAricohni NDs ow . ~ SS NEN rhinos...— : U le ' orisoNills 18 , Za.7 IN II• 1131 IF taril d imam &ell latea. smemaz iOLl Ts. 47AL: 1 aszar W I ATL Ie Ds ds I print PrdL a Idismilis S iti .. r . .. .. .......... v _ i ii CC. "I- 771 =.1.-- ....... 3. _____......... : . . 1 , _ 0,-„ E .... _ _ Kt 5..—.—..—..... di II gm 1 = D DM* IDA itIL -. ' iri e r ig. TOME. ITUd tl 7 . 1 .........-- Pi a =MIN =IL 114. IN. I Isuarals. I 44.4444 Prism 1 1 1 1 1 44. Pl4losalU 11.1L10 4 173 M 4 1,034 i i i li Doves Omit: •.: I . :1 l4l 470 4 i t X, 0. ''' .4 ''''' 4 ' ILI" I! 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Ca 113 114 9 ear Ili 11l le Fi II 1 N U ST Si dls zd n 7l , % i a add I It di' SO ITI ad N 101 MINES.-THIS DAY Two o'CLocE. The market for British mining stocks to-day is very quiet. Little business has been done, and no new feature of interest is presented. The only transaction officially reported in the Stock Exchange is in Vale of Towey shares, which are marked 11. Cobra copper shares have been dealt in at 41i ; United Mexican at 4; and English and Australian Copper at 11 ex div. Subjoined is the official list of prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday : Basile* 206, 2071; Rut Alfred, 21; East Otundalake and South Bedford, 21,1; But Falmouth, 41 ; Rut Raw son, 81, 1,1; Hingston Down, 81, 7, 61, 1; Lady ~~► 325. Ws., 31a., 32a. , Lelant, 120, 130; North Robert, 0. 6, 644 1548, 6 146 , Radmoor, 7s. N.; South Bassett, 101. 11; °Wadden, 1,7, 9,4, 4, ; Wheal Grenville, 4e. OK, 6o; Wheal ddward, 71 1, ; Wheel Zion, 16a. Annexed is our usual weekly report of the metal market : The elate of the metal market has been thin week unfree. sally dull, but without affecting prices materially. Copper Is &m, from the extant of the orders in hand, and there Is at this moment but little foreign here. Iron orders may here and then be bikes at a shade under the quotations, but there is no eagerness evinced for orders. Scotch pig has rallied oeasitheably, and is still buoyant at 58.. 6d., mixed numbers. Lead 1. la fair &mead end very firm. Spotter rather weak. Tin is dat and unsaleable Tin plates are in good demand and Arm In price. At the senor& meeting of adventurers In East Tamar. held e all of fa 6d. par stare was made. mates ca the 13 rd of Mardi. This Was eat sell to morrow 17 tons lead ore. FRIDAY Unarm. In the market for home mining stocks to-day the completion of the settlement occupied a good deal of attention, and, in consequence, the general trainee-- Sons were not upon an active scale. , Shares in North Frances, Lady Bertha, and Sortridge Consols were inquired for, whilst South Frances showed Bataan. In North Robert, Tolvadden, Esat Wheal Russell, Ringston Downs, and Wheal Edward shares, there were a moderate number of transactions. COMMERCIAL AND M.ABIRTS. TALLOW MARKET (11418 DAT.) The market is steady, but very little business is going for ward. Prins are quoted ma follow. :—Petenburg Y.C., as the spot, 525. ad. to 63a. ; March, 62a. 9d.,• April and June, Ns. ad.; On. and Dec., 61s. 3d. to 61s. 6d. Mazur! A.maous.—Town tallow, 665.; fat by ditto, 2s. 100.; yellow Rusenn, 6411. 6d.; melted duff, 395.; rough ditto, 22a.; tallow graves, 12s. ; good dreg; 71. HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. I. DUill reports strode without ait.ration, except for Ike beat green hay, whioh in rather more demand. Primo meadow hay, 62e. to 70e. ; waperior do., 72a. to 80e. ; inferior, do., Me. to 60e. ; roma, 60e. to 66e. ; clover, 70e. to 25e. , seocoad cot, 66e. to 85e. ; straw, 245. to 28a. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) The odd weather which we are still experiencing has to some extol diminished the supplies, end trade in consequence has sustained a check. There have been, however, large arrivals from the Continent, and some good Cornish &croft, large, white, and ans. It is furnished in crates by the waggon load. Radishes are plentiful. Of pears, Boum; Rams, Rester Beerri, and Ne Pine Maur& may still be obtained. Kent cobs range from 3.55. to 40s. Bar celona nuts fetch 20s. per Idabel, end Brazils, 16s. per bushel ; Spanish hazel nuts for planting, lbs. is 16e. per bushel. Oranges of all kinds are good and abundant. Among vegetables ere asparagus. rhubarb, and seakels. Winter greens ere plentiful. French Wads, cionetettng of cabbie lettuce, Barbs de Capucin, Batavia& endive, and turnip radishes, are making their appearance. Ca , cumbers ere scarcer. Spaniels onions may be had at from is. to 2s. &l. per dozen. Beat samples of rea li s i n g about the same prices as last week. = We ds' s .= thistly oonChs of orchids, gardenias, heliotropes, poinesttia puichsrrima, gar Turns, violets, mignonette, heals, p r i mu l a s, c7clamene, tulips, hyacinths, end roses. 71171 T. plan spih pet lb.. Ss to es I Orinau, Der dos.. adte Lel Ofspl p1 i t3 . 1 1 0 0 . 3. Lama., per late a per ISO as to 111. A;k m , dm , ls to Is end_ — rdberts. per Weis Psers. row ./s to 0. Cobs, do 36. 40. •. ,1101 Ltd bb per dlos. a.vi . Ss -I"ipZIK t" p. Mit am 115 1 pst in l ett te Of Ts to Is Uttl i nt i r PIS owl, to M• am Perk. Td pip bomb. 14 to 44 &ISM. 11 • units. Ogosmben. oath. S. 14 33 Desk per dm. ls Y b Oelry. p. 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