The Express. — London, England, 1862-03-27 00:00:00

LAN INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF PRIVY COUNCIL. c . tru (stICSOTAIT TO TIM Imo? or wtocarern) IP. mL UT. DONTAII MOOR SIAM M.A., VICAR Or trIS4,-A . FT:EAL. Toe 1...Ws of ths Jabal Ossaraittes of Privy Conseil , ..esiblsd this steisiss la the Caosseil Cits.mbet for the • oe prastass Is Mto shore spae. ' Yu M. lights postesierh as j oior rowi s g. r ib his addisat is frame of tbs oppellUt. H. cow 1 ,4 I that lakes! limo al& be sons vestries is ta Ile Lth'. writlee Is same* to wodle pubis trorted , r o. there was sada, ha MINS shit ash( sessehiy he wog' es bars". His Ass of sore set, the iorsed ssesissi to them cafratiod in dr rbuty-the Az= aim& am boa pse kW heesos the Doss Mr a* NMI IMMO , , *Oh. The Loma ratimea east mossy WA amel . Axel soilsollise for as pawns of thst simile as a• a .12 . ... 1 a comb See r we. had j l i st g ais ee t g i rth* history et the Aura ..a host elms is. T 0.... Twits will follow as the pert of lb. Jobs ~ale*, the ; bat at is sot srprtad that their hid= terr o r *p m .' luta tW 'Stipp after UAW COUNT OP PROBATi AND DIVORCN, Peron the Judge Ordloary.) WWI tr. LUNN AND DAMN. I. Dines. UC., And lir. Own appeared to the u. d ash., kw Ihe Formates& ; esti lb. = e t a 3 t nerse kw the :want. n. prainnew no a sal mak dear, at Cove, wed be lb well. milk whablery with who bees is hi employ, but who low saw • siorkasper an ihnhertrell. Tur endisse west MP ihimr . Q at Brown bad ler • inad time nes le the bah% of minas the respondent es the Att , an when her Mist was from home a mut, and that he hod ettemetely talus tear e ll w= Ina. Thu, however. was denied by the mapoodents ; and sr. La.. recriminated with ea eniptioa el mashy. In rapport of that phea no toner d the respondest, a err net, nod aka Missais mew said. Tar lsry fend • valid es an the Mn for the hew awl awarded • Ming as &awn Tbe cunt{ thee nab • Imes win ants ertATIMAIII Otammt) w. monism AND MAMAS. Q.C. M;: Tanter;;;;l Mr. Sado appeared !cetM~petilimr. The toweemieale ad appear, sad the my awe aweely rem to mew the &awes, wadi we rid e$ 5.00131. Dr. Dew bawdy sowed the piewhop. The marries tea ace at St Joheoweed ea the 18th of Feb., 1 Ftsd. the ,hot being alike tine idase Merlastaryie, who use o week Ws lordshiee State. mid hie leaner is rusk. The marriage was said.* have preyed • happy one, till they lode tL unitiatilme el the tieteedont, Mr. (Now ward the re of the Mai comma at Dieppe. After evidtwee bed hem glom, air C. Onorwell aid the *Meow wee detective is te the wow la width the swam had lived testator. The miss semi to lave hem woe May with lbwastber. Hi kethhip wasdratMed la the wathiesie at al"he ego." let hen the lowsalwitiewri erwelig slalomed be wee prr le* temethig Imo Mom Mai The lady was la here beta • rawer. There wee mo Mimes to elm what eels ha bees atteeerary te soden her alsettoo ham hr ; hat the Soy mud dettewlae is well is they wad, whet a the name of the mimes the Debts hod hal hat. The jam filter retiring ler • few winntee, mewed the drew at 5001. The Court then nude • awes nisi with code, bat refused to certify ler the 'petal jury. SHERIFF'S COURT, RED Idox-seuAzz. (Beare Mr. Undsraieriff Burch*ll and s Jury.) DODGE r. 11111111Z1V4.—AL110,11 IN THE SUPERIOR 0001111 L This wr &I ammo brought In one of tits superior nouns ter W. L far s quarter', rent. The plaintiff is s wasawagre the Casinos, and the dekedaot a tailor. Both appeared a court, sad both were represented by their prodigal:pea *ion. The jury after hearing the twee gave • verdict for 15s, and then commenced the point in the case, PhaistifTs Attorney—l hope, sir, you will give • cer tificate for costs Defendant's Attorney—l hope you will not. sir. It was elicited that the plaintiff melded in Oxford market, and had let a part of his house to the defendant, wbo now resided in King-street, Goldenwmare. The plaintiff's ►ttorney said the parties raided in - different enmity apart districts, and u he implied "concurrent juin ectice."lte caked for 00811. . . . . The'clefendaat's attoreey hoped tho court would ant give (1.41, ea the action might have been brought in • meaty court. The Mused Under Sheriff mid he should - not give a oseli tars* tat laws the parties to go before a judge at chamber& la this case the costa will exceed the diet, and by =HIM the metropolitan owner court. owidisiriet, which could ie does in a bill Dow Wore Pankow* motions in the imp swim cowrie Neiman soma would be a• noes discontinued. THE POLICE COURTS. (TEES DAT.) CLEREE.V WELL og.rxr •IYCL7 ow ♦ WIVE. -1111%1 • Vat Mary /Artiste, •Wg rough-looking fellow, was brought up Os s SYMMS by posbee-eousta'.le James lieghessoaa, 14:4; see of the warns* officers of ?h., r• 'ore, charged with ewnsktieg •serelowssee remit as 614 wife Celia, under the ciretwosteecee. _ . It appeared that the pima. hal hems out drinking, sod on retuning; home about 11 o'clock he fossil his wife la bed asleep. Without inyieg anything to bar he took IF a clear and struck bar a violent blow on the bead. TM Woe woe gives with such face that it cut her hood open. The prisoner male hit escape, awl the woman rsa late the awn sod gayly swooned sway front lose of blood. She saw takes to the korai Free Ilovital, Gray's.ins.road, sal sus attended to by Ilr. Hill, the house surgeon, who nil the wooed was a deep lacerated one, but not at pre test dangerous. Polies cosetahle Militiaman said when he took the prisoner too custody awl told hiss the 111Alge, he sand be did not are. sad ha was only entry that he had not eat her heal od. The prisoner has Iretore figured at this court on seeend charges at assault on hi wife. The prisoner. wile made on &fem.., was out to the 'louse mleorrecties for thee calendar months. 1151tVLElls D RIN.: t KV. bill, determitsesl-looking fellow, who retuned to give hi. name and alines, ea. brought op handcuffed nod placed E the but before yr. Ilaustitltl, charged with the following ."_gins burglary sal rol.hery. Jobs Itobert 'Walter. l'., 4:rosvenor-road, St. John's. teed, posdkror, Jar., deposed that letween S and It this torINIVil4 he was awoke by a Dome like the jingling of mousy ill the adjoining room ; he jumped out of bed, cud on enter ing time apartment alluded to be mimed his cash Loa, containing mob to the amount of nearly 10/. lisatened down stain and saw the prisoner in the act 44 making his escape by the private door. He ran off es Lot as be mole!, but he (prosecutor) pursued him, crying, st.g. thief'" awl after a hard chase prisoner was ...snored by • policeman. While moping he bean! the lathes of moms iu the suisoser's pocket. lie also found thinhoid of Ista .loor 211 b. of bacon, and 21lus. of Ismer. who'll Kul leen stolso from the shop. Nttlt,',,,i+4 S , ttatot.l that he heard theme( " Stop thief," awl raw pri.soner running at the top of his @prod ; be I and ups.n finding himself so hotly pursued a. to prevetv. all chalice of amps, prisoner threw away the ruslobux into the mad. %Vitae. stopped for a moment to it up, whoa the prieotter, of whom at ito than he head bold, released hiuttelf, red a..ale off is aitotlocr direction, hot "rites. • length recapturel him .ifter a hard run of nearly a mile. roomier made a wait iietennined reeistehoe, and takiog from to pocket two large stones threw them at him with all might ; ens et the misuleo hit hint on the temple, bat stuastsity did ace cause much injury. A desperate t”et•de ensued, sad witeess in self iletcuce was cosupellarl to draw, his truncheon., with what& he struck the prisoner on 1 1 . .1 j be was ultimately conveyal to the station-house, a u . r.• he was searebed, and in the lining of his coat nod in hia drawers the sum of 9'. fin, was discovered. He had also 4.• him some loafer toddies. 11.15kuu.0. 4 4 . produced& skeleton asa another ',huh the prianter thr,ma away into a garrion. was fully cumn...ttetl fur trial at th• Central eri- L.r.,11.%, :1 t. Wn'THWARK. rAnv nucr Ar A 611,10sAY_KTATION, ..-..-. ~—..-... .1 eery respectable lo,king elderly female, dressed in 4. 1.n. , 010104. who 411.?.3 the 1141.1111) of ll•iersef ilarrisow, • • 14..,ght up in rosti•ly of Scannell, 177 M, w detective . 41 ' employe! by the *nth FAatern Railway r , .pany, charged with stealing an umbrella io the waiting. P. 4 11 at the tireoswich Railway terminus. Loudon-bridge. lin. Jane Font, the wife of a gentleman redid* all Id-sewseh. said that yr sterday afternoon she arid bar sfiler Calting.rivssi at the Ismilon.bridge Terminals. hid pl.swl her silk umbrella on the mantel-shelf when I'v pr.sinier canto in. and said that she was so poor lit.: would have to walk to I.Septford. Wit -• was surpriw.l to see a meow of each ladylike make a remark of that kind. when the prisoner .Ito Let jost bet Ler huabaisd. Witless want to this s-y to .p. , .dr to her snter, and on retarnior to the fire lls.s sh e mia.ed the prisoner awl her umbrella The tan. "*" r wa. Mond in toe o.aock, when she denied all know , ..1 t h e Letter, but it was found in the closet after ‘`. fr. I:rni4 'Whoop, sister of last Witnellll. Paid she was In .s.t , a.t-res.m at the mins the prisoner was there, sod .•a th, •wahr,ils mewling on the mantelehelf, ft, and the to-sser were missal uulleoly„ when witness went to the ose, and 'seine the intimater there, asked her whether she had seta her •ister's umbrella. She replied that she knew Whims about it ; but when she came out witness found the THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY RIMMING, MARCH 21, 1862. umbrelk, and thee the police oonnected with the railway took her into ctudody. Sergeant Gardner, 25 M, rid that the pawner admitted stealing the umbrella, and haikud to be feelrieem In answer to the charge the peumner rid she did remove it, but with no intention of etsaliug it. She, however, re fused to give say encoont of Mt. BUISIIMiI told Mr that he ma no doubt she went to the railway dation for the purpose of stealing all she could Iv bar hands on. He awateseed hag to az weeks' hard LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (11T maw Immure.) IHREWSBURY MEETING.--(THIS DAY.) CLEVELAND HANDICAP. About ono mile and threw Cm re, Priem Imperial, terL Warasinster, Dorking' Caracole, aad Violet are here. CORPORATION PLATE. About three quarters of mile. Rosalind, Warminster, and Oraoraaader are here. /IEMBERff PLATE. AbOut baU & mite. Marw;coa, Howes; Way - sodTby bloaTitsTaThser ere Wee. HERBERT HANDICAP. Halt a mils sod SOO yards. C by Bizdeattear. Roosßad, sod Waroaissise are Mrs. HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. About two miles sod quarter. Ranson and Nisktingais an bon. ENTRY FOR QUEEN% PLATE. Priem hapeeiel, Clineele, Defender, lA=lmpire, Nighliegale, Deride& Seethoyer, aed Peel Asaime—Reslimger. Wallow, the Atillsr, Enirlart ftaties,Oblvlddlei Ikkobir_ , Nosegay, Am*, Bonny La, sad Madge WOdire. The Thal !Rakes did set IL SUICIDE 4T 4 PUBLIC BOUM CORONILR'S LNQUILST.—(T HIS DAY.) An inquest was held this morning by Mr. G. S. Brest, the dey eereasr, at the Running Hone Tavern, Harrow-road, Paddington, es the body of Charles rasp, aged 52, whoa ere mnitted said& by sospessica to a hat peg in the parker el the oboes It awned that the deemed bad be. • salesman in bringer, but through reverses M einuniesese had become daysemed in spirits. On Monday maniac lest he left bans, sad expressed his teen to kin wife that In should weer obtain sespisynest About one °Week as that day the ilseeneed was found in the pincer of lansing Have, banging behind the doer from • ball psi with crepe with • milli inn round Ids mak. Mr. =Lunges., et the Harrow-road, •wu called la, and Ma ly sought for physical signs of life. It was, how ever, truths* to attempt resnacitation, as ha bad been dead Ism time. The cause of death wee, be be suffccation oombined with apoplexy. He bad made no pest-mortem examination, which he d id not regret, es the search-yard and deadhouse in which the body was plied was totally laeosvesisst for a stnotidc snmiartba, QOM =to ablendeata, no warm water, and so soap DOC end it was desperately cold. The jury spout with Mr. Hogg,sad said it was a &giros to the parish. The jury found • nadir; at •' Suicide under temporary iseassty." SHOCKING DEATH ET PALLING THROUGH THE WELL OP A ardiacAss. INQUEHT.- 7 (THIS DAY.) This morning an inquiry was held at the London Hospital by Mr. John linzajoirere, the Middlesex °meow teaching the death of Jobe Obese, aged 37. which occurred hat Tosser wreeihs under dread ful circumstances. It marred from the wi dens. of the wife of the deesseed and other witneemee Uri the unfortunate man, who was • sailor, went out on the day in question to look for • ship, and that his return home, at 7 o'clock in the evening, he preaseded upstairs. On reaching the landing he fell back tl= the well of the staircase, there being no ters, and caste to the- ground with fearful form. Upon being takes up it was found that hie back was broken, sod that be had besides received iaisnies in his head and limbs. He was conveyed to the but he expired soon after his admiesion. It was nava that the deceased was perfectly sober at the time of the eaddent, but that he had been occasionally subject to vertigo. The jury returned a verdict of " Accidental death." WKATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) 11111118ALY. YAWN t 7, L LIL L L N. D. /VC. I. Z. 11. —----...— —.— —.— Wuxi. .... 91.14 N 16 KN.& 7r 618 1 6607168i1 ... N.Y 88 II Z. IN ass Lam Me U 19 & r I *alms UN 66 41 1. IN 918 1 Alumni aAu OM N SI L * 010 , Ponwoui..— mud 41 Wi. Ur 1.00, GAMUT l9ll El N &&L • I Illinzu4. MU 411 41 IA& IN . * 0.07 /1868601.18ri MN el 41 SA iN N 0.40 E 1113.100 LAND -MUN 91 LL 18 IV Lrrilarool. SAS IS 41 SA 19 I &SO Irsr UM 14 U & I _ v.= ... ~ .. SAW. 9 N &IS Tuurrren *44 16 46 L lOr Or 6.43 L 0100& MY 4$ 47 11. 9 * &IS Dorn 1941 U 11 31. W. ' I sr Poarialorrts manure 1941 40 49 D. 9 Tr &II Psnions P 1111111 1 ,114 .186018 .. ?MAT. N. laitalo N.N.W., trash Wilma& relay. Iretan4.-14 A.W. to W.N.W., strong. to a ask, rib. Central —RAIL to W.S.W., strong, rata In IL Coma—ft to , k 4. trtsh. & itngland.-41. tow. and N.W., strung, to a gale, rainy. OANID . AT. &W. to N.W., - 11;14, apt. rainy. Stinliar. S. to N. W., gale l Pates, rah)). S. to W., lamas?. 8. W.to N. W., • gale, with rola. LICTLA NATION. 11. 7 Elarometer corroded std reduced to 3.2 at mean testi . eat!: 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing about one-hundredth of an Inch diminution : and each 10 deg., above 3:2 deg., misusing nearly three hundredths increase. F...—Zspowed thermometer In slunk —Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew point. D —ll.rection of wind : , true—isro points len of mag netic . Y. —l , ..ree Ito It—estimated . (.—Cluud .1 to ca n . I. Initials: 1., blue sty; c. clouds .detached); f, fog. h, lull; lightning m. misty hazy): m, everceet (dull): r, rain: a. snow ; t, thunder. It , sr raw, r bail, since last reppourt, In inches MO decimals. 11..41ebelldwebilice 11 to V,. Z. THE 111-CENTRHART NOSCONFORXEST MtMORIAL. —Yesterday, an influential meeting of gentlemen from various parts of the West Riding was held at Queen-street Chapel, Leeds, to wafer upon the best means by which this district may fulfil its part in celebrating the Rimen tenary of 1062. The objects which it is propomed to attain, as set forth in the circular calling the meeting, are, "The raising of fund. in the West Riding for the objects proposed by the Si-centenary Celebration ; the appropriation of, at least, a part of these fonds to purposes of special local in terest; and the institution of a scheme for expounding the memoraide event of 1162, and indoctrinating the congreita- Dom in the great religions and ecclesiastical prin ' tildes involved in it." Mr. John f'reeslev, of Halifax, was called upon to preside. The follow ing sum. (in ablution to li,ooo/. contributed in London by Yorkshire friends and 5,0001. by Mr. Titus sat) were promised towards the objects of the West Riding eel*. bratinu : Mr. Milligan, 2,0081. ; Mr. Winans, 7501. ,• Mr. W. H. Conyers, 5001. ; Mr. Scott, 5001. ; Mr. GI 6001. ;• E. Mr. W. Fox, of Stockbridge, 5001. ; Mr. A id. 5001. ; Mr. John Wade, 3004 ; Bev. J. B. Fates, ; Yr. W. Scholefieid, 210/. ; Mr. F. Baiees,lso/. ; Mr. I. Dridgaben, CAN. ; Mr. James Dodgshun, 1501. ; Mr. C. H. Joan. VW. Other contributions raised the total to 20.34X—Liols Memory. THE WEAT}IIEhri:K ABBEY SPECIAL SERVICEOI.—•• The special Suaday evening services io the nave of West minster Abbey, for ti p ' , lersent year, will be commenced as the first Suatiay le A The sermon on the Ceiiii,3ll will be preached by tbe {very Rev. Dr. Trench, the dean. Citrartt or ST. MART ILNOT 11. —lt would appear that the above beautiful edifice is no t vet safe from s hands. I t is report e d upon g ood authority in the the Lomhard-dreet Post-office authorities are resolved to buy the site at any price, and that they have lammed their offer to the euormom sum of 90,0001. TRH CHARTERHOUSE. —The Readership of the Cbarterkotem has been conferral upon the Rev. J. J. Hal. combs), M.A., late senior curate of Mt. Michael's Church, Highgate, who has recently been appointed organising sem. tary to the Oxford, Cambridge, Dublin, and Durham mis sion to Central Africa. MR. BIATICKE AT HRVIIAII.—MT. Wm. Bowielee, of Threepwood, whose C4llO et the recent Northumberland wha erec t e d Gornt o, interest, visited Michela on Mooday. On the arrival of the train, Mr. Bewicke, socompaoied by Mrs. Lodge, alighted, and took their seam in the White Hart "Ay," when Mr. Bewicke's admirers unyoked the hone, having attached ropes to the vehicle, drew it, proceded by the Herham braes hand, and amid cheers and other demon rtratioes of delight, to tho White Hart Inn. A little after one o'clock Mr. &wicks. escorted by a "ragged regiment" of rap. mulles, proceeded to the Market Place, where he delivered • lengthened harangue. in which be recounted his woes, his late imprisonment. and the shameful circumstances which led to it. After this exhibition, Mr. Bewicke marched back to his hotel, escorted, as before, by Mrs. Lodge. Mr. Bowieles and his housekeeper left the ton in Mr. Hawks moire ly, to mot the 6.30 train, the band roarchiug down to the Matkm, sod planing him o ff with a valedictory strain. The toils rang several merry peas at intervals during the car.—Nacos* CAronick. SHARD leIB2&—(THIS DAYJ Tie VOznoi. Except as regards London and North Western stock, which has improved per cent., the railway market to-day is flat, and a reduction of f to *per oent. has taken place in most of the leading lines. Business is limited. London and North Western stock is now gqnoted 93 to 94 ; Great Western, 731 to 74; to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, ler' to los ; ni o =ll 6o ; South Eastern, 83} to 4 ; Great N 114 to 114, beimg a reduction of ; and Eastern undo, 57 to f. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted 1 9-16 to 1 11-16 prem. Great Western of Quads ars flat Brazilian shares are not much inquired for. 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Ark lavaliet 110 1116 140 - 14,t0.. 26 triaallaa SAM all U U - MO% 1 Ilaboarlas id INN - 11,00 e 1 Da. IN liagleSared all 1 01.40 10 Do. do. all 4 6 - 60.000 I trample to tadla (L.) 1 par 4pm tto, ~ 10 .1 d 1011...) AI. I par *pd - 60.10 16 La.C.o.l7.oanada 5 11 11 pm - p.OOO 6 On Klegdon TN. IL). 14 Coi Ms - Mow 100 Tao Diaeria's Wit 182 91 91 - DISTREMING SUICIDE TROY LONDON BRIDGE.— (THIS DAVl—Between 3 and 4 o'clock this morning a young female, without either bonnet or shawl, and with dishev elled hair, was observed crying bitterly, and following a sailor on London Bridge. Suddenly she mounted the parapet in one of the recesses, and threw herself into the river. An alarm was instantly given, and the body being distinctly seen by the policeman on duty, boats were promptly put off, guided by a signal from the wagtails, but she bad dev oured just as a boat reached the spot Drags were ob tained, but the body has not been recovered. EXCITING CASE OF CLEVER CAPTURE OP • BCRIGAIL—Fee a considerable time past, Mr. Coombs, a farmer, oarry t sg on an extensive business at North Wotton, near Wells, has been missing money from as iron male which he kept in a large closet in his office, and from the fact of the place being always secured, and no apparent attempt having been made to force an entrance, be was at a loss to conjecture how the money went, having, as he thought, used every precaution to guard it. How ever, finding it was still disappearing, he resolved to communicate with Mr. Bloxham, the chief superinten dent of police, and this officer directed one of his most in telligent men to conceal himself carefully in the warehouse, and await the course of events. Night after night the constable went to his appointed corner, and there lay as patiently as a "cat watching a mouse," but for several nights without success. Mr. Coombe finding in the meantime that his money had not " come by degrees I beautifully less," wee thoroughly satisfied that some person had _previously managed somehow or other to fleece him. By the perseverance of the policeman the mystery has now been cleared up, and his vigilante rewarded by the capture of the burglar. It appears that at about four o'clock on the morning of Fnday last the constable was in his usual hiding corner, on the qui okra, and hearing a noise he knew his customer had come at last. He lay close and observed the intruder coolly take a key from his pocket, open the office door, then take out another key, and open the desk; he found the key of the iron safe there, opened it, took out the money, closed it again carefully, closed the desk and locked it, and wee about to depart, when the policeman jumped from his hiding place, and the burglar, named Leader, who is a power ful man, made a dart at the window, when the constable caught hold of hint by the coat tail, which in the struggle wsa completely torn from his coat, so that he managed to get away some distance. Constable Vowles, however, pursued him across some fields, and through • river, where he waded to a considerable depth, and ultimately succeeded in capturing the burglar, whom be immediately award with the band bolts. The prisoner bee built • house at North Winton, and has latterly become snug and oonifortabth no doubt at the expense of his wor thy neighbour, Mr. Coombs. We understand that be (Mr. Coombe) has lost upwards of 2001. within the lam live er six years by this means. Greet credit is due to the eon stable for his vigilance and activity on the occasion, sad we trust his meritorious conduct will meet with the 11•1109•1 it so richly deserves.— Western Coteau Herald. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'Cioca. The funds are somewhat firmer to-day. A recovery of I per cent. has taken place in Console. English railway stocks retain a drooping ten dency. The general appearance of the Stock Exchange is dull. The weekly Court at the Bank of England has broken up without altering the rate of discount. The scrip of the Turkish Loan is quoted 2 to 21 preen. Consols are officially marked 932, 4, and I for money, and 931 for the account. The present quotations are 931 to 1 for money, and 931 to f for the 10th of April. The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 1, 92 ; New Two and-a-Half per Cents., 77 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1886, 154 ; India Stock, 2k61; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100, ; ditto Bonds, 28s. premium ; Five per Cent, "enlaced" rupee paper, 1031 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 1081, 1, 1 ; Exchequer Bills, June, 18s, 19s. prem. There is no movement of importance in foreign stooks. Mexican Bonds are a little more in quired for. Italian Five per Cents., after opening flatly, are now firmer. Spauish Cer tificates remain heavy. Turkish Bonds are unaltered, the loan of 1.864 being now quoted 84 to 1, and that of 1858, 71 to 1, ex div. Sales are recorded as follows :-Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 921; Chilian Four and-s-Half per Cents., 87 ; French Four and-a-Half per Cent. Renter, 96fr. 50c., ex div. (exchange 25fr.) ; Greek, 91; Italian Five per Ceuta, 68, (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 341; Moorish Scrip, 6 prem. ; New Granada Two per Cents., 27 ; Peruvian Three per Ceuta. , for aooonnt, 881, ; Portuguese Three per Cents, 1856, 1857,1859, and 1860, for account, 48; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 531 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 4s; ditto Passive, 181 ; the Committee's Certificates, 61, 1 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 84 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 71, 1, ex div. ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for amount, 1022. Yesterday evening the aggregate applied for the new Turkish Loan was raised to 24,000,0001., or exactly three times the whole amount to be allotted. As it, is of course impossible to comply with all these applications, and as subscribers must now make up their minds to inevitable disappointment, the rush will probably slacken. Formal notice is given that the list will be definitively closed to-mor row at 2 o'clock. We hear of one firm which has already: sent in lists of applications for an aggregate of no less than 3,500,0001. The 5 per cent. deposit on the 24,000,0001. already written for represents a total of 1,200,0001. Subscribers may be interested to know that, if they pay up the instalments in full onthe 30th April,the net cost of their Bonds is only 611.45. per 1001. What they get for 611. 4s. is not redeemable by the Turkish Government below 1001. With the approach of the end of the quarter the demand for money presents some indications of increasing, but is still considerably below what is usual at this season. Some additional movement is of course occasioned by the temporary looking up of the surplus deposits on the Turkish Loan. After the allotment of this loan, con siderable payments in full will probably be made, in consideration of the allowance of 6 per cent. discount, but the anticipation that the whole of the loan will be paid up immediately seems hardly likely to be realised, as many of the more speculative holders will prefer to have it in the lightest form possible. The effect of these pay ments on the money market will be to a considera ble extent counteracted by the circumstance that the majority of them wilt be effected at a time when the April dividend money (which upon the present occasion has not been "discounted ") will lie upon the market, and when the depression of trade remains unrelieved. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow, " continuation day," and terminate on Monday. An instalment of 10 per cent, fell due yesterday on Messrs. Hambro's Italian Railway Loan of 1,338,0001. A meeting of the holders of Greek Bonds of 1834 and 1825 is invited for the 2nd of April, to con sider the " means to be taken to obtain a liquida tion of the debt contracted by these loans." The memorial to the Cortes of Spain, ou behalf, not merely of the holders of certificates, but of all persons desirous of extending their relations with the industrial undertakings of Spain, and who are consequently desirous of seeing the present state of non-intercourse between Spain and the London money market removed, is lying for signature at the office of the committee. The amount of gold sent into the Bauk yester day was 22,0001. It being rumoured that the Council of India pro pose drawing a large amount of bills on India in addition to those already advertised, extreme flat ness prevails in the silver market, and the supply by the last West India packet remains unsold. The present position of the foreign exchanges admits of the importation of silver from the Continent, and this increases the depression in the market for that metal. At the annual meeting yesterday of the Canada Company the directors' report was agreed to. It announced a steady increase in the value of the company's land, larger sales of which have been made during the year 1861 than in the previous year, and at higher prices on the average. A special meeting of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company will be held on the 2nd of April, to consider the bill now pending in par liament to authorise the raising of a further share capital of 129,0001., and to approve an arrange. ment for the lease or working of the Kent Coast Railway between Faversham and Margate and Ramsgate. A special meeting of the London and South- Western Railway Company is called for the 10th of April, to consider the seven bills affectinsthe com pany's interests, and now pending in parliament. The London and North-Western Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 4,442/. The dividend is advertised on Pennsylvania Cen tral Railroad Six per Cent. Sterling Bonds. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, pa, dock, and other shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : feserance.-Alliance Marine, 56/ ; Atlas,l2 ; Commercial Union, 21; Eagle, 71; Globe, 99 ; Law Fire4l; Liver pool e n d London Fire and Life, 9 ; Marine, 102 .11 ; Ocean 121, 1, ; Thames and Mersey Mari ne, 31, ex dry. ; United Kingdom, 6 ; Universal Marin e . 11, 1. Ges Light and C oe.-Bahia (L t 161; City of Louden ( 6), 71, 1 ; European, 13f, 14 ; ImperiaL 82 ; ditto New, 651; Imperial Continental, 501, ; London, 721; Surry Consumers, 151; United General, 261, 51 ex div. Canals. - Grand Junction, 60 1, 1 ; ditto Guaranteed Six per Cent., 121 ; Regent's (or London), 24 Waterworks.-Fart London, 128, 71. locks.-London, 58,1. With reference to the market for American se curities Mr. E. F. Sattertlivraite reports as follows : We have had daring the past week a very active market in London for American securities, and considerable trans actions have taken place without any marked variations in quotations. United States Five per Cent, and Virginia Six per Cent. are, however, from 4 to 1 per cent. better. Erie shares bars been largely dealt in from 33 to 331. Erie Preferred are in demand at se advance of 1 to 2 percent. The weakest stock on the list has been Illinois. These shares show a tendency to droop, notwilstanding the re port for 1861 shows the concerti has been self-supporting is that year. The first three months' working of the year appears certain to compare unfavourably with the corre sponding period of last year, but probably the opening of a portion of the hitherto sealed Southern States may gives different result for remainder of thia year. The demand for Atlantic and Great Western bonds continues; they dose Arm at 64 with few offering. 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Nem Mares •• • • all Iforweilsa Trunk Prof. lOttsmanlimyrnatklha) all 'Parts, Leer. amt Wait all 'Paris sad Oilers IS lectle mad a Pranslato (Pernambuco) g.7µ s ail alga and InutaMn all loyal Walsh all limed dwalislt an I Do. 7 per sat all Sambre and !lease an 1)o. SI per oast. Pref • San Panic (11m..4,7 parr/RI Is IL Aust.& Lous-Vssetias 7 S Eof YurtO,tarfpeitt pi all Boothe% of YRS AO W West Flanders all Do. par oast Pal all Wait. & N. W. 61 lame • .Wasps of 4anarts .r•IgIIC4. I PA I I. price*. 10119114 k aLiaoss.a.e.Jada..l 1M S 100 , Km K liafakap.e.aattas. Ws Nas , N. N. lb*. ep.et.Jso.9o•l9 I* 90 98 liestalli Hl Malik a Pat. 190 15.4901 S C' W•ladhalei 100 100 101 101, NS lei 111 UT Pa to iii iii um is i 74 74 $8 80 101 SI 10 112_ :I • If as u Ml M I!' 1 a OD On 1101 a 7.1 0. us. 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I ii.o Ili g 11l II 111": 111. 11 114. 111. 14 IN. 14 14 I 11 18 = OA I 1 Zd - I sii; 48 78 109 8 116 44 xd us ii NI - - Si 7 19 1 4 The steamer Bombay, which sailed from Point de Galle on the 25th of January, with the English mail for Australia of December 26, broke her screw shaft on the 2nd of February. Bhe bore up, and arrived at Mauritius on the 18th February, and, after being repaired, left again on the 24th ideas. The casualty will delay the arrival of the mail in Australia about one month, but is not likely to affect the homeward service. The Woe and City of Carlisle have arrived from China, with 1,710,600 lbs. of tea and 387 bales of silk. WEDNESDAY Emma Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to 94 for the 10th of April, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 931 " sellers. ' For money the last price was 93g. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, ; ditto, for account (April 10), 94, 93 * • . Bank Stock, shut ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 1, ; New Three per Cents., 921 1, 92 ; India Stock, 224} ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081,1, ; ditto, for account, 104 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866 100 ; ditto Bonds , 28e., 245. prem. ; Four pe Cent. " enfaced ' rupee paper, 91 ; ditto, Five per Cent., 1031 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 108 1, i• There were a number of realisations of the India Five per Cent. Stock, which fell 1, closing at 108 to 1. Exchequer Bills have again declined ls., being quoted 16a. to 19e. prem. The quotation for India Bonds was 245. to 28s. prem. Under the influence of the competition of the new loan the Turkish Bonds of 1854 fell i per tent to-day, closing at 84 to /. The demand for Ottoman Bank shares continua, and the price was again better to-day. Bank of Egypt rose 11. London and County Bank were quoted rather lower. In miscellaneous shares, Red Sea Telegraph and London General Omnibus were flat. Nerbudda Coal and Iron shares were again inquired for, and firm at yesterday's improvement The closing quotations for shares in uew under. takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In surance, 711 to i prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 11-16 to 113.16 prem. • Universal Marine, 21 to dis. • London and Pr o vincial Marine, par to prem.; keroantile Fire, 11.16 to 13-16 prem. ; Com mercial Union, to I dia. .' • Alliance Bank at London and Liverpool, Si to 4 prem. ; Rio Im provements, to ft prem., ex the paid-up shares ; ditto paid-up shrres,li to 11 prem. ; and Indian Branch Railways, 5-16 to 746 prem. Indian Railway Debentures were rather more offered to-day, and in several instances a reaction of about per cent took place. The new Victoria Loan was last quoted 1041 to being ft lower than yesterday. United States Five per Cents. continue in demand. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. The mining market to-day is quiet. Atlas tiou is chiefly directed to the undermen tioned mines , which are no ted as follows : —East Caradon, 33 to ; Marks Valley, to 10 ; Wheal Beton, to 131, being m request ; and Cook's Hitcher, 33 to 4. East Cara Brea are marked 121 and 14, and Tincroft, and 10. _ . _ . There as no variation of importance in foreign or colonial mining shares. At the Buller and Basset Mine meeting yesterday the se. counts showed a debit balance of 8011. 14e. A call of hr. per share wu made. At the West Silver Bank Mine meeting yesterday the se emote, including the call of tia per share made, showed a credit balance et 2181 At Bedford United Mines masting yesterday the amounts showed a balance in favour of the mine of 1,0721. 13s. 7d.. and an estimated balance of reed* over payments before the neat meeting of 1,290 i. 6s. A dividend of le. 6d. per share was declared. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& leb. IS March 1 _u 61x !twits' Asps] gM. A,.Se. IMPERIAL AVERLOKS. Od Sas Osta. to lb Baum Pass. Me flies &1!i Si Me calm Sd Sgs 41 Me calm si se. 74 Ire 17 1 1,iii tL lid3Sa 6d l lls 64'40s Is lid MS licti:Si it • 6d!51 11+ I -IdAs MT.—Wheat s Barley, Osta, 1,93, &Nam anclPeaa, le. ENGLIBB GRAM bow Lam Wes.—Wbest, 76,300 batten 48,508: oats, 18,931: rye, 24: book 2,576: Der, 221 4 04 4 474 . MAMA)! 11110WI10 yRI nuormwas II NHS AVllllol JIM ON WHIM DIMON MB= 1111118_111•11111). 1106 E I • 69 I 69 3 69 6 99 3 69 2 60 0 I Yeb. l/.lleb. S.I - 71 1 Mar.l6. Mar. 12. .• , Mar. 1.1 Mir. Li KINOING LANS.-.(THIS.D4.Y.) Eiti4ni.- 7 The market continuo: flat. and prices are BOW 6d. below those of last week. Mauritius, brown and yellow. sold, to 38s. 61.; Bengal Ooesipore, 40s. 3d. to 425.; good and fine grainy grocery, 43e. to 455. native brown 30s. to 31A; Cuba Muscovado, ordinary to good brown, 34e. to 365. ; grey and middltag, 37e. to 375. 6d.; Porto Rico. middling to fine grocery, 400. to 44r. Refined—tbe demand is moderate at previous prices. COFILII—Very firm prices are paid, but the market is lees active. Plantation Ceylon sold, blight and ordinary. 675. to 761. 6d. ; middling to good middling coloury, 83s. to 88e. 6d. ; pea berry, 4 30 e. . to 91s. ; good ordinary Rio. 625. A floating cargo of St. Domingo sold for a near port at 7ls. — in; is doll and inactive. ROY and Rica are both inactive. tincan.—Peppar has sold at steady prima; fair Penang. Sad. ; good bright shot Malabar, 41d. to 41d. Pimento has become doll of sale, and prices are id. per lb. lower ; ordi. nary to good sold at 2id. to 30. Other spices are a limited request at unaltered prima. Ficrr.—A limited business is doing in currants and raisins at previous rates. flaurraran. —About 140 tons sold for arrival at 38a., usual terms, and at 365. 6cL for refraction fired at 10 per cent. ; and also 403 bags on the spot, refraction $, at 3is. Corrox.-500 bales sold at a zzions pricey Jon has sold heavily at a ht decline, common to good middling, 121. 10. to 17/. 17s. TALLOW MARXET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet, at the following rates:—Tows tallow, 46a., net cash ; Petersburg Y. 0.. or the spot, 465. ; March, 419. 9d. ; April to Jane, 45e. 9d. ; July to Sep tember, 465. 6d.; October to Thesamber, 48s. to 465. 3d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a larger supply of beasts and a smaller demand; prices are consequently lower, and several remain unsold. The number of sheep, although not very large. considerably exceeds that of last week. The un favourable weather and bad trade at the dead markets cause a very small attendance of purchasers. The amount of business transacted is but mall, at lower rates. Calves are lower. Our foreign supply consists of 20 bow* 70 sheep, and 132 calves. Ill& cows, 90. fee stone of !Abs. a d. a. d. Per stone of 811 w. a. d. a 4. Rest Scots, Ilsrefds. 4 4 4 6 Best Dos& llt.bds6h 4 6 410 Beet Short-horns 4 3 4 4 Best Long-w 0015.... 6 0 6 Second oat. beasts 3 0 4 0 Do. do. Shorn .... 444 11 Calves Pis BegstDnatt.Hll-Isseti,s_6_ o i oI • 6 . 0 I Laray. l A 0 o_s f,ns ; PI" 164. and Laths, 4,570; Calves, 108; SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Harvey and Easton report trade slow, with out alteration. Prime meadow hay, 70e. to 80s. ; supe rior ditto. Ns. to 955. ; Inferior ditto, 40s. to 50s. ; rowen. 50e. to 70s. ; clever, old, 80s. to 110 s. ; ditto, new, locoed cut, 80s. to 100 e. ; straw, 58s. PROVINCIAL BEARE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, MARCH 141-841411 today Eastern Counties !ROA, 68171—Lancashire anti Ycekahlre, 1081 I—London sal North %%Neter% P 4,1 4 3 I—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 422 1 1-11141 and, 129 Bf—Norfolk, 671= d—Birkenhead Stock. 662—Lincashire awl Yorkshire, Barnsley, 1161-Ilalda and Franc. 7 per cent., 1 1546 2 3-16 5.16 p —Buffalo and Lake Huron, 61 5-16 2 5-16 546—Ditto 7 per cent. 101. shares, 4 1646—Dutch Rhenish, 1 p.—Grand Trunk of Canada, 261 1 — Great Luxembourg, 121 9 , 10 1 11-16 1 114.13, 11-10111 111 1616 —Ditto 5 per cent. obligations, 313.16—. tiara Paulo 7 per cent.. 1 1-16 p. Masatraaraz, Maack M.—A good market, hut at prices a shade lower than yesterday. &tater"' Counties. 671 Gress Lusa mbours, Mt—Grand Trunk of Canada. 161-4 i rem Western. 742 —llllrois Central paid up), 65—Lancashire and Yorkshire. 104, 3—London and North Western, 64—Manchester, Shcfleld. and Lincolnshire, 431 3 I—Midland, I°2Bl—North British, 671-- , South Eaate rn , 1351—Tatinburgh, Perth, sad Dundee. Me I— , tiverstone and Lancaster, 832--Itan Paulo, 1 1-10 1 pm—Elect:is Telegraph, 100. BIRMINGHAM, MARCH 06.—Great Western Stock closed buyer* at 741—Steer Valley Guaranteed, 57Birmingham Guaranteed. 761—and Birmingham Preference, 10. 1 — Coventry and Nuneaton Stock, buyers at 115—Bristol and Birmingham, a'. 1381—Bir. mbigham Canal, at MO —Birmingham Banking Company. a= Ilirninighnm Joint Stock Bank (Limited), at 3} pm--and 1 and Watt Bromwich Bank,lat 6. Market east. Iduatuos4 Ilianaina I 1 1 Da ola • Billgat Da Jilsule r Clalm OapeTADmili 'page's: I Ossiss. %tr . ail loam lad Lem Do. G. Ideseka Greed Ark et Pima Do. II pa A. _.. Dalle•PrilL•t i g ni t. Da per sit. Do. I Dm* De. ola Owl Lama Posiosals Do. 14 d =WWI Wei Da 11•• ODADO•pietw.op • 11, 77.wiRog. Do. 46. TB D&Bett . ra i rltr7A Nadas 4 pm at Dpi. I. II per et 411 & LI Do. I per usi, ola I MAW Bawl ▪ 1/.lnordok * • don • op IL I M. 48. B N. Dap. 4• BO • Do. IM Deist/N= 1161 16 lib 74 Si 104 it 671 7 IR I ON i 101 l I 1011 2 1011 1 131 10i $ 101