The Express. — London, England, 1868-03-06 00:00:00

y our worship," laid the blushing young lady, " I would much ratbar bring my an before he has had his glass ; but the misfortune is that when he is sober he won't come." What the mayor said and did after this is not told. M. Rouher's pacific speech produced a favour able effect on the Bourse. Rente rose 15c. for cash, and 121 c. for account, closing at 691 r. 50c. and li9fr. 40c. Italian rose 550.; Mobilier, 3fr. 75c.; and Credit Foncier, 12fr. 50c. the Court. WINDSOR CASTLE, Ilatt.R 5. The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon ac companied by Princess Christian. Princess Louise went out driving attended by the Hon. Horatio Stopford. Prince Leopold and Princess Beatrice also drove out. Her Majesty drove out this morning accompanied by the Dowager Duchess of Atbole and Miss Bl'Gregor. Princess Louise and Prince Leopold walked in the grounds, and Princess Beatrice rode iii the Home Park. Prince and Princess Christian dined with the Queen yesterday. The Right Hon. Gatborne Hardy arrived at the Castle yesterday, and bad the honour of dining with the Queen and the Royal Family. Lady Cowell had the honour of being presented, on her marriage, to her Majesty this morning, by the Duchess of Roxburnhe. The Prince of Wales, attended by Colonel Kingicote and captain Ellis, bunted with Baron Itothschild's stag• houn , ls yesterday. The Princess of Wales drove out, attended by the Countess of Morton. Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial oftwe from the Governor of the Falkland Islands. De sp.tches were sent to the Governor-General of Canada. A deputation, in support of an application to Govern ment for a grant in aid of Owens College Extension Scheme, had an interview with the Lord-President of the Council and the Vice-President, at thePrivyCouncil.office, ye,..terday. The deputation, which was very numerously attended, was introduced by Mr. Hibbert, M.P., Mr. Pwley, M.l'., and Mr. Jacob Bright, M.P. 11t r. COCRT.— Her Majesty the Queen, accom panied by their Royal Highnemes the Princes es Chris tian end Louise, and Prince Christian, left Windsor at 11..=• this morning. for Buckingham Palace. where her viy held a reception. m Tuesday last her Royal Highnesstlie Princess Chridian paid a private visit to the Hospital for Women, Soho-square, to inquire after one of her royal highness's sti.i.nts, who is an inmate of that institution. Her royal highnemi visited some of. the wards, and expressed her rati-factian at the general arrangement of the hospital, vial the appearance of comfort which the wards presented. Highness the Duke of Cambridge held a h •-e yesterday afternoon at the Horse Guards. Nearly ps. officers attended on the occasion. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of %%rah% honoured the Duchess of Cambridge with their 1.,..nce et dinner last evening, at Ler residence in the gaiii., , ,idor's Court, St. James's- The Duke of Cam- Fmk:L. and a distinguished circle had the honour of dining with their royal highnesses. The Princess Mary of Teck :did a select party joined the royal guests later in the Prince A. Murat has arrived in town from The Duke of Hamilton has arrived in town from th. 'minaret for the seams. The Devonshire papers state that Mr. Julian 4.. Hsieh]. M.l'. for Honiton, is about to be married to M. Phi Milton, the daughter of an Italian banker. It is currently reported that the vacant Vice- , iloug,ll..rship will be offered to Ur. Giffard, Q.C. .1 meeting of the Irish conservative members was hell ou VVedneaddy, at the Langham Hotel, to consider 4 the coulee to be adopted by the party with respect to the ni.,,nientation of the liegium Donuni, for the promotion eliieli a deputation of the governing body of the Irish I. ,• is now in London. About sixty invitations 'quit out, signed by Sir Frederick Heygate, Mr. Neilloind Mr. William Ormsby-Gore. More than forty ail. rs !colorant to the amnions in person. It is • htma that they will support the augmentation with a Ira to unite the episcopal and l'rosbyterian bodies in In. imal. In reply to the deputation which had an inter- ea a with him yesterday at the Privy Council-dfice, to ad, for a government grant in aid of the exten sin ,elicnie of Owens College, Manchester, the I• •se of Marlborough, without binding the go .• • e iiant in any way, and speaking of his own • pornont as far from authoritative in such matters, iliowledged the force of the appeal mule to him, and that the government would take the matter into their consideration. etlitealay night, about half-past 10 o'clock, le a ilitern sky was observed at Southampton to he lighted extraordinary manner. The fire-engines were got readiness to be called away to • great fire, but no of a fire reached Southampton during the night. 11 Dorchester Candlemas fair last week, two i.ul.poekets were caught plying their calling. They were .1 in a clerical garb. One of them was very violent e .e.prebended. In prison they refused to sit or attend .4..1 long enough to be photographed for their cartesae ,i•ii.i. to be sent to the police about the country. Letters from Turin say there are to be four days' 1, -,t o dies on the occasion of the marriage of Prince 11..iiili e rt and Princess Margaret, which appears to be de toatively fixed for the 20th of April. There is to be • toiamainent in the Square of Carlo Emanuele, horse-races, th. airs, opened gratis to the public, an al fresco popular festival, • grand review, fireworks, illuminatione, a full-dress performance at the Theatre Royal, a ball at the l'hilltannonics Academy, a concert at the Artists' pub, tee. l'aris is fasting on eggs dressed in 227 different • Of one dish, known as timbale, there are sixteen riches ; of omelets alone there are twenty-three species eoneidered as exquieite above their fellows. iIIY,MINIA.—The health of the troops continues to be very satisfactory. The few deaths that have taken place have resulted from dysentery, and there ap pears to hr an impression that this disease and diarrho, may become more prevalent during the summer in the part bordering ou the Red Sea, and during the wet season on the highlands. The sanitary condition of the mountain lOW, which was unsatisfactory from the presence of • number of dead mules sird animals, is now very fair. A ,cry geed transport for sick and wounded hes been de vised, ilbandim having been constructed of M'Gwire'a hammocks fastened to the poles of dhoolies. One field hospital is to be established at SenaN, and another is to le fixed at Antalo. The temperature in double tents hiring the they ranges from 90 deg. to 93 deg. F. We lin ilerstauil that about 200 non-effective., composed of hive alol weakly men belonging to the army and navy, are to be transferred to this country.— La e it ‘lB AT ETON.—The following circular has addressed to the parents of Eton boys by the head ~ . .iatar, Mr. Hereby : Eton, February, Min.—Sir, wea r to inform you that from this time forward the practice of giving leaving books at Eton will be forbidden ,o far as it falls under my authority, and that the follow ing regidations will be observed :—' 1. No order for leav ing hooks will be given by any tutor. 2. Boys will not be allowed to receive or exhibit leaving books in any of the houses et 14 college.' I wish further to ask earnestly for Yoe! r•eoperation and support in putting an end to a i n which presses very heavily on many parents and ")'.:nil which, independently of this, is felt to be very deertionable from the unreal and conventional character chi. hit has mounted. --I am, air, your obedient servant, Homier." NtlltnlNG. —The Bishop of London Yntvrday paid a visit to King's College Hospital to inspect the nursing arrangements, which are under the charge of the Sisterhood of St. John's House Training Institution , or Hospitals, Families, and the Poor, of which his lord ship is president end visitor. After going through the sp scious wards, fully occupied by patients, male and beide, arid the Pantie Ralli children's ward, all in excel kat order, the bishop visited the hospital chapel and the iilortnients assigned to the listers and nurses, and ex premed himself highly satisfied with all bosom. At premed, te n ladies connected with St. John's House are engaged in this hospital, together with • large staff of nurses for day night duty, and others under traini — ng. The Hon. 'lra. Talbot and other ladies, with the Rev. Francis Pigou, chaplain to St. John's House, and some members of the moult, accompanied the bishop, who was received by Mr. chainr.an, and other members of the hospital inamittee. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1868. LA7II:BIvBPoNNG INTILTIMENCE SECOND EDITION. . INIMINIMMINMIMININ•nom (sr rituunullB.l _ LAW INTELLIGENCE.—(THIS DIY.) ! STREATHAM MEETING.- (HIS DAY.) NORBURY PLATE. The Guide . . . Ir re rim Wess by • herd. SELLING STEEPLECHASE. Two tulles. OUlosiasier, Leicester, Vigor, said Strike are litre. GRAND HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. Three miles EQUITY COURT. (Before Vlee-Chazieellor Sir 11. Mal as.l r.E THE GENERAL PROVINCIAL LIVR ASSULANCI CO This was a petition to continue under t►e supervision of the court the voluntary winding up of this company, which has transferred its bu mama to the Whittington Life Assurance Company. Mr. J. H. Higgins appeared in suppo t of the petitioner, and Mr. Speed, who represented the company, did not ap• - - - and • half. Hipp•lrbe. Meerschaum, and Queen Mal. are here. LA P AID FORIZIT. —Plover, %ings of the Wind, and on& Mr. Bury, on the pert of gentleman who had insti tuted a suit to set spide the purchase, offered no objection to the order provided leave were given to his client to con tinue his suit. HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE. Three miles. Waterpsery, Bagshot, Vsluti, and Meerschaum are here. ARIIVIID. —Bishopton, Patience, Leotard, and Golden Cross. The Vice-Chancellor made the order for the winding up under supervision, but could not on that occasion deal with the question of the continuance of the suit. BETTING IN LONDON. -(THIS DAY.) ROLLS CHAMBERS. (Before Mr. Church, the Chief Clerk of the Mater of the Rolls.) "THE LITE AND TINES OF LORD BBOCCHAII." 130 r.m. The clubs were well attended, and a fair amount of business was transacted. For the City and Suburban Bliakboolio woo in great request. and backed down to 100 to 8, while prioe was not to be obtained a 1 the apish. For tits Nosibmoptoushire, Lurd Ha3tingi an :ewiug were weE gergerted at their respective prices. For the Two Thereesei Guineas, Rooicrucian again dTc inned , lt7o 1 being leld egalast him. Pace backed at 6to 1, sad seven 50's were booked in favour of Formosa, the baskee, wasting to pea. Pikes as follow : CITY AND 81.1131. 7 R8AN. HI Se 8 eget Blinkhoolie (off) 1110 to 1 Nernea (t) 3I to 1 Knight a the Garter (t) 33 le 1 Cheltenham (t) 5 to Nomad 2, 3 (t) 55. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE 100 to 6 opt Lord 114 stings (t fl 20 to 1 Blearing (t) 20 to 1 Wolsey (t) 20 to 1 Lord of the Dales (t) 20 to 1 Act worth (t) 2.l to 1 Mandrake It) It to 1 Kettlehol.ler (t) CHESTER CUP. lY to 1 art Reeswing (off) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 4 to 1 mat Hosienteias (t) 6to 1 Pace It and off) 7 to 1 Formosa it and w) 10 to 1 Typhoeus (t) 100 to 7 Green Sleeve (w) DERBY. 18 to 1 apt Suffolk (of, t3oto 1) 20 to 1 Moo Gown (off) 25 to 1 The Earl (off) The case of Lord Brougham v. Dr. Cauvin came on for hearing to-day, upon an application to deliver up docu ments. It will be remembered that Dr Cauvin was selected by Lord Brougham to prepare the memoirs of his life, which included about 30,000 letter received from King William IV., Lord Melbourne, and others of the most eminent men who figured during the past half century, and that when the first volume ap proached completion, Lord Brougham disputed the amount of compensation claimed by Dr. Cauvin ' and thus the wit for the recovery of the letters from the doctor was thrown by his lordship into Chancery. To-day Mr. Robinson, of the firm of Williams and James, appeared for Lord Brougham ; and Mr. Name, of the lieu of Hume and Bird, appaired for Dr. Courts. Mr. Hume applied - for for leave to the defendant, De. Cauvin, to deliver up to Mr. Lockhart Thomson, oae of the executors of Lord Murray, certain letters from Lord Brougham and James Brougham. Esq., to Lord Murray, which had been sent by request of Lord Brougham to Dr. Cauvin, the doctor being perfectly willing to deliver them up, notwithstanding his claim for lien upon them, if Lord Brougham gave his consent thereto. There was au application in this matter on a former oc casion, but it stood over to ascertain the wishes of Lord Brougham and Mr. Lockhart Thomson upon the subject. When the case was resumed this morning it appesrel from a letter from Mr. Lockhart Thomson to Mr. Janice, solicitor for Lord Brougham, that he left the matter in Mr. James's hands. Mr. Robinson, on the part of Mr. James, thought the letters had better remain with the other documenta in Dr. Csusin's possession. The Chief Clerk, therefore, thought that no order could be made to-day upon the subject, because Lord Brougham had refused to give his swot to the delivering up of the documents to Mr. Lockhart Thomson. Aud so the proceedings ended for the present. . _ COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) THE FOREIGN MAILS. ---e HMI. e. HALL. Sir tt C,ollier, Hill, Q.C., and Mr. Wiglitman for t he plaintiff ; Dr. Spinlui, and Dr. Tristram for defendant. _ SouTworrrox, Bianca 6.—The Hamburg and American Company*, steamer Germania sails at 2 o'clock to-day with the English, French, and German mail*, and a general cargo, including jewellery to the value of 41,400 francs, All the Hsmmonia'■ cabin passengers resume their passage by the Germania. Bier steerage passengers will proceed by the Borussia, which sails; on the 10th inst. OUTWARDCALCUTTA ANDCIIINA MAILS. —G IBRAL TAR, Yam's 5. —The Bangalore, from Southampton Feb. 29, arrived to-day at 7 a.m., and left at 11 a.m. for Alex andria. In this cane the brother of a land surveyor, at Notting ham, pleaded that the teetator had been compelled to make a will under duresse. The deceased who had left an estate of lii,oool. or 17,000 i., had made a will in favour of his wife so long ago as 1552 ; but on the lfth of June, Ifegi, he bad taken advantage of her abeence on a visit to make a new one, by which, after giving her all his furniture and the house in which he lived, he bequeathed to her a life interest in all that he had ; besides which he left her one-third of it absolutely, and divided the remaining two-thirds amongst his own family. For the defence it was suggested that the testator's wife having got to know of thi. change compelled him by her violence, sod by abso lutely threatening his life, to make a new one, giving every thing to her. This she of course denied. [The case had made but little progress before we went to pram I QUEENSTOWN, MAW'!" 6.—The National Steam ship Company's steamer Erin arrived here last night. She embarked passengers this morning, and proceeded for New York. All well. - - - - WEATHER REPORT. —(rem DAT.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Hr. Commiarioner Holroyd.) FaIDAT, MARCH O. 8 A.M. IX RE KANN AN AND PATTRRSOX.--ALLICGLI , INI , LING or WHQI.ERALR TEA•IIRA LIRA. The bankrupts were described as grocers, trading in 00-partnership in New North-road and this was the sit ting for last examination and order of discharge. The bankrupts have filed no accounts, and are now in Newgate upon a charge of swindling various firms in the whole sale tea trade of no less that 2,:s4XY. worth of tea, which was sent to Scotland to be sold under the hammer. The ease was to have been tried at the last sittings of the Central Criminal Court, but upon the application of the prisoner's counsel was adjourned until the April sessions. Mr. Munn., for the assignees, said that in 1865 the bankrupts carried on business in Liverpool tinder the style of Patterson and Co. They absconded from Liver- Nawl, and about eighteen months s ince they went to New orth-road, from whence they also absconded about three months ago. They now came up in custody from Newpte. where they were detained upon the charge of fraud and conspiracy. The bankrupts bed not surrendered, and he would ask them whether they intended to do so. Hannah stated that he had nothing to do with the case, and was understood to express his intention not to sur render to the bankruptcy. Patterson then said - I am falsely imprisoned, and de cline to say anything while lam in prison falsely. His Honour said the proper course would be to enter • memorandum upon the proceedings, adjourning the sitting sine die. Order accordingly. --- - POLICE COURTS.-(THIS DAY.) GREENWICIL CLEVER CABTURC Or A BURGLAR. • Witham Thwouu, aged 20, address refused, was charged before Mr. Patteson with burgiarlously entering the house of Mr. W. Tilley, 20, St. John's-maid, Deptford, and steal ing a silver watch. It appeared that last evening the wife of the prosecutor left home to meet her husband. On returning home a light eras observed in the bedroom, and the prosecutor having ob tained the assistance of two of his neighbours, one of them was stationed in front of the house and the other at the back, while the prosecutor entered at the rear. Inane dia•ely on doing so an upstairs window was opened, and the privoner jumped upon the roof of the wash•house, but he was seized, and a desperate struggle took place between bin, and his captor, whom he attempted to stab. It was found that the drawers in the bedroom hail been opened and a silver watch stolen. After gaining . access to the premises, the street door was bolted on the inside, so as to facilitate escape in the event of anyone returning to the house. . . Mr. Matteson complimented the prosecutor for the tact displayed, and remanded the prisoner. WOOLWICH. SURGLART AT THE HOCSIt OF St. JUSTICE WILI.E. John Adana, a powelful and desperate looking.fellow, was charged this day, on remand, at the it oolwich ppolice-court, with burglary , at the mansion of Sir James Wilde (Judge of the Divorce Court), at Shooter's-bill. A Large amount of property was exhibited in court, which had been found at the prisoner's house, and which included • por tion of the proceed. of burglaries committed at the residences of the following parsons: -Mr. William Jack son, Shooter's-hill ; Mr. Alger, Vancouver-Donee, Eltham rud, Lee (this gentleman offered • Lberal reward for the appreheasion of the burglar) ; Mr. Kentiah, Belvedere ; Mr. Itichmond„Crooked-lodge, Welling ; Mr. Branatead, Well. ing ; Mr. James lilunde Black keno ; Mrs. Shoot, Black Fenn ; Mr. Barham, Old Dover-road, Blackheath ; Mr. Collins, Shoulder of Muttm-green ; Mr. St. Clair, Plumatead-common : Mr. Henson, Plunistead-corn mon ; Mrs. Spencer, Plinustead-common ; Mr. Jones, Plumstead-common ; Mrs. Clarke, Plumstead.common ; and Mons. farness, Academy, Pluinstead-eommon. Evi dence having been taken as to the identity of the stolen property, the prisoner was again remanded. The notorious and desperate character of the prisoner, who bad on one occasion broken away from live con stables who attempted to arrest him, and in the present case stabbed a policeman in the act of apprehending Liam, caused the proceedings to be Invested with consider. able interest. FIRE NEAR MANCHLSTER-NEARE.—This morn ing, between 1 and 2 o'clock, • fire broke out in the work shops belonging to Mr. Dibble, a cabinet-maker, situate at Pi, East-street, Manchester-square. The tire escapes and the endues of the Metropolitan Brigade attended, but the flames were then issuing through the roof, and in spite of the exertions of the firemen, the flames could not be extinguished until the workshops, including stock in trade and working tools were destroyed. SMALL-PDX AT Vl'ootwicu. —This epidemic con tinues to infest the Woolwich district to • large extent. Various precautions have been adopted to prevent it spreading, and an order has 'peen issued by the Local Board of Health enforcing the Sanitary Act of 186 E, under • penalty of 50f. In the government establishments orders have been issued by Colonel Boxer prohibiting persons coming to work at any time when the small-pox or other infectious disease is nt in their families, or in the houses in which they reside ; and no person is to return to work after absence on this account without producing a medical certificate showing that there is no longer danger of in forties. Any person violating the order thus issued will, on discovery, be immediately dismissed. At Bathurst, in New South • Wales, according to • Sydney paper, a flock of 1,000 sheep 'ought shelter under an immense tree during a storm. The tree was struck by lightning, and 171 of the sheep were killed. At Lpue Regis, in Doneetshire, a few days ago, there was caught a monster lobster. weighing between Ph and seven pseudo. dam _I Warde;6 Lath Anlromma dramatist's' Vittemas. Caps Clear, Aia.r/Wart ; HoOsamu— Pismo* Brest Lorleut Rochefort Plymouth Weymouth Portsmouth London Yarmouth_ imrborourb thlelas Raider Parts iitn;Lourg L)otu litart'stbal: w. rtfil:r :UN W.N.W. I 19.4ir;3161 W. 6.4 N.W. '26.001! N.W. 34.04147 2 i 16. W . ,t 9.90114/ N.W. ..5..54r 4 %%NAY. 2v.701 . 44; W. y 7 .211421 W 30.017,46; N.W. 30.011 14V~ N.W. 130.041145 W.N.W. 30 044 , .541 N.W. i..64r 66i N.N.W. 30 66r44 , N.W. '19.84r 4 4t , NW. j 20.741.41! W. 291.11f140, W.N.W. 20 .661 40 N.W. 1051441. S.W. two/ let W.N. W. a; 51 ,46' V. l'abi 41 W. I - ells MI N. 30.331 211 N.K. IW. trines lls .. W. I If.// D. I crb 0 03 1 1 W.s. W. b 112 11 W. rb 1 0. - 7 N. W. re j 0.1 7 W.N. W. 04& - 8 . W.N.W. ore 101 1 5 N.W. 0 4 7 W.N.W. o , 035, 4 • 6 . c 0.03 , 6 6 W. ' ; O.U3 1 - 7 , W. ,re 0.u5 ; 3.W. • rfe 0 . B.W. ac 0.4 4 I N.W. rot 10. 4 7 ' W. eb 0.04. 2 '8 . W. c 0.01, 4 8 1 W. re , 0.10 5 7 , W.N.W. reb 0.02 , - 7 N.W. oh —i3 3 W. ; cb 3 • 4 24. W. I 41.12 - CI- - 4 W. I b 0.03 Barometer enereeted and reduced to St deg. at IR level. The letter r I (tailing a ;steed)), hollode directloa at tuosioaol the mercury within lag It hours. Thermometer imposed to Jude. Extreme force, with it 4 direction doxing last 24 Miura Z.—calm. Weather : b. - blue sky ; c. clouds (detached) ; fog : I.—lightning: m.—misty :buy) o.—overcoat r. —rain: s.—stow: t.—thunder. Ralo-fall, saow or halt ,melted), during last II boars. Sea illaaarbutoe. Irmatorr arrrwararr fttersieND egiLln a „we sr. MU SA, DISTAICE iit9YEF MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The t ad the notices ever,:ey {J ae iseeprietas er the 161111111110111 the et. NelseAt district that a redleetle• LS per 1141114. on the colliers' wages would be Sole °lit al llgfillyeasmilay, and has resulted in a gener a l tun. names (who number 20,000) in the district, with the euepties el 'those employed at one milieu, whew owner has agreed to swept the reduction of 10 par cont. which the Millbad expressed their willingness to submit IM. Since the notices we r e given numerous meetings of the colliershave been h e ld th ....nt the district, and resolution. have been passed asgto accept reductions. At first it was resolved to aesept only a reduction equal Ito the amount of the last ivtimasoe in their wages, which ran from 5 to l'i per cent. ; but daring this week, for the 1 purpose of animus a turnout, the colliers agreed to accept a reduction of 10 per cent. on their late prices. Deputations waited upon the employers sad stated the term. which the colliers were willing to ac oept ; but as the masters did not express their acceptance of theni, the crtlliers-- with the exception of those em ployed by Mr. /bulky, of Bt. Helen's—yesterday ceased work. The district is a most extensive one, and the result of nearly 20,000 persons being thrown ont of employment will be very severely felt, especially where the only business is mining. The coal trade has been very depressed for some tune back, and, as the season of the year is drawing neer when the demand for coal is diminished, it is ressonably feared that 1100/11 time will elapse before any revival of importance can be anti cipated. But hopes are entertained that the masters will assent to the reduction of 10 per cent instead of It. The colliers have expressed their determination to accept no greater reduction than that, and are resolved to remain out until these terms are accepted.—Lirerpool Illorvry of this day. _... 1 . - 07.= O'CLOCK. Th ere i s very little business in . 410 stock I markets to-day; and Prices' generally are quoted the same .7. 1 yesterday. TL e fan dency, h owever, i s ss a ls .: , favourable, in the absence of any di squ i eting feats" C ' wela are steady, at the closing prices of yesta...4 l Y. A mo derate *dramas has taken place in some of the railway sharers As regards foreign bonds, the liit'ist note worthy change is a rise of I per cent. in Italian of 11861, in response to a similar improvement upon the Paris Bourse. The advice* from Florence are regarded as satisfactory, especially with regnrl Cu the proposed financial arrangements of the govern ment. Colonial debentures are steady, and banking, financial, and miscellaneous shares inactive. . In the discount market to-day the supply of money has somewhat increased, but there is no disposition to take the best bills below 1/ per orut. Short loans are obtainable in the Stock Exchange at 11 per cent. Consols are quoted 93 to j for money and the 2nd of April, and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 91j to ir2, ex div. Railway stocks are firm, and a rise of I per cent. has occurred in Brighton, Metropolitan, Great Northern A, and Berwick. The prices are as Ldlows Caledonian, 831 to j ; London sad North Western, 1151 to 116, ex div. ; Great Western, 45/ to 46 ; Midland, 106 to 107, ex div. ; London and South Western, 84 to 86, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 30 to 1.; Brighton, 49 to j; South Etstern, 721 to 731, ex div. ; Metropolitan, 1121 to I, ex div. ; Great Northern A, 104 to j, ex div. ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 181 to j ; York and North Midland, 94j to 95i, ex die. ; Berwick, 1012 to 102 j, ex div. ; North British, 34i to 35 ; and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 126 to j, ex div. hll. - EDIIROU's ATTACK ON A POLICE OFFICER. Early yesterday morning (says the Liverpool 1111irewrs) • murderous attack was made upon • easedly imemeside, named Robert Jolly, by burglars, wins were tn. Imeipied by the officer as they were cutlet' towage ••=1;111.15 resides w at knotty Agh town. (-past terriers °Wrack se one the Mora lit=passing the of Mr. whist' is at the corner of cli-lane and Oewat-read, when he saw • man is the garden in front of the house. This man appeared to be keeping watch, mid the officer opened the gate and entered. lie accosted the intrader, asking hint what be was doing there, when the man :mailed en an impertinent style, " What the are you doing here? I have as much right here as you." The constable was about to seize this suspicious visitor, when the latter whistled, and two other men rushed from the direction of the parlour window of the house, and they all instantly made a most brutal and murderous attack upon Jolly. They first felled him to the ground, and then, leaning over him, oommsnced beating him about the head and kicking him about the body. He offered every resis tance lc his power, and grappled with one of the ruffians. but three powerful fellows proved too much for him. They tore his cape from off his hack, and his overcoat was ripped up and taken off him. His staff was wrested from him. and with this his sessilanta managed to inflict some severe injuries. It raising his arm to protect his head he received • blow with the deadly weapon which rendered the limb useless. One of the burglars had been rummaging the pockets of the constable's coat, and bad succeed in finding the handcuffs, which were slipped upon the wrists of Jolly. One of the ruffians had been holding him by the neck all the tine, and with the pressure upon his windpipe the blood spurted from his mouth and nose. After they had cleared his pockets the officer saw the men leave the garden, and tried to raise an alarm, but his strength gave way, and lee became insensible. He did not recover until about 2in the morning, when he found he had been divested of ell his clothing except his shirt, trousers, and undercoat. He was securely handcuffed, and it wee with considerable difficulty that he managed to rise to his feet. The spot is very lonely, and, knowing that it was useless to attempt to raise an alarm, be made the best of Lis way to Knotty Ash police-station, which he reached in about half an hour afterwards. The blood wee streaming (rani his mouth, nose, and head, and lie was covered with mud. On examining the parlour window of the have it was found that an attempt had been made to enter the apart ment. The garden eases had been drawn up to the window sill. upon which was found • jemm,y. From inquiries made last night we find that the injured man has been confined to his bed during the whole of the day, and has suffered considerably from a pain in his side, caused by some injury to the kidneys. His arm is yet entirely useless, and he is otherwise disabled. No trace of the burglars hes yet been obtained, and Jolly is afraid be would not be able to identify them. as it was very dark at the time, there being no letup near the house. Colonial railway sham are quiet, with few deal ings. East Indian, 1091 to 110 ; Great Indian Peninsula, 109 to 1 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 151 to 1 ; and Great Western, 10 to 1. As regards foreign stocks, the principal feature is a rise of / per cent. in Italian of 1861, viz., 45; to 46. Spanish New Three per Cents. are r bet ter at 361 to %, while Turkish of 1862 have declined 1, the present puce being 601 to 611. Brazilian of 1865, 71 to 72 ; Chilian of 1867, 87 to 88 ; Egyptian of 1861, 86 to 87 ; the Viceroy's Loan, 74 to ; Mexican, 13 to ; Peruvian 1865, 76 to ; Russian of 1866, 86} to 875 ; Spanish New, 36 to i ; Turkish of 1858, 59 to ; andfditto of 1865, 321 to 33,1. Indian government stocks are without change. The Five per Cents. are quoted 1122 to 1131 ; the Four, 100/ to I, ex div. ; the Bonds, 50.. to 355. prem. ; and the Five per Cent, Debentures, 103 to . Bank Stock, 249 to 251, and Exchequer Bills, 10a. to 151. prem. There is no movement in financial shares. General Credit, 21 to 1 dis. ; Credit Fonder, 7i to 64 dia. ; International, 2A to 1 j dia. ; and London, 26 to 24 dis. Bank shares are without variation. London and Westminster, 674 to 681 ; Union of London, 331 to 344; Anglo-Austrian, :9 to prem. ; London and Brazilian, 34 to 32 dis. ; imperial Ottoman, 1 to dia. ; and Consolidated, to prem. Little or no inquiry is observable for miscella neous shares. National Discount, 54 to prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 14 to ; Egyptian Trading, 4& to dia. ; Telegraph Construction, 13 to 3 ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, bi to p ; and Anglo-American, 20 to 4. S .iRE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.) [Sake to-day to 1 p.m.] COLONIAL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.. 87 Canada Government, 5 per Dent, January and July, Natal Government 6 per cent.. May and Nov., 106 i New South Wales Government, 5 per cent., 1871.76, January and July, 995. Do., Z. per cent., 1888-96, Januaty and July, 955, 6. Do., 5 per cent., redeemable by annual drawing+ from 11867.75. 100, 5. New Zealand, 5 per cent.. 981, 5. Do., 6 per cent., 1891, June and December, 107. Queensland, i; par cent., 1891, 103, 25. Victoria Government, 6 per cent., 1891, January and July. 1104, 4. Do., 6 per omit., April and October, 1115, 125. ORDINARY MARES AND STOCKS. Caledonian, 631, 21, 31. Great Eastern, 305. t, Great Northern, 1065, ed. Du. A. (A receives no dividend until G per cent. has been paid to 11), 104. 1, ad. Great Westerx— Original, 46, !. De. --South Wales, 465. Lancashire and Yorkshire, 126.4, 6, xd. and an. London, Brighton, and South Coast, 491, I 81, an. London and North Western , 1151, 161, ad. London and South Western. 86. Metropolitan, 1125, 1,1, 4, I. Do.—Extension (div. limited to 6 per *eat. till Jan., 1870). 1 G 5 5,6 Do.—Nair Rodermatie,4 15-16. Midland, 107, ad. North Eastern—Berwick, 1021, 11, 2, ad. Do.—York, 95, ad. Do. Stockton and Ihrliagton, 130, 1, ad. North Staffordshire, 58_,t, South Eastern , 721.3, 21, ad. PREFERENCE SHARES. Great E.tatern—Eastern Counties Extension. No. 2, 74, ad. BRITISH POSSESSIONS. Bombay, Bar., and Cent. India gas. 5 p. 0., 1031, 5, 3. East Indian, Guaranteed 5 per cant., 110, 95. Grand Trunk of Canada, 151. Great Indian Peninsula, gua. 5 per cent • 109, 1. Great Western of Canada, 161, a, 4. Madras guaranteed 5 per east, Odds and Rohilcund ),hares), gus. 5 per cent, 2 4. &lode, guar. 5 per cent , 1015. Do., Delhi, 1015, 1004. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 91. Bahia and San Francisco gus. 7 per cent., 145. Dunaborg and Witer (Lim.), gas. 5 per cent., 711. Groat Luxembourg. 9. Mexican (Limited), Li. Sambre and Meuse. 7 1.16. San Paulo (Limited), guaranteed 7 per oast., 181. South Austrian and Lasabanto-Venetian, 15. FOREIGN OBLIGATIONS. Orel Vitebsk Rail.. gua. by Russian govt., 775. C. 8 . South Austrian and Lombardo-Voneths, COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MINES. Fortuna (Limited), 1 5• Frontino and Bolivia Gold (Limited), 5. St. John del Rey (Limited), 16. 153. JOINT STOCK BANKS. Agra (Limited) A, 103. Anglo-Egyptian Rankin (limited), 19. Chartered of India, Ana , alia, and China, 181. Chartered Marc, of India, London, and Chins, 29. Consolidated (Limited), 45. Imperial Ottoman, 91. 13.16. London and County, 525. London Joint Stock :V3. London and Westminster, 685 8. 5. National Provincial of England And and :43 issue, 36,75. Union of Australia. 50i. MISCELLANEOUS. Anglo-American Telegraph (Limited), 201. Atlantic Telegraph, 531, 21. Do., 43 per cent., 1074, 81. Bombay OSS (Limited). 4 5.16. City of Moscow Gas (Limited), 9. Credit Fontiar of England (Limited), 31.16. t.`rystal Palace, 22, 1. Egyptian, 9 per cent. Viceroy Loan, &91, Do.. Scrip. 1 dia. Fore-street Warehouse (limited), 101 General Credit and Discount (Limited), 5. International Financial Society (Limited), 3 1.16. Loudon Financial Association (Limited), 6.• London General Omnibus Comp. (Limited). 1). 15-16. Panama, Raw Zealand, and Australian Royal Mail (Limited). 4. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, New, 1867, 54, 4. elegnph Construction and Maintosanm (limited), 131. United Kingdom Telegraph Company (Lim.). 24. Do., 10 per cent. Pref., 7. Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 741, 4, 4. COAL MARKET.—(THIE4 DAY.) Walls Mid Heaton. 18a. ; Walla Rad Haswell. 18a ; Walls End &smarts, 17s. ; Walls End Tess, 17s. 6d.; Walls 15d Bunt Harthp.a, 17.. 6d . ; Walk lad 1 1 88 8 88 n Holkoma, 18a. ; Wills lad Hragh Hall, 18a. 9d. ; Walla Dad Triad= Usage, I Is. 9d. , Walls End Betted Lycra, Ids. Ad. ; Walls End Hawthorn, 14s. 9.1.-30 ships at war kst, 40 at am United States 540 bonds are unchanged, at 711 to 2 : but Erie Railway shares have declined 1 per cent., viz., to 401 to 1. Illinois Central are at 881 to 891, being I lower. The adjourned half-yearly meeting of the Metro politan Railway Company will be held on the llth inst. The directors of this undertaking have made a call of 21. 10s. per share on the new redeemable share capital, payable on the Ist of April. A petition for the winding up of the SoottiPli Granite Company (Limited) is to be heard before Viet-Chancellor Stuart on the 13th inst. A petition to continue the voluntary winding up of the National Provincial Marine Insurance Com pany (Limited), subject to the supervision of the court, is to be heard before the Master of the Rolls on the 14th inst. The Caledonian and North British Railways joint traffic return shows this week a decrease of 106/. compared with the corresponding period of 1867. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. The markets for public securities remain rather quiet. Consols are unchanged, but the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cent.. are i t per cent. higher at 92 to e, ex div. The variations in railway stocks comprise a rise of to I per cent. in Great Western and Great Eastern, and a reduction to the same extent in Caledonian, Brighton, South Eastern, and Berwick. With respect to foreign securities, Peruvian of 1865 have advanoed I per cent., while Italian of 1861 have relapsed „. About 41,000 f. in Dar gold for the Continent and 6,000 sovereigns for Brazil were withdrawn from the Bank yesterday, while b 7,000 sovereigns from Brasil were sent in. Telegrams from Shanghse, dated the Gth of February, quote the exchange be. 10d. showing a decline of Id. It is consequently inferred that some considerable shipments of silver may be made from that port to India. The following is a copy of a private telegram just received from China:—" Hong Kong, Feb.l2: Tea, total export, 110,000,0601bs.; export since last mail, nil. sluuLha n e s ,Zb. 6 : Tea devoid of anima tion ; stocks e The half-yearly meeting of the South of England 1 1 Oyster Company (Limited) was held yesterday. The report stated that the spat obtained last summer in the lAngaton breeding beds had turned out to be more abundant than the directors had antici pated. It was calculated that about 10,000,000 of young oysters were removed to the wintering beds before the close of the year, when the season be came too cold to allow of the removal being conti nued, and only half of the hurdles covered with spat had been removed up to that time. Overtures had already been made for thespat of 1867, but the directors would not sanction the sale unless on fairly remunerative terms. As regards the opera tions of the company generally, they have from the tint been necessarily of an experimental cha racter, and will for some time continue to be so ; and the directors considered that they might very 'reasonably congratulate the shareholders on the lfact that no failure of a nature to throw a doubt on the ultimate morass of the undertaking had hitherto occurred. _ _ _ The half-yearly meeting of the Sambre and Meuse Railway Company is called for the 11th instant in London, and foe the 27th in Brussels. The meeting of the shareholders of the Etna Insurance Company of Dublin and London has been held at the offices of the tympany in Dublin, when the accounts stated that the new fire pre miums amounted to upwards of 22,0001., whilst the looses paid and outstanding are under 33 per cent. A dividend of 10 per cent. per annum was declared. Pursuant to an order of Vice-Chanoellor Wood, a meeting of the contributories of the British and American Telegesph Company (Limited) is con r Toned for to day (Friday) af. tho Guildhall Tavern, 133 Mr. George Whiffiti, the Erovisional ofeeilrirrlthltnf,Mralit their wipes as to the ;ocsou tole apprialed ottaal liquidator. The following iir'the Attie' return of the cheouee and bills cleated in the Bankzre eletr:nrh9use for the week ending Wednesday, March 4 : Thseeday, Folk V 4 1 4,374,000 kiose. Feb. ti 1 13 xoei t l.y, March 2 ~y 11,304,4a) Tugeday, Kuck 3 Ilree.Needay, Ka& 4 ...... . 1 1,3 ,8 ,' ' ' 4 1. ' ,141,000 •Zroncit DZIITICFRr t C: : c f loprotor. Bankers' Claariaa-hOuw. March 5 The total is tinusuelly s Z o lrge. 'owing to thi: Stuck Exchange settlement on ,the 28th, and to t h• numerous bills which fell dui to the first few daj g of the present month. The return of the Bank of Englan k i for the week entrt nes.tiv, March 4,c , .• I paten with that for the previous week, shows the following d. angel' : tto-9.a..stea testis bre:sans • £148,220 Circulation actin, 21,511:1,:. 0 lucre's, , 475 ,530 r . 4.70-.4117 Increase , 248,304 Other depodts 00Verilthellt securities in , • banking department 13,268.40 'So change. Other securities in linnkins Coin •leparto and linnt. bullioa is both 17,511,711 Increase 1,A6,199 departenta Seven day m aml other b il ls._ 54065 Diereses 11,329 The Rest 3,610,094 Inmate 281,664 Note. in rmwve Total move ( so l os k m i n ) l, in banking department_ 12,542,812 Demme 689,121 This return shows the effect of the revived demand for money. t , . a hich attent;on has been called re peatedly during the week. The advances on " other securities" having increased as much a 51,306,1991., owing partly to preparations for the bills maturing on the 4th, and this draught having been only partly insole up to the Bank by the intim: of idepo sits, the decrease in the reserve is 889,197/. decline-213,3!77. —in the can and bullion cor responds almost precisely with the amount of gold known to have been withdrawn from the Bank for export during the week. BANE OF ENGLAND. An Account punanet to the Act 7th . sad 9th %Ic., c.n for lb* week IS on edneeday, 4 aim of Mereh , tars. . - - Mum D/SPARtNIZT. Notes Isnot 1.34.V74.27.1 I &mammal debt.. A 11.01340 Other eecurittaa .. SAIII.IOO Oat coin sod hell- Ise 19.9741.270 11111.er bullion ----. 411.11 074.270 411.1 , 74470 &Lamm Dinitrinar. Proprietors' Capital A14.4.5.1.00t0 i &monument bees teat 3.61.),nat { titles 413.%5.073 Piddle Danntits ,fa- Other tineurtties dollng Subly . I Nota ear. Ihudta Cots. tiold sad Sneer . Ws. ut Natlmal th:da Debt, and Div Amanda, Other Ilrposita &nen day and other 4.744.01 T 637,06.; 41,3,3tt.4105 Mirth 5. 1362. 1,161,1111 113,322,016 Ir. MAY, D,Taty Llsab r. _VINES.-(THIS DA) ) ONE O'CLOCK. The milling market is not active today, but the tone is rather tinn, owing to the improved demand for metals. West Chiverton shares are quoted 62 to 64. Great Vor, 19 to "Xl ; Wbeal tieton, 62i to 67}; East Lovell, 8/ to 9; New Lovell, 12a. 6d. to 15a. ; West Great Work, 3 to ; Prince of Wales, 60a. to 62a. 6d.: West Drake walls, 10s. to 12s. 61. ; West Kitty, 10a. to 12s. 6d. ; North 'rreskerby, 284. to 30s. ; Wheel Trelawney, 71 to j. Annexed are the quotations for foreign and colonial mining shares :-81.. John del Rey, 15 to 16; Don Pedro, 2 to 21 prem. ; Anglo-Hratilian, 1-16 dia. to 1.16 prem. ; Pestarena, to ; Chontalea, 1,": to s; clis. • Roam Grande, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prem. ; Anglo-Italian, par to prem. ; United Mexican, 11 to 2; Frontino and Bolivia, 9-16 to 11-16 ; Port Phillip, 1 5-16 to 7-16; and Central American, 1 dis. to par. At the fleeting yesterday of the Laguna Mining Company, the report of the directors was received and adopted, and the retiring directors and audi tors were re-elected. REIIARK6. In France there has beenWals;;;;Se in barometrical f resaure since yestenlay morning. Its extent at Lyons has been more than half an Inch, but over these blends a general rise luta taken place, which has been greatest In the west. lit the north of ncolland pressures arc still low, and readings there are nearly seven-tenths of an inch lower then three on the west Coast of ' , ranee. Temperatures are generally Meer ; thew M the south-east of tngland show a conahlerable decrease. The westerly winds of yesterday freshened again last night, and incremed to a gale on the west coast of Inland and in the Hittite's Channel. This moving a high masterly wind Is reported at Holyhead, but lu the KNOW' Channel and on the enalls-west nowt. of Ireland the wmti is fresh from the north-west. Heil has fallen at lin, octolle, and weather has been squally, with hall shower's at Brussels whilst rain has fallen generally over our Wands, This morning tine weather L. reported from the east coasts of I.llgland awl sicotlantl. The dinner in honour of Mr. Brand by the Liberal members of the House of Commons, on the occasion of the presentation of the testimonial, is fixed for the 28th of this month. The chair will be taken by Mr. Gladstone. SADLER V. SMITH.—THE CHAMPIONSHIP Or THE Tit VI. —The further hearing of this ease, which was ap pointed for this morning in the Queen's Bench, Guildhall, was further adjourned to Monday next, in consequence of the indisposition of the Lord thief Jostles. It will be remembered that this was an action by Sadler to recover the amount of the stakes, which he contended had beam illegally banded over to Kelley. The largest train ever known on the Bristol and Exeter line was an excursion from Exeter to Bristol last Monday. Bristol fair day. The train contained nearly 5,000 passengers. It is stated that the Italian mission to this country has been offered to General La Marmon and been declined by him. M. Minghetti is now spoken of as the pn.bable successor of the Marquis d'Auglio, who will re• tire into private life, but will continue to reside in this country. WILLA LNI. HAQUesrs. —Letters of administra- I lion of the personal estate and effects in this couatry of the Hon. t'lick Canning De Burgh, Lord Dunkellin, have been granted by her Majesty's Court of Probate to his father, the Marquis of Clanricanle, /C.F.., P.C., Lord Dunkellin having died intestate. His lord ship, who bad retired from the military seeviss, was lieutenant-colonel of the Coldstream Guards, for merly aide-de-camp and state steward to the Lord- 1 lAantenant of Ireland, and was also appointed aide-de-' camp to Earl Canning in India. He served in the 1 Crimea in 1834-5 ; represented Galway in the House of , Commons since 1857, and died at the age of forty. The will of Peter Pantie Ralli, Esq merchant, has been proved under 500,0001. Rerionalty. lie has left the whole of his property to his wits, whom he appoints sole e x ecutrix. The will of James Fellows, Esq., of Sunny Bank. Longsight, Manchester, merchant, was proved in the Registry, at Manches ter, and the per aooalty sworn t nder 100,000/., the executors =s iw I his e partner, John Kepner. and Thomas Johnson, of ter, corn merchant. The will and a codicil are both dated March 6, 1867. He bas left very liberal charitable bequests. To the Manchester Royal Infirmary and Dispensary, 1,0001. ; and a like bequest to the Manchester and Salford Town Mission, to the Manchester Deaf and Dumb Asylum, to Heasbaw's Blind Asylum, Manches ter, and to the Church Pastoral Aid Society. To the British lind Foreign Bible Society, Salford and Pendleton , Royal Hospital, and the Jubilee, or Ladies' Charity School for Girls, each 500/. He has bequeathed the sue of 10,000/. to the Manchester Diocesan Church Building Society, regard being shown to New-cross Ward, St Michael, Holt Town, in Berwick ; and also left to several parishes !squire of 1 001. each, to be applied to the um of y and day schools. He has made provision foe his sister and nephews and nieces, and haves the residue to be divided amongst six of his nephews and Meets. To each of his executors he has left a legacy of 1,0001.—A1l legacies are to be free of duty.—///wetreent Loiailon Per& COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE—(THIS DAY.) Fresh up to Mark.lane, this morning, the arrivals of home grown wbcnt were again very mod but mostly of improved quality. The transactions in both red and white parcels were on a limited smile, at about late cur rencies. tVitb foreign ale at the market was well suppliseL Business was of a retail character. at previous currencies. Floating cargoes of wheat cored off slowly, and the demand fur other descriptions of produce afloat waa only to • moderate extent. Fair supplies of barley were on sale. The trade ruled firm. but not active, at full prioes. Malt was dull, on former terms. fists were rirm in value. The quautity brought forward was mosll. Beans were in limited request, at late quotations. No chums took place in the value of peas. The trade for them was quiet. The inquiry for flour was steady, on former terms. On the whole, the demand for seeds was inactive, at late quotations. Cakes moved off slowly. ARRIVALS OF °RUN, &c.. INTO LONDON BY WATER lARRIAUE FROM MARCH 2 TO MARCH S, BOTH IN LUSIVIL WUNA. beam Yids.sia I Mar. on. I gr.. era. I 4" brk. Mtlehaebillsitele lOge 42, no .. 911 Fandia P raw I 14,ii i_si9o _NEO Ito" nu NMae, 2.3 W qrz. LIVERPOOL COTroN AND CORN BIARKETE. (THIS DAY.) (BT TgLZURAPH.) (FROM OUR OWN 00111118PONDIMT.) . . . _ . . CorTos.LThe market quiet. Balm about 10000 bales. CORN.—The market moderately attended. Wheat and sour slow sale, at barely Tuesday's rases. Beans oats, and oatmeal without alteration . Indian corn in beats request at Is. per qr. *demos ; wised, els. 6d. to 421.; what', 4k.. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) • d oing t oiiioinTioiaiiiviossT.) Nothing ia Oast. Makes was% buy. Barley um firm, but alaliStoSTS cautious. Beans and oats steady. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Seam—The demand has rather iitlMVed, at previous prima. The private sales in c l u d e : erara, at 31s. to Ms. 6d. ; St. Kitts, 31s. 6d. to 32e. ; Barbie*, 320; Jamaica, 34m; Berbedoes, Ms. 6d.; Mauritius grainy yellow 36a. Relined is also mac in request, at steady prices for both dried goods end pieces. COPPER.— Tbe superior qualities of Plantation Ceylon are in request at Arm pekoe, other kinds are only saleable at easier rates. Plantation Ceylon, ordinary small to tine tine ordinary, dia. 6d. to 69a. ; low middling to good middling, 70a. to 79a. Id. ; peabsrry, 84a. to 89a. ; native Ceylon, small, 41a. to 43.. ed, ; medium, 47a. 6d. ; bold, me. 6d. to 51a. ; Singapore yellow, 09s. TEL.—There is a more general inquiry at full primes. Rtes.—The market has biome inactive. Num.—The demand for Demerara oontliinee very active, warty 500 pantheons having been sold at is. 94d. to la. lid.; 70 puncheons of Derbies also sold at Ficrr.—Currants continue in request at late rates. Oo'rros.—The demand has abated, but prime remain Arm. —A fair one for arrival at 191. lOa. to 191. lba. ; and on the - at IW. 10s., 171., and IW. 10a. Bauman —The market oontinues quiet. INDlO 4 ). — The public sales of Guatemala continue to go off steadily at the opening rates. TALLOW ILARKEZ—(TIDS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow, 41s. 3d. net Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 425. 6d. ; March, 425. Id. to 425. ;id :October to Demaahar, 4de. 9d. to 435. 6d. ; De cember, 44a. HIDE MARSET.—(YEDS DAY.) LuDaintoct..—Mdes z ems. It 641128., 3d. to 30. 641b0 to 731/24.. 34d. to ; tinut. to Wale., 34d. t o ta .; sobs. to tolba, oa. to 41:1. ; team to 3064.. 44d. to 434. Roost bids, 9a dd. to IGL 6d. alt ada& to 4s. ; tap, To. Bißmoimort.--fhoopolcho : Paled, flo. to 10a ; bat hed& 70. 64. to 80. ed. ; dooms, 6a hi, to da. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKIT.—(THIB DAY.) Mama Puked= sod SW& meet the &mud for the bestde arer deseriptions contlases steady, p a l m lift co..o...ieady, do WS . I /