The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-08 00:00:00

TAW 114PRZWer" Williams Oak rob, tut otherwise dammed - him to the Ghillie; Williams was examined In carreberation. The Wenner said he was very every for what be had done. He sotto wins( to pay the cabanas. He would go out or t owed lips with his ( fined., wbo would keep him oat sninsi lir Thames amp heed him 51. for the usaalt on the end ordered him to pay 25 5. , t bo amount of the =re to the cob ; 10.. for the cabman's loss of time, and la 6d. for his fare ; or be committed for one month. The mousy was psid. tIHARIi (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Wars the Judge Ordinary.) now o sow AID KAOCAL —SPECIAL T. Dr , Deg" Q. 0., lb. Oslarlikksod wok tor the pandemic ; Yr. J. Murphy for the reependeek Vilma the parties wire asavied, the podgiest woe a w ig moss who was fort bigheads" Madams re a menbant. The was dm daughter at • marabaut at Liver pookle-...abigattee matiased tilt the sod of 1864, b -01.4w only by such absteres as were reedited seesaw b t y. i esporattent's Illness, which cm several madam pre .6o6 bar Irma maceoperryieg bet husband to tie last Os Whit aosidea of ibis Rod is 1880, tbrylted se tally travelled together is fan as MusresMis haf her wed** to ersi g stwerary for her husband to brio( her berk to l- - hod sad proceed to likumptras aloes. Rs made her a very hatatimem allowance, net lees than up* with her s seta, credit. At lirst she I n a with her p he she elthantely took • bows la Hazailleaegeare, Bithenhiad, mid they senoved to tabs how Dart dew. While et Illikieheed, in DM ills nit at her itathees the co-rorpoadeolt webs wait lit Cle KAM panasecre bests MIMS( Wren the thew sod RhyL Maness was reales al in betel whisk, I 1 ; - 18th , woe readered uninhabitable by the aaryiedon of resells the river. Ira. Dow Ibirefor• lavitid hint to her h o se, white be seethased *dem ta mite of tie ranee- e 4 lbe riepardinge Mein she, however kept t ips most itteetkeide sameirsarisees with her hustled to Me laid Is Nome*. 1904. *. Dow [starved broarkt bet at the may time be sifts wowing' hoes Vases to gogiond, she was was* to - Vreare, as she oshialtho wasea ad inamiag bize. Werbirig, beeireek ems of frw he same tine, aid Visa Owls kauad 161111 gas was thing with Rosana at lie Beta idle Vita, Deems* se Yr. astl Mtn Andaman AA 1116 beginig cd 1866 she was wallas& nue bad bees Are hides at die wiegape, three et whim aerviveL There was Se istroas. end the Pay, without basitatite. Nandlsr ths Mabee& Dowse aid. with ad& mr. 4 M 111 I OATTL IerGoU.stPLAOISI MMNio•Aa..ra•z i semmeasa Zirirrs. 7: esiresl the Nr peelah a dirhirm. iel iga thet he u ttera w. fully sense to be removed siseg l ar i r mir there ' to son without or Lissome hes the of s peller of the megrapelle, the seaseast being for • distemes of ex ceeds. SOD yeah hoespert be port et the was Um The ern wee gene_ Weisel nest, and It appeared, from the widow adduced on Mat esseeks, that on the dip in geed.* switrocasistable Coate, while ea dirty, eto • t ivilg oeuthei "w . . .. sad He w le hir t Lw 'aid s orb: kW he had ass spun by ri toid ad ilierroentry atightwries. ti. ~tells told him that the reoghtntee Losses wee not t em, end that be ebeald report the owe to his superior is I report of the elm wee treoweltied to the saw IL atinisielt. mite sulharined a seremmens to hula 0. t . w The defendant did net wear, and ea the Vim— secredeleieg that the highway wee apwelds Parer la within the IMO of the Metropolitan Board o f Werke. be ea imposed the peaky of SOL, with lb. 008611, but he lee ad jaweed Ito samessee ter ••week. I. peewit Mr. Heil to Woad toads: say empienellos fora witipAion of the fins. 10 .. Mr. HMl's mesa sow attended sad produced the bosom a." of the asZoetss. It wee doted the tad lebruery, sad at, bate the t siasetaree of the Hoe. Mr. Oursa end Mr. la Goodiset 0 Usk. trebled art that the sow wee newored 0 four days the pm*. of the osier le eonnell transfer- l i t. ring the satharle. to thresweekiaerees of pollee within si. the Jurisdlotios ef the Ilewegoiliso Beard of Works. it Mr. WIN servent saki the seer WA removed in lamprey°. Si. the new order. 0. a che wegiegrete thought the expienlien awls • differ. 0 MOO la the owe, sad he rased the pensity to is., sad 9a 1 8 : amts. a. The mosey wee paid. ILIL ZULWATIL I r~~. , Nii — Peioes 7sekarlis. WO alikill isit Neerai....l lift igisillia----••••1 N N Ula ISS SS 70 IS' IS 4 a a sr PS 01 die US US 14 sil Ocak sal Daska.... INOaftwall., DOME reaDillaslliaa NI a an Lemke INV Can. la Da. ........ • _ It% lw swill W a r IN tlet li cteria IN 711 r 1 1:: De. Ade dv De.lll mrp. noi:1113 D. Vow. fts. at II 0 Do. Ord. Det. M. Dc lode • Weel area MS Gene Weis. 1011 MegmVel. D om . Doe& wale... Dr. W. Da De. De. De. leamsblre Lambe mid Dlednett MO !...! al so., De al lides.Alp.e. leoloottNelb ails. MS LeeimeoDoeMW W eeere MO Maa..lieL.a Medea NIANSFIIMOIL. I D. New. iia . ... I De. Ildos .. A MairepellemDlolo.. M Dw doe d 0..... ISA Id LIP Mi. 141.1 a a lief Ble a a a a a a as ma i r 1 sl id a a rf a a a Mt ase sa a a ell Gik U. at 1 21 le Om 117 a COURT 07 (Before Mn Commiedeuer Heiroyd.) lir Me Mu= wrrneon The benkrupt wee dineriled as of the Hotel de Provisos, I,dsletsr pawn , fonairly a clerk in the Mercantile Bask of New York. ILe debts are 26,9411.„ of which 26,7931. is eland to be der to Mee Mereentile Bank. This was the &eke for examMedes sad disabuse. Mr. Mathes appeared for the Mercantile Beak, sad rag that be proposed to withdraw the claim which he yd pat en the preeeedlap at • former sitting, sad to ' Widow hem the esee. • gen Letnemos, for the tashrinit, wetted that thrash • pagment had bees obtained spdart him by the bank. the wee woe coed seemidesahlo diesti, the jary hawker tahoo • beg Sas to esneider their verdict. IN Homer granted the ceder. or IS SIR JANOS vee IWIDOL The bankrupt was described as of Soatwell sad Hoer beet, Scotland, and of Dorton-etreet, FaMs-equare. This wee as adjoined aSt i i s e s ig for discharge. The figures, which lave bean frigate published. may be thus saismarieed tie s wept, Sahli - are 196,000 L ; the mowed property retained allBl,OOOl. ; there has as yet been no div iden d tithe easesered creditors. Mr. 0, B. Lewis appeared for the assignees, and calla ellentios to the amount and character of the unsecured go/ A .-upwards of 7,7001.—in particular to the debts of Ir. Oland" _the sengsee (9000, Mr. Berry (7001 ) , mid Yr. Dear (5001.) far the kin of furniture. There were two grenade of oppontice—wijustdahle ertravagasse h living, which had led to the beekrept'is wa tt rsrbore ,• and eontraistine debts without ans of payment. Nearly all the unsecured creditors were tradesman of voricies ki i s ms of whom debts had been contracted in 1861 and bat a large pogostion in 1863 and 1864, the benkropely in Sep taller 1864. As the bankrupt had been 19 meshes be im th e court, sad had been repeatedly examined, and as be had given au the information in his power, so as to sake the best of the estate for the creditors, thee; ahem dames mid somewhat modify the oppositios. The telessestest showed • deficiency of 41,0008. The =given up, stated at 2.5001., had been realised. aid that amount. It consisted of an annuity of 5001, which bad sold for the amount stated. • farther sun of 3,1001. represented Biz James's interest in an estate; hat it would appear that is 1833 sad 1864 that Wired bad been wholly disposed of. It was also claimed by the trainee under a deed executed by Sir Jamas is liNe for the bleat of his creditors. The meg- DM, therefore. expected nothing from that quarter. The household furniture sad effects, stated at 1.95111.” , bad tees takee by the trashes under the assigamesit. The defeissey was in reality 47,0001. instead of 41,0001. ; and all the tosseersd crediton had to look to was the 215.101,, the pewee& of the annuity. The debts of Mr. Claridge and Mr. Bevy bad boon contracted at a time when the bankrupt bed literally no imams ; and the feet that all the mecums debts were either for pommel necessities or !smiles proved that the bankruptcy was attributable to usjostlfiable extravagance in Heise. Having executed a deed of assignment hi September, 1862, the bankrupt hod gate oa incurring debts with hotel. kapott job.masitua, perfumers, jewellers, hosiers, hitters, erasers, pianoforte-makers, livery stable keepers, uphol sterers, sad others. At that time all he had to live on and support his family was 5001. a year, charged apes the estate of • nobleman with whom be was connected by mar riage. From • oorreepoedesee which had token place between the bankrupt sad Mr. Sharp, solicitor, of Greshamhonee,ose of the names under the deed. it appeared that the bankrupt bad bonniest urgently warned by Mr Sharp, more ea • friend they as a solicitor, getting into another mesa like that from which he bed been extrieited by the deed of 1882. Mr. leeroDoe, fee the bankrupt, took objeetion to these letters, which were confidential cocernaniciations between eolieita and client, being dragged into the case against Sir Janet His Hewer did not think the letters admissible as svi. deem LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE I k tar =soma rizassinL) LIVERPOOL lIESTING.—THIS DAY. NOLTNEIII M. RePorter Stormeeek Freak 1 Si. ... S $ SS. _ . _ I ns ' ▪ xmoada ai a. eus W. Ilastra—Dorwlak 16 IMDa. Load lei D. York 10 D ClaMele au eseek.adati:ii: It D. se. WO LEM Leaden T Da. es.. SBdd T Da. IMO Me Daelh ddadlldaY S ▪ N. aS. Wailers Jae& lee Oseloal MA lestetit Abes..lear Mame 1011 fuse Ile Ilea& Dona l e i tt Me Tot Vme II D. U. ... lee Tab el Moo* Waterloo Is US Wail Doswell li tie zdi li y idoo" 111 M * ISTERPLHOHASE HANDICAP OF 100 SONS . Aboat 3 mile& Alcibiades, Glersairs, Ibex, Crusade, Th e Rocas, Hord- 154 . os, Ookunbia, Hearty., Lord George, L H. D.. Are of Henri*, Garotter, NAM Antoinette, and Cutler are .7 ham raw Foust —Thlldoir, Char* Jack of lit. Newbury. Duchess, and Gimbals. Cc. a* zali lele t en 'I 11Ps sdi 1111 . lll sd os " IA " ye IT ISt ni id 14$ DO ft 74 112 114 - . LIVERPOOL SPRING OUP. Fantail. Bradman* Provlsor,Wandarior Itimaral,Wid- m beak PM,* Malay, ()either* and gave Cans are IIL Mrs. M. M. Pam Iromurr.—Jeker. ft CRAVEN COP. Four taila sad a half. at. Manormai, Kaltlaori, Baarboa, Bird of Paradise, Gaily, IL Harriagica, Lyabrim Daafno, llmeago, Sonwdon. Baca- tai. inasta. Lady finadloni, Spartan, and liailerton an hers. I s a. I I • a a a TS a t 9 is 1•11 143 i ago la S la U IS rim OTTT OP LONDON INDUNITIAL Ilik EXHIBITION. A SCENE IN TILM COMMON 00IINOIL.--(THD3 DAY.) N. At a Court at a.m. Council holders this morn- Is e lag at Guildhall. under the ptesidenoy of the LORD Mayo., M. 7 Mr. T. WIBRIII add ha should like to ask a question in I le ei referees to • matter of sondelashie importasee eeneeetrei with the Bxhibitios that was at present gob( me is the Guildhall, and which was represented to the public ea an exhibition by the working deems. What he desired to know was whether this ezhibitioe was maducted M is seeordasee with the terms of the motion agreed to by this court? He had been over the exhibition, and it appeared to him that leirtead of it being an exhibition of works of of by the workbag Mimes, 7 , it was merely an exhibitles of articles supplied by some of in the gigastio Mailmen of the Oity, and that tt was made IN use of by Chem to exhibit their own goods. (" Heat, MS her," sad easfadon.) iM Mr. BuTo nee to order. There was so motion, he said, Were the court. (Cries of " Hear, hem.") IN Mr. Wanes said he was determined to hang the matter 10 before the eon* as be considered it &Mooted the credit of U. the corporates, aed that such a warm of proceeding as ha SO alluded te ought not to have bees permitted, and was eon- 01 trary to the term of the motion that had beta agreed to. M. (lfaar, boar.) If the names of the perms who made sk . the articles that were exhibited had been attached le. to them, he should not have said • word, but he did object to persons of the clam be had referred to holding them. lee selves out as exhibitors al a working man's industrial ax. tee its hibitioe. (Hear. hear.) The exhibition was not an eabi 10 - bitten of working men at all—it wet se exhibition of itieuential tradesmen, sod he wan sorry to see their ball es. made use of for molt • purpose, and he hoped it would not et. owe again. (Hear.) The Loan MAYOR said he thought it right to explain 114 . that is opening the hall on the prevent day, he believed , 1 , 1 , ° . be was merely acting is scoordance with what he considered too to be the wish of this amt. (Hear ' hear.) He knew m. *otitis; whatever of the erringements that were made by M. the Oity Lands Committee, to whom the matter was en treited,_and had nothing to do with these armagentemits. 10 Mr. M. L. TAILOII said that no complaint whatever M. earned could be made, so far as the Lord Mayor was eon earned, who had performed the duty of venires the exhibetioe L • most proper and satiate/acre mentor. (Haw, hear.) With regard to the exhibition itself, he quits coaturred in whet had been said by Mr. - Webber, &ad thonghtthat they had made a great mistake in allowing she Guildhall to be modems of for the purposes of this exhibition. (Hear, hear.) Deputy Fey here interp osed, sad said that there was no motion before the court, mad the diemesion ought not to be !prolonged. Mr. TAYLOR said it was not hie intention to prolong the dissuasion, but he repeated that it was hie opinion that the use of the hall ought not to have been allowed for the purposes of sods an exhibition as the OW that appeared is it. The only course, however, that could be takes was for some member to give notice of a motion that the prrmirion to use the ball be rescinded oe the ground that it had not been applied for the purpose for which it wee intended. (Hear, hear.) The matter then dropped. I..TL ciine Ir. 1ita1ivr.4: 1 6. 1 14119.6. all 11,1606 I UM Ism a Do. Podia=o IN Ova. Droat.a Sobel* 6 For toot 1104-6 IN OIL di Lloolostio.s.s lie T. ll DooteD. 6. g 6D Demorsio.Tp.o.pir.prel HO Ord Dowd so. 6do I* Did tilleo Es. 6 do IN Om& Trask at 01l D0.64644.161= all Ds. IA mt. all Do. do. dolen4el a Do. tad pod. Doodo A Do. do. dodstrol .16 Do Srd pref. Nook oil Do, dw didoseed a lo dal LINIC= I ill Do, Ltd Iroot Indian Poolasula IS Do. rm. 6 tor Not. • nn. ...70. do *int tee GIL a. at Uwe g. ISO De 41 Der mei. qas I D e et. Weil= et 0174 111 Now ..... an FaLk peg. se 4e. 137741 I (Milo Witted, Ali ;Dens NAL p. Noe NI on. de. e. IN Do. ao. 11.4"x -6 De. NUN 1001 l dale. oar& per 41. D 4 E Mak sedlleleerslec .. Do. 6p. et. pay. IND De. 6 p. et, pay. UN IN ILLoteno.4p.elsep.e. 10C GeNdo. cea. 6 per Not. 140 Do. DeNI 48.. • D. do. de. , NO Do. PENN UM De. letlesikTied M i t ii -, is Mr. Lewis mid he should prove that at the and of 1863 Sir James bad received from Mr. Sharp • Mittman of his property, with the charges upon it, showing that there , was thee • miry large defitiesey. The ciretuustemess of , Mr. Niel debt were them :--Bir James was ac quieted with two ladies, Mrs. Bradshaw and Mice Linley, and for some reason or other be yes desirous of fundebing a house foe those ladies. Be took • house ea lases ; copied Mr. Berry to fit it up MO gas sod ironmongery at a met of 2781.. and hired furniture from Mr. Dear, to the amormt of 5001. At that ties be owed at least 5,0004, sad bad onY 5001- 119 year to lie. ea ; and yet at one stroke he added 778/. to hie debts, lodes incoming • debt of 9031. with Mr. Claridge, el ribose hotel he bad lived for nearly two years. Si hate Marikeene, in examisatioo, stated that after the mention of the deed of 1862 he bad en iIIOCIONII of 1,0001. a Ter, including 5081. from aa estate in Sootlead. That site was afterwards claimed by the trustees under the hell, but he was advised that the claim war unfounded. Be was wattled to the income of that trate, paying lely Maekensie 2001. • year pin-money out of it. The triunes seised the estate in April, 1864. Be did net pay Lady Morkeezie the 2001. a year, at she was in the receipt of an annuity of 5001. a year. &lad the disposal of one 5001. • year, and she of the ethic The trustees tinder the deed had mimed to make lbe • suitable *nominee while the property was in course of ruination, but they bad not done so, owing to the in tembend state of the property. In December, 1663, he re lend from Mr. Sharp s statement showing the petition of bhp roperty at the time. Them was no surplus. Lady Mac hu:is bad received the sunnily of 5001. since the death of to father, Earl Fitewilliam, in 1857. She applied it to Mt own nee, except orations/1y giving a cheque to one of tie Oedemata. She bad no separate establishment. His expenditure bad bola 2,5001. a year. [The case was proceeding when our report left.] JOINT bTOON liAlfil ATLANTIC TELEORA PH COMPANY (LIMITED). (THIS DAY. ) The ninth annual meeting of the shareholders was held at no , n, at the London Tavern; llie. C. M. LAWSON in the chair. The repott, which was issued and published some time ago, having been taken as read, The CHAIRMAN, is moving its adoption, commenced by expensing lre regret that the illness of Mr. Stuart Wortley provenred him from taking the chair as usual. The report, he said, oontaieed the tulles; information, and he had little to add to its contents. He then briefly traced the history of the company, and expressed his con fi dence that the new and third experiment is laving the cable would prove successful. Whatever might have been the cause of failure last year, whether it arose from accident or from design, there was no Hilltop to appreheed smother disaster of the same kind. Mr. A. Cower seconded the motion, which was adopted without disoussicre. The director retiring by rotation were then re-elected. Mr. William Cunard, of Nova Scotia, and Mr. Loring Andrews, of New York, were elected honorary director.. Mr. Blackburn, the auditor, was re-elected. An extraordinary meeting was then held, and The Crtememam moved the following resolution: "That the arrangements made by the directors for completing telegraphic communication with America during the pre sent year, and their explanation of the oontract 'scouted between the Atlantic Telegraph Company and the Anglo- American Telegraph Company, are approved by this extra ordinary general meeting of the sharehoWers." He mid when the directors in ()weber last issued a 12 per cent. stook they only succeeded in obtaining subscriptions for the amount of 50,0001., and they were advised, too, on the highest authority, that the issue of 12 per cent. preference shares having precedence over the 8 per cent, would be I illegal. Under these circumstances a new company was formed with whom the board made • provisional armee meat involving an additional burden ci 2.5,000 r. a year ; but on the other hand it was open to the shareholders of the At lantic Telegraph Company to subscribe for the new stook, sod he was of opinion that it was their iowrest to do so. By the arrengement made a right was reserved to the shareholders of terminating the agreement in question by paying the new company double the &menet of its capital. After some discus ion the resolution was adopted. A resolution was afterwards passed for the forfeiture of 710 shares in the 8 per cent. preferential capital upon which the calls were in arrear. SHERIFFS' COURT. RED LION-SQUARE. Rigors Ur. trader... Sheriff BombeU.) PROCLLYATIONO OF OOTLAWIT. This day Mr. Hemp published his monthly list of prods oelm of outlawry. Sines Ma last appearance one of the Parties had called on him. and as it was a surrender he wu takes to Whiteerorstreet prison. On the present occasion the following defendants were prootaimed— Harvey Talbot, at the snit of George Baker ; Constantim Henderson, at the suit of J. Seymour Salamsn ; R Crows at the suit of Lewis Harris ; William Tatteralej Lord, at the suit of St. Sarithin Williams ; J. P. Gram:, at the suit of Robert R. &snail ; J. P. Orestrex, at the snit of William Wilmot Seale ; General J. C. Harold, at the suit of William Hodges ; and Jas. Butler Rem? W. Carr. at the suit of Chas. Augustus Albert and another ; Cecil J. Johnson, at the suit of Horace John Temple ; Henry John Standly, at the suit of Edwin Row land Hammond ; Charles Bord, at the suit of S4ml. Red- Pare ; Robert Crowe, at the snit of William Bewley ; Chas. Boyd, at the Mt of John Pe•cod Whitmore ' • Harvey Talbot, at th e suit of Geo. Hies ; Wm. Noires, at the suit Of Edward &mill ; and Geo. Ball, at the suit of Ramis Jet. de la Chalmette. No surrender was made and the next County Court was eppoiated for the sth ApriL THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. • 22017EL180111 YAM. droller N ew t on , gestlentas, was charged with befog amok and disorderly at the Oltarimpeross terminus of the South Eastern Railway, assaulting Thomas W ill iams,& constable on duty at the statism, and doing damage to The St. Pettrabourg Gazette gives an account of •cab. Jams Hoiskiaa, • cabman, said the miaocer hired his the annual banquet of the defenders of Scbutopol which cab at Mootpeliernquale, end sifted to pay aim la. 6d. to took plum on the 26th of February. General Todlstsu, dr t i 4 se him to the Chains-crow stenos. On &Meting at the who was precept , Navels interestingamount at the tot s be got on the platform, sod refused to pay his free. F reestone produced in his mind by a recast visit to the 21 . spoke very loud sad was very &Maio. Tim easstable " You must sot go on that way hem* u which muse of kis ligroin defence. He 'visited the cemeteries at pon the Prisoner spat at him asd attempted to kiek blot is a the Russians sad of the allies, sad add that both wars lksgerom maws. Be also smashed the window of the maiateieed is a becoming condition. -- ii.« limo 1,....m IL rot autl Wert India. . 10 le Graerslneakee Nob I IL Loa insent.l( salmi HO NO C r : IL 4p. ask all at. loashmaa&ai IL Osarsaratal IN THE ,FXIIR4IO4, TFURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 1866. DAY.) - 117 ,-. - 0 Osta OVIAOL The dealings in the railway market so-clay are upon a restricted wale, and a very few variations 1.1111 have occurred in prices. The principal docks show 12 4 •' no thew, wigs the exception of a rise of j per cent. in Great Eastern, ands decline of k in Metro- politan. London and North Western idea is quoted gi mi to 122, ex div. ; Great Western, 591 to ; sse.4 Mlffland, 125 j to it, ex div. ; laweeshiro and soai Yorkshire, 119 k to 1, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 39 to ; Smi th astern , 74 to i; Caledonian, ILK 1301 to 1311; Metropolitan, 132 to 1, ex div. ; tes. Great Northern, 124 to 125, ex div. ; ditto A, 140} to 1, ex div. yK Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stook remains quiet, at 37k to 1. Great Watson of Canada 'es shares were oleo unchanged, at 161 to 1. OLDINAZY SRAM AND mom 77: Itlag i•.: D131=17111 p.s. . 111. Q.8151N..1 4 4.6.120.&/ N S I I M. Zus. & My.... 1N lesse.&Yk.4.paisa&lly 100 eL LoadlApt.lp.s..7N&A, 1011 L.&N.W.N.eass.daNy 1011 tt IN. Da. Sip.e../NAIN, IN 1 0 L.418.W..19.4.18a&Ja1g IL lallawl.4o.4.Jaa.&Jelp IS. I. DMA, IL P.l D. L. I p. at, TH. &AN... 1 It. N.lbles..4o.m.JasNYNT iN Se .NJ 1141 li i IT 10 Si IS to PREFERENCE SHARES. Greet Easters, 'totem Counties Extension, No. 1, 160. id. Greet Waiters, West Midland—Oxfurd. Ist Geursaieed Stook, 132, 14. London sad N. Wertern, Bedford led Ossataidge, 87 rd. North Eastown, York, H. sad 13 Perelman, 10f, additional FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Astvirp sad Rotterdam, 114. Bahia sad Sas Plialliioo (Lim.), Gee. 7 per oast., 154. Great Luxembourg, 164. Recife sad San Francisco (Um.), gas. 7 per cent, 13. South Austrian end Leasbarrie-Vesetlee, 164. lIISCELLANEOUS SHARES. /Ambits Wages* gnat. 8 per cont. (Limited), 24, 4. Csaads Oompsa and I y. 87. Credit Forwier fabilier of Ragland (Um.). 84, 4. De. New, 74. Amelia Commereisl end Trading (Limited), die 4. Fererstrest %miaow (Limited), 104, 4. Galina Credit and Flews of Leedom (Um), 41. Imperial Normal:lle Credit Association (Um.), 54, 4. letereational Masada! Society (Limited), 54. Italian brigatioe (Oared flavour), 6 per cent. Bends is. &OM 1870, mimed 804, 80. Joint Meek Dimmest (Limited), 10. 91, Freehold Lead sad Dock (Limited), 64, 4, 4. National Dimwit Company (Limited), 13f, 4, 4. National Proviseial Marine. 1. North British and Hermosillo lernramm i ll e l : Overand, Caney. sad Co. (Limited), 1 4, 4. renternisr sad Weals!, Mesa (New), so. Ilk] I ell OL plea I eak46. i .a . ,s i r et . s e; w ic. .:. Masiermaa ail U ?ad - xil 10 4 AMID Ilooldos .. .- 4 11 pa 441 14 - 8 I 4 ,1 4 $0 A 1 34 16 1 0, 4140 Pt. 111 ipe - 10, 60 Awl* Dan= (Lhal 124 5 aMs 16 11. 110 PlaileSsak.Oacaewali 111 10 21 - 10.000 41 , llsoPralada al 71 74 78 111,6* 1111 Ilkakofll69494olemilda an 11 12 - 11, ISI De.)7ow,lmaed 2 ps. 5• - - ••• to. mina* at tW ea ....- llll JO 92 - 40, 20 !Beak al - she; 11 Beak 41 Opm 1 0 1 4 /4 1141 - 114000 IGO 'Beak of (I. 15 7 IPo 111 Basket• ammo is 10 lark New Lealaad -10 Se 111 pa los soisk 50 Darned% Bank (Limited 10 jilt . ‘ar 91 4 )11 BraiamiaahnOmrmseig, 10 1 4 Of dlo - SO, SO British k Callteralaa (1. If 11 2Ms - U. 50 'l33l9eit IL Canes —an 46 48 - 91, NO 11l 7113 196164Aaa., Moe AU ss 16 - 5 5. 16 lebart.. Ker.cd ladik&e. all 67 49 -. 53, 10 Olt, - SO, 100 O. lay - 40, all 4. 12 'F.-- ..,0.4 :lA* a. an 91 - - 21 161 f 030, 11 ,OoMotldated Beak (1 ) 4 If Nook 9i 10 10,000 10 !DOM and leedwa 25 Si 16 - 10, 60' ' 1.451 London (Waited , I OM kw - 10,001 SO raster* ExchooENLlts) 1 if 0441 s - 11,000 83 Sagileh and American. 5 4 live - 10,040 11 rognan Jon% Mama ( t.) 18 2 1d a - 10. 10 Zug.l3ooL&Assal.Casefd. an lei 104 20 SO, 60 , tosilsh and Swedish (L 10 6 4a, -. 611. ID ; Pinoposo Rark(Lbetted 15 3 24 1 1. ad 114 34 4010100 1114.1sui.Otdasi7op.(L) 115 18 20 - IS, 11:411 Do. lasasl as 1 pa- 114 1.1 r: i ... woo. ~. Do. New 100 Imperial Book Untied le Si 111 pa 11.6. 10 114P41414414444....... 10 I lair -. 16 lowa al 67,.8/ /0 , Do./. New lO 1 2 1!8 Wm ili a 11 8 5. 16 Do. 1144, 4 Ills ow - VP. SO lama 1964141111: %Mani 4 4 4pm - 600.000100 D0.6p.e.Deb.,1854,147re all 82 85 - 1;r/0' 401 Loa. sm..' il. 41.....t...,4 as 1011 4ina 141 MOOS 100 keen sad Dnialllan 14 111 Da 'Sew .. . - 11 , 11011 London & liver 41411,1 L A 14 16 eat 144 6 113, SI Do. Noy, ow. 41 li pm lil 31 6 o 40, Wks. Ob. balk ed Lor ad ttt 111 - sok I Leeds& sod Omanl3 SO 77 78 77, 4 71 IS Lead= Joint Nook— 11 68 49 434 8 1 14, 10 lantlealb /oath /biotin ail 15 16 lbg - 10, 102 Loa. &S. Wwwo (Liao. 10 :I 04411 -- I 6, 60 London& Veofiro46* (L.) 121, L 1 o}L* -. . 60, ,1011 Lea. & Wooloolador , 12,141102 ,Nerebant llankgim.) SS 1 Ipa r 4 1 6. MI Do. New 84, /0 MoratatDo4l Esaisoil lO 1 4 414 - ▪ 17. ,100 , Memo.: & Prey. Beak S. I 0 5 4 1 1 . - a 4,000,100 Itidleee mat 'Um 1 11 las lom -• e 20,020 6 !Noiloaal of Atuolralada 4 14 14pia - a 01.0 M ;140 '4441.nal of Llearpeoi lO 1 Bpm - • 10,01 h 100 •11.Twadlbelsol. 61 - - - woo n ; Do. toa mad SP la ne 1s 464 ' 43 so 'National Bank - • 87, 11 'New Illoaila Wade- - 1t 410. 10 Now 14elawd (91aali . edi 1 i dla 4pm - 1- WOO 10 1110r11 Waken% Tj , 8 4 pea 4 *Me 11 ,Oelsoial Dank Dennis. la 53 55 -- , PAM 20 'OrieolOem.B.L9l•o3l. I I 2 Ills 11 21 I Do. 40. isteN.T. 4le old& ad - re 1 1 .1101 10 Do. do. lake.' f .C. A i - - dia - }a 17,410 60 irrevlaßankingt:orp.(l DI , II ties it 7 1010 100 ereetaa of Inlimil - - IS I 81 84 - U.SOOI 10 6 0be1e.Pa51.,• 71 0117412 , 10 40 11 11 . - ol 12.5001 93 Do. lamed at 1 pe. .. 5 If 441 a 24 41 ISO; 25 !Data 441144114 aI6SG \ mai 11, 41 0,0,4 . 01 &B. Udell 1 101 Do. 414. lea. Papa lO 10 8 di. - *505 11 (19140 el Asuitrana ma i n& Claim ci Inland (Um )11 5 IC. of woo, N Woe el laPs39 IS 68} 14 54 eh DUCKS. IN No. 16\ I Dania I %II OIL Mims, 1 sail IN 114 ii 7$ I 71k $1 9 0 I ,RIIIIT.-(TIII8 DAY.) wont on the following day to elect tweutrieur Own o'Otecm. The stock and share markets continue dull, with few transactions. Console, in which the monthly isttlaneat is now in course of arrangement, ex hibit a fresh reduction of 1-16 tot per cent. Amigo stocks are also somewhat lower in a few sues, but most of the chief British railways are quoted the same yesterday. Financial shares are flat, and those of the discount companies lower. Overend, Gurney, and Co. have declined 5a., and Joint Stock Discount, 15a., the latter being ad vereely affected by the official notifiestion jot issued respecting the winding up of the company. The discount market retains a quiet appearance, sad the rate for good three months bills is unaltered, at 6t to 7 per cent. The charge in the Stook Exchange for advances till to-morrow is 61 to 7 per cent. • Consols are now quoted 136# to f both for money and to-morrow's settlement ; and 87 tot for the new account (April 5). The amount of stock purchased by the govern ment broker to-day for the sinking fund is 15,0001. Reamed. directors. The following notice, with reference to the At lantic and duvet Western Railway, wax posted is the Stock Nagano yesterday : Leedom, bib Nardi. 11101. -‘ The Consolidated Sink (Liedied) bes nesisei the ems of eight Monsuid slues handfed and ability-thus pounds seven shillings and dzinees WOK Is. id.) hen the mew .1 loge of the Atlanta end Greet Weaken Itallwar, far the credit at Trustees Coupon Amount To lir. filsogister, Stock Rubins. The above amount is smaller than usual, in moor queues of the company having paid upwards et 190,000 dols. for currency ooupons presented at the office in New Yost. The Great Western Railway traffic return shown this week an increase of 1,50 L over last year ; the • Midland, ea loaves«, et 4,177/. ; the Great North ern an WOMBS of 171. ; the Great leinern an in crease of 2881. • and the London and Berth Waste ern an lucre's of 5,1671. The meeting of the Railway Pareengsr; AS' nuance Company took place to day. The unman during the half -year was 40,015111., against 36,4441. for the oorreeponding half of 1864. The number of new assurers against all accidents duriog the year was 7,477. The balance to the credit of the revenue account to the 31st ci Deeember was 35,814 E. ; and a dividend of 6s. per dint. was de clared, in addition to the urea interest at the rate of 4 per cent, per annum. Awe:ding to the provisions of the deed of settlentiat, one bad of the bonus will be applied in making a further pay ment on the shares, and the reasainiag 3e. per share will be paid to the proprietors. A cell of V. 10e. is to be paid cm the second hose of 2151. shares of the London and River Plate Bank • (Limited) by the glob hot. Tbe directors et the %sat Winton' and Fowler's United Oolliertialltimpimy have &dared an interim dividend of 6 per cent per annum. Mr. A. Bah. comb has been elected chairman. The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia have reached finer, and are expected to be distri buted in London about the 15th inst. The accounts from India concerning the state of the cotton trade suggest favourable inferences with regard to the future course of oar money wake& ----- Foreign stocks are rather fiat, in sympathy with the other departments of the Stook Exchange ; but the fall in prices is neither general nor impor tant. Italian bonds of 1861 have declined per cent. ; and Mexican, 1. The quotations are as follows : Greek, 16 to ; Mexican, 221 to f ; Spanish Passive, 271 to ditto Cadifisates, 161 to f ; Torldah, 1865, Sri to Siti ; Brazilian snip, If to 2 prism. ; Egyptian scrip, fto f prem. ; and Italian, 1861, 611 to 1. American securities exhibit no movement of any importance. 5-20 bonds are now quoted 701 to II ; Erie Railway shires, 53/ to 541 ; and Illinois Central, ra to 781. The Bremen has arrived from New York, with £4,000/. io specie; and the Lightning, from Port Phillip, with 44,0001. International Financial shares are now quoted to Fem., ex div. ; General Credit, fto 1 prem., ex di,. ; London Financial, 21 to 2 dis. , ex div.; Imperial Mercantile, 1 to f prem., ex div. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 31 to prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 31 to 1 prem. ; and Joint Stock Discount, 10 to 9 dia. The shares of the Imperial Land Company of Marseilles are quoted 31 to Si prem. ; and Anglo- Ameriean Telegraph, 1 to f preen. The government broker bought yesterday 15,0001. New Three per Omits. for the sinking fund. The half-yearly dividend of 10s. per cent. on Ecuador Bonds, which became due the lot May, 1864, is announced for payment About 27,0001. in bar gold was bought by the Bank yesterday, in addition to 8,000 sovereigns from Lisbon. During the week 129,0001. has been sent in, and only 4,0001. withdrawn. The Roxburgh Castle has arrived from Mel bourne, with 57,0001. in gold. The biddings for bills on India took plaoe yester day at the Bank of England. The proportions allotted were :—To Calcutta, 23.23.000 n. ; to Madras, I L 77.000 re. ; and to Bombay, 10.00 . 000 rs. The minimum price was as before , viz. la. 111 d. on Calcutta and Madras, and llfee. on Bombay. Tenders on Calcutta and Madras at is. 111 d. will receive about 39 per cent, and on Bombay at Okl. about 72 per cent Above these prices in full. This result shows a diminution in the de mand for remittance to Calcutta, but some increase as regards Bombay. The Board of Trade returns for the month of January were issued to-day. They show &continued and remarkable expansion of the export trade. The total declared value of the British and Irish produce shipped in the month of January during the last three years was as follows, vie. : Jansery, 1264 210,413,586 Jthuary, 1865 10,489,339 January, 1866 14,354.748 The increase over last year is no less than 3,865,0091., or 27 per cent. The increase is distri buted over most of the principal items of ex port, but textile manufactureeof varionsdescriptions have absorbed the bulk of it, and, of the various countries with which we deal, the United States has taken by far the largest portion of the increase. For example, the exports of cotton piece goods to the United 'Aides were 589,7131. in January, 1866, against 160,2741. in 1865, and 276,2791. in 1864. Woollen and worsted goods likewise figure for a very large augmentation. The present returns give the " oomputed real value" of the principal imports into the IJuited Kingdom for the month and twelve months ending the Slat December last For the month the figures i are as follows : December, 1863 £30,931,857 „ 1864 ft 1865 The great increase presented in the final month of the past year helps to explain the rise in the value of money which took place about that period. There were larger arrivals of must of the principal articles, but the bulk of the increase occurred in cottoo, the imported which for the month were as stated below : December, 1383 1113,064,581 „ 1864 1865 To show what degree of credit is to be attached to the statement that America was sending us very little in the shape of commodities, in return for the goods furnished to her from this country, it will be sufficient to cite the following official valuatton of the imports of cottoa from the United States alone in December : E 1 Dessenbee, 1863 „ 1864 „ 1.865 At the same time, it may be remarked that the total imports of the various commodities from all countries in 1865 were not excessive, as may be gathered from the following comparative statement, vin : Whole of 1863 C206533,512 1 • 1864 „ 1 865 219,751.324 In the case of the Joint Stock Discount Company the directors have found themselves under the necessity of issuing the following notification, an nouncing a "voluntary winding-up" Notice is hereby given that an eztraoedieery residual miens( of this company will beheld at the London Towers, Bithopegattetreet, on Friday, the 16th day of Match, 1866, at 12 o'clock at noon precisely, when a resoluties will be propothd, " That by reason of the company's liabilities it cannot tiontieue it. business, arid that it is edviseble to wind up the IMO ;* sod at the same meeting liqators willthe be appointed for the purpose of voluntarily winding up affsirs of the company end distributing the property, and the remuneration (if say) to be paid to such liquidators will shoo be fixed at the same meeting. Accompanying the notice of the meeting the an nexed circular has likewise been forwarded to the shareholders : 6 and 7, Nicholas-lane, Lombard-strest, Loathe, March 7, 1866. Sir.-1 AM iostructed by the directors to inform you that is oonsequecoe of the difficulties which have recently arises, mid of the iocressing inab ilit y of other parties to I meet their obligations, the board is satisfied that the busi ness of the company cannot, with any due regard to the intereets of the shareholders, be oontinuel. The facts lead- 1 ieg to this eoectusiou wal be laid before you at the satin saisary genethl meeting rearmed by the annexed notice. la the meantime the directors have takes steps to place the suers under the protection of the court, and t. {swerve existing relstmos until a voluntary wlediepuP Oen be per. fasted. To ramble you, if you °isnot attend perecitially, to record your vote in favour of a voleatery wisding-up, if you desire to do so, a form of proxy is weelosid, with*, It re turned signed by you, will be red in support of a voluntary liquidetisn. The proxy, to be effectual, mast be i is my balsas en oe before Monday, the 12th inn-1 am. sir, your very obedisat servant, H. J. Warr ire, ftherethry. A dividend Court of Proprietors of the Bank of England is convened for the 15th inst. Another General Court will lhe held on the 10th April, for the election of a governor and deputy-governor for the year ensuing, and will also be held by adjourn- WWILOAT Ersiaza. Consols, which closed yesterday at 861 to for money and to-morrow's ssttlemsnt, opened this morning at the same quotation, and dosed at Oh 11-16 to 13-16, or 861. For th e sth April the last price was 871 to f. The official businees report is as follows --Thres per 0011 t. Consols, for money, 86f, 7,; ditto, for &want, 811 f, 7 ; Three per Cents. Rednoed, 85/, ; New Three per Cents., 86, 1, 1 ; Annuities, 1885, 13 5-16 ; Back Stook, MI, 51; India Stook, 208, 10/ ; ditto Eve per Cent., 1021, ; ditto Four par Cent. Debentures, 1001, Bank of Rogland stock, upon which the yearly dividend dividend will be declared on the 16th inst., was in demand to-day, and was dealt in at 2511., being 11. higher than yesterday. The closing quo tation was 249 to 25L The Indian Four per Ceitt. Debentures were inquired for at 1001 to 10L /asp chequer Bills were unaltered at 6 to 2 die. Foreign stocks were quiet, and prices generally closed the same as yesterda . Brazilian Old Five per Oasts. rose 1 per cent.. yptisn 1, and Italie& of 1861 and Turkish of 1862 f. On the other had, Spanish Passive receded , and the Committee's Certificates, Turkish Bonds of 1865, and Greek, 1. The scrip of the new Chili= Loan was last ; quoted 21 to 1 prem., being rather lower. Metropolitan Railway stack advanced 10a. in the morning, owing to the rejection of the Mid London Railway Bill ; but there was afterwards a ' relapse. mums.—(rllll3 0117.) Oxis o'Csocal. The mining market is inactive to-day ; and prices generally are quoted the same as yesterday. Gres& Vor shares ere now quoted 28 to 29; East Lovell. 10 to ; Great Lazey, 20 to 21; Great North Leroy, 21 to I ; Clifford Amalgamated, 1* to 16 ; East Grenville, *to ; Ohiverton, to 8/ ; Gaston, 2to i ; and Nast Rummell, to 41, being bettor. Chontales Gold shares are quoted * to 1, sod Frontino and Bolivia, 30s. to 325. 6d. The directors of the Port Phillip and Colonial Gold Mining Company have received the following telegram from Climes rid Suez, giving results of the operations for the two weeks of December and two weeks of January last :—Four weeks return : Quantity of quarts crashed, 3.760 tons ; quantity of gold obtained, 1,266 oz. 12 dwts. ; yield per to., 6 dwts. 18 gr. Port Phillip Company's proportion and profit for month of December, 3001. The small amount crushed is calmed by the Christ/ass holidays. maxim. sovissugswir askwarnoi . L aws- • .. ON. On. *Lc r . • Do.llpwrot 1.0.1.A05. In pro& 15 87 DB l 5Ol 88. 1 ,„. 4 80 SI ▪ Do. Igor at ha. 1 S t • tirt:1111:"ALI IN do. 181 . 00. 10 IN • D 0.58.0.156100. 51 10 .• • Mem 1101. 01.0 10 1114 .. NM N.. 108 114 Maartalas pow 68, um 101 IN .. Do. 1878 110 1181 /05 • Do. 100 118 115 Do. 100 1N 101 .. Natal. ONO pro omit IN 100 101 ▪ ow Irwoota. liov. tail 1•0 N N • ow flowN Woho Ip. aut., 1871 M 1016 1M 62 N .. Do. b o. 1181 Is IN RI IN .. New isalsall par wit We SO N .. Do. Spain IN ft 18 .. llwn INN" p. 4., IN 0N.115.0. 1N 0 115 • kwiLikro.B p.5.,1511 10 150 117 • 110.410v08.o.los.&707 1•0 Do. ie. 05.4.001.05. Nib 107 NI COMMEROIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL ()omit MARKET. (THUS DAY.) . lIMIIMI AIN, (sT =morn° Asi iaraaawnogAL smsaiarm., (nor oua owl omansurommirr.) The market continues very strong, an 1 the galas ars bout 12,000 bales. YINCING-LANIC.—(THIS DAY.) 8110/114—Tbe &poised lass booms limited, bat previous pions .a &bons maintained. Refined dried goods ontlnuo steady ; brown lumps, Oa. 91. Cornm.—No public Was wits bald today, and privately tba marked is quiet. Cocoa has sold at the fun previous value ; imaTT and mixed red Trinidad, 675. so 755. ; 'middling to Cue, 78s. to Wile. TLC—The mated is quirt. PIII7IT.—For Muscatel raisins thaw la a batter dammed for espors ; odor a rticles remain quiet. Rion.—No sales reported. SPICII6.—The value of most artic'es continue to ba supported, excerpt cianamon end nutmegs, which bars bona sold at press rather in buyer's twat. Pepper Pellaele 30. to 30. ; white ordinary Pram 60.; Seoppore, 661.; Pimento, 20. ; macs, ordinary, It ; good middling 2e. 7d. to 2a. Bd, Nutmegs, 118 to IM to the lb, , from la. to ts. (Hager, Bssgal, 295. Cinnamon, Gybe. fourth to first pile, ls. 6d. to 2s. fitr.vrwrar. bags of neogal, rsfracal-ns 24 to 4e. sold at 234. to 234. 3d., short prompt ; nifrastion 44, st 240., full prompt. limoo.—Tise quarterly public! sable of Gmitemala era progressing without further change in value. Carron.—The market has been active at steady prices. Jura sootily:4es dull of sari TALLOW ItARKKT.—(IIIIB DAY.) Tito market is AA at the !enemas preen ; —Petersham Y.Q. on the sp:rt, 491. td.; Aback. 495. 6d.; April W Jane 495. 9d., • sellars" ; October So Deminbirr, Ms. 3d., •••date METROPOLITAN CDAYATTLE MARKET. (THIS .) The supply of booed is small, and consormatly we have vivaacild mom. There are a few teem Norfolk by ass. all the remainder ere foreign. We are fairly supplied with sheep for the time of year; trate if , sob brisk, bat prices remain eboat the same as oa Woodsy. Trade is dull for mires, at rather lower rates. From Ger limey and Hollead Simmer* 414 bored, 4,800 Wooer, 1107 salvo. and 150 pip, and 46 beasts from Norfolk. ter dome et er. o. a. s. 1 roe Ivor or MUM S. el. i. d deddleill. dirdill.. 8 6 Best Dose III•lidialb 0• 0 • Dot abscsAilre. —6 4 a list L00g.w005.... 6 0 10 111 4 4•46•1444 L boob 36 6 Do. do. Oboto .. . •• • Olio I• 6 twos i mood 4 . 06 L 40 I 4 satesa s 4 Do. 64. Mora .... 0011 0 11421Durit int.brecbi 44 4 iambs s ai d. a. mood, 400 ; sheep sad lambs, 7,00; eaves. LW ; pips, SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET. S DAT.) Mr. Clarke James Sulam reports trade st INS day's prigs. Prime dower. from ISM. to 13U. 6& ; Warier. 110 e. to 120 a. ; pion woad wt. 90e. to 115 a. ; Flan hay. 100 a. to 110 e.; inferior, 90a. to Me. ; dna, Ma. be Sba A whole village in Upper Hempin, Germany, in repotted to have sold oat with the artortoinstion to rs to lfieeoari in the *prise. COI rtirion OF ran Miner PORTION Or !Vs Taanns irateMIKVIIIT.—(THIS Day.)—The first porting of the river wall of the Thames enabsokeeent, sm. tending Imo King's College to Noifolk -street, 8-read, havin• been completed sod ieepected, workmen were employed this asoming is eettase sad mseovieg the outer pii • of the eoffer-dars seed in its tonetrimtion. This wen effected by • novel med edleieet appends. propelled by steam power whisk sawed the bameseo balks of t,mber Glom to the bed of the river. The method We been solopte I instead of &slots% the piles hi order to moveet dames to the foundation of the well. The irori s *ear escrowed, although wanner the eopeeetrumsre, has • eel handsome appearance ae sees from the river. _, ------..... ).E. o asisrtbl a a ro omi i pt i4ocJw Poet r, Ensues. Senate hale Tepui rs with the at agitation revocation d Witch* dr, , Hamada: d have bus denied, ad Wage have a have take 7, Emilia. Ream. Figur nmanicate is Larded held at Spine's, and iced to dealt that it Ws loaumeata re. D governing* Lion o: martial rN, macs 8. amore arrived She WWI sengerg._ e dea at 91616 kH COTO. IL. Misses 7.. Nutlet. OW" ith Door/mbar, once, of tom of copper OTOO the Queen °I ALLXGJD r.) ievuty °oral; a.. a 'Was. urFir tik Cl i ll " • ‘ ......„4 4 0 01 ho tied w b s il d rim" an. free , eeli ;ea rlara tual 10 4 house OW WA the dowsed 10 Ise 01 ili t fork woman, wilso bad Aw . that there was decease& a l • t Me to o bowies pen his able bo dime/ th e deoralwa• Idea/seed to MO feat& (beam the ihadins ra t a otaaeour., her dead hr ed tba reme. w ife hid e'en!: re for further ora :, wife ma d wea tbel _ n t Z Mod the that madness. ',tamed " 41 .1 . 4 1 70 4 his throat 60 10162 t or loam: 4 1% 0 th a t she e n f, lead the took place I roe— dit I A ke wool& ti e • e it is plain """ avant of • wt.— y of L or d Nor as is the sosorllPM anti, whme rorce bec e kn all nk:. pays h FL - zd zd .... :4 -. YA ..... 01 - 14 - ii gip :I in} im T .... ili net 7 n Mt IS id ... 14 PBOYINCIAL NUM smarm. - - 113111130013, MARCH 7.-Salsa Imdmg t -peat 8611 - Great Western, CO-leadan and Werth Weetwa. 2lll. l ll o I 11_14ischester, ithen ti and Lincioinshlre, 64- -crows- Midland. 124 xL-North Sreitak 61 South =gm yg ai-ghtthaid, 1-lenamter and Oldie* nli 241- Rodin and lake Huron, 146 7 1116-16-Glaad Trunk of Caaada, 1174-lrfa. 4-1111nols, 774-Flve 'Vwcidide, OH 70 704.-az4 Rotterdam. 114 , -Hammerahll Bank - imam egwe 113 Bank. 14-16 4.-Merasatile and Ilsolasoge. 41.1=N and South Wales, 24-North We seen. 3-16 and _Frei* Mariam, 2 646 p.zd mad 11.-Emplre Ma. g 16 76 U _ 116-161641166 k 16.16 d. --Quellt. 17.16; 7-16 pool MW Gee Company, 1814 rd.-National Sham Ocespin7,4 . 1.111 4. KUM 7.-The salea to-day were In hem jo ariji rra Bank sharea d i mi t 374; Birein ( banTown and Dis trict at 14e di..: Bank (Lialtal), at 1111 prem. as all: Wagon tad). at 14 ex dlr. . • Ditto, secend lama, 1-16 prom.: and Mania Metal chime. 66 1= Amonpt the aiming prices were Severn Valley Railway at 14 to 17 • Booth Staffordshire Railway shares, at 83 to 811. elt div.. Strialagleant _Financial shares, at 1 to 14 prem. : Glou cester Wagon (Lheited). at to 12 ex dlr .: Patent Nut sod Bah dam at I to 1. prem. Masol2llllll6 MAY= 7.-A moderate badness was done, and prices were steady. Salchow, Vanillin. and Company (lAnsited). 64 p.- Mims, 634 6- Great lesteek Great Lazataaerg, 16 3-16--Great Northern A, 1604 -Great Westarn of Caeada. lef -Great Welltiell, Eli V . 1: 10. 604-111inoia. 77;-John Brown and Co. (Limited), 4p - sad North Western. 112 3-Manabrater and Connt7 I lank (Limited), p.-Mancheater, dballed, and Linoolnaldre, 644 SI i-Metropolltan, I-Midland. 1234-North BMW 614-14orti Eastern Berwick." mat -Bonet ZaAarn, 764 - Staveley and and Iran Co. (Limited), 14 v.-Ditto, nate. tik Mamie and M Salim Humana( ILlmitedi, 6 1666 12. - Salted States 4-20 633 70-District Beak, 1741)- - west Midland, "Oxnard." 40. SOUTH EASTERS' RAILWA Y.-( THIS DAY.) This day the half-yearly meeting was held at the ridge-house Hotel ; the Hoe. J. Brim in the chair. The Mamma read the resalt of the poll. which wee directed to be taken at the special meetiag on Tuesday last, as fathom : For the resolution, 66 votes in person sad 1,563 by proxy, in all 1,629 proprietors, boldieg 3,400.4C3/. ordinary stock of the company, represeetiog 41,325 votes. No votes wen recorded against the motion, which he therefore de clared to be carried. Mr. Hammes said that he had 1,260 proxies, and he requested • scrutiny. The CHAIRMAN decided that Mr. Hamilton was out of order. The heathens of the ordinary general meeting was then proceeded with. The report having bees taken u read, The Onamatas moved its adoption, and in doing se said there was so exeeptional factors is the secoute of Übe past half year. The receipts had increased, bet oaths ether aide there was an item of 74.0001. f compusatioe she last two half years, which waa or equal to a dividtd dl i 1 par cut as the ordinary stook of the mope& . The average for the years prior to 1865 was 5,61101. The mom traffie was steadily inereasieg, and the vase at NMI addition to the line was not to be judged by thole& Melia, bat by the through traMo which it brought to them. (Hem) It was intended to hold • special meeting for the = of forming • oompaoy to erect an h ot e l at the street fermium, the lease of the site of which bad bees ob tained ire 66,0)01., in paid-up shares of the esespasy. He begged to inform teem that he intended to retire from the ehaireaseship of the company which be had held for the last 12 years. Bat he should still use every exertion to promote the prosperity of the ociaapsey. (Hear, bear.) Yr. Watkia. the deputy chairman, would succeed him. Mr. HAMILTON moved as an amendment that the report, with the exception of that part which declared • dividend, should not be adopted. Mr. ADAMS seconded the amendment. Mr. BILL asked why no adasioo had been made is the report to the Ruston-square and Charing-ernes Um. He also wished to know how they stood with regard to the Mid-Kent lies. After asking some further questious with regard to the accounts, he ex the steps which bad bees taken to bring about peacefal relations between this company and the companies with which they were in &s -igner:sent, sod appealed to the different boards to bury permed consider:Woos and temper for the sake of peace and the prosperity of all. Mr. Waram, SEP., replied to Mr. Bell. and said that z " all which be suggested the board should do had bees doe*, but their overtures were rejected by the Brighton board. He was now engaged is alakiog another proposition which ought to be accepted, and he put it to them, nader these circomstances. whether it would be wise on their put to show a d tided front. He hoped if they had only prase amongst themselves that • prosperous future was before them. After some further discussion, the me amendment was put and lost, and the report adopted, the dividend at the rate of 44 per cent. per annum. Eiscriow Pwrlnows.—lt appears from a parlia issetary return issued this more* that between 1833 and 1866 there were 74 special rep, its on elections declared void by committees of the House of Commons. by reason of bribery and corrupt prectioea. Thirty-eight special repoets were made respecting elections upheld by the deelaion of the committee. Seven elasticise were de glared void,and33 were niiheld without especial report being made. In 41 oases the elections were declared void, and in 59 they were upheld iu the inotamos of petitions alleging bribery and Corrupt practices, couples with other allege tioes, ueaccompaored by a special report u to bribery. Ira The weekly returns of the Veterinary Depart ment of the Privy tkoncil-offiee, hitherto published is Friday morning's journals, will not in future appear before xd Saturday. The annual dinner of the British Orphan Anylnm takes place au the 10th of next smooth, the Duke of Argyll in the chair. This excelled charity is unesdowed. Its usof deem is oily limited by the pecuniiry lianas placed at its disposal. and it is hosed that these will be eon miderably iseressed. The Naples Public Works Company, started in Novembse with a proposed capital of 1,200,0001, to Greet • boulevard sod other buildings at Naples, have reeolved to raters the divests of the subscribes's, with 6 pin cast. intere.t. 121 "TALL—The following telegram Ur ton reps vel Mr. W. J. C. Nana :—" Masao and four other brigands pimmestad therelvas to the authorities at Ammo on Sunday last." - zd TH i ... 1 Vif II 9 lot;1 0 • $7l be ... 110 i ft lii lii per 11 vat gi li 16 U iii Ole ZS nu, I p. I pg. li:- 11/0§ is 17 Sift N Q;1.1.. Ifl6 111 eg :di 1•Y1 le Lil a - - M vs It SS 97 99 N le 111 111 II c 4 K 14 114 SS 11711 7