The Express. — London, England, 1862-03-07 00:00:00

LAW INTZLLIGENCE. (TRDI DAY.) COURT OF PROWS AND DIVORCE. Olsten dr Map Oalleary.) alION:Q11111 V. 201111101701111 AND 1111.00011 (PANT lIMARD). fhis angehr ems was resumed this morning by Mr. Macaulay, Q C., wise addremed the jury on behalf of the conspooolna. He dwelt stmegly ma the Omen of any Arciin..tanose tending tooorroberate the iscredibleevidence I the key. Joseph Whin and of the labourer, Hews. Accord. ng to Mr. W bite's account, he had surprised Mrs. Berroughs in en a.:t of beastly liontiouisiss, and yet be bad sot thought nt for mooths after to tell the bushaud. who was a (rimed if hi., and an attorney, who had afterwards accommodated him with • ken of mosey. It was really just the same es if he hal seen her raising pineal for her busload's grog' and a. if, after keeping his mouth shut for ten menthe, hr had mime forward to give evidence in support of an in dictment charging her with murder. should like to know who Mr. White was that be should have the pnvileg• of refuting his own conduct by the wont his mouth .? To On very last Mrs. Berreemba was austaised against all the work! by tbe ewentraisaes of Mrs. White, and but for her quarrel with her hushed she might hoe left melba= with a perfect eltarester, fir she might hew pointed to the petition she bed had as all emempled find 4 the clrgymael .it.. The men did sit, bearewm, red open saw mere gasifies of improbability_ , (tie learned counsel would praise:offishness be dierble Mal both of Mr. Whin and of Howe. It was, however, diseredibill h the ended of Mr. Burroughs hirassif. Accenting le the iridium Mr. White bed fully accreslated him oo the I.llth of December with what he bed sews. On the ...th of February he Mod two pleas is answer to his wife's suit for the restitution of her connall rihts. wryness, and the ease poilimi alien ; but In did sot tad the weak acts sow relied on till the 20th That feet aloes showed either that is February Mr. W hite end Howe had net told him of what thee said they bad seen ; r Iles, Mist was se food for the arsrgguument, that he did not at that time believe is The l awed gentleman, is ',occlusion, gave an outline id the endow* which he should adduce in support cd su alibi intended to be set up se legerdmil both the - alleged ode of criminality. Mrs. Coleman, the mother of the respeadentt,repsatad the substance of her @videos, at the femur toll. At first the marriage, she said, was • very berry sue, bat in Ara, it bad become lam ea Mrs. Therreogim baying bad as canon to complain el her busbasits frequent ahem& from home. Visited her is Amu She ma then very nohow, ; sad tr . listitiesee was out nem* rem evening for the "et after vitals was there. Told him that he lama tether give up the Welds, when he and constantly to visit, or else he mast give ap his wife. He said he would not go time of en mewing, sad be did sot while wham reweinad at Slaws, namely, till October. At the tins of the imuwiege the Pan. I, 1659) was Z 3, and the respondmit SI. eV:. was • music muter ; and be had cue son sad we daughter. After the petitiouer left off ratting the Weds, be heel more comfortably with his wife. On the occasion of • review he went again to the Walt ; and witness reproached him with breaking hie premien Re said it should not occur again, but that he should Bromic te them whoa be met them out of doom (The witness was still under emanation whin we meat to pent) THE POLIUE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MARLBOROUGSETREKT. • F• 1 Sarah Honied, . girl 11 years dye, was elterged Ware Yr. Yardley with rteeliag a ekak from the shop of Yr. John Garromion, liseedraper, of the Totteaham.teart.reed. Thomas Woodall, aroistaat to Mr. Gennoson, said—About 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon I mw the yrroaer per sod repass sevaal times, trying to knock the cloak off • pile by the dear by pushing her shoulder spirt it. At Lot A. took at from the pile, and rana p w p . and I thee sent a dm young man after her, and she It. I had suspected Mau she was about to take something. Mr. Yardley—lf you suspected she was going to take the cloak why did you not stop her from doing so! She is cmly shun years of age, and was tempted, and if you had prevented it she would not have been brought here. Witmer—lt was nopioned in the course of the after. woo two or three times. _ _ _ Yr. Yardley—And yet you let it be taken. It was very =i you. Are Joe mare it was on the pile when she t? Wilweis—l am. Milli Mitchell, 2% A, sad be received the cloak from ow of the easisteuts, sad the girl said she did not steal it, hut hind it os the greyed win she pealed. She had haw ewes helves at the court, cad her father was hound ow is the ewe of 20/. to take ewe of her for two years. Obsztes Howard, the girl's fattier, hers stepped forward. Kr. Yardley—This is not ► the first time your deaghter bas boss bare. ?Mier-8b wee ease here for • paltry thing. Mr. I - wilily—Den% talk aSout a paltry thing—it wee a felony. She was convicted of stealing and you were boned over in the sum of 231. for her good conduct for two Do you know you have forfeited the sum el 201.? If yea (to the girl) only picked it up sad walked away with It. you committed an offesce. Ide set envy the yang man who let such a girl walk sway with a thing. instead of trying to prevent at. :the w•• strongly tempted to Meal the ' cloak. thinking she would escape notice ; end, though see wee seen. to nor Mud to vent her. You (to tie father) seem to have been rgardlem of your duty. You have for feited the sum of MX, lied if these penalties am not M. forced it will become a joke to im them. I elan mar your reooguirsae• to be • sad if yes Mad phy, y goou will to giol. The father raid he could not pal abaa Mr. Yardley—la there not • at Hampstead? The Clerk said there was, bat be sot think they would take the girl is for lees than 201. Mr. Yardley—l never heard such a Wog. It ia perfect museum to think of mum that sum. The Clerk said that he believed that was the sum dated in • ewe where Sir K. W. Oinks interfered M this court. Mr. Yardley said be should rimed the girl with a View of getting her into a reformatory. t 'L E: lIKEN WELL. DPORTANT Ji•DcNCST UNDID TNIt WAINSWORKs CLAUSIN ACT.—THZ vrsTRY Or et. JAMIE AND NT. JOHN, cutairowrax, r. tat GOTINSON AND COSPANT or THE WSW IMO. ow which &Recta the whole of the parishes is the esessepolic The New River Company greed with the vestry of Clerkenwell to @apply them vith 4,797 gallons of water for the purpose of cassseieg WA watering the atreets and highways vested I. aed wader the managemeat of the mid mstONY, mid within the limits of the New River Company's Act, lits 2. They could not erre upon the price, the New River Company charging '2.o'. I:s., whilst the vestry contended that they were only liable L. per the sum of 1191, Is.. 6d. for the water, being at the rate oi6d. for every 'A/Ogallala a water. Mr. Poked, the barrister. contended for the parish that 17 the provision of the Waterworks Clauses Act, 1047, the company C"talt lint charge more than lid. for every 1,000 and that the magistrate could fix the amount. Mr. Baxter, solicicir for the N.. River Company, at. tended sad argued coat rig Mr. L'Essicostrt now gave polgmeet. He mid—neatly quietism in this MOP I, whether the 41st section of the 15 area 16 Vie. cap. ItSl (the New River Company's Act, 1862) rezuhites the charge to be made for supplying water for watering the sti sets, and excludes the operation of the 37th section of 10 and 11 Vic., cap. 17 (the Waterworks Clauses Act, 1417). Had I come to the conclusion that the rate of charge was governed by the 41st auction of the eornpiov's act my jurisdiction would be at .10 end, sa:it was only to case of a dispute under the Water works Clauses Act, section 37. I am, however, of opinion that the matter in depute ie not within the list section of the compaey's Oct, but conies under the 17th section of the Waterworks Clausie Act. That act extends to every subsequent waterworks act which shall declare it (as in this cam) to he esposely incorpwatiel therewith, and all the dames thereof are so inearporated, 'awe so far as they shell be expressly turned or excepted by any ouch act." It is that the matter in dispute is to be goversed by the Waterworks Clauses Act, liaises the 41st section of the ompany's act makes such etyma variation or excepting. Now, that the rase of waterlog the 'treads is eat expressly excepted by the 41et section I. obvious, ;wither in my opinion are the terms of that section so clear to show soy ibt4 . llLioll tO exclude the operation of the - .7th .ectiooloi the Waterworks Clauses Act., which would •.therwise govern the matter. Mr. Poland still asked the magistrate to fix the aniouat that was to be pool, but limed to produce any evidence. Mr. I el•lsnciiiut saiil evidence ought to be produced, sad bruissed the summons for wont of PERILOrs %MIMS Or • RAILWAY TRAIN.— rtn Tue.dse afternoon. the passwegee train from Dritilehl to Milton had the narrowest of escapes from demolition. Ther, i. long heavy gradient falling towards Melton, lie whivh the train Wss paring at full speed. The lice is rarriod on a very high embankment., merle by On forroati.m of wide ditches on either side. About midway of this embankment there is a crooning connecting the two portion. of the rectory farm, Settringtom the road op each sale being elm carried tap on embankments. Over this ..raaing a man was driving a team of three horses and a b"neiiy laden cart, apparently quite uncommon' that a' train woe rattling down the iodine upon him. All means in the power of guard and engionmui were resorted to, without arresting the attention of the driver of the horses ; to step the t ra i n was impwoble. The bones were aeons thv bee, mot the enginemaii prepared to dash at the obstruc• tem, in the hope of clearin,t the reit*, the alternative being a run .ver the embankment, noise eight or ten yards. At this moment the fanner awoke to the peril of has pennon, soil roiling to his hones' heads, suemeded is torahs; than Jove the line—ito act of daring which saved his own life, an l soloubterlly those of the passengers, bat no narrowly, that the train grazed the hones as it shot past. The American papery; Ray that the Japanese am were to leave Jesido fur England on the 24th 'January ME EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 7, 1E62. LO.VOIPORD ELECTION. (BY Bil7lß AND 111 AM 11•411111110 TILEGIIATI.) LONGFORD, Farm. DECLARATION OF POLL. Majority for O'Reilly 574 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIC-LANL-(THIS D4T.) Since last market day the supplies have been sheet of English wheat. Flour not quite so limited. malt, nod oats very moderate, with few beam, peso, tares, and seeds. A few Scotch sod Irish oats fresh up. The (oho supplies of wheat oontione short; in addition to Wednaday's report there have arrived two cargoes of Black Sea and oh po piton only. Flour, one large cargo Cl American barrels , one of Pct. vtian barley, and oh only of Swedish oho. Several el.. of East India linseed, sod a small quantity of oileesd. Beano, peas, taros, and other descriptions of seeds, oone. The wheat trade continues in the same inactive con dition that has prevailed for none time pas; but quota. noes are not lowered, either for English or foreign. Flour partakes of the dulnehof the what market, value cams as on Monday. Barley, melting qualities sustain Monday's rates. Other deerriptioes very slow. Eels extremely dull ; top quotation, 68e. Oats rather dearer than on Monday, counimplios being larra wi than supply. and peas mass as Monday last. Tares in better request at late rates. Seeds.-Linseed and ripened Arm. Cloverseed without elisage in value. Modish and canary hardly anything dosing is. lunar= CA200315 of barley and maize about the same value as Yonday. Wheat about 6d. lower, and not so seamy now os thou WIRAT.-Eigthlt: Bash and Kent, white, new, ha to he.; ditto, les aid, -a. to -4.; ditto, red, new, 625. M 035.; ditto, Gise old, -e. Ica-e. ; Norfolk, Itc., ho old, -e. to -4.; red, new, -a. to -a Forego : Dentate, to ha; brie, 665. to 70s. ; extra, 70a. to 74u ; 575. to 625. • ditto, extra, ha to 15..; Rostock, extra, to 665.; Yorkist:burg red, 495. to 66 ..; Uckermark ditto, -o. • American white, 595. to 625.; ditto, red, 57.. to 59a; Oho: dine, 575. to 58a. HAIM. -English malUng, 36e. to 37.. ; he, 40e. ; grinding, 28.. to 313 a.; and distilling, 31e. to 335. per qr. ; foreign othing, 26a. to 305.; ditto distilling, 30e. to 325. Lux. hoax and Norfolk, 1565. to 620. • ha ha. to 611 s. ; Kingston sod Ware, 640. to 66..; b rown, 495. to 575. OATIL-Eselish food, 20a. 03. to 23a Od. ; potato, 24e. to Ms. ; foreign, 21s. to 265. Ms, 335. to 38.. Rum -Esglish tick, 36a. to 365. ; barrow, 395. to 40s. pigeon, 39e. to 40e. • hinge, 31s. to 33a. ; tick, 37e. to 38.. ; &coif to 40s. ; Mu to 840. Pisa.-Ksglisk he. to 3411.; w to and base, 18.. to 41e. ; magi% -a. to -s.; pey, 361. to 361.; he,, ha to 38e. ; holm 3415. to 37e. Fuotto.-Wish tows, 49e. to ha,. ditto he , 1500. to 565.; seantry, 45e. to 465. ; Norfolk sad Suldk, 40e. to 431.; 'neck -a. to -a. pet sank; U.& sweet, 30a. to 33a, Oanadism 30.. to 33e. ; firphak - a to -s. bath: Ooasr.-Whito. 335. to ha. ; yaw, 31s. to 335. homing Canons, 6ll Q. F. and L-Wheat hold and liarienopk, per 41121 be., 46.. to 53a ; °kirks, 46a. MSC. ; Polish Odors, per hibs., red, 43a. to 435. ; white, Danube and thhts, 475. to ha ; 40a. to 425. Barley: Egyptlaa and Syrian, par 23e. to ha. ; Odra and Dinah*, do., 345. to 2155. BOW : Egyptios, per 4801b5.,311. to 335. liaise : Odessa and Galata. per 4171ka, EL. 03. to 335. ; nth and Balpirisa, per 430th.., 39.. h. to 33e. ; Frank, do., -a. to -a. ; Anseriems, do., 30a. to 31s. ; Baption, --a to -a. lienh.-easary sled, per or . 40a. to fria. ; b tsrs ie t seed, per qr., 465. to 30s. ; Yoktard seed, per white, 6e. to Is. ; brown, 7e. to 10s. ; L 1111.44 per qr., hush*, 69a. to lie. ; Liassod ankh, English, per toe, 111. Os. to 121. Os. ; Amides; thin, in brie., per ton, 121. Q.. to 121. 10.; in begs,lll. A. to 111. 104.; Baltic, 01. to Of. Os. ; Yameillss, 101. to 101. 10u; Rape mho. 61 Onto 71. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, Is. to Os. 01 ; Rape seed, &Wish, per qr., 64a. to 725. 1111.11.1VALB INTO LOWIDON MOM )(ARCH 3 TO YAWN 7. INTO sod look& WA. 13=14. 14410 1 70 . 10 . 3 lIW 4110 710 Milt flour. Ligllsk, 1.160 rob: foreign * ISO . §;cits. IP we.o ___ Rafts, OM!! :ma LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. (ME OVI OWN ammo. (ass me= AND ram lumina Tstassara.) TM standssai d arurleat kr boss atadarata. A fair business bra boa done is whims ad lour at fully hit Friday's rata& aura and lamas tardy. Oats and mum' aasitanel. DAY.: MINCING LAN&—(THIS DAY.) g et s 800 AIL — . There has been km &position to waken this SA week, hat prices are unatered. altgh to make sales of fit. ea importance previous MO amid sot be obtained. Strong qualities motions most in request. A cargo of r i t white bum sold for the Mediterranean at 285., as . brand fres al particular average. Bailined—This market has also lama quiet, but prices are fully maintained owing 116 to the sontimied sheet sapOy. In Con sik—Thei stook of Omtatioia Ceylon having become so veq reduced, the basin= trammotod has been limited at very arm prima. Native Oryloo sold at 70a. to 72a., sod a, Malabar, 71e. fld. to ; two Boating cargoes sold., owe of ft, Santos, for a war poet. at 61s. ; sad one of Si. Domino, S for the Mediterransaa, at 70L 16 Taa.—A fair balsam has been transacted at steady rate• Both—TM demand is not active, 50 puncheons of '''` Na Daraerms said at the previous price of Is. Bd. 1.4 Rica he. ham quiet this week. White Bengal sold for m arrival at Us.. ex skip ; Batten, ex skip and on the spot, U. ▪ ; molt pain.loa dd. to 10a. 9d. Si. BALMS'Sa was dull of sale at the commencement of the weekjbat towards the does a demand sprung up, and herr prises were paid ; 9 to 7 per cent. sold at 36e. to 365. Bd.e, Bricsa.--Pepper sold without spirit at previous prices ; it =TSid. to 4d. Pimento quiet. Nutuiep and mans 6 erm pricer; other descriptions are without change. Si. Feuer. —Currants are in steady, but sot active, reqiiiest at fall prior. Raisins : Turkey sold at full prices ; Va. "•• leases quiet. as COMP.—The market is quiet, and prices are scarcely Si. 37▪ 717- d — l rbere has been no public sale held this week ; the Ili demand continues inactive. •• Him P. —At public sale a small lot of Si. Petersburg clean yt sold at 341. 10s. to Sar.u..w.—D. C. map has sold as lower terms, 10f. 10e. as. TALLOW MARKIT.—(THIS DAY.) W. ec The market woo steady to-day. Town tallow is quoted IL 46e., oet cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 465. 3d. ; as. Much, 4tio 3d. ; Aped to Jaw, 411 e. Gd. ; July to Septem• IN. her. 47e. ; October to December, 486. 16 ht. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) if LummuLt.—Hid'.. : 1561ba. to 6111*., 3d. St to 30. ; tlebs. to 721bn., IL to 341, ; 721bs, to 801 b . , 3j.1. to 31d. ; 80114. to Nibs., 30. to 44. ; 88110. to %lbs.. 4.1. to 411 ; 96114. to 1011124., 44d. to 40. Horse Wei, 9*. to 10a. Calf akin', light, 2s. Od. to 3s. ; folk 6s. BCRlONDBET.—Sheepskins: Polled, 9s. 64. is 1 ls. ;Knots LOO sod half-beads, 86. to 108. Scl. ; downs, 6s. to 7a. 6d. ; slasarlisgs, ls. SS BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) es. Ileum Nattewdeu and South report a steady demand for ooseuroptuna duriwg the peat week at Lie prism IS FALL OF • BOIJIM WALWORTH.--SZVPRAL r e : PPRAOSOI IMoam. Day.)--This morning, shortly before Mae o'clock t he greeter portion of one of the houses in course of detaillties by the London, Chatham, and I inner Railway Company, fell in. On a large masa of Wiwi , being remised two men named respectively Roberts and Dammam, and a sun of the latter, aged 15 years, were dis covered injured in a frightful manner. They were without dcloy conveyed to the hospital, the son of Donovan having his shoulder fractured and hie face math cut, and the two men so cut and bruised that they remain io a very precarious coalition. The men, after re moving the brickwork from the front, had placed a large quantity upon the top flooring, when the immense weight forced away the rafter.. and the whole mm, with the tin to, innate men, was carried down tight through ties basement. Martious EXPLOSION Or Gas. —Yesterday morn ing, about 10 o'clock, an explosion of gsa took place in a beam in Churchatreet, Wigan, occupied by Mr. Robert Wilco, travelling draper. Mr. Wilson being from home bb wife did not sleep in the house on Wednesday night lint en Thursday morning she returned in company with a WM belonging to Mr. Charlie Graham, draper, of Illiesdhligate. She passed through the lobby into the =where she struck a match to light the g a m when a sank...a, which could be hoard at some diet tea elm. Mrs. Wilson, her clothes in flames, rushed Wrest, taking with her the child, which fortu• mealy bad solateed little or no injury. and every attention =NM be per by the neighbours, she was soon under treatment for her burns, which were found to be serioas. On the house being entered, the room used as a =vs us dame. but the fire had not got so far as its extinction a matter of difficulty. Nearly the whale of the goods sod the woodwork were singed ; but the =by fire wasnot very extensive. The explosion waver, made a complete wreck of the house, the trout door having been blown across the street, and dashed with coneiderable violence against a wall opposite. The abutters of the window and the glue were smashed, sod other damage done below. Upstairs the explosion had lifted the ceiling of the bedrooms from two inches in some placed, to eight inches in others, and the slates on the roof had also been moved. The gas is supposed to have escaped fmm a water slide chandelier in the shop, which, on being examieed after the accident, was found to he waterless. Mrs. Wilson is severely burnt about the arms and back, but ie pregressieg favourably. SHARE L182&-(THIS DAY.) Two *Thom. The railway share market has been active this morning. There is a rise of 1 per cent. in ie Great Western stock, in London and North NO Western, and 3t0 3 in moat other lines. In the morning the rise was more important, bet a par- WI tial relapse has since occurred. London and n North Western stock is now quoted 94* to ; ss Great Western , 721 to 73 3 ; midland, 129 3 to at 19 C• Lancashire and Yorkshire, 107 3 to I ; aledonian, 108} to 109 ; South Eastern, 138* to ; fib Eastern Counties, 561 to wri ; and Great Northern, I: 117 to 4. is Canadian Railway shares continue to rise, par- 1 0 , 0 ticularly Great Western of Canada, which are last tuc marked 14. Great Luxembourg are rather dull. el 93 zd 109 91 9 xdl a 81. —. i: Ti Si 7ld I Ili: is 717 14 U 4 ls la al "e lori si i 8 71 11 1 MI s 1 Oil I *1. 14 Owlld 1011 100! li id sd ad aS = Dra.iss.llo. sal De. a. tiit lift x et et et et e. Posksiati 471 D Sh e . . 00, 1410.. Da Jaairk l a OMIO all °abaft • INlma 10 OapeTADcatip.aglaa II MAN. c s trar cola 100 lames UN Dag ladlaa all Do. J all Da W De. I p. en do. 11134 ill De. do. do. 1001- an D. d. 4a. WA/ 1 Oral nand all Do. pa N. Ran an DaAN.PreLllt simis: ealla in D. par aa. all D. I N nu—. an D. do. all D. da 1811 100 Gnat lodlaa Paionsaala 11 D. Now 100 04.6 alls a il i aL . ll B a. r all (AWNS 111 D. now an Duallp.andapay7l.w.up an Da. II do.. 1 . 4.11.01. all Ds. oa. II an Dale p.d. w ilota.Vt 100 Maim now. 40 pm so. 100 Da. ex AIL . IN Da. all pm al. all D. Spar Nat. as. MallaDarp.Sp. &Ikea an N.Dirmsvlak Omsk a al so so so es 6 ii i i 100 101 101 1011 al al To 77 Ur 00 611 48 48 U 41 46 41 64 101 101 1 10g at 101 lie 14 7 100 101 04 00 SI N 99 i 109 i IS SS = "Z aul ali • s.-siTga I i. - ail Do. is. Lad a. ell Ds. 118. alp. 4w fli rD. 46. lasi lbw 6 I I T 4 6 6 4 IM IN i 414 4 Pa U . 16 I . 41' . e n Do. Do. ror•D•••••••• lie DoisiLlK. • 1 -• • " - A ill °ownerMei leo 104. IC De. 4p. el Prot. M 100 11,001,181.5 l lad end Wallahs 100 1.11 117 1,010,010 fit. Leaden 100 SI 00 16000,100 St It. Katherine 100 00 01 MAIM Bt. Southampton 100 MOW St. Victoria IP o.oooi 10 iDo. New COLONIAL 00711111111 INT 60001 ,000 000 I _ _ :cook i 6021 6000 I ON .NO II 6114 IN 64100 1 100 la MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLocx. The funds remain stationary in price, with little business. No impulse has been given by the announcement of the arrival of a large amount of Australian gold. The English railway market has been animated, but is now quieter. In __ign stocks there is no revival of business. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. neuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 69fr. 90c., being rather more than per cent better than yesterday. Console are officially marked 031, I, and 1 for money, and 94 for the account. The present quotations are 94 to for cash, and 931 to I for the 10th of April. The official business report is as follows : Bank Stock, 240 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 921 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 921 ; India Stock, 225 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 107, 1, 1061; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, or 1866, 1001, 100 ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 1021, I ; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cent, 108, 1071; Exchequer Bills, June, 17a to 19a. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet. Mexican Bonds are rather weaker. Italian Five per Cents. are likewise a little more offered. Spanish Certificates do not recover. The Turkish Loan of 1864 is rather better, at 85 to 1 ; while that of 1858 is dull at 71 to I ex div. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 921; ditto, One per Cents. (Deferred Three), 321 ; Chilian Four-aud-a-Half per Cents., 86/ ; Italian Five per Ceuta, 671 (exchange 25fr.); Mexican Three per Ceuta., for account, 341, 1; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 46; Russian Five per Cents., 991, 1, ex div. ; ditto Three per Cents, 1859, 611; Spanish Three per Cents., 531; ditto Passive, 191, 1, 1; the Committee's Certificates, 14, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 841, ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 711 ; ditto for account, 713,1, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 721, 73, 74. The arrival of three ships from Melbourne is announced to-day. The Monarch has brought 170,0001. ; the Southampton, 199,0001. ; and the Indemnity, 50,0001. The total is 419,0001. An instalment of 20 per cent falls due on the Moorish Loan of 426,0001. on Monday next. The Queen of the Nations has reached Deal from Melbourne with 133,0001. in gold. The 96,0001. Australian by the Lightning has been taken to be refined. There is now about 700,0001. in specie and bullion, principally from the West Indies, Mexico and Australia, to be disposed of. The demand for gold for exportation has slackened. Ten guineas was paid yesterday at Lloyd's to effect fresh insurances on the steamer City of Baltimore, from New York, which is about a week overdue. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was again irregular, and prices were quoted about Id. per lb. lower than on Friday. The transactions were only 2,500 bales. The subjoined circular has been issued with reference to the failure of Sir Henry and Edward Muggeridge, corn factors. Their liabilities are now estimated at from 150,0001. to 170,0001., of which unsecured commitments represent 46,0001. or 50,0001., mortgagee 40,0001. to 50,0001., and the claims of trust creditors about 70,0001. The assets consist mostly of stock and book debts, and it is feared the liquidation will be a very unfavourable one. I exceedingly regret to inform you that my firm of H. sad E. Moggeridge has been obliged to suspend payment. I have, with the concurrence of the principal creditors, placed the books of the firm in the hands of !dews. Cole man, Tunpand, Youngs, and 00., who will forthwith pee pers a statement of affairs to be kid before the =editors for their cousideration at a inseam of which due notice will be given. In the meanwhile, I most ask your kind forbear soine.—l am, yours faithfully, HEW NUOQUIDOZ. 1, Heriatreet, Mark-lane, E.C., Mardi 6,1862. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1811. ; the North Easteen a decrease of 2,9281 ; the Miland a de- Mew d 2,7341.; the Great Northern a decrease of ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln iite decrease of 1,6581. ; the Great Western an increase of 8771. ; and the London and South Western an increase of 5921. A general meeting of the Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company is called for the 24th instant. The directors of the Universal Marine Insurance Company have issued a disastrous report. It is to the following effect : In submitting this report and the accompanying statement of amounts for the year ending the 31st December, 1881, the directors cannot but express their deep regret at the unfavourable result of the peat year. They still, however, feel warranted in expresong confidence m the ultimate mucous of the compaoy, for, independently of the considera tions which led to i k e formation of the company, and which still remain is fell force, it is their conviction that the losses they have todeplore have been to some extent esoeptional, while the elements of future success have been developed and are undeniable. The disasters in the Baltic trode in the years 1860 and 1861 have been unpreor dented, and the destruction of ships and cargoes by fire hoe also been of unusual extent. The analysis of the company's operations shows that slim its' commotion:est 1,038 accounts have been opened, a very large proportion of which has proved profitable. The directors have associated with them Mr. Samuel Harper, of Lloyd's, whose high character sod experience eminently qualify him for that supervision of the under writing department which has been entrusted to end under taken by him. Having ascertained, therefore, the canoes which have led to the exceptional Imes of the past, and taken steps to avoid them so far as possible for the future, the directors submit that the valuable connexion secured affords good reason for that confidence in the ultimate Noma of the company which they have already referred to, and which they trust will be entertained by the share. holders. The amount of risks outstanding on the 31st December, 1861, was 4,600,0001. The directors do not pro pose to recommend the payment of any interest for the past year. Mr. Johnson, one of your auditors, having re signed his appointment in consequence of ill health, the appointment of his successor is vested in the shareholders. By the provisions of the deed of settlement three of your directors, namely, Mr. G. F. Young, Mr. M. Osborne, and Mr. A. Ricardo, retire from office by rotation, but being elble, offer themselves for re-election. It is announced that the Metropolitan and Provin cial Bank (Limited) have taken premises at No. 76, Coenhill, and will commence business as soon as the necessary alterations are complete. The first annual general meeting of the Canadian Land and Emigration Company was held yesterday. The directors have completed the purchase of ten townships from the Canadian government, at 2s. Id. per etre, with the privilege of exchanging one or two of them, if desired. The quantity of land available in the ten townships for agricultural pur- New is 174,000 acres, and there are, in addition, 60,000 acres of water, consisting mostly of large lakes and branches of rivers, and about 226,000 acme of swamp and rocky ground. By the terms of purchase, as settled with the local government, it was agreed that the company were not to pay for land covered with lakes, flyers, or swamps, and thit certain allowances were to be made for roads, &c. The agent of the company in Canada, who had surveyed the land, speaks very highly of the prospects of the undertaking. The report was adopted. The Dom:nail has arrived from China with 943,400 lbs. of ten. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending March 6, compared with that for the pre vious week, shows the following changes : Circulation home £10,472,645 Decrease £27,435 Circulation active Public deposits 6,755,287 Increase 992,438 Other deposits 13,737,507 Decrease 1,202,235 Government securities in I banking departossat Other securikee in Oinking depsrinseut Coin and bullion in both departments 15,673,898 Decrease 75,167 Seven day and other bills 686,296 Decrease 2,779 The Rod Notes in noires 8,941,693 Decrease 510,746 Total reserve Cootie koala) is basking department 9,792.948 Decrease 568,477 As the government balance iu the Bank increases the private deposits decline. There is also a better ORDINARY AKAIIII3 AND STOCK& „weLpitaservaL l Fl aosa irit als= ell Make. 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Bank New Snail Wake Odessa Dank Yarrows Ottoman Sow Prowlanal or Irriand To ail ail M a if r :1 U U /11 316 tar i a Pis se i Ws i MI =ii xd N so _ I iZETZPIstia -- Union of Moira' Union at London Unity Yard.... a a ne ne allaUfiirrlc Ui ... SA i ILI Pt 1 aill•WATo. 1 darn oda* 1 Balla No 16e. 1 tlo amain. IPAI tt prim I Sales. SD 6 Agerees l 6— 16 Assio.ldealan Utal .. all 161 In - 111 all Awileresp a lialerdsal 731 ii I - ,:iill USW 10 Allstate 11.1.114011111.(10 all I $ - 11 all Agawam -.-.. Plo. - KA 1000 AUtintlo Tel. (Lisa.).... all - - - fl 6 Balleallm. IL 6.76.6 I a Do - 10.010 IS Australian 66 01011 - •• 12 MI 22 - ail laglaa I. Juuctlos - *AV 10 Berlin Waterworks.... all 5 41 Ed 1 6 all ,Ileolin to Grelesessea - - Ms Ilu Bata Irish lurk Tel A all 19 II -. 30 'Oarmeatut aloe a Sall ll It - SIMI 10 Do. B 7 per 4. WI 11111 al3 II 11 - 16 . 2 r i k a ttsugion - 61 IMs - 11.716. SS DE. 0 8,9151 131 Moeda land al 11 lt al 115 114 - - 20 141 Dade Rhenish 1 pa 161 360,00 0 ft. 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Tel. (Ws.) all 6 - 16 13 ,06‘.1.69 , suayrsa.U,110) 114 4 14 41$ - 00,000 IS National dement oe.. 5 Idle Is. 6 110 all Take. Irma. sad Nadal 14 - 6000 SI Nerbuddecosalrowil, 11 i 1 as - I all Tads mad Odessa 6l 14 11.510 10 Netherlands 'wad ' ... all - - 11 IS Veda aad S. Truism 60,060 5 Do. Sp. 6.1 a. at I die al * 1 - a mit =a 42 llollo ua lgs•e. ft If d•: - , 1,724 100 N. Bran.. a IL Beet lA. 111 IS IS - •• - - 116,670 IN. Mt. arlealetelare.. all I 1 - ID all lapel Dalai - 00,00 e 1 O sa - 6MI il=llwedlak - - - 60. 1 Do. “Nerr lames' .. all 1 1 - 6 all Da 7 per oul. - - - 11.1:0 " 6t. Peel 111 1" rda L ir 1.. L a e: Ull " i 19 all sod *ass - t i l e.= 1,11 all Do. par ask /Se 91 - two IS reas.aolo9oll.ll9esis all 67 19 11 6 Ninon& 1 1 61 il i 16.4* 115 Do. New - 19 16 Wausau le 3 oas - 09.160 N Lou a Intl Tel. 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ToL (L.). sl . 11 ei_dla - 110,100 114 , W.MUMEOI6.-610.4. 100 - .... -.. 16,11110 IN Vas Damask Lead O Ol Ai 12 5 - ... 1001 10111 lots 1/1 14 1001 111 101 i Ms pre ITI/S. IN IU _id I_ rtl . INTO LI, if $6 6 6 isr U 1 Is pa II 9 } f lap[ I sib par 4 1 I} pair a at Ti It it I SB 00 id 67 99 it Uid BO 112 /4 66 21i C SS BB St 99 SD id IR 1i demand for discounts. Both the reserve and hel lion have declined. BANK OF ENGLAND.—As and sib Vic., c. 32, for the 6, VAL _a pursuant to the Ad Ilk ending on Wednesday. Mina tAMODIT. Government debt.. i 11,01.14111 (niter ateuritito.... SAKI. lionin and bul -14,1"1141 'Silver bullion .... ... WTI DWI Notts Issued L54474616 ' ladtadsd 46 I LLCM DI = Mars Capital £14.864000 1 3.14611 Public Depodu (In cluding Excheq., day. Banks, Cod dle. of National Oaid. sad Di, Aorta) Other Deposits 11,737,607 Seven day and other BUD MIN L20,47Md1i rassimrr. Government Been. Mies (IncMOO* Deed Weight An war') 111,210.6“ Other Bemintlee le,ree.ein Notes 8.911,111 Gold sad Silver &99 March 11, 1862. L 39,363, 11 tfa,34,3. MARSUALL. chief Osaka. THI7II6DLT EvWIQ. Consols opened this morning at 931 to 1 for the new account (10th April), receded to 93/ to 1, and closed at 931 to 1. For money the last price wee 931 to 1. The o ffi cial business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Console for money, 931,1 ; ditto for account (( April 10), 94 • Bank Stock 241, 242 it 242; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, • ' New Three per Cents., 921, 911, 92*, 91k • Thirty Yeats Annuities, 1886, 151, 3-16 ; India StoCk, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent, stock, 107, 1061 ; ditto Bonds, 275. preen. ,• Four per Cent. " enlaced rupee paper, 90 ; ditto Ave per Cente., 1021, 1; ditto t Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 108. The India Five per Cent. stock was last quoted 1061 to 1071 for the new account.. The rupee paper continues in demand. Exchequer Bills were quoted 19a. to 225. prem.; and India Bonds 27e. to 30s. ;Fem. The transactions in the foreign stock market was to a moderate extent. There was a fall today in the shares of the London Chartered Bank of Australia, of which Mr. Duncan Dunbar was chairman. Bank of London were likewise quoted slightly lower. Union Bask of London were in demand. In miscellaneous shares Peninsular and Oriental Steam were fiat, while Netherlands Land Preference were inquired for. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follows :—Ocean Marine, 71 to II prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 11 to It prem. ex int. ; Universal Marine, 21 to 2,1 dis. ; London and Provincial Marine, t tO par ; Mercantile Fire, 1516 to 15-16 prem. ; Commercial Union, t dia. to par ; City of Rie Improvements Company, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; London India-rubber Company I to t prem. ; and Westminster Brewery, tto prem. The New Victoria Loan declined t per cent. closing at 104 to t. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooz. The mining market is active to-day. Great Wheal fortune shares are quoted 15} to 4; East Caradon, 32} to 33 ; Cook's Kitchen, 301 3re tz 31 ; Tincroft, 104 to ; East Cern 11} to 4 ; Marks Valley, 10 to } ; North Downs. 5 to } ; Wheal Margaret, 43 to 44 ; andProvidenes, 41 to 42. In the Stock Exchange East Cando* shares have been dealt in at 324 to 32} and 33 ; East Cern Brea at 11} and 11} ; and Wheel Edward at 111. United Mexican Mining shares remain flat, and are last marked 74. Colonial mining shares have scarcely varied. At But Wheel Damsel meeting yesterday, the saioeuda showed • &tit balance of 421. 18s. 6d. A call of U. pat share was crestle. At Wheal Moyle maetiag yesterday, the wont, showed& debit balance of 9621. 18a. 2d. A call of 3s, per share e made. At Whoa 041 1 1 4 =sedan nalesley, the aceounte showed • credit balance of 61571. 4s. raorizrcLa BHARBIANA.REET& LIVII7OOI. MARCH I. -fiat to-day :.-111111011 Oceuedhar. 116.16 ad-lanonater and Cable, 198 id-lanceslitre and Yea shire, 10* 1 772 ml-Igneon and North W 4 42 mi-lon and loath Warn, 1001 1 sti- Shasld, and Wool; 63. 1-12.. 129* id -Newoese Quin* 121-24oeth LOAM, Basra, 961-North Staffordadmi, 14 9-16 d 24-lenth liars, 29 4 1119/6 1116-Bask. and laa Huron, 6 116 7-161 6 7.111-Mo 7pm Trunk 101. sharer, 41 116 1-Dutch Rhenish, 1144 p--Grad Trunk or Canada 6 pas cent. End Pref., 65 d.- Great lamsalioarg,ll}-Oreat Western a Canada, 184 - tom Central. 44* 6-Mrle ea^alleagMen*. Ste} -North and South Wales, 121-Mass and Mersey Marine, 11 1 11.16 p Mmicausrio, Ma= 6.-The giant was active, and prima Improved. Preston and wire, at-Ditto Hal ves. Counties, 11 116-Grand Trunk at Western of Puna". 114 1-Great Westailiant-dathincas Central 44 We tee m , and Itcritsidre, 1 7 11-Lastlas and North 044 tram, end Lincolnshire, 4}-- New York and Ili a-Meth Beta. 1111.-Northlrasters. " Barak," 071 - mik Staffordshire, 61 d -South Baum 25 119161-Themes and Mersey Matins Inmate, 1 1116 Bank of Yawdmaie, 2 7-16 p-Mversions and Lancaster, ()streaky and Newtown PreL, 101-Canada New, 7 d-llitints (paid um, 6111. guunamiLuL Mama 6.-The only transaction reported this market to-day was amend Gree t Western Birmingham Mares, at 10-London North Westerns, buyers at 941-10.1 land 6 pte cents., at 1371-South Stafford', at to; to 111-anil Birmiaghata Canals, at 91 Tana-oar or CoLlano lit Tan WIGAN Disritior. —ln accordance with a decision *one to at a meeting recently held by the coal proprietors of the Wigan notices have been posted at the several collieries in the district intimatiog that, in consequence of the general de pression in trade and in the coal trade in particular, sad of the reduction of wages in other districts, it was the is tention of the masters, at the expiration of the notice, to reduce the wages of the colliers 10 per cent, sod the wages of surface and bottom workpeople 5 per cent Some of these notices have expired during the present week, sad the result has been that a number of the colliers have turned out. The distress which prevails in Wigan and the neighbourhood, owing to the stagoataon in the cotton trade and the consequent stoppage of the mills, is too great far the colliers to get support from any other branches of tale should they remain out on strike, and it is, therefore, pro bable that they will resume work in a few days. FOKONHY AND MELANCHOLY RESULTS. NOR TINGEAN, TEDEBDAT.—Ao inquest was held thie aftereosa upon the body of Mr. M. Ford, the proprietor of exteosive chemical works at Basford, near Nottingham. It appears that yesterday morning he wee in the town, and during his stay there a returned bill of exchange was shown to him. Mr. Ford was the drawer of the bill, which purported to have been accepted by Messrs. Ball and Soos, starch mauls,- tnrers, New Lepton. He was informed that the signature of the latter was a forgery whoa be rep li ed, "It's aR right ; give it me, I will let you have the money for it.* The holder of the bill, however, refused to give it up, and be was told that a criminal proaecution would at owe be commenced against him. Mr. Ford then returned home. During the morning a warrant was obtained for his appre hension, and two detectives of the boroegh force proceeded to Bodoni to take him into custody. They reacted hie reddens about two o'clock in the afternoon, and were the* apprised that Mr. Ford was dead. On reaching home it appears that he went into his oounting•house and seemed to occupy himself with his books, but in a few moments he was beard to make a strange noise, and died almost in. Meetly. A surgeon was promptly in attendance, and every possible effort was made to restore the unfortunate man to orinscionsnem, but in vain, he having expired in consul- Mons. It was believed thai he had taken poison in order to escape the consequences of his misconduct. The medical testimony proved that the deceased had taken a quantity of prussic acid, and his death was caused by that means. FATAL WRECK OFF PLY/LOUT/.—d French lug ger was seen near the Three Stones, off St. Just, yesterday morning, in a sinking condition. Before assistance could be rendered, she went down. Six or seven men, seen es the deck, were drowned. The captain sod crew of the Conqueror arrived at Plymouth yesterday in the Cleopatra. FLOWERS IN HOLLAND.—The Journal de Goad, tit an account of the exhibitioe of the Royal Botanical Society of that plow gives the following curious particulars of the °naiveties of dowers in Holland :—" The inhabitanti cf the circumscription of Harlem and Noordwyk have devoted themselves for centuries not only to the cultivation of bull dowers, such u tulips, hyacinths, lilies, rammiculto., but also of roses and marigolds. The capital engaged in Holland annually en the flower trade exceeds 3,000,000 dories (6,360,0001 r.), growers being known who sell bulbs to the amount of 20,000 florins. The commune of Board wyk alone produces annually hyacinth and tulip bulbs , sad murigolds, to the value of 100.000 florins, the half of which are sold by public auction. The price of hyacinths mile from 5 Dutch mete. (2 sous) to 200 florins each, and that el tulips from • half omit. to 5 florins. The lilies sell rare deer when they are handasino. As to ranunculuses sad anemones, they are generally sold at a low price. The rose of Promisee, and the redder variety known es the Proviso rosyan du eroduosd on a Large scale in the localities of Sattss and Noordwyk." Kann won CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.— The Quebec: and Montreal Boysl Mail steamship Angle- Sims we. Motorail (nnly &Y) dmpetehed from Liver pool for Paraiba with the Canadian and United Stales mails, 105 possingon, and cargo.