The Express. — London, England, 1862-03-19 00:00:00

LAW IN'TILLIGINCR (Tall DAT.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Palm the Jades Ordbas-y.) WATM r. WAITS. Ma was Os petition of NIL Emma Julia Watt*, for a dusailwlean of bar mare as the ground of her husband. yr. Healey Wane's, crue ty anti adultery. Thew mime took place an lv 111, Mrs. Watts being at that Maw a Mies Todd. the daughter of a solicitor, at Broom.. She had as her fortune a house worth L IrlV., which was settled c* her. Her husband was of on iio.upation, but he bad some small mean.. The parties lived with Air. Todd till Peat, when the ~ i habitatino ceased. There were three children of the mamage. Favor the first the respondent's onduct WWI &willed as having been irregular and intem perate ; and it had latterly grown very had. He habitually used very grow language to hie wife, and some acts of per social violence were ileporied to by het and her father. He hail also entnpelled Ircr t• • raise IrIM. on her home, by throats of turning her out of doors if she would out consent to do what he wished het. . . . theu;duiltery;enpluoml wee communed with a woman paesiog as Mrs. Hears. Mum Howard, and other mamas, by whom it th..t be had had • child. 10r. Philluu..re, qr.. Dr. Raddlos and Mr. Shaw appeared for the Elts.llol. The niqs~ did not appear. The y ford the tow d edshery. but not that of cruelty the wen :Air C. Coeimiren tamompon dowsed a sentence of judicial separation. 0017BT or BANKRUPTCY. (lA* PwOrbar Hazlitt.) Ell u 111114,11. um sixtorr. .' .ittios was ampriotod tbb manias for a:mobs** and ilbrimwp . ; bu s it smarm! ti* appoiatosom bmi L. ea mo b bob**, arrampirsi with tire orallbro pa .Ltersil isle. As wboorovis* woe sooordiostr swim& THE POLICE COURT& (THIS DAY.) BOW-BTICEET. NOVIL CARL flilit7l43LAlT. J. , / , ,+ Martin was plead at the bar before Mr. Henry on rh.tr4e of burglary. tune Beer—l am servant to Dr. Lannon, of Bedford- About R o'clock, one of my fellow servants, who a.. op first, cam* to my room and told me that mane ,me had been tying to get int the home. We all •,iit downstairs, and she pointed out to us that a hole had b,en bored in the door of the ante-room leading to the bil r.droom. f went into the room, and found the prisoner entn-ealegl under the sofa. My fellow-servant told me that she .paned the door to go into the billiard room, but seeing the %A in the door, did not enter the room. P..lieeman Pratt, E 45, deposed that he was called in by en. of the servants. Under the sofa in the billiard-room hr found the prisoner, who. upon witness dragging him out, pni.irked, " I have nothing to say, take rue to prison.- I pm ham witness found • latch-key, a smell file, and sun' silent matches. In the room witness found a mp, bolder, II; feet long, with two grappling books, to on A balcony or window, • stock, and centre bit. These were under the sofa. The prisoner had a pair of socks over his stockings They are new sock., mach blackened with lead, and showing that he had been walk ing on the roof without his boob. It was found that he had entered by forcing the skylight of the billiard-room, and mapping on the billiard-t Ale. The white cover of the billiard-table was marked with foot-prints is black corresponding with the socks. Witness also found under the sofa a silversmounted snuff-mull, ',Web the servant stated she had seen rah em the taJle the night before. When the rope ladder and entre bit were f. quid the prisoner had bass removed to the dieing. TOO= Witness went to him sad rid , " Yon see I bawls found your tooth" He replied, •' I see you have.* At the stenos-hens, he refused to glee say address. He said he was sow doing nothing, hurt had been a lines draper's ambiast. The bask pranks, adjoin • stable in Tavistoektheire, sow undergoing repair. There was a ladder placed against the peas will Mr. Lmosth's bows, reaching within three feet el the top. After other evidence had bees bawd, the prisoner was committed for trill Lmert rid he saspsolsd the prisoner was intone. Mr. Hoary said that was a qusetioa for the jury. SOUTHWARK. ROSMAN At Rome IT • 14RtIGNIR. 010 as 3/414, • well-dremed Dorman. was brought before Mr. Dunham, charged with entering the bedroom of Mr. WObent Johnsen, at ea kohl, No. 9. Duke-street, bodes. gel e, nail desibmg from hie poekete two iiorereiges, • half two halt-crowne, sad two shillings. A elapse for 12/. wee she deism from another pocket. [lpid from the evidence of the chambermaid that the hired • bedroom hat night, for whi c h h e paid In prior to going upstairs. He thee had only a few *ppm, left. The prosecutor, • gentlemen readied at larightoo, came tip by rail shortly afterwards, sad was sexemodated with s bedroom adjoheng the gwi eseee's. Very early is the morning mime ens was baud mad the prosecutor was nutlet' lap Re get eat 1 :1= and west to ha clothe., aod mimed all his mesey I:l4Wiesen frees his pocket., besides • crowd chee 11. He reeved the Walked, and • °mutable w ee called is, when they entered the premises romp end footed hes in the bed dressed. He jumped up when a pawnbroker's duplicate for an umbrella fell from him He was searched, and the elect MS the prosecutor had lost was foetid on him, he aim seem! smell skeletons keys, severs' collars, and other paw•brokeW duplicate., and 3d. is copper. Is the pate were ashes ef per, which the prosecutor esamined, as believed to be the remains of his cheque. The cham bermaid mid that the prisons, lodged there kat week, ad an umbrella was after he had left. la defines the papaw mid the money was ail hie own, eel that the remise be was dressed was he masted to go to Dow, ead got up too early, sad tedium it so, he kid tet the led He, however, pee • very vague account of h . ' so that Mt. Bet : clam ramaded his. until Tuesday seat. • •• - CLERK EN W ELL. COURTRAI. TOR I:TTIRRIG 1444.21:1 BANK ROTIR. &keen a Cole. e shoemaker, resi.li gig at Brunawiekwtreet, N. Pawns. wee charged before Mr. Barktr with uttering forged Y. Hank of Englead note to Mr. Titfonl, undertaker. of Judd-Awe* Enetos-road. Mr. Beast fay committed the prisoner to Nowgate for trial. IVA - FISSION Or FRENCH MURDERER. IN.rangeon, who was last week convicted of the mant,, in the Rae St. Pleoide, has made • fall confusion of his guilt, since his rewind to the eandstoned cell in the l'vuou of La Roquette. After he bad signed his appeal to the Court of CUseatme be was again interrogated as to his improbable story d the pretended accomplice, whom he aeeuied .4 the two murders. After some hesitation he re -1.1,4 " I very notch regret that I deceived my coussel by 1.-rusting it. my system of defence in spite of all his solici. tattoos; I feel rerun that if I had told htm the truth, he would have found some argument. that might have rumbaed the verdict of the fury. Hut A is trio late now, and I must abide the cousequencee of the foolish defers , . which a false shame prevented me from abandoning, after I had own adopted it, and which I only imagined le, su m the sum of money stolen, only about 180 fr., had be, ri grossly etaggentW." He then proceeded to state that on the :nth of November, being quite destitute, he ri-s.lved to enlist in the army, but happening that mate to enter the shop of Madame Cabardos, ho OM le r busload take SOW. money out of a cupboard. instantly resulted to watch an opportunity of stealing the rest, and not long after Mme. left the house, to accompany • neighbour to the Hue du t'herche- Midi. He followed them part of the way, and theu re turned to the shop, and asked the once to fetch him some 'Lumps. As soon as she was gone, he took • large knife from the kitchen to force open the cupboard, and was engaged ib the attenspt when Mn... Cabardoe suddenly entered, sail Lid hold of him, crying out, ' Thieves, thieves A struggle ensued ; sad , audio& that the Commtn held him fast, be cut her throat, and she died almost instantly. A moment after lie saw the girl re turning, and fearing she would see her aunt's dead body, he took her in his arms. curried ber into the kitchen, and killed her also. Ile then took the keys from the pocket of Mine. opened the cupboard, seised on the mosey and jewellery, and was going to leave, when • man opened the l's to ask about lodgings to let la the house. He referred him to the nett shop, and then fastened the street.door, to present immediate discovery, and went out the back war. He threw away his cap, and bought another as he wont along towards Mont Panama When he reached the Chauss4 du Maine, he hired a room is • lodging-hown, mad secreted his Woody clothes and busty. ouch is the cook.- sign of the minimal, and then is every mesas to believe it substantially true.—aeligasei. • - THE RAGUED S. Hout. Ustow.—A meeting was bell yesterday evening at Exeter Hall for the . purpose of delivering prizes to the &adios of the various Ertel,. polite. mgmtl schools —the chair being occupied by the Earl of Mhaftesbury . t to the platform were— the—the Comatose of Shaftesbury and f imily, the Hon. A. Khania% M.P.. Mr. liriaciie, M.P., Mr. Joseph Payne, the Rev. Jews Ibutsey. the Rey. Mr. Morrell. the Rev. Mr. Manneth, Alderman sir R. f 'toles, Mr. W. it Petrie, end other. The hall was crowded with children belonging to the $7 sch.v.ls of this class now in existence in Loud on , e ac h sc h o ol being distinguished br its particular banner. The meeting having been opened by prayer, the secretary announced that the eiiniber of children to whom prizes had been as spiel was .J6O, of whom Ml were boys and 419 were girls. The rules under which the prizes bad been awarded were, that the candidate must be over twelve and under r. ,, etit”en years of oser.., and must have attended the ragged which gave th, recommeodatioo at least six menthe previous to euteriog hum or her first situation. Those sd,,htre who had remained in one place for twelve mouths esliu„; Decembe r le6l, sad had not before received a m.ney mi. received 7a. 6d. in mouey and a prize card, on the undermaTadiag that the committee of the school morn. the scholar paid 2s. eel. of the sum. Those scholars wh.• resound a mosey prize previously and were gain re .. ommenried received a prize card only. The mime were lesdoi, clothing, or otherwise, as the committee of th.- 'c ~l determined. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 19, 1862. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF 0010101411.—(TEDI DAY.) The Seism took ter Asir at lE o'cioek Numerous petitions were presented lOWA QS Maid Revised Education Code. ACCIDENTS COMPENSATION BILL Mr. AY ETON, in moving the second ring sif this I bill, said that gnat importance wail attached to thin bill, both b) the employers al the labour and the employs". It was true then wee no large amber of petition in its Imam, but the working mesa were well aware of the providing of the samenre, and If seesseary they would express *dr opinions with regard to it in that way. lo the year 1837, • workman brought an ac ti on against his employer for injury done to him in consequence of the neglect of his ma sr. The judges seemed to be taken by surprise at the timed and the plaintiff was nonunited, although the jury bead the fact, in his favour. It wee a strange fact that ao work man appeared in Westminster Hall to seek for jerkin against his master for injuries till 1837. The roan af that he believed was owing to the Mate of bondage mad in ,which the p eo pl e h a d bees held for may_ ysal r et former these. and the state of the relation to whin that state at society bad given rim That pm rise to a poli tically regulated won *Won mestere and rams, and throe who ware acquainted with the statute book mud be well aware Ask it entaind a num ber of awe regulating the mode la while verbless were to week mid inde, wet of then. la the interests of the manna. la these these, however, the workmen wen liable to comparatively few Wine; end when iejored the masten bore the knee meratimed by them. Till within the last 10 years Wertaninelor Hall wee practically closed to the working _mu. Th e general principle of law was that a man was liable to far any wilful neglect on his part by which another was Since 1*37 the judges is endeavour to frame a code of laws on the subject IC minima between imam and men, and if they failed is that attempt, it wee because they had not the power re- Pfer the wpm They were struck with the la n the geeing principle , which gave no locus Mandl he workman ht these esseZ _ _ _ [teft sitting•] sc. I u st, 11< ac. I u to Load. lb IL al). 'Medi, awl (to lefties HIT MUM se pre seat. do. Ditto I per mot deedsleJumellea (to Colchseter,liewerVairq. to. (to ILUa. AIL G.) L Ltacoluslt p.e4. (to Great hcelltera). L Union, Hare .811.,Z. C. Gloucester 6 Dean Yo. iset eTtitc). Hartlepool Dock D (toYAN.II.) IND° Shares. .. lailesakke sad Carlisle (to Los. t If West.). Louden awl Greenwich (to South Yostern) Ditto 'Valorem, do.. Load., Tilbury, &South end ~to Pato sad Co., Lowestoft Guar. 4 per rent. (to Norfolk).... t Mat& ..Atu..dN.Westalltd.) 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L. .3 4 S - 60,400 I Leers& to Lea (L 4 1 par Ipa - Le , 10 7. iu. at Lat(L) Y.I. 1 par pp - N. XS U 7rwrAL.Co.l7.oaaada 1 11 1 pa - NM If Un. [Lem TN (L.). le la ei Ws - WA* KO Vaa DlNNees Lad.- 111 ei 14 shr. , :ri'llii - 1 of c.Oaa., 1: MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLocs. The funds opened this morning with steadiness, I but have since become dull. Consols are now quoted barely as good as yesterday afternoon. The India Five per Cent, stock has been dealt in as high as 1081, but is now rather flatter. As regards English railways the immediate tendency is not favourable, except for Caledonian, which has again risen. Mexican and Turkish Bonds have attracted attention, but are now more offered. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69fr. 66c., being fractionally better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 933, 3, and for money, and 94 and 931 for the account. The present quotations are 931 to 3 for cash, and 93 13-16 to 15-16, or 933, for the 10th of April. The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cents. Reduced, 923, 3 ; New Three per Comte., 923,1; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1886,163; India Stock, 222, 2233 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 3, 3 ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1863, 100; ditto, 1864, 100 ; ditto Bonds, 30s. prem. ; Five•and-a-Half per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 108, 1071; Exchequer Bills, June, 195., 225. prem. Mexican Bonds were in renewed demand in the morning, and were dealt in as high as 353, but a relapse has since taken place, and the latest sales recorded are at 341. The Turkish Loan of 1858 is again lower, at 713 to 72 ex div., while that of 1854 is quoted 85/ to 863. Venezuela Bonds continue in de mand. There are also more inquiries for Spanish, Equador, and a few other foreign stocks. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 921; Equador New Consolidated, 181, 3 ; Greek, 83, 3 ; Italian Five per Cents., 67 (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 36, 3, 341 ; New Granada ex overdue Coupons and Hectares, 103, 3 ; ditto Deferred, 61; Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, 86, k ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 623 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 813 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 53, 1; ditto Passive, 193, 3, 3 ; the Committee's Certificates, 7, 3 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 861; ditto for account, 86 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 723, 3, 72, 3, 713, 3,3, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 74 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 25, 3. _ _ Private telegrams brought by the Niagara com municate the important intelligence of disaffection at Richmond, Virginia. A number of the leading inhabitants of that place, it is mentioned, had been arrested, in consequence of the discovery of a plot against the Confederate government. Mar tial law had accordingly been proclaimed at Richmond. The rise in Mexican Bonds yesterday afternoon was caused by the receipt of a private telegram, rid New York, announcing hat "the preliminaries for a pacific solution have been concluded between General Prim and the Mexican minister." About 61,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, making a total of 359,0001. since the laat return. The Seine, from the West Indies, has brought 208,0001., of which 136,5001. is silver, and 71, 60 01, gold; and the Niagara, from Boston, 10,5001. The Tagus has taken 15,788/. in specie for Lisbon. The amount of specie engaged for transmis sion to the East by the Mooltan, to-morrow, is 311,959 k, showing an increase : 25,160/. is gold, and the rest silver. Subjoined are the particulars—viz., For Alexandria, 9,4001. • Ceylon, 3,092/. • Madras, 37,878; Calcutta, 50,0061. ; Penang, 4,7601. ; Sin gapore, 81,7001. ; Hong Kong, 65,7601.; Foo-choo foo, 9,1701. ; and for Shaughae, 70,259/. The Australian mail steamer Northam took 411505/. in gold to Point de Gall., of which 57,331/. was for London, and 354,1741. for Indian Ta. he tendency of the continental exchanges yester day afternoon was again upwards. The rates were more favourable for this country as regards bills on Paris, Hamburg, and Frankfort. On the other hand, the receipt of more favourable financial accounts from Vienna has caused the exchange on that city to move in favour of Austria. The fol lowing were the rates : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.18 to i ; ditto, 3 days, ILI6 to f ; Rotterdam, 3 maths, 11.18 to 4 ; Antwerp, 3 - months, 23.45 to 50 ; Hamburg ins. beam, three months, 13.8 to f ; Paris, 25 3 dors, 25..t0 30 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.50 to 5; Frsaldort-os•the•Maine 3 months. 118 f to 119 ; Pe.orsbarg (per rouble), 3 mont hs, 32f to 4 ; Pietas, eff. do., 3 months, 13.95 to 14.06 ; Trietto i eff. So , 3 m0nth5,13.95 to 14.06 , • Cadiz, 3 months, 484 to I ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25. to 5 ; Gros, 3 months, 2.5.50 to 5; Milan 3 months, 25.50 to 5 ; Maytag, 3 mooths, 40f to • Palermo, 3 months, 1204 toi • M 3 months, 12i to j ; Lisbon, 90 days, M to ;Oporto, 90 days, 52 to 53. The telegrams by the Niagara quote the exchange at New York, 1121 to 113, and the premium on gold, 21 per cent. The prices of public securities brought bythia vessel do not differ materially from those previously received. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was very firm, but the transactions were limited to 5,000 bales. The nu& from Guayaquil has brought a remit tance of 2,0001. on account of the dividends on the debt of Ecuador. _ _ The Russian Ministry of Finance has notified the approaching cancelment by burning of the rest of the Three per Cent. Bonds which remain un issued in the Imperial Treasury, in accordance with the understanding which was come to upon the oc casion of the announcement of the second Four and-a-Half per Cent. Loan of 8,000,0001. sterling, negotiated through Messrs. Baring Brothers, and Hope, of Amsterdam. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 28th February, were 9,802/. sterling, being 7461. more than in the corresponding week of last year. A call of 10/. is to be paid on the shares in the Danube and Black Sea Railway Company by April L Creditors of the Swedish Steel- iro n Company (Limited) are required t.c prove their claims in the Bankruptcy Court on the 31st inst. TOZSDAT Evrxqrct. Consols, which closed yesterday at 934 tolior the 10th of April, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 931 to 94. For money, the last price was 931 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 934, 4, f, f ; ditto, for account (April 10), 931 ; Bank Stock, 2381, 239 ; ditto for account, 240; Three per Cents. Reduced, 924, T 4 ; New Three per Cents., 924, 4,4, ; New wo-and-a- Half per Cents., 774 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108, 1071, 1081, 4, 108 ; ditto for account, 108 ; ditto Bonds, 275. prem. ; Five per Cent. " su fficed" rupee paper, Mit ; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cent., 1074, 108, 1074. There were again mquiries for Bank of England stock, which was last marked 240. Exchequer Bills were quoted 19a. to 225. prem., and India Bonds 275. to 30s. prem. A large amount of business was done to-day in foreign stocks. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sy =Jame TZLEGRAPZ.) WARWICK HERTING.—(THIS DAY.) DEBDA!Z STAKES, Two mile . Oh m, Old Poet First and Adannat honk TWO-YRAR-OLD MAIM. About three furloop. Wee, Oadeemz. The Temple. LPAIe Woman, Rapture, f by L onp Gana, Deal Game late, Know f, Coupon, Dirt Cheap, Soaks, Liviagetose, Manley, aad Maration are here. pso IipiDIOAP PLATE. One mile. Misty Mora, I.ll;4l72Oe.loraaVhelitsn;;;l7dependstiee, Arians. Ben Avis, Abron, Dominic Sampson, Arab, David Ana, sad Om bra' are here. WARWICKSHIRE HANDICAP. Two miles. Cosmopolite, Narrated, Loiterer, Rhcebus, Shropshire, Pattdo, St. Lawreoss, sod esiasslla ars hem. HANDICAP HURDLE RACL Rhca T la s, wo miles. orkshire Shro tehms, Nossism Bekaa Y Grey, Emblem, Harry, Romeo, Domisis dainyson, and Adamant are hire. Aitaieso.—Prinee of Dmirnark. PROPOSED OPENING OP THEATRES IN PASSION WES% DEPUTATION TO TRY LORD (THIS DAY.) This afternoon a deputation of noblemen, gentle men, and clergymen waited apes the Lad Mem herlais, to, the purpose of permeotimg a memorial, praying him to withdraw his permiodca recently granted, allowing all theatres maw hie control to remain open tor thistrioil eatertaineasate daring Pamatomereek. The Lose CILUOMMLLOI maid that he maid not manias to withdraw the permaimitm ATLANTIC TELNORAPH COMPANY. (rem DAY.) The ordinary annual meeting of shareholders was held this afternoon at the eompany's °Mose, 21, Old Broad ens'', Mr. Jammu :Wiwi? WORTLEY in the chair. The mart, which was road by the secretary, Mr. been made that slue the last meeting attempts had been made at Yantis to recover foe sae some portion of the old sable. Them efforts had not been successful to any NMI. aeratilee sae* owing to the ezoessively bad weigher en the wed mut of Ireland during the whole period el the expedition. The directors had been =ceasing la their efforts to hasten the period, which they had ever felt must come, for the resuscitation of the great enterprise under their charge, by endeavouriag to die. uniinate in proper quarters such informatics as the sub ject of cables se was calculated to restore maidetiee la those unjustly neglected undertakings. In these efforts they bad been most heartily end energetically aided by Mr. Cyrus W. Field. The American government, feeling during late ovate the want of this means of communkation, had very recently addrewed a despatch th their minister in ilia emote", offering in • very handsome manner tecompwsto with the British government in adopting such MOD• 02111 as might be aseemarr for carrying into ezecutioo the telegraph between Newfwandlawl end Ireland, and for rendering - it la riolatewhen complete, even in time of war. The directen still felt hopeful that this undertaking, notwithstanding its past troubles, would eventually become a permanent and profit able enterprise. The great improvements that had taken place in every department of cable making nate 1857, and the greateenuparative facility with which they could sow be subms made it gear that le people has& the layiog al a cable between leek= sad NurftWidhind, such as could now be prod end, admitted el se nameable doubt. Depth of water had been amertelned to be unimportant to the laying d as silkiest cable; use was now in successful working order between &repo sled Africa in not less than LIU° lotions. The die/tee see assured on the highest authority that a suitable cable esuld be worked between Indeed and Newfoeadlend as the rate of eight words at least pee minute ; sod they hat abundant evidence that the route of which this company enjoyed the pri was the only one that wu in ate reaped fairly ' The CHAUUIAN, io moving the adoption of the observed that though a lamentable amouut of mouser been lost in this =clanging, there were at the prime= moment reasons for Wieviag _that a telegraph cable would at length be successfully laid ewer the Atlantic, and worked with commercial and political advantage. The recent disturbances in Amence hail directed atten tion to the importance of establishing telicaphie communication between this country cud America and a despatch had been forwarded from the President of the United States, urging the co-operstioo of the English government with that of the United States in the ea entaragement of commercial enterprise in that direction. The subject bad been discerned in the English cabinet, and he was at liberty to say that any refusal to act upon the ens gestion only applied to the present moment. The report Mrswa adopted, the retiring directors were re elected. and Cyr= Field was appointed to the board. A voted thanks to the chairman terminated the proceed. togs. LICENSING SESSIONS, NEWINGTON, SURREY. (THIS DAY.) The adjourned licensing sessions for deciding upon applications for new licenses to keep victualling houses within the district of Newington, Sorrel', took place this morning before J. L. Tibor, Req. (clumman), Alderman Humphrey, L Redhead, Esq., J. Dormer, Esq., and a full bench of nsegietratesd There were no lees than 111 applicants (which included some few removals) for new licenses, sad these were situate to St. George, St. Mae, St. Thomas, St. Saviour, and St. John's,) Southwark ; es also in Rotherhithe, Newington, Camberwell, Mitcham, Lambeth, Clapham, Streatham , !cc., fo.l. Of the above the following only were granted: St. Thome,. —The London Bridge Railway Terminus Hotel Company. St. J ohn.—Frederick Crawford, Anchor Tap, Horaelydown lane. Bermondsey.—Caleb Schofield Seaton, Conquering Hero, Upper I irsage•road Newington.— Alfred G. Mares Wyatt, Surrey Gardens Anne Chapter-road. Camberwell.—Williarn Davis, Golden Anchor, Lemma*. read. Cemetery-road. peekhana—John Smith, Forest-Lill Tavern, Forest-hilL leusbeik.—Thausee Batten White, Manor House, 101, g - street U kilasford-eireet ; James W a rd, Distillers' Arun, H treet, VaexhilL —Frederick Hall, Lord Raglan, Th ur l ow - a t test , W iratarroad. AU ilreTleiwswii which Lad been suspended from various 66uoss worm renewal TH6 IncomE Tax.—A public meeting iii to be held on Thum,lay, the 27th inst., at the London Tava " To coosider the best means of obtaining au adjustment of the income tax so far as regards the oharge on trades, pro. fessi.ms, amid salaries." The asset's", it is said, will be addressed by gentlemen of various shades of politics, in. eluding Mr. 'Western Wood, M.P. for the City, Mr. R W. Crawford, Y.P. for the City, Mr. Homy Lewis, M.P., Mr. J. G. Hubbard, MP., Sir Flimsy Kelly, M.P., Mr. Gore Langton, ILP., Mr. Murray, M.P., Mr. G. H. Whalley, 34. P , Mr. Bristow, Y.P., sad Mr. N. N. Yowler, a director of the Conservative Land Beetot_y. WY1,01111,1 ELwriow.—The following were the figures at the clime of the poll yesterday Mills, 220 ; Cameros, 138 ; Camden 1. Majority for Mills, 62. The revenue of dm Wand of Trinidad during the last year was 171,722/., and the expenditure 188,8411. SHARE L182&-(THIS DAL) Two VOLoog. In the railway market to-day the amount of bn siness is moderate. There is a decline of fto per cent. in Great Northern and Eastern Counties stocks, and I in Great Western and South Eastern, but a rise off in Caledonian. The tone of the market generally is dull. London and North Wes tern stock is now quoted 94} to ft ; Great Western, MI to ; Midland, 128& to j ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 108# to f ; blouth Eutern, 84} to f ; Caledonian, In to 4 ; Eastern Counties, 571 to 58 ; and Great NatMee_ .2 117 to 11& Lombardo-Venetianitatiway shares have im proved to to 13 prem. Royal Danish are in quired for. Indian railway stocks are likewise in demand. Belgian remain steady. Great Western of Canada Railway shares are a little more inquired for. UDMURT' SMARM AND STOCKS. P4l BAIIMATI. ss. N. 11 . 1*TWak__•••swrVaL I ,411.,0MsaJ1111111. gi arimbemi i11ib1.t . ;... -.. . - 1 ~..:.~...: a t2iTa: — : —.. . - .:: Da ••J•• us Ow. =lll II Dob Da. bs sad; rad.° Daad..lorth.ll•bLh. Ibulmos A =ll4. imsliers Vs•sa. N s* • Do. 1 aripsisft . Wolin Ikalliodeullimed ONO Nam. DILA A via ..dlv. Dal f tilipeLispaidß Nalli is Wirt. Om) Oro* Wombat D•JAwaValkihali Tatkilire _ _NM 1111mikvall Lacks& /1 .21111 ' aft: Ur2Walm. I ,!;: t' l lgiff =arl • 14 Da Sow -- D. Illaa.• Daft- Mt VW Kist at. Ws. (Ira) Nomadle Awl Carildel II Sonya ArnsAML. au lifewriMieriepAliti' um ill Nara Desna Daia IsD. 111. Fie i 6TI Da -4.7cir-Zie: iil7. YO — ilt - :::: rib la f ilva , • De liallealLWalualeas. ly3 iis ll 21.1« Peebles Onkel IMMO& =LBW Ike& SONY WW LTali& • Myer Dna I Wil =d a I • _ I U -I I i 1 i Do. ~~. Ili Da Vele 1111111111 Tlskels Dia a we* OarawiD W.H=ajt DIM• = 011.• LUWATL a a is Nis IS se if --I 11:4 Lll_ ii 1 103 106 1171 1181 116 117 131 114 103 146 741 75 is 60 iii N M IN • if 4d . 41. A A, , „. 0 70 071 67; 1 9 1 IM LSI Mt 100 ii r l - 111 p l 4f dim 118 110 48 60 108 108 40 48 LINES LW AifillLia IN N 111 94 1 101 - 11. id les bin 71 lii C 106 i 8 4 i 08 i 1161 ;1 MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooz. The mining market is steady to-day. East Cara don and Merle Valley shares, however, are flat the former are quoted 32} to 33, and the latter 91 to 10. Great Wheal Fortune are quoted 171 to 18 ; South Caradon Wheal Hooper, 1 to } ; Cook's Kitchen, 31 to } ; East Cara Brea, 12} to 1 ; and Wheal Ludoott, 3 to 1. St. John del Ray Mining shares opened heavily, but are now rather firmer ; transactions are re corded at 60 to 62. Fortuna are marked 31 and , 31 , being still in demand ; Ovule : par and } prem. ; Great Northern Copper, par ; Port Phillip, par ; and Scottish Australian, 2} and 2.1. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received by telegram from Lisbon the following report, dated Morro Velho, Feb., 1862 :—Produce for Jan., 48,692 oitavas ; cost for ditto, 9,4171. ; profit for ditto, 8,9461. ; produce 10 days of February, 13,555 oitavas. The half-yearly meeting of the Linares Lead Mining Company is called for the 31st inst. The Central American Mining Company (Limited) have received letters dated Alotepeque, Feb. L The quantity of ore raised in January amounted to 73 tons of an average of 150 ounces of silver per ton. From San Antonio Mine the return was less than in December in consequence of a partial failure of the lode in the early part of the month. The lode was again improving. San Pantaleon Mine, although fluctuating, shows some good points, and its produce is maintained. In January eighteen bars of silver were sent to the mint, and produced 15,000 dollars. The directors have by this packet received a remittance of 1,4001. and 118 bags of silver ore. 1 lO Vi _ 10. 81 1 8: 1 8 9 gel 148_ 169 It 1 . 6 2 1 3 0 . 10 93 120 132 38 $5 xd I , OIIIICIN .ILUIWAYS. = a lottarstanl 5 1 W41•44.15. a 1ap.a. MI= J liniamori. W Oatmuu Mae I lad all I VTatamlaa la Data Mold all Briars at llama all Gld. Jidda& pa.l p. W iGt. Osalral d lness. ill Hallam lans= 6. ooad I au ,FAka Ombra I Bala. an 'yam 6114 Tadlisat ll Irisii Wail iiislS::.; ill Kula Antada 01l ! Nain.tifopoiro •°: h o l e llsi g . g ov. If Do. Now Shams MI Iferwoolo Win) LI Ottoona ill Wm. mid *All ill Tufo sad Odom LIO Radio lad S. lissolan Choll 6 =l4lk in Digo sad ill toad DINA ill :Mid Olfroillal ill ! Do. T par mat 01l lkomlwo sad Mow ill I Dg poi cent. hie 6 tOmrsab`7lEa4g. 7 wet. VI &Aust.& Lam-Venetian 7 16.L0f Portillta s rce p all Southern of 1/1 Root Mandan MI Do. 64 pa coat. Prof ill Wool.* M. W.ol holm • WINIIIMI of /Aida I* Ws mai V. Ir. lick Aambaba" N Boat of 100 balk col looam SO Bohai N. Amman N dorl Hook of laeoh. N Aaaritlita ori Mai . Mort oat M Wm. Wk. Loa.. ao 100 noloa Oalo. of Omagh 101 Om. d Leaks N 4 4.0oo6ialoiLehao14 111 4. ark 4 SidlaeloaL N La. as. look 4 AnoWL 11 Looks Do. s al Now N loake Sole= • • • • N load= I loath Atr6a WI Loa. sad Wootalasior. 100 Metro.t Prov. Soak (L: . I* M. Prom c 4 Zegtaad. Do. Now N ark * unspoos NO 211 Miudis N Vasa N Noludis N INke d 114811 ft I NS To' on ma W V q q 1 mi 11 12 j .Cs 14 I'm 111 L Si 20 ft Wee 00 2 — ll 10 — Pial - 1} des de 4% IS 66 Si Si Ws, 14 14 9 4 I i :I Dm 10 3 JOINT STOCK BANK& 114 111 14_ 111. I la•:1 to Mr. IlaaMk Mi IVINOIAL SHARI MARKETS. MAIM ta-dar—laacaddre sad Toit 'Andes aad Nara Wiliam. logt r, diaidd.aad Uacaladdro, Ilakara Omaha 111-omat liausabaarg i—Orsat Waders •••do sad lake liarea. - MAnoleffigrin, MANCE Di —The market was less active than Lesterg eL and only a moderate business was done, at rather werGreat Weser„ of Canada, lit—Greet Western. 741 I—lnnoaddil and Yorkshire, 10•1 I 9—LenSon sad North Western, %I —Manchester, Sheffield, and Unoolimblee.44}— Midland, 1 9—North British, VI 11-11outh Eastern, ',— Union Bank, pm—Ban Paulo, I rm.—Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, 1131-1111scrrte Telegraph, par—Atlantic and Great West ern Bonds, ft—Eastern Counties, itSl. SLIMING'S AM, MARCH 18. —Business MY dull In this market to-day, but prices were steady. Birmingham and Stoar Valley were sellers at 81, and buyers of Bristol and Birmingham Six per Cents., at 1371—South Stafford', at 101 to 11—Birmingham Canals, at lint—Birmingham Banking Company's shares, sellers at 931—south Staffordshire Waterworks shares were sold at 71. WEATHER IBT.-(THIS DAT.) IT. lawn 19, $ A.S. _ _ _ - --• - - - S. 1 Z. I D. 7. CI. LIB. S. .-....-....- ....... —..-.. ..., ..-. - Nazi... UM A 88 X.N.X Ile 0.14 Ammo 2183 U U N.N.X. • - lams :19.74 ID as 3. • sum= 2llO 43 Al XXX r -.. AIDBOBB3I 10.82 40 U &X • - roarama..- 24.79 43 42 N.Z. • - 041x4r 20.82 43 4! Z. • - 3=41,40. 29.73 41 10 X. e - 60•6406046111 I UM 47 46 N.B. Ur 3.111 11zum.466 ,UM 42 41 Z. & 0.11 Lavoirom, 13.73 43 34 N.X. t - qvuserowa : fan 48 64 KN.& • - V4A.onA -12446 48 48 Z. b .- TAISOOIII 2164 4$ 41 • N.N.W. • - Lollar 20.66 43 41 N.W. IT &ft - Dom 29.64 64 42 N. b - 2 POlllBOl7lll - 2 roarLuD 19.44 46 84 X. & - 6 Ramon - II PI/41101 ; 19.40 66 •• I 1 • - I JERSEY .. .... I 89.38 66 46 N.X. e - 8 3301111/114. THUR3DAT. TIIDAY. N. liFttali;.=; 7 l. - 17.W. to E., TRIDAY. K. to a. and &W., moderate. strong some Ireland.—W. to N.E, light to fresh, or strong, rainy. CentraL—N.W. to N.E., light to fresh, fine. Coaat.—N.N.W. to E., fresh. E.N.E. to 8.8. E and 8.W., fresh to strong. rainy. N.E. to S.E. and 8.W., mod*. rate. E.N.E. to B.E. and 8., fresh to strong. E.B.E. to 8. and W.8.W., strong, to a pis, with rain. & England.—N. to L and &L, fresh to strong. EXPLANATION. B.—Barometer correciedza,:itiawi to 32 deg. at mean am level each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing about one-hundredth of en inch diminution and each 10 deg., oboe 12 deg., causing nearly three-hundredths increase. IL—l:posed thermometer In shade. M.—Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew point). D.—Direction of wind 4rue—two points it it of mag netic% Y. —Foroe ,1 to 12—estimated). C.—Cloud (1 toe). L— : b, blue shy; c, clouds k detached); f, fog; h, ball: I. lightning; in, misty (hazy) o, overcast (d%111) ; r, rain ; s, mow; t, thunder. R., rain-fall, or snow, or hail, slam last report, inches and decimals. 11.—Bes-disturbanoe ato 9). Z. THE ST. BARTHOLOMEW BicßiffinAnY.—Yester day evening a crowded meeting in counerien with this celebration was held in St. James's Hall, H. Spicer, Eau, in the chair. The speakers included ties Rev. Dr. Vaughan, A. Rooker, Req., of Plymouth, the Rev. Dr. Edmond, and the Rev. Dr. Bpsace. It was announced that the sums already promised towards the Bicentenary Fund amounted to 158,8751. Mr. W. F. Windham (writes a correspondent) ooatinues a fettle theme of conversation In Norfolk, the repent proceedings Is Chancery having to some extent re rived the interest him. The latest on die, which is based on excellent at ,is that Mrs. Windham hue Sonny separated from her hus a l e = l : vi deed of separation being contemplated, if not executed, which will secure her 20,0001. ea • seistisis• Fel -hall buboes hired for a term bv the Marquis of Abetment, and it is stated that • further sum has been raised on mortgage of the estate. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) This week the supply of home-grown wheat is mall, although rather more liberal than lately. Flour very contreeted. Barley, oats, beans, and peas limited. Malt. • little more abundant. Bootch and Irish oats very short. The foreign arrivals are very small : of wheat, one cargo of Mende, and a few bap from Hamburg. Flour a liberal supply of barrels, American. Barley moderate, Dan'sh eel Hamburg. Oats improved in quantity, • large proportion Danish, ands few Dutch, Swedish, and Rueskau. Beans, peas, tam, and seeds, almost nil of all deecriptioes. The wheat trade today is very quiet at the enductioe L, gr i tted on Monday on all deemptiona, the bulk of the remaining that day unsold, moves off ex tremely slowly in consequence of its inferior condition. Barley fine for malting commands full price., other sorts not quite so firm. Flour participates in the slowneea of the wheat trade, quotations as on Monday. Oats, good sweet samples command late prices, with • moderate sale ; inferior dull. Beans and peas same as ou Monday, and rather lower than lest week ; little doing in taro. mustard, canary, linseed, and rape- mid firm. FI.I7A7ING CLIP:MEL—SIow trade, and wheat Is. to 24. lower than last week. Mains, 6d. to Is. cheaper. WlLT.—Eaglish: Brox and Kent, white, now, 66e. to ets.; ditto, fine old, —e. to —e.; ditto, red, new, 51s. t0.59a.; ditto, fine old, —a. to —a . ; Norfolk, &c., fine old, —a. to —a.; red, new, — a. to —s. Foreign : Llontaic, 61ii. to 655.; Ans. 66a. to 6..; extra, 695. to 735. • Koeigeberg, 56e. to 61a.; ditto, ex ;6 8 : , 1 1 e. to 675.; Itairack, extra, 59.. to fibs.; Mecklenburg 48s. to 66e. ; Uckermark ditto, —a. • American old* .to 615.; ditto, red, 564. to Ns.; Caen. dim, 56a to 575. _ - Tenkile.lnilish nal 36e. to Sh. ; fine, 40e. ; 28e. to 30..; anddietilling, 31e. to 33e. per qr. faigrare sdmir 'srindinot, 26e. to 30m.; ditto dirtilling, 30a. to 321: MAlN.—Zeginh, rem and Norfolk, 686. to 626. ' • fine, 62i. to 6111. ; Kinpton and Ware, 64e. to 68e.; brows, 49e. to 57.. . - (3airo:=English fed, 20.. Od. to 23.. Od. ; potato, 245. to 28s. ; for•ign, 21e. to 955. Bgarna-Raglish tick, 35e. to 355. ; barrow, 30e. to 40e. ; 39.. to 40s on i4 m, oreign, 31s. to ; tick, O t 0384. ;K . 30a. to 40s. ; • 33e. to 34e, Psu -Eagbak 38e. to 390.; w to and blue, 381. to 41a. ; reap* -s. to -a.; grey, 34e. to 36e.; hog, 365. to 384. ; taroiga, 345. to 374. FLOOL-English town, 48e. to 495.; ditto fine, 495. to 54a.; country, 44a to 455. ; Norfolk sad Suffolk, 394. to 425.; French, -a. to pee sack ; U.S. sweet, 255. to M.; Canadian. 29.. to Us. ; Spanish. - a to -a. INDIAN Coss.-White. 33e. to 35e. ; yellen 31s. to 335. FLOATING CABOONIA All O. F. and L -Wheat : Bead add and Narianople, per 49211:0., 46e. to 61.. ; Gkirka, 46.. tosos. ; Polish Odeses, per 480115.,43e. to 45a ; white, - • Danube and Ghia* 475. to 48s. ; 40.. to 42a. Barley: Rapala and Syrian, per 4OOlba. 23.. to 24a. ; Odessa and übe, do., 24.. to 25.. Beans : Baptiso, per 48011:a.,3%. to 335. Mae : Odessa and Gilds, per 4921bm., 32.. Od. to 335. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, per dOlbm. ' 32e. Od. to 235. ; Fres* do., --e. to -s. ; American, do., 30e. to 31a. ; Egyptian, -a. to --e. liisina.-Oanary sesd, per qr., 40e. to 54e. ; Reap seed, par qr. 465. to 50s. ; Mustard seed, per bushel, =6: to . 9s. ; brown, Ts. to 10e. ; linseed, per qr., 50s. to 68a.; Linseed cakes, English, per ton, 111. Os. to 12/. Oa. ; Anterkan, thin, in bel.., per ton, 121. Os. to LI& 108.010., in bage,lll. Oa to W. 104.; Baltic, 01. to 01. 0.. ; Marseilles, 101. to 101. 10e.: Rape oak's, Si. Os. to 71. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, Ba. to 9e. Od. ; Rape seed, Fagliah, per qr., 64.. to 72e. ARRIVAL!! INTO lONDON PROM MARCH 17 TO MARCH 111 Initials and Rook& FOAL Am Wheal 660 I . : r 66 8010 7lO 100 I O Oata I 600 180 1663 W lO Malt Mar, Ina* MO sacks ; foreign, .100 aia . 4. 14:020 1;14: MINCING LAINE.-(THISDAT.), SUGAL-With a good supply offering, there is less dis position to purchase, and former prices have in some cams scarcely been supported ; brown and gray crystallised Demerara sold at 345. 6d. to 40a. 6d. ; low to fine brown Mauritius, 264. 6d. to 365. ; low to fins yellow, 375. to 43e. grainy, 43.. 6d. to 44a. 6d. ; fine Ocedpore Bengal (165.; duty), 45.. 6d. to 465. 6d. • syrups, 41s. 6d. to 425. ; low to good middling Garputtah eintel . 27s. to 38s. ; Madras, brown sad yellow Nativs, 30s. to 6d. ,• date, 281. 6d. to 30s. A floating cargo of Cuba sold, NO boxes cloyed and 620 Mak of muscovado ditto at 225. 9d. for the 11 nitad King dom. Relined is dull of sale at previous mime. Om= -The limited liminess transacted has bass at Arm prises. Middling to fine Jamaica sold at 841. to 113 e. ; good ordinary small Native Osyloo, at 68s. 6d. to 695. 6d. ; Rio, 535. 9d. to 54.. 9d. Tea.-The market is dull, but prima are about maintained. Ross.-Finn prime have been psi& Demerara sold, pun.. at ls. Bd., hints. at la. 104., barrels at ls. 11d. &a hem at la. 7d., and Leeward@ at is. 60. Rice.-The market is inastiva Selma 6.--300 bags Singapore popper sold at 3 15-16 d. to 4d. per lb. ; and 30 bales third sort cinnamon at ls. 2d. SALTY/MM.-A small parcel of refraction 31 sold at 38s. 6d. --- torro J.-300 bales sold at better prim. Surazac.--fkles toe limited extent bare been made, D. C. orange at 101. 6s. iFDlOO.—Tbe market is quiet at previous prices. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market in steady at the subjoined rake :—Toiria tel. low, 46e.; Petersburg P.C., on the spot, 46e. M.; all this month, 465. ; April to June, 4Ga. ; July to September, 476.; October to December, 48e. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Yettenden and Smith report more business doing in both English and Foreign, at firm rates. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton, 16.. 6d. ; Walls End Haswell, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End South Hatton, 16s. 6d.. Walls End South Kalb*, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End Hen& Hall, 15s. ; Walls End Classop, 15e. 6J. ; Walls End Trim don Thornley, 13s. 9d. ; Walls End Acorn Clow 15s. ; Walls End Framwellgate, 15s. ; Byron. 14e.; Wykm, 14s. 6d. ; Holyw.ll, 14s. 6d.; Tanfiele Moor Bytes, 13. The ship Empress Zugeuie, with 279 coolies from Calcutta for J.rriw., has safely arrived at her destination. DEATH AND FUNZEAL or A GIPSY GlRL.—About six weeks since a party of gipaim, bearing with them a very beautiful girl, named Lepronla Lee evidently in the last stage of consumption, encamped on the grounds adjacentO the Greyhound public-house, at Kirton, about eight miles from Ipswich. No sooner had they taken up their quarters than the intelligence of the illness of one who appeared to be a great favourite with the tribe wan sent to all parts, sod in a few days Kirton was the centre of an encampment, numbering some 50 or 60 men, women, and children, some arriving from Norwich and other distant places. MAical aid was immediately called in, and Mr. Taylor, surgeon, of Bncklesham, was daily in attendance upon the poor girl. Dr. Bartlet was also consulted, but frau the lint all hope was gene. During the illness of the girl at Kirton, which extended over six weeks, she was frequently visited by the Rev. Mr. Bartlet, his lady, and severs( other ladies residing in that neighbourhood, who spent some hours with her daily, reeding portions of the Scrip ture. Indeed, so great was her desire for the consola tions of religion and her affection for those of her sex who so kindly visited her, that she never appeased eatisfied but when they were present. On Sunday after noon, the 2nd instant, the poor girl breathed her last, having retained her consciousness until the last moment, and with her last breath expressed her hope in a glorious immortality. The greater portion of the tribe were at Kirton Church at the time bee death took (dace, and when it became known the moaning and lamentations of her people are described as dreadful in the extreme. The deceased was interred in Kirton churchyard on Friday, the 7th instant, the procession being beaded by • hearse, after which followed the two sisters and cousins of deceased, dressed in white muslin corded with white ea, their beads covered with white vele reaching almost to the ground. The men were dressed with black silk hotheads tied with white ribbon, and also wore white gloves sod neckties. The women of the tribe were in deep mourning. Many hundred persons earns free all parts of the district to witness the prooesaioa. The main* decorum sow preserved throughout, and slew* ger their return from Kamrsve the member' of the bribe wild tee their various destinations. The tribe eppeand kr be is affluent circumstances, and consisted of the families et Or Lees, Youngs, Smiths and Shilcocks.—Bury end Norwich , Poet. la . fe. sa ii4 1 u uk as a Id IS 19 -. 41 as 10 It n 1 1 I I'[ il