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

at had mrsi to aided Irka*. ifb vas 7, add Wow 6 4 sad Ltion, as aw thst that ado hf I It had la desire to lat. Pull *en mil earemi ; to state dies sad were is who, at to boos proved, ti I, ',salmi; a. Sothis , to show wY Melt etisal the mai enissi wow OM ha lor to toPPart Wiwi. but I so dotal. 'admits. Mast iris Willy Ws cation el a an is ths cusdasio. 0 wield b. Sae 01 601 . fires ses su m e prowl .tragell LAW INTELLIGENOK. (13118 DAY.) . EQUITY COURT. (Before ViorObeneellor Sir B. T. Mailersley.) V. THE 111,11111 AL Ode-LIGHT 001IIPANT. This bill wee hid la March, 1865. for the purpose of roo t ol tiolac the defendant. from erecting a psometer in does prozanity to the plaintiffs premises, er to make cer tain contemplated alterations in a road which gives wow t o his works. The plaintiff COM' on the !misuse of • b oo toner, upon a piece of ground situated neer Ana's oho& Hackney, under a lease from the t's Canal Uoeniasy, when property hes Ebert been purchased by the defendants. The Twas-Obanoellor, In giving judgment. said N ap pored that for a long period antecedent to the plaintiff's hose the locality in question was ate of throe gloomy na toppy regions abedieated to the carrying on of offensive and diagreeehle owrations ; end the defendants had already erected 1853 and 1857 two peometera, one of which use nearer to the plaintiffs premises than the new ose would be. There arose in the ease an amazing coallict between the parties as to whether lime barnintar depositieg pm was the men Mende. operatioa. Dr. Lethehl ass of opinion Mist as the gasometer was Wand hi water, and no gas could escape, there eoald be nothing objectionable in the proximity of a _gas ometer. On the ether band . Dr. Leaked , . sa id a gasometer was aa extremely disagreeable thing, Wanes suppoung then was ne moan* of ps, the water in which the vessel was inserted became of a very offessiveeharacter, and the air must be impregnated with offends* vanoisr, whereas the ps evolved from lime, so fir from being disagreeable, was that in which the stoma* de lighted when a person drank ginger -beer, bottled stout, champagne, or soda-water. He was not pre pared to decide between these very learned gentlemen, but his owe view would be that both operations were otios ely* and dieagreeable. The plaintiff, then, bed himself erected objeotiosable weeks be had submit t ed to the emo tion of two gasometers, and ft was vein to say that the liteetice of as additioeal on* would be a nuleanos snob as would entitle him to as tsjasetion. As to both objects of the spplieatioe, the bin muse be Manhood with cods without prejudice to any eppllestteu by defewctaate to compel the plaintiff to make good say damage la further s:toe of his naderakisg. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) HAIM C. ,HAEIa aIW TEI unsafe PEOCTOE (nriniormrtiro). The Solicitor-Genera and Dr. Spinks for the Queen's Proctor ; Mr. Indsrwiek for the petitioner. In this me a decree nisi had been granted st the snit of the wife, who charged her hreebrnd with adultery and de sertion; but the Queen's Proctor had intervened, and charged her with cohabiting with a pence named Clarkest Isliegtoe. In fact, it was as the learned SoliatorGenersl said, me of the most impudent attempts ever made to impose epos the mart. There was no defence, and The Judge Ordinary dirmissed the petittsm. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. STABBING. _ Emily Bullock, a young woman. wee charged before Mr. Knox with anaulting Mrs. Anna Tennehi, of No. 25, Graf ton-etrest, by cutting her ors the bead with a knife. The pramsoutrix mid—The prisoner has been lodging with me for some time. Yesterday 'verde& about half. past 8, she came in while I was cooking something for tea, and said " Hays you done my chop r and ou my saying I bad not, but would, she took u p a bale from the table and stabbed me once on the heed and once on the cheek, and then streak me on the shoulder with the handle of the knife. I Went to the Charing-cram Hospital to hare my wounds attended to, and on returning spoke to a sergeant, who took the prisoner oat of a beerhotue. The primmer—We had been drinking together all day. Don't prosecute me. The prossontrix.—l don't west to hurt you, only I was obliged to come here. Agnes Tenucbi, a little eful, daughter of the proilecntrix, said—l saw the prisoner take up the knife and stab my mother twice, and then struck her on the back with the handle of the knife. Sergeant Leech, 14 C—ln consequence of what the pro secutrix told me, I went to a beer-house and took the pri soner into custody. On telling her she was charged with stabbing the prawoutrix, she denied doing so, and stated that it was the landlord who had done it. Tbe prisoner was drunk, and always is drunk, and the prosecutnx and the prisoner are generally drank together. Mr. Knox—That is no reason why they should murder each other. The primmer—Did I not bate a mark on my forehead wheal you took me into custody. Sergeant Leech—l did not see one. Mr. Knox—l shall remand the prisons, and yon (Sergeant Leech) can make inquiries at the hospital to see if any elbow is likely to result from the prosecutrix's wounds. GREENWICH. ITIVANTS ANDTHIIR TOLLOWNIIB. Martha Thomas, a good-looking girl of 23, and William Newsom, 20, 'f 60, Railway-grove, New-crow, Deptford, werechisrged before Mr. Trull with felony under the fol lowing aircunistanote : It appeared that at a quarter pest 10 at night polio. constable Moore, 124 R., suing upon information received, went to the house of Mr. Harcourt, a gentleman residieg at 14 , Limes-grove, Lewisham, where the female prisoner wee in service, the family being from home. On searching the house the prisoner Newson was found con cealed under the stairs, and the ferrule pri soner came forward, sad requested the constable not to " hue t " him, be having had her permission to be in the house. The cosstable, however, took him into custody on a shame of being upon the premises for a supposed unlawful purpose, and in his possession was fouled a pown. broker's duplicate relating to the pledging of a pair of trou sers sod a silk handkerchief, iden'ified by Mr. Harcourt as h. property, and while looked up at the police station he (Newman) exchanged a woollen shirt be was wearies with another prisoner, sod which Mr. Her court also identified m his property. Rawson accounted for the poessesion of these articles by wiyiog that Thomas had given them to him, and by direction of the noigistrate Thomas, who attended as a witness, was also taken into custody, end in her possession was also found a pawn broker's duplicate. relating to a silk handkerchief, the property of her muter. Mr. Harcourt said Thomas had been in his service as general servant about four months, an excellent cha racter having been received with her from a relative in Bedford, with whom she had previously lived seven months. She had been left in charge of the house doriog the Memos of himself and wife and family from home, and from what he had sines learnt four dif- Went men bad been admitted into the house, sad a man and woman had even been allowed to remain there all night and sleep bed. Re had missed a large bum per of articles, ►nd some coiled found at Newson's lodg ings belonged to him. The prisoners, in answer to the magistrate, pleaded Mr. Treill said the conduct of the prisoners had been very bad, and they were then sentenced to two months' imprisonment with bard labour in Maidstone Gaol. The lose of his neat in parliament by Mr. Fen with will in at probsbil ty lead to his resignation of the post he now holds of rue of the rarmbers of the Nerd of Adnitalty. Mr. Gladstone, jun., ALP. for Chester, if his re-4yetion coted be regarded as striate. ham been men liana], among others (says the Array and Navy Oaxtte)va like', t, be the soooessor to Mr. Fenwick. M. Vyae, of Mountrath, a retired military officer, wee a rested in the liroyal Arcade Hotel, Dublin, Go Tharsday evening, for tulips s.ditions lingusge. AxaRICA ANS FRANCS —And yet, with all this, I nee, under command of Captains Spearman and Merry. I declare lam all for the Yankee in this Manic= row. It weather, and Lieutenants Warder and Johnson. is not the justice of the case I want to think of. It is not Th e H era ld sa y s i t is important that it should be whether France has right on her side, and whether this demand to retire be one of these mandates • high-spirited I widely circulated throughout the county that • dirisi n nation cannot submit to ;my whole consideration is limited on the Church Rate Bill will eertaioly be rakers on Wal t° the fact—here at last the great bully of Europe has met nesday next, the ith instant. his match! Here is • young athletic d.ring fellow ready to I An American man-of-war entered Kingstown go into the ries with that finished pugilist that none of us late courage to fight, and who, even with the gloves on, harbour on Than Isy, end saluted the Royal G. org .w th doubles us up is a fashion far from agreeable. America 21 guns. The salute was not re'urned till yesterday dame to bold language to France that all Europe combined morning. would not utter. There's no denying it ; there's so qualifying it. If we had • Continental coalition t,-morrow The Nord of to-day says that the feverish anxiety we could not venture to say what America has just said. of Austria to iretle all subj.-e• of internal discontent gives What minister of Russia, or England, or Austria would ; rise to the belief that she wishes t r prepare herself for say to the French Emperor, "We were thinking of some- i energetically resisting the pretensions of Prussia. thing else when you slipped into Savoy and N ice the other i . It Is stated that Lord Westbury, who bas been all day now that oar hands are free, you'll have to go hack agam." W e are f amous f or brave wor d s in our li on i se . the winter abroad, has just purchased for 40,0001. • large office, but does anyone expect that such • message as this ' estate in Tuscany formerly the property of one of the will ever issue from Whitehall? We would no more pre- leadingbless of Florence. II is desa.bed as contaioisg yoke the Tuileries' by an insolent despatch than we would aa ne of shooting, much fins wood, and • Ton g° into one of Van Amburah's owes and kick the lion. It , deuce well suited to the tastes of i's new possessor. Las become • sort of European superstition that France can LORDoN NEGRO AID SOCIETT.—At a meeting of beat everyone. And I sin downright grateful to the the committee, held hat 'venlig at Aubrey-house, it was Americans that they don't believe it. I never knew I uothimonaly resolved that, under exist , ag circumstances, liked America so well till I began to of ena•t• on thiswar,there is no eseessity, and therefore undesirable ti maistain I never sospeeted that there really was that tie of kindred • distinct organisation, and that the &mistimes of the which journalist, disparage by that false adulation they members of this society will, it is believed, be more usefully deal in. I hate all the cant of " cousieship," but call them given by co-operating with the general " Freedmen's Aid' Our own bone sad blood ; speak of them as a people who Assoolatioo. The society has therefore ceased to exist. have the name leading trait , as ourselves—sturdy, deter- Tits CAS Phorsurron's Rotas. —I remember my mined, untiring, unyielding—taking their share of hard worthy friend Biarunei, whose good fortuee is right well L t• - day with • died resolve to repay them &served, telling rue 01100 that, seeing one of his ears always to-mamw ; —in • word, of that stuff that makes going empty on a road where he felt there ought to he a right trusty friends and very terrible enemies- considerable tra ffi c, he bethought him—as th e beet mode of fetard them in this light, and say, if • war should stimulating public opinion on the subject—to stuff an 'meek out between them and Francs*, what aide you opposition ; sad this he did with such admirable secre cy would like t o b ac k. I sa y, America. I'd lay my bead on that has own drivers never suspected the " ruse: bat the issue ; and if any gentleman is wiling to bet en equi- actrally came to give him daily reports of all the &mitre velent--sey ar other crown-ph —I cry "Dose.' and wait they were doing to the rival estaig shmreat, and what pro tbe went.—Ccenelins O'Doad, Biastwood'iMegezine for s ots they bad to kill every " baste "in their stables.— Musk Ilianboood's Magazine for Marsh. IllibllNNlllMmmmi.. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 3. 1866. 0010111 AL q.., THE MURDER NEAR CHESTER. VERDICT OF " WILFUL 111711D12.* AGAINST THZ PED3ONIR. The adjourned inquest on the body of haw Newport, an old man, 65 years et ego, who woe bin murdered is broad daylight, in • field near the v"g Dunham, six miles from Chester, on Monday ef terel li tat, wee held yesterday, et the Whealebad Ina, Denham, be fore Mr. Henry Chartres, the coroner for the district. The jury, having heard the evidence, consulted about a quarter of an hour, bud returned a verdict of " Wilful murder" whist the prisoner, funnel Griffiths, who wee emainitted tChester Osetle to take his trial on that eharge at the mat amine. Whilst the prisoner war wafting to be removed to Chester bent Dash= there was a large =cause of people in and shoat the Wheaten's, Inn, and it wee • most pitiable eight to see the aged father of the mowed, with teen Mullin down his cheeks, in earnest ooevereation with his see, who also appeared greatly affected at the dreadful ton in which he wee *cod. The prisoner was removed the 7.45 p.m. train from Dunham, acid on reaching Chester station a crowd of persons who kad been waiting far his arrival rushed after the murderer to see him. .11714ORDINABY 4711147 WITH BAILIFFS. A few days ago • most extraordinary affray took 1 es, place at Lea, near Presto's, between a number of bailiffs and farmers, Ice. Some time since a parson owning a good deal of property in Lea died without making a will, and i r t . sines then there has been a deal of disputing about it. ag Anaoopt the property were eve farms, and the tomato of le them were ordered to pay the rents to no one until the question had been settled. The other day, however, a It person from Ocoee, authorised Mr. Salisbury, sheriff's officer, of Blackburn , to make a seisms upon the whole as of the five occupiers of the farms far rent. Mr. Salisbury as accordingly went over so Prestos, and, usompealed by at seven bailiffs, proceeded to Lee to distress the farmers. at Possession sou taken of three of the farms direot b b o u at labourer an ift. alarm having been glue, the uric'', farm at rushed to the rescue from all points. The district as for miles was in a regular state of tumult A furious a t slavegle soomedisd. The farmers and their men beat, es kiokad, stoned, and knocked the bailiffs about in every IS direction. The latter held their own for some time, a but they failed to take the two remaining farms , and eventual they bad to relinquish their bold of the others. as Oise of the bailiffs was seised and carried through two as fields • the others were maltreated most mercilessly, and at the h ead of them (Mr. Salisbury) was terribly abused, and 81 to mend matters be user afterwards taken, with two of SI his 0111.4 to Ashton look-up on the charge of felony. The other bailiffs were dispersed, some of them were rolled ai in the dirt, and others had their clothes tore. g, The entire locality woe hs a thorough state of uproar II for hours. After the bailiffs had bees been beaten off, some goods which they had removed to a pleas is the die trial were re-seized by the native., and taken back. Selis bary and his two men who had been taken up remained in the polies cells instill 11 o'clock at night, and were g then brought before a dlatriet magistrate, and were ulti- I stately remanded sad let out, and proceeded to Preston. Sims then several write have been issued against the parties who abased the bailiffs, and mused the appreheosioa of thou referred to. MR SNOW-STORM IN SCOTLAND. (From the Scoentert) The snow which had ceased falling in Edinburgh LI oa Wednesday afternoon, again came oo early yesterday u morning, and eentistied falling for seine time. Althoogn 54 the wind was from the north and north-east, the snow- el storm seemed to be coming from the south, and since Moo- 81 day it had progressed over Badenoch, Strathspey, and SI Strathdeara, up to lawmen. The fall of snow has been L I very considerable on the high grounds, drifting in some i k to several feet, and necessitating along the of parts of the Highland Railway the nee of the snow- It plough, which, however, has worked moat admit- h; ably. The fall of snow was !light in Clsokmarman shire sad all aloe( the east coast is comparison with that Ifd farther up the country. AU the halos on the Railway were more or lees detained by the snow d ' although men were engaged in cutting the snow where it was too deep forth, operations of the plough. In some of the more exposed parte of the Highland Railway the drifts reached & depth of eighteen or twenty feet. A l iserrespondeat, who was travelling northwards on Wednes day, says that he saw a man, with • shovel over his shoulder, leading a horse lade, with hay. Upon inquiry, u he found that the man was conveying the hay to his farm in order to keep his cattle from starving. dl Both man and beset had experienced great difficulty in get- $1 Ling along the road, the guide being often compelled to cut . t , • path is the turnpike road for himself sad hia horse. Our ; ?,1 correspondent adds that should the storm which had come * on so unexpectedly be of long dandies, the swears of u cattle said smell farmers is the higher distriets would ti suffer much owing to the scarcity of fodder this spring. On h Wednesday a goods train, which had no snow-plough ll attached to it, fairly stuck en its way north, t and after fruitless attempts to push onwards, Al had at last to be dug out of the drift. The o snow fences, erected since the great snow-storm in t February, 1865, at the more exposed parts of the High- $ land Railway, have proved of great service this winter in breaking the force of the storm—preventing much of the 4 snow from drifting in upon the line. The parts where the , drifts were heaviest were at Blalr-Athole and Boat of I Insoh. Even with the powerful assistance of the snow- plough, several of the trains were brought to a standstill ; while the 12.40 s.m. train from Inverness stuck in t an immense drift about a mile from Dalwhienie station. i The train which left Perth at 1.50 arrived at Delwhinuia j station, but owing to the accident above oar- j raw], weld not go on. A lugs number of I workmen were despatched to assist in digging out the train ; and after working for two hours 1 the train was at last dra g ged to Dawhioeie etat'on. Both , the north and south trains bad bees delayed for three-cud- 1 a-half hours. An attempt was then made to proceed on : their journeys, but lath failed. The north train stuck in i the snow et the bill beyond Delutinnie, and the south train in the drift which had proved such a stumbling block to the north train a short time previous. Several ;mac- ; awful attempts were made by the official, of both teaks to proceed, and it was at last decided to allow them to roma° snowed up for the night. About nine p.m. the passengers prepared to leave the trains and stay over the inclement night in Dalwhionie. It was, however, anything but a pleasant or en way matter for the passen gers, unprepared as they were for such a journey, to walk through such a depth of snow to they did not know what inoonvenienoes. Indeed, many of the passengers preferred remaining in the carriages to plongiog headlong through five or six feet of snow ' • bat after some persuasion on the part of the o ffi cials, who behaved is the most courteous and obliging manner, those who remained behind to the comfort of the snowed-up carriages proceeded at last to pilot their way to the inn sa Del wbinnie. The whole of the passengers were lodged in Dalwhinnie ; during the night at the expense of the railway company. Yesterday morning great and successful efforts were made to extricate the tra in , from the snow, and they were at last eaahled to proceed at 10.11 and 10 a.m. respectively. The gre atest depth of snow was between Dalehinnie and Delnaspadle, and Delwhinnie and Struan. Our Frazerburgh correspondent says that the fall of snow in that district ban reached a depth of _ _ eight or ten inches, altiongtt the showers of the beginning of the week melted as soon u they fell. In the country places the drifts and 'retitle were three and four feet deep. At Dunbar the snow is lying sir inches deep. but in the country roads and along the hedges it has driftel to a depth of three and four feet. Oar Galsaiah or.- respondent sends a similar report. The John Bull is authorised to state that the Bishop of London has appoietel Fr da , ., 3iwoh 23, as a day of humiliation for the eatt'e pla4ne„ In oonsequenoe of a requisition, signed by three magistrates, a detachment of the 66th Regiment, quartered at Devonport, will leave the Plymouth railway station this morning for Tavistock._ The de• RA:l=mA consists of 150 Lisrts.—(Tffts DAY.) ors o'Ckoct. There is very little business in the railway market to-day, and the tone is rather dull. The pleas of the principal stocks, however, exhibit no change, compared with those current at 4 o'clock yesterday. 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N.., ..' - 111000 It* toodon d liver ''''''' iti 14 16 pm - %Noat 14 rib 10 31 POMO • WI ,Les. M. Naha! /mate. 411 1121 131 - MOB MO ;Landon and County lO Tel 78 78 ria Is ;London Joint Soak l6 48 49 - 15, 10 Loudon& South Alrioan all 161 161 -. i. 100 • , ~,.. ,t e. NV adorn ilai . N l 5 01410 - 1401:0 00 London o & Venezuela (L' 121 14 O)1.. MOOOlOO Lan. & Westminster MAO 100 bc. , ....hant 'lant:Lint.) l6 1 1 pen - 1,000 100 Do. New 54.000 60 Warrantee & exobantl 10 41 at Its •••• 17,1E4,100 Matzo. & Prow. Beak IL. 96 6 4 cp. COW HO I 410.11.1 n ri.ak 11.11a.1 - 1 0 , 11 1 1atioea1 et Anskalada 4 1 Ipm .... gatiat to i .....,0,,... 4 1, , , -rasr.. 19 0 Bpm - 10.000110 r lll.lte.d Ileglead. - - - 61000 10 uro. and and Me Idea 11 .. -. 40, 6I Valiat' Bank ... 17, 10 New South Walla all 45 47 48 61, 10 dow Leland (lAndad 1 5 &ikon ... MAO 16 North Western n 8 4T , A 00. 16 llirlental Bank Cortram. a 1 ish 64 - 10. 20 Ortent.Cora.B.LlateO.o 7' 1 IMa 24 -14 wow 20 Do, do. islet. P. 614 04dia ad -- 21,000 10 Do. do. latelr.C. 4 - - dls - 77,=1t 60 Provin.eankinl:rorp.ll 101 11 tidis - 10,000 100 Previa,. of inland -. 11 81 84 - ' 37. 3 0 t 10 Iletode.Plue..& ' 330 ` 1 r i 10 44 IV" - 12.600 10 Do. bused at 2pm 6 14 16dis - ' 15.400 II ionta Australia al' 84 06 - 17,061 100 dated. al 8.1. /Mao - 16 72 10 41. - • 10.400 101 Do. do. W. atOpm 19 8 0 dl. - 40,001 st Quito ot Australia all 62 66 - I KO.* IN ussoa al 'nasal (I.ii. se 6 6Ad - 1 67,000 IS Mika al Landes I I DUOS& 1 I No. !ski DOOlB. I tilleL prime. ll Wake. - L arrey ik .13.:r. INA awl WINN 'MIL . 1% 10 chasestfloatame Wel, wri,ll RL fauton&Rt.Ratlurin 1.061.563 100 Do. DOl5. Bt. 4p. oat let= 44.. loatlismpleai NT Ilt. Ousumunial - 110 US 71 7; 87 00 /Wilmot. War NA per ali.Jim..lo lks. Swot at ha. a1i r .. 111;. " De. de. UMW De.at 111DM I D0.6p.a.19.&04.1200 0t5.M•v.1.404 v.ai. 1119, ao, abartifia Spa 1 .7 1 1878 Do. De. Ur De. ISM aMl.Ow.e pa mit .. wDrams. Ong. I ad. . New loath Wiles Oov.. gy p. cant, lern Se we Do.. p. a. 111.1 to lAN Dar SWAY II we eiek. Do. • per *eat DINS kolas •p. a.l6ri Gov. p. at. AssirT. ll l.G• p. a., 11Th 111a.ear.Sp.e./aniaaly 4.. Sike..lllsdlbos. DEBINIVIti • kbaa.4p.o.llm.&isp. 1 G.Ntho.,4p.o.Jan.&Jaly 1 6.1141m.—W.M.-01.,44 01.. & Lbac.&Yk.49.e.Jaa*Jll Neigh.p.o..has&Jll Do. N I p.o.Jaa&Jalp L&S.W.,&xeisa&Julp NildfaxidAp.o.Jea.&l N. BMWs, LP. & D. l ay , • p.K, lob. & N.N045..4p.a.1•&/06d1 $7 M NI 90 97 81 es 79 II 101 194 101 111 IN 199 101 IN 91 es 192 104 111 106 101 104 10111 1191 11111 196 WI 106 106 101 94 99 INI 14 p' MI St 88 98 100 08 180 19G UT 101 1011 90 .16 zAi 96 96 • A Miial The remittance freak Beata Maria would have been larger bat for a araraity of bills of exchange. . . The mail from Guayaquil bas brought a remit tance of 1,4881. 18e. 3d. on account of the dividends on, the Debt of Ecuador. With reference to the Venezuela Mx per Cent. Loan of 1884, the General Credit and Finance Company of London (Limited) are in receipt of ad vice from their agents, Messrs. H. L. Boulton and Co. dated La Guaira, 9th February, of duties col lected (and remitted) on account of the above loan as follows :—Per statement No. 77, from Porto Cabello, 18,917 dole. 94e. ; per statement 78, from Porto Cabello, 7,227 dole. Mc. ; per statement 64, from Ls Guam, 15,802 dole. 62c. ; per statement 65, from La Guaira, 6,819 dolt. 14c. Total, 48,767 dola. 24c. The Imperial Ottoman Bank have received ad 'toes from their Bucharest agents of the usual monthly payment by the government (since the recent events in the Principalities) of 5,3001. on account of interest, and 1,400/. on account of sink ing fond, of the Danubian Loan of 1864. This notification, under the circumstances, will be re ceived with satisfaction by the bondholders. Telegrams from St. Petersburg mention that the price at which the new Russian 5 per cent. loan is to be sold to the public is 105, being a consider able advance upon the pries of the last loan. A small amount of gold-4,oool.—was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for export, being appa rently an exceptional operation. The steamer La Plata, from the West Indies, has brought 225,0001. in specie. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were quoted about the same as on Tuesday, but the in quiries for bills indicated more demand for the means of remituince to the continent. The rates were as follows : Tan CAMBRIDGE HNION.—The subject for debate at the Union ors Tuesday night, was, "That in the epithets of this bola the generous Oder of Mr. Thompson to easy an American lectureship in this university is deserving of its approbation." This wae mead by Mr. Mather, Trinity Cel bac and opposed by Mr. Tipping, also of Trinity. After a good debate in a vary full mooting, cre the motion of Lard Fite-Maurice the debater's adjourned till Wednesday eves ing at 7, when the able lord re-opened the debate. The principal speakers for the motion were the opener, Mr. Rim, and Mr. Rum; against it, Mr. Vine's'. Upon • din iolon bete( taken the motion was carried by a majority of 100 to 60. The subject for next Tuesday Is the propriety of adopting Olty's proposal foe anedneatioal Dentition. Tel CATTLE PLAGUE ON THE DIME OF DEVON. , euthe'a ESTATL—The rinderpest has made its app-anumo at Hattingtoe, near Bextea, on the estate of the Duke at Devonshire, Mrs. Clarke, landlady of the Boll's Head Ins, having bad sine cows shot, owing to the disease attack. hog her herd. Cattle on other farms en the same Make have become suddenly infeasol and the groateat sheen prevails is the neighbourhood la ooesegageos. The disease has ban at the tiraffoidehire side of the district for moo weeks past, and the contagion in generally believed to have been conveyed by dogs being 'ironed to rani shunt. In other parte of Derbyshire, both north ad south. the molar matinees it. ravages, Sotton-on-therHill, Frith, New Mills, and other districts 60 , 44 become infected.—Derbyshire Courier. CHAILLOTTZ WINBOR. —The governor of the county gaol (Mr. Rose) ban received a farther respite of this no torious entprit to May 14. She has been cautioned *pima entertaining any hope that her life will be spared in the east of the sent decision of the Court of Error being ad vent, to her. Oa bearing of the farther respito she a. premed indignation at the "law's delay."— W..ri.ra Tissue. RAILWAY!! AND THE LABOURING CLAWEs. —Mr. T. Hughes, the member for Lambeth,. te about to move series of sew standing orders, under which, should they be sanctioned t y the house, weekly . anent' or lodgers—all of whom are to be deemed as beloogrog to the labrinrin ; clews, will be entitled to enmpeneatioo under the Leeds Claw Camolidation Act. Where twenty of them are displaoselloy the construction of a railway, the railway company .ball be required to build them, on a site and ins manner to be ap. proved of by the Chief Commissioner of Wake, dwellhept provided with all sanitary appliances. The poems dos , plead will have the option of taking such tenement' at the compay's rents, or of having their claim suldnitted to legal assesamoot. The bop. member appears wave abate . dared his crude notions with meant to the sates st Mamas to which we referred last week. —Rolla. Newt TRAFEIC RECEIPTS. -- The . traffic+ receipts a endways is the United Kingdo onstel for the west ending the 24th of Febrary, cm 12,329 miles, to C1n,070/.„ and for the corresponding week of last year, en 11,897 miles, to 281.452/., showing en literate of 432 ale" and et 53,6181. The gross receipts at the following 14 railways I amounted, is the aggregate, on 8,830 miles, to 517.239/.. and for the corresponding week of 1865,a 8,489 mi leo, t 0474.3461., showing an increase of 341 wiles, and an increase of 42,9131'. The increase on the Caleanian amnent.d to 2,5711. ; a the Great Eastern to 2,154 1 . ; on the Gnat Northern I. 1,2241. ; on the Great Southern sod Western to 5301. ' • as the Great Western to 3,0471. ; a the Lancashire ad ' Yorkshire to 5,077 1 . • oe the London and North Wasters to 6.9341. • on the London and Brighton to 2,2514 t on the LoOden and South Western to 2,6521- ; on the ! Manchester Sheffield, and Lincolnshire , t o 2 4361.4 en the Midland to 3,3491. • the North Britia Ito 1,268/. •on the North Eistern 7.3031. ;on OM . South Ea ters to 2,4921. ; total, 42,9134 The verde • and mineral traffic a those lines amounted to 321,4874 and for the corresponding week of 1863 to 361,1.13/., show ing an increase of 9/13541. The receipts for morseegers e ' parcels, de, onmented to 195,7721., against 173,2141.. suave hug an beam." of 21,7111. The trade receipts on 52 other lines amouoted. on 3,499 miles, to 100.8111.. add fa the arrearondieg week of Iset year. on 3,4014 T.:":1•5, 90,1061 , sharing an increase of 89 mike ant of 10,705/. la the receipts. The total reneipts of the pat week show • leaease of 4.5341. an eninpaved with those of the wee& leg week, ending the 17th February. Ten Concise Mims' Durum —Pistiorrs, XARCE 2.—A trade union society, formed among the Dean and Cornwall miners, is the Takao& Red Liskeard tricts, have 'randy adopted a resolution that 'impetus . a b o ut the prices paid for muting work shall be decided by ecrenutitteee of arisen. In opposition to this arrangement ; the minim; managers of the dark's have given notice that at the next taking on of work the miners beloegisg to this society shall be Yawed employment. The Keay promises to guarantee twelve shillings. Te-morrow thin •, diecharint of miners Is likely to be ear ied oat by some Of 1 the mines in the neighbourhood of Taistock. if the THE HEAD CENTRES!! OF THE ilarilLX SISTERHOOD. men om ti ene re f, se leave the so ,, i . ty.. —The Chicago Republican say. that Miss Ellen O'Mabooo7 , The Tartstock magistrates have taken alarm lest rioting bead centre's of the Fenian Sisterhood, is not, as is gess- should ensue, and have .were in 200 special eatable", esti rally supposed, the wife, daughter, or sister of the Molt obtained 110 constables from the counties eciestaboluye chief, Jobe O'llaboney. For mangles's she was prtoap d and applied to the military alter titles here to-eight for of the High School at Quincy and added to her reputation assistaace. Colonel Mann, the tows major, _has been an. as a teacher by her essay. amid other predating , ' preaseted ranging that large minter; fortes shall be held in medium to the Teachers' State Cooventioa In 1863 she ant to overn i g ht to proceed t e , Teeteteeit by the 10.30 train he. Chicago, and was made on Parent of the Kinzie School. marrow if ereo t o d., Meet i ngs of miners him bees him. NEw ItIETRoTOLITAN R atSo many of tbe tomighi at Tavistock, where their le ,den have been On , bills have been withdrawn th the few which remain eau nes ly nrgleg them to be ray 'metal that no preteens be this session easily be distorted of by a single committee.— given to-morrow from their coodat to justify such preplan , Herapeth. tions.—lteeler's rchrgrana. - Amsterdam, 3 months, 19.2 to j ; ditto. 3 dais. 11.18 to ; Rottordam, 3 smooths, 12.2 to 1 ; Antosrp. 3 mouths, I 25.50 to 65 ; Hamburg, ms. banoo, 3 months, 13.91 to 104 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.23 to 274; ditto, S months. rto to 56 ; Frankfort-on.thmMeino. 3 months, 121 to ; Petersburg , rouble, 3 months, 294 to 3 ; Vienna, elf. do.. 3 months, 10.574 to 60; Trierte, ditto, 3 m0nth5,10.574 to 00; Madrid, 3 months, 464 to 3; I %di', 3 months, 47 to Leghorn, 3 mouths, 25.624 to 674 : °epos, 3 months, 25.624 to 674 ; Milan 3 months, 25.624 to 671 : Naples. 3 months , 25.64 to 674: Palermo, 3 months. 25.624 to 674: Messina, 3 swaths, 25.624 to 674 ;Lisbon, 90 days, 514 to I ; Oporto, 1,0 days, 514 to 4. The rates of discount now current in the various continental cities are as follows:—Paris, Hamburg, and Brussels,y 31 per cent.; Turin and Amsterdam, 51; Berlin and Vienna, 5 ; Frankfort, 4; and St. Petersburg, 6 per cent. All over the continent the rates are below those current here. Mr. Alderman Luek, M.P., Mr. H. Fawcett, M. P., and Colonel George Crnikshank have become trustees to the Suburban Village and General Dwellings Company (Limited). The shares of the Imperial Land Company of Marseilles were quoted yesterday 3to n prem. It is aononnoed that the lists of applications for shares will be closed on Wednesday next, the ith inst., at 4 o'clock, for London, and on Thursday, the Bth inst., at 12 o'clock, for the country. FILTDAT Evismra. Consols, which closed yesterday at 87 to 4 for the Bth inst., opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price was 861 to 87. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 861, 7, 4 ; ditto, for account, 871, 7; Three per Cents. Reduced, 85/, 4,4, ex div. ; New Three par Gents., 854, 4,1, ex div. ; Bank Stock, 250, 248; India Stock, 208, 11 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1021, 1, ; ditto Four per Cent., 951 ; ditto Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 10If, 4, 21; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 108; ditto Four per Cent. Bonds, 15s. prem. The government broker bought to-day 15,0001. Three per Cents. Reduced for the Sinking Fund. Indian Government Securities were in fair de mand. Exchequer Bills remain at 6s. to 2s. die. The foreign stock market was dull to-day, and the variations were chiefly unfavourable. Peruvian bonds of 1865 declined 1 per cent. ; Mexican and Russian of 1822 and 1862, 1 ; New Grenadian (ex all), ; and Italian of 1861, Turkish of 1865, and Brazilian Scrip, 4. Egyptian scrip was also dulL On the other hand, Greek and New Grenadian Two per Cents. rose 4; Egyptian of 1864, t ; Spanish Passive and Certificates, 4. Turkish Bonded 1858 were firm. The scrip of the New Chilian Loan was last quoted 34 to 4 prem. At 3 prem., the average du ration of the loan being 18 months, the return, iocludirg repayment, is 10 per cent. per annum. The letters of allotment are to be issued, possible, on Monday, and in any case not later than Tuesday. The total applications for this loan of 450,0001. I have reached three and a half millions. Oys o'Ckaan. LIVZRPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) 1111,10/11110 1.15 131710INATIONAL "WU ',sou ova Cant amaamoureee The market steady. Balm probably about rOOO balm. TALLOW ktARKIT.-(THIS DAY.) COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) .. E,3,154 Artlcholroe, p. doz.. 44 to a Asoeragns per bundk. Ss lola beans, Illdney, p 102, Ss to Ii Beet, per dot.. is to is Broccoli, p. bond* Is to Ye Brus Sprouts, p. sieve,la to Ss Usbbegee, perdoa., Is loft Carrots, per bomb. ad to U Caulidoiters. p. doz., 2a to Celery, per Wale, b to 24 dd Cucumbers. each, Is to Se Endive, per score, Is to Is Garlic and Shallots, per lb.. 2e Herbs, per bunch. 11.1 Elorseredish,p. band. bed to 4. Leeks, per bunch, id Lettuces, per doz.. U to 111 (id Mushrooms, p0p0tt.,1061104441 In the veining market to-day lbws is seer. dente demand for Chieerton Moor, Great North Luray, and Best Caradoji shares. Some of the present quotations are u follows : Great Vor , 291 to 30 ; Chiverton Moor, 6f to 7} ; Great North Lucy, Si to f ; East Car adon, 7f is 8 ; Tremean ' 6to 7 ; South Condwrow, 37a. 4d. to 408. • East Grenville, 8} to ; and Bait Lovell, 10fr to 1. fhe subjoined weekly report upon the metal market is from the drubs of 181ceara von Dadelszea and North : The full is some lied of Metals has indeoed &imamate . sad seewaten to buy meet freely, but es the whole that. an absents of agimatton. With an easier moue, market sad serener politica we might anticipate a livelier trade. Lms.—Theallibeed foe Week hers sad milt is not quite as rood. =tinier an walilig makes ef l° nud oTele s hbri di i 6 4 1 8 4 CC. are obtaie.. ablelmaiw prime entreat 14 days sea Beat sakes ow au. ' Bootee pig area reek* dunned from the late ex. cidwasat, sad touched 725., bat the market has duos re movered, and to.d.y'a quotations ere 75m, melt Copper.— Thom is so change to report is **plies at Baldish copper. . and the same remarks apply to foteigge. Operators ere waiting for the next sews from Chili, which is hourly em pected. Tie.—The market has bees very dull, but a mem siderable amount of besieges has be.. doom Straits, from M. to 854, sad ems at Mk 10a. Bases, 871. The Dutch market is dull. at 53E, seller,. Esglish tin Is obtainable 51. below usellism' quotations. Tin Plates. — Charcoal fall ap ; make is his detosold. LOlll is teading is buyers' favour. Speiser has held its paritios, although bet ; little business has beim doom We quote spot here and is • outporte 241. sa. ; forward delivery, 241. 10s.; special • breads, iSs. elan. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ' The market is steely.. Priem I'M gaoled as follow : Town tallow. 475. 6d. net each ; Petersburg Y.C.. on taw spot, 495. ; March, 48s. 9d. to 495. ; April to Joao, 495. 6d. ; October to December, 51s. 3d. to els. ed. M~sneAesaotrs.—Town tallow, 50s. Od. ; rat ditto, 2s. ; Follow Bamda, 50s.' 3d. ; melted 375. 6d. ; rougb ditto, 21s. ; moms, Od. ; amp, 61. SMITHFIELD HAY MAILILICT.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles Jame E4lllOll reports trade slow at lost day% prim. Prime clover, from 126.. to 13k. W. ; inferior. 110.. to 13k. ; pis* ossood oat. 90s. to 112 s. ; rhos bay, 1001. to 110 s.; leering, 90s. to 965.; Also, 365. to at. Owing to the 00CUT*110111 of winterly weather, supplimi have become somewhat reduced, and the foreign trade orie nected with the market has also been to some extent inter fered with. Hothouse grapes are sow very scarce. A few forged strawberries °retinue to make their appearsoce. Dessert peers • Baum. Beni" Ne Plus and Easter Ben . the latter being chiefly Freneh, end good quality. Apples are congaed to nonce/ell. Peale'. Pippin, and Blenheim Orange. Priers of Euglieh form& vegetable., such as asparagus, French brans. aid frame potatoes, have not altered sines our last report. Mims chiefly consist of deutais. orchids, heaths, Ch:asse pri mula., camellias, forced b ulbs, sad roes. INUIT. Apples., per la , don, Ss to la Or-pes, per lb., Ws to lea Lemons, per 100. es to IN Melons, sack es. to Os Nuts, cob per IOON iros Filberts, per lb., tie to le VISIEL Union, per 100. 4s to 100 Perm kitchen, p. dos . uto dissert do., Y. tc Its Plus wk., per I In. t , to 145 Walnuts, per bush., la. to Ma Chesuals, per bush.. Ss to Ns 'ABLJA. llostard and Press. P °Woos, p. bask, as W " Idaho& p. ekL. sd Parsley, per e dere. 2 t to $1 Parsnips, per dos., ls to 2s Potatoes, York Regents, pep toe, 16a to Pros Rocks. do., 66s to tds „ rakes, 1001 to Ire do. Rldims, IM W 13t por • " cwt. Radishes, p. 12 bun.. G t'. Is Rhubarb. per baud!,', tad to la Savoys, per doz., la to is Mu Rale, per punnet, 2, to Ila Ciptit;ol, per bosh. 30 to Is Turnips. per bunch. ad to 64 IOPT 1110 100 160 1100 1100 I IR 100 10 I it. lo R. 00 pl 610,010 St SIB.::1 IL ilk IL. lAMB IL MAD 180.7110 B BC t. skis ...... I L L M. •••• 01. IFfe. lIL i :i), 16 Lado.llsozkows KW 6 Nl. i gushBy.ol 16 Auseranan S Lagrahasittrki.: 10 TeallsfataiL 10 Waterworks (L) 100 Vaashaa (L) 6 :so bay Gas (I.lmlSl II Pa. and La 6 Do. New 60 Belaith Anoes& Lied 114. 3 W 17i 311 ii - 11 - it LI? le 1?. -110 1 A b_ li; 23 27 TY 80 et I. YatTeL aka Tao (U)., , €.,.--.4a...i.,--L,;(—,...)- Id i Tabl (Ceylon Company Mite A emu- .. latexLonnonit.Pro.O. Milan lava (L ay of Kamm Om (4 1 City Masa (W IL) •• • • Oamiimmialllnkm(lnit; Can. of Africantlie.(4) aomolidatod (L) 1 oougunatai UmuastL., OeeirsotOerpnestina(L ,Cop.l4.ltz4.,Preinip.e. loac.er 4M, ut ragi 1 New MOO •600 50.000 Do. of M.urilius (Lil • • Palace l e rksfereno• _ L Do. •p. 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P • 10 844 e ei +4le iFe l x tit , . &ill 16 it .61, 1 . 101 114 M+ $2l $ ii ilpo 7 2 ! 0 46 fi 75 11 1i Irrq K 9 01 4 1 27 19 id 74 11 id I lk 12 44181 Pal 110 M au i Itt In 18 11 • 4 Mal 4 8 dial 19 11 69 M id, 1 i I . l ' 1 IMs 14 61om • 1 dia Wet Ma par ; tilt 1 Oialsl ld s trail 10 It 8 10 4 1 dls i 1101 la 11 PREFE'RENCH SHARES. North British 5 per cent., No 1, 103. North Eastera 41 per mot., redeem., 96, id. North Eastern, York, H. and S. Parch., 101, ad ditional die. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and San Francisco (Limited), par. 7 pm cent., 151. Belgian Buten! Junction, 2 to;. Dutch Rbon'sh (161. paid), M. Great Luxembourg, 161 to 4. Namur and Lisp pa. 6 per cent. by the Belgian go vernment, I9f. Ottoman (Smyrna to Malin). 8 1. 4. Sambre and Menne, 81, f, a. Sambre and Ileum bi per cent. pref., 91. South Austrian and Inmbardo.Yenetian, 16. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKET& Lc% introOL. Maim 2. —Salsa to-day : Great Eastern., 391 - Great Western, 60—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 119e—London and North Western, 1224 4—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln. 644 —Metropolitan, IM—South Eastern. 764—Baffalo and Lake Baron, 64 4 7-16 4 1 —Orand Trunk of Canada, 36 5 f 5 le 4 e 4 a 44 4 Eris 4114—CoitedMtateMf..10 Bonds, 704 s—Alifnuee Bank, 4 215-16 v.—Eastern Itchange Bank (Limited), i cl —Albtou Marina. 1)12-16 d.—British and Foreign. 24 p.—Ltverpool and London and Globe. 84 p.—Mereantlle Marine, 11-16 d.—Leeds and Liverpool Canal, 455—Liverpool Ischange Company, 26 4 — National Ste. ra Company, 7-16 4 d. HULIHROHAX, MARCH t—The transactions Meday were in Midland Financial shares, at 4 dig.: Railway Carriage flAmited) Oldbury, at 2i, pm., buyers; and Patent Nut and Boit (Limited), at 2 ,Int. cum div. Amongst the closing prices were Wellington and Severn Junction Railway shares, at 101. sellers; Great Western, West Midland. Oxford Second Guaranteed Six pie Gents., al ilf., sellers : Warwick and Birmingham Canals. at 494, sellers; Warwick and Napton Canals, at 174, buyers : 1311 , 'gingham Joint Stock Banks, at 37 to 871: and Credit Fonder and Moldlier of England, at 34 pm., buyers. Duna, MARCH L —Three per ,Cent Minds, an—New Three per Cent. Steak WI 964—Ditto, foe account, Sth March , 86 fai— -1 Tank of Ireland (lea paid), 2224—National Bank (VOL paid), 1814 i—Provimial Bank 1 1 L Fad). 521—fit Southern and Wm i tarn Mat paid), 86.—Ilidkand Great Western and El. Canal 1 (1004aitli„ 09 -Greg loathers and Western, 4 per ant par , petits p ! (all paid), MI. TRAM() RAMAN& miles PM. Ito. T. Lawn. open. sewers. eitelokke. ISM u Week isellag Yob. 11 s L & Undoes, nary. 101 491 1,0.6 Weil oradiati lob. is. Osisdoeiss an 0.21/ 19.611 KM !BITS MONEY MAREBT.-4TH113 DAY.) 0311 010/041i; The amount of business in stocks and shares is very small to-day, and the tendency of prices, on the whole, is unfavourable. The funds continue to exhibit chief depression, and have further re ceded per cent. Amongst the foreign bonds, there is a demand for Greek, which have im proved. Railway securities and financial shares are inactive, and those of the discount companies fiat. Joint Stock Discount have been dealt in at 21. 101. per share, or 71. 10s. discount. Grand Trunk of Canada stock has again advanced. The bills due to-morrow, the 4th of the month, having to be met to-day, the demand for money is strong, and the lowest rate is seven per cent. In the Stock Exchange, however, the supply of capital has somewhat increased, and the charge for short loans is rather lower, at 6 to 6} per cent. Consols are now quoted 861 to 1 for money, and 861 to 87 for the account (March 8). In the foreign stock market the principal feature is a rather strong demand for Greek bonds, which show a fresh rise of per cent. Spanish Passive and Mexican have also improved 1. The transactions are limited. The quota tions are as follows :—Greek, 151 to ; Mexican, 221 to 3 ; Spanish Passive, 271 ; ditto Certificates, 161 to 1 ; Turkish, 1865, 38 to 1 ; Brazilian scrip, to 21 preen. LEgyptian scrip, to prem. ; and Italian, 1861, 601 to 1. American securities are steady. 5-20 Bonds are now quoted 701 to ; Erie Railway shares, 541 to 551 ; and Illinois Central, 781 to 1. International Financial shares are now quoted to prem. ; General Credit, ljr prem. ; London Financial, 2} to 2 din. ; Imperial Mer cantile, to 1 pram.; Credit Fonder, to prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 4 to prem. ; and Joint Stock Discount, 7} to 'I die. The shares of the Imperial Land Company of Marseilles are quoted 3 to n prem. Two o'Ciocx. Consols are quoted 881 to 87 for money, and 861 to 87 for the account, being about the same as at 1 o'clock. The following, with referenoeto the New Granada Debt, was posted yesterday in the Stock Exchange : Mews. Baring Bros. sod Co. have resolved by this mail oa account of New Granada dividends the following remit tances : From the Custom limas of Santa Marta B (which includes 1,2441. from Rio Masts) 2,300 From Babsoilla From Cartagena 891i_11 144 sd 1.16 1.4 al it 1191 id IS 66 96+ 11111 i Da lei X xd ls 4 Me } zd Po Ti id IA T id 86i id iS (id Tlle k I'9k 144 * an lit 7 I liii no 'los Ins 110 SIN, DA 7J ran . ot &dee r aia natio Ram 4 14 4 olualsa of pa Mos. ° OW H. InMA 1 I car Askew th th e detia. Mgt is no lob. editor d .h it, a mpload Ate d , A bd. ot L 24 att.:l ida ad, ;ht sotto 100 1114 till 29i 77 II 16 11 1 1 1 I 17 19 1001 100 iON - 4ioo .. .. 4 - 4 - 6,6,1..1 41001..1 ___ ;~i:: rrt - N N N N N lik N N •4 91 H le 19? 100 94 96 '.me