The Express. — London, England, 1868-03-26 00:00:00

SECOND EDITION. p - 1113141 C MEETINGS. -(THIS DAY.) THE CITY OFFICER COMPANY. This day a general meeting of proprietors was bell at the company's premises Palmerston - buildings. 4 ,lTh- o ml-street, Mr. Waisnrn, H P., in the chair. thisa with the eoninlation Of the imehindsireet property the bundingi the company wo e finished, and that there only remained at the end of ibevrar a balance of about 12,500 L to discharge al; liability to the contrictors, which has since been reduced to 10,0001. Th e directors had hoped to have been able to announce a e.e..ilerabie augmentation in the rentals. In this they bid been disappointed ;the demand for aloes being very I waited. in consequence of the continued stagnation in c ommercial enterprise. That such was the case might at are be seen from the large number of eligible offices, in a it i „,,,s of the City, that are at present unoccupied. It wee at tf, e some time satisfactory to be able to report an in. crevie since the date of the last meeting to the extent of a'.. the gross receipts now amounting to 31,1001. The CHAIKMAN, in moving the report for adoption, re mif..ed that there was a slight increase in the rental wlff,:i be hoped would be still further increased when thf r offices became known. Those which had been erected in Lombard-street were -some of the finest in Lon ion. There was no foundation for the idea that they bid suffered large losses, but it would be some time before they could make large dividends. He hoped they would b e ble 1..) give some dividend is a short time. Their in eiei.e was not what it ought to be become their offices were sot all let, and there was not that demand for them which they expected. When there was a return of confidence no doubt they would let more speedily end at larger yenta. tie did not mean to deny that there had not been some miscalculation but not to a greater extent than other companies had made. There bad been no lies of capital. They raised money to complete the build ings, and when that money was called in they had of co urse to borrow to pay it back ; but the money was in vedcd, and he bad no doubt it would in time return a goo.l percentage. The capital account would be closed at the soonest possible moment, and no addition would be made to it. They would pay all future claims out of te eenue, and something would remain for dividend. It 133 l been said that they built palaces and not office-build ic,s. He did not think they sacrificed utility to oma- Di ...a. although it was quite tree they erected very spiendid buildings. It was impondble that the offices could n ...in always unlet. The City of London was not so fallen tad such offices as they built would be thrown on their b•as ?;r.. Alderman DAKIN, in seconding the motion, said it ou'v required time and patience to see the large sum of mon, they expended bear its fruit in the shape of givi det..i. They hoped to derive a rental of 70,0001. At pt.-ient their rental was only 31,000/. When it reached thing under 40,0001. they would have enough to meet .• I kliilities in interest, grounerents, &a., and scything e n: :lett would be given to the shareholders in the shape of dividend. It would be very false economy if, after pay i.:.: :lice OVUM for property, they erected upon it mean and in ...mahout, buildings. (Hear, hear.) ESTER)" said that if the expenses and liabilities were and the expected rental at the present low esti :, t. ii:.,1100/. it would leave 24,000(. for dividend, •;.i.i. would be a very good one on a capital of 400,0001. (II• hear.) moved an amendment based on the rug •;•.r in that the Lombard-street property should be put up in June next at the reserved price of 90000/., and th liability of the shareholders be reduced from 50!. a.. per :hare. If the meeting acted on his suggestion i: save the company 10,0001. a year. He complained t , • f.j, directors had naked for proxies to override the eNpreseed in the meeting. (Hear, hear.) )!.. criticised the management of the direc- . . •C oi • complained of the remuneration to the direc t., They took 1,7501. a year, which wu too much for a t, app lena paying company. Mt r 3 very long discussion the amendment for the sale 1,101:ad-street property wee rejected, and the direr. t.... o port adopted by a large majority. r-utine business concluded the proceedings. id:LBI AND LONDON BANK (IJNITID). hw fourth ordinary general meeting of the share ', • ',:o w.u, held at noon, at the offloes, 76, King William t,AlAjoi.(;enerad A. CUNNINGHAM in the chair. . Tu.. following report and balancembeot were presented: "'1 h accounts for the year ending 31st Deoember, ". herewith submitted, show, after payment of interest ..re. et and deposit accounts, and all other charges, . nof 2 - ,.410‘. Ire. 11d. Deduoting from this amount , . •.::“ of 13,651 f. 10a. Id.. the easel lam incurred the year, as mentioned at the general meeting september last, there remains a balance of •. :a. Md. This sum the directors propose to carry for the purpose of providing for an anticipated !.‘•• l'ommercial depression, inaction, and distrust, oom. with a superabundance of unemployed capital, have fihvl throughout the year, and nossesearily had , nfavourable influence on banldag opera. _ teem. The unusually low rates of exchange, and deumud for bills during the past half-year, have ..,,ierAly limited our range of operations in that tlea .rtmeet, but the business done has been of a safe 1...-o.ter. The shareholders were informed at the meeting, held in September, that Mr. l'tny w.ei about to proceed to In dia, to examine IL. of affairs at each branch. He arrived at Ikeel,y on October, and after making himself as. ,e.euteal with the business and position of that branch, i.t.e.eded rig Jubbulpore and Allahabad to Calcutta, • date of last mail in still remained. At Jabbed. e 1,0 totted the field for remunerative operations too to justify any well-grounded expectation of tide bqsitresa, and at Allahabad the competition of other Lurks led to the same conclusion. Both these :.che. have consequently been closed, in aocerdance ▪ ovdruetions given by the directon; the accounts of 1,.. • „ - err branch have been transferred to Bombay, and Jf the latter t o Delhi. The Lahore branch, which ✓ opened last year, continue. to favourably. •I; dance-sheet for Dn. 31, 1 .—Dr. :To paid-up .1•441. •;3Z,63 - 4. ; to serve fund, 15,0001.; to amount . . - - un customers' balances, deposits . and clamant notes, tsY. Pls. 9d. • the amount of ezobaage accounts, ,•• ha„tc., ' 453, 8U91. 2d.; to amount on swept for branches, 144,9311. 13s. Id. ; to profit .•,1 loss, 7,18 W. 75. 10d.• total, 1,203031. 12a. 10d. ' . . By cssli in hand and on Gall at head offlos and .1 ,- bee, 137,759/. 19s. 4/1. ; by government securities, • 13s. 4,1. ; by discounts, loans and credits, 375,5591. • ; by other securities, including bullion, bills pur -7,79,404/. 18s. 4d. ; by_ freehold premises in 1.. ;hi. C r lc u tt n , Lucknow, and Allahnbad, 28,9921. 4s. 4,1. / 1,203,008/. 12s. 10d. l'r••nt and lam statement.—Dr.: To total co o- •••• at head offies and branches, including rent, taxes, . I :,:971. 10a. Bd.; to interest paid on deposits and cur ,. ~ e counta, 7,7641. 17s. Bd.; to bad and doubtful mitten off, 18,8611. 10a. ld.; to balance carried `..rir.thl. 7,1891. 75. 10d.—Total, 46,0031. Bs. 3d. Cr.: By balance brought forward, 14,8094. 2s. Bd.; by gross prohta °dice and branches, 31,1941. 34. 7d.—Total, 1 , .. , 013 , . fn. :Q." The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report ....counts, entered into an explanation of the lows teivrred to in the report. The lees alluded to at the ner..l meeting in September last was inourred thieugh the inability of a firm of high mei'. "utile standing to meet their engagements. The hoard had thought it prudent to accept is. 6d. 1:1 the pound on the balance due, rather than wait for an it.lebnite period, and then perhaps obtain law. The , tllor loos arose from causes which had been already Apliiined, connected with advances to • Haltom , , rld a reserve was made to meet that :he operations of the first half of the last year were stif miens to pey a dividend of 9 per oent. on the paid-up capital, while those of the second half would yield nearly ' per cent. The working expenses bad been reduced, and be was happy to state that with the exception of • small at the bead of in London no loss had been incurred during the last six months. Dr. Bearrli seconded the motion. In reply to questions, the CHAIRMAN stated that the wtd hiss arising from the advances to the Begun, made thlough a person who professed to be her agent, but had n declared by the courts not to have filled that dia. I,c ter. was about 20,000 i.• also that the general manager, was to remain for the present in Inas, for the of placing the branches and the affairs of the bank Aenetally on an improved footing. The report was adopted, and the proosedinip terminated manner. or LONDO/e8 Cori rre.twriows. —Yeeter -4,) fternoon the Bishop of London held soonfirmation at kAita College, Strand. His lordahip, who was 'mom- Nom' by the Rev. W. F. Erskine Kuala, M.A., intim of Trinity Church, Twickenham, arrived at 2 o'clock Ad was received by the Rev. Canon Jell, the principal of ;be college, the Rev. Prebendary Plunnertitroicoor of y. the Rev. Henry White, censor, the Rev. Canon kolka.on, the Rev. 0. F. Maclean, 8.D., heed master of ta c ,bool, the Revs. Mews. Twentyman, Jackson, Lou dal.. Heywood, M'Canl, Cockayne, Adolphus, Kett, et 1114: .4bam, and other professors and meters. The candidates having been ranged before the bishop in the College chapel, his lordship addressed them on the natur e of the rite of collimation and the great respon sibilicien it inv olved . He then admitted them by the Imposition o f hands, On Tuesday next him lordship will ltvid a confirmation at Bt. James's, Westminster, where c,nli.Ltee from St. Martin'ain• th e-Aelds, St. Mary-le- Strand. St. Clement's Danes, and oonliguous parishes, will he presented. The following are the bishop a tubes , (Nett engagements:—May 6, St. GeorgeNt i ,_ Hanover- Nacre May 10, St Anw' Holborn ; May 13, fit 111 = 1 : 0 May 20, ; Jane 15, St. J ll o.lCe . i, P • ni June 22, FOlllllll ; June 29, St. Mary Abbott's, ensangton • July 6, ftt. Luke's, Chelsea; ' 41 7 8, Sunbury ; July 15, ' Beling_ 19 . 84' Man's, „ . _,___ W eeington B etts ; july 22, Midas , Jul , 27 " — "wun7 ; August 3, Great gtestmore. LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bofors Yr. Offer Winslow.) IN as II UT AMU Oliii.DOCL The bankrupt was described as late of the IP Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, now ensign in the Regiment- The debts are 8,4461. ;• property hold as mote My, 3501. The debts are principally for messy lent ; there are three of above 1000 t. each—due to Wesbend money lenders. This was the eitfing for examination and discharge. _ _ Ur. Stokes &mumd tt2e mimes ; Mr. .*night op. pollen for W. Ciftisher, a creditor tor 1, luw. ; Kr. bydney represented other creditors ; Mr. R. Reed appeared for the bankrupt. The bankrupt, in examination, slated that he began to get into difficulties when he returned from India, in March, 1866. Boon after he began to borrow money en bills. All his debts had bean contracted since. He had given several acceptances on blank paper, with no dates on them. Yr. Mud said that oat of the debts of 8,00 W., the bankrupt bad only received consideration for shoat I,oooi. A bill for 5501., daMd in March, 1666, was oa a stamp which wu not Welled till 1867. The caw was ultiuutaly adjourned for sash, goods, and deficiency aurounta The next sitting was fixed far the hith of May. POLICE COURTS.-(THIS DAY.) BOW43TRKET. WETIMBIVI BOBBIRT OT TOBACCO. Two van-menWMied William Murphy, were charged with stealing 13 bales of tobacco, value 3*31., from a van in their charge. The primers were in the employ of Mr. Heat, of Sharpe 's-buildings, Towerhill, carman, who sent them on Friday evening last with • three-bore* van to fetch sixty-six bales of tobacco from Goodman's-yard 'sta tion, • depot of the Victoria Docks, to the Great Western Railway station at Paddington. He went with them to the Crotched-friars depot of the Great Western Railway Company, and • boy employed at that depot went with bim in the van. The van was loaded at Goodman's-yard, and the bales bound on with rope. It was then taken to Crotched-friars, where it was bound with more rope, and covered with a tarpaulin. It was then driven towards Paddington, Riley driving, Murphy walking behind, and UMW* (the boy from Crotched - friars), riding inside. In Fleet-street some of the bales got loose. The prisoners stopped the van bound the Wee tighter with the rope, and proceeded. In Chancery-lane the bales got loose again and. the Iced tilted over conside rably. They again stopped the van, and Riley went away for a about a quarter of an hour. After his return they again bound the load on, and Riley drove on again. Another stoppage occurred in Holborn for a similar muse, when Riley directed Murphymid the bay toga toMr. Kent's stables for another man to take • portion of the load. They went away together, but on arriving at Newrate-street Murphy sent the boy kook, saying that the polio* might interfere with Riley for stopping in the street. On getting back to the van the boy observed another— a one-horse van—beside it, and observed that some of the load had been transferred to it. Riley told him it was one of the Great Western Railway vans from Crutched•friars. Shillitoe said that could not be, as they had no vans of that colour (a dark grey) all their vans being red. Wben Murphy came back, the two prisoners and the driver of the other van went to a public house to drink together. Murphy told Shillitoe that there wig "some kidding on about the tobacco, and that they did not mean to deliver it all that night ;" adding, "but if I tell you any more you will tell somebody else." The load was delivered 13 bales short, and the prisoners told their master they had sent them on by a Great Western van. On inquiry it was found that the balm had not been delivered by any other van, and that no van answering the description belonged to the company. /MUM°e gave in formation of all that had occurred on the journey, in con sequence of which the prisoners were apprehended. Mr. Ackerson, superintendent of the Great Western Railway police, who watched the case for the company, observed that if the prisoners were remanded it was pro bable that the tobacco might be Mooed. They were remanded. CLERICENWELL. ZITILAORDINARY CHARON OP HOOONSING AND ROBBUIT BS ♦ COFFEE NOM KIM& Bo6ert Beath, aged iti;proprleto7 of the Express Coffee House, Weston•place, King's-orose, was cbezged before Mr. Cooke with stealing a cash box, 1104 in gold, silver, and Bank of England notes, the property of Mr. Francis Frederick Fielders. Mr. Ricketts, solicitor, of Frederick-street, Gray's Inn read, defended. Mr. Francis Frederick Fielders, said—l am now an in patient of University College Hospital, and am a chemist and druggist. On Monday, the 2nd inst., I arrived in London from Liverpool, and was told that the prisoner's coffee house was a very respectable one, and accordingly I went there. I asked the prisoner to take care of my carpet bag which contained& cash box with 1101. consisting of gold, silver, and two Bank of England notes for 51. ear, and some of my clothes. I did not say to the prisoner that there was any money in the carpet bag. I went to bed and did not recollect anything until I awoke and found myself in the University Co Nge Hospital, where I have remained ever since. When I left the hag and cash-box they were both locked, but when they were brought to me by my father the carpet bag was done up with straps, and the cash-box had been forced open. In cross-examination the prosecutor said—l went to the hospital on Monday, the 9th. I cannot say what be came of me from one Monday to the other. Ido not recol lect having any drink and sleeping at the prisoner's house from day to day. I do not recollect anything from Monday, the 2nd, till I awoke at the hospital, and that was on Wednesday, the 11th. I was told that I was taken to the hospital on the 9th. I have no ids of having taken any food fora week. 1 took the beg to bed with me. I have no recollection of myself after going into the bedroom till I awoke and found myself in the hospital. I cannot say whether I locked the door or not, but I imperfectly sure that I was sober. Mr. Thomas Tobey, gentleman, of 77, Camberwell New road, Kennington, said—On Friday week I went with the complainant's father to the prisoner's coffee-bonse. The prisoner ipve the carpet-beg to the father. When we got into • public-house at Westminster, the father opened the co. It was not looked, but gimps were around it. It ntained a cash-box, which was Dialed, but it was opened with athe father, and it contained three sovereigns and a f arthing . The next day the father took the key and mah-box to e police-statics. Cross-examined by Mr. Riekette—l have known the complainant's father for the lest 90 yews. He was a chemist and druggist, but is now living on his means. We received the box in the morning between the houre of 9 and 12. The father opened the keg between 3 and 4 o'clock. We went from the prisoner's house to Waterloo Motion to me if the complainant had left a box, but we could not And it. The father said when he opened the box that there ought to have been 120 f. Police-seastable Charles Taylor 99 Y, said—About half past 3 yeMerday custody afternoon I took the prisoner into and bK him that he would be charged with dealing the property of Mr. Fielders. He said, "Me ? I have not 110 penes in the house." He said, "Mr. Fielder came to my house on the 2nd of March, and pee me his bag to mind, and I pve it to his father, and if it had any money in it it must be in the bag." By Mr. Rioketta—He said he pen it to the father in the same Mate as he received it from the ooniplaimust. Mr. Cooke—There is no account of how the complainant got from the coffee-house to the hospital. Mr. Ricketts mid the complainant had stayed at the coffee-house from Monday, the 2nd, till the 9th, and had his meals regularly. He was then, as the primmer sup posed, taken in a It, sad a medical gentleman having been called in, ordered his removal to the hospital. Mr. Hooke said that this was a most extraordinary ems and one that demanded a thorough investigation. He re manded the Mr. Ricke=his client was a tradesman in a good way of burliness, and asked the magistrate to take ball. Mr. Cooke consented to take bail—two sureties in the sum of 201. each sod the prisoner himself in 401. The primmer ass removed in onsiody. SOUTHWABX. DISORACIPUL OUTRAGE ON A 011 L IT A TRADESMAN. Wuhan' Harris, a repulsive looking man, cartitu n n Weiner as a marine More dealer, Garden-row, road, was placed at the bar before Mr. Partridge, charged with criminally assaulting Caroline Goldamid, tea years of Hr. Henry Allen, the prosecuting officer of the Associate Institute for ltnforeing the Law for the Protection of Women and Children, watched the cam on behalf of the i el Goldsmid, the wifel of a furniture dealer In the Undue-road, said that the complainant was her daughter. On Tuesday evening she sent her out on a small errand, and being away more than iwo hours, she went to leek for her. On passing the prieemsr's shop she heard a slight scream and a yoke like her daughter's calling out, " Oh, don't." She immediately entered the place, and at the back she discovered the prisoner sitting on a low chair, and her daughter close to him in front. She boxed the child's ears, and took her home and put her to bed, when she found that she had been much abused. She then returned to the defendant's shop and asked him what he had been doing to lh•T daughter. He replied, "Nothing she only mate bore for name ribbewa." On the following warning after lit child bad boa ilea- Mined by a doctor, her husband gene the 'wisest tato oadedy. Saute then she bad woortafeed that be same time pest Ur priesser had been in she halt et Bluing her oblidahan wt eat an amain, The latailawatild, woo Imo easwirod as a triton.. sad proved try bar widows list witteawrowl and brutish condost oi err *mar towards Ur. Silo, Dowse, said sir had avow told hoe ossoals, ss 'bre was afraid or the *mow. Dr. Biwiss, ad romagso.2lBo: s a se ssigima to L divides of PM" was tailed in to samba tits whoa sits ird boss violontly sasaultsd, girl. awl tied its woo add la a wiry had slats. . . . . . . IQ primmer KKK the gem, eriateriai KM an the ding had Mated wee Kim Kr. Paaleblip emoillteti him tor to 1. ~P: IL ARREST OF CAPTAIN [MASHY, THE FENIAN. (NY .1 triton oca ow! 00113111PAIDIRT.) KUIORIIINTIR, THURSDAY. Oaptain Dewey, the Fenian, who was rescued from the prison van at Manchester, after a desperate and fatal conflict between hie minters and the police—for the murder of one of whom three men were executed--wee arrested this morning in bed, in a house in Ordsell-lane, Salford. The pri soner is to be brought before the magistrates to day, and will be remanded. It is said that he has never left the neighbour hood since his rescue. FENIAN ARRESTS IN CORR. (THIS DAY.) (BY Tsisoßum.) (Bow ova ow,' ooßasuroirourr.) OWIL, ThCMDAT. Four azredrts for supposed Penianisna have been made in Cork to day. A requisition to the Mayor to convene a mewing of catholic', similar to yesterday's demonstration in Limerick, to protest against the Irish Protestant Establishment, is in course of signature. COVIATAY ELZOTION. Hill (0) ... Ousel' (L) (11T MIAOW& ) YOLLDIO THIS DAY. TM O'CLOCIL I,ICO 1,071 Tways otiocz. Caster 2,131 1,918 osa otion. Carter Hill 2,035 There is greet excitement in the town. RECEPTION AT THE NEW POREION•OFHICE. Yesterday evening the Prime Minister and• Mrs. Disraeli held a brilliant reception in the grand saloon of that wing of the new government offices building which will be devoted to the Foreign Department. The recep tion wee most numerously attended. The occupation of the building by the Premier and lin. Disraeli last evening was only temporary ; but ea the saloons being eligible for the purpose, they were placed at the disposal of lbs. Disraeli to enable her to receive her friends on this the first opportunity that has presented itself sines her recent severe illness. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, attended by the Hon. Colonel James M'Donald, and accompanied by Prince Teck, arrived shortly alter 10 o'clock. Os the arrival of the royal visitors the band of the Coldstreams played " God save the Queen." Their Royal Highnessea the Prince and Princess Chris, attended by Colonel Du Plat, Colonel Gordon, and Lady Susan Melville, arrived short] afterwards. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and of Wales, attended by the Marchioness of Carmarthen and Captain Ellis, arrived precisely at half-past eleven, the presence of the illustrious visitor, being a nnounced by the Guards' band play ing the " National Anthem." The ambassadors and foreign minister, present were his Excellency the Austrian Ambassador, his Excellency the Ruarian Ambas sador and Baroness Bruunow, his Facediency the Prussian Ambassador and Countess Bernatorff and Countess Theresa Bernstorff, his Farallon= the French Ambassador, the Swedish Minister and Baroness Hochachild, the Danish Minister and Madame Billow, the Portuguese Minister, the Netherlands Minister and Baroness Dujardin, the Honduras Minister and Madame Gellert., the Minis ter of the Republis of Salvador (General P. R. Regrets), the United States Minister and Mrs. and Miss Adams, the Spanish Mthister and Countess Vistalsermosa. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LITSIPML, MAWS 25.—Ilahn to-day: Caledostin, 80 791 80 714 801 791 1 flon.—Drtto Your per Out. Comondated, 1858 lane, 110 ilk, 4 p.—Oreat Iraillern„ 811 4—Oreat Northern A. 984—Great Western, 461—lanosahke end Yorkshire, 124 London, Brlghtoo, and South Coast, 4O—Loadon, Oltatliasa, and Dover, 184—London and North Western, 1141 4—Man. chaster, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 411-19etropolltan, 1141134 14 134 14 M.—North Eudora Beret* capital stook, 1011—Ronth lanIorn, 718-11aftelo aad Lk. Huron, f Wasters of Canada, 14, 1346 481—Antwery and Rotterdana . s 7 Great Laxembounr 'hares, 16.161 — Bank of LI Queen Insurance, 1-18 1-18p.—Atlantic Teieepsph7JAZ Kingdom Trews* Company, 11—BrItith Shipowners. d. Pacific Stearn New, 1855, la—London and North Western Your and-n-1141f per Cent., IS. We read in the Times :—" In consequence of the death of Lady Harriette Corry, the navy estimates, which were to have been moved to-day, will have to be postponed until alter Easter, unless, indeed, the precedent of last year shall be followed, and they are moved by the Secre tary, in the absence of the Pint Lord, of the Admiralty. It would tend much to the furtherance of public business if this course could be adopted, as the late meeting of par liament and t►e delay mimed by Mr. Disraeli's accession to the premiership have thrown all financial business largely into mem^ M. Guizot read, a raw evenings sines, the first ;ogee of his forthcoming work, to be entitled " Religions Meditations," in which he otrwegly combats the separation of Church and State. A jury sat yesterday et the Leeds Town Hall, under the presidency of Mr. W. St. J. Wheel house, to 'seem the damages In an aetios for breath of promise of marriage, brought by Min Fleming, the daughter of a retired inland revenue o&sr residing at Conon-bridge, against Mr. William Tatters's, • medical student, and the son of a farmer at Lepton. It was stated that the defendant at present has no income except that received from his father, but be and his sister, on the death of his father, have • reversionary interest is of about 18,0061. The jury amerced the damages at 500 e. Br. NAZATRI, !dawn 26. The Transatlantic Company's steamer Nouveau Monde arrived here this morning. Bbe brings 87 penmen aed 6,084 packages. Her dates sn WM, Marsh 3 ; Banta Martha, March 5 ; and Martinique, March 11. MR. JOHNSTON. DOWNPATRICIL TUESDAY. This day a letter of inquiry mine from the le of Prisons to the go 'ernes of Down pal to know what relthatioos had been made in favour of Mr. Johnston by the board of superintendence. This was probably mimed by Lord Mayo's erromons statement the other night. The governor, it is underfeed, wrote bask to my that practically ao reithatkin of the rules had been made ia Mr. Johnstoa's favour, sad that the only request he had made, whisk was te be allowed to see his wife otherwise than in the " cage," had bens re fused. Mx. - Johnston has se ampinint to make of the prison officials, who are all as kind as is at all omaistent with their duty.—Derfalin awning Moil. Yon FRNIAN OUTRAN= AT CORN. —ZORN WironianaT liazanno.—Tbe home of John Mail; Main-street, Cork, sae of the most public in the city, was entered at 7 o'clock last melting by several armed men, who presented revolvers, drumlin gam and other arms in the Dame of the Dia republic Having overawed the inmates they went to • bedroom and took a gun, which they carried oft. The preisthant chunk of Bat. *event, in thin county, was attempted to be fired by esme miscreants, who threw • ease of eimbentildes with an ignited fuse through a window, bat la tin fall the lime was quenched. No arrests ban been weds. THE GRAND Duio CONSTANTINE. --The Mead o the Pantiavtili movement at the linselan asset is the Grand Duke Contiantine, a prism of far warm Wood 1 ability sad cultivation than his brother, though his heist political weer at Warsaw showed that he wants the kw sees sad energy of character stoessu, in a rir. The Grand Duke, who is somewhat more of a student than • sea of action, hes hitherto always immlned eensithest te his political principlse--so math so that when the Moan vie mania was at is height is Roans be withdrew frees Bt. Petersburg rather than appw by his preemie to some tion a palsy or which he pardoned the Mason abbesses/a. A liberal after the fashion of Romith lidiersh, is men atiaebsd to the them? than to the rash* of freedeek mail would extend to the Buena people the privileges of leesl self-adatinistratica, and even of • repreessitnim amestirly, bat only on the eendillea that both the exemnive power sad the thitiative la all legislation shall remain is the kinds of the With him Passlav like his other pro/1118'1 81) =S. aeons to annum an able and ealiglatined chosather, being _ability distend to the ppm- Ilea d • literary and wil l mien betimes the maims thaaelw of the filmed' num, or at meth to the Iran irk of • Moroni' sontitheratisa in latish each Bole tharedit elm joy its own eiratims and kcal course. is ohm the impien ti en el the gi a= i. olat sad Terhey, who. time& loudly milky ups memos the petition of ash pthestar *ad future heed s I bare no andes of ethatilaing 61111•11111111 Se the 41 antinwity the O rr. They wish to urea, She Clermeme. tre Meth, th rough wedtP, fe=that 1 Prue& alight male day theme Slavonia can never be anything bat I lf•postow foe Agra. ; • ; ~~. l nrM!cal"i l 3 l /Ani.liaLli!°lTa." Tiii tmorfOlt • TO annul 41111,1011111110111•116 • Bra, —How good the tiMM"Yearkilds are we had a stillkg example at Epees. Those members of the Utast WU were eo elestrihd by apeoulua's way City red linberbia victory were farther startled ea the emend day, when Orion beat Lady Rosehill, Hewes, do., in each idyls for the Cup as to raise the question whether he is not still as near to the Duke of Newcastle's flyer as he was last season, at the slue of whisk, your swim will &Odom rustle* I kandieepped them at Rh daimon ally. We aball how ever, see more at them before the nee for the Blue althea is deckled; and after remarking that the late suburban meeting was • great one bar Newmarket, mad for the purple and white bugs in perianth/Jr, I shall set farther tamper ea your *Unable apses at meat, Ow by advancing • few hints with rebuses to the events owing off at Cruton-park oe Friday. At this asistearails if-union there is a throe year old rue, the Barak Oaatie Stakes, whore= my vielerions " plumper " for the Great Metrepoliten, Bleesidn, het forfeited hie allowance, or he would look all over • winner, little sailed as he is to • mile thin. He is now giving 71b to the brother to Knight of the Crtemat that rut m forward in the City and Suburban, and the latter has only to fear Went dee Bataillee being wanted for this event as well se the Granby Handicap, a prise the Richmond pet baa been tried quite good enough to win, especially as King of the Fairies gime put up a 41b penalty for outing Maumee out of the Celine, Handicap at Shrewsbury. Lard lat hed is not likely to be repreeinted in the Cep, his " dent " beteg so immeasurably superior to Hermosa ; and in this trying contest there is nothing like—net leather, bet Sealskin--• horse admirably adapted Is. • two mile welter nee. Not knowing how cer tain gentlemen with two or three strings to their rupee tire bow, may deal with the Crortenpuk Plate, I most pus that over ; while the old Itillesden Copley Stakes and the Fanners' Plate are quite out of my line. The useptanees for Clulteshain are net to good as might have bees expected from the large entries ; bet my Mondars seleetiona—Philosopher and Globule—are both in the Grand Annual, and those who have talon the lug shots have only to fear the latter's stable substituting one for him.—l am, Re., METEOR. THE PROPHETS AND THE EPSOM EVENTS. The prescience of the prophets seems to have almost deserted them this week ; for not one of the gentlemen who give the readers of the metro politan daily newspapers the benefit of their knowledge of the merits of horses and the intentions of owners, was right in his predictions concerning both the City and Suburban and the Great Metropolitan Stakes. With regard to the former only one of the prophets was fortunate enough to name even a bores that obtained • place, and the exception was our own " Meteor," whose selection was Abergeldie, the second horse is that race. " Meteor " has, howe►er, added to his other achievements as a racing prophet by naming Blreskin as the " absolute winner " of the Metropolitan Stakes. (zor Tniourn.) CHELTENHAM MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) MINTERS' STAKES. Two miles. Jove, Cavendish, Cadet, Harry, Cabman, Claylad, Belle of Chas, Boxroom, Spider, Bride, Whip, and Bnaldoot are here. HURDLE RACE. Two miles. Fortunatus, Brick, Lewd Waldeipsve, Tha Lanus, Chevy Chem, Havelock, Under the Cloud, Colanso, Havannah, Prima Donna, Cborider, Drum, Colours, Bonne Fortune, and Module are here. BOROUGH PLATE. Tyro miles. Flyfisher, 120 71b ; nee, 18e1 Mb ; Tartar, list Itlb ; 71b; Lord Waldegrave, llet 7lb ; Geese bawk, list bib ; Kanithester, list ; Cbesterfield, 104 141 b; Wedding Peel, 10s1 12Ib • The Trap, 10e1 121 b ; Colima°, lOst 7lb ; Colours, 10et 71h. All are hem PRINCE OF WALREIS STEEPLRCHARE. Tito Doctor, Mosnwood, Philosopher, Fortunstus, Brick, Lord Waldo:ware, Tartar, Thalassic', Flying Horse, end Havelock are here. MARLS HILL PLATE. Two miles. Balder, ForeetLam, Lawyer , - 11Tad;riiiidiOnd, Oonn• teas 8010, The Trap, sad Whip. All are here. BEITING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) 2.30 P.N. %sinews to-day was not very brisk, the transac tions concluded being as a rule for limited amounts. The principal features were the gnat &dm to get on Blueskin for the Northamptonshire, and the laying of long prises against Weather Star for the Chester Cop, the long shots of 66 to 1 being fired several times. llosiorucian, for the Two Thousand, and Lady Elisabeth, for the Derby, were both in request, but the ahemse of several infhtential bookmakers imploded WM. nese in these and other dinetiona Prime aa follows : NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKE& 11 to 2 apt Rlutokba (t and off) 15 to 2 askins 100 to 7 Lord H it) Wolaff (t) 100 to 6 Boqoat (off) 100 to 6 Hastogoord (t) 100 to 4 Imago (0 EARL SPENCER'S PLATE. 8 to 1 10 to 1 opt Ti yes, (off) bthorpo (off) B 100 to 6 Wohoy (t) 100 to 6 Voopwian (off) 90 to 1 Kr. Pitt (t) 90 to 1 Orioo (t) MUTER CUP. 90 to 1 apt &vino (aR t 1000 to 30) 1000 to 30 Nola (off) 30 to 1 Weather Ittor (off, 66 to IWO TWO THOUSAND OUINIAS. 3 to 1 apt Boolsookan (off, 4to 1 t aad w) 7 to 1 Formosa (6) 11 to 1 Orion Eaton (off) 100 to 6 Soo Sow (t sad off) 100 to 6 Robiona (off) DERBY. 11 to 2 apt Lady Elisabeth (off, f6to 1) THR ROYAL HUNT.-(THIS DAY.) (now ova owl WINDSOR, THUBSDAT. The Paine of Wale*, attended by Lords Brid es,. and Colville, hunted this afternoon with his royal inghsines harrier. The weather was dull, but then was a pod nisei at the new lodge of M. Tea de Weyor. Among the passengen no board the Ktna, just arrived ai Liverpool free' Haifa:. is lie Reeellesey ILajer• Germ& Haselnip DoyH, Lietemeat-Govereer lad Om. wasderds-Chisi of Nom Sss as a short leave of abeam. Addrewas wan paymmats& to his easellasey, sad tha satire landing-plats was crowded to witasiw his asharicatim. FRINCRIMN AS JUDD'S AND Jusoes. —Ai IN DICTILIINT. —No oss who dots all live In Tread' sesiell who is sot "d is "—will wow Wall to • thereetii taw -1 dstthe hardball reesware el that essiellii ellaw. These is searatly earth* is the way et Well till co washy at whist the bs~tial is Prease sr= it you appeal to him ia the Bane " eseilly," end him ol re duties as • amber el it. Ant ilhe Graft al faveity—es it Y*l.4E* all eresity imply fear. To be goveraed, dtiseid sad if seeded, allaged to ims fa lam pewit& sad "tkes awe ll," the eireasi Idol el • Pir= e l Aad the rest pallet hash et • smiths eisillass usher, whose wile leads Idle the Vie of • des, will tars into • very lolls it yea pat hie hie beads the fate el sae of his idio•masgasse allaseted of • aim easissi palm sr all aim There ell so irweital jayvee la Yews se Hess we bier—if ear—whelk hat Judea Pam Aura big hill lima es ea " sessei," sad heath, bar, sad few see ail 1. biro gall", ere ell sere se Isis be druid he palled sa. la He sew et the SHe awe whin esatilleat is, "This Wald have M ma° hi, the ere et the ammilaing, sI paserait ie iced to • dispel lasialdide MUM who hall ass seta it with their we eyes. The ti aras* et • mere lama his, • unit la the allot eta ie na ll=a4llely as ells venue. Thha pme, dear, —that is, pea . orl see, and " ers= "l ialle= me a time --•drie herbs el posy dell Jimemolee he . • . a i.♦ MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. Owing aridly to the approach of the fortnightly settlement, and to consequent sales by recent specu lators fora rfaii, most of the stock markets are generally rather flat to-day, and the variations in prices are nearly all in an unfavourable direc tion. The dolmen of the weather has also helped the downward movement. Omeols have declined per mot., both for money and the account. Most of the speculative foreignsecurities are somewhat lower, it being anticipated that the settlement will show a weak "bull " account. The quotations of railway shares are, with one or two exceptions, maintained, the traMo returns this week of nearly all the leading lines being ratia factory. I I There is no alteration in the discount market, and the rate for advances in the Stock Exchange on English Governmect securities is still 14 to 2 per cant. Consols are quoted 92 to 93 for money and 93 to I for the account (April 2), and Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 911 to I. With the exception of a decline of } per cent. in South Eastern, viz., to 72} to 1, there is no change in railway stocks. Caledonian, 79} to } ; London and North Western, 1141 to ; Great Western, 46} to 1 ; Midland, 105} to ; London and South Western, 85 to 86 ; Great Eastern, 321 to ; Brighton, 49 to ; Metropolitan, 113} to }; Great Northern, 104 to 105 ; ditto A, 99/ to 1001; London, Chatham, and Dover, 181 to 1 ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 125} to l ; York and North Midland, 92} to 93} ; Berwick, 100} to t ; and North British, 33} to 344. Foreign stocks are doll, and a decline of } to } per cent. has occurred in Brazilian of 1865, Italian of 1861, Turkish of 1865, the Orel Vitebsk Railway, and the Viceroy of Egypt's loan. The quotations are as follows :—Brazilian of 1865, 72 to } ; Chilian of 1867, 89 to 90 ; Egyptian of 1864, 87 to 88 ; the Viceroy's Loan, 73 to } ; Italian of 1861, 461 to 47 ; Mexican, 15} to ; Peruvian of 1865, 78} to ; RUIlli&II of 1866, 87 to } ; the Orel Vitebsk Railway Company, 79} to 1 ; Spanish New, 35} to f ; Turkish of 1858, 59 to 60 ; ditto of 1862, 63 to 64. ; and ditto of 1865, 33 0 0 1. Indian government stocks are steady. The Five per Cents. are at 1131 to 1141; the Four, 1001 to 101, ex div. ; the Bonds, 30s. to 36a. prem. ; and the Five per Cent. Debentures, 106 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 9s. to 14a. prem. A few transactions have occurred in bank shares, at yesterday's prices. London and Westminster, 68; to 134 ; Oriental, 421 to 3 ; Australasia, 59i to 6o1; Anglo-Austrian, 31 to 4i prem. ; London and Brazilian, 34 to 32 dia. ; and Imperial Ottoman, die. to par. Financial shares are unchanged. General Credit, 2} to } dia. ; Credit Foncier, 7} to 4 dis. ; International Financial, I} to If dia. ; and London, 26 to 25 dia. The market for miscellaneous shares is still inactive. National Discount, 6i to si t prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 141 to ; Egyptian Trading, 4to dim. ; Telegraph Construction, 121 to 13 ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, sto ; and Anglo-American, 21i to 22. United States 5-20 Bonds are without varia tion, at 72 to 1.. The Certificates of the Foreign and Colonial Trust are quoted I to 11 prem., and Metropolitan District Railway Debentures, new issue, 21 to 31 per• HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Caracas remain fiat, at the above mentioned re duction. In the foreign stock market, Peruvian of 1865 have declined I} per cent., the present price being 78i to f. Railways are unchanged - with the exception of a fall of 1 per cent. in Caledonian, and a rise of to in Great Eastern and Metro politan. The dividends will be payable to the public at the Bank of Ragland on Wednesday, the Bth of April. About 10,0001. in be: gold waa sent into the Bank yesterday. The operations since the date of the last return have resulted in a total with drawal of 104,0001. for export. The Roman, from the Cape of Good Hope, has brought 2,0001! in specie. There Is now no demand for bullion for expor tation to the Continent, except for gold containing silver, which would be taken for refining pur poses. It would seem, therefore, that some influx to the Bank may be expected during the next few weeks. New York telegrams, dated Tuesday, announce the shipment of 50,0001. in specie for Europe. The provisional committee of Mexican bond holders consisting of Mews. H. B. Sheridan, M.P. chairman), R. B. Barrow, H. Brouncker, H. °nodal's, J. 0. Irving, and B. Poulson, have issued • report in anticipation of the meeting convened for Friday next. This report recites various proceedings in which certain prominent bondholders have taken part, beginning upwards of a twelvemonth back. It is recommended that in sleeting • permanent committee full powers should be given to it to appoint and supervise an agent in Mexico. The Midland Railway traffic return shows this week an increeee of 2,0131. over last year; the Lon don and North Western an increase of 1,7171. ; the Great Northern an increase of 6161. ; and the Great Eastern an increase of 3,3641. The adjourned half-yearly meeting of the Cam brian Railways Company, fixed for the 28th inet , is to be held pre forted only, end again ad journed. A general meeting of the Brighton Hotel Com pany (Limited) as called for the 30th instant at the Guildhall Tavern, to receive the directors' re port and balance-sheet. - The Master of the Rolls has appointed Mr. Ed mund Pullein, of Allhallows-chambers, Lombard 'beet, °Rola liquidator of the Southampton Im perial Hotel Company (Limited). - Creditors of tie cis: Light laaproventemt Coin of ofpany (Limited) are required to seed the particulars claims to Mr. Arthur Cooper, of George street, Mansion-house, the official liquidator, by the 7/th April the ith of May having been ap pointed by the Master of the Rolls for adjudicating upon them. Subjoined is an oifici►l memorandum relating to the Rand Railway : Sr seas ea the Dahl Bellew aro gagman sett • .- It to apeeted Out the sake fres Mara to bp 1s the wards et t 120 J iles in keg* will be rosily ot anuary wet ; end ea Ina telseNeweb, sheet 65 mak% veep away ales et the year When Owe amides, us add he 217 mils el Ire in ten operates Ithiel4icttrs'ith ha ear hoes OD NMI Tie aubjebed reporton the market for Antericao ssoirlast from Satterthireite sad Co. : 27 • • Ss„i „iUr MINE& -(THIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. The mining market is very quiet to-dax, the amount of business being extremely small. Prince of Wales shares are at 54e. to 565. ; Wheal Grenville, 32e. ed. to 365.; West Chiverton, 644 to 66 ; Chiverton Moor, 9 to ; Chiverton, 3t034 ; Cli ff or d, 51 to 8 ; Buller, 10 to 12 ; Cain Brea, 17 to 19 ; Melon, 86 to 90 ; West Beton, 1974 to 202} ; North Downs, 258. to 275. 6d. ; Marke Valley, 64 to ; and Chiverton Valley, II to 5. Foreign and colonial mining sham are inac tive. St. John del Rey are quoted 184 to . 194;; Den Pedro, 2 to 94 prem. ; Anglo } die. to pax ; Peetarena, to dia. ; Oho tales, 1 to Of die. ; Roses Grande, 1-16 }} die. to 1-16 prem. ; Anglo - Its/tan, par Wan! prom. ; United Mexican 14 to f ; Frontino Bolivia, 9-18 to 11-16 ; Port Phillip, 11 to ; and Central Amerlosn, dia. to par. At the meeting of the United Mexican /I= l Company, yesterday, it w as unan i mous l y that the provisional agreement entered into by Mr. Farber with certain parties in Mexico for the acquisition of new mines be confirmed ; and the diredc rs were authorised to make the necessary calls, provided the total amount so called shall not exceed 15s. per share. RAILWAY, MINING, AND OTHER SHARES.-(THIS DAY.) [Salon to-day to 1 p.m.] coLorrua: oainnoimart SECIIBITIES. 1677 Canada G l overnment, 6 per cent., Ja nuar y an d J u l y , -84, 1001, 00. New Boa ill Wake Goverment, 5 per cent., 1888-96, January and July, 961. New Zraland, 5 per cent., 97g. Do., 6 per cent., 1891, Minh and Sept., 1054, f, rd. Do., 6 per mat., 1891, June and December, 1061. Nora Biotin, 6 per cent., 1886, 103, j, j. Oeteb Vic toriaer, 112.Oeverament, 6 per cent, 1891, April and ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. Caledosian, 79, 1 81, an. Great Eastern, 824, t, 1, 1. Great Northern, 101, 1. Great Western, Original, 461. London, Brighton, and &oath Coast, 49j, 9, 4. Louden, Chatham, and Dover, 181. Loudon and North Western, 113, 143. Metropolitan, 1134, 1. I t 4. Do. lratmurion, div. hmitid to 6 per cont. till Jana, 18710 d r i a 105 4, 4. North eritish, 331, 4. North Eastern, Berwick, 100;, 1, 1. Do., Leeds, 59. Do., Stooktoa sad Darlington. 1301. South Esalern, 721. BRITISH POSSESSIONS. Bombay, Bar.. and Cent. Ind., guar. 5 per at, 103, 21, Eastern Bengal, Guaranteed 5 per cent., 1050. Ran Indian, Guaranteed 5 per Gent., 110, 94, 101, Pi. Do., L Shares, 110. Great Indian Peninsula, guar. 5 t r cent., 1090. Great Western of Canada, . Madras, guaranteed 5 per cent, 1 0. &node, Delhi guaranteed 5 per cent., 1010. FOREIGN RAILWAYS, Dilnaburg sad Wisp & (Limited), guar. 5 per cant., 730. Great Luxembourg, sj. Recife and San Francisco (Lim.) gua. 7 per cent., 94. Royal Sardinian, 2 4. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 140, 15. FOREIGN OBLIGATIONS. Great Luxemburg, 17. Orel Vitebsk Rail., guar. by Russian govt., 79. x, j. BRITISH MINES. Chiverkm, 3. COLONIAL AND FOBBION MINKS. Cape Copper (Limited), St Cheatslee Gold and Silver Mining (Limited), 31. Don Pedro, North del Ray, 2 M 6, 3-16, j, pm. Yudansonstana of 8. Australia (Lim.), 2 1.16 . 1 15-16 s 2j, 2. JOINT STOCK BANKS. Alliance (Limited) 124. Anglo-Austrian, Si. 2saterml Mercantile of India, Landes, aid Chin, Mortgage Bank of India (Limited?, lt London Chartered of Australia, 23). London and County, 51. London Joint Stook, 314, 1. London and Westminster Scrip, loaned at IW. lrem., non, of which has been psid, 47, 6.4. National Provincial of Ragland, 2n d and 3rd Liam, 38. O r ient a l Bank Corporation, 421. Pal Ranking Correlation of London, 364 ( led), 44, 3/1. Tinian , Atlantic Telographa d Do., 8 per . cent., 1 . Credit Foamier of (Limited), 3. Na:, 9 per cent. Viceroy Lou, gusTantoid by overnment, 89i. • and International Tel, 163. Forostreet Warehouse (Limited), 91. General Credit and Disconat (Limited), 5. Hudnon'a 8ay,141. Londoa Limi ational Provi Teleiniph ) 1 13-15. N Dis ncounciatl Compsay (( ted Uited), , 10. Oriental Gas (Limited), New, 11m716. Vitwro7 of Elint Mortgage) Leta. 73 1. I. j. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& Wads Mrs LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (. TILIONAPN.) (nor oua OWN coaiMPONDINT.) The market still continues to improve both in domed and prim. Os the spot cotton is very Arm, while for 12.000 bales. arrival the quotations rills higher. The galas foot ap about AIINOING-LANE.-(TRI8 DAY.) Seese.-The market has became quiet, but prices re main tizm, the private sales included 1300 bags 00E01101 piggery Nader, at Ms. Relined-Both the demand sad 'apply matinee modends. Prices arm. Moues.-The demand eratinnes for native at dm @drape previously paid ; ordinary sesao,49l. 6d. ; 'mad orgy, 50e. Id. to 61s. ; fin. crenag, 534 . to 53 a. 54 4 bold, Ms. 3d. to 675. ; superior, et. 6d. to 63d. 3d. Rio is also in rapist, at advanced rates ; ordinary to good or dimity add at 38e. to 44a. Tu.-The what is quiet, but firm. Rom.-Owing to a government contract having been ad. 'erased, the market has Wooer very active at prises, nearly 7 2,000 casks odd, dually Demerara, at to 2a. ; bagehsadr, 2a. ; barrels, N. ld. ; Berbice, la. 944. ; Mauritius, la. Sid. Brame are only in moderate request, and prioss in maw eases are easier ; 1,600 hap of damaged S ingapore bleak pepper sold at 31d. to 31d. ; 900 bap of Mai at ender loWlin _Paean& 5 43. 4 4 ) 5 4 3 . ; fat lOW* le ; earn nutmegs 14. per Ir:lestio • onall, ls. 3d. to la st ; a ppaps Jamie' glaiser at sealer ratio ; esenne o 3Be. kip s 71. ; 4110 smog of Deakin also at lower pips ; common to "MI held, 43a. to 975. ; worm mesa, 30s. to 435. ; 30 helm 170 bags Ceylon atasaasaa, sad, is. ed. ; la. 7d. ; third, le. 6d. ; fourth, ls. 34. to la. ; mad 9d. to 90. Rica.-700 hap white Bsapi sold as 13e. 6d., and a pared of Orilla arrtved at 4441. sold Baock-11100 boxes line small pearl la. 'drape, 119 e. to 19a. ed. ; 190 Pp Sour, at 13a. to Ha 3d. ; sad 130 tons 'Seat, 17x 3d. TAPIOCA.-100 bap of Piaui sold at 35d. to 43. ; SOO basa al Mappers, 2fd. to 4d. ; sad 200 pasbnies pad, 235. ea. to 77a. flayrrsras.-The markeisestinuas plot. ODITOK.-The demand has erda beam' motive at Arm. pima. Jork-About 2,000 bales sold at cheat previous 001111/110114 161. 16a. to 171. 6a ; atiddlieg, 171. l i r l i t IN. 10s. ; geed sad Sae, IN. to 2111 TALLOW MARILIT.--(THIS DAY.) The warlsol qatot. Town loam 4116 et ; a. burg Y.O. on the ; Apra to Jane, 44;; Ootoloor to Dessonbor, 440. 9d. ; Donator, 44.. 3d. M!TROPOLITAN oArna mARKIT. (THIS DAY.) We him s few mom bomb Sias as Tlainsky last • do &mat f} however , rood, and 11~ issalsaisas sai wad' sapported. s no amp" at ehout UMW maks ; trade i "'mei very melee lac bai skim* &seriph's. are seedily said at hilly lobtaks. The toils as sot quills ss mad tor calm as et has. Our fwd. seppiy oonslids of BO boar, 600 sheep, 103 calm, g ains sad 30 _ 1.41 if= IA If ast e ro s is r.. l44% I I f 4L - - 6 I Dui Lestvreets.... 41* 6 " - - $ Ds. dry 16am— 4I 4 $ am* osist4.ll. I II 6 • Do. da Shen— 0 ad • 4 lambs M sal Yobs, Y 461,46. LI ; 4) is Olt T • r`A.l;- E — . 4 ah --- o—nszz : s ; ; i. - .1 - 1,7.,%* ..---; i; ; PS: Ile Linden mffilimil la lIIIIa " milllibl Ilissed ----16 4 I 4 Ds. 46.1114. a.— 4I 4 el. Ybe NA weak, km oldies* ill" 0 ", amd gam g ... 3 • 3 am* wed Pia t 3 6 be la pains et nese ipeedieises el Meeks 1N pi. We were Our wassishal. Ilaiied Melo 11.11(fe et belk *4 BM Dr* Wltileb : : : age I : ikl- 4.. iih r,." : : 1 I s see ,et elleraties, jewt big T 1 be i, sad Yee Doiree aiedese. ke leilliii414610118• 1114 016's 71 eo 3. Made Oestrel &MO ese oiled, s iege = .. wi,...... W , , • 4 r..... x 674 w ..... 0.... , Me quisia: flan:Min= BAY ICAIIMIZ-4THLII DDAY.' ye& ; the 13441 I* i. la t.* 2o. leeJesiee leelea 'epode trade dew, a. lili Lana mid Una Winton . a m p s els. : Moe eseetie. la, 3. W 64 km meg Ipee orb ; dein NU end Ike le Ma ; dew, Yd. Si. le Obi ;be 4Si le 117 e dhow aeledie el I per emit. . . A ut ilibl, b. 904 r Amy lb. le SU ' i •