The Express. — London, England, 1859-03-04 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 4, 1859. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) DOUR? OF BARTRUPTCY. Olin lb. Comakaser lima) IN II _POLLITT.DIFALCAIIIO3I OP ♦ POST The lembege, W. 11. Follett, wee • heekedler, of Boger, learn; and heit kept the poe-MBee at that Pam. This wee the certidere meseleg. His &hie are 3,4961., wears shoat NH, lOWA poles (a tae years) of 1,6034 There were bream I earitems 2,0211 i. Mr. Leer supported ; lls. Yard waled. Ihe the emiguese. It append that the hamtmew kid teheahhe heehaw from • pesos massed Oehrees, se whom be lei Mem swarms of ewe Ow I,ooot. trader this authority, Oakum het mime het the seeignets bad recovered leek Me me pity, raised et 6471. sboetly before the Mare the beak rep had abeended, ha ea the areataa before bonrowed from Dr. Bird. mmg Ile trot west to Weymouth, thisi I , Owing, end then retarned Mike where, his aanfei being exhausted, he walked back to . • furth , r charge hams , him was tteit be had PP 1301, mosey belong ng to the Pi it.oftloe ; a ere'oArr g he ;mount of twos Poetoe orders, taken oat by a perms le &awe. The Webfoot having ben esamised, His Hotiour raid that ea regarded the chirp of Dr. Bird, it appe.red to be only so ordinary debt. The bentrup ma* tL at when he Is:mowed rho money be Intended t, repay it, sad thee was nothing to costradict him. His defalcations is the Part-oillee, .t appeared, wee made good by hie sure- Mae; and neither the weeds woe the Poet•ofilee ewe there to templets. Thereto(' the court could only treat thin m • common debt. On the ground that the expeditor* had largely easeaded the prate, the certificate coaxed clue) mast be etepeaded fur aim maths, with protection. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. IY Tll RAFFIA OP 01010 E FRANCIS ORRSIAIN.-A CAB ♦CCIDIMT. This huolvent, who applied undw the Protection Let, Ira, • jeweller, and appeared for his deal order. Mr. Reel opposed for Mr. Davey, • rab proprietor. A nice point are.. is the res.. The insuivest had brought is action 1,10114 Mr. Davey, for ea socident through one of hi. cabs by his servant, ired on the trial the Jury found far the deka/ant, oft which the pisiatif (the Maslow) hod petitioned the court to g,t rid of the oats issarmi by Mr. Dory, sad the oars don to Ida owe armory la that scum. The gorstlun In the ram was wheeler the Yealveat wee inward in bylining the setts by wadi Mr. Davey bad kin put to erste. Kr. lied read tar hosted sramirtomm noteserr ha bad commanders& wile Mr. Dana User. who triad the manse to buoy wirier bialitwebt. man sattsfisel with t!es madly legjity - NU he hell velem Item UM* rib 11111111111 r was disable wee set &Mb. kg web the omelet, tat ebeeli love bees eallibi loathe watt boa the other way. Aa Gen wee a eoebe.lea mid give Ile healyeet the !wadi GM sad gnat oho had wag. U 1111 pa elic n ited that the theehent had peeNleaellr DMA Maly Reel , , bet be WA sables MA bees Ante meadthe furor M" though limed, .id Ds hewed la thirstiest ealsetatte The kamod eemelesser, Mar elate discaorion, ed =dpmemtbe in. M Iheedey, to aerostats the reauft of the the preastas wee mowed. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) WOILSIIIP-ITYM. DSO 2,811M1T AND 017TWII . NT ♦ •OLDOL MorVort irrTriToOi re 411P1 hat, was obergol badhas MA with stadia(' • Aro oat* sod vieloolly •ard<faj7Yrl formeos. The la • roadireitor, 214, sas h Lod *IL Immo 9 asd 1 9 etre, 1 vas bin bolded dr oparro, labia Ms ▪ astled, dtiapmeeaetavet&lstdtrb. liallialood Whim was U. Pritert kb, bot Meetly or sad bh tM dam epee He oohed as me dr wet*. paid Ledger eras with • adok, and then pre hadurea. !doom steed beg thee seemleims ,fit• IL. dim Ws. eloombs hat SI. was • post did at room, sod wed. lobo hearomdidella era byldr. He = gelid me is yeresele mg beard to WM kr. 1 mid 1 bed 1• Eswltbb. My imberl sok wilaash sod Loyd. disable alovibiebborealbe a tio bud Ls bony owl ot Mb diali ad& with • tarry Wks doh). The i= lag mos a l deaf le her Ha Isere bromide, sod Is saw mallsort to lie I.E. Tbo arm embed oat el dr atop ebb dr procarty. Sway Odes—lamerabiya/ at 144, Clismaida. At dr dm is geode, I liimpsed to loch in at Xt. Stsvemea's slop lar tbs bah sod shamed the assault. As the psi sour mobil eel ere 6.. t my lop lOWA mod my mum bb sock. I fall, sad he ma me. Irk sad ddiMar sad Ira amlatad. Tha watch was peaked ap Ws Mr. Dikyoroari—Hoc old are you P Areas—DoMom 19 owl M. _ _ pllyetee*—Tee armory *fed fellow. Kr. Ceatfteby, a totem= media the atop, ap to bevies emitted Yet *twee la ee=lte Femme, who 1111111 roved t/ the Nut 14 to be • Itestaalltd. SOUTHWARK. C 111•2011 OF 1110•11 Y. _ . ma.. was brought hie, Mr. Bitieban, Aged with. Intarrarrybag with data therweod, his hamar lab bring dos sad now liviag. Omsk Illttrweed, • wiry nice nepestabb•hdditi yam( hook add did Asti Mere maths age mho boar artgader I with Go prlssar, who iatrahaal Ss bar as • dish era la • arbtios of Ma Os he Mb rif Amer lrt dry wore amid s• us. Jelhan Chat* Worsaal. Attar Wring with lila far maths dr ••••••••11•1 le him hiat mired so Me &saga arl Meat • amok ego abs bard that he W • Iris biog. latoroba was giveo to the police sad his was rim bar isrady. 111 r. Balm aid bet what portion the was in when orevisd ti primer 111 r aphid tit she nos • doormat servant, sad had saved • thou pounds, which of lisadod to the primer, sad he am Egan all. no prisoner bar odd that his bit wide wag • &grace to May sad be was erardied to leave her. After dot he dm& be was NS to .any again. Jaw Ea" 170 11, oil be took the primer In'o n coi '. Ind arolval • eissideds from lad wirer, showing the Frame maid hat as the 29 h of Augur last, at IS. /oho s Mash, Weterisrmed. Yr. Bonham rernadall ti primmer until Monday rat. BOLIDE IN • POLICE CELL—Last night, .boat half pest 9 cieJoek, Patrick Behold], shoat II years of age, a Maim was gives into cu.tody for assaitag • mediate, ins put in one of the cella at the St ses-end steam. ASS twisty situates steer ha bad Min in te: . 11e Seaga ko use water, and policeralattable Mason, 64 11, 'rapped bin with It About to mints Stemmas the riestehl• oust b th• cell end knell the deceased h ir by hie Undid le the door Ha Imutediate l a Wm demi, sad sag des Dr. Lewellyn rd Dr. Evans, its shortly taw arrived. bit they Sera SS life we 'Amt. DAZING Bowl-ART.—At the early hoar of cite o'clock ma Toseeday mars*, lows as. with blackmail faces, broke into the dwelling-base of Kr, Aterams Matthews. a farmer, at Cheat Bentley, by pitra l v o lraler ead leer tag epea the tod-room wiadow with coulter. Kr. Matthews, who is cosily eighty years age, and bedridden, his wife, oho an aged *rams. and the said-serant, was awoke by the burghs's, who swath a light, sad held Ms. Matthews sad the girl down in bed (without rishem), while lie Oben ware erased I amain the holm In shoat balf-anhour they sneonidoi Is finds( a inana red box, in the clock ease, orattiaisr 1201. la sove reigns and half-eorereigns, a 10/. and two 61. Bask of England nem, three cheque., ose for 9/. 19a., and the other for 91.95., as leers. Mita, Braise, and Cm's bask, Co!raseter, signed ay George Simpson, sad the Mira cheque for 171. 12a Ili, an Masora Nons's bank, Kai- Merin% signed by 3. Z. Imapeon. They sled took an ehl silver weld, a hos. as/ pees belles of bemeramli vim with which they demsped. Inforramk• Wag yeesspay gime to the pram, revered sonstabie wee goon open Um epee, rd. k terabits, quickly succeeded twspprebentag ties blieress of Orem Beniky, named Becloud White, spa Si; hie brother, law White, 33; sad Bayard Imes men, 29, r eimperete characters, and two of whom have ben wevieted of ',key. On their bring taken before Ma. Ilatheem, she W waled some of them as parties who brake late Se bass, and held her down. It Is exceettra the Mire two ethers inplleatcd, wailing outside the down Tbs =7wire taken the Mowing morning before J. M. llsq., at Thorpe, and remanded until Saturday. The Bold bee ac t yet lima discovered, sad it la expected they have burled it.—Cliehiseford Chrooide. ArnAnova Tuarr or El55.—A few minutes braes this. o'clock yesterday, a lad in the employment of Mr. Lyall, stockbroker, Priaceiratreee, went into she Ns- Coral Bank-alms, St. Andrew-some, to deposit the ens of 16.54 be his master. The lad, it is understood, put the money sad pembook doers cc the sourer, sad hie attention barber been withdraws from it fora moment, he immediately missed it, bat imagined that It had hem taken up by one at the bask olicials. After waiting some tits he salted for the paw-book, when it erase out that 4 bed sot bran lifted by the clerk, and no trace o f e ith er th e b oo k or th e money wad be totted. It le Wined that they Inlet bare bees matched by some person standing mar the lad, the teak being foil of psi)* as weal skw • Mutes before the hoar of ckelig. It la stated that three men were men to leave the hank very blerindiy at that time, and that they preceded together tram* the Reglstor-office, bat nothing further either as to Sloe alone/ or the thieves has been dicovereet.—Zdiabiery Crarmit. A caring ease has jut been tried at the Wirt chew ...4, The pliatitt wu s ch , m'.t, 16 yews al eV, =ATM ; aid the de , eithatt a lady wbo lap in istr yomix lean" den two Wks begs diet The dike was frr Wee torprieduneet, Iron and mother t nag m be dew bora then of a pellemen by the deadest, for behti foul es lbw rewire as on et the young Idy drawee pr i e w l 'lmikleig slier ennetheeg sweeter tbea groper," warned wee wined by the mar assetnetlea d Ws wltien la Midi **toffy *sal mare bendy fleet brissellf. Tits*, ellawsed s verdict for the &fledge% WM? LONDON RAILWAY.-1111111 DAL) This aftereeee the ouzel half-yearly sheeting of the pv.ristare of the above railway WY held at the Loofas Tama; Alderman Cestrr, in the their. The CUMILMA/1. In movies the adopt'sa of the report which had already has publiohed, at it'd that Use sasses for eouvertieg the N , noington canal into a nillway wad earryier it across the Maros al as to conneet the Iv rams mal southern metropolitan liner, bad been spewed of by the engineer of the Lon ton and North Weet rn Compaay,and that comp oty had resolved tr subecribe 100,0001. towards the andsetolueg. There could hardly be may doubt that it would wave the staction of parliament, and that ultimately It would ha the means of molds. the Wet Ltadoe ▪ Horsy highly resamerative. 111 , berto the railway had been odor • cloud, sad mode the aubje.l or spirit d ridicule by Perna, bat now there was every prospect of th, wisdom of its founders being vindicated, and of all the shareholders teething • respectable retain for their money and patience. (Chisel) Mr. WHITZHIADSBOOOdei the motion, which van Otani. =n &loved; after which • res laden was passed, warmly approvieg of the scheme of the directors tv make the railway the reenacting link barren the mt. wort of railways with and south of the Thasese j as! • farther resolution vequestieg the committee of w. haler., who bad been instrumental in prevent's( the canal Ming sold to the leadoe sad North Watorn, to continue their service, until the hal bad bleu wen or lost. The remne direztoew, illiewesen COM sad Yr. White. Mod, were thew rewiemse, sad tin procmdiegs d with the metal compliment te tbe admen. The Archbishop of Canterbury hu conferred the degree of Muter of Arta upon the Rai. C. J. Armistead, ohapieln of the Royal Hard Hospital at Hong Kong. Oa Wednesday evening, Earl Stanhope addressed the members of the Philosopbted Institntios, Edinburgh, the" Advance of Geographical Science," and on the Prospeate of Edneation." The Garrick Club squabble is said to have been sailesbly settled. Elt i f =MON or PATENTED INVINTIONS. Tbs y M Ada is sow pesparing to bold its Eleventh Anneal Exhibition of Inventioes. Patentees sod others dadriog to be exhlbilses should comninaloste with the secretory fordiee with, stating the asters of the 'Micks they wish to utak, The bet day, for receiving mldels, specimens, or drawings. are the 7th, gth, and 9th of April. ABINGDON RAILWAY.—The affairs of this sheet line, of • mile sad three quarters length, me duo great ' bat their publication may be useful as C rn etio a r of the wrek'ng of Male t Whalen , tembehes. The share capital to 16,0001. of shire 16,1751. was mites), and under the powers of the act the directors have raised 6,0001. on debenture*, besides as overdress scoonert d the baud 6,0001. The Mateamat of re sipte for Use pest ball-year showed the geed rebus of 1,127/. bat when the letterset on the Mestere, sad debt was satiated together with the mot et the malatenenee et way and the seeldag expessre, the revenue was comple tely absorbed. Ws called We bee above an "hid/rodent' bat the Mess Is Tether miaapplled, at in consequence of the company Ming unable to work it themesivee, they are &petlant on the (treat %wren Company, with whom they are unable to dent gay better bargain then paying there 1,6001. • year fat smite, it, a sum which the eharsholden onielder very szerettre ; that is to ray, the amount proves ass may not be extrovagant, bat they complain that the at Weston hum Mame, end unfairly on, the bruit they dime the additional traffic brought late their as& line by the branch, sad also the material saving they effect by the Abingdon nation mod eta working the traffic of their bee. Ttwo esperienoto of this breach therefore me net highly encoaregiag to the broad= of thw tributary fled tarjites. 'lna CORNWALL RAlLWAT.—Competeut j edger have pronsaaml the Its from Plymouth to Truro ens tittles man di-Moab of camtraction in the world. About • Math of the satire distaste, consists of viaduct, sad tassels, sad dim is pod gum to seep= that no other Maag mite= meld he bend se amassiat to rep* with aed everesese those d il l seis at Mr. DraseL - To erightelity of inseam he =Me imlewletab army la rucesima sal • dast ems waves. superb annexes the lI.IY AIWA win stead es =model et his grahre—et owe the Inset Again, owl— &Seel of the twenty Anima to be faced I. the rest :Away ape= of IL age. Twelve yeses of labour have hues spent deco the imslita of the Cornwell Railway Cangssy, bat their medium hem at 'meth been nearty Imo& se • trlmplaat emaileation; and it cannot ha dinteed that they will dad their reword, If not Ia dived totem for dear entlsy, certainly in the gladly value which the ihnnadou of the has will add to ell the property la the wasty.—Ptpeseastl hotrod. ST. PANCRAS °RURAL DleteDealT.--The an imal tondo, of the sabserlhers Ude leseldba was held pleremist st the Dlspressy-heent, Dettersresseswit. Mr. homes= IL T. Sir the sesestery„ Ned rcaper, 1a well It misused that derlaa lbe put par lON rsterits het >m siwitted. and 116 reawied weir Inatener. le ylnshe= 200 applitembn ohs bad dlenbas, wee sap lt solislass. The Teal nal= of patina ed- Wad skis litenlates of the dloyeenty la DID Is The seppeNtere Soothe the pier emented to ItM lie. whim iteweelpts did sot exteedeal. 196. 10d., atstaalse a d 161. 19s. 11d. The antahises sad elltdsaj of the drily esatheisd =shield, but its nodal weeht Menu diminished Imes it not it lee lll:2 Bl daeatiene of ewe abatitablo Mauls. The esembles Imes= disk lest drab to ark el deal sod espesseed laneettees se daily Inishled to the ssil sine= etas Inlinalin k Unit UM sad rettalast er ring. The age= woe usenessesty The esittp= Wet et Dr. Writi o ns of the wee resefred. Totes et drab ho d s passed to the °Seers sad to the shekel= prewedtags ternianled. SINGULAR BROM= or A BANK Natl.—A few days sac a U. beak eels weerseiwred la • helessee /1/seen at the Walton raw= stones. Sernesenaster_Wiedla el the Rept= red Owed= Troop ot Y bee a edam nett si Well= =lke to be conveyed le is W pmtDafs ee he supposed, when be Mdo aft. We sal rune dm. Oa &Mr* at Daly In yet hie WI We lie pia for the note, but alimemied ea te was Maiat Isandastaly pat himself la nanimmiention with tk&sra. The carriage In which Ur. Weedie had tra wled bed roe forward to Novices/0, sad • telegraphic Merino wee tent with instrur - tions for It to be morels d, bat the sots was not found. In the meantime Mr. Rickman Wang forward &letter to the Walton Mat/on-muter, 'Alm Ides to egamino clam!, the booking-office door sad entrance be the station. This was dons without menses; but the eagarity of the gallon- master led him to the Has Mel?, sad on lookMig es ths rails he found a portion of the mimic' note, with the number preserved. Several trains had passed over it, aid ems et the a twines had carried away a portion el the setat, whilst the other prortioe, Welt the number. &e., sawed le the tea, sad was the tourd and mewed to the terarr.—Dsrk_34porte,.. ofaca BRREDING OVERRATED.—The French have sit op thenrelves an a standard people in the coartrake end siegesehe, ha the rsdatissats and dollen:3y of 11rieg. The world lase tibia them at their word, sad thereby bas be horsed eeen, we think, or rather hes imposed spas itself, as tar, M he., as regards the Preach of by-day. Nowhere that =bale yet our foot are the lite and manners galit; se siiia., -- neertmere is them maths el the gewgaw whisk 'pelage from heath and feeliag, se myth of the Wet sal ire of braise and Orrin. As for satthg, except • Rear sr •Be men, we believe that sr Ilvteg bring con- Dams eo mach In the mune of a day . as • French man. Ile is eternelty lipping, moping, or pkk leg at acesethieg. Hie stomach knows no rest, hie mite so sespensien. They are ever on duty. He km his hrealdnet of 'event eanives, and his dieurr ditto, and then bet at and Weems, before and after, he Ma his mid, taste, hie shields, his krona., and his beer. As Mr Lille to d, it may Im rem and choice M the choicest raisins, hat ft le ever miry r • fashion. There are gradations amending to the places end the stations; let ream either me wawa or refined, ia gravies or .arm eseemsts, will he the , prevailing element of the coop. - TM th e Frenchmen mewls that he is the modal of breeding, and the arbiter op•011111t0 of eating, and I mann other impostors, he W established his creed end has his bdiuera in millions. Bleethweee r llsoluim ter Mani. BT.PACL'S CATIFIEDIAL.—The western portal and the seatharn are still closed, se list any one having dm Laster to spare, waiting in peek,.' Crewmen., must used. gees mend to the berth ialesse•—• whirl consumes I most of the time. Wismar ewe the re Mone foe the wpm at the welters entranee to the meted p wtks I Why le the gale leading to the crypt open to the public free et ars time, sad only oa payment of si:penee at another The htfolinin windows are sow co with calico: thie elms at once—what the open glazing did not—the 'bedew of the Wastes& on the screen well. It is to be hoped that the intended stdned elms will not hare the same eilect ; and it is also M M hoped that the gement subarantisl— almost soble—leemwoth will not be removed from the win- 5;;;;;.7 Tr: — .../.;;;;r;;;i;ii tamales Si - I;ettfte the ...adi.b.• ma @Mathias ham always overcame, to • poet /mak lh. &dams which the glees would slow have ex hibited. The peat gettnetrical staircase In the south-west tower. ten ible to fags &Bakst In sesfield-nave, is Is. tweeting fn connexion with the let* saidat et the Poly technic. Its walla ere seamed with wake, sad say of Its steps are bra kes into natal pieces, end yet M oteade—a metwaszt. The varieties. from the aware of vertical in the satiate of many of the de'ails of St. Peas we very intereetteg—witnees the 'played it:Arnie Jambi of the west doorway, the cortices inside the drum, aad the Wes of the architraves. The mouldioge of the slam domes, sod, above all, the treat:rest of enriched mouldings, en d the caniag generally, are pretty ti be admind ; end alto the serbese plinths and the starting of the panels is the comes of the sate arches ere moat carefully considered. The sera phs(' et Nelms end Welliaros differ greatly ; the latter Is set so very finely worked alter all, the laaetions of curve. esti 'Weight lima on adios icing, is sense places, very der seder regatta. It le lighted from the four eagles, ' bee no shadow, so repose. The BOON of the four Hoes ere may pecaissat. Nelms'. tab is disappointing at fing eight; essier Ow the esbie siassivetv se of the other, It leeks *abed fa. It le Vetted 614 hose toe center, end, its psalm reed. It bee wee the ameavesee el • recopteele them the &obis; bee what the dirk mere appestat the light Is iesebei, its deseille bierkeese and Debi, outline give the Ida of lye thus Ihe MINIM paver 'ca dmbeit fa the other.— ' "al* Nosith SHAIKH L182.1-7HIB DAT. TIM o'CUMZ. The railway share market to-day is inactive, and Ps little alteration has taken plses in prices. Com- r pared with the 4 o'clock quotations of yesterday, there WI is an improvement of Ito 1 per cent. in Caledonian t ,l and South Eastern, and a decline of 1 per cent. in London and South Western, and York and North ice Midland. Present quotations are as follows : Londonsand North Western stock 931 to e, ex die.; m Great Western, as) to 1, ex div. ; Midland, 3 961 to 1, ex dm. ; Lancashire and York- s shire, 931 to 1 ex div.; South Eastern, 211, ■ " buyers," per share, ex div. ; Berwick, 901 to 91 ; York and North Midland, 75 to 1, Caledonian, 84 si. to 1; North British, 57} to 581 ; London and South Western, 911 to 921; and Eastern Counties, 11/ to 1 per share, ex di,. French and Lombardo-Venetian railway shares t are rather firmer. Northern of France are now g quoted 3131 to I ; Paris and Lyons, 321 to ; Lem bardo-Venetian old shares, / to I prem. ; ditto new, to 516 dia. Onwid Ttank of Cenada stock is still offered and very heavy. The Indian stocks are fairly t o supported. t: 01t0111AST 1111•11111 ITOOII4 l5 10 el K Banana. WS ttlatatfl: IN nom Car - 111 Ors it -- lealmbiar b ilibilbalti gibl i Ciii s i Er k eriSli allial" A Nat - 8 lank i Etr. awl We& (LW al e.lagwVak.flob.lllL sad Oarlia . 1 4 i r r n i rliar . .7 IN / re d ...AIZ W liz...=. thin a Imago Nailnal al De. ea : INAN l Mlliiiiira — . Cc WNW& —..—.— J t I. 6 la 6 al ii ' 11. li rtritis " i 0 l it itt IN. ;:zrTat ::= , . 4 ~ ___... r. , wen. iliaTvii. i f • ..........._ L F . L . L a I sa " LI=N: L 4 4 akt• iiii ll tre Vale fit a talk. 11 all IlaNdera cw =brailk a al Nod • a It. IMO lawkiii;iiii: IN a =lN.lllit I all Da. Da. • I Fr& NY as If II al irlld ilKaiiiiia. -- i d_ lOsuallet.lii•k k N t ....m ri riinu Tr k..,... tn , iik. •-4.4 i Ifigainj pa° fa PP& ski•P•M•I Mum. • •• 1 w ilitft i , .u v ._ ..„.... 1 ,... i ! riiii. Alc: •,4 est elm 1 -!1 1 P' - 7 - 4 ff If a NI W II li. . 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I N 4 : : II M 4.7 . .. 1i 10. ti ..."' 1 4 . cm is is ela as tt rosin f s i l i # no I O an 100 lOU 100 100 N 18 U It IN I 2 1 4 444 1.1 1 1711I n ir I iMs I av air 1111 D KIINTI I 1114111 11, I 10.11. VW N -U 11 NAM. Amat r""." .ollaliA6 . St. MAY g I 0•41 m Met 00/ 10 Dn.& luLlumet.Tel "10 80•100.00.041UrIL 110 IfYr 4:-01=-1611—. fl al ll II it, liTa67 MME .O-r.. --- i..... ; I so gm gni &NMI 6 arm liee ...... IS Maisitl re , : IL law I Amielps fail re= ILO= L ...... 1 iral 4 il 7 Pre ~.. ~ a. L... 14 pa ild dd di Sad RI Ltd 1 di S it al 1011 au 48 II Mir 2 IN M! MONEY MARII.B7-THIS Dl V. Two o'CioolL, Notwithstanding the significant announcement in the Ihaiteur that the statement that orders have been sent for the immediate withdrawal of the French troops from Rome is premature," the stock markets to-day have been steady. Speculation _ _ is still stagnant, but the funds are supported by the recent withdrawals of stock by the public. Console an now quoted as good as at 4 o'clock yesterday. The opening quotations of the Paris Bourse of this day are anxiously awaited and will probably give a bias to the market. Very little business is going forward in any department of the Stock Exchange. Consols for money and the 9th inst., after standing at 961 to 1, are now quoted 961 to 1. For the 7th April, the present price is 96$ to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 96 to 981 ; the New Three per Cents. at 98 to 981; Bank Stock, at 2281 to 230; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 80; India Stook, at 222 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, at 99; Exchequer Bills, at 335. to 38a. prem. ; Ex chequer Bonds, falling payable in May next, at 100. The scrip of the New Austrian Loan remains heavy, at 21 to 21 dia. The New Turkish Loan is rather firmer, being quoted 771 to 1, ex div. The Six per ()ants. of 1864 are likewise more inquired for, and are last marked 91$. Venezuelan and Sardinian , Bonds are rather more offered. Spanish securities are likewise dulL Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., for account, 102$, 102; Equador Provisional Land Warrants, 61; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 20/, 191; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 92, 921, ex div. ; Portuguese Three per Cuts., 1863, for account, 461, 461; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 100; Sardinian Five per Cents., 79; Spanish Three per Cents., for ►c count, 441, 44; ditto NewDeferredThree per Cents., for account, 291; Turkish Six per Cents. 1834, 91; ditto for account, tool, 911 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1838, 77, ex div.; ditto for account, 771, ex div. ; ditto Onarenteed Four per Cents., for account, 1021; Venezuela Five per Cents., for account, 421. QUARTIIIt ROT Two o'CLocK. Mr. Reuter's telegram from theraris Bonne hasjust come to hand. The Three per Cent. Renter opened at 137 fr. 70c. for the account, and improved to 87fr. 76c., showing a rise of 1 per cent., compared with the last price of yesterday. The demand for money yesterday in Lombard-street was active, but u the beat bills are still taken at 2$ per cent., the applications at the Bank exhibit no revival. There are still no gold operations at the Bank. The prios of silver was firmer yesterday at 6i. lid. per os. standard, on receipt of the quotation of the Bombay exchange, which appears to be about 1 per cent. more unfavourable to this country. Upwards of 200,0001. in silver has already been purchased for exportation by the Bombay steamer of the 12th inst., and no doubt is entertained that this amount will be very largely increased. Considering the magnitade now assumed by the silver drain, the case of the money market becomes the more remarkable. It seems reasonable to infer that the remittances of gold to the Continent will increase. Unless arrivals 1 r i i ) f er c i ld be shortly announced, some amount may pe be withdrawn from the Bank. The Red alike; with 168,4001., has now been 93 days at sea, and is, therefore, overdue. The Morning Light, with 64,8001., has been oat 80 days • the Tornado, with 116,6001., 79 days ; and the Angleton, with 98,8001., 77 days. According to letters from Mexico, received by way of New York, about eight millions of dollars in silver, or say 1,600,0001., are estimated to be now in the interior awaiting . transsniasion to England. As soon as may be consistent with safety, a portion of this enormous rum will be sent down to the coast by a conducts, or armed escort. It is understood that the sales of guano have of late increased considerably, arisiog, of course, from a revival of demand on the part of British agriculturists. The stock of guano in the hands of the Peruvian agents is very large, amounting to about two years consumption. This fact is so far satisfactory, as strengthening the potation of the Peruvian bondholders, and as securing our farmers from the risk of a deficient supply. The Peruvian monopoly is undoubtedly most oppressive, bat the continued demand proves that consumer consider the artiste worth the price arbitrarily fixed upon it. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday the first sitting was held for proof of debts and choice of assignees in the ease of James Pummel, whose frauds have lately attracted attention. In the case of the Hastings Old Bank, a further dividend of 2a. in the pound, making 17s. paid, will shortly be announced. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,0171. ; the East Lancashire an increase of 9971. ; the Manches ter, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 1,8021. • the North Eastern, an increase of 1,6111. (compare d with the actual receipts of the corresponding period of last year); and the Eastern Counties an increase of 8261. An extraordinary . general meeting of the Ceylon Railway Company is called for the 17th inst., to give powers to the directors with reference to the receipt of money in anticipation of calla, and on other points. An extraordinary general meeting of the Eoono mio Life Assurance S o ciety is called for the 19th inst., to declare a bonus, and on other brininess. An extraordinary general meeting of the Tra vellers and Marine Insurance Company is to be held on thel4th instant, to confirm an agreement for the purchase of the business of the Marine and General Travellers' Insurance Society. The London District Telegraph Company notify that they . are now prepared to arrange for the sup ply of private wires between branch establishments in the metropolis. Creditors of the Seamless Leather Company (limited) are required to prove their claims before the commissioner in bankruptcy on the 16th inst. The position of the market for American securities is thus noticed by Mesas. D. Bell, Soo, and Co. : ihe market for American securities duricg the past week has been quiet, and the transeetions have not been to an es tent or of a character to claim particular notice. A telegram announces the arrival at Malta of the steam Wye and Teviot, with the English mail for Australia of last month. The latter vessel left again on Wednesday for Alexandria. THURSDAY Evunnto. Consols, which closed yesterday at 951, "sellers," for next Wednesday's settlement, openW this morn ing at ilak to 1, declined to 01 to 1, and closed at 95/„ " buyers," both for money and the approaching settlement. For the 7th April the last price 1,0;951, " buyers." The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 1,1, 1, I,1,1; 1a; ditto, for amount (9th March), 95 1. 1. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 96961, 96, 951, 96 , 9 1; New Three per Cents., 961, 96 , 961, 951 96/, 95 ; Thirty Years A n nuities, expiring in Aril, 1885, 18 , 18 5-18; Bank Stock, 2291; India Stock, 2221, 220; Indian You per Cent. Debentures, 99. 981, 981; Three-and-a-Hilt per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, fall ing payable in May next, 100. Ixchequer Bills were quoted to-day 35e. to 38e. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 184. to 20e. prm., and the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures at 98, to 99. With the exception of Sardinian Bonds, which were heavy, being offered at 80, foreign stocks were steady. The Turkish Six per Chats. of 1854 left off at 901 to 91, being firmer, and the New Loan at 77 to 1, ex div. Bank shares to-day were quiet, but steady. There have been more inquiries of late for thous of the South Australian Bank, which were marked to-day 301. Bank of Egypt were likewise firmer. Bank of New South Wales were desk in at 481. South Auteuil= Land shares were quoted IL lower. Ueda Oiling Omnibus have destined to I/ to 19-16. Mediterranean Extension Telegraph shares wets again weaker, whilst Red Sea Telegraph wen M demand at a tensible improvement. The inquiries for Madras Irrigation shares continue, and transac tions took place at 3 prem. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocL The mioiog market remains strong in ohs meter. East Wheal Elwell shares are finely supported at the late extraordinary rise, sad are now quoted 30 to 31. Transactions haw also taken place to some extent in shares in Providence Mines, Boller and Basset, Clijah sad Wentworth, West Basset, and Great Wheal Alfred. In the Stock Exchange, Providence Mines are marked 171,ex dry.; Tinoroft, 31; West Basest, 21; Wheal Edward, 31; Oreat Wheal Alfred, Si to 3g: and East Wheal Russell, 30 to 301. the In foreign and colonial mining shares re is ao variation. . _ At a theesroontbly general meeting of adventurers fa Bedford United Mines, held yesterday, the 'meant. shovel • cub balance in &your of the mine 011,0681. 6e. ed., sod es animated balance of receipts over payment. before the meet ing to be held in J one next of 1,1001. de. ed. A dividend of 6s. per there was dec'enti. The wine continues to be psr duotive as usual. At a three-moathly general meeting of adventurers in Mt Ounniehlke, held yettorday, the aceoner 'bowed cash due In banker., 4el. 6e. 84., and an setimated balance of payments over receipts of 6621. 64. U. A all of 31. per shin was made. Broufloyd Mine recopied, on Saturday lest, 20 tone of goad quality teal ore. The February •de of tin from West Par Console mounds t.,7 4 , tons, and has te °heed 1ii91., the monthly cod being about 3=. In a few months the Par Contrite coppor lode is expected to be cut in the 66 fathom level crosscut. iii - di:" 1,1-.•2112. srauaki.i Ario 2 AssWinkasif aim ..... • Wu U War ...... PL... ii. "` th. -mike 2 De, New sil sod Mow „ LI N 11:e as ti Lao bra r/err din• ; I ft. so • Seib esil 4 =/Wm. 6 lora 61 e Fir si SIN= re=ti.W D. Sew 1 per 066.. VVoullial amp% II yr& Yea. 6 1.11. Sig =al , la B=..Erri Ves"Tra4 , _ ,ll. *s... AI id al M 14 .• lal 41 M sd In i id :4 Ili ad If II zil IN ill elan. 4,sr. and U. ► I VI Ohl& Doak • •••—• V ss : I t -r el " nit Witt iNIL? 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"1 tO l o r i gr i tai i t I. 1 1 1 1 :fa I= 6111,40 3 Kw e i to..a s e is.oet • Owe ..- Iwo .. n I, _ _ .. . . .0 I o ft 2 I Op __pew:■ ll n -. g t ..... ***** 1 1. 1 Ala in 211 1 1 lal - - Ea 4: 1" vise st &villa:: I 4 ; A. a • 1 i • Pr Y. 11! Mid 2•12811181 bas.- a s I F les a 54 - t 5 a I* 1 IP 7' 'll V lii t VI 1:: 5 it ri IP el :WATS. I ( I= . To 5ê si so N T 1 N 91 COMMERCIAL AND MARNE= MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The attendance of the nods was thin, the ton. 'sopa -prices of most ankles of the trade nominally mutters& The supply of borne-grown grain wee fair. the iniporas of foreign grain loth London thin week were reported Mk morning as wry small of wheat, barley, and oats. Witaar.-Esgliah Mall sale at aboutlest Monday's Wow the demand for foreign was very slow at unaltent= White, 425. to 60a. ; red, 40s. to 48a. pr qr. ; and Konigsberg. 43.. to 665. par 4941 b.; Rostock, 48a, to • ; other Baltic ports, 40s. to lies. not: a quiet at last Mondays eareency. Town, See. to 40a. ; Norfolk, 27.. per 2 80th ; French, 30s. to 113 s. per 2 4 01 b. ; sour Amer., 17.8., 20 a. to 23 a. per ber. Bauer unaltered, at about last Monday's Bsreada wilts difficult to realise. English, 28a. to 4r s p i s i g . quarter; 2.45. to 33a. ; other sorta, 21s. to Oars quiet at about last Monday's prices. 20s. to 28s. per qr.; Emden, 19s. to 22a. per qr.; other Baltic porta, 20s. to 28s. pie qr. Brans.-Euglish =sleeted at last Monday's priest. Emotion held flimly. English tick, 88e. M 40a.; Harm% 420. to 44.. per qr. Foreign, Ma. to 435. per qr. Pius dull, end might be bought at rather under last Mon day's prim. English boilers, 40e. to 42a. ; Hog and ray, 38a. to 42a.; fnMga white. 38s. to 40a. Ploarnia Canoom.-Forther arrival* were rapx4s4 slam lent Weds. sday, making altogether 40 grata Was mods arrived within the lost eight days, : 8 wine. 18 mese, 14 barley, most of which remain now on Wm. The latest sale reported were:-Maim Ibrail, 285.; Barley Ibis% 21s 3d. per 4801bc ; and Odessa, 21.. 3d. per 4001lm, LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.— (CRIB DAN.) (ss slums SID MIK *ASSISI' SILIGIAPIL) Mon oars own Onannintonninl.) Corn market thisii attended. but amend NT file an 'Man at Tutelars pekes. IWO= bates la. to 2tt. per Neel dearer. --- PLINCINO-LANB.—(THIS DAY.) evoan.—There hes been more steadiuess in the =AM this week, snd the trade hies biught with some validates, bet ni mn ble. net been sny speonlotive feeling, end it is to be attributed to the firceness of the holders that prices acs for ported. Regned—This market ken been quiet. Lumps re main gondol 61. a. 6d. to 64. Corrim.—The poblio sales bays gone off with spirit tide week, and prices have 'danced 6d. to la Fine to fine ordi dtnary plontation Ceylon, Ms to 705.; middling, 71s. to 785.; native Onion fir, 665. to 68e.; Bah* good, 413 e. to 46a. Tau.—The public miss went off freely tithe week at fall prices, end some recent tenpoetatioas of greens sold freely by private contract. Common magoo, 174 d. Corrow.—A fair amount of boatmen done at full prima. Ittce.-I'he merktt bas been dull, and buyers pretty gawp rally refused to give last week's prices, end but a null quan tity gold. Row hes been In but limited demand; common loom& sold at is. 7d. SALTrarRs sold at about previous rates. In other articles no materml alteration. Markets moray inactive. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAIL) The market to quiet. Annexed ere the quotations:—Tote 61e. 91, nett matt; Peterstrorg, Y.C. on the wt. 62.. 3d. ; Marelt,s 2s. to 62e. 36. pe i, 62e 3d. ; Ara le Jose, 625. to 62e M.; October topcoat:abet, 62a. to 626. MDR MARBET.—(THIS DAY.) Lisasatast.L.—Bides: Haat° 648 a. alas 'odd.; 64105. to to 44 . to 40.; nibs. to 101ba, ft& to t , E I ; I 801bs. to 8811 a., Sid. to 6d. ,• &es. to 961b5.. id. to ; 96101. to Mts., 61d. to 6ld. loan bidas,As. ad. to 10s. slams. light, 2s. dd. is 45.; toll, 7s. Bssmownsat --Sheep Was : paled, Bs. 61. to 10s. 6d. ; Keats sad hall-brods, 7s, 64. to 9s. 0&; dowse, be. Is 7.. 34. BOROUGH HOP MARIEBT.—(THIS DAT.) Mews. Palladia sad thelth tweet dud tltere am a geed doomed for all sees of bops, at fall, late prima Pio ampler, which are warm, me dearer. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Matinee Hart'ey. 14a. 3d. ; 14a. 5d.; Barley 's Hardy, 14a.91 .; Walker Prior so, 12..; Lambert's Was* Bartley, 14s. 3J. BuddWa West Hartley, 14s. 9d.. Wylans, 14. sd. ; Walls End Byron, 15.. (IJ.; Wan; End Frarawellirste, 148. 6d.; War. Bad Haswell. 178.; WsllsEnd Helton. 170 ; WalsEnd K•Sdo'Grsall•• 164 _ slid.' Walls End BraddOrs Hatton, 158.91. ; Wails End MOIL Eaton, 16s. 9d.; Walls Bad Csasop, 168.; Walls Bad Yese, 178.-68 dips at market. A Swiss INN ON A RAINY DAT.—Who that has nit seen it ciao spprecia'e the extreme dreariness of the prose when leaden donde sit sundae upon every peek, and en p daa o y t long the swishing showers, with interludes of mist, drive funcenly down the volleys ; wins germs otmedes start In business oat r every precipice, no el rubt to the inner patios of the established and guidebook-recormield mater ial's of the neighbourhood, and doleful rumblings in the Oyler tell bow it la suffering tittering from the excesses of some Hula lake op in the mountains; when the grey weather-bate timbers cf the ehdlets Fare*a with dorm and break out in bade spots of red sad Near, and the Beep patters' properly to golden green and tinkling with cattle - b ail,, are the colour of belled spinach, sad would be silent but foe lOW reaming, homeless cow, whose erected kettle keeps dismally tolling the knell of pare . tog SWUM r Anywhere else you might And empathise to de, but in Switzerland under each oircumetencra there is no thing to be dose, anise it be apse the fashion of those hawks who are Smiths In we'erprocts for ems neighbow•lng point which commands a noted view, "jest to any they have been there." Not even lir doom; your fellow-lodgers pre in their bedm, welting up journals, or Melting breaches in go teir Loma correspondents., things indispensable in the eyes altar regular Swiss tourist, bat neither the one net the other of which the vagabond hes say occasion to keep up. The active gentleman, who we. waiting kr a fine day to snarl the Sometbingbone, goes an in dripair, end a Ay-44mm The guides are smoking despendite pipes it the lower that is on the look-ont for employment. If already agagee, It will be observed they always take a chawful view of the weather, and redid that to-morrow will be fit for any excursion. For mu sessat you are fanny thrown upon— dimly, the woad Warne el the Tatiohnitz edition of the "Kay to Dads Tom's Cain ;" forcedly, the subscription card tor the maintesaane of Divine service according . to the church of &Waal, in the hotel, every Bentley during the manimer, which eats forth that to 1856 Mrs. Smith and family, of Leaden, °attributed fire francs for that wpm*, sad nob dy else anything since then ; leetly, you bays et the mid of the saloon the bazaar for the sale of eitiees arisheret ow bit," where you may kill time by purchasing, to your future discomfort, a modal ehdkt, not a bit like any origleal, chamois of the wry-necked smote, peculiar to such localities; or, ifof • more practical torn, a pat er-lmite or a Wad epees end-fork, say of which objects will yield on the st4ttat =and go to pieces with perfect complaimace.—Floser. a. PRIVATE AFFAIR/L.-Shell we play eavesdropper at teilight embrasures, count sighs and bend-shakes, bottle hot team, lay our stethompe on delicate young Lim-ti, and feel their heart throbs ? I protest, for one, tore Is stared. Wherever I see it, (as On. sometimes may in this world) darning soddenly out of two pair of eyes ;or glanciteg sally even hose one pair ; or leaking does tees the mother to the baby in re hap; or from peps at his girt's rept:test es she , Is whirling Toned the room with tbe captain; or from Ma And iv, er,oe es his old wife comes two the roons—fhe beim thetrer-peerio• mew melee ; wherever we NO that I say, let as &sluts it. It is not only wee, to kir an sig titl, bat to tell about Idiom. Everybody who has bent atheittei to the imptery,—huale about it. Dom with blet • • rißee rarer ealysral freesia. Beware how youdine Ira • be will print your privets talk :as sure r you Pia rat kr, he will throw you rte.—De Flrytruse, No. 17. 1 I