The Express. — London, England, 1862-03-14 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COCRT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Melees the Judge (rdina:y.) e WX[DININ AND /111714. In. Tristram and llr. J. E. Palmer appeared for the t 111.0 e ; IM. Slinks aud Mr. Stole foe the respoodent. The petitioner, a tailor at Bath, sowed a divorce on the er,usd .4 his wife's adultery with a porter in London, smith she denied the charge, and alleged cruelty a wl eaglet s i d her bodiand. The caw heh.ill of the petitioner was that the par te, were alaniod in septeruher, 104.13, and that mem dutely afters anl. the wife be,aune sluttish and intem perate in her hah,u. The petitioner alleged that she heel sold owes said hi. bowie. This led to quarrels, and ultin.ately t „,.. r aratiee,whwh took place about throe months altar the woniege. The nett time she was heard of by the petitioner was in they's! DISK when she was living within, won, • Min Itched.. at 40, l'ainaby.street, Golder , einem. fie the Atli of November, WO, she was said to Mee a rm ed, with the co-respondent. to a public-bones le Newiagteeessseway. and afterwards to • brotbeL (Thecae* woo oat aweludol when we west to prem.] C~CRT OF BAN K PTC Y. (Befog Mr. Commieioner Gonlbare.) w. I- INMAN& —"Tilt MALI curitan." hmkrupt wow a disk is the Admiralty, raiding at 114wellderruce. Debra, 2731. ; W 0 meta. tree of the pried* coeditors is Ilr. Lee. of Russell street nweatipairdon. the bankrupt being ewe of the three • eh.. paired is ebeelsing the diecosiet of • small bill loos hise. Ile Stift@ Ids salar in the Admiralty at 91/. 13a., awl kw espeeditere M lie ism two yaws at :KW. Thu we dat adjamtrsed sitting for essmniatson and dim. Aldridgla t ffill crows solicitor, and another gent= ammo Menough supporte.l. The prinmpal • • was the taco:salve espealitura I. Miscue maid be was disposed u, take • lenient Tam of thew It cop pmred the bankrupt was catty ?2 yams of • Nu doubt his roadurt bad been exce s sively wrist; but IFI4 to be hoped this would he e warning to bits. If be OWN to Ws evert apes he would receive very diffsresS treesissi. Mler granted. (Berme Mr. Registrar Roche.) It 6Z JOHN £N' WII. 611161. The Facsimiles were omnibus priveietoes, of Honsferry wet, Westminster. They hail beet made bankrupt oe tore penes of as omnibus oonductm. named Keatiog, who had Noel sad obtained dentases of mi. toy injuries sea Weed This was lie int sitting, but ao creditor Weeded to peeve a debt. The amount of liabilities did sot tran spire The Makeups Irve not surrendered, sad it was state' that they are abroad. THE POLICK COURTS. (THIS DAY.) rliA•lit OP FELONY AGAIN NT • Policecouatable Jul., Tidy, 154 N division, attached to the rialiceatation, Upper-street, Isliegtoo, was placed at the b..r.before Mr. 11 Erseeurt, charged with stealing a silver watch and gold guard-chain from the pesos of Mr. William Wood, solicitor'. zlerk, in St. James e.road. Hollo way, the prosecutor being drank and incapable at the time. Mr, Juba W.kelisg, solicitor, appeared oe behalf of the posouvr ; and Mr. Inspector Cotter, N division, watched the use on behalf of the COMMIX4OI3OII of police. Vbce.constable Isaac Warr, 163, said that this morning, between the boon at twined one, he was on duty in St. .lainei'arow, Holloway, having a drunken man in custody. The prisoner who was I. plain clothes, voluntarily assisted bin. Wheatbey were near the Caleslonian.road police station the primmer gave the droaken man a severe push, knocking him down. He saw that the prisoner had something in his head. At the police Attica the witness, who hail noticed that the drunken man hod a watch and chain, searched the drunken arm sad could not find either the watch or chain. He (witness) said, "This is a very serious affair, I propose that we all be searched." Witness was searched first, sad then another wadable, but nothing was found. The prisoner was best searched, and the watch and chain produced fell from his boot. Witneea picked it up.leed said. • I thought you bad got it," bat he made no answer. Widest then asked him how he came by it, when be rid he had sever had it ; it meat have beau put there. The primmer was then taken into custody on the charge. Mr. Wakelieg. after other evidence had been given. eald be could not at present MEd a remand, but he should be able to throw quite a different light on the matter on the nest occasion. Mr. D'Eprneart reseeded the primer and returned ball ALIBJLIOCHIOUGH-BTHEET. PLAT'S _ RORMAY AT AN II tYINL. . _ - _ rf, iiimi tt g eals•, chused betties Kr. I'vrwhitt with same plate, the property of Ms. James John Pont, hotel kisegor, 22, Dover-street, Pieeedtlly. &IA E"r” A mters.,n, of 2, liey'sexiort, Nesrport-tonshort, was charged with receiving the same, well knowing it to be Moire. -- Mr: Ford mid—Carter was in my service slaw tie nth a 4 Jane se plateaus. Yesterday Mr. Smith, gamu t:esker, Pimlico, called os me and asked if I bud mind some plate, mid on some being shown me I idesstiled it. writ for Sergeant Joy, nod the node prisoner denied taking it. The plate corseted of camllesticks, salt.cellarm he., and on my telling him that I had sees it at a pawnbroker's he then said be had bikes it. The whole of the property produced by Mr. Smith ta mire, and worth , but I mire a great dial more. Mr. Edward Smith. pawnbroker, of Victoria-road. Pim produced severs, wiles of plate the female pledged on the ith of March aml on other days. Some of the articles were taken is by his assistant. Mr. Tyrwbitt said the &wiriest had better Woad on a futon day. . . . reirgesift Joy„ 0 C, said that 30 duplicates were found ou the prisoiser, soil that there Val • number of articles mend sad pledge," at difiareat pawnbrokers is the metropolis. The nude pamper is about 50 years of age. and the female about and it is rid they had been cohabiting together. Ir. Tyrwhitt retuarrileil them for • week. gAtUbil Ta..E. OV rooter BROTHEL R/tEttRA. L..•• Ltrqr , ...,f 9 met 10, l'erlt.matreet, James's, owl /Whole, i'ae/, .4 the nate whlrew, described as a tolweenaiet, were eliargeil before Mr. Tirwhitt be Inspector Webb, of the I.' di, ivasi, with keeping a brothel. Mr .tllen, Csilsle street, huh., the ve.try clerk of 't. A t pow:cute.' on the lowish St. James, awl Mr. ki.lwaril Leis, of limit Ilisilliorougb-street, ap peared for the pre.sierv. lir. Aide. mil the 7priewien had onee before had pro ceedings takes against them for keeping a brothel in Bury street, St. Janie. 4, but •s they pan up the house the awe slid but go to trial. He hoped the ....ogittrete would 11l heavy FAIL Mr. Lewis hoped tlwt , as the prisoners had not been tried, the naiad Lail would le Liken. The prisoners having leen identified, Mr. Tersrbitt said he should require the prisoners to enter into their owe hul of 1001. en* awl to fled two sureties each in the suni of 'AI. to oppose at the eesioae. MAR 11. EDDNE allot F•II.E rl.t sirric AT THE TErseH cuvrec.. _ Iris /mica..., artist, ribs= isfes;d: Ins obeard as wader. Jobs Hems, doer-keeper at the French catholic chapel, little George-street, lieraustowaquare, deposit that yew ',slay afternees them was epeeist artilie, which was numerously attewled by the aliateenvy. As they ware cooling owl be law a confederate of the yriowier atanding soil abillauctiag the lea*e so they ennui oat. He pushed hire out, but shortly after he returre..l with pi-Sober, and the pair of them blocked up the doorway. When they saw him they mowed away, awl he (witness) taw the side of a lady's dress fall, and epos unestiozing her found that she had lost her puree. He siod the prisoner through several streets, and rin4 come up with him, a d e sperate struggle le." ensi, and the latter nianegeil to get away. Yuma was agaiu made, when. aa wither wan turning the corner of Arlarn•iitrert he was taken rutted the neck by a conitonion prissier'.. He was compelled to give up the clime and return to the chapel, and whilst in there be was laureled that the primmer hail been apprehended. There were ao less thou 14 or 1.". put-es stolen, Is-ides watches. 141 1/, pruve.l haying just got out of bed, sod 1 , 311141 th, cry of •• stop thief," he rushed out only belt- dreweil, end pursued the prissier as far its the Spanish chapel, Itpthioh•plare. where be secured him. Oa* of the lel,. sot only lost her pone yesterday with 8 sovereigns in it. led her g.. 14 wadi as well. Prisitier was rem tailed till nest Thursday, in order that who dewaree praise fur the mpturs, might bud oat his antecoileuts. W( )lisll I P-STREET. anALIN , : rI.oW Ii.MYM. —CAUTION. TY/9440r., an old man. win charged before Mr. Knox with atealing Hower roots from the Victoris-perk. Timelies t -a we% pr,ve.l by one of the parkbeepen, who , beervial that a great amount of injury was causal to the beds awl plantations by nibbories at this description, moro pirtieulaily at thin penoll of the year. The priaoner, wle. add that be was a cabinet•maker, ad. mitiel hi , guilt and exiimaaed contrition. Mr. Knox nhaervNl that it was shameful to ileatroy by any stet the woladliAments of a place reared for the I p.eu- Imre gratifi.atien of the public generally, and as it 11.1 been *awned that the eysteon existed to a great extent, he aboul.l. in the belief that it would tend to check it, order in this ceac an impri.monent of one month. FN.•IETY FOE THE. ENc L OCRAOIIIIENT OT THE FINE last evening Mr. llorlstese, president of the So ciety of Initish Artist., delivered an ieteresting lecture on "The Kitroos of Art," before a oumemus meeting at the snows. in l'oroloit-street. The lecture, which was illus. trited by portraita of some of the patroos of art, was listened to with great interest. A discussion followed. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, }LARCH 14, 1862. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (lIIT IMMO 11112011•17.) DONCASTER MEZTING.-(THIS DAY.) BETPING•BOOY STAUB. rim Unaware 152 minis. Brahmin, Formidabia, Laity Lomg, Dna Cheap, Sis to Golden Pippin, and Bohemia Gm Mire. NORTH OP ENGLAND STEEPLECHASE. Hantsmaa, Wee t aX hi stha o llow, Northern Light, Bird holt, Romeo, 8a Seatlower, and Nell; us here. PAID PORVISIT.— t ai end Tippler. INNKEEPERS' STAIRS. Five furlongs 150 yards. Erica, Why Not, Young Viscount, and Betty are here. Aitivi.D.—Birk He.., ATTEMPT TO BURN THE SOUTH DUBLIN WOREHOUSE. DUBLIN, THUBIDAL At the heed polies-office this day, four women, inmates of the South Dublin Workhouse, were charged with having attempted to burn the workhouse last week. The prisoners were committed for Ws/ SLOW MURDER OP zrzsairzsurz CHILDI2II. Bt ii . CORONER'S INQUISTS.—(THIS DAY.) • 11. This morning Mr. G. 8. Brent held two inquests 5 is the Board-room of lehres Workhouse ; the first being en the body of Jane lheppsed, an illegitimate child of wen wee k s aid • sad the second ea a newly-bon feuds ea child, which Ind bean wan wed sad exposed. la the bet eem. the wather,a eervaat,was embed at her et. monied sitar's home at Yellow, near Coseabuy, Soniereetehire, sad ore the third day after birth the et infant was brought to town by the grandfather sad the p h. must and placed under the care of a drover's wife (also as Le aunt to the child) brine in Limon-grove. It was to be Se brought up hy hand, and 2a. fel. per week wee to be the allowance. The child at Brat could not take the food, nod SKI. had a It, the doctor recommending pure milk with warm l e t water, upon which it improved. At lapel arrowroot, k alb, gruel. and eventually beaten-up boiled bread was N. gives. On Monday last the child frothed at the nom and k aL mouth, and died suddenly. Ni. Je ff s, surgen, deposed to seeing the child after death. It was exceedingly emaciated. The cows of death 14 was a fit produced by the collapse of the lungsi by N. pawed debility through want of proper nourishment. H. lei mew some of the food last given—beaten-up bred— ad wan N. disgusted to Gad the ren•be of three cc four days' feeding N round the upper part of the vowel, The food wee quite thick and too Ir e ifor the child, producing failure of general power th rough re hinutrition. Evidence vie( been given showing no blame to the Wig nurse, The jury expreseed their opinion that the motherhad N bass guilty of • great act of cruelty. The child waa not in. r. leaded to live, and, in fact, it amounted to a case of slow a' murder. They returned the following verdict, " That the m deceased died from natural debility, through want of prope r N. nourishment;' adding " That the mother of the Jane Ilk Sheppard is highly c ulpable for having sent away her child W. from her own are so moo as three days after her birth to eo N. long a distance as from Somereetshire to London." 11. The next we was on the body of a newly - born female N. child, found on Friday morning last by a labourer, on the N. pathway leading to the circle in Regent's-park. Verdict. le 'Wilful Murder against some person or persons unknown." le The deputy-coroner remarked that these were two more Oa awe in which the lives of illegitimate children had been dis pond of, and from the number, which wee increasing to w a frightful extent, he thought that some remedy for is the prevention of such crimes should be provided. He at. thought that if a national institution for the reception of N. foundlings and illegitimate children were to be reseed, it N. would counteract the growing evil, and the lives of hundreds 1 1. of children would be saved to the country. harm Wise that as . an institution did exist called the Foundling Hospital, but it was a perfect sham, and did not carry out the intention N. of the founder. N. The jury = concurred with the deputy-coroner, the proesedtoyelS se se WEATHIR REPORT.—(THIS DAY.) TRIDAT. WA) 14. $La lalal D. LAI 1. a. L. Imola! me RNA • &Imam ... it a RNA • - Ises Ma 41 i • UMW 30.1 9l 4T 0 N.M. • Amami. WIC 43 is NAL • If/D.111.. 0.1141 II 0 ILA 1 Gams ...« Mel 0 41 &Li • WNW. 39.21 43 41 N.Z. • 6•0040N9 INNII N M 1 1* Ildustaus- Kir 0 ILIA. 9 T3l Lnueroos SAO 44 0 11.1 91:6 Asarrnir i ,44.11 ; • • s (Tama 47 44 T d I ama 161.17; 44 43 &N.!. 9 * Aft - Dors 18315 66 45 NIL f r V radme•lN ALM; 61 46 L 6 • reando..-130.11, 46 44 Li 9 * 6.47 4 PLIMIONS 41 46 1.6.1. f * 11.411 4 rossuas l3O 0 46 ILL S M '4.44 • SATIMAIT. _ _ N. Dritala.-11. •odrato to light, ass. Irolala 7 N. to LL. moderate CouttaL—N. to S!.! • mode- Nit. to_ MAT. ~ moderate let • light S ane N. .E., moderate. N. to L, light, flue. --- ,7 - sw. - .,,i - -- ----- - r• X Coo& —N.Z. to &I, seek Nat.". to LS, moderate, to ie tree. St L England —L to S., tr oth to ILL toLLW., fresh to mode- is Woo& thower7. rote. la WWI AylOtr, 11.—Dermaster eamegeed end Wei - M - ed — to SI deg. at mean ma In level . each bellesh, et eseeleal riee, sereeing atone fen-hundredth • of m inch dimineities : end eask U Met, above SS dog.. as g near three.lmailredthe likerers. —llzpomod thermometer 4 In .had.. M.—MoiMened balb (foe evaporation and dm gg D.—Dlrectioa al alto (trae—twe points Loft of me , gg netic , . T.—Yoree '1 to is-mitiems•c. C.--ciona (1 to 9). L— b, Dine sky :c. clemis (detached): I, fog hall ;1, gg lightning ; la. WAY lhnc7) ; A efermet (dell) :r, rain mem ; gi t. thunder. I, rstn-tell, or enerit, or hail. Ante feat report. fn 110 inches and decimal& a.—floadisterbence it to 9). Z.—Cates. A correspondent of the Manchester Guardian dates that Mr. 'h►ekeray it ►boat to resign the editonhip of the Cornhi Ilagazime. Mr. Mudie will commence in April a Library Cir- 1 4 1 mks, or Monthly Register of Current Literature, of 1111 11 4 tweety-four pages quarto. Sir Roundell Palmer, it it said, haa, for some He yews, been collecting and arranging materials fora sew Hymn-book, which he will shortly publish. lee The " Memoirs and Correspondence of Wash- 11 1 mien Irving" are to Le published in England, by Mr. le Bentley, daring the comic.g summer. - - _ It in proposed to open the exhibition rooms of the 'loyal Academy on certain cresinp of the Irish 2 during • portion of the mum IN 116 BUO/11.811LLine' Pilot' DENT LYSTITUTION.—Yeeter day the asamil meetieg of the members of this iostitution at. wee hold at No. 56, Old Bailey ; Edmund Hodgson, Eoi., 100 ia the chair. It appeared from the statement of oc,munt and PAP report that the income of the past year amounted to—Yrom donations and subscriptions, fv.fof. 4s. interest frees rai commissioners for reduction of netinael de bt, rl7Bl/. Ifs. 1(11. ; tot 4 1,41:0/. 11a. 101. Thu disbursement.—in relief, It. 1.1501. Ts. 4d. ; other ex pen,.., DV. ; total, 1,247 1 . le 12s. 7.1. _ Beisoce at banker's and committee, raw. it 13 ltd. 'emoted with commissioners of nation.' debt, 2 ttt,oo9l. lia 411. The total amount distributed io relief ar since the formation of the institution, 11,11401. 12s. W. mg The total amount raised for the Institution and Retreat 11111 being upwards of .10,00 f. The report stated the satisfse. MO tory program of the institution, the value sod in fl uence of 111 . which have long since been acknowledged in the trade. Ls. The institution has sustained the loss h 7 death of ono of its 'r e vire-presidents, Mr. (Taxies Tilt, on which event his dough- ea tor has presented 1011/. to the institution. A great loss had le else been sustain.' by the death of Mr. Boldock. Mr. Sharp, through ill-health, bad retired iron, the board. Mr. • Butterworth moved the adoption of the report, which was C seronded by Mr. Stewart, and agreed to. The often for K. the year ensuing were then nominated, and a vote of thanks ga having been parsed to the officers of the past year, and to ft the chairman, the proceedings terminated. et A Ittaneaa SHUT AT CREWE—EarIy on Tnemlny IR morning, last week, a daring attempt was made to enter the house of Mr. Thomas Thornhill, fanner, Crewe. It appears that the burglars had procured a ladder from some part of the premise., and one of them mounted up to Mr. Thornhill's bedroom window. The window is in three divisions, and the middle portion opens outwards, red is fastened by a hook inside. Hy cutting out a part of a pane of glass the window we, utdastened and opened. The burglar then pushed aside the blind, soil, the Decking-glass on the deeming table obstructing his in gress, be was in the act of drawing it through the window when the noise awoke Mr. Thornhill, who is, we wailer. stand, W.: years of age, and always sloops with his double barrelled gun loaded by his bedside. On awaking, be perceived the shadow of a man on his window Wit d. Ho quietly got out of bed, took up his gun. levelled, and fired rat the burglar, who appeared suddenly to drop down. When the police came afterwards to inspect the premises, a large quantity of blood was found on the window sill. and on various gates through which the wounded man had parsed. From the footmarks, it was evident he had been led by two others, and by means of the bloodapota they were traced across 'event" fields, through a portion of Crewe park, end so on for more than two miles. The police have made the most diligent. inquiries. but up to this time they have not obtained any clue to the whereabouts of the bur glam. Mr. Thornhill is a well.to•do fanner, and the pro spect of considerable booty had probably attracted his mid sight visitors, who, from the warm reception given them by the courageous old gentleman, will not be likely to repeat. the visit. 811.1 R& L1828.-(THIS DAY.) twe eChool. A fair amount of business has been done this morning in the railway market, but the tone is now rather flatter, and in several instances a reduction has occurred in prices. Great Western, London and North Western, South Eastern, Lanca shire and Yorkshire, and Eastern Conn-I ties stocks have experienced a decline vary ing from to i per oent. This is settling day. London and North Western stock is now quoted 94 to 96 • Great Western, 74 to ; Midland, 1291 to t i t ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1081 to 109 ; Sou th ca 851 to ex div. ; Caledonian, 109 to ex div. ; Eastern Counties, 581 to 591• ; and Great Northern, 1161 to 1171. Isombardo-Yenetan Railway shares are dull, at 11 to 11 preen. Canadian railway shares are very steady. Great Luxembourg continue to rise. uNDINAZT biLUIIII AND KOOKS. SIL I !di Lamm. I y als reriC ea . I lirli""r.o. mil = B.. lll.•lllm ach z2 , l 11/11 ail sad nip 911.3.40ki1katra.414L0 !0:1 130•141 I 1 In 1 11 11l 1 1:4 f til a B Oar! II! isi r0k5...... l iii 1 5;17.72.1 - 1 rniais a 071;0171= - .. ... an Do. • j•sofiv. unillt di De. LIDA. lii poldlo D. sil madD Tea ma Duag. Ar• ,Parth.AbLis. 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Moro. of hulls, I Lou., and 12o1na @000; 100 Qty 110,000 100 'Colonial 60.000.!0.11 Corn. of Canada ...... 16,000 100 Caw of London ref: 10 1 . 8 ' ,I,ll` m"'" Itnelkod MAO 20 ILos. Ch. 15wik of SOMA 11,000 110 Do. New 25,000 50 Leadon and County 60,760 10 landon Joint Stock .. 2000ut tu London Q South African 50,109 100 LOU. and WintraluMer -10,030,1 102 Metro dt Prov. Bank (L. 19,0001 160 Mat Pro,. of Banians 25.060 111 Do. flaw 20,1 10 Nalloaal Bank 15, 0110 000 10 New Boutit Wales Bann 26 ,Cirienta/ Bank Drapers. 25,900 29 'Ottoman Bauk . 00,000 100 Pronnelal of frZsell 10,604 21, Bank Aunt:dim 4 ttai9; 15 Oaks at Australia .... 6 M I 60 Coles of Loudon I 3.0011 101 CUM • OOLOYLLL GOVIZIIIOINT BECTRITLIS. exam. ra ei iro : : re r r . e l. L' ;•11 , . 1 I ry i.: rr: Do. Spar 41.142.rnae9. 1 0 0 Do. I pc oat lOO De. 49444441.114 HO if 0 1149•09.41. HO do. DM Do. do 1441 101 44344444.G0v.119.41. HO N. &Webs Grip. C. 1 NO Duo. 4 9.. a, DM 14 100 Fe= 6944 wet l il: Fovea 1144414 4 p. O. 1 1 17 100 Au 4.044. 09.4. 100 Vie. Gv.69. 4 Jaa..tJall 100 Do. 44. 09. a. 114411 It O. 100 BRITISH MINIS. I 'Till:kir — To I Dim Art Bsest aO. 03a. ( Z A o isik ) test Wad= tut Care Bra LWI. lama (Tavisik ) Grambest II ht.Ul Atimbps Orasi loath 0. WY. Vat ( Hach.) ( Hach.) • • 411011,11111 lierodtrloot =as Valley .. limparek (Olay LW.* 4 Warmly Er= Orit - North Downs N. fluor (Ms* . N. WL lust tea) .. Salk Wawa maw ?e Om. pa. ii pe l t= Ow. MIL Oa. ~. h• Orla (ia• ums ( r'' R . tr_ _i;itelL--aisaa-1i5.0.1 Ila Grab Yale et Ba TiowM Wad sset w. Oirsolos Si &Os WIL Naar WIL ( Rh. Kitty alo. WALL," Lo.(11= IR irelawny (Lim.) itiml rc is le4 If.. f.is." • I LULL 41. M lk d, i- A • i /0111atUr ML/1/I. AMdims MOSS 1 Boa Amore. 11016141 liken loose. kilLoo.gase W OO M 1 O&M& ler.O•aoso W M M Omer IeMS Oassim CeMserCt) el MN 1 Doe Mossies Clopprri 21,000 S ioraiellee MSIAS ASS 0 oma IS S S G alsas UMW IIIOM s el Noreen £ MS. i V) 4111109 Mosoads (Um) 1 1 0,0 : 00Worm SeeM tastma legAl 1 Illa lme ften• NAN 1 N.MneC.O t s ip = e l MK* reriC u ad v ill WO I Port . 1 Sudo Bombes Gold M Difin t OWN& ArVa. (114 a) 10 W UAW St.lol les (lee ) I in *ll4 Salted m Moslems WOO 1 Wonblsi pal.l x \ lo 40,000, 10 VS le* ISOM IS NA* 40 II 4.401 1 salmi W 1104 10 11.1/11 . M . L4O et. .1110 MOM N. KM 10 10,030 SI /111.11:41 TUN 11 NO 10,400 15 W 1 MAIM 1 WM 100,401 4 ii:74 71 K MAIO NO MAX 1111,0•3 lik___ iiipiii 1S" a i ii, i 1 a a KIK 71,030 110,000 11,0,0 "s' I I mmo., I=l7 - 3. matirL(4l AtlmileTaL (1m). • • • Bela Wolarredie.. .. 1411.11duldiasTeL Dm 3 V MAAS lael IrPalma Pusarseso De. • p. it ... 1111it t Lladisalas. limaladialrag. " 7= Nan ll a =is Demat Ode Ds. Maar ow& Pra Eat Mi 011•.01111110 .61 11. Madras fram) Nato& Disarami .os. NiebeaisesellaDiaDi Alb Lava lip. 0. a.• 11 Lama a N. Mat ITI is &laid ess De. "Dtqw Oetsa. Nei lam xma spa. Dada. sad OEs. Slim !Mr ST I I'd Tel GM litee t i sm ; Is 41 - --- i t Pio da Ism. Clty Ism. (L) Royal MAI Illos_ .... AmL lambs. Ada Lod TeL SistD .. Da do lestabsted.. Da. da. Tesesegoi to limits (L.) .4 se Assi ( L.)KL to.Co.ll.Oessda Us. Lase= TeL ILO • Tan Diatoms's uuma.. 11 190 107 1 0 01 OPi 1 99 109 111 14 111 1111 111 118 101 k 1 1 04 N 00 re 07 r re 108 110 1074 1084 105 110 154 304 107 1074 75 N s 7 2) 10 4 14 41 45 5 die 5 ps• e f et 6 7 61 66 $ll $ 116 100 61 U 3 1 In 13i U 40 TO 11110 .. eel lig is to If 1$ 11 II 16 1$ IT II - of 28 SI f kb U U Is 14 'arr. a _ 121 101 a - E t ii, a 118 M 8 a 11 15 K 17 l• 1111 11 1•4 7i le 0 1 dis I par it rams MI 86 161 Il si 5 In Id dire 2 11 7t 7 U 17 SO 11 II I PROVINCIAL SNARE Mipl La te nt roo Usk= lit —Lisa to-day :—Ead anglim2ll4. Lte Counties stock, 564—Orcat Western stock. 74 7 lan easter and Carlisle, 106—Lacaddre and Yorkshire, 100 Las doe and North Weston, 264 a 4—Loadon and South Wenn; 1011 4 — Manchester , likagialet and Linoolnettins, we §—Mid land stock. lne }—Ditto, saw (ILO. shares, 1 7-11140.—Nceth Eastern, "Bnek. $O4 4—North litagardshire, 44 d.--South Eastern stock, 854 a t i :d a. —Sonth Wain, 674-64. Helens (44 per cent , redeemable. la—Buffalo and Lake Heron, 67.164 —Ditto 7 per cent. 101. 8 9-16—Grand Trunk of Canada (7 per cent. Debentures, DEM, 50—Greet Luxembourg, 114 11— Commercial Rank kLImIteC Ittli—Lsocsahlre Insurance, e A.— Thames and Mersey Marina lip.—Pacille Steam Navigatka. 71. Mennen.% Yews 13.--Drma Western. Lancashire and Yorkshire, Sheffield. North British. and South Latent shares were to demand, prima thictualing but slightly, sad the market generally was good. Eadern*Connties, 644—Grand Trunk of Cnnads, at—Greet Wallah of Canada, 154 11-16—Great Western, 744 -W 4—Lanseahire 'and Yorkshire, 1064 Lai d! —London and Northader% 06 4U 6—Manchester, end Lincolnshire, 441 1 4—Ditto IL Tref., 6-16 124 4 North British, §1 a f—North Eastern. Berwick. 061 —South FAustem. 451 6 ta I—Thames and Haney Marine Insurance, 1 11-16 p.—Union Mink, I n—Ulverstane and Lin e niter, 251 —Otwaltry and Newtown, 80—Ditto Pref., 104—San Pauli., a D.—London and South Western. 102. MINES.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoox. The mining market is active to-day. East Cara don shares are quoted 32 to }, being lower ; Rose warne 'United, 30} to 31 ; Mark.) Valley, 10 to } ; South Carsdon, 325 to 390 ; Providence, 42 to 43 ; East Caen Brea, 12} to I, being again better ; and Cook's Kitchen, 31 to }. St. John Del Rey Mining shares are in renewed demand and are marked 62. Scottish Australian Mining have been not quite so firm as yesterday. THE CETHtx COLLIERY Iwguzsr.— Yesterday afternoon the jury in this case retired at 3 o'clook, and re taros& at half-past 4 with a verdict of " Manslaughter " against the colliery viewer, John Moody. Lawr IN PARIS. —" The Lent season," says a Paris letter, "turns out to be more pleasant than the winter, on account of the more rational style of entertaining and of dressing that it brings with it. In the religious world indulgences am proclaimed at St. Roch, musical MOM chanted at St. Euatache, and pilgrimages enjoined to a model of the city of Jerusalem in some church close to the Luxembourg. Any one who walks or drives there and pays • franc for this illexocuted piece of art, in the immediate vicinity of Delarsoies glorious frescoes, oblides for his soul the benefits which • visit, undertaken of course with pious intentions, to the Holy Sepulchre, would confer on it. In the salons of the Duchess Trevose and the Princess Dalitsin, chess-playing is resorted to about twice a week. In other hotels litanies are said for the encores of the Pope, the King and Queen of Naples, and the destruc tion of all the enemies of the church. The same thing tikes place in nearly all the Roman catholic churches. In the English episcopal chapels there are Lent lectures once a week, and seven times in one in the imme diate neighbourhood of the Madeleine, which is an humble imitation of St. Barnabss, Pimlico, but which is jest as well attended by ladies at a loss for some means of passing their time. The Empress listens once a week to Use es hortatious of a Doinioicau friar, and spends the rest of the week in giving concerto and =Alava. The Primp Clo tilde is constant in her attendance at bar oratory. But she does not look more serious than anybody else whoa driving a little pony phaiton of wicker work in the Bob de Bou logne every morning, from nips till eleven o'clook." AT TRAFALGAR AND Wkigswo.--Considering that Trafalgar and Waterloo, the two greatest victories by sea or land which our history can record, was fought within ten years of each other, it has sometimes occurred to me to inquire whether any man could be named who by any chance was present at both, sad I once asked that question of the Duke of Wellington. He told me that he knew of only one—General Alava. At Trafalpr, the pascal was in the Spanish naval service, sad on board the fiag-ship ; at Waterloo, as is weU known, he stood by the duke's side.—Stsshope's Life of Pitt, vole 4. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS 1)1114 Two o'Cwox. The funds are firm, at the recent improvement. There is not much business going forward in this department. This is settling day in English rail way stocks ; in several instances prices have given way to the extent of lor per cent. A prominent feature is s rise in Turkish Bonds. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentee opened at 89fr. 77c., being about the same as yesterday. Consols are officially marked 931 and for money, and 931 for the account. The present quotations are 93/ to # for cash, and 931 to l for the 10th April. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 92/, #, ; New Three per Cents., 921, 1, k ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1880, 13 ; India Stock, 222, 223} ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1; ditto Bonds, 275. prem. ; Four per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 91 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1021 ; Exchequer Bills, June, 191., 225. prem. The satisfactory character of the financial ad• vices from Constantinople has caused a rise of fully 1 per cent. iu the Turkish Loan of 1858, which is now quoted 71 to 1, ex div. The Loan of 1854 is called 814 to 1, showing • rise of about I. Yesterday's reco very in Mexican Bonds is maintained. Venezuela, Moorish, and Italian Ave per Cents. are steady, but the scrip of the Italian Railway Loan remains heavy, and is marked 2 dia. Sales are recorded as follows :—ltalian Five per Cents., 671 (exchange 25fr.) ; ditto Five per Cents. (Maremmana Railway) Scrip, 2 dia. ; Mexican Three per Cents., 341, ; ditto for account, 34f ; Moorish Scrip, 5/ prem. ; Peruvian Four-and a-Half per Cents., for account, 98f, ex div. ; ditto Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 961 ; ditto Three per Quite., for account, 86/ ; Portu guese Three per Cente.,lBs6, 1857, 1859, and 1860, 48 ; Spanish Passive, 19/ ; the Committee's Cer tificates, 61 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 86 ; ditto, for account, 85, ft ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 701, 71, 701, 711, 1, ex div. ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 72 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 241. The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia have reached Marseilles, and are expected to be delivered in London on Monday morning. The amount of Australian refined gold purchased by the Bank yesterday was 74,0001. The Teutonic has arrived from New York with 59,000/ in specie. The present Australian mail announces the de parture for England of the Young Australia with t 78,0001. in gold, the Alfred with 103,5001., the Yorkshire with 51,5001, and the Omer Pasha with 81,0001., making an aggregate of 314,0001. The Netherby with 22,0001., the Marian Moore with 33,0001., and the Result with 158,0001., previously referred to, are also still out. The total on the way hither is consequently 527,0001. Messrs. Shillito Brothers, wholesale grocers, have stopped payment, with liabilities to the amount of 25,0001., and assets expected to realise a favourable dividend. The failure has occurred from an ex ceptional cause, quite apart from market opera tions. The house is one of the oldest in the sugar trade. The books have been placed in the hands of Messrs. Theodore Jones and Co., the accountants. The Telegraph to India Company have just re ceived • message from Mr. Latimer Clark at Sues, dated Wednesday, announcing the opening of a sta tion at Jabal Island, in the Red Sea, so that mes sages can now be sent to that point, to catch the mail steamers for India, China, and Australia (which, by the sanction of the Postmaster-General, ere to call there), instead of being sent by telegraph to Alexandria only. A saving of two or three days will thus be effected in communication with the East. The company have issued a tariff of charges. The Midland Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 3,2091. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire a decrease of 4,42314 the London and South Western an increase of 4821.; ; the North Eastern decrease of 2,7771. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire a decrease of 1,9301. ; the Great Northern a decrease of 1,9291. ; and the Great Westerns decrease of 7521. At the meeting yesterday of the Universal Marine Insurance Company, which had been looked for ward to with great interest, the directors' report was adopted. It was agreed that a call of 11 . per share shall be made, but the time for doing so was left at the discretion of the board. No information was given with regard to the precise condition of the premium account since the 31st December. We are informed that there are now at least 60,000 barrels of oil awaiting transport over the Atlantic and Great Western Railway. The report of the directors of the Victoria and Legal and Commercial Life Assurance Company, submitted to the annual meeting yesterday, stated that during the past year 200 new policies have been issued, covering assurances to the extent of 126,440/., and producing in new premiums 4,9711. A number of lives and policies having fallen in, the amount paid was 30, 255 /., in which is included 1,8401. of bonuses. The surplus of the year was 21,7101,, which, carried to the general fund, in creases it to 362,1571. The income of the year was 66,7151., viz., from premiums, 51,0481., and from interest, 15,6671. The assets of the company are well and securely invested, and amount to 362,157/. The report was received with satisfaction. The first annual meeting of the Universal Private Telegraph Company is called for the 28th instant. Vice-Chance or Sir W. P. Wood proposes, on the 28th inst., to make a call of 10s. per share ou the contributories of the London and Penzance Serpentine Company. The following is Messrs. Colverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the fifth series of hide sales for the year, a fair de mand was experienced for East India hides, and in most instances full prices were realised. Salted were in limited request. East India—Ox and Cow.--Calcutta.—ln general a fair demand was experienced. more especially for kips of prime quality, which were well competed for by the home trade, and realised full prices. Other deacriptioos sold at about previous rata. There was a fair, but not large business ' done for export. Madras, Pondicherry, &c., realised former prices. The analysis of the sales is 172,325 Calcutta, new parcels, 21,134 brought forward from f ortormer sales, off 14,375 Nedra', Pondicherry, &a, in all ,&34 hides, of which 151,113 were sold. East lodic—Buffalo were in limited request. Leather.—East Indian was fairly competed for, at late rates. Australian was only part sold. Salted Hiles,—Australian were chiefly bought in, im porters not being disposed to accent lower pries. Those sold were at a decline of ad. per lb. Cape sold well at previous rates. Dry Hides.—West Coast, all bought in. Cape, rill sold. Drysalted Mauritius were in limited demand. Mogadoro sold well. Home Hides..--South American.--Salted very nearly all posed, holders not being disposed to give way in price. Bark.—ltimona was well competed for. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending March 12, compared with that for the pre vious week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active Public) deposits 7,527,911 Increase 772,624 Other deposits Government securities in banking department Other securities m banking department Coin and bullion is both departments 18,027,111 Increase 3.53,213 1 Seven day and other bills 649,131 Decrease 37,165 The Rest Notes is mem Total reserve (notee&coin) 10,663,426 Increase 870,478 The Bank's resources have largely increased. The government deposits have risen oousiderably, and as this movement has not been counteracted by that under any other head of the return, an addi tion of 870,4781. has been made to the reserve. The bullion has likewise increased considerably, and now again exceeds sixteen millions. U 75 100 e Roll 6 1 al so st U ST al BS 51 IS II 4 if i 100 101 iesi lost 27 21 7$ 50 411 50 48 62 42 45 41 44 , 101 11.12 1 1 00101 * Pul l 152 7 et dial 101 103 I 22 07 I li 93 109 101 93 96 I 7 1 7 ; i ; i Kai ten ;,u i Pa ii 100 I I di. BANId. ;close. I Saks. 69 1 - au W so au 181 19 141 131 24 lb 30 40 sd ST ' tr die pm ss • s I' ss I 1 4 Pm —' s 111 I ide par 1 1 lest I ye 1} Pk %psi , 1 1se I I t - * / ' / 4 il la W ,SiICU Si 4 1 ) 4 dts 1 pia r nei. I Is It BANK Or 11NGLAN D.—Mt and 6th Vie., C. A toe the - 12,102. Dat pursuAnt to the Ad h :eu n diug ou WeJnesday, MarcTth tMITIMT. Government debt £11,015,109 Other recorittee S,Gle,litra Gold coin end bul lion Silver bullion L29,788,b94 . . PAZINIMIT. Government Secu rities ki twinging Dead Weight An nuity) Other Securities Notes Gold and afiVef loin 690,516 t4O 153 221 MARSHALL. 119111 DIP Notes besot /29,78d,595 £/9.786, 6 " . BANKING 1.0 Proprietors Capital a 18,030 East 5 3,63 ,66 0, 461 Public Deposits (In cluding Placheq., gar. Busks, Caaa mia of /galloon Amin.) Other Deposits 13,763,718 Seven del and %her }Us 649,131 440,161,221 Much IS, uon. 31 Tirtrasnav Evisona. Consols, which closed yesterday at 934 "buyers." for the 10th of April, opened this morning at the same quotation, and after receding to 934 to 4. closed at 934 to t. For money the last price was 934 to 4. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent, Consols, for money, 934, 4, I ; ditto for account (April 10), 934 ; Bank Slac 236, 237, 235; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92+,4, ; New Three per Cents., 924, 4, ; New Two-an -Half per Cents . , 764 • India Stock, 222 ; ditto Five per Cent. ;took, 1074, ; ditto Four 4 Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100; ditto Bo 30s. to Ms. prem.; Four per Cent. " enlaced rupee paper, 904 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1024, ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1074, 108. The India Five per Cent. stock remains firm at 1074 to 4. The rupee paper was steady. Exchequer Bills were quoted 19s. to 225. prem., and India Bonds 28s. to 30s. prem. Turkish Bonds were Eat in the morning, but afterwards improved. The closing prices were per cent. above those of yesterday, being 844 to 854 for the Loan of 1854, and 70 to div. for that of 1858. Mexican Bonds were in brisk de mand in the afternoon, and rose to 4, leaving or Ist 344 to 4. Venezuela have declined to 234 to 24. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. HARK-LANE.-(THUR DAY.) The weather is much odder, and to-day it is cloudy, with the wind from the N.E. Since last market the suy of Eoglish wheat has bora vesy short. Flour rather A mon liberal Barley, malt, and oats moderate. Beau, pees, tails, and ends very limited. Very few oda from Scotland, and Irish none fresh in oddities to last day's report. The foreign arrivals, in addition of whom& and So, re nil. Barley increasing-Egyptian, Sinai& principall ar a y.. Oats a few more-Danish and Swedish. A cargo of name from the Mediterranean and a parcel of lin seed from Calcutta. The wheat trade continues in the rune inactive state, , buyers being unwilling purchasers, and that only in retail 'at about Monday's rata* h a nde Foreign and Enish while 1 inferior samples bang an or sell for lower p ric es than last week. Flour, an equally dragging trade, without any material change in value. Barley.-Prime samples for malting maintain late quota tions, but inferior descriptions difficult of sale. Oats without change in value, although the supply is lees than what is required for consumption. Beano about the same, pees dull and ceder to wahine. Beeds.-Lionsed and rapeseed support prices. Gower seed quite as dear. Tans selling at full pnoms. Mustard and canary very dull. FLOATING 01=0M -Several arrivals, but the trade nay quiet, without change in value. Wlina.v.-English: Eon and Kent, white, new, bk. to 63e.; ditto, fine old, --e. to -s.; ditto, red, new, 525. to SOL; ditto, Ise old, -a. to -a. ; Norfolk, lie., In. old, -e. is -a.; red, new, -a. to -4 Foreign : Donnie, 621. to 665.; Sae, 68e. to 7a.; extra, 70s. to 745. • Kooigsberg, 575. to 62a.; ditto, extra, Ma. to 684; Rost ock, extra, eot. to sea; Mecklenburg nil, 49e. to 851.; Uckarmark ditto, -s. • American white, 595. to 62a.; ditto, red, 57a. to 595.; Cana dian, 57e. to 58*. English _Ma. to 375. • fine, 40r. ; grinding. 26a. to 30a.; and dinning, 311. to &le. per qr. ; foreign pending, 265. to 30e.; ditto distilling, 30.. to •=a. Motu.-English, Keen and Norfolk, 58e. to 625. ; San 82s. to ; Kavitea sad Ware, 64a. to 681.; brown. 49e. to 574. Oats-English feed, MU Od. to 235. 01. ; potion, ft.. to sat. ; 10 , 4 1 ‘ 14 . Mo. to 264 . MT; 1165. to Ms. Ellatit.-Eaglish tisk, 35a. to 365. ; barrow, 39e. to 40s. 395. to ilOs i • cireign. liasigatt4 s to , 334. ; tick s Orr: 38s. ; Kola 39a. to 49e. ; • 331. to 34.. nut-English • 38e. to 395.; wto and blue, 38s. to 41s. ; ma*, -s. to -a.; grey, 345. to 364; hog, Mo. to 38e. ; fore=. to 371. 'Lou& - town, 491. to 505.; ditto ins, 50s. to 555.; musky, 455. to 46a.; Norfolk and Suffolk, 40s. to 43a.; Frank -4. to -a per seek; U.S. sweet. 30e. to 335.; Oanadian, 30.. to 335. ; ilpsaith -a. to -a. INDIAN Coan.-Whits. 335. to 355. ; 31s. to 335. FLOATING Callous , all 0. F. and L -Wheat Heidi. markt arid Marianople, pie 41121b5., 46e. to Ms. ; (Mirka, 401. tosos. ; Polish Odors, per 480 tbs., red, 435. to 455. ; white, • Noah. sod Galati, 47a. to 48e. ; 40 to 42a. Barley Egyptian ad By riaa, par li = 23... to 245. ; Odeon and Danube, do., Ma. to Ms. Bona s Egyptian, per 4801b5.,32a. to 335. Maine : Odessa and Galas. per 492115., 325. Od. to 33e. ; lbrail and Bulgarian, per Win. 395. Od. to 33e. ; French. do., -s. to -e. ; AmeriOsn, do., 30s. to 31a. ; Egyptian, -s. to -s. gams.--Canary end. per qr. 40a. to 545. seed, par qr., 465. to 50s. ; Muistard seed. per w=s ; to 9s. ; brown, 7s. to 10s. ; Linseed, per qr.„ ei 6h. to 68e. ; Linseed cakes, Eoglisb, per ten, Oa. to 12/. Os. ; American, thin, in brie.. per ten, 121 Os. to LW. 10s.; do., in bap,lll. Os. to 11/. 10a; Battle, Of. to Of. Os. ; 101. iota 10s.: Rape cakes, 61. Onto 71.; Tares, per bush's', wiater, 81. to 9e. Od. ; Rape seed, English, per qr., 64e. to 725. AILIVALS INTO LONDON MOM MARCH la TO MARCH 14. Noel& sad looloh. Irish. foreign. What GIO .... I 4860 Baring Oats Malt raga Tour. &OA, 4,110 satin: 10,!80 Mh. [ls DAY.) LIVERPOOL CORN MAR SET. —(T: (non nos ow 001HOSPONDIVIT.) CST =mu AIM man IILAGNICTIO TIMM Market is quiet nud trade generally very flat, sad tee supplies of late having been greatly in excess of the de:mad. pncee of all articles have given way. Flour 6d. to L. cheaper ; lodise corn quiet; beans unaltered ; oats and oat meal dull. _ _ MINCING LAMB.—(THIS DAY.) Sooeu.—Tho market lute been steady bat not active during the week, former priced are supported for most descriptions. At a public sale of grocery Penang there was a good competition at full prices to td. advance; line cryetei Mauritius sold at 44.. 9d. ; and yellow Havana& at 38e. 6d. Relined: The market hes been quiet for dried goods, bet without change in prices ; pieces sell freely at 42a. dd. teats. COVFLE. —The market has been inactive owing to the want of supplies. A small parcel of plantation Ceylon at auction went off at extreme rates, good and fine 81.. to 87s. titt. Native sold at full prices, good ordinary small to flee. 70a. to 87s. 6d. Ckteoe.--Trinidad has sold at 2s. decline for the lower qualities ; grey to extra fine red, 55a. to 90.. 'fira. —The public sales have gone off flatly, and at easier prices for broken-leaf Coogan tad common Fayslimus ; old Week leaf Congest also sold at lower priees. Rum at a decline of n ld. pee gallon. 500 puncheons have been sold chie fl y DeiNara at Ls. 7d. to la. &L, and a few Leeward', at lc dd. A smell pared of Jamaica also sold at 2.. Bd. ; and 80 casks Mauritius, at la. sd. RICL.—The market has been dull and inactive this week, white Bengal *old at lls. Bd. to 14s. 3d., and Rangoon at the reduced prices of Be. lid. to 10a. SPICES. —roppwr bus sold at pion in favour of the buyers. Pimento maintains the previous value. Nutmegs sold heavily at previous prices. Mace went at firm rates. Other spices are without change. laurr.—The limited business transacted has been at pre vious prices. SALTPILTIM.--The demand was steady in the early p art elf the week at fully previous prioes, but towards the clone it became inactive. Corroa has sold more steadily ; about 500 bales have been disposed of. Jura, at the public sales, declined 10s. per cwt., and &nines' has since been transacted at that decline. Hine is dull of sale. St. Petersburg clean, 351. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady to-day at the annexed rates .—Town tallow, 45e. 6.1.,net cash ; retesbnrg Y.C.. on the spot , 45a. 6d. ; all the mouth, 454. ed.; April to June, 455. gel. July to Septumber, 46a. lid.; October to December, 48e. to 47a. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yearn. Pattenden and Smith report a better demand far both English and foreign hops at firm rates. Old hops us also in good demand for exportation. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Beath Hatton, 17s. ; Walls Eod 16s. 6d ; Walla End Braddyls Hanes, 16s. ; Walls T ra Beth^ 16s. 3d. ; Wylam. 14a.Holy's.% field Hoer Butes, 12s. ; Wont Hartley, lbs. id. ; Behests H1441103'. 15s. dd. ; Jkbatimp Hartley, 15s. —32 ships at market. 101* 102 i 44i lull i 13 1 3 - 961 SS SO 6d 70 21 21 St S 3 66 4le 33 36 Dtt IV M. ST n 63 4 841 tit liii II IS MI 0 as it 181 261 6 1271 8 OM 41 661 - 6