The Express. — London, England, 1862-03-20 00:00:00

• THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 20, 1 8 62. NORTH AMIN() sz.zerzo.v. LAW INTELLIGENCE. moral character, he being a married men, with grown.up 811.11111 character, DAY) DRBZETURE 810C18. _...__ (THU DAY.) ems. -.8,-- Wo usis jab. I lama. 1 - Pd ICI prima 1 Beim AL aliertiLMAINHAe ig: 1:: 1 . 0! - Yr. Tirwhitt said he &odd remand the prisoner till Tire Ver.ooW. (sr :Lamm tzurcaani.) Was fn. NeeMblip.a MI -.--. boomemow week for the attendance of As doctor. There is not much business gain forward in akesi sa. 1.114.40.61.7"5a.7196 96 98 - POLLING. -fTHD3 DAY.) COURT Al PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Dag, ea OW application of Mr. Board, was taken for the a 0py ,,,,, 0w, unt o / tw au. an d t wo sure ti es i n the railway share market to-day. The tendency, ..- 1 Emallsh II heels 4 9. ea 107 - - -. YORK, Twounonr. (Before the Indy Oridimary.) r i C s ir ar' each. however, is towards improvement. Great Wee- - Immo ss. sr.murneoE .-48..44. 100 98 100 101 ranee o'ctecu. Howe c INUIT AID 1117117.-011110011 CLIL tern, Caledonian, and Great Northern stocks have lOllllOl /11111. Morrill (Cosservative) Milbank (Liberal) - LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE advanced It per cent., and two or three of the other No. I Bb. 1 principal lines Ito 1 London and North Western ao,ots IS Ausiedisa , 6 i ii -: spoodent ; Dr. Searle for the eanoptedont. RA124%1, am tfcsiati. Is 11620 George Hest, ea swam ta the assi mer. - 4 ,--____ stock is now quoted 94 to 1 ; Great Western, 741 76,0°° 1 pm Amm i L lhdi ' L l ,rn l ii t i 10,000 6 Brasil La 0o.(11m) Merritt t i ... - ... YANA 3,161 the Navy, and ardied in the leopard for tam fbea, hem WARWICK XZETING.-(THDZI DAY.) to I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1084 to 109 ; Ca- I M I O N 45 Cebu le.loo 10 Ooplapo C ZCL) U 34 IS 8 I _ - whisk be Mom& to 1956. Sees threads bo left Ear ledonian, 1111 to 1121 ; Eastern Counties, 572 "Kw 1 c,,,,„1,, „,. - had maim la the Amistasee troop ship for Chum, and he to 68* ; and Great Northern, 117* to 1164. NAN 1 Dan Now;e118 Popes , al 1 *} pm - mvaineed QM ban wife should live, la his abase" ANNUAL STEEPLECHASE. Few miles. 1 RAMC OP JUVOLAND.-(71118 DAY.) Lombardo-Venetian Railway , shares are quoted DA* a Belt Del ke7ll4mllslll e n se pm ; from leldsarls with Um father at Beemieder, Freshman, Yorkshire Grey, _Brunette, WE- 15.900 I Fortuna (Lira.) Demenidno, and should receive N. • month for her loughby, e Rug, Jerusalem, Suther la n d, York, Barry, 1 9-16 to 1 11-16 prem. The Indian lines con- fano ii • General ali 12 II - Thu half - yearly frftwful Court a Prwrriotorw• malatiessare. Is 1859 his brother Edward who paid the and Levity are here. tinuel in request, with an upward tendency. Km I M oi r A rahl ua j os li 11 = 1 i dui pu , ti *immersed to comeier • illeidied, was lad at aces , at the allowance tamed bar with being in the family way ; but she EIPX•reD.-Jeslousy. Belgian and Brazilian are firm. Mom 11 laireada (La) 1 3 1 per - amid it, as there was •a God above, std attributed her aR 8 - lank, Mr. LATHAN, the rwrisse. preolawg. LIGHT-WEIGHT STEEPLECHASE. Three milm. OBJMNAZT 1111,U1111 AND BTOOIB. IAOOO 5 Wares Nape to dropsy. The allowance was, however, soon after- 10,000 II Luitealan Orommish Fair, Oiso , Sunflower, Bird al Prey, Pre- Tb• CLUaI" 'aid I hire I. "V W " Ito court that wards s=l ; Edward Hunt hatpin satisfied himself that kw vett B ill c 0,,,,,,,,.. 41 „,, The d „ tai . n h. l pu I zAn,watz I cloWIWCflq••• 1 911 •• • ._.°" 5 1 106,816 1 Meeleidia ali I 1 - this is me of the half-yeerk tademi court* , appointed (ly res t had committedadidtery with Idabel( brother "v tin h „,,,,,' p rociis d , UnthUl• Fi nit it.h t • ht . -- sc d viad an h ere. ar ' 1 1 lewerwar• i •••• • lam WOO 1 N.libineC.of. AWL) A 0 KIR Per - by the 12th bye I..tw gar the tossideration of a James Hunt who also lived at Baamiester . It wee deposed ----•-' - - us MI titua,Weldlintoofflld. Ti 8 , se KM II PenteheedlillvarLred 1 4 - .I,,,J aa ,t, The net we ft for the halt - year sad . that at first she had a bedroom to herself at old Mr. Hunt's, AZIUVED.-Bridegroom, Antelope, and The Dove. IR IN res,dirbes..liene. •- 110,010 6 Peet Pump 1 i i 1 1 um the 2 . th of mown last were K o rt ini . but she complained that the house wee ." troublesome"- 11 . 1 Santa Berbera Geld N 1 p m. - ins wee. haunted by supereatural m om (Laughter.) 116 all Illythend Tyne ... „. NAN 1 Nottlak Austin. Ma) lea 1 1 Mal N 141 6 2A. aalkise I" amount of the rem °a Alter about three weeks, therefore, she had her bed re. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) ts di esteaMseirdallll.o 6l 2 . 1 M. Us MAU and Duke 1171111.181 United Made= - an 70 8 - tug day :ka;ktoc.v. pr. lam now to take your animism moved to the room of her halm/Mu-law • but ills took ad- --•-- 80. 110 Onsionlon . . 111 ini Es us iig ad 80.000 1 Worthing (Um.) all } I - epee the sebjeet of a ilividend, sad to tell you that the mugs of a *Wit Pahl him b 7 his dalghi•r, 111 Barden, 7IMUDAT, Mum 10, 5 LIL es oil Oak soil llsaii: ...... - - - ID 0 Dampen ... ~ . ...,_.• N 6I -. IIIIII.IIMANIOOB. court of director. propose that you should make &divided tw_,..,_le•ve aild... ,_t0,.._1 0 ,__ 16 the coMisfloadant'its who was a I 10 all Da •j • aaiiiv. ...... - .... No I git. i CbstputeL IPd I CI. prices 1 SITU. at the rate of 41 per met Thu is, lam aware, sa anwesel . ""' war. " r " ... "'" was than . Martha Mania ' a 11. IL IL ID. F .' 0. I. A. 19 all Do. El p.s.la /Odin IA es e• charwoman, moon that is bad twice surprised bar to the 0 an Deals seill~ reo. 41 AS -• 10,900 Pt legatees KIM En 17 18 - ,bridied. es we have sot generally been in the baba of eery are ; sad that she bed given her a madam sad two ---- - - ••• - ..... ..... is all umed.,rerek•AlsLia. 10 11 111 - 60,000 10 A 11.1.1M1184.(L.) all 1 3 .- divas. law than ladr per (I st. : that *it hr act lift shifts are S. 1.11 the old VIM She was atterwani scallowl If -Al= . .... last 112 11111 LW. a - 10, IN hut - s- s- N. 100 histers Aa =lies IN 1,10 Mit 10,000 16 Australia& agrieul.... la NlB - natal with es to split the half, except TO er DD yam ego, 01 • AUL Twee ye three mmltha holam Sham Barris Who Amearem ... errs ss a 31.1. W. b - Ist 17.000 10 Barth& Waierwrolm .. .an 6 All - whew we mode • dividend of 21 per cost, sad for lofts sew to the iwwwr•waiwt shwas it. sad h• mid, with an Nag Leal 19.78 U3B 1 a - It. 110 Kalligra Maks. Ma* A 61 1 ze. NI 36. 11/ Do. Noah 39 41 ad 110 40 id LOOO 60 Brit. ablahlleglelit A 1111 111 ss. "What's the celds? If 1 cannot keep them the pariah must. IlserUlt 2/11.70 el 00 16.1 0 - 3,031! 10 Do. 13 I per a im low ell 1$ 13 - le all Ilaid Sate& - sikrable time of 9/ per cent. ; that was from the yews 1767 in s mu our mond*, when our mo n t i lt . ] aistrassia . 11.78 ss 34 1 b - Ilk MO lanberglesnitaleepow ;;; a - .4 -Ad 1710 10 De 0 b. 17141 There ts • reasoo for making the dividead 41, mid reemeN1...... 1 11.76 41 se N. " al a 1 106 ye a s Mbee 8,11151 IN • land En US 117 - GALWAY ..... 31.0 17 11 , / ° - MI all aheiXe Jams. 82 - 11 ,7 iSi '''' .- cot I per cent. on the present occasion, which is that COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Ononas • .. • .. .anas 11 i.x.s. a - SI. IN ilkagew •S. W4llllll UM 116 td •-• 11010 et i ir geflag.llllmekt. a ,12 N IS 1.002106 St. Palace the beer altered now ao that trustees are authesied to (Mors Mr. Commiasioser Goalbara.) 104111101100111. RAM 39 86 ILL a - 10 01l aired Ike* 1 Imam* - - e• 110,U0 M. Prefeneet , 106 IN - rev b••• hint duds , b. that it we made so wean • 410608 IN SE °UGC -APPLICATION POI lltiMaar.-1101711, Mnarrattala -• tall a r se LN-11 . b - _ B l. !s to at Northers - as UVIII9OII. . 16.01 U 116 11.1 10 - *OM 10 LlndietLon.Shipprigh 70 10 00 1 MLA 1 Area With. ss. 116 115 - (~,a per rest., carrying over • a large amorist, there might POINT. 11. 11.61 a m 1 E - 90,000 11 Vasil miastrrig.n UMW 1 par i p.nlln - The,,,,N. Dahl 1110 p Ila paid 131 U 4 ••• be WOOS Jiatuzbauee of the proper relationa between the harihr2=lhod as of Leard - drest , Offilockailm• ♦ = lir - 81.48 41 46 11 h - 700,000 U. Iliectric Telegraph .... 105 58 101 - road,Ell. Oh teals West. Cluj 104 IN - n had his order of discharge, but bad re. TAIIIIIMIZ -119.67 as sr WEL c oma a the interest for life and the owner of the re vainest in his A , itcouco , for c a. % under a n i m a m a HA Mora Waists 76 740 741 5 PAN* 6 Eng. sun Aust. Cop. .. all 21 I 2/ • p - saimelrr. Tie'ref‘mr it was thought better to divide 112th clause of the old act, having been refused on the Duo __,... Sae 42 41 1 r - It. 1 I mam sad Ecetehire 1081 1081 1031 16 230,000 1 Great Ship (Linalted_.) . all - A h tile Dearer than we were accustomed to do, and the ground that his cam came within one of the exceptions gr g '"'" . • litat : s a 4 1 1 1 I i lk r - 111. 100 Imam sad lleolcorall 68 00 - 11000 1 Do. IT cent, Pref. all 1 - ~ tr,.,.t .4 Uzi. will be to leave the rest at 3,01.5,3234 81. ls specified in that section. It appeared that the bankrupt mum= o - ilk 100 .45 47 !If lif 11000 6 Les. District Tel. (L).. 60 1 die 111000, 4 Loa. des. Omnibus Co. all 10 I - i t y .. ur wish t o con fi rm th a t di,id en d? ai m; h ow ) was in matel o t: the mats of a snit in the Divorce Court, mereanue - S. tf• toadasSiertit sift lei MI 60,000 80 Madras beau. d (heel 1212 pm - Thd" will pat u m . g 0."... The court of a irsoues pro. in which he been made co.respondent. _The applica- Jhanif U.lll 48 46 11.1.11. Sr 0.62 . is i At th , Dim . . aa _ 1000 10 Modller. ix. TeL (Um.) aU 4 6 - tion was now renewed under the 162nd section of the new N. 100 InlidoehWieter., 101 - 1072 102 11 80,000 II Nallasal Discount Co.. I par Ipm pme that the half.yeerly dividead, on intend &WPM* be acL The bankrupt had beet four months ie 'orison. ridDAT. 171011•101 autrantif. IS 11 LoslendsgrthOtlwein -, ee - 0,000 10 NerboddaCoaliklron(L) 1 2 1 die 11,310 10 Netberleads Land ... 0 -.- - made co the stb of April next at the rata of 41 per His Heeour , after referring to the terms of the 162nd N. Brltelil.-N.N.E, to W. and LL W. to N.W., strong, to • 11 1 411 Da. Indl MeMSWInel- 0 U without deduction oa account of income tax. section, said ' he saw nothing to prevent the bankrupt 8.W., trash to strong. rainy. gale, relay. U. 18$ 111,11161,06Umedeish A 6 .I, 10,030 1 Do. I p. 41., M. Mfdle. all 0 1 - ant. 1,714 100 N. Draft it N. look lA. 81 13 16 - • Alderman 9st.Otrogs said he wished to mic a quediun having his release. That section provided that " U a Irelead.-W.N.E. to N.W. tail 8.9. W. to N.W., gale, with k w w ill indbai llstauMNlall . It 1 tes,ere 1 s. Mil Auirslailao.. all 1 bankrupt, after the order of discharge take' effect, be &LW., Wrong, to a gale, rein. 60 006 1 Odeeted doe i with regard to profile. He presumed that their pro fi ts were She 2.14 Do. New lpm If pm . arrested or detained in custody for a debt, claim,- 60,000 1 Do. " BOW Mom .. • ar i it = somewhat diminished by the reduction recently made in the demand, provable under his banb-eptcy, where judgment Leg., b.& g o t w o ra i n y. wi th rain. or o=-1 N.F. to A.Z. and 8.9.1 to 9.8. W. to W., a gale, It. 10 Do. TermaDerbie O9 101 10 all Mid. 84. Ws. (Ira) - 40,000 15 i In Ms. (LULL . all 11 7 800,006 It. Pool flew land a Min. 1,00 NI U 64 - ( animist allowed for the management of the national debt. ha s been obtained before the o il er of diadem. IsloM K. Coma -I, t0,,7. ‘ and to 8.W., 14.8.1 to W.8.W., strong, rainy. II all 1134 [eats - 10,00 u 60 I andOeles. Maw all 07 10 08 i He believed be was right in saying that the change made effect. the court, or • judge of • superior court of law, saves, to • mile, rainy. 100 all Newcastle and Carlisle se - 1000 40 Da New SO 11 13 pm 42 I by the Chancellor of the Exchequer a twelvemonth ago had shall, on proof of the order of discharge, and =leen them 11 BOlitartd-E ll E. TO 1 1 and 8 . 3 W. to W.N.Wo a gale. with I: on . x r r ..wwrla w arawea armee r se .• • - - nits appear rood reason to the contrary, direct the officer who AW. strong, to a gale, with rain. = 1000 10 Liles • lad. Tel 0.40 i l u il 1 0? 1 8 01 -_-,.. sow taken e ff ect, by which the amount allowed to the bank h ie t h e l ee h rnpt i n me wl t o di er h arge hi m, w hi c h „b a ll villa 84 100 Narbilb 7 - - l6. 100 North Delia& 1 by the nation for =raging the debt was reduced .win be done accordingly, without fee." EXPLANATION. It. all North Demo Ball. •D. - - .... - 31,000 0 Rio 4471 OW Ist.(4) 2 1 IPm - 1 4001)1. or WOW/. • mar. Order accordingly. 1-Barometer corrected and reduced to 32 deg. at mean sea is. MO N. liErms-nerrisk .. 01 :1 in NAM TIKI NMI laitem . OJ 66 N 511 11 6 * The CHAISKAIT -That is undoubtedly the priecipal canoe. (Belem Mr. Commiesiouer False.) level : each to feet, of vertical rise, causing about one.hundreilth 1/ 14 Da. 41-1 1 Lnams. die es 100,000 It. Aut. Invests. 1118 116 140 - of an Inch diminution : and each 10 deg., above 32 deg., causing 116. 119 De. lords ... ... se msoc m Uneaten lewd all U 66 - We receive 25,0004. lees this half.yerur than we have been EN RI JOHN GIORGI STRATTON.- " Tic mums'. __ASSO___RANCR_ surly thrembundredths increase. [-lapsed tbermoraeter U. 100 Do. Toth ..... .87 ild 870 1030 1 Tel. g, - MAX 1 Ada Regliamed all 1 - accust(xoed to do under that head. There is another AND SICK raisanty SOCIATT.' • is shade. 1-Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew N. 100 Math Landes • 102 102 11.0 , 0 10 Do, do. - The bankrupt, John George Stratton, was described as a point). D.-Directios of wind Ilene--two points hit of rug. 10 6 Do. New per .4 ~.. _ 60.000 2 telogruh to Isha (L.) I Pee 3pm - ,ailae which mitit be obvious to the proprietors in the dif - m i n i ng soo t en d mom s., o f t h e F am il y A. ... inc . m g netic). P .- Poem ato 12-estimated). L.--Cloud (1 toe). 1.- 11/ 11 Nerlbh&WwWwwl7llll6 , ach til •• lua ele ri ttiat Anettl..) JCL I par Pol fen ore in the rate of discount , a consequence of the stag- Sick Frieodly Society, Late of Porthed-street, Wel. Initials : b, blue sky ; e, clouds idetached): t, tog; It, hall; I. 180 17/ hank Stafferdaline.„ die 111 I 60001 26 Co.l.l.Cueds 6 10 Ipea - nation of trade. worth ;of Moorgate-street Chambers ; and of Haber- lightning :m, misty (ham) :o, overcast Ault): r, Pan : • snow ; It. NO NottseranthanaLSO - -- I. thunder. 1 , ren.fall, or snow, or het sines last report, in be all Peeldis es 10,036 . 6 Us. Lamb= Tfittlo . 11 11 et ale - The mote o was then put, and carried unanimously. dasher-street, Hortou. This WM the sitting f or wr i te , ejn i n er i nidu n . _fi en _nim nr i, oim ak, g ). x_c e h n. t a R p l i.moigh - I* Et lye ok _ asammatana sad &wham*, The atAtornma a amnesia -- - The niott.n wax then put, and carried unanimously. The CH tHiIIAN-1 have now to acquaint the court that the dividelid warrants will be delivered and paid on Monday, the 7th of April. Mr. CLARK said be rose to propose the usual vote of thank, to the governor, the deputy governor, and the court of directors, for their judicioox management of the Whin of the bank. Alderman fistosorrs said he had much pleasure in second. ins that motion, and io doing so he would say one word as to the &heretics which had been made made at the sus. Batton of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, in regard to the time at which the books were closed for the purpose of decliringadividend, and the facilities afforded for the trans frr of stock. Very proper complaints had been frequently mete that the books were kept shut for five or sir weeks, during which pasties could not get at their property without difficulty, and without going Wench many complex. forms which under the old system were secatary. The Chancel lor of the Exchequer suggested that it would lend to the public convenience if that time could be shortened. The governor and court of directon at once adopted the sug gestion ; and the readiness with which it was ac ceded to, sal the beneficial manner in which it had been carried out, had been moat eatidactory to the public and most useful to all commercial men. The mole of proceeding now was to draw the line on the same die that the books were shut, and on the very next day persona might transfer their stock. This was • valuable Gel:ay, for which both the proprietors and the public were iu.lebtod to the court of dinettes. (Hear, hear.) The CH•IINAX —The hon, proprietor has peoperty s Nis,' the change, and I believe it hes tended very much to t'.. , public coevenience. It has bees elfeekel at a certain • Alt w the bank, but mat a eery large one, certainly c thing to be compared with the great pecuniary ad tsot.4e it must have afforded to the public to Los the opportunity of trAreiforrio; their stock during the whole year. Practically our hook. are not now shut for a rink day. There is merely the operation of drawing the liar. as it is called ; and we any on the business of the diii.leed without say shutting of the books at all. (Hear, te.r 1 The directors are very much obliged to the per irstql for notichs; the fact, and beg to thank them kr the ocepliniest they hare accorded to them. The proceedings then terminated. The bankrupt, John George Stratton, win described MI II mining agent and promoter of the Family Amoroso* sad Sick Friendly Society, late of Porthadatreet, Wal worth ; of Moorgate-street Chambers ; and of Haber dasher-street, Horton. This was the sitting for examination aid discharge. The statement of amounts shows debts of 2851. only, spinet which the bankrupt re turns debts doe to him of 1,2001. The bankrupt states the cause of his failure to be " preemie of creditors before the completion of the society. and male of lease of Atlas Oral Company. together with the mistake of my attorney ia suing for damage instead of debt for 2001 ., upon which a judge's order had been obtained to sign judgment." Mr. Mote appeared for the SIMIMIMML and offered no oppo sition to the bankrupt removing his order of discharge. Order granted. le nit enrif—THZ " MOLTING CHTONICLE." _ _ . COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IKPERIAL AVERLONB. • lib. Assn UZ % Hai I s U 19d922 e 11416 b 22 Mink 1 Sags 22s gs 9d 6.1 1929 No S l2l Us 91 14 SU Us 11 UM die lad wedW-- Mingo Bum Pe 0.0404 1d 40s 4440 ad ills 00 Os 44 40 lat les Li Us ed les 7040 s Maas 64 , 40 s W ais emir ...... .. OWE& N. Z. Almmillk. lesillit ISO M Mespilie Vasa 11161110vamailmera. Adjodication of bankruptcy was this dayfrade ca irsinet George Stiff, dew:Abed as newspaper and ',Astor, of 5331,s 331, Strand, sad of Beulah Spa- Norwo pew od. The adjudication is on the bankrupt's own petition. He is uoderstood to be the proprietor of the Morning Chromck, the Weekly Tints, and the London Journal. Tha account' are in coons of preparation by Messrs. Brown and Dubois. The come has been referred to Br. Commissioner Evans. (Before Mr. edlialnialiallif Hoiroyd.) 11011111. —C AS C OF SLAB 1417. bearriiciedius Glanville Hayes, was a dry cooper, el Tiehlleid.street, Marylebooe, and of Cirnaby.eMeet, Itegentaireet. He now applied for his order of ihaehaigs. The dale are only 1921., out of which 951. was in rasped of the iffieseges (25L), and costs (70/.), in an action for verbal shads, keoeight against the bankrupt by Mr. Biala', of ire coffee-boos., Marlboroughatreet. th t ev Honour held that thin was • debt contracted without reasonable probability of payment, and Oa that suspended the order of discharge for six moths, mg protection for the same period. Seeili - Devea am* Wales & Yalu& • Vlvee = D a em filebasaW Meilen Si DIOa dale Tag Vale I West Don.—veldt. Bars, Oats, Rye. Dams, sad Pau, L. Isaias Own Sous Low Wm.—Wiest, ; talky, 60.481; oda, 1a,706: rye. 66; 661.6, 6,314 ; peas. 5 . 1 DIAMILAX 61101r1103 TB! nuorcesons 111 TM AMAMI MOS i Vito;17.8110 ".. I 11Isloola Illa a Malmo SHERIFF'S COURT, RED LEDIE*DQUEEE. (Before Mr. l'oderareriff Burcbeil and a Jury.) OP WEINAT DORM TR SIX WIZZ2 SANWD. ACTION AGAINST A ramewAr COMPANT.—ctaavzii MI WESTMINSTER STREET RAILWAY COMPANY. This was an action to recover damages for kisses; ke., sus tained through the Westminster Street Railway Company. The plaintiffs are cement nianufacturen, and one of their hones was severely injured by the Westminster Tramway, and obliged to be killed. The horse WWI worth ZY. A cart was damaged. and the plaintiffs to hire • home and to pay for the repairs of the cart. The adieu was brought in one of the stiperior courts, and judgment bad been suffered to go by del. ult. The mead suit was • writ of inquiry to assess the amount of damages to be awarded. Mr. Bradley appeared for the plaintiff. The company was set represented. Two witnesses were called to prove the was. I Witaca= i r d I WM dm. up al Si- M . MlO _101131021 • on ii leo; I•ii i iii aS Ili SAW Sim S. &la* 2 IMMI.,=: U Oases= Xlme 111 Pull all U ad* all at lama all 21112011 sea. S. p. au Oh Sward 0 lnaire all liumbj is trul 1/& all Dallis) all Lae Onstassa • Sala all MOTO sua Palma all ard Smut all Mitosis .. 2 Statr, Ar c di 11l ataaea (peaut=l t a I knows p. .. s IS Du Nur Sham lil t all Noweglaa Torok 111 OttonsasinsusAlila) all Iver.mmtlfiedit. all Pub sad Odom U Saar awl L Samba ill Alp ad all Auld Dalai all Royal Swedish all I Do. 7 Pre cm& all amuse and Kew , all ' Do. pee awl. Pi 6 Umoral 113 Ve n &Anal* asliaa 7 B.lLol Parrett:A:cap al 'Southern of -- all i PK elondeu . - w e regret to hews d the de4th, on the 11th in.tatit, at Gnat Illahou, d the Right Hoc Samuel March l'hillsppa, formarly Use* eseratary of State for the Home laigartinal iis Ike Ist Ms lat• ow The Holilar Eipr..e sap that Captain Juidk ins, of the Canard .trim ship Pertly has bees presented with the .um of 7i3OUP. by the British government, for he etpl,At landing trope, conveyed in that magnificent ship from Eagland, at nivere du Loup in mid-winter. The Boum' ft , of Berlin states that a corona tun mold is to be A./Anted to all thew who prove on oath that they were pte.,•ut At the oseemouy at Kossigsberg, cake, in the chinch Ur iu this user asset of the palace. .t letter from Vienna of the 1i tL sap, " Prince w lch.th.nat: is at tie point of death. Yesterday he took lease of his mere jellied' friends. He embraced Field. Marsha Wrandaw, thanking him for the honour whisk Ise 1.41.1141 m io directiug that a military escort should ratted tie foment, cad salvia* ►is 01,1 friend Dot to weer the and uniform on that occasion, but a warm coat, no %WU i.,l4ta not take cold." Mt me 111% we The karriol tinder Sheriff told the jury that if they were satisfied with the evidence that the damage sustained amounted to 301. 195., as stated, they would find accord ingly. The jury amessed the damages at the amount claimed. THI POLICE COURTS. (THIB DAY.) CLERKEN WELL IMATIZATI ATTIMTT AT SIMMS IS A POLICE CELL. ill I Do. 5* per soil Peet West& N.W.atinass Madan of &ulna.... BRITDM 188 110 68 80 108 108 64 68 54 37e I Me Id 102 0 St ei ST SS 11 ii 145 . 159 " Mention was lately male," says the Gale& de "el the arrival of if. Lambert, seat by the L f 1113.1..neurar to preemie Lis Malady's mopeds to the raortur Napoleon. M. Lambert was received teat mesh t•r 11. Tboumeel, and has had an madietons of the F.ritpener, who traded him triad graciously. His Mapony, bows er, dal sot give any formal reply to the applicatioa foe a pro tectorate made by the King of Madagascar. M. Lambert Las left for Loodue." THE " MoRN IN4 CH 11104414 'LE."—There Jim beet' 10 isms of the More , el Chn,a6 /e to-day. The offices see .but op and a placard affixed outaule informs the world the. '• the publicatioa of the llirosieb. is %tumid ably deferred until Mooday sett, March 24." The Merniap s • ....,o-se eras only eight years short of the ceatesarp of firth, having been established in 1770. Stebbi:v.% the Prerhieut of the Southeatp .e Clamlier of Commerce, in giving evidence befog, • pardons itary oviouittee on the Aadovec sad Redbridge Eidway sod ita Wenches, oil Monday, Meta thee somber of overlies inward vessels eatered eh the pert if s...othsinpton, la.lo, was :3M times.", 51,ar7. le !..41, the number wss 1,077, ; tonne m„ 34169. Osawards, 1•311. number ..f vessels. 17s. la 141 A Mt A member of a , teem coal urn, in South Wales, In giving evidence Wove the sanie ei.nimittee, stated that his km aloes seat ie • wren Nom aw l iia.ooo tom of steam oral to Month. a- 14,1 annually, and that the root by sea was 17s. a tea, ls if there era a railway from the oialpits to' South , pt.. n , without break of &nage, the cost would be by .eilv I 10 . hi • lOC Ku-um &Kit-rt.—The weekly meeting of v , eentive l'otereittee was held on Tuesilry, at the lithos in liniklhall Chambers, Mr. Men in the chair. The of thesiggrvaehing division on the B a ll o t engage d the atteatiess of the committee, and the Secretary was directed to prepare by the sect meeting reports of the Damn of those niembersof the House of Commons favour. aide to the 6.-11.4 who were absent unpaired from the ilivaina, soil slur of the elections which have occurred owe the last division, sod by which the parliatneutary vi•te in the bend is affected. X!!ee Clifford, an unfortseate wornan, about 30 ears of me, residing at Fitzrov.market, was charged be fore Mr. 1) Eyncourt with being drank and disorderly, and making me of obscene language in Omit Coram.street, St. Pancras, and, further, with attempting to commit suicide in the cell, at the Hunter•street police-station. The prisoner was locked up for making a disturbance, and bad not been long in the cell before the constable on duty beard a peculiar round, and found that the prisoner had andowoured to strangle herself by tying the strings of her bonnet tightly mood her throat. The strings were Ca, but she had not been left long before sbe again attempted to destroy banal. The consequence was that &MIL lad been left in the cell the whole of the night with her. In arwer to Mr. D'Eyneourt, TM prinener said that she was very sorry for what she It Ed dors. Me had endeavoured to destroy her life, be- OWNS E. thoostbt that her infant, which waa only seven remethe old, would be taken from her for ever. Sooner than she would lose her child she would lose her life. . . Mr. lnyisooort said he had a greet mind to send to the House of Correction, but taking into consideration the fact that ■he had as infant, be would now discharge her, but hoped that she would be mere careful for the future. MAR.I.IIOItOI I GH-BTHEET. ECTRA ,, RDINABT CHAIWF. . - _ Mr. Powlerirk&,;i, deeeribed assTnaccountant, but said to be a retired grocer, of Compiled* Cottage, eanonbury, lebagtos, was charged before Mr. Tyrwbitt with committasg • rape on his niece, Adelaide Elizabeth Sophia Butler, 12 years of age, living with her parents at 3, F'rederick.street, Hainieteed-road. Mr. Moe. Beard, tot Basingliall-street, appeared for the prisoner, who is • respectable-looking man, about 54 years of age. Adelaide Elimbeth Sophia Butler, the girl, said—l live at my father's, and the prisoner is my uncle. (hu Wednes day week my wide took me out for a walk into the Regent's. park in the afternoon. We afterwards went to • coffee. ahem in itsithbone.place, where we bad some tat While there he behaved iadeoutly to me. I told him to leave off ew I would tell my mother. Moire evidence was here given too Waikato to be reported.) He pt hie hand over my mouth. We then left the home sad went home to my mother's. I did sot tell my mother till Sunday last. There was soave else in Vie room besides my uncle sod me. By Mr. Tyrwbitt —We were in the house throe quarters of as hour al tog ether, By Mr. Bard— I told him I should tell my mother but I did sot do so or take any notice. I have only awe stayed at my urge's house for three weeks. Sunday was the first time I mewlieeed it to my mother. My uncle was given is charge last night at his ow n house. I have go t a brother as idiot, and I attend on him. I did not like to tell my mother before. I bad no chance of telling anyone at the coffee-shop. I tried to call out, but he put his hand on my mouth. I told my mother he pulled up my clothe*. Nothing else. The boy from the coffee-shop. Joseph Croasingham, was called. and said the gentlemen asked if they could go up and wash their faces, and he showed them to • bedroom, but they were not there long. Mrs. Mophia Butler, mother of the girl, said--00 Sunday I spoke to my daughter, who complained of illness. She told me that she had been ill ever since she went out with Mr. Clark. I afterwanls had her examined by Dr. Davie, who mid she had been shamefully Wined, and then I lead the primmer taken into custody. My daughter is an iota& lignet child. I axe es good terms with the prisoner. Mr. Beard mid the primer was a men holding respect able positim is society, and it was scarcely as possible to be lieve Shot be would act is the way stated, he (Mr. Baird) was prepared with witnesses to speak of the prbioner's high SUN is %M AO 14000 0.0001 100 KIN NM 40 10 , I 010. 1 140 NON U NllO .001,181 NON ND NAN SI INNO N 14000 OO N SION N NA, .116 CI: I N LLUta ACVIDZNT. -Wu have to report another serious crinoline accident, which occurred on Btie. day morning to Nary Ann Everidne, a nurse in the service , 4 Mr. Featherstone, innkeeper, Itrough. Everidge, it &Pima% was busily engaged in the kitchen, when her erten- In. came in contact with the are, and before the flames soald be eztiegui.bed .he was severely burnt. It is feared that she will not recover from the effects of this sal seri .leat.--Zaskra Gerald. LL . Vis Pis ISO ISS SI SS id AS 49 66 46 110 91 5rAYs. 4 4 f ii pm i 34 1 U It 1 6 dim i Pr 6 MI6 tal 111 is SI 1 2 le 21 30 2 40 2 222 A.... 4 :1 611 66. $1 ti oil li 16 :11 6 6 I 14 4sl f 46 Si 14, LDal I 1 I SO Si 10 71 I. IS SO 70 72 10.4 1421 6 df 61 8, 171 1 11/ 12 Si' Oil - 11:4} St 87 S 2 SS MINES.-(THIS DAY.) 5 ii I it 100 e 10 4 11 ISt 10 Two o'CLocz. 26 27 76 76 66 68 46 47 46 49 41 44 40 43 101}_ 102 100 101 Ym 19 1S T 7i dls 101 109 96 98 96 96 loot 4 folf If 2 12f 13f I el SS 100{ Me NI llli die - 1001 lit I I $ T 4 • 4 6 108 104 P 4 O 4Pm 20y 204 08 100 4 4 dis SS SO 03 70 2t 22 92 SS IA but Si U IS SI * N ID 21 Itai a n_ 21ne . The principal feature in the mining market to day is a great demand for Wheal Seton shame, which have advanoed to 129 to 131. East Caradon shares are quoted 33 to * ; Marke Valley, 91 to 10 ; Cook's Kitchen, 311 to 1 ; East Cain Brea, 121 to 1 ; Tincroft, 10* to 11 ; South Caradon, 320 to 326 ; and North Downs, 41 to 5. In foreign and colonial mining shares there it no alteration wortby of notice. At the Great Wheal Vor United Mine. meeting, the amounts, brought up to the present date, showed • credit balance of 3,8294. 4s. 3d. A dividend of ss. share was declared, leaving 2,4001. to be carried forward to the credit ,of the nest account. A telegram was received to the effect " that the 132 fathom level is very much improved, and sow worth 2001. per fathom, and we have a good branch of tin in Wheal Metal shaft." -1 4 t, Woc;dieg to l7tiers received yesterday, the discovery at dardigen °easels Mines contains good, sad if it holds on it is expected that the nes at that parse will get 20 tons of ore for the scat►. A FISH A, WITNENA IN A CoMIT or JIIATICIL—This rather startling incident actually moaned at the Stafford Arista, last Tuesday, in the cause "Timmins v. the Bir mingham and Staffordshire Gas Company," in which the plaintiff stied the gas company for damages caused by them in allowing the " tank gas water" from their gas ometer to flow into the plaintiff's well. Dr. Letheby, the analytical chemist, and officer of health of the City of London, being engaged ea one of the scientific witnesses on the part of the gas company, he thought to prove that pa water could not have entered plaintiff's well because he found animalcule in the water. Mr. W. M. Williams and Mr. Bird, the chemical witnesses for the plaintiff, sus pecting that the learned doctor would advance the theory that animal life cannot exist in water tainted with gas, determined to give it a flat contradiction by producing in court a live fish, swimming in a mixture of half an ounce of the gas tank water with 25 ounces of p ure water , having about the smell sod taste of the water in plaintiff's well. Accordingly • fine healthy gudgeon was caught in the river at Stafford, put into a Ms* the basin filled with the above mixture, and slipped under a seat in court, ready for the doctor, should he advance his theory, which, upon his examination, he soon did, smarting most positively that the least Lelia of gas in water would destroy' animal life, when, to has evident surprise, and amidst a general mar of laughter, in which the learned judge heartily red, the basin with the fish swimming in it was lifted jul6 plead on the centre of the table, full in view of both judge and jury, and proving by his healthy move ments that though the water was not 'agreeable, animal life was still possible in it. When the trial was over (which was in favour of the plaintiff), the fish was taken back to the river, and returned to his ' native element," nose the worse for his short visit as • witness to Stafford moires. U AO Ibbe &be U 41 IS 64 SI SS 64 0 It SB -.......— SINOI7LAR CASE OF ABDUCTION OP A CRILIA—On Wednesday last a little boy about 10 years of age, son of Mr. Richard Irons, keeper of the Wesleyan Chapel, and residing in Chapel-street, Endear, was missing from home from about 9 o'clock in the morning until about 11 o'clock at night. It appears that he had been sent out for a walk, he being of a very sickly and delicate con. dilution, lad had wandered as far as Greenhill, where he was overtaken by a man who inquired of him the road to Alceder. He pointed out the way, but the man appearing s not satisfied asked him to a little way with him. By continued inducement the was persuaded to continue e walking on until he had the turnpike. Having had for some distance increasing dread of his strange companion he here stopped and began to cry, and said he wanted to go home. The fellow now took his hand and despite the poor boy's entreaties forced him along with him, and preventine his "'eying out to any parties they met by thread and menaces, obliged him to walk on until they came to Bidford, about eight miles dissent. Here luckily a women recognised the child, and noting his reluctance to go with his com panion, went towards the and asked the man what he wanted with the child. He said he was going with him, but the child began to ay, and the fellow seeing several people about and the wouran's increasing suspicion loosed the child and ran away as fast he could go. The boy was subsequently taken home to Evesham by a friend. The man is described to be about middle height, wearing a dark coat with blank velvet collar, add carryiug a bundle in a red handkerchief. The police are actively engaged in the matter.— Wordedershire Chronicle. A PERILOUS Pm/mon—A feat of a novel and daring nature; accompanied by considerable risk and re quiring great steadiness of nerve, was performed on the Ith oh. by • young man named Jean Lamontagne, a resident of Levi. Lamontagne, accompanied by a young Quebecer, named Firmin H. Proula, were at Pointe Levi and desired to cross to Quebec. The caneeman demanded a dollar a head—doubtless in coodderation of the fact that there is but smut custom at the ferry on Sundays. The two young men demurred to this rather extravagant charge ; and Lamontagne jocularly observed that he preferred to earn a dollar. Before the spectators could remonstrate the adventurous youth had started from the kattere, and was already making his way upon the floating ice. The state of the tide and the condition of the ice in the river were luckily favourable, and the perilous passage, over the closely jammed sheets which dil might at any moment separate. was speey accomplished. Lamontagne reached the lauding-place in this city just in time. Another moment, and he would have been unable to land, in which case he would probably have taken a rather iliewreeable trip to the " Bout de rile." As • proof of the speed with which he crossed, we may mention that the canoemen with whom he had the interview at the other side only reached after him—Quebec Chronicle. .... 64 70 21 181 - II 10 - [ 4 l ni 4 gi DISPATCH OT AMERICAN AND CANADIAN 3fAlLL— yestirday . (Wedoesday) the Liverpool, New York, and, Philadelphia Company's steamer Kangaroo was despatched from Liverpool for New York, with mails for the United States, and 25 cabin passengers. To-day the Quebec and Montreal Royal Mail steamer Jura will be despatched from the Mersey for Portland with the Canadian and United States' mail, &c. The box at the Liverpool Post-oftice will be opened for the receipt of ordinary letter until 12.30p.m. late despatches, viii Loodonderry, may be forwarded to 8.90p.m. without, and until 9.30 p.m. with, late fees et up ld. Os Saturday the Canard Royal Mail steamer Niagara will be despatched from the Mersey for Baton, with mails for the United States and British North America. Loftin may be posted on that day at the Liverpool Post.olllce until 10 a.m. 'Ate letters, Ac., may be forwarded yd. Queens , town op to 8.30 p.m. without, and until 9.30 p.m. with late fees of led., as in the case of the time for the despatches by the Montreal boat. NI a. Feb. & Feb. 16.Mila ft Mar. 1. Mar. S. Mar. Mi. •.. . • .. •• AMIN 4 IL 1 Mesa Nee. OW.] IFl%tii: 1 Wide Wall ~. : -- i IN l : Ilp.o. 1148. Arm Len audonadbylate H. 100 Do. Jul, I. ISM Salo lo3 Do. Jaw 1, ism Stack all Calcutta • ca. lialstu 18 Pipe T..tDack Oayloo, =par 100 Mutsu 03 salt Logan all Do. Jabbolpoot all Do. 441 p. et. Dolma all Do. Ip. ca. do. MC all Do. do. do. IMMO ali De. tle. as. Mail lab grand Trunk el Our& ell Do. pas al PnL pw Debora.. llie.Vpst 44. i 115.... Da, le. UR.— Da. ea. 111111.... red balm Piataseb no x. - 7, - : -^ , -- gi IA 100 IN w 101 l othi ca dalltall _Do _ Do. Noy _ Do.lp.eidapietw.op i Do. 66 do.. TT!! wit.op. I Do. do. DI Deiet Illsdros 411 pa el do. I D Do. pad D D di d. Do. per owl. . l Is. . ielb.080.1). Mama Demmisk Oita& duo • ow Do. Do. do. Lori 4w a d . l uind oop. axds. if,leciil7l.. lis I I D i t. ru t " o Do.lnd.tlt.Flet.g.6p.e JOINT STOCK BANKS. iraminiZa • • &mak at Naps bank of DM* Ameba Met Book st Lab. _ Auiralis. mai MIAs. Otrir4Loa. arts id rq lataam•ootAti at loolt Ob. ik t= Ds. Sew lama. ra d = Looks eon* Abloom Di 1100. onOiroolabolor l x 100 Metro. a Pro,. Mak (L DID aL Prov. of Mosbos DO Do. ow.. 80 liallessliask SO ,Now Book Wu U "Wand Book *epos ID 14Diosso auk NO itosiodal at wish II loath Amindki U Doke ot Auireala OS Doke of Looks NO 1 0111, 11vtia1....... W a a M a MINDING LANE.-(THIS DAY. ) _ - . BOOM—There is still but little disposition to 'parches° at preview prices, and as holders mime to sell under the former , the bosun.. transacted is limited. Refined ematiame tared. Conn—Fall prices are paid for all descriptions. Jamaica sold at 72.. to 80s. for good ordinary and middling. A cargo reel good first Rio sold afloat for a near port COCOA. —Triaided has mold at a decline of ls. to 2s. per cwt. • gray to good red, 52a. to 63a ed. TaL—A. fair bushier is doing at about previous prices. Bow has sold freely, chiefly parcels in second hands. Demerara, to 7d. to lc fled. ; Leeward' and Berbice, Is. 6d, Kim —At rather easier pica, 9,000 bags Necranzie sold at 9s. 9d. to 10s. fimio is dull of sale at previous pros. Tarfoca has sold at steady prime, ordinary to good Pease', lid. to 30. Sr em— Pepper found buyers at previous prices. Sin w'abite, 6d. to 60. Pimento sold at full rats: to to good, 3d. to 34d. ; macs sold at ls. ld. la. . — liiii.—Crirrants, at about ?As., are in fair requcet, but the demand is not active. Raisin* and lip are rather dearer. &airs= is dull and inactive. COITOIL-600 bales sold at Arm prima. Jtmi has sold at about prevlomi prices ; very common to good, 121. As. to 191. Haw is quiet, but steady ; St. Petersburg clean, IR COCIIIIIIAL at the public sales went off briskly at Id. to 2d. advance ; Honduras, low frosty to time silver, Is. 6d. to 3s. 3d. ; Tenants, silver, 2a. Is. to 3. lls. ; black, 21. 9d. to As. TALLOW NARIEZT.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady to-day, prices are quoted as follows : —Town tallow, 465., set cub ; Petersburg Y.C., on the woe, 46e. 3d.; all this mouth, 465. ; April to June, 461. ; July to September, 47..; October to Decmber, 48.. to 48a. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) . . - - The number of besets . is rmallr than on Thursday last and demand pretty good, consequently on the avenge prior are higher. The supply of sheep is un usually ma& The few choice qualities on offer are readily sold at higher rates. Good calves are mane sad dear. Oar forgive supply consists of 12 beasts, lOD sheep, sad 77 calves. TM amber of mdch cows is 83. Per slew et Ma a 0. aO. Per mesas of alba a d. s. d. Dot Sesta Ilerelds. 4 4 8 DestDes& Ilf-Msalt 4 8 4 10 11114111111411111.1 4 4 6 Due long-w 0015.... 6 16 e essead (ea beasts 8 4 • Ds. do. Shorn ... 4 6 4 8 Orem 4 6 • Iwo t wooed qua 4 4 4 8 nes DeslDestDebreda 6_ 16 Lopes ia;s7sitTriiir, nee. Itx o . :' rl lamb. %WO ; Oahu, ItS ; BWITHYDILD HAY WASP.—(THD3 DAY.) Kama. Harvey and &As mod bads very slow, at kit day's prior staeAow hay, 70a. to Ws. ; sops rise ditto, 154 a. to 95a. ; Werke. ditto, 40a. to 50a. ; TGWU. KW to 70s. ; clover, old, 80a. to 110.. ; ditto, sow, wooed it, 80a. to 100. ; atom, 30a. to Xs. AN ENORMOUS COLONY OF Rata.—A most ex traordinary circumstance has occurred at Melted Marsh Farm, in the occupation of Mr. W. Tipper. It hem various signs which be had seen, th►t he th n ought he had rats in his barn, and therefore determined to lessen them, consequently, on the 25th of February, he with two mr three others caught 52 full.growo rats without the aid of dog or ferret. On March 10th, being an interval of a fortnight only, they killed in the same place 18 more ; the following day 24 live ones were caught, and one killed. To make a little additional sport Mr. Tipper proposed that the rata should be turned out in an open field, and shot one by one, a /a rabbits ; this was quickly seconded, and carried out enceessfully, not losing a single rat.—West Sussex Gazette. A LIVING FROG FOUND IN Cos.L.—The follow ing is an extract from a letter received on Wednesday last im this city, by John Emma, Feu, from the manager of his Tyr Nicholas Colliery, Cwm Tylery, near Newport : " Our men in the heading in the rock vein ooal yesterday (March 10), in a fall of coal in the face of the heading, Li found, in a bole in th e p r i c ki ng , in the top of the coal and in the nine-inch b e d of coa l, a m frog. The bole was not more time 31 inches in diameter, and this found in the soft holing. There is a slight hollow over the coal where it was found. It began moving about as soon as it was released, but seems larger and more lively to-day. It is kept shut up in cl a y t o exclude the air from it ?low this is WO yards below the surface where this little thing was foiled, and I do not suppose any one can form an idea how long it must have been there. I intend having it kept for you when you return." (Signed) L. W. Itirse.—Wr. Russell is going to send t o th e Great Exhibition a block et coal, between seven and eight feet long, selecting the piece in which the frog was found, the locus is quo being exactly in the centre, end the block will be so out out that the frog and its strange domicile will be clearly shown in front.]— Worr.sterrhire Chronicle. The sugar crops in Barbadoes have been much Injured by rats, which have become exceedingly numerous is that island. On some estates ose-fearth et the crop has been destroyed by those vermin. LONDON GENKRAL OMNIBUS COMPANY (LIM1210). —l'radic receipts, week eliding Nara 16, 10.4064 12e. 10d. ►OG la IN IN IN eatTl Pd MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DA I.) Two o'Curxm. The weekly Court at the Bank of England has broken up without altering the rate of discount. There is no alteration in the funds, which are quoted quite as high as yesterday afternoon. As regards English railway stocks the tendency of prices is rather favourable, and several lines have improved. Other securities are generally well supported. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentee were quoted 69fr. 90c., being rather more than it per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 931, and 3 for money; and 94 and 931 for the account. The present quotations are 931 to 3 for cash, and 93/ to 94 for the 10th of April. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, shut; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 3 ; New Three per Cents., 923, 3 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885,153 ; India Stock, 223 ; ditto Three per Cent. Stock, 1083, 1; ditto for account, 1083, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 100 ; ditto, 1864 or 1866, 1003 ; ditto Bonds, 275. prem.; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1023, 1 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1083, 108 ; Exche quer Bills, June, 228., 19a, 225. prem. The Turkish Loan of 1854 has declined 3 per cent., being quoted 851 to 863, while that of 1858 is somewhat firmer, at 711 to 72 ex div. ; Mexican and most other foreign bonds are steady. Sales are recorded as follows :—French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 96fr. 50c. ex div. (exchange 25fr.); Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 341, 35 ; Moorish scrip, 53 prem. ; New Granada Two per Cents., 27 ; Peru vian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 98 ex div. ; ditto liribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 95 ; ditto Three per Cents., for account, 851, ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 81/ ; Spanish Three per Cents., 533 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 433 ; ditto Passive, 19f, ; the Committee's Certi ficates, 7 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 86, 1 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 723, 711, 72, 71/, ex div.; ditto 1001. Bonds, 74, 73 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 102. The end of the quarter is now at hand, yet the Bank of England, being still underbid in the dis oount market, has not experienced the temporary revival of business incidental to the season. The applications at the discount office yesterday were very few, and in the open market good bills were taken at n to 21 per cent. Gold to the amount of 56,0001. was taken to the Bank yesterday, making an to of 415,0001. sines last Wednesday. The Para arrived from Alexandria with about 57,0001. in Australian gold. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was firm. The sales were 7,000 bales. A new joint-stock bank, to be called " The Public Bank of London and Liverpool," is in course of formation. The first capital is to be 1,000,0001., with power to increase to 5,000,0001. A special meeting of the London and Blackwall Railway Company is called for the let of April, to consider the bill now before parliament, which authorises the company to construct additional works, and confers further powers with regard to the raising of capital. The scrip certificates for shares in the Turin and Savona Railway will be ready for delivery in ex change for the bankers' receipts on the 31st instant. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, : pa, dock, and other shares, as given in ihe last Stock Exchange list : Issoranew—Alliance Marine, 551 ; Atlas, 12 ; Commercial UnW ; County, 84 ; :R N A 71; Globs, 984 ; Guardian, 51 •Manse, 100 ; Mercantile Firs, 3 1 , ; Ocean Marine, ua, ; Thames and Manny Marine. 34, ex dm. ; United Kingdom, 6, ; Universal /ludas, 11, 4, 4. Gem Light and C o ke.—Bahia (Limited), 16j; European, 510 ; Mit ; ditto New, 65 ; Imperil Continental, , ; Bump Consumers, ; United General, 26j. Trmfr. —C7ommercial, 102. Cansl.—Regent's (or Loudon), 25. Waterworks.— Chelsea , 23 ; East London, 128. With reference to the market for American securities Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reporte as follows : The market in London for American securities remains very firm ; the transactions since our lest having been important, at steady prices. The Mgerian Cotton Company having despatched a commission to Algeria, to report on the company's lands and make all necessary arrangements to facilitate commencing operations, have just received most favourable advices. It is expected that the members of the commission will return to England about the 20th inst., immediately after which the arrangement& of the company will be proceeded with. The following is from the monthly wine ciroulaz of Mr. F. W. Cosens The home oousumption of wine in the United Kingdom for the year 1861 gave an average of 899,000 gallop' per mouth, while the clearances for the month of January, 1862, total 791,939 gallons—the average of previous years was about 800,000 gallons per month—the permanent in crease in the consumption may, therefore, be estimated at about 30 per cent. So far the reduction of the duty proves satidactory, and the home demand would no doubt be larger if the great manufacturing industry of the northern comities was not suffering so severely in most branches of its particular commerce. Of the 792,000 gallons cleared in jai:nary, 42,253 paid the lowest rate of duty —one shilling per gallon. Reports have been current of some probable alteration of the wine duty ; but while the principle remains that the amount of spirit shall regulate the rate of duty, it is clear minor modifications may be made, but no material change can be effected without destro7ing the equilibrium now existing between the wine and spirit duties. WZDNIADAT Eremite. Consols, which closed yesterday at 933 to 94 for the 10th of April, opened this morning at the same quotation, receded to 93, " buyers," and were quoted at 4 o'clock 93 3 to 3, the price for money being at the same hour 93,1 to I. After the close of the Stock Exchange the market was firmer at 933, " buyers," for the ac count. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, gq, 3 ,e, ; ditto, for account (April 10), 94, 933, ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 923, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 923, 1, ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1883, 151; /mils Stock, 222, 2231; ditto Five per Cent. Stook, 1081, 1,1, 3, 1 • ditto for account, 1081 ; ditto Four per Cant: Debentures, 1863, 100 ; ditto, 1864, 100 • ditto Bonds, 30s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " en laced" rupee paper, 1021, 3 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 108, 1071, 1081. The India Five per Cent. Stock, after being marked 1081, closed at 1081 to 1, being 1 higher than yesterday. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was firm at 1021 to 2, and the Five-and-J.-Half at 1071 to 1081. _ _ _ _ _ In the foreign stock market the principal trans actions oonsisted again of speculative saki of the Turkish Bonds of 1858, in anticipation of the new loan. After falling to 71 to 4, the price closed at 714 to 72 ex div., being lower than yesterday. The loan of 1854 remains very steady, at 86 to 4. The Loudon and North Western Railway traftc return shows this week a decrease yf2,838/. Indian Railway Debenture', including more par ticularly those of the East Indian, &Mae, and Groat Southern of India Companies, ouutiuue in request, and have attained a fresh rise of about k per cent. The new Victoria Loan closed at 1041 to }. New Brunswick Government Bonds were in demand, and rose about 1 per cent. There was a decided advance today in Ottoman Bank shares. Bank of New South Walt% were likewise quoted better. On the other hand, Lon don and South African Bank have fallen to dis. to par. City Bank shares have not recovered from the late falL In the miscellaneous share market the alteration in prioes was not important. The principal transactions were in Rio de Janeiro City Improvements, Royal Mail Steam, Australian Agri cultural, and Crystal Palm*.