The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-15 00:00:00

_l44ußa. r er alt 16114414184Dssii.d1::°84 w1scia, Ina Wire that , hat ths last I ham liately pre. gins are a upward% aiy or WU f•d to tibi p] oc votat Ore :alum[ la tb. caress ----^- ad certAcii6 or tract W c bake* M. Vestal Pt 4 the got Alba by r: unit rat w+ ice? f&PP° • "'" ./ ,, terebY art Len 60i. u ."' • I had not Donk for fif a July ----- :ortitlobtae c so took Er moos* ti ll - sho Mrs July. r.)—Etw 01. Buoidattle o swag!. " • mar& 91 4 l▪ ee. 6112. MINIM sall/10 1 1 1 P 1001 g. rr a6011.1* 100. • LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THE BUCHAREST REVOLUTION. piro read in the Levant Eferaid of the 7th so me opposition oa the part of the Posts, it bus settled that the Conferenoe of the signatory N o ds whisk is to deal with the situation created by • tiossammt shall meet at Paris, and not at Con stogeople es the Sultan's ministers bad wished. la rhs mistime, pending the short delay in some collective b o ons being °owe to by the six governments, the pro admisistratioa of the provinces by the leaders of firremeat will not be interfered with. The Want tele gips how Bucharest report the cootinuanee of perfect • throughout the country, bat at the same time testify t o do selioohiso determination of both boyards sad per to maintain the union—and that, if possible, ostler a fonds Mal.* Oa TharadaY. Abdi Psalm, eootiroodevis snof of the fiehanita corps er armada who bed bees on a. anal bare to the capital, returned to his port acoompealsd by We battalions of infantry ; but this latter iosident can bogy be magnified into a " demonstretioa: as the troops in fiefdom lately earns from the Bohemia command sad is re poniag to it therefore merely resters it to its former WOO- (anurna's rmsnamts.) ITALY. SLOBENOS. YAWN 15. The Superior Council of Public Health has ordered a quarantine of seven days for all vessels arriving at Italian porta from Nap , . It is stated that Signor Carmelola Bella has been appointed Italian Ambassador at bladrid, and Emile Visconti Velvets at Constantinople. Prince Napoleon left here this morning for Leg horn. SPAIN. MADRID, MAscs 14, Evsaima. It is rumoured that General Olano will replace General Duke in the ceptain-generalshiP of Cuba, General Cordova being appointed to the director ship of infantry, thus left vacant by General Olano. General Messina, it is added, will re-assume the post of Chief of the Staff. BZiPPKARANCE OF CHOLERA IN EGYPT. MARBEILLIA, Kum LS. The journals of this city confirm the intelligence that a quarantine of one month was established at Malta last Monday for all arrivals from ♦lexan dry, They do not, however, explain the cause of thie measure, although • statement is made that cholera has re-appeared in Egypt. The latest Alexandria papers received here, bearing date the gib hut , only mention a total of 16 deaths. BANS OF INGLAND-(27118 DAT.) This afternoon shelf-yearly general court of the sad company of the Bask oEnglaed was held n i rbank parlour, for the purpose of amoiderieg a ded ; Hr. HOLLAND, governor of the bank, in the Asir. The minutes of the Let meeting haw* been eoefitmed, The Goronnon mid that the accounts had been made op to the 28th of February lad. The set profits of the half-year amounted to 769,4934 la. 4d., mil k tits mount of the net on that day 3,775,7941. 71. id. After providing for dividend of 51. lie. per cent., wawa deduction on account of income tax, for the half-year, the rest would be 3,011,7611. 7s. ld. Be was glad to be able to propose • some what bother dividend on this occasion than on the last ; but tome addition to the dividend might be expected from the high rate of interest which prevailed. He hoped the court would be satisfied that the bat had been done by the directors. Mr. Know said that before the was adopted he wished to impress cm the direetoes L e ft o ot allowing interest on deposits, which would Mermen the dividend sad give the directors greater power over the eirculation. He did not think that the peoprithoes win adequately rem inded, sod therefor he prepared " that the ooart of direeters be requested to call by a letter to such :rife. tend completer a meeting of such proprietors for the 3rd of Key next, to Presider the best wane to be pursued in the drain of the Beak.* Mr. L Liret supported the views of Mr. Maxon, and mend " that the directors be respectfully requested to apply to pirliameet for a bill to give the same power to Munn' to vote on all oceaskies as other proprietors bd." Mr. Hamm= emended the motion. Mr. Alderman linoiroun, M.P. , raid that if the Beek of England adopted the main of Mr. Morn, they would be obliged to trade like joist stook companies, and give up their connexion with the government. The ementry would never tolerate that any one establishment should have the entire control over the circulation and the rate of interest. Both mollifies' were withdrawn, sod the dec'aralion of a dividend vas agreed to. MUCHANT BANKING COMPANY OP LONDON (LIMITID).-(THIS DAY.) - - The third ordinary general meeting Wag held A the London Tarim, Mr. Hammes Wareoe in the chair. The directors report that "The sum available for dn. halation after deducting carnet a:psalms, directors' sod gaiters' norauseration, rebate of Interest on biro, and 41361f0r bad and doubtful debts, amounts to 131. 6s. 11d., which the directors recommend to be appropriated as follows, viz. :-Is reduction of prolimi my ripsaw, 1,2391. lea. sd. ; in reduction of amalgams tan scoorust, 10,0004 ; in taignsoutatioa of mom find, 8,0004; interim dividend at the rata of 8 per mut to mom, to 3kli June last, 10,3751. ; dividend sow re tantoseded at the rate of 8 per coat. pot annum, 11,3001. ; blether 21,8754 ; balsam carried to now account, 3.6111. 15.6 d. • total, 44,7264 16s. 11d. The dividend, being at th rato! 14 par share oo the first issue, sad 6s. par share wthe mooed issue, will be payable on and after Tuesday, 70th bast. " Balanceshoet, 31st December, ]866.-Dr.: To FW up, viz. :-`251. per share ow 10,000 shame, 2600004 ; let per share on 5,000 shares, 50.0091. ; shares issued, 15000-330,0004 ; to acceptances against credit& and taco- Mks, and emotion due to customers cc carnet and deposit amount., 1,647,5191. 4e. sd. ; to reserve food, 10,0031. ; le_ mat and loos, viz. :-balance brought forward from 1051, 5,1391. 14s. 3d. ; amount transferred, after providing for bid and doubtful debts, 55,9361. 2a. 74.-61,0751. bk. lOd. ; total, 2,018.6954 is. 3d. Or • By oath in kind, At hankers', and at all, 142,3874 6s. 8d: ; by bills receiv able, loos, securities, kc., 1,762.5641. 90. 6d. •, by prelimi nary azponoes--balanos, 42391. 18s. 5d .; by of fice furniture, Irturra, &a, 1,4034 6s. Bd. ; by building and premises at 18, Osmirmotrosit, 20.0001. ; by amalgamation account, 7!,0001.; total, 2,018.6951. ls. 3d. " Profit and lose account for the year ending Dec. 31, 1865.-13 r. To cut rout expenses, 8,0901.12 x. 2d. ;to nanuns. whoa to directors and auditors, and for insiotar.taz, 4,1001.; to rebate of interest at 7 per cent. on bills dioommted and sot yet due, 4,1584 7z. 9d.; to amalgamation account-amount transferred, 100 001.; to reserve fund-amount transferred, 8 ,0001,; to preinary expenses-amount written off, 1,2391. 112. 54.; to dividends, viz. :-intorim dividend to 30th June, 10,3151. ; *ridged to 31st December, 11,5004 ; beteg 8 Sr mai par annum, 21.8764 ; to baloney wend to new scoonat, 3,8111. DU. 6d.-44,7281. 113 a. lit-Total, 1 1.0751. 16s. 10d. Or. : By balance brought forward from 1864, 5,1394 14s. 3d. ; by amount transferred, after pro vidiag for hail and doubtful debts, 66,9361. 2a. 7d.; total, 61,0751. 16a. 10d." The Quitman ooagratulatod the mooting on the satis factory results of the past year's operations-a period sot wholly exempt from finaocial difficulty. After going Omagh the 'tannins, in the report as to the profit made aid its aPProoriatioa, proceeded to state that the 8,0001. carried to the reserve would bring that fund up to 18,0001. When that fond amounted to one-fourth of the paid up capital the actual oontsibutions from revonno to it would mass, sad when that took Plant sod the amalgamation account was ortiogaishod, the entire Profits' would be available as dividend, which there was every reason to believe would be considerably increased. The directors did not amstemplate making any call at pre sent. In ocincludon he moved the adoption of the report and scoonata. Mr. Prance, deputy-chairman, seconded the motion, which was tarried nosizimously. The dividend was then declared. The dboetors retiring by rotation were re-sleeted, and the remuneration of the board for the cornet year war fund at 3,0001. The usual compliment to the chairman and directors oar eluded the prooesdnigs. METROPOLITAN Dlsrmor RAILWAY. (THIS DAY) This du the third half-yearly meeting wee held dills Load= Tavern ; the Earl of Dsvos is the c►air. The report, which set teeth the roasts of tie works lad stated that evarytruag wif oh had canned strengthesed the *snaps:ions which tad been formes of the profits lAA weal be derived from it, was received cod adopted. The Fenian* in the provincial pole of Ireland, limps% nsty core, aro known to b..) bolting aanannusbostic n ~► thtir blonds onlnirlik BANge• THE POLICE COURTS. dHARE Mk IR I ow • n \ VIM 1 14=a0.8p.ot = 2 , 1 laminas silt —i io,ooo 10 at,olo 10 I Walowororlo (1 , 1 d i w Vaughan ll V 11000 I 11° Iro i r l Ord €141 (Ihni al 10000 I Do. Now 4 * MOM 444100 r Load a Dana 14 11. a IL Mf an Dt g . 6 (l. ( l ) : II 1.91 S 1111 Maids 14 le ° lau e dlinow(L) N. IS oa Ooloasoy. 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LISPS se . ) SO lasi Soostitios (Uso.) IS Wad. Miaow • 26 LostasSaaloiso.d.t " 1 1 CA4L toold=r aiL ds46 . 13 (1 SI torL Paws. 111 I lossLO.OsslbsoC. L 030 SO Loodakeloas.lsB.Co(l. SO Load., Mho, so MS. r IS toodalor. 13 I t 1 SO Loath 10 lislins Irelp. II 01•01 1 O. Pew. 15 1/ le II 18 (THIS DAY.) CLERSENWRIZa CH/11G1 OP CAMINO Till MATH OF ♦ CHILD• Frederick Smart, a driver in the employ of the Crest Northern Railway, was charged with causing the death of Zither Riad, a child, by running over it with his hone and Waggon. Mr. F. D. Rigby, solicitor, prosecuted. It appeared from the evidence that on the &Minton of Tuteday week the defendant sou driving through Win chaster-street, Formfitting, with a waggon and two horses. The waggon was covered with a tarpin, and the horses were going at a slow trot. When about the middle of the street, two children, one of them the deceased, at tempted to cross the road, and she was knocked down aid vas run over. The unfortunate child was taken to the Royal Free Hospital, and when she arrived there the surgeons pronounced her deed. The witnesses called contraliated themselves in many material partienlers, some of them saying that the defendant vu going very fut ; others that he was going at a proper peen. Some said that the horses knocked the deeessed down, others that the deoemei ran under the wheel' of the wawa, and that there wee co blame to be attached to the d efendant. A a coroner's inquest lad been held, and the jury bad ii, retained a verdict of " accideatel death.* It was also W 3 stated that the defendant when be was stopped had nay " got about 18 yards from the place where the child was run — l4 ' over, and he then said that he was not aware of wh at had r.. oceirk The de ed. fondant, is reply to the charge, acid be regretted RI; what had cowarred. bat it wet no fault of h is that the child ea. was ran over. She most have run under the wheels. et, The magistrate dbobanyd the defendant. N. MARLBOROUGH -STREET. elllooB mamma mien= • OLeee. Henry Baynes, clerk in the employ of Messrs. Riviegton, 5 publishers, of Waterloo-pkes, charged with obtaining a cheque for 111. 12a. ild.„ by false preteems from Mr. gn, Francis Hawed Weblike, was agate brought before Mr. on. Knox. so. Mr. Lewis, n., appeared for the prevention ; and N. L e Mr. Edward of Great lifariborough.strest, for the r i : primer. at. Weenier said that shies the bat weeks several fresh cases had come to light, amongst others casein which es. the primmer bad obtained cheques to pay to the Morning N. Post, the Owl, the Press, he,, for advertising, in some in. 00 . stances the prisoner having obtained cheques for a et much larger amount then was due to the papers and is. pocketed the balance, and in others placed old, stamps .w to new accounts, making the accounts appearing to be due te much larger than they really were. The charges would be for obtag the cheques by false presume, larceny, sod MO form, , the latter ebarge oonnection with Notes end it! Queri Mr. S_ oon said that he oesesidered two fresh mess in addl. is. Lion to Steam alreadygone into kepeeting Nees and Queries se would be sufficient. Mr. Etleingten said he found in the advertisement ledger O. • receipt purportisi to be that of Mr. Free, of the Press, ILL for the sum el 51 sa. The stamp to the account wean old one, and on looking through the book he missed several N. old stamps of the date of 1851 end 1888 . T hestam p to the fresh on account eonesponded with the old area On the 9th Dec. be II lave • receipt, argued by Kr. Ives, for 41. 101 . 6 d. , which t• mount had been handed to the prisoner. The stamp was 8. One of the old men and not the form of those now used. On the 7th October, 1865, fated an entry of 51. 2.. fid. paid as. to Notes and Queriee. Mr. Wm. Ore* Smith, publisher of Notes end Queries, et. said that on the 7th Ootaber he did sot receive any money a& from the prisoner, and there was no age in his employ of '1. .. !. the name of Swan, neither did he auth o r ise an y one of that a. name to receive the sum of 5L fin 6d. from the prisoner. et (The name of Swan was on the receipt.) tie Mr. Alfred Ives, publisher of the Press, said that Ifeasen et. Rivingtou advertised in that journal. In November, 1864, 10 the sum of 31. ss. wee due to him, and on the sth Nevem ber, he received that amount from the prisoner and dosed a a receipt in the book for it. At the time he signed the re ceipt the amount wee not 6e. se. He feared the animate had bees altered intim proemial/o'a book, so as to make than up to 51. 51. On the 9th Dee., 1855, he called for as account of 11. 161 M., and received it from the prisoner, and signed tit Sc, it fa the prosecutor's advertising ledger, but not on a 100 stamp. The account was then 11. 10s. 6d. and it now stood a. 41. 10a. 6d. By holding op the page to light he could see 0 , his 'denature under • stamp which had been put on the ,1). accou n 104 111 r. W t. eaker, Jun., said that in the prisoner's desk was Need an account which was undergoing the proems of eh cookie& to make the amounts larger than they were. Some further evidence having been gives, the prisoner, 1 00 who appeared very dejected, was committed foe triaL WORSHIP STREET. • rumarkeekr Ow& let Among the night charges brought to this court was one tat 1 against a young woman, who gave the cane of Mary Ann 14 Taylor, for destroying her c lo thing while in the mama too wards of Ilitioredike workhouse. too The offender's &opiatesa excited general notice— lee beneath • dark wisp of • shawl sod old bonnet b 2O she ware what was immediately reeeptimitle as having 1r been long since a nibbed ceenterpene, but perfectly white 7 0 and c.refolly patched and dented so as to exclude some in- clemency of the weather, and an overwesaing desire to as- lo certain the nature of her noder clothing. To all Latent, the IL article bad been altered into a garment for the ex- _ llO . press motive of attracting attention, and, if possible, '"'• awakening a sense of shame in the weirer. Its else per- :4 mitted no flow of rapacious pettiociats, sad was of the form t oo known as "straight round," with a due regard to modesty t o o is that respect as in length. The offence with which she was charged having been 36 . th proved by the offinials of the anion the magistrate in. f>< quired whether the rue' woman was really wearing a fed ociuottirpane. The official replied that assuredly the article go, had been such, but was now with many others of • precisely 60 similar kind converted into • sound warm over dreg--the LOD may garment of the kind supplied by the house to those In who were in the practice of entering there at sight sad destroying their own things in the moraine in the expects- et. tee of having a change given to them. Several of these to nice white dresses hung round the wards. and the exp. IS. dient adopted had proved wonderfully efficacious since its St adoption months slam. What course could be adopted with the other max was under consideration. Defendant, who appeared to be thoroughly humiliated at the appearanoe she promoted, said, with tears in her eyes, i that her things were so 61thy site was obliged to tear ' them up. Committed to prison for fourteen days. SOUTHWARK. • 111111•1,1 HOOGIBRZLITIL Mary Ass Vaasa, a well-known character, 'evicting with a tioket-of-leave man, was charged with feloniously enter ing the dwelliag bowie of Joha Bageall, at 3, Cole street, and stealing therefrom a timepiece, cloak, cost, and other articles of wetting apparel, his property. The prosecutor deposed that on the evening of the 22n1 ultimo, he left home with hie wife, having securely lorked the door,' and left everything safe therein. Ou their return a few hours afterwards be found that some one had en tered the house during their absence and bad ransacked eU the drawers sad cupboards in every room, and property we strewed about in all. He misted the timepiece from the parlour mantelpiece, two coats from • cupboard, a oloak, two dresses, and several articles of wider clotting. Lie instaotly proceeded to the police-station, and gave in formation of the robbery. In coosequence of that the pri soner was apprehended, and some of the property was tressed to her possession. A neighbour residing opposite said that on the evening of the 22nd ultimo, she saw the prisoner loitering about the street, and as sorsa an the prosecutor and his wife left their house she went to the door and opened it with a key. Witness thought she was a lodger, and took no notice of ber at the time. Whorl she heard of the robbery rho de scribed her to the constable. She was Bare the prisoner wet the party. The prisoner pleaded guilty, begging his worship to settle it at ones, as it wan the ftrat time she had been in trouble. The militarist, doubted that, and sentenced her to six months' bard labour. 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(1 ) 5 a Sdb 1111 110011 toodrallau Law al 0 111 N. risrows lse dl ss Do, Scrip • all 1 1 111 1/81.0owstras.lblishl fL 111 1 oldla N Tlstarkllerayl 4 (L. l I al *pa N 11101 dad re/roam (14 8 I 1 ail IS TrsoltagatcyotAu.L t 131 9/ r. •L. la. of U.Oaitads 0 d 1 II 119.16/114 of Lim i t. 1 1 In 5 0NN1E.T4148.00. IN 1 1 k* 2 N Usitimattarlns Ins L 4 14 1 all IS Upper Ansa Tos(Ltm 1 54 II IWs 19 DOW MI Vsso6oomdes Lad lB4 8 10 01 Wseraot I,l66ne•filwa 110 ilt N W04119114,41'5d1cd1.(1. N 1418 11= IS for Y. LT iklumes. Consols. which closed yesterday at 871 to j for the sth of April, opened this morning at 871, sad closed at 87i to 1. Fri- money the last price was 87 to k. The officiel business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for MOWN ST, 1 ; for account, 87j. 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 85k, 5,1, ; New Three per 6,;, 1; Bank Swch, 252; India Stock, 208; ditto Five per Cent, 1021, 1, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1011. Indian government securities were steady. Ex cheq/sruer Bills were firmer, being quoted to ss. dis. 'rhe . transactions in foreign stooks were upon ea increased scale, and the upward tendency of quota- Cons was more marked than for some time pest. Buenos Ayres Deferred and Turkish Bo n& ad 1862 rose 1 per nest.; Egyptian, Idahoan, Russian, Venezuelan (3 per cents.), and Italian (Manse- mans Railway) Ito ; Spanish Passive, 1; New Grenadian ("ex all") and Portuguese, ; sad Turkish of 1865, Brazilian scrip, and Italian of 1861, k. Spanish Certificates declined 1. FATAL OMNIBUS ACCIDENT IN THE CITY. INQUFST.—(THIS DAY.) This morning, Mr. Richards, deputy-coroner, held an inquiry at the Sir George Osborns's Head Tavern, Prinose.etrost, Wile-end, respecting the death of Charles Limed.. egad 80 years. Mary Lincoln, 7, Half Moon-passage, Whiteohspol, said that the dectned was formerly an artillerunast in the ser vice of the East lodide Company. On the 4th July last, he milked to the hisesion-house to get bin papers signed by a muistuate in order to receive his pen sion. He was brought beck in • clay severely in ured. He gave witness a month's pension, and told her that ss be wu crudes the street opposites the Mangion-henoo an omnibus struck him. He was thrown down, and the omnibus ran over his thigh sad leg. He was never able to walk after. In September, be was taken into the workhouse infirmary, and on Thursday last he died. W. Turner, 474, City police, said that lust July be toss oa duty opposite the Mansion-house, and on the day in question he was told that an old pathogen bad been run over by as meths% and idioms saw his on the grated. As witnees wan is the habit of sending a good many per fume to the hospital from sondenia which occurred while ho was stationed it that eeighboushood. he put the de emed is a cab sod wasted him to go to the hospital, but he refused, sad said that be only waisted to get home sad shams* him alothas, whisk were owned with mud. He said that he was not much hurt, end asked wiener to have • little gin. Witness refused. and be was driven home. Mr. A. Maeda Clitsamnays. M.R.0.5., said that the de moted was brought into the Wisiteshspot Infirmary in Sep tember let ramie( from Wanes he this spas. He mitered from paralysis iris* _from esessesnloo to the Innis through j one weer. Re dial Isom kb isjnrim on last Thursday. The Cormier having wermegml up, The jury retuned a geollot of " Aceideetal Death through bum' run over by as camibra" LONDON GININAL Ourava Cox?Awr (LnsrezD). —Traffic teedele for go week ea* Mink 11,10,4781. Mk. U. MINEE.-(r1118 DAYJ Own o'Creur. The mining market is firm to-day, with a good amount of business. Subjoined are some of the present quotations :—Chiverton Moor, 61 to 71; South Darreo 3to 4 ; East Caradon, 8} to West CbivertOn, 774 to 80 ; Great Vor , 264 to , being fiat ; Bast Grenville, 34 to 4; Wheal,Tnoroft 134 to 14 ; West Caradon, 74 and G rilla, 24 to 3. Cbontales Gold shares are firm, at 24 to 4 prem.; and Frontino and Bolivia at 4 to 4 prem. At the meetiug of the Great Laney Company held yesterday a dividend of 10e. per share was de. Glared. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (fm agony, AND tmeggiramoum. smassurt.) Ivor out owl 001111POODNI12.) The market is steady. Salm, 15,000 bales. MINCING-LANIL—(TEID3 DAY.) SUGAR. —The market continues quiet, the private mire are naked to moderate quantities of British West bah at previous pricer. Raised is ormitered, dried goods sew tinning quiet but inn ; pieces dull of 0077111.—The small pubbc eats of Or*" west ei ei full prima. Privately , about 260 casks of satire Ceylon sold, gaol ordinary mixed. We. to as. ; iten,soo bags et Rio. at 46e. Cocoa.—'here is a Bendy &man& for an dromiptimes at firm pries, for Trinidad, and 24. advamm for (hem good to fine red Trinidad sold at 765. 6d. to 106 x. ; Grenada, fair to See. 64a. to 745. TR& —Tim market eontinnee Bo but ponehates of Jamaica sold at 3s. Riot —There a fair demand, but so sales of import. mos sre reporte Balm has been sold on rather order forms; good small 19s. to 19s. 6d. 81.1016.-There la only a moderate amount of badmen dame without change in value, map Bengal glom whisk shows a farther adman of U. per cwt., a Nadi panel having bees sold at 31 s. Pomo( black pepper said at 31d. ; nutmegs. 138 to /38 to the lb., at U. 341. gaper. -The amount of bucket dais( dill eadiuses limited. Pekes am without change. 0017011.-Tbses is an improved dermal for this ardeload steady rims. Jun has sold heavily at about the previous value. Oem. moo aad middling. 16/. 10e. to 171. 130. Cocennut , has sold steadily ; Tenerife direr at Id. ad. rum ; Honduras peal at a slight &slim ; other serta without duties. Honduras silver, b. 11. to 3s. 7d. Teseriffe, 3t. Id. lob 64. ; black. 3e. 44. to 3s. can silver, 3s. 2d. to 3a. 4d. ; black b. 4d. to 30. 7d. ; TALLOW MARKST.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Toms tallow 11 quoted 48s. 6d. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. ea the spot. 60s. 6d. ; Mamie. lib. 3d. to 50.. 6d. ; April to Jam, 60a. 3d. ; October% Deemsber, 61a. 3d. to SU. fed. ICIETROPOLIYAN °Arms MAME= (THIS DAY.) We have • very large iearesse is the 'apply of boots sad coaseqtamtly • ecosiderable reduction is priest. The doomed is T i ber limted sod • dismiss caa sot be effected. The som of sheep also exceeds the devised, sad 'Wiese are reduced &lost 413„ per Sibs. Good calves aro net very plentiful, sod still command • poi Prim Oar familia oopplv waists of 1,060 boots ; 4.770 sheep; 158 waves. sod 125 pip. Per Mee et Abs. 0. C. ad. Per Moe slab& &4.5. 4 Bess swots, Nereids. I Isenersillli&Stlslb 6 0 $ • • lasert4ersu "6 10 int Lea&Weels.... 6114 0 Seam& ipsiL boots II 4 4 De. 60. Mors . 466 10 Oslvis P IP 0 1144606•116006006 • 1 6 4 Units 94•010 et sorket, 1,420; sheep sod blabs, 7,6‘0. 158; pip IN. SIIITHFIELD HAT MAKKILT.-(THI8 DAY.) Yr. Chula James Easton reports trade slow, at INA day's prises :—Prime ; ovaclr, from 1264 to 1324. ; inferior. 110.. to 1204. patios wood est. 90s. to 11114. ; prime hay, 100 s. to 110 s.; Warier, 90.. to 955. ; stray, 36m. to 425. Stators Flue AT Oteseseensu.—(Taus A fire broke out this musing in the promises belonging to Yr. Timer, watchmaker aid Jeweller, No. Is, Wilding.. row, Clerkenwsli. The immates oltho third door, consisthog of acre. Ferguson, stied 159, her daughter, widow puma Logos Bermsids, egad 21, Thomas Ferguson, gaol 7, and Hibees. sired 21, appeared st the - third floor. arab( for help. -At the erlikal e xert Clea. dt e ito7 l l. Shaw arrived with the Royal Society's escape. and brought dove the whole in misty ; one of the young wanes foisted in Shaw's arms as las was carrying her dews the fig ladder. The inmates of the first and mond Seem were ciouted torah out into the street in their night clothes. The oreeduotor Shaw entered the back-yard apff there found mooched together in their night clothes sad smarty saffocated with smoke, Hrs. Terser William Urger, Catherine Terser, axed 8 ; MAU, eled ,B ; Jobs, :C:s4 ; iind • Beery aged 2. years. The hick sad treat woe burnt out and the basement coosidombly damaged. The origin of the fire is unknown. Yr. Tames was leisured In ths Pheacir firs edam We regret to state that Mr. G. Clive, M.P. fee Hotdord, wu knocked down by a cab on Tuesday night, ea leavisg the House of Comatose, sad, it is said, seriously be Tax New COURTS OV Law.—A court will be ers apart fee the Judicial Committee of the Privy Coma, whose sittings will then be trassfernd from the Conseil Chamber at Whitehall, when their lordships sow north, be the intended new building. STRUM IN VIE NORTN.—k week or two ago 908 et tie wearers employed at the engine works el tho NorthaseMrs Railway Cormay, at York, following due azample of their brethres is the North, presented to the direatots • Memorial siskgg i that their hours of labour should be reduced hem hours per week to :54 home. The directors, however deo 'ned to make the gourmets, sod, at a meeting held se Tueeday. the men resolved that noire their deemed was complied with by th e 2nd se April. they would seas work. We regret that t ech a determinative s h ou ld have been come to , sad the more go as I. it is understood that the deciaioe of the workmen wi l l lea d to the adoption of • MAW souse by those a t West Hartlepool, aid probably by these employed cmtheftks er r )o arlington section of the compasy. ae°, we e eorry . to observe. is to apprehend another strike in the iron kali& entldirrr employed at the Blame aid Who , Item mita. D ear Barnsley, have mad* a demand for as adverse of 3s. per week. which the masters are sot dimmed to make, gad it is probable that the men will ewe wart ow fleueday.—Leols ifercury. ALTIRINO STANDARD WOlllB. —The I pedal Cleart of Paris Motu, baud se appeal fawn • judgmest se the Civil Tribmist I. se action brought by Mine. Neubm, widow of the terror ef the weil.ksows medieel dimmer,. @Oast Dailliers, publishers, for the purpose of esia. pee the latter to suppress bee late husband's name Moos them titlpge el the said work. es the ironed that the editors of • recent edition. Drs Littrf ad itch* had pistol shoved shoved its spirit from moral sad rassiose m peel• inand moorialist. The plaintiff claimed no property in the book, but was only maxims to prevent the p u blication, ender her husband's same, of alai. skims te which he had always bees opposed. The Civil Tribunal had rejected 11acismi Nystim's denterde se4 she now appealed against that jaegmest. The 00116• A compared weal articles of the Ore •edite erpesially these os the weeds tisse, psytholegie, sad kmase, and showed how Injurious it was to the me mory of • religiose ems to have such misting pub lished seder Ms Dem. The horsed essusel egged wish demendiag Hie repprmisa lifostes's mate oa the title, and, is oddities, asked for d for the widow. The erart , after besting cosneelr= liefieedents, quashed the jedgmet under appeal, and trying the ease es its merits. ordered the suepresdoe of Sysismil ad condemned the defendants to pay the . dessogr u l os ith all costa. 173 101 • Drvoses.—A mono re wetly got a divorce hem hie wife in Ciusisesti lessms Mee used movpilaieto • degree es szogreive that it awed sad rendered ter met ter bee duties es • wile.—Mieseseri TO The Osaaadaigus, as Ame Mesa war of ado arrivedth the Matury , yesterday moraies from Belfast. 9691 61 NI IS 96 $$ $6 107 IN 114 96 :`."I .ipto N 01 1116 ill FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 11e,11. Great Lexensbours. 16i. Ottomso (Smyrna to Alain), 84. 13ambre sad Maus, 81. PREFERINCB MAIM. Great Northern. 5 per cosh, 1081. Greet Western—South Wales, parented 44 per list., 1859, 89, rd. Lancashire sad Yorkshire. 6 per coat. stook, 129 f. Londe° sad Brightoe, 5 per asst ituuan stock, No. 1, 105. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARZIVR. Llvlalool6. MISCH 14.—flain loday t- Gnst liseises, i 40-Braat Western, 664 Rd.-Loudon and Ninth Misters, Ulf i 24 u—Metropolitas. IPA 3 4-flonth !sateen, 741 id. Mufti° sad Lake Boron, n-Gnsd Trunk of Csaada, 361-Aria„ 6646 5) e. 6 4-1111 sols Casten, Yel i-liembre sad Meese, 8 16-16-Alliarice Bank of Leaden sad Liverpool (United). 111 p. -Barneds Banking Company I d.-North and South Wave, 114 - Morin Western hank (Limited). 34 p.-Ovetend. Barney, and Co., 11 14 3-16 p. .1L7. 1 Insurenos, Hp. - Thames end Mersey Marine (L inked). 61 Marin a pitted), 11.16 p. -Atlantic TelensPh 8 per emit., 31 -Irani. shireoo.34d. -Liverpool Zultence,27-Naineal /teas (Limited), 14 7-16 6-16 ilucluidim. MAWR 14.-A goad tensest wan due. sal prices were study. 0. Cana& sod Company (Limited), 10 d.- , *iss, 464 6 4- treat Filltolll, 40 real Northern A, lil 1 4-Grand Truk of Canada, 864 6-Grest Western, MI- Nilson —Lutesshire and Yorkshire, 130 }--Loados sad North esters. its 4-Masehester, Media& mad Lneohnisire, ; ditto 114 per cent. pref.. 6S-Metrupoliten, UN telM-Norlit Masters (Yoshi). 106-loath isotera, yet -Thames (v 4 Menu Marne Insweses (Limited), 6 16-16 p.- unit.d Kates 540 Years' Bonds, n 4-Overesd and Gurney, 13-16 p.-llnion Bank, 44 p.-01*W• Bank. 174 p. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (By izacram Tizaaws.) WARWICK MEXTING.—THIS DAY. DEAND ANNUAL STEEPLECHASE. Four miles. Cotoovis, Lightheart, Salamander, Joe Maley, Portland, Creole. Me at Hearts, Ibex. Gamecock, Lord George, Aoolrie. Inaba, and the Ostler are ben. Pain Fowiwirr.—Lanra. HANDICAP PLATE. Coe mile. Atha Gordioe !Coot, Cateway, Mongrel. Kangaroo, Sabriaa, Grinder, Claxtee, Geaeral Hess, and Pord rhea are here. HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. Two mdse. John Oaly, Joe Male Pot Pound, Ammar. fir Bobby, Lard Gloom, ar Cutler, Oataway, Marble Hi ll , Ibex, Meorillow, and Anteisette are here. Na'iTEDIS FOR HANDICAP PLATE. Three fades.. 01)110111 Hear, Set 10lb ; AtteehE, fat 7lb ; t zr, Bat ; Clews, Sat ; Grinder, Sat ; Sot ,• Claxtoe, Bet; Gordian Eno, fat ; Piga, Tat 12Lb ; Cutawav, 7ot ; Mongrel. 74 GI); Vieerwy, IGet 1211; Powderham. Got ; Haphazard, But ; Wafts, rot 71b. All are here. Amman Lwow:memo or Bursas or Maser INTO ST. Olosors Hosrevar...—For ease days past start. ftg paragraphs have appeared assonasteg tb .% • d tie governors ef Chores Hospital was to l i r= Otos worming for the wws et eoesidoring • propeed sdaitt " Odom of moray ' te arisister t. the siar pest in that inslitdiss. It swans IMO a esinnaittee bas bees sr pleated to einodar the teal cpaearioa of modem hat Issviag w Nieuwe to slitsre at seem or any ether pa•ti. Odor paw. 713 DAY.) Oxa o'Oznai. The dealings in the railway market to-day are to a fair extent, and the tendency of prices is firm. Metropolitan stock has risen per cent., and Lon don and North Western an d Great Eastern, . The other leading tines are steady, at the olosing prices of yesterday. London and North Western stook Is quoted 122 to I, div. ; Great Western, 59 to ex div. ; Midland, 124 to 1, et ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 120 to div. • Great Eastern, 40/ to 1 ; Eastern, 741 to 1, ex div. ; Cale dolman, 131 to 132 ; Metropolitan, 133 k to 134, ex div.; Great Northern, 123 to 04, ex dm.; ditto A, 140 e to 1411, ex div. Canadian railway securities exhibit no alteration. °SAIMAA! SHAM AND SIOOI3. Ph. 1 Pd. I sart.wBra. I maliag restar lwi "j u : I ilia " . 0 1 1441 .... I 11: 1141 i lleNiesi sad tasese....l . . _ 0 • 14 111 us 63 0 a u 4 I R si 0 0 11% Oasts!las Idea sa4 Ilsodas —l oarmrall IN DahIktorIDOININD ea Drilea.l4ol4ll.o•o. l a arllmkirm 104 Oarl. N Dom. sad I.Wortsra 100 at, Do is Ott 10 Do. 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FALL IN THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. Ows olbsios. The directors of the Bank of England have to day reduced the minimum rate of discount from 7 to 6 per cent It is consequently expected that the weekly return, to be published to-night, will show a considerable improvement in the posi tion of the establishment. The discount market is quiet, and well supplied with money. No transactions, however, are re ported below 6 per cent., the reduced rate at the Bank. . . . _Li The discount establishments have lowered their terms for money at call from 5 to 41 per cent. ; for money at seven davit' notice, from 51 to 5 ; and at fourteen days' notice, from 6 to 51. The alteration at the Bank, not having been fully expected, has bad a favourable effect upon the stock markets. The funds have risen 1 pee cent., and an improvement of moderate amount is obser vable in several of the home railways and foreign stooks, including American securities. Canadian i zeilwey shares are steady. More firmness is shown as regards financial shares, and those of the lead ing discount companies are better, except Joint Stock Discount, which remain without alteration. Consols are now quoted 871 to 1 for money, and 871 to 1 for the sth ApriL Foreign stocks are inquired for, anti generally firm. Turkish Bonds of 1862 and Spanish Passive have improved I per cent, and the Committee's Certificates and Brazilian scrip, 1. The prices are as follows :—Greek, 151 to 16 ; Mexican, 221 to I; Spanish Passive, 281 to ; ditto Certificates, 161 to ; Turkish, 1862, 671 to 681; ditto, 1865, 38 to I; Beazilian scrip, 21 to 3 prem. ; and Ita lian, 1861, 61 to 1. American securities show a considerable rise. 5-20 Bonds are quoted 711 to ; Eris Railway shares, 571 to 581; and Illinois Central, 80 to 1. International Financial shares are now quoted par to ; General Credit, to 1 prem. ; Lon don 'financial, 5 to 4} din. ; Imperial Mercan tile, to 1 prem.; Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 3to prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 21 to preen. ; Joint Stock Discount, 12 to 10 din. ; and National Discount, 81 to 9 prem. The stoppage is announced of Messrs. Puget, Bainbridge", and Co., old-established private bankers, of St. Paul's-churchyard, anti connected with Ireland. The liabilities are understood to be small, the transactions of the house having been very limited for some years past. The shares of the Anglo-American Telegraph Company are quoted to 1 prem. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5,5071. over last ear ; the Great Northern, an increase of 1251 . ; the Great Eastern, a decrease of 1,3001. • the Great Western, an increase of 2,4611. ; the L ondon and South Western an increase of 1,2174 ; and the Mid land, an increase of 3,7501. In the preliminary courts in America an adverse, decision has been given in the case of the Philadel phia and Reading and Atlantic and Great Western Railway lease, but it is understood that amicable arrangements have since been entered into between the contending parties, which will give the Atlantic and Great Western ale the benefit it expected to derive from the combination previously arranged. At a meeting yesterday of the Brazilian and Por tuguese Bank (Limited) the directors were authorised to change the name of the company to "The Eng lish Bank of Rio de Janeiro (Limited)," and to delegate certain duties and authorities which, under the articles of emaciation, can only be exercised by a local board at Rio, to a committee, agency, or manager at that place. The directors of the Agra and Maatermsn's Bank (Limited) have issued their report, to be presented at the annual meeting on Saturday, the 17th inst. We extract as follows : The directors beg to submit to the proprietary the au dited accounts foe the veer ended 31st December last, sad to report that, alter making ample provision for bed end doubtful debts, the available Burp's is 250,254/. 2s. 9d. Out of We sum the directors have paid two half-yearly 4iiridende, et the rate of 10 per coat. per snoum, adding 011 each occasion a boons of 15e. per share, thus making the total distribution for the year 16 per seat., free of %- came tax, on the increased capitol of one million sad s half The balance, 10,2541. 2a. 9d., is carried forward a tt erl jZt and loss aoouunt for the current year. The direc tors have the pleasure to report that during last mace as act of parliament was obtained for enabling the bank to divide the ortgisalshares of 1001. each into two shares of 501. see& The subdivision has been carried out, and the capital of the bank now consists of 60,000 shares of 501. each, of which 251. per share have bees paid op. The di rectors have °pared a breech of the bank in Paris, under the management of an tailcoat's] local board, sad they are clad to report that the readt from the cornmeacenasut have been estisfactory. They bare purchased the pre mises, 10, Place Vendome, for the conduct of the busioess of Unbiased', and the cost is added to the property account. Renter's Telegram . Company (Limited) have this day announced the issue of the remaining 5,000 shares of 251. each, by which the subscribed capital will be raised to 250,0001. Tbe object of this second issue is to provide capital for carrying out the conoession just obtained by Mr. Reuter from the Hanoverian government, whereby the company obtains an exclusive right for thirty years to lay down and work submarine telegraph cables between the English and Hanoverian coasts, and the same exclusive right to lay land wires to certain im portant places in Germany, "besides other con tingent advantages of a very valuable character." The directors give the important assurance that, under the concession obtained, and the arrange ments they have concluded for working it, they will be able to transmit messages from Ragland to the places named within a few minutes from the time. of despatch. These places include Hanover, Bremen, Hamburg, Schleswig-Holstein, Denmark, Sweden, and Norway. It appears that the agreement conclud ed by this company with the Electric and Interna tional Telegraph Company "guarantees" minimum amount of business which, under the conditions of the concession, and under normal circumstances, will produce a minimum annual revenue equal to 15 per ce nt. on the total amount of capital re quired." This expectation is confirmed by a oer tifiaste from Messrs. Quilter, Ball, and Co., the accountants. Coe-fourth of the view issue of shares have been taken by the Telegraph Construc tion and Maintenance Company. The prospectus further recites that "there is no promotion money, nor any commission paid for obtaining the conces sion, Mr. Renter having banded it over to the company gratis." At a general court of the London Assurance Corporation, held yesterday. the following recom mendation of the court of director , . was adopted, viz. :—That the di•idend fo r the half-year ending at L a dy -day, 1866, be 455. per share, free of in come tax. A general meeting of Muntz's Metal Company (Limited) is called for the 22nd ins " t., when a div dend will be declared. An extraordinary"i meeting will then be held, for the purpose of altering the articles of association. The share certificates of the London Asiatic and American Company (Limited) are now ready for delivery, in exchange for the bankers' receipts. With reference to the market for American securities, Meesrs. 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